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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18

ing lands Ia Iowa. with lots cides of Oshkosh ST Paul
ana SIperor will be sold at low prices cash. exchanged
for desirable improved property ID New or vicinity
GEO. W. KITTELLE, IS William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-18

ENOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FOR VACANT LOTS IN
New York city, several brown stone houses located In
wenesh street. between First and Second avenues The
houses contain all the modern improvements Also thirty
In South Brooklyn will be exchanged improved property
or vacant lots Apply to THOS. MACFARLAN SONS, $50
Tenth street, Third avenue
, 1859-01-08
Personal u1RI Political.

"Gruce Greenwood leciured in Tolsda on
Tuesday evening last to the largest audience
ever assembled to keur lecture in that city.
Her subject was Joan DArc. TIE G!adt says
Of the lecture: at was clearly drawn picture,
rather florid in coloring, yet charming, never
sheless; word painting, poetical in conception
sud execution, such as we love to look upon and
will long remember, Is We do beautiful Hover
OF an art poem On the CAVES Of IN old master" "
The object of Gen Scotts present visit to
New Orleans is said to be personal conference
with Gen. TwIggs as 10 the force that might be
detached from his and another department, for
the purpose Of the military occupation Of Soao.
RI aud chihuahua according to the recommend.
alton Of the Presidents message. There ere
hints thrown ous tLst this presidential scheme
will be carried cut, whether sanctioned By Cog
gress or not.
The prosecutors Of Judge Watrons, Of Tex
IS, are preparing other charges to rrocosc hill
impeachment
The Kingston ICanaca) -1e.es Of Jan. 1st,
announces the death Of Samuel Koulands. tie
editor Of that paper. lie IVES much esteemed II
every relation OF life.
1T is said thst Vim. B. Astor's taxes which
be recently paid to the Receiver Of New Ycrk,
amounted to ta5, 900 on personal property, ani
$4,000 on real estate. Total $4,000.
Moods Tneatre, Cincinnati, was sold b,
the Sheriff, on Saturday, for s26 500. Miss Eli
II Logan, the ectrest, Gnd Mr.. J. Il. Boswell
we're the purchasers.
, 1859-01-08
Lynch Law in Minnesota.


Considerable excitement hAa been produced
in Minnesota. By the lyuching 0! one J. Z.
Rhinehars, confined in the jul Ut Lsxirg g,on. LIE
Sueur county. for the murder Of man named
Bodell. A mob Of thirty or forty men assem-
bled about the Jail on the morning Of the 37th
ult., and succeeded in tlcclng IN entrance.
The prisoner possessing great muscular strength
tore bis right hand free. though confined by o
heavy iron give, and sezing the leg Of esoye
kept his ossa,outs at bay tor time. The latter
q shors consultation, tore du~n tue ga5le end
Of the log Jail and assailed him in the rear.
Finding all nope OF resistance vu,n. Rhinehart
Lost oil hear and fell upon the hoor in it,
Taking the seuselets body in g sleigh, the whole
proceeded out OF the village q mile and half,
and attaching rope to his neck. threw it over
q tree and hauled HIM up. When nearly sutlo-
Gated, the tendsh mob lowered him, md NJ
lowed him to revive. The moment be came 10
his senses. he sprung to his feet protested that
he was innocent Of the crime charged upon tint.
lie WAS then again strung up and allowed 10
hang until dead. little hole was then dug in
the earth, The dead body chucked into 1t, and
the 1yucherB departed.
The st. Paul papers assert that there VAS 10
positive testimony TO convict Raluelart, und
much Of the circumstauti.l evidence agniust him
Was vague and unsatisfactory. The mob prob
ably feared that he might be acquitted, aud re,
sorted to l5nching in order to ensure bis pun
iahfpe1t
, 1859-01-08
4 Prediction and its Fuifliment.

Genius anl moral and religious enthusiasm seem
III nave IN unconscious rEe-csence- These quail.
lies admit men into such intimate connection with
the setrct Influences {! nature and the controlling
principles ef human conduct that they fnrcsee the
future with almost the accuracy Of prerhctc
vision. We arr reminded u! i striking Illustration
nt this III tic ci>c Of oaE disabled senator, Mr.
Su1naer. In Il. great Speech which rongh1
upon bis head tho tcrrih!c vengeance Of ,lc SLAVE
power. he gave tull account Ill detail Of lhc in
te1est tclt una tie eGrt displayed ty the general
government in the 1en1lti'n VI tie fugitive slave.
Anthony Dsrn>, from Bosom. Such historical
accuracy and completeness rs to this matter Lid
not appear 10 b. Necessary to tue scope aad pur-
pose Of his slr c'h, and one Of his ttieuLs asked
him wly he lab'rcd till. part III lis subject 70
thoroughly. - ''l'eeaaSc,' said Mr.. Su:ancr. "
wanted I, haze that aflir lMt on rtcnld and
"rruscl in Tue Congressional t;1obe 50 that fire.
years he"ee. when au Effort slal. la made 10 IT.
new tie surciga slave trade, NE may be able to
q consrn-t The rctuu of the Eoycr'1lacnt in the
Two cases." No, h4lt Of Tie five YEARS have YET
elapsed. anl the slave trade Is ~ optned-anl the
country las the oppWtut'ity to make the contras.
Repubican.
, 1859-01-08
Those Gamblers Again.

Tha spor,iue Rentleneu vhou the Chjc.ro
-',h., 49,. .h,,, ,;n .i.s.
oe".ot'4' oau N4ae. ees en'1 ''1ao AAas7'
are furnishing food for editors. far and wide.
The philsdelphia Nfr.. Of the 81 i1st. has
.o,n-, .,,;c,s NJ ,no,a, - sa.etio,a commenc;,1 .
so'14a 81 ''ee - "'' a. 'e
thus.
~ CONVENTION or GAxaLIzs.--Tne recent
gathering OF spor:i7q gentlemen, At Chicago, hsA
u.is Of all parts OF the un'oo. some OF Hhiea
Heas tne paner VIII iests, to.s "a. mo.. Q. 'uem
t..1foi an sr;d.5.e ~ ,b. dsnr.T;ty of ,he
tiues, Very few ct them discuss the affair
, 1859-01-08
Death OF Hon. ". r. Parker.

We are pained aud almost shocked to 1earu
thai this esteerned citizen aud member Of the
Bar. IN this ctr, aad lRte member Of the Gene.
raj assembly Of the Stale, is dend.
IT was slated iu our last paper that it was
thought be was likely to recover from some-
what protracted illness, but it was not 40 or
dsined by the All-Wise D.sposer, and last even.
iog ct Z o'clock, in his owo home that voice,
whose eloqueoce still linkers among rs, ID
courts aud halls, was hushed in death.
Few men among M have filled larger sphere
or hlled one 80 honorab1y-and few could b.
taken thst wonld' be more missed or inousned.
20 "as about 20 rears os age, and 1eaves q
wife aud two children.
, 1859-01-08
Recovery from the Revulsion.-Unpar-
ai1eled Activity and Development

AheJca ACl1Flt4 ana Development
Ahead.
In auotbcr column &c give IN interesting
article from The Washington Union upon the
growth Of wealth within the next tcn years.
Of the general correctncs Of tie conclusions
arrived ut by the writer, we do not enter
tain doubt. AL the signs in the financial
world are indicative o! tue beginning Of an
era Of development and progress Of which
the past furnishes no parallel. The deprcs-
sion from which the country is but just re-
covering is in some degree prophetic Of what
is to ccmc. Without any marked immediate
cause, reaction would be ineyitablc from the
very nature Of things But with the exist
cucc Of abundant causes to stimulate reac-
ton, the effect must bo correspondingly
greater. What then are the conditions un.
der which We are entering upon the era Of
reaction, and to what extent are they ca1culat.
Cd to infect tue rrsults
!. The country-indeed VIC may say The
whole world-has been for the last eighteen
mouths engaged in the liq1datioa Of its in
dcbtedness. Millions Of dollars Of private
debts havc been paid, while corporate and
State Indebtedness has been materially
reduced. Perhaps 10 q greater extent than
at my time within the Inst ten year., The
world.is free from old business scores. and
large masses Of its population ars prepared
to start off upon new race Of enterprise
and activity entirely out Of debt.
II. With the exception Of the frontier statea
, 1859-01-08
Boston Branch Houses in New York.

i committee Vi the Eoa.en Eeat1 oc Trade has
recently male IN important report, setting forth
the objections 10 the system Of Employing branch
co1nnli- sion houses iu Srw Snrl Tor tue sllc Of
gools manufactured III New Ea-laul. Tue sys-
TEN of b,anr! oll~cs WIS established twelve years
ago, and there arc 1ow ninetecn or these houses
in New York. which sell cotton gnuls from Ncn
England to tic value Of twenty five millions o(
dollars annually. The expense Of sustaining
these huu-cs is $500 09o pcr year, or nearly pr
cent. ol their entire Gales. The report contends
that these 5ordi should be snll III Boston, that
the c1pel.sc Of maintaining double a5en,les il III
additional burden upon tic m auufarturcrs, that
taesc Boston aud New York commission houses
naturally become r.yl!s il selling, and thus the
manufacturers arc placed nsllcr tho extraordinary
disadvantages Of competing with themselves.
, 1859-01-08
Opinion At Illinois Abroad.

Illinois ranks among the first States Of the
Union in poin, o! agricultural wealth, and noas1s
OF the lar eest trade city in the Northwe.t. uer
wealth and population are rapidly increasing.
and her public debt. which Is not large Tor her
resources. will be paid within the re1s eight
years at the present annust rate OF payment.
No other State, perhaps. has Developed its re-
sources 80 rapidly in the last ten years in which
period nearly Ill her railroads haze been ccu-
structed. With respect to these improvements
she is the third State in the Union. and il s:ead
II advancing. IS her railroad s5stem ID not Jet
calunletea.
, 1859-01-08

FArA1 Acc1nrs7 At Wxoxxo. Through the
kindness Of our friend Capt. W. B. Armstrong,
10 IRE permitted 10 lay before oue rea >ers thn
particulars Of very serious accident which 90:
Cured in Wyoming. IN the adjoining county Of
Stark, on last Friday afternoon About half-
past three o'clock on Friday AFTERNOON, TIE s1st
II. Thomas exploded. The force Of the e1plo-
sion Was such as to land the boiler and engine,
Weighing over three tons, soma seventy Two
yards from the building in which i wss station
ed. Mr- William Greenough was instsntEy kill
ed. Eisas Ely WAS seriouslJ aea1ded, and much
who xss standing near, had his leg broken. and
WAS badly tcalded. The building wa entirely
demolished BY the Eoree Of tho explosion snd
the passage Of the boiler through ik-RoT's
D<p1Tdfld Unfoh
, 1859-01-08
Minnesota Bonds in New York.

We learn With great regret that Ms. SibEey and
the Railroad Managers who are now in New York
city, experience considerable il not in~upcrat!e
difficulties in disposing Of tic Rltroad Snto
Bonds. Capitalists do nos setm satisfied to tako
these bonds. at anything nelr par, along with the
riskoi Railroad Companies, without capital. meet
IS tasd 10 be nearly reduced to aix< qua ma.
that an extra session must be called By Acting.
Governor Sibley. and the Ieople taxed, before
they cln b. sold at al, or anything near their
6cp eau be realized for them.
, 1859-01-08
Cotton Growing in Kansas

A Aspecimen Of very dne cotton. in the "rod,"
was shown Us yesterdav-the growth Of ocr
Territory. 1t grew in Southern Kansas. near
Usage City, and NAV be seen at tho Law office
Of bou9l4ss h AcCahon, Oh Delaware street.
II il difficult 10 say what k8ns4s will not pro-
duce. and impossible to name produc: that
will flourish better from slare th4n free labor-
-LedFt71por{h TEmks
, 1859-01-08

- Numbers Of gentlemen who devoted New
YeAra day in New fori to making calls, pre-
sented rarhs With neat httls likeueas Of them
selvea engraved upon one corner about the slzs
Of = ten osnt piece.
, 1859-01-08

TOIs UAPPED HANDS Us Z
J, II. REED d. CO.'S
GLH c E RIM E, ) r. L T. Z
The Tety best Article In u9e.
, 1859-01-08

The New York Tina states that The Sucremt
Court Of the United States. has finally decided
that the land grant to Minnesota, subsequently
repealed bY Congress on eccount Of frauds, but
still claimed BY the VI. 4 u. W. Il. K 20. under
The pretence Of vested rights, is totaay lnsattd,
and that the company have no vested rights in
the premises. This we understand to b. the
substance OF the decision.
, 1859-01-08

Inquire al G. =. r.. &
u. 1S2 ~ =! L14e 3EeeS
For sale at Bargains.
r vrIrY ArCEp ron q arm AMI M
"AAo w ~ 1o1@ S1Ah 1-s4 on
4 ~ or tho following property Ia CactSo md IN
T. Ok County:
elI .nis.s E,rh ~. :. r..t n, scstM T. W. -
re u Ca;st5u, sI::t4. hoa.!a: eaat The1 eant.p
soau. cosr,. &c Al - d,tsd 9nh "a, ani xn:e4
n,r1 thwn,h.,t. 49, - sh4 IN m ~
nay "a u sp,enaii ,,1ie. 0a 'a'aSs1ea lo'es-
Of section u tova ~ ao.ta range IL ea.1 e...
Ho.1ei7 ~, an.! hoan ,'.,a ,ad "a .si sIa,a ~
1ssdts:at pusos4es ,,
Z Of ,tction L town ~ ~ n,Es T1Hxe Il Ell. - on
Division Mrext 8ett AZ iii ar xrc artnut being th wrst
acres Of the scuth s sc7es of sad bar sto. This
n7e ~ iof tunutsion Vii :ant4Fde mo e9 !9sA
Of .ou see;,oo r. to1n " norta rar Re il
a.: fnot s.v -a' o. @oAAa Avenue ~ lso oeep !"
~ acres of Lind an the aunmt !, ..-+fon ~ town
raaEe u short t!.sacce tr,u he summit stasioa
de- f1rn Id si.h ~ ere. oi s1ericnt 1oodand on
good honse bara. sc=1. e:5. AID ~aieF conveniently
Ga1.T1 a. she t!ase
'"ot"+ .tese't,. o. 43 ~
a AO" F4E y hE.
-jfrkt Aj~4f k tn,jA lk1x
, 1859-01-08

JUUSVW'S PHIENI GQVEhNVH VHLVl
For our siis. We conh ie1tY recommend them ss It's
pedoe to aaY other ltTIe Ct Anklse. aad they viii
slve from 25 to so per can't in Fusl
Ores the usual class Of Pciles Ia a. the West. He
aha1 keep 9efent si-aa a. chr estao
tnfoIust. obsa-ed resasdok them Competent tntA
l. des! ed b. furnished t., se and t1s EoFsoes
wArERWHEELs, SKATING, GEARING, &C,
At rerv Lot1 F.gurts.
r. ". BAAEEH x CO.,
NH Furnishing Depot, West Water s,rsct bttwesa R2a
dnlph and IL atiscn. Lalc1Eo-
Il p. U. Add.es4 Box No. 81 ~ I'm h4 ,
, 1859-01-08
II f. Y r RS
Miraculous Termin Destroyer,
For the Destruction CT
RATS, Nice, Moles, Hugs. Mosquitoes
lzoachcs, Flen4, Moths, Garden

1E1t8, 1I1te, .1UteS7 Hu.s' .'IUsqu1toca5
lkoachcs, Flens, Moths, Garden
Insects, Ants, dc.
NHE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS 5
/ k1own uadert1 above tile ftt re laat = JeEs
throughout Ep.,r-, where key havs met with trtua,
Manr.ac ,ure7 3euie celebrity. atsested By ts IA.
re1ors * Russia France. Arst.1A +: Qaeen OF En<
saxuny &c; ~, ia America ta1r etdsiency kAs been
snd.rs-d ~ the D!.te,urs Of Puoic ins.uit:,s ~
the 0nlr remedies n the world lure 10 e4,esnais Al
Nt5ers Mirsculous Pre- ars.iocs destroy the u7*s
coz tntruiers wltaout erc1 aai nesee fal HIS al
Ia. r5pKht taf nsio3s of them In tho World Aad
5u Ills d4y tae w4t.a-wo.u OF all houscxre2ers, rsr
chan:s ahlu ovne:s 4ad tushanaaeu will be- 40 2o1e
EV-Ket.!l packages from s cents to al.W Taan5sta
tsorths or dve pcr cent o0 for cash Tao tg:nss Depe
vi Tie iaFeo.or all proprietor.
JOSEPH METER. Praet!:A Chemist
I'll RsoAdway. teor. Hous'on.5-.}S New YORK.
, 1859-01-08

r. The relstious between BONA Of tho pro
tessors 1t West Point are said IA be auJtan<
but harmonious
, 1859-01-08

~ 4 thousand divorce cases a1a pending IN
tho several counties Of 1ndi&1A =
, 1859-01-08

- Tie mortality Of Buffalo during 1883 vsa
1,742-is 1857 1t wts 22st.
, 1859-01-08

MOTHERS, A8 YOU LOVE YOUR
AL Chu8ren- b On Tia alert 70. ey&r7 nmptou Of
"es11a Tor Eazns eaass tbs death o uore thaa aoy
other d!seA4ca Ia III ease1
DE A ID kHOro Of pale coun.en11oe. nTtl
circle ar~n3d the era and
foul breath Hive nj o.
{QK WAT'A VEGETA 6
WORN C0NfEGf10Sa
" q r ut 81 They are ! delicious prepa.
~ fatlao Of 5ux1r that ary caild
VII G31e II vorns prtseat they vl tately acd e.
fectu Ly remove theta a1d EesoFe health IN all
%o5nAs WoTr3 !-fhese tEcuSfesoc,c tust1ty pl the
stomach and boxet4 Of children hAre ii Lat fn1n their
Eaatch N I nxtcarss orepA.a&o7 called "Holovay's
VOTE Cc1ftctoa" xk::a Is ia the for3 OF pl a1a"t
12a o3a: esady Ise ts ssMa,sa sse,ed .,s
sputtered a7d cried about the adiui1*Eahan Of ths
nanceous sscfs 1n1tT sae nscac Of Verm1S. ill ooen
thtlr Hs Eo14 With eestAcJ 10 thank The Inventor
fotGs1.ox pltatat for Of lie most Eouoie
soEs~ dtlessea Every boz warranted.
Sed nl blLLEA 9SuTu CO.
dsal "a IAkn Axtofs fnr EoIth1rstrkn StAf4.
, 1859-01-08
Browns Bronchial Trochcs,


or conag 1'o1ruars
7o, s s: gen.. A5s: ne;:t eh4n:t1 M :sis ny
mnd ssspeeun: them !s1u' Tue tlss e1eeps 10 tn'nt
s1I p.nws =, . T,sa WsaS;a3 IT: I '4se. Tk, ks.4'@
- ~
.isE 1: Ut o.eass ] n "f f
pe;s' aad rrSomasad 'he's uss to fahl1s Speakers
Browns Bronchial Troches
rs1s ar: 1.;.".. e. n t15sy, f77t2m :, X H+.sGt
WIN Dung s p,ss ,s ~aes sa nd as's foupa
ao 'enei eaul 'oooa your 4soeoss"
Browns Bronchial Troc],es
D.. x,xt Prescribe, ,aeu, in hi, ns,esiea
Rrnvuse Rrn0rh;a1 'Frnehos
Dr., B;rl:.y ,,y. ,,, .uule .ad certain.
1o1;.n-ns,,1. =, r,,,l;s ss.,ts. -. nsn,,,
Rrn7ynsS Rrnurhsof Trnrhns
.,,. -, VS., r-.,,
, 1859-01-08

~ Tho Michigan State Medical Scciat
nee.s on &he 18Th irst, 1t Lansing.
, 1859-01-08
OUR GOLD MINES,
The Gold Crop of tho United States for
Twenty Years.
Elx Haldfed Millions Of Dollars Hsrth sf Gold
Produced.

The gold product Of the world has been estirna-
ted at 500 900 900 annua11y-al1ou;ng 500 .000.-
600 to Australia, SCI 900 600 TO California, s20,.
COO 900 to Russia and SIS 900 900 to other sources
Perhaps this IS rather high, but undoubtedly the
whole amount i much les than wouiI generally
he supposed. Bat it cappo. Ii lted that the
vas. mining districts il this cn1us1y west Of the
satay be predicted st;-s ere lung tue gold prodncs
IF Ills cour:.y viii tend Materially 10 swell tie
estimate. In order 10 get as near as possible NJ
tie actual supply Of guild frHn tue mines Of tie
United States exclusively, the Euhjolne1 srtic!es
tn tbs several gold-be41ias fields have been pre-
pared.
The results Of the statistics for the Last twenty
years. compiled in these articles, are as follows
in rnund numbers:
Tot,1 r,ld -.l,,r+ ~ f.,ftf.,,{. H-s7 nrn h-t
, 1859-01-08
W. Il. CBAPPEI.L g. co,


Manufactures II oil O: Ti.yiot &u;'s.: aad S.:s!c
Ac{d. Ion ,t,A1 Sal ,a- s .ilAu5tr. Ill r1oL Eu
rha Znc au l-7 e nc Us. Or 4efs from Ia t.aGe
20 Lifted r,,n
uESr -, EoutL # ~. Street, S.eel'a Bci1i.1.
fx-Hsy!nr ,jsco.ed # ou7 ra.fns stn a7l Flock et
Cher2tca,s - Mfssra ". II. UHAPPEtL Co.. Tho Vt !
rebuild HE rss 10 a.. enlarge stt We recommend
~ ~ JptIS SEA IA JR.
;t}.aarv E.H. TALC0rT
, 1859-01-08
Reul C6tQte.
ImDroved Farm for Sale

1UpIUV0Q Z dIlu IUr 6d164
4 WELL IMPROVED FARM OF ONE
wood nd LIVING va:eF, esa ~ boustt II vc91 low prce
Ala !atn +, .,'a,n nNs aal alt Of 81 ealsnA BY
naE:ou Road. about ,hlztydss szues {royn ca!cs9o.
Inquire oF C. r. r.. T.
lat ri ri Trkx sfrnA
, 1859-01-08

T
Asa for xaie:
Amandine Powder. Glyceriue Lotion,
GLFCERISR GLTcERlNE S0APA
Camphor lee, Genuine Honey, Cold Cream,
SOAPS, AND FINE TOILET GOODS.
fahfyh[a1
, 1859-01-08
T. Y l. 4 y /: Z. 4 4
Professional.

DR., DURNIAM,
: HOMEOPATHIC llliS1C1AS.
nFFICE ~ DEARBORN STREET. HE'S
~ Id-nte rner Of We,. Masl!.' saI Pc''!a street.
A~rh I'm,
, 1859-01-08
{,uIC AGO CUEMIC i l. WO Rk :

General Agent fer tus Cr!ted states AID caaads
FREDERICK y. Rt9 trnS. D1aiz.s- So. = As.or
rousr, Id III b.oalEay. u. I. de3l os"3 tta
, 1859-01-08

Ia aduIou 10 tic foregoing ~ Lave lar1c variety
Eo d TIpe nearly /, rood Also larft quaatt
ofLeaiA Rules FuEutuzt. aod thirty or f3fsJ fonts
! nice fashionable Hordet.
, 1859-01-08
:esent to-day.
THE CALIFORNIA GOLD PEoDCcT.

Total. .t211[9.e .e5s.94
Add to this the estimated deposits last year
from semi.of6cial sources, Of s34 500 900, and we
have the following:
Reported depostts l5:555-1............430 o. q
E1tilated depo,it4 Au.th. .oo
, 1859-01-08

DEETIST. -UFFICE W. Ill &
~ Lake .;test lopp: ! II. Retla I[7fT&
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02

pom peenper empfcblener NSeiie rem aan,et europa
tlHen SeiiBfanb in 5rase felen uno uns OeutIber
Die a~t9slhmadte unp frs6e Serlh&eruns binwerfen.
Dap Napolscn l. Deuti6Ianp BABE ercbern peneu.
nur rt ts Damn uf 70 fGrer pereiniaen unp befreieu
gu tpnnen. Sat iiteraa in Seut1hlane bot piefe
5rshbstt frnnSpffter 8epern pas @epadtuie an bic
idmahooas 3eit wieper aufscfriI&t. in welfer Der
unertattltde Gbr9eij zines Grpbrrcrs infer Batter
ann %sntSpette, INN eS peltp iitrer nit Slut unp Ser.
WIfung bepeden su %tGnnen.
gum @lid ftnpet un5 Die Gefabr ettio, entfbfuI<
zen unp mpblgeriiitet, uup Die Simes Sat Hebt. meuu
ne ihreitt, RAP lid Der 9eilt prn 1918 in Oeutiblauo
reJe. Gin SunceS : Seer ron 452, AS Wann. fGr
ceien Splen Sefnuc> auidtrliGe Suneesinlpeftic.
men Sorge ~gctrasen, 1T hereit pie peutIben @rGn,eu
gu littern. Oieles Seer t6nnte bis l.. SUM 1859
ait niebr ais cine Miaipn erbGbt merpen. Qter Der
SItf auf elm wpbl9cruitetes 9ancterr earf urs bier
an Der beuti&en Nrrrieetafe hi6t %rerleiten, iter BEN
punpen iSlcd Dcutihlanrs, bic gSetrlpfstett leiner
Sulte uno Die S@ublciigteit leiner 6anpelslcttc IN
ihpet9en. Die @eiabr lhwebt niht tlps itcr Der
Snolltrle bes 9emerbcRei6igcn SnlanbeS, iiter ben
Whutrnen Gentner Sitter, melbe aQi16rtih fir bos
ocutlhe Sinnenlanb bier aus unp ~ctnoeben pbuc
Zap Eeut6lano Gle Besnabme pieIrr @Ilter une
Slptaoe gu orrbtnosrn nermag. Sn folder 2aae fam
MUIR Elm Sdus GrIb6tupniB nit Gnstano uns 81.
ht9e @arantten %serleiben. MGgen rc6tScitia eprbeus
genie Sdlrittc limb inniges 3uIammeubalteu nit
Gem Staat, Der nit unS bic gIeiGen SuterelIen Der
0rfipett rnp @rrshti9fcit unp Civilization pcrtbci.
pt9t psu 5rteoen iiteru, pcer menn or scbrr6eu mirr
ms %beIabt9en, Der 0etHbr mutbYpQ ms Gu9e ,u
ihamsn. (gRbl)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
Sine Sttmme aus SIprbbcutieblanb.

Die &rie9sbefur6tun9e taten auf 6anpcl unp
Nnncrl in Geutlhlanp Den unbeilucliten @inlue.
ueber bic 0cihaftsweIt, la9t bas Sremer 6amprls-
blntt, laSert lib nod paHelbe @efa6G Der llnfhAers
Belt, res Mibmutbes unp Mti6trauent, melbrS ieit
eint9en @ohen berrl6eno 9epprpen IN, Dap man Die
0slhafte sinihrGntt, bic e~rtbeiltcn @uftrGae ,um
Sbetl mtoerruft, nnp Der GrleOi9uns Der nit ben
uberleetlhen SGnoern bereitS eineeIeiteten unternebz
munger nidt Obne SeiOr9niB entge9cnlie6t. Wan
ptrp lit rber btelcs G'eiiIbl peS NiiBmutGs untcr
Dem Sanpeistanpe ni6t wunpern fGnnen. NaApem
or Die &rtli6 iibertanpen unp lib Elm aar,es Sobr
lang III lteter Sorlittt unp GntIasuna lanafam erbclt
Natte, mar Der Se9inn pes ncuen Sabres 1859 fir
I'm elm frober Nu9enbiif, Der cine ncle @ern CONNER
ileuen @speibens 5u perbei6en Ihien. Son eiuem
Jon stnem 6elpjiS unp BON &rie9sriItunaen mar
nlbt re 9tcoe, INN man bad,te MIR an frieolihe Or
pberun9en in ienen fe,nen He9iOnen, melbe entwe
or paeiftrt pper Iir ben eurcpail4en 6anoel lcrbeu
nen duf9elblclen mOrpen Iinp. "a 9efGQt es Dem
Alieinberrl4rr in 8rantreih, an einem rer friepliHen
8s9riiBung unb Ss9IHdmInlAuns sepeibten Gaae
Ole Saat Der 3mietraht aus3nltreuen. Gie gGorte
iinnen BON einem Gnbe @urcpaS bis ,um anbern
unp faden in Stalicn aIe QeicenIhaften an, nc(he
mad HcpcIution unc liurpatirn pirfen, pG6reno in
5rantrsi4 %pifei0le S4riftfeuer in ~ptenftler uno
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-04-02
4 n3fiaer.
Sie ffdbtiIebe @abl
@ibmpnb, Sen Q. slpril 1889.

fnSet nadfen Donnstfas fatt. Die WiGtia,
tsit %ocrielben wirr iepcn Gpuptiptarser peran,
ialen, lth paran gu tetbsiligen, une feline llns
ferItibun9 iolhsn Ndnnern 3u scten, Die uulrr
Sertrauen petptenen. Die risejdbrise gSabt Der
ltaottidten Sedmtst irirp cnelih eirmal pbne
alen parteteinfuB itattiucen, (mcnisitcns inp
ttS Jest nod feline Npminotirucn aemadt NOR.
oenl, uno Sspermann tann bcsbdlt na6 eiae-
mem eriieOen bic paienpten uno f~Gbi9fen 0eute
aus pen Ganpieaten- 2iiten beraueiuhen. Gjebe
man aber bel Der 2Sabl Der StactrGt6e uno gus
per'naniier porIt6tt9 gu sRerfe, mGble man tctue
Wtuder rnp SalsrImpcl, tamit unIere perI6ny
i'be 6retbeit nidt tecintrdGtist werpe purdb
@etesf, eie in ihrpHem g8iper1pru6 nit Der
epnItttutton pteles 9anpes itcben. Seuto6tsn
Die ccutl@en Stimmgebcr ricicn cincn puuft,
Damn boben ite ibre Shulpistcit sctbar,.