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Promises TO Pay.

II more consummate humbug than Sen
ator Charles Sumner can be found in this
country, he ought to be produced. Until
then, we shall humbly confess that the Bay
State has put on exhibition our greatest nat
ural curiosity in finance and politics. Take
for Illustration his conduct in the Alabama
case, which his recent speech at Worcester
naturally recalls. Mr.. Sumner manipulated
this case, ostensibly in the interest Of inter
national right but really to wiring the larg-
est practicable amount from England for
her prompt recognition Of the de tacto Con-
federate Government. The reader will re-
member how he sent off Mr.. Reyerdy john
son with his blessing; how he prepared his
way in England by a letter Of the high
est commendation to Mr.. John Bright; how
he warmly approved of the Johnson-C -Claren-
don treaty, as "7Ne Nation" testities; and
finally, how he made an unexpected bolt
and, like Oliver in the story, threw the Eng
lish poorhouse into ferment Of rage by
ssasking for more" The secret of this ter
giversation and extravaganza was simple
enough: Mr.. Sumner wanted to fill the
treasury with English gold, and the more of
it the better But now that he wants Cuba
he forgets the Alabama speech, and takes
the precise ground upon which England
stands in self,justifcation against his own
charges. After the shrewd remark that
''there is a maturity wherein colonies, like
''fruits, drop fsom the parent tree"-(was the
hint intended for Canada also ?)-he said,
that the Cuban belligerents may properly
be recognized as de tacto government
"when they have cities, towns, govern
''ment, ports, tribunals Of justice and prize
courts" True enough, most sapient SEN
ator; but what then becomes Of your Ala
bama claims
1t is amusing to see the contortions Of the
senator over his financial puzzle. He COW
cts the golden key Of the Antilles, he SYM
pathizes with the insurgents, and he cannot
grasp the coveted prize unless he induces
the Republicans to recognize them as bel
ligerents. This problem is easy enough
no'recognition, no Cuba. But then, if there
be recognition, either the Alabama claims
must be discredited, or, demanding under
disadvantage payment from Great Britain,
we must pay Spain in like manner for the
damages we infict upon her property and
commerce No wonder the senator bites.
his nails and grumbles: "We must wait"
But the people will not wait always. They
get tired after awhile Of tricks Of expedi-
ency and flowers Of rhetoric. They desire
something more than Mr.. Boutwells assu-
RANGES and Mr. Summers fluent defamation.
Woe to the Republican party if they do not
make better provision for the country at
the next session of Congress-if they do not
institute prompt and efficient measures to
Tighten and to equalize the crushing burden
of taxation!
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English sparrows for our Sen Islands

Our seayiislands are yearly devasted by
caterpillars, and while many means for their
destruction have been suggested, the Eng
lish sparrow has escaped notice. 1t is well
known that two years ago the shade trees
OF New York and Boston were infested with
worms, which gave great annoyance by
dropping ON persons passing under them.
The English sparrow was suggested as the
certain remedy, and as an experiment, few
were imported which rapidly increased in
numbers, and completely cured the evil so
that now it is rare occurrence for worm
to be seen in either of those cities. These
pretty and sprightly little birts can be easily
imported from Liverpool at an insignificant
cost, by any Of the steamers of our regular
line would rapidly increase, and in very
few years be in sufficient numbers to do Sc
rious injury to the destructive eaterpillars.
Our climate being mild, they would not need
any Of the household protection given them
al the North, and they being small insigni6-
cant birds would be secure from destruction
by negroes, who also would soon learn their
great usefulness. 1t would be well for our
planters to give the introduction Of these
birds their attention.
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The Louisville Convention.

A paragraph going the rounds OF the
Southern press, protesting to explain the
reason of the appointment of Georgians to
represent South Carolina in the Louisville
Commercial Convention, does not show the
true reason for what, under the circum-
stances, was a generous and proper pro-
ceeding.
The following gentlemen were delegates
from Charleston to the convention at Louis
vile: Wm. Matthiessen, E. E. Davis, J. D.
Womack and F. C. Davis. They arrived at
Louisville after the standing committees had
been appointed, and found that their places
had been filled by Georgians, who had vol
unteered to represent the Palmetto State in
the unavoidable absence of her own people.
The Charleston delegates were expected to
arrive soon after the organization Of the con-
vention, and as the Georgians were anxious
that its next session should be held in
Charleston they were determined that South
Carolina should have voice in council and
debate For this our warm thanks are due
to the citizens of our sister State.
When the Charleston delegates arrived
they were cordially welcomed, especially by
the Georgia delegation, who assured the
new comers that they had done their best to
give adequate expression, in the convention
and in committee, to what were believed to
be the most important interests Of our, city
and State. The Charleston delegation thank
ed them warmly for what they had done,
and assured them that their conduct would be
heartily approved of by the commercial men
CT South Carolina and Charleston.
The delegation from this city served upon
only one committee-that to fix the place
where the next session Of the convention
should be held. Upon consultation with the
Georgia delegation, and with others, they
found that Charleston had not strength
enough to obtain a decisive vote in her ia
vor, and gave their votes to Cincinnati,
which city was ultimately chosen.
The delegates from the West and South
expressed much qualification in learning
that Charleston had had larger trade Ibis
fall than in any previous season since the
war. They hoped that she would attain the
commercial importance which was her due,
and only regretted that they had not the
pleasure of meeting larger delegation from
this State.
We doubt not that what our contempo-
rary the Courier, is pleased to call "a wild
':goose chase" will largely, though indi-
rectly, benefit the commercial reputation OF
Charleston.
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Financial.
BROKER, No. / BROAD STREET,
II DIV ARD LOW N D E S ~,

BROKER, No. / BROAD STREET,
Buys and sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks,
Bank Bills and Securities OF all kinds. The high
est market prices obtained.
Any information desired, by letter or otherwise,
will be cheerfully given. Apply as above ut No.
l Broad street, or through POstofice Box 307.
Will also attend to the investments OF money In
large and small amounts.
RgFERENCEs.-Wagner, Huger & Co., Recder &
Davis, G. A. Trenholm ( Son, W. C. Bee Co.,
Thomas e. Waring, Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; Pelaer, Rodgers Co., ]. d..
Aiken and Co.. George II. Walter K Co., Cohen,
Hanckel l. Co., Andrew Slmonds, President First
National Bank. Sept2l 2m0s D&C
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Rcmnr0s.

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
IL paid for the arrest and lOdgment IN the
WaltcrbOro' JAIL Colleton County, OF one Is. L..
STRAWBRIDGE, for whom | am security on an
administration bond. He has absconded with the
effects of the said estate. lie is believed to be
working OH the Brunswick Railroad, Georgia, as
n carpenter. The above reward will be paid by
the Sheriff upon the delivery of the said STRAW
BRIDGE to him. THOMAS A. GAkflN.
Oct7 thS*
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

NTOTICE.-HAvING ASSOCIATED MY
IN Son, JAMES r. PRINGLE. Jr., with me in
INV Factorage and Commission Business, the
business will be carried on In the name Of JAMES
r. PRINGLE K SON. JAMES X. PRlNGLE.
October l, 1869. octl
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TNOUND, A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
DOG, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply ut No. 81
Hayne street. octzl "
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Boarding.

DOARD.-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
ID can obtain BOARD in a private family on
very reasonable terms on application to this
office oct19 tuthtuf4f
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THE EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUM'S
SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, October
4th, at her Residence Mary street. opposite Eliza
beth. All the branches Of al English education
taught. Music and French If desired.
scpt20
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educational.

MFRS. G. W. ALEXANDER WILL RE.
lyl OPEN her School for Dancing, at the Ma
sonic Hall. corner Of King and Wentworth streets
on MONDAY November l.
Hours for Glass Instruction at and p. NJ
Soirees every alternate SATURDAY NIGHT. Fol
terms &C., apply at her residence, No. II Com
ing street octl8 mth6
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WTANTED, A BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS
w old for country store. References re-
quired and given. Apply at L. LORENZT,S cigar
Store. oct2l II
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WTANTED, BY A STEADY, INDUS
w TRIOUS MAN AND WIFE, white, without
family, situation; will make themselves gene
P. at this office. oct2l II
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WET NURSE, IMMEDIATE
w LY. Character and health required.
Good wages paid. Apply at this ofllce. Oct2l
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mants.

CtHANCE FOR A SITUATION.-A MAN
u well recommended, acquainted with the
crockery business in all its departments whole
sale and retail, will learn of q good situation by
addressing Key Box No. 81, Macon, Ga.
Oct21 CT
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VXTANTED, A GOOD COOK, ALSO A
w competent House Servant; both must be
white. Apply at northeast corner of Green and
College streets Oct2l l.
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VXTANTED, A ESMAN IN
w Charleston to call on GrOcers. Address,
]. A. C. BIRMINGHAM, Baltimore, Maryland.
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT WAITING
w MAN. Recommendations required. Ap-
ply at northwest corner Vanderhorst and Thomas
streets. octZl
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VXTANTED, A WOMAN (WITHO UT
w children) of good character and capacity.
to do the washing for q family. Apply at No. 20
George street. octZl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-12
Rin perarabener Sd,ab.

6rant &enc, elmer bon ben bre Srilberu, bic
bstdnntlib Dor &urjsm In Der Reu-NIbanD Sail
,,geIDu6t" ipurbsu, ipar Der Ginjige, ipel6er ben
YlaB fannie, oil tpeldem sr bic Surnnle bon
$50, 900, bas 8eIultat elmer isiuer bieIfaben
8dubersisn bersraben batte.
Ginise Sage Dor isnsm 9eipaItIamen Sobe un-
ter ben Odnbtn oes 9igilan3' COMMITTEES, fam
feline S6tpeIter 81 ibm inS @efdn9niB, unc Der.
iudte i'm 6u peranlaiisn, ibr Iber ben persra'
bensn Sdob Nusfunft 81 9eben. 6rant tpsi.
ssrte iib inoeB bartnddig, uno erfIdrtc iencr
Sttpelter, bag, ipenE er nid)t leben tpnnc, nm
ben @enuB beS SbabeS 5u baben, Niemanb Nn-
psrS bieleS @enuB baben ioue llno 10 iprrbe
baS @ebeimniB nit ibm begroben. Ginige abcrs
sGubiibe 9ente nun, bic bon Der Griiten, bes
psrgrabenen S6abeS &enntniB battcl, Conlul>
tirtsu Dor &ur,em cine Sternbsuterin in Gincin-
uati Die moosrne YDtbia lebte iid, ipie lpclano
br GROCER 8crbilc in Delphi, auf ibren Srei-
iuB, unb sab canu, uabbcm iic filr ibre Nilbe
rsdI6 unb i'm gorauS bsobnt iprrctu tpar
bic geuaue Seidrsibuns bss YlabeS al, poielbit
Der Sdab gebcbeu tperben fonnte. Cine ndbCrt
llntsrlubuns Der be5eibnetsn Stclle ffbrte 81
Der msrftpirpissn Gntotdung eineS @IeftciicS,
iporn na6 Der NuSiase Der Sternccutsriu 6rant
&eno leincn SdaB aufbetpabrt bate. 0icIsr
8Ie6feilel ltmnlts gang genaH nit ienem tbcrein
ben Sranf Dor Gn9erer 3tit in cinem Country
itore sstauIt bate 60 ipeit nln Itinnte NlleS
gan, senau nit ben NuSia9en Der Sternpcutcrin
unb tplrbsn bic lsibtsldubi9en S6aB9rdbcr, OBJ
gleib iie coburd, caB Der 8ciicl lcer ipNr ii6 in
ibrcn Sooffnunscn bitter setdnl6t fanben, ouf bic
llnfsblbortsit Der mobernen 4Dtbia, Sten uno
9ein ssl6porsn babcn, tpsnn cS lid, nibt bcr-
ausselsut bdtte, baB isncr &eiicl furj pcrber bon
einisen 9uben aus cincm Sctc in SafaDette
seitobIen iporben, unc al icncr StclIe gum
8o6,n bon S6pelnefsib benuBt irorrcn trNr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-12
6enetrbars sunossseneHen Der Der.
6teaten.

General Guittr ipurbt bel icinem filrjlid)cn
Ssge iiber bic Snbianer bon ben Sldgc, Snbia-
ntrn untsrltiibt SieIe ,eibnsten fb bel Dem
&fbur6 ibrt 0raulamtcit aus. Gincm ber-
ItIben ipar Dor ,inigen Nonaten ieint Grau er-
morbet porbtn Gr ipar be5balb in Sroucr.
Seben Wcrgen unb eDen Ybeno itimmtc er Iein
&lagegebeuI an Vic Der 8ampf be9onn, iaB CT
aaein unbeipe9lid) ba unb ipar allcin rnbrndIt,
ipdbreno feline 8eidbrten i6 in Der filr6terli6>
ten Neile aui9spubt batten, 10 bag iie mcDr ei-
nsr S6aar bon Seufeln aIs menibiden Mcicn
9lti6 idbell.
Gin SIag..8ries.r, Der cinen GbeDennesSn
bianu trlsst bate, bcuste li6 ilbsr ben 9ci6nom
uno I6nitt ibm ben &opf ab ipcrauf CT ocnlds
ben init einem ipilcen Sreuccnldrei Dem trancrnD
ben &ritssr bor bic SiBe irarf 9ieler -r9rifi
ben 9opf, IfaIpirte ibu unD mar ,inen Slu9enblid
carauf Ibsr unp fiber init 8riegSmaIsreien be.
oedt. Sept rbob er ii6, ItieB einen sellenbcn
Sd,rci aus, i6pang ben trobtrten StaIp in Der
Cuff unb itilrttc iid bicrauf in baS pidtsits
SdmpfgetpHbI. SurS oarauf fab man i'm iiber
bem 2titnam eine8 Gbepenne 8ricgerS ifcben
gr hattie ben Norber IeinsS 9Seibes in pcm &c.
faQtnen erlannt, nit btm Neiier III Der Sanr
ipar er i'm Seeriffe, ben Sobten 5u itaIpirel, als
er ,ntbsdte, baR Der StaIp i6on 9enonlmen tpar
Der Ngsbrud bon 8utb' Der iidD isBt in ieinen
@eIibfemaIte 1T idirer 5n beibrsiben nit sincT
fIrdtsrIi6en @sbsul itirbte sr i6 AMI bic gci6,
unb I6nitt ibr ben 9cpf ab, bierauf faBtc CT pos
blutiae N,iIsr init ben 3dbnen, bob baS abge'
Idnittene Saupt init beren oGnben bod cmpcl
unb tparf i'm nit allsr @eipaIt unp ibrstIibe
a8utb auf bic 6rbe.
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"a Die sr6Bte Sil6e Der NtIt lit btm
:, Yuencs Mbrso Stanbaro" 5ufoIss-oas gtab.
lifement Der aiebi9s Seildegtratt Gompasnie
In 6raD 9entos am uruglaD Oielelbe btbtdt
20, 900 NuacratfuB unb IN In cine NuJabI ben
@dumsn absetbeIt, bic fdmmtlit ibrsr 8titm.
muns s.ndB eonitrulrt Tnb. Der Seluder tritt
Snerit in cine srOBe. buniIe, nit SIurplatten be-
leste Salle, in tpeIber bas Sleil6 abssiposen
unb curd bic SeTnunssn ben SdneibemaIdi-
ntn sussfilbrt iulrb. Dieie bier on Der 3abl,
finb i'm Stanbs, bas Ssild bon ie 200 iuneen
O6len per Stunbe ju Seridneibtn. Nus cieien
NaIdinsn foulmt bas 6leib in iogenannte
nOiseratoren, F" In msI6eH bafiebe nit einem
Oampfprudt bon IS pfuno per Guabrat5olI
5erfebt iprb Gle finb aus Sdmitbetitn an
9efsrtist unb balt.u ie ettpa IL, 900 Yfo SIdid i;
bic auitalt beiibt ibrer neutn, gtbentt inotb nod
3 ipeitere aufjultelIen aus sitien Digeratoren
tpirb bic SIiiIstsit b,rnitteIit @6hrsn in cine
au,abl @efdBe seIeitet, tpsl6t bas 6ttt abion-
bern, unc aus bieitn iptbtr In fhnf gubtiltrne
8l6rpfanen, persn ieee tauienb 0alionen bdlt-
quftpumptn burd Oampftraft s.trieben, beben
bic Slilil9teit bon bier In Sipti &liblldiFt. bon
tuo iie na6 berldieoentn SiltrirprcYsftn in bier
@erbunlnnss- ss-apparate obfiebt, In Sanntn &C.
lammslt unb Saso barauf In sroben Stbdltsrn
becriitaaiirt unb berpadt tpirb. Der NtBger
Der GOmpasnie tOetet adtis Odieu per Stuno,
bur6 Srennune Der vertebrae bon Der orebrae
unc $50 Wann Gnb NIT Der 3rIssuns bes Sie.
bes fiir bic Wtafblutu btlddftigt.
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Zoo sines fd,wsren uno sresntrifde
N1annes.

9crs,n Sonnsrita9 itarb in 9Seit 9ampeter
SaunId,lp, ettpa cine babe Wtlc nTrolid) bon
pem StSbtben 2ampsttr SQudr, sn Ibmersr NIB
,rctntrlder Wann, RamenS GliaS @cpmdn, Der
ettpa 60 Sabre alt unN ). 6uB 2 3ol boh mar,
unb 5pI6en 300 uno 400 4fuub lpog, Sn iri-
nen frhbcrtn Sabreu tpar er bon l6Ianfcm &Sr-
p,rbau, als sr absr leiu 35itss Qsbsnsiabr srred,
hattie, besann sr all &6rpcrumfana Sujunsbmcn
bis .r bic cbige &SrpergrIBe bei icintm Scce CT
lanai hattie Gr ipdr babel iebr ereentrild unb
snpHnbiam tuestn Icinss SuSiebenS, uno pcnn
er Is berbhten fcnnt. licB CT Iid) ME bon Srcm'
ben Isbeu. Seit 35 Sabrsu mar sr tsiut 100
@arbS bon i,insr Ncbnung, uub pbihcn i'm
@si6t Der &irdsntbimsr Der Stabt 2antdisr,
,par e. felt 35 Sabren nidt bort gcipeeN. Gr
bsfant li6 in sutsn rmitdubsn, pcrridtets abcr
f,ine Nrbeit. Sene 9serbigun9 flno pprisrn
Samlta9 I'M Seiien snss 9roBtu 2cidcngcfcl-
ats Itatt Der Sar9 III neldem CT bccrpiNt
purbs, MAJ 33 3oa Querilber unO iu0r Is 3cIl
hef. Wtan fcnnte fciuen 9eibsntpa9sn finrcn,
btr arcs aenug ipar. I'm renlebeu duf5unebmen
uuo nad) eem Seerri9un9SpIaR gu fabrcu, 10 edf
Gin btlonbertr g9a9en fir bic @sIsgcnbtt ouSgc'
rhitet rcrNsn mnBt.
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9robtbsnee 81. Deg. Ssute @ors.u
I'm 8 ubr entitano in bem flnfitOfi8sn. aus
8aditsinsn trbautsm Soauie bes Serrn Glegan-
Der Duncan an Dpsritr., tptI6es bon ben Ssu-
bdnblern Stspbsu Q. anbrttpS unb ooraee u
Yroipu, ben WarttIsutsn Stcies unb 9eonarp
unp Der sroBsn Orudersi btr .,Grsnins Prsb"
b,nubt ipirb, Ssusr. Das @ebdube brannte
bcuIfdnbig aus bic Mauern itebsn nod. Das
Ssusr I6nitt iofort ben aussans Der Drudsrof.
lie. ab unb 25 Gruder rsttetsn Fd aus BEN
picrtsn Stodrpsrte saburd bag iie an sin.i jun
sIufpinbeu bisnenbtn &ette btruntsrilttterten.
Der gsrluf Der Rrobibsnee YrsBseieli6aft
turb auf s25, 900 bic $50, 900 ssiddBt. tpoton
s17 900 burd gsriidsruns s.oedt 1nb Sis
bat Scrfsbrungen 9stroTen, baB bic 3situns
morssn erIdeinen taun Oao @ebduts 1T 81
$40 900 buIidsrt, absr Der 8erIuit ipirb bapur6
uid,t strsdt Serr anbretrs bsrIisrt $500
uup lit nur 81 $4,000 beriidsrt osrrn Broipns
Ssrlult bstrdst stipa $500. Gr 1T nidbt beriit.
srt sbeu 70 ipsnis StcisS IL escHarb, ipsldt
$4,000 perereil.
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Ier 7noianerFriea.

St2ouiS, 20. Del; General Sbcrlnar
bat cine Oepeide bon General SoaVn unb ciut
anbere bon General Sbcriban crbalter. Die
Na6ribten beiber Ospsiben reid)eu bic gum I
b. sR
General Soa5cn ia9t, icit General Gultsr 8
Sample l,i eS ibn nidt idper griporrcn, Bic
ireunbli6en unb bic feiuoIi6en 9anbcn 81 I'M,
terld)eiben Die GbeDtlneS unb Nrapabcc5 leen
dle nfreunoIid uno feinbisIig. Sic &cpoS
ieirn in cine freunblibe unb in cine fCinbiclgc
Sdlfte getbeilt Die Gomand,cS lricu faIt ole
freunplid Die NpadeS. GabbecS, SSi6ctoipS
unb bic in oeren Geiealdaft aufg,nommsnsu
8uubsn, sttpa 5000 &bpfe baben iih I'M paS
6ort Cobb berfammeIt unb nebmeu scu ShuS
Der Re9ierung In Nnlprnd,.
Die feinbli6en Stdnmc bobcn li6 bon ben
freunel6en setrsnnt nnb inb ncroipdrS al ben
8eb 3iber, ipo iid Der Spest g8atsr in oenieI-
ben ersisBt, seScscn. sic ,dbIeu msbrcre bun
bert Striegsr.
@snsraI Sbsriban bat Camp SuppID an
GanaoianHuiie am Z. b. d. berla6sn nno iidb nadb
Sort Cobb besebeu loQen Go tphrbe srpartet,
baB er in Drei biS fiinf Sassn feline @srsinsung
nit General Sa,en betpertitelli9en uno in Stan>
be lsu tpiirbe, bic feinbIiben Snbiancr ju i6las
gen. obne bic frelnbIiden Stdnme 81 bclGlti-
gen.
Santauta, Der pberIte oduptlin9 Der &ioipas,
lca nidt i'm fenbben Eager 9cpeisn ein benz
uuseadtet bdt General Sberman Santdnta unb
8aQ 9ear filr bic fsinbleli9iten nno bcrrdtber'
ii6lteu Der Snbdner Der Gbeneu Gr glaubt,
Elm bauernber Sriebe nit bsnielben lei uump9id
Sis baben lidb in'S Beite gemabt uno CT bat bss-
baIb Befebl sssebsn. iic Su tCpten prcr ipcnn
man iie sefan9eu nsbme, I'M Sort @ibicn ein5u-
ipsrrsn
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p2 pcaltdnpiaen SctlciDuna cincS NRal

p@- 3ur pclltdnoigen Scflcibnng cinc5 Mtan.
ncS gebGrt icoenfaaS cine pailcnoe &upfberef-
nns. NScr 0Ilc einen feinen Sut obcr cine
id,pns &oppe gu taufsn ipilni6t sebc MIR in Den
Stcbr Der Serrsn Gbriit unb Saucr, i'll
Der oamiltOn StraBe. se9snilber Der Sbb.6cI-
p-Sools, bort fnbet CT Die 9rpBte sluSipobI bon
S,Ilten lmc &dppcn, alle uoh Der neucicn @tore.
Su6 baben bieic Ssrren sinen 9rcBsn &crratb
Der fcinfcn Yebpaarcn, pcrauf mir lmlcrc
freunpli6cn 2clcrincn gang bcicncers 0ufmcrts
lam mabcn, nnb Drri6ern pir birieIben, rag
Iic bielc g8ourcn nir9enr biaiger faufen tNnntn
Rar SSer bat nid,t lbcn init SspHnberln9
Die btrr6cn G6mudlahtn betra6tet, bic i'll
rrm Stpbr Der YScrrrn @cbriber &clcr Mo. 33
SScit Samiltcn SrOBc, ouS9efeIt iino9 '9tr
fnpst man ans reinitem 0OIce bcrfcrti9tc nnr
nit d6ten GpcIitcncn beleBter S6mudacgen'
itdnce aOcr Strt, lcpie aud iiIbernc uno 9cIcene
Sald)cnubren, ale Nrten aciu6bnlid)e 0alSubren
unp peIs aurrre @e9snfdnce ipcfc bic @crrcn
&eQcr ju ben mt9Iidit nieeriscn &reilsn pcr'
fouftn
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N((entoun Jl(arktprei(e.
ststu Sienisas fOrrisirt DON 8. sseinsbeimer 1t.
u erb G trdt be {.

am 80. Dst. burG rsn GbItp. 9aaor z. &.
8robR, Sr. Sotann Sasob e,tr nit gtib Gltia
SosI,lp, b.ibt .. Seranton. 0rater bon aasn'
topn.
Qm 8. San, In Der ct. pttsrs 6lr&s bur&
DsnI,lb.n. Gr. Sobn 8snbfG mii Gltb Carolina
Sttn,, bsibs BON Aasntown.
Gm 25 Dec. bur& ben Gtrw. Wm. u. 5slf'
rl6, Sr. S,niamln 5rantItn 9stfr, bon sSd'
ltnbura, 9,ta Co., nit Sarat GltpIna 5n'
asrmadr BON eaneI&pam, 8srfs County.