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, 1861-02-09

TH1oDoEs Celebrated Exhibition Of 4echan,c.,
Pictorial snd Antcnat1cal An UnEav.td In AaeTica,
OF EUROPE, anu ar superior to anything OF tho hind
ever exhibited, will open on
MOSpAf ESENiSG, February lib, and continue
every Evening
This Wondsfte Gem ct Art must be seen to fern the
Femofest idea nf what really , and 1t IS amusing
~ II l. tn.tIuetfye aud beauilu I lled 2. + Bar
nums American Museum fn New Yor< city, for STR
consecutive morfhs and las been exhibited with the
tame suceess in ali the principal cities Of The Cnsed
States
Aan9ofsst he 6eaHses exhibited taeh ssentng-ths
fnll sail going to and fro. steame boss carrtsxeT
eart+ sleiKhs &c; Men women chidran. horses, dogs
and other animai*- swans. pearock7, elephAnts cam
e. sls IN monke.s, moE'ng svery limb snd 1oiat y IN
his entertA!snsnt, think themselves transported to
Mr. ". HavwarL the popular Vocalist xll appear
At each performances. In choice selection Of 8ongs
The Automaton Slack Rope vaulter young Nom.
each evening
For full particulars sea small bIlla
Ds,ofa epcn At :. ta commer &c It o'clock
Admission &c. Reserved aeats &c
kW7s&y Performance Oh WktntsdA31 q k1d eAtnFdArx
SsS0clock. fe4dys8lm
, 1861-02-09
1I1wo1s CuRRzscY.-T buy III kinds OF discsed-
tied Illinois Currency st The highest market price.
E. Z. Wn1AnD,
fehoc191w~ = No. q ,Clark street,

ited Illinois Currency 1t The highest market price
E. z. Wn1AkD,
fehoc1a1w~ No. q Clark strest.
DAnT PEAYKE MEETING FOR TEE CorxrRr.-
We learn TINT last Monday prayer meeting In
behalf OF our country, was com1eneed at the Pi1st
Congregational Church, cn1uer of West Wa1hiuss-
ton aud Green streets. 10 be held dsly till after the
Inauguration Of Presidect Lincoln It is held ut
81 o'clock, 4. H., and is open to all. Let those
who are 1aboring to ssys our country from a dl >
graceful compromise, 80 thither and pray for
blessing Oh their efforts.
~ G. Mhaao1e's Juvenile Class meets this #
ernoou ut O'Clock. Parents and friends are In
vitcd to attend As he purposes to make soma a.
rangement for the Juyenile Pa1ty.
HI. N. would also invite his friends to the party
this evening. ~:
. B The monthly meeting Of the Ladies' City
Mission will be held At the First n. z. Church
next Sabbath, At 3. r. n Address By Rev. q,
Whippie, pastor Of the Indiana Street II. E.
Church.
CHICAGO LYcErx.-A regular meeting Of this
society will b held this evening the College Hall
IN Latmon Block, corner of Clark sud Washington
Streets Aumembers shoald be present, "a ques-
ton Of Interest will be debated.
EDWARD E. PER1Er. pres't
, 1861-02-09

BRYAN HALL-Clark street.
- Opposite ths Court HoE4e Chicago m.
Eminent musicians pronounce this Hall unsurpassed
by my Hall IN the Union II In its
Acoustics aud General Appointments.
i WN eeat SO more persone thzi any other Han IN
the EdtZ-bJ accurate count and rtpokt Of CARTER d
BAUER Architects,
The main Audience Room Is On tho nrst door tha
entrances being on Clark street. the greatest thoxunx
III r " sty 9Ppostte ceurt Hos;s saa.F ut do
Ample 1aErees and egreas-.o feet OF doorway to
Clnrk street md Court Place.
1t 31AN0 and purchased Of Geo. r. 4 HeAlJ, now
commissioned bT Congress 70 paint series of PTesi-
contains he Identical great p,etqFe .hieh ne Eo
wehsser IN reply 70 Hayne and portraits Of al ths
FTeadsnts t. Lincoln ncla;tve = veil II Of many
There is spacious Lover Han for Fxtra FeBttyah
Balls and the lke. Its provided With dressing roo4
4 kitchen, cooking stOvc, Numerous tAblea, &c- &c
Both Halls e either, eaa be rented for Coctsrsz.
Lectures, EXhfbttonA B111s and tho Ike r., amir.
Hon to THO3, BARBOUR nhYtE
nolsV117 0fce n the RpfIdtnx.
, 1861-02-09
mr.. Lincoln at Columbus, Ohio.
Ef!o.resnnrdcnff. Of fha Cincinnati Ensnnnnrtfa1

CCorrespundcnce Of the Cincinnati Commercial
CoLrxRus, Feb. sth, 1861.
The visit Of the President elect is the grand
local topic ut Columbus. The Committee Of
Arrangements had meeting last night, and
arranged programme for the occasion, in
substance u follows:
. The Legislative Committee Of Invitation
viii proceed to Indianapolis on Monday next,
and will accompany Mr. Lincoln to Cincinnati
on Wednesday. Thursday morning HI. Lin
coin and snite will leave Cincinnati for Column
bus, via Hamilton, where he will stop = half
hour, and It Dayton he will dine. It IL In
tended that he shall arrive ut the Capital At 4
o'clock r. H. Thursday. Tho Committee will
escort him to the Governors apartments in
the Capitol, and after brief Executive recep-
tion,' the Governor will present our distin-
guished guest to the General Assembly in joint
Convention, Lieut. Governor Kirk receiving
the President In brief welcome address, to
which Mr.. Lincoln will respond. The Presi-
dent elect will then be escorted to the rotunda
Of the. Capitol, where the peupl. viii shake
hands with him: an hour or 80, after which
himself and suite will be entertained at the
Governors mansion. The finale will conaist
Of general public reception after tea hours,
in the rotunda Of the Capitol. OF course the
military and gunpowder salatations will con.
| stitutc part Of the sensational performances,
Mr.. Lincoln will depart from Columbus via
Cleveland On Friday morning.
, 1861-02-09

sr1uTuA1Isx.-Misa Emuaa Hsrdinge will lee
ture ii KIngsbuzy Hall Tomorrow, Sunday, at 1ox
i. II. at 7HPx
, 1861-02-09

nesd To ringing Union speech Of
Ea4sx BLAIR; deatYsEes In st. teH's' On
"Wednesday evening iast.: -
, 1861-02-09

tH Superior Cologne. Of many varieties, best
French, German and American, oar own coloEnes,
equal to any American.
, 1861-02-09
The Difference Between 4 Politician
and an Honest Man.
From the State Jou1nal. Feb. 81

Compromised We are heartily sick Of the
word. Compromise aud therepeal Of compro-
mise has given our country ali the trouble It
ever had. Acorrespondent writing to us from
Washington-a correspondent who Is In favor
Of compromise, says: :" Allow me to say to
you, and through yon to Mr. Lincoln, etc. :"
Why not cay 1t to Mr, Lincoln himself? What
this Washington gentleman wishes to say to
Mr. Lincoln, through Us, is thia:
ut creates, much surprise TINT Nj. Lincoln
should cling 80 to PLATFORM Plat
pot<s-temporafy adat1s to be adhered to Or thrown
aeide. according to circumstances. Mr. Lincoln ID
doubtIess Ia intellectual ability, the equal to the
Trainers Of the Chicago Platform. As q stdtesman
he should pay 1t very little attention."
We can easily understand how such a man
could favor compromise, ,--nO matter how hu.
mIliating. he does not know what principle
means. We regard platforms party platforms
-as declarations :ef prineip1zs-not "mere
devices to catch votes" Mr. Lincoln 50 under
stands them. The people SO understand them.
The Chicago Platform Is a declaration Of Re.
publican principles. Mr. Lincoln iaaorsad
it Do you suppose that he will raPudiate
it now Az " "nattsman"-Euch statesman
as our Washington friend speaks Of, he might
but a. m hone& man, he cannot, and will
not repud{ate it. He said, when he accepted the
nomination, thnt ha believed In, aud would act
upon the principles therein enunciated. The
people believed him, and elected him We
make no guess xork about it. We knou he win
never desert or betray those principles. He
will abide By them-be governed BY them
and they will lead him to honor, and our coun-
try through all difficulties to safety, prosperi'
ty, happiness and glory.
, 1861-02-09
THE CITY,

NEaIEcrED.-By an oversight, we neglected
to mention, In giving an account Of the late e1-
animation Of Curtis L. North, the other day,
that John 4 Grow, Esq, Was associated with
Mr. VanAr1nan for the defense. r..
, 1861-02-09

# ForAxF operation upon your teeth, Or for
F1HxzcT artificial work Of any desirable stJle call
% Dr.. Abaugh, No. s. West Randolph st.
5&26am
, 1861-02-09

soMarHsRs NHw.-A freight car composed
Of cast lton is now being loaded 1t the depot
of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago:
railroad Should the expectations Of its friends,
be fully realized on its trial trip, a number Of
the same kind will be at once ordered for the
, 1861-02-09

Jusr so,-The place where good meals are to b
had ut low rate and where the walters azc polite
and adabas, ia at Case 4 Parmelee's Eating House,
Nos. 133 and LIS Dearborn street. feb9-N
, 1861-02-09

RxxovA1.-Thc Michigan Southern 4 Northern
Indiana Railroad Company hare removed thei,
General Freight and Passenger Office from No. &
Dearborn street, to No. No. IS Clark street, under
the Sherman House, On Tuesday, Feb. 5th, 1851.
3tb912t GEO. n GRAF.
, 1861-02-09

FOLLOWING Su1T.-0ur sister city, Milwaa-
kec, is taking the initiatory steps toward sup
plying herself with steam fire engines. No In
yestment could nav better.
, 1861-02-09
Nem advertisements.


C. z. ScRfFElf, ddpsrtl:tp2 Agent, 6 Daay>
bfH e., Is duthot>ed 10 yseties Aacsrtastmeats FIR
tai5 na1 cl the Lea<li:7 Parers s5 kks NoykAsosxs
, 1861-02-09

WANTsEDD,. e 3 !. o ,,,n..
For which the highest market pElco will be pafd
Once. 147 South Water street: Warehouse 2$3 South
Mater Atteet. J-L CH APAAN, Chicago, Ill
tQn, f+ofI.iV
, 1861-02-09
1At1tuHFt1tF1tfE.
Nj cFICKER'S THEATRE,
4A 4aaiaoa Street. b<txeen State md Dearborn

IVr . Z 2. II i II . 11IEa TEE-
4EA Madison street. b&txeen 6tste &nd Dearborn
GREAT HIT Ct tho wosld1eucvned arttsta,
MIR. Il MRS FLORENCE.
CROWDED HoCkxs! suorrs or 1.ra-,. rv
=. BoVIpKD A1FIACSR!ti
sATURDAF EVENING. Feb. Ut, Lass Ntxht Of tn
=. DOMBEY AND SON
Mr. Florepco in hia great character Of capt Cutie
received with every demonstration of deljshf
GKAHp Pas DE Dxux......by the CALI s1rrxra
Lat night Of the screaming Protesn Fares ef
A1scHIEIoUs ANNIE
Acnfe With four songs and dance. Mr. Florence.
Alu1 oou40b Florence.
I" After months OF p1xpts1ttou will ehaftIy he
produced the great ExtIaynxAnxa- v7fttea by pur-
eT1cKa entitled LALLA RO0KH 1t viii Be prcsepted
In magnificent atyle, 1t costof two thousand dofaA
Five foung Ladies to sssi,t n I
New Spectacle now In Preparation. Apply to Xr
HARRINGTON, 1t tho Stage Door, rum enc ill two
, 1861-02-09

WANTED TO RENT-For a
~ term Of years, from the nrst Of May,
4 STORE ON LAKE STREET.
Between ktate and C1x1k Streets Address to thu ca,
q Post Once BOX $50. when nnd where "a inter
view may Be had. fe5 d8SlVnet
, 1861-02-09

AFFECTIONS OF THE TuRoAr.-Fron, the Reu. s.
T. P. 4ndsrson, R1stor Of tat Central Church, 81.
Losis-.t'I have been In the habit Of usin1
Browns Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, when
compelled to speak though suffering from cold.
They berry beneficial in clearing the throat, hav
ing NO luj1Fions tendencies Of any kind. can
confidently recommend them to public speakers
generally" ::
II heartily unite In the above eommendation."-
Rer. II. Schuyler, Rector Of chTiss CAuseA, St.
Lo4is.
, 1861-02-09

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
= for desirable residence In Chicago fnfrished or
unfurntshtd, handsome xud well heated fes1dt tpcc
AID three lots Of ground ln the city Of Br4okyn New
York, furnished Of unfrfni1hed
apply 10 s Il KERFOoT Co.
1f8I1W Masonic Temple
, 1861-02-09

TH1oDos's MUSEUM OF ARr1.-Thls Won
derful and entertaining exhibition at Kings-
bury Hall is winning Its way to immense pop
ularity, and is theme Of cordial admiration
and praise with all who witness it. The sue.
cession Of scenes with their charming variety
Of incidents and stiking fidelity to nature, af-
forded the greatest pleasure to goung and old
An exhibition will be given this afternoon for
families and schools.
, 1861-02-09

.FB- Cook l. McIAin, - Dearborn street, hava
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gsat's
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-02-09

SOUTH SHORE RAILROAD LINE TO BUFFALO,
IA informal meeting Of railroad men, inter-
ested in South Shore connection Of Chicago
with the city Of Buffalo, WAS held at Cleveland,
Ohio, on Tuesday OF the present week.
Among those present were the following gen
tlemen:
Hon. Hiram Barney. New York: Hon. T. H. Git
bert, Utica; N. L. Sykes, Jr.. Chicago: B. F.
Smith, Buffalo ". R. Barr, Buffalo; e. A. Rich
mond, Buffalo; E. 2: Williams. Bnfalo; Samuel
.. Flagg, Buffalo; Wn Williams, Bufa1o; J. ".
Norwalk Q. P. Miller, Buffalo: j. N. Mccullough,
Wellsvfllc; Geergo II. Burrows, Edward Evans.
Tofeda
, 1861-02-09

BANDS OF HorB.-We learn that Mr.: Fred
eric Hudson, for several years the Hon, secre-
tary of thu Irish Band Of Hope Union, is in
our city establishing Bands Of Hope, or juve-
nile temperance societies. Our people should
lend him II the help and patronage In Their
, 1861-02-09

~ Coughs, colds, Group, and al affections Of
the throat and lungs, are speedily and edectuasJ
cured by the use Of Dr.. Ives Vegetable Cough Re
lief Sold by druggists In bottles for &c. 50c and
$1o0, and warranted to give satisfaction Western
Depot No. 18s South Claxk street, Chicago. fe5 St
, 1861-02-09

r. $1,000 rejected Illinois money wanted at
the highest market priee. In exchange for dr.
goods, BY T. B. CARTER,
fe4lW No. 1# Lake Street,
, 1861-02-09
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF
l. CHICAGO.
Fourth Concert. Fi1st Season.
1t Bryan Hall, Saturday Evening, Feb. sth.
Assisted b. the following Distinguished A1tists:
MAD. lMEZ FABBRf.,
Mr. c. Adams, Herr Richard Mulder.

oEcHEs1x4L PAxrs-syuphoay Psstorale, in F., n.
=, Hstthovea-EArnlyAl de Rome-Buf1cenue fpr
0Feheatra composed by Hans BaiatkA
, 1861-02-09

TOBACCO AND SEGARS-For
l. sa1e-l0 packages Virgins Manufactured To-
baceo. consstlnx OF Tens, Halves and Pound Lutupa
in Eighth, Quarter and Halt Boxes
lm1o Domestic and Imported Cigar1.
Will be exchanged for I good residence in Chicago
Apply 70 S, Il kEEFOOT CO.
fe91l~ Masonic Temple,
, 1861-02-09

YestirnfeI',
, 1861-02-09

.WANTED-A purchaser for a
f$Ta worth of Dry Goods, 500 worth OF Hardware
{3 wotth q GiothiuE fleo Horth q Hats aud carat
yisttioE The city Eti be noe1:s dealt with Apply TO
9tx6et Knov1-
, 1861-02-09

POAIsDlNG.-Pieasant furnished
- aiusle roons may be had IN the n4oet desirable
location ~ Wabash Avenue. b. applying It los Of
thAt stfcet. f64tiw
BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
- With Board. eaa bs obtztnsd 1t No. ~ Vsa
Bureu street. hetwean 6txte xod WAbaah 4Ysana
lA19x1m
, 1861-02-09

>. ;REvoLu11os.-A history Of the Revolution
in the Southern stntes, comprising a chrono-
logical record Of the principal events connect
ed with It, and including, also, Jackson's pro-
clanation in 1852 and Webster's reply to
Hagnc. Twenty-Five cents Per copy, For
sale b. AeNally isCo., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1861-02-09

"Go to John Jones's, 119 Dearborn street, Al
Rat Yuur clothes elesped and repatred.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

Dsutlder, baIS In GueIiiaer Opsr 5ran36fi&sr
Spra&e.
SD bshdure irbr, bab i'd 9bnsn stHtu trauri'
gen Scrfuu bsrihtsu mue. Der fe ssfern in
uuisrm Camp sutrus. Cine rsr SGilrwa6tn
tuO unrprf6tiesr Bsifs ibr @srttr, unb feusrtt
nuf einrn Baum, psrftbIte terp6 bas 3t.I unb
traf rinrn Der 9. 6. SolOatsu, bic 6ter In Der
9id6r btpouattrsn. Die Sueel s,rlamstterte
ZEN arm ots unalidlihen iunaen @dnnss, psI.
Dies rnbrf&tinlth sine gmputdttrn CUR ScIae
baten pirr. Die JcIss btsfsr 3u&IGfFetsit mar,
bas srfsru Rd&mittna BET Der paraot etae
SFore ~csrIeisn wurbt, mad peIGsr oae GbI6tss
ZEN bon 5susrpaftn TN Camp f,sns psrbrtsu
unO beRraft mirb.
Sst unlsrer paraSt, Rdhmittaae 5 u6r frblt
ss nur isIten an 3uf6auern, DEFENDERS 1T has
i6Iue @sf6ls6t Fart Ssrtretsn. Infer CAPT.
6. 8snt) S~trtritt bte SteIt tiurs Colonies Bel
%unfsrrn Battalion, lotaIo bas 8ea. poua6uSia
IN. rtrc rr oat COMMANDO ais oil. T6trnebm.n.
sStr bdben erUBss 3utrousn In i'm, er bat cine
aus9eethncts mtlitdriiht Gr3t.bune aenuTeu
unO 1T iebr spUbl qualifsirt fur bi. Stsut.
5termtt mus i'd fur brute meiue GpiRel f6lte.
Ben, tSeroe inbsien In 3utunft, ptnn mstu,
Seri6's etpaSS utersfe Bel S6ueu fuOeu fuat.n
Sbnsn Srn 9sit gu 3sit wtfsn IaH,n pte &c
uus ertt.
IGtun9soul Der Sbrtae
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12

Die unter;eihnete. lenten bte Qufmerffomfeit
U"n @ieeerOertdufern duf t6r Eager BON @rcce.
rteS, QrppifOne, Msbl, @iaarrtn, 8autataf uuf
Irnltiae Mrtitel, Die aeipGbnlih in einsm berarti.
an WpOlefale<@sfhGft gefibrt perben. @e1ou.
OcrS MAIDEN lie auf ibr reites Bein. unb 9iouur.
F.ieer III imertiam. Nnr bieie gSaartn puroeu
Iuf nSrblihen Niarftsn nnb mei1ens fir Saar
.~letauft, pesbalb mir BET pinftlihen 8e,ab(ern
Ut du6erit bilisen Yreiisn Sertaufen fSnnrn. -
Oie son unS ais dht 9aranttrtrn 8ranSiee uue
29cine iino eigene importation, uto ipeper az.
niI6t, nod nit 3uldben l6GoIiher Stofc Der.
tHen, tpte bisies bel BEN i'm Ncrben a~efauft,n
H9aaren nur su oft Der SAD lit. Der beribmte
olB. @aGaes's pure Nlcuntain Dem" gBGisfeu.
ron Dem mir Die eiujissn 8srf1ufer fInb, pirb
an @ebait uuO Cute BON fstmsm innerbalb pl
9er. Staattn seSranntsH @D6tsfep iibsrtrpf.n.
Infer Eager beltebt auberpem nod II
1000 GaB srtra unb ~iuserint Me6G, unter BE-.
iteu bic pcn 8dd.rn gtfu bten Sprten; Nep.
Orleans, porto 8ieC unO CUBA 3udsr mnp I1o.
tL6ss; 800 Sag Gut eoaE, GruIbeo, Ycpbereb
'no &aHes 3udtrj 100 6iiteu ~bss 800 &iitsn
Seife uno 9tbter; gfo. I unO &c. 3 Madete.
Itho 9rringe friiAt quito @Oibsn Butter, BON
ptr mir pOhentlih Senounseu erbalten Ears.
1|aern @ipts, 5ams, Sbpuloers uno BrealtS
Snla, Stdrft, gsait powber, gsmabIrnen .Rafe
NM Yfefsr Yeifisn, Bslsn, Gtmsr unp aQe bic
@rtttei, Die in elmer @rCterp sep5tnGi&
merpen.
Gerusr: %. 0aGaee's Yure Wountain Ger
8i&arrlOn's, SuscalOpia. 5lofs, OuUu
Electromagnetic une Heettisp B6tsfsg; 2OC
5hb iranjpliAsn SranOp, bort, Wabsira, Sber.
~, Slaret unp @bampaSr Bein GiDer, Com,
llIn Sranev, Gin, Mum, &iyyls SrdHpg unr alt
qiauoJ5.
90 m. WaltaLe S56ne,
gds Der I4ten uR6 garpsStras
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12
G1kdIts.

5err NauHuru ttfnnb h& stttrn tttpas
nuf Der 8sEeruns. mar abtr nod ui&t aussr
ausr @sfatr. 6rHen MIR bas Bette.
Die Rarfts ifnb rB.een bes murssn fatt,
fnsshosn Btttds,s ssf6luf,n. Dsutf&t 6aus.
frousn mtssn c.s6aIt tbre 8IGe fur mCrs.R
i&Cn beute %btttutn.
- Sn bet ct. 5obannie unb SaItm'S Stride
FnSst mcrssn sur 5stsr bcs srUssn Ssttass @Ut-
ttsetsnR fatt.
- Sn ben Gcuf.ettcnarp.S tur. einte 9sut
f&sn tratsH bteier Sage mtbrtre R.r Srl,anlt,
3Cuopen. ltsesn f& bas Badwtrt gut Ihmedeu
unb Iaetin bstm 5Urteeben. prGfrtut DaStt
wsrbe fbou fir Die 3ede 6tJablrn.
Die StldmUnO Blues Fnb BON ibr,u
Gamplebsn bst Srsottidebur9 uno GIquta Gr,sI
tpieOsr BIER einstrcHtH.
Die sur Mtli, @thGrenbtn tsfrbeu i,st Sc
elmer Straft pom SIS ,um Gr,retereR eiu6trrbtrt
Da mare eS 9srare NOD IN Der 3sit IIr bi
D~isnhbFi6ttseu, cine art Shuswn6: pper
5cms @uarp fir uuO Dtutl&s ju btIctu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-12
9nlau0.

- Der SOB Der SterIfen ,peicr in, Selb Re-
Genccr Gtestncnter BON giew gurt. bic beioc i'm
Dienite bcs SnterIanpee ~fartcr,, Der cine, S6era
SOebura pom 71leu Wiiliire9iment elmer lRrant.
Belt eriie9ruo, bic in 5Utge ietncr ~aeiitiaen unb
tOrperlihen Qufre9ung unetpartet iGncu lrin
Cube berbeiiibrtc Der auOere Sbsrit ellsworth,
Sterit zines 3uaoenrc9iments unp Sreaniiotur
oisisr wi&tiasn Bafen9attuas in 9lmertta, BON
cinem SeceIi rniiteu erihU6tn, ermoroet in ee
mem 9riYatbauie, nahbem Die Stapt ron ben
untf3rmirten 9tetrQeu bersits asrGumt mar, bat
bier tiefes, uuo i'm ltbtersn Safe aQesmsinee
Seoaueru rrre9t, pas It& blpe in Der GH,utli@
iur S6au 9etrG9snsn Grauer Ger nuf 6albmnf
fIn!tsrnoeh 5abnsn nrantfefsrtr, ~iOnptrn aud nuf
terem Nntlib dus9eprG9t mar.
G9t Sbert @aswUrtb Terp gcrt oerIte6,
laste er ju einem grrwanotrn, bag or bic crie
Sseeftcnffabur. auf Die CT ftOBsE tpiiror, birrr
9sr6rinscn uro oa6 er fsiurn letner 9rute ttrpae
beibcu wurpc, mas sr ieIbil tbun tonne. 9tim
erltsn Seriuh otcics 8Urt ouS5ufabren, oerlcr
taPferr, pieIveriprtfsnpr iunse Wanu bas
9sben.
Der Great Gaifern 1T ebrufo in auer Stiae
pom bier mieber at9sfubren, ME rr cGue aufIe-
sen Su MAIDEN bier ansetommeu mar. Die 9ab;
mad europa BON ibm brfGrOerten YaIaaisrs
1T omar oiel 9rO6er ais Die, peI6e ct BON bort
bterAerbra6te, 1T aber bemunaea6tet Iebr Helm
I'M GerbaItnib Der @rGbe bes S6iHts. au6
5rd&t, 1T LANCE nt6t 70 beOtutenO ais man
nno DCraus 9eiaet Bate.
(nen, 9nyfer SkooFS
- Net.Sr;eans. luf 9ripatpeee III BON
9tetp-S rIeanS Die Na6ri&t ein9esensen, bae
oas Ser. ct. &ttessfaif 8rcdlYn tth bur& bic
tGrer Seiner babe uarrsn InIen unp
5sliep e~erathen ist, BON peRrn IOsIuFomneR
i6w,r ut. Nan munlelt Iugar BON ii.
ner 0egua6me pts senannten Shi1es burH bic
Staten 9ripattrr.SIottt. = Das
tetn ubler Spa6, une ein nod 6eGertr
fang.
9atriUtismus Der OsutIhen In Sapaunab.
esutlhen NoOpttDburesr ben SaUannab.
Sa., bisiten lsstsn Mtpntas, ttut Meetina ab,
Brberlesun9 srpiEsr, BON n5rp!iden
8lattsrn ausstlpren9ten 8eri6tsn, rpoua6 bic
,eutlhe population Der 9Onf6orrirten SIoaten
EN- @CuDrruement nibt jusstban mare, uns
,aB lie fh oaber oer!ammeIten, UNI ntht nur
urh Q8orte, IonDsrH aud our6 Gbaten ,u Sc,
oeilen, bae bic peutlhtn Stppbner bsr 5toot
5aoanneb bsreit p6reE, nit Gut unb 0lut b,
.ibrsr WabI as Dtrtbeibtaen. Cine
Reibe pom, 8Uri&idss, auf Sbisss 8s;us babsnO
5rn. W. G0wsntbal 9sma6t purben sin.
a~nsencmmen.
Gm ShluGs wuroe nod Elm gerstn a~ebtlO.t,
inter Dem Ndmen : bic @OnfGperirten Staatsn
otlfessisqi6aft, psl&sr ss f6 lur nublsn auF,
abe maGrn piro, fur bic 9oIuntdr5 uno oereu
lu iOr9sn. IS nurOen Iofort nabe,u
$1,000 ssIsidhnst, pcrduf F& Die 8erjammluno
ertustt, uaarsm 5u Seumten pr. Soltpb Gipv.
1anu. YrafOsnt q. SOrasrt, giee DrdFDent II.
,r. 81. 25peutbal 3Rm SsIr,tar unO Saasr
tsiler Sswablt purptn.
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G0 tgs -S6auplab,

H5ti 2. sts~ trafsn ssRsrn BON gDiGiams.
ur une BON um fu gr5eerem
Oas IT'D bier une auf Der gam
c2u 51H- arP 2Icrtrtper setiIprten 9Glb~
''tN' at2 nty,dcttOs &ris9sidoulpieI uuS am
hf'tcn .'at urp mir aud bort piele 6rsuRps
'I sr, nsrcu 015Isrssben uns unp pielen sisf.
Deullasn am bergen Iicst.
4I. cwa srgi Wcilen bon Samptcu Itattae.
fsta5s ersc9eEgsfctt in bic srfe Der bier
T,atr gta tritten. Cine Nbttsilung I'M.
Jea@rie bsim nd6iti&tn OatrpuiI.
su.Fut. AMI g.Ge sicthfoqs bertttene 9atruuiur
stfrcz .at 9tslt Die ~lthirtsen fur uoro'
..las| Hrrs uuo Der @cmmauSirrnpe rief
su uc 5.a5rn uHo 9eboren gum 2ten Nsw,
- ftI f,t,. 9tuf pieles bin wurbe bci ben
ri" .a,jWeu : upp n 6eusr fcntHonbirt, BAD apar
C.ag 6-tr.- .rpioert purpe, ss aber ;uaIet6
a,ye .5iuer 6.elt, f4 aIs6aIo aus benz Staube
.~aa'.u. Gturr Der feinoli6cn Reiter purpe
HUEIcr gsr7mmen uno Ipuen bret ~oerlelben
r,Ia.u E.r. Bon BEN ~rniriseu puroe &eincr
-I ,rsae unr piel pi6tisere Ha6ri6t 1T Der
3 .1r son eilem 9IeiHfnUS in iener @eeeub
uCsuc~ sr6bsren @efe6t. Set Bet6sl
ehu.l tatte IH bic etipa 1900 Rann harte
4srntalroc+l tnlcrcr &rupreu pofirt, Die acltern
."s s.f ...3 Ni9nn farten 6sinse an9esriFrr
rHrt p nal idluscu unicre GruFpcn ben
Hal r1rs benz 6einOe Die 2uf o~crqtnq,
Ha etat. @n9rif jn wdger, uno iuuen lh
@ .ts 9cuiBcrs nader se9aIteu ba,
'tt9jmcAt, Sen. Aueuit's, mar
.vl e' 81. .OrCrrn itanO CUR Belt oee Sam
H'E "Au. ns'url. Dire CUR SeruGtauua
Der 0tit9IieCer I'M rcr 9trIe.
.e.Hr.rr.
..' BAT prn 8cfr6l erGoTsn. ouB
y. soy ..' a Eruppcn iA auf g9iliamSs
.#ra "r.N..c en- ioutcrt, bis YOu bier aus wri,
III c~nicIblt rin9ctrpfcn iiuD.
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8. " a IL II.

GGttrn, felt bae Dstn,n tin,
2Btf6t si, ESrdnsn ron ben @anetn!
Sgas fol- tr6 baI 3Iustx fein.
Oas i'd r0n Su6 ptsseIeusen2
2rsuert uibt I'm mrintH Ssb,
Sd Bin fret BON aGIer @pt6.
pa rtin 0et6 barnieberftI,
SjeI aud nit ncin Etiub bsruttber,
Meiner SttI,u b56litm 3itl
Bsr ia ittts n,tin GI,iib suiSierr;
@tiI metu Getb MN rpts0traft,
Sf mir fi5, Sub ssf6aft.
%uS ben, 9srf,r ss6 i'd due,
ans Der anslt uub aus benz SSdnmtr,
WeiI mid @rtt inS 6iHumtIsbauS
&uft II Aitftr GrbtnFanmtr.
DGe flasct 9br ben Sps 70 an,
Der nj 10 sTseS mir sttben2
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Q,tlh1fts.uetrrnnhme

1t,tntn Greunben unO benz stsbrten gublitum bic H.
leise, Sae i'd bic ieitsr BON 6.rru 6oulba6cr utbtu BEN
3astrbits-S Salon bs perm Serbis ssfu6rte BARRIER unb
5pariHneibe-Sub ibtrnpmnieR babe, unb baG eb mid
freusn MID, rttt SieIs Runbtn btSisntn III t6nntn.
8. e. Gtf@tr,
Srcabftr., Spildtr 6. II. Z.