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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-13
Vermont Daily Transcript.
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1868.
orr UcstcrW Correspondence.
TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, |
June 6. 1868.

June q, lS6S
Dear transcripts:
In my last letter was mentioned the
artesian well at this place. | have since
thought that a fuller description might
be OF interest to your readers. Forty
wears ago Augustus H. Chamberlain
pursued the occupation of school teach
er at st. Adams and Georgia, Vt. and
among others Oscar a. Burton, Esq.
and Gen. George j. Stannard were his
pupils. Thirty-fiVc years ago M.
Chamberlain arrived here, when this
place was a small village, and soon af-
ter went into the employment of Hon.
| Chaunccy Rose who had previously To-
Gated 100 acres of land in the heart of
the city as it now stands. Mr.. Chamb-
erlain has been prosperous in obtaining
worldly goods, is Il leading man, one of
the council-men Of the city, and is still
a master builder in the employ of Mr..
Rose. who is now the wcalthiest man in
the city.
Late in the season of 1865 Air. Rose
conceived the idea of sinking an aresian
well to supply the city with soft water
and the undertaking was speedily COM
menced. Mr.. Chamberlain superinten-
ded the work, which was executed by
Mr.. John Brown of Charleston, West
Virginia. These men each in two re-
liefs worked constantly until the work
was completed, June LIST. 1867 For the
first 200 feet the drilling was through
loose earth, except in the first 100
feet there was passed three veins of coal.
At 200 feet the rock bed of the earth was
reached, and iron tubing three inches
i'm diameter followed the drilling to this
point.
After the rock was reached, the water
, was highly impregnated with SALT and
flowed rapidly until the depth of 81 feet
} was obtained, then the operators struck
! a small vein of oil. At 1,209 feet, the
drill discovered vein ofpetrolcum ano
800 barrels were secured, Mr.. Rose
+ was not in pursuit of oil ant
! passed on, to 1,7S5 feet wher
, the water flowed with such great force
= that the well could be sunk no further
e After the first two hundred feet is slate.
stone to the bottom of the well. An irol
+ tube two inches inside diameter reaches
t the whole distance and takes the waite
d from the bottom of the well. From this
u tube the water is conveyed in scvera
4 smaller pipes to the street, around thu
-'--r~i l., tLn bath house ThrouGl
great force by the gases at the bottom O
It the well, which flows 8, 600 barrels ever,
d "A hours. The cost of the well wa
: so, 900 and the water is perfectly free t.
i AL, as free os aootcr.
The temperature of the water is $40 a
d the surface after passing through thu
: pipe which is cooled by the earth
: guess it must be pretty hot down there
t 1t is elected from the pipes in rcgula
a pulsations, and has the appearance O
water being thrown by Il single actin!
force nunn Hnra l., tbn opolvcie.
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A NEW AND VALUABLE PoTATo.-
The public, which have just become
well acquainted with the superior quail
ties of the Goodrich and Harrison Po-
tatoes, are now informed that a still bet
ter variety is being introduced, prom
ising to be the most valuable ever raised.
The Early Rose Potato as it is called, is
Seeding Of the Garnet Chilli, origina-
ted in 1861, in Vermont, and has been
fully tested there and in Utica n. Y,
by ID. S. Hefferon, who has until lately
been the sole proprietor. 1t is the most
promising in general appearance and
character, and certainly the best in quail
ity, of any potato ever known. Mr..
Hefferon says "it is as sound as any that
Mr.. Goodrich has ever raised, ten doys
earlier than the Early Goodrich, and
with fewer small tubers than almost any
other kind"
We welcome it as valuable addition
to a list where the Goodrich, Harrison,
Cuzeo, and Garnet Chill have hitherto
stood pre-eminent; but which must
yield to a new conqueror and winner of
public favor.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-13
SYPIfON.

SFas@ Our little folks brought us a nice
dish of delicious meadow Strawberries
last evening. The first of the season.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-13

Bas~ Fruit prospects in Vermont were
never more flattering than at the pres
ent time.
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Dkr Have you seen Prangs Chrome :?
mOld Oaken Bucket" "Falconer and
Bride" at III. Livingston & Sons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-28
Run lSrpSciic Surrntt.

9Glcn unlcrcr rprlegtcn 9tumlnCr bcrid)ttt
Irurre ,5cbn g. Surfatt IN Epigc pcr Gpu.
aer'ld8a>&crb1nplung INN ecs @rtcmmnliits
Irtf ctn9ctrctcnr &cri1truuo prE per AntIn0C
ips9cprphen unc lpfprt cntllfrn.
Surrdtt, rer it'd I'M @crtht6i1alt bciInr,
purre btcrauf ppn lettCn SrrunpCh uprin3t,
ptc inn 81 iclncr SrCiL1Nunl @INf njnlh'
ten.
Scr EiRr,ttsdnpaIt ia9lc, CT iprrrr, ptnr
cS nCtbmrnrig III, cine ncue &ntIagc nlsIr.
orttcn, ctc cen 2tnii6ttn res 8ertdDt5 cnt
lprtd}t. HtdtGr y8plle erptcerte, Der Otlilift5
Nnrpdlt tpnnc cen Surratt pirbcr n"rrcttren
lItIel, ipcll rc @rdno SurD dberndlS IN
Sieun9 If. Ta5 @eriG,t bare feline lucj,
itelc 8CnnntB olrlIbcr, pdB Surrdtt ldnb.S
lbrcitno mar. S5n rCn AttCl ltepe, bIB raa
lil9ctIt6e GtrbrCGbcn ppr LANCER, ais 5pGl
S1brcn bcadnJcn rpprrcn III. gSGnn Dem 10,
pdi1rt tdttC or gar niGt rrpjcliirt wfrpm icl.
len. Stein NRdnn fbnnc letnes gebcns opGl
letnCr 6rcitelt untcr ctnGm fplhen @eieBg,
mic elclCs, bcr1ubt fpcrpcn. Ga6 0ertht b0bC
fetl Hrd,t, cer Surratt inter 9lrglhaft Su
lttllet. Ter Gttrtftsdnpatt tagte ttcrdrf:
CT iplnihc nttt Qe9en bic Gntiheipung gu
a~r9unlentircr. Sa dbcr her 8eaCntanp cpn
elmer lctr grpben Y%cpeutidmfett 1T, 10 NOTE
CT nur lagcn-. 8thter A9lte unterbra d,
cclt 9tltrtftSanrpalt nit Der 9enerfung, er
babe lstne Gntihetpun9 publijirt unp beetalt
lei es ntd,t nctbpenpj9, pap Der 6err NOD,
Gttpd5 i19e.
Der N~ltrttt5lnipatt mrlPete bier0uf biz
Nppraltipn 9e0e1 pte GntlNeipun9 prS Sc.
rtdteS an. Ilerdnn ocTtngte (id pnS Sc.
ritt.
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Wrnrltca 1ua g0nlhlnntnn,

@dfbtngtpn, 81. Sept. - Der 81.
YCftpr pc5 itatiitilAch 8uredu's pcrdri0la0t
ptc Gtnnabnte an ,3rQrt fir bas %dbgcldufcnc
6iatdl. 9apr auf $l5,4s4, 900.
Ger tubitituirtc Snctaners9 pntmiidr Mir
crHlrlt Neltern Gtrnb fpiacnhe Gepcihc:
pBlr9tnia Gtt9, 81. Scpt.-Der Srierets
Cpmmifdr Cullen urb ih @tferti9tcr lhtpfien
NIT pcrfNierenm S~npianer> Nbtbrttungcn Ypn
ben SbDiBpnese, gannpfs- unp Sbeeprater8>
Stdmmen Sertrd9e al, ipel6t 6t. Gullen
n0d 8afbin9tUn ilberbrin9cn wt.S. Diele
SNrtaner beTnprn f6 in Spabp unp MCns
lana.
Sa8. Salts, iubi. @cus. urlb tr,pFp. gu,
permit. b. Snb. >9ln0ett9mtetten."
&tItrtftslmpatt Darlington BAT bic Ipptl-
latipn I'M 9urrdtt' tttn YrpSeIc Sprbcrettct
llp ptro pIeielbe ntpr9en Dem @eri6tsbpfe
Sprlegen.
Die Nlabander Delegation fpnnte iiG 9e.
fern oem 9raiibcnten nidt Soritelen, neil
bic Delesaten rte erfCreerltden Nfienltiide,
ndmentliG ben 9c9iSlaturs 8riAIuB, bur6
reI@rn ite rsleatrt wurbrn, iu Sauie perga-
Ben unp nunmebr pcren Ra6ienpung plrd
pG @pit 1brpIrtrn mitiIen.
Der 8ertra9 Sur 2iefrrung her 9Oitmdrfcn
Spm l. Sdnuar 1869 an tptrb an l, Stt.
3erBeben trerpen.
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NintIarn.

Die rrplblttantid,e GpnSentipl I'M A..
Otlrttte MaiI1dufettS' npmtnirte Samuel
Spppcr fir rem Gpn9reb uno S. Y. Say ais
%rliircntlh0ft5r@1bter
Ter ct. 2Gutler yOempfrat" crSdbli
ypenc Vardntte", CAP etnige Stadten I'M lSes
lten fir Grant unp Collar init v@reenbads"
uno 100 Srp5ent 8olpa9tp III lttntmen 9cpen~
fen,
- O0S bcmptrattihe Staat5 Gentr1IsGp o.
mite son SDutitana bat III fSpl9e Der Rerps
SrleaNicr GprfdIe einen pdrrnen unp crtn-
9cnren 2tufrut an ATE 9Cmgtraten erlaiitn,
lth rIRt9 ST. oerb1lten Inp 9~epulctg NIsSu'
Earrrn.
- Die 8rpublifaner gu @rcenpiqr, Maii.,
taten @m. Q. @aibburne FIR rem Gpngrel
ipieeer-npminirt.
- Sn tsr repubIifanti6en Scriammiung
III Grtc, 91., an Ipnnerltag iprndcn muir:
sen. @tdlc5 uno SurIrdnft, Gen. Q9illDn II.
G1nercA, GrsCJpup. Curtin, bic SO. Sus.
>. 9Htndnr, 81. g. gaprencc, 9. -. greip
tier, Capt. Sdlilmbah II. m. y. 0el
rSpaB" mdbrtc ppn 2 llbr Had,nt. bts gum
ndplten Mprarn.
- Ter 9rdiipGnt bat bGrprenct, pdb bic
ron per Mitlitdrs GpmmifiQn ec9en ISM. So
lar, Ibps. 9ptper5 unp .. 2Sdtttls IN o.
Gar. 9efdaten llrtbrile aufBebpben unp pic
Scnamtcn tbrCr SAT- c~ntlalfcn iperpCn.
- &r'UpuY. Orr sGn SQpcG Carolina ldbt
I'D rptcccr at5 1pSpt1t IN q. Sleeps, $40,
ntrSGr.
Sberit 9tpbt. 81. 0custab bielt in 9ln-
fct9H, ne, lcbten Dtenitd0 cine Gepe, IN
pether CT iih dis yGrbe Der Yrimtpten" lei
tr4 trrryY,i,tpn 9S7ter5 fir Nr1ft mn S.,ifhr
erftartr. % gpgtt0
- Sm 8. Itltrtftc ppn MaIa0uirtts III
te5uBlih tcr Observation-Disclosures fiji,
bcn GpngrcB rim Grbittertcr GcntClt dus9ebtps
den. Die Grntctdntcn limb: s. 90. 9irp,
-. &. Gpd. unp 8tftcr 9pnp.
- Der (Spr9eitern gcmelpctt) Iufruf sui
cr9dntiirten Spppfittpn 9rBcn @en. GutIcr'i
Wieccrnpmtnatipn FUR pen Gpn9rfb BAT in
). 8itrtite non Mfdlfahulctts lebtaften An.
ft1ra nm grrGc llntcritisung gefuntcn.
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a exSErEvzI \G@ANEN
paltlmorr-
Cbto : GtIcN : Sabn.

Nm rns nod Spnntaa, Ten 10. Segt; 1865, 9tFtr
tllt6 tret Bulge imt'@ea baltimore, aHReslina uhi
Edrter'6a'a' UNI i~96F a. .os,,,
iitrt tiRli6 (S%rNtla8s G~u5asNrmTUtG) UNI S tlbr IS d
rub re" Baltimore q; S,F a.,
tdtitt tSrnNtn93 cinidlicGitt) gttntS & Whr 20 Vim
res GrprGB s3u1 9rht t0Blth SdrttnN5 dA5AtUPlt-
ncN) ul . llbr As Win. @tcat5 A..
vile ticft 3ugc ihliGEtn ib ~ DclGjr lae NGrtCretura
fct bbafn nab ulcI gunlt1n i'm Uclicn, Sueptlcl mt
Qetnt,eilsr Recommendation .$tpc rcrlaTcn Paltimrrr
tdlltd INT I utr 10 Min. Mad'hl lSeNutdAy dus9c-
= lltr Wrratus id an ter BrCbrrif S%tlrettrn nit Zen
.,igcn natl 5rcetrId, une al her Saaerstcwu 3Hhtttpn
3llct rnd' Su9erStrrh it'd OnlGItebcaH.
ytr y lltcrtt'S NitNsiu1 Nttt prt Baltimore
I'M i lIbr 20 @litutrn nab mt o llDr 30 MiaNlm
frs uuO / llhr 20 Min. mo . llBr y 8ddm. rpn
GGicctt's GttY UNI 1.3O NM IL lthr 10 Min. rag, nab
2.3O uut o ubr 80 @iin. 9iadntttd1s Of.
Slde3 Sdscretrpm.
Gtfatrt hes .3uRss pOn Baltimore 80 ltr Nrtm,t'
tags NIB 40 @admttinasi sHnldluB u &ya4srttown
Dlgcrs:pwn "a ubr 9lGtluittdas uNt a.?o Aahrit.
ta8S. Mudiabrt pOn HaserstCwn fra6 $40 I'M IL llbr
Mtg1crs; Antpnfi in @0!tImrre nm 1925 Mtprscns H.,
4 utr IS @ta. !ta@miitaas.
oSadD 2EirdDcfer.
lie 3uic %serii0cu Baltimore nm SD giCTStnt uuS
40 AadIu., rue %tcinntslt I'M 2.5b SIdd'ri. nnc 9.35
etcres cit. Ntbrct iurud nm 3 uUp 1915 1irrssus,
NH feniItllt I'm 1925 @trr8ci5 uNe i.45 RadNt,t. in
a0N 2SaC0tneton.
gtiuFrt rrl Baltimore lrlb Mn 5 llbr As Sir. ,
100, s.ionWs Y lrr 50 D. !iaant. tint 40. mt
&b6Gng gpH 0rIttuatcr fruit 7, sill. uni
r.. inr, AahH,itlo5! leo. $40 ane uRr 80 Nln.
.H:n:s.
NaMmitGa1s. gcrlnptn lGaibHAtpn Li 7 Ltr atcrs
BCu5 uHo 4 ltr ~ Aita. GGdnn.
Sic 3uaf Y,g0rtn ANNapclts nm 6 llEr 50 @iinuttn
ytergtni wH1 3ulr -. @iH. Aad,ni.
Zpmmiaos : Sii0e. - Mad g&0ffinatOn mn s iltr
Is Witn., S llnr ~ Min. @erlcns, ! ubr30 din, uEe
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EurppGildle &abelnadridtcu,


@arts, %. Sept. 49, Der ,Mputteur"
pcrrfmtitft fplsrnte Nahrthtm Ron Spn.
ltrn :
@cn. Snipa, bcr ttr f6nist. 3ruYpcn ccnt>
mdnsirt, lammcit feline Strettmaht, uni
Septlld aasusrafrn. Die ManniAait tt ppu
9G1ciilerun9.
ypnppn, rs. Gtpt. 49, Die oGimef
unb Der v3elc9rapb" entbaltm beutr .yipr9en
Ariifel ilter bic &rben hes &eStltp Spbn-
ion, bic CT ~spr9cicrn Su 2cebs 9ctalten bat.
sic lpbei Die cute @%rlinhung dnp prn friep>
ltden Son in 9rn. Spbnirns Ieuecrtn9ri,
lnp la9cn, hae, irenn CT, Der ptr Gan;t
<9rle9enbeit fennt, einer G%ctlc9un9 ter
Sptlden @rcRbrltanl Gil uilo rem Sireintgten
Staatcn pb|d'webenpen 9ihrenSrn gfpiB
TT, 70 lpnne IN pas Subl,fum 9criD p1raut
perlaIitn.
Sr. @enrY Sart @itmann, Iefan ppn
Ct. 9auls, 1T beute i'm 2tlter mn II SAB
rCn geilprben.
Sdrts, rs. Sept.- y2a Sronce," Ger
3icrun9sprBan, ia9t, pap Ole &eGte, melde
bic Ser. Stdateu IN bent gertrd9e init 9lts
caragud 9eippnnen baben, auG ppn s5rants
reid unp England purd bic Stipulatip.
nrlt res Gertra8s ppn 1868 9erppnncn hoy
pcn Itnp.
Slpren5, %. Geptemter. Gut
te[t plrpe gum Wtnilter pes Snnctn, llnp
8alfpi sum @tnilter Der btfentlt6en 8au:cn
ertannt.
Hpnbrn, %. Sept. NaAridten, bic
bcute ?td6mitta9 BON Spanitn einsetrrTen
limb, meloen, bab tic &ebefen bcipnpers an
Der SeefuIte Hart tnb. an benz nprppeit-
lid,tt @eltape balten lie bic befelttatcn Sal
fenltdpte 0orunna, Ypnterepra unp Btgp unp
bic 3amberfuB.M unpuns in Der @rppins
Gprunna beiest. !3pet 8esimenter Der fo~
rtDltdtn Iruppcn, fuelde BON Mdbric sur
llnterprlduh1 pts' A~uflanpes In Gapir ab-
Seittdt rpureen, fclen unterwegs In Meu-
tertt aussebrsten iab au zen &ebeten iber>
gesan9en ietn.
Is, rs. September. - 2dut pffis
5ielen GepeiNen bejlelih bes 0efe6tes
in Santanrer, iinb bic 8ebeqen mad ct.
mem btBi9en &auipfc befitst tpprpen unb ba-
ben iit auf pis int Safen beiinbliGe Stptte
9eFlhtet.
OF. Yetersburg, rs. Sept. - Gs
iptrb bertdtet. tas Der Gsar ben ruiIilten
1eiancten au Waibinetpn suridberufrn
.ptrc, INT Snitruftipnen ,lber bic nere bon
benz aaiierretGe gu tsfclsenpe Ypltttf IN Gm-
pfarg st nebuten.
2%pnpcn, 25. Sept. - Rdhrihten bon
800 gteip inelben, ba6 Der Sbee> Marft matt
IT, ur,p BITE 9reiif In Satcn inb, Die 2lus-
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SelegrapDii@e Sepeiden.
Issrittst fir tcn n0eutf&sn GprrsNUnsenssn."1
Tu=G ~lur=irufuo.

Ct. QputS, 26. Sept. -Su gu6annn
Counts iinp bic v8ur& lur' 8lan, Wdnner"
dNi9ctaudt. 8preeitern ipurce Gin Wann,
Nnmens Wppr5, pe9en 0tebltabls 0pr &id~
ter gSbceier scbrd6t. Ml5 cerlrtbe Srrurs
tbcilt perpen iDQte, eridienen c!ipa so be-
S~p1ffnete Mdnner, Wopb5' Srcunpe, i'm Bit
reau res Rttters. irprauf pieler lih nebt ben
SiaatSSeueen entfernen pplte. Die 9epah.
neten granger i'm jccpd, @ppo5 freiSuipre-
hrn uno tbnen bic @erihtsaften ar6jufcl9en,
tppbei ite ion unp rie 3su9en NIT benz SCpe
beplpbten. Der &iNter tam 9e5wungrner-
metle irrem ge9etren rad,, irprauf tic na6
@erGbun9 0crtl9er gft6api9uh9cn iih ent~
frnttrr. Nfan permutbct, paB rerfelbe 28pppS
er 2InfnHrer Der Hprttsm stu tnrer" it.
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SermilGte ScriGte.

8em-gprf, &c. Stpt.-(Crr @ytritcr-
QcnBrcf.) Cine 8eiplltiprt rlrpc dllae-
npmlnCn, moeurd zen GtAdte- ge9isldturen
cmpfpbien MN, 8eifte III erla(Ien, wpndd,
Nrtelt9ebcr fir llnfollc Serdittpprtltd finn,
mtide papurh t~erbeieefubrt iperpcn paf
feline 9enl1ctren 8prfebrungn gun, @huge
gc9en Stopper '8erIsBut9rn in rem Glrbelts,
yrtalen getrofen tim. - Das Gentle fur
Srducn' 2rbeit brddtc 8efpiutirnen Gin, no,
rur6 bic Srduen aufgefprpert iprrben, 3anc,
merle ~ %erltrnelr, @eihdfte 5u etablirrn, iid)
cen arbtitcr , 8creinen d%nSuld)Iieben pper
ielbt ipife @erttre 81 bitten. ih fue
Sttmmrcht su iid}ert unp dle e~brenbaften
Mtttel dnsuipenten, UNI 9lsiden 2pbn fur
9leidlc &rbett (tpte MGn1er) i'll erbatten c5
irtre hen S6usperetnen Der Arbettertnnen
unterttutung Su9eidAt unp pprn Gcn9reB per-
l1lgt, p1B cas- Mdit-S e. unpen~@eieb aud, ollf
6rautn'Arbeit auaaeeebnt pcree; 70 fpie,
pab CT dllen rurd bic Rcs,crune bsihdftiatet
6raucn 9ietAen Hptn fhr sleife arbeit Ipie
ARdnntrn) there; rairltc pitb BON ben
Staats He9tsllturen perlangt. aus bic.
fen &eiplu.ipneh tpurpe Der SaiTus IN SetrCff
res Sttrmrrhts Der 5rduen gritri6en, OBJ
fppbl SRI. MntgonY ion pitttnb pertbeipt9t
Ger Srdiibent Der yNattpnate 2abpr- llntpn"
tuurbc purd cine IeiDluticn ansetpieien, einc
Population ;u ernenner, pelde fth sum &C.
nerll'Y unpes> @nipdlte be9eben fpl, uni i'm
I'm, Elm @utaHten tn Setrffbes Ibtlunpen.
@cirses Su erfuden; i'm Safe pieies 5u WurS
ten Ger @uslesuns pes &riegSniniiters aus,
f1at, TO lpll bic Population ben GpnsreB er>
luhen, nds @rieg 10 %absadnoern, bde irne
4uslcsun9 haburh unnDsl,h 9en,dGt pirp.
-Gtne Geletutien paiiirte, ppSurh SYmpa>
The NIT alien lest imD Sirife" bcinplthenG,e>
nolsnihaftfn aus9epriidt ptrp. GS puree
beitlplsr, bab Der 9rdirsnt Der ,Natipnal>
eaber' nntca1, peblt 4 dnperrn BON ibm Al
%trrennenper @iitsliepern sin Gpmite btlcen
feler, ipelfts etre pettttpn an ben GcnareB
~ ertiperten bal, betreienb bic 9ilbuns etnes
Arbetts'S epartertents, tpelhes bic 8ertbet>
lung Der sSd1fereien unp bic 2eitune
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Ylma QtSnihinntnn-

Burlington, 26. Sefrmbtr.- Sc.
tre.dr NirGulDd bat IN ben 9et.>gunpe8e
4lnpalt GpartS Geitrteben uno i'm I'm Ietll
@u.ahtcn pariber eriuht, rb Gin gedmter,
pcr Is mtterldBt, zen pur6Ueieb som 2. Sui
1862 ppigrl0riebenen Gtb Al ietiten, sur
3ablunB flr Die 9ienlte bercdttgt III, rte Cr
ais 6tnajbe0ntttr ACletitet Bat. Die 2lnfrd~
&c betriHt emf STATE Don f5daen i'm Sucsn,
III Eelen Serittepene geripnen tempprGr ais
6tnaRibeamte fun9trten, Gtcr ben Sir niht
leiliet tpnnter.
Son Seiten 9eptT.r Gtapifatcn wercm Qu-
bcrprcentlt6c @nirenBunacn 9emndt I'M bic
Bc9ndci9ung ees 9erpeIenen Steuer. Glrneb,
msrs GaatcoE 81 bewtrfcn, ecr iest int 3udts
bauIe gu Albang ltst. Oa59ublifum brauht
liA paber ntAt Ju peripunrern, ipenn rs crs
fGbrt, pab Die Semiibun8en Der einfubret6@
ten Nepubltfaner tdperer in baS @cipt6lt
gefAln ltnp, ais bic @nfprpcrun9m Der 0ee
rcttigfrtt, unr tpcnt es sictteidt in etni9cn
GSphcn cen GalttOtt fptrcer auf frttem SuBe
itD be!pe9cn lieDt. gSem ibn Or Yr1itrent
brBndpigt 9tidtett e5 pabrldein(iN III Der
G%rpGglng, Rap BIC an GallcUtt pGltSp9ene
3~UNtb0u5ltruft aud trrnn lie ppn Fctnel Ian
9crCn Dduer, ais Der rinc5 Ga0G5 grreieu
mare, i'm fir thinner tos Sranpmal Der Sn,
fInllc altReprildt bat, unp pap cine mcbriaD-
rtSe 3uAtDausilrafe ttn bod niGt no@ tnfas
mel mnten fam, ais er cs Idpn 1T.
Scr l6dupt8c9enlt1np her @elpr0dt III nch
INNER tte rurh Gihtcr g89lie perfl9te @nts
lailln0 res Sptn 6. Surratt. sian pe.
truAlet 3tdter 0YIir'5 GntlhttOuma ale
cine tpAit lcrrerbdre. Setne Mtt1crulls,
nc Sade por ras Slenum RES Gcrtttcs &C
ben III talrn, ieine gSgisrrun9, ben Gef1n.
acnrn duf cine nele %nttdac trn in 6aft III
buIterr, bic prr 8unbc5r0 ilriftS> Nnrpalt Wy
3ubrin1tn iih bcrctt crfIdrtc, bat a0e Mtt<
glictcr res &aucau'$ IN Gritduncn 9eieBt,
I'M 10 mCbr, ais Der Otitrttta ,2tnp0lt li6 crs
b0lcn bat, rrct reuc 3eu9cn Al lracn, rcrrit
elmer nit Surrdtt orn @lnttru nad @arris~
turg arrcil't ii, ala rrr Gestcrc iiH 0uf rcm
gGc9e mad @albtn9ipn bctdnc, tpdbrcno ftt
bCtrct alpcren ,3el9cn cct Surratt am So
&C ber Grmprpln8 Sttc0in'S in gSnlbnQtpn
1ctcbGn uno nit i'm 1tiprcd,en babcn.
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NhnrinaPn nnM rinmnI.

Au5 @uHhen tptrp unterm 26. 9lu9uit
beridtet:
mn &te g6ien'r o@rcil" bate in etnem Nys
ttteI aus 8ipnb10 %bebauptct, rap Der Strars
ling 0raf y. Gbprm5tY auf Der Seitung tCbr
bequem ppbnc pdB CT prei Gunner bare,
lta9etattet nit @tbbeln aus Weu &c.; 0le
ptsie 4n9dben lint unrpdbr, wie it'd aus etnenl
peetal5 nom tpnt9t, Sa5rtsgerthtr 1rpnbad.
trlI1tteten &criGte er9tebt in wCl6Gm &c
petBt {: oOtr 6etuC9SlIG1tng @uil1p Gbps
rtnatQ bGfnoet Iih III etnent Sersttterten unh
nit creifltbem @erlhluB gcrirbcnen SirIf.
ltngslpt1l, pd5 nit einer G0lerncn SRttla9e,
elnem Gaiernttif, Stubl, elmer ppn pemlclber
Jemietbetep alten Gpnlnrce seri eben III. Dtt
8erpfeeung plrr non ION leibit btltritten ;
Ct erbOlt Sp2tle Wnp Srant ME he lbrt8e'
Str1Etnoe pom GaiCm . 61tsmetltcr UNI
jplr UNI pcnietten 4rcjs lmp III glctGer,
WihB. Der 9rpfpBcn9sbUife Ertn3t INN cl5
Gien prttGre &toleRun9 vat CT nlut. al
Spnnr UNI iScicrtI9rn btlUht er Die Seltun9e
ttrdt, nclG)e init pen Srdfln99lpEIIen purd
ctncn @an3 IN BerbInpun9 leGt SlctN Den
ubrt9cn Str11in9rn; Trcte Selpe9ltll9 II ibr1
nit rem ilbrtgen Gtpilltrdftn9en dUf rem
NSalle rlldtrart5 Ger StIpt unter ltrGn8rT
Ssluflihugun9 @or . unC NN6ntttta9s i
cine Srlure 9rltattet; aufCrpent III CT ctl8r
Ihlpicn. GENE Scbdnplun9 rlttct ljd 90n5
l1h rer bCitrbenren 6ausprcnun9; CT wrc
Mat i'm Wtiorltfn bcpprSu9t, uno ielnc &te
itnftt9u19 beitrbt I'M Situations unN Srcl-
bhllbSct6nrn. !"
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NeW aprf, 26. Gcpt. - Ter ErdnE
res CAMPERS yMtlita." Wir babcn berid)
tet, RAP Der 9ampfer oM!elita" auf tpter Gee
rerbrdmnt let ilnr rus ppn 6aUre trmntnpe
Segclihif nSdtrb u. Stdriler" bic gai1s
9terc ulp Mdnnld,dft 9erettet babe. NtetcS
SGiff ii nun 9eltcrn bier an9efpmmen, unr
Gapt. Gamplpn bcrtd,tct: o2rof am 5. Sep,
tGmber, 8rctte 1904, Gdn9e 26>30, zen
Camper yNiettta", npn @ptrn naf ytDrr,
prpi, trenncnt, Fitch "a Stunpcn brt ibm
lnp ndbn pie gaif19lerc unc Mlnnihaft,
108 Nerirnen, an gprp. Sprad am 6.
Sept. hie Barrie yMcneQuair", Spn Ct.
Spbns, R.~S., rad ytYcrpppl, II. CAB II srn
Zen @afasiern Der DlRrlita" an ir d.
(Dtcie 9arfe te9e9ncte bcfannilid benz Gam.
pier yGpuiiiana", une purh gesteren 9cldngte
bic Ndfrid)t Spn bcIt lln9iud tierber). lie
brradb 3rret Sage lpdter nod 10 an ba6
Shif y8urrahee", bon Mduritius mad,
@reenrd. Ids 6eter brad I'M Sd,if8rdum
Der yMslita" aus : 3aGe mad Der 2lbfdbrt
Srn Bottom unb 8 Stunpen nor ibrcm gu
~lannentrsfsn init rem ,Safpb u. Stlm~
Ter" Die 3ufammenlegung peS Cargo
LSdumrple. Sab1f &C., mddpte iepengDih-
perlud pergeblt6. Man alaubt, baB Cd meb-
rrre Sage in BEN. SAtfsrahm %fprt9lpmm,
etc es bennerft rpurbe."
(Srsber &auD in IaIaufr.) @eitern
Tahmttta9 fur5 Dor 2 llbr flbr Gin alter
Captain zines observation-disclosures spr Din,
8anfbarie bon Duncan, sherman & So.
SSr unb tiea nit etnem bbl;ernen &Gil6en
unter Dem Irtn, fpOrin $2500 In @plb Gnt>
balten iparen, aue. CT sine bamit in has
Gpmptptr, no er bas <Gfn auf cine nate
Der 5bir itstenre &tite iteate unp, I'M einen
Gmpfeblunasbrief atau9eben, nad hem nur
Shrittf entfcrnten Yulte hes Cor
reiponeen3>G omniS stns. Wabrenb er nit
pielem lprah, fam Elm %fren1ber Widnn bereir,
nabm oans faltblitis has 8ttGen, 70 paB
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ORR. 8. Il. Rerncr!

Wrrtber SER YRit urenhlitem gtranaesn fdrtise
Id Sbnen elcleS 3eu8niB tGr cen Grfcls, wEtbeE Sbr
auflf Sa,merSItdfte an %erfrpJenen 6NBen, ipeaB ale mel
ne 8e!annten mid %Gui8atcn. Wis il ober rra ZEN
pielen Aursn bprte. mrl6s SIRE ~werttsule Mrti,iu tG.
rertfclIi8t BAT beidlpB it, lie ~ p%s5iubsu. Der 9e,
brnl6 etner B!aiue 8spabit e mir arebe GrIei1 erlnl,
UNI Gle Bneite Siaia,e tenirfte taIei8e Seilulg. Grlau.
ten Sie mir eatcr, rstn SEER, StreA neunen ttrilt rel
eisin lrieiat bat, aasiuerldsn, Id empfeble eieielgc III.
8eth nietaen B%eIannItn INK eeln gpbliIlm lberbdu0t
ais eds- teite giitttl. peldeS ie 9e9en ~erfrpreRe Sue Of.
Tertrt irpreeI.
g6;uu8Sp9aR Str
Baltimore, hen II. San. '67. Sphu s.. mitH.n.
Vel alien Dru8then, IpptbclerN unp 9iub.ern Ii pa
tut.4iehi,inen III raben. .
paupt;Scppt: Gcfe Ger Baltimore. uiiS Sisbffr
t220 } Baltimore, Wb.
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Die prcuBiihe &eaieruns ipl in Rom an
gGfrdBt BADEN, pb rQrt cine SnterpenttOn BE.
il9Iit cGr TIrjbur9er GrSttlhriSpa3I an.
5cnommeR mlre. Die antprrt fel b~eiabenp
aus mtcr pcr BcpmBunp, bl0 nc Gtte Der
ppr3Cl&Id5cucn Ganptpaten ntdt erprttcrt,
ipnpern RAP cis 2tuepabl mr unter ben be.
rettS bcflnnttn Ilmcn getrpTtn rplrre, Sn
5pl9c 0rien lra nit 3uittmmung Der BAH
Ihen &esteruna Der 9jIfpf GterDarc ron
Grier IN Gorinlda gebradt npIcen Ietl, unr
MAJ glaubt, hap ie!ne Gmemung sum GrSs
biIhpf icst rirrft ppn Rpm erfpl9cn pire.