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crop ot EFhss, u tHe tH1at nutritious fllinlltY,
Stock is generally reportud IN fair vonditlo'.
The eoplous showers OF June have started tue
growth OF 0rnss, Hhlch is improving rapidly,
nnd, with seasouable weather, Will souu be up to
an aYc1age. The condition ID reported slightly
len counties, & per cent below m aycrass IN
seyen countios, u per cent below IN average In
thirtcen countiss, Is PET cont below an aruTaga
ln ten counties, ~ per cent below In, thirteen
counties, anu 70 per eent below 70 twelve coun.
tios; fn tha remaining counties the condition ts
below Is per cent Of N average.
pnooM.CoKx.
The condition OF bEoona'corn lAs improved
very much during tho month Of juno, at,d thu
prospects arc more encouraging for good crop
than Ut tile time 0f previous report. Ihe tigurrs
inclosed refer to thn June report. lilo coudi-
tton 10 abuVe an ayersgo u ltvo {U) counties, au
average lu twenty-oiRht tl5l counties. aud iron.
70 Is per cont below m aTcrago in eighteen
{l2) countles. In one ~ eounty tla crop Will bc
leAs than thrca.tourtAs Of IN aYerago. Tho con-
dltiun Ia Fcportsu tn four cou1t&aa not included
Ia last csup-ciFcular,
Fo1ty.ono eountles report thu condition Of
this cFop,-thFca more than last mouth. T!le
condition ts soneWhst improved ~ compared
with last inunth's circular, but tho upfay0rablu
weati'eF early !n hs season las Injured the prus-
pects tor even a.! moderate crop. Two counties
tlea report good prospects, for an aycraRu crop;
III twenty-ono countles tho crop will be short s
10 - per ctuti tn twelve c0uutlea thp crop will
be from 20 to 30 psr caut below III average.
COTTON,
This crop Is reported In only thrce couuslss,
sll Of which report the condition Up to = gooi
avnFags, With reasonable prospects for an prdt-
Aaty crop.
SORGHUM.
Sorghum Ia reported ~ receiving mora or less
attention in eIghtY-thre1 couutius,-two more
than uoted In lust circular. Tha improved con-
ustlon, ~ compared with last mouth, IL maskcd
| ~ noted.-tlp figures ineosed ara frum tho
june report. lite condition of sorghum 10
better :hau W sysrsgs " nix u counties; ~
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-24
ms RICH CALIFORNIA BANKER.

When 1t became known that one Of
the richest California bankers had left
the Pacific Coast and transferred his
base OF operations to the New York
stock Exchange, all the shrewd financi-
ers watched his course with keen inter-
eat to see how he would succeed. The
result has emphatically proved the
wealthy bankers sagacity. Besides
having "a much wider and mere promis-
ing field to operate in, he Is known to
have been In several stock combinations
that paid immense profits. BY the CON-
bination method Of operating in stocks
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers. N.
T., unite orders Of thousands of us
toners, in different sums, into one vast
capital, and operate them US q mighty
whole, dividing profits pro rata among
shareholders every 30 days. Capital in
any amount from $40 TO 800, 600 can
be used with great success in these
pools. S25 would pay 500 profit.
$500 would make 50, 900 or 10 per cent,
on the stock during the month. Messrs.
Lawrence q Co. Is new circular (mailed
free) gives two unerring rules for
success" and full particulars, so that
any one can operate in stocks, and
make money. Stocks and bonds want
ed. Government bonds supplied. APP
ply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers. 81
Exchange Place, N. Y.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-24
Stock Generations That Paw.

The past few weeks have been prolific OF
immense, percentage. OF prohts at the New
.ernic sums In well manipulated stock trans
actions. which returned n legitimate gain on
capital invested according, TO correct busi-
tho market. The latest and most successful
method fnr operating In q regular way Is In
OF dealing in stocks, which affords absolute
otherwise. 1he vast aegregates on the SALES
OF snares that have recently attained such
mighty. proportions, have been chiefly pro-
Noted by The infusion of this new element,
The conservative basis of this system Ia its
great safety 10 be sure OF gaining the large
profits that accrue so quickly In stock move
against ~we-plng risks. This Is why the
protective system excels al. On Monday
81. 0p0 OH Lake shore stock by Tho Financial
Union sys en-, n d OF Thursday closed with
day u bank cashier In Pniiadsiphia put a.
30 In Protective operation IN Norihwestt
st. ok . nd on Saturday closed the contract
week two mechanics In Boston united their
crpitai am inv. sted sze6 ON Micoirnn Cen
cd receipt OF Il .s2e.s5 profits. The last week
In jul, Ave farmers IL Central Ne ' York in-
vested 800 each In Financial Unions on st.
Paul stock, und on Thursday. the 18th OF Aug
ust, they clos, d the deal and divided $500
equally between tn.m. A lady IN one OF the
weeks In gro sc,tveso on Western Union and
Lake shore stocks. and mado a clean profit
of Ss7o B8 On saturday u promin. mt Penn
sylvanin politician invested $3.50 In Della
ware. L-ackawanna and Western aud Mlchi-
gan Ten raj storks. and in i've days drew out
Otto mark OF with s7.663 "a profit. A large
brew er In ct. Louis put $500 Ia Protectives
OH 81. Paul amt Northwestern stocks, and
fifteen days tterward closed with a gain OF
sif.p58.S7. These are examples Of b has
bsea accomplishedin Financial upiop by the
Protective ). stein Of operating fn stocks
then good advice has been followed. With
the present activity the prospects 20 gain in
the near future nre more favorable, as the
operations are equally "a gooi Tor catching
The profits from fluctuations up or dow rs
they occur. Amounts nom SIS to $4,000 or
more can be invested with proportionnte
success by the Financial Union System on
regular sales. that leave he control OF funds
IN the hands Of investors, with a definite
knowledge at oil times OF just what stocks
their money is on, 20 that they can see at a
glance what their pronisat any hour Of The
day by ref rr,ng TO mnrkot. quotations. All
operators " o assured OF Straightforward
treatment by the Financial Uuion 6ystem.
Orders nlled aud Information furnished by
Mess ITHAMAR DIBpELL a Co, Bankers
and Brokers No. 10 BROAD street. New York
City. s2Cduw4w
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THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.

Harper's Weekly and other powerful
refectors of public opinion reason
more than wisely when they refer to
the debt of gratitude due President
Hayes for the present impregnable po-
sition occupied by the republican party.
Looked upon with disfayor and suspi-
cion in the early days of his administra-
ton by many who could not UNDER
stand bis motives or comprehend his
acts. Criticized as he was throughout the
north, east, south and west by those
who bad been instrumental In securing
his election, he occupied an unenviable
position, and an ordinary man would
have faltered In the discharge of his
duty. But President Hayes swerved
not pressed onward md to-day he
stands out In bold relief before the
American people as not only a patriotic
statesman, but a wise political leader
who has solidifed the opponents Of de-
stroying democracy as none other
could have done, who has vested the re-
publican party with the sceptre of VIC
tory-relieving 1t from the position Of
possible defeat which it occupied, dis
arming its enemies and making for it
friends SO that to-day 1t presents an un-
broken front to the nation which must
march on to the destiny OF conqueror.
Ordinary gratitude would demand
that President Hayes reap the reward
of his patriotic labors and an adher-
ence to that custom Of according by a
second term an endorsement of that
which Is meritorious and surely the
present position Of that party Of the
union which Is to-day confident as to
the future; the prosperous condi-
tion Of the country and the fact that
Rutherford B Hayes is without politi-
cal spot or blemish speaks trumpet
tongues for a denomination which he
would have no right to decline.
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The False Nation.

rxist in the minds OF many otherwise INTEL
ligent people ms to the requirements ola dis
ORDERED stomach or liver. The swallowing
way TO encourage, not To cure dyspepsia and
liver complaint- Nor can n constfpa'e ed or
ntherwi<e dIsordered condition OF the bowels
be remedied by similar treatment. That
sgrecab Q and thorough stomnrhic and aperf-
OF unpleasant and never producrs violent e-
f..t-.i Is far preferable to medicines nf the
class referred o. Itinfuses new vfgor Into n
s,rengthens the hody. and Institutes a conn
piete reform in the .cuon Of the disordered
stomach. bowels or liver Appetite and sleep
re both promoted. uterine and kidney at
t-et,ons greatly bench ted by Its use. tits
lnae-ds comprthensfv and mcritor,oue
pfepaiation. lice from drawbacks OF mi
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LORD SALIsBURY's opinion that the
protective system Of this country is
maintained solely for the benefit Of a
few and cherished as in itself an impor-
tant end instead Of a means which will
be discarded when the genius Of states
men can Aud an, thing better, Is Que
which has u hold upon the free trade
mind Of Europe which nothing eau
break The reaso is that Europe ar
CUES upon circumstances which do not
exist Pittsburgh Telegraph.
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Subscribe for THE LEADER.


Handsome profits IT, m small and large In
vestments. OF from s25 10 s25 600, In tho new
Mutual capitalization rystem 10 a matt. r OF
OF this improvea method IL attracting uui-
vers i attention: It enables anyone TO OF r.
ate successfully and eecur o TO each y .rtici-
pant niI the advantages OF uniimlIed capital
on large or small Investments. while profits
are divided pro rata among shareholderz
one capitalization f.r each OF q business men
furnished . 900 respectively. A coffin
by investing clio in n capitalization
LAST month. New circular, Rules
for Success" and invaluable Information TO
every I'm, estorm mailed iree A kinds OF stock 9
and Bonds bought and sold by Adams, Brown
4 d.. bankers and brokers, 20 q. Is Broad
street. New York. olodaw2w
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We have no nervous tonic at nnce so
reliable and convenient as Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophospbites,
and we, therefore, gladly recommend
1t in the disease Of such organs as de-
pend for health upon involuntary mus
cular action.
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The county has so long survived
without a minister at either the British
or the Russian court, that the ques-
tion OF dispensing with foreign minis
tiers altogether is now again suggested.
Inter Oceun.
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sept-@-dAwsw

vieor. loss OF memory muscular we knees.
stricture. Rleet. secondary ryp' Ills, urin~ry
and kidney complaints, Bright's disease.
removal OF tape worm.
The doctor also prepares the "Harveyan
.snenmatic Quick Cure" "Catnrrh Curs,r
..npnili ans Mountain Fever Cure. and certain
BLOOD Cure;"' price sl-oo each, or sig bottles
Tor taOo- Sold by drueRfstu.
FOR free consultation and ant ami
nee from ohserv alton 10 gunrantea a cnre.
must conndentiaiiy asidress .r cali on
J FLATTEHY. IN. d..
One Of the wofld'r Cilcumnrvirnfors.
r. Q. box zoe, Cheyenne. Wyoming. once
opposite Inter ocean Hotel.
~ Trademark OF his mntchless Hnrxevan
observation-disclosures OF th- ccicbrnted Har ysv
difcoverer Of the circulation OF he blood.
o2i-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-24

AccoRDrNe TO the New Orleans
Picoyune, the business boom has reach
ed that city. Glad TO hear 1t. More
business and less Yazoo politics will
make the south ''solid" financially, the
only sort of solidity that is not o delu-
sion and a snare.-N. !. Mil.
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GS Adrertisers ~iu make note Of thsJact
tia; THE LEADER has a larger c~ircula-
ton than any other poPer published IL,
Wyoming.1 -
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ecsTocK sPEcrLArIoN. $40 to slO0o Invested
Nail y. stocks. makes fortunes every
month. Pamphlets containing, Two ner-
ring Rules for success" sent iree. Many of
our customers in I'll arts OF the country, are
realizing large an. every 30 days. Send
for pamphlet. Address Simpson q Co.. 40 Z
change Pace. New ,NPrk. s20dawlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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THIS PAPER gg1 Si be I. & sS Sc q g a. Co
s sSsssa:s S sgT e % acasp sss Z: Is Il NV REV pdESs SRR
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sSskx.
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Guaranteed ~ q i Sss .s:sssss n sT sssss
In-veStmentslSSsgmsansssssss rom s. ' io.s. No K;
'',Iarainal' or PRIVILEGE" p,shs. Investments
received in sums Of SIS co and upward. Cores
ponderce from stock operator . solicitcd.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL ADJ

ur. fAIleHr,
10 moily New
York, Australia
and Call ornia,
has established a
private medical
and surgical Of
ice N Cheyenne,
Wyuming.for the
cnro OF private
and chronic dis
enses-special ner-
v o II debility,
spermntorrhoca,
seminal W X
ness. sbuse,
exhausted vitali-
. y, Impotence,
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llmaliiGsfdQe u,tp @erbre d,en.

ScrantOn, Yennl., II. Suli.-@in Stint
beS 6rn. 3bo8. 0organ 81 S1oezBarf, Benni.
itiirSte getern in einen nit fod)enbem Yailei
gefiillteu :3nber unb tpuroe 81 Sooe perbriibt
M &C on, @a., II. Suli.-Oie 9el6nore
nen III bem Yroseiie gegen q. s. @ibion, OIL
getla9t, Srr. .. gS. Coleman aus ytetuzYOrl
ernloroet Sit Babtn, ga6en beute na6 neunSebn;
itinOiger 8eratbuug eiuen ami ynid)t iduloig'
lantenoen gSabrlpr16 ab.
Cincinnati, II. Suli. = Cine bier Der
Ufientlidte SpeSialoepeif)e nlelbet, oaB @bas
S'8rien unb Soiepb Nnorems, IA, reip. Ii
Sabre alt, geitern Nbsno 81 Sber=Sau6ustp
O., pom Sllee eriAla9en murben.
Yroptoence, N.=S., II. Suli.-Sn bel
gnaillir=gSerfitdtte beS 6ru. @atsrmau IS
9ertcr5 5u Baptndet erplobirte beute eine Gual
tltGt @bemifalien. Oas @ebdube lpuroe in
Sraub geIett uuO inI Setrage bon 800 be.
lhdbigt. perbert 9erter tug beoenfli1e Uuu;
ben bapOu.
augnita, Me., II. Suli. - @6rn. Gbas
u. Curtis, Paitor Der bieilsen llnitarierzair6e
ertrant geltern bei'm 6ii6en i'm MooebeaO.
Gee. Die 4etd)e lpuroe auigefunoen nuo bentt
nad bisler Stabt bef6rbert.
BrOpibence, 8.=S., IL. Suli.-Soiept
Bouu8, 20 Sabre alt, iuuroe beute in ber
y y6bobez S8lanb- Sleid)eret" bon Der Utaidine
erfaBt unO sll Soee sermaln1t.
8onbout, %. g., IL. Suli. - Gin gsa.
gen, aui lueld)em cine 6rau, Ramens Gonnors
elnen Git einnabm, itiirSte beute su @bbpoiGt
in Solgt Oes Sdeuens oes Yfer6eS uon etnel
gSerite ms gSaiier, llnb Die 9rau ertranf.
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Otr. 166.

Som &u5Nnoe traien i'm bieii9en 6afeH elm: Der
fnq. SanpfeT ro6ernian" uon eiperpool &c. uHb oer
eHg Ereinni.sr rgaruod @opt. Sutton bon 9elfait,
Sjrl0no.
4n Der 5eituug NOnroe, Sa., legelten porgeeru Der
6eutlibe 0retmaiter aA9ra," 9apt 0ageniann, Don
&rerer9aoen, Der engl. &reimaitCr Beautiful Sar,"
Capt 0apion, pon 9iouen, Die eHgl. 8arte nSarriet
9ampbel," Capt. 5onIor, uon gleluzgorf, un6 Der
en9id,e Saooner gQttic, Capt. No6gtis, Don abaco
fommeno uao mad Baltimore beitimmt, uorbei.
Son Der Seitlng Oionroej Sa., iubr eeitern oer
en8l &ier ,Srun5uid," pon ct. GbomaS, tlnb Die
en9 Srigg "gnne 2luitin," Gapt. Bennett, pon Sorz
oeaur aH9ttommen, Had Baltimore a6.
gtah Dem Auslan0e tlartrteu i'm biei9en 6afen: Der
Sampicr "0aHla" mad Sremerbaucn, Der oeItlbe
8retmaitcr "Sornclus," Capt. Sorodn, ebenoabiri,
ole Sarten "9fOmd" (en9l.) Capt DicSfap, nab Sonz
6onoerr9 uno Santa Ytaria Si9ure" (ital.), @apt,
Ganano0a, mad SeIiuit.
ltad ausIdnotiten Ndten ie9elten ron bier a6:
UdttlUoh Der Sampier "Auitralian," bic 8arten ~@.
e9wtPer" uno g@caoan;" Gonneritas Der 0ompier
o@rplorer;" geitern her 0ampfer .Sania."
Die bo6e See aeiuannen, uon Baltimore obgeiabTen.
Die 9ampfer "9utr0dn," nadJ Sperpool, uuo o@rs
glorer, e6enoogtn, Die Sarc n0ta98ie Dtoore," nad
LONDONDERRY betnmt.
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Sofa! Seri6tc aus gsaT9tmstou,
Ser YrnicB Oes Sr. 0luncaiter csrSus ,So5epI
Eatdl- -H5ranoiteinlcgan9 ciucr We9ertfrdic,

esr Yrose8 oes Pr. gsuneaItsr esrsus 5o5epB
Hatdj -t3ranoiteinlcgan9 ciucr Wcgertfrdic,
= Dert6fltdIes. - 3crniiidlGes.
HNlb btngton, II, Z$uli. -- 0r. St6o
Df. Wtuncaiter reidDte geiteru Hdd)utttaQ cine
Stage gcgen 5oiepb Batf Gin, oeIIen fiir5tidJer
tbGtlid)er glngriff 0ui oeu 0oftor, bell er cine5
gelpi7en 5drtliden SerbQlniiit8 NIT iciaer
(Yatd'S) 5Srau beihulotgte, oen periGnliden
uno geltditli6en Gbaratter 0cs 1oltor8 Ida
btgte unO i'll eiu lugiinitige8 2if)t itcQtc. 81.
Utlncaltcr bate etner 3cit Die 2luidJul6igun=
gen oe6 Bat6 nit Gnti6ieoenGeit 3uriidQeuie
ian, nm ais eS 81 elnam Bro3eiie tm 8Oliltiz
9erldlte fam, luur6e Batb 0C5 tbdtltdlen 2lu-
9rlITs ldH0t9 berun0eu nu0 3u Clnem ortiz
mountllfen 2luIentBalte i'm St00t0tiduguiiie
pcrurtbellt. 0urd) cine &ppeltotjon al 0a8
Guminalgcridt uurbe Die 2tu8iiibruug DeS
llrtbeil5 ieoodJ antullirt. [StBt bcaulpruht
Or. Utuncalter $4,000 S6aOeneridt, mcl
Batd) am lettcn Soulttoge cine 9toti; III Ocm
,Gapttal" oerOIFcntlidte, in tpelfer CT ben &c
id)Gitlihen @Barafter bt8 &ldger5 ongcblid) in
Der gebGiIigitcu 2Seiie pcr0Gd)tigte uuo ionlit
Oie@hre unO oa8@eifait otS &ldger3 empfiuOz
lid l6doi9te. Der neue Yro3eB miro mobr.
ldetnltb nlbt Dor nd6item 6riihIiug jur 9er
baHOluug folnueu.
= Sn Der oergangeueu ySod)a itarben I'M
Dtitrifte 122 8wiouen.
- Die yNationol 2(nattur =8rcB= =9(focta=
ton" miro am rGdilen Ofithuoh bier i'm
National>9otcl ibrc idbrlid)e &eriommlmg
abbalttn.
- Seltcrn 9tadlnlittag rpurOe Der @runoz
Itein 81 Der neuen 9tegerz rzBaptteutirde, Gde
Der 3. uno 2zStraBe, bon oeu Jta9u= 6rcimauz
rer-2ogen uuiercr Stabt gele9t. Die Ginmei=
bun9S 5feOe belt Yaitor 81. gOane, Der Yreojz
gar Der neuen @emeiHOe. Die 8etbeiligu1g
al oer9rnnOiteiulegung mar cine ouBeror0eltz
li9 SaBlreid)e.
- AH3 Dem Swtiten 8oqibla9piete 5lpiiheu
oen o9olpofe=" un5 ,Rational Club" mel
DIES geitern 9ta6mittag III Scene geiebt marb,
gin9 abuntalS uuier bieiigsr Stub nit IS &C.
gen 6 Yoiut8 ais Sieger btrpor
= Die 5fiiditdnpe Der allgemcirtn Gtcucr=
Setrd9e fir 1878-79, meldle Dem Oiitritte
geidulOet weroen, b;talieu ii6 AMI 1888 ,G77.<
80 mn bon peri6nli4en Stelern fir Oenielbeu
3eitraum auf $74 $3.50.
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@ataitrOpbe int sa5en bon sronItaOt.

BeterS burg, II. Suli.-@in 81 Der Src=
9atte oeS AonliraiS Sa5aref geb0rigs8 GOrpl-
OobOot srplobirte am ltBten Wtittmod) i'm S1u=
ien BON arontaot gelcgertlid eiHer llc6ungs=
tabrt. Siint Manidan mlIrocu get0otet mo
pterScbn permunoet, nltbrere Der 2tbttren t6Otz
lif.
Bancroft.
Honbou, II. Sull. - Die gSollbIuoitr
@OwarO gSiirbbarg & Comp. Su Sraoior0
uu0 SeebS babeu iallirt. 0ic Yaiiipa lperNtn
an1 10000 Bfunb Sterling gtddbt.
@tniherfriIS in &soHano.
pa a 9, II. Sull. = Sammtlld)e 0tlniICr
babaI Ibrt ReF9natiOu eingereid)t.
Diarft utio Soric.
% II on IL. Sult 1890 STADIUM. -
SonIol@ 81 1916 fir @ao uno 975 fir 8rief.
Bart8, II. Suli,-9ttnttu III 1SraucS %
Gentimts iiir Srici.
Etperpool, IL. Suli, 1890 9tad)u. -
SauntnoQe lebbaft, Dttteliorte Sberldnoer
81; 90. Orleans 151G; Die b1ltigen Ser
fduie betrugen 5000 Sallen.
sdliffsnad)ridIten.
y ueen t 0 N II, II. <ltli. Der
9ampfer p@auio" iit Don ytclp Yort elm
9etrofien.
89ow, IL. Suit. - Ser Oampir
ySipmpia" 1T beutc bon 9te>u= 0Orf bier augt=
fomnleu.
gtOerpool, II. Sui. - Der 9ampier
y@ltp of2onbou" lit beute Don Ntontrcol cingez
laufeu.
gONOOn, II. 3uli. - Der 0ampfer
g9fotteroam" BON 9tew=D DOrt trai in 9}otter=
Dam ciu
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Der &lan=Opir. nglapa Gcotian," @apt. RtbarbTcu.
fubr am s. SS Dts. oon SiuerpoOl via 6olfar, RzS
na6 uHieTem paien ab.
3e1 0anlpier "28n. eaiUrence, Gapt. Somcs, fu6,
9etern ron bier mao Sapdnnnb, Ga, a6.
Der OnmpIer rgSm. Senneop," Capt 6ofer geacke
am 3. os. 9tts. pon ErooOence, IS, mad unierm
Ser Dampter .G5fQ. appolo," Capt gooeanb, fan,
9eitern Oon 8oiioR bier an.
Ser en9t. Sretmaiter ySutnsftone," Capt. @ros6u,
oon etnertf ne9 Baltimore beIttmmt, mar am g. u(i
40 Dieleu ihoIid pon Sbinnecod.
Die ttal. Sarte a5oea g." @op. Galo T1,br qetern
pon 2imerid bierber ob.
Die norues Yarfe rGrceiflor, Capt. 9anien lan9te
Oonnertt19 pom bier iIr o1mburg on.
Die ttal. Sarte pBrolperita, Capt Sbiaifino, Don
oeE &abtezSai in 9elaparez SreatipQter anaetommeH
fuhr Sonneritag nodl Baltimore iUeiter.
Die Sartentine p9l0oa S. Bonner" @cst Bonner
trof am 27 SUM pom bier in ct. S0eo EN-.
Die norlue9. Sriag pSoeG," Gapt. Slien, fpuYSe arn
3. sui nul Der SSobr noH Dublin nah Balttmore 70
DieiIen oItiiofft1 Don SanopzSoof 0efeben
yer fotlpe9. S6ooner rfSduorit," Gapt. Steigsst
fubr am g. SUM BON Bio Oe 5aneiro nod un;e8 oas
fen ab. -
Den S6ooner rgarre Es. SftdarbIon," Capt. sffz
9aroon, iongte Gil q. uni bon Baltimore in @ar6ez
mas on.
Der S6ooner a@0uaro Waite," @apt. g)orI, fiorirte
Sonnerftas in gOfiou Haf Baltimore.
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meldle an elmer anoeren Stelle bteieS 8lattes
ausiiibrli6 sei6ilOert iif, uar elmer oerieniaen
llugliidsfdlle, pelde einsn i6marSen Sbattsrl
auf sablreid]e Sainilien n,erfen. Sir l1riere
9eier uluB biele 8alamitdt beiouoers betriibeno
isin, ba Die Spfer Oes llngliids falt ausihlieB-
lid Oeutl1e iinb uno oer oumpfe &nall, mel
der geiteru Morgeu Die geiuobner Der mittlez
rem Staot eridredte, fir 5ablrei6e oeutif)e
Sanilisn Srauer uno t6er3eleio beoeutete. Otit
ausnabme oes 6rn. Seter iinb Die bon Dem
llnsliide betrOfisnen eeute iebr arm, perid)ie=
bere Sauilien fno ibrer @rudbrer sansild)
ober bod auf ldn9ere .3eit beraubt, Is ludre
besbalb ebr ansereiierl, oab BON geiten Ser
Saulenoe in unierer Gtaot, melde bieIer
S6lag nidt beriibrte, gtuas 3lr llnterltiitung
Der 9eute geidldbe. Die Expedition oes yGor-
relponbenten" lit germ bereit, Seitrdse fir Die
Serunsliidten mo bersn 5anlilien elltsesen5ll~
neblHen.