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DISASTER.
Fearful Collision at Fulton Ferry
N. Y.-Five Persons Reported
Killed-A Large Number
Seriously Injured.
Two Men Killed by Landslide.
FROM NEW YORK.

A Fearful Collision at the ,.,I,A,, ror.x
l"o PERSONS r.sIed Outright, Two
IDjurca.
-z'ecfGt D.spUtoh to The Evening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-A terrible accident
occurred about seven o'clock this morning. at
the Fulton ferry, by which one person was in
stantly killed, and several sustained injuries of
serious if not fatal character. 1t appears the
ferry boat Union was about leaving the slip on
the New York side as the boat Hamilton, from
Brooklyn, was entering when the two boats
came together with a terrible crash, the
Hamilton having q portion of the ladies
cabin torn away. The Hamilton was heavily
loaded with passengers, and the larger
portion, as is usually the case as the
boats are entering the slip, WAS GRO owded on the
forward part. This had the effect OF lowering
the bow sufficiently to allow it TO run under
| that of the Udion, aud consequently the guards,
''night head" and what is kno wn as the "hood,'
were carried away. The accident caused the
| greatest CONSERVATION, and there was general
| rush for the after part of the boat Women
! screeched and tainted, boys and men yelled, and
the scene was one of the widest confusion. A
number of persons were injured by being run
| over and trampled upon. Two or three had
| their legs and arms crushed, and it is said two
! went overheard. The pilot of the Hamilton,
when nearing the slip, endeavored to slow the
from coming together with fearful crash.
John Brewer, who was sitting on the guards OF
| the boat, was killed. An unknown man was
crushed against the joists of the ladies' cabin,
and died Immediately after the accident A
large number were slightly injured, others had
feet aud legs crushed. No horses and wagons
are allowed to cross the ferry. Thousands OF
people are around the ferry houses.
[sECoED SPECIAL DEsPArCH.l
| nf I'm
| Yet Ascertained.
New YORK, Nov. H.-The Euening Pos, says
it is as yet impossible to ascertain the whole
extent of this fearful catastrophe, but it is
known that FIVE persons were killed or mortaly
wounded, and twenty seriously injured. Many
other passengers were severely bruised, but
were able to limp away withoat aid. 1t is re
ported that in the excitement several passengers
leaped overheard and were drowned, but up tc
noon this rumor has not been verified.
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WASHINGTON.
The Revenue Frauds - More
Evidence to be Hunted Up
Perry Fuller Loung-
ing About.
Affairs in Baltimore and Boston.
FROM WASHING TON.
'eoiaI Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
WARRINGTON, ,oy. Ia,
Judge Fullerton
has gone to New York TO hunt up
additional evidence In -egard TO the Internal
Revenue frauds.
There was considerable
ShOwer OF MeteOrs
in this locality between midnight aud dayb
this morning, which engaged the attention of
the astronomers at the Naval Observatory, but
Commodore Sands did not consider 1t OF sufi
cient Importance to make hurried report of it.,
as he did last year, early on the morning OF its
occurrence. The display was not equal to last
year. Between 200 and 800 meteors were
counted.
Perry Fuller,
Andy Johnson's carpet-bsg Collector OF the Port
of New 0rleans, has been here several days
lounging around.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-Several citizens were on
the lookout last night for
Shooting Stars,
this being the period of their annual appear
ance. Rather an unusual number of mcteors
were seen between IL and o'clock this A. M,
passing brilliantly from the east towards the
southwest.
The COlOred People
held meeting last night, and made preliminary
arrangements towards sending delegates to the
Colored National Convention which assemblies
in Washington On the 18th Of next January.
Business
is quiet, and money greatly in demand but
easier
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TORTURE.
Dreadful Treatment of Prisoners.

The Newark Daily Advertiser publishes reve-
lations relative to the treatment OF prisoners in
Governor Ward during his recent visit to that
institution. The Governor found six prisoners
of both sexes under punishment for breaking
the rules. They were confined In dungeons
night and day, with their wrists bound together
and fastened close to the floor, thus compelling
painful position OF the body. Some had been
aaer uaaer this discipline for six days, and the
noIrlole punishment had been continued for
eVN; Vvei tw0 weeks. The ofienses which brought
Lnts o ,ersoie retribution we're indecent CONVEX
Governor ordered the Immediate reIsssp 30 the
prisoners from their torture, and gave strict
Sgsa surus notdns his Of the kind
and requiring the new keeper'" before his 'S an,
pointment, TO sign paper solemnly nromising
TO prevent all such inhuman treatmant of nr;1
sOners. 1t Is understood that similar crno,t,a, ~
have been perpetrated in the Jersey State Poison
for years.
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FROM BOSTON.
Mayor McMfchaeI and Philadelphia Off.
ciaIs i'm the CITY,

Mayor McMfchaeI and Philadelphia on.
cials in the City.
Special Despatch to The Eueni,,0 Tee graph.
BosToN, Mass, Nov. H.--Mayor McMichael,
OF Philadelphia, with five members of the Select
Council of that city and five members OF the
Common Council, accompanied by Louis A.
Cooley, Henry G. Carey, and five heads of de.
partments of the Philadelphia city government.
with two ladies, arrived in this city this morn
ing, and were quartered at the Parker House.
These city officials come here particularly 10
examine the streets and paving departments of
the municipal government. 1t is understood
they will remain in this city only until Monday,
when they will proceed to Manchester.
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The New York Money Market.

From NE Tribune
"Goyernment p; linda opened at a decline of Nps'
sns S to ss By sHs
and the s%ouS.s s'ui taken % out Of the market were
demand, ioSnipg hsi. State bonds are steady. Ten
s' Sin
Mail Mail. was weak declinipg s.u6' li26' after
a @ sPsS:a ed ,S!yfss With " m gI=s..ss = ntSs
o1 MsE EG SeT Ct TSS.cs
~ nrie was weak. selling IN large blocks a. So !,
the mat Of eS
Reading sold As sSH The western shares did not
t and maintained considerS6le srmness under the
bS
operators being out OF the market as buyers. The
leading shares IN 6s DEMAND ana After sne
O'clock CAL fourth break was made IN New YORK
Close Central M a. rallied per cent cosing a. iS To-
From the Herald.
"whiIe howe A. ,ha uornv M ayket IA y $1,000. =.
Sitement ana iess than
4ousS ss s daily aS and ca Ss
g Sfss,s sS;
he sisSilty OF trade ap stocks. sa9 have enu not ct
% po and s ra%s5 S9
market are made weaker day after day by
Wing the eay fe
for nG e
that would seem to Justify it. to be checked IL
GRf the hs
| ROsu, which has been eight months past and Is
| still being overssued to such amounts to
plece rs market value outside the o. all ordioary
calculations and OF all honest Influences. rhe stock
sold today al about So per cent but whether this ia
to he an initial point for temporary upward mani
pulstion, or only hating post preparatory to
other five or ten per cent decline, remains
in doubt The final wreck and rnn Of the VIII ole
| Germ by the desperate two or three men who now
have control of It, and who are using It's printing
| press and certificate books dd HbiCunl, would seem
obe only question of time, as the affair now looks
|
| PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GoLD.-The First
Mortgage hfy-year seven per cent Sinking Fund
Coupon Bonds of the Rockford Rock Island, and st
Louis Railroad Company. principal and interest pay
able in GOLD COIN, free OF Government tar fol
sale at the Office Of the Company, No. IL Wall street
New York. at 97H per cent, and accrued interest Ia
currency.
Pamphlets giving fuller inform alton, may be had
at the of1ce.
Government and other securities received In ex
change, at market rates.
H H. BoODY. Treasurer.
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MORTALITY OF THE CITY.-The number OF
deaths in the city for the week ending at noon
to-day was 225, being an increase OF % over the
corresponding perio1 Of last year. or these ia
were adults; Ill were minors; males. lis; fe-
males ITO; boys. SO; girls. 81. OF the number,
1877 were born in The United States, A were
foreign, IA we're unknown. ID were people Of
color, and IL were from the country. Conges-
tion Of the lungs is credited with 7; COMMISSIONS
8; dysentery, 2: Inflammation Of the lungs, 49,
maIasmus, g.
The deaths in the various wards were as fol.
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MeteOric Display.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 14.-There was a
brilliant meteorc display, commencing at 2
o'clock this morning, and continuing until
davbreqk. The most brilliant OF these came
were similar to a skyrocket. The passengers on
the Norfolk boat discovered ii at l'30 A. M., Off
the Potomac, SO brilliant that they could see to
read papers.
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Latest Markets bv Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Nov. A:-Cotton quiet; sales Of 500
bales at 9414c Flour dull ana oweT sales @ of1o'
sac @9 76; California, se7o@lo2s, Wheat dun aud
Geclining. Corn dull and declined lc.; sales OF
1890 bushels mixed Western st o. 1901 49, Osts
dull; sales of 26oOO ba hes ct 72@721s. Beef quiet
Perk nominal; new mess, S2S76@Dz9OO. Lard quiet
Whisky dull.
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The Full Extent of the CatastrOpe 80
Yet Ascertained.
The Meteoric Shower.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Hov A.-The metsoric
shower here last night and this morning was
very brilliant and beautiful. From the obser-
vatory of Vassar College $500 brilliant meteors
were observed.
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THE ITALIAN SOCIETY last night held its an
nual election, with the following result:-J. A.
Raggio, President: l.. Nardi, Vice-President; A.
]. Malatesta, Trustees; 8. Cuneo A. BerneIo, G.
Reppeto, G. b. Malates'a, @. Il. Raggio, Relief
Committee; Giovanni Patroni, Secretary. The
Society, now numbering one hundred, is steadily
increasing. 1t Will hold lts nrst anniversary on
the oath INST
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Two Men Killed by a Land Slide.

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. 1.-Two laborers,
one named Michael Mason and another whose
name is unknown, were killed yesterday by
land slide in gravel pit, near Gardner, Mass.
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SLIGHT FRE.-At IL o'clock this morning.
Q, slight took place at the trimmings store Of
mrs. Godbou, No. 1886 Vine street. 1t was
caused by children playinp with matches,
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FOUND DEAD.-At 6 40 this morning a negro
was found lying dead iu the area in front of B.
r. Johnson's dry goods store, Market street,
above Ninth. Coroner Daniels will hold an in.
quest on the body.
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RoBBERY.-Last night between 5 and IL
o'clock the residence OF Mr.. N. A. Frankel, at
No. 240 S. Fifth street, was broken into by
forcing the front door, aud robbed OF 1900
cigars and suit of clothing.
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INDECENT BLIND WOMEN. - An Industrial
Home for Blind Women has been established
In this CITY, in aid of which Fair will be held
IN the hall at the N. e. corner of Eighteenth
and Chestnut streets. Every effort has been made
to render this Far attractive, and we doubt not
that the worthiness of the object will induce
large numbers OF our citizens to attend. The
Fair will commence on Monday evening next,
and continue until Friday evening.
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MEssRs. SMITH, RANDOLPH x Co., the we'll
known banking firm, long located at No. 16
South Third street, have removed their office to
the old Ledger building, southwest corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets. So extensive is the
reputation of the firm that no more eligibility of
site could, perhaps bring them any increase of
business; but yet, the happy position OF their
new office, at the intersection OF two of the
busiest streets in the city, cannot fail TO prove
convenient to themselves and TO the many
persons who have business relations with them.
Messrs. Smith, Randolph & Co. have a pr.
vate telegraph wire direct to their New York
office, and consequently always have the latest
They have an Office also in the city of Paris.
All our Government and other securities can
be bought or sold in their office, and with the
facilities in the new place the speed of business
negotiations will be materially increased.
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Salmon hatching is the occupation Of the
Miramiohi river.
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Shin News.

FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 4.-Passed up for
Baltn ore, brig Romano, from Nassau. Tue
steamer Louisiana, from Baltimore for Norfolk,
collided with a steamer near Norfolk, Ia q
dense fog, this morning. The schooner's jib-
boom ran into the wheel.house of the steamer
demolshIng her wheel, which will be repaired
to-day. ...r-.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
This Afternoons Quotations.

By Atlantic Cubte.
LONDON, Nov. 14-P. M.-Consols 944 for
both money and account. United States Five
twenties, Tag; Erie buoysnt at 26; Illinois Cen.
tral, SO.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. H-P. M.-Cotton easier but
not lower; sales 5000 bales. Lard quiet. Tai
low 50s. Cd. Common Rosin, 6s.
LONDON. Nov. l4-P. M.-Linseed oil, f2S.
HAvRE, Nov. 4-P. M.--Cotton quiet.
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~. j. HARTWELL, M. D.,

This treatment is taken by Inhalation. The lungs
receive the LIFE-GIVING ELEMENr +, and pass 1t
into.the bloc d;thus 1t reaches every
tissue OF the body, decomposing and expeIltng all
EFFETE and POISONOUS matter through the
various emunCtores
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a1bDille, Sennelfee, Mirtpod Den 4, 4tdr5 1863


Die 9otaIs 8abIcn in Neaine iin6
republifanild aus9efalen. Die @es
mofraten baben in einlsen 8esirfen ae@
gen oie borise 8abl an @timmen 9e<
tuonnen. z.zzs
Sn NontreaI p;ro elm sueites 3uas
benz Corps fir 6en 9aplt erridtet.
Sn Worceiter, Rb., iuuroe aeItern
cine farbige Srau, 2ucp 9arneH, lpeeen
Grmoroung ibres 8atten bingeridtet.
Die Cholera 1T INNER nod iebr befs
tig in 8nenoS 0pres. Drrh(duitflit,
lterben tdgtifl los Dfenfden. 9lu4 im
Snnern oes 2anoes lpiitbet Die @ende.
Die BanniuoIen Weber in Sail
Otiber Mah. 5000 on Der 3abl, linb tar
b0beFe 96bne auSaeftanben. @"
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Meue Mn3fige1l.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tzs.s pirn bfernlit befanHt sema6bt, raR am
Vl2. Sebarar 1868 Elm Barrdnt in Bankruptcy
aeasrt baS Besm5een Don 90 m. o. 6 lie .
BON Sidnan @euntp i'm -Staate Xenne5iee erlanen
uorren ift rpeIder auf feline eieele 9ettt bin fir
bapferott erfIdrt rporben M ha aio bic Sab nng pon
5duISen unS rebetiieferangb bon Gtsentbnm, pel9es
benz bancroft Grfldrtsn gebDrt, an tbn ooer ~ eI<
mem @ebruairh itnb Ste uebertrdgang pofi irgeno
etnem 0faent6iltrs ctrf ibn gefesGi9 uersoten fnb
Sas cine SerfdmmIuns non ben @lGubigern bes ges
annten fiir balFferott GrilGrten um Ibre oroerlls
ner an priifeit ,iilb einen ober mehrere NffgnfeS
ieines 0ernfHaens an errpGhlen, am 9. Mrr 1868
una 10 ilbr 8ormttags ais Elm Court Of Banfrnptep
in eer Ofce hes Geaiiters III Saffrnptcr I'M eollrfz
Bu d, 8esifer, seboIterf ~ stSen fou.
~9ss2s1S 9 g. 81. Glascoca, a
g. St Usarf9aa, Reifeneer.
Dur9 :. g. 8. .@uilen. Au..ME 81
+ 9ep. 9, ,St. Rarf1aA Reffenser. rHs4 I'm
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iperbe, bur6 Sas aud taein a0rperb
quem binourd tann. Mber eriE iuenn
es bunteI 1T, rnb empfeblen Sie Ben
Geuten bic er0bte gorfdt."
sd tper0e 6afir foroen."
,,lln6 nun Iafen Sie ains sa BEN
Serrn Baron geben, uiit 3u, ropbortis
rem. iitt0 suelei1 3u BET bibf@en Ga.
rOIine. Dds 0rn1e &in0, Die nit BE
rem gIiidti@en Seraensfo gerR erf5tbetl
Sb Der $err Baron iie f6on gefunAen
BAT? Ct miro 9lugen oeilta9t baben.S =
/ sic gingefi lnb 3iuar feBr borii imtie
bon Gebif6 al gebiifA iainnidt eefee
ben su tuer6ea. n So febrteu iie tilsf
na6t ,auf pie Qanofrabe ,surid, bic fe
berlailen batten... Si1 oieier., ihritten
ne for9fofer bordit, .tuie Elm poar Huss
luanoerer, Die fib aber frti bor Ssbere
rnasta biirfen ieben Iafeh.a HEsos ,asils1
ssie errei@ten ben 8rug.l ,Hsasi s8sq
>aFsessd( (Terfesuas fOIst. Jistasasi :
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lIN RANKRuPTCY.

GSss iufrD bferrrftt brfannt gematbt, b q am
s12. s, biuor 1868 elm sBarrant IN Bankruptcy
geaen bds Berm6gen ppn g. 2B. 9unnele ee
BON Sidnafi Gottntu i'm Gtadt Gen efiee cts
IafIsn fnoroen it, peIder auf feine e9ene Petition
bin fir banfsrctt erfrt rporoen it, bab alo bic
ga lung Dpn SAul6en uftb ueberIieferung uor gis
aent5um, 1peIdes benz bancroft Grfdrten seb0rt, an
ibn pber am ieineha @ebraedb anb bic uebertra9uns
pom iraen6 eiiem Gigsntbum burd i'm geiebIit uers
bOten iinS; ba6 cine geriamrnlng poit ben 9ldnbis
germ bes gendnnten fir banterott @rtlaren tit ihre
Sor6eruroen AZ priifen un6 einen ooer mebrere Af=
ffaneeS feiaes BeimDsens su erwGbIen, am g. 4prtI
1868 um 10silhr @ormittags as eins sgourtof Balits
rlptcp in sber Office Ses 9teeifters in Bankruptcy i'm
6 curthnus su Columbia, Tenneiiee, nor germ s.
s az Sud, Resifter, e9alten nerben fol-. a W.
GO. &C. UInScocf,
IA Der ct. Daari6au, EReHenser.
Rnr5 8. 6. MEcMRMlen, ,,<.,s e~i.a y
8 D. q. ct. W9aridna, Nefenger. uls4 i'm
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m RANKRUPTCY.

6Sss trtrn t,teru1it bcFat.it seuacbt. baA ana
va. sebruax 1868 elm gSarrlBt in 8antrupteg
atsea has 8erm6gep uon Sobn @: 9rrtinsto on
Don Sioran GOuntn I'M Staat Sennefee ertaiien
morb lit rpe1er- anf feins eigene Retitot Bin fir
bancroft ertIdrt tSelt lit baB dIio 6e abIung
Gdbuoen unb ueberIieferilng pon @isentbum, mel9es
ee banfsrptt GrfIdrten ee5Srt an ihp oeer 3m feis
en- 8ebrab ilttb bic ttebertruguug rgeno ettten
Giaentbum bilrb ihlt seies perbsten inlo; baB ete
geriamm uns uon'beh gldnbtsern beS senannten fir
bancroft Grfldrlen, I'M ibre forberunaen Sn Rrfen
su erlpdbeil, am IL. Wdrs 1868 nm 19 ubr gsrtnts
tags ais Elm Court Of 9nnfruptep in ber Office eeS
Reailters in Bdnffuptcp i'm GrMrtbals 81 hInbta,
Eenneiles, nor aerrn 5, Sap Bud, RS ter ses
baIten per6en ioa. .gs- -2s.
Ggg Ser. ct. Marf9an, @effenser.
Sur6 8. @. wec MULLEN,
,Sepsg. ct. aaarf6aa.: @effsnser. ms4 I'm
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&. IN BANKRUPTCY.

E1ss tpirc hiermit beFanut getndcbt. SaR am
Sl2 SebrHnr 1865 ein -a8arrdrt in 8antLnptep
aeaen bas 8erM6sen ron 3. y. Satterfiete
son 6iamau Gouatp i'm ct ate Tennefiee erlaflen
porben lit, s,1peIbers. ahf feline eigene 9etition
bin fur bancroft ertldrt morhen tit, faB aIio bic
babluua pon 5dAlSen unb neberlieferung non
Gtaentbum pel6es bein bancroft Grfldrten gebSrt,
an ibtl oher ,u ienem gebrau nnS bic 1leberirognng
con iraenb einem Gsel tbum bur9 i'm gefsfli9 pers
boten iiuo; OaB eipe WerIammlnng uon ben Gldubis
aern oes genanuefi fir beterott Grfldrten, nm ibre
Ep oerlIigen sa priifen un6 enen cher mehrere
Msfignees feinsss gerfnSgens sn erpGblen, am 9.
April 1868 nm 10 llhr 8ormittass ais Elm Court OF
Fdnfruptc m Der Office oes &egiiterS tn Bankruptcy
IN @oIlaibia,a Gehnellee, por germ ), SAP BHd,
Resiter, 9ebaI!en merSen ieI. sag llsRs
2 - u a5a9@ - Js#9 6. 9t.f Giaecof,4 4n
/ sassga s.t5.ss 1ea Q. ct. Marf6au, Re6easef.
aur9 9. 6. afcTRulltn, ..'sslss s.aaS y Z
Sep. .. st. gsoii6oH, Mefeuser. ma In
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&abcl Sepef6em.
Gr6ffnuusoes oeutf9en
8oIIp parIam en- tee. 81

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Wa afbiustout3. 8. Wdr3.
SIN 6 en- al iuuroe Soioarbs Nntraa,
Oas &epralentantenbaus su beaadrid<
tigen, Sab Der 9cnat bereit fei, 9ln< /
flageS slrtifet gegeu ben Sra ioenten
ansub0ren, an9enommen.
Cine Ntittbeilune bes 8rieaslcfres
tdFs lber Die berfdie6enen Militarpe o.
item i'm Oiltrift @olumbia ipuroe an ads
Mfilitdr, 6 omite Deripielen.. M. y m \. !.
Mlebrere Botfdaften oes Rrdfioenten
9iagen ein unb Der 9enat belt baraNlI
cine greeutin Gibltig. 2 z. s5ss e. .'ss .
SIN pa afe tpnrocn as1tehrere 9iI8ea
eingcbradt, liuter aaosril eine foE6ea
iueide Die Sole auf gBeine yHo Spirt
tuolen, Ionic Glen 6aanliuolIems,,
9Solle< unb Seioe.uabritate nm 20 p
st. erhobt, ferHers cine 8iH sfiir ben
8au elmer inteInationeiei Ysacific Gi>
fenbabn bonGairo mad ben &ie @ranoe.
Sic Befd)afe Der. gBiseonfin 2esiss
Iatur, ben gfihiaan See bur9 cine n
tfifbaren 2auak nlitwDem Nilliliippi
su perbin6efs ivtlrDen Dorgele s'tii' -
Der gIhtrag non gEortoaf, oen qes
tern eingeFeidgtsn 9rDteit Der 6enaDfras
tiTheHs NfitgEie6rr in Gzpdgangs sn9
Siebsit, tuaroe rtit 81 Begen 46 Gtiulsi
man bertuorferI. 80 -asssa- sasssi a.4- sl
EutIsrs 5uiah 9lrtiFeI .su Dem sSms
peaAmenf waroe abermals Dorgebro1t
un0 nit 81 aeasil Al en9en0nfnlen. t.si
Bfngbant bradte. ebedfdIIs einen 3us
iat k9lrtitel tin tueiher ben Yrdiioenten
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ereb ais sinsu @onereB eiues Sbeiles
Der Staatat s5ss hint rsf selaipmten
Ser. StelterlVbe3sitnet .babem
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9tlitlaae, @rtifd Seanfenss abes 9leps6s =
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&6eile aus, no iIdJ al5an elMbhf0s Wle.
naesrie befaHb lmo e5 nor Hidlt iH9DiiA
Die sr0beren Sbiere au rettea Gie fas
men in en5tdmirtn tifn nnc De.
hrisa, ais iis bon benielben erreiA
nur6en, mar fur6tbar. .Oie Giraffl
unS etniae fleine Ebiefe nut0en qerettet
Ser 8erluit bettaet $500, 900, lpeldy
Sollftaueia periIfert finb )
Sie sbftintfnun9 II Sttas ii6er Nb,
hoItHna eiteE @onbkHtieu III abaeld,loI
fen, Geaen 5000 9liutn,en iuuroel
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-04
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shts IN BANKRUPTCY. saH
6Sse piEe biermit betanut sentaebt, bad am
S1% Eebrlar 1868 efn @drrant In 8an:rnptcn
qegen bas germcgen prn GnptI- 80. Saplor
uoH wsnurp Gpnnfp i'm Staate Eennefiee eriuiien
ucrben IT, peler nrf jetne eigene Yetftfnn bin fir
bGnferctt ertdrt iuorben III, SaE dfu bic 2ablung
pom S1ulSen hnS fisbetIieierung BON Gtgentbum,
meIeB BEN bduEerptt Grkldrten geHBrt, an ibn ober
su fepem @ehrautb uuh bic ueberteagung son irgeno
eirent Giaent6um 6urH tbn eeIesli1 perboten fnb;
bdb cine 8eriammtung uon ben @tdubigern bes ses-
nannten fir Bancroft GrtIdrteH, snni ibre 6or6es
runaeu Au pritfeh nb einen oeer ntebrere MfHgnees
fsines Berm6gens ~ erpdbIen, am 9. @priI 1868
UNI 10 fIbF Bornlitags as etfi Court Of @drtrpten
in bsr Office bes Heedters III Hnnfrnpteg TN Gcnrts
bdns AZ GoIAmbtat Eennsifee, psr GERM s. Sa1
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