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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-02-04

kercllief over my head as sccurit,
against dust; and when the fire begal
to burn hastily gathered up the chil
la sket anG the coal-scuttle, am
turned to leave the room, when saw
Mr.. Stanton standing in :he doorwa,
staring at mc--ln fact. half-laughins
at me, as could see. And as
passed him, ready to sink with con;
fusion, what do you think he did,
Clara! WHY, just put his hand usl.
dor my chin. and lifted up my face as
he might have done to any common
tavcrn-scrvant.-'- .r
"But you were. so little, aud child
ish, Dora, and he ,man Of nearly
t'irty,' L int ntcrruptcd apologctically =
for Mr.. Stanton. 49,
"Well,' said Dora, Il can't tell
you how mortified and angry l was
| would not see him that evening,
and determined to he sick next day,
as an excuse to Aunt Janet for not
leaving my room. lie was to remain
only two days.
"Next morning l went to aunt s
room to see how she was. was, by
virtue of my inlisposition, in dress
ing-gown aud slippers; and just as
was about entering, / heard some one
talking within.
@ But you have not yet seen Do
ra, | heard aunt remark.
Yes, have seen Aer,' replied a
voice which | knew must be Mr.. Stan
ton $; and | must confess, my. dear
aunt, tAas she did not realise my
idea Of her. Why, she is not half S
pretty, or graceful or interesting as
your little maid Dorothy, and looked
decidedly as though she had temper
Of her own
"WclI, Clara, 7 heard no more,
and never saw II. Stanton again till
| met him at Mrs. Lancaster's. So
now you know why it vas that
couldn't like l,im-ut first
But yon seem to have made up
now, Dora. %
"Bccauso he has explained and
apologized, said Dora, with dignity
"iIe caught tie in the parlor las,
evening, and would you believe it,
! Clara, it was me he took for Dorothy
and Dorothy for me- Only fancy i,
she, coarse, red-faeed girl, ye,
very smartly dressed, whom lie hat
met just once, on the stains as shl
was leaving the house, and who bae
h. quite hauyhtily, he said. returned
his polite bow. And as she passet
he heard some one call after hel
Derry, which be mistook for DO
RAJ
And you have forgiven him, Dora?
why, what could l do ? 1t was
not his own fault, you know; aud he :
sorry for it all. But only think how
strange that he should never have
recognized me or connected my name
with the Dora Courtnay of whom he
had heard Aunt Janet speak, until
he saw me that evening making fire
in the parlor. Oh, what figure |
must have bccn!' she exclaimed, ,
clasping her aands and crimsoning al
most as deeply as on the occasion in
| question. ...
Yet | do not think Dora now re-
grets that accident, for she has said
to me sinee--"But for that, Mark
and | should never have ma lie friends,
! and l should not now be Mrs. Mark
| Stanton
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Lo = IT.

The moon comes out and glimmers,
The stars like dimonds CLEAN,
And long green boughs are waving
Der a pleasant mountain stream.
And ny thoughts travel backwards,
Into the long dead years,
And your face comes before me,
Seen through mist Of tears.
We met--ue love,l--we parted
The story ever new, ,
We lived--we hoped--we waited,
And 50 the long years grew. :
y vast sea rolls between us, 80
\ gulf that time has made, .
New habits grow upon liz, ,....
Old beauties faint and fade.
Take one last look behind you,
lnto the vale Of years, -a..
Does my face come before You,
Seen through II mist Of tears
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The new uncounterfeitahle fifty
cent note was counterfeitcd before ii
had fairly got into circulation outside
Of Washin gton. and you can't hardly
tell which is genuine.
According tn the papers, Peabody
was a member Of eight different
church denominations. Naturally,
they ali hope to be remembered in
the will.
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B AN KING.

BANKING.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
DECORAH, Iowa.
$4,000, CapitaI!
$50 U. $. Notes and all other Govern
mcnt Bonds bought and sold, also County
Warrants, Notes. Mortgages and other Sc
curites es.--DRAFTS on all points bought
and sold.--MONEY deposited for six
moths or longer will draw six per cent in
terest.
DIRECTORS
ALoszo BRAprsH, G. +. DicErRMAs,
JAS II. EAsreN, s. w. MArrEsoS,
JAS. II. EAsToy, 7. W. BuRpIcK,
President Cashier.
v7n3l ~ " jane 7 1866.
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Ed HUBBARD 4 90.

NNe
DEALERS IN
Watches, Clocks, Jcwclry, Silver-warc,
pianocs, Melodeons, Sheet Music,
Music Books, &C., &c.
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR To BANK
McGregOr. --- Iowa.
nib.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-05
TIE STAGE MANAaER

The ''stage manager" il he be endowed
with the proper degree Of efficiency, il the
person with whom the public is most con-
oerned. With the commercial affairs of the
enterprise be has nothing to do; but of the
stage he is absolute master, "puttiug a piece
upon the stage" being his chief duty. The
ideal ''stage manager" should be able to take
q play in his hand, and, without. disturb
ing influence, direct what is called the "busi-
ness Of every scene, arranging the artists
into picturesque groups, and generally con-
triving that the effect to the eye of the spec-
tators shall be as varied and as pleasing az
possible. He will take care thst three or
four persons do not remain too long in the
same straight line, pointing out when they
may conveniently "cross" each other, and
change their relative positions With re-
speot to old pieces, he ought to be learned in
the matter of tradition, but not so obstinate
as to turn deaf esr to all suggestions for i'm
provement. The actor gives color to the per
formance, but all that in pictorial art is called
composition is the work of the stage-msnager.
During the execution of q ballet his func-
tions are in abeysuce, the temporary ruler
being tho ballet master. So are they in those
comic scores of harlequinsde where every
thing depends on the humor of the clown,
the clown becoming master of the stage,
despot over colunabine, PANTHEON, and harle-
quin, who rises, in his turn, to supremacy
when he dances pas de deuT, TECHNICALLY
called Grips" with columbine. But these
are merely exceptional cases. The general
conduct of the piece belongs to the stage
manager only. Therefore, it is to be regret
ted that his merits and demerits are SO fre-
quently ignored by professional critics.
With a con pany of midding actors who just
understand their trade, and could ''read"
without offense, q frst-rate stage manager
would at least produce a pleasing pic
ture for the masses. AS he is sup
posed to be always present in the theatre, it
is his duty to make announcements or
apologies, whenever occasion requires, as the
official spokesman to the public. The stage
manager named in the bills is sometimes re-
duced to comparative inactivity when the
manager par ercellence, himself master of
the art of stage management, will not intrust
the realization of his ideas to another person.
Mr.. Macready, Mr.. Charles Kesn, Nj me Yes
tris, were all virtually the stage managers of
their own theatres, merely leaving inferior
details to the care of the nominal officer.
Sometimes, too, the authority is delegated to
the author of piece, when he is supposed to
be man cf practical as we'll AZ of literary
talent. But these are all eases of the union
of two Offices in one person, just rs an analo-
gous union is produced when the manager is
also the principal aetor.-Pd0 Nal Gazette.
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NJ THOMAS & SONS, AUOTIONEERs, NOS
ItI ls9 aud l41 s. FOURTH street.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS,
December Q, at ~ O'Clock, noon, at the Exchange:
TKNTH (South), No. S05-Brck Dwelling
CAREER Nos. 2O5 and 207, below Chesnut, between
Second and Thrd-Five-story Brick Building.
FRONT AND LOMBARD, Northeast corner--Large
FoRay-FIRsT AND WALNUT, Southeast corner
Large and valuable Lot.
PENN, No. 404-Genteei Dwelling.
FRONT South, No. 4O5-Genteei Dwelling.
TwEhTY.sECoND AND PINE Northwest corner
Stores ard Dwellings.
CHESTER COUNTY, PA.-slK acres valuable Ore
Lands
FIFTH South, Nos. 27s and 9T5-Two valuable
Stores
BROAD, north OF Dauphln-vauable lot, 3lX fset
front.
PAssYUHK road, Northeast coraer OF Moore
RIonMoND Northeast corner OF Allegheny avenue
Desirable Lot.
KEIroN, No. 1O9-Two Brick Dwellings
CAHTRELI, No. 910-- Store and Dwelling.
Pew No. al middle aisle st. Stephens Church.
1S5 shares Philadelphia and Erie Land co.
shares Academy OF Music with ticket.
100 shares Central National Bank.
10 shares Camden ana Atlantic Railroad, preferred.
shares Reliance Insurance Co.
% shares Schuylkill Navigation Co.. preferred.
100 shares Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
share Amateur Drawing Room Seventeenth st }
share Consolidation National Bank.
sl217 3S bond Philadelphia Camel Coal Co. Il3 &c
100 shares Philadelphia Slate Co.
$4,000 indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Ila
road Co
$4,000 Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad
OF Virginia.
3s shares Empire Transportation Co.
2O6 shares Mifin and Centre county Railroad.
IL shares West Jersey Railroad Co.
300 shares McClintoCkYile Petroleum Co.
Catalogues now ready.
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THE VATICAN, No. 1910 Chestnut STREET.
Il -statuary, Bronzes, Clocks, Vases, Pedestals,
ana elegant articles OF taste for the adornment OF
the parlor, dinng-room, library hall, and boudoir,
and for bridal presents, purchased In Europe pre-
yious 10 the war at great sacrifice, and will now be
sold retail, at correspondingly low prices We in
yite an inspection at our spacious store and show
rooms, up stairs. The price OF all articles marked
in plain ngures. Goods packed an shipped free OF
charge. Wzs zinrp
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Oily ORDINANCES.
N ORD Y A NC f
"A To Make an Appropriation TO the Clerl

n ORR y A N q
"A To Make an Appropriation TO the Clerks OF
Councils.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordains That the
sum of ninety-nine hundred and four dollars
and sixty cents be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated to the clerks of Councils, to the
items of their annual appropriation for 1870, as
follows
To Item g. For printing journals, ordinances,
and other documents, sixty-one hundred ana
twenty mine dollars.
To Item 4. For advertising ordinances and
resolutions, twenty-eight hundred and sixty
two dollars.
To Item s. For carriage hire, six hundred and
twenty dollars
To item IL CA new item hereby added to their
said appropriation) To pay certain bills for ad-
yertising, printing carriage hire, and expenses
of special committees in 1869, and to pay balance
of salary of page of Common Council for 1870,
two hundred and ninety-three dollars and sixty
cents.
Warrants to be drawn by the clerks of Coun-
ellis. , ,,>,,o
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council.
SAMUEL w. CATTELL,
President of Select Council.
Approved this second day of December,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seventy "a. d. 1870; ~ NOV
I951t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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1r01 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN ELE-
llZl venth and Twelfth and Ohesnat and Mar
ket streets. Vacancies for Families ana Single Gen
tlemen. Also. suit OF rooms on the second moor,
furnished or unfurnshed. with hrst-elass board.
Also, table board. mTu
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Sale in West Philadelphia, n. W. corner Thirty
seventh and SAMSON streets.
NEAT FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, ETC
On Tuesday Morning.
December 6, at 10 O'Clock, the neat furniture.
May be examined on the morning of sale. 1232t
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TYMPLOYMENT WANTED IN ANY RE-
IL spectacle capacity by practical business man.
Can produce the most reliable New York and Penn
sylvania references. Wages no object. Address.
l222w JOHN HENRY, this once.
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LEoAL NOTICES.
IN TIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY, OF PHILADELPHIA.

J. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF WILLIAM GAUL, deceased.
The Auditor appoiHted by the Court TO audit,
settle, and adjust the nrst account OF SARAH
Ga UL ct al, executors William Gaul deceased,
and 10 report distribution OF tae balance in the
hands Of the accountants will meet the parties ia
feiested for the purpose OF his appointment on
MONDAY, December l9, 1870, at 4o'clock p. NJ,
at his ofce, No: lsi s. FIFTH Street. In the
l i4emwf5 s. GEORGE N. CoNARRoE. Auditor.
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NJ OTICE.-BY VIRTUE AND IN EXECU rION
~ OF the powers contained in a Mortgage exc
cuted by
lHE CENTRAL PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
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OF The city OF PhIadelphia, bearing date OF eigh-
teenth Of APRIL 1868, ana recorded in the office for
recording deeds and mortgages for the city and
county OF Phi ladelphla, in Mortgage Book A. q. H.,
No. 30, page 4G5, etc., the undersigned Trustees
uau n I'M sail
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THOMAS BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONEERS AND
j COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 11lO Ches-
NUT Street; rear entrance No. 11OT SAMSON street.
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Snle at 20. 1llO Chesnnt street.

on Tuesday Morning,
At IL O'Clock, at the Auction Store No. lilo Ches-
nut street, will be sold portion of the stock OF
hardware merchant declining business, consisting
OF q great variety OF knives and forks, carvers,
walters, cork-screws, nut-picks, enamelled hollow
ware thware, saws, shovels and tongs skates LOCKS,
tacks, etc.
Catalogues will be ready at the auction store on
Monday. 1222t
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nLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
This Company is prepared to sell lots, clear OF all
encumbrances on reasonable term. Purchasers can
see plans at the ONCE OF the Company,
NO. bls WALNUT STREET,
or at the Cemetery, where all information needed
win be cheerfully given.
BY giving notice at the once, carriages viii meet
persons desrous OF purchasing lots at Toga Station
on the Germantown Railroad, and convey them TO
the Cemetery and return, free OF charge.
ALFRED G. HARMER President
MARTIN LANDENBERGER, Treas.
MICHAEL NISBET, Sec'y. 10 WIN 6m
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gtaOt Baltimore.

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# en.-Mir idlisBen beute nit Der Ber6fisnt,
li6ung Der 8egiitrirliiten. gBir babsn bic
eriten 9 a9aros ans amitas, Die lebten stferr
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Iesium obne Salair einieBt, eingebra6t. @es
fern Ieste 6r. Merritin einen Winosrbsitss
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Son @aibiuatOn,

70 abin9ton II. Sttober. - (Gie
ameritanilden Waffsnienoungen nab 6rants
reid Der Geianots oes norooeutjden Bum
oes, Baron BON 8erolt, un0 StaatsIetreiar
Tii6 baben nenlih @orfersrjen in Besug auf
Die Don Amerita nab 6runtreih o~eIenoet tusrs
0snoen 2Bafsultefe run9en gepilo8en. Ser
@eianote ttslte Wamens ieiner yte9ierung Die
Sa9e IN Iebr b0fllder uno freunOliaer Qeetle
bar, uno Der ameritanilde Yrsmierminiiter
tam Tim in, plei9en 8etite entgegen. Setre.
tdr Siib IoQ benz 0eutI6en Seianoten eeia9t
baben, oaB er nod iorsfdltiger Inter utun9
Der erbobenen Ssl9Deroegriln0e feiner 5aI
entoeden fonnte, in tpel6em BON anleritanis
iden Birgern Die itrengite NsutralitGt perlebt
tporoen if uno in pel6enl Die Sunoesbeamten
In Nsfp Oort uuo anoeren arleriianii9en See
bdfen ni6t Gaes 9etban baben, UNI Abbulfe
5u 9erpdbren. Ser umitano, oaB BaHen pers
ienoet tperoen, bil0e nod teinen Neutralitdtss
brub; oaB Die 8ar9er Dos Rett baben, gons
tratte ein5ugeben, UNI Austdnoer nit &anoz
men uno gSafsn aler Art 5u perIeben uno lie
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3u Deri6i1en, unterlie9t teinem 3tpeifel. Der
ioner,, bic fi9 nit Iolten g9affenlieferuraen
abseben, tbun es auf ibre eigene Beranttport.
liHfeit uno mhien r~i5tiren, oaB ibnen Die
gDaffsn tpe99enomnlen usroen, tpenn iie ii1
bamtt auf perbotensm gebtst innerbalb elmer
ausld noiIben jurisdiction betreten laiien,
uno ioI1e 2eute tonnen ou9 IN iolhem iSall
ben S9us Der nmeritaniIden Resierung nitt
in Nnipru1 nebmer. Die Administration
peroe nitt ssitatten. oaB trieaeriit. Grpeoi
tionen aesen irstno etne beireunoste 0tssie.
runs ansgsrHitet tpsrosn, tpeiter absr tbnne
fs in Der Sa9s niGt aeben. Disie grtldruns
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baben uno Amerita ftebt ieBt in 8ssua
auf oieie Anselesenbeit benz norooeuti6en
Yunoe ssasnabsr aui oenlielben GuBe. ME
England.
IS lit beinabe tsin 3peifel msbr, bab 9srr
Selano Der Amtsno6folger oes Setreidrs
Cog iein ipiro. Die offijieae Wittbeiluns
miro jeoo6 Dor Ablauf rHsbrerer Wo6en ooer
usbersabe oes 4mtss Bemadt babsn piro.
niGt e~rfol8eu.
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aus Yosota limb I'M S&aBomte 9eridtc
eirQeganpen, ipelde untsr anosrsu SirgeH Dt
AuimCrtiamttlt Der RcQieruug nuf bic @ele
1enheit tenteu, tueldG Der Q]CQenpSrtige Eritg
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sic Qebt bDN 81. BtuUgllc HlG AlpiHt1Gu
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zine SiHie non Bremen GUS rI6'T1.r, gtcr0
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3 neg characterization 0a1Ogl5 in DGHeeU,
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| uIiae Autbtil III i.0o9 muir unJcoeutenO. Die
oeutibe &tuts DiIO uuf8cQCben Dtr0en, uno
SetreiiS Der Deitsren GortOausr Der i%rar3Ofts
ihen bsrrfht nod @lln9gUi6bCit Sine aintIiS
inniide GtHle bon Saguagra, Buerto Gobeio,
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Nus Ncip sgprf. - Gintpanbcruna
ppn EunffgrDbeu.

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uno sntbufiaftiide A%ufnabnle linden ueroer.
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neben benz, foel6en 8isji IeIbit fur ietnen &c
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(9r.z 3ig.)
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2lns Gnbn.

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&agierun9s A9ent itb in 9Gaibirgton bsfir7
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leit Mil Die ipouii6e Ste9ieruua ole Gin uuo
Ausfubr : 3Oae erbeben unO lie CUR 8il8urg
Der S6ulb UernenOen. Sje Ser. StGuten
iOaen bic 3aBiurg BEG RauhaiQings galans
tiren. gBenn Die lInterbGn&lun8en Jam ges
minidter 8iels iiBlcrL iouen balbi6Brlid III
ber5inienoc D6ligatiOntr emtttirt iDetOen, unO
Dem &ernebmen rad Itcbt cine Ge'piie CLIQUE
i6on in @ereiti9oft UNI i'm Sale oss Usz
tineens ots BtanS Die GbIigati0nen a~nJutaus
fen uuO 6umit 5u ipefulireH. Der eriDdbnte
ipnriite NgeHt ioa iib itbt in Rem : 9Ort
berumtreiben. Die Sade Iol in elmer neu.
Ii9en Cabinets = SiBun9 beiprC4en tporOen
lein.
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Si9ere &ntunft hes Sambfers
Berlin in Rrrmrn.

Cine i'm gpmp.ptre re,6S. u. S9umader
&Gpmp. ]einse3dn9ene &abcl- Oepeite br1nat
be ertreulihe Rlhridt, bG6 rer am %.
S.pt. ppn bier dbaesansenc Opfr. Berlin :
Capt. unrutib, Dtenitdg Bremen errsiht
bat uno am rs. .. Mts., %(dnftatt 6e5 ur-
tprIn9tt6 ,anse5et8ien Dprs. n8alttmpreJ
ipieper rad Baltimore dbleben Wtrb. - ssh
nebmen an, tap Der Ddmpfer rSbiD" am
u. Stt. ieIne S1hrt ron Bremen naG Bat
tinprs dn9etretCn tat unp in s - 10 Saseu
bier rrpdrtet tperocn lam.
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@nn hen SnnGmids.3 nirln.

Yer Marine Setrct6r ibidte 9eItern Elm
Sele9rnmm raa San 6rnn5iEco oas mad
0onoluiu peittrbei6r0trt peroen ion. 8ass
ielbe 1877 ben G%onm0noeur Trurton DON
benz COMMANDO Der &riegsidaluppe vSomes
topn" ab, neil CT in rpBer &etpattonmaBung
cine beipaifnete Streitmadt Gui bnmaiiibem
BoOen bate lanOen unO gGDettinmer gGeiIe
lie 6ta9qe om nmeritaniIGen Goniulate balbs
mat uufbiiGn laien. Ser Seir5tdr giebt Dem
]genanEten SeeOifiSier einen iacrIen 0erlpetg
urO ieBt ibn aui QSarte. Drore Ii. Qb0rte=@sic.
Nub @oriul Aoamion pito g~ctaOclt neil CT
in Golge iciner 8itteren3sn nit peri anIerita.
nii1su Ntinifer &eliOerten lid bat psrIeiten
laien, Dem Anoenten an bic peritcrbtne S6s
nigin QHitttpe Die Qebii6ren0e @brerDietun9
5u pertpeigern. @r Bate Gem 9eiipiele Der
fran56iider uno eHGliitGn Gouiulate iolgsn
uno ieine 6la9qe balbmait aufBiebcn loqen.
odite er bies 9stban Oann wuroe Der Cont
manosur Srurton Ieinen ibelbrrQtbenen
Shritt unterlafen haben.
(gine neusre Nahriht aus GBaibineton
ia8t, onB GpmmanOeur Srurton taitrt NOR.
ben ill.,
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Rninhnlis.

9r. Sob. =. qDiiuu aus 6bcrorp, g So, |a0t Oor
qroBel Blptrsiutaurgs sWlittet:
gS9rcNtCot3tl bat in uuicrtr Commune btrctts groECr
Jul e%rIuotbel, uHO 3tuar ipcaeH i9rCv lUuu0Ctbaren g8iri
tlngCn. %bclOnoerB IN eincm bauc, no cine iuuqt DAM
lett mtbrcren 5abrCr an NtrUGH,tinen ~ pCri6icoJu,r
Dorrtn, abrr buuptiddiib IN ben lktGn jrUtt 5ubTU1
an 0ttlniie ocs Nugcnl,dtts IN 5glgt uon @erucUbt,
ltlu1r0tu Gtuttel. Sg PUG Den drBtCbtuNtu Nuprui
in uniertm Staate uH Rat9, ben lett tn Baltimore
FrOI. GbIAbUlTn, otiICn BebanolrEQ i6r gtogC
GrletGttrun9 Orrldatte. GUptih gtrittb fe in 6Gr leS,
ten 2ett ttber bic NOlaoalis, lu0 ruf tIrleW @t5Saua,
erlau8te lie tgrc Se9traft lUiC0u.@