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SCRIPTURE QUOTATIONS..

On the first page we publish second let
ter Of controversy on citations from holy
writ, as applied to total abstinence in the
matter of alcoholic drinking. which form
crly appeared in the Prince Georgian. Our
object in republishing this controversy is
not that it makes against total abstinence.
but the texts usually quoted by fiippant
takers and speakers, and claimed as hav-
ing been uttered by divine command for
the special purpose of prohibiting the use
Of Intoxicating drink, are shown, when hon
estly rendered, in connection with their
contexts, to have had no special reference
whatever to the total prohibition of alco-
holic liquors, as a moral obligation. The
habit Of quoting in a loose way, texts from
scripture to sustain particular phase oil
temperance is an abuse which rather weak
ems than strengthens the arguments it is
designed to sustain, for isolated texts have
been freely used in favor Of and against
drinking.
While no particular text in the Bible de-
cares it a sin to taste alchohol or any other
ptlSOu, IuC NhOIo SCoPo VI ieS eS"Shi'5 N>.
clares the beastliness of drunkenness to be
most sinful. There is no question about
this. All agree on that point. The argu-
ment is that tasting and tipping lead to
the bestiaI state which all condemn and
deplore. One grain of calomel would prob
ably work no injury to healthy man, but
grain swallowed every five hours would GER
tanly kill him in the end; and so one g lass
of alcohol would probably be attended with
no evil consequences, but glass every five
hours. would, in few months, convert a
healthy person into a mass of disease, end
ing in death
The doctrine of teetotalism is not based
on isolated scripture texts, and those who
quote them with this view, are almost sure
to pervert them but on the fact supported
by statistics, that of every ten tasters of
alcoholic drinks, nine become drunkards,
SO insinuating and overpowering is that
poison to the nervous system; and this fact
has made it question of common sense
and common safety to abstain altogether,
az no human foresight or gift of prophecy
can designate the one of every ten who can
taste alcohol habitually and escape.
We are not arguing the question in the
interest of teetotalsm, or seeking to pal
late the sin of tampering with so great a
danger but endeavoring to point out the
true ground on which the advocates of pro-
hibition and teetotalism stand and the folly
of ramsacking the scriptures for special
texts that declare it in itself sin to swal-
low drop of alcohol. While no special
text can be quoted to inhibis the moderate
use of alcoholic drinks, the teaching of the
Bible in its whole scope is against tamper-
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Thieving In the Interior Department.

Reports come from Washington that the
rascality so notorious for years, that has
been carried on by the Indian ring, has
been traced to Secretary Delano's door.
His son, John Delano, who was chief clerk
in the Departmental the report goes
has been Matchmaking the contractors who
supply Indian goods, and the contractors
have been Matchmaking the Government,
while Mr. Secretary Delano sees to it that
the contractors who suffered got their bids
accepted. 1t has been plain to every OBJ
server of the working of the Indian Bu-
reau, that the stupendous system of frauds
which have been but thinly disguised for
years, must be known to the Secretary.
We published this as our belief months
ago. The complaints have at last taken
such shape, and tho discoveries recently
made are so palpable that the President, it
is reported, has intmated to the Secretary
that his resignation would be acceptable.
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|. 0. 0. +. Anniversary.

Tie Member, of MOUNT PI SGAH LODGE No. "a,
l. o o. T. will decorate the seth Anniversary of Odd
llowship i'll the United States, in the Public hail. at
PoRr DEPOSIT on Monday Ersning 26h of Aprii. 1875
Prominent speakers Will address the meeting The
public are invited To attend. Meeting at
o'clock. r. FINLEY ROWLAND,
April !, lS5-2W Secretary.
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NOTICE.
JACOB TOME
rs.
MN - ETH nor

Ia the Circu; Court for Cecil county. In Chapcery.
ORDERED This 18th day Of April, in the year 1873,
III I the sal" made and ported by lanes T. McCTl.
Tough Attorney for the sale Of the real of Elza-
besh Bolton he ratii and confirmed. unless cause
t. the contrary thereof he shown before the 22nd
day of .iuu" next provided. copy of this Order he
inserted IN SOME newspaper printed in Cecil county,
woch fur month he:or. the = nj day of May
The Report tn, of sales he $4,000.
A. ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Tru copy; tcst A. ". MITCHELL.
April "A, ls1j-lIa Clerk.
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NEW ADTEETiSElIENTS.
Notice to Creditors.

This is t" give notice. that the snbscriIer of Cecil
county. IL Il! onaincl from the orphans Court said
county letters Parliamentary the personal estate of
SAMUEL FOSTER.
late Of said county deceased All persons having claims
ngu-t the said deceased, hereby warned exhibit
the with IA, vouchers thereof duly th+nfic,;cd
Ca ur before the 22ud day of April 1876:
they Otherwise, ty law. h excluded from all ben,
al said estate All persons indebted to said
requested to make imn"dat" payment to the sGhscri
lrr. Given under NV hand. This 24th day Of April
~. CORNELIUS :. ABRAUAMS
Executor Of Samuel Foster Il, cd.
Test-R@uEET ID. LAMAR, Register.
April u. lSI:--6w
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PETERS
NEW M USIC
FOR MAY.

Beautiful Waves of the Sca-Song Cho...Stepart. 80
Darling. Rest your hand in mines. c.. Lt0ni 80
Don't Forget Me, Mry-Suns and Chorus.....P Percy 30
to- False One ballad Ierr 80
How are all Home? Song and ChOrus.... Perez. 80
Jimmie Brown. the Paper B"y-Song Chn... Hays. 80
Jennie Flower Of the Del-Sons & Che. Haas. 81
Jolirs Girl in Town Song and Chorus ...Stert. 80
q death. where is thy Sting.-Alice Carys)
Dying Hymn-Sop or Teu"r 30 cents, Gidnnettt. so
Alto Base IS cents .-.-............
Ny Dear r-Quarreling Lsc0cq 80
The Maideus Gtorer. 30
Nv Little One-Song and Chorus. Perez. 80
Put the Right Man at the Wheels. C..... Haas. IS
sleep thou Loved Serenade.. GOrer 40
Sweet ami Low Lullaby CyIOrer. 30
sing me to Sleep Mother-Song Chorus. .Stecdrt so
The Waiting ueart-Concert 7Drru 80
Thinking al lhee-Ballau GtOtff. ~
Waiting Love- for Thec-SOng and Chorus Christie 20
When little Mamie Ded-Song and Chorus. HayS %
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NOTICE.
CAR EFT WE VINO

The business Of CARPET WEAVING formerly con
Quoted by John Smith at CHEs.PEAKE CIrY. Nd, is
managed by his son-in-lsw practical Weaver; the
death of Mr. Smith not interfering with the old trade
The old customers will find the successor equally as
good at Weaving.
Call at the old stand. JOHN KRASTFL.
Feb l3. 1STh-2m* Chesapeake CITY.
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"order is heavens first law" This great maxim
applies with peculiar to the discharge of the vital
functions Disease inevitably supcrvenes upon steal
rreguarity, just calamity is to follow want Of
system and punctuaity in the affairs of life. But
while it is impossible overcome settled mental
habits of disorder it quite feasible remedy habitua
Irregularities Of the body. Discipline the unruly organs
by wise and timely medication. and health will be
established upon a permanent basis Although there
many remedies prescribed for this purpose there
not ono among them compare in iircctness and
promptitude of action with Hosetcrs Stomach Bttrrs
For every disorder affecting the bowels liver and
ach and for the numerous sympathetic nervous ailments
to which almentary bilious disturbances give rise
efficacy is attributable to the fact that they first
the of such maladies, irreguarty and then by
their tonic operation repair the loss of physical sub
stance produced by sickness Constipation, biousness
dyspepsia heartburn seepessness intermittent fevers
rheumatism and nervous tremors always succumb ts
the operation of this safe and potent medicine. A
regular habit of body good appetite sound sleep and
easy digestion among the blessings which its use
confers 1t nvigorates, relieves depression of mind
and by promoting complete assimilation. materially
assists in covering the angles and hollow places Of
attenuated, shrunken frame with firm healthy flesh.
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REAL ESI.1IE.
FOR RENT,

Tn LARGE ROOF, fronting North Street. ,f
The Wig Building, now occupied a Sewing Machine
establishment Terms easy, and possession given 18th
of March next Apply at
Feb i, lS75-tf THE WING OFFICE
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INSTRU MENTAL.
NOW READY.

Nos. l, ., 3. 4 and Peters Household
Melodies. Price 40 cents each. Every number
contains from 10 New Songs Chorus's, etc, by the
beat writer's.
Nos. / 2 3, 4 and Peters Parlor Music,
Price 30 cents each Every number contains several
select Pieces by Kink"l, Pacher. Recht etc.
Nos. l to II La Creme de la Creme. Price
80 Every number contains at least -
worth classic and select Piano Music.
AM Of the ADORE mpiicd post pad, on receipt Of the
marked price.
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A Sound Health Maxim.

New styles Fashionable Hats. just receiv.
ed by MCCRERY & BOULDER.
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LEXINGTON-1775.
BY JOHN G.. WHITTIER.

BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.
No maddening thirst for blood had they.
No battle Joy was theirs who set
Against the alien bayonct
Their homespun breasts in that old day.
Their feet had trodden peaceful ways,
They loved not strife. they dreaded pain:
They saw not. what to us is plain,
That God would Ike man S wrath his praise
No seers were they, but simple men;
Its vast results the future hid;
The meaning of the work they did
Was strange and dark and doubtful then.
Swift as the summons came they left
The plow, mid furrow, standing still,
The half ground corn grist in the mill,
The spade in earth, the AK in cleft.
They went where duty seemed to call;
They scarcely asked the reason why;
And death was not the worst of all.
OF man for man the sacrifice,
Unstained by blood, save theirs, they gave.
ThetlowerS that blossomed from their grave
Have sown themselves beneath all skies
Their death. shot shook the feudal tower,
And shattered slavery's chain as well;
On the sky's dome, as on bell,
Its echo struck the worlds great hour
That fateful echo is not dumb:
The nations, listening to it's sound,
Wait, from a century's vantage ground,
The holier trumphs yet to come,-
The bridal time Of Law and Love,
The gladness of the worlds release,
When. war. sick, at the feet of Peace
The hawk shall nestle with the dove
The golden age of brotherhood,
Unknown to other rivalries
Than of the mild humanities,
Aud gracious interchange of good.
When closer strand shall lean to strand,
Till meet, beneath saluting flags,
The eagle of our mountain crags,
The lion of our Mother land.
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No maddening thirst for blood had they.
No battle Joy was theirs who set
Against the alien bayonct
Their homespun breasts in that old day.
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Their feet had trodden peaceful ways,
They loved not strife. they dreaded pain;
They saw not. what to us is plain,
That God would make man wrath his praise
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THEAPER THAN wHITEwASII Is WALL PAPER
VA select assortment AMI low prices. at the oxFot
Book STORE april IL. lS75-6w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-02-16
Wnftamts . s.nsmets. 1873.

s1eIInn9e>H0ft0. = S0dentlt0e, gQl0lO 0d1snt=
lle, orel=pohentlie, ieb5zluo obentlide uno td9Iit
3ettungen unb Sournale, iu's Suuere periaubt, uuh
oeren Borto am Srte Der IbIen0uHa, reip. burb ben
Seraus9eber, IN V Yoraus 5ablbar ift, 2 @ents
pro Yiunb uuo Deui9er. - Sournale &C., bic luen=
ger ais elm Ntal pro 9Bo9e, balb=mouotltb, monGt
lid, perteliabrlh, bal6jdhrld ooer id9rlib erhets
men, eents pro Yfuno ooer Deni9er. = 3eitunseu,
Sournale &C. iperoen ON Srte Der abieHbun9 9eipoz
gen uno oas Borto nad Dem @enidte beSa6tt. -
SIM Betreff Der 8rtetrage er@@ebIbr bleben Die 6ts=
bergen Staten in aroft, ndmtid1 1 Geut fir ieoes
8lait (po6entItd9e @rideinuu9en aus9euommen),
1 Gent pro cine uno 2@ents pro 5mei ltnJeu.
Srtefe, pcriiescite 0adete, gau5 ODER tbeiGtueii
6eibrie6enes UiateriaI (Sudlz9ianucripte uno Slpi
i6en Sutbbduoler uno Sdriftiteaer aus9etauIdbt
Sorretturbosen aussenommen,) 3 Cts. iIr ieoe bat6
unSe.
Drtsbriefe an Bldseu, no iit grieftrd9er befin.
ben, Cts. iIr ieoe balbe un5e, an Gnoereu Srteu
Gent.
Money Orders," ESQ nidt iberitetseno, } S10un
ipeniger @t5.; Iber $40 unb $50 nift iiberei9enb
10 Sts.; $50 unb $50 mid iiberei9enb, 10 @ts; be
$50 unb 40 uitt aberei9eno, 20 @ts; iber $40 unr
$50 nidbt aberteiseno, % Cts. @r0bere Summeu,
ais 500, beoin9en erbobte 3ablun9.
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eofol.eertd,te aus gsa,atnatpu.

SoibiugtOu, ocu 10. Sebr. : Sri.
Caroline lt. Burnbam BON Bbilabtlpbia hat
Oarum uuhgeindt, Gil bem b0bfen @eriht8=
boie oe8 0iltritt5 Columbia pratttiren 3u
oiirfeu. 0as @eiub ,uurOc BON Dem @eri1t8z
hoie einem examinations Gomite iibergeben.
Sri. Burnbant bat Ole Suriapru6cu; ituoirt,
mar aber in BbilaOelpba tein Mitglieb bes
8arreau8, iouosrn bios bel elmer OortiQcu
AOpOfaten'6 6irma ieit nlebreren Sahren be-
id)dftigt. Der bieIige b6dita @erihtSbof, Der
friiber ihon cine Dame, SSrau 8clpa q. God.
MOOD, gum Sorreau Sugelaiien bat, miro and
SRI. Surnbam, tpenn iie ibre iuriihlte grii,
Jung QeniigenO beitebt, Sulaiicn.
- Die 9eiunbbelt -Gommiiiioubielt Sam4
tag gIbenb cine Siblug ab, in meldler Der
Seridt iiber tie @eburteu un6 SterbefGle scr
mt Dem G. 3. Sc. enoeuOen 28od)e uercieu
purbe. Jtah oenlielbeu betrug Die 3abl Der
Sterbefale "a, OouOH Al g8eiBe mo SO gic,
ger. 43 maren nod fein Sabr, IL Smiifen
Elm llnO SDct Sabre alt. Sn oemiclben 3eit.
raume fdmen II 9eburteH Dor, oauon 48
lSeiBe unD % gteger. SclOHocrS bemerfenSz
luertb bierbti lit, OaB Sie .3abl Der 8ooe8fGlle
bel ben 6arbigen Die Der g8eiBsn beoeuteuO
iiberra9t, mdbrcuo umgefsbrt Die @eburt2u
wtit 9triuger iiuS. 9ies usranlaBtc ben Or.
SliB Su Der ScnlertunJ, 6lB oaS eiu 4nSei.
den Oafir lei, baB Die Democratic ein3iebeu
uerOe, pOraui Brofsfior 2angitOu eruioertc,
OaB, beoor bieie 3eit tdne, fem llnttribieO in
Der 6orbe nlehr erlltiren piirSe.
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et1ts Der staatsbanptitaot.

(SpeBials 5orrepouben5oes %. GorreipOubeutcn." y
AnuapO lis, ben 10. 6ebruNy. - Bar
ton 6. g8elb unO @eor9 9otp, 5pet iunge
Mdnuer amiiiirten ff am SOnuabenb nit
S6litti6ublaufeu auf Dem Seoern, Der init
elmer Oiden GiStruite itberSogen mar. BeiOe
maren jeOOh uidt uOrIidtig genng. unb itiirSe
ten i'll elm QoA, mel9eS mebrere 6ti6er in oa8
@i8 gei6lagen batten. Sr. Mierrill Miaer
unb einige MitgieOer Der 0tanui6ait Oc8
Shific8 ,Santee" eilten oen Situgliugen Sur
Siilie uno nad) pieler Utiibe unO AHitrenguHg
gelaug e5 ibueu, Die Seioen 5u rettea.
9ie 9aOstten @eOrge :. 9gfeman unO g.
StoreD Itno I'M ibre @utlaiinng aus berSeez
i6ule eingefommeu.
Ser itarfe 9orominb, mslbm ma6ren0 scr
lepteu 9ta6t uuf Oer Sai itiirmte, bat uue
@iSid,Oaen ans Oen 2trnapolis 3toaO8 bin
auSgetrlebeu.
Ser @tSbreAer nMarplanO" mar gcitern I'M
bieFgen 6afen.
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Gmropati9e &abel6erid,te.
9eutih(nun,

9eutjd,lnnp.
Serlin, Is. Sehr. gu ben groBen
Selbiibungen i'm Sriibjabre peOen berelts
Die umfaiienoiten Qnorbnun9eu getrofeu.
Der Blan 5ur @rrihtuug eines auS9ebebnten
Selplagers auf Der liuten 0theinieite lit BON
Der seutid)en &egieruna nod)mals in @rlpd-
gung ge5ogen iporben. 0alielbe iol Den
Wittelpunft fiir alle militdrii9en Speratio,
nen abgeben.
GnaIano.
Gonoon, 10. Sebr. - 9a8 Yrolcft Slr
Grri6tung etnes natiOnalen SpernbauieS Sur
luffiibruug bon en9liifen uno italieniideu
Spern ifreitet letner Serwirflidlun9 INNER
mebr ent9egen. Sin giiuiti9 9elesenes
Grln6itiif lit an BEN @robGnlmen Ger Sbene
ongefauft uorDen unb NIT Der grri9tung bes
Gebdu6es pirO in &iirSe begonuen merben.
9Sie eS heiBt, ioa 6r. Wtihael sofia Wuiit=
otreftor nuo 6r. Ytapleion 8ermalter be8
nenen Sbeater5 merben.
Sonbon, 10. Sebr. - SIM llnterbanle
sei9te beute Der Observation-Disclosures fir ans
mdrtige Gn9ele9enbeiten on, oab beute 9lbenb
Snitrnftionen OH bcn britii6en @eianbten in
Dtabrio gei6idt merbeu piirben, Nlfonio an.
Suerfenuen.
0as @fitglieb 2opes that Gbbitie me9cn
Der beleibigenoen Iusbriife gcgen Die uSome
Suffers"
Ssarl SIino tpiro bon einent Tanatifcr
augegriffcn.
2onbon, Is. Sebr. = Sarl SlinO, Der
befaltnte Oeutide 9iberal 9olitifer, iit BON
einem fanatiiden 9eutidlen ungegrifien unO
peIlebt norOen.
sranfreidj.
PartS, 10. Sebr. - Baul @uItaU Oorc,
Der beriibmte aiiuitler, 1T id)mer erfrauft.
Paris, 10. 6ebr.- Der 2ibel(pro5eB beS
Sen. 9Sinpffen ge9en BEN Sournalilten Sal,
le9nac enStgte nit etnem Sprltde fir ben
Sertlagten. Sen. Wimpfier Sablt bic Soften.
Die pnlitiidle situatiun.
Pdrts, 10. Sebr.-Ote polttildle Situa=
tion lit unu2rdnpert. Seine pon 0enen, n1
weld)e iidl Brdfbent MOcMabon sur Shs
oun9 zines neuen0iinifter gemenSet, finO
gSlllens, Die Qufgabe Su iibernebmeu, 10
lange Die MISUNDERSTANDING nld)t iiber
Die conititutionellen @elebe entibieoen hat.
Singapore,
2on0nn, Is. Sebr.-@ine Oepeide mel
bet BON Singapore, Dap inter Den i'm Sc
fdn9nilie beftnoli6en Gbtneen cine Meuteret
ansbrad).
&d)iifsberid1te.
Son nbon, 10. sSebr. - Die 8arfe ,,San
Bietro" ging BON Cardiff na9 Baltimore ab.
Ser SamSfer .,9eip5ia" tpicoer ilott.
gont N, 10. Sebr. = Der 9ampfer
y2etpSig," meldler geItern bel Star Boiut
franbete, murOe IbenrS nm II llbr uie0er
flott. Ser 9ampfer febrt nod Soutbamp=
ton 5uriid.
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Sertate aus oem Snuern oesstaas


(IuSgeitoBene @nOctten.) Die Spei Gaoet-
ten Ser Mioriue 2lfaoemic ans annapolis,
welfe Dor einigeu Sageu ibren farbiQen Dit
i9iiler oerrp 6. Safcr ans DiuTiiippi be
iAimpft uuo gemiBhanOelt batten, itHO ans
Der 9luitalt ausgeitoBen iuorOen,
9m Sumita9, ben 6. 6ebruar 5. S., eut-
itanO ST Bort 0epoiit, Gecil @puntp, Sui-
ifen Sobn Birmingham mo 9aOtO ct.
Glair Elm Streit, peltber bamit euoigte, Dap
Der geetere Senem eineu Stid in Die linte
Seite, Spti6cH 2uu9e unb 6er5 ueriette. St.
Glair lieferte iid ielbit Der Polt5eibcb6rbe aus.
Gr wurre ge9cn Stelung BON $500 Surgz
ihaft, oaB er Dor @eriAt eri6eincn werOe, in
Der 6retheit belaiier.
Nm Sounoben6 Dor ddt Sa0en moQte bic
orei5ebuidbrige 8ofter oes S5crru 6iutep,
in Der gtdbe bon 9orbg'8 Subrit, Montgo
merle- &ouutp, mObnbcit, cine 2ampe nit Sc,
roiin=Oel fiillen uno anSinbeu. Sbre Slei-
Der fingen oabci6cuer mo aud bic 5peier iiin
germ @ei6lpiter gerietbeu in SranO. 2cttere
erbielten i6were 8erlebnugeH, tpdbreno@rltere
ibren Soo iano.
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0ltts Der gSi,ttScsha,tptjfaot.

gSaibington, Is. Sebr. : Sn bem
@eri6te fir Iburtbeiluns Der aniprftd3e an
ben yAlabanta. Sonb tpuroen bemte ipleoer
elne 4nsqbl Safe erlebigt. Dem gS. San.
ter mllrOen 1920 nebit Sntereiien Su9eipro-
den.
= Die gotl1aft bes YrdFbenten @rant
gnp Die berielben angefiigteu Oofumente iiber
Die 4rfanlas 9pgelegsnbeit liegen nod ints
mer auf benz slide bes Senates. Senator
Glapton madte mehrere frlftlole Serludle,
oteielbeu on pas @ontite fir asablen gu Der.
weiien. Die angele9eubeit liegt iibrigens
oem betrefienber Soulite bereits Dor lnlolge
Der Oeutl1rift Ses 8ice=GoupernenrS Smltb,
iueld,sr beaniprudt, @ouperneur BON 9rtan=
ias 81 ieiu.
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= Beoeutet, bGB Die Sordusbeja9luH9 uoH oem
Selieben oes 46ienoers a6bdu9t, aber nab anberen
9ofalitdten unbe,ablt" ooer nhtpol 6e5abGe Brieft
iino am Srte bes @mpiau9es elmer Straie ooppelte1
Borto@ Serefnuu9 unterru orfen. 9eorudte Sahen
miiiieu un6entuet i'm Sordu5 be5ablt lperoen-
9oitaIfarten mad OeutIblauo, Seltretf unh
nnearn uuo Canada bebirieu zines ipeiteren Gent
8oititempels.
a3oitoampfer mad China, Sapan nno SF:
fuDteu oehen ON 1. uno is. zines ieoen WonGts BON
Gan 6ranStsco ab. Diebirefte poft Don Baltimore
mad &apanna via Seen= gSeit, Sia:, iflteBt am
/. uub 16. eneS ieoeH Nonats, 9e9ent u9r 9ta9mtt=
merz nno ieoen anberen Samfta9 Oiitta9 ndbreno
Der sBintermonate itlieEt bic oirette Bot 5pii6en
Baltimore uno Sremen per Oampier oes "9turo'
oeutlhen 2lOho."
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Die uylattunals(0ranae.

s B AN It n, 10. Sebr. = Die Jtas
tiOualz Strange" nabm beute bic llnteritiit-
suugsbei6liiiie an uub beidloB baun, it6
morgen su pertagen. Die Strange" paiiirte
gei6liiIe, in pel6en bic @aitfreunoidaft
@barlelton'S anerfannt mirb uno in ieel4en
iie fd) beipunberno iiber Die bort berridenoe
Otnbe uno Die freunblid,e @eiinnung gegen
hnn RnrA on mn 0Ne1tprf nlfainrid1t
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Mnrn Ia 1eii,.clericii.

B m erto n, Jf. s, 10. Sebr. =
SaneS S. Steeoe8, elm bieiiger Sotelbeitter,
idlug am Santag gtahmittag wdbrenO ei
mes Sauf9elases SAutegeriObu Sames
Otalsburp NIT einent Ste6eiien oerart an
ben aopf, oaB Oieier Sonntag friib in SOlse
Der erbaltenen Serlesuug idOn itarb. @lne
2etdenidau fauo itatt, bod bat man 6eepes
1fndl ffcf1t nprhnftpt
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SpnOert0rcr ScIb1fflfDro /.

8bi1abetpbta, Is. Sebr. = @eftern
itiir5te iidl eiu Mann on Der gSerfte Der @bes-
nutltrabe topfiiber in's gSaier; man fano lei
nen &opf bis on Die S9ultern i'm 8afsr,
Der &Drper aber lag auf elmer @isi6olle. Der
Selbftm6rOer mar iein sefleibet unO etma 40
CSnhrp nft
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SGpm tpic0er eitt tInslitG i'm Sa6a=
tf103tft0= ftftfteI1
Gtne Wmtter 1tnS tbr &ino
f1eFhrnttfff
@ernttI6te 9epefNea ats
Sfsa - .SyA <s%A

0em, Dort, 10. Seb-. = Die @ubaner
hicltsn geitern inter Dem Soriite DeS Sobn
Soaquin SorauteS cine Wuiienueriammluug
in pelfer ein 0tebner iagte, Elm BfdnO Sui
per iet Oen Gubanern jett mebr pertb, ais 80
Seidliite ODER 5000 Seripre9ungen. IS
puroe beidlofieu, bic &ubaner nit 2Safieu
unb 0unition 5u ueriorgen.
= Die 3oa Ginnabnlen betru9en beute
STAG, 900.
- Der llntcri9abneiiter 3ablte beute ais
Sntereiien $4,000 nlb fir einge5osene Sb=
ltgationen S47 900 aus.
: @olo DffHete bellte Su 114g uub idlloB
LII
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@eSddffiett,to fur 200O Weana,

Ybtla oelp bia, 70. Sebr.- Sn 6olge
Der @ntidleioun9 bes bDd|ften @eri6tSbofes,
raB bic @aSz uuO Nb3ug8grdben aneibe=
@elete conftitutionel ieien, neroeu, lobalb
Die 8dlte aufhDrt, 2Oo0 Mann beihaiti9t
meroen, I'M SauptrObren 5u legen uno abb
iuaSfandle aM araben.
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Sic Staatsbauptita0t pott 0SeIt=
GSirnffnieAt

@harlet II, g8.zGa., IA. Sebr. - Die
Sill, ipel6e uerfiigt, baB ba8 Staat8=@apitol
iunerbalb 80 Sagen mad gSbeeling perlegt
werOe, purOe Don beiben Sauiern angenoms
men.
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9te St1lte TIT Sem 5!cne.t9tauo :
Gfodfen.

Concord, f. s., Is. Sebr. - Sn
5rauflin, 81, s., itanb beute Morgen oas
Sbermonleter 40 @rab Inter benz @efrters
punfte. OaS Sis in Dem Sluiie bat cine
9ife pon bier SuB erreid)t unb cine gleifle
6Gbe nimut Der Sduee ein. Die @ienbabz
ren iinb iGmmtlid) blodtrt. @s lit bieS Der
fGlteite gSinter lett 25 SaAren.
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as- Ser @eSanFe 1T IaderIid), bel shubcH
Saoeu auSuiuenoeu, Der iauIt, ODER Stiite. Wetde
fitb suammenSiebeu unO ansIaaeu. BUR 8eiefiisung
pou SobIen on oas Oberlsoer Der StiefeG u. ShaSe
il Sable Seretu gStrs oa5 .etusiae boItbares Das
terioI, t5Gn,5e6r,pl