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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Daniel S. Dickinson was not far out of
the way when he told the client, who
;remblingly asked him in a case Of import
ance bow he thought the jury would bring
in MY friend said the illustrious Dan.
don't ask me; il there is one thing uncer-
tain to God himself, it is what the verdict
Of traverse jury will bc?'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

A son Of Erin thus describes a snake:
He is a veDemous haste; he has neither
hind fore legs nor fore hind legs; he has
neithe hair. fethers, or wool on him; be
has an eye like chicken, and goes crawl
ing through the erase"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

An enraged parent bad jerked bic pros
voking son across his kEee, and was oper-
ating on the exposed portion of the urchiu's
person with greet yehenence, when the
young one dug into the parternal legs with
his venem9us little teeth. 'Blazesi what
are ye bitiD' me fOr?' Well. dad, who
beginDed this ere WARP
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

An Illinois Assemblyman, debating a
question with much earnestness. moved
his chair from it's usual place, and forget
ting the fact, when be had finished, sat
down rather solidly where il ough, to have
been. Above the roar Of laughter, bis
voice was heard exclaiming, Mr.. Speaker
still have the floor
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

This is good time, says an exchange, TO
buy horses; all the deceased animals in
the country having been bought up for
Government, 3 purchaser now stands an
excellent chance Of obtaining sosnd
animal,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Words are nice things. bat they strike
bard. We WELD them 50 easily that We
are apt to forget their hidden power Fifty
spoken, they fall like the sunshine. the
dew, and the summer rain-but when un-
City like the frost, the hail, and the desOlzt-
ing tempest.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

An Ohio editor recently took cotempo-
rary to task for copying choice scraps from
bis editorial columns without giving credit
for them. The contemporary replied by
saying he did not do credit business.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Tommy, wha; cid the Israelites do af-
ter they crossed the Red Seat
81 doesn't know ma'am, but guess they
dried themselves"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

When we find ourselves more inclined to
prosecute than persuade, We may be GER
tain that our zeal has more of pride in it
than charity
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Benevolence does not measure its cbari-
ties too nicely. The clouds never send
down to ssk the plants and grass below
how much they need; they rain for the
relief Of their own full bOsoms,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

A simple country lady. hearing that a
nephew of hers had been made Bachelor
of Arts, said that these artful bachelors
sometimes played the duce with the girls.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Men have hundreds Of different langua-
ges, the winds, and trees, and birds, and
waver, speak but one over the whole
earth
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
a Louisville paper has some answe,

A Louisville paper has some answers
to correspondents. Here is a sample:
Jennie. administers are not more ad-
d:cted to dissipation than the men of other
professions. A few of the Kalloch type
take gin toddies, and liberties with females,
but the great majority of them are as good
as lawyers and doctors. If you want true
Christian, marry en- editor.n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

A newspaper correspondent suggests
that suttlers be placed in the trout rank,
Cor nothing can stand their charges.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

WHY LADIES ShouLD READ NEwsPA-
PERs.-lt is great mistake in female ed
ucation to keep young lady's. time and
attentinn devoted 70 only fashiouahle Liter
ature Of the day. Il you would qualify
her for conversation, you must give her eds
ncation with the actual world aud its trans.
piring events. Urge her 10 read newspa-
pers, and become familiar with the present
character and improvement Of our race
History ia Of some importance but the
past world is dead, and we have nothing TO
dc with il. Our thoughts and cur con-
Germs should be for the present world to
know what it is, and improve the condition
of IT. Let her have an intelligent opinion,
and be able to sustain az intelligent con-
vsrsation concerning the mental, moral,
political aud religious improvement Of our
timer. Let the clded apnnls ard poems
IN the centre table be kept part Of the time
covered with weekly aud daily journals
Let the whole famiiy-men, women and
children-read the new spapers
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

If books are. what poets call them. tbe
they always "murmuripg" about!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
From the Pacific,

San Frsnclsco, Feb. u.
The ship Swordfsh has arrived, thirty
seven days from Hong Kong. Freights
thence to New York were twenty to twenty.
four dollars per ton. At Fuo>Choo the
American ship Surprise was under the
British flag for New York, with large ear.
60 of East India goods.
n prominent American merchant resid-
ing in China had llaced his ships under
the protection of the British flag.
At Hong Kong purchasers Of tea for the
United Slater continue at improving rates
but the scarcity Of tonnage prevented ship.
ment.
Hong Kong papers are filled with nc-
counts of rebel atrocities in capturing
Ningpo, which took place on the 9,h Of
December, and was followed by sscking,
burning, and numbering.
The French Admiral and British aud
American COnsuls has authorised the
breaking up of the customs establishment
at Ningpo, causing all duties collected by
the mercenaries subsequent to the 9th Of
December to be returned.
The United States steamer Saginaw had
been condemned at Hong Kong, TIL rimbers
being rotten.
Both houses Of the California Legislature
to day unanimously passed resolutions pro-
testing against the disccntiuusnce of the
overland mail. and advocating the restora-
ton Of the pony express, sending printed
mail matter by sea.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Nearly all of our children have suffered
with sore threats. with tow marked cases
of diptheria. our thanks to the use Of sim
pie remedies. the most valuable of which
is gnrgls of warm water and salt, they
are DOW out of danger Illinois Farmer.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Avoid evil company as you would a
deadly pestilence. Rather associate with
the dumb herds of the field than move in
the society of the low and 5estial. If you
do not go with the vicious, be still wiser,
and shun the company of the vain and
violate. Remember that Goals, "even If
they do not burn. blacken."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

Many goodIy leg is lost in battle
thousands of brave fellows walk proudly
lnt7 Ear and hop ont of il.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

In France the Society for the protection
of Animals does not enjoy the popular re-
spect which it deserves, the wits of the
Capitol INDUCING in an endless variety of
jokes at its exl ense. The last joke is to
this effect:
A ccuntrymen. armed with a club, pre-
sents himself before the president of the
society and claims the first prize. lie is
asked to describe the act of humanity on
which he POUNDS his claim
i have saved the life of WOLF replied
the cOuntryman. Il might easily have
killed him with this bludgeon.' and he
swung bis weapon in the air, to the inn
mense discomfort Of the president.
But where was the wolff inquired the
latter, what had he done to you?'
He had just dovoured my wife, vas
the quick reply.
The President reflects an instant and
thep says
Ny friend. am of the opinion rhat FOu
have been sufficiently rewarded
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

prices IA Snted to give entire satisfaction, and
ve prop,,,, t tne times Orders sent by mail will
P'~'sehuon. (n2-Iy)
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
Wine more Deadly than Can
non.

Wendell Phillips in his address at the
Music Hall yesterday, said
| know a soldier in the army of the Pc
tomac, who was picked up in the streets of
Philadelphia one year ago a COMP lete
wreck, a confirmed inebriate, but who was
by the love of sister and the charity of
Boston home. placed once more or his feet.
He was at Balls Bluff, and three times with
uuloaded musket charged upon the enemy.
He was one Of the six who heroically de-
Tended and brought away the body of the
fallen leader of that bloody fight. The
captain of the company to which he be-
longed died in his arms. receiving the last
words of consolation from his lips. He
was afterwards conspicuous in the conflict,
until the orders were given for each one to
seek his own safety. Removing some of
his apparel be plunged into the inhospita-
BILE river, and after great exertion landed
on the opposite bank, seven miles below
the encampment. Nearly exhausted. chill
ed, half clad, half starved. he frally
reached the camp. The captain Of the
next company to which he belonged kindly
said to him, pouring out a glass of wine :;
Let me give you this, you will perish
without IL"
Thank you, sir" said the soldier, but
l would sooner face all the cannon Of the
enemy that taste that lass of wine." Dos
ton Transcript.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
BY G. & G.. FARLEY
HEART TREASURES.

strange what trifies hearts will treasure,
Little seeming worthless things;
But love never stops to measure,
Or TO weigh the gift love brings.
words that scarcely have meaning,
Taken inst for words alone,
When in memory's field we're cleaning
Start us with their thrilling tone.
Fame may rear her tome Of glory,
Till II reached some distant star
Mount and tell the wondrous story
ofthe deeds to nations far
Heads will hear, but hearts are straying
'heng the trinkets slowed away
By the dear ones, who went "Maying"
With us, when love led the way.
OF the heart turns chill and weeping
From the baubles wealth will bring.
To the widest flowers tbs keeling
Sweet momentoes of its spring.
And some withered rose We treasure
Stones Of golden gems above;
For love meyer stops to measure
Or to weigh the gift OfIove.
STHIVE ON.
Strive on-the oceans ne'er was crossed
Repining on the shore;
nations freedom ne'er was won
When sloth the banner bore.
Strive on-'tis cowardly to shrink
When dangers rise around;
'Tis sweetsr far, though linked with pain
To gain vantage ground.
Bright names are on the roll OF iame
Like stars they shine on high:
They may be hid with brighter rays.
But never, never die
And these were lighted mid thu gloom
OF low obscurity,
Struggling through years of pain and toll,
Ahd joyless poverty.
But strive-this worlds not all a waste,
wilderness Of care:
Green spots arc on the field Of life,
Aud fowere.s blooming fair
Then sfrive-but. Oh. let virtus be
The gardian Of your aim
etpure. unclouded love illume
The path that leads to fame.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
jon Rim TIN

JoePrintng ofeTsr yieseriptioi vii be realty
Kpsiitionsly sxecutedto order OIL iberaltsrm
An assortment of blanks keptc onstsrtiy on han
fs- All orders for Advertising OF Job Work ma
be accompanied by cash. unlesssome person known
ubeeores responsible for the same.-6s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

- srryEys, Attorney and Counselor at
|U1 We I'd General Land and Collecting agent.
..., S promptly RENTED niS,. Jous, III
gl .ss,,is Iiaslsy'snew Bioek' 'o''i'''
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

pAIpS,p T. ash,
A''ey' at the Joliet MsIthouse, Bluff ST.
E.P0RTER.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
r.,m. Of subscription
.osINEss CARDS.

eooDagE . A5:S5Psy 1a s.G cf %P: Ra4 q.
LAW .,s, SryI store Joliet, Illinois. mott
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

-, FULLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW
In lyDALL n17t
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

|----.,rrs GooDsPEED, Attorney and cOun-
(Goess,tL Law, Joliet, Illinois once in stones
n -. '. eooDsPHID.
\ rzosEHfs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25
SHOW REsPECTToTHE DEAD.
NEf MARBLE FACTORY.

v. ." ON, Manufacturer in every variety of
"ie Monuments, Head stones, &c.
IlLIETT Her'on Street, north of County Jail,
ILLINOIS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

-,v taROygR, Attorneys Councillors at Law
|DlgsN, t.o,s once opposite Court House, Jeffer
n, sresi pc. GROVER.
" . agNSN,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

--sEvtWOOD, Attorneys, Counselors, Joliet
c.,-ty Iiinsis ONCE North side Of the pub
,,s,rs. jefferson st. voor
-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

EpltaY Physician and sGrE..P t. re-.
n pseu,tf IA vicinity ONCE, over Woodrun's
10; q Rs,dsnoe on Hickory Street, opposite
S,odruh's.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

-, UuDEBRANT, Attorney and Counselor atlaw'
S5d T 70 a in' viii iii be S prompy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

,,-1,UI c FELLOWS, Attorney and Counselor at
n t,s and Solicitor and Counselor In chancery will
" ,..,d the Courts in the counties Of win, Du-
,Eu-rsg Ian NcHenry, Grundyand Iroquos. ONCE
~ NJ BrayI Drugg Store, JefFerson-st, Joliet, ILL.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-25

..,,r.,,eariou paid to the prosecution Of doubt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
NeQen nab 9blhbtrn.

G%rfabran9sn (6sinen Is als Ebatfa&e
fensuRe1en, pa6 befttse 8anonaesn fte's
bon btftieen @seenfdauern bsaleftet }ne'
pos f@ gang einfa& ols Golse oer bur@
@r(dltterung Der 2uft bewirften Gonben'
lation Der In Der Cuff tefnpliaen WoNers
pdmpfe ertldren ldbt. 81 1& bie(e Gbats
fade ,peit.r ausbeuttn liebe uno pem
Qansbou nubbar Bfraa&t tperosn tahnte,
maG,n pir cabin oefsIt fem loien. Se'
ben falls mSeen foleenoe Mitbeiluneen
uni eren 2eitrn UNI 70 interehanter lsin. ols
man alpemein Der Infat IT, RAP &ono'
noten' eten rts sntssesnssfsBtt @'rfurs
baben.
Sn 6tuimon's vMmeriean Sourrol"
modt Elm 6err 2epts rarauf oufmuffam,
pab auf sine 8anonaee oft bsftiser &sBsn
folat unb nit eerlelben In 9e1blnbnnA ~
feben fdsiut. uSm October 1885,, iast
e., beoba&tffe i'd etreu fflbr reidltden
Nepen, unufttslbar nod &anonsnl&li@
fen, wel@e 3ur Geter tsr Berbtnoun9 bee
GrieIees NIT benz bublon BEL 0ouenbun8
oes Grteeanals ataefeuert ~ urben, un B IN,
Sabre 1871 nsr5fentli@te Id meine fort,'
oe@tbtea Beoba@tun8et. iber bteisn Sc
aenfanb, tptl&e rnstner ,Nnf@t nod lbas
Eaftum feffeqen, bab bos Abfeuer1
(faweren @ef@1bes IN BET 56be zine fol&e
Grl&attrun9 btrporbrtnst, bab ber @ai.
ierbampf ber eaft fd fuu,unslt unb neff
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Sor @i6upub.1

Die DorBdn9e bel H9monp ucr1 rs.
Sic aum 20. Stunt bsu4teiltAeie rM..y.
Abeno3sttuna", loweit man 1& 0bstau
nod ben i%parlounsn Bei&ten tin ur'bsil
bflpen funn," als stns Betdnterune Der
Gront bss 8unbssbsens ale cine 3u'
fammenstsbune Der bisbsr BON temielbsit
einaenummsne, 9inis auf un9sfdbr Bic
6dlfte. o@let&,eitts NIT biefen Yetue'
eunsen, bic bereits au "a. Stunt beBot'
ueu murben, fanber an bret ouf chamber
foleenben Easen (Mittpo&,.D pnnsrfua
unb Grsitue) spet er6bsrs Erefen uao
cine bsesutenbe Gslbf@Ia@t fatt, In wsl@
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Dn Qltt Gorfbuufr,
G1tnnerune aus BEN s&ismts.9oIfdni-
i4sn 8rie9e.

W. nor >}aDr1attt IN Sf4tDfra, uni
nit esm> Sabfmurft mar faltee. uRfrtunb'
li9e5 @eItu nit Sdnse unp +8iao Elm.
oeaoeen In rae @tdptden. Sd Nant
am GenRu meincs @afbofes unp bewun>
certe balo sinsn Sr0elcrsbsr, peIder trce
re folten @inee6 unb trob Ter Sdnee'
Roden, eie leBterer ibm In bic boblsn3db'
ne trtsb, tos Monteuito atlune, toIe
cine S9aar balbufrorsnr b5bmil@H
Wu6fantfn, tie Dor &ilte ida urerno ren
warmen Orsm In tie alien Irompeten
bau1tsn, ols mtine 4ufmetfamftit ouf
tiuen olten Dousr 1elsnft muree, Ter lang.
fam, 69ritt ror Sdlitt Elm franfe6 pfers
am 3lssl fubrte. Der Bauer ma6ie
6alt Dor rem 9o7bofe uno ridtete Gra>
am an Ten 6ouefnedt, welde eie(er ent<
(dieesn obsuIfbnen l&ten. Das &subere
teS Bauern, ieine 6altun9, (etn |eipen'
ee6, beflmmute6 WuSeben, errs9ten mel
nc Nsuejeree, 70 oab Id troB css (4led'
ten @sttere eo6 3immn psrlitb UNI mid
nod ieinsm NnIiesen ~ erfunhisen.
| ~6eine @e{diAte war stnfad nenuB
purce absr Don Gem arnen Wenlhen ic
rlbrsnb usdbli, eab Id nidt untula0en
fonnte, mid (einu onaunebmen.
u@ebsn Sie, !6su Sifeier," (a9te Re,
Bauer, ule id fem !pfsrp in Ten &tou
botte fdtren lo1en> . feben Ste, TER alt
Braune ia franf. Gu lisber @ott, ia, 81
III re9t franf. ga. nun babe i@ ben
Brounen aber fdon II Sabre Qebabt, Az
Mortint rpsroen es 9srape II Sabre-id
babe ibn in Seaebure Don 5einrid Sller
eefnuft- absr ben fsnnsn sic pobl MIDI
6err Qisuisnant Sfern rsrren 60 5 Sab.
re, rob u Oarb. ga, nun babe Id ibr
renn bic II Sabre aebott, uno mar MT
trant otpslsn> IS bat tbmr ME Elm @!iet
webs oetban> unb ols Id ps1tern @btnb II
Ten Stau fam uno ct ni&t piebete, nj,
(on0 49, renn Ct misbsrt iminsr. wsnn i'd
fomme,p pa penfe Id ~Na, wos fsblt ben
Braunen, rnb er nibt wiebert? z" Gut, Id
bole ia RE 2aterne, unb mein bannee
eebt nit In rsn Stou, unb Ca lieet Re,
Braune une bldl't unb f6bnt. bab i'd
rente, sr wire 9|ti& ferten. ga, nur
bin Id BE oan3e Na@t BET i'm eeblieber
unp babe Jpn 9erieten -uno 3uaeeedt uni
wie Is Mor9en 0erclren in, IA bin i'd
renn Ice0Gcp:n nit rem alien 8raunen,
Du lieber @ott. ia ! Nsun Stunern b.
ben mir 0tbraudt UNI he awet Metlen
III osben, rfr Broune uno i9, ras Ore
II MIR in Ter Ia(9s 9efroren.
.8as foQ eenn nun nit ZEN olteu
Braunen esl6'ber 2" fraate Id.
80 leben Sie. Ser Sifeier, mem i'd
nur bier bleitsn f6nnte unp (eltit auipals
fen, Ram mare eS fdon ndt ater metns
Grau ltsot i'm Nerpm6eter, une Ger hons
nee, na, bae mi6en Gle ia, 70 itn &ine
peib Damn aud nidt re&t Bsfdeio, ru
liebr @ctt. ia! Wenn Der Gurldmtee
eentt, po6 er ben Brounen fir Gin Gurer
Sort curirn Tam, une wenn eer Bittb
i'm bier bebaIhn utu I'm StaQt, no,pann
piQ Id nur in @ottes Ncmsn wiscsr nod
6aule 1u msinsk!ronten Grau uno beute
Nadt tpiebnfomnftak &pena ee@ottes aQ<
md9.ioer 8iQe if!"\
fehfu6 fpfoi)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10

lin unaspbbnli&sr Mense an bsul,lbeu
Epoer bfnts fplsenpen Gage ~ Bob.n fdat
Den eritn @eis&ten In rem lebtsn &deo,
jwif4tn Granfrstd. Sarotntsn uno OeR.
reid foIsten 70 beeeutenee- @eeen, pof
itlbf tleint Gllfe ~unpaGtrbar rpureeu,
uno wdbrenO Der @&lu9t bst Solfertno
erkob fa Elm 70 furatbarss Wswihsr bae
etefelbt- tH,tesbtcd,tn -tpurer.
SIM Stunt 1861 %be0anben SIC leuan'e
Gruppsn-~ an ~ubsrsn potomae pier psr.
(dtspene @sfe@ten an ebsn ~ ptelen faz
aen uno Dor Gnoe zines jsben Cages tral
beftisr Reaen Elm. am Fl. Suli purce
BE 2ro6e S&ladt am Butte Nun In
@frsinien 8t1&Iasen unr am %. Suit
rsanete IS Zen 8an3en Sag bis (pat in bic
Naht.
Cine umfan0ref&Nr Sammlun9 folder
Daten t1nnie uieusidt 3u i%nters6anten
uno aud prothidsn %mertbpoQen Daten
fdtrcn, bsmerft biersu petermannn IN (si;
men Mitlbeilun9en.
Gernr: 9n go, 4054 Der .3eituna
fdr Norerfutfdlapp" 1T Elm NuflaB snt<
batten, In peldem Ter Berfafer reGelbsn
Ter @nidt III, tab lsinm Grfabrupesn
sehndb;~ fa1fe 8%ancnactn beftioe Neesn<
o6ne CUR Golae baten, uno fibrt mebrere
Vfilpiele an. CT mstnt, bab rurd tie
tef't9sn GrlddIterunesn Der oberen 2uftz
reg'onsn Der Ba6upampf in een(slben G9
fannie uno als Gse en- niecnfaue.
= Dieie Gbeoris moats bod CUR WuffId>
run9 Ter grl&etnune Mot eenl9,n uno
IS mare au mdni6en, tob nfabrsns Noz
turfuneiBs tbre @nG&nn biuuber tunp
oeben m5dten. GolSenret @orfaQ lpridt
inreGen. elntaermaben fir Die d p6dt tfs
pbtpen 0erfaGfte'.
= Sd, ~ettnnsre mid. nod. lebr 9enaut-
uno e5 m6gen peren nod ltbr w,nt9e am
Qeben lHn> pie f@ 90 erinnern fSnnsn -
poe mad zen 9dIu1tsn u0n 0tany uno
auatetras> tpel&e am Is. SUM- 1915 ass
fdtagtn wurpen> am- nddQeu Sage, aIs
cte combinirte en9Itl&e Mrmee in bic 90
fltipn Don Waterloo. rldte une Die franj5s
f(&e &rmee ibr fol9te> Elm 70 entebli&er
@eaen il@ tber uns reob, baB betoe ar>
meen, menn aud nur auf fur3e 3eit, 5alt
III MAIDEN 83,oun8en rparen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-10
Die MnffeQun9 Der 9%teuerbeau1>

Dem ~Gbfea9o Sournul" rirb barber
pom q. Stunt avs @albineton 8sl@rts'
ben:
6eit Der Mnnabme tse S%huerattbs4
brinet jeeer RubnSu9 ttnsn S@warm Don
Wtmterid9srn. Der prdioent srnennt fur
iepen 8eitrf sfnen M6s6or uno einen COL
leftor, pel9e pisper ibre Dsputtes ernets>
men. Da pisls Nnfsuunpen in ras De
pattement eess GinunsmtntAers @boie st>
bBren, 70 rp.t6 mon nod ni&t ob cr
YrdGpent, ebe er zine Grnsnnune ma&t>
Die Mntrdee bes GtuonSmintRers b5ren
miro peer nt9t. @on Sbrr Staot nenrt
man Gbens3er ped, @eors S&nstrer unb
pb1ipp @abSmprtb als baupt(d@lt&fe
@anptraten fir BIZ &ountorRsQe. Dae
Bolt bat nthte mttaureoen, pa aae Meu1'
ter Don ben @onortbmttolieoern fdr beren
eieensn @ortbeil p,rldEun9sn fpAbsn, NIT
Wusnobme FOLDER @smtsr, BE nod etn'
Rubrsi&sren perfonen aufaaen. Nspe'ts'
mus rsetsrt In @af btneton."
Sa lsieer1 Nepotismus rsatrt n@a(b>
tnaton. unp Msmterjdesr uno Bsamte IT,
ateren 3anb Unit @olf. Das 9olt merit
IS aber ni@t, IS plrpt font, an(tatt lbn
~einaelne S%teuuarfdbe ~ trafeb!en, asssr'
@nasuune jenes 6eeres Don 8samts' uns
Neeterunespisntrn prptsfirt baben. wel&e
pas Steusres(sb esl&afen bat. Sk fne
Der Greibstt unb ben BolfstntsrsRen g.
fdbrli&eI als aQss Nntue. Don Obie
alma einmal cine isbr psrndnftiee petition
an ben &on9rsB etn. Sie lauIete rattn-
pae BE n6tbise R~rtt9sReusr tibrr BITE
@taatsn perbdlmt6mdbte nsribetlt. uno
oae Is jtbem ein3elnen 5taate porbeba!'
ten bl.iben ious, (.tnen antbeil auf bte
gtttenetfe @sife IL eeQeetttenL urlp ttraa>
3abltn.
Dte 1&neQ" tpurbe aber 1efeie Yettttp1'
bsItitiat! @ie perf6panb gang ffiut uro
man b5rte BON berfelben ~ntt'rnsr rpteeer.
Ratarltd Gin 6ser ~. Rtetsrunssbe'
ou,t,r, ,pte uns pis poamstfer btwsAtn>
n .in SIR RON chen 10 stslen &eettrunes'
bi.nerr, 6pst&sQsdern. gltrbf@Isi@tn u.
s~s'e,tants", q"' f''@' tan" man '@'"
sebrau9sn.