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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

s. The Nashville Union in noticing the
existence Of Cholera ut Knoxville, and tho
causes, says:
"Our Knoxville friends cannot safety a,tri-
butte cholera to the weather. In 1919 the dis
ease made its FIRST appearance here in the wet,
cold we.tser of winter. In 1850, the wealth
er was apparently healthy and scasouable.-
This yea', The cholera appeared here in tho
line spring weather of May, and disappeared
with the hot, dry wea,her Of July. Ono
physician tells us that The most virulent ci,el.
era he ever sHw was in 1884, in u neiehborfny
Town, when Tue weu!her WIS clear, dry, and
breiDg. Another assures VS. thai his worst
experience with the disease was in n season
OF frequent thunder showers. The best
thing to do when cholera is about is 10 keep
y clean conscience, n clean person, and u
clear house; 10 eat moderately of sound meat
and well cooked vegetables; to eschew qtlack
nostrnms md limestone water and eonsnlt
the doctor with the first appearance Of dar-
rhGa. Persons who follow these rules NAV
very safely trust the rest 10 Providence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

ssS The accident OH The Georgia Railroad
a few days since, by which an engineer and
fireman were instantly killed, and several per.
sons seriously injured, was caused BY The
freight train running out of time. The con.
ducior's name is Francis Golding, and he rs
richly deserves hanging as though he had dc.
liberaiely shot down The unfortunate vic.
Tins Of his wanton rech lcssncss with 4 gun
or pistOl
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

sF The Jonesborough Journal states that
there are 80 pupils, in attendance, at The Odd
Fellows School in that place. The Odd Eel.
lows are building up more Schools and doing
more for The cause Of education than any other
institution in The country. The work is
noble one, and wherever they touch it seems
to succeed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

SALUrATIos.- Wiggings says that we
Americans have strange mode Of salutation.
When friend meets friend in the street, he
extends his hand and asks, show do you do!"
The other replies, show do you dol" They
both, apparently well satisfied. pass on, al.
though not one whit the wiser concerning
each others health.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
l@-True humanity consists not in

E True humanity consists not in a
squeamish ear; il consists not in startling or
shrinking at tales Of misery, but disposition
Of heart to relieve it. True humanity apper-
tains rather TO The mind than 10 the nerves,
and prompts men to use real and active mea.
surss which ii suggests.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
ALBANY. MOnfl,v Sont

1,>, =, .h', "ohu''y, oept 10.
Col. North, special agent of The Post office
Department, arrested this day N. G.. Nelson,
Postmaster at kcesviIle, New York, on a
charge of robbipg the mail.
Nelson was brought TO Troy, and will BE-
examined Tomorrow before u. s. Commits
s'oner beech. He is editor Of the Democratic
paper at keesvile, and son of Dr. WoIford
Nelson, OF canadian patriot war memory,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

"ATLANTA DAILY INTELLIG RNcEg."-Wc
have received The first number of this paper.
1t is beautiful sheet, well got up, and ought
TO be literally sustained. Hitherto The press
OF Atlanta has moi kept pace with The growth
and business Importance Of The place. The
Daily lnielligcncer looks and reads like il
was intended to supply The deficiency, and we
trust it will receive liberal and generous
SunnOrt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

H The editor Of the Washington Globe
says: "By looking at The index to the Con-
gressional Globe, which We now have in press,
it appears thai one hundred and twelve one
hour speeches were made at the last session
of Congress in The House Of Representatives
on the Nebraska-Kansas bill"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

eB- The Wing State Convention, at Sy-
racuse, nominated Myron II. Clarke, of Onta-
rio county, for Governor; Henry J. Raymond,
Editor of the New York Times, for Lieut.
Governor; Henry Fitzhugh, of Oswcgo, for
Canal Commissioner; and Norwood Boyne for
State Prison Inspector. The candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor arc decid.
ed Seward men.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

COLEMAN House, KSoxvILLE.-Thisho house,
recently rebuilt, reliited, and furnished in a
style of magniicence and splendor not ex-
celled in any country, will be opened for
business on The 18Th Of October. See adver.
tsement in tO.day's paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

eB- II is calculated that there will be
twenty-one thousand miles of railway in ope.
ration in the United States upon the first day
OF January next. The longest railway upon
the surface of The globe is the Illinois Cen.
trail, which is 73l miles in length, and is rap
idly approaching completion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

COMMISSION AND PRoDrcE HorsE, Macon, GA.
Attention is directed TO the card of John
I. Wootton. Commission Merchant and Pro.
duce Dealer, Macon, Ga, which will be found
in to Days paper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

PCsRIE BLApE.-We have received the first
No. of this paper. printed at Corsicana. Ma
varino county, Texas. by J. o. 4 J. c. Shook,
formerly Of this place. 1t is very genteely
got up. and we trust they will meet with
proper encouragement and success,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

OLD SOLDIERS WrDows-In answer 10
inquiries on the ubjec;, We deem it proper
to state lhat The following section in The Ar.
my Appropriation bill is ihc only legislation
duing lhe last session Of Congress referring
TO widows bounty land or pension cIaims.-
All circulars, therefore, protesting 10 give in.
formation as to Revolutionary claims orpros-
poets, are calculated 10 deceive:
Sec. 3. BE il further enacted, That the
act approved September twcn, Weight, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty, entitled
can net granting bounty land 10 certain OIL
GERS md soldiers who have been engaged in
the military service Of the Quilted States" The
act approved March tweniy-second, one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty-two, entitled
San act 10 make land warrants assignable
and for other purposes" and the act approved
February third, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty three, entitled San act to continue
llalf.my to certain widows and Orphans shall
not be construed rs 10 deprive any widow
from the benefits therein granted for the ser
vices of her husband, though she may have
married again Proriaed, hOwerer, That the
applicant is y widow nj the time of making
the claim: P,Oriaed, Such party shall not re-.
ccive pension during coverture.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

~ The Savannah Georgian announces
the death, on the Goth inst, of the Ri, Rev.
Francis Xavier Garland, Bishop of Savannah.
in the 18th year Of his age. lie died Of vel.
low fever,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

Cor HlN AT LAsr.-Wc find the follow.
ing in little paper published somewhere
''down the road"
"1'he sheriff is waiting for us in the next
room, SO we have no time to bc pathetic
Major Nab'cm says we are wanted and must
60. Delinquent subscribers you have much
10 answer for. Heaven may forgive you, but
never can"
Poor fellow-we are sorry for him-but
men ouyh. not to mistake their occupation.
II requires something more than being able
to write paragraph three quarters of an inch
in length and less depth, TO conduct news
paper successfully.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
LOUISVILLE, September 9:

A dispatch from Zantz,c announces that
Admiral Napier will leave Ledsung on the
yin, with the ships Gladiator, Cumberland,
and Belle Isle, for England.
large deputaiion from the Swedish Diet
have demanded Tho occupation Of the AJand
Islands and their incorporation with Sweden.
A dispatch from Quebec says, the reel
p.rociiy treaty has been confirmed by The pro-
vincial parliament.
Morrill, is defeated for Governor of Maine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

~ We arc sorry that flour is selling at
$500 per hundred at Cleveland. High pr.
ces are dreadful hard on "country ediiors."-
But in places of large commercial impor-
lance, with prosperous present and flatter.
Ing future, all the articles which 90 into The
daily consumption Of family arc apt to be
dearer than at more remote and less interest
inn points.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

lloGs.-A letter 10 u ST. Louis merchant,
from Pekin, ILL.,, says there will be an abun.
dance Of fat hogs in that vicinity this faI, al 81
per hundred. They arc mast fed,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

MEIGs couyrY-It is said that the Corn cror
in the neighboring county Of Meigs will prove
about an average one. II will fall short in
MeMinn, but there will be more gathered
than has been generally admitted. IL is
thought the article will command so cts. per
bushel at the heap in Meigs county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

A New PLAs-The Republicans of Mexi.
co have started new scheme. 1t is nothing
less than the annexation of the United States
to Mexico! with The capital of the eonglome.
rated Republics TO remain where it isl. e..
ut WashinstOn-fOr the present.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

o. The Nashville Union denounces all
the Democrats who have joined the Know
Nothings. 1t thinks no one who attaches
himself 10 that organization understands
what Democracy is, or was. There arc few
nconir vim dn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
:4-We are pleased TO find the follow;no

paragraph in the last Chattanooga Gazette:
Chattanooga continues healthy. No place
in our knowledge, not excepting such towns
IN The 'nter'o' proverbial for healih, rs Mari.
eta, Geo. and Athens, Tenn has been so
highly favored this year, as Chattanooga
Indeed, Tor dozen years past, we have been
blessed with remarkably good health, so that
even The most ,imid Of our citizens feel no
alarm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

~ Bacon is selling II, this place at from
Ito 10 cents per lb-Wheat $3.50 cents per
bushel.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
Ofr'ce OF Cry REGISTER,

SUNDAY, Sept. "a, Q p. NJ.
There have been 48 deaths from Yellow
Fever for The past three days. viz: Friday l6,
Saturday II, Sunday 10.
JOHN !. DAWSON. M.DCR
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

Large SALE OF CoRN.-The ChiIlicotl,e
COhio) Metropolis Of Monday, says that on
Saturday last Walter Massie, ESQ.,, of thai
city, sold $4,000 bushels of his new crop OF
corn ut GO and Is cents per bushel; GO for 4
certain portion to be delivered prior to Feb. I,
1855, and IS for the remainder.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

LAND SALE-The sale of lands in Bradley
county, advertised by the Messrs. McGhee,
-or,cs off next Monday, 81 October
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

cY Circuit Court for Polk county meets
at Benton on Monday, Vhc sth October.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

eay- A man seldom affects to despise the
world, unless the world is regardless of him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

sF Cal. EIankenship, a printer, died at
Cotton Port, on the Tennessee River, short
time ago.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

eR- Our commercial letters from Atlanta
md Augusta both failed this week, and no
papers from Savannah and but one from
Charleston since our last issue. The yellow
fever still prevails ut both the last named
places, and passengers report the disease as
prevailing 10 fearful extent at Augusta
Business in that direction is all derangcd ut
present, and there is no probability Of the
disease being arrested until frost comes 10
the relief Of die afflicted cities.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

EAST Tenn. T. Ga. EA,LroAD.-Thcrc
will be called meeting of The Directors o.
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad, ut
the office in Athens, on Wednesday The 4.h
October. Important bushes, 10 lrayaact, and
n full attendance is desired.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

tHs-Thc Cherokee Sentinel, Texas, is out
for General Rusk for the Presidency. 1t says
his Democracy is Of the pure unadulterated
stripe, and that his great military services
would make him a very available candidate.
General Scott was some in the military line.
and yet he was beaten, badly beaten, BY
Frank Pierce, who wasn't much of n Briga-
dicr. 1t will probably be some time before
the military dodge wins again.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

eF- The 1'allai,assec Sentinel announces
l,at The Hon. T.. G.. CabelI. one OF The Wing
candidates Tor ,hc Legislature in Leon coun.
ty, Fla, has been compelled by l,c continued
sickness OF MS family, "lo decline = contest
which promise, 10 crown him viii; SUCCESS"
The name of NJ. Thomas HAYWARD is pIaccd
on The Wig ticket in Iieu Of Mr. Cabcl's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

An enormous locomotive, u III six five
feet drivers, and weighing thirty ions, intend.
ed io' the Viryinia and Tennessee Rail Road,
while being transferred from = vessel 10 >
canal boa, in The James river, at Rockets, on
Monday, 10Th instani, fell rom Inc timbers
used 10 sustain il, and sunk 10 the bottom,
carrying The boat ~i,h it. The cost o; il was
over $4,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

o. The Circuit Cont Of Mciys county,
convened ut Decatur last Monday-Jndgc
Gaut presiding. We were pleased to find
the spirit Of improvement had been ut work
in Decatur. With the exception, perhaps, Of
Cleveland, Bradley county, Dccaiur is one OF
the thfil.est interior towns in East Tcnnes.
see.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

The Wing Congressional Convention OF
this district met here o.day, and unanimously
nominated the lion. i. Wendon Farley.
Resolutions were passed against the repeal
of The Missouri compromise, in favor of The
Homestead bill, the acquisition Of The Cana.
das, and The continuance of the organization
of the National Wing party.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

ATHEN>. FHsOAX, >EpT. 2D,Is5t.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

HEALTH OF KNoXvILLE-We find the fol.
lowing in regard TO The health of Knoxville,
in the Register, Of Wednesday:
"Sincc Friday morning last, there have
been only two deaths. We hear that there
was new ease on Monday night 1t will be
seen from our article on the outside, these
two arc all The deaths thai have occurred in
the last six days. We icc safe in saying the
health of Knoxville is nearly restored. The
late change in the weather has operated fa-
vorably, and If our citizens will be careful in
their diet, the disease will speedily disappear.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

CHATTANOOGA MAEKETs.-Somc OF our
subscribers aon. The Tennessee river, desire
us to publish The Chattanooga markets. We
will comply rs soon rs we can make orange
menis with some persons ,hcrc 10 send them
to us in reliable shape. The statement,
that reach us through The papers are incor-
root ut LimrY q cISn nrirnS SnIluua rar,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29

i- The Pii>bur. American attributes
IL" appearance OF choern Il thai place, 10 The
distribution o; cIc', but di,casrd poiatoc,.
Thcv were brouyh from Michigan in = dam
aged state. and we're sold aud estcn freely
Another cause vas The water in The basins.
Ii had long been exposed 10 y suI,ry sun, en-.
gcndercd animal life on It's surface, WI, wide.
!. used, and no ,loub, had :, pcrnicious cileci.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11

altrrt ipplle rint9e gBc6rn in Waeunaie ,utrins
gen, unb id bcfe tbr wrrrrt i9n mrinrs gBunldes
re8en 9titigf te9anpeln, inbrm CT unp feline Nluts
ter mir ME rtiras QUITS Scrsntbirltrn ras lIe In
1rem Seiibe tdtten, unO mid alc;et rrir cine
S6wrltsr unb Gin Sino bebanbclten. SD fiible
msbr unp mehr bic llrberSsu0ung, ras mid Der
9err in riers eanpe ricf, abcr Id tpeib nid5t pe
aise es fem gDillf irn piro mid bier ~ Galten.
SD prrlanse fortpa0rsnb an lrinem altar tsreit
Su iteben, I'M 3u biritn CHER ;u gstm. Gs 1T
mir Spetie unp Grant, BEN gBiIrn meinss tmm.
ti9n SntrrS ;u piIrn unb su brfplscn.
Niein Sc9en 1T beinabe Spa unb itb mu6 icflies
Brn. S6writsr Ninrr erinnrrt i6 offers 9eis
ner uno Der Mutter, unp wdnIdt fe ftnnte rutb
pcit unlern 9ulen Sran9rn 3ureiden. Mcinr qies
be gu eu9 allr. S6reitt Bftrrs nb IaiIrt midb
alrs wtben, MORAN i3r bmten fGnnt; la1Tet mid
allCs bon ben Wilcrttcpn Sripern wigen, unb
mic i9r aIlr Su Sdu1e anfcmnrt. Gr3ablt mir ME
bic Slumen im @artrn pa6Irn, neil mir allrs BON
SnttreiIe len ptrb. OaB Der quite Serr Vel su6
ale rin mSse, II raS G,stct peiner srtrsurn S6ps.
tter SpbiaS9 S9uler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
gSie Elm cSneianer ffirbt

Der ct. Saul 9enicfrat trin9t fpGsrnbe Grs
Sdblms:
Sin riGrenbeS SriIprl bon brm ben Snbonrrn
ei8entbamIi6sn Sopesmutb fam p1breno pss &C.
Trdtrs rincs tlrtnen 6crrbaufens Der G6pprpaS
nit cinrr nett iitrrlegcnsn Jtrir9s1daar prr Scur
Snetanrr IN Der Ndge Srn Gebar Sslanp 9ate
ppr.
Die Gtipprtpas parrn auf rincr Sealpir, Grpes
oitrn 9e9en bic Stcur DGrfer am Mineicta.
pier felen iie in einen Sintertalt unb bas erie
3ei9cn Der erpbsrpen @eiabr mar cine @swebrs
alse aus Dem Oiditt, wrl6e IpslciG A aus ibrer
Vtttte toet nircrihrdte. Gnrn fiinften giamrns
War Cloud 0trie9swclfO, einrm ibrer tapferIsn
jfrle9rr, 3eriAmetterte cine 6uad has 8ein. Seis
ne Sameraprn 3E9ertcn ibn gu prrlaTcn unb Ter.
lubtrn i'm wr9jutra9en, irbr6 bic geinre itrr &c.
lrebrr irieecr lupen. gber er tefabl ibnen, ibn
,u Serlar, er poIle rinen Srinprn Srgrn, mic elm
G9pprpa itertrn fGnne.
@uf Srrlan8rn ieeten 1e i9n auf einrn altrn
Stamnl nit Dem 8iidcn se9rn einrn Baum. Sier
Fn9 CT an ietn Oritft gu benlalen unp ben Sctes>
9clan9 gu ltn9cn. 9lIs Die 6sinps Fb nabeten,
lan9 CT INNER lauter uno lrtbaltcr unp ais Mets
rrrr lh I'M iGn brlngtrn, ibrc SralpirmeITer
larin9enS unb elm 9etlenpeS 6rruocnerIdrrt aus
pN''~f 0f'5'N lN'NNN
mrSun9en pab er aud nur ibre @caenrrart aes
wabr purbr. 3uIcst srsriffen lir lin unp scasn
tRm bic Scpfbaut al. Sir Irbrn ion bann pcs
rcr 9e8rn ren Baum unO trsannrn gfeile um Iei4
nen Sepf in cen Baum 81 IfttBrn, inbem fie Ieine
Sbrrn, lrtnen 6als &c. rurtbtrtrten, pbne ater
etnen sum Srbrn wslentlAcn She'll ;u trriiGrn.
Cennc4 bebtrlt infer Selp brnIcltrn ItciI6n
@let3mutb umS fang ieine trrsisr Mrlpbr nit
&cpsfUrra6tung uup ouA ais i6m Gnrr Ieinen
sigencn SeaIp ins @eiidt fdtug, prrdnrCrte ct
feline Nenr. 3uIebt naBte F6 ibm Ginrr init
ocm SOnlatapt, ihwans ibn cine 3eitIans um
zen ScpT pes 9efan9rnen up brsrub ibn hann
tef in pe1en S6iprl. Der Srlo Ianf NIT tem
6prrS9cians nod auf ben girprn. GS mar ibm
Irin SorIaB wrtl aeIlnsrn: sr Bate ben SeinSrn
9r3rt9t, mir Elm Chippewa trrtrn fam.
gSent5e Gage nachtrr 5ci9ten feline Stamnletse-
noIien aud mic rtr GbiPprrpaS ibrrn 8iitrrr rGGcn
fGnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
Gin 1tffhtsfaIl.

n8rrunp SrpaObrim," Ia9te 3sp6ania Strait,
lnce gu Irincm Serrn, ensm rsifen GuGfer in Der
Start Der ,,Sruprrliebe, ,,bu fanRit beute Nttas
Den 0amnlelsl4IeseI ni6t eIIen."
usSrum ntGt Z" fra9te Der CUTE SuGtsr.
u9Srtl Der Sunp, Der rem Sobne pcs Selial
(pcn Die gGelt Nppofat 6prtraft be6D aebGrt, in
pir Speiiefammer 9rtcmmen 1T, ibn 9ejtoblen, ia,
unp aud 9eireiIen bat"
pgiimm bid in gI6t, 5rcunb 3epEania, bab bu
ni4t Elm falI6eS 3eu9nb 9ibn pieper penCn giibs
fen. Stlt bu ttber3a8t, Dap es Grrune 6prtroft's
5auStbier par 2"
uSd, id iab'S nit mrinrn rt9enen Nugen, unb
es mar hrs ArSOfaten 6prtraft'5 9unp, ebrn rcr
Ym6eni."
Sn wel6rn Iatimmen 3ritrn leten mir" Ia9te
Der barmIpIc SefretGr gu itd IcItt auf Dem 9Gr9e
Sur Office icnc5 gfa6bars.
u5reunp @ripuS, A mub bid Tim peiue Ilrt.
nun9 fra9rn."
SD bin gang S4r!" ia9te Der aSscfat, in.
rsm rr feline 6eccr nrbrrlr9te.
u2tn9curmmcn, 5rrunp 5crtraft, mein SunH
9cbt in beinc Speiietammrr mp ilieblt bort enrn
1anlmelsldlc9el, mb i6 Iab i'm unp tpnntr ibm
rufen mas babe id ;u tbun 2"
Den SamneIsi4Ic9rl ju tr5aGlrn, bas ii rp6
tlar."
,gBebt bu, Greunb Gcrfraft, brin SunS, Der
9indem, Bat aus metner Spriietannrr ctnen
6ammelsIAlesl sritpbtm, ben i6 fir Al S6ils
ling bielen @Urscn auf pem @arttr setauft bat,
te."
ygiun, aG6Sann t nteine MeinunS ba6 6 i'm
te5abIen mub."
gla6bem cr rtrIeS 9ettan Bate, ppIlte Der SuGs
fer fcrtSeben.
,,gBarte nod Elm tpeniS, 5rsunb 9rcabtrim, i'd
Babe ptr nod etwa5 Su iagen. Su bi1 mir cum
Sdianse i6ulpi9 fir bic SeleGruns."
nOann mubi bid beSablcn, unp meIne Nteis
nans III, caB id Se4 an9esrifen unO mid belus
belt babe"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
Snoianil6e Sage iber Die Gntltcbun8
Der MenibenzHdcen.


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Der Wlenfhen' 8acrn befrngt purre, unp tr frl@
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Der 8rrbe @rl bate Die Scnne, ben Mrnp, bic
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Ie-ein gSr1rn pas ibm Gbnlib p1re. Sc alma
unifr GROCER Gater ben 5lub binauf Ccrr glame
pes 8Iuiies ident liA in Der nbianiiden Srabi-
ticn 1tat crbaItcn gu batsn), Iab rings umbtruno
fanp ltparje grpe, aus wrlAtr or eInen MsnIGen
blbetc. gItrr Der sruBe @eil mar bur9 pieen
MeniGrn nAtt brfrieri9t, neil Icin @cHGt unb
eeib I6mar; unc lein Saar wcllis mar. Darum
LIEF ct t4n lleben unb 9ins Elm Stiid weiter am
Slug binauf 100 CT rUtbe Grre fano unb aud tie>
raus enen WlenIhen bilrrte. Differ gefiel un-
fern 9rcbsn Sater briIcr ais ber rrie, bod mar
CT nod ni6t gang tefrirbist. Gr sing SeSbalb
nod Elm Stiid writcr binauf, fmb wrier @rbe,
pcraue rr ebenfallS einen MsnI6rn Iduf unb
CT brtradtrtc ibn nit Serpunrerms unb Srreniis
gen uno rtef aus: ,,pas 1T Elm srllfcmmener
WrnI6 !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-10-11
Gtucfsipchfel.

Der gGtt. 9epiS .. Campbell Srn Sutler
GauntY, Sbc, fam zines Cages in lester g8c6e
auf Der Srrppe brs 9tatonals bptsls in g8afbina>
an cncm alten 3cttmgseplpprte Srrtrp, prlGer
ltA oeripunperte, in Der Sanp pee Hcprelrntar ten
bic aIte Cincinnati @ajette" gu iebrn.
"Oie batsn Sic ni6t in Sbrem Yade 2" fraste
9r. Campbell.
"glein; aber in friberen SaGrn babe i6 bas
Slatt regrlmaBig geIeIen."
"9Bcnn mar pas 2"
"Sn 1928, ais Sr. G6arGes Sampnb nod bas
Slatt IGrieb. Sd irar banals riner rer partnsr
Der 8rma Darlington unb gBeas, @rcebanrltr
an Der Watnltrabe In Cincinnati"
"S6 erinnere mid Der 5ir,aa, " rntseencte Srrr
Campbell "bamals mar i9 Drudrrteufel In Der
@'a3stte e-Sffice, unb babe Sbnen oft bur6 Sturm
unb 8e9en pas Slott sebra6t g8ir 9 be Iinb
lebenpe Wpnumente ron rem @liidsre6Iel bes
2ebens."
Seipe WSnner Ibieeen geriErt Bon chamber.
Der cine tru9 ais armer 6nabe Dem reifen 8auf@
manne bic 3eitung in bas 5aus, unb Der arm ee-
pcrerne Ssaufnann bietrt Dem sbemalisen 3etmgs>
trigger, tpelder irbt in BEN Sallsn bes GpnsreTes
iiBt, 3eitunsen an Der Srrrpe ieines 5ctels gum
Sauf an.