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Slt nen treitet1 odnsencen Hduu1en Der
teoolttenfale ipllte pieS Gonsert ltatt fincen.
Sn bem grDBten Der Sale mar cine @ltraoe
err.htet fir bic Wullfer uno Sdnoer, uno
-oleler gitraoe 9e9eniiber befane 1tb am am
perm Gnoe of6 Saal8 cine eioene fit oieen
Nbene erbnute anpere @Rrooe, auf welher
ote bOben 0dlte Der Stabt Wien ibre pldBe
etnnebmen lolItent unb tiber oerlelben bate
man cine 9ldn3enpe Grtblne erridtet fir
Den Natlerbpf uno Die fremoen Wpnarheu
beittmnlt. 3u beioen Seiten oieler boben
aahi9en gltraoe, i'm pavterre, uno In ben
Observation-Disclosures 2poen befancen fth bic
SptBe fir Ole 3uldauer. Oian bate ftA
bemlbt, baS @anSe Der Seier re8 3aoe8 aus
9emehen 81 pfcoriren Die Ireppen, Bic
@alerieen itrablten oaber i'm 0lans Der 2ths
ter, maren 9eIdmiift nit bunteu Geppidoen,
nit Snpen9uirIanoen, Dur1 etne 9lrt
0oin bon cuftenoen Sranoen uno 2orbeern,
welde ben VUrlaal etnnabmeu, geIanote man
IN oen 9auptlaal, Der feenbaft erotduSte i'm
Snabl bon odttauleno Screen bic BON Den
un9ebeurtn rings imSaale auf1etelten Gan,
oelabern er9ldnsten prer auf ben rieltocn
Gronleutbtern ron 8er9crYitall itrablten, llup
ibr 2icbt in MilIiouen leu6encen Vrismen
peS G1DltalIs i'm punperoollen Eartenlpiel
perpielfdtieten Die M1noe waren nit
foltbaren Setpen1Offen bebaneeu, Die an Aoe
penen Saulen unp N9raffen befeifiot paren,
uno Die sur Nufnabme Der bpben Safe bee
tlmnte Gltrape 9lanste opn 0plo uno Sur
purlummet. 9
Die Wuftfer batttn 16on ibre NldBe eine
9enpmmen, nm begannen nit Den: Stimmen
tbrer Sntrumente in Dem unsebeuren Saal,
in Den 2o8etl in ben glebenldlen lp9ar ordngs
te ltb bas 9lanSenee, 9epuBte Ynblifum fem.
plaB mar mebr leer. lleber piertaulenp Ner>
onen paren l1Cn periammelt, unp 9lQe6
barrie IN un9eOulDiser SpanunnA in lebne
iudt5oplIer 9euBerpe auf pa8 @rlheincn
oes Saiierb9fe8 uno leiter boben Safe.
Sdpn mar Die @ftraoe an9efulIt nit ben
frenoen uno elnbetmilAen Wiroentrd9ern
uno Dippmaten, nit pen Damen Der 9lris
lfccratie, uno ltauaen0 ldbaute pa8 publis
fun Su i6nen bin, Q8eI6' cine unenplibe
Wanni9Taltigfeit Der lluiformetl, wel6 cine
funfelnpe Men9e Yon Sroen unb Decpratip>
nen. ipeId cine WaiIe bertibmter per1Snlibs
fetten bier in ginem Gaume suammen0es
prdl1st Da mar GalleYrano unO MetterniA,
Die beipen Manner wfIhe ilber oos 2oos
Der G6lfer unp DYnaltieen Die @ntI1eiouno
fdllten,
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M9en bic Wolfen jeBt fir INNER YerRoe
gen lein, rief iie, ibren S6Ieter iber ibr
2ntliB perfeno,
Sic baben metnen Stern ldon pieber pfrs
bdlIt, rief er auf pielen Shleier beuteno.
Sbre 9libencen Nu9en fIammten ibm purd,
ben SAleier btnourb BEN leBten Qiebesornb
ent9e9eu, ponn 6fnete lte oie Gblr unp per-
11wanp,
beethoven ldaute ibr na1 nit trdumerie
lden 8Iiefen, 2ebe mpbl, Stetn meines @llfz
fe6, lete lpobl, fuiterte er, Damn bob er Die
Nu9en sum 5immel emppr.
@ott rief ct, 0ott, ipte oGti0 biit Du
SD babe III pteien Ia1en Yie[ oeliten aber
Du bait mid piel 9eitDitet @elpbeit ieiit
Du GilEiser, pem alle Oin0e ihr Oaltilt
ldulrig 1lnp /! Sb, jeBt mDdts tA MIDI Yere
l6bnen nit alien Wenldeu, nit Der oan,en
9Gelt, cenn Elm Stabl pe5 Slides bat men
| 5aupt 9etrpfen, uno mein 9er5 ipieper err
parmt Norum fptnmen benn meme 8ris
Ger nitt poB iA lie tpieper an nein 0ers
nebnle unp no 1T oa6lin9er, Der quite So
bias 5a8Iin9er, Sd bin 9eftern b6ie gegen
i'm 9eipelcn, unp ih CLAUDE, CT bate e5 nibt
perpifnt, SD tbat ibm llnp ben 9tnpern llne
redtl Sh mill rpieper gut MAIDEN, ib nil
perIobnen
@r elite slt leinem Sdreibttlh, nabn1 rie
lSeper llnp Id>rieb nit fieoeiloer @ile , @u,
te6 Nptutantetl! g6 lptloe mir 1ebr Iieb
unp ansenebm lein, tpsnn S}br beute III mir
fpmmt, ea ib lebr nptbrpenoi9 nit Sub su
lpre1en babe, 9lpjutanterl, SIR lput allen
G'rplI, pie ein gutter G9rilt, YergeIIen 98ir
erfennea Seine gerpienle. unp erfennrn
auh pas, pas Gr uiAt perotent, !8urs uno
runoum. mir pitnihen Iebr, Sbn III leben
Sbr Su9etbanltfr 9eneralIilrmu6.
@ben, mie er rte Terer bnparF LIEF 1Ib
brauben i'm Gorlaal laute8 0erdu1h Sanfens
Der, ltreiteuper Stimmen oernebmen, Die in
pelitn SfetboDenS Cbr niht erreihten.
G5 w1rpn 6rau Streng nuO Serr Gcbias
6a5l:naer, uelde i'm tebbaftcn @prtme61el
lib ittitteu Srau Strtng neil fie Sefebl
bate, giemanD YprSulalIen, 9err 5aelineer,
neil er ourdau8 5e9fbrte, ein9elniIen su pere
ben, unO nit ltinem Se9leiter, !9errn I'm
laut Beethoven gu lpreeben..
SeBt bate CT, trob Der outen Srau Sdnap6.
prtn9enper 9bmabnung Die Iblr errei6t unp
lie beftis 6fnenp, ipintte ct Serrn llrnlauL
ibm gu fOlsen,
sIber ga, aletd an Der Stir beseeneten
lte Beethoven, Der eben i'm Se9rif 9ewelen,
binau5 gu seben, I'm Der 6rau Streus lei
nen Srief sur 8elDrguns Su iiber9ebfn.
9lls er bic Seipen 9ewabrte, braN er in
ein lautfs Saden aus, unD reihte Serrn So
bias 9a8Iin9er ieinen Srief bar, unp mob,
reno oieler las, panpte er ll6 3u pem &ae
peaneiller bin.
Serr umlauf fa9te er freunpIth, ipann ii
0eneralprobe :
Wlcrsen, f6rie llntIauf mpr9en, 9err
BON Beethoven, nnO tA wpllte Sie beIdwGs
rem
SD perpe al1o norgen fommen uno pirie
9iren, ia9te Beethoven freunplib, a6er iA
bite Sie. pab Sle mir sur Seite bleiben,
unp mid unterltiBet, Denn sic fennen ia
mein lln9liif, unO mtiien in meinem Nas
men oa6 Srheter uno BIZ Sdneer bitten
paB lte 9tabfAt baben nit einem armen
Damn Der ieiae WlulIt lelber nidt bOren
fam,
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Dte auffabrun8 Der SdtaAt
.pon 8ttto ria.

Der neun unp SrpanSiBite Nopember, pel
Gag, an pelhem pas 9rOBe Beethoven Goue
cert ftattftnDen lolIte, mar eetOmmell. Die
Stapt Mien pOate nit pielem Concert Die
ampelenpen Wonurhen unp OipIpmaten bee
Gonerenes be9riiBen, uno ibnen i'm ytamen
Seiterreih8 etne 9uloisun9 oarbrin9en,
Desbalb bate ite ei9en6 gu pielem GonSer
ppn einem Dlferretbi1Aen Di6ter cine Gans
tate pi6ten, unO piele um Dem Jeit Die b6d9
tie Sepeutun9 su 9eben, ppn 8eetbppen COM
ponren laIIen, 90 mar Die Gantate: Oofr
elprrei6e 9lusenblid9 entltanOel,, unD ite
lolIte beute Dor ben Wenarbeu ben Gpi1
erebmitsliepern, Der bbhittn 2rilfocratte, 70
luie pen Slr9ern BienS Sur AufTlhun8 SfS
lan9en.
Der Wa9iltrat bate i'm ytamen Der Staot
leine GinlaDuns an Die b0dlten uno bOben
@alte er9eben Iafen, uno SeDermann bate
lte an9enommen, Die GinerL um Die betoen
neuelten GUmpplttipnen Don Beethoven !:
uWelInston's Sies bel 8ittOria" uno pie
SSeltsGantate uper glprreiAe 2lu9enblid" Su
bDren, bic Nnrerr, um bic fremoen Wicnars
den, unp bic berlbmten Diplcmatell 81 les
ben. SeOermann mar 9eIpannt, Jeoertlann
ppllte Dielem Concert beiipobnell pa8 5u9el1
cine Nerberrlihung Der Wonarhen, unp pe5
sroBen TpnoibterS mar, ipelAen ben Sbren
nennen 3u tDnnen, bic Blener nit StOlt erf
falte,
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9ee es P6ni8tt6en @pleetumS gDunbdate In 9CnSon
0faourter enes Der erfeH mebstnu GSeeen Der tad.
zen Ger oe 8reBten 3be enss pebens tn ben 5pptlern
Spaopn PARTS pbarepbta ue dnberen Stdben uebra bat
e9f Ger wnneerbarn 9eluugen rpnne prn benen bic Sc
ntbts Der Wiebn weB ujdbee 9etpente b an Obreniau
IF Isgofa pne anpereu aranfbeen listen rGe l. g. du
tpn 6el 9snBen 6letnstetten ptben auseNbltd Gee
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SdlHuOftabaf.

SD nude 0ermtt beiannt Bag d bic asentnr fur ben BE-
fBbnn Qptbedben 5dnupabaf 6abrit $ 9antat
n6 G6 5draneberg IN pbldbpbia bernpmmen babe ba
Id tbn an gBbDlefae Hnb n-Qrfdufer ten
6dBrttpret e n abafe. 9etnrt9 6netel4t
getfz6 SO. 6arrifCnfr
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G'e9ritltoet CUR llnteroriiduns Der Quadlalberei.
Der ein3i9e ploB, 400 cine 5etlnn8 erlannt
peroen farm.
0inoerun8 tn feds Stunben.
Getn auedliIber, ba0 euerc @elunpbett pol"
tertoS rl1t1ttrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-07

lEler Eager in
Yort-,
Deabetra-
Mala9a unp
3tbetrpetlen.
@9ampagner
fran5Siite 8lansie8,
beuGn6. @5tn ssss7
8rdet llo 3peti99enwaIer
uno anbere inInoil6e 8Ean6eS
empIepn mir Bieoespertduiern st btut9ten 0reile
0s2o-s 1o2 gUmburb5r
gSir erbielten Oeben europa neue Ger Oun9en BON
SO 8cres be!ti9en 9imbur9er Saie
rs SAB 3weid9en9
10 SAP Su9en,a
so SAB 8iintlne,s
500 8e9S bpa. Sdrutoe
200 8e8S Sal3idroeuen
25 @aIe8 SarbineF.
20 SAB 9inEn,
oewt 8teoerpertduiern biatst ablaleu
Nor6ltn9er @ontp,,
S5zO-s lo2 9pmbaroIr.
Str9tnia Dfrlth unD 2lpfelz8rantrein,
Pftriid9- mo &epfel- Srallntmetn gu pertaufeu bel
Oe @pmi8 unb No9ers,
II No. @pmmerceitr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-07
Qr 9ol)nIfOll,
Der eltI1lae 9lr8t, tpelber atlael9t.
(GtabItri nor adtsebu 9abreu.

Or bat bls trfe prEldmte befe MtteI In ber 2Dt
entfed BeBen nae gentle ranbetten 6GUdt TN Rdfeu unb
ben @etrn unfremtates Saame-GreteFun9H Sdmr5eu
tn rem geuesn zen tern urtnbla bee Rtruies be
srlamibep 8dft Nrpenretses RCpF 0nrge NaIen-
cher pdutRr1nfb ler ener Icen uebeL hte bcn aeen
9ehctnteh eppbnbeu ber Suaeub we6s bren Oprn 8fdb
itdrt dps as eer 5rsnneans ben efhbrten bes nlpfs
berubten uno n ,ettte Bebettt perb 8dnnben
QCnagen gernben S6wd6e contribution berprr6rueen
lle &Pe unF8b MAIDEN uIest R5ruer unb Stnn GER
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QSerIleirathete 9Derlnnerl

Goes SeAe rrt a ~ perbsratbn bdbN6sen unb d pip
et dwdt etcr ees tnnerntes beruEt fab isl.
ten HRPtrj1eiid VI. Jebnlfpu ~ 1dtbs Steben-
as thferntf 5gen ceGt pb9l 8etHee 8errGttun1
slplFte eer Nerpen 3tttern Enb Spdhe cber Grf5pna
eI ihrsdiAtn art 5uen furtrt Derienae tpeler
p Der Sbdntlun9 un EuTprae Or, Solution uncratebt
lin TOM ale stafm SbTsnmaune 5urht G anpertraeu
nne tHperitbtIih duf eut d5tltt @efAid6e SerlaTen
0rgonilde SAw1Ae
rnrsru9& sbctit uHb bic OOle raft ber teeeEea Dses
uredrt eten welaes pls Qebu eleS unb be b unb 9ds
pmmenb1t uHmeeItb mddL III oft has Qrps Derer ste Aren
tfltsulhIsn unbeennen Gtnen 5u8e Qeute Hnb Su ett
gu @ustbrettn9en 9epst9t neil e beren 8plgen n aendu
e1nfn Sb9lft6 tie aah burb 5trtfturen Rieberdd9en TN
Qdrn stein ue anoere urfnhen entehen tan lit lie cod
mstenSetl5 etu 8c0e Wbbranes ebelhen Graane
User asr nth S lauenn hn bic Rra Der @rseusus ebr BON
esen prlrren ptb ce @ betmden Gafern ere6en ais epu
Senen ele "a we up AuBerhem nerbn burd friten sc.
mug ee ScreduuH8s 94ertleu8e epat unb bic ptahen unb
dstpt9ea Rraf pernbtet.
srn unit 2eter wen rt nt BITE nrla6e Der RranIbestib ib
rfr nee eeer 809RB 2Die oft fretb e bic 2et6en dnbe-
rem rden Su ole our6 bic eppbnbelt eeemen Qder ui.
flnttn inn 5 f',F
GE Office: go. z Sap-8reperidlraBe,
ltsben 29ilren pun 8aIttmpretr, GltltAe @ette,
Die Shlfen binauf.
Wdl mfrte It'd 9fdmen unb Sdu5rummer unntenbe at
En8erhe Nabmaer ou6rebene 9ewiHenlpe auadlalbr
SbabHtfe 5teppier StraBenretneer unb QantpeupuBe
nenpen d re9emaRe Nerjte unb laern, naeesp9n Or
Sopnltrns Ruf tn bet Mabe
8S aas 8rtefc muden etnen YOa@5tamp eutbaten.
Sine oeilan9 in 2 Ga9en suseitdert,
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eSnllae OP1nner.

oeentert mede te Opt eaes sbetmeu gaes eeUpreu nN
' apfl1 R Otfle Sdutenne tn n Su ls rat reB rel DC
tur pr etdtenen QdeHte eHtrdeen 0erfdnbeSrdfte
m Gem Seane Der 8srbtiamfe ben 5enat bseer uut Der
ttfr bstautfrnEf 1ens entDf baben purben mGeen @ nit
poucn 8erirduep udben ~ -tss9 #.a tsOref4,t n f
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8elonper8 III beahten /!

lcl8e eepme unp lnnatur G unb R5rper iera5renbe r
hte Arbst ets @eea&a uub Ne Gbe unabs naenb Safer
seltmadt babeR. 80
9 nb etnts traursu uub beaaensrertbpu gpaeu Der
ruben eSwrpnpetten bee 9afers 5hwd6e Nuden unb In
een 9tteoern Snler5en I'M Dp wde bes GclGts 8erluR
ger Wtusrdtt 9er3fIppRn nerp6le unrube Waaenhpade
HnOpnuns eer @erbduunss aaseneue Gatfraftuna
Symphonic Der Sdntububt,
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Sun9e 2ente,

e 6 bHr& tetmlGe eaFer stpddt babeu bt Ne 70 Of OSn
pGlen SeHten roer tn Der S8ule re Oeen e d
na9ttS Puren ieibf TIM Sdaf turd YOluttUntn be
un9ebetlt bic Gbe unm6e MAIDEN R6rper @e jer5
rem Olteu ipfOrt bic nGtisen S6rttte tbun,
sots Staee bas en hunger NanH b 5rnans nts eaubes
Eebes psgertn pereen pa Dur9 bte Bplstn er @brrua
pom ptaee Der Naur. Spe Per Cnen mlen bepCr e entre
ten IN bic A9 & f4f @
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Or g. g. Gmttt 6eIt es fraber fur ertorbs9 bm gubI-
nmS sbirro -. aeSen p eae SeS gprbsiis a,abr, p
DE aus pe6nie @pnuItattcnen me9 9Wr8er unb 8ef6rl-
der Sratbeiten nit bm erpa91 oteS TT st ieee Annbt60
IS it senasnb fir 9n ssSenpars aasnh5ren, bob tt,
1885 8cbEg Ser ais ars sraSnrs Se tener 3t bat r
bten Sabren mbr Paienten crr aIs CUR 8srhnbnn8
neS Ramsns ais tbd0r u1e 9emennits9r @rs notbWne9
oies uuen Aeaten bsfSer Gtaot 8Ianen9e
sSaIsi ss BON etasm aSec Der Dsiebsr Der arsn rars
fit Qadaberei an9eIehen miro an5ei9cn, 10 eenen ebo
sic ben nit clen Rrabeen bebofe YerOnen crma6ienbe
gprtbeie gu erps, n boS @nssu fir br Otbmenbig
sairsng enen CeIi m bic ranSeitsn bes oes m SeIen2
nb Gr cine Cjtige Rranfbt beiIen ltab se-
parei bdlt Il! Or 8 3. 96mb TT btr dIteite resemdsis
graeu ar weIer In Baltimore a3sen Idbt Setne rar8
srautbeten IL aS 8aen anb nlinbeTs In bfs Easa se5e
1 gg a BE srDee sasaR @ & hs$ g. nntsF :er SsanS-
Iitn unb beionbers 6rOen ben wObI8eeten utt gu srt
te pobI bara aten baB e nt br9 bic tn taIf4en Gn-
sgen d treleen nnadabsr SsrcSt prosa gee geTPre-
asr3tsn faft namr8Ii& lit.
Geadttt JOlgenOes bet 3ettei..
Scr llnaIndle eIer nit pbieen ueben bebaFt H hh8 @
Iue an einn erIabrene 5t meee burG relnen n nur
BON enen S6mn bse gro ionbern benielbes aud befa-
r in ben Sden bic Snmptcne @ etpas in bos Sbem
s5r ss 0 saas ag bs2d gsI % II 70 em Ss 81 ass a
scare8" perben mad elmer neuer bon Dr. s. Snttb au9e-
S r zen = o.nS ssn osS dsa ns aars
rt Dr. s. 9. eneb bub feline gnan6nns btr ~urstEra@
No. ais nsetures" bebano werbea pcbur 10 Oft @barlane
Die trauri9Iten Sogen berbeifnbren.
Sunae 2eute unb @le tue9e IemtnoEer S4mdbe ebeu
lOGten @ bei en eIoen wChur e sielen RUNNER aab srObe
llnfolten eriparen.
Or &. .. @mb bat b,r9 bic eAdGe Cur CbisE Sruntbet-
srSbrc 8rbntet ais gnb e anberer Nrt tn Gmer0 sr
tan9 Gr bet bos bel In Sen ihmier9ieu BON @nb aus uno
ab Der Gcninticn bre prn9lie 6rat oer, inbenl
snadbe unb mbe Wtel anpentet. Setn Nebn i fret
Daertr alien mcraIifen gten in elmer beqnem bien
Dae subereie nb tann I'M a- sber pabdue Ober f ber
Ree unbemert unb Cbn StSrtS in @efdden sn perian.
seDnmten wbem Nr psnn bei9e Gnt5nbu9 ensstreten 1T.
mirb cine ginIhrdntut9 ber 9ebensmeie totbmenbi9.
Mud ben 6rantteiter Ses peibIi6en @e6es bat Dr s. y.
mib felt 9ebe Sabrn Ieine bcnbre GnfmertamteH
ecmiOIaet unb perprit allen sebenben cine beno Cur.
Or G. 3. @mb's rdpltatipe fir Sreun tann man an ebi
gem glase crbate Die Mrtan 1T gut unb wrbe nnsreaIb
Sabren aaseC1bentld pe baCCn 9ebran - 4rets So Ter
ionen D Baltimore enent ppbne fSnnn mad Qenaner
MnQate Der Grmptcme Or. s. g. Smitb In pCrtOeien 8een
ceunltirtu unS Sic Mpn mad sens eem Gbs ess SanSeS
eeditt erbalten.
aue anfrasn b[ebu Rrens prpattn,. Sa ber Office HA k
parate 2intmer sllr OispoTinn Der 9oiente1.
Offeu Don 9 llbr WtOrosnS Big itbr Abenbs
IN Or. 8. .. GmItb.
Saso-s 70. II Slb- -6rebert6Rr. Baltimore
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SIN bent @nmtdeIunsssanee Der Nneblung nb MIR bahn se
aaT7t BEN ert6bcateu unb reen Gbel beS Stabtgebes
m aa 6drbpr Gtp IN ben 6res Der Werberun8en 3tehe
b Sfs i'm afen6etle her 5tab w benz fir baS ere G1uiene
fsefeen @retS $l25 gum gertauf 3u brngen unb ar
m Sr bereu Gr5ge bDn 40 bts $50 us ub npatli6en @n+
dbunaen ppn S. 5re Dsebs In better 5rrm 9arnntirt Die
nanartfna6me biees StabHeils tt nun ipnrb SOn b9en
nred fir b EarntbepGlfena ais aud ptele ewerbebenbe
SAM brduaen Dpfs QBbrften lnb Berbnbungsar1s e en
feder sur 6ereaure resemaBser Werbtn6ung NIT
g2ew@or nb 8pp mr6en unb ndbreno Der @ntrtdung
5es glanes BON ber @eelfda gebaut nb be NusabrunS
be{es anes rb IN r5 ben GeHtraGpuntt fur be nmeeeenb
mad unlerer Stabt lesen.
Br dmten
bsaebeut entreber In nem 5000 auabra8uB srDsen @nr
s6er nem reitdet auf ben gel6asoampf9te perbea je
na ber qdbl AT eren prfaufteR 1000 QpS beteeeeben.
Ser In Ser @ntdeuns beerrne 5ubrdpan lei6et babur
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OBJ Try.

DlED-At his residence, In KirkyilIe, Iowa. Apri
- 1860, Brother A. yASHoRros, X. 8. of Kirkviil.
Lodge, No. ~.
At a regular meeting Of Kirkville Lodge, held May
18th, the following preamble and resolutions wer,
unanimously adopted:
Whereas 1t has been the will Of our Heavenly
Father by the wise dspensation Of his providence
aflict us by removing from among us, by death,
we'll beloved brother A. yanIiorton, worthy X. s.
thereby creating q void in mid list, and making
hearts sad leaving to reflect upon the uncertainty
Of life and the certainty Of DEATH teaching US to BE-
also ready, for We know not the day or the hour
Therefore
Horton, our Lodge has lost an active and worthy
Order, and whose hand and heart ever open to
sympathze with and relieve = brother In friendship
and distress.
Res0ired. That we most deeply and truly sympa.
thize with the widow and family Of our deceased
brother in their bereavement, and them that
brotherly duty and affection will ever watch over
an d protect them.
Resotred, That, as token OF respect for our de-
ceased brother, we win clothe our Lodge room I'm
mourning, and that will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Re.oired That this Lodge tender their sincere
thanks to the brethren Of Dahlonegs and Chilicotbe
for their assistance kindness and sympathy upon this
mournful occasion.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these resolutions proper
attested be to his family and also one to
the once Of the Ottumws Coua.ss, for publication.
n. KHe, sse'y. LII PolIocr. Nc.
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Wendell Phillip On DEM Ocracy

Everything was breakn,, and at last the
great De no :ratlc party had broken too
Applause. She found ut that Slavery had
risat every where She hated the Repub-
lican motto, Freedom national, slavery sec
tional" She had her motto, Slavery ev-
erywhcre," and the Counterpart was,
democratic party nowhere" Lau. hte'
and applause. 1t reminded him of the
story told by the Eastern traveller of bear
n Northern Asia who went into the wo
mans hut when she had just taken off tn
boiling kettle, and, smelling around with his
nose, he touched the hot iron. Indignant at
the effense offered to his nervous system. the
bear casped the kettle. The more he clas-
ped it the more it burned him the more he
yelled and the tighter he Rugged it ; and so
he died. Now, the more the Democratic
party clasped Slavery, the m,re Slavery ru-
ined the Democratic, party, and the more il
yelled the tighter it clasped it in its en-
brace; and it would die with tn, hot doc
trine in its arlns.-[Great laughter and APP
plause.
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Gushing on taking the chair at the Charles.
ton Convention, and rendering the thanks
due for such an honor, very aptly adds. 81,
is, however, responsible duty imposed
much more than high honor conferred
Exactly Mr.. Gushing. You are certainly
right for once. If you did stand by John
Tyler, feast on Chinese diet, and strike
hands in Picrc.'s Cabinet with barn-hnrn-
ers and fire eaters in repeating the Missouri
Compromise, there is ,oorb still before you
if you preside in the adjourned meeting Of
the Convention.
The scene of this struggle is fifty laid in
the Capital of the only State in the Union
which, though settled by papists, and named
for bloody Mary, gave its electoral vote t.
the Know Nothing candidate for the Presi
dency, and in city too, where elections
have recently been sort of civil war.
To weld the shattered fragments of your
convention, here, you will find plenty Of
Know Nothing anal gam, the Rip raps and
the Plu,-ug giles ready to strike, while the
Douglas men blow, and if you can only per-
suade southern gentlemen to hold the mate
rial and boss the thing generally, you may
make a job oft at last But Alas! should
the chivalry decline service so mental =
Well, if Caleb can't manage the thing, no
body can. That's so.
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For the Ottumwa {
How to be HAPPY.

How frequently do we hear people COM
planning of their lot in life. If this world
were world of chances and we by com
planning could alter our position, then, there
might be some excuse for it; but as it is.
there is none. If we would be happy, we
must take the world AS it is; we must en-
dcavor to surmount all the little obstacles of
y-day life, as well as the great ones.-
Instead of finding fault with this, or that
trial, or this or that unexpected difficulty or
misfortune, we should consider them as the
work of Go l. sent in the wise dispensations
Of his providence to accomplish certain ends,
although we may not be able to see those
ends, and in going cheerfuly forward, max
ing the best of adversely, we shall find true
happiness and fit ourselves for all the ext
gencies of life, AMI thus be preparing our
selves for the greatest possible happiness
hereafter. S. f. NJ.
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no doubt if they can find enough men in
this country Indifferent on the slavery ques-
ton, or if interested, are willing to pretend
indifference for the sake of success. The
impression here is, that they will make no
nomination now, but meet again after the
other conventions are held.
We have learned some important things
by coming on this excursion, and among
them, are that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
is the greatest achievement of modern times
that W. P. Smith, Esq, its Master of Trans
portation, is one of the ablest and most pop
ular Railroad managers, Of the age and
that we have a delegation i'm Congress in
both branches, of whom we may be proud
We 90 to Chicago, start to-day. Mclean
stock is best here just now. Lincoln, Wade
Fessenden next. Few members are going
wish the Japanese would come along
before leave but they wont and l shall
loose treat They will create a sensation
here. Extensive suit Of rooms at Willard.
are ready for their use. They are coming
up the bay, not by the way of New York.
1t is raining here now intensely hot pre-
viously. Congress will not adjourn for some
time, probably not before the middle o
June N.