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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
SALE OF VALUaHLE
HEAL rs STAT. AMI LkASkHO LID IN TIE
CITY OF RICHmOkD. " -

RY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
- city Of Richmond pronounced on TIE 1s Aueu,,
1854 In the css Of Tushear ost Truehear the unds
signed who we're thereby appel "a or thaI pur-
POSE Il sell 81 nehc suctlcn the pTem.ss on MoNDAT
The ga oiober 1884, al ~ o9cs p NJ The orasr advr,
ts,d, the GLOWING yAiuaDe real estste end sasehold
small br sktenemsnt at the OF Tanst alley and h
ley, and between Lab ana 18th VI set' md Main and Pfsuu
will b. 90 the lsass Ieas forever certain land a ihs
northeast OF Main and harkes Streets owned BY M A.
ill., the estate VI the late joseph Allen yielding srou.d
rent OF $50 bushe Of wheat forever and pay1bs
snua he nrst day Of December the wheat TO hs
at b9 pounds bu;hel which
standard of Winchester bushs o. wheat ta eI or
"leM were executed or In Of wheat 10 tpses ave.
cage price thereof ascertAned By ncas Of the hi
".,rs Of Tires ofthe nearest manu- aetsring nlIs"
s-onsthiId cash; balance and two yeara for "a
go,iabs MOTEL interest sdced and title retained until All ,ks
fully paid conveyance ordered oy ths
court. or ell cash. 81 the optioa Of the purchaser
W. GCDDIH,
II A CLAIBORNE,
Commissioners.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
What War Teaehes

In the mouth OF ono of the noble characters. Ia t.
hazu on, OF Romance left BY ThAckeray at his death,
4e 6nd these striking words which have their Lesson al
this tine:
War teaches ODE dience and cOntentment under phi
yalOn 1t iOri6ss courage 1t tests loyalty it gives
occasion for sho wing mercifuness Of heart moderAt
in victory endurance and cheerfun under defeat
The brave who do bate vi, OTOusly in their cOunys
cause leave legacy Of honor to their children"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

CHARLESTON AEB oAPE GIRARDEAU. ko.
THREATENED.

MOBILE, 10 Sept.-A special despatch to the Rag
issr from seuatOba dated yesterday, states that The
Arnphis EVs,lin9 Bulletin Of the III, contains is-
pert 10 The etc. that shelby, with i've thousand meu,
Vas threatening Caarest;n and Cape Grardeau, hit-
souri,.
Il adds that a large rumber Of men and prisoners
now h,li in souhen Missouri are apparently awatil
he arrival Of their deLeral.
Memphis 10 oiled With Arksnsas fumors, none Of
which may 30 looked upon as reliable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
DIED..

On Friday averng Sept s s birthday Capt RARiHOLo.
NEW GRAVES. sged seventy-three Yeas
On the OF the l0h instant dpthsa hoe
cough WILLIS B. .oG B. and Jadih orenshaw
years, months aod % days.
His faueal will take place from bis fathers residence day
Of O'clock >. NJ.
Friends and relatives invited withOrt furar no
tice
EH-PhilsdsIphiS pspGs please copy.
AtBuIselvle Ky on the qith ult JULIA RUFPNsR cid
eat daughter fHe late Rsy. Henry RunaeD anawha
We.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
Our Talsgrauhic News.
~ 90

Sincs "a Withdrawal Of nc D.s7atSs, EzaHiHsr,
g. gugsr and Ssnirsl rom tbs Press Association, the
repOfs furnished D. the sgsD; O. The Association at
P, erssua. Chareston, Macon, kcbile, Pasesgoula,
- a,ooa Clnsor, &c, are nov Published SHoLUsIvErT
IL ne mov1ag ard evening e5icrs o. this paper. We
vi aso continue to receive &c publ Oh special des-
d chss I'm oar CYL ssD0'eys
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

lIcKPocKEls This gentry have been fcncs In the
South since the war, but still they make their appeal
aros occasionally. On Sturdy night gentleman
Thile buying a ticket at the Richmond Theatre ives
relieved Of valuable gOli watch. He did not dis
cover his lose until half an hour afterwards No
rest was made
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
PR0CLANATI0M
~ e.. Jolsph b Bfoln, d .gsorq

y uVV' gV71PI - DF0WHl " 'usVIyW
tbs Distracted condition ct our eIsnny and the cs-
smtss which have bsfalen .us, evidence that
Individual and sstionsl tFansgressi0ns have pr0yok
TEE displsasure Of Almighty sd ~ho rules tue d-sl
hiss Of nations and. Sra &c ven Si He Il
usile for our ehsstisemeRI wicked bu. p0Herlul
enemy, who has ge portion Of the territory
OF cur own State, a. well Of the 0onfedsFacy and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

The ISDrAE WA The K,usu City Journal says it
ascersaned by reliable scouts has in leas than twenty
days Simultaneous attack will be mqda by the CON-
bid bands Of the OhsJsn KiOwss, UsEs, srskep,
CsuarCbss and ArrapshOe', on Fort K ,arney, Font
COTTONWOOD, and all along Platte Valley. Every mes-
is being taken by the white give taema Wtrm
reception. All the ranches are deserted and the
proprietors, with their families, taking refuge
the foF,s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
E1rILLEp By susINAH-The Naoop 7Elearaph lesr

EXPELLED BIZ SHEENAH.-The Macon Telegraph earr 8
that, prior 10 the cDaion of Atlanta Sherman sent
4 aig Of truce to GsAera Hood with five oficers-a
colonel, leutenant-colOnel major and :wO captains
and conn unicaiiOn which stated that the eers hav-
ing been heard to utter political opinions nimca to
Inca aud HE parry and which deemed treaton.
able, they had been expelled from h. Federal lines by
his order ard sent to Gen. Hood for stch diaposi
ton be thought fl, The Eve 'Col peIhesd" oioers
have heen sent on to Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
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RICHMOND WHIG.
uONDA1 1ORNING, SEPT. IL, Iss4.
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P. n, and
every succeeding day Sundays s1CspsedD at the ssms
hoar, an evening edition of the Wing. The Evening
Whig VII contain Tire --latest By ms and telegraph
uP 70 sba boar Of gCiag TO FFsas editorials, cea intel
Igeace. &. jy20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

EIRE "A fire broke out Saturday night, about IL
O'Clock, In Possibly, jones B;owns Establishment.
on l7.h street, but Was eTiDsushsd before uuohdam
age was done to the udlng
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

SNAIL Pgx At YASCETvILLE-We learn that SINS
pen ID prevailing IN lumber OF families At YancAy
VILE N o and sIfo in the neighborhood Of that vii
lage Tue al ease was conveyed ,h're 80 weeks ago
b. sold err from the array Several Negroes have died
from its ed &c. bu m white persona as yet
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
FROM MOBILE.
DEPART OF ALAB
EAST LOUISIANA.

DEPART OF ALABAMA AND EAST LOUISIANA.
NOBLE. S.h s.p'.-Gen. D OK Taylor Is here ct
pT sent He has assumed command Of the DEPARTING n.
of Alaba ga and East Louisiana.
Gov Watts is also in the city.
Fous blocksders are Nv In sight. Al quiet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
TIE PRESS ASSIMILATION
JosIPH z. BRoWM.

Gel ThrAshsr the Saperir lent OF the Press Assoc
caton left yesterday for Texas to attend to BUSH
ness which would admit no further postpoDement.
We take occasiCn to add from an intimate sequain.
lance With the great difficulties which have attended
the working details OF the Press Association during the
troubled time OF s existence, and the unWearied dill
gepce and zal Col Tara,her has brought TO the dis
charge OF his dutits hope that he will soon re urn
and in brighter days and under favorable auspices
perfect scheme which shall prove estate TO the
press aud bind together by the cords Of interest and
association In the future this c,g mig lton should be
90 eX ended aud perfected 70 q complete news
vehicle from all pArte OF the world and should oOncen
Irate tue influence and resources Of the Confederate
press so IS " protect from all the annoys noes and
mpostons With which it ba4i 70 combat in the past.
Bus hitherto the times have been out OF joint The
operations OF the enemy-Lhe demands of the War-the
disorders Of the currency, and other have all in
terfered constantly with the workings of thu Assoca-
ZION. Every plan Of operations has been defeated or
crippled from the the other OF these let's aid
hindrances and il has CURED no little patience to
bear complaints when the whole grievance complained
OF Is OF outside Sin aud reurable under the present
condition OF the county.
Hadthe circumstance been known, In nine cases out
OF ten the disposition TO censure Weud be lost 10 sym
pa by for the deleaed labOrs OF ID, supeIint ndent
The obstacle Of ire ponsib censorship Of the press
disIa chls has been perhaps, than all Others the
cause OF cOmpsiat Dispatches refused, emasoulated
and delayed be yalueles have been one grand
obstacle 70 general satisfaotion-out only one And
We express conviction We know TO be well founded,
when say, Blu; 70. ASSOCIATION representing the
power and hlencc Of the united press OF the country
the sob, me oil raj telegapac system would
have been burden wi intOl, rabls exp 'nse accom-
plish one half what the association has done for u.s.
LIST every memSer then Gus AIN this association with
zea and be prepared peri ct when the disorders OF
the war hall Lave set doWl into the calm prospect
Of peace.-AdeoR Telegraph.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

EOusDLUO A male infant, four months old, was
left on the steps Of s. Joseph female orphan ssylu
on Saturday night l; Was sent to the poor house
This makes tue Alb infant left at the door Of this ns
tuition this year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

HOSPITAL FAsS. Tue Yankees have hospital fam
near NeNberD. FrOn this farm has been issued to the
Iosps since July l1l 10 900 WAermelOns, s0OO can
telOpes 200 bbs Of corn 100 bbs of Ona Oss, and so
bbls Of qlsshss, bes large qusu'ity of potAtce
otions, p ,aa, beans, eucumbers, cabbagfs. a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

LATE YAEKEE PLPIRs We are indebted to the II
change Bureau for file Of UOited States papers to tn,
9th instant inclusive
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

GoNs TO EUAOPE Toe Hon Jesse D. Bright, e1pel
Senator from Indiana, has sold bis Ksntrcky pos
SEES Ons, freed bis negrOsF given them Oh sufficient
sum OF money to commence the world With, and has,
sh hls family, gone to Europe, there to remain until
AfIer lie var
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
NOTIOEi
To the travelling Public and particularly
LhA farmers on James River.

NOOD Of aay knd Will be received old prees IA payment
IL fsgs on The Packet Bouts from an nfS
eSIt4Per lie charged assase iar I'd
pet hundred bl reign' bodieT Ia les
thatsew o the Government will be charged la p1es BY cali
lag II ihs Packet ONCE and procuring tickets.
ssp l9-oHtkcai', oHAH. Y, MoRRIs Prsss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
married.

On let Stant at the Tsdsnce OF the brides father By the
Rev. James O. 0ouncil OHARLE3 a. O. ADAMS Of B,iiuore
Md 10 Miss SALLIE o. HUDGISs, OF Matthews county Va
tN-NtW Toik News and Baimore papers copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

WELTHIR "A heavy thunder stOsn passed over the
city yesterday at one o'clock, accom- nIsd by some
bail.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

DEArH3 1T CIIY PoINr-From q Ovm- official report
of inleruents 10 the cemetery at City Point published
10 the Philadelphia Inquirer of the oh inst, We CODY
the following names OF Confederate soldiers:
Thomas OOmtOn, company K, 6lst North CarOlira.
K Ray, company O, 20 G,OTgis.
Thomas James, company !. 9Th South Carolina.
T kariir, company !. Alb Mississippi.
Sergeant Z NJ Atkinson, company {. 7Lh South Caro.
lima.
Wm Gross, company K. 4lst Virginia.
Lieutenant hcClsnahAn, company K, 9th South
Carolina.
Joshua Joiner, company l, 4lst Virginia.
Sergeant Monroe Parker, company A, l,t Conlsde-
rate B,ttery.
Lewis Lestive, Sch North Carolina.
Corporal O-Oel WhItshurst, company O, Seth North
Carolina.
n Sc, f. company X, 9lst South Carolina.
wv Lesley, company K, 26;h South OlrOlna.
John Calhoun, company l, 2lst South Carolina.
Cad'r Evans, company B, 25th South Carolina.
Now AND THEN II The original Of the following bills
has been sent to Us BY gentleman of this CITY, by way
of Illustrating the fac! that hisOy repeats sel" The
chirogaphy being rather Ieglbe we cannot vouCh for
the accuracy of tie cOpJ though the figures are cor
rechy gwen.
OcrcBtR the lsih, 1850.
To " gallon corr .....................ls Dollars.
To IL Bundels foder, ................. 10 Dolls.
To to Logging on (EOrt illegibe). ...... 10 Dolls.
8s Dolls
Received Of L.. Col Rich ri Corfue the abe We 40
count. EtIsHA LEAK
October 18th. BreakfO-t IS; do for Roy q s. fodsr
Is; GA gS II; Brandy 81 10. Total Ell 8 O.
K ca The above aeoun. 10 fol.
WM RUTHERFORD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
- ON next TrEspAr ArrrnNnnn tbar,

"a On next TUESDAY AFTERNOON, there
will DO PAIR the benefit phan Humane As
Bocsn al the OF Leigh and I Gree The Fair viii
at NJ and continue throughout the evenl r. The
pa oaago Of the pdbc respertuly solicited aatti
variety Refreshments will be found provided se12-Its
NV YcRK. Aug. 90. 1864.
To John r. Palmore, Esq,
Stony Point Mills. Cumberland county Va:
Charles 10 well and prisoner at Fort Delaware AIS wants
win supplied far the OF the prison admit
el9-n By yours tineesey, GEORGE
The Directresses Of the Female Humane Asso.
citation take great pleasure 10 acknowledging the receipt from
Miss Sue Taaierro sod Miss Fanny Parker 90 the result
contributions aid sale held for behelt u the children
ported by that Association.
Very respectfully,
A. n. BOLTON,
selR-N' see,y ofthe Board.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
FROM ATLANTA.

SHERMAN DRIVES TIE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
FROM TIE CITY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
GOV. BROWNS FAsr DAY PROCLAMATION.

Toe fOllowing is the prOOsmaasu of Gov. B'OEn. Of
Georgia. dassd Ssh inst appointing dsT of fasting,
humiliation and player ia that State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

A Ten Days Armistios to be Entered into for
the Purpose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
REPORTS OF wHEELEas DISPERSION,

osth-Takers to be Sent North, Balance South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12
VlRGINIA-In the ircuit Court of the cjty

sale conducted by hssa.. G.upss wuurs
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

NOTICE.
A N adjourned meeting OF the Iron Masters
"A efths etats Of vr.nia hld Richmond o. WED.
NssDAY the ash September Instant the once Of the Old De-
miuon Nall Coz pany.
tl attendance earnestly rqlsstsd.
sepIa--dst SSai,ns,
, 1864-06-03
Watch Repairing.

YBNHE subscriber would inform the citizens C2>
of Walla Wala and vicinity that any lIA
work entrusted to his care Through the ex SN.-1s
press) will receive his personal attention, From his
long expeence in the bdsiness, he is enabled to per
form it in a manner unsurpassed in the State.
Charges low elsewhere, and all work war
ranted.
Heis also prepared to fill any orders in the Watch
and Jewelry Business, with dispatch at the lowest
possible prices JACOB COHEN.
Portland, Oregon, April7. 1852 Tl9m6
, 1864-06-03
Starved in London


On the desert, in the prairie, .,rerfre lrr-
People might be starved to death,
Unless an angel or fairy '
Stayed the fast departing breath; @
But in London, great city, M m ...r
None heed the departing breath;
But take it for my ditty-
Starved in London, starved TO death.
In the cellar, in the attic,
In the shade of the dark arches, .m
Are scenes which might be called dramatic
But in the gloom here marches
lank and eager skeleton
Which watches the departing breath
Of forms its touch first fell upon,
AS famshed outeasts, starved to-death.
Some who have DER London wandered,
Like hungry wolves in search of prey,
Aghast to see so much wealth squandered
Yetnot crust fall in their way. sIN
Some who scOwl if work is offered,
And sullenly all labor shirk;
Some who take the labor profered, ol lna
But have not strength 10 do the work
Some who having sought the union,
Thence are driven forth to famish,
Being told to seek communion tD
Only with their distant parish.
Some who, stationed in the gutter,
Ask for aims of passers by ;rro 5u. eft
Some who prayer and curses mutter,
And gladly nestle down to die. -- Aa.ili
There are others in the city
Who have once known better days,
Poor and proud. and more's the pity,
Know nOIrade working ways
Too proud TO seek for charity
Or aid to stay the fleeting breath.
We call them {" Poor GentiliJy ;" elUrf
And these are often starved to death.
The sun can never penetrate ID
Some of the shadows of the town,
Nor all the stars illuminate
The horrors on which they look down.
II ca can man hope for power gwen
To know of each departing breath,
Or stay the cry which reaches Heaven,
OF starved in London--starved 10 death!
, 1864-06-03

ISLANDERS AGAINST OFFICERS. The
Army and the Navy Journal sees in the
recent changes of commanders curious
commentary upon the reliability Of popular
estimates of military men:
After the battle Of Belmont, and more
particularly subsequent to the fearful strug-
gle at Pittsburg Landing, charges against
the private character of General Grant were
freely bruitcd about, which would now bis
ter the tongue of the man who might have
the hardihood to repeat them. The lapse of
two years has not only branded these idle
stories as the basest libels, but has brought
unsolicited to the one regarding whom they
were uttered the highest military honors it
is in the power of Congress to confer. So
with General Sherman He was positively
and repeatedly declared to be insane not
much more than two years ago, and was tenn
porarily without command because be
frankly declared his conviction that at least
two hundred thousand men would be needed
to clear the rebels out Of Kentucky and
Tennessee. To-day he controls the move
ments Of more than that number in the di-
vision of the Mississippi, and the great West
is daily sending him reinforcements by hun
dreds. General w. f. Smith has also lived
down the outrageous ISLANDERS which news
paper correspondents uttered against him
while the siege of Yorktown was progress
ing, aud now, at General Grants solioita-
ton, be has been nominated for promotion
to the next highest grade in the army.
, 1864-06-03

, Tis not for us to triAe. Life is brief
And sin is here
Our age is but the falling of leaf,
A dropping tear.
We have no time to sport away the hours,
All should be earnest in a world like ours.
Not many lives, but only one have We
Our only one
How sacred should that one life ever be-
That narrow span:
Day after day filed up with blessed toll,
Hour after hour still bringing in new spoil.
Then let MS clasp the new born child
This infant year,
Enjoy its fragrant breath, its sunny smile,
Ere starts the tear,
Which warns us that the lot Of man is pain,
And calls US back to duty's path again.
, 1864-06-03
DR.. ISBAIL.

CtURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST
= Office ut Franks Hotel, Walla Walla.
'Tbose desiring the services of a skillful Dentist
and operator would do well to give him early CALL
as his time in Walla Walla is limited Charges very
reasonable for practical and dental operations
All operations guaranteed to give the bestsntstae-
ton. April 2, 1864 If
, 1864-06-03

A STORY WITH A MoBAL-A goat in
Webster, which was noted for its combat
iveness, was walking on a pond in that town,
says the Times, when he came to hole in
the ice made by some fishermen, and espied
his face in the water. Thinking that he saw
one of his fellows, he concluded that this was
an opportunity not to be lost, and at once
prepared for his usual attack. Drawing
back few feet, he lowered his head, shook
his caudal appendage spasmodica ly. and at
tremendous pace rushed upon his shadow.
But the old fellow went into the hole out of
sight under the ice in twinklng, nor has
he since been seen.
Moral: Never rush into anything without
giving the subject due consideration
, 1864-06-03

Mrs. S. visited her neighbors
house, with the benevolent intent of recon
cling the differences existing there, and ad-
dressed the better half something in this
style: Now you know" said she, chow
much pleasanter it would be if you and your
husband would live together without quar-
reling both you and your children would be
happier; and, instead of being reproach
to the neighborhood you might become hon
ored members Of society And it may be,
she continued, "you are not altogether
blameless in this matter Suppose you try
and see what the law of kindness will do in
effecting a reconciliation 1t certainly can
do no harm, and you may succeed in touch
ing the tender cords Of his heart and he may
renew his old affection. Try it," she urged,
1" and ifyou do not succeed, you will at least
heap Goals of fire on his head, and so on
All this was listened to, when this reply
was made don't know about your Goals
of FIRE TIE tried Jilin hot s0ater, and II
didat do a BIT ofgood
, 1864-06-03

Some malicious scoundrel has penned the
following: Eve did not know as much as
some Of her daughters Of the present day.
Had they been in her place, instead Of being
deceived, they would have deceived the
devil
, 1864-06-03

IT is a blessed thing for poor man to
have contented wife; one who will not
wish to live in style beyond her husbands
income, Just because her next door neigh
Dor does; one who can be happy in the love
of her husband, her home, and its beautiful
duties, without asking the world for its
smiles or its favor
, 1864-06-03

) j. Thbodo. NJ. An D. and Member Roy
a IL q. Grlrr ENGLAND
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-22
- Dds %bDntS StnftnttttcI
.5eiIt @uren Suflen!
Das i1h6uir 1arufmitttl, Z
3uiammenasisbte Sprup BON @ilofirfben
uno Senefd SbIaneen 8ur3d,
rail- 6ta esanVL.tk.,,

3uiammenaefeste SDrup BON @ilofirf6en
uno Senefa S6Ianeen 8ur3st,
bstIt bic Sranf6sItsn
SeS S5alres unS Der 9unseu, ..a
ais GrtdItuns, Group, GnsbraRistst, 8rcn8t.
ties, 9aIswst, SdlsrFsIt, sru&4aFsn, u. (. NJ.
Der seiti9e @ebraub befeIbsn, ptrbdtet
9un9euS winb fu6t,
unb lslbf no li& SIsfs frrHtbars &rant6sIt 1&Un
fsfSsltst fat, sspSErt co srSBsrs 9intsruns ole
trsenb elm anpsrss Wltttsl.
DtsIs5 Srulmittst tsR!bt aus gDIIbtirI6sn
8inbr unb Srnha S6tanssn @r,d.
Seins3ufammtnftbunstFstns stns
|9eniSsnSs StatrteitScn brffen
gBertt.
Or. @sO. o. gBCUb, prufslIOr trr gtarls tsr
M,b;in an Der rlnpfrFtdt pon YtnniyIpansn,
ar;t an btm genn1DtSanten Scipital, unb elmer
Der @utorrn bee Ser. Gtaatsn 1rjntibuwss, Iagt
bon S8ilcttrlasn 8Ints: ,,Gs IN sins ber trsrt9'
SUaisn unfrsr sinbtimiI6tn StIlmittel, inpem 20
nit Der aGrfentn Sraft bic Gtssn1&aIt ptrttnt,t,
baS eerei3te Spfrm su trrubIssn unb nsrSBIs
Nufresung 81 rrrminbfrn. ..--
Dritlte tsrpUra8entt @r,t unb S3riftRsltr
fdst In bsmIclba, @srfs, ,,SsntFa S&lang,n'
gSurjst IN Elm uiniatnbrs Sttlntlel. StIrs 96d'
tisfsit IN bauptii6lih auf bic qunse ertGttt.-
&c III bsIOnrrrs ndblt6 fir 6rcnifSe Gatarrt
GnfdIs, unb SorSsI6rttsnrr grrup." --..
gBsSsn @anssI an 8aum tBnntn ipIr MIDI
atIs 3suanift StrSfsntIdsn, bic In unisrftn SrFsl
flnb, bod 8.tsn mir jpsi:
VbBnirpius, I. gipril 1864.
So bpsuss bisrbur6, bn6 ID SunHrts slaIGs
BON Or. SbntOlber'S gtSnir Sruamitttl oSt
sufamnrnsslsbttr S9rup bon gBilOtrI6sr uni
SGIanaen Bar;d Ssrfauft unb nod bic sr1s 9sr
iOn ;u fnbsn BABE, tptldt Is ssGrau6t 6at unO b.
Der 60 ni&t rfaunIifs wtrEunsen bh SsiIuni
bon Suaen terSprtra6tt.
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