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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

The Truth ABOUT JoHNsToN's FORCE AT
WINcHEsTER-We have had long and
free conversation with one of the principle
citizens of Winchester, says the Wash. cor.
respondent of the Tribune, who is q Union
man, though lie had nephews in the Rebel
army, lie says Johhstons command at
Winchester at no time exceeded 10000
men, and his whole force, including outposls
at Martinsburg and oil other places, never
exceeded $4,000, of which 5, 600 were inef-
hcieut from sickness and want of arms and
equipments lie had This, not only from
his own personal observation and the testi.
mony of his nephews, but from Gen. john
ston's own statement at the time. He said
that Winchester would have welcomed Pat
terson with open arms, aud that Johnston
would not have fought a battle there a
his orders were peremptorily to retire t,
Manassas if followed by our army. II
stated that the militia of Winchester woul
have sided with Patterson, and we're hopin
and praying for mis- arrival daily. AT Il
present moment there are no troops
Winchester but its own militia, and half
these are poorly armed, and many not arr
| ed at all.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

CONTRACT FOR SHoEs-The government pro-
posals for eight hundred thousand pairs of shoes
which were opened day or two since contain
ed bids for FIVE million two hundred and thirty
Two thousand pairs, at prices ranging from 81
81 TO So 90.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

RGIDIUY or DISCIPLINE AN Instance
occurred in Washington recently showing
the vigor Of the discipline now being enforc.
ed. Major WoRTH, of the regular army,
was met by the infantry patrol, who de.
manded to see his pass. Being unable 10
show the necessary document, the officer of
the patrol told him lie must arrest him.
Major WORTH significantly rolled up his
sleeves, and said "hc proposed to discuss
that" The officer very cody told him he
must discuss it elsewhere, and forthwith
made him march off with the file.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

OCCUPATION OF THE TRAITOR MAuRY-
Capt. Maury, who for the last ten years
has exhibited such genius for stealing the
honor of others achievements, and who has
Lecn the pet of every Administration for
many years, is now engaged in planting
submarine batteries in the Southern harbors
to destroy Federal shinS-of-war.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

SEYARoR SHERMAN, is becoming tender.
tocd, and manileSts scruples at sustaining
the President to the extent of suspending
the writ of habeaS corpus all else he is will
ing to sustain him in, but from this his soul
shrnks. In the opinion Of some, it shrihks
his renutation also.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

RE.EN1IsrNgNT FOR THE NAR-A "e''Auo""
gentleman who has just returned from an eN-
tended tour through New England and New
York assures us that not far from two'thlrd5 oI
the returned three months militia will re-enIist
for the war. The people have, in his Judgment
not only recovered from the depression caused
by the disaster at Bulls Run, but are more
ready than ever to respond TO the call OF the
coun 1y, ard 10 give money and blood to its
service " Y. T,iJuHc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

The Direct Tax bill has passed both Houses
of Congress 1t provides for the raising Of 500
600 ,0OO Incomes over $500 are to be taxed
per cent. On sugar the duty is 2 cents, on
coffee 80 cents, aud on tea 10 cents.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

B9~ Investigations recently made at the
naval depots of Chatham, Portsmouth and
Plymouth, and the military depot ofWool.
wicll, England, shows an amount of pccula-
tion, regularly pursued, that heats our re.
publican affairs OF the kind "all hollow "
No less than $50, 900 worth various articles
have annually disappeared for which no
account could be given, from these four
places
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

ARREST OF NAALE SPY.-A woman
dressed in the uniform of the 25th n. Y.
lKerrigan) Regiment was found strolliug
srouRd the camps near Alexandria, and
vas arrested as spy. Several letters ad
dressed TO Beauregard were taken from her
person, and sent 10 Headquarters. She
was detected BY her eifeminate voice.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

MINISTER HARVEY at Portugal, is clearing
the charges Of his completely With traitors M
letter addressed to Secretary Cameron.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

TIE 5TH CT, REGT Col. Ferry, has teen or
dered to HaIpers Ferry, and have, We suppose,
been already attached to Gen Banks command.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10


TnE DEMOCRACY, or at least portion OF II
held a state convention at Columbus on the 7tt
and was organized by Hon. D. A. Starkwcaihei
taking the chair. The following nomination
were made
For Governor, II. J. Jcwctt; for Lieut.
Governor, John Scott Harrison Judge
of Supreme Court, T. j. S. Smith Secre'
tary of State, W. w. Armstrong Urea
surer, G. W. Holmes; Comptroller W ayne
Griswold Board of Public WORKS D. W.
Fitch. - .,,
Resolutions we're read by II. B. Payne, aud
adopted.
The Sd recommends that the Legislatures
of the several states call national conven.
tion for the purpose of settling the present
difficulties and restoring and preserving
the Union.
The 9Th condemns the President Of the
United States for lis late attempt to sus'
pend the habens corpus.
From the resolutions VIC are enabled to ar
rive at tie sentiments of the convention, with
reference to the war, and sustaining the govern
meut The Douglas leaders are said to have
caved. We are not prepared to believe that
the Democracy as party, are, in this hour Of
our couutry's trial, prepared to 60 into con-
test upon the narrow basis of party creed, to
the prejudice and embarrassment of the nation
al welfare, but We shall see.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

A Legislative election in Kent ucky indicates
a Uuion majority. James B. Clay has been
distauccd BY Union man in Fuyetto County
by some Eve or six hundred majority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

A bottle containing memsrsndum con
csrning the long lost Collins steamer Pacific
is said to- have been picked up at the
Hebridsa The whiting says the ship was
surrounded by icsbergs aud was going
down
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

Capt. Tyler, Aid.de-Csmp TO Gen. Lee o
Virginia, was arrested at Cincinnati on the 7tb.
He was at the battle Of Bull Run.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

The opinion that the battle OF Bull Kun was
in fact won by the National army, and would
have remained won but for the arrival Of the re-
endorsements Of Johnston, is sustained by the
following passage frcm letter from Manassas
TO The Louisville Courier, the great Secession
organ of Kentucky:
1.-THE fortunes of the day were evidently
against us. Some of our best officers had
been slain, and the flower of our amry lay
Strewn upon the field, ghasty in death, or
gaping with wounds. At noon the cannon,
adug is described as terrific. 1t was an
incessent roar for more than two hours, the
havoc and devastation at this time being
fearful Mcdowell, with the aid Of Pat.
tersons division Of twenty thousand men,
had nearly ontGanked Us, and were Just IN
the act Of possessing themselves of the rail
way to Richmond. Then all would have
been lost. But most opportunity, may say
Provdcntially at this junctnr, General
Johnston, with the remnant of his division
our Army, as we fOndIy call it, for We
have been friends and brothers in camp
and field for three months-rcappear and
made one other desperate struggle TO obtain
the vantage ground. Elsey's Briagde of
Marylanders and Virginiaus, led the charge,
and right manfuly did they execute the
work. Gen. Johnston himself led the ad.
vance, and wild with delirium, his ten thou,
sand advanced in hot haste upon three times
their number. Twice had Shermon'S Bat
terry, that all day long had proved so de-
structiye, charged and taken, and our men
driven hack The third time, Virginians,
Carolinans, Mississippiaus and Louisianians
captured the great guns and maintained
their position"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

The u. S. Gun Boat Flag arrived at
Fort Miflin on the morning Of the Tth with
SO rebel prisoners taken from rebel
war vessel, formerly the Revenue Cutter
Aiken, seized at Charleston last winter
The Aiken fired at the St. Lawerauce of
Charleston, probably mistaking her for a
merchant vessel, when the ST. Lawrence
returned broad side, sinking the rebel.
Five of her crew were lost, and the rest
rescued and placed on board the Flag.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

The EAST INDIA FLEET Letters have
been received from Commodore Eugle, at
Hong Kong. The Commodore went out
10y the overland route, with orders to bring
home the feet now in China under com
modore Strbling of S. c. The feet was
not at Hong Kong when Com. Englo arriv.
ed there. but was beloved 10 be not far of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

Forty-three teamsters and blacksmiths were
sent from Cleveland on the 7th by Major Carey
for Major Gen. Banks.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

gE Bov. Tucker arrived in town day be
fore yesterday, direct from Paris, via Lon
don and Liverpool. He came to Canada
and by way of Detroit aud indianapolis,
through Kentucky and Tennessee, meeting
with some droll adventures EN- route. AS.
sumng another name, he had no sooner
landed in Quebec than he stumbled upon
old Giddings, 10 whom he was perfectly
well known in Washington. 'How.d'y.dO,
Mr. Tucker ?" said the old wretch. Oh
ah, said Bev. staring him directly in the
face, and speaking in broad English draw
"Weally, my deaw Sir, you mistake the in
dividyoual" 81 beg pardon" said Gid
dings, whercupon Bcv. walked off, and saw
no more of the Consul to Canada. Had ht
betrayed his identity by moments forget
funess, Giddings would have had him ar
rested at Detroit His reports of the cause
of the Confederate States across the Allan
tic arc more and more encouraging, and b.
looks confidently for recognition before DC
tober.-R Richmond Enquirer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

CoNfRABANb NEeRoRs-The negro ques.
tion, as connected with the war, is already
assuming formidable proportions at Fortress
Monroe, and it is understood that Gen.
Buffers visit to Washington had to do with
this subject. 1t is said that he favors a
policy which we're be not Breckenridge
Democrat, might be called AbolitiOnism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

nb patch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

ntrateh to the Cincinnati Gazette
COL Inwlcr Of the 10Th and Col Turchln ol
ho 18Th moved from Birds Point Aug. 9th,
q, miles into the interior as outposts or ad-
vance guards Of the army. The 18th encamp-
ed miles out on the Charleston railroad The
18th at Norfolk, six miles below on the river
Word from Col Marsh was received at Cairo
on The 5th, that the rebel army Of JEFF Thomp'
son was advancing on Cape Girardeau, and that
they were within l6 miles. An immediate at
tack was expected 1t is considered, however,
that they are strong enough to hold the place,
A Union man, who has been confed at Union
City for two or three weeks, escaped and says
that 81 regiments ofrebel troops are rendezvous
ed at New Madrid with vast military stores and
cannon. No news to-day of Pillows move
ments.
Our force under Col Marsh, is two Illinois
Regiments, 1000 Missouri Home Guards, anC
two Founders.
Gen. Fremont is rigidly enforcing the wal
articles and maintaining the strctest discipline
General Fremont has organized and sent from
81. Louis to Cairo a fleet OF steamers, reg
mont of infantry, two companies of artillery
and several detached companies Of infantry
This is something like work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I iIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Pod Onice, Ashtabua, Ohio, August 5 1851.
Andreds-Jones Jones Carpenter
pooth-Mr Kelly-H A 2
pgetts-Joseph Kibbie-Mrs Emogene
pacor-Frances Menitt-N
itsncron -Nelsop ID l. Neef-Wiiam
Belknap-Miss Maria Olds-Ihnny
parpesLNriron Page-Dr
nnii-Nrs Frances payne-Rufus W
Bart-Miss Ierfy--Amos
Brundagc-N Ihlhps-.O >
prggs5forcn pottef-Mss Emily
Chapman-llarriet lsollen howaIu
Cotercl-Joine. Rouse-Calviu
Dyer-N w Raymond-A
Dazell-John Sarkwtather-lsrnel
Fuller-TS Schol--Win
Fuiier-W O Thall--N 7 .......
Goodlel--Mary Ihompson-DW
Clates--Mss l. Tinoker-Chauncey
Cralnnr--T II Tiney-L Jane
Humpbrey-DrG q WatRon-Richard II
Howard-Iewis Nasser-l
Hall, Mrs Anna Miley-Miss Christina
lal-Charles wes-Mrs Henry
lnrprsoll-Franklin Williams Mrs Olive II
Juhpson- Niss MARY lane West-Mrf Elizabeth
Persons calling for The above please say advertised"
II. HARRIS, p. VI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
Unsettled Accounts

arerequested to call Immediately and aunge the
Prompt payment will be required that the liabilities Of the
firm may be met and discharged The business will be set
tied by the undersigned. II. Il. MORRISON,
Surviving Partner Of Root Morrison.
Ashtabuls, June j. 1851
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

THE BLocEADE.-The New York Times
prints list of one hundred and six merch-
aut vessels now in the service of the United
States, and says that there are forty Others
whose names it win give so soon as they
can be obtained.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

FIGrT IN MIssoUN.-A battle occurred Au-
gust 9th at Dug Spring, 10 miles south Of
Springfield between the Federal forces under
Gen. Lyon and the rebel troops under Zen Nc
Culloch, in which eight Of the former were kill
ed and 80 wounded, and 40 of the latter killed
aud 45 wounded. Gen. Lyon took so stand Of
arms aud l5 horses and wagons.
Two hundred and seventy q. S. cavalry made
charge upon body of rebel infantry said to
be 1000 strong, and cut their way through
them, and retHrued with loss of only 5 men
The charge was most gallant and terrible, sew
eral Of the rebels being found with their heads
cloyen entirely through. The enemy retired
during the night, and Gen. Lyon took posses
| sion Of the field. Another battle was momen
sariIy expected the enemy being in large force
west Of springfield.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10

A private letter from Culpepper Court
House states there are 1900 rebel troops
sick at that place 1t adds that every
man in that country has been impressed inr
10 the Confederate service.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
Having made arrangements to continue

Having made arrangements to continue
business the Old stand of Root Morrison take this meth
cd returning thanks TO the customers and friends Of the
late firm for their gem patronage years past and to
solicit connuauc Of the same to myself
My Stock Of Goods is Full and Complete;
comprising all The articles and many more than are usually
keptby the merchants Of oar Village.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats 4 Caps, Boots Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils Glass b Putty
are kept full stock will be sold at very figures
pay down All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods
at cash prices.
The times and circumstances will not admit Of long
wnded credits credits to doubtful customes To all who
prompt and reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment will be required in all at the
time agreed upon Putting and blowing entirely out of
line Ny desire is to deal fairly and squarey with ALL Try
me and sec for yourselves. Yours truly,
Jyne To- 1SG1 ii. Il. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-08-10
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABU Las
Saturday Morning, August 10, 1851.

SuBmssIoN-Irs EooNoMY.-Some OF 'he
Journals affected by secession sympathIes I'd
this state, such for instance as the Cine'nna''
Enquirer are pratiug very ns'iduou''y a0ou. 0a
the cost Of putting down rebellion. IL cO''s
too much 10 enforce the laws therefore we n'us'
let traitor establish force over rs. 1--we hau uo'
voted against the traitors, they wouIdhave stay
cd inpoWer and we should have had peace we
can have peace now ir we will only submit
How much cheaper that would be than to at
tempt to assert our rights in the goveromen'
The slaves have peace as lcng as they submit
10 the lash quietly We can have it on the
same terms. Shall we not submit then ? And
with the Enquirer and its kilb, meekly bare
our back, for the inhction and the boon.
Let it be established as one Of the compro'
mises of the Constitution that when the South
loses the Administration, it may rebel aud
throw the prosperity of the country into con
vulsions and make great expenses, and there
shall be no coercion. Then our people vii
know the consequences Of its obdurOcy in vot
ing against the South.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-10

5eutc NbeaO Miro 10 eperam cine Ser
IN rer gfricun Gtur& fnttfnSsu. &c.
rem 3pcd 9tiprebuns Der Jesisen politifben
2asssfroaeu lit.
&is mir GSrsp. fcu It'd rae @em5lte ocs
neuen 8itter'i8en edscrticrteGerS etmas ssfentt
batsn, 6OFsn mir, taB Der unfcrcm 6rcnnce
erpo6tree S6aOsn ron tstnsn rrteb.
li@en 6clsen Ieip miro.
Der Sau Oct neuen Nrmcrg an Der Ode
Ger lOten nnN SantfruBe lareitet raid iiusr
Solsneung ent9estn.
= Sn peri6tepenen bsu!f6en sBiribI6nftcr
SceaIen Iea Dor einigfu 2ltcnpsn pas 2ulipiel:
IS 9i'bt Seile!" aufscfibrt mUrreu lcin.
Dur1 &ranttett %unlersO 8rdserS fur ben
untfren StaottbeiI itnp msbrtre 9lbcnncntsn pin
les Ntltritts nidt ~reselmdBie btiprst wUrprn.
Die betrCfsnpen 6err,n m6gen rieIts srIauign
eutIbnlotsen, 5umai Ter Alte" pieper auf tenn
Damn 1T.
- Die Dor Der GpuntY &purt ocrscIpmmsnep
HIa9Elale maren ppu nur germ gem SutereiIe.
Ser Senno 0einrt6 bat 1914 Nainlraee
sinrn dubstit slesunten Store s%r0fns!, NO CT
iepe Art ubrsu Iu9rt uno pie prGAttSiten Oplp.
paaren gum SrrtauI ous9eiteut bat. 8,paratu.
rem ferartlscr 2lriitel Wcrreu ppn pielcm Qerrn
gut uno btGi9it aus9efd6rt.
SIN SpptswppU Sotel, @fe Ger Stem unr
Nfatnitra6c, 1T pUn 3rn. QiIcrIA elm 8Orbsr
Salon erGHnet wprrei, Der an @le9anS unp &c
bmadppller @tnrl6tun9 Dem GtnltAen gtabl,l
lement u%uierce 5reunp.s WteYer ultt nanitt4l.
8aIte unO warmc 8lper itsBen aud blet pcn
S,lu&crn CUR Yeriu3un9, unp Nnr 9iiicrta
ntrp ltA fiber bemuDsn, ais Slrt- uEp paar.
&inRler itmc Suupcu j%uirtrOrn ;u ltsuen. Siege
ole betrehtnpe ~2lujciSe.
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gohalts.

MnYor5 Court. gt0bcrt, Gin Nessr, gano
inter UIr 9lufloae pCr 0er Court, oUn gBm. vi.
gau06Iin So s%sitobtsn 3u baben.
@biI. @cSmniS wHrre unter 500 8ara1baIt
9eittut, mel cr 2cwi6 D1artOn ~inIulnrt 6atte.
Su6u, elm SclaDe, crbiclt Is Yruael aufae
idtlt neil er i'll elmer 0]srbptsneu 0ejeaibait Yon
Neseru + troRtn purOs.
Mibacl. Elm ge9sr, Der einta Ser + nit Der,
l6iepenen NrtttcIn i'm 9eertDe YOu Sl00 acltUb
len bate. erbisl, 80 3uerflnnt.
60tlY GbOmpiOn cine freie S@mar,t, Die cine
M39ertneps bIlt, er6trIt 20 0riisel 3uertannt,
neil liz ejntr aetBmtori9en 2n3aRl gcaer ben
Nufenttalt in i9rsn, 6auir 9sitattet bottt.
horp5g 93nib, Der ein iaIise5 500 GvIplGd
an Slrrg Sonce ausBf8e,en 4a!ts unO in ptGen
-8.iig man $507 in falI8en g'orDf6d,n fanr,
purOe iir ibuIOIS 9%eiunOen unO in 4 a6nliaen
&leqeiiaen Der 66beren @Ourt iGerp,tim
Marta, elnc Seiaptn, mnrOe pom Ter Qnflaae
fteisspro6sn. Don Marp 8Itni5 cine 9olpene
u9r unO &ettt in aafrt4s BON SIS ssfODleu gu
baben.
See, sin Mf8sr, Der BON g.. @inOn S8abe
5eitobln 4ottt, sl9ttt % auis3&blt.
Slit p,m s,t IN Usn 9leD gOrf eiuaetrof
i,nsn 0omp6blf o9iOanOFe," Capt. GOaa, III.
men iOlatnte gaGastrrs bier an s. gsnebeu.
5. S2oug9,ia. z. 0ieGluns, 9. 8. Clarion,
S. ). 8arues, z. 20. 8ornre, u. y. Btlber.
s. 9auter, q. GuOF, 8. D. Mait,r5 unO 8rau,
Cart. s. @slfsricn, Nlts. g. Barr uap Slim,
Niib $. 8Oroet. 8. d. Sta. Gapt, 81. 81. 9nrfer.
Capt. plrfsr, Capt. JiuGsa unO 8 i'm 6tserass.
DO pom NOrfcIt: 6. Sc. Nraer, u. s, ggatIs.
q. 6. Collins uap s. 8. S9arP..
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aHslanO.

Der gSicner @tian1ucretn, ttt Rem ros
Statut tcicbt, Dem Gonpouitcu zines ieoen mstr.
%ilimmiatn @sINu9it0dS, rae her Ierein ,nr Nuf.
flbruua brin8t, einen Ont ten Gb-enbonornr .u
ittrrreiten, bate an 5. Novemter sine Spmne
rom 6crioe YUu Goturg &jutba ,pr NuFabrnno
srtradt unp jeucr S,ittmmuua QemGs alrttfaGo
hem 6crlca einsu Dufltrn ibuiaurt. Itsler
hat parauf in einem iebr bsr,lthen Gbreitcn fir
RE ~frtupi8e utberraitun& Die man ION kercttt.
9toantt.
pOurb Die uefericncura oirfcg cirfa6en
@1Irltif.e babsn sic mid. beiEt &c am SdIuTs
pts ShrsitenS - Ia6en Sie MID es Sbnen on II
bttcnn.n b6bsr aeetrt, ale re prunfsnpite
6nIriguna ce pc moht battr, unO unter alien
G~enfie'eeu, pje ib beliee unO m;t @ott.s Ollie
ais Gobn meiues G1terI0nOt6 nod errtna,n
mUhte, ica c0 iibrrIh MD. rem lesten Nl0s
tinnebmen. Sic ielkit ater, meme 6erren, it2Gpn
tn msinm @u0en Mot minrer Bot rurA raa ed
feutlhe &srtrauru, NIT mel6em sic mid ais
ben 0nBrhbeu BADEN. Der ih in gGabtGeit letn
m6bte - elm @lsiter unter @leibrn. INN
ais iplbrr tiete ih SAutn nit freunrlttem Gan.
9er9ruB ano in rrr al jhfjNlten oetbabtun9 bic
Hanp, nit melasr ih lets. %oerbIeibe
Sur e~rAetener
&0turs, a. Ttc. 1860. GrnRn
SOnpOn, u. Dec. g5 werpen atafnyor.
TIA oui elmer, %un-eiabr , Mntrn Ianosn s,rpd,
rts 94easureS Yon 2oncOa Die erjtsn 81, r;u4e
9tmabt, in Zen SnaBcn 5aieuen fir o,p5Sn
ljts 6ubr Ssrie u Itqu, NJ, fe in ON .rcis en-
StaOtsn Nm'r'ta's ibon 'eit 3abrel unO Ell.