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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-12

ARREST AND Execution OF A Lincoln
SPY AT MANASSAS JUHcrloS The con
ducior VI Orange and Alexandria Il .ii,
road reports (says The Lynchburg PspuJ
he"n of Yesterday, that n Llnco!u sly,
named Lambert, wns arrested a,
Manassas Junction. on Wednesday,, and
after being tried before comrt marital,
WAS sentenced 10 be executed Yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. When arrested
he had just reached the Junction from
Harpers Ferry, ana WAS endenvoring to
pass ou in the direction Of Alexandria.
ln the lining OF his Goa! was found De,
tail drawing Of all the fort fca,ions. 30
sition 4 forces, &c, a. Hnrper's Ferry.
brs'des several other papers, which fully
established his true character. lie WAS
quite young man, and WAS "a sou OF
Benz jamin Lambert, OF the firm Of Lam
bert d. Mcksngie, commission merchants
of Aexardria.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-12

lHE VERDICT of TIE CORoHER's Jury
AT ALEXANDRIA IN RELATION TO THE
DEATH OF Mh JACKSON. The corouer's
jury empanneiled to inquire INTO the
cause Of the death Of Jackson, with a
boldness which not even the presence OF
hostile troops III their midst could deter,
emphaIlcaly declared il tn lie their YER
dic,-"that the deceased came to his
death at the bands Of the troop, oftbe
United States. ,chiie an defence Of his pri'
pdfe property, in his oCn house"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-12
Fur Ins LAscAsTEE LEDGER !
WILD CAT, Nav 25,h ia

WILD CAT, May 25th 1861.
The citizens "f WDd Cat met A. Fur.
derh"rks muster ground for the purpose
OF forming Nigiiant Company Of Vol
un'cerN. On motion Of John Taylor, DR..
W. 4. Armlieid, wms called TO ;he chair
a"d Col J. Funderi,urk, requested to act
as Secretary. Tie Chairman explained
the otJ"c! Of the meeting With a few brief
a"d appropriate remarks.
On motion the Chairman appointed a
committee Of Ave to draft preamble and
resolutions. viz
Col }. Fu"derLurk, John Taylor, Sam'I
Robertson, Jacob Fundcrhnrk and Capt.
q. NJ. FnnurIhurk. The chairman was
added to the conmi,,es The committee
retired "nd after n few minutes returned
with the following preamble and resolu-
tons which was unanimously adopled:
Whereas, We the citizens Of Wild Cat,
do hereby form ourselves into Vipilant
Company o! Volunteers for the purpose
Of protecting our homes, our families and
neghborhood by el,c,ing a Captain ard
three Lieutenants.
ls'. Resolved, That this Company be
known by the name Of The Wild Cat Wig.
liant Company of Volunteers.
2nd. Resolved, That we do not form
this company IN anywIse 10 conflict with
the civil law.
Srd Resolved, That we pledge our sa
cred honor to protect each other under
these resolutions.
4th, Resolved, Tha. for this purpose
We sufficiently arm ourselves and be in
readiness at moments warning for any
emergency that may require our services.
9Th, Resolved, That companies be p.
pointed to be on the look and also 10 pat.
rol in each division.
5ih. Resolved, That the chairman ap
point AN executive committee Of eleven
discreet persons 10 which all matters OF
importance ~ TO be referred and their de.
c,sion shall be conclusive.
7th. Resolved, That each member com
posing thi. company be required to report
any disorder Of importance to the sxecu.
live committee.
9Th. Resolved, That any person nrs.
septing then selves for membership NAV
6e received by majority Of the mbers
present.
9th, Resolved, That the company meet
as often as the officers may deem ueces.
sary for drill and attending to the busi
ness Of The company.
10th. Resolved, That the company be-
divided INTO as many divisions As the of
6eers may ,siOk proper ior the convent.
enes OF the same.
ll.h. Resolved, That the proceedings
OF this r'eeung be published in the Ian
caster Ledger.
The chairman then proceeded to ap,
poisi the executive committee which con.
sisted Of the following gentlemen, viz:
Wm. RoweI, J Funderburk, G.. NJ. !
Funderburk, Samuel Robertson, Jonas |
CsrDes, NJ. L. Piylsr. UfsL Fundert urk, /
John Taylor, Alvin Massey, Nathan Fun
derburk, jr. aud Robert Hegier.
The company tben (beios about As in
number) proceeded TO eject officers, which
resulted in the e!eciiop Of J. FunderbGrI,
Captain, w. G. Arm6eid, Is, Lieutera ant,
john Taylor, 2nd Lieutenant, and Joshua
Carnes, 3rd Lieutenant
The company then adjourned 10 meet |
the 2nd Salords, in. June.
j. av w. z. AkMfiELD, Chm.
J. FyNpEnprnx, scc'y.
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lYeR rHE LANCASTER LspaxR1

Al me.,;no ~ A.. o;,;v.,. :, Co..
vile n, s.,,1d., ,s,h NJ .,
.o..;...,:. ~ ' ".'
'"o" '"e'e exciting umes' W.
a. b'ggart was called to the sbair.
Thinking Il exPedisnt to form ourselves
into company for the purpose OF pro
tsctipg our families, ard f., III. .It. ;.
of ,ba comm,,;,v on ,.o,;aa 49, I.I
.;a
.fpOes ,"'"'''eo o' "Se 70 prepare
oO''"e'' W, ''s "sa' meeting. The chair
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A AMAZON N.,, w p.,,;. -.

A AMAZON Mary W. Dennis, six fee,
two inches high, is lst Lieutenant of the
saltwater company, Minnesota regiment.
She b"filed even the inspection Of the
Surgeon Of the regiment in discovering
her sex, but Was recognized by q st.
Paul printe-, WHO became shockinply
frightened at her threats Of vengeance
upon him il be exposed her, and he de-,
camped.
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CHARACrERIsTIc AsKcDoTE OF VII.
sons ZouAyEs.--A correspondent tells
this "a her adamantine story
Tie other day n Methodist clergyman n
went to exhort them. Billy Wilson drew
: bis men up and called "s,tention !" The
Parson then gave them q very eIifying
and appropriate discourse, to which, in
obedience TO the Colonel's commands,
they listened St,en'ivtiy. When the par
son had finished Billy gave the "boys" a
ssho't talk. somewi at in this wise :"Boys,
want you TO remember what the minis.
ter has told you. II is all for your good;
: take bis advice, and follow 1, for there
Is no knowing but what in less than elk
months every d-d one Of you will be in
h-il y Here q voice from the ranks
called out, "rhrse cheers for hell !" and
they we're given with will. The pa.
tor. as'onished and angry, asked what it
: meant. "Oh," says Billy, "ihe boys don't
know much about Scripture. They think
sh--ll is somewhere between Motgomery
..snd New Orleans, and they srs d-d
anrioos to gs, down in that ueiehbor
fhood r.
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A REarxESr or ISprAss.-The Peters
burg Express ,hus refers to o regiment of
indisns, three hundred stroog, now
among the nrces Of the Confederate
States at Norfolk
''Shese stslwsrk cons Of the forsst are
from the country q Cbsrokes. N. c.. and
under the skiIifuI training Of General
Jackson, q distinguished member of the
North Carolina Senate, from Cherokee
are now r,sdy for immediate action. A
more formidable looking body Of mso.
We srs informed by q gentlemsa who
has seen sbem, never have been consrs.
gated on tLis continent. Not one Of them
10 under six feet in height. and, being
built In proportion, they look more Ike
modern ssmpsons shsn anything else to
which we can compare them. The rife
has been their coustsnt companion al
mos, from infancy, aud they s.s con,
fsssedly the best masksmen the ~or.d
bias ever seen They shoot running or
standing with the same unsuing esrtsin,
~, aud load and Ere With . rspidit,
rhich Z really surprising. Zach mao
carries, besides hia ride, ses,plpg knife
snd lcmshawk" y. is
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same evenlng-made short STAY and
LETT. A few more weary hours brought
us to Manassas Ga2-Camp Pickens.-
Then and there we began TO realize the
stern realities Of campaign. We lay
down TO sleep in the open feld-had not
TINE TO pitch our tents-had no supper
that night. But we presume the men
did not want any, having fcas,ed so
p'en'fuIly at noon.
The cry-''lo arms TO arms the en-.
emy is in mile Of us !" walked US the
next morning irom our quiet slumbers.
Every mat seized his gun-some it seem.
ed invoIuntariIy. No excitement o;har
than that which is characteristic Of gal,
liant solder, and one ,oho wiH fyht. Iu
less time than we have consumed in wri.
ting this, we were ready, armed and
equipped for fight. But 10 in a few
moments all was 9uiet-our worthy Col.
oneI stepped out aud ordered us TO retire
to our quarters and get breakfast. The
men sm.Il the ro,-a for0o .,...
A word in reI,,;on - u- C.,,
Kershawl We ,hink hin, ool .m
Ger; lie has a commanding appearance
a,,yavs cool o,d dal;,
orea,,v 70 Lo d.s;rod ,;l,,
and din Of b,,,lo Wa .ro .u ILL.
to risk him.
We wcro per, ordaroa - ,;,on o,u
tents and m,la o,,so,,oa t-,I.
as possible. We did so and 20, ono
nirAls swee, repose. The nov, nor,;nn
at the usua, drill bo,r ,Lo o:
were rarad.l I'm, ;,s,o.l -. am.
arately as before wa wero bro,ch, ~ +;
line Of h.,,re A,o,hor .,,xn,,
,hipc in ,ho wind s,.o o.o.L
ordered 70 bs reodv - ,,.sor :. 49,,
hours with ors d,v,. ,ro.;.;a.. ~,
enemy had Isd A,.y.,d.;, 49,.
fourteen miles Of us Col c.. uoo
ahead abou, sly m;Iss W.
,o oo,o L;s assistance L,.,,
give them q ,ri.I Soon ano,Io, .;a. -.
beat! The orJerIv wan, dov, 10 Ill
ouar,ers m ses wh =, ,os ,,o ,
came back with an oraor r,,;,ol -, 49,.
m;r,,os Tho,
ry-one man had los, his gun-auo,her
his cartridge box, &c. EVERYTHING was
in an uprosr. We received forty rounds
of ammunition each. But that is no,
all another warning Of three minutes
came couriers were flyinp in eve,v di.
rection the men were throwing off their
knapsacks, haversacks ard all TIE rest Of
the sacks, preparing for a despera,e fgb,
At last the expected signal was owen 70
form live Of battle. Just then General
3onham rode up, to the satisfaction Of
every man. We would like to say few
words about the General, but time, want
of paper, noisy camp, and the fact that
| am writing on my knee, forbid it. His
reputation in South Carolina is sufficient
10 recommend him anywhere he goes
Every man wss expecting fight and had
determined TO sell his life as dearly |
AS possible, had We been overpow,
cred.
After marching about six miles THROUGH
the warm sun and dusty road, we come
to a stand still. There again our Gene.
raj appeared amongst us, halted the Reg
iment and struck up camp. Here we
remained abou, twenty four hours with.
out anything to eat-no,hinp to sleenun.
on but the cold ground. Some of the men
commenced 10 kill the citizens hogs and
sheep for food but be j, said to the credit
OF the "invncibles," not one of them
were engaged in that wicked affair. Yes
terday our baggage was brought to us.
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Srlttt poetry.
From Godey's Lady's Book.
A N G Ell Low E.


pr ANNE L.. MUzzrr.
We have Lost love,
We have laid a treasure up in heaven,
We have given
Our hearts nesting dove
To the angels up above,
10 the blessed angels up in heaven.
We have lost love,
We have lost prayer,
We have lost our sweetest, only prayer,
In the blue immensty above;
And our hearts are speechless with despair,
For we cannot find a prayer to pray,
Since the angels bore away
Our lost love,
Dcsolation reigncth everywhere
There's n dreary soundupon the air,
Like the wall Of mourners at a tomb,
And the earth flowers have sickly bloom,
And the sweet, green hills that used to wear
Walls OF sunshine oil their foreheads fair,
Stand up boakly now in frowning gloom;
There's cloud between Ms and the sun,
There's a pail upon the summer skies
Since we left our dearest ono
Dreaming at the gates Of Paradise.
So she died
SO our light went out, and it was night,
So our hearts, through love, were crucifed;
~ our darling pc,ishei from our sight,
SO our star of hope and promise set.
God Of Heaven, help US to forget
oh, our holy love!
Angel 1--we,
at was bard to give her up,
Fen to dwell in golden courts above =
But the fearful cup
Gould not pass away,
tod had spoken, il was vain to pray.
so We held her in ouI that night
That long, wietched night,
When Death ,ained his kisses in with ours,
When he showed his lilies cold and white
Mid the fever roses on her cheek,
And our g,iei broke forth in tempest show'rs'
Though We essayed wearily to speak
Words Of hope, when there was hope 10 more:
When we felt that all indeed was DER,
Then life wrapped around us like shroud.
And the sky dIopped downward from above,
"C'osing round us like fearful cloud;
All the world was ono wide sepulchre,
For cur hearts were buried in with her,
Our lost love.
SO there Is 10 beauty on the earth
Since she died.
And We sit beside our rayless hearth
Dreaming, dreaming OF The sanc,i6cd
TIL. Hing with the Ia emory Of a tone,
Thinking OF the tender light that shone
In the sunny heaven Of her eyes;
kissing, in our fancy, lip and brow,
Wondering if she sees and loves us now,
From her far-off home in Paradise,
In the starry garden Of the skies.
We have lost a love-
Lost on earth, but found again in heaven,
Like star that blossoms but In even;
Our sweet love,
Singing with the angels up above,
Singing with Gods angels up In heaven
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-30
Poetry.
The Rain upon the Roof.

The Rain upon the Roof
pY MRS. EMMA r. PRADr.
I've been dreaming, idly dreaming,
Ana mid fancys warp and woof,
Came the thought of happy hours,
With tue rain upon the roof,
Came the little old.n cottage,
And the loved ones ever by,
Foremost in the passing shadows
MOTHER, with her heavcn-blue eye.
Then my Father bowling trembling,
Meath he weight of navy years,
And a loving, fairy sister
Smiling even thro' her tears,
Darling Nellie, how loved her,
She, the idol Of my youth,
Cometh when I'm idly listening
To the rain upon the roof. 49,
How the rain drops patter, patter,
How the winds are wailing now, Es
And l'm in the little cottage,
There upon the mountsin's brow,
Listeni, { to the distant chifniug
or the oldcn Sabbath bell.
Listening to the murmuriRg music,
Mid the trees Of Woody Dell.
Now I'm roaming by the river,
Where in grl-hood have strayed,
In the shadow OF the forest,
Where the wind-harps W Idly plsyed,
When amid the rustling pine trees, ...t
Signing breezes murmured low,
Oh! tile happy days Of childhood,
Oh that blessed "long ago"
Then the time when the Death Angel,
r Laid mis- seal upon her brow,
When my little Nellie whispered,
'Sister, we've no Mother nsw -
1t was in the shadowy twilight,
And from all the world aloos
Watched we sadly, listening idly
To the rain upon the roof
Scarce year In that same cottage,
wept aud waite u I alone,
None were left me now to gladen,
With affections joyous tone;
Death had robbed ME of each idol,
Mother, Father, Nellie, ell,
And had left me hut shadow,
Resting meath velvet pail.
oh! twas hard IN that lone hour,
Struggling with my hopes and fears,
Listening to the winds low sobbing,
And the rain like Angel tears,
With its ceaseless patter, patter,
There upon the wi. dow pane,
Ever since MY heart grows dreary,
Listening to the falling rain.
On Gods shore, for me they're waiting,
Where Is woven warp and woof
May the last of earthly music, ...
BE the rain upon the roof
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-30

tW- Reverses arc the dread OF the for
,tunate and the hope Of the untortunsts.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-30
The lone Star

Is now in the ascendant, and THOMPSON
ha the tools and the skill to shave and Shampoo
all the gentlemen Of McGregor on
EASX TERM
None but superior workmsn employed at this skop
all at the Stons building between the two llotsis
April Z, 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-01-30

MARCH WITH MUSIC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

iprei,t bIisb tas 9Gisr Iisssn, ais mare IS unss-
I8idt ausstfOgit serstn UNI sisiss aussrRcpite
Sci umssia alien.
Nunmstr sins rer @talase 8iuaus ~ Ger Geifs'
I&nitt nit ieinsm &rii3 sinen runren Slid um cen
TitiI unU fe0ann RE Arteit hes 2~t;ietsnt nit Ell
nsr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sfnsaistejt. Die
ousgei6nittens Stells mar bereits i6par, ssrprnem,
Ia: GIsii6 lisf tlau an, iumie e. nit Ger Gut in
SsraHruns lam; pr gRalaye io8!s aud, Ia; san3e
Tsa murine 10 ssritGrt rerren rurt ca5 Git, trenn
man ni6t faitir ior9te, RE rerirunrete SttQe tsfel-
Fen gu rntF -1sn, Fever RE gsr9iituns nett s.nu9
ssrrun8sn mare. IA; utss3csene 9fier rarr 20
tqtt isEr iieT 6~s9raten, ramit ss nte 9uft nitl serz
pete, tnfem RE Gaulnis nett i6neQer nm I6 areife
alS he au6erorrsntlja trUd'ne 2uft rem &6rpsr
mumiFeire. TN. 9. SQuf. 0,t.7
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

Cine atfubrense ,hc maseuIfarfenre prararatt
ron Gifeil, scrcinist ron So6Isn". une Samrief fifa
NufciunS III 0atferifSH, ron auSsrercentlIA tftls'
mer 9~sIttunS in alien f~elSsnren Sranfptithr
a~assmsine SGmdte, nsrYIiie aTveticn.n. as'
s%etruns, unrerraulittsit, Serficpfnns, Cilrreef,
Strcfeln. SalSlub, Gbsumatismus, Gsltlaat
9~eterbeltwerrsn. @s6itlIstsr, Nsuralsin, fronl'
DE Srpltmersen, Wsibiiae 6ranibsltsn, Sh'H'
u6t, Tle&tsn &c sall4
Dem Gfien, frtaIb es rem 9fut aufssnsmmsn. un
70 pnrA ren Sanjsn Sfrftr %;irtulirt, fam nl@"H
! ietnem wunperli@en &iniiuB trifertteben.
Die Grfabruusen pcH 1auftnetn Scn taS;iAtn Da
rtifcn bat Selcbrt, caS feline anetre praFaranp"s WV
Gifcn aud nur fur cinsg ausentif ff MI, igr em.
olcid,en tam. ttnreiHigteitrn ces Vlnfs, erlgiaHuns
Str Settnstneraie, tltihe unb aneets trantbattt fam'
f,rte. tt,eitnct ttine S1rtbwenciSttit in alien Sauts,
Sn aim 0rten rpu wtitliptn Srantbtiten CrdeH
Slus, Sleibfuht 49, ttrirtt IS cine trtrenltrt DaE
runs. Seine 4rjnei III itnals, felt DC n~etiJ'h'I!'
Nlftnfhaft ttIitbt, tntpttt rcrftn, wtlte irlnt ss
ac,et tnets unb grunrlib beiltnre Gissnt9afffn rsEst
J 0uter &pretit. rclltfantise 3ercsuunS, fHntlt ~.
rtrerlansurs Der Sraftt, sepaart NIT tinetn uhstrfs.
lliAen 8trlansen mad teffanriser unr m,ntsrtr 1e|s
ttit fine bic au~stntli6lipe Splst feines 9stran3t.r
2ls ein rcrji5littes Wla6eiis inb ~aemtin ct~
tunssmittel lit e6 unrtrSlei4li9. is
Gs ut in seeiSneten fad,n mttalf1a4ttfn, tHiss
| teue SO pilen, rerpa6t; preis SO Gents; ftGse Asa
teln $3.50. elm SnRtne S1a4ftln $500. 81 ~
bel alfen Srassiftn. Wirb attraa bin naA GhFw,
ets preifts fret r~erfantt. ollie Srisft, 1tftaHnsfH
H. D." 9 sa-. ag1 %. g. Sode & 90.
etasralsa senttn, $50 Sutdsps
s!3fl# u Ha Esw-Yerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
Ofdet Of SaLe.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconade
County Court, made at the May term
1861, will sell ct courthouse door in the
town of Hermann, on Tuesday the 18th day
of August 1861, being the second day Of
term, between the hours of s o'clock in the
forenoon and 5 in the afternoon of said dav,
during the sitting of said court, the following
described real estate, as the property of VIM.
A. Reynolds, deceased
NE or Of SW or Of section %, township ~
range 6 west.
Terms will be made known on the day oil
sale.
WILLIAM BUMPASS.
J administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

Yin tun9ei @Gr&sn bate sinen olteu Mann
8sEs''atlst, Ter tn gutter Stc6snmsiltsr mar. Oils
NAN zines Cages in 0sitliAait Ten Nann rrttolt
ftr lUtt', lA9ts bic jun9e 6rau: lid, ras fam i'd
gar ni6t ~9Iauben, rsnn u rs,fstt il nitA ~ rnulz
!giilisr."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

Gin Antt<I dbisteitsrebntr. Ter
Menib mirr niht seihaHsn, Na1rr gu t~rinfen, iOnt
milrre i'm RE Nutur auI ole Stere ssltrt tatsn,
NIT Rem @unes nab an ben GswdIsrn, 9tei6 ais
len Skisrsn, sic rarOn gstrau6 MAIDEN iolsn.
atsr FER Isnid ipate rielmeFr auirs6t ouf ieinsn
Terisn lsteu. nit Gem 3unrs 10 fern ale mIslia
BON taltsn Gusasn uni 6iihba6en, unr rafir M.
rsn i'm 6ri6te. 3uderrctr, Gsrfe u. /. III. rerz
rstsn, nstt set4riscm Ssrfanr, aus ~ieltissn sin,
auto 6~luIistsit ;i rcfiairsn, UNI er srtistt Sanee
I'M ricie 6lliIis;eit au ieinrn Girp.n ;u iutren, uni
elm SalEselent, UNI cen Scpf riidrdrts ;u teissn
ramit rie Grtteesabe tabi6 lei6t unr aamutti,
rie 8sbts binuntsr 9lsitsn n,0t;c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
(4us rem milpautee upbSnir."
5m Mat.

(4us rem milipautee upbSnir."
Sm Mat.
9m truneeri&6nen Ionat Rai,
Et5 aQe Snuspen ipransen,
5.l 3 einsn tleinsn $rie9
Gan, plfBlia al ssianssn.
Syn runberifansu @Onat 3ai,
Qis ale &npspen ipran8en,
Ga lahte CT: 6 stnse ppblt"
Sod if IS niat sssanssn.
SIM wunrsrit6nsn Mpnat Mat,
Oils ale 8npspen ipranssn,
Spfte Dcn 6 incpln enrlih man
gnti&siruns ~ srlanSsn.
SIM p~unnsridbnsn WOnat @ui,
Nls ale &nuspsn iprar9en,
Sat auf3ubGreu bic Genuln
Cur Rontsm an8eanSen.
llne ais rsr dome Mpnat Mai
s9ar rur6 sas 9ano sesan9en,
"a bat mad isinem Gnrs sIei4
Der Sum anssfan9en.
llnt prrtsn mir aud rem GOnsre6
SIN Suit wrt! '%rfaItsn,
Gu III, menn er a!Frann rprfei,
Np4 @Qss -bIti6 betm alten.
(Sswarp.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01

S's turirsi' riebt tIcs altasli6es lin,rebl6ia, 6u,
Germ al1 ne ft'rtttarifeu mn Ssidbrlihtfsn Mani
Pt'sI. Diem ar'er'tan'iber Saisnter, rel&tr iAu.
al! gratis aussesctsn mir, rntbdlt 0ftetfe iittt I'm,
@trttamtIif mn Observation-Disclosures, lei t,srtlr..
tI9tett, I9eritranc, &cYffhmeri rsr aus pnt srI,u,n
Naerp beFYAprt, Iltttif>.t,l ltuFsrtauli6teit t,l
t6ntiee' mn trantyafitl ltntbatisfeit Ger Giusssstist,
acknowledgement, C%titiuoht unr aascrtn etrartistn y,,,
i@werren, ,rsibs ais siasr Gerftimmuns iss & yltwi
Ger StSruns ie'isr 1N,tisreit sntiiilsa. IL
astr's Gtsry Electoral,
gut fbIsInistg Sur ,,
srn Sufsn, S6nupisn, GrtaltHna Ssiiutst, auy
SalssntSinruna. anfanasrrs e t1rinsju&t, ai ~
erlsldtsruns ltwinriattissr gatisntsn in itn lils
rem StaDisn Der tRrantbcit. "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
60 i6affta

WtRer Trudsr. Sd base lid iGcn lang
nimn,e ~sctrutflt NIT nids, ater nau muB Id Itr
snrI mel 3ciiuns5aslb Iti6e unt unisr erllaunlih,
cnt1etli6 une t~astnidnmsrli6 Glene Hagen. Gs
it amer 10 arg, mel ne 6ane ,ittsrt, i'd itr.ib nil
Sbrdnen IN i'd tlt rer Rramyf in Zen ,rce gEae
rem. 9h tat itcn rim sadr Npnat minnie rstt
cNsn tGnne - rsi Nssetit mar frrt - mei gt-
itmad yrar ~etrlcrs. Sd bas Sal, 'a.fs fcr 3u-
der III 3utsr Tor Sal,, uni tetn uun.ritisc meby
asItm.tt 3rjiAs R,n2i5I I'm Qsstrnsrf. - tae
oE net i4lcfe EGnrt, RE Wan,e ben mid au4
mct @st! asIttetit uu manu fsS 0ana I'M 0aue
mar; lie a1n3 Naht bah Id sstrsumt ron Feuer
IN s8aFsr I'M nulsise Sure. ST Fin ic lumm>
ria mrrre mic en- Spit1umss In tab nimm.
it ,rlre 10 balls rerstitet IN CT must al6 paris
rrr Ssrufalsm ftids fcr Wstiein, atsr for Is
36alsr t9nnt' er MID GAM turirsn.
Or 6ot an mir ssitrnisrt uns espFafsrt. amer
es tpt nid5 esbclis. 9ab id mid binsetcdt unr
uter metn oan,sl Qstsnalaui nr1attentt, for aus
%,uTnne, rurh mcltss 9srtrsben i'd zine 10 cart,
Strefe ~Yerrient Bate. Nle5 mar mir tuntel UNI
9et,tm; ssque,t an 8Frser uh Gsiit tpdlte i'd II
III Glem uus gerswsiIurs - iton ipudts in mi
Ger Gerants: Strid, Sit uni Ssltlmorr I'M Sc
MUTE. "a fel mir auf einmal Elm, ZAP id rem
Gruter nitt te;atlt tut Tor RE lsst. sirst Srtr
Ut Is sab nun CHM iriitsn Sdmer, mn totrt
mis- Gin TolGitl6 eur6 ras s~ns1tpple 6ers. 81
,Gtltr iett a6t 9taler fsraus, linn mctus :3sjtun
. snei Sabre YOraus 3a tsiatlsn. SptaIr ih risis
:" 9cttan bate, ilblte ID mie Elm Nlsnit mel
@ppstit, meine 3r1its tstrtsn misrer 3urit. 8
iGble 10 munter ais eli junscr Stpitpt; mann i
lett an meme Yessunscne S9ulp ,urit rent, ire
ih gam; iiter 9GnatGuti9.
Satenttn.
~ Ga trOGl aud sini9e sltpnnsntsn res @clt
70 Flat" ifren @ppetit ~Ysrluren taben unp metr Oh
r. reniser an ~rsrieiteu !&rantbeit mie Salient
~ leiren, 10 e~msfstlen mir ibnen reitn pyctatsS 81
~ tel. Silit's ttnsn aud uitts, 10 Gilt's b
uns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-06-01
9 alenttn II.

Cine junss Tran, melGsr Der @ann tur3 ,usrr
~9ttcrten mar, multe rur 2stp unp Srauer Ysr8e<
BEN, 10 RAP rie Na6tarirauen famen, lie III trFisn
ats fe itr elm Qanse5 unp grsitss spr9siprc6sn
unc is ramit s~strrltst ;u taten 9~Iauttsn, rtsI ris
8rau gang tretmiittia: nBeitertrrt tRut es niAt,
cs muB M1nnertrrt lein"