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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12
4 v;porous Young Party.

49,, - ~ o,,,eo ar raro,i.
TIE recent o'>'S'.' ,,.,,,a,;, soo,,s tr,
ciiiation ann ''''' :" - :ho.,, pc,u,,,.
have served 10 "''''' u,a an,,,,r, inn,
caus and inc 'e"'''' "~' ,,,.,., t,,,.,,,
closer irias'"H>' " u '' ,r,, ,,,,o,',., f,r,,.,
10 their oF&"''c '''' ',,".. c.. a. rns.rr,;n,,
Ii Tue h'' 7.""0 ,,.r. o1n(I, ..
from '2i."P''l 80 '''> f''' .,.,;.
legislation, anu III '''' ',','' ',>',
WAS one 1"''n"'" "'' 'to''s"' "'' 80,
motives, ara NAG "'c' N'''''S>.' - WV
unph Of law AZ" "r''of MI "''' the '"'''''' ;
would perhaps have been more >i"e"! ''"'
we can at present expect ha' WIG ''''
Liberals there fell HGhtlhs oi"'''!'o y" o''"
fields they haze Won VICTORIES '''' VI y"
eonra"en'eh' ah" H. 'n' 's'p'',''''
and Federal corruption VERY '''' ~ ,,''
ether ana 10 Tue cause '"eS 'si''''>I" 4"
every stage III '''' ,"''t'"'S'' '">' "'
proved faithful alike III ''''e;'C I'LL" l'''"';
The re'u!s = Inc i"'ln'hoh o. %'7'''' i'''''
eal organization not merely toE IN" 'fco''"'
of President in 1872, onf /" c"'!''"' '"'
Government for the next "'ca!e'
TWAS to bc"XDe"ica 'll"l 'hc i'''''''' u ''','
ers and papers saoHIa >'iF'rA u'n ,', ,,,o.
most hoars"'n n'a&n!iyiAz ''cl' 0''''' -" -.
peets, nut III i'iE I" '''r'' $50 ra,,n,or !;
opposition IS u''""''''"' - ,,,,:.,.i.n, :.
dead, anu ''s'' i''''''''' Nv a;,,. :, on,
"s''li'ofn, we r''' i',,''' n,,,!.s A.,
unor"ken anu u" i""S,'' '',''2 <,.o,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

Tue ADMINISTRATION LODGING TOWARDS
FIRolSlA.- lust prediction Of the friends
Of the Administration is that the State o.
Virginia will give ten thousand majority for
Grant; aud rs that notion actually has taken
possession Of the supporters Of Grant and
Wilson, 1t would be sheer folly to imagine
that they will not inauguratc operations to
make the boast good. The State, like North
Carolina, which is also down on the Admin.
tstration list will be flooded with documents.
and every possible naneuvring resorted 20
that already characterize the tactics Of the
Radical party. The leaders Of the Virginia
yeolnanry are up and doing, and hnosc that
IL Is impossible the State can be carried for
Grant. The confident manner OF the Grant
workers IL very indicative Of the fact that
they intend to do their utmost; for it would
be haralded with 10 small pride if they could
succeed in defeating the statesmen and com.
petent political forces, who have no intention
OF allowing single district or township to
declareagainst Conservative principles, either
by apathy or the appeals Of the Administers
ton hosts OF orators detailed for duty in Old
Virginia. Washington Pan3ot.
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ArrEE TIE BATrLE--OPISIoSs Expressed
AT DEMOCRATIC observation-disclosures
Walker Of Virginia, ex-senator King, ". D.
Bishop Of Connecticut, Waldo Hutchins,
General G. W. McCook, Horace T. Clark,
James S. Thayer, and many other notabili
ties, called at the headquarters yesterday.
The opinion prevailed that if the election
had taken place week earlier the result in
Pennsylvania would have been very differ
fnt. Ii is supposed that Mr.. Boutwel's ope-
rations In Wall street were for the purpose
Of raising fund for election purposes in
Pennsylvania. 1t is well known that there
was great depression of spirit at the Repub.
lican headquartt rs about week ago, and that
there Was clamorous appeal from Pennsyl-
vania for more money. Other significant
facts were alluded to. For instance, wee H.
ago the betting In Philadelphia was nearly
even Oh the two caadiaates.--Ne.o York
Herd.
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III RGSADALIS.-Dr. John J. wilson,
OF C!craw. ). g., says OF this great blood purifier
Your medicine has already galueda great rcput.-
ton In this community by of ts wonderful
effects III oncc,l,e particularlythat Of young lady
WHO llastO several years been sufferer from uer
yous disease In variety OF forms: but chiefly for
Two years past In the loss Of sight In consequence Of
the nervous disorder.
"Shc consulted the most eminent ocu!lst In our
State uow. believe, resident Of your city. Pro-
fc4srr Chsolm, unGcr whose treatment she was
greatly benefited; when recently, upon using the
ROSADALlS for her previous arrangements, she
found her sight after short time entirely re-
stored oc 5-eod2w
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Mr.. Grcelev's reception in Baltimore on
Thursday was grand affair. The telegraph
has reported his remarks TO crowd oi
0,oG0 persons at night, and the mail bring
lis the following report of what he said when
fnmaIly welcomed 10 The city BY Mayor War;
sant:
/" lIr. Mayor III, Gentlemen OF the City
Council OF Ballimore,-lt l.; true that lie.
gan life poor and humble. Whether thai is
disadvantage is not clear to my mind. l
have seen 80 many nil who starred in the
world with weall! that | doubt whether
that 10 begin poor IS disadvantage. 1t is
true that Il man may bcgin the world with
out advantages, but by energy he can Sic
cead But individuals are nothng. Ideas
and principles are what we should look for
Twenty Years $50 the American people dill
ftrcd in their ideas, and TINT difference led 20
war. They fought it out, and that war ended
bcneiicently. After the war he thought
there should be reconciliation; but
there hrc many people who are anxious to
keep alive spirit OF cnmity aud bitterness
six years have passed. and they cry peace
Wien there Is 30 peace, if they are to regard
each other rs practical enemies l have lit
bS.No e@ 90 ND'iit " IA INC
people back TO prosperity and unity. The
people ought TO think and know that peace
is best, but it cannot be clear when II takes
SO long for Il man to think around Il corner
Those who see only partially are apt TO be
impatient, but will notarra:gn them. ! am
still anxious Tor the people 10 be reconciied,
but perhaps the lime has not come. Since
all is over, let rs he friends. Whatever be
tie result of this or that election will walk
straight on in the path Of patriotism. thank
you Tor your kindly greeting and welcome"
Mr.. Greeley's remarks were received with
qualification by all present, and as soon as be
had concluded was introduced TO number
OF persons who had crowded into the parlors.
Shortly after, he dined in the ladies' ordi-
nary with the Mayor and committee Of the
City Council and Hon. RcYcrdy johnson,
who had called TO see him.
After considerable difficulty the commit
tee appointed by tue Liberal Republican
Central Club obtained IN interview With Mr..
Greeley at the Carroilton Hotel Ut O'Clock
Z. NJ. The members Of the committee were
introduced by the President, Mr.. John II.
Baer. During the interview MIR. Greeley
expressed himself as satisfied with the sit,ut-
ton. and thought we had no just cause for
dependency, and that right and justice
would certainly prevail in the hands of ii
determined people.
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The returns from Indiana come III slnwly
but are more favorable to the Liberals. The
election Of uINnRlcKs seems 10 be generally
admitted, and his majority as now given il
about TOO. NIlLAcR DemoclaO is elected
to Congress, though at first reported beaten ;
but VOORHEES, a late convert to the GREELEY
ticket, suffers defeat.
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n~GRAND OPENING OF FALL
C0IpSt

We have just received further additions 10 our
stor,,. auI arc prepared to Offer extra bargains IN
DRESS GOODS.
Beautiful Dress Goods IT q, 81 aaI s,r; per yara
i;nInr,ss Cloths IT -. 50. and 75c. per Tirn
Tie con brand Blacs Alpacas 1T 1Vc. % 81 % per
yard; .,., (, ,,,r ,orl.
Siit yeonr Poplirs at II worth 81. per yafn;
Extra vie !a creme Cloth at = !, per r care v3rd
thick french 4ierno. i yards vide nj si@' pef
rgri: ut, ., "a ,,o. ,-d :.
Table. I iucrs 1T Soc. &c. 81. &C.:
Caesimers. Flanuels. Blankets QHiiiS' Sa"iS'
Skirts, UEdclgisir:s, apa Drawers:
Tile and Piano Covers. Table Oilr.n:ls, ,
Crere Wells and Collar, Liner. H;'a Lace coiiarS'
Embroidered iEaudii.rchiciS. Id Cloves. -,
;iniory El.hors EclyeiCcns, Laccs. HH!!Iings, ana
lots Of oter articles At n" TGry 2w Tp rlc%s on
ronSlQnncr.to Ee SOLD out very cheap. Lanies
.;rIcitllr employed 10 show these GOODS;
WILLIAM THtLHlAfk SONS.
1Dl3 Main street. opposite ti.c no t-oi!lcc.a ann
,r COZ i!rpad street. corner sixth
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CAV FACTORY. Having purchased the
~ entire machinery OF the Saw Factory and Ma
chine Shop Of EDWARD BOYLE. Nos. Ills and
li20 Cary street, and the goodwill OF his business
Nc shall carry ON the SAW BUSINESS in ali It's
hranch hes, Including The making and repairing OF
Circulr and OTHER Saws Of ali kinds, aud repairing
Of machinery.
All work Will be promptly executed md Mt lowest
prices. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
old firm aud Of our friends aud the public generally
Mr.. FRANK HULtHER. and al of the beat
hands who were In The employ Of the old firm, re-
main With US. We shall engage the best workmen
10 he found In the country.
oc 2-lul A. J. MILLER & co.
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-. =. ~, IA NoT pEspA he. Hundredy %

os scrofI frts worst stages, old cases OF by
nls,ls that have dcned the skill Of eminent pysf-
Gins. icswho iinYeheen srffaringfc years,
nd sta ys.Es Of tho lpjndfcious use OF mercury
have been radically cured bY Or. TUFTS sAhsA-
pApIII,A AND QUEENS DELIGHT. TITS the
mos, powerful Alternative aid hlood-purif'er known.
I, |, prescribed by many ph!siclapa In their piac-
tice, -..aa.ss.. :. -. =, :,
If you have chll1, whether every other Gay every
tenth day. or every two or three Weeks, t'he bi'
TUFTS LIVER PILLS, end you VIII creek uieli'
otherwise they Kill stick TO you all winter.
Du. TUFTS HAIR DYE does moi stain Tue hh"H'
oc lo-deodlw!w
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GUNS! GUNS! GUNS.-Just opened a

GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!--Just opened q
" large and complete stock OF GUNS OF all kinds,
from fine brcech-loaders down TO the cheapest siualc
guns and all other ARTICLES necessary 10 u sports
mans complete outHt. Also. PISTOLS OF all OF
the pest makers. Our stock Is large, and will be
sold nj the lowest possible prices call from mer-
chants Is particularly solicited: POWDER, SHOT,
CAPS, and CaRTRiDG : 3 being particularly in
our line ara made specially. ALI w0rk dong III tie
best manner and Warranted. Agent for the cele-
hrated DEAD-sHOT SPORTING AND BLAST
ING POWDER, T. w.TtGNOR,
Ne. 1852 Main streets
SO aesilp Richmond, We,
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-. = Z :
zsAEFsfEfEs

AZ thu RESIDENCE Of e. b Anderson, ESQ, wet
point Va. OF, tho 1eth instant, By tho Eey q. n.
tw,srSt Mr.. W. fcLOPTOS OTEY.of Henrico
comfy. 10 Miss II. JOSEPHINE GUY, Of hine
William county. No cards. SCI
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Our correspondent n" Of King aud
Queen county, will on reelection see the
inexpedency of agtating the suhicci he
brings TO our attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

Miss Kate Stanton is going to lecture in
Boston Oh 1.-The Loves Of Great Men,: and
nineteen out of every twenty Bostonians
fear she intends to diYulge the heart-secrets
Of their private lives.
One of Bismarck's silrer-wedding presents
was "sculptured" barrel Of beer from the
Crown Brewery ut Dortmund. OF course
the Graf went immediately on what Gray
calls an "animated bust"
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SsEEEHSs:5.
RIcn,InED Conn AN0E"T. Ne. =,
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR,
pTf.itNrOSD. Oc,uiGr -, y. u lNI1.. J


KNIGHTS TEMrLAR,
RICHMOND. oe,p"cr ~, y. u l'i2.,
ORDERS NO. Ser KNIGHTS ~
VI. a;,cnn ri Washington Hall, Oh ~
j,rnad street bat%aaa Einlh and Tenth, on ~
October -. II, Etif-past IL =
n'.lOcH i. II In tie fuil uGirorin OF ~
=, u:lr Oh foot IL %. escort 10 ST. johns Com
Iunn6eiv. 30 l. OF Wilmington, Del, Oh tic oc2;t-
Ion Of !!icir yis!t TO this city.
II. Attend NJ the Exchange Hotel =: o'clock
TI|E-D&I EVENING. nTnctr"liy. n tiar cloti!-
p. with vlds. vest and cl sTea, iadtic, "!'. ali!
i,i,. alo,.y M aaron or s!,C-nIISi I" csc"rt "It
Wiling. Sir rr;.i.ts 10 witness Il prc.'hiaiior !"
nv. lode - Assembly Hall, an! hc.cG 10 the
hi, On the MORNING OF TIE lfIH Or nC,~
tJj;rs wednesday,. such Sir knights ~ c;s:i 90
~ vii! lc.l ri tic Esilard House u !. II. 10 ~
ctiill)av our visitors - points q! ino!"St III tie
cit. NJ uniform viii hc WORN cXcep! fatigue cap
*. .tirnG runctu.i IL ut p. Il. webs ESDAE
Ih 10Th. III Washington HALL IN full trcs % 4 rem
I,!ar on foot. for i;aTa;,r with our visitors
V. After some Refreshments Inc ln2 VIII We a";l'u
formed 1t = VI, Ia c"c"ri our l~lto'@ 10 'ic "ci"t
at rho corner uc Eight: ant Hyrd streets.
VI You IRE strictly cnirinci 10 ALLOW II" l1iTiai
en- g e. irercTr Your Pr m attendance ii any u!
tito ;s!oy.. i.:i..5 and rl .",.
~ order o.. tic i;i,incH; S"nlhahicr
Il. BASS. Iartl!n-G2ncinh
Affect: " ! ftTpD;.R. Ecr1irl"f. nc i2-;t
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III FALL, lS12.-NEW AND ELE-
CANT STOCK OF DRY GOODS.-T. Il. PRICE (
co. are now opening by steamers and express full
and complete assortment of
FOREIGN ana DOMESTIC GOODS,
I" whe. the attention Of thr Virginia public Is
called.
Their supply, selected with care and taste, en-
braces everything III the dress line which Is new ami
attractive, yThi,s: the staple department Is stocked
with what II good and substantial. and e7eryihtnS
SOLD at Only small remuneratve profit in
DRESS GOODS
will be found
TclOu- dc Nice, AtslraLsiau Cr-ip9,
Drap &c Mougenon. -!ih-WaTp Henrietta Cl0tu,
Velour Imperative Lyons, DraD tic Montcaiisu,
Eoui,aSiEc Alpaca, French Crc;oni,
Poio,cI.!t Cloth, English ana TreIch Cashmere,
tnrhcncre tic EcOpe, &c, &C.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
BoiAblZincs. Dclalnes, GttomanS,
Ta!niac, Grape Cloths,
English Grapes. Grape Wells collaIG, &c,
CLOTHS ana CASSiMERES.
\ flli line OF goods for gents and boys In Suitlng
Cloths, CaS5imcccs, Fcs!inEg, Shirts, Drawers,
Socks Gloves ilundkerchicrs. &C., &C.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality. aud
thing recommended BY TIE house unless fully tested
lay uIgnirLt AMI experience.
$3.50 T. r. PRICE Z co.
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EIGTg,g.S ASD H0AEs3ZEG-gEBs.s
ENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCONMO-
~ DATED with TABLE BOARD, with Of with
ont lodging, 1T No S23 Main street, south side, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. oc a.-ItG
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ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
a EXECUTED AT THE DIsPATCH PRINT.
NesR0UsR
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MILITARY NOTICES..

FLOW S.-At:cRd drill A.iE
L Z THIS i:,atnr1yj NIGHT ~ = o'clock +, x
PROMPTLY, in Inl uniform aud ":iA Slac- -;
arms.
az ls.fts K. {. MURTHAM o. :.
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sayy.MlsAs, 1870 4

1sfNs1-I0.'D 10 = =, :. II LHsEUfN NIiLnOgr.
...s...-,,..s.s, RIcr.o,.D. October D i.@,
pERsOSs WlSIIIfG 10 ATTEND rim
= BAl:BICCE s. Clover IIiil On slgt;p i1iE
NEXT vii take the "a. ii. tr.lgr from ~. LAY
and tie T:t5 Z. il train from Petnrs.,,ry !fi
my. leave The Pits Cd 4;20 +. N. i'e'ITg.
Fare from Elchiaend or Petersburg n. .
rourd-t.tp, 81: from Chester. sc ~ Zoe
l.: 2. KAsFY
DC 1917 General Ticket Ips..
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i(EarlotlCsViin thrUnlclr Z on'cIVaUfrII
i united South and the state Of New
York arc certain. and the addition Of Illinois
and Indiana, two Very doubtful States for
the Republicans, will as>ur" the success OF
the iih2f,i ticket in tn Trc,i.l,ntial contest.
Therefore let 40 one dr.poHd OF relax lis -
inrt> on accoUn, III the elections Of TurSttay,
bail 80 to work. }iid work without casing,
un,il W. >iuli cary I'll" banner Of reform
yictoliui,Iy IL the capital Il IL" nation.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
21l.4?y9 2S4Sl922 1876 3

Ius bieiem 1T "a erieben tab &amley
Gaun,y lein Seal Gitate u,ebr aie ropz
pslt 10 bod I'm Wer,be berehnet. ala eoe
udda b6aie @ruuip im5taate 49, Sen
nsrin - unp roB ct PAUL ibr Seal
Gtate n~vtiniai 70 ho@ oeraui@laat oi5
WinnecppI's ml'iaraut peu lSriQen
Lanns In 6enntpin. County. GamieY
County &iaenttumswertt it o'eles Sobf
msit iibtr pae 9ep6bnl;hc Mab in an:
Dem Counties rrb6ht woroen, uno cas-
8oarc, pie ,u e.(tbeu> tat pes Alel1or6
BsrtbablddBuna- pom Steal @ftale in
pielcm @ounty UNI % proAent nieo,taer
an0elsBt. Banf S'od, welder 3u 100
Gent am Dollar otad6dBt 1T ~ 50
Gent %oneenonmen porten, meldc6 Ner>
bditnib AUDI in oncern Counties oil{.
Der @clammtwertb Q Seal utc
p'rlonal propertp betrdst, ubfr $780,
O00,000s ungfo6tet oss Aroeen Mbz
3ue6 Der &amlsp County Gineoben, nitro
Die 3unoame in aneern Counties Der
Iotalz Mb(9dbunas unaefdbr auf $t10,>
O00. 900 anlbmelen. we'he5 cine Ger>
mebrune Don $;20,00O>OOO Ibsr leBtee
Sabr ou6moben, miro.
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] Yt{a,iulllleIis tIlRilz1ulItt1dr ' UEllellina,, IT, 5S&asa az 4 .eg&t'ip,tii>z
men. 2@oa,tnl. lltrent uno piano's. An
ancerm psrionol property tsine Asnpe
runa am Steal Gitote Property feline
Menperuag. -"~
7yetlo mebictne. - '&eine
4eno.runa rueoer til Seal nod in Ytrito*;
nal propertY. &@'@s&
:Gs it Die Mnf9t res 8oarp bos ale
Neuperunsen. welde in Yerlonal prcpsr<
tY on9ecrcnet wercen, btnaue Bettpben
perpen icuten, bepor Mt3dse fir &rempz
tiipuen 9ema4t merit en-. '.s'', MY
Die folsenre Eatele, 3u!atnmtnaefeQt
Don Den 8udern res Staatsz Nupttots,
;etet eit 'eletaf5rmiae @erthiddbuna
Don Seal Gfate pom Sabre 1870" ale
ptralt&en nit ben et'st9anaeuen* 40
i9dbungerl BON 1872 = ,pte betannt
MIRO Nsal 6 fat> @ertb MUIR @inmot@in
S,pei Sabreu 9lei@i6rmis fefaefeut -
unp bic elei&f5rmtse @subi&dBuna BON
ptrional Ytoptrtp in 1921 ale uerBli&en
NIT peuen upn 1872.
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'..Glr]Itt!T;f:. D5;inrift

~" ~ ~ p
" sNq ber 9bsl ber. Glnfteny @dre sbtr
StobtS 81. Youl,, slpelaer 21reftlih son
8it'lon Strabe. b~esianeno an WtT(1ppi
TluF bis mad etnem Yunfte 100 pas ct.
paul nnp Yocife @ilenbabnele'ie beiaote
SiraBe purdihueipet eann al retli9
ron belaatem 8abnaletle, no IS brlaete
&ittion Strafe rur6lduetpet bis au eli
mem Yuntte, no telaetes 8abneleiie Sic
@eamtnaer Mpen,e purdhi&neioet, uuo
all meili6 bon telaeter @eifminfer Aue>
nue. no bsio9te Giientabu bela9te Wpenue
,eur9idnfiret:bie naa Ter n6rcliden
@tartsrense' btiaster @are> lou ben @rz
fen @ablriftritt Der Ganften @oro be-
(aater @taet dusmad1en, uro rof1r an>
aenpmmen weroen.
Stimmploe: am 1rout Broof Sole
@cmpony's engine 9ous an 8roae>
moy. @abl,i&ter-T 8nauft> g. u.
9. Sbap, unb s. g. Slider.
3metter D,frift.
@u ber 1briee GbeA belaeter Tlnften
@aro Der Stapt ct. paul pel9er i'm
@riten Wabloihritt nidt nit etnbe9rifen
1T, iou ben 3weiten @ablriRrtft BET
Gunften Darp beiaeter @tact ausma&en
uno pafQr ansenommen ,uerpen.
5timmplas loQtn rie @ablrt@ter
nod ndber be1tmmen. @ablrt6ttr-
u. 81. @liFo!p, 6. S@miepin8, unp 9.
Us. Brunlon.
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> ueber ben Ginbruh Ter Yonf II

- 1eber ben @inbruh Ter Bont in
Datufprr, Saratoga &ountp, q. g.. CT.
fdbrt mon nod INNER er{aunltte De-
tails. Die Gintreder erbeutetsn $780,
0AO IN Bcnp5 uno 81rienpa>fren> netit
$4,000 in boarem @elce; rod mercen
lie BON ben Yapteren nur rpeniae perrrer
then f6nnen, "a bereit5 cine eenaue 2,ae
Der %9eraubten Stli9ationen uno Mttien
porlis9t. Det@alirr @an 6oepenbaob
hotte 1d LANCE s~eftrautt. ebe er unhr
rem Morporobuusen per Baneileu rem
&a0snlbranf 1fnete. lleber ibre unp
'brer Sinner &nebelun0 uno 6sFsIuna
aibtIrau 0an 5%oeosnber8b an : ~Nadz
Gem pie Hiuber pa6 untere Stcdw ID
nurhforl6t batten, famen fe berauf UNI
fnebelten une. Sic &uebel murren aus
oen In Stlde 9erii1enen 8euihern oez
moat. unisre Gise muroen nit Crit
fen ectunren, uniere 6lnce oefs1elt. Wan
mtselts @llde von ben 3erri0enen 8e.t>
tlbern UNI un(ere &n6deL. eamit rte
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fonnten. -. Nadoem G9 cte Nduber entz
f'rnt, lhnttt meine Tohter Sarab bic
St.tfe nurd tpelde metneBl6e rGelten,
pie 9anoldeum mue,en jeoo9 abeefsilt
tpetoen." Grdulfiu @arob er;dblte :
~Jn rer Na9t f~anpen pl5Blt9 3rpet
Wdnner nebsn meinem Bette. G,nsr
rerirlbsn leste feline 5ano auf meinen
Muno, rer ancere tefsfi9te 6anplbslsn
an me!nen 6inpsu, nodeem er biele auf
mstnen Nldea 9ele9t. S@lie6lia puroe
id in oas 3immer meiner SHUTTER 9es
bra9t unp nsben ciei elbe ouf raS Bett
selest. SD uerbielt mid bierauf rubia
unp e6 &purce mir fetn 2sio iueefuat.
Na9rem ctner Der Mdnner ben &nebel>
cen er 3uoor IN einen &vus ooQ Ba0er
aetaudt, mir in ZEN Wuno 0eftef: taite,
flopfie Ct mid freunrli4 auf BE Banoe
unp laste mir, i'd loue mid nidt tir6,
ten. Mls bic Gdu5er has 3immer perz
Iai1en batten, 500 id meine 6anp aus
Zen Isf'eln, nabm Elm Mei1er unp Idnitt
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6u6e Ter Mnrren i'm 6auie oeff15elt mo-
rem, pur9idnitt t6 Johann" Mus ben
Nu6lasen Der %jiinesrcn Samefer oebt
beroor> bab pie Riuber, tte oue masfirt
raren;; ii@ ME bel stnemNamen nanntsn,
~ionoern f1@ Bios NIT 'Nammern anreeez
ten. $500.
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Morsen, wdbrenb mebrere 8nabeu ouf
bie1aem Banne unreit Dem Balpe, ae,
nannt Boumbul1, rie &lbe biteten, 0e>
wabrten lelbe Gin Gitb6rnden ouf einem
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mc@sn. Der e!fjdbrise &nate rss
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S6linae 3u fanaen, Der 1paebalias
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perltlte aus, ftdrSte cur Gree UNI blitt
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