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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
GENERAL FOSTERS DEPARTMENT.
Mr.. Edwin r. de Nyss's Despatch.

Mr.. Edwin r.. DE Nyse's Despatch.
FoRrp,ss MoNsoS, sept. u, 1868.
Arrivals from oharlestoa AZ this point are very few
and far between Tho from that place therefore
very What General Gilmore is doing we cannot
say, give you any idea Of tho operations Of tho
at home II MOI moro 80.
Hs so,ksESm
are somewhat mysterious. in accordance with bis old
fashion. hope that General Meade shrewd and
terprising TO allow Leo escape without nght for
ageDeray reported fact that tho latter ooer gradn
ally removing hs troops 10 points further South whence
no can operate against Rosecrsns in cooperation with
Bragg.
RRHovAL raaoSrRs 10 po,Sr ioosour.
Fora Norfolk be'ng Overlooking With rebofprisoners,a
good portion a them taken 10 Point Lookout rhey
manifested great chasrn At being taken from this point
ana expressed tho greatest feelings Of admiration and
respect for Major Murray One Hundred and Forty eighth
wsro marched out and 90 board Tho O. smith at ,hrcS
y NJ today, amid tho loud cheers ~ tho remainder %
the prisoners. Lieutenant stube Assistant Provost Mar
snsi had charge 81 the whole party, aud accompanied
them AZ Tar as the fortress whcro Captain sse took
Co'one, Joseph O. Granbury, 4,h North Carolina miii,a
Lieut. Colonel Chss. w. Wood, ath North Carolina militia.
Lieut.. II. Bripk'cy. 4,h virginia Infantry.
Lieut. jas Spence. Co ooth North Carolina Vols.
v. vandevccr, LIST Assistant Engineer, - 4.
W. Smith. Acting Master, Confederate States Navy.
c. NJ Norfet Assistant Confederate states Army
j. L. Patton Faym,ser Clerk Confederate states Army
r. Craddock, Detective for Provost Marshal At Rich
mOnd.
Besides those officers there were sixty prvates
company ing ,hom.
PENNSYLVANIA cAvAfKy
have lately beop extremely active In their scouting duties
against the gncrIas aud bridge burners who inest
the country about Portsmouth and Norfolk Although
their exploits often Of great service owing Ia chs cum
Il impoes,be 20 mako the facts " interest TO
your readers tke tbs opportunity OF giving them
credit for their attention 70 thcir duties.
pulRs
by this regiment during the performance q it, duty are
named rs follows
w. W. Miller Robert Rawling. N. Brown, David Har-
good, william Gallup, v Burgess, Marx Mctlenan.
These I'll civilians and gucrilias and from the
eacherous and dangerous OF their avocaton the
capture In judged . fortunate ono.
GENERAL yosrER GENERAL SAoisE
proceeded 10 Fort Rodman 10 day 10 review tho troops
and inspect the fort ncati0ns Everything, as you may
imagine, Is quiet and prosy In this department..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

,pu o, .pr..l r.aa.1e, 70 rur ,osrn cI.o

yirrr % ADMIRAL riRaaGrf 70 rnr toarn ciso
LISA.
- Hor1sy issi. ~ 1iss nss. ths swirsg~tss -.
- "a cwgfsosrtssy W.T. q caDm.easr Mad -
ssfs ~ hssthp kartA c.realss. a -h<L sssss~ -
"a. f~,sissd wHh 40 No hasvs /. a. faas 80 -
ss'.ts9 w'ssn rans 80 tfei. $50 ~ "a,
esl~at hsnd = t1e skiy a4fol~fss astfffwsis Esfs
sn- sses tlreash ne s~ss. sta pa,sa' s.issf-ssAa
- Sss D. osyarrs ssstsa ns ssfm tsa rs<r-re~s
st<~r Or n a~ssiy tee tLsM..aa4 thfss k@s1sea ssn
~ a x iteus sae.siias - .Asr - ss< 49, sas
- sf~sr~s- s~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

Mrs scsTing ASPECT raynents Of guns, gun ages
masses OF msebrery bala, bots hammers, sanses all
oothd and mixed together With tho iron, brk ard NOR
var va msnl@ and IN Just that have been he'd from
Their long time honored places Here too o the myriad
Fragments ~ lr,rclilcs
h inc iarap as you glance around the pleasant walk
tnas Mas bcen tcenc VI many social episodes eager
reneberei by "ur fair ones. you observe that tho
aeoh ~ destruction has likewise lard his heavy haB.
ose solai gun, oomiBgthisn above all else. keeps
ooey watch and this has been tLy covered by tho
dNe dashed over " IN the passage Of shot guns
broken 10 every conceivable Ito around their
destroyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
G n A r L { S T Q NJ.
ARRIVAL or THE FULTON AND MISSISSIPPI.
NEWS TO SUNDAY, SEPT. 30.
Our Troops al Work Mounting Gums
On Battery Gregg.
r'c~.>o~>>~o~>~-~~>~~~o>
A NORTH EAST GAL
QUIZ FLEET AL RIoRx.
Tho Magazine Explosion in Rebel
Battery Cheves.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
>~~~>~>>~>~-~.~~~~,c-
Interesting Extracts from Charles
ton Papers.
.>o~~~~~>c~o~o~--,~~,>-
The Entire Arms Bearing Population Of
South Carolina Called 10 Arms,
&c., Co.. -
ARRIVAL OF REBEL PRISONERS.
Interesting Extracts from Charles.
ton Papers.

Tho steamship Fulton, Captain wotton arrived yester.
day morning from Port Royal having passed CAAreston
bar At twelve O'Clock noon the 10th inst.
Tho steamship Mississpp, from New Orleans, 81 this
port. reports passing Charleston at three O'Clock A.
Sunday. tho 10th inst, and heard heavy firing
Tho Fulton reports that tho work OF mounting guns %
Battery Gregg vas very slow IN consequence Of tho
noyance received from the rebel Battery Boo and For.
Mourie by shot and she'll which were fred Al intervals
Of aboat twenty minutes.
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IMPORTANT.
~~~---ee~s,-s~~-,-~,-.~y-~
THE VERY LATEST
The Rebel Rams to be
Detained.
.->--~.>--~>>~-~~~-~>s,-~
Russian Policy Towards PO-
hand and Germany,
-, -. -


Loxpor, sept ., 1881
~ rad Iron Rams 10 ts Dsa'wed-s~i Nesas for ne
Rssl~- MT rvsafioa Dssoum--Gioos and Gvia of
~ Resd SsmpdtA1os, DC.
. bcse " from . privsso and rcIiase source, that
Ssssi ~s1< has barn sees % M. AGass aot as
90 -r~x Al L,uopoei ord CiossoV stopped ty hs
s,ssvwsss s~d ,cai ne Of legal tribunal, This
arsvss sAs last nail rebel conn No ray Of hopc
sssa tbs side ,iuminasse The cause ottse rebellion.
rns Asrs,oa win be cue for LOUIS Napoleon, and
- be 80 declined without EneAaa the game Of
ssrvspts, reccsnsoa and asssiAsse % this side may
- sa~sssarsd op Tbe gloom thai has been gathering
sver The ~ce~hn general NE nina Of John
ssws IN parscuAr, has nov eliminated IN one grand pail
~ oepair Al ihat ossssy oxaliapt tone which was 90
e before 4ih q Jsy. bas gons 20 The tomb o. the
ssspusts u 10 not disaster, or cue yece q bad
as.,- bat myrlad. yos know "srows osma rot sin
IN <pes BAT tatialons" Those sorrows are i.r tho
sssSsrn sebss. and ,boy caused ~ te bsiAnuso a
Usc< sam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

CososEs-' Isgt ssrs YEurrDAv.-Msrgwst RJtnEau
died saddsniy her residence "a James street yss,sr
day. circumstances which lad the~s he
beaten DEATH The police arrested the husband q
dece-'cd sa,p.ooa d being implicated 10 tbs affair.
who committed 70 await the scgion a tho Cofousr
1be isguest ~ii be held to-day
Bsn,smin Moody, master n . scborsr, vas fossi
drowned Oh Governors Island Yesterday, add brought
70 the battery, where an pgast Gas tsii b. Coroner
Collin.
Coroner Rsns.y held .qsest ur-o its h.,sy q an
upsbg~n mao, sbogt forty years u age, ioasd
drowned st tho FOOD II Jay stre.t.
AsuvAl oy rus vnsrr yocnrH C0sxprlrrr Tsngisssr
his r.gimeat under oommsod o. so.opsi nsbsSod and
Do~ pum ber,ss oniy HUNDRED iDsn
night sev Orieas- es the STEAMER Continental 81
for hIadletowp, Copnsstcs,, ~hsrs pespN.isas
have been y sl.s suisg recsp-so The resi
mott = mon,ha enc, and di-tlrsis bod Itself No
attack rWBesr aty, vbers teyc 81 u the el
rcee,ysd them On their arri,s ais io q Canal street.
aud provided them ~ifb sIh@tAetlsi supper board
ino boat fbs regimen, -il isays ibla sitsfroa ~
n,ddietosD.
Tms D.r % Arosssx,r last svssins Tho Jewish ~
u Aioocuss, oomnsosed. The olga q hs fsstr1
may b found 10 he srLeIl chapter and tss1iy sillh
v.s.o u i<,rcss. ms ~ss ihs only asy -hseh tEs
Iigs Priest Allo~-d - erisr ths bosy tciSs
SANCTUARY q NJ Temps fan sunsst 49, srsnsg
gGia tha Bgar t~ Tscrss 10 Jess a tks eaT
wia Observe rrsi isat, rArtAsnr - sren - -atsf
~ a.y s~rscas rfn b. hsa 40 No syns1asuss
o. the city.
pso-un.-At late hoa % uesaay nsst pst,ais
-.ienuas. uBps nsms asso0-a, sisnsr Jaasg~s A.
fsA overload ahsy crasioa JOG ysf No
" fast rltef, AID drcsp@f
TRK erssn C,ssfrss Pam ovs-Y~brdsy Car ~.
st<etor nogls All a ibs s-s.yr. 40 tbs
emp yu.esi y ~ eay fOf sbss Asof sks .asos, tss
twstty tboasand saaArs
psy wsrp sp,r rsi-sea thres saa for o'ca,s
yswLsrAay soenlssa hss bsrss IA tie rArfst a a
ffAnsd-sifrg 70 ~ waisr street., fts ~. bs,.ss -
~ gfsat.f pat - tb< rsg Lasaaxs sDset tsc 10
30 Ia balking - assulisd ~ rGffrA lnir Les
" rtiufe, A., ssoot tEo. - DsofAssg. fhosDss
knftN ssstsf .atss sblfs 81 "a. 49, AAnAAss4
~ w4tef ttrt tif. ttsofs-i fss $50 y ~ lsfrs
bsfr tpF iEsarks<s ts-nrssy rls ss ~ 81 ~
have ~ q tsssea ~ s<fe~s-me~s
S@tai Aseiasas ~ ss- B.hf-,d fa,hos.
sf- Ia ssts. isst "a. issa.
ssads a. srs,aia ~sr sgaa I~Ye.r. 80 hstsss
"a ,s,~sf1i ~ 50 - go eus ffea1sfa fspg.
u ts~.-y drt--a5. IA ossssAsa@s 800 sssei
" sa.as s.s.- 4 !, s~s~~sr-s Ne -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
The Difficulty Between the Ninth Ward
school Trustees and Miss Mclean,
Arising Out OF the Tune OF John
Browns Marching Along"
SUPREME COCRT--sPECfAL TERN.
Pefore Hon Judge Clcrke.

Pefore Hon Judge Ccrke.
SEPT. 22-7he People ne Relation OF Catherine
Mclean, By Hugh Ocean, her Fosr and Nert Friend,
The Board Of School Trustees Of the Ninth Ward Of the cry
Of Neo York-1his was motion for mandamus I,
compel the school trustees OF the Ninth ward permit
Miss McGean aged sixteen years. to resume ho pace In
Grammar School No. l6 appears that in May last the
principal teacher her with her father
saying that she suspended for nsubordinaton On
inquiry he ascersned that this OF her suspension
was declining sing the words "God s Marching On
In song hymn called "The Battle Hymn oil the Repub
lc," TO the tue o.! the "John Brown song" The
reason abe assigned the objected TO wore
reverent The father then sent written memorial 10
the Board OF Trustees setting forth the facts and asking
that the pupil be restored. The trustees. however
Immediately passed brief resolution, dismiss
ing her afor characterization" The father then
presented q memorial 10 the Board of Education, re.
questng their interference 10 restore the child That
Board appointed committee % investigate tae matter
The trustees together with the father the pupil the teach
and others attended before this committee1w after
full debcrstiop, reported 70 the Board
that the Of dismissal assigned was SUBSTANTIALLY the
only that tho general department OF the pupil had
been cxco1sn and unexceptcnabe that she at,en-
tive her studies and had great proficiency and
that 10 ,he opinion q The The reason given by
sufficient thathose words were irevcrent and that the
not snthorzeds BY the course Of studies pre-.
crbed by the Board OF Fducaon and ought not 20 have
been introduced into the school The committee further
reported that ,he trustees had simultaneously with the
dismissal, discontinued tho song.
Tho Board Of Education after protracted discuss on
which occupied the attention the pubic journals OF the
time passed resolutions, by vote OF twenty three 10
three Disappearing the Justyipg the refusal OF the
pupil ng the OBJ econ bile words aud requesting the
trustees rensate her. These resolutions
mitted the trustees who declined 20 comply with the
request and now tho father on behalf OF hrs daughter
sceksuhe aid OF the supreme Court
Afdavits read 10 opposite n, giving the facts ~
understood by the trustees 70 sxist and seyfr, POINTS
Of Law were argued involving the 5wer OF The tfee1s
under tho school law 70 dismiss pupil for purposes y
Discipline, ard ybelkJ Jhc Ie.asal Q, pupl W an.
eS6S 10 The sDgsg DO ks reserbed - the BOARD OF
Ihc Court ,ook ls Mars and ts decision Mr..
John 4. BfSah Tor realor; exJudge L. D. Woodruff for
RESPONDENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
Our Beaufort Correspondence.

Our Denufort Correspondence.
BKArSow', N. @ Sept. IS. 1868.
Blockade Ruaaer Drscsa Box 70 Diris, &c.
For two days-scptember and 1.-TWO large side,
wheel, double smokcstack steamers had been lying on
Soss Fisher, at the entrance TO wmipgton fun Wow
Of our o'ockading squadron. apparently waiting for
opportunity TO run out Tuesday night. tho stb, Of
sne AnsIorcbei steamers endeavored 10 carry their
intention and started darkest hour OF tho night 10
vus past our bckndess In this however ho was foile
for the eunboa. Nansemond suddenly presented herself
Across The rebels path. secesh turned sil, and IN his
haste TO got aground IA was disco by our
blockaders next day. outside tho bar.
Tuesday morning tho rebels were seen busy removing
cotton from tho steamers deck and sending Il up tho
river ~ Shters "Wednesday afternoon by order OF tho
SENIOR ocer OF The station the 1unboats Nansemoud and
Nippon got under weigh and took up position OPP slto
tho grounded steamer. and opened Are her for tho
purpose Of destroying her possible, and At the
time eraw The pange OF the rebel shore batteries. The
Gre Of tho gunooats returned by Fort Fisher
the mound and other shore batteries and quite brisk
shs rebel guns were q too ous range for our shells fell
short. while The rebel shots passed. in Instances,
considerably beyond US During the action one she
struck Asteru Of her, poughing hugo hoo the water
Our guneoa,s nnd ne they could not destroy tho
thereby Weakening the blockade withdrew and the fol
lowing morning the steamer had disappeared. This Ia
the irst time. believe, blockade runner has heen
turned under the very guns OF Fort Fisher and driven
back 10 Wilmington. For some time now most vy,lant
watch has been sustained by our biockadng squadron
Now Inlet and We assured that vessels the
last two or three weeks have either passed or out
that point
Departure OF Canadian Blockade Ron.
orxbsc, Sept 70. 1883
The steamer Bowmanyie went to last night, clear
ing fer Havana; but expected she viii take
from Nova Scotia and the blockade The steamer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

Iorurs, SEPT .. 1919.
IA Lx-sa Lomac~ roa.e WaysaE Souud--A Great
<scaios saul,d IA Hfken h,nA@', a..
nov 49, VII you De 20 crce 70 yonr Jasdcn cossln
q serrpr1
rsrror, nA~~d' What . lbe terror 10 tte sssoani a
~ocsS ron hs-s eosi hm' Are you aware tha ever
sssoe suppv'S s'ciory gained by tortossep ship over
Ero~s.os pAisern, no hss taken Thai cas~ Of
sssss my pr,c,s And nos thu Astounding foes
s~i, IN va<sAv ssa.d. Esss~oo sAp lor a. cspssss
<sle calls Me "sevowss surrss sbp, has destroyed
ssbs, won- ~seS- o. irop anything yco please - IN
asss. pnasss iAu iwo sq~si vsssss q s,nsi eallbrs
sApsA ashs that a,~1s'sv a sn hsv. that q ss
- shs~aA yissA, = re -. M assa bss~ssa ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

The sales OF cotton yesterday by r. H. Mong, mcrv for
cash United states Treasury notes and the
Of four half per pound paid by tho pur
chascrs hundred aud ninety four bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

Tors tsFA y, 1901
rtvsis ssser sA,e- ihsi Iasrs.-i lfss -,
!. ins y uh.rer.-ri ~ Port sa.I.te - ftmtro 10
~ 80 tru.stys az, gss- s~atf - psrrsa 80
81 n.atn+s :. pp- 10 tta>r -a.ak sys sss
o. r.srs a vesies - I've fws~w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
News from new OrIra ms.

AVHIVAL W THE bTEAN THANsFUHT CUNTTNENTNL.
The United states steam transport Continental Captain
Msrshman from New Orleans tho Ism inst arrived
At this port yesterday afternoon. We indebted 10
PuIscr Craft for files Of late papers.
oyxRy GENERAL GRAM
We arc glad TO DO able TO aaDocncc the recovery Of
General Grant from tho injuries no sustained by his horse
failing upon him while reviewing the Thirteenth army
corps at New Orleans the sd inst He LETT New or
leans the 4th inst In tho steamer Pen Franklin for
NiCksbIrg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

LONDON, Sept. Q, 1853.
Mr. Cyrus W. Field viii return TO America Saturday
next, in tho China 1hs contract for the manufacture
and laying down next OF good submarine cable
between Ireland and Newt, midland signed the 9Th
inst.
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. a l e II tin
Dcer
Sic ~ eiee Trau*
Cine Noueue in pier Qbtbeiluneen.
Nou Z, JiellNab.
(6Ort1eguus.)

Ma5 trd rer &rie9 fir ein llnbeil 1T !!
leufSte Ter @reie, ais ct tie ibDnen 3ims
mer I'M Sdlpb 10 ann 2a;aretb einribten
lab. Gem fpmnt ee nobl ;u Wute! Den
ormen Yemrtneln rer Qdnrer 0vmib ni9t
unp zen 0rc6en 6erren aub niht |unpsr>
LID renn E IT Yarbet mub allemal "a:
tei verIiere,, peniSltens baten lie es aue
teler, menn iie in Nub unp J,ieren NIT
eiuoncer ietten!
Ge tamen INNER neuc 0e,muntete, unp
nod waren lan9e niht ale unter9etradt.
So CAB olle 5dnpe pou gu tbun. 49, Sin
llnterpifiSier, Der rie Gtirn nit einem Sud,
pe&buncen bate trat gu eem @birur0u6
unp mclrcte lib init peu 0Sprteu .6err
Telr1deer id bin nit letba damn tpmmanz
Dirt, um 5ii!fe i'm yaso1etb ;u lsifen !!
91ie bei6t Gr? fra9te rer Gbirur8. unz
teroff;ier Gaentin opn cer pritten Gomz
paenie! lautete rie 2lntmprt.
0a6 untere @todlprf 1T pou> ipra9
rer %rjt; lol1e er mir prei Mauu bier ;uz
rid unp 9ebe Gr nit BEN anrcrn binaut
uno ittoff Gr 2a9erltrob unp wa6 lon(t
nSlbi9 in Die oteren 3immer.
@aleptin 9in9 binouf. Ginise 3immer
maren often, in rie ct lo9lei9 Gtrob brin<
gen uno Eager erritbsn lief. Damn fam
sr DOR cine uerldlc0ene Sbiir ps6 @cr>
rirors. 5eea> 5lter tief Ct cen Snlpetz
tor an lblicGt pieie Gbiir auf. gNir baz
ben nod niGt pIug 9eau9!
!6dberletn erl1rad. Gs mar bic Gbiir,
Die 81 ben 3immern fibrte ,pel6e on's
Nrdir ftteben. sic leiteIe sun6hf 3u etz
nem Dur69an96jimmer BON pem man
ltnf6 in Elm iebr gerdumi9e6, ra6 einem
Saal 9lid, trat> re6t6 in po6 WrbeitsSim>
mer pes perltotbenen BeFsers, no f9 pas
Bett Der S0rpnin befanp.
Das 3immer fam ih nidt SFnen MEL
rete Der Jnipectpr aueweidenp, ra6 Enp
ia bic 3immer Der 9ndpigen Trau! .
Wa5 3immer cer Andpi9en Trau, rief
@olentin untpilliB. Muen Neipett Dor ber
Qndcisen Trau, aber mcbr 9telpstt por
meiuen &omeracen. gBir brouGen nod
ploB. 2l!lo nur bet nit tem S9lu0el,
mir baten feline 3eit gu perlieren. Cine
@uncc l@msr,t pa MIL Seper balo 5u.
Nube 3! s.- ..:..
6dberlein mar tn 1uberfer8erleaenbeit,
SD babe Zen Gdlul1el ni6t, onlwortets
ct sittcrno> unp ia9te Die @abrbeit> benn
eie 8aroniu bate Jpn binter 1i@ ab9ejo>
gen. ,a.. -.
Nun 10 ,pollen mir un6 ieltf Dfnen
rief @alentin; mir boben fdon ancer'
Sdansen eeitiirmt. @ottbolp, Sdwepe'
uno Sdul;, fat einmal NIT an! @i,
wullen ZEN Meiter SGlo0er ipielen! ST
nidt ir9encwo bier cine Stanee ooer cir
5etebaum Su erwiIbsn, cab mir pas Ding
auflpren9en fonnen :?
9l6 mas 6ebsbaur, 5err untercff,ier
antmcrtete @ottbpIp, cine @efalt, fnorriQ
mie Elm Gidbaum. Sb babe immer etr
paar 6etetdumc BET mir !6ol3 ber! Unit
init rtelem Nuf rannte er nit ben Mam.
mutbfnodcn lsiner @dultsrn 9e9en iii
5blr. @ie fnidte uno fnadte, lprans abe,
nod nidt auf; 5err Seiu6, ra&te 5lber.
lein. 8omm Sdul3, rief Shwecer. nil
mouen YeIotenfeuer aeten! 6ol3 bet NQ'
pret @renaciere liefen Sturm in eineu
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ScllcfriifiiDeS.
9ie @bube.
8en W libel m a9ner.

Oeu " ~ y = III W Nt|+
&inberi&ube - feline l@1aern
Ginoeu mir i'm eanSeu Veben.
Y4ie iie lei9t uno Obne Soreen
ucber 8lumenpfase lbwrbeu,
@ie lie friib i'm 9 'terbaule
llnb ouf beitsrm @pielplas tpeilen.
gBie fe ni9t na9 ft'een Srdumeu
Sn bic weite 8erne eien
$, mie Sliidli9, ner Fe trdet,
gDer nod ni9t na9 mcrsen fra9t!
% amber 9ube - nan9en 6uSel
9abs ibr I9on su iiberlteieen
Ord 1T cute @anc'runs einsm
@ieses5use gu aerslei9en.
@tol3e 2ebeneibeole,
Rutb uno 9cfnuns piiessn nit;
AQes @ruBe, oles SbSne
Toleet eurem 0liieelI9rit.
Sn Der 11Snen Suseusscit
ST bas 5er3 nod fril9 unb meit.
Gang II. Braut}9ub, {el'se @tuueen,
gBp nc9 SioIen auf ben @anoeu,
Np nod feline kittre Saultung
Das besliidte 9er3 unfauscn>
QGu bic 2iebessStter leonenb
Mus ben 5Sbfn nieeerl9meten
uab bcr Msrtbs CARTE 8lutbeu
Dur9 bic blpnben Qofen tpeben
Giumal 9riinet MIR Der Wiai
@rltcr Qiebe Stbmdrmerei.
5au9i9ub' enblib une Vautofelu
Mabnen an bss 2ebens plase>
gn oas 3e9iment Der Jrausu>
9ln bic arbe;tsibwereu Sage,
Aber aud on itiue Ureuoen
Sn rem bausli4en Mlp!e,
llnb an Mbsnbrub uup Nsietcn
Na6 tss Gaees buutem Spie!e.
Nub i'm glter fiut bic Srult
@i1 nit Stiaeu @iiiefe6 2u 1.
81 tpir nun anf 9rcBern 0ube,
Sosr cb arf fleinem leben>
St ein lpdrl;9 Mobl mir talten>
81 mir GoQ uue Gsfte eeter,
Sb mir in ben eisnen 5aulr>
Sber Oh I'M fremo' wobnen,
Ob nit 5uloieung urs bic MenlGsn,
Spfr cb nit unoaDt lpbuen,
Sober, lbsint er aud ts9liid!,
QDeib eob, no Der g bub i'm brudt.
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~Tarmers &pme.
'9att> un6 8parbinqb1u8,

WV 0uu+ptIlSVuu0
- BON @eor9 9@ruber.
S'erfe Strabe, binter BEN r@inslop. paufe.. !.
ct. paul, Minn. s.s
Dielts GAIT unt Bonrbimataus IL
5f5E@ out eas @ef&maduoufe lie uno Bequem.
ess:b te e'neeridtst unb merben &ei1enbe uut
!-A-kF 8oltsanser auf bas BsRe beeitnt.
IN cer BAR linb itets fril&es 2aeerbier fopie
1e'ne S'Ipre u. atte 5apana- &iaarrsn au babeu.
~ Muber ,ebr QUEER @talIu, babe
A(TE;xET.%@E ! i9 fortwdbrenb cine aroBe Muspobl
4WT rrn Yferten, birect aus s}Qiuois unb
slakEzasazk4zzs Soma importirt, gum @erfauf. Gar-
mtr. lpie ubelbaupt @cl9e. bic pferbe lu foufen
muni@en, tperetn tpobl tbun, bel mir scr3u1pre>
9en. @eprd 8rub,r-
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3llnt 0ttuuefpfn:3hnr-

Gort : Strabe> nabe bem @lodenbou6.
Qer unterseidbnete erlaubt ii@ biermit, bic Nuf-
mertlamte,t ees einbeimii@en unb ausw4rtioe
reutl9en putlifums auf ftin nett unb beorent
e'n9eftefetes Sat- unb 8oifbaus ~ leufeu.
IN oem1elben fnbet Der wertbe Sat bic aller-
tutenn0't@re uI:. une biQiaGe 8ebienuns. reinli&ts
Se9,e, 81 ga1e Hof: tur3 MQes. tpas in elmer anftau-
@ute @taQuna befnbet (idb ebenfalls beirn bouf..
Oas Streben bes unteraeibneten it bic Auer.
ten"une berer, bic ibn betbren. ~ y ''"''
1beobpr Damn.
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Di3 jIllnne(ota 5taots5eitun0,
6 de pcl Oritten unb balbam-
5trobs, einc Ireppe bod,
eylbeint iecen Samlta9 unp 70 tct ;tpei
Dol. per Jabr in Nurau5bejablun9.
Gtnselne Nummeru tofeu Cents.
SeoinBuuScn.
Abonnirsn tann man 5u trBene elmer 3ettees
jlDres; Opb tDnnen pic pem Nbonnemeat upran<
g:pcucen Nummern niAt nab9eIanpt werbsn+
DIR 5ub)uiptions> Yetras fann in Nptenir-
a. einer sut:n Bant sinseibidt nereen.
gtxs" Htun Welp in teyiltrirtcn Yriefeu per<
pcen 1tbt, ta9eu mir Oeu Nerlu1t bod ni9t in
uureyiltrlrtsn Briefen.
N0e Mittbsilunsen, @elper u. ~. Fnb 3u
aosrelliren:
vfcutbcr s Gre1, Yablh9srs.
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unipn S9pteI.
vac Der Mabalbaip> unp 4ten Stro6t.
s0n M. &unfenteimer.
Ne1 erbaut, serdunie, nit bohen unb freunb.
!1@en 5lmmern nerleben> huie bieles 9ptel III, bie-
ts e! ee oem Nel,eneen bic berrli9Nen Bequemli@-
.sta ntoeh gut oerelteer Eoit unb Der bii9fen
Seelsuun9. lotpte cute @etr1nfe an ber Bar.
9eraumise @tauung 1T bel bem 6aule. unb
beBbab ben 6armern namentlid III empftblen.
9ttilenee uno peren @epdd uerSen fret ppu nnb
nad ctr 0anoung befSrbert. 15q
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w" Julu6 OrORS
Gort>Srabe, rabe Dem @in5lop> 6oule,
ct. PAUL, Minnelota.
Das san3e5aus 1T rurdbaus renppirt. Ereunb-
lt@e uno bequenle 3immer neben 1amilien unb
elnselncn pericnen aur Dispuiiiipn. . = -.l, :
n g So Sur CUTE StaQane If ebtnfaus aufs