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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19
words to the Winners of Souls" /"

Bishop LayingtOn, addressing the cler-
gy, somewhere about 1850, says: "My
brethren, l beg you will rise up with me
against moral preaching. We have long
been attempting the reformation of the
nation by discourses of this kind With
what success? None at all. On the con-
trary, we have dexterously preached the
people into downright infdelity. We
must change our voice. Wemust preach
Christ and him cruci6ed. Nothing but
the Gospel is-nothing besides will be
found to be-the power of God unto sal
walton. Let me, therefore, again and
again request-may l not add, let me
charge yOu-to preach Jesus and saliva
ton through his name
LET there be no extremes, says Ce-
ell, ''yet am arrived at this conviction: ::
men who lean toward the extremes of
evangelical privileges in their ministry,
do much more to the conversion of their
hearers, than they do who lean toward the
extreme of requirement. And my own
experience confirms the observation. l
feel myself repelled if anything chills,
goads, or urges me. This is my nature,
and it is the nature of other men. But
let me hear the words, Son of man, thou
hast played the harlot with many lovers;
vet return again unto me, saith the Lord,
and Immediately l am melted and sub
dued.
Il have had a view in my sickness, p"
says the same writer, "that l never had
before, respecting those opiates which
have kept me in a doze at least, when l
ought to have been broad awake. Arts
and sciences, literature, curiosities, news,
and even nonsense, have wasted hours and
days; and that while had a most impor-
tant charge to be executed"
"If God should restore me to health, !"
he continues, Il have determined to stu
dy nothing but the Bible. Literature is
inimical to spirituality, if it be not kept
under with firm hand.
Il have learned more within these
curtains than from all the books | ever
read. And, should it please God ever to
raise me up to preach again, Christ shall
be my only subject
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19
TFoR THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
"He Never Hears a Sermon

Such was the remark made the other
day in reference to certain member of
my congregation. He attends regularly
ne is serious enough while in the house
of God, but is so drowsy that she never
hears a sermon" Instantly it flashed
upon me that this was an explanation of
what / had observed and wondered at for
years.
He never hears a sermon" Then,
Of CON- he Is TIE same al the close of
every service Us at the beginning of it (;
with no increased religious intelligence /;
with no deepening sense of the glory of
divine things; with no growing interest
in the cause of bleeding Saviour.
"He never hears a sermon" 1t was
brief saying, and yet it banished all
my difficulties with regard to his case at
once. No wonder that digging about
such tree failed to make it bring forth
more fruit. No wonder the garden of
so neglected a heart is all grown over
with thornS No wonder that one heart
with so weighty and so overpowering q
disadvantage is diStanced in the race by
the youngest and weakest competitors.
He never hears a sermon. Alas !
this must be true of many not affected
with drowsiness, judging from their con-
duct and spirit. The truth-the great
organ of God for ancti6cation-must
make some marks when heard regularly
for years, 1t must impress, break
through prejudices, occupy and ennoble
the mind, if allowed the least chance or
opportunity. To hear it, and make no
response, feel no glow, gain no light, al
ter the course in no respect except for
the worse, may well be pronounced inn
possible.
In regard to those among us, therefore,
who are no better off because the truth
has been preached; who are no nearer
heaven now than they were years ago
who present to the spiritual visitor de-
creaSing rather than an increasing rehgi-
Gus element in their families; who occupy
their seats in the house of God, as indif-
ferently, as passively, imperyiously as ever;
in regard to all such we must conclude
that they "never hear a sermon"
Why they do not hear we know not.
Perhaps because the vain voices of the
world should sound sweeter to them than
thevoice which mercy utters from the cross.
Perhaps because the spirit of unbelief
has made their ears heavy, that they
should not hear. Perhaps because, like
some of whom Paul speaks, "they turn
away their ears from the truth.
He that hath ears to hear let him
hear" W. E. B.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

And let her but feel this great pressing,
absorbing motive throbbing in every
heart, and we shall soon see her coming
up out of the wilderness, leaning upon
the arm of her beloved, and terrible as an
army with banners. Let us study the
history of the man Christ Jesus, and from
the constitution of his person, his abase-
mcnt, suferingS and death, let us endeav-
or to get some idea of the magnitude of
his love, and the measure of our obliga-
ton.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

WORTH REMEMBERING.-It is not what
we earn, but what we save, that makes us
rich. 1t is not what we eat, but what we
diiest, that makes us strong. 1t is not
what we read, but what we remember that
makes us learned. All this is very sim
pie, but it is worth remembering.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

Il never saw any man, says an old
author, "who could not bear anothg's S
misfortunes like Christian This re-
minds us of the old lady who thought
every calamity that happened to herself
a trial, and every one that happened to
her friends judgment.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19

The martyrs to vice far exceed the martyrs
to virtue, both in endurance and in number.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-10-19
RICHMOND, va, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865
SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

The Synod met in the 2nd Presbyte-
rian church, Lynchburg, Oct. 4th, 1865,
u o'clock, P. NJ, when a sermon was
preached by the Moderator, Rev. Chas.
H. Read, DID,, on Jer. xii: %.
Seyenty-three Ministers and forty-fve
Elders were present.
The following brethren were invited to
sit as corresponding members, viz: Rev.
Jno. W, Mosely of the Synod of Central
Mississippi, and Rev. Geo. Caldwell of
the Synod of Tennessee. From Synods
connected with the Northern General
Assembly, Rev. S. Beach Jones, DID,,
of the Synod of New Jersey, Rev. James
G.. Hammer, DID,, and Rev. VIM. H.
Singleton, of the Synod of Baltimore ;
Rev. Edgar W. Wood of the Synod of
Columbus, Rev. VIM. H. Crawford of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
From the Methodist Episcopal church,
the Rev Bishop Fairly, Rev. =. A. Pc
terson, and Rev. J. n. Sledd. From the
Baptist church, the Rev. Mr.. Dodge.
The Rev. ]. NJ, P. Atkinson, ID,
was chosen Moderator, Rev. Chas, White
and Fred. Johnston, Esq, Clerks.
Such proceedings as are of general in
terest will be found below.
The committee appointed last year on
the State of the Church presented re-
port which was approved and is as fol-
lows:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Sunf Rinocr crtrunFen.

2fm Sntona9non Slub, Der in Sen
superior See mdnost, Iebte in elmer
Suite Elm Wann 9tamens Setbuel Ora.
per, nit elmer inoianifben Srau uno lie.
ben 8inosrn. @ines Saees, ale er nit
oen beiosn 6Itelfcn Ginoern abweIeno
mar, f1molI Der 8Iub in SoI9e einps bef,
ti9en 8e9en6 ju elmer un9erpGbuli6en
0obe an uno icste balo oie Soitte, in
peI6er lIb Die Mutter nit oen iinoilen
Siaoern bsfano, untsr 2Safer. Gines
Ger Einoer ertranf, ebe Die Shutter IN:
ltoIten jur Hettun9 Der 6inoer treffen
fonnte.-Sie ibnallte Die eei6c oes @rs
truntenen uno orei anoere 8inoer auf
ibrem Rdfen f,if, nabm oas finite in
oen Nrm uno elite na6 einem Saume
bin, an rpsI6em iie bic 9eibe btfelti9te,
um ile fp6ter bseroiesn 3u f6nnen. Oas
2Satier itie9 INNER b0ber, 70 Dap Die
Mutter bolo f6pimmen muBtr, um nitt
INIT Den Sinoern unter8u8sbsn. Si6 e6
ibr 9elan9, einen Baum Ju errci6cn, in
oeiien 3pei9e fie Siberbeit finocn fonns
te, batten bic unerbittIi6en Slutbsn ale
lbre &inoer fort9eriTen. Die un9Idd'
ll6e Srau fletterte auf oen Saum uno
mubte bort nod jpei Sage ausbaIten,
ebe oas 9Saier iib 70 Weit perlaufen
bate, DAP fie binabitet9en fonnte. Sic
mar BON 0un9er uno Solte poult6noi9
crIb0pft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Ser 9Jrp;efl 8c9en Sdpt. aSir;

Us a 6 in0ton, "a Nu0ult. Das
Serbor in Der lnteriubun9 oc9en ON
8erfermsilter bon QnoClionpuc, @apt.
Birj, 1T beute Sormitta9 fort9eiCet
norcen. SO weroen aber in Den ndtbfz
tcI9enoen Sa8tn nur peni9 5eu9enau5z
la0en ouf9enommCn perocn.
Rinr anocrwcitise ll1ittbeiluna.
6eute frdb trat Die g8irs'I6e Inter
lubun96s@ Ommiliion 5ulammen. 0err
Sb1oe id9t, Dap feline @oae9en, Die am
fdn8li6 oae Sertbeioi9un9ez zSerfabren
Ibtrnommen batten, fib Jurid9eSc9en
uno ibn olein 9eloffen baben. ga er
nun allcin Den 8ou ourbfdbren foQe,
10 beantra9e er, oab cas- Serfobren ouf
aht Gage lang ueribobcn perbe, oamit
CT I'm Stanoe iein m69e, ii1 beiTer nit
Dem @C9enifano pertraut ju MAIDEN, uno
ole SertbGloi9un9 porjubcreitcn.
Sbertt @bipmon CAB Die @rGnoe an,
aus oenen Feline meitere Serfbiebun9 Der
sadie itattflncen f6nne. Ser 6err Qns
malt lei poaftdnoi9 uon Der Sbeorie
0ee Antl10eperfabren6 unterribttt. Die
9ommllron mics Den 2lntra9 auf Ser
l6lebun9 Der Sadie ab.
>. 9. Safcr bot fitb freinilli3 al5
Sertbeioi9cr an, uno er puroe oaber Dem
9errn Sbooe in oicier @i9enf6aft ju9es
feQt.
Der @efan9cnc brabte ueribieoenC
Ginpenoun9en an, uno iubte ju berpeis
fen, oaB er nidt in untcrIu0un9 9cjo9en
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Pin SittenacmaIoe.

Sn @eoar Sous, Soma, cnciate oieIer
Gage Elm Srauerfpiel bamit, oob fib Der
9ouptbeIo oeifeIben i'm 9efdn9niiIe ouf.
tndpfte. Sronf gt. Safe aus @isccn>
fin bate fib ju 9ebSeitsn ni6t neniaer
als 3ebn Srauen 9enOmmen une onft1tt
unter bic Mormonen ju 9eben, blieb ct
in oem'6riitliben Staatc Soma, Der bis
ieet Die SieIpeiberei nod nibt erlaubt
bat. Der iu9enolibe Don Suan mar
70 BON Der 8c6IelIu6t befefen, oab CT
ieoes Sabr Elm paar Gntfubrunosqe.
fbi6ten in Scene feBte, obne 3u bcpenc
Fen, Dap 3ebn Isbenoi9e uuo re6tmdBi9
onsetraute Srouen oa6 firbterlibItG
Straf9eridbt fir einen berSlofen Ser.
rather beraufbeI6n0ren mGiTen. Oa
lblu9 enoIib Die Stunot Der Ser9eltun9
uno nit ibr Die Soffnun6Slof9feit oo6
OuBeno pou madben 3u fGnnen. Oa Der
jur 9aft 8cbrabte feline @Cle9tnbeit
mebr fab, iib an eincm 9ieblin9S9e9cns
ltano gu bdn9en 70 empfabt er lib Ieiner
jablrei6en Samlie uuo bin8 iib an ei.
mem Strid auf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Muh cine ltrSdc1e.

Der Serquseebsr Osr ,,Susquebanna
3eitun9" entfbuloiet fib bel Ieinen ees
fern, neil ct oenfcIben uori9e 8cbv nur
cine baIbe 3eitun0 i'm StanOe mar 3u
hefern, ouf fcI9cnoe IoFOnif6e 8cife:
~ Ole Spon9elifbe @emeinfbaft III
febr fart in Der Sffite Der Susourbons
ma Seituna oertretcn. Run b6lt 6irfp
9eno nlnation in Der Rod)boriboft rin
Sampmeetln9 uno Summer I bot nm
SraupnlB oemleIben bciJupobnen. SSir
trate1 Sinridtum9en Dap 6icIcS cbns
9EoRen yta6tbcil 9elbebrn fonntr. i'm
Soanaoeno beiubte gto. 2 Oa6 Gamps
meeting, uno sntipcber ourb ben Rei, Der
SADIE ooer ourd Elm reliai6ies @sfSkt
betpo9en, per9aB tpiebersHfommsn IL II
HSH Est, ein Deierter unter erfdmsrsnhsn
umltanoen, BEN Strafen Der Ocorooo.
tion uno beg Sribiebens aus9efeet. Sbs
ne qropo6sRarl6dQe unb Slutbunoe in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
RcbslliId,er 6siT in I7ore.GareIina.

Beaufort sc. @arolino, ii.
aug. Sr. dorian Oidinfon, Elm ans
9eiebner bieii9er &aufmonn, Der fiir,lib
BON SapettepiIle fam, fa9t, ooB es fir
einen ltnionmann nibt fiber iei, feline l(nz
it6ten an oiefem 9laee ousSuIprebeu.
3pei eebrerinnen 9in9en fiirjlib nab
Sapetteoiae, I'm cine Sbule fir Sdrtioe
ju erri6ten, Der S6critf mollte ibnen
oos Sano nidt crlauben uno bCnaCbribs
ti9te ite, oaB penn fie M6nncr mdren,
lte lpie Dor Dem Sric9e bebanoelt weroen
pGroen.
Bdbreno 6rrr OifinIon in Sopettr.
pile mar, ipuroe Gin 9tc9er ouf 0ffents
li6em QIoee an cen 0oumen auf9cbdnat
unc ibm neununopierBi9 @eibeIbiebe BON
einem Sioilbeamten bei0ebrabt, Der erit
elirlli6 pom 8ouuerneur 9olocn an9es
felt poroen mar.
@olliIben jpiIben cen WilitGrbeb6rs
Den uno oen Eepr6 fentantcn Der prcpi.
ioriiben Re0ierun9 fommen fortw6bs
leno Dor uno auf Die QrmceoffiJiere miro
nit Serabtuu9 9eieben.
Der 8aIei9b pro9reb fa9t, bic 9tatio.
nalbeb0roCn baben, nd6oem ie iib 9es
t6uibt 9efeben, rS notbi9 9efunoCn,
Sopettspiae Wicoer NIT 9te9ertruppen ju
beleBen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29

pcrocn foIte. Gr ife(ltc Die Surisoicticn
pee y rltDte II Abrcoc, uno belfono auf
Dem Qntrd8, oob bic seeen ibn uoraes
brahten Nnfla9en nieoer0efhlo9en ners
orn follten.
Die bon ben Unm6tten bes Qneefloos
fen eineebra6ten @inwenounen ipuroen
fdmmtlidb bon Der @ommiifion perncrz
fen, uno ols @eribt fbritt 5u ben 3euz
9ensSTnebmun9en.
3euse Dberf 6ibbs,
ebemaIi9er plassGommoubant bon Qrs
oerfonpiGe, ia9t, Dap 8irI Die ausi6liebz
libe @cntrcQe iber oaS 9efdnanib 9ez
babt bat. Scr pfer6 mar 70 uoa9ez
propft, ooB er oem 3eu9en tpie elm 0(meis
lenboufen uorfam. @r CAB einen ums
ftdnotid)en Seritt iiber bic Oiscipl;n
uno Den cfelbaften 3uItano bes 8sfdn5s
miles. @r bemertte ausorddti6, o1b
cine Der Heoulotionsn Den RpbellenzSolz
oaten einibdrfte, cap pcr AUDI INNER
uber Die 0ejo0cne Oemarfationslinie
9ebt, cribofen perosn iollte.
3eu8e Or. Jobn 6. Bates,
elm ebemali9er Rebeue, mar 9efdnoz
niBar6t ju Nnoerfonulae. SerIelbe err
itattete cinen lan9en uno interefantsn
Seridt iiber ous @ef6n9niB oafeIbif, uno
uber Die fdmabuolIe SsbanoIun9, ruels
der bic @efar9euen uuterporfen rpurbsu.
Gr bebauptete, ooB feiner 2(nlfbt nod,
bel 9eb0ri9er Sorofolt, cap eeben bon
IS proIcnt Der Oabin9Citor5enen bate
Crbaltcn peroen fonnen, 3euoe fa9te fers
ner, DAP @apitdn @irj Slutbunoe belt,
um Ole entfIobenen @ef1n9enen bamit au
bfscn.
gSo fbin9ton, 25. Nu3. Die Grs
animation BON Or. Bates lpuroe beute
Mor9en pom WiIitdr. @ommiiiion fortz
9eieet. @5 mar binlibtli6 oss 3ulfanz
oe6 Ger @jefan8enen in 2(noerlonuille.
Nacb ieiuer Nusla0e mar Der Seorbut
beinobe SdulniB, moran Die eeute litten.
Siele perbun9erten in Sol9e Der unjuz
rribcnoen uno Ibled ten Gationen.
Qmputationen uno QSieberz lmputas
ticnen waren Iebr bdufl9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-29
Slnflid,c SppcratiUm.

Nm Ieetsn Samita9 purbe an Der
So6ter oeS 6rn. Sonas 8ieono,
bon Sal3bur9 2aunIbip, oieIem @auns
tp, ettpa Is Sabre alt, ourb QrofeITor
Qttlee, bon pbilooelpbia, i'm Seiiein
BON IL onoern biefi9en Qer,ten cine oes
f6brllbe Spperation unternommen uno
9eibidt uno otGdIib ous9efGbrt. Sie
lit ndmIib fbon cine 3eitlan9 an Der
to9'nannten Sad z&aferiubt, ourb welz
6e befannttidb fib Gin Sad oorr fleinere
SdGe nit Mafer 9cfdQt in cinem ar6B.
crCn Sad in Dem Seibe biloen. Sn bic
fem Saa mar e5 oueenfbeintib Dan Die
pltlentin beror lou9e iterben mibte, uno
oaber Der Sntfdtue, Die Spperation Dor.
3unebmen. Die Yatrntin rpurbe untcr
Den @influB pon @bloroform 9ebracbt
nno &c oauerte, >pie mir bcribtet Iino, etipa
cine Stunoc bio oiefctbs ppll,o9en ipar-
uno eas Heiultat ilf 9erpsIrn, oo6 Udbz
reno oieter Belt etpa 20 pfuno 8afTcr
aus oerielben 9enommen poroen Iino,
uno oas 9epi6t Der Sdde einoefMo6en,
mar oaS game entfernte @enibt stpa
so 9fune. 8leib na6 Der Spperation
befono ffb bas Wdoben p6uio 70 pobl
al6 e5 it6 erlparten lieb, uno 70 mar Die
telbe ou6 na6 unfcrn leeten Srri6ten
immer nod.
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Surbtbarrs Itn9Iirf auf esm ftilIen
Ocean.

q wYorf, 25. Gu9uit. Der
Sompfer uSeean Queen" 1T nit San
Sronci6co 3eitun9en pom 3. B. ein9e.
trofen.
Ser Oampfer ,,Srotber Sonatban, -
bon Gan Sranci6eo am 2S. Suli, mad,
pcrtlano, Sre9on Sietoria, nit 3neis
bunoert paiia9iersn 9in9 nabe Camp
elnccln, Oregon, am 80. sSuli total perz
loren ;-nur 40 Ntdnner uno l Srau
wurocn 0crCttet.
Inter DEN 91hloieren befancen Iib
Sri9aoe: e:9eneroI 8ri0bt nit Samilir,
eieut. @aite, Militdror3t ,Q. Snaros
BAN uno Capt. 9baooorf bon Revuez
Oienlt peitere @inSelnbeiten waren
nlbt eln9e9on9en, ale Die Ocean Queen
abfubr.
Sen. 8ri9bt mar auf Dem 8e8t, oos
9ommanoo oc6 Dep1rtemsnts BON Go
lumbia Su iibtrncbmen.
Inter Den paia9icren oes ucrunolGtten
Oampfer6 nSrotbar Sonatban' mar
9ouo. Soenrp pom &albin9ton Serritoz
ritn.
Giner Natbritbt in oen San Srancisco
3eItun9en pom Salj jsSee sufoI9e, berib.
tet Der Sele9rapben Speratsur, oob Die
eSnclonsr rpcitlib pon 9latte Srio9e
fnnf M1eilen oes Sele9rapben Orabtes
we99enommcn baben. I'm &c. SUM
9rlten 9C9en 2000 Snoianer Den pcIten
bel platte Bridge an /; rpdbreno oe6 gan.
zen 9tabmitta9s fonoen SbarmIed
ltatt uno uiele Snoioner muroen oet6ottt.
Gap. GolIin6, Gemp. g.. IL. Sbio Rea.
uno 27 SoIoateu pur3en 9et6otet. 9ieut.
Collins nuroe 0etootet, ip6breno CT 200
Mtonn &anias Sruppen 9e9en 600 SSns
olaner fiibrte. Sin SauaQPrie= =Heeiment
miro balo erWattst, weIbes bic sSnoianer
pertol9en miro. Der &eleerapb miro 70
balo pleocr ber9efteat mcroen, ols Der
Orabt berbei9elbafftilf.
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Surbtbarr rampfboot.RrploTen

Goui6piIle, 23ftsn au9uft. Dsr
Oampftr ,,Nr9oIp $50. g." 9apt. Son4
eerorift, nit 0pm 70ffrn Sbio SnfantriS
Ge9iment, 9c9en 200 Wann fart, nurod
dm Rontaa Ibeno rabc 9atfelot's ean1i
oun9, so Mcilen untCrbolb 9oui6pillel
mdDreno enes Rc9eniturmes an bad
llfer 9ctricbCn. Der Stop uerurIahtd
cine @rplofion oe6 &eiids uno Der bcr4
ousitrCmenoe Oampf perbriibte ;w6lA
ScIooten, i,pei raUon t6ctlicb uno ,wej
oneere, csrrn Quffcmmrn brjweifel1
niro. 3niibsn 30 uno 40 ipran9er|
ubtr 8"rr, BON oenen S ertranfen. De1
Oampfcr uNr9ofp $50. l." friiber rin
Fe9Ifruno Sronsportibiff, Goptain|
Sdanfs, brlhte oas Rt9iment berber|
uno Iber91b oafrIbe ocm Sen. Gptle fur
Cincinnati. Martin 9on9, Comp. g.,
unb ein tIoTener Snoiano Soloat fIno
Die beicen ourb Oampf .@ctGbtrtrn.
Oermann Sebrens, 6uob Saplor, d.
HiscuS, Sobn Rcoeritf, limos RoIe,
Nlfreo Gaoer uno S. Wc Daniels ers
.ranfcn; 98m. G0eIsbof, @ib. @urz
,lp, HClfon S6eIbp, 81. Sriebrc uno
5Toae &oDIor luurben 9efdbrlib per.
,rIbt.
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81 6 Il orb ems.

Vim 16ttn Qu9ua, In Nisbn.Nilfutb, qsd5d
SaurtY, Nnnir 6. DtdenI&ieD, 1cdtrr
gon Or. 9InrS uno @manOa DidsnIHirp, alt 2
9aNr, 6 picnatsn unN IA Gage.
3cb Gin msn 8inO !
Sclt no bic llrItuIS rp6nt
gSO man ben Batter prrin,
gec 9tius Gbrtl,
DER 5rrunb Der &in6r t6ront,
Dcrt, bort Ittt nun brin @riR.
@GsnSist ltno bic 9sicrneRunbsn,
gDotI bir, bu BAT nun itsrpunbtn,
sGObl spis Dir
I'm borl,Btsn SamRas, mfsrn 6sItrtoIpn,
NCrtbamStOn Gaunts, an otr aue,sbruna, ST..
VRtItP 8etb, in itinem Ga. esbtnsiabrt.
am t3tm gusua, In 0isbn. gViIforb, e.&a
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80 Sabun, Wcnat unb Gag. Nm itjten
purot CT an Der @rpbsn Shpamm Sirhs beer.
bt9t. Der @trp. SUltpb S6ars prsbiats an
osm 9auie, unb GRrp. 6. 3, Bsilsr n Ss$
STRIDE. w
gm 10. BisfsS. In Sdarssl1s, gropfUrb
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lar iSno SSrltorb'n'n gsOrss @SaF rbtetm BON
gotO' sSlrliadll dnuHl6ip, qrGa gauntp, ait Sc
5a9r'n' ) Nonatrn un0 Snsm.
(StnS'idnSt Ucn paROr 9. &. SrUba)
Nm %. SuIi, btt Gata1auaua. 8pfa9k
y &C. SSStsrIttn S1S BON @rOrss unb GIllateb
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am II, @usuf, in aasntaup, Spsn gbarl.s.
S0pnlsin non @sUrss q, up6 90a 9itaItr, e.
Nonate unb 4 Gage oft. y
Vim IS. aaGua. ip aatntapa, SaraS g., elm
Wpnat alt. "' FgHSS- SNH'"i
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Rin 111ann priseIt feine Srau 81 Gooe.

Gin Mann pruSsIt fcinc Srau 3u Gooe.
Die Seu6lferune bcs St6bt6ene Ser
mantoWn i'm on9renBenoen Sbio beftnoet
lib in Der 9r6Bten l(ufreouno pc9en els
nes f6eubli6en Ssrbretens, oos elm
Wann NamenS Qeter S6warj an Der
Qerfon ieinss gSeibes periibt BADEN fol-.
@s beiBt nGmli6, oerfelbc babe fie 70
lanee uno 70 entfeeli6 eemiBbanoelt uno
9eprieelt, biz ife foft ~ Srei 9efbto9en
uno ibren fur6tbaren 8unben erlp9en
fei. Der Sburfe beoiente Iib baBu elmer
&ette uno zines &nGppels. Dies 9ef6ab
am Oiento9 Nabmitto9 uno BON ba an
bic Oonnerffa9 Ha6mitta9 bat Die arme
8rau inter ben furbtbarIten SdmerSen
ouf Dem Sidbett oele9en, bis enoli6 Der
BOB ibren unid8li6en 2eioen Elm Gnoe
madte.
S6par3 fd6tete, no6oem feline bon
ibm mibbonoelte Srou oen erbaltenen
Serleeun9en erle9en mar, in ben 8alo,
um Der ibn GrmnrfenAeR,r ffitttn fl uatir efete
SeoOleeruno bon 9ermontomn rifte
Iofort aus, ourbltreifte Selo uno @alo
uno na6 elmer aufreoenoen Serfolouno
9elan9 es, Sbpar5 in cinem orosen
8ornfeloe Dor Der Staot 5u erorcfen.
Gr puroe Ju Sooen eef6laecn uno libel
iu9eri6tet, ebe man i'm er9rif uno Dor
Srleosnsrl6ter 3ebrin9 jur llnteriu9un9
fubrte.
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dIkio-

Sn 6ieirnt Staat baten bic Guppn9cab5 fol-.
9snbrS Sidet aufssRrllt
Sir @Ou: ernbr : GsC. g8. ROrsan.
9irut. @cuO. gGiIiam Gong.
N'atr Der Suprrme Court ; 9. gantrump
unO Sbcmas Re6ry.
Staatri6abmstlisr @rur9s Spanre. So
rurSsn natiirIt& Ssi&tdft ssfnbt, purin brr
ia0li6sn &stslIiUn Sgmpntbs ausssSrddt unb
zen nSrSIiasn @UppsrbsutS anrmpfUGIen ,plrb,
In t0rr 0srbi6rncn gGutN srssn QarS, mas RON
Ter bsIts9snfsn ar8irans ausssGt, 5u prrbur,
ren.
sStrO nit Trni0RrnS $4,000 @ebr6elt as,
IGIagn prbfn.
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g er b etrdtb be (.

Im 3. QusuR, bur6 ben Gbrp. 6. @rern-
tpaIo, pr. gBilliam s. Steiner, bon NuaFsr.
tCwn, NIT Nrs. gIilabstb R. eauba9, BON
Nisosr SaueOn ZIP.
Sn Shblsbrm, tur1 ben Gbrp. $. u.
S6uIs, 5r. 9Obn gObIr NIT Jlie Scbanna 9.
Stcdtr. beips bon SttbIstsm.
Dur& ben Gtrw. 9. 9. 6lsn, In 0esnsre.
bile, am 10. ausuf, Daniel Stubh, (JDttwer)
BON Spnn 1auul4ip, es6a Gnunty, nit BIltfrau
Sarah SaPpsr, BON @IbanY SaunIGip, 9srFs
@auntp.
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17,tb Gin gifsnbabn.t tlnaln4

Grie, pa., %. aug. Cine @oGifion
jwifben einem Qafa9ier: uno SrabtSu9
erei9nete fi6 beute Wor9en ouf Der Sil
Greet H. R. Neun perionen tpuroen 9es
t0otet uno 3cbn bic finfsebn uerlpunOet.
Der llnfou puroe ourb oen Sn9ens
ieur cincs Sra0tsuees peruriabt, tpeIber
auf Den 6luptIbiencn lief jur 3eit, ols
Der pofju3 anfommen muBte, lno oa er
8eraoe um cine Sic9uno fam, lino ni6t
9cI,bcn peroen fonnte, iteBeu beoe 3dee
nit 8roBer 6efti9feit 9e9en einanoer, 70
Dap ju perlpuncern 1T, oaB nibt pieI mrbr
perfect ifno.
Reun YsrIcnen fin 9et6ftct, picle DC,
Ssrlsbtrn blbtn SeinbrG6r Crlittcn.
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6'erbci erbiett Woore mebrcre Wefer.
ftibe in ben ltnterleib. elm 9epifer @ils
belm erbieIt ebenfall6 mebrere Wefer.
ftibc uno perfbieoenc Qnoere mubtcn nit
6ammer uno &nittrl1blG9en Uorlitt
nebmen. Moore rparo t0otIidb uerpuns
oct binne99efbleppt uno CAB nab mebrs
td8i9en fiir6terlitben Geioen am Sreta9
Ibeno osn 9eilf auf. Gr 5interldBt ci:
ne Srau uno mebrere Ginoer.
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Eie 1OCisenernte.

Sm gdnbnuamts in @aI6nstpn srranIftaot
man BEN @usfal Der birtid9rsen sssrn biz sUrs
id9tt8s sestsrnsrntr auf rtras dtr &c Mtaipnen
9ui4d. Bon btsIsm G,fyt tUmmsn na6s an
"a VtutOn'n aui bic wtfIifsn unb nUrbw.li.
Iiden Staaten.
9Hf'r, SOrn, SartUfsIu II. +, p. atbtn cine
role grntr.
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Tbee pulpcriGrt.

Gin fran3Tfii&r GGsmttsr sistt an, tab 29rr
9smatlsn wis Safss, bic tOppeGts StGrfs snt.
ptdls Gin anbrsr Iust, ba6, psnn man Elm
Stdd6sn 3udsr BON bsr @'rEbe elmer Salslnuf
nit b'm abss Ssrmil6s, tbe bas beige BuRrr
sarttsr s'sCFen tpirp, bu 9btr In tsr S6lfts trr
iOnitSsn Belt bic ssb5riss StarEs erSalts.