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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-05-16
Che 0@ashinoton STANDARD,
q. $. OFFICIAL PAPER FOR THE TERRIToH

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen arc authorized
toreceive aud receipt for money due on subscrip-
ton to the STANDARD:
L. P. FIsnER, San Francisco, CAL
Tvos- BoYcE, San Francisco, Cal.
G.. JONES, Vancouver, W.T.
ALEX. S. ABEnxEruy, Oak Point;
I'D. HARRINGTON, Monticello;
JoHx WEBSTER, Port Madison;
HsxRY C. WILSON, Teckalet;
MARSHALL BLIXX, Scabeck.
A. B. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
6rMoney can be sent through the mails at
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Numuler 17O,

t9rem Snterier nnp Gle bette Slide in aon,
6ranffurt 3u fibren, - cine DoIIenbete 1noo
me, Die ltH ettpas eorouf gu quite tbut. Elm
SHUTTER rcn BirtbI doftlidteit Inb in aiihe
Seller, Woi9buuS uub 2innenfammer oon,
betn1iI4 81 iein, unb tie aal rnbisen lbenb
ibreS eret9nibtei9en unb beweeten 2ebenS
ibre MuBe canIit ou8fitGte, ibre @rinuerur,z
gen rno bic @el9idte ibrer 6umilte robr-
bett89etreu NIB l@nudlos, ober nit elmer
9eptnnennen Nnmut6 unidauli9er Darltel.
lung nieoer5uldreiten uNo fir ibre @nfeI
ollerliebite 0eldiaien unO Gr3Gblungen slt
perfalIen, ole crit fpiter, ua9oem Iie i'm
en9ern Sreiie ais DtauuIcrtpt BEN retdlfen
Seifall 9efunceu hatten, and eebruft purs
ben, unr in rer 9un,en 2eIeipelt bur6 tbre
naipr @emiittlidfeit uusetbeilten 8eifaI
fancen. 49, IA.
unter Ger lor9Ilneu liebepcuen BHeoe
1UlAer Gltern uno I'M S6ute zines fplben
Sauspelens auf9ema6len, totte Marie BON
nent V1ter RE unteltehlide @eraoheit ber
@run6Idee unc bic tlalFl6e 9tube ce8 Gem.
beroments, bon Ger Mutter aber cie SdGbe
be8 @eilte8' uno Ser3ens seerbt uub pcr
a(lsm leue edte @eitli9teit, rpel6e aud benz
pcllencetlten @burofter crit bic Weibe sebeu
muB. Sbre Ste NIT Serrn Sponnleu, cem
liinsern Schu eiuer 9ea9teteu Raufnanns.
fan1ilte IN elmer Der 6anleltdote, mar pos
grsebniB elmer reineu 6er3ensueisung uno
elmer IeelilAeu llebereinltimmnng 9etpeIen
pte eS cermalem leioer IeltR unttr benz rel.
dern 8ir9erltonce leltener 5u iperben te
ginnt. lluo Der Saustano bes 5cannIen.
idtn GbepaarS mar rober Elm treuer, uur
bur9 bic 3eitperbdltnilIe etlpas mpoifieirter
IbflatId cellcr, mas Marie iut e[terliasn
Saule seieben bate. 0eiuri6 Soaunlen
ltttte itine Gtau auf ba8 iuni9lte uno le6
ite in oQem rubi9 Bemdbreu, benn er fannie
ihren muiterbaiten Gatt, ibren bc6en Ser.
ltanc. Sin iuniSe,es 8aniltsulebsn ais in
pieIem SauIe mar taun treenowp 3u fincen,
no bic i6liate Anlpru6SlOf9teit Der Tamis
ltenbduptsr III einem fSrmIiden &rntra(te
gu Der Spulen5 ibrer Wpbnuns uno 3u benz
Oura mOblbegriineeten 8eiGtbum peranlaBF
ten NnIehen lfano. Oh t s..
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gS. "A. H . mt.s eiet es TAper lar eruroer:is stts
ais 8r t:S Etr a aess |oss s!rfiae Scr 9srxsre a.,
sa9fu See aus psrsnlEsr cninltcttcseu :oeaeS ise
assf adb 9sl3br&tt @rcne sA Ets teT ers%sai hES IT,
esr ssuaasna iir tha SeseErssts ast ansalihscubaB
"a fsas IN sttSGt aorri as IEt sca6nirts se irncr 3
~ sscrnSvue f aasas ia ssasIeir af6 sss,inr5k
ear MYt xctheatis gmh sasCss eeS ksssu eEassr7
sStcSt aasarspsnGerar1rJes 9efGegen ttkfs g
pbe!N@ "a aon esnea &asi3t bet gNstebss Str syits
grass E .saiaIStrs: sssees: Et e,ssc Z g.
isrcr srssa aksa grrtese aa 9ros. n Rit sas sssst
fr fts nptf stnhts sn faes nt ..sE at eirtn Eiipa
settsr a,s Enysf ~ seslea slb egs g In ens fcas
RrSvrsstt "a Esil.H2 urh aeIAisNt he& t III st ots
ssns, bss sses gre sisfss sgiolaefsS sastst = 81
n Sq9rort eusst8sa Ias. tias gcass ~ IL bea sess
sG5rta sias Is Ssa,asaas asas<s sa o&fssiss s
eoaEErrs &c cuxaer gaas, s& ea &c, E isr sass ben
ra.alss$sH ,.s, sss esosS Tss ss4 S fa = 'ff s @
iagFaya sn;csses; go 1FfRss5e Ss2dictSa rsrlc - '5ss
..ss:, ,ts saB s:*s as:s Esrssa s ssSss ss %
Q3saehtet T5u!as'a5e&. BEL S}ettcn .I
cer nmsaa!ts. Ge!ssr Hit cggslleb:Ia 5e9aItst xus
E( nea Gn sineH evfabrtnsu t ss5t. Sur@ T,cI@s1
aud beFdSiet entu Eraner cite ie5 tias aseurn8 an
sGeu raSrsnb Il In ben daen xp Sit pfsrsos,e - nir
fssas @ s,asse IN fay sss ss - s M yS st sr
ta BettnGnees 6btr -sssttsSireSs ceseen uo ttnr e
oon r 3. eatS opaefntssek GetanSiauaslgetit in rt
naen Eoaen ntue Gde-'eH cher acpnpewtenisn Gr ban
Weeuten aessiIt 3aqIsG aarsntf On. :. "a. Gu1.tt.
bas feline Gn:nhSnS eer -lrsstre ~ b. as
SeEarbe trsrbea. poSurd fs gearIssnt sst Fcrrasn
eIixae 9e,te nnb AEs tIts lenunasr S@pSS IetSeS
pHen @ BET 2etttn rseIbeu 'e0bsy &c htseH $nrsr mrs
SsVss b. entS Sat huteoe sIaSlis g, eta.r Rrsus
seen grOkers SsEPntes a!s trssn. ssS srSt u
len rc @rnb aus rub eE Der eontttaea tire nrprIne
Ie sra eSer taSsm s IS i I @ ssS ESs Mss's. az
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bebenfen to Elm aeunbr @ Elm 8enbsr &6rrer t;e
nrtbmeni9 i9ten Grpreerntiie sur ebelen @ludleiefei
nO So pbne tieie iprb bic &e tes 9ebsnS Sur traureu
Ntlgertdbr Die @tuetden hes Yeb ne oellnfern m fe.
Iid bic eele p;ro sroreu Q}eripciftune
landpliiben Setrddtungen ta5 nus hie 6reurer psle
Mbbere eenteeen rsrweetrt fne
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-18

Die ar1ite 0pmGTne.
Cine @ef&t&te SOm 6rnnffurttr GGHsenfcltc.
| BON 8rGns b. CLING
l6srtiesuna.l

!Dtttien IN ber unterbaltung nit Den 6ct.
ben Trauen fdut Heiu6plo nit tenn @dulIod
unterm Arnr itad 6ame, mie 0ew6Gulid
be9leitet bon Min9o Giptbilre mcute psr,
le9en ben 6unb aus oem 3imnicr ldiden,
aber Serr Jcennlen tcdte Gas Gbier AT 1d
peran une traute ibul BEN sGcpf cltno rie8
ollc lit 9feinbclp, Sbr @rbn? fr1ote or bic
6rau nmo oS5tg cen &naben AT fid Sin
frdftt9er, selunber 8urlde fir iein 9llter -
etn edteS SdJerbLut, 90 frGftts 1T mein
Artbur, ni4t, Der in Oeinem Sitter Ifebt,
Sun9e; cdfttriit er absr aud in Der Stapt
Hermstdli6t aufgewaGIeit,I nnb bat feiuen
lol9 mnntern Besleiter fpie Oh an Deincm
9unoe ba 2ber rii6rtpobl nod bon Geinem
lteten papa Der, ni6t rabr 4? g.
31, Serr! Papa bat ZEN Minso aufses
5p9en, uno Weama bdtte i'm ldcn oft yer
faulen fSnnen, uber iuir bI6eu bas fluoe
treue Ibter 70 lieb 49,. -e.-
eS mar Der 2ieblir9 neines suten 4lbert
l19te 6rau @Bltnser entldulo;Seno. un6 BIC
Abrdnen ltaneen ibr in ben Nuoen; oeabalb
le9tsn MIR una lie6er au6ermeitioe Srfer
ulIf, uno bebielten rae G6ier.
SD peritebe Sbre @ranoe uno ebre iic.
ltebe frau Stel ibr !Derr SoaunIen in bic
Jeee 3u 2asen tpie bic Sbriae, lit lcoar
DE Greue uno 6reunbIdoIt eines Itunn en-
&blereS Elm 3rclt, uno id9 9ebGre ni9t 5u
cenen, mel be fetu gerftGn0ui6 fur oaS
Nendenbsr3 unb bic TbierIeeIe ba6en. @s
9e'el4t Sbucn in ineiuen Nuacu our Gbre,
metne liebe 8rau, boB sic bic ddt coer sebu
SOutso'or, bic Sie un bieIen SunD befrm
men bdtten, rer16md9ten uno lieter Str
SrOo nit tbnt tbeilten, uno id pitrbe es
Sbnen peroenfeu, wenn sic b1s treue ldSne
9bier ni&t lebsssIanB bel ltd bebielten! Gr
lou nit S9nen in meinen1 Sauie piGtcmmea
Iein! af -@
Us iino eft unbeceutenbe Dinae, tpel6e
cine 8ritde fdl1Sen rcm Ser5en gum Ser
gen. uno cine Iclde 8riide mareu he
Worte uno @mpfinbun9en, pelde ltd in
83o'nh Bic sm ausenbid Ss an arcn Tran g6
lin8tr nno ibre Sinoer fiir 5errn Soann1en
enrh8 Teu:r Segunsen, uu6 tie Secin0un>
gen. bic er tbnen ltell:e, Die gorIdlG9e, bic
er ntdAte, fpurten nit gseiferung anae.
ncmmeu, uuO nit ge9enIeiti9en @rwartu,l.
gen zines stfdli6en 3ulamnlenIebens, nit
pem Semeiniamen getpubtIein eines 0efun-
oenen S@aees trennts man li4, perr
ScannIcn poltte nod am ielten Nteno mie
Der gu 1al.ie ieiu, utn 6rau Warien geridt
5u bringen UClt psr 9liifliden 8eenoieun9
lciner WeiIiicu, uno bic nStbiseu 8crfebruns
gen treiien, taulit i&on gu Nnfans Der fiinF
ti9en gBrde Die 6amtIie GBlin9er in ihr
neues Sbbuf etnSieben fSnne; unb Glc-
tbilce unb bic S9ri9en iaben nit ben fro>
tefsm Scfinuneen Der nd6iten 3utunft ent.
seSett. [a
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Trau Wiariu ScannIen par cine 5arte
i9wd6Iide 6rau. aber Iie beIaB ale itne
eolen @igenIGaften be8 @etfcS uno Ser.
gems, ale iene s:rBmiitbiscn SmpulIe, tpelds
tbre Gt9entbitmertn 5u etnenl rabren Seser
fir ale niad,en, Die in ibren @irfungstreis
tSnlnlcr. Sic mar bic Trhter eine8 Bee
siterten 6ronffurter &aufmonn8, zines lener
ebrenfelten N(tbitrser, tpeIde bar9 @enera.
ticuen hincur4 itrsn bSditen Nfubm bl.in
Iu6ten, ttottSe uro niieltde Nlit9lteoer Der
meni&lidsn @eleulaaft gu iein, ben 0iuf
Itrens >eatlider unb iclioer S0nbel8berren,
peren Tirma In aller Welt einen suten Slang
bat, 5u bewabren, ibre5 SermGBens nit
gebu9lidfeit une tpeiier MdBiSuns gu 9es
nieEen, fetnen 9totbletoenosn un9etrGtet BON
i9rer Ttiirc sebeil gu laiien, unb IN ollent
uno jepent Vertebr iene ritd6altslpIe Sffeu'
belt gu temobren, tpel9e bent ei9enen 6erjer1
teine beu9lerifde Md8fe porbiupet, Icnbern
lieber flir terb unb srpb Gilt, olS ben ei9nen
@runtldbeu etnds atbri6t. Sin folder
ticerter beutI4er De9snti1cpf mar Der alte
Sau5manu 5elO 9ewelen, 9eaGtet I'M &atb
ieiner 8aterlt1ot, ssfiir4tet BON ben S@led>
ten uno DuminfSpFen, selictt uno perebrt
pcn leiner Samilie unO ieinen 6reunben,
1fftnbdnbts unO frei8eti8 SeSen miirbise
Srmutb unb ip1bres Talent, unerbittli9
0e0en @emetnbeit unc Sdurfe1ei, bcn pp,
fermutbi9er 81trtpti8nu8 uno edit republts
faniIGem 6rsimutbc. Wie er baS .Sau8
Scbann @ottfrieo 9elb unD Spbn uad ou,
zen In 5aneel unb Manbet. in 0entetnpe>
unb Staatsleben wiirbis pertrat, 10 fdno Die
SdusliAteit ltno bic gBiiroe Der Tuuilie ibre
lpiircige 6eprdIentantin in Der alien 6rat
Selo, Mariens SHUTTER, elmer tlerfpirotSen
Srau, in beren gBelen ebenIc piel setpinnence
glnn,utb unD Deidbeit uls Gilen. im 8lut
fid periGpiiterten, bic einfa4 nnD bduali@
in ib1er WirtbFfaft tpoltet, ober NIT ui's
nad,a6mliAem Eafte aud fpieoerum cieSons
ueur8 bes reiden pornebtnen Sanles 81
MAIDEN unb i'm Salcn bur4 8CritSe reS
@eiifes unb rei9e nabre 9er5ensbiloung 81.
olGn3en ipubte, tuie Ne aroerleits ben Nnt
bod belt, bic muiterbafteae Sronun8 N
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0efI6.llGe Grarfbett.

genn Der irreseeitete untluee Sin8lus oustnte bae
er BEN Se 6ieier i6merbaen &rdnftett IN M aMeenpn-
flb pee bic Surbt Gntbednn3 tkn abitredt ii an
ne su meatea ou relGe 8cI5e tbrr @rStetuna nnb
ep tabilttit alen fetn @errransn esen tonHe unssr
lpe A. 3. ea NIT @el6sr entjInteet Has, ene tOie
Na GnterS tm 3opfe tnS Iii cen @rttrn, AbEatme res
@eidts 6aubbeit Ausp hle ber 6au &npen ben Stt-
net lnr Nrmen, Sinnen i'm @eitte unt her Grtrend
ten l ;eisen tann biee eSeI NIT elmer i&retIt9en
S@neltseit Dor f reiten, BIS 3uleet her @aInen nnO
cte Naisnfnc&en ena eng bds Spsr brr rbaen &rant
beit en @eeentdn5 res WtleieS w:rb unb eer Sob nen
4redltden eeeen tnturd ein @nte ma6t baS er TIN na
enen 2nn6e artue feiu &eiitnter surdtehrt.
IS Til cine traurtae Staate tas Gauente tefer r@t
bdren &ranftet sum Opfr iaen In Splse Der lnse Id
t6tett unwtenfct Yrdher. ele turt Anreueung teneS
cetitden @e8 beS Ere turs he GonHtucn pernidfn mb
ben @eR bee Ystens IN sn slenbes 3aein eerrantfln
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Or & o b nit c II,

WtaIeb bes fSnislten Goesiums ber uubdrate tn 2pns
bon @rabutrter eneS Der eren metiuGen @0Qesen her
Ser. Stanen ter ben erSft he'll etns 9eteus In ben
Solptt4leru 2sabpn Qarta pbabelpbta ue anbereu
SStSstfa Ge tn hSs st fplRs PSF
Sbioe Qettenbe tte an Sbrenaue geruGtlt antersn
SranP6etten Iitten rl6e j. g. aud. bic bet ploslten Sc
rduaen gu ebr srteden bic gu rt errSben be9srtHeen
aleiniefeften Il ( u. MErhen auaenbLtdlt9 aehetlt
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DIR. Johnston,

Der sinSi9s Qr3t, msldsr onjs!st.
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5tgttt
G5 ottt ciee uri enhe MrS urtsbeutenee QuddIdIher
welbe lid ais MeYSt aaq9ebeu uo 0r. AcbnpnS Mntun.
bennscu eopiien Sdubffer, Steelwi@fer Spmpenpuser
II T. n erbarmtdJe une perioprhe 9aGmader rpelGe br
2ebeu antatt her eeeu MilienGa ter Weetn ten nte-
hrisiIen Bernie witmeten, i6 jts e9emdBis eebeete
Mer tulirer benz liner dhreneH rr rittS urges bnen
ben Td oubran9en bic seiunotit aer pefe nneIfli-
der gDee n tire Sinoe fontier Sertue ddsn runt.
rem Rr. Srfnton bdI eBbnls fur nptbwenbte an er.
p6bneu, befpnbers tur Gce mrl6 NIT ttnem Rufe unte-
fanat nt eas ne ge8auttsHn9en peer 9plOe befanbis
IN isiner Slee lte9en.l a5J BgH7
.s4 l.W GIN Tnrnte. 4at q
Dr. Spsnfrn I'll trr einsige reseImi6te eebIbete Gr,
me6er bic 6stuns crn eewen Srantb,iten nn5est SeHe
g4tel uni 8ebnntImt9 fnb aaeu @neeren edrjb unte.
fannt gr 1T transebltet etncm 4cben uedrs er In
ben erSsten Scptdern GurrpaS une rem en oeieS ea-
hes sub adste, nGmtd: Gnelanh Rranfred unb tn rem
gcdes @tlobelrtid H. 10 unb er BAT sine ehebn-
tere yrarts, ais aIe dnberet Mer3te Der GDelt.
Der relGer @ Der gfleee bes Ir SCbnfcn bena etbt
sanu M oertraneu ieae GbTs ais 9ssnn unb fetne Se-
i'd 6idltdtetdts Nrjt.
sEy- Office, SO. g Sdb>Grebertd Rrase, naIer
3anb pom 8alttmcreiry neben hsr ,,NFbstterbaue. M
6anttranfbeiten tperben ldnea ssbsilt. u
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9SeiDl,sers III btdhser !

Or. DtnNpn tietct atn Dcnen ietue Suite dn reIGt d
6ur fo6e eeteime unb utndtIrltde et unt 36rYer
forenee tnr bic Nr6sit 6ie @ceaibae tie e. undtts
uaadbeube 2dfer aelhwldat bdbctt. ss 5Ii# .rn{g
6er ne etntee ber trdureen u6 tetldenSrtrtEen SOL
een fer rtben eerrtnbeiten res 1aFers S6w DE i'm 8t
Ten unb ben @ltefern Smerjen i'm epf Sdwdhe eeS Ge
ts. @ertuf Der Dtu ferd 0eitlUpfen 66e llurube,
Wasen&w6dc ruCrtnuu9 FER Sertauunss Ors0ne, dnee'
Retne @nttr6Ftuns. Spmptrme ber SbmtneIrdt. ,.g,
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5unge Qtuts,

bic @ burd betmli6e 2afr eedpid taben bic ie 70 rf
bpen 2eutn Deer In ber SGu!e lerne unb heyer Sol
gen fe aIn66ttt fpreu elbit TIM Sfafe bur9 grlutir
nea tic, rsnn unsetbsitt tie 6te unmSeli4 MAIDEN un
te tbun eefe psripuea mle, teorr c eintTsen In Ii
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0siRig.

De fredbien @trfunesa bes 9GerS ine iebr ;I fIrN.
ten. Ierlu beS ebd6tntes @erptrruus ter Sbeer Sc
hr1dtbet Der @epatafte tEe Itnun9en Ntnetsun8 orr
her @efen6a e uGt rad GtnEdmtete, Wtbtranen 9e9er
I8 itlb1. 6m6tIontei II. N. nb etntse Der i6tn'men
Splse.
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8a1timore d=Sofpita1.
BUR unterb:adunB bsr Auad1a!6ust stablirt.
Der stnsiss Vlob tn Der g1stt, tpu lid,srG
16ne0e anb ggnnoIiGe Suren In 81
0ebeimeE araue5eitcm

eetdb rersen ais ii n6: 5ausuns nssundbeteit S&td&e
M benz Nden NIB ben Glietern @Htsinsunsen Der Nteren
saS sra Sasmnstetsaes 9g%$s Ssr rD s.
t&wde. 6er3tlrpfe Sd6 rnbet 3tttern, Nu9snl6wdd
SwneeI, Sppfi9mcrj Gntianeung eeS Saef, her Ndis,
Der 2unse beS RasenS Der Gin9eirete unb nIsr jeer
ebel be BON 6erten 9sletme 9ttp"bute ten fer u9enh
pelde bren Spfern sefibr9er nt ais ber Streneu Sc
fins @eIibren beS sIIts terribren unS pcnn mit
settts setilt erbrn i6e sldnenben Oinunsen nerntd
ten @Gwdde her Contribution terccr6rnser bic @be un>
nSa6 MADDEN nnb sulsst BEN 9brper unS Stnn serfSren
Sanas WGnner
Dernbers pele fte cper res aetsmen eners seuOroem
ut boS dbrlt9 10 risle Gauienbe IL stn ju tribes @raS
rebt melde bud ttre erbatenen Ealene nnb enrdeteH
Berdnee8traTte t Rem Dcuner her Weretmett ben Se'
nat besrt unb er 2er tedukrnce Zone entlodt bnben
tpRrten. iaSeen lih nit cclem @ertrducn naber
8absirat6,e pfsfonen,
gtqlsr Sdmde pier stneS aneersn 9tnbe niles beruu6t
dnc ipGten unoersIst Dr. Sctnipn 81 0iate Sieber.
&ae 2tnterne ge9en Die she ptpi8e cber eta9e Ger
rItteng &etbortsit Der Me 3tern unb Gmdde,
fbSptuns Der f1redbiten Dirt werben ftnea tnrtrt.
9erisntSe me@er - Eer Sebaneiuna nnb Ruriprst BON
rbne Surt @ drcertrauen roseerfdtd auf Ietne drSt
lt9e @ei6idlt4fett oerIalen.
Orsantids Sdwd&e
irb unSerslt9 seEsitt nnS bic BONE raft ieber bsrse-
eut. Dttes fur6t6de 2ten reIeS has 2eben esne unb
Bic @te unb Gabtrmmeuidait unmSetip ma6t clt has
9ors Derer, Dte bren Geteni&aen unteOanen froRnen
"tt
lie heren GpIser nit senau fewuen 0bslesd e aud bur
Srtfturen, Neeer9lasen i'm Sdrn Stetn une nneere r-
aben enttttsn tdnu 10 II e bed u,eiaentbetIs cine gcls
he's Wt5br'ndes Der tbelfen SrsGne Yer ebsr ra es
lduenen bds tie Rra @reugnns eber DeHen oerIs
~trh bic 8 betmen 2lAern ersebsn aIs BON Deaea
bic Sa uetfe ltnp. .s-t.
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bic 5tufen bineuf.
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BE unb ragettfte @a6md&er, brtriebene nD 9euenlpe
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@8. ale 8lieie maien etnen g0f-@tamp entfdlten
Cine !6st!up9 tn 2 Ga9en sussli6ett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-18
|, Lacf N1r Nrels.

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Sabre In eeer Anfat tIrt ZEN bic @enee mid.
ger muutdrS6 Crera rren welde Dr. Spbnlpa aus.
abrte benen bic sturs@ Roppcreure cele nnbere
Neripnelt tewotrten. fa5 Yublttun eberbDen
Mlalen unrridt mue3 urb eneldb in Se5ua auf ietren
@torater ais Ghrenmanu II @esrg ouf Gbdrner uno Sc.
pientaftiaet ne %etefnren cine Fnrsifenbs @swabr.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16
Handouts for Freemen.

A few days ago we saw in the streets of this
fair city a sight calculated to fill every heart
with horror. Walking between a file ofsoldiers
in one of our most crowded thoroughfares, were
FIVE achite freeman, handcufed and strongly
guarded by their military escort, Over the i
ron manacles that around the wrists of sever
al were thrown hendkerchiefs; and the down
cast look and sorrowing eye of the eonscrpt'
told how deeply they felt the degradation they
were compelled to suffer. hese men had com-
mitted no crime, Their names had been drawn
from the fatal Wheel and, in the agony Of
doubt whether they should emain with their
loved ones in these sore times of want and tri.
al or eagerly march to fill the ranks of the ar
my, on this 'twar for the African and his race,
They had not promptly reported to the Proyost
Marshals Office, and were called deserters,-
This sight, we airs Informed, is no extraordina-
ry one. It is of frequent and almost hourly oc.
currence. Compelled to suffer the grossest in
dignities, thousands are daily tortured with the
CALLING thought that in this land of freedom
they must meet the fate of slaves, But, be pa
tientI A few weeks more only must pass away,
before the freemen of Pennsylvania will have an
opportunity of shifting at the ballot box the
miscreants who are now striving to deprive
them of their liberties. In going to the polls,
remember, freemA, that the Abolionists of this
proud city have forged handouts for white
men and given shoulder-straps to negroes!-
Phi1a Age, 8h. p =
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16
Notice.
DanielW ertman
and Lao Wersman
John Wertman

- John Wertmaa acH b l 5f.g5EE58a
John Keller and Abby Maria Kel- Court of Com
Ter his wife, G. W. Ford and Mary mon Pleas of
E. Ford his wife, Isaac Emm1 ns Ashland
and susan Emmons his wife, BENZ county Ohio.
Emmons and Sarah NJ E UNIONS his Petition for
wife, and Abigail Wentman widow Partition
of Simon Wentmon decd f5 aH 6sbr4l
The above named defendants will take notice,
that the above, named plaintiffs on the 9TH day of
August, A. D. 1868, fed a petition in the Court
of Common Please of Ashland county Ohio, where
the same is now pending, demanding partition of
the following premises situate in said county of
Ashland to-wit The north, west qnalteF of sec
tior Nc. five coy township No. twenty-five (22)
range sixteen G6) beginning at the north east cor
ner of said quarter section, thence running south
one hundred and fifty eight {158l perches s, thence
west one hundred and sixty-two perches Q62l
thence north one hui ared and fifty eight perchss,
thence east one hundred and sixty two perches to
the place. OF beginning
The plaintiffs demand that partition is made of
said premises as follows to plaintiffs, each the one
seventh pat of said premises, and to Abby Maria
Keller, John Wertmen, Susan H. Emmons. Sarah
NJ. Emmons and to Mary E.. Ford, each the one
seventh part ofsaid premises and to Abigail Vert
man widow of said Simon Wentman deed dover in
the whole 4sfA Cf aai3ts go 81
At the next term of said Court an application
will be made by said plaintiffs for an order that
partition may be made of said premises or that the
same be sold as provided br statute.
Saa esli T J. KENNY Atty FOR PLfss q
August 9Th, 1868. CIV no. stJ
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16
A Free Ballot.

Some of the Abolition journals in Ohio are
charging upon the Democrats of this State the
contemplated preparation of enormous frauds
by the importation of voters from adjoining
States. The Boston Courier very properly
saws that "these SANDERS are evidently add
vanced, as ~pretexts for a military surveillance
Of the polls and a practical suppression of the
Democratic vote. Every true lover of his
country mist deprecate the consequences of
such Interference but when a free ballot is
denied, forbearanee under tyranny ceases to
be a virtue" ia :
Referring to the above in the Courier, the
Philadelphia 4ge says:
This is the spirit of the Democracy of Penn
sylyania. They know that every effort would
he made by the minions of despotism to pre-
vent a free and fair exercise of the elective
franchise, if the latter did not fear the indig-
nation of an outraged people. Knowing this,
the Democratic masses have not hesitated to
express their views clearly upon this impor-
tant question. Military or any other kind of
interferences would provoke justiiable resist
ance everywhere throughout the Common
wealth. This fact cannot be too plainly or
two frequently stated. Let those in power
study the temper of the times and tread care
fully upon the Wondering volcano which may
be as with sin the twingling of an eye" and
overwhelm them with destruction.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16
Brough De4ounces the Irish.

We copy the following from the Ports
mouth, O., Times of September 5:
John Brough, in his speech on Saturday at
tackled the Irish Catholics in a most vindictiye
manner. He asserted hat the 'sIrish Catholics
having Destroyed their ownxcountry, came here
to destroy another,sand al they feared was
competition with the snagur.'" The Brough-
ties, seeing the bad effect of this declarations,
are attempting to smooth it down, but it can
be established by the unimpeachable evidence
of numbers of persons who heard him. It i'll be-
comes John Brough to assail the patriotism Of
such men as compose the "Bully 10th Ohio
whose bravery has won them laurels on many a
hard fought field. The Union Leaguers are
seeking to resuscitate the old Know Nothing
element and stir up enmity against foreigners,
and Brough is aiding them to do it.