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street two of the wealthiest prOprietors In the
place. After this, under the pretence of search
ing for arms, they sacked their houses and
burned their furniture on the public square.
Several notaries were served in the same man.
ner. One man who refused to give them
money was dragged from his house into a
public square and there murdered in cold
blood. Three merchants were shot at their
supper tables One Of the bankers OF the town
was visited by three chiefs OF the band, VINO
went to him to demand arms in the name Oh
the sovereign people. AS soon as they enter
ed the house they demanded money. lie
handed TO two of the chiefs o sum
amounting to nearly eleven hundred dollars
The third chief guarded the door, When
he learned that his two comrades had re-
ceiyed the above sum he went and denounced
them as thieves, and then consistently got
three other terri .sts to join him ana TO go
and exact a similar sum. The scoundrels hav-
inc extorted the amount, went to cabaret to
drink and gamble They were killed while
thus engaged, but the banker did not succeed
in recovering his money. A good account is
given of their behavior at the battle OF Sara
gossa. Although the troops Outnumbcred
them by four hundred men, yet the insurgents
contended over thirty hours, and the fight was
only put an end to by the artillery battcring
down number of houses. This was work
of some time, for the Spanish houses are built
like fortresses. 1t is stated that upward Oh
two hundred men were killed in the struggle
and the number of wounded may consequent
ly be estimated at five times that lumber.
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THE Planters and Mechanics Bank has

THE Planters and Mechanics Bank has
received no more than it's due need OF ap-
probation in the recent action Of the Society
for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans OF
the Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the State OF South Carolina. This
society, before the war, was possessed Oh
very considerable funds, and amongst them,
OF several hundred shares in the Planters
and Mechanics Bank. At the recent annual
meeting it was unanimously resolved to pay
up the new instalments which are now called
for by the bank 70 enable it to resume busl-
ness. The managers of the society are
among our most active business men, and
have thus exhibited practically their conii-
dence in the bank. We trust that this lndl-
cation assures us of the general concurrence
of the stockholders, and that our business
community will soon have the pleasure Oh
renewing their relations with this old and
well managed institution.
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gbe GbafleStn1p gem5.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1869.
no Our Friends in the Country-In'
ducements. to New Subscribers.

we desire, II possible, to alnka The NEWS,
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epeyv areR regulated household in this and the
adjoinfaq states. AS an i,ad,tcenaent to the plant
srs to subscribe to TIE NEWS BEFORE the erptra-
sioas OF the present year, zoe hare arranged 'ottn
Aessrs. walker, Esans G oogs,ceH, the publish
ersofnte RURAL CARoLINIAN, to supply that ne'o
sssd superb agricultural magazine, together aofh
THE NEWS, to a1neao subscribers, at the Joto'c-
ing pezs soso rates:
THE DAILY NEWS ana the RURAL CARoLrNIAN,
one gear, Jor sic dollars ana .fftv ceits.
TIE TRI-wEKKLY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LuS1AN, one year, Jor Jour dollars.
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ne asTapoenaent sctN not be extended beyond
fh0s perio6
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AT THE elections held on Wednesday the
Radicals were successful The members
elect are: From Abbeville, Representatives
Guffin and Sullivan; from Sumter-no oppo-
Siion-Representative Warren Ramsey, nc
gro; from Kershaw-no opsoSition-Repre-
sentative ". W. Adamson, negro; from
Georgetown-',o regular anti-Radical oppo-
Sitton, but boiling Radical candidate
Representative J. A. Bowley, negro Carpet
Dagger
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Our Washington correspondent calls ut
tention to the fact that just before the close
of the last session OF Congress, the Election
Committee reported that the Hon. w. d.
Simpson, Democrat, whose election was con-
tested by Mr.. Wallace, Radical, had a 2ori'na
tacie title tv his seat. Mr.. Simpson was not
sworn in, and the case may not be decided
before the middle of the winter. 1t will be
remembered that Mr. Simpson was elected
by about 1000 majority.
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In Statu Quo.

The Union Longshoremen are still on
strike, and, strange to say, the shipping
agents give no sign of either determined re-
sistance or humble submission to the de-
mands made upon them. In the meantime,
the whole course OF trade is checked and
confused, and shippers know not how to dis
pose of the thousands of bales of fleecy cot
ton pouring into Charleston from every part
of the South.
The employers, thanks to themselves, la
Dor under many disadvantages. They have
capital to oppose to mere numbers; but they
are not united in action, if they are united
in feeling, and seem willing to drift help
lessly to and fro with the surges of the popu-
lar tide. A simple coalition for purposes OF
mutual protection would make the employers
invulnerable, and in any other city than this
the proscriptive policy of the Longshore-
mems Union would long ago have consoli-
dated the merchants and shippers into o
compact and wieldy body, capable of meet
ing promptly even the most sudden emer-
gency. But in Charleston it is every en-
ployer for himself. To the firm and united
body Of Union Longshoremen there is OPP
posed nothing but crowd of very worthy
citizens, each of whom has his own view OF
the cause OF the common trouble, and his
Sy Own 4Riai9n ged9 as to the best WAY of natchin@
The Union LoIgshoremen, on the contra
ry, know what they are about and stand
squarely together. They count on the ab-
sence Of organization on the part of their
opponents to make victory sure, and they
know that their success will force every
longshoreman into the Union and make it,
both industrially and politically, one Of the
strongest leagues in the South. In this way
they have clear idea of what they want
and how TO obtain their ends. They lay
down their ultimatum, and can only be
driven from their position by unity, patience
and flrmness-three qualities which, among
the shippers, seem to be sadly wanting. The
longshorenen regard this as fair trial Of
strength, fair fight for supremacy. If they
fail they will yield quietly, for there is 10
bad blood, so far, between the workman and
the employer. But if they triumph, as they
expect to do, then they will use, to the ut
most, every power which victory may give
them.
Our opinion of the conduct OF both en-
ployers and employed is already known.
We desire that the laborers may be we'll
paid, and when the time comes this pa
per will fight as sturdily as any for the
rights of the workingman. But the
employers, also, have rights which should
be respected; and whether it be popu-
lar or unpopular to say so, We do not
hesitate to declare that in their present
strike the longshoremen go too far for they
invade the rights OF others, and pursue
themselves the very policy OF prescription
which they denounce at their meetings
with violence too sudden to be sincere.
We have said our say, and wash our hands
of the matter.
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III Advertisers.

We beg that advertisements intended for
insertion in THE News may be sent direct
to this Office. When sent through another
office, they frequently do not reach us until
so late an hour as to make their publication
in the next issue Of our paper difficult, if
not impossible. We make this request not
more for our own convenience than for the
security Of the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

THE Annual Fair of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association will open at Whining
ton, N. c., on the 10th. The prospect for a
great success is flattering. We beg to ac-
knowledge, with thanks, the receipt of a
ticket of membership from Major J. A. En-
glehard, the secretary Of the Executive Com
mittee.
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finanrlal.
financial.
II ID W A Il d LO w N d E S,
BROKER, No. 4 BROAD STREET,

BUYS aud sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks,
Bank Dills, and Securities of all kinds. The high.
est market prices obtained.
Aiy Information desired, by letter or otherwise,
will ne cicerlully given. Apply as above at No.
Broad street, or through POstofllce Box 3O7.
VIII also attend to the investments Of money in
large and small amounts
RBFERENCEs.-Wagner, Huger 4 Co., Rccdcr 4
Davis, G. A. Trenholm & Son, w. c. Bee & Co.,
Thomas f. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company: Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., J. D..
Aiken and Co., George II. Walter Il Co., Cohen,
llanckcl & Co., Andrew Simonds, President First
National Bank. sept21 2mos DAG
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WHEN do the Columbia Canal Commis-
sioners intend to meet and declare the bogus
Sprague contract cancelled, so that other
persons may come in and buy and build?
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ABOUT the purchase of the Columbia Ca
nal. Has Senator Sprague fooled the Canal
Commissioners, or have the Canal Commits
sioncrs fooled the public? Which is it?
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Nntircs III Dankrnptrn.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.-In the matter OF LEWIS
JERVEY, of the firm OF CART, KOPFF& JERFEY,
Bankrupt, by whom petition for adjudication
of bankruptcy was filed OH the 22d day OF 0cte-
ber, A. d. iS6S, in said Court.-In Bankruptcy
Thisis to give notice that on the 22d day OF October
A. D., 1869, o warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of LEWIS JERVEY, OF
Charleston, in the County OF Charleston, and
State of South Carolina, who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
longing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
aad the transfer OF any property by him arc lor,
hidden by law; that meeting Of the Creditors OF OF
choose one or more Assignecs of his Estate. will
be held al Court of Bankruptcy, to he holden at
No. u Broad street. Charleston, Sonth Car
olina, before ]. c. CARPENTER. Registrar, on
the 27th day OF November, a. D. 1902 AT II O'CLOCK
a. III. il. +. JoHNooN,
nOv2 o. 8. Marshal rs Messenger.
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Rcmar0s.

ENIVE DOLLARS REV RD.-LOST,
IL yesterday morning, white BULL PUP, about
SIX months old, with ears cut, aud one black
spot around one eye had on leather collar. The
above reward win be given If delivered at No. Ct
King-strcet now ~
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Removals..

ID EMOVAL.-DR. J. p. CHAZAL HAS
LII removed his residence from No. 10 Anson
street to No. Wentworth street, north side, near
Last Bay. His 0ffice will remain us usual, until
further notice, at No. 10 Anson street.
Oct23 Stuth6
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THERE is some interesting news in the let
Ler OF our Barnwell correspondent.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered in this city,
consisting in part as follows:
BAJOUS PARIS KID GLOVES, Of all shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, of all shades
Trlfonsse Paris Kid Cloves Of all shades (all oee-
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Duckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskin Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders OF all styles including the Russian
Brace, with Patent-lever Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Cofored and Black Silk Ties
Bows Scarfs and Cravats such as the Dumas,
the Parisian, the New Brighton, the Shake
speare, the Opera, Alpine, &c.
ALSO,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in all quail
ties, including the Angola Flannel, Merino, Lambs
Wool, Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, &c.
COLLARS Of Paper and Linen, such as the
Grays, Dickens and Bismarck, Of Paper; and the
Byron, Thalberg Dickens, Egbert, Shakespeare
and Burlingame, of Linen.
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nRS. DESAUSSURE & SON HAVE RE-
~ MOVED their ONCE and Residence to No
l0+ Broad street, north side, two doors east OF
King street. oct2I tuths9
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Dissolutions of Gapartnersbip.

DISsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
~ Mr. EDWARD DAILY, having by mutual
consent Withdrawn from the Lrm OF KNOX,
DALY 4 CO, the undersigned will continue the
Auction and Commission business uadcr The
name and style Of ]. & W. KNOX. move
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EMOVAL.-PELZER, RODGERS & CO..
IL have removed their office from North At
lantic to Brown 4 Co.'s Wharf. oct29
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ID DEMOvAL.-CLAGHORN, HERRING &
LII Co., Factors and Commission merchants,
have removed from Accommodation Wharf to
North Atlantic Wharf. oct8 1mo
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Gounrtncrst)ip Notices.

DhRTNERSHIP.- HAVE THIS DAY
q associated with me, in business, my son,
GEORGE G.. BUTLER. The business-Grain and
General CommisSion-will hereafter he conducted
In ,hc name af r. NJ. BUTLER & SON.
November ], 1869. r. NJ. BUTLER.
mol 10
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I OST OR STOLEN, FROM MY PLACE,
IL on Midway or Back River. ST. james, Goose
Creek Parish, one MARE MULE, years old dark
bay, about 8 feet high, small white spot on the
back, skinned on both Shoulders a little skinned
on the withcrs. A liberal reward will be given to
any one giving Information that will lead to its
recovery. y. Il. MAGELLAN, No. 105 Wentworth
street. oct2i tuftu3
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WT l. L l A NJ n. L A w T o N,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 10 Bo oE,; WHARF.
Extra Heavy Sen island BAGGING AND T'WINE
for SALE Advances made on Produce in hlpd.
aug26 thstu
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NOMPLIMENTARY EFT.

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
CHARLESTON, November l, 1859.
To Mr.. Marx Read ana Miss Florence La Fond:
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Charleston,
having q true appreciation Of your ability as ar
tlstes, and being fully acquainted with the mis-
fortunes of last week, do hereby respectfully ten
der you . Complimentary Benefit, TO take place
on any evening you may be pleased to designate.
Wishing you better success in the future We beg
to remain, respectfully yours,
JOHN CHADWICK, Academy of Music.
ROBERT HAMILTON Pavilion Hotel
G. w. PARKER, Mills House.
J. w. SHERMAN.
Col. C. X. SMITH.
EDWARD f. STONE, U. S. n.
W. KNOX.
JOHN II. DEvEREUX.
JOHN O'NEILL.
A. BUTTERFIELD, Charleston Hotel.
GEORGE TIRRELL.
JOHN A. MOROSO.
II. BOINRAU
MeSSrs. Chad,gtck, Hamilton, Parker and
Others:
DEAR SIRs-Your note rendering US Comph-
mentary Benefit IL received. We beg leave to
name Thursday Evening" November 4th, on which
occasion we will best efforts to please you
With many thanks for your kindness, VIC remain,
Your obcdient servants,
MARK READ.
nov2 FLORENCE LA FOND.
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T OST, a CASHMERE GOAT, ON
FL Thursday morning last. a reward will be
given for the recovery of the same. Apply to
frederick SUMTER, At the northeast corner OF
America and Mary streets. nov1 2*
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T OST, A DOUBLE CASE SILVER
IL WATCH and Gold Chain The finder will be
suitably rewarded If he will leave the same at
THE DAILY NEWS Office, or No. Society street.
nOy2 IL
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Z OST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THE
Z 4 29th instant, on the Battery. South Bay or
lesare street, Il MOURNING BROOCH. The finder
Will be rewarded by leaving the same ut this
Office. now .
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Eost ann Gonn0.

I OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything, make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is % cents If paid
in advance.
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for 6aic.

EOR SALE, ONE HORSE, ONE DPAY,
eN one Buggy. one Wagon and two Carts. In
1ure 1T Southeast corner Of Market and Church
streets move 1S*
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% Rcnt.

THO RENT, ONE ROOM, FURNISHED
Il or unfurnished, to one or two single gentle
men. Apply at Nc. I2 Jasper Court. nov2 2*
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TTNO RENT, A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS,
i or half OF 1t II desired, with furniture or not;
the house is pleasantly situated and has every
convenience. Apply at this oflcc. nOv2 tus2
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Under the authority and approval of the NJ W.
GRAND LODGE and III. +. GRAND ROYAL ARCH
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VTORSE FOR SALE.-A FINE LARGE
III Horse, suitable for any kind OF work, and
perfectly gentle. Apply at No. 43i King street,
one door above Hudson street. nov2 ~
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Uants.

XETANTED. A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. in wentworth street, third
house below King, north side. Character re-
uuircd. Wages liberal now II
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= Der Cincinnati .Snquirer" iaat:
Die nsuIi6e BabI in Saincis erweiit li4
beTtr une teHer fir bic Demctratsn-
Das gnb'TsIultat psr gBabl ,sist isBt
A Dsmotraten assen Al 8acttals, ieltlt
penn man BEN Nspitalen ;pet unabbdns
sise sibt, pfl6s pru Dempfrntcn srpahlt
perben partn.
Die Gbiensu 5imeS Siblt 43 Demrtra'
ten uno AZ 8epublitaner, pctri gu leBte'
rem bic ;wei &eputIttaner (unabbansi9s)
ee,dblt wercsn, weI6e sesen oas re9slma'
Biee Sidst srpdbIt purpen. Die eisent-
li6e @r6be pieies SriumptsS ldbt iit er.
meEen aus Der Sbatia6e, pab Grant 81, +.
600 unp ersan iiir GUn9re6 ais Ganeis
bat fur ben sanJen Staat, $4,000 Nfsbre
belt bate.
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Die Gubdnif6e Traae.

Ha6 pte Dor rirb auf ben 9rdfoenten
uno ltin CABINET in 8ebe unb Shrift etn
Rarfer Druid ausasiitt, um Die Nuertsn>
nuns trr SeItRfdubisteit guba's pur6'
,ulsesn, unb eins @aibiugtpuer 9rrrtt.
pcnteu, ipjl piHen, bab aud bic in ben
ItBtsn llgsn itattssbabtsn Selpre6unssn
oes einlu6rsi6en Senators Mprtcn pcn
Supianl nit bem Yrdlireuttn psnlslbsn
3wsd ptrFclst bdttsn. anrsre pclsn
ireilic5 bebauptsn, ba6 5srrn WortUn's
Srlieitaticnen auf SermebrunB Der pa.
pisrselp, Circulation srrihtst ieitn. gSie
psm aud isia mag, iepenfalls i6etnt fet
iu lebeu, pab in pislem Safe Der btod6-
tiRe StaatSistretdr 5iib isin Gslp ;u he.
hlupten meiB unb elmer anerfennung rer
@ubausr ieIbt nur ale ,,betltgerenIs" 70
lanse wibsritsBt, ais niht bislelben ourh
urpbs, in bic GuSen Iprinseursn @rfclss
ibrrr Saht tinsn 5alt st9eten babsn,
Der lie CUR 6rrberunS elmer eerartissu
QusrEsnnung tsre6tist. Brnn rsmRa6
cine glsnceruus Der bsjiisli6 Guba's bis
lest befclstsn Yeliiit Dor pem 3uiammsn
tritte hes GOnsrsiIss niGt is Sersite Der
0n6rI6rinIi6tsit Iiest 70 1T rOb taum
an,unsbmsu, pae aud Der GUnsrsb cine
elsi6s Wdbt9uns bsfclssn psrpe. @tan
wirp fh erinnsrn, Dap ibcn an S6ude
pfr lsbtsn-Ssilipn cine Spmpatbies Grilds
rung, perbuHeen nit Der Aufprpsruns ,u
rptntusu tbatidhIider llnterliBun9 rer
Snlurgsntrn, i'm GpuereHe eurA9ins unn
man slnubt rober, Rap, wenn bic Sa6s
Der Qestrren fi6 in;miIben niht SerIhlshs
tsrt, Ger ,GOusree in lsinsr nd&fsn Ssi'
lien bic Sls9ietuus gu sntrstihsn S6rit'
ten treitsn werpt. Der 6auptsrsnsr bic.
fer wirp rbns 3weiieI Der icnf mabssbsnce
@prfbsr ees SenatsauslhulIss lir eie
auspdrtissn 9Inssleasnbsitsn, S.natCr
Gunner, lriu, pelder mad pis ppr in
ferartiesn S6ritttn cine @tidbrpuus Der
in SsSus auf bic Alabdma- 6rass SOn Der
2egterun9 Gnglanp se9sniiber singenums
mensn ppftiun srblidt unp In pisisr An.
f6t curh bic l6apenfrrbsn Neueerunssn
bsr snsliIhrn prsGs iiber bic faatSrr6t.
Iidsu GOnltausnSen elmer berartisen pc
ltit befdrtt pirp. (0ie gSeIt.)
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S2albinatOu. 20. yop. Die gero6ent'
liHung bss 8riefte pom @eneral' Nnwalt
5car te,islih Senatcr Sumnsrs Ssfiirs
wprtung elmer balcigen @teberaufnabme
Der Saar 3ablunsen bur6 bic Resterune,
erreet In bisnaen politilGen @trteIn @ufs
feben uno ts f6eint, ha6 bieIsr plan In
beiben 3peisen bes gCnereGss marine
llnterIfibuns fnben wfrre. allem an'
Ifsin mad wiro nem nG6ten Gen9reb
cine srObs 3abl BON 5innn,ssleBen pcr-
eelelt perpen, ts1pnrers binli6tliG Der
Tunpiruug bsr S6ulo. SENATOR Ster'
man bat Elm nsuee @tlsB aussearbeitst,
pcn rem CT alaubt, bae ss BEN Setfaa Der
5inaupvrlt fnten perps. Ssnatcr 9fpr<
ton bait ec fir unmTslt6, bic Sdulb gu
funeircn, rbne Scrbsr CUR SaarSablung
iurId,uItbren; 9leihprbl ttfirpcrttt er
cic Nundbme elmer 5unbtrungSbiQ.
Setretar Siib mar beuts ldnssrt 3sit
init pem prGFpenten einseitlcfen. Das
Stddtepepartsment erpartet tdsliG Be-
,ihtr ven rer Slcttsn. Grpebiticn, Die in
norIrbisr gBo6s mad ben weltinoilhen
9spdiIern abains. Sc III tein 3peifel
mebr raB lie fir Gan Domingo beitimmt
mar.
5iini;iatauienb Dollars purben ssfern
su rer 1871 bier gu perdufaItenesn gSelt.
aue erlluna unterldrisben. Nsbr ais 2OO,s
600 Dollars ffeben tsreits CUR @erfiisuns
uno bic 2lusii6tsn, RAP rtsisr Sstras auf
cine balte @iaicn sebra6t werpe, linp
siinltig. g.-Gr-Sstrstdr Stantcn'S Ssfn'
BEN III bs1sr ais Su irsenb elmer 3sit, felt
er oas Sris9sietrstartat nirberleste.