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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
BRATTLEBORO, W.T.
SATURDAY, DEC. 90, 1867.

SPECIAL NOTICE From and after this date no sub.
seriptons for TIE PHdsNIX wu be resfiued at less
rate than 81 80 per year. Those who hare taken the
REPUBLICAN, since the LIST January but hdUe not paid
for the same 'cW fnd hefr accounts for that period at
THE PHGNIX Office. s1.5O uiH settle for the year
If raid Immediately, otherwise $500 wW be charged.
The same rule holds good ci those uho are
for THE PHGNIX.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

Storm. Aud 10 tbs thick bushy head of nj. IL
hair, and restless, uneasy feeli 70. wL;ch ""k
vents his beng'at r. st for five consnrntivo p;'
ntes, and keeps him moving fr I'M one min, ''.'
another in the Senate Chamber, and INV ,,,,,..o
Of the little giant is cnmplrre y P'''"e
nh
HORRIBLE MURDER IL WEsfFIttn NJ.
The Springfield Rcp,,L,;co, ot Tho o,, ''H'''
tho ,,r,t,ul,r, H.. WV -f"' gives
LII. &C., "I "'a'uo' Vi we and two
."'"'c" III "c''n''u' Mass on lueseay, Dec
ION, winch was not discovered Until Wo1.o.
day, the 23d inst. The (ollow;n, - H..
t;ve as o;v., i, ,ho D....t,.- ''' nara
,,n,.nr -. ',V''""'
d..a'lc,L -. .ie Pcrpetrator If this
r,r n,.Lo, h'. ,s.',a "''''s o' Swuzefllud, ri.
s,roc,ssoII,. an 'hleiiigcnt, sober and
p'o'esseuiy reIlgious man, member the B,,.
children ,,h a' "Ita,en.'y iona OF his wife and
cd ~, O'i "c nns no" so orutally butcher
Wes,Go,d -, 80 ye"'s V,u' ms lived in
snoc,oJ al ~ 'oa'o, vas wen known and re.
IL Kn,;,.s '; au c 1'"'.a"' WORK and good wages
soma 81, a,aa' factory. re married his wife
CLa., i, e' ago ih ou'heli, Ct Her father
Wn',G6,J 49, sI ~" '''oS III oouthwlek adjoining
It'll anu Is poor Iaoorlng man. Tie
al 49, IL ~ ."e union were TWO, one about five,
rI,;S t 81 '"o years OF age
,ros,,oro',n aPPa,ehu! harpy and united and
VIII, oIouI.e.i one nan OF double bonse,
dav ,'~ ,ous VI me Nlage green. On Tues
y, ",o''ins "'ek' Dec TO- Stonbs vas seen
go NJ, an mas h"' oeen heard iiem
Som bv am" "'s w"e nor children had been
that hoyr 3 y. t'e heighoots since before
Iv absent ca ~"n ,e,' a. ,ne isn'y were frequent
seo,ns ~ haro 'uaG'al Jays Jog ''her, the fact
Wndno,d,n , eAVneu no special attention On
cunied rho Io, howe'er' persons who &C.
o,s !, NO, I'e' ,''u' 81 'he mouse became curl
aJioir;n' a,.a'.cu az Tue c"nthnei silence in the
anI -. "Pa.,nen'Si anu procuring ladder
had- ro',, ", I"n"eI access % The window Of the
corory ns a., Inu IooheG H. Shorkrd at the dis
,r,,L i,L 'ue oou! o' 'he oIdeh chlId, covered
~ W. oeu' iney' joined by another
the rooms "'0Ne !" '"e ''oh' do'r' and enterel
'"e sr loor US
sr., a. "! o''up'eu me basement and the
hr ,' mnn' aGoe Access 10 tins floor was had
NV aus ~! VI stairway ahc piazza, and door
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

LEcTuRE.-The Rev. F. W. Shelton Of Montpe-
lier, will lecture in this village next Thursday eve
ming, on "The History of speculations. Mr. Shell
ton is favorably known y the reading public by
his up River Correspondence" and other contri-
buttons to the Kuickerbocker. He is one of the
most genial writers in the State, and we venture to
say that his Lecture will afford rich treat to all
who hear it,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

ssS The Supreme Court ofthe United States
has decided in full bench, that the note of hand
of a married woman however wealthy she NAV
be, is vaueless, unless her husband is able and
willing to pay it. In the case before the Court,
tho woman was sued for the value of a note of
$500, given for board and lent money. A de-
cision OF the Court below was reversed, AMI it
"as ruled that the wife could not lie witness
against the husband, So that all the notes of a
married woman are worthless.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

seven hundred dollars have been raised by the poo
pie of West Brsttleboro, 800 Of which was gen.
erousy contributed by prominent citizen of that
place. for the improvement Of their cemctary. A
6ne fence now cncloscs the spot; the surface has
been graded, and trees will in a few years orna-
ment the place which, in The ordinary course Il na
ture, is TO be hallowej by the reception of their
mortal remains
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

DEPRECIATION IN STocK.-A farmer in Whining
ton has recently sold pair of oxen, weighing about
$40 pounds, at fur and half cents per pound,
for which he was offered six cents in September
Another sold pair for $50; being fifty dollars
less than the same cattle were estimated to be worth
three months since. Butter has been sold in the
same town for fifteen and half to twenty cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

II "lf they smite thee one check turn the
other aso,' is the substance of scriptural in
junction. One Of our citizens had shirt stolen
from his clothes line a few nights since; he has
posted notice Offering the mate to it to the thief
if he will come after it, aud to waive all claims of
prosecution. Such IN offer is not to be sneezed
at in these times.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

HyDRoPATH BALI~-The fourth annual ball Of
the iiydropath Engine Company in this village,
took place on Thursday evening of last week. 1t
is spoken Of as n very pleasant affair. The music
was of the first order albeit it done by the Brat
tleborO Quadrille Band, assisted by L. NJ. Burjitt
rretensions Of "bully band"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

SNow.-During Monday night Of this week
enough snow fell in this village to make temporary
sleighing Of very brief duration. This was sue
ceeded by rain that dissipated the expectations
and blighted the hopes Of those who are anxious
for shedding.
In St. Johnsbury snow fell both during the night
aud the succeeding day, enough for good sleghng
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

SMALL CAUSE ToR QuARREL.-The demo-
cratic papers of this State among themselves
and with the New York Ne,rs, are wrangling
about the Democratic party of Vermont. Ii
would he difficult to find smaller or leaner
bone Of contention
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

DEPUTY SHrRIFTs.--George Slate Of Bellows Falls,
whose term Of service as High Sheriff commenced
on the LIST inst, has appointed the following gen.
tlemcn as his deputies
Roswell Hunt of Brattleboro, c. c. Lynde of
Guilford Stephen Niles of Halifax, Stephen w.
Bowker Of Newhne, William lloughtou Of Putney,
Ira A. Pulsipher OF Rockingham, Aonzo Starkey
Of Townshcnd, Chandler Pratt and Thomas T.
Johnson Of Wardsboro, Amos A. Brown and Henry
j. Alyord Of Nottingham, and Elea1er Gorham,
Jr., of Wilmington.
Most Of these appontecs have held the Office Of
deputy sheriff for several years, and they all,
so far We nre acquainted with them, of char
acter and standing. The execution of the laws
seems to be in good hands.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

u We learn from an exchange that civilian
Pendar, young man from Newburyport, was be-
wldered in snow storm and persisted while hunt
ing in Nebraska Territory, in October" without
doubt this young man WAS William W Pendar, son
Of Robert Pcndar, formerly Of this village. lie
has resided at Florence, Nebraska. more than
year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

VERMONT VALLEY RAILRoAD.-At the meeting
Of the bondholders Of the Vermont Valley Railroad
at Bellows Falls on Tuesday, the act of the last
Legislature entitled, "An Act Relating to Trustees
Of Railroads" was accepted, and II. II. Henry,
Gouveneur Morris and Alexander Hamilton, Jr, Of
were elected Trustees.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

~ Dan was in town the other day Meeting
an old friend and whlom brother official he says
"Allow me Mr.. r to grd.uidte you on your
marriage.
But Dan i great on Scriptural question. In
his remarks upon the Bible he knew ait was said
that it was written by erpirei men, although he
did not believe it,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

ANOTHER LEGENDARY fIRE.-George sarh ents
barn on his premises, lying on West River about
two and half miles above this village was found
to be on fire last Monday evening about half past
eight O'Clock. When first seen the flames had made
such head1ay that il was impossible to save any of
its contents, which, with the barn were totally con-
sumed. Among the stock and property destroyed
were one yoke Of nice oxen, four cows and seven
head Of two years old and ycarng cattle, horse
belonging TO his brother, two swine and forty to hf-
~ tons vi hay and fodder. The loss is estimated
at $1,000 on which there was $500 insurance in the
Farmers Mutual.
There had been no light carried into the barn by
the owner or any one under his direction after six
O'Clock that evening. The deed was evidently the
work Of an incendiary What the motive could be
no one but the perpetrator say. The hard
earnings Of an estmable citizen are thus dissipat-
cd. and the slow accnmulations Of years Of honora-
Die toll oblierated. We trust all our citizens will
be constantly their guard against the repetition
Of those disasters which Of late have visited us so
heavily. The discovery Of the incendiaries would
be q result as gratifying it now seems difficult
THAT "BucuAyAx Hoo. The .4rgus claims
discount Of 100 pounds on that big hog whose
weight We stated last week to be 775 pounds To
be sure We had the authority Of the owner for the
truth Of our statement, but we are willing to make
the required deduction. 1t is much less than the
usual rate Of discount to be computed on "Buch-
anan" productions
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

FINE socirrY MEEfrSo.-A special meeting OF
the Fire Society OF this village, was held at the
Brattleboro House, on Wednesday evening The
committee appointed ut the annual meeting to re-
wise the by-aws, reported n new code which, after
discussion and some verbal amendment, was adopt
cd. The inst seven articles Of the code make no
changes of practical importance, save that oil cit
liens of the village can bect me members by sign
ing the bylaws. The 9Th, 9th and 10th, which
prescribe the duties Of the wardens, except such
as are specially pointed out in the Charter, and
the penalties for disobedcnce, should be fully I'M
derstood. They are as follows
ART. 8. The Wardcns shall wear a suitable badge
ut fires on their hats or caps that they may be
known MS such officers. The first Warden shall be
and act as Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
at all fires in the village. lie shall have full con-
troll over Nil the Engines, Hose, Hooks and Lad
ders, and Companies attached to the same, shall
direct their location and duties in time of fire; the
use of water from cisterns, wells and the brook,
shall be under his charge. In case of the absence
Of the Chief Engineer or First Warden, the senior
Warden or the Warden especially designated for
that purpose, shall assume and exercise the same
powers as are given to the first Warden. The War
dens will at once in time Of fire. repair to the local
iy Of the first Warden for orders and will then, if
not previously directed, be detailed for duty. The
Chiei Engineer will communicate all his orders di-
rectly himself or through the Warden detailed to
an Engine or Hook & Ladder Company, to the
Foreman or Captain Of such company.
AIR 9. The Engine and Hook & Ladder Com
panies shall render implicit obedience the orders
Of the first Warden, and wiful disobejicnce Of the
same 10y any member or members shall be q sufii-
cient cause for their discharge or n disbanding Of
the Company.
Arr. TO- The Warlens under the first Warden
shall have the same powers in the Village 10 pro-
tect the property of the inhabitants thereof against
fires, viz; in examining fire. places, stove-ppes,
keeping Of ashes, lime, &C., as granted by the Sd
Section Of the Act Incorporating the Fire Society
Of the Village of Braiilcboro, and to report the
same at their annual meeting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

- Chase & Trips window is decorated with an
original charcoal sketch Of Santa Claus descending
favored chimney with baske, filled with presents
purchased at their shop. He might have gone fur
ther and farce worse Their selection is worthy an
examination
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

lAFsoygSgSr During the past season nearly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

A word 10 delinquent subscribers We have
not, as our columns will witness, kept our pa
per filled with standing duns for money nor
have we frequently alluded 10 the subject. Now
we are in the want Of all that is honestly due
u.s. For this purpose we shall charge only
Sl.5o per year for arrearaees due if paid before
the Isl Of January neat after that time we shall
endeavor to collect by the most eieciual means
possible, and at the rate Of sc 90 per year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

broad open hand receives the blow of i,s m,,o
and italcises the sentence with s,nnnirr wy
port. The sweat pours from him prorinseyS, ,nd
falls from his forehead, or is thrown cca, oc I''
sh' ultlers by those rimica shakes of tho hoa "'
as tic rain drops are shaken from the ,reo. h.,
storm Add TO this thick bushy head of bl,.n
hair, and a restless, uneasy feeli 70, which nra
vents his being'at r, st for five consecutive mi,
nte', and keeps him moving fr I'M one point ~
another in the Senate Chamber, and nv uc,,,o
oil the little giant is complete"
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0 eb mpmber Mnsct9er.
Scnuatenb, IL. Sctutcr 1857.
Sermiiebte eurppaifebe ssaebrie,ten.

Dresden, Is. Sept. Sn Sahlen III Zen barns
ber5t9en Sdmeitsrn Der 3utritt In eas fatbpliIhe &ron.
tenbans nid't 9cfattrt mrrren, ie tlsitsu ~iiterbaupt aus
eieiem &tniareihe ausselGlrIsn. Der at1h1astide
Selhctp hes Minifferiums tiibt fh auf pnraaropb Sc
Der Ssrnlun9, III irelthcm eS tsi6t: ,gs biirfen MEIER
nrie &lcfer %srridytet, nod Seiuiteu peer iraene Gin am
terer 9e,ltliher Srpen jemals i'm 0ante aufeeucmmen
perccn.
Bremen n. Is. Sept. Die gtusmancrrun9 iter bier
uadn Qniertt1 nimmt in ete1em Sabre tepeutrmp Al.
Die Sabl Der Gmigrauten, mette lh pom l. Sanuar
al. bis gum Z. Sept. b. s. ppn Der 91cIer iiterboupt
einihiften, betrG9t 33 600 9cripnen, mitbin so 0rc,,
mrbr, ais In Der namli6en 9ertppe her Sabre 1856
bis 81. 2 t
.,iM 16. Scpt. SIN Ssraangener Nadt 1T
lant elmer telearaptiIten Tspefhe Der IS. 9. g." tos
5ans am &arlstbcr, III meldbem lid, bic GiIembanclnna
Nplenlsbner's %tefncet, burdh Grplpicn bes in pcmielten
n tsTnelihsn pulsers in Die Cuff %seIcsen. 9cn beGrn
9rpc6nern linb 4 tcet, elmer. Der bod pcrn,ibt mtrp,
III wabriteinliG tppt uno Smet iinc Ifmer eerlcbt.
20 SsrScs Gugsn BON @irtemtsrs 1T su &artsrube
tn S6lslsn am SdlasFuB sefortsn. 9tm 8. Scnuor
1883 %setpren, but er nabesu ras ~letea3islte 9ebentiabr
erreiht. rt-
Sonpon, Ia. Ius. Sc6annss Ssc"se fat to6ier
sinen in tsutihsr Sprate o~tstfa6ten Brief all paet
9ius Nv, cine antnprt auf iein Grncurbot nit Sslt<
reid uab ieincr SiihGIe, Sirtenbriefe, Die Gle t%etreffenc,
bsrausscssben. Sae 6rautfurter Scurual Iaat parii>
ter, er weree ben Grfunren Res teutides gsplfcs unp
Der itttlid ''relisi6ien 5crtttitpuns Der g5ltcr ~iitcrbarpt
picl BebrrysenSrertbes ticten, aub ,renu itnrn on
1ne9reren Stelen Die ausrrudsmeile au,u Itrrf or.
f6eine. Snceien entbnlte Der grtci neten elmer pclc
'niihcn 5raeturihrife aud lebr CARTE unb tnuiae Qsu-
%Berungen, namcntlih iiter Die ibealc Sh6nbeit unp
9etutstt her Muttcr Seiu, bic bctanutliA oft in neurer
3sit Snrf freselnee SGuGe entmeibt unb gum 3rrrtilpe
erttcut perSe. Oarnad su urtbsiIen. mub bieier Sire
@fentrief pes u@esenpaptes' sin risentbamlites Yrc@
Slct lcin.
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Stubito Ludovico,

3mei &Gpic iinr trGtr olo Gincr. mcrn cs aud,
SthHftppte lnc, caran ,purrc IT'D unmilfubrIih criunrrt-
ais ih rrn slriifcl in Iretcr drummer >irlee glnttrs I'M
t~critidnrt pcn cihrm ,Gbarlrs yucmia" III lrkrn tsfom-
NrhnunAslr'rr. at0etlibter guemia! Gr mSd,tc
nrh!. otcr tcnntc nidt! Der glrtitrl Zee Stlerpntpre
niiB mpM Ihlrht al Srroucn irin fir rcn ormclt
Shlidrr, pt9'rid CT rinrn irbr ,Gben Maocn bat, (ccnn
CT bar lhrn pirIs ipltrr &nbrhcitrn rcrltludD lrnjl
bate CT mcbl niht irlhe wriwriisltc 9lnitrrnauuorn &c.
maht. Scrcile fir bic @eiuurbrit irinrr flint Sinnr
r1r'ulrarn, pecr lr(lte i'm pietlriht lcin Dictator in
nislsn ihrsdIihrn lluiinn %aritIr,t hntcn? Gch cS in
NlleS nerartrnS! Scn erfrr Nrtitct ,rist Die Shm1ttr
lstner Sinnr; Der ircitc iunr ntllio itcrironnt. SIM
lnsr SriNt rS irh: ta6 bos Slcilt mitiN, rrr Gsiit oter
iehr lbmata mar. armrr vurmiN CT lit mirflih IN
htoonsrn. 9Srr ibn mpbl oIf ric unoliltiite Grre
hrHdtf. .roG triiiAc Tummbsi! rrcr Gimfalt" sanctae
slmpllcltas teiEe, anitatt sancta simplicitas i'm 0e.
nifty (posr smeite @cricn) sanctae simplicitatis mic
Der Seiernatpr rihti9 bottc. Trh man verorat CO linn
niht rS bat lih mabriheinlih Srmanp cincn bnrmlrs
ln Sthrr' 1fmnht unp bat itm ipltbrS uerrHcftrs 3suo
aniArtnnosn, ctrr lr0tc cS uiellcidt lcin Srlisr irltit
niGt teiIrr armubt baten? Tp6 am trjtcn mire CO.
nirier {. ncbmr Gpretuutcrribt, ainor in cine Rrits
Nule uno lisbe lth gu rincm Nrtitprttn (uiht cius
Nrbilnrtrn) Nfenlhsu unp nlplihcm 0lieoe ter Sc
ltllhoft berantilren 6srr Stap nimmt ac0a1naer
ssNrn piinttlibe ScaabtunN CO merrcn feline N de
mrhr in Ssriab %arnrmmcn! gieo ulotpr.
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&cite Mm3ciocr.
Gebr ;mpercbtlmber QuSmioi

9rrSlttct Fnut fir re Standardization WobIdt.
cine cen'i'tbigc 9rcatur niht per Shut ms Srrcubous
%lpentirsn IN me!lrn, (oislciht s = ~Iunrcrn NIT
TOR lrrtan onf rtni lhmnlcn Qstsnspfape IN mnnrclu.
Dalt yer, che ih pcr &unmsr unp Srraen nm Sbr ori<
lt'NrS sSobi, ra id %temerft, Daft pcs Stlsrpotrrs St.
lr'nnhoifn Shnen 70 ara in re &rrne ~arfatrcn linn.
mp'ttNlt %all3upicl %unNelunc lit. 0Stc fruute ih iest 10
unNlutiitter MfcnIh ricS atsr purbrr obmcu, ca ih rrdb
rs'E uno Sie lcltlt inasn, Sic madden mnp yerItchrn
unlbulri9e SberSe uup nuh itun in Gffsutlihcr Ge<
l~ell'haEt rirls une ~cinflltig Standardization, ais: ,Glrf.
Onmmf"pf, 8rprf II. pNl." ~etenfaas ais Sd,er,c ami.
nahmsn. = Sntte ib nurausleben fGunrn, roE @ie nod>
O.. SHlibprn ercliniren, Suticct nnc gpicctip nidt in
~osnlflncn 0olus icbcn tnp bic rerlhicrtme Srtrutuna
erS gSrrtrS ucrbntrn' niht fcnnen, ih bGtte ais outcr
ehriif acldMrie9rn, nm Sbncm einc ;mcite giomnae an
%criporen; ctmas gang @cmGbnlicbrS. Gie Iirtru Scr
9'sihe, 10 AUDI i'd. Grbatcn tc;iebt Ih ourb ouf rio
Spbrj n|lr an9enommen. Gle tItten g,rbnsn1rrb int
&epts II. rctt lon9e Strcn saraui, 70 mare cos Strrt
ti'hcr erbaben iu ncnnrr, Die Sbrcn attr md, nta.
br''rr. %erltnncen? SNdS atcr Srrcu tstri6t. lit cs
utrripnnnt Won S6ncn, @rlcbrte une 9bilrIrpben unp
errsn 2Eirfsn NIT lid unc Sbrcm unjinuiocn Mndwere
III "frAlcithrn. Gie fpr1hsncen Sprcn unp Nnjidtcu
@stFtrtFr inn anf wilIcnidaftHdsc Grfabrunarn tniirt.
uno nefilr %rielciten fen 0runt ftar unc re,Rau>l;d,
NerhaEbt irtrecn fam. no icrncr i'm @eacnthril cininde
S0dfn n'ht esrminfiis %car9rlellt mrrrsu, nrnut man
Scitcs faleln. Ssbcr'ign Sic pieics, unc trsten sic
mai picorr npr bic Seftntlidfcit, 70 maiden Cir lictsr
3byrn 01rinblrn nod 6rr3cns!uit curb ,rei aemiNe
NptNlr Euft; eaS mare rtcn 10 Ye.jtGnclih ais ,urcr.
mo mGd,tc lih ais Srlp rhne mcitere vi. tmirfunu and,
rrht gut ouSnsbmen.
&incrrpatcr (StIrrYatrr).
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Ma6 einsm @iUnat trmmt Der 1atritnnt NJ Ynrn G

Nadb cinsm @tUuat trmmt Der 8atrifant N Yrrp 6
nNfptrre. bier lit Die Dric."
Soro :. nimmt caS &lsinrb unt bclfhtiat es. ,sier.
iaate or, III iasiu SdlrB init ccn 9biirmen. bier it ras
Sansden. Nter no III rcr S,nc 2"
"satcn Cure Serrti6teit niAt ssiast, cas Der sune
I'M 9a''Sf1sn Ssrl&~inpen iclltc, mcun mnn i'm onFept?
n@acrpinss."
"unc eHb CT erlf nisrcr gum %UrlAein trmmcn lpa,
ircnn man i'm niht aniiebt."
nSa uup paun 2"
"Nun, Sie batcn binscisben, tcr Suub lit i'm Saus.
den. Steden Ste bic Tpie nur in Die aaiAs, Ic tcn,mt
er ir9lcih %bsrauS."
srre y. rentt einen guscntlid nad unc last: ,,ytid
t9! @an' %ribtis" Gr tcdt Die Dple in Irire aoid,
nimm. aus isincm 9rrtefeuiue prei Yantnctcn N tan
ieno 2baIer nno tebSnpiste fe pnnfsnp Dem oelbidtrn
Spicnmahu.
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SumfcS.

Stn Srtnirn 9in9 zines Says i6cr einen 6irds
in cer NIts BON Qcntcn unb iab cine Wruae ar
ner eeite um Gin Grab lteben. Nuf feline Srnee nah
Der ursaehe, nntncrtete cine alte Srau: ug0ir haten uu<
fern soften 5reunc Ssrlpren, unlern ~miirrisen 9~lrnrfatsn
Gr ristb nnS itrts Ycn @rcisIen al unc mar
,tnlrr Srtcoensridtrr melt uno brett Der tehr @tann.
= pgHrbl," periebte Ben So9nlcn, no labt ibm auf
ca5 Grab 'hreiben:
r@rtt tout nod Wnnrer Damn unb mann;
Sier rubt elm NcYcfat, Elm elrlihcr Waun."
Cine StrtroU1e. Qcro g., krfannt burh
feline 'nhlreihen Grccntritlten, fam pr eimiaer 3rit an
sinem Der eritcn OVEN atritantcn ppn Nantes. SD
mGtte," laste or, psins Dple, auf mslhe meiu @6lrs
~at9etilret it."
,Das lit is9r leibt," s~ripieherte Der gotrifant, Shy
loro trauhsn mir nur Die 3ei6nuns SbreS ShloiIes
3u seten."
.Sa, atsr ids ipini6te, RAP ain Sbpre ts Gblcl1s5
audi Elm 5uneebausben nit eiurm Sunpe ltsbe."
,guh bn5 1T itbr %lsitbt."
ySa, ater ih m6thte nod, Oa6 Der Sunc, Iubalc man
ion anlisbt, in isn Sausben friett unO crit wisSer bsr,
ans tcmnlt, menn man ibn niht mebr anliebt. 8Dnnsn
Ste cas?"
Der DOZEN . 8otrifant wirit lsinen &unten rinen
8lid at, nm gu isben, Of man i'm niht gum Selten
bait. faBte iih ihnsl nnp erpiererte: ,,Oas lit lhmer
,inp Die Dole mircs iebr tbsusr %fommsn."
uSns III mir 9lsiA."
,.5auIenb 3balcr."
v0ut, tauisnS 16alcr."
nSn sinsm WOnat merOe iA Die Gbre ba6en, S6nen
bic Dole su ~trinsen."
SD Yerlais MIDI barnuf."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-10-17
GtGStiScbcS.

: ani naditrn Mrnta9 fincet Die Griuueri,nosfrisr
or Sd'iadlt bel yrrftewn lott, an Der iih audi Die
pfutlns erlipaNnle rrht ~'ablrcidb tetGciti0cn mirr, mcit
'pr lrnlt @sfnbr erc9t, paB 6e ben Jtuf, bic ltSrfitc
Y piipl9nif 81 ictn, Scrlirre. Iae ncl rrIaniiirtc SD.
tatupn Der grung @uaro miro nGmli,b du ienem Sooe
gum erltcl Niale ouSridcn, uno ct lit cine Gbrenlatc
f,r iebsS Mtitalicc Der SG9er+G rmpaanie, Dem Wutli.
t't'1 81 Sei9cn, ZAP cine pcutihr Gcmpaanie Ie(tIt cu
an's'ltan'lNes battalion an Sobl i~itertreifen fam. =.
@runerneur gRiic miro ~ouGcrpem eas WilitGr iulpici.
rem. mtStalt cs mebr ale miinihcnemrrtb IN, pos aud,
in etcler SrSistun9 Die 0suti6en lA ouo,rihnetrn.
= am @tcnc jcnss 9asrs ftnret i'm Sonlc ts srn.
Sdac ecr Sabrrstou Der Oeutfhen &rantcn. Welrr.
fdaft itatt, uui cen mir b~eicmcert aufmeyfiom MAIDEN
une cine rcht ,abIrsidc Setbeiliauua miuIdcn.
: am nl6iten Mrntos miro former cic Wsthanics<
ansitcuuna rrGfnct, in Der. mic mir bSrcn, audi crut
itrr &untNsib ~pett:cten 1T.
= Sammtl,hc biciiae Santcn baten lore S3aorz
Sablun9en %einNNtf1t, mclte NtaGrcNcl rcr 9ictbrcnr
c'alrtt pom puelitum I'M %&a9cmcincn istr full aufse
nrmmrm murrr.
Sn Der Circuit Court nurrc p~cracllcru Sbcn,ns
s, @ar59 gu ,pnn'is Sabre 9cnitentiore pcrurtbcist
msscn t~caan9cnsr gtrtb,uht an Der 9iabriocu Qouro
Bennett, meI&w Sail uniersn 2slcrn mubl nod, in fri.
ihrm Nnrcnfen lcin mirr.
= Gsr Nuf prn 9pIrr uao Gus Dn9ucrertYpcn 1T
lcbt audi nnd 9icriclt artruu9rn. iucrm rir 9lorfplfcr
Aurncr bel ibrem tir,lihen Sieririn icnrs Dompf en-
Nltltnt %bslndhtsn nnp fiji raprn i,rer,cuatrn, eae letrns.
Artrehr Naauereotppen IN unicr'm 3cltaltcr res Sprt
lebrittes nun Der Bari. Suspsnlioucu uur nod permit.
telit Gampf anaeFsrtist wsrcen tGuucn.
= Gbrpnilhe 1iarrbuc. = Wir habrn tos 2s,,o-
min elneS ohtbasen Siirarrs in unierm Selis, melhrr
teltatiat. roB or prn rieiCr frtdttarcn &ranfbrit purd,
ccn @strauth pcn SpsrbaYs'S bUHGnpiidrm Bitter fur
int irurpe. SSir mrrctn nit %traniieeu Srpcm pns
3rnNn'B Serneilen, Der al Der Jtibtisfrit pelI,lbcn
smciielt.