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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
.Nprbeu uub.& Hbeu,t

:: Dix Nsp.Y ort. vEritune" mod, am
6&lu6e elmer porausls apilden hem Nrr.
ben uup 5lreu. 70 nsit .f& bsire 3betle
ieit Ter &rtssa pau.r sntpidslt batsn, fpls
Ssnrs Btmsrfunoen: 49,.
= nGpnie Der flrlide 6anth: unb Ser.
f.br au .@runee e,eanben il, sbenfo bat
I'D ru tes Rortsrs itn ale grwartun.
asn asboben. Ddbrsnb en R.ite ZEN
Sictn orm etmotttot it FER Noteth>
tpenn ni1t 1tider; fdulid nidt a,nss
a.morren.. Die &esteruna, ni&t bas
8olf bat S&ulrsn eema&t. Ssit BEN
ttBttn SABRE taunen teintx. beeeuterctr1
6anpelsbanfsruttt DOR. 1h e tods unp
@oneS Der &6rpufdoften, Die betnabe
aus hem Wa1fte puldwunpen maren,
inp jsbt auf Der B6rls In autsm @utbt.
Binabe, jept quite Si&ubsit if lber pari.
Nisnals fab mon pdbrsnb tes 3risass
reu QrspA psr. Rteferuna ~ gut wie jest.
idbR bamuls, als ibre Aus9absn III TIN
&leinss bon ben ieBtstn warsn. Die H.
betttR lbsral aefudt bic Grntsn nn1fn
rtt&lid unb bas Muelant fauft fe; @slb
purre ntsmal6 ju n%iepriaersn 3inlen auSs
aelt.bsn unp br banptl ii kbboftsr. wie
ismaie, obne hob Elm stnafser RebsQsnta.
per Jpn a5ren %fSnnte,"
Ot8lei@ IN bfe(n DutR1uns nt9l
a0fs 8trope 10 ru|fe uns ax1felt, nit -
eeesb,n IA, r. l.brt bod r.r Nuesnfhstn>
rab eerape btr &rtsa eem 8elt re- Ncr.
penes au sinn eroern etbtaftiefstt. tss:
Berfebrs 9stolisn bat. Mit stnsm @orte:
..ets(u Arie6 pu efm Rertsh ~tnaebthre
arbsitsfrdfte snt3oR,n unp btnnoh bic
Yrooufttonsfraft psGelbsn nidt nsrminz
psrt bat, III bsrtits gun, tbntfd&Iidsu Be-
rsife esrporpsn, pob Elm fflopsnbaltsness
.8olt ben @stIauf NIT etnsr frstsn Ndsr<
baubeutltsrune ni&t0 wastn rorf. Das
6fo . m t. d { prob!sm tttfts Rrit9ts
II bersits sel1f't, mdbrsnp 8isle nod 70
dn9Rlt& her 25luna bes ipolttt l@en>
rsfp. rsm terns1sp ,Gnte res xriea,s int
6s6enftbenr @elbR~ psnn RE Rsbearn:
iset nod ~b,btuhnse Grfo!as sninasrt
wlrpsn, f5nnten ne te@ ntdt rnstr ST.
l&etents unsd&tben MAIDEN, re ubs0t>
ihen SiIapen unter ter altsn 9utbs bali
Ten. uno aus tbren nsIfalsnsn Gsltsrn un6
'YIanto9ta neueu Noblaono ssben.".
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

,rdrme ; tenn tisfn etusm res junsen
Mannss aufibr ORR smitGsl ibr 4teinss'
issas. 50 Fam Stntp!nt&t utrtst len.
.tS6 Elm @sfatl In mstnfr Btuft fat N!ett
- absr tHapstb midi, rs Is 2ifteiA."
gaeen @ie 70 tmuisrbtn Ssftbsn
Sie IS, bae cit mid liebeu. ,pts I'D Git
Iftt6v nttn. Sag lbnnen Sie ni&t; etnn
i'd bete Gle an - unpASte febsn tsn
aIadli&Ren @nrblidsn Al Stfh Gabtn.
Sbrsr Brufl. nm Sbntn Ieini- RQlns:
trundne Dautbathttia pt1bsnrsn 3dRsn
AuAubau&en."
uD.nn ptisS @sfabl. 9isbe. fttn ioQts
-t.Rdnmeln GIou ssn sDilius uem
H,usr r}sfr Spra&t anssfsdt.
~Du,bif rtn, s5uli&se @sbr r. ju'
bslte psr jnnat. Wann. -unp uu'atmk UNI
tdbte rie (d6ns Urau~~
,S&neQ, (6ntu in ras anssn 3imusr.
wtnn sic ni@t pcn 6nrn pen @olraa
0bera(&t (,in molten - Mtt riefsr Wor'
ten adryt. Maroms 6olAmann bsrsiV
unp tnnnlt RE umarmuna.
So IL. nitt uttbia. Bir tonnsl
bleitsar' pu(teR geienib d1ac,l'@ y
elautls ia nun ON 3iele au ls'n; pa'
broudie Il 0& "a nod Dor Wenl@s'
Au puRtdtn
LIN, @oua miucn nidL Qiebr !"ri'
abu frau pom Wiuitrs in Arob!T Nn0'
~ ieiu sntiteIibt Weni3 ba. allo un
f,re @pur rod snIe.dt. .Aae 0ori&t pa
ni&ts asbc!fen."
Or lam mir nidts anbaten," in9t
Qsienib 1ubia.
50 ala utsn Si.eoe nidt! Rommsj
sic !! Sd tefdmHn Sis!"
so abe nur. msilAru g., rdn'@ef
mein fdeu Snael." urr 81 l'tb l@ 20
ibr in re S9nnrnfuts 3irbtn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
20.
Dtrpf.uro.D sma8os unb
rts s d'e.

go fr.ut mid itbr, Sie IN mtinr
B,bau(uuQ Al iebsn. 6er Don @olrof."
fomplim,n,t,n 6srr 6o'amonn rae 3un:
asno.nts m rieG omptoirtubs. '.Man bal
9bnsn esluat rob i'd nor elmer Stunrs
In Sb,n @rbnuno nor. rbne Sie Au
,~rff.n, unp IA sis Min AnIieaen Der
mu&etsn, 70 tcmmsn Sie lo9lsi&, msins
@Ihl&e ~ nflutn. Sn err 99at,
pttl, Gtls bate id ni6t nmartet. Aber
id bin Sbnsn iebr ranttar. uno r'1re
mid ~ %rsron0irsn w,6sn."
so fam mir ldpn ~renfen, mas e {
BON mir gtrrut buben." quiefts tn t1sn'
uno ldmiBte Od
.'unr tten 81 fhnsles 3ommn ru
tdrst mir bic @swdbruns msinss Wun
(&ss."
,,Dmn i'd 9bnen nur ,inen tdNsrrn
Blram atusn t6nnt!" Ia@tII' rn 81.
flnflu.
,,@i %" froe.s Ter S&n,itu psrs
eubt.
,pob! Weil i'd eh nod MID. be>
,obltn fonn. cir mdGsn ned sint 3ei'
@spulr NIT mir taten. ttfu Dreunr. bic
@slrer bel mir rinasbfn."
,DisY @a6 :? Ncd ldnan @erulc u
er5lle Ter Gansicu snnlfst. ,.@bn i'd
piu Mot ldnau @erulp BADEN. mstn
Orr 9sinsn lae. tetns Stuure ldnSer'
felt Id ufabren, ~ msl9sr SABINE Sie &C.
(@morsn. SD babe einen abRslaufensn
@tdi,l Don 9bnsn in ru Dam, rr mfl
roe Rs6t aiett, Sie jsr.n AuSsnblid fsft
ftBsn ~ lu0sn."
.Dla9su cir hins tumunsn ensi&e,
6ol,monn! Dos mdree Is Sbnn bslfsn.
peuu t& fd6sY Sd funn NJ Sign MD t.
rtrrienen. rie Gin S6ncirt.r Ater wue
(dmoeen Sis ron etru Gabns. 1u {" Id
9sl6mortn baben foa?'
..Dmhn eli, id wubte 80 ui6t. ra6
Si. Elm Grseemoaos semoresn dnp 81.
ntu' DsmdSc8en attr Bst' Id ttinsn 1aa
3,tbi,."
Sd tin 49, Dema9ce!' la@ts
@olrcR btu .auf unp f6lua rie fe,'fn
6dnrs anf BE feIen Obnldsntd eos ,e
flat(&te. "eine sic ti @rRane. 5oIs
nann?"
"Doufommen. Deebolb mia id msin
@sIp BON 9bnfn boben. Qo0en Sie f&
out ro,bsn. Der! 2d(en Sie Cen @s&fd
Elm. oeet Sjs modem l& 6atdl'tdtsn.
Sbr Ronto in msinem Dude III iur i'm
msr eeihlo0su Sd nil nit einem De-
moQooen partcut nitts ~ tbun taten,"
v@n in ausr @lt bat Sbnen >esrn
nur eas altsrne Mdbrdsn aufasbunesn?"
6Ru!tr,s ttr 8sits jfet dracrli&.
,Wit giugnen femmen Sif nidt
rur&." rersie ru S3neieu nit Wlrrs.
so mstb que ret Gtufsn Sueue, raF
% fsin Mdbrhsn H."
81. ID. rcul' Id - tas III ia nn mimi!
sffetts eer profti(&s TbiIcicpb. &c 9it'
feinsn orbf.rn @tlnu CIR Dsmaaoaen
NIT Gmmpf-u ne Stisl aufjurctten. Wie
fomnsn Sts u Al (clhu 2cubdl p.
Atu .r fuet. i& (dnsl, iit%ulsaenc, ras
IS bier be7er ist. fanf.e Mii,d orAuwen-
psn, unt fubr esebolb I'm lisb si60m So
ne fort: >eo6sn eli Tin p%n1dneiaee
Wort NIT 66 rseen. littRn Gnunr. OBJ
8slo IN ibnsn unosrlorsn ; i6 bin tu 4
6srRt S&ulrnu ron rN @d. @fnn
t& obr rirfIih Tin Dsmaaca mare. t6uni''
i@ tttm 0uinQftn S&riIt Q,afn mid
9bnen stcbe llrannebmli& tuten bersis
tsu." \
(GoItfttun8 folet.).
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

uSpreWeU wv "'Vs ni.-. 80
mann, Ed tbr We f&ene 4sttme IA
@ort' 40 lommsn etsen!ets tn stnetl
an, %t,fone,,,n Mnst6bsnbetts 70 Stnsns1I
e,% b,borf Sbr,s &atbss. Sbrer 5dlfe:"
~ s,f.ti,n" ett 7snaotsv Gvau, uStr
e,hre n,bor(amRtD i:ut.in !"
LENT pir|aldn unbelauf&tT ..
""Didt Dam. II - ttns DANIEL
slud t.tue DAME 2" riff rts Moeitln
.rRaunt: "Do@ nt&t tttpa Elm DtrTY"
!Grtalb.nI Gin juneer 9srr tf'e;, tar
I'm i'd mid istr 'tnt'u0rs." =.
~, iR's ra6eli&" ,~
rI""Gr ,ptrb son Ter polt,et ptrfolBt., w.
|f&ulpts penn Ct IT elmer ," fes'f'm
Rsnfust." ~,
Do& ttin DIN nBeS?"
lQtfrdlt& z Elm Dtmnsee u r.. 81
lGuh aladli& in G1ratttn.- Stt baet., ia
aud son btu, btrabmtm l&'aussn S'sd
s'' "s9 merit TOD. aus @tl' ,fprt$' ia
Ron tbm." ~
.griN's. Gin a%usa0t&netet SLING
lima, rsr m,'ne eanje 6o&a&ture bshst."
IS ia! @ae mu6 i'd b6rsn! @t1t'
lid, Ter {&Iants Ord"
,,Gr par ia In msinsm 6au|e ntrter.
a,n ; abu 81 II f&u tort. Die Yoltjs'
nat ibm ouf en @pur. Gin Walbtur
mn&te usine Gquipuae unbrau@bar. 30
music ~ Guee NIT ibm ssbsn. un' ibn e'
ibuen au perReden. uuo UNI tbn CANT un'
ftnnhta ~ ma&sn, tan, mir Ter @eean's,
Inn 3lsjper oon.m mir an 3%u1isbsn."-
, Gin tIuesr GtufaQ! uno S's nun
f&sr, i'd iol Zen 6snn p:rtsrssu
,0ar tte(e Naat. Wor9sn molten
mir ltultssn, was wdtu ~ tbun w.
90 ,}9Iau unp 0swanet an@ BIT Wort'
fin mar, 70 eros NOT itBt ibrs Vsrl'e'ns
belt unp 70. wtniA btarif ft,. pis Ter otsl.
bdprud,ne Stud f& auf stumat tn jptt
5tsds babe lu(paltsn t6nnsn, uno eob
btjpe 5t5de Auslet& ibr auf zen 9als a.
foum,n (,isn. Obe'st& ttr @o''ts,s
@eoi&t: "pu 3aubuletrlin1." IN wsl'
hsm betanntli& Gin tien0ferttasr Bs,sn'
Ter f& p:reepps|t, uorlommt, nt@t bttannt
pu1, 70 botts fs rod Die 3sit dbsr 10 ut'l
BON psn decentralization 8rdftn uno 6sr'
entlnfen rss i&lantsu Stods os1non''
men. eab tbrc abnsl6ubii&e SssIs Az BE-
foyosu anfus.- Is fit bttr ttns etfsts' 4"
6pIl,, Gin Doppsledn9.L ODER lwst er'
smplare pom tinu uno cer(slbsn gtrlon'
Sn1mi&in nabu fe G& Dor. 3uaulsben.
no be @aas btnaus woae. ein@sn
purite ft ntat otrra!ben. une nm tbstu
Manne, tu omar stn 5@neien rar. absr
cod tttne 6tlrsnl.sle bslab, jtre anaft ~
u(par,n, btl&lob Re. ibm nt&ts ~ snt'
e.d.u. Sit fuste alio ju 'bru sotnsb'
u,,n @5nnetin:
80 asbt. (eslst& Gin 3immst In 3tn'
tabuuis fur 9brsn 5urn Stod sIn3uri%'
Item. 8ndptee Grau. SoQtn gle untsvesl
fen Irssno @ffabr far&tsu, 70 trst.a S's
nur NIT esu. 6srru IN risie Stute bier,
In relasr jsbt Nismano et,pos ~ l&ofen
bot." Wit ttt(tn @orten 6fnttt fl BE
THU. psl@. In BE lsue 5&u.toueAsQtn.
Rubs flbrtt unp sntf:ruts f& bann.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

~ S&weiue Gbaltra. -Etr d.,
aus" b.ri&ht pa6 In ,dplidtn Thrill BON
Sod. Seloae County DE 96Uttht6cltfo1
feit etniptr 3sit Fart ~aroRire. E%ouf.nrs
pom S6mstnfn 6nb .risier Ssu&e felt
2ett pam Dpbr ssfausu. /
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
Die Sntri8ue 9e8en &i8sl

l.. t'T ~
miro sifrte for~tac(ponnsn. unp'pieiebe bat
cine wsitsrs 8ersm,igun9 unit tfne>ttefsre,
n amtre Bspsutuno. als ooS leYale>
trsue rsuIi&e Bolt bi6btr aeobut bat. r.
@sR Ypint Nipnlitdt uup cas SntsreI
le rtr profe1(ion.Iltn G'orrupz
tion 1tben aseen tbn I'm Buurt.
@ir 0np r.n 9tbeimen Gdrm rtefer I'm
GinRun ldlei&enrsn. nierntra@ti9sa
DoppsI. 9ntrieur ldueR ouf on Spur>
nebmtn -atfr nus eutsu 9rdnpsn nod
Mn6anr. pniters Gn,bdQunam eorabtr
3u MAIDEN. @tr bofsn. poe ru plan
ru 8nf&w6rrr nod III rs&tu 3d' Su
Nidte aema&t wirr.
Gin 1eleoramm in ter etari9en 81. ..
oIribune" entbdlt sinen Winf lber ben
@neih. BEN man beatf6tiat. Ste (aet:
uDas @oupunsment bat mob feline
Gntltsirun9 lber 5ieel's G%ntIo6unsss
@elud esfalli. aber man eloubt NIT
@runr, po6 rif @a&e unttr &rwdauno
1T. Gin Brriht lauttt. pos @en. St<
asl pa0 Command Don :Eruppsn In
Ret; Uirainitn erbaltm miro; tin an.
patr Beri6t laat ra9easn.: pob Ct 1pts
Sen Gremont- auf's Erodene 9eieef
werren lou, mt. pne mon bic Dsut(&tn
rur9 Bsf6rptrune einss ancern 8ent
-rale Don reuti&sr Abfunft 9tnet9t' e.
ba'tsn MILL"
No@ pieltr rur&, Sc snglif&s YreNe
oemadten ouesneintn N%npsu,une, pel&e
pas reuti9e Yubltfum NIT &e&t In un>
rube psrlegen mug. balteu mir 60 ;fdr un'
(sre 'pRi9t remlsIten rni'3utbsilen. ~ra6
ne leBtert pben ous9efp.o&,ne Befdt&'
alerrtnss ni&t obne @runo H. pob
'aber aud bsrtiis frdftiee Mabreasln Do.
0seen sreriftn rpcrren fnp. SsrsnfalIe
1orf Dos @ouuslnsmtnt ni@t boftn, DC
Deut(&sn rapurd ~ e%trpiunen. :cab' mon
rte jdmmerltd ns unfdbiSf6t an: Stst1t
pss eminentsn 5olsntse (sBt unp Die no
toril6e Gouuption~an Crit ru arsn9'
fen unbei&oAenbeit une @s&tIi@tdt Il:
batilitirt.
Man BAT Die Dsuti&tn bisber. >asnua
pernaaldi6st UNI bslttri9t; mill man. fe
audi nod bsi6impfsn uno entsbren
Bir r,par,en, cob cas- 0an3e csut'
f4e @olf unb RE ammter tut(hs
,rrs0s Der Ser. Stoaten IN, NctbfaQe in
ri.ltm punt'. einis isiu pire. .
@op,it Ter q. ): ~Dsmotrat". s.
IL aus riel.n 8tmettunaen .flur au sr{e'.
b.n, nos nod p.n Bef0r&,unem res
uDemoirat" i'm Bsrte il, ndmli@ Zen
6 1aIump UNIV 3 buaesr
Bltnfer anptt 5tt,lle pfe
5iaeI au G.b,n. .um ne Deu,iden ~
%pui5bn,n." 90. 10. ta /! Das f.b|ts
.mur nod. - bcfsntIi& ptirpe eann rod
ierer Dsuhde. psnn eas 9d&dbs mif'reI
uubsrtnetsfsu 8uadtuns rn aanA.n
Bal binatoptr BiHbI6aW Of 1oI6tTSf
f.ntIi&sn infamen BelsteisunA rsn3ddsn
f.br.u. Absr tie @a&e pabt ID Asr aaa,
a.n 2ursrmirbi&afi. Me@IsIan UNI
Grunr .Blsnier, fsiu @ul6lappen @sl
de behert @abI t5unte MtGlepan trsfftnS
@dbrenb It. am .ppton1at fiji Niat: rad
,intu d, yp,ttrpfuf&ttn 6.rbcftrjuat. ben mtss
b,Qen Belt uup. @eltsenbsit aitt, tbrs
Ma&t: ID famrusln unp .lu fdrten, UNI
hem l4eais4 .&apoleon nit fetuen 81, 600
mann' IN WRfrifo unp 5fetner. Glotte In
Golf ,ur sSnhrpsnttpn mint. wdrDe s.
ibm ia an+Grrr1nrsn rtht fstltn. At6tE
1dut Deuttmt TT 8tT. Stuutsn- wt1Irt1
paur, bp@dJ buf.nttt& snrratfhtn- preiiR
paseaen eulsgtn, ppasI nuaiaiaa nit ibr.n.ga.
nen anb II Hreus aansa- fel&e Ultllhf'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
(Go1tftsuna folot.),
9ie Webeneu i'm &auawtditat bfu1iT

roe Qanp rldG5tlos aus unp [dlepp'n
4Qes fort. was ai&t nisp@ une naasIfsR IL.
Bsfcnrsrs ipertbpol inp fir liz rie Sal3.
wsrfs. Git (didsn icpisl SaIA. ale 1t nur
tT9tnb ma6fn f6nntn. mad rem Sdren.
no a. lebr earan fsbIt. Grauen founnen
molten. ,reit nit klteln bsr; um ros
fonf 70 aerina asa&tete gemdra. uslhee
fte Ia. ;Isster 3st l&msHli@ entbsbrsu
Mu6ten. ~ frtoltsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
Baderes Bencbmen bee @sntral Gurf
fiS in. Ct. <QpuiS. lleber @en. Curtis.

Baderes Beurbmcn bee G.ntral Gur1
tic in, ct. 2ouis. uebn Gen. Gurtte,
ffr- 9eafnmd1iig I'm I2nuiaL fommaa.
rtrt. mtIrtt pis HNsue 3eit':
: ,@uvtis bdlt, ,rie MIR nf@t anter8 IL.
,purtsu t%urften, 'tte Don. Dem. @enevar.
propoR Ma1lboQz Gor1or oueaeastsnsH
Grsipapi.e nit 4&siner aaHsen Maat unvz
autortidt oufrs@t, trob Der aeesntbetlisen
Iisps6tionen tes jetisen- Gbsfs- esr Mt.
litdrpoifJef bier. Sobalb Ter nsut Grm'
manreur pee Deyarttments lettep -@ams'
taa ndMlt@ ron rer &erbaftsns Gfefae'
tprrrr untEr etn1 0or1rdsll1 bue fl to1a@
len ptrEsn 3uast5rt' bnttsn. pernabun. BE-.
fabl. Il ipfcrt zrie Befbsiltat., Yorteftn. oB
,sbuiF; MarfGaE. arsofat:; G%onfiabler
1rer tpo6 {cnfI, fDfotn 03fnI&en1teb1t0bII
feRlunebmeu. unb Dol: TN @ilitdresrt&t
y, a:a. So 81 ! mot II be- 9a''as fiji
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
@i0el u,,b, Sailed.

Die q. q. Iribune pom ii. mtlett i:
&c bat f& ale sewib bsrausssas0t. eae
Der Brtef BE ngen. :Sta,l. In. weldem It
pulanat. leinss .&ommonres tnilest au
usresn, nj. BEN YrdlibsS.
ten eel anat f. obwobt rnhlt6
f&on fsi, IA 9aaen an ben p9dftentsnf
duff rem prpnun0smdbi8en Bsa. ob9e.
(anpt rporen mar. Gin dbnlihu Brisf
giefl's inpN iilouri aeldrisbsn, fam aud
nt&t an bsn Yrdfrenten, Ia IT notbweu.
rie rur@ 6aQtd's 6dnre must..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16
81
81.
1.!!. az. /.
fn.hnu 9faA

6 tso.dauf Sted.
Bomtt taan Id Sbaen tisnen, urrine
Andbiss Damsn' pr fro9te fe In fonni9er
Grsunsu4tet $50 tin On. @uae.t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

Der @&nstesr suidste -F&. IN ben Ca
ben, uu etsfen- !8eftbt aus3uri&ten unit
feline Gb,bdtftt befou,ptim.nitrt. tale bar.
auf be beipen ebtn anastammen.u %.
men III We Gcmptoirnutr.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-10-16

s,h, sssrbuut,n far tas t.l|saie @ef&ent
Tnp aa,t. nn.tu,n s,torfomasnD e"s AZ
.Sprs&sn Sts nt&t eapo', aleoe Ply
mann, Nl tbr ek f&tne Mett~e IA ]
@crt' 40 TONNE stssmetS In stntt
an, t,fonp,y,u anstbeenbett 10 Sbnen.
e,% t,borf Sbr,s &atbss. Strer 6dlfe."
80, g,f,tien~ ,Stt .SsuctBsT frau, 1tsr
e>bre atborfamRtD i:utstn
"IGinb pir+oQHn unbhaul&tT
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-03-28

mnny disease gone gives relief its wor
The hlocaan
The local applied such the
employed heretofore The constitutional remedies
this special disease particular of their a
phcaton, entirely original
From the NeO York C041er and Tnpnr June
CataTh preliminary il
raetabe treatment As frequently deafness brought
ensve lighthi
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-06-27
Warnings and Proyidences.

The proof of the truth OF the fol,
lowing statement taken from the
Courier del Europa, rests not only
upon the known veracity OF the mar.
rator, hut upon the fact that the
whole occurrence ia registered in
the judicial records Of the criminal
trials OF the Province Of Languedoc
We give it as we heard it from the
lips ofthe dreamer, as nearly as pos
sib,e in his own words:
As the junior partner 10 a com
mercial house at Lyons, | had been
travelling for some time on the bust
mesa Of the firm, when one evening
in the month Of June, 1761, | ar,
rived at town in Lsnguedoc, where
| had never before been. | put up
in Q quiet inn in the suburbs, and
being very much fatigued, ordered
dinner at once, and went to bed al
most Immediately after, determining
to begin very early in the morning
my visits to the different merchants
| was no sooner in bed than
fell into deep sleep, and had a
dream that made the strongest i'm.
preston upon me.
thought that had arrived at the
came town, but in the middle OF the
day instead OF the evening, as was
really the case-that | had stopped
at the very same inn, and gone ont
Immediately, as an unocoupiod stran'
ger would do, to see whatever was
worthy OF observation in the place.
| walked down the main street into
another street, crossing it at right
angles, and apparently leading into
the country. | had not gone very
far when ! came TO a church, the
Gothic portal which stopped to ex-
anime. When | had satisfied my
curiosity advanced to a by.pati,
which branched off tho main street
Obeying an impulse which ! could
neither account for or control, took
into this path, though it was wind,
ing, rugged and unirequented, and
presently reached miserable cot.
.age, in front Of which was a garden
covered with weeds. had no diff
Guilty in getting iuto the garden, ioI
the hedge had several gaps in il
wide enough to admi. four cart,
abreast approached an old wei
which stood solitary and gloomy il
Q distant corner, and looking dowr
into it beheld distinctly, wi,hou
any possibility OF mistake, corpse
which had been stabbed in severa
places. | counted the deep wound
and wide gashes whence the b'oo'
was flowing.
! ! would have cried out hut m
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his pipe, having done which he
arose and commenced pacing the
floor.
He took half O dozen turns up and
down each side OF the room, sp.
proactlng the table each time, when
having exhausted his pipe he return.
ed to his seat and refil.ed II.
He continued to smoke until the
clock struck twelve, when he arse
from his seat and slowly knocking
bis ashes out Of his pipe, said:
"Boys, it's twelve o'clock, aud
must leave you; good byol"
Immediately all around the room
ran streaks Of fire, hissing and
sqirming; the cabin was filled with
dense, sulphurous smoke, amidst
which was heard a crash like O clap
of thunder. The tories sst in thei !
chairs paralyzed with fright.
The smoke soon cleared away,
but the prisoner was nowhere to be
seen. The table was overturned,
the windows smashed to pieces, and
one chair was lying on the ground
outside the building.
The tory leader, after recovering
from his stupor, gave one glance OF
terror around the room and sprang
ont Of the window, followed by his
comrades. They ran through the
forest at the top oftheir speed in the
direction OF the British encampment
leaving their muskets and other
arms to the mercy of the flames,
which had now begun to devour the
cabin.
The next day, two young men
dressed in the Continental uniform,
were seen standing near the ruins o.
the old cabin. One was the hero o.
the night previous.
"Let us hear all this2" said the
other.
"Well," sail he, "lsst evening as
| was passing this place, two tories
ran out and took possession OF me,
before | could make any resistance.
They took me in the cabin, and who
do you suppose saw as leader Of
the party but John Barton, our cid
schoolmste.
"He talked with me, and tried to
induce mo to join them; but | told
him ! couldn't do it, that at twelve
o'clock was going to cscape-dis
appear in a cloud OF fire and smoke;
but he laughed at me, and said | was
out OF my head. About IL o'clock
| asked him il ] might smoke. He
said he had no objection; so | filled
my pipe and lighted it, and com.
menced walking the floor. had
about pound of gnnpowder in my
pocket, and as walked strewed It
all over the floor. When the clock
struck twelve | bid them good bye,
and told them | had to go; and then
knocking the ashes out Of my pipe,
tho powder ignited, and u dazzling
flame OF fire shot across, around and
all over tho room, filling it with suf.
locating smoke. Before it cleared
away, hurled chair through the
window, sprang ont and departed,
leaving them to their own reflect.
ions. You know the rest.
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A Patriots Stratng en-.
A LEGEND OF SEVENTY, S

A LEGEND OF SEVENTY. SIX.
Night had set in deep and dark,
and in small log cabin, situated a
few miles from Trenton, Now Jer-
sy, sat five men, four OF whom were
seated around an old oaken table in
the centre OF the room, engaged in
playing cards. while they frequently
moistcned their throsts with large
draughts from an earthern Jug bat
stood en- the table.
They were heavily bearded, coarse
looking men, and from their dress,
which resembled tho British uni
form, they were evidently tories
The other was q stout built young
man, clad in the continental uni.
form. lie sat in the corner of the
room with his face buried in his
hands.
"Tom," said one Of the tories,
rising from the table and seating
himself near the young prisoner, for
such he evidently was, TON, you
snd were school boys together, and
| like you yet. Now why can't you
give up your wild notions and Join
usl You are our prisoner, and, il
you don't we shall hand you over to
headquarters tomorrow, while, il
yon join us, your fortune js made,
Tor with your bravery - talents
you would soon disting uisb yourself
in the royal army, and af.er this re
bellion is crushed out, your cause
will be rewarded by kHighthood ard
promotion in tho army. Now there
are two alternatives; which do you
choose."
Neither" said the young man,
raising his head and looking the TO.
ry steadily in the eye.
~ am now, as you say, your pris'
oner. but when the clock strikes
twelve, ! shall leave you-I shall
disappear in a cloud of fire and
smoke, and neither you nor your
conn AIDES, not even myself can pre-
vent it. You may watch me as
close as you please, tie me hand and
foot il you will, but higher power
than yours or mine has ordained
that should leave you at that time" "
Poor fellow, his mind wandars,' -
said the tory; "he'll talk differently
in the morning" And he returned
to his seat at the table, leaving the
youth with his head again resting
on his hands.
! When the clock struck eleven, the
young prisoner drew q pipe and
some tobacco from his pocket, and
asked the tory leader II he had any
objections to his smoking.
"None in the least" he said, add,
ing with a laugh-if you'll prom
ise not to disappear in a cloud Of to
bacco smoke"
The young man made no reply
hut Immediately filed and lightec