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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31
Washington correspondence:

Washington correspondence:
The United States is prepared for war.
Its magnificent feet Of fighting ships is
lying within striking distance of Havana.
Its coast cities and own are strongly for
tilted and guarded by coast defense YES
sells fully equipped for business. 1t has
immense supplies of ammunition and
stores distributed where they will be cas-
lily available. In regard to land forces, it
has the army departments reorganiZed,
reoficered, and its 5000 regulars SO dis
tributed as to be within call of any point
threatened by the enemy. Furthermore.
it has the National Guardsmen of 49, 600
ready for any emergency.
Spain, too, is prepared for hostilities.
She has on Cuba, fully $4,000 men, the
army there having recently been re-en-
forced. She has called out her reserves,
and made every preparation to enlist vol
unteers. She has quite a formidable fleet
at Havana, and, to support the same,
quite a number Of warships. distributed
at other points in the West Indies. She
has raised a small loan, and is fast sup
plying her navy and army with every
thing that is necessary to their efficiency.
Spain intends to fight if she's given half
a chance. Her Government dare not do
otherwise, else civil strife break out and
the monarchy be overthrown.
In order to be fully prepared for what
ever may come, a further disposition Of
the warships ON the Atlantic coast has
teen made. Two powerful fleets have
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31

seen created-one at Key West to guard
he gulf and be in readiness to make q
demonstration against Havana, and an
other at Hampton Roads to guard the
North Atlantic coast, and serve in case
IF emergency as a support to the Gulf
aeet. Besides coast defense vessels have
been disposed at the principal harbors.
Each fleet consists of battleships, double
.urreted monitors, armored cruisers, gun
boats, torpedo beats and torpedo boat de-
%Itroyers. Spain has also divided her
available ships into %squadrons. One will
defend Havana, another will guard home
cities, and a third will hold itself in readi-
ness to proceed wherever directed. To
effect this arrangement she halted her
torpedo boat fotilla at the Canary islands
and retained the second feet about to sail
from Cadiz. Spain evidently intends to
ave a flying squadron" to utilize wher-
ever opportunity occur
Vessels Made Ready for War.
At League Island, Key West and other
points all warships have been coaled to
their full capacity and have been supplied
with a full quota of all kinds of ammuni-
ton. The Montgomery has been over
hauled since her return from Havana, and
the gunboats Helena and Bancroft also.
Preparations have been made with the
secrecy and assignments to the one feet or
the other have been carried on so guarded
ly that it is impossible to find out just
where any vessel is going to be found
when the first shot is fired. The newly
acquired Brazilian cruiser, Amazonas, IN
der convoy of the San Francisco, will ar
rive in q few days all ready for service.
Her sister ship will be brought across the
Atlantic within two weeks and completed
in an American yard. Several other YES
sells will have in the meantime been pur-
chased and added to our available war
ships.
So delicate is the situation that our Gov
eminent cannot wait for guns to be manu-
featured by our WI shops, but is pur-
chasing them in England and Germany.
These guns being of q caliber different
from ours, ammunition has to be purchas-
Ell with them. Batteries are moving from
the West to the Atlantic and Gulf coast
cities, and large quantities of ammuni-
ton and supplies are being forwarded in
advance Of their arrival. q bill was in
troduced in Congress providing for the
increase of the regular army to 104.0 0O
men; another for the building of three bat
tleships with an amendment increasing
them to twelve, and for the construction
of six torpedo boats and six torpedo boat
destroyers.
Steps have been taken by the Navy De
partment to REINFORCE the ships in service.
The board on auxiliary cruisers has exam
ined the American liner St. Louis and
measured her for armament. The owners
of the feet which comprises this vessel
and the St. Paul, New York and Paris,
will. it is said. not insist on the purchase
of these vessels by the Government as it
has Il right to do in the event Of their i'm
pressment. but will permit the Govern
ment to charter them. The board will
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31
FORTS WELL MANNED.
Capital City's Defenses Are at Las
Practically Completed.

Capital City's Defenses Are at Last
Practically Completed.
The preparation for the defense of the
national capital has been practically com
pleted, SO far as its approach by water is
concerned.
The battery at Sheridan's Point on the
Potomac, just above Mount Vernon, is
now completely manned, and will prove a
powerful auxiliary to the main battery
at Fort Washington, on the opposite shore
of the river, nearer the city. a garrison
was established at Fort Washington sew
eral months ago. 1t consists of a detach-
ment Of the Fourth artillery from Wash.
ington barracks, under command of Cap
tain Howe.
The work of building the emplacements
and mounting the guns at Sheridan Point
was completed only a short time ago, and
its establishment as a post was accom-
plished only within the past few days.
when battery X of the Fourth artillery
arrived there from Fort Monroe and went
into camp.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31
Told in a Few Lines.

Pear Eytinge, the actress. is in a New
York hospital, insane from the morphine
habit.
Over 100 deaths occurred from the
black plague in Bombay, India, during
February.
During the cattlemen's convention at
Fort Worth. Tex, stock to the value of
$1,000, 900 changed hands.
\ committee of the Norwegian parlia-
ment has recommended universal suffrage
TO ali men above % years Of age.
Negotiations by the Government for the
purchase of the two japanese cruisers
now being built in the United States are
off.
A finch vein Of almost pure sulphide
Of silver was struck seven miles west of
AhumaGa, in the State of chihuahua.
Mex. The ore assays 22,G90 unces per
ton.
Advices from Madrid describe the Snan-
ish people as in a very nervous condition
The slightest hint of good will from a for
eign paper is looked upon as an evidence
of impending alliance.
A clergyman, while opening the New
Jersey Senate with prayer, asked that the
Emperor of Germany might be forgiven
if his failure "to size this country I'D prop
erly was due to insanity"
Two negroes are to be sold into bond
nge at Glasgow, Ky. They have repeated
ly been convicted of yagraney, and the
county has advertised their services for
sale for the time Of their Imprisonment.
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WAR RATES.

Insurance Companies TAX Action Con.
corning Gulf shipments.
Insurance companies carrying risks OF
American breadstuffs for export are
charging wer rates. This applies to all
shipments from the Atlantic and Gulf OF
Mexico ports.
One Of the largest exporting firms in st.
Louis has been endeavoring to secure an
expression from the big insurance COM
panies that insure exports, but was not
successful until Monday, when it was
wired that war rates were in effect. This
is o~ne-quarter of l per cent added to the
regular rate covering loss from all ordi.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31
UNCLE SAM Is READY.
This Government Prepared for the Worst
that May Come.
CAN MEET ANY EMERGENCY
The Mar and Navy Departments Have
Not Been Idle.

Both Spain and the United States Have
Made Preparations Indicating a
Probable Conflict-Ships Disposed So
as to BE More Neutrality-suspicious.
grcss I'm portuned to Increase the
Regular Purchase of War
Vessels, Guns and Ammunition
Abroad Continues.
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nary causes. On parcel shipments this is
an advance of 80 per cent. The regular
cargo rate is fi~ve-eighths Of 1 per cent
from Atlantic and three-quarters of 1 per
cent from gulf ports. The cause for the
adoption Of war rates is that in the event
of hostilities any ship carrying the Ameri-
can flag would not be safe from attack
by a Spanish war vessel.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-03-31
Anxious for War with Spain.

The Indianapolis Common Council pass.
ed resolutions urging that war be declar.
ed against Spain if the naval court Of in
quiry reports that Spain directly or indi-
rectly caused the Maine disaster, and that
the United States should insist upon the
evacuation of Cuba by the Spanish army
and suitable indemnity for the loss Of the
Maine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10

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fem 3pede aus 2(merita mitgebro6tsn
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1T, Oab bic gun3e Iie6en5piirbige 8ez
isqi6aft, Der reDolperIhtpingen0e gttz
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an bic Ritterli9teit Der N}agbaren apz
peuirt. 9lus 8ubapeit pirb gemeIost,
bar fie BEL ibrem 3tDeitsn oortigen Qufz
treten ni65 me6r belGitigt norben lit,
uno ouB bic 8oritsaun8en, bei Denen
fe mitpirtt, gui 6eiu4t iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10
GmppdH6e SobelberiAte,
Ser G3ur an BEN Sail 7
Don 6 btnd.

Der G3ur an BEN 6 Satfer
BON 6 btna.
9eter5burg, 9. Qlpril. -Papz
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9tting, er6ielt an IS. Mdr3, tpie beuz
ts pfft3ieG betannt ge9eben ipiro, fol=
gsnDe 9epeI3e OOm@rafen Murdpieff:
rQluf tuiferli9en 8efebl ii6errei6en
sic benz &uiIer BON G6tnu folgsnOe
8lifpiini6e: Mit innigitem 8ergniiz
qen bubeu mir @urer UfajeitGt petle
8erFiigung, bic ben Siungzlizgamen
anpeiB, RuBlanO 9ort 2lrtbur unD
Saz2isnz@an a63utreten Il. Die 8aAnz
@pn3eIIion fir bic @erbinoung nit Der
6uuptltnie Der Ii6irii6en 8dbn gu err
tbeilen, bernommen. 9ieIes GreigntB
miro bon GROCER 6iitorti6er 8eoeuz
tung fein unb 8peifelos bic guten Be
3iebun9en, nel6e unIere Reihe tets
perbunDen, me6r feitigen. 4us gan3em
6er3en piini9en mir Gp. W}ajeitdt Ell
ne Iun9e uno gludli9e Regierung."
8abloFf Depef6irte am 5. 4pril 3uz
rid, ouB er pom 8uiier in groBer
2(uOien3 empfangen porOen lei unO
Die G6re ge6abt babe, allem Geremo@
rniea entgegen Die Stufen OeS Sbrones
gu 6eItei9en uno bic 9epei6e in Des
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So6n Des bimmliI9en Reihes nubm
oas Selearamm ite6enb entgegen unO
beauftraqte ben 9eianOten, Dem @3az
rem ietnen beiten 9ant telegrapbii4
aus5ufpre6en.
Qusetqenem Qntrte6e?
Qonb 0 n, 9. 9(pril.-0ern nSimes"
tpirD aus 8eting gamelOet, China babe
aus eiQenem 9(ntriebe @uzIung gum
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q Oes 8ertragas DON 3ientiin repioirt
peroen ioIe. Die freipillige GrOffz
nung DON 8ertragsbdfen purOe oesz
6aIb BON China angeregt, um England
gu 6eItimnen, in bic Hepiiion Oes Sdz
riFs 3u ntlliQen. 0ongztung@fo, elmer
Der einfluBreifIten bO6en 8eamten, 1T
in 9eting lebenSgefd5rlt9 ertrantt.
Die Sri6inenput6.
Berlin, ben 9. 2lpril. =
yareu85eitunq, gPOit~ uno bic
meloen 6cute nit 1i4tli6sm 8ebagen,
es ieien in Berlin eine Qn3abI ameriz
taniIfsr G6infen nit 8ef4ldg 6elegt
poroen, neil ii4 Bel Oeren mitpoitopiz
Tf.r llnierIu6ung erga6, oaB Die einz
getapIelts Sri6inen in Nenge entbieIz
ten. gln bic U2itt6eilung Disiesr6un>
pe5" triipft bas 2(grarier6lati natiirz
li6 pieoer Die bringenoe 5oroerun9 Ell
nes @inFu6rpsr6Ootes gegsn amsrItaS
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bsduHg.
lle6sr cine ldnoli6 unIittEi4e Sc
I&i8te 6eri6ten Die 9fdl5er BIdSter.
Der aus 2(merifa unDarmutbet na3
Feinem 6eimaf6soorfe gun3ote8peiler
BEL 2an0fubI aurudgete9rte SObann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10
Great Scott.

GS lit Elm 9efpifies Gtpus, peIdes
bic MaFen, pie Elm Magnet ben 9tdz
gel, gu einem ebrIi6en &aufmunn bin
3is6t, Der feine @sIaafSs in ebrIi4sr
8siIe beireibt.
Great Scoti's grOBsr 8ertauF pon
Sames unb SObn 0obion's pra8tpoIz
len 3eppi9en tpG6reno Der leBten 8oz
DE in 9amilton gaiter's 2absn unO in
oem 3ipeiggeiddfte, Gte @aDzStraBe
unb gentral 9lpsnue, mar oas fro
nenbe @reigniB Oes Iangen Bargain
ge6enoen Recorb5 bes uniperIeqen8erz
ior9erS, unb es purbe Ooppelt gu eli
nem iOI4en 9ema1t bur9 bas Ser
brauen, tpeI6ss Die Ma1en Dem groBen
4rsiSberu6ieBer entgegenbringen.
8ie DerIfieOen tIt bic TdIi6te, ges
rabe uno offene G6rli6teii BON 9reat
Scott bon ben bpppeIiinnigen Mtetboz
ben beS yGpmbine" nit boppsItenPreiz
fen, bic INNER unO INNER duf Der
6Ihrte zines ungIiidIi8sn 6eim 9ez
griinber5 iino, um iEn bur4 faIIae
8erfpre6ungen an3uipden unO i6m
bur6 6interIiit bic 6epern 3u rupfen.
DIS Der groBe 9rei5berabIeBer gez
ftern 3ebn tpeitere Wa9en einIteLte =
iieben3ig i'm 8an3en - mebr @a9en,
aIs Der gan3e nGom6ine" 3uIdmmenz
genommen, 70 mar Der refine unb sinz
fade 9runb bafiir, oaB bic 6eim<8ez
grinber bic 8rOBe unb 8roBurtigteib
Der in IeBter @o6s BON 9reat Scott
gegsbensn Bargains, bic er in bieier
0pfs tpieber aus SSame8 unb So6n
9obIon's groBartigem 8orratb bon
Seppi6en gu 25 Gent5 am Dollar Der
9eri1sGurQstoiten gsben pirO. amer
tennsn.
Die Met6poen Der @u6ersr be5
ySom6ineS" iinb unrein, pie Der 3d.
ben i'm Sumpfe.
8reat Scott pirb morgen 5auIen0e
bon ROQen jsner feinen 9ObionssSeps
pihen peggeben, uno er pirO benPreis
jeoer guro 10 ungep0bnlih nieorig
bsrabIeBsn, baB Sbr Oieie fir fait gar
g1tdts er6alten f0nnh ltnD Der Uni
perIal 8erforger lpirb ii6er 3DeiQter
8oOenfla6e CUR 2tnii6t berIelben
ppFern - 8riiIIeler in ben Iiebli9Iten
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gepobsn purber; Sammet : Seppifs
unO NfOquets nit 8lumen uno 6i8uz
rem uno IeItIamsn orientalii4sn Gffetz
ten, tpeI9e angenebm nit i6rem rot6en,
tpeiBsn unO blauen llntergrunoe bar
moniren; 2(rminIters unO Sapeftrie
unO :yngrains, in 10 Oielen i40nen unO
pbantaitii6en 2Guffaiiunaen gemOben,
ME Guer 2(uge nod njemaIS auf etpas
9erglei9sn geTausn lit; i'm 8an3en gez
nommen bas gr0Bbe 2tFOrtiment mel
DIES irgenO Elm &lein9ef4dft in Der
@elt ie CUR Qlu5pahl geitellt bat;
idmmtli6 boS Guriqe gu % Gents am
Dollar Der 6eriteQungstoiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10
Great Scott.

9reat Scott 6at Ii4 BON ie6er burii=
Der gepunOert, tpie bic 2eute 10 t60z
rl6t iein tOnnten, gu bem rGombine"
gu 9s6en unO ii9 bon bieiem bas Sen
uber bic Sbren 3ieben gu laiien.
9reat Scott pirb ni6t alIein NOR
gen unO pdbrenb Der nG9fen Sage
uno an bem bdrauf folgenben Sage
un9epObnli6es Sntereife erregen unz
ter ben 8argainiu6ern unD unter ben
an 5eppi6en 9elb eriparenben 2suz
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betonnt getporbene prsis6erabieBung
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| fongrei4en uno berrli9en neuen 8prz
rGt6e an 8arlorzMDbeln, S9ldf3tmz
mer=@inridtungen, 8ibliot6et Ausz
itattungen, @B5immer Wleublement8
! urb an 2uruSzMDbeIn, einI4lieBli3
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tiOn BON eleganten 2ampen, Onirz
Sif6en uno t0ftli9en Siihen aus
9art6ol3 nit arttitii4 eingeIegter Or
belt, MuiitzStGnbern, Cabinets.
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8inOerpagen - t6atId4lidb fir 4l=
Les, mas erpInI9t perben tann, um
Guer 9eim gu peri4Onern. Gs ertittz
rem fir ben 8erfauf aIler bieIer 0daz
ren gu 25 Gents am Dollar gelpiIIe
RGdii6ten, tpel9e Der groBe Breisz
9era6ieBer SUD ipGter mttt6eilen
mir0. Sbr Diirft unter irgenb pel6en
umitdnOen feline BON ben ungepDbnltz
den Bargains perfe6len, tpel4e 8reat
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i'm 6amiltpn @aiterz@ebduOe unO in
| ieinen 3fpeigzQdben an 9aD@StraBe
unb Gentral=QOenue binpegge6en
pirD.
QBenn Der Observation-Disclosures eli
nen ipe3ieQen 8ertauf an3eigt, 10 ellen
Die WtaTen berbei uno ieBen ibre gu
berii6t in bic Wa6rbeit ieiner Ser
ipre6ungen 10 prompt, ME Die SOnnz
tagsgloten Da5 @olt gu ieinen tir4liz
den Pfli6ten rufen.
Menn Sbr gu6 iel6it gere6t iein
pplIt, 10 meibet Nis nit ieibenen
Striimpfen onget9lnen DSocietp=
SbOps" (pel6e ba5 rGOm6ine" lei
ten), tpie Sbr Die an ben 8ofenranOz
iteinen entlang itebenOen @(nrufer be8
n@ombine" meibet, oenn bieIelben iino
| f9limmer uno gefdbrli6er. 9ieiel6en
tOnren ii9 binter Den unre4tmGBig
erppr6enen 8eninnen berIteden unO
iiber Sure S6or6eit laden, neil SIR
ben DOppelten Preis be3ublt, pGbrenb
Der etnta3e Yre1s 9enu9 1etn 1oute.
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! Scott bon jeBt an ben gan3en 3eit feiz
: nel i90nen uno 9rpBen 8orrdtbe gu
| nabe3u irgenb einem Preiie, pel4en
bic 8Gufer nennen, pegsiebt, beitebt
! 0arin, neil feline neuen groBen flint
! 4der umfafenben 2dOen 3pii4en benz
1. N}ai uno benz Is. Wtai bollenoet
iein peroen, pa5 feinite, grOBte uno
am @oQtommerIten urrangirte W}Oz
BEL unb Seppi9z@eIhGft uuf Groen
| iein, uno Der uniperieQe 9uus6alt5z
8erIorger beabiidtigt, DAB jeOer DBL
| lars @erf6 an 8orrGt6en abiOlut nel
unO friI4 aus ben 6abriten tommen
! fo[I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10
6syroebli6's
-Spppcl ScpartcmcntSs 6cidaft.-
Son SdneiOern gemadte Iniitge.
scparate SIeisr16e uns ieirene SatllsH.

9Rir iiuo cnti6IONrn,
in piticr Sdllon oas
feinite 9lfcrtimeHt pom
z dneioer Qcmobten gln=
,iiacn uno uollitdnoig terz
tiqcn Goitiintn lllr
Sraueu in @ultimort 81
nfisrircu. Sdmit ilno
bic orobtc sluspubl. bic
beften lmo oriqincaitell
Tatpns uno bic nieoriQz
ten llrciic fir eleids
G.ualitdtcu Qemciut.
Ties lit cine ipCitGts
hcupe gebuuptung unO
cine ui6t lci6t ourdiuz
fiibrcnoc 9lbFbt. Sod
founcu sic Sies i'm
Grnitc auiioHcu - 9cndu
70 crnitlid, lpic mir Eies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10

mtintn. Sit mtrOtn bic Nibttr ntrcs Urlol9e5
iein.
@ier fino eiuiqe Der ncucitcn ScubunQcn, t&clbe
Der GriiGmg Hniercs Gbroci3cs uabe tommcn.
Sir $49S. - glus Quni iUolenem HOuclto=6u8
bcreeitcat, SadctsGfictt nit Seine 0ciiittcrt
&lciOrod nit id6crartiQcr 8idiste, pitrappeO'
edumc, ibparJ uno iurbiq
Sir $59S. - aus gang ipoltucm G6cpiOt bcrgcs
felt ibpur3 unO iurbiU, ritruppeO" oOcr Zap"
Sdumc fd6erartiQer Qctiitttrter &leiOrod
Gir $S9S. - Gltoaute @njitQe aus NopcltDzGo=
pertz unO fron3ofidcm 9rOuOclotb, bibi@s
r6Ds5rpnt" Sadets fir bie Strobcutrodt, nit
ibilunDcr 5uiietasSeiOc eciitttcrt.
Sir $12. 80. - 9lus qanj poleHtm 6OOert, @rooo=
cloth, suQliibem 99bpcOrO uuO Gbcpiot bcrgcs
ftcat, audcts uno @lOuicnsGiiettt, nit ibli6tcr
uuO Safieta=Sti Qciiittrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-04-10

Sefoene SailIen aus ben prG9tigIten
WlateriaIien, Die mOoernften unb f60nz
item 6acon5, unb pon gef4idien &letz
bermu9erinnen ber9eitelt, fir $298
biz $500 ouFpGrts. 8eIt6bigt bic
felben.
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l(nIcr 9(u,ngSsS Separtement.
3peites 'ztUdwcrf. iasItd,er Sang.

s6nabu StOf
cNmHQcTn
rgu;T ~
Gtat"t nmh SdOaFm SO @da& $1,000
opprdtc A
itt nifor Sullt pon al
4
felt, DSw M 100
au6&af@ baH0Sdaon Observation-Disclosures" 81 90
@ aira@aa % g@" a"tot' dnta8a an6 s9: = so
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Rttberli6e Oh }ugDuren.
Trl. @ilarb'S 0unitb rrfiiat.

G6tcugo, 9. Qlpril. = Die itsr6z
Iifsn llebsrreite ppn Sri. 5rances s.
WiQaro, Der peritorbenen betannten
grdfOentin Der n6rduen Sempez
rena Union" tpuroen beute i'm Sra
celdnD Gemeterp" per6rannt. IS mar
elm augoriidli6er @unT9 Der 8erItorz
bsnen, uuF bieie 8eiIe benz S4oOBe
Der @roe iibergeben gu peroen. Die
geiIeBurg Der llrne miro auf Dem 5Saz
milien 8egrdbniBplaBs gu 8oie 9iG
ftuttfinoen. Die 8erbrennung purbe
GuberIt ge6sim gebalten uno rur tpez
nice 9eriOnen pObnten Der Geremunie
BEL.
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2Snffi- GreiOerfoffe-1. st0eDsrt.

1is fcrtid,rcitcuoc Saiion madt icot Game na=
rouf oufmcrfiom fd uad tublcn, ldoncn mO
,ooi5ed1ttn Snffm umiuicbm. llnicr %orrat5 lit
poahanOio rnO umialicst tna!1@t @trtalc5, Ytas
oS;,,Afrner, TsiTus pic irabrijirr purDcn unO SIT
Ron gInptrcr Mot crrtiobGrcn &reticH
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@on S6ucOcrn gcmatbte icpurute GlcOr0de,
aus Quu3 ipoacncm idparJeu GbeOiot, Wiobair
uuO Ropcltp= Sud5 bcrQcitcIlt. Sir morgen 81 9S
Gjuuj itiOcne, idpur3 gcbliimte Saiictuz
uuo brotaOirte NtlassRldOrOde, in mOOerucu
5acOus bereeiteut =. $5.9S
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ScrtmgtOn~ ~Stra6e.
WradltppNc 9(usmabl rHbabrS7 nm sOHet SSaaten
ssts ssc4te, ](euc lOu0rcrl nicOrigC Prei(c'


ritGcnit obnunQu il
@pltu II Der
IsGHbmfT Trantn
Sn' ur
THbsr mo mmu pcn
Scr Geod Nd
9nut
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germiIdltr telcsrapbiidle Sepeifen.

- Sm Otter BON 80 Sabren ift in
2(uItin, Ser. Der ebemaIige @Ouf0oes
rirten General DiGiam g. 5arbin
geitor6en.
- Bon Den 9aiiagieren oes am
9onneritag in philadelphia bon 2lnts
perpen eingetroffeneu 9ampferS Ste
0erlano" nurDen 80 pom @inndnDez
rungs GOmmifGr 5uriidge6alten.
Die meiiten oerIeIben naren mittelIos
unD in's Qano getommen, um 2lrbeit
gu iu9en uuo peroen nabrI6sinli9
pie0er aurUd9eI9idt iperOen.
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See berldBt @aOa1ta.
@affeutiaitanb Gnf Gnba prOflamirt.
a1nIlFtanate mnnnmrbmbarr Reninonuoru.

9tn9ebGAe 0rp6msen bu Ma4t 8c8rn 9merfa.
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Scad,tet bic bis gum 1. Suli siiGtisen

0reiie fur ieiue pbrtUsrapbiidbe Irbeitrn.
lluiere feucu Cabinet 9ortraits 500 pro SuBcno;
pier fir 81 90 SieielbCn in WlouteQo=Gr0B $50
pro Suseno: ie6s fir $1.00. llnicre feinen Ga
binetsNeuotiuts pier fir $50. 5p6If iiir 800
7ieislbsn in MauttlosGiroBe, 3p0f fir 800. linz
icrc beiten ar6eiteu. Gcruer eiucs unicrer qroBtn
Mt3iotiuts fir 75c. -..,.,
Sicicniqcu iuelde al g9o6cntaoen ot1aitli9
pcrbiuoert iuo fonusn ldut porberiQer Sera5rtpuno
am Sountag Jur SBuug cribciuen.
Sadlrad) IL Srueer,
QbotO0rdpben,
STpof=Gde Gutaps uuO Striugtou= StrlBe
(27-S,92)
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snc,icllcs i'm NrannSicS.

SpcsicllcS in Sr9nnSicS.
$500 0urOs 32slDaige Cr0ouOics Eislc III
ountlcm mn bellem llncrgruH0; pGs
ncuctc 9rooutt Der Saiion, cine l2!t.
Gualitdt Cir 0tOntaO pro 9aro 73c.
300 Qarbs iran30Fibcu Ginqbam, 32 SoA
brett, 9lusmabl III 0luicrn; cine 2jt.
Gualitdt Sir Ntoutuq, pro SGro I-4c.
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Sic 8rie08.Nnsf6ten fnO trotOem unperdnncrt.

@irO tmmsr mO@ rnbts torteer"Het.