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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
The Martinsburg Independent.


The head and front Of the Mrtinsburs h
.lspeaIssi being wei, known asa mos, bitter,
incorporating partisan Of the Republican
sec,. and its lesser light only feeble, milk
and water type Of the yielding kind, once pro-
Tossing conservatism, but roc following the
bead Of his chief, We willingly concede that
the aforesaid " HldepeHdeRt is no, Democrat
e paper any more than il is Republican pa
per. asd the "aut0crat Of the FREE Pass
or any other man needs not pebble glasses or a
microscope 10 discover that fact in natural
science. l, is apparent to casua! observer
that the digestive organ Of The Aforesaid
u. l. mus, be sadly out Of tune, otherw Use 1;
would no, look with such jlund.cci eyes on
The actions Of its contemporaries. Il may not
ue turning q crank itself, but surely is
cranky enough 10 need a twist in the right di-
roction from some powerful hands, and if the
FREE Pass feels itself competcn. 10 assist 10
the slightest degree 10 Strengthening its crook
Ell ways, Of course il is our duty 70 so ahead
II anybody in tue newspaper business or
otherwise can discover OF has discovered that
tie FagE Pass has ever turned a BALI
dime into its Golfers by cspousins the cause Of
avg politician who ever has been or ever will
be elected to any public Office, we would be
clad 70 see the halEdime. We never received
one cent or the value Of one cent from Mr..
Faulkner or any other representative Of the
people, nor 20 We ever expect any reward cx-
eept the consciousness Of having acted accord
iug 90 our honest convictions ofrigLt, aud done
wlat We could for cur patrons by holding up
before them The men WHOM we believed would
serve them most faithfully, and best promote
the interests 0f their constituents. If this
serving our own community to the best Of cur
aJli,y-is what the hipsH3,E: means by
ID turning tue family crank, We acknowledge
thc corn: if not, let him come out AID say ,rio
Of he Ola Family has been personally az
sraolizel Jy our Efforts, aul we viii be glad
90 rejoics 10 the prosperity ofthat member, for,
as far as we can see We all make our hats, coats
aud boots bold cut as long as We DID 10 days
Of y1re when We didn't turn q crank, % and
grcco5acks were as novel an appearance al
most as ia times when We s1r wheelbarrow
Lads Of Confederate scrip going 10 market.
We have never asPirel % tie leadership Of
this or that party. An open, honorable con-
sarvatism, joined 90 experience aud ability uni
rer,ally Acknowledged, are the characteristics
which we ,hiuk ough; 90 belong to ihc chosen
representatives Of tie people. and 70 these and
those who possess ,hem wc aye determined TO
hold, 90 matter 10y VIVA. vile ISLANDERS or vita
psra,ion We are assailej by jealous Coutempo-
rlries, who, Judging others by themselves, AZ
tribute TO us the contemplate motives by
which, Do doubt, they are influenced, but
which we utterly and distinctly here aud here
after lis-lain and spnrn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
Look Before You Leap.

Tie editor Of tLc Plrkcrsbur- Sentinel las
been lagrslus Dis sca'pias knife over the
West Virginia delegation 10 Congress for the
Last few weeks. he has Teen charging upon
them theair5c.oUs crime of permitting law 20
pass Congress this session without opposition
upon their part, lcprJios TMLersJurs Of her
commercial privilege as q port Of entry aud
delivery ana bes;owias t'lt distinction upon
Ga',pols u Ohio. No language Of jeouucil-
ton was Zoo strong toroJasc tue Injustice thus
done TO plrkeslurg aud ,lata whole dele
cation Of Yves, N.reiaiaas should thus con-
,pire % honor de Buckeye State a. the ex-
peusc Of the n9J'est city iu Wes; Virginia.
vas a wrsas tia, could uo; be endured. /,
vas even suggested tLltia accomplishing So
uellsious purpose bribery mus; have been
rcsos,ed % ly that Oh French settlement al
GlliPoH,. You after a.. Ills fairy and iudi,-
ration. i, ta7as cot tlat DO such LAW Las pass
ed Congress. TIA; 90 petition. proposition or
uoveuea; booking TO any such purpose or re-
suit, has Been before tle present. Congress at
40. Itis &c simple Ggmcut Of hedisorjer-
"a brain OF aa cv..ab.c editor There is
god Zeal ot virtue .a o'l songs
.Ea.'-- mind Che golden -a's.-
l.. before son leap.
rrE..t pins OBJ fa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
West Virginia.

Judge lIoge began a term of the Circuit
Court Of Morgan on Tuesday.
Hon. Benjamin Wilson, Representative in
Congress from the Wheeling district, who has
been extremely i'll for some time, has so
far recovered that he will be able to return to
his home in the course OF few days.
The Morgan Merewy says the store house
and dwelling of A.C Hammond, Esq, aud
occupied by Messrs. MuhlCuburg & Bro, at
Great Cacapon depot, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, took fire on Sunday morning
last. Young Mr.. Muhlenburg had one Of his
feet burned.
A big suit has been entered against the City
Of Wheeling, the damages being laid at Sl0,-
600 The cause Of the suit is as follows -
During the blasting of limestone by the pris-
oncrs confined in the Work house, piece
of stone few some distance and struck a lit
tie cir, named Annie Schell. The result Of
the wounds has caused partial insanity lthe
child being struck on the headl and suit has
been entered as above stated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06

Belknap is reported confident and belliser-
ent. Well, that is to be expected of man
who has SO long been playing a confidence
game.
The Executive, Legislative and judicial re-
form appropriation has passed the House of
Representatives, reducing the expenditures OF
the Government in these departments some
five millions of dollars. 1t remains now TO be
seen what the Senate will DO with this BILL
Col. Baylor successful management Of the
financial affairs of our county is the theme Of
appreciation and eulogy of almost every paper
in the State. All agree that there is demand
for such financial ability in the Senate of West
Virginia. We have no doubt the people of
this Senatorial district are very much Of the
same opinion. So, Col. plant your corn, har-
vest your hay and wheat, aud prepare your
self for a short canvass in the Fall.
The Richie Gosette, with no ground for the
assertion, speaks Of The Wheeling Standard as
the organ Ct Mr.. Faulkner The Standard in
noticing the article repels the idea that that
paper is the organ of any man, but adds that
he feels free to say +" that in point Of ability,
industry, training, and a general appreciation
of the interests of this State, Mr.. Faulkner is
head and shoulders above any Of his imme-
date competitors"
The House of Representatives Tuesday u
unanimously adopted resolution, offered by
Mr.. Lamar. Of Miss, resembling and expung-
ing so much of the resolution of censure of
John Young Brown, of Ky, passed by the
last Congress, as charged him with prevarica-
ton in his controversy with Gen. Butler, of
Mass. In seconding the resolution Mr.. Blaine
paid tribute to Mr. Browns high character
and sustained his veracity.
Halett Kilbourne has been discharged by
the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
from the imprisonment Inflicted upon him 10y
the House of Representatives for contempt
This decision is contrary to the general expec-
tatiou, and is based upon the fact that his con-
tempt of the House was certified by the Speak
er, according to an existing law, to the Crimi-
nal Court Of the District, that he had been in
dicted for that offence and thus the House lost
jurisdiction over his body. We have no doubt
that Congress will adopt proper legislation to
meet all future cases Of the kind
The Martinsburg Independent, whose liiera-
~ taste and intellectual prominence will be
as readily conceded as the sounducss Of its de-
mocracy, in an ecstAcy Of enthusiasm declares
that Henry S. Walker, Of West Virginia, is a
more brilliant man than Beecher, Longlellow,
or Emerson Of America More brilliant than
Disrael Gladstone, or Blight Of England.
/ More brilliant than Theirs of France, Bismark
of Germany, or CASTELAR, of Spain, and in fact
| that he is the most brilliant mau of the nine
teenth century, or of the age in which he lives.
| This is certainly very high pra e, and the
people of the Kanawha valley will be dumb
brutes, indeed, if now, having the opportuni-
/ ty, they decline TO send such phenomenal
genius to the national councils of our country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
Closing of the Valley Railroad.

The b. as o. r. Il. withdrew its engines and
cars from the Valley railroad, between Staun-
ton and llrrisonburs, Va, on Saturday night
last. the arrangement by which the Baltimore
ana Ohio road had been operating the Valley
rad having terminated Oh the Isl Of Nay by a
resolution Of the stockholders meeting at
Saanton on the 10Th Of March. Hopes are
entertained at Sauntou aud in Baltimore that
some arrangement will be made at the stock
h0lI.rs' meeting on the S0,h Of May 10y which
tLo road VIII again be operated
C.l NJ g Ilarman started line Of stages
between Staua;on and Iarrisonburs, on Mon
day, 90 carry the mails AMI passengers be-
tween tie two points.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy

Is no Patent Medicine Humbug. got up TO
dupe the ignorant aud credulous. nor is il re-
presented as being composed Of rare and
precious substances brought from tie four cor
ners Of the earth, carried seven times across the
Great Desert Of Sahara gu The backs Of four
teen camels. and brought across the Atlantic
Ocean on two ships" 1t is simple, mild,
soothing remedy, a perfect Specific for Catarrh
aud Cold in the Head :" also for offensive
breath, loss or impairment Of the sense Of smell,
taste, or hearing, watery or weak eyes. pain
or pressure 10 the Head, when caused, as they
all not unlrcquenlly are, by tic violence Of
Catarh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
Maryland.

Hon Daniel Clark, prominent lawyer Of
Baltimore, and who was stricken with paraly-
sis about two weeks ago, is dead His life was
insured for $4,000
Mr.. Charles A. WALES. sou-in-law Of Mr..
George Cotton of the ARapolis Republican died
recently. An insurance upon his life Of $40
OOO
Samuel NJ Sheets convicted Of forcble in
cest in Allegheny county. Nd, has been SEN
fenced to fifteen years confinement in the pen
itentiary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
Loudoun Items.

From the Leesburg papers we learn
Dr. Eaton, died at his home near ut. Gilead
in the s4th year Of bis age
II. w Brown who left several years ago,
and c. E. Evard, who left six months ago, for
distant parts to seek their frtunes, have re-
turned to the bosom of their old mother Yir-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
Clarke County Clippings.

We learn from the Courier
The growing wheat indicates a good yield
The conservative voters are requested to
meet at the Court House on Monday
A pet lamb belonging to Mr. Ferguson, bit
off the end of finger Of Mr. FergusonS lit
tie child one day last week.
Mr.. Fishbangb, at Long Marsh, has a mare
that gave birth to colt that had only three
legs, but five feet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
NOTICE.

A CTITlFlCA7k q, Incorporation h..
n bon ottair,d for The &c Ntmmial A.. ~
Ton all vlo have eortilubd, and all Who ;,,,.s
20 o,ntrii ute, TO The objects Of the Ass, ciati'
rteuesi,d to meet at Lee Hall, Chsrlestorn =.
WEDNESDAY, ths lOd day # NAY, IS7e.
at IL o'clock. NJ, for the purpose Of eleetp, a.
organization under the said Certificate of Inc
porstion. Ills hoped the attendance will De lsrss
A. Z. HOPKINS. o.
JAS. LAW. H00FP.
W. II. TRAYERS,
CLE0N MOORE.
G. W. SADLER.
May Q, lsi6-lL incorporates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06

The Willamette Woolen Mills, Salem
Oregon, were burned Wednesday loss $780,
900, insurance $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06

\ fire in Troche New, Wednesday morning,
burned about twenty buildings, mostly dwell
ia.s loss MT stated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06

Senator Morton was attacked with serious
indispCsiion in tie Senate chamber WelneS-
day afternoon, tending to iainting spells. lie
was taken to bis quarters at the Eblitt House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
II pIHINf VIII DC
FOR RENT

from the Isl day of July, 1876. The capacity Of
the Mill is about
TWENTY rho USIND BUSHELS,
and il is situated ia fine wheat growing region
only thrce-fOurths of n mile from the Berryyill,
and Charcstswn Turnpike, and is convenient %
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad.
Application can be made 10 James w. Roper.
Trustee, or 10 the undersigned at Charlcstnwn,
West Virginia. W. A. ROPER,
May 6, lS7G-3t Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING
WANTED.

GENERAL young men who have some energy
y about them TO sell the HOWE SEWING MA
CHINE. For particulars apply To the COmpany's
HEADQUARTERS az l2 North Charles Street, Balt-
more, Maryland, or to the undersigned at Hsr-
per's Ferry, w. Va.
". Z. oCTCALT.
May C, Is76--l,.$
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06
LUMBER.
DOVER MILL FOR RENT.

TINS very superior Mil, located two mile,
L South of Charlestown, jefferson COUNTY.
West Virginia, will be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-05-06

FRUIT HILL NURSERY,
Eruit Hill Nurscry,

1--WE Subscribers call attention 10 the great Va
ficty Of Trees. Plants, Vines, Roses, &c, &c,
M tleir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
Sta0t Baltimore.

Gin erfolgre 8 d. IN &.
3 / e b # q b murbe Dor etutgen 6ageE dn
Or. S. 2Icpo Dtartiu, am Utount- Sernou=
Blace mobnbait, auSgeIlIbrt, Tabren0 CT Der
QSeltausltellung in HbllaOelp9Ia elnen gtiu1
abtattete. @r beianb iid in etnem geordH9t
geiiaten absnbabn=gSay8on, ais ct ieiner
golonen llbr neblt Selte TN gSertbe Oon SOC
b;raubt pnroe. 81 bate bereit8 cen 8abn.
ruaggon perlafien, aI5 er itinen Gcrlut be,
merfte; eine Serbaftung fonnte oaber nid)t
porgeuoumen iuerOeH.
Or. 9. Sone5 unter SiirQidaft
Qeft t. - Ser Nnmalt be8 Or. Yndler
SoneS, 6r. Wm. Yinfnep 2Sb1te, iteQte Qee
terlt gta1mittag bel'm Sberri6ter Srpnu
ben 2lntrag, ben Der Yornabnie einer Abors
tion NIB III 6olge bappn Der &Gotung OeS
SRI. Mdttie 9toberts be6ulhtgten Or. Sones
9esen Siirgipaft trei Su laiien. Sberrid1ter
Sronn ia9te, baB Or. SonsS eiue8 Serbre.
6enS beihuloi9t let, auf weldle8 Die fir Soet-
idlag rerbdngte Straie Aumenoung finoe UNI
fiir melf)eS Siir9!taft SulGift9 lei. Nu1ocnl
Die 8iirgi9ait anf $4,000 felt9elett mar, murSs
Or. Sones Don einem @ebilfs- gGarSein aus
Dem @sfangniiie uaf Dem 4mt&lotole oes
Aftuars bes @rtmlnat9eetdtS gebrad1t, mr
Die 50. 81. 3. Wpsr8 un6 S. 6. S'Oouo-
pqa fd) fir ibn perb!irstsn uuO feline 8rei.
laiiun9 belpIrften,
Gin autrag auf GbeidetSun9
1T Don 0rn. y. Goltgriepc i'm idotli1er
SreisqeridDte gelfellt tporben. @r uerlangt
Die Gheienug noa ieiuer 6rau amalie !6olt.
qriene, nit per er ii0 am 23. Mpril B. $. perz
bejrQthete, bon Der er iidl aber balo trennte,
ais er eriutr, baE fe Dor Der Serberatbuno
eiuen unnloralii@en Sebcaswanbel 9ciGbrl
baben lCa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
SagsssM Meulateitell.
(Goisorieue, teteerapbiid,e nao gSedbiels
bI1ftessyi otiseN.l ~

SaS uom @ongreB eingelebte G 0 M it e,
meldes @rmittlln9en iiber Die u olb : II n 3
SiIbersS rage ansultellen unb in nad)-
iter Oidt Sertd,t 5u eraatten bat, begaun ieine
Sibungen in gteiu-Oorf. Inter oin be,uor-
raeenoen 9eihGft5 ft5mdnnern. weld)e anfgefor-
bert lporben iiuo, ibre Anit1ten Gem @omlte
uorSulegen, 1T per- Sriebrt6 6 ii b e
Don Der :poblbefaunten NerpzYOrter Sauffir@
ma &nanth, Jtad)oo & &iihne. SaSu benerft
Die nN.'D. Sanoelsseitun9::" gSeam iib oas
GOmite bel sluserGeliung ieines SeriftS BON
ben Inihauungen bieieS Serrn, ionie Der oil,
oereu praftilhen 9eihdftsleute leiten ldbt, 10
wlro es i'm Stanoe ieiE, benz @on9reB eineu
gebiegeneu uno Smedeniprede Serldt pOrz
Sule9cn."
Ser @nfe1 2afapette' 8 bat oil
ben y iirger It ct VI e 10 orr Ell
nen bon Baris, 80. September, Oatirten Srtef
gcridtet, oe;ieu ioaupttellen 10 louteu: .Su
sSolse meiner lGugereu Ibmeienhelt BON 0aue
iiub mir Die amerifaniiden 3eitungen, ipelde
8eridts iiber bic Gnthiilung Der Statue met
mes @r0Bucter8, bes @eueralS 2afapettc, ent=
balten, erit iett 81 Sanosn gesommen. SD
erad3te eS als cine angenehme Yaldlt, Shuen
in metnenI NIB meiner Sall3en Saililie Jtas
men su iageH, ule iebr mir bannrth seriibrt
,paren uno mte Dautbar mir iiub! Die Biirsel
9terpsDort's baben iest ein StanDbilo Nas
iaeett'S in ibrer StaDt, luelde Die 1eloen bon
1776 nod in ibrer &tnbbctt iaben uno Die jebi
su elmer Der eriten Stdnte Der Welt emporqe.
madjien ift. 9ttdts fann better bapon sellgen
mie serehtfertist ber amsrifantlfe llnabbdu.
9iefsttstriea mar nnb iuie Ipuuoerbar isint
9aeultate (tno. 9ie gtadfommen @enera
eaiapette's lpreden ben Bdrgern Neu=0orf's
uno allen, weldle nit ibnen Der &ntbiillungS
feler bclOobntsu, ibren aufriAtisiten Dan
an5."
@tnen GbJrnnb bon @orrup
tio II ppne @leiden entbiilt Der 8er1t ne
&onlte'S sur llnterirdlng oes Wariusoepar
tements. IHJ l60 ergseorudten Sf.dpiejte
brdn9t Der asmiral Wh,ttborne Die @rseb
uiiIe einer adtnlonatlid,en untcrlnhunq Al
lanlmen. ytur Giniges oaraus finpe bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-21
0urDpSiIGje 2aeelberi4ass
Gnatano.


2cubo", 20. Sftober. = @egen Or.
Slabe, Den ailerifani6enSpi SpirltualtIten, uno
oeiieu @ebHlfen SimmonS iuo 0rti meitere
9ieIc Slqqcu, Iotuie Der urIpriinalid)e 8roSeB
pe.reh mOrgeu Sur SerbanOlung gelaagen.
&onb on, 20. Sftbr. - Sine gSiener De-
peld)e an ben .Gelegrapb" meloet: n@S miro
bier ais geuiB angelebcn, Dap Der @3ar IN Der
Seratbung Su 2tuaola burd) Den S5aropltld],
@orti1afoff unO Die @emablin Oe8 @5aren,
uclde lGmmtli1 auf Seiten Der gtationalz
Bartei iteben, iiberitimnlt mur0e."
Die uatbItc notwithstanding tn a5aris.
Ser1in, 20. Sttober. - @tne Utaloritat
Der hiei9au 5anbeIStammer bat fd 81 Sun,
item Der Yetbetliauna 9eutid)lauo's an Der
nd4iten franS0fihen BeltzAnSfelnnl ans
Qelproden mo empfctlen, baB Die 8egierung
etne SubIOie gu bieiem 3wede bemilltge.
2ouoon, 81. Sftober.-Oie BON Der SDz
nioiu Stttoria angeorOnete HatbsueriQmms
lung Io1l 3u 8almOral absebalten, uno Die
meitere Sertaguug oeS BarIament5 mirO 10
oann angeorbnet merben, 0c8 8arlament
ue1tagte itd bsfanutli6 bei'm Sdllaiie leiner
lebten Slbung bis 5un 80. Sftober 1876;
am nad)iten Wontage miro Die y .rtagung
tuabri9e,nlidl bis gum nQd)lteu Sebruar per-
ldn9ert GDeroeH.
Spanten.
Gan Seb q f / q II, 20. Sftober. - Die
9tegielung hat peroronet, oaB alle Slirger,
'rpelde gSaifen beiieen, oieelben tnnerbalb
10 Sagen oil Die Nutoritdten ab5ultefern haz
ben. Die perid)iepenen Sorts on Der 9ren5e
lino bird Sruppen beiebt por0en.
Sdjitisnalr:dIrcn.
Qneen 5town, 20. Sttober. - Ser
9ampier gOtbnia" 1T uon gtep, Dort ange'
fomnlen.
Yrifol, 20. Sftober. = Der 0annpfer
,9lrrugon" tit bon Jtems0orf an9efommen.
2oubo 90. Sftober. Oampfer
y6ouanb" lit bon SEEM 9ort angetommen.
@farft uuo Sorie.
9onbon, 20. Sttbr., 1880 NaG)m. -
GcuiclS 81 fir @elO uuo Ditto fir Brief.
Yeretuigte Staatcn S5liaationen neua
Sttnier 1864, '67er 1083, '65er 1O3, Yrior.
IS, grie log.
stuerpOO1, 20. Sftbr., 1890 STADIUM
Seumpoue rubig unb ltetig Gberlda0er
5l5!l6d. Orleans 6}i. 9erfauie 10000
gallen.
Nsnbon, 20. Sftbr. = Galcutta'sr 3ein-
laanen 80 3d., Sperm6l 88 3d., geir6l
27 Sd), 8 d, bis % cd,
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9esa,tS6te 5epefbe,t ats Nete.
YAurf

Stem 0orf, 20. Sttoter. - Sob erOf,
nete su 110B.
Der 9ampfer y&uiIia," mel6er hente
aus europa Gnlangte, uberbradte S750,000
in @olbmiin3en; I'M @ansen liefen IN 0leler
gSod)e 81 ,650,00 III Sob bier ein, BON nell
dleu bis lett bereit8 $900,0G0 Dem llnters
Sdabamte elngeSahlt murOen.
= Die yBenniglpanicr Soblen Comp"
periteigerte beute 100000 Sounen Ytttitoner
Soblen uno erbiclt nngefdhr 10 Brosent nebr
fir oieielbe1, al8 BET Der grOBeu &oblenuerz
feiaernna iH September; 200 Spnnen
,2ump," Steamer" unO ,.@rate" crSieltet
s2.92l S3 pro SOune, 5000 Sonueu y@gg"
brad)ten $40, 10000 Sonnen Store" er'
5ielten $3.SO-S3. .92@, 6O00 Sonnen Shes
nut" S3.75-$3.871.
= Die Oampiery Iuiia" unoy She Queen"
BON Qtperpool, ,,@tmbria" Don Sanburq uno
,Sonerjet" BON griltol iino bier eiugetrofs
fen.
= SIN bieliaeu Sunbesbe,irfs @eri9te
fann beute Der SrOseB aegen Sob. Sols, wels
der oeS Neiueios ansefla9t mar, itatt. SolS
hattie fir SbS. Y. Somcrpllle, ais ber 9eb
tee wegen Der @elbipinoenraub gfiaire pro-
seIiirt muroe, giirgid)aft gelctitet uno babel
fdlidlidl geidlporen, oa5 er oas erforoerlidle
gi9entbnm heiite. Somerulae erIdien oils
Nnmalt oes Augeflugteu. Sol3 murbe oes
SerbreGen8 iberfibrt.
= 9S. 8. 6. SreIdlel, Elm @tit9lieO Der
bieTgen &ttieubDrle, ltellte beute lstRe3 3ablun<
gen ein.
= Die 3oa. Ginuabmeu betru9eu beute
$204 900.
- Der llnterIAabmcilter sablte beute fir
Sntereifen $4,000 nnO iitr etn9eso9ene 2blte
9ltl0nen Sl75 200 aus.
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Hrana Sieaietf.

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Nrans 3ie9ler lit am /. Siieber i'll Berlin
ieinem lanseu 2elben erlesen. So lit weuig
mehr, ass Elm Sabr perganseu, al5 Der tapiere
Hrei1eitsfdmpfer nit Dem Sopf BON @iien
nno benz iusenofriifen bergen eines Sling
liusS bel elmer seienigea Sergniisun9 ieiner
parlalnentarii1en Sreunbe p!Dslidl unb an=
iAeineub gang nnuermittelt ieinen SoOess
ahnaHeeu in tiefbepegten uno tieIeridiittern,
BEN gSorteis gusbrud CAB. Iiemans freilrd)
mod,te bamals slcm5en, bab iie iidj 10 balo
erfiilen ,piiroelt uno onB Ger augenblid oss
Nb,d,ieos fir immer 10 naha beporltebe.
Trslltd, abnte banals aud) gflemano, oah
Seopolo 8oper5ef idon 10 balo bem 2eben
euriiien ueroen lpisrse. go uerlor Die Oeut'
ihe sSorti6rittspartei nnb nit ibr has oent'
Idle Jolt binnen Sahresfsiit spet Wannsr.
ote, 70 ueridieSen iie in ibrer art roareu, bod
aar Wanhes eemeiu batten, Die Seibe abel
pabrhait ineale @ridetnungen geaaHnt mer-
BEN ouriteu. sScs elna III pieien 8ldtterr
BON 8operbet eeriibmt wgroe; Sin Sers
anaeiiiat NIT jener ed)ten eeioeaidaft fit'
Treibeit nno Wedt uno 9Saarbeit, obne Oh
iein sebelblidcs sSirfen i'm Dfientihcn sebsr
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9us Oct 9uasesoamstaaot.

@aibington, 20. Sftober. - OaS
8oiamtSzO zOepartement 1T benadlrid)ttgt NOR
ben, Dap ote Qbfabrt DeS 0ar'pferS n2eo"
Don gteru-Yorf nad !Sauauua uno Naiiau
nit 8olia9en fir @uba unO Die Sabamaz
Sneln pom 81. b;s gum %. SftOber per>
id9obeu porben tit; ferner, oaB Der Dampfer
,Gtna" NIT YOfladen fir SaDti unO &os
lombia erit moraen anitatt beute BON Stem
Oorf abfabren miro.
9as &abinet mar beute SiD2iStuhben in
Si5ung unn uarbraf)te Dieie ,3eit baaptidd]=
ltd nit Der Selpre9ung uouSertdten, pedle
upn ben Seamten 9ewiiier iiiolid)er StaoteH
Dem @eneralaunalt &aft erftattet moroen ipa=
rem. Sine NnSabl 8outinegeiddfte .wurbe
auBerbem erleoigt. Sctretdr Cameron mar
ntdlt aupeieno. 9aS Staatsz0epartenlent
muroe pon 6rn. @aotoallaOer unO baS De-
partement beS Snnern BON Srn. @Orbam 0erI
treteu.
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in 2iberieu, fam seiterl in Q8aibin9ton OIL
uno meloet, raB Der &rleg spiidlen iener Ste.
publif NIB ben eingebOreuen Stdmmen hes
enpet lit. Die 2sbtertn baben itf Der 0te-
pub!lf einberleiber laiien.
- Sn @opiugton, ap., tpnr6en geitern IS.
S.Seoan1, alsranber 3arlanO uno 0t. UfoIe8
rpegel ungeiebmdBisen Betreiben5 einer Got.
terle oerbaitet.
- gtn Battalion oe8 3. glrtillTierIegtS.,
iowie Sbeile oe8 II. unO %. SnIanterie=Jte>
aimentS famen getern ouf tbrem 2Se9e nad)
Glib. Carolina burdl @lIdlmono, So.