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, 1860-02-27

Whit it Costs to Live at Florcuce.
a correspondent Of the Boston Transcript,
NOW living at 4 villa near Florence, writes the
following:
*4Do you wish to know what it COSTS to iu-
habit villa ut ucllosguarlo! 4 friend who
has lived here with his family the past six years
in Il beautiful old house tbut would easily ac.
commodate twenty more persons besides, told
.ne hc paid two hundred and fifty dollars Ii year
for the establishment, furnished.
the lsoston n, rke,s, are graluit,es, dropped
ready cooked on the table duly, for nothing
Listen! Bsst beef five cents per pound; best
chickens, fourteen cents each. Vegetables
enough tor dinner Of six persons, five ceats.
Unttcr mud cream in proportion. a carriage
holding four persons costs. al the seats filed !,
fifty cents IN hour. If taken for several hours,
much less. ! paid teu cents yesterday for q
fresh, bouncing bouquet, il which were roses,
miguonctte, pinks hyacintl.s, aneuaoaes, hclu-
tropes and many other varieties.
'Female servants, faithful aud good temper
cd, happy to be employed, End thankful for IL
homc, eau be l,ad in any number among the
contadni, for three dollars L month, aud t1siak
themselves amply: paid; first rate man ser
want commands six dollars per month. Fifty
cents q week are not unusual wages for q house
maid, aud one excellent old dun,sel, who has
served family of my acquaintance seven years
as chief cook and tottle-wnsher, told lie, on
her wages bein. raised to seycnty-fiye cents,
lat she was living IN Paradise
*'1n winter the air is mild, aud flowers grow
in tic open fields NIL through The sason- The
uightiugates make tLe spring musical and the
summer time is Que long gala day. Not Il bud
place to live Uncertainty not dear one.
, 1860-02-27
Iowa Legislature.

tf,,rraxnonssrce ,f tna t,re.. . nj ,ry4rure
N's7''N.eA@- - @1' ~ Ho,ss.. a ~ ~ ,ceo
c.., 49, IT, :. aass;d
oatnfaas was spent oF ''e HOUSE !" cons'o-
ering law for the aPpraisemcnt 0: property
taken on cxccntion- The hill WAS introduced
,.- ~, ~. |,..,. -. 49,. -,
W NJ Nusu e'aih' anu u P'o'ioes '"S' Ill
property, both real aud personal, taken OIL exc
cution. shall be apnraiscd by persons chosen by
a., c,..-:r :. =. 80, 49,. 80 49,. H.. o1a f,r
.ne 8ue''n' "' Us s'su a'"s' '>1o n'S ee 'ou ~
less Than two'thsrds Of such APPRAISAL Falt1e.
If not sold at that price when offered, it cannot
1,e off,red a.a;n FIR o,e year. After such offer
=. ~ ,s,,,. ~, ha.n ...;ao ,>.ao ,,,.,
NJ tne aPpratseo 'sAue has oeca '"'ee 'iaae luz
property may be sold for what it will bring.
This 1,;11 w;11 n,es the uousc think Tn nor.
= ~" - ~ r.,.N.u ~ ~.
'ee''ng toe oe1a'1s' As. ta1o"ea anu hr. e'a1A
have taken the principal labor so far OH this
hill. I conclude from the remarks Of Judge
III ~. ..,, =. a.. III, ,o... af
da4' taa1 ne II olposeo " 'ne o''i os'aoso u
constitutional objections. an attempt was
made two Years since to pass a law Of
,t;s 1.;.a 7, fo;,od +h;,t ;, tho Sa,o.o
sn's A'nu' l""eo' 'AinA' ~ ..'e 1s"N''
and met with strong objections IN the House.
Judpc Clark of Uubuuue at that time made an
.,,. ..,:.,. a.. .o.,.;t.,,;>.o,;., of
aole III eu"enI asa1nSs 'ne eoust'a'''n"4'ts VI
such law, if remember rightly.
, 1860-02-27

n FGm0ae Grail In DlAtfe&$ssDfA%& - u1f
Anchor--Capsizcs, etc.
The following particulars Of a singular disas-
ter that occurred during the late guile on the
ice, between Albany and Troy, are related by
the Albany Erpress:
A lady attempted to cross the river on the
ice; the nor rwcster drove her from her rough
patb on 10 the glare ice, her ample crinoliuc
ser.iug uainsails, topsails. nllzzen sails, and
atl sorts Of sails On she sailed, ut the rate Of
several knots an hour, when a'l OF q sudden her
lower spurs gave way and down went the whole
craft in a promiscuous heap Of hull and rigging.
Yet the meacilcss guile forced her forward, in
her wrecked condition, with no other alterna-
tire from future injury, than to haul up and re-
pair damages. She rightcd up, and again cap
sized; again aud agaia she rose. and again went
ovcr; ut last she cast anchor, (h4t OH the ice, J
in apparent hopeless despair, 70 freeze to death
At that moment sail hovc in sight, in The shape
Of benevolent gentleman, who took her ii,
tow, and piloted the pretty craft safely into
port. Several other ctinollne craft had rough
time Of it, but they saved themselves by timely
taking in sail, before putting out to sea!
, 1860-02-27
The Ghost OF a Priest Interrupts tho
Mass and -Addre*kcs the Co,s.rcga-
Itun.

From the Ci.re.aal 1Ic.ald.)
4 remarkable story is current in Pittsburgh,
and other rurts Of Western Pennsylvania. 1t
possesses the eaemeuts Of the widest romance,
but is 1'.}i:ioltsly believed by very nany per-
sons. We give it AZ it was told to MS, without,
Of course, endorsing the occurrences as actual
facts.
About two weeks ago, in the village of La
trobe, in Western Pennsylvania. a solemn mass
was performed in the Roman Catholic Church,
for the reposc Of the soul Of deceased priest.
4 number Of worshippers wrre ia the church at
the time. Just I'd the officiating priest WIS
ubout to perform the most solemn Vo-, Of the
rites, his purpose was checked br an astonishing
appearance, The iornt Of the deceased priest
hii,.self appeared in trout Of the altar, with
hand uplited in i warning nlunner. The otlici-
atipc clergyman stepped back. when the ghostly
priest, or priest'y ghost, addressed his brother
in the hesh and the congregation. lie said they
of PuE,atory. The priest might save Ills pray
crs anil the pcnitcats their pennies. They
could not get him ous Of Purgatory, because lie
uescr was in it. Furthermore, there WIS no
chance for him to get there, Us there never WAS
such place Us Purgatory. 1t was all mis-:
take. He should feel much ohligedif if they could
get him out Of the spot where he was; but that
was impossible. There was but two pEaces Of
future cxistencc,-oue Of perpetual bhss and
the other Of perpetual punishment. OAlY ffo
pritsts ettr rtat to UeITtH-and he was not one
Of them. He therefore warned then, that their
masses for the repose Of his, or any other de-
funct pArson's soul, were useless.
With that mouition this remarkable ghost dis
appeared, and the sacred congregation dlsfeEs-
Cd. .
We believe in the foundness Of the ghosts
doctrines ia relation to purgatory. whstexer we
may think Of his '' foutiug bis own nest" with
regard to the position Of priests in the other
world. Tn what foundation the story rests Is
more than We eau tell, but there must hare
been some event to i've rise to such IN extra
ordinarY rrpQrt.
, 1860-02-27

We heard Yesterday of sad case, which We
bring to tbc notice OF the public. 4 Young man
named Mioin Il. Booher, left Montgomery
County ten miles northeast Of Crawiordsr''ie.
las since lived. Returning last fall be found
bis father, mother and two sisters, all his family
gone. They had been gone two years. They
lad said on leaving that they were going. to
Ohio, to M1ddietown. The boy went there. bu'
could hear nothing Of them. Since that he has
searched wherever he could find traces Of his
family, but without ava,l. lie has spent nil his
money, aud is now in this city without means
or friends. It il ycrr sad case. If our ex.
changes will giye circulation to this statement,
it may lead to information that will enable the
boy to find his parents. Their nu:ncs are John
Doohet and Margaret Dooher.
, 1860-02-27

CuArssrnE Ia Pro Noxo.-The Italian
sympathy Movement is very popular, just now,
in Nav York, but We advise tile sympathizsrs 10
b. u 1ttsle careful. Ills Holiness, the Pope, has
it, that we hare no desire to see Uncle Sam Put
his foot in It.
yox TT pRATEEEA N1u1L--afr. Morrissey, the
ur,ze fighter, is t.kn. twenty-five thousand
dollars with hin, to England to bet it on the
coming fight for the championship. This is
large odds, $4,000 on one Mill.
Iux MAIN QrEs1.ox.-Does Britannia rule the
sens?
Scn1r1rRE ron TofzRs.-The Wages Of Gin
is Death.
4 SuBrEaRASEAS VEGErAHLE.-Celery.
, 1860-02-27

4 REMARKABLE W1LL.-The will Of Mt. John
Rose, retired merchant Of this city, whose de-
cease was announced some weeks aso. makes Il
conditional bequest Of 3300,0p0 to the city Of
New York, for lite education in, a.ricuiture Of
iu,ticcut white childrer- The condition is that
q corresponding sun should be appropriated by
the city, or raissd by charitable contributions.
for tie purchase and support Of II farn in the
neishboibool Of New York, to be Leroted TO
The education and trimming TO agricultural pur-
suits Of paurer children. II this purpose be
not carried out, the $500 900 goes to the An,era-
can COLONIZATION Society, for the deportation
and support Of the free b!aeks Of Liberia. The
deceased was Il bachelor, and q bachelor brother
Of large wealth is constituted bis sole executor.
nl.cad in bis charge for benevolent and charts-
Sic distribution. The only personal bequests
are gift of sc, 900 to his executor and $1a,oo0
to another brother, now advanced in years.
The whole value Of the estate, principally ,n
productive stocks, is reckoned 1t &sso,ooo-N.
!, Times.
, 1860-02-27
THE SOUTHERN BLACK MAIL
SXSEEf1.

Tie 1erment III the South occasioncd By tho
Harpcrs Ferry raid and the Congressional
advertising Of Helpers book, has opened
New field for the enterprise Of Southern jour
nalism. At first the patriotic editors Of that
section were for non-intcrcourse wholly
They not only bcsousa, Southern students in
Northern universities 10 return to their homes,
hut Southern merchants were implorcd to give
no more Of their custom 10 Northern cities.-
But when it was found that the laws Of COM
nerce were moi to he subverted BY prejudice
and passion, however deep-seated and violent
that Southern merchants would buy goods
wherever they could get them cheapest, and
that direct importation from Europe by the
South was an unsnbstantial yasary-they
changed their tone to suit the circumstances
and forthwith dispatched their agents 10 New
York and Philadelphia on black-mailing e1pe-
ditions. 1t was well enough for Southern
merchants to 60 North for goods, provided
they would purchase only from pro-slavcry
men. And iu order that they might not make
Il ulo%4aAE +AuA EAAE IuatOA4 lktlAQe
1ican merchants, they THE cditors) under
took to furnish lists Of Northern merchants
who were 'sound On the goose." This
opened a wide door for blackmaiing.-
Any Northern house that would pay good
round sum to the news ?aper agent sent on
for that purpose, was set down in the paper
as a constitutional house Of whom it would be
safe to buy; while whatever house declined
submitting to tho blackmniling process was
published as 4 Black Republican establish
mcnt. It turned Out, when these lists were
published, that well known Democratic mer.
chants werc published as abolitionists, and
eanally well known anti.slavery men were nd.
yertised as tho dispensers Of " constitutional
dry goods.
So disreputable thing has never bcfort
been undertaken by American journalism, ane
sooner or later il cannot fail 10 react fearful,
upon those who hare pracliced it.
, 1860-02-27
:229rtsH & Trihtt1tt
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Our Washington Latter, printed herewith,
points out with great clcarncss the path IN
which h5th principle and cxpcdicncy demand
That the Republican party should 50. Avoid
ing, on the one land, the radica!srn which tho
popular belief, rigl.fu1lv or wroneinlly, a,trib"
utcs 10 Mr. Seward and the politicians Of his
echool; and Oh tho other hand tue profound
conservatism Of Mr. Bates and gcutlemon Of
his belief, it leads, through fearfully fought
field, straight to victory. We ask for the
views Of our correspondent tic attention which
tley merit.
, 1860-02-27
Is THAT YOUR GAnE3

One Of tue speakers at Il Democratic meet
5ns ut Gills saloon, on Nortn Wells street, on
Thursday evening" lad the indiscretion to bla1
the secrets Of lis superio,s. We do not pre-
tend to quote his exact language; it is suffi-
cient to give lis meaning. Said he, ayes. we
*do want to carry this city. We want to do
$50 because the command Of the city govern
*.ment will assist us uext fall in ciectipg two
*'rnc":bers Of the Legislature from the South
4'D!s!rict, who will give us i working major-
'.ity Of tile Lower House. Then we shall be
"ablo to elect an United States Senator, and,
"by amending tho City Charter, put Demo-
"ocratic foot on the neck or this Black Repub-
+lican town!"
Is that your game: gentlenen-the little
joker under the thumb-the trump card in the
coat sleeve? the nomination Of Gurtee, then.
under the couvcnien. cloak Of municipal re-
form; Of i. !. Tinkila1n To catch Republican
votes aud Of 4 professcdly antl.1rish ticket
throughout are SO nluuy gags, are they, by
which Republicans arc to be bamboozlel into
= surrender oi their almost certain majority III
the Legislature, their city charter and Repub-
1ican municipal government? You have
sprung the trap too carly. The game is net
within reur tolls Private gricis and personal
dissatisfaction 60 far sometimes to make men
tor3etful Of the tics which Iiul them 10 their
PARTY; brt, in tlis case, more than these are
needed to make Republicans consent to
any scheme By which politician Of the
Dourlas kidney is to be put in the place
Of Lyman Trumlull, hy which i just
-Apportion,nent law may 10 defeated, BY
which, through all amendment Of the Char
ter government like that threatened in lhe
dead and dcfi1rct "Lccompton" contrivancc,
may he fastened upon this Black Republican
hole," Chicasol We arc not ready for the
Dyer dynasty and Irish asccndancy.
Republicans will see what threatens them;
and they are more influenced by personal dis
likes than We believe them to bc, il they per-
init the first step in this pro-slavery pro-
grammc to DO taken. There is way to bring
this Democratic sc!eming to. nangl4t-elect
the Renubican ticket!
, 1860-02-27

We hope that no Republican, no man Of op~
position proclivitics be lie Republican or not,
will permit himself to be de]uded by tue Union
Movement which certain politicians have in
augurated in this city. The decoy ducks, by
whom we mean tue old Democratic wire-pul-
2ers who are at tue bottom Of this thing, will,
whca the day Of election comes: give plump
ers for the ticket, the whole ticket and notliu;,
bu: the tickct-:he clean, straight-om Demo-
cratic tic1et-leayiug the innocent men who
have deluaed themselves iato the belief that
the Union is in danger, and that they are the
parties appointed to weld it together-lcavins
these 1ren with the lag to l.'1h -7nil'ed, hunl-
bucccd. bambo>-'sa, fooled: Tho names Of
the .~-+.Hs by whom thu thing was begottep,
and By wilcm the ;sogus Democratic party has
be=u uniformly sustained since 1855, are a
guarantee that they intend nothing but the
practice Of species Of political legeraemain or
hocus-pocus, by which the Democracy may be
aided at Republican expense. The trick is tho
transparent Gtutlcmen, it will not win!
, 1860-02-27

TIE Presfd<mtfaI e3w<ssfo~ Eonsfd<r<d--IAe
JIsrs< kIessfs Of EspmtlieaMs: K&dfeats.
Moderator, E:Dnsrrrnsfres---1ho AhAH
Hare The 'Candfdafe f.--Lf"eofn II The
, 1860-02-27

The Toronto Globe denies tile report
thu. the usury law has operated adversely in
Canada, and says that on the contrary, money
is more plenty and cheaper than before.
, 1860-02-27

rT- The Ravenna Dtmocrat says that car
load Of underground railroad fugitiyes, from
Tennessee. passed through Randolph, Ohio.
few days since.
, 1860-02-27


Compost In Dat a. tIw. witch VIC invite Tho L..
tess..on al sEe tEa*lc:
50 hhds Mnscavado 5usaT,
123 do Porto 37ico do
20 do New or.oans do
900 bais Chicago 1ae6aod Sugar,
$50 do New York do do
IS bags OLD ao7ornr1't lava Coffee,
las do I.asuira Cotton.
$50 do Rio do
25 do A&xoct2 do
400 bbls New orloan. molas.-r~
1co do Cuba 90
IS do sugax House 3yruI,
100 do Golden do
IS do Portland d.
800 hlf Ghosts Green and Black %ea
$50 BIZ snwyers White Er1xi7o Eo=p
100 do Josse oakloy's do do
800 do A1Falm soap.
100 do Star Candles,
- do Sterine 60
80 do Nou1d
a5o bbl. Smoking Tobacco.
lao do Glowing do
AIS butts do do
$50 fancy caddtos do
ITO III Imported Cigass,
50 Jars naraboy aauf1,
275 boxes o&@o5o starch.
IS bags Pepper,
IS do spico, 2s bozes Cloves,
a3 cases a Nutmaee,
- tcs Primo 4&iees 900 rnta ossa1a'
rs bK1 Primo Goldfish,
LIS Inf bbls Al White Fi4h,
}22 }22 boxes y Eea'oa 1zssrsins. sa
1o% bags Driod Aralaz.
23 bbls zaota cur12ats,
100 boxe7 Layer Rai7ius,
576 do H. Fl. do
% hf bxz do do
1oo coils HIanilia and Jnte Kope,
473 ream3 Wrapping Papcx,
37S balc1 do Twiao,
112 bblx Fure Cider Vinegar,
lao do Dairy Salt
$50 boxer Pt7ca-
For sale vsEy o~ Il. u. GILMAN Co.
.e6-ty t5' Ssuta WA4ar 9ts~sf.
, 1860-02-27

T We are under obligations 10 Il. D. Col
vim, ESQ.,, Of the US. Express Co., for late Cali
fornia papers.
, 1860-02-27

upon heart and intellect in which humanity
/ and truth were allowed FREQ play. His bitter
est enemy has nercr. dared say that his ayowcd
opinions are not honestly and earnestly enter
taincd.
So far rs the minor considerations TINT will
enter into the CANVASS are concerned, Mr..
L;ncolu's record is also uncxceptiouablc. II
tho Fennsylyaniaus require a candidate in IA
vor Of the modification Of tho commercial
policy Of the country for tho benefit # Ameri-
can Industry, Mr.. Lincoln has been ali'c-lons
consistent advocate Of their views. lie is
committed to the policy which looks to the
settlement and cultivation Of tue public lands,
By granting to actual settlers, under proper re-.
stricions and limitations, quartcr-sccton
eacll; and therein he conlpcnds himself 10
tl'at free white parry whose cry is not "n'g-
gers for the niggcrless," but Stand for
for The lanllcss." uo is, as hs las always
been. for judicious expenditure OF the
public money for tho Improvement Of rivers
and harbors. lie is earnestly for u Pacific
Railroad, by that route winch Will oest ac-
comtaodatc the commerce Of the country. He
is tnan Of peace to whom tho slnvc trade aud
lilliLusteriug are rs 1nonstrous as murder and
piracy. lie is personally so pure that no gov
ernmcat dollars would il elected, stick to bis
fingers, or be appropriated to PARTISAN pur-
poses Now what moro would "a T. G."
ask !? Is not Lincoln the man for the hour.
The Free Negro Nt1l.
Wo learn from the Memphis Appeal, Of Tues
day, that the bill for the expulsion Of free ne-
grocs from the State, which passcd the Missis-
sippi House O! Representatives, was defeated
in the Senate.
The dcfent Of the similar oppressive bill, now
pending before the Legislature Of Tennessee,i is
considered certain.
, 1860-02-27

pAl3COCK / PEER,
IL [Sreeess:7sso W1ilA.4. Pes ACo,l
ndo1ph Street,. 1:f
MAHOGANY. ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT. AIs0
CaAusEK- nIS1NG-NOoN AND COMMON
FURNITURE In GREAT VARIETY.
Wood Seat and Cane Seat Chairs, He'd.
atends Mud bureaus.
Pk,reu!sr Attention ra.: 10 County Or.e,s md Of
Fnrn,a ah!nr Entel. rt~ s1&-a6511v
TENTS, AWNINGS, WAGON
j. COVERS AND FLAGS.
Co1staut1f On h1nd and uuade to oscer hy
GILBERT HUBBARD i CO.,
Ship Chaa41eE3
fs1he31-su a3& ~ eo1th Wassr's*, Coz. Ws0a.
, 1860-02-27

CTEA N Is o AT CITY OF
4 CLryEIAxr ron SAL~-rhe steamer -r-4~A
t1iy Of Cleveiand l.. IL by Hidwel'.
B1Ita i Co. tu III. year l anti is rf
sven hundred and eight, eith toLs b''rtsea. Or there
at-,rtA. ,,
IL xrII furnished and uppc1 drs pas"snEs!
bot her caoacy fnr fext and passengers fny elul
III nut eure1iot, to any the Lakes Ut her 1u-
sye and s .tau?ch first. class sea ba4t.
This boat will he si oa vary favorahe terms. eo.h -
to ire and xI1us ply ment~ and u rlte3 HeNf7eE 10
rurrh re -. am5,a, opportunity is odeft.l
l AID perfect Title will be Eu1F11ttet to the tfsAse1
Fer further partl .ul1ss ilq:i9e Of ,,
%tee TN the mn, nf Pratt + TO Buffalo.
, 1860-02-27

ALSO FOR SALE.-Thc Three
IL Schooilers II xlt :->chooner ELIZA looAs. ~
tcnase ST. = -; Schooner Wls0s o. TIE W1sp. AfR
toax:e SO; and schooueF Gov. arx1. sonsse
tS6 - IS. rec.
Either or all Of the above rsmed vessels will be sold
iii bi5issm PRATT i CO, Bu7aio. =. r.
, 1860-02-27

40 TO PARKS, 1874 Lake street,
~ for Bracelets, Necka1cet Fans, PuIsea.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-08

= Yin @urppdmieer 1T paqeaeu am Srrodr.
sencn Ncntas riencr suridact brit nGmli6 Sr.
Sttc Wur9enitcrn, Dem Die a6rioen Rihmpnper,
treldc Der elten 5simatb cinrn Selu6 ma6teu,
irpbI balb foI9en ncrpru.
= 8plgsnoe tertrirtise S3siten murbrn uns
cur6 bic Yrit sur gsr6frntli6ung ieersctsn :.
Snterefante 8etedhe!
|er,stbn sic Der Nianicr meincr 9erlcn, rae
i'd rner be optlrnpete Srriteit trcten, Sbnen eGtt.
lthe Ee6ef&c, mcine Ser3cns Sore purIuretln.
mircn.
Setn lr Won &c Srrli6Hi6fc GrausmutN, uup
l6snten &c mer Gntre in Str @sb6r!-
S'rietbn Se meinc uni6ulpigc, ltctcnswirbiar
Suerinsltdfcit - SD babe feline Nute ouf
Sieisr @sit, ais RAP i'd Stnsm niht Iouts ae.
fean, eaB = @ptt! = ih Bin Der unalidlidfr
Mann pom be Idnner - auf G6r, i6 bin puI.
%rtriiirt - Sein &c mcr hos, peaeu DC Nrot.
belt Sc mue tcraus, mag rs auH mrr an.
tunnm'n ME rS min. Sa, StcbedAe, Serleibn Se.
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Dem Dptd Der 8eyiirei1ur9 =
Sa9en &c mer init clnelr g8prtr, moren O.
mid ltebcn = t~routete Sistcd&c2 = 9p6men
Se f@ ut+t, tcjtern O. mi5 auf sntcrden q
lner S9r fcride. Snscn &c ni6t: ga II O.
furt, meIuantrr S6muel!"
@ptt! wie I6Sn marcn &c ba in Der Sis =
6oten Se miG DubI bemerft in De 1eatcr. ,pie
th botr %9cfduf5t ttt Dem @ranipan, ais rr tat
9rIast: rSoin ursr nidt loin 2"-S SID bate ae
oa6t: gSas is &c g8elt pGne mrine gtebefhr
Sbrcn 9apa bate id I6pn ocwpnneu ids
BAH i'm laIcn Uerpiencu SieI Yrcftse, rtne SIN,
~terre aacs hin DC Rcbedbr.
@ctt, Ycricibn Se, i9 Yertiers Sen SHUTS I'M
DC Wantcr 3n Icbcr, ubne mcinc Gc6ef6e.
Ssin &c %9rnubmtt0i9, ~9ctsbtes @dN&en
i,ebntcn Se mid aus 9otrioiismus, i6 Sin elm
be. .iher @ann, Se teuntn MIR stidlia Irin nit
mir.
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id I6Grne cs mir Su ldBen - i& Sin 1cdr biLIt
90 aliiIen mid lieben, = Se mii6en Den
S&mucI 9IadIi& MAIDEN; - 81 miiIen msr
aufi&Iiestn Str fdaincS SerS unb mid brinr
empfanaen nls Scr glts, ais SIR 9ebrn =
&bun 90 cS taIp, msiu srIudertrS 8ebed6cn
ipnlf ircrSrn 81 fneen aus Gitte act6Stet
Sbren 9 6muel.
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Dos eiisrne Sod, wclaes M . pielen SAB.
rem eriidte, morc ron 9tusn Etru uvo ifbt
ltno mir freie Mduuer ur4 s5fdftener. @ptt
mOGte es; gbre hem spitseiancten !Srirecr ! So,
rte Stelt9ion 9stt nit Der Sreibeit Sano in
5nnp uno per paS gponselium fdlIben nil, UNI
nit her Sprannei ii6 abSuinbcn, Der lit Ger
5stno @ettee unp Der MtenI6teit. Ouber erin,
sen mir Stnen, Sem WisrerbcrfsQcr Stalicns.
Die @cfubIe Der 0outtarte,t uuo rem Ssoeu
peS 5immcls bar. gGjr finn o1eiammt fir Sto=
lien unp merren, 10 pol an uns in, bn,u nit.
%tptrten, rap Der lcbte Sing Der &ctte Der ttatte.
ntl@rn Sne6tl6aft Ssrbrc6cn merpe.
Sentiui, IL. sunni 1860.
8rlatn bts u~nterf6riftcn.
Sriefe Gus HeapcG tteilen nit, po6 pis
Sauptsr Der rcpplutiprGyeu @sitatipn baIeltt
cine eu9emetns illumination Der Stabt peran,
%talteten unS bae lei NieIrr DempnIraticn ras
SOlf inter Dem Hufe: rs lsbe @aribalOt !" biz
Straeen tur6,rg.
Ser 4. Suli. @ari6atSi's Gjeeurtstaa
rurpe in Sic'l,en alS 8ritta9 9rfricrt.
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Die @fit9Iirber Drs 8elansosreins 9iroi-
MIA mattn mir auf untentebenpe Qn,eiae Die
9suttse ~&erIammlung betrrfenb, nufmertlam.
Am 9sutt9sn absnO fnott aubsroem nod
cine Ss%riammIun9 ltatt, uuf Die mir Die Mitalic.
Der bse &urnoereinS aufusrtiam maiden.
= Sn Dem 9eitrisen &rtifel iber RE Carl,
6aIOt- 6sier pirb am S6luds ser a6ltiecsfeisr
2urnsrt 98sber aspa8t. DicIrs mufen
mir babin tsrt&ti9en, ba6 bielsr abi&ieb unferm
alien 6reunO Siaae Bcrner gait, Der nit Dem
%9etrisen 9tsamer 8ihmrno perIiee, um Ra in
Der S6ipfi1 ieiner 5simatt, fir immsr nieoer.
3ula6en. 28ir %serlteren t~snfeI6en ungern aus
unierer Wtitte, Ia sr iiA Ourd scraosn, ofenen
S6arattsr ausJ'i6nets unO fh Die @4tuns aGrr
erwarB, bic i'm nabsr frnuen ~leruteu.