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The Pembina Rebellion.

The rebellion in Rupcrt's Land, Winnepeg
the Red River country, Pembina, or whatever
may be the correct name of the British posses
ions lying north of the L. s., and west Of Lake
Superior, has progressed to that stage where
Declaration of Independence has become
necessary Such declaration, accordingly,
was adopted at Fort Garry, on the Sth OF De
cember. The declaration. emitting the
"glittering generalt.cs" of he American doc,
ument to the same purpose, recites the gricv-
ances OF the settlers in that wild region, and
pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred honor
to each other, declares their purpose to resist
either Canadian or any other foreign domin-
alton to the death.
Previous to the adoption of this declaration.
Col. Dennis, SURVEYOR general Of the territory,
sent out by Canada undertook to organize thc
Indians and English Canadians in opposition
to the rebellion, and had raised small squad,
but was pursued by the ''rebels" and was driv-
ell into sort of fort called "Schultzs house"
where he concluded to surrender and disband
his forces.
Gov. McDougall finding the country too
hot for him, is on his way back to Canada,
threatening to return in the Spring with
sufficient army to end the insurrection
etfectuallv
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France.

The tria. OF 'irappGlan the murderer OF the
kinck family has commenced. The court
room is denscly packed with spectators.
The official journal on the 18th announces the
resignation of the ministry and the dctcrmi-
nation Of the emperor TO accept the same. Ii
also contains letter from the Emperor to VI.
Emile Olivier. requesting him to form new
ministry. The programme of VI. Olivier is
also published. IT contains the skeleton of
the new parliamentary rule, which is to be es-
tabiished in France The elections and the
press are 10 be free; the Cabinet to be held
responsible for the acts Of the government
tue cumulation OF high salared offices abro-
gated offences committed bv the press to be
submitted 10 the decision of II jury; abroga-
ton OF the revenue stamp tax on newspapers
the number of deputies and the limits OF their
districts 10 be liked by new law the Mayors
of ali the cities to be selected from among the
Aldermen the condition OF the laboring class
Is to he investigated, and means to be de-
vised for their material, moral and intclectu-
al improvement.
The new ministry has not yet been named,
but under this programme, there Is no doubt
that it will be more liberal than any which
France has seen in many years, il ever before.
The next session OF the corps legislatf is set
for Jan. 10Th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

Z OTTAWA HOsPITALITY.-Th earnestness of
the appeal in our last to the citizens of OF
tawa to open their doors for the entertain
ment of the teachers about to assemble here,
with the fact stated that up to Saturday
places for but $50 had been found in private
families, we notice, led to the impression
abroad that Ottawa was lacking in hosptali-
ty, and that the teachers would have hard
time of 1t here Nothing could be more erro-
neous When our people understood the ma
ture of the case, it was delightful to see the
alacrity with which the latch strings were
thrown out. Entertainment by Tuesday was
not only promptly rendered for the 500 for
whom it was needed, but for several hundred
more. There is more dissatisfaction, since tie
Association has adjourned on the part Of
those whose rendered hospitality was slight
ed, than by any on account of being overburd-
ened. There were nearly 500 teachers present,
of whom less than go found Accommodations
at the hotels. All the rest found gratuitous
entertainment in private families.
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hospitality, and especially to the reception CON.
mlttee Tor their arduous aud untirinp efforts To
render our stay pleasant
8. Thai we extend our thanks to the various re.
porters, VINO nave 30 ably placed deliber atoms
and proceedings before the people and xx. xnnId
acknowledge our especial obligation to the renorter
of the Chicago Times for his excellent and cou
plete record of our transactions aud for favorable
notices of this meeting.
Mr.. Etter moved the selection of the place and
time of next meeting be left in the hands of tn.
executive committee. Adopted.
DIR. Joseph Haven, of Chicago, followed in a,
able and witty address on .he general REQUIRE.
ments of teachers.
Mr.. Roberts offered resolution, that the con.
vention is not committed to the doctrine of com.
pulsory attendance OF pupils Adopted.
At supper at the Clifton Hotel the two hun.
dred and twenty guests, all teachers, were called
to order in the midst of their repast by Presi.
dent Rowland, and Prot L. f. Hewitt, of Nor.
nal, offered these resolutious
WHEREAS, 1t is always q pleasure to acknowledge
the reception OF good treatment az the hands OF
those with whom we come IN contact, therefore
RESOLVED, That we return our thanks to the pro.
pretor and employees of the Clifton Hotel for
the excellent fare We have euoyed, and for the
uniform Promptness aud courtesy with which our
wants have been met during three DAYS last past
Resolved, That we heartily commend the Clifton
House 20 the travelling public hotel in which
the guests may find ad elegant and convenient
house, we'll furnished in all respects, table album
dainty supplied with excellent and well cooked
food, and KIND and courteous attendance at all
times which combine to make II truly Travellers
Home.
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FALLEN@Fer several weeks past there have
been mysterious hints in the papers Of the fall
of prominent Philadelphia lawyer and poll
tician, the charge against him being the en-
bezzement of a large sum of money, the prop
erty OF his client. 1t turns out that this "prom-
inent Lawyer. and politician" is no less person
than VIM. B. Reed the great Philadelphia
lawyer. He is grandson Of General Joseph
Reed of the Revolutionary Army, and has
occupied high social and public position in
Philadelphia. The money which he is alleged
10 have embezzled is $50, 900; and its owners
are either Europeans or persons living in Eu-
rope. Reed was minister to China under MIR.
Buchanan's administrator, and has been be-
lore the public, prominently, Tor many years !;
in part, as the defender of his grandfather's
character and share in the Revolutionary
struggle, against the unfavorablc view tax en-
by Mr.. Bancroft in his history.
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Texas Election.

The telegraph, duly manipulated by ''loyal''
hands, announces from Texas that Davis, the
radical candidate, is elected Governor over
Hamilton, conservatives by 800 majority, and
that this g glorious result is brought about
by throwing out Milan and Navarro counties.
These counties, it happened, gave Hamilton
about 1900 majority. So, to secure the state
for the radicals. it was necessary to throw
them out. In Hill county, which also gave
Hamilton large majority, the difficulty
was overcome by destroying the ballot boxes.
AS this is the general way of managing cleo
tions at the South, and securing radical tri-
umphs, the question naturally suggests itself.
why hold elections at all 1t makes no dit
ference how the people vote, the result is de-
clared to be favorable to the radicals anyhow.
Why incur-the expense of going through the
form of an election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

The CARDIFF GIANT-The curious piece Of
statuary found II; Cardiff, near Syracuse, N.
V, and which has excited so much curious
speculation among the learned turns out to
he the biggest humbug of the day. The whole
history of it has leaked out, and reads in this
way hcgypsum rock, OF which it was made,
was purchased tew years ago by Mr.. Hull,
the owner of the ground where the giant was
found, in Iowa; thence taken to Chicago,
where the giant was fashioned by Chicago
sculptor. Thence it WAS carried in huge iron
box to Rome N. y, and thence conveyed by
six horse team to the place of interment,
where, after resting a few years, it was dug
up, and displayed as a ninth wonder of tho
world. Sic trn~sH humbug! This relation is
made by the Syracuse Journal, and is backed
up by atiidavits, &c.
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RsOyslt.

1t is asserted that in the questions thus far
submitted for the consideration of the com
mittees appointed by the ccumenical council,
nothing is said about papal inialiblity. \
emphaticaliy denies the current reports of the
liberality Of the American bishops at the ecu
menicai council The correspondent asserts
that they follow hlindy the papa lead.
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Ben Butler has been selling off his real estate,
and it 10 said will settle in Kansas next year.
Has not poor Kansas bled enough slreadyr
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from WASHINGTON.
THE HOLIDAYS.


Washington has been dulIer since the q
journment Of congress on the Esd than
usually is in midsummer. Public and privs
business is wholly suspended, and half t
population seemed to have gone abroad
keep Christmas.
FUNERAL OF STANTON.
The only disturbance ofthis peaceful cali
was occasioncd by the ceremonies at,endi
the burial OF T., VI. Stanton on Monday. T
funeral procession was one of the largest e,
seen in the city
HOAi:.
1t seem, those ardent friends of Attorn
General IIoag, who 50 earnestly urged his
pointment to the supreme bench knowing t
senate would reject him with the hope Of Q
ting him out Of the cabinet, Willie diasppoi
cd. Mr.. Hoar has Withdrawn his rcsignati
as attorney general, and shows no dispositi
to leave the cabinet Just yet
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. 1870.

as the ark of safety of that constitution which
was never more dishonored than in the system
of arbitrary tyranny which he had invented
and alone so daringly practiced.
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Atistsl2.

Dispatches from Nenva confirm the prev-
Gus reports of the entire suppression of the in
surrection in DalAatia.
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SECOND DAY.

The second day opened with yisibly augmen-
ted attendance. Pursuant to the arrangement
made yesterday, the Association divided into
three sections-the primary staying at Turner
Hall, the intermediate going to the Methodist
Church, and the higher dapar tment to the High
School building
lu the first department, the exercises were: A
lecture by S. II. White, of the Peoria Normal
School, on "The proper course of study for prim-
AIRY schools" an essay, 1.-The successful teather,"
by Mrs +. f. Young, of the Chicago Practice
School; pretty exhibition of tho ar, of teaching
an infant class to whom the A B C's we're still
profound puHz!e--by Miss Lucia Kingsley, of
Normal; DR.. Miller talked of music; and Miss
Paddock, of the Cook county Normal School, read
the best essay offered by any lady of the Assoca-
ton Her theme was q the philosophy of pri-
mary teaching"
In the Secondary division, Mr.. J. H. Blodgett
OF Rockford, read paper on the proper course of
study for intermediate Schools. The esssr was
followed by interesting discussion. Mi0Lizzie
Pratt read an essay on thoroughness Il prepare.
tion IN the lower grades Dir. Powell, Of Peru,
followed in an able discussion OF the elements of
grammar and the methods of teaching
The exercises of the higher department, were
also OF deeply interesting nature, but we fail
ed to secure notes.
In the afternoon the entire Association again
met in Turner Hall. President Rowland an.
nounced the committee Of one from each con.
gressiona district to nominate officers fer the
n-xt year. Messrs. Russell, Crosby and Young,
Of lowa, were elected honorary members A
committee Of three was appointed on resolutions.
Mr. Edwards, stating that q national teachers
association is to BE- held during the coming year,
and that the people Of Bloomington have gsnsr.
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Niptiiclt.

Der bDien S9at iolgt Der Stud auf benz
5uBe. Sas erleben mir our 3eit i'm 8etreii
0epr9ta,s, oellen pieoerboIte, I'M fanatii9en
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5riibte trd9t. 8oup. 8ulod bauIt in @eors
9ia nit oeIpotii6er @etpalt llno periplat UNI
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benuBt beItens Die 8ele9erbeit, Die 3uftGnoe
gu oerlplrren, INN oelto erfolgrei6er I'M Srii=
ben ftI6en gu t0nnen. Wtan ipri6t iebt in
Q8aiblngton oappn, 8sn. SerrD Die ~alleinioe
Gber8epalt in Georgia gu iiberseben. 4rmes
Georgia!
Sen. gants, Der goritBsr Oes consreIfios
nelien Gomlte,s Der anspartigen An8ele9ens
Deiten, ioa li6 nad ieiner Riidte6r bon Guz
auf Guba geduBert baben.
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len Dem Yraioenten feline Acreoitiue als @es
lanoter bes GDni8s BON oaipaii (Sanomi6sz
Snleln). Wtan madte lid 9e8enieitis Die ses
brau9lt9en Compliments, nobel Sr. allen
oarauf binmies. oaB Die 9rbBte Mnsabl Der
6renloen aui ben Snieln aus Der. St.=8lrs
germ beItebe.
= Wtan bat in QBaibineton bon benz be.
riibmten Nirita : 9ieiienoen Or. 2~ipineItone
bis gum 30. Wtai 1869 lautenoe geri1te err
balten.
Sn g8aibinston elaubt man, baB Der
@on8reB i'm Stanoe iein miro, ii6 anfangs
Wtai 81 perta9en.
BON Wontana piro semeloet, oes Die
Ser. st: sSruppen 9c9cn Die Sladfeets Snbias
ner i'm Anmarl9e iino, I'M Die Guslieferung
Der Mt6roer bes i'm &erbite 9st6otsten Mals
colin Start 81 erlan9en.
Nabite 9Bo6e pirO in Wajbinston abers
mails cine Weiber=g8 ablss Convention ta9en.
&ep: 8. W. Seeder uno Inoere iino bereits
als Geoner ange3ei9t.
Ser rNational Nrbeiter : Gpn9reb BON
ameritaa itebt i'm 9esriiie, cine &oreIIe ran
bag Tolf Der SereinlSten Staten gu ers
laien.
= Gi6ter Strong bon Ya., S6hnemannz
Yott's Yrotese, miro erii6tlib gum Der. St.
Sberridtef ernannt peroen,
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giieababnen.
S~altimorezS hiO>G iienbabu.

gm urO nadb Gpnntas. ben s. Gtjbr; 1869 sebsr
tta,slth oret St9e jiptlten Salt'rlore, espss''hs uho
Rartersburs, anO i'gsr:
tESnSrt td9Ita tsonStages ausSeaof'rtsrl nm : usr 40
Uttniten rib bon Baltimore ab. AtiiEtt IN Saltls
more I'M 5 nbr 10 Wttnlten 9ladmitta8s.
Der 2~d)neusSug
tasIid (gOrrass einihlieBIid) @benos 5 ubr -wttn.;
Gntunft IN Baltimore ilmt II Sd ytoraens.
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UNI 9 nbr % Utin. Nbos ab. NHtuuft III Baltimore nm
Ger Otn6efe .Sus
oerlaBt Baltimore td9lt9 tSonnta8s au~s8snomrntnI uH
Der Guteott's Gttp.3us sebt bon Baltimore
t6gIib (Sonutdss ausBerofrtnsn) $40 uno $50 Wlors
S.45 unO II so Wiorgens tno 8. 80 Mbenos.
Ndd Sdserstotpn uno Srtosrid.
4bFabrt bcs 3u9es BON Baltimore $40 9orfrittaes
uno 4 uuo 5 ubr 9ladrttta9s; &ntunft III Baltimore
nm 1880 un0 II .55 Winraens tto $40 WahInittags.
seaG, Eind1effer.
Die Su9e ctrIa len Baltimore nm $40 Wlorgsns iro
400 Sladm. uno ipmtten I'm 10.50 uno 11.55 Wior.
gems unO $40 ysa6mittass mad Baltimore iurit
Rad Wdfbtn9ton.
sos aDi 10, ST. SIS aro Ii nSr 80 Din 5tG Nasn, IN, ECO,
8.55, lao uno 8 nbr 80 Wliuuten Ibenos.
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lnS ~ n1r, Slat1nI. I.45, 1850, 5.4O' o'SV' s'oo uno
Nab annapolis I'M Z uno II 80 Worstns uno 4
1br 40 Min. ya6n. Berla fen Waibin9ton I'm Z uno
0,Se WlOrsens gno 8 nbs 80 gstTi yss@mttta9s: On
sos, u. IL hbr 80 Wiin. Ulorsens, an. 40 W1. ysad,u.
uno s ubr 80 Iiin. Nbos. gerla len gpaibiuston nm
s uHr UlOrSens, nrO $50. $40, sunO 9 n6r abrnSs;
We8cn lpeiterer Gushtnft, iolpie 5abrbiaete aaer @rt
u. 10. tueioe man lid an ). Z. gnglano, Mgenten
IN Der 9artoci'S tatipti, ODER on bas 8iusts8urean.
RS- 6abrbilcte iino aud in Rr. fA0. Hsef.
man Beiiellr9en sum Abboleu bon Gep6d, ipeldes in
ocs 9ttrsilsubtn ~g9obnun9 gcgen @ontremarte big an
Den YeittmmGn8sort martirt Wiro. binterIahen fam.
Subn 4. HSilipn, 8ratsportnetffr;
&. M. @ple, Saupt.Bilet.A 8ent.
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WuS @dIbinatpn.

80 abington, 16. San. - SIM Senate
1T elne Wtaiorttdt porbanoen 3u 8unIten Der
beoin8un9sloien 3ulaiung BON Yir9inien
Senator Srumbul beabiidtiyt moraen Die
pom SauIe angenommene Sia als Snb1titut
fir Die ieBt benz Senate porliegenoe Bill si
beentra8en.
Ser Yrditoent be8liidpiinidte eeftern
&i9ter Bingham iiber ben Grfols melten
uor9eitern ieine Yirginias 0e ~Iolution i'm Sauie
sebabt bat, uno Ipra6 Die Sofnung aus, bah
tie i'm Senate in o~erielben Sorm angenommen
nerDen tpiiroe.
Ser Mtarine. Setretdr &obcIon lebnt es
ab. ben Yrief ieines 8Orsdnsers ggelIes su
beanttporten. So beiBt, oaB WeIes einen
anoern Brief i9reiben ipiro, in pelhem er
feline 9anolun9en als Marines Sefretdr fu6bz
reno ietaer a6tidbrisen Sienit3eit su pert5ei=
ol8en beabii9tist.
B aibington, II. San. gs beiSt,
Gen. 9anbp lei bon bier aus i~nItruirt porben,
Die boberen @eridtsb6fe 10 LANCE 3u luipen.
oiren als Die 3ulahutg oes Staates Ylrgi=
MEN nod 5weiielbaft eri6eint. Sein Moius
tant peripet8ert ieoo9 0ariiber beitimmte
Ausfunft au eeben, uno insmii9en ieBen Die
@eribtsb6fe ibre Sbdtigfeit fort.
: Sen. Ganbp bdlt elm fpa6Iames auae
auf ieine Sberifs in 0irginien uno bat 5u
bieiem Sebufe einen beribmten Nen : Dorter
@ebeimpoli5iiten e%ngasirt Der 5000 per Mo=
nat erbalt. Gin 4aratteriftif6es 3si1en fur
Die ieBise &egierunssform.
= 9as Saus : gomit6 our llnteriutung
oes Reb Worter @oloI9minoels bieft Sam
flag Worgen unter 8oriis bes Gen. @arfielb
zine SiBun9 uno perbDrte folgenoe 3eugen.
bic S9. So6sstin & Bonner, 8anauiers BON
9tep BORT $Qrn; Benefit, friberen Prdiis
Der Sob +. Wedielbant Srn. Stout,
[riibersn &aiiirer Der 40. Wational.8anf BON
gtsp >Wort."
Nabreno Der poriaen 99ode pureen fur
Sl67 $50 u%erItimrelte Banfnoten perbraunt,
i'm 8an3en alio bis gum pori9en Samftaa
fur S19,075, 1877. Safir puroen iudbren6
Der gpode aus9e9eben an &leingelo S216, ITO,
10 baB Die @eiammtaussabe sis, 1905, 200 be-
trd8t. Die @eiammtiurnme ausfdnbiaer
Rational Yant Ioten bstrdst 1895, 750,837.
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Ser cnaliidc Yrin3 g(rtbur.

Sls gum Santiago miro 45rinj Artbur bon
Gn8lano, iiber Oeiien 6abrten in 6anaoa uno
AnoerlpGrts mir pon 3sit 3u 3eit Mtittbeilune
bratten, in y8aibin8ton eintreifen uno benin
oortl8en en9lilhGn8 eianoten Sbornton Quar-
tier nebr1en. Inter Der "beau monde Der
8unoesbauptItaOt bat bic Nahritt Deg prin5.
lthen Selu6es erbebli9e SenIation berOorqez
rufen, aber leioer 1T ben 9amen elm ar9er
Stri6 our9 Die 8s1nung 9ema6t norOen,
inoem 5bornton, Der ben leitten SAINT tpobl
beiier, als Die i6One Welt Q8aibineton's fennt,
lelne |Anoronun8en oabtn g"etrpifen bat, I'M
ben Yrin5en ni9t Der r8efabr" zines 8alles
IN 98aIbin8ton ausjuiebet, rporauf ii6 Die
2nmsn beretts geIpiBt batten. Sbornton milf
Den Yrin3en nit Diners abfattern, uno iein
8roGramm lautct: Mtontag uno Sienitaa
Diners I'M @eianOti9afts s9otel, po3u Die err
itcn geamten Der Ge9ierung Giniaoungen err
balten; Mittiuo6 Diner I'M vggelBen SauIe",
ju tuel9em oas %oiplomatiibe Corps 9elaoen
miro; 9onncritas Diner bei'mS taatss
uno 6rcitag abermols 9roBes Diner
in Dem brlttil6en 2e9ations .&ebGu0e. Wtan
ltebt oaraus, DaB Der Yrin; Dor lauter Abs
Ihtterun8 feline 3ctt baben ipiro, feline @eIeas
l1att Der SamenDeIt aur Serfigrn9 5u
itelet,
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philadelphia : @ilmington>
DaltimOrfr GiffAbabn.
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Nm lino nab wpntag, ben 10. Wiai 1869, geben
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fol9t:
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Der gletpsG tile 5unctipn nit benz 9rain aler Stationen
Der 9elaiuaresG iICpbabn uno In Vtrrpoiue nit allen
Statipnen Der Baltimore 6 entrals 6 itenbabn.
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ubr IS Wttiluicn Wtorsers, fd IN Eerrppile nit BEN
3uoe mad Bort 9epoit perbinoeno.
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IS Wimtsn oerbinbet id in QBilminstol nit ben 81.
aett fit S.atiunen an Der elnparesGiIenbabn, JluljSen
Wilinirgton uno Sarrin9ton.
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jpiiden s~ec9enet 5tatioren 5 ubr gtadlmtttags.
qbilaoelpbiasA benotu8 z ubr 25 Ultn.; perbtnost
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tionen an Der Helaipares 8 ilenbabn t18li9, Sartita9
uno Sonntag dus9enOttt1er.
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Mm &pnntage:
9lad philadelphia Z nbr % Wiinuten Gbenos.
glad gieius Yorf nm 10 nbr 40 Win. Gbenbs.
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Die 3i9s 9eben id9lit Wtorgens UNI 7 nbr rs Wiinuten,
uno Nbenos nm 8 ubr IS Wtin. oh, Sonnta9s aus9es
nonmen, uno Sanllta9s jur Gerbtnoun9 nm 2 nbr SIS
Ntin. 9latln.
Sur6iabr .Siuete Tuo sntrueoer int 9reFbentFr..
Depot, ODER gir. 147, Baltirtoreiir., 5u babtn. Gbenio
fam man bort i'm VOraus size I'M binteren Riidiibs
un0 Sdlafpa9et itbern.
Yerlonen, i1rlde 8iuete In Der Office In 9aItimorsfr.
iebmer, baben ben Yortheil, oaB tbre Baggage aus Der
~gDobnin9 ab9ebolt uro BON Der snnipu 3ranster Co.
tiartirt miro.
Q01-) EBm. Grapfprb, N9ent.
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Na6leie telearapbider 8eridte.

Sas S9if vGbieftain" lift unter Die
6la99e Salpaoor's 9eitelt uno in u lotiloeA
um9etauft noroen.
Sn Waibinston tritt bieje 9Dode zine
98sibersS timmre1ts Convention aulammen;
man Dolte Die Sa1e redt sroBarti9 a%nian9en
uno eriu1te UNI 6eierabenb fir bic Separte;
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