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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11
Reliable Evidence.
NJ. II. Z. Sterens:-

MI H. IT, SNeNSHS.-
DEAR SIR will most cheerfully add my
testimony to the grsat number you have al
ready received in favor of your great and good
medicine, Vegetine, for do not think enough
can he said In its praise, for was tIoubed over
thirty years with that dreadful disease, CataFrh
and had such bad coughing spells that it would
seem SIS though could never breathe any more
and Vcgetine has cured me; and I DO feel TO
thank Ciod all The time there is SO good medi-
cine as Vegetine, and also think ii one Of the
best medicines for coughs and weak sinking
feelings ct the Stomach, and advise everybody
to take the Negetine, Tor 1 can assure them
that il is one of the best medicines that ever
was. MRS. L.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine Walnut Sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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The Parting Guest.

o Autumn why 50 soon
Depart the hues that make the forests glad,
Thy gentle wind and thy faif, sunny noon,
And leave thee wild and sad!
Ah, 'tygere a lot too best
Forever in Thy colCTed shades TO stray:
Amid the kisses of the soft southwest
To rove and dream for aye;
And leave the vain, low strife
That makes men Inad-tiIe tug for wealth and
power,
The passions and cares that wither life
And waste lis litile hour.
- SrydaE.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK.

Vegetine is Acknowledged and recoFnIn en-
ded by phySiciaHS and &pothecaries TO be
the best purifier and cleanser of the blood
yet discovered, and thousands speak in its
praise who have been restored to health.
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A Prayer that Created an Unpleasant
ness Among the Sisters.

| They came near having a row in col
ored prayer meeting at Key few
nights ago. One of the sister, who had a
grievance, prayed:
20, Lord! look down pom by resen-
| bled children dis ebenin', an moob 'em
wife Dy grace. fetch dyar harts wild de
! spirit OBJ all bounded lub. Build up
! dar faith so strong dat de debbil can't
| bulge it, an specially would we ak, if it
am possible wild de Redeemcr dat Dou
put leetle more sense into the objecti-
Gated pate OBJ de yallow wench what am
g gigglin on de bench preopposite Dy
! sarvant"
whats dat you'se sayin to de Lord
| bout me2' asked the wen ch, rising, to a
point of order E.r ..sg ,.l.
Not seeming to notice the interrupt
ton, the supplicator continued: -.
Glib our fool an erin sister more dis
gumption, oh Lordi 10 see de difference
atwixt right an wrong, an larn de huszy
to behave herself in Dy holy sankchooa-
ry. stead of wrigglum round like she
was swallowed corkscrew, an famine
tin desc sacred precints wild unholy
winkins at de male an maskeline pro
portion OBJ dis assembled gatherin'. An
on" E
Its lie! good Lord, it's a lie! an,
y L
neber done itl' shouted the treduoed
member, who had now become nearly.wild
with rage. Oars not one particle Of
troot in it. Its lie, an | can mash de
liesl' .-
With these words, she threw herself
over the bench on to the back of the
kneeling sister, plunged her hands into
the hustle of that deVout but indisereet
person and lifted her mp bodily 2.
Confusion reigned and dire dismay
was in many faces that but a moment
before were bright with the hope of hea-
ven But stalwart deacon finally sepa-
rated the females, reduced the unnatu-
rally elevated hustle of the one, calmed
the excited feelings of the other, and,
addressing the relieved audience in an
impressive tone said e =.
Brethren, it am better dat I'VE dwell
togeder in impunity Less peal to de
frone oh grace dat dar be no noah such
graceful disruption in our midst Will
Brudder Jones make de peal in one Oh
his powahful prahrs?"
And the appeal was well and timely
made.-Bl7uSecicke e
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I wonder so that mothers ever fret
At little children clinging to their gown;
Or that the footprints, when the days wet,
Are ever black enough TO make them frown;
If [ could find a little muddy boot,
Or cap, or jacket. on my chamber floor;
If / could kiss rosy. RESTLESS foot,
nd hear Its pattsr in my room once more;
If could mend cart to-day,
Tomorrow make 8 kite to reach the sky
There is 10 woman in &od'E world would say
- she was more blissiuliy content han l.
Bus. oh! the dainty pillow next my own
Is never rum pied by shining head;
My SINGING birding from its nest is flown
The little boy used to kiss IL dead!
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
SPACE. 4 w:T7 w.I5 WI ma ms nj "
WHOLE NO. 1856.
Cheating an Innocent Old Man.


One day last month when trade was
dull, a Vicksburg grocery clerk pro
oured piece of sole leather from ashoe-
maker, painte it black and laid it aside
for future use. Within few days an
old chap from back in the country came
and inquired for a plug of chewing to- d
bacco The piece of sole leather was
tied up, paid for, and the purchaser
started for home. At the end of the
sixth day he returned, looking downcast
and detected, and walking into the store
he inquired of the clerk; 1a7 90 as
Z" Member that terbaker got here the
other day?'
Yes"
"Well, was that new brands?
"No-some old brand"
Regular plug terbaker, was it?"
"Yes.i faf A"s
"Well, then, it's me; its right here in =
my jaws" replied the man. Il knowed
| was gettin purity old, but Twas allus
handy on bitin plug. | never seed
plug afore this one that couldn't tear
to pieces at one chaw- | sot my teeth
on to this one and bit and pulled and
twisted like dog at root, and I've .
kept bltin and pullin for six days, and .
thar she am now, the same as the day Z
you sold her to mel
Seems to be good plug remarked the
clerk, as he smelled of the eoun terfeit, g
She's all right it's me that IS failingl" 4
some fine cut, and I'll go homo and deed
the farm 10 the boys, and get ready for
the gravel Vicks6trg Herald. -ari 5aoes
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Tired Mothers.

A little elbow leans upon your knee,
Your tired knee that has SO much to bear;
4 cliiid'S dear eyes are looking lovingly
From underneath = thaJch or tangled hair.
Perhaps you do not heed the velvet touch
OF warm moist fingers folding yours tight;
You do NOT prize the blessing overmUch,
You are almost too tired to pray tonight.
But il is blcsSsdness! A year ago
I did not see ii rs / do to-day;
W. i;Ie so dun and thnnkless- and too slow
TO c;uch the sunshine till il slips away.
Aud now it seems surprising strange TO me,
That, while l wore the badge of motherhood
did not kiss more Oft and tenderly
The little child that brought Inc only good.
And, if some night when you sit down to rest,
You miss this elbow from your tired knee
This restless, curling head from of your breast
This iiSping tongue that caattcrS constantly;
If from your own the dimpled hands had
slipped,
And neer would nestle in your palm again;
II the wh}te feet in their grave had tripped,
I could not blame you for your heaftache
then.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

Modelling with others sometimes brings
us into scrapes, and thereby one of the
elders of a certain church made "bad
worse" A young fellow entered the
church and took his seat, keeping his
hat on. The elder, noticing it, request
ed him to take it off His request not
being complied with, he spoke to the
young man second time, and seeing he
still hesitated, the elder gently lifted the
hat off, when, to his chagrn, out rolled
u quart of hickory nuts. making more
noise than was consistent with decorum.
Man, quietly said the youth, ''see what
YOU have donel"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

Why must the letter be the most
wonderful letter in the alphabei Be
cause it is the center of wonders.
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Lines on a Skeleton.

[SOme forty years $40, the following poem
was found in the London Morning Chronicle.
Every effort was vsiniy made 10 discover the
author, even to the Offering OF q reward of fifty
guineas. All that ever !rsDspiJed was, that The
poem, in fair clerkiy Eauu, WAS found near q
skeleton CT remark sbie ~ nmetTy of form in
the museum of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
LtncolD's Ian, London, and that the Curator of
the Museum he'd sent them 10 the Morning
Chronicle I
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

Goats milk is said TO make the checks
look red and peachy but q goats head
will do the same thing if the animal has
u fair run OF ten feet,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

VeGetine Is acknowIedg by all classes Of
pe1p.S to be the best and most reliable blood
purifier in the world.
VeGetiAe is sold by Al DaA-e,: sttsS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

No Norwegian girl is allowed to have
a beau until she can bake bread and knit
stockings; and as q consequence every
girl can bake and knit long before she
can read or write, and she doesnt have
TO be coaHed into her industry, either.s
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11
May 10, 1872.

The dbGUe 3loil but honest statement Conclusive
IN Sio1Cs the gttieE and thorough cleansing effect
Of VLGEIJNE in Scrofula.
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Mrs, Case, of Shoals, Indiana, during
the course of single week knocked one
tramp down, broke a rib for. another,
shot at a third, and kicked a fourth so
vigorously that he had to go to the hos
ord. s,.s I.-. aHfe a~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-11-11

FOh, my.dear," reads a private letter
recently received by grass. widower,
from his wife at Saratoga ~ love you.
Just as much as ever-AI want you to send
me $50 by next mail-yours. my darling
send check md not bills -
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sofelbertd,tc aus gsefbtnaton.

2Sai bingto II, Is. 9eSember. - Sc
gen $25O0 Siir9I6ait muroe porgeitern 6etnz
rid Sba0mel, Ipelfler Dor einigen 2Sod)en
Dem 8atrid Dic9inleD eine 8ugel III Den
&opf jagte, ieiuer 6aft eutlaiien, Oa Sbab-
neil ouBer GebenS9eiabr 1T.
- Marta 0teeo, Sane Breit, @pntbta RoB,
meld)e 6ebammenbienlte oerrtdlteteu, muroen
perbaftet, neil ite eS unterlalien hattCu, lttb
i'm SanttGt5biireau regltrlren 81 lalien. Ste
puroen gegen @autionsleitung tiir eln Ter
neres 8erhDr tbrer 6aft entlalien.
- Der ygSalbin9tOuer Sdugerbuno" bat
folgenoe geanlteu erludblt; BraFoeut - &.
gSGlreder; 8ice. BrGFo2nt-6. Snoop; pros
tofoQrenoer SetrctGr- Yfanue; correipOn.
oireuoer SefretGr- Sbeooor 0liiller; 6lnan3s
Sefretdr-S. SroOba9; S9atmetiter - u.
BiibOii; Sibliotbefar : 6. 9tdOer; 6aAuenz
trdger-5uliuS SieOt, jun.
- Sel'm SQrtenlplel g'rtetben 9eitern
mebrere Neger III Strett, meldIer oan1lt enoete,
oab 9. Gapor ieiuemSameraoen s. @burh-
bill nit etuem Dteiier mebrere geIdbrlld)e
Sttfe periebte. &aplor murOe perbaftet.
-3u 6Otdgiger GtuiperruHg uno 5000
Strafe ober ruettere Dtonate Salt puroen
Die 9feger Senrp Qacg unO Sohn 3. gSoilace
perurtbeilt, neil ite etne gerptiie Otarle 6amtl=
ton 3n bemegen 9eiuAt batten, Die Stact gu
uerlahen, I'M nldt ais ,3eu9u 9e9en eIHe
SorOellpirtbiu auf5utreteu.
- lluter ben Nuipt5ien Der yfrelen 9emcln=
be" fano geitern Abeno cine gemiilbltd)e lluz
terbaltuug in ,8aier'S 0alle" itatt. @ciauqs=
itiide Setten8 Ger ,6armonte," 9etlamattoz
nen II. /. 10. erbetterteu Die AnWeIenOtn.
- 0as Berional in ltG0tiden HOltamtc
iol reou5irt mer6eH.
- 4leranOer 0nbant gerietG AM SdmltaG
Qlbenb mt elner farbigen 9len:mo9O II
Streit II. ueriebte oerielbeu init etuent o6ttr
eiien einen 6ieb binter'8 ltnte DIR al oen
&Opf, Oiele gefabrlt9 uertpunDeno. 0ub0n
mar Sur 3elt betrunfen.
= SIN groBeu Saale OeS Sfiiscnparfei
con5erttrte an SonHtG9 Brot. &arl Htd)ter'
Sapelle. Der Seiu6 mar etu GuBerit Sabl
rei1er.
- Raufbolbe marfeu am Samitag Qbent
Steine nad Der oemofratii6en BroseIIon
nobel S0r. gS. g. Nioore am Sopfe getroneI
uno erultli6 perlebt wurbe.
- Sm 9auie Der 6ran 8alOpiu an oel
SzStraBe erploDtrte Sonnabeno gtadt cln
&pblen0l- -9ampe, noburd oa8 WtobtIlar II
einem 3immer in 8ranO 9erieth; leood) &C
lang e8, Die 6lammen 81 l0i6en, beOor erbeb
ll1er Shaoe augerthtet mar.
-Als geitern 5r.&gnd nit ieiner Samlll
BON eiuem geidenbegangniie 3uriiftebrte
i6lug oas Subrluert an Der @de bon Rbo0e
Sslanos4ue1ue uuo Der 8. StraBe IN 6oi9
eiues 9roben yodes in Der StraBe I'M, no
0ur6 Der 6ubrmann uorl Sode 5eporfel
unD erbeblid) Oerlebt muroe.
SIM @riminals@eri1te trug geitern 6r
McGonnea. 4nmalt BON Sohu 5ccwutr, oel
angefla9t itebt, i'm 9uli oen 3bo8. u. Sen
naro, neil oerielbe NIT ielner 6rau unerlaub
ten umgang gepfogen baben loa, er'bolei
gu baben, auf 5erabietun9 Der SiirAid]al
BON $4,000 auf S250O ap. Der 9Itd1ter Der
pei9erte ba8 @ciudl. BefanntliA fonnte ltc
Die Surp bei'm erlten Bro5eB nid)t etnige
| ,tnh trtihte enilnfien inerhef1
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Y1rtetratb Der oemofrattld)ett
Wtt9iteSer oeS Hepraicns
fQflfeHlsn1fSca

gS a b II t o II, IS. 9e3br. - Die be.
mofratiiden Ntttglieber oeS 6auies bielteu
teute Jtadlmittag ? llhr einen Bartciratb.
2amar bon Miiiiifppi fiibrte ben Uorlir. =
@aboeu oon ytOroz@aroltna beantra9te, oaB
DER Goriteer Elm oemofrattihes Grefutiuz
@omtte, belteheuO aus Scnatcren, Re,
prdieutanteu uno Siir5ern be8 9iltritts
Columbia ernenne; @or BON ytep= Oorf beam.
tragic etnen SeIdlluB, oaB Der Sorliber ELL
@refutip=@omite BON II Dtitgliebern ernenue,
pelheS in elmer fiiufti9en SerIanmlung Iolde
MaBreseln uoritla9en iOlle, tpte iie ben Snte,
reilen bes 2anoeS am 0ienlid)iten ieien. Oieie
BeihliiIe murbeu mad Der Debate gebilltqt.
gSabreno Der Seprebuug berri6te grobe @tnz
miitbigfeit; man mar ii6 iiber Die Yfitten
Der Ifajorltdt bes 6aules poafommen flar.
alle ltimnten therein, oab bic Steuern 10
piel, als n1slid, rebnSirt merben iOllteu,
uno baB Die &egierung iparamer cinseri6tet
perben miiiie. Oas 2ano forbere, oab Der
Corruption @iubalt getban neroe, uub Die
| Osmpfrater f6nn.en uidlt ermarten, baB oaa
eauo su ibusn itehen werOe, peun ite niGt
eft aeigten, oab iie bic Sreunbe bes ScltsS
ieien. = Die Geriammluus uerta9te iit mad
14zitliu0i9er Seratbung.
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@urap6iid|e Ga5el6eriG)ges
Meiteres iiber bas 1lngiiid lit
Sremerbaben.

New=Dorf, 13. 9eSer1bsr. - 9r
y5eralD" bat folgenbe Spe5ialOepei6en BON
Qoneon unb 8rentrbapen: Solgenoe Salii
beS OampferS yltoiel" wurOell
ourd Die Opuamit= @rploFon in 8remelbas
pen qetootet: Sermanu @ranler BON Soma
uuo @lfreb &ranidJ8felber BON Seitrei9 ;
uermunoetmurbe 6rau Wdrteus BON Bremen.
- Terner murcen ioigenOe 3miifeubefs.
8aiIagtere ge:0otet: Seiuri9 Saue, Otto
aiinid)e, Nbolpb 8aufmann, ale orei @mi=
granten aus Nor6Soeeutl9latO; perfpnnoei
puroen RuOolph gSitte Don Jtep Dorf
gSilbelm Samiot, SOiepb Dancer unO @m
S9OmaS.
SIN @an5eu blieben 81 9erionen auf bel
Stelle toot, unb SO murben uerlpunoet; BIZ
NtebrSabl Der Seruusliidteu beitaub aus Be
mobuern Don Sreuerbaoen, weld]e itd1 au
Dem Quai ueriammelt batteH, ur1 ben Dam
pier abfabreu 81 ieben.
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5beatcrsSorftclluug oeS yIrto II"
in Der yOt danicS y Qlle." - 8ie
AMI geiteru 2lbeuo angeiCste SOrltsuuug nit
ourauiioigeuoem 3an3trdn56eu mar uon ben
,,2rioulten" uno lhreH 0anlcn 10 5ablretd
baiu1t, oaB man nit 6ug unO Retlt bebanp
ten oari. Der Serctu uno leiue 2tageh6rtgeH
waren Dou;dbllg Gupeieno. 3ur auiittbz
runa gelangte: yOer 3tebbOd" BON Sobebue.
Q8a8 0ieic an tolilfeN Gfiettcu 10 itbcrau5
rei6e Boiie etma nod 5u mitnben itbrtg &c
laiieu bdttc, 0a5 puBteu Die III OerlelbCu at
tioen fiiuitlerinnen uHo &ituIilcr I'M oolfen
OiQBe Ill completircn. Die Utltmlrtenoen,
beiteben0 aus oen 3ameu SrQl 28tutel, Srl8.
llQw8berQ, 5lidler uuo SauOe, Iople ben
$50. &naup, tOednann uu0 QSIntel, luuBten
ItH Den linen Sugetbellten Stolen III Der Sus
irieoeuitelleupiteu gSelle i'll entleolAen unO oa8
9unse lpurDe oaourd) Sn etnem tortgeleBteu
Ittentat Quf Die 2ador9ane Der 3ulhauer.-
RQd) Der Soritelluug trug Der Seretn nodl
mebrere @eiang8ltlde nit Der tbm oon 1eber
eiaeuen IleitcrIddft Dor, unO 0dnn-nru
oauu nabmeu Dtdnuleln, nte WelblCln Gtenlt
bel Der flotteu Gerpfdlore, melder oenn audi
! i'll Der unge;mungenlteu 2SeIle bis lon9e nad)
2tltteruad)l Der iiblldle Sribut ge5olt muros.
Nu8Qeie t. - SrGu ISM. y. gSehnr
Nr. 201, Glib 6remontltraBe, ipobubaft, fauo
aeItern Qbeno nm Il llbr oil Der SG0neitede
Ser 0tiogel1= mo SterrettTraBe ell ruetBeS
melbltd)c5 ueusgetoreue5 Sino. Ste madlte
ote Beluobuer oe8 gdbauIe8 auf ben 6uno
auilnertiam, uuO oieielben nGbmen iid] Der
fleiuen 2Seltbiir0eriu an. !6r. g8ebu, Gem
| ieine Tlau BON i6rer @ntoeduug Wtittbeilung
madte, brad)te oann Oa8 &tno mad eincr
| QSobnnnC, gir. pol, Siios6remoutlraBe, no
Il oi,L fnf
er e8 begen unO ple9en mill.
| Senteru etueS q d)ooner8 s. Der
! nit @raut 6ela0ene, bon 9tihmono nad
! Bbtlaoelpbla betimmtc ShoCuer yBbllaoel-
pbta" tenterte getrn gc9en Dtttta9 unlDett
| Der Yoole8 Sniel. Die Raunifait murOe
pom IGampier Grumpeter," Gapt. @arotn,
aufgenommeu uno freunOltd behanoelt. Der
Gopitdu peS yYbilaOelpbia" lit S.Gmln9 uno
Der Steuermann SObu 9tiharOion. Der Sod
oes Sd)tlie8, eiu Siege, ertranf. Capt. Gmtn9
bitBte S465 SGargelo, cine gotbene ubr neblt
Sette uno ietue idmmtli1en SletOun98titde
ellt.
0erbeuti6eprOte ftantti d E
Sountag8s 9 d smile b rers y T.
/ II bielt geitern ielne mOnatltf)e Sttuu9 in
Der beutId1en rerormtrten Stride, &de Cara.
toqa uno Sdlr0Derftr., ob. 3aitcr @. @alt
uon Der ct. ESohanHtszSrd,e al &aluertitr.
er6fiuete Die Yeriammlun9 nit Der SorleIun9
eiues Abidnitte8 aus Der bell. SdJrift. mo-
raui bic YerbauoluugeH inter Dem BrdioiuaI
Se5 BatorS N. Bod)maun ibren 4niang nah.
men; 6r. s. Bad iiibrte oaS YrotOtol.
gtaf Serleiung uno Annabme oeS Yroto,
foaS Der lesteu SiBuug brad)te baS Grefutiu.
@omite etneu 8erid9t eu, monad in Oel
nQnlteu, in Der oeutihen euarg. Sird)s, Sd,
C8recnItr. mo GicersNllep, 81 bnltenoen Ser
iammlung iiter oas 8bema: D0ie 8did]t,r
Der Sounlag5idlule ge9eu ben Iberalaubcr
uno llnglGuben" 8eOen Our9 Die Baltorer
0tn9er uuO S. 6. 6auier 9ebultsn uerOeu
iollen.
0aS fir Die geitrige Seriammlung aufgc.
! feate &beula bstraf 50. SObauues, Sap, I'll
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&antpf utter Rerubltfaaern .tm
Orltffidle SeNte.

2eaoen mort b, SaniaS, u. 0eSbr.
= Ntau miro f9 erinneru, paB @mbep, Der
Nann, ruel9er i'm Wai periu6te, Den Sberz
iten 3. u. 2lHthonp meuhlin9s 5u ermoroen,
eineu grtitel uer6HeHtlldte, Ter Intbonn's
9mtsbanolungen als Saabmeilter l6arf fri
tiiirte. Die in ben Qrtlfel etuaeltreuteu au=
flagen tpurOeu ais grunoloS bargethan,
pelienun9ea6tet fauo 4nthonp aus Dap
Sames s. gegat. uno ein Mann, Nameus
@onep, llnteriGrtften iammeIten uuO fi9 be-
niibten, feline 9lbiebung 5u crmirfen. Die
nGbere Radfori6uu9 bat ergeben, OaB eine
f0rmliAe &eri6p0rung eriitirte, Die nit Siilie
gefdlId)ter AhioanitS in'8 gSerf geett merben
iollte. 9e9ate nno iein @enoiie batten meiit
unwlfenoe 9te9er beuust, nm bic fali9eH
3eugniHe gegen Antbonp al beidp6ren.
SeiSe iinD leet nad gSaibingtou 9ereii't, I'M
ihr @onlplot in's gSerf 5l ieteu.
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8rooioence, 9f-S., 13. Desbr.-0er
mad gfep>Dorf gebenoe 9ta6t'us puroe bel
9bapman8zg gScid]e oprd irrtbHmli6e gSeiz
9enitcaung beute 0tOrgen IL llbr aus Dem
@elelle geibleuOert. @liidlhermeiie wurbe
leordl gttemano Oerlett; OieieS mar augen,
ldeinitdl etn Seriud, pell 3ug gu i9Gbtgen,
oa Die 2Ssldle gdnslih IN llnoronung sebradt
mnr
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gtew .gort, II. 0t3br. = (Grtidt)
Der 65ziGGrlgc GbriItlun S0bler wuroe 9eiteru
Ntorgcn al Der ShweQe Ieiue5 gaOenS i'll
gtr. l6l, Erince= 5raBe, in lebloiem gu
itauoe geiunocn. 8et udberer llutcriu1mg
oeS Sales itelte ft berOu8, OaB Der Ser
itorbene wdbreno Der ytaat 8oblen9a8 eiHs
geQtbmet bate uEO am YiOrQeH 3par nod
frdftia genuQ mar, Die Ebtre gu 6iiHen, oanu
aber Oernubli6 ieiu SemuBtieiu uerlor mo
itarb. Der SOrOuer erBielt Jt0fridt Boil
DEM SoriaQe.
= (GuceO.) Ser Sherifi bat 10000
@irfulare iibar ole Union ucrItreut, weld)e
3meeo's Yortrait uro eme geuuuc Yerioual'
beidreibuug entBalteu unO 9emlmlgen, Der
ben 6GihtlIug ctniaugt, cine 8elobnrmg
DOH $4,000 5uiibru. Loves labor lost.
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Ser amgeblid)e 3attb pon 2Sertbs
OQtterett

8aibington, IS. 0eSbr. --Sr. 0ar-
oen, Der @eianOte bon Guatemala, lagt i'll
grwlDerung auf bic beutige ytaAira9e, oaB
eS nid)t mabr let, oaB er un elnen &offer, III
welhem iid SouOs gum Setrage uOn sl5,-
100000 beiunGen batten, beraubt tporben lei.
ST lei in yte,pzOorf alleroingS um ieinen
aofier beitobler porben, aber bleier babe
aliidli9ermeiie nur itine Gleioer entbalten.
Gr babe oasegen OurAaus feline Sonos I'M
Seiit aehabt,
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Srduoe.

Mfilto II, 8enni., 13. 0e;. - @eilern
abeno ge9en llbr puroe i'm @rp9eidoB oes
,RiueriiOe 5otels" 6euer eutoedt, pelheS
iebr raid auf Seag & @utldnoer'S @euiert
iiberiprang uno beibe 9ebduoe eiudiderte.
Serlult 100000. 9aS 6euer fam mabr
ideinlifI Our9 einen befefteu 9tau6faug Gus,
Rem 9orf, 13. 9e5br. - Die &ienz
ruB= =Sabrtf BON SantDlcr & @omp., ytr. 526,
BateritraBe, rpuroe beute abeno Ourf Sener
,srit0rt. Serluit $4,000; Serit6eurn9
$4,000.
d 0 d. efter, R.=D., IS. 9ebr. - Sn
Quon, 2trin9tonze eountp, piitbet elue furdt=
bare 6euersbrunit, Delde Oa8 gan3e 0Drf
hen 81 5erli0ren orobt. Spriben iino gu
9iilfe aeididt moroen.
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0erttdlt itbcr Seidttasnnbme oes
0tuttcS Uptt WiQrSd1au gSddforO.

yf 10 Orle0 IS, 9e3br.- Die 8e=
l4la9nobme bes 2lmtes BON 0tari9aa 8af=
taro ourd) S. s. Barrett, wel6e ourh 9pe.
5lal=0epeiden BON gSaibington in rue1tlid deu
Sldttern an II. ts. Df8 berid)tet muroe, lit
unridtta. Barrett ioll it6 aaerbin9S in Der
Stabt beftnoen, bat iid) aber bi5 jebt nod
nidt ge5ei9t.
gSalb btugton, 13. 9e5br. -6reunbe
bes OAri4alls Badarb Iuqen, Der 8erid}t,
baB beiien 2lmt in Ne>p-Srlcau8 in 8eI9laq
9ennmmen morben lei, tomme tpabri6einli6
oabsr, eaB elm GegierungS @ebeimpoliSiit perz
lan9t bate, oeiien Siider Su ieben, nm angebe
ltde Setrit9eretcn 81 entOedeu, er muroe je=
DOdl nbaemIeien
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Sn,ecN,a WiirnId1nft.

gfem gorf, 13. 9esbr. = Ser 0tz
itrtftS Qumalt ftelte heute i'm @erdte fir
Sper unb Sernliuer ben 4ntrag, Die Siirg-
lfait oes 8u1. 80. Smeeb in ben beri6leOez
nen gegen ibn idipebenoeu auflagen fiir per~
fallen Su erfldren. t6r. 9ublep 5ielo pertrat
5rn. Charles 9epliu, einen Der Biirgen, unb
ais Der 3ettere aufgeforOert waroe, DenSmeeO
oor5ufiibreu, leste Tiels elm affioaoit Dor, IN
fpelhem auSeiuanoer geleBt wuroe, marum
biegHr9idaft nid,t fir perfallen erfldrt lperOen
iolte. Sn bem Afioaoit wurce Sargetban,
baB Die 8lager (Staat nno StaoD eS lelbf
unmD9lt6 fir Die giirgeu 9emadt bdtten, ben
gerflasteu porsufiibren, 0enn fte bdtten ben
Nngeflagteu ibnen aus Den 5anocn genom-
men unb Dem S6eriff iibergeben. 5eoer
anipru9 an Sru. 9eoin lei infolge oeiien
unbegriinoet. Der DtihiftS anmalt ar9r=
mentirte, baB es Die $flidbt Oe8 @erlftes Iet,
ote Sei6lagnaame Der Slir9ida1tslunlmee 5u
ucrfii9en. 9as @erid)t bebielt iid1 Die eatz
id1Pth hmm nnr