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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12
LOST RELICS OF THE PAST.

LOST RELICS OF TIE PAST
Among the saddest losses that
the country has had to mourn
for some time is the destruction
of the old colonial and revolt
tionary buildings by fire at
Alexandria. Va. The country
is just getting old enough to
cherish warmly the memories
and relies Of its young days,
and when it is known that
among the houses destroyed by
this fire were the Masonic
lodge Of which Washington
was the Master; aud the old
! Colonial Courthouse in which
his provincial troops were
Iquartered in 1855, from the
door of which BraddOck march
to his defeat in 1855, and in
which eX-President Washing
ton gave his last vote in 1899,
a feeling Of genuine sorrow is
likely to come over our hearts.
We could better have spared
many richer and grauder edi,
fees.
These relies are the things
that certify the truth Of history,
and in this age of icoEocIasm,
when it is argued that there is
no certainty that ere long some
IirTcverent enemy Of the past
may not propose to prove that
there was no such person as
George Washington. The old
Revolutionary flags in the Mu-
scum were saved, however,
the flag Of Nashington's body
guard, the flag Of Paul Jones,
and that of d company of Al
exandria Continentals. These
lessen the misfortune in some
degree, but it is a greater loss
than busy people of to-day
have time to brood over. this
loss Of the grand old land
marks of the revolutionary
days.-[N. Y. Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

One OF the Paris women, on he
ing told by the officer who seized
her. -'You are bravc-you have
killed two Of my men,' responded
wildly: May the curse of the
Almighty always rest upon my
soul for not killing morel | had
two sons at ISSy, who were both
killed, and two ut Neuilly, who
shared the same fate. Ny hus-
band died at this barricadc. and
now do with me what you will"
The woman was shot.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

There are but two kinds of TEN
pOrary insanity, and each has but
Il single symptom. The one was
discovered by a coroner, the other
by a lawyer. The one induces
you to kill yourself when you are
tired of life; the other persuades
You to kill some one else when
You are fatigued at seeing him
about.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12
Poor Louisiana.

Under this caption the Mobile
Register gives the following sad
but truthful picture Of the condi
ton of affairs in this State:
The public school system of
Louisiana has bccmtlrncdovrrto a
mongrcl black and-tam legislature
TO the tender mrruirS of ignorant,
bcastly negroes and ihicving car
pet-baggcrS. and lemcciorth the
blacks are to bU forced into white
schools 10y law. I4iS would re
suit in the utter breaking up of
these schools ifthe 3eopieTctaincd
enough spirit to resist the outrage
10y taking their 81 Ildren out of
schools TO which negroes are ad-
miIcd. \ sad change has come
over the people Of Louisiana un-
der the iron heel despOtic rule OF
negroes, adventures and JayOmetS.
They have cithor lest all manhood
and love OF liberty, and SINK
down into the APATHY Of the Mex
leans, about there political rights.
or have given Them selves mp. body
and soul, to the establishments OF
brings, stock ani Oi..rc.
1t Is mechanically 10 think of so
cultivated amd'elpglut Il c0mmun-
Iity ats New Orleans, once so ScuSi.
tive aI,out its priv ilcgrS. timely
submitting 10 the plGnderIng
schemes of Warm0lh audhiS gang
OF renegade Coi5ledelatcs and
iiShy Democrats and the enforce
mcnt of mixed Schuols by pur
cha$ahIe Legislature, made up III
lpart Of vvnal white men and ne
| gTOcs, with AL the vices OF slaves
| The press which Should ever stand
as Il rGck between ihrSc vampires
OF carpot-ha%gcry and the people,
contents itself (wita two houo.au .t
IcXcrp;ionS) with mid, dcp,ecat0
| ~ platltudcS about these hciuOu,
/ OutTagcs upon the liberties O. the
city and State, and with chronic
ling the social and political move
meats Of distinguished carpet bag
gers Scalawags ana negroes. and
lpuiiin% qUaCk medicines and Catch
penny advertisements
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

The Partisan youth sell teeth of
the dead Communists as curiosi-
ties. Twenty-fOur sets Of Dom
browski's have already been dis
posed of, aud there was a brisk
trade IN Cluseret's until it was
found that he was not dead.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

A Virginia editor has come to
the conclusion that Il man might
as We'll undertake TO hold himself
at arms length and then turn a
double somersault ever a meeting
house steeple, as to attempt to
publish paper that will suit
everybody.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

An Ohio court has decided that
a woman's physiological propensi-
ties to find fault with everybody
and evrything renders her words
not actionable, no matter how
slauderous they may seem to be.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

LITTLE W0lIEN.-Iarce little
girls were playing among the
peoples and sage brush OF the
back yard. Two IF them were
"making believe" keep honse. a
little way apart, as near neigh
bOrS might. 1t las one was over
heard saying to the Youngest OF
the lot, There, now, Nelly. YOU
90 over to Sarah's house and stop
there a little while, and talk as
fast as ever You c;su, and then
you come, back and tell me what
She says about me. aud then I'll
talk about her: and then you will
90 and tell her AL I say, and
then wei get mad rs hornets and
won't speak when we meet. inst as
our mothers 90, you know and
that'll be such fIn-won't it!n
Hadn't these little lniSchiefs lived
to some purpose! and were they
not close observers and apt schol-
arS, cbarmingly trained forthe chief
business Of life i'll a small neigh
borhood!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

! HINT TO EUSIANDS.-ISI't
it strange that some Intn, who will
he kind and obligjng to their
neighb0rs, gentIemauly and po-
lite to other ladies, will be SO rude
and cold and harsh at home. and
perfect bears to their wives
grabbed, Gmappish, ungenerous
and hateful? Does anybody know
o. any such men! Not that |
wish 10 lay all the blame on man
kind, or condemn th1m ca mGsse
hot ut nil. There are plenty Of
good, noble men, but not quite
enough. When they are SO strong
and have so much power TO 40
good, and win love, and bless
their homes, why don't they All
do it?
circumstances alter cases. =
Some mems wives are trying
enough 10 wear ont the patience
-ot Job; Gug then in the pcrvcrSity
OF things, you will generally find a
real bear Of Il man united 10 a
ira!I, patient. fOrbearing ard for
giving wife. She j. y0ur wife,
Mr. Bear, ana the mother of your
children, and probably dependent
on YOU for a home and means, and
can't get away fr0aG you; so Of
course, she is in your power, and
yon can treat her iuSs as yoa
choose. But If you expect her
heart TO bound with pleasure when
she hears y0Hr 100. steps, or TO
proicr yOI careSScS, o. to rejoice
in your presence, You. are much
mistaken. She lShUmal-aaithar
more nor less. Pleas reverse
y0Ur situations and conditions.
How much and how long would
you bear such treatment as YOU
give her! Yen will inevitably he
measured and weighed for Just
what you are, and there is no help
| iOr it.-IW. y. Lcdg,r.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

Its said that the famine is so
great at Yezd, in Persia, that
about 800 children have been kill
ed and eaten.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12
Official DIRECTORY.
UNITED srArEs orrIcNt,s


UNITED STATES oFEICEls.
Ulysses S. Grant. of Illinois. pa,
dent. stt
Schuyler Collar, Of Indiana, VI.
President.
james g. Blaine, of Maine, Speaksr.s
the House Of Representative. ="
THE CABINET. 49,
Hamilton Fish, of New Y orb, Ssere,..
ny of State
General Belknap. Secretary Of War
George NJ Roheson, af New Jsrsa,
Secretary of Navy. :"
George S. Boutwell,. Of Massachusal,.
Secretary of Treasury.
jacob j, Cox, Of Ohio, Secretary ella.
terror.
A. T. Alderman, of Georgia, fAttonss,
General. ESTse-r ..-T
J. A. j. Creswell, of Maryland, Post,
mas-er General. i
Columbus Delano, of Ohio, ,Cou,p,x.
sioner Of Internal Revenue.
MINISTER'S TO FoREIGs!couSrRms,
John j. Motley, of Massachusetts,, 10
England. sEg
E, b. Washburne. of IIlinois, u
France. 81 bn,.,.
William 5. Rosecranz, Of Ohio. a.
Mexico. "a .btoD4fH
A. @. Curtin. of Pennsyivsnia. ts Rtnk.
sin. sIe aafss
George Bancroft, of Massachusetts, 10
Prussia. ht a'ia sia1isST
George p. Marsh, of Terraoat. TO Italt.
j. Ross Browne, of California. 20 Ch,.
IA. }a@
Daniel E. Siekles, Of New York. IA
Spain. ..ss ..t...
Henry VI. Watts, of Psnnsylvanl.. 10
Aust ria. aa a.gli 'fas5i5 %
UNITED STATES SUPREME couaTi
Salmon p. Chase, Of ohio, Chief Jv..
tice. lH gfilHne3
Nathan Clifford, Of Maine, Associate
Justice.
Samuel Nelson, of New FORK. Asset
ate Justice. - .o.a
X. {. Grisr. Of Pennsylvania, Asseek
ate Justice. .@nlhlifi3
David Davis, sf Illinois, CAsssolats
Justics.
n. A. Swayne, Of Ohio. Associats jus.
tice. 81, l.a,sas
Samuel E. Miller. Of Iowa, Assoeis,s
Justice. H
Stephen Field, of Cnlifornia, Associate
Justice. w Eeif a4vaS9
ARMY. @f- s"Ata
IT. Sherman. of Ohia, General Com
mnnding. rHa
p. II. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutexaus
General.
UNI7ED STATES DISTRICT COURT or
LOUISIANA.
E Fl. Durrrll, of New Orleans. Ju,lae.
}. Morgan, of New Orleans, Dis,rict
Attorney. Es1a FTgfs
d. Urban. of New Orleans. Clerk. 81 /
5. b. Packard, of New Orleans, Mar
shall. i8slH ifias
LOUISIANA STATE GOVERNMENTS.
II. G. Warmuth, ofNew OrIsans, Gov
ernur. 4 .6etl
Oscar J. Dunn, Of New Orleans, Lisz.
tenant Governor.
Simeon Beldrn. Attorney General.
George +. Boree. Of ST. james parish,
Secretary of State. - a'syss6
Antoine Dubuelet. Vermillion. Treas.
urer. E-o 1f3 taa
James Graham, of New Orleans. Audi-
trr.
James Lnngstrpet. IF New Orleanf,
Adjutant General. 200 ~ IEea
Hugh b. Campbell, Commissioner u
Lands.
I ElEH sd Rqa
SUPREME COURT OF LOUISIANA.
J. I. Ludrling. Of Ouachita.l Ckiei
Justice
w. w. Howe. Of New Orleans. Associ.
cate Justice. a.isva.
R, *. Howell, of New Orleans, Assoc;,
ate Justice. 5i ytfsts !"
J. G. Taliafero, Of RaPides. Assoeiai,
Justice.
W. J Wiley. Of Orleans. Associate
Justice ssssii
Il. 81 B. Jacobs,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

DIED.-The telegraph aunoun-
ces the death of Tal Lincoln, sec
ond son of the late President.
..Tadn was a favorite with all who
knew him, and his early death
will be deeply regretted.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

a Western Journal suns up
the question of what women are
doing in this style:
A woman is building a railroad:
she has contracted Tor il, oversees
the w0rk and pays off the hands.
A w"nrn has Sunls an oil well in
Pennsylvania, called the Ladies'
Well" She contracted for the
work. superintendent and paid for
it and now oversees it ali without
male help. 4 woman is school
visitor and director. \ woman is
aiustice Of thepeace. Two women
have built a line OF telegraph and
have two Offices in broadway. New
York. Women are photograph
erS. Hundreds Ct women are lee
turprS and readers. Women are
preachers and some have congre-
cations. Women IRE lawyers and
doctors. A woman has been ap-
pointed dePuty i'll enc of the inter
nal revenue Offices in Ohio. A wO-
man is a Photographic amanuen-
sis in the Treasury Department,
Washington. A woman has dag
a well. 4 woman has shingIed
and painted a house. Women
are farmers and blnkerS, clerks
and telegraph operators, and
some women are still good wives.
mothers, sisters and daughters.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12
FAMILY GROCERY

in e, are invited to call and examine the
stocks which are received constantly, and
opened for the inspection of purchasers.
. Prompt attention given TO the filing Of
orders vTn5l
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12

TIE SAW FIsE.--A large saw
fish was lately captured off
Charleston, and is now on eXhiJi.
tion in That city. This fish is call
ed the SAW fish trun Il long saw
like bone projecting in Il straight
-limc from the Snout. continuous to
the axis of the body. The saw. in
this instance, is thrre feet and a
half long. and from three to four
inches wide, the sides lined at
regular intervals o. about an inch,
with sharp pointed teeth, some
what resembling the larger teeth
of the shark. The fish is OF i'm
menSa proportions, eyes unusually
large for Il fish; lateral, Gorsal and
caudai fins, al unusually solid
and large. The latter, in size as
In structure, resembles the rEd-
der Ola large yawj. The mouth,
situated under the saw. and over
a foot in the rear Of IFS base. is Il
good large mOuth--Iafre enough
for the head Of the biggest color
ed baby found anywhere this SIDE
Of Seucngambia. There are no
teeth. The saw fish lives ..by
suction as the fishermen express
it. The gums, OF course, are very
hard. From a membrane IN its
stomach, or in the vicinity OF that
viscuS, WAS taken TWO buckets.ull
of milk, or what seems snch to
the fishermen. Theg say il looked
like it, and smel'eG like it. They
were afraid to taste it. Also, in
lan0ther part OF tic cntlaiis were
found IL large number Gt eggs, OF
all sizes, from that OF a marble tC
that of a ball the size of a .'DOund
Of bntter,7 looking like butter
and, upon being cot, having thl
consistency Of butter n. .. re
IpEj5jcaH.
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Pittsburg ships $4,000, 900 bush
els of coal annually.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-08-12
HARDWARE.
Dry Goods and Clothing,

or anything in the Dry Goods, Clothing
and
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Ode to the printec-S3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-24
@eridbtspcrbanbIunaen.

Supertors @erid J t. = (Yor Ritter
Sobbin. )e0ie yNapaTa'er Chameleon
pa9nie" sesen @m. Stirring nno @enofen,
@igentbiinler Der Sriss y@eorgia;" &lage.
rim erbielt oils Griae fir Sei9abisuus Der
1aOung s10s5.28 Sugeiprohen. - Sbomas
q. 8id ge9en ben vWcrcantile. 8auperein
SIR. l." Stage arf @runo zines Gontratt.
Ibibluiies, nobel es iit I'M gemiiie i'm Ye=
ftte bes Sldsers befinolihe YarferSburger.
@iienbabu attien, bel benen Der Setlaate
betbeiligt 1T, banoelt. Sn Der @ei6porenell
Sanoen. : Ssle sesen Simmons lno Con.
i%orten; antra9 aui neuen Yro5eB abse.
mieien.
Sas @erid,t bat id bis Montas pertaat
unb SIR. 1872, 165, III unb 1874 bis 1911
Der Yro;eBt 8esiiranSe auf bic nadte Cages.
Common pleas, @eridt. - (gor
Ridter Sarep.)- 8. Grawfarb DteDer gesen
Glart q. Oapioion, SGnlbtlage; Siftrnna
bes Serfabrens. = 81. 9. 8opifon unb Sc.
nofen aegen Gbmarb q. Yetberbrioae,
S6ulbbuftlase; su Der Slayer @uniten er,
fannt.-Inton Yobl tpiber 9. @iin3bura 4
Comp. ; auf Die Sitir . &esiitrauoe seiteat
unb anf ben 80. Wai 3ur S%er5anblung ai,ae.
iett.-8enoit & Gople sesen Wc@uire; auf
oieielbe Resinranoe geitelt. 9iebemani, wi.
Der Spisnasel; Ditto, ioipie bic Nnmmern
&c, e., So, SO, II, ~ unb IS. = Stepban
@beiter uno @enofen ssssn U. g. Merry-
mann; in contumaciam 9egen oen Sertlag-
ten erfannt. = Dran5 DleDer tuiber Hi1arb
S1napp; baTelbe @rfenntnib (Sldser be.
fam hos fragli9e Gisentbum 3nriid NIB 1
Sent Shabeneriae). = Otto S1erf gesen
Seinria peiie; Sifiruns bss 9erfabrens.-
Wr. 76, 70 unb 80 ruurber perifoben; Nr.
II Der Sitir- Reaihranbe einpsrlsibt.---9. u.
!Sartforb gegen BITE ,S%armbesisen Sdlpe,
itern;" Ditto, irb auf ben 26. Dtai angejett.
Us. q. Martin segen Bubb g. Goro uno
@enofen; Ditto, nnb anj ben 5 Wai anbe.
raunt. Jrant I. Wforlins 8esen Dicielben;
Ditto, mi auf ben 6. SUM augeiett. = %.
$. Conan uno 8. u. Yreion sesen u. Sobu-
ION; Ditto uno auf ben 8. Stunt anbe.
raunt. NJ. H .
Die @eihmorenen iuurben bisWoutas eut.
lafen, NIB Nr. SO Der Yro3eb,, gr. 1874,
1928, all, 9l9 nnb 748 Der Sifirs Stegiitranbe
auf ole Montags-3a gesorbnung geiept. "a.
Stabtfrets9efiAt.- Doe 8i6tss
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nSsz~ mouuf IXiudnS.

Sener biibih gelegenc Siigel, trilber ais
,@iuans' Sbitgartcn" b%etannt, an Dem
Saupt,meis Der Baltimore, unO Ohio @iien-
babn, 9craoe iibcr bic %eiiernen Sritden iiber
r@wpt's 6Gae," 1T in Sanplaee 9etbetlt
ilnb iibrt obi9en Ramen, uno lit Der 9roBe
auttiuns- Serfaui BON 5. 3reso & Sirflalb
fir Dtontag, ben 20. Dtai, an Ylase anbes
rauult. Der Ylae 1T bod unb biibih 9ele'
9erl, 9iebt cine berrlife auSjid ltad Der
Staot Baltimore uno Der Sai, 1T leid)t onr6
gotals Sabnen ulo aubertpeitig 81 errel6en,
1T fret bon Stabt, Abgaben, jeood in iolfer
Rdbe, nm Sepobncr @elegenbsit si 9eben,
@eihGften ODER Irbeitcn wabrSunebnlen.
aein Buntt bistet sroBere Sortbeilc fir Die.
%ieuiseil, uelfe lifere @eloanlagen, ooer bill
li9e ltuO ansenebme @obnunsen wiiniden.
6reie Sabrt. aae ioltcn fomrlelt. Wtall
lele bic 8erfauiSa Anseige! G23)
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Daltimorr-O Ohio i(rnbabn.

IN nnO nod sonntaa q, ocn IA. 0at 1871, scbsn
ta9lit brct 3ise 5niiten Baltimore, g~9beelin8 nno
vaF'sF''"ro' "H0 Year sT soa.sua
idbrt tdslid (sonnt09s onsscnommen) nm s ubr
ilriib pom Baltimore al. antuntt in Baltimore nm
800 gahmittdg5. 9erS llbrzWor9cnSu9 %uerbinoet
ih nit strasbur9 uno SNrrtionburS pa Nianuiasz
@apzSabn.
Ser Sdueu:Sus
td9lid (Sonntaas ats0enon1ncn) Jiabnittn9S 4ubr
8 Wiin. Intunlt in Baltimore UNI S.ij Wior9cns.
$ lipr . Win. atsnoS al. 1anianHpt in SaSttinOrs
nm S.i5 Mbenos.
9sr @tn6stsrs aSGommoSstionssSu 9
t tnt",9 1910 y'0r9eHs tas''& ts0s1eass "nSs'"0'"'
per Moant Notwithstanding
tomlnt in Baltimore NH 800 Wioreens an, tdsIid
Star GtIieotts"SYYttSr Gu O ssbt pom sultis
more 1.20 Nahmtttags td9ltd z orntags aus9e=
nomlnen) oh. antnnit in Sa!ttuors 3.20 absn0s.
Sfdd, 5aserStopn, Sretcrid urs ISindbcNcr.
abtobrt orS Suge6 pom Baltimore :. 90 Yornltta9s
nno 4 uPt 10 Win. ytadmttta9s: antnn!t III Salttz
Nah 3%ittsbur9,
via SpunenSpiucr Sam.
Ste 3iae Sebcn iehen abeno nm 8 ubr So Win. al
Matb SEsafbinaton.
5.s aSt 9lSd. S s.so y Sn %' i p5 0F 20 nii9. w yio d;ao m mn +,
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ab91n9 pom % ibina ton frib 6.45, 500 unb
9.lo, ytuNnlittn9e l2.4o, SUI, 4.1U, o.4U, o.U nno
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40 Oiin. Todlll. Serlaiien Waibtn9ton nm 6. 45DlOr=
gems unb 4 llbr 10 0iimten gadlnttta9s.
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Dos. unb 5 llbr 80 lfin. Worgene, ! ubr 40 Wiin.
Nadm. uno s llbr 80 Wtin. Gbenbs. 8erlaiicn g8ua
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3 u6r AbGnbs.
g8e9cn pcitCter g~uSfunit, ionic Sabrbinete a1er
art II. |. 10. luenbe man lid an 5. &. Gn9tanb,
I9enten in Der eaiilben=S t0tion, ober an bds Bill
LETT SlrCau.
BD- 6ubrbilctc finb aud In Ssr. 149, SBcfsS'ai.
ttt1ores, 9de Der SulpcrtitrdSe, 3u baben. no man
Seitelungen iuln abbolcn BON @epdd, pcldcs in bc5
Sctrefenoen Wobnun8 9e9cn @ontrcmartt bio an
ben Sei!tinmun9sort martirt miro. btntcrluiien fam.
Sobn Z. Wilfon, Tronsportncilcr;
ufi) Z. M. Sole. Saupt=BtletsQ9ent
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ShifSnabridbten.

@eItcrn fanlert, gah baltimore belttnt1t,
all Der Seitung MOHroe, 3d., porbei: bic
Sarten ,Gampancro" BON &io Dc Sareiro
uno yN. Wt. SapenS" BON WtatanSas; Die
Briggs yMineola" bon ct. Sage De Cuba
uuo ,Sarab uno Gmma" BON Maiina; Der
Sfooner ,8epiual" bon Yalermo.
Sic bon Baltimore nat Semeraro be.
ft,mmte Srigs nGbeiapeate" se,pann seftern
Die bobe Gee.
Scr Sfooner Sud" Gapt. Solion, lam
seIteru bon Bath, y. g., bier oil.
Der Sfoouer rSrace Wation," Capt.
8alace, iegelte geiicrn ants bieiisem Safen
nad) Sertiorb, N..S., ab.
Der 0a,npier o9amcs u. Garp," Capt.
Sall, langte ont Sounabeuoe BON bier III
Rewbern, N.sG., au; ferner Der S1ooner
s. 81. Scrb, Capt. Gallagher, am Sonf
heritage.
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I'm Natbcr's Spepu

bri1irt CUR 3eit Sraul. Intonie Oan;mann,
cine uoraii9lias soubrstts, bic crit tiir5lit,
ans 0sutidlaIo ansetommen; fe 1T cine
rette 8iibnenerideinung liuo be,aubert burd
bic Stride nnb 2ebbaftig!eit, init Der is auf=
tritt. InBerocm 9eb6ren Der betauate So-
miter Sr. Sleeper, Die Sdugerin SRI. Bern.
orb II. bic Ganscria SRI. 6epere 5l benz Ser,
ionale Der Raiber'iten Viibne.
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9aS Xrpntffraacms1 beater

;eist Sieie ISOLDE Siusi Wouitdtsn, ,pslde lire
masnetiide Strait ~ars3uiiben iiferlid nidt
perfeblen werben. Sbenar ftebt bic Sertbei'
lung BON 400 @eibenfen i'm 8ertbe, BON
$1,000, bon benen III jeocr YoriteaunS cine
Sagbubr nit &ette berporsnbeben ait. Ils
aeusr @eianssiern briairt SRI. Sennie
@n9el, iueltcr bon anbcrmartS Elm iebr ifmei.
delbafter Jtuf porauS9ebt. Sebe 9ortel'
lung ihlieBt nit benz Drama: p0ie Golfer
SGludt" ober rSie Salidminser bon
Sarrymout."
Sreita9 Ibenb III Sorfte1ung fir 9amen ;
Wittwo6 nnc Scnnabeno Matmittas fir
Gamilten.
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Grurr- nnO Erbrns-D rr6hn1mo

Ga id meine Stcluug ais Grdiioent Der ,DtafSs
lunczScuer : Scriidlerun9s > @eiel idait" aufgeeebcn
babc, 10 bicte i'd lncine Sicnte BEN %9ccbrten lublta
fun a6 NIeturanS sNtGtler an, II. babe gu bem 8ebufe
Gin Slreuu I'M Stnter5irmncr Ger observation-disclosures
StrIthCrlnl9szOCielitait, Nr. 40, Q outbftraae,
cin9eribtct.
% i'd claude, eo6 i'd burh Iansidbrt9e Grfabruns
bctdbt9t bin, bas Sntcrciic Iler, ipeIbc 8eriiheruns
gen tuiinidcn, ipaBrSuncbmcn, 10 erbitte I'D mir eiuen
Sbcil Der 0ficntlihen CUNT.
3iiitos pCroen III Ocn betcn i~olpcntCn @cIenfbaften
untergebra6t. GboS. y. Sdmblrtou,
(09-) Nr. 10, Soutbitrabr.
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hen.0nlen
Moent i'm aNafhimoton

81. Dapie sBtftItr, Mr.. 49,, Wrfe NtrpAe,
nape Yeunjpfu antaz Auenuc uno Dem @apitol.@ ortsn,
III unier Asent fur DafbiHgtoh, @eor8etomn unb
Alsranbta, nno fnb i9abiungen an tbn ID MAIDEN. =
sS- Anseiesn fit pen Neutrality-suspicious. per6e en- an
senanntem Crte snts e9snsenonmen,
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l65-g8ir lenten bic sufmerfiamfcit Der
aeier auf einen artifel auf Der 4. Seite bes
beuti9en Slattes, pelher betitelt IT: 80 as
Sci de eior9ers@ eAaft in Bat
tt more Der patenttrte @isar8
m / glaSbedel." I r...
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Bd- Sei Srn. u. s. d in Der Obenmalbs
Sob'ibeu Srarerei an Der Galpert. Roab cot-
3erttrt beute Na1mittas bon 8 rlbr an bas
beliebte ySismarf.D tuiifcorpS." b.
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HEH 9ie ,Wet. Saltimorer,
g hiiten @eielli d. aft" iett beute
abeno bic 9eratbuns iiber bic reoioirte Yers
ems onititution fort.
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y. gegennber,
. perfertlat &tftH'N % sitsIt isesr art, pls:
; ssasssiss sa' S eSss,.ssssss Se .sa !,nD Hi' stnas.
rthtet nm In 6erStabt uub auf bsm2aube
In ~fnfaeier GrtR untsr mastaen SsNnapn9sn @rheis
ten Gnftufat9u une auf5utsteu, tNprit20,tS.)
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S aar=S {.

1isiss Rrdparat b rbiitet bas ausiaGsn Der Saare,
ernencrt ben hurd 3rantbelt uerlorenen Saartuuds,
erbdlt ben 8opf rein pom Storf unb 9icbt Den Saaren
Gin biibides arb sldnSenSeS ausfcben.
3samn & Comp,
Sitiuef-gde Der 9barless unb Wutberrpftr.,
(Uiai23 sap Baltimore.
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Sur ScaHtan9 fir Sbnetbcr.
Die beiten Yreiie perben fir neue 5u6
Gbiale aler art gcseben bel Sapib &.
Sbannon S So, Nfr. 81 nno SO,
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