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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25
@it aatt atulaor.
MAKING MONEY IN TIE
CALICO TRADE
TIE:

a Dutchman who has been irving
to make money by selling dry goods
gives the following account of his pro
sfess. lie commenced business with
ten pieces Of calico on his shelves, when
preces began to advance. He sold out
at the old rates and he said, "when
wentto the sity TO buy moro, de money
dat / got my ten pieces Of Cal CO bought
only sight. took my eight pieces home
and marked q high profit on them, and
sold them fast enough, and when dey
was all gono | wsnt to de city ,and by
dunder ia bought only six piecies. we'll,
din's | di is maxim money backwards.
Bat i toqk my six piecies home, and put
an awful big profit on dem, and now.
aiaks l, ! must make money like smoke.
sat when | got dem six piecies all sold.
/ took de money got to de city again
ana thought ! would getsabout twelve
p'eqie'' bot de ealicoes had gone up again
and ! got oQ Y four piecies. Veil, | took
dem home and put on bigger profit
ssl did before. and diuks now | makes
hsap OF moRey But when l got dem
sold, and went after more. de caleoes
,had gone up again. / hope may never
Il getnom more as two pieoies for my
mooeYl 80 here I was. | had ten piecis
of calico when started off to sell'em
ana here am NIT only two pieces and
no money"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25
MUSICAL CATS.


AT Brussels, in The year l549. cats
formed part Of orchestra which performed
before Philip II. Of Spain. A bear was
seated On gseat car al the figure of an
organ which Instead Of pipes had twenty
cats of d,4erentno,es and sizes shut up
u small cages with there tails out and at
tached to the register Of the organ in
such a manner that when the bear tuch-
ed the key the tails Of the unlucky cats
were pulled, and The cats began to squeal.
The cFiptonspooeeds to state that at
The sound Of this feline instrument, mon
keys and some children dressed up to
represent bears, wolves, stags and other
animals) danced about ON an adjoining
stage. It is recorded of Louis XII th at
he asked his master for music, the Abbe
de Baigne, to treat him to concert of
pigs. The abbe assembled a numbered
the unmusical animals Of different ages
and sizes (and it is to be presumed care
fully selected in respect. to the
variety Of their intonation), and
placed them in tent, having in front
table like the keyboard ofa piano forte.
AS the Keys were touched they moved
certain pins, which plicked the unfor-
tanate pigs, who grunted aud squeaked
sccordngy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

TnE Force or HAnIT.-In the Dublin
University Magazine, we have BIZ
ographlcal sketch Of Peter Burrows. the
celebrated baristep, and among the per.
sonal anicdotes told of him is The fol.
lowing; A friend. called upon him one
morning IL his dressing room and found
him shaving, with lis face to the wall.
lieqSked why lie choose so strange an,
astilude. The answer was to look in The
glass there Wby,' said his frieud,
There lsno glass there Bless my
soul cried Burrows, I did not notice
that before Ringing the bell.he called
his servant, aud questioned. HIM respect
ing the lootipg-glass. oh. SIR said
NE servant mistress bad it removed
siT aOeels ego.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25
Ghniee 2oetru,
ARMY-BLUE.
BY SARAH A. DYER.


Over all the listening prairies,
Down by blue Potomac's shore
From Pacitie's sounding surges,
To Atlantic's sullen roar--
When the cry 'My childrtn save mer
Erred the souls OF strong and true,
With the watchword, "God and Country,
Patriots donned the army blue,
On its color waved and beckoned,
From Hrs holy arch above,
And they turned to find it mirrored,
In the eyes of those they love.
Met its shadows 10y the streamlet,
Where they flung themselves to rest,
When the angels, slow decendihg,
Closed the portals of the west.
Then it robed the distant mountains,
As they marched with reverend tread,
Through the hills eternal gorges,
Der the torrents rocky bed
Flashed beauty, joyous welcome,
As anear the foe they drew:
While atar sad wives and mothers
Prayed for boys in army blue.
Then the drum beats distant thunder,
And the bu$les near at hand;
While Ger all the cannon-echoes
floatel up in chorus grand.
Aud their eyes grew dim and tender,
And their souls grew warm and true,
Till the heart of saint and martyr
throbbed beneath the army blue!
Backward rolled the tide Of battle,
Wave on wave, and peal on peal,
Flashing sabrcs madly meeting,
Muskets din, and clash Of steel;
But band, all brave and valiant,
Smewed with trenches through and thro
With the night, birds chanting dirgeo,
Shroud and coffin army.blue.
Oh, it hrightens Southern prisons.
Aud along the crowded street,
Crippled form and ghastly visage
In its tattered folds we meet;
While our prayer floats ever upward,
Through the mists and evening dew,
It'll the stars shah fade and falter,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

EF- Squire Jack was cabinet maker
and underwater known far and wide as a
master workman. One day, when the
Squire was busy, a couple came to his Of
fee to get married. The mans face was
familiar to the Squire. and he ordered
him off in. this wise: Begons, You scouu-
drel you haven't paid for your first wife's
coffin!'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

EH> IT is said that a sweet potato put
ia hyaciuth vase filled with water and
placed in the sun, will send out shoots.
and produce very graceful vine fora
window The jar must be kept con-
siantlyfull as the potato absorbs great
deal of water. sa re s"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

FL An Irjshman who had Just re-
turned from Italy where he had been
with his master, WAS askedin the kitchen:
" Yes, tten, Pat. what is the lava here
you and the master talking about?"
" Only drop Of the crater was Pats
witty reply.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

wA lady who visited the" contrs-
band camp. atNorfolk, Icently, was as
tonished 10 End the name of every boy
baby in the camp to be uniformly
/" Abraham In one group were no
less. than nine children al houored with
lie same appella ton.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25

SpTaUg over Hlul, udsHluS lIlS hul40 iipu
II his hand, leaving him stunned in tn,
= middle of the road, The horsema,
turned instantly, and drawing lis re
naming pistol from his holster, waiteC
for the other to rise. The latter stag
e to his feet, and leaning against the rocks
, on lhe side of the road, gazed sullenly
= and revengefully upon lis couqueror.--
5 Thus the strange couple regarded each
, for some time, until the horseman broke
the silence;
80. my friend" he said, "your ca
reer is ended at last"
"Yes, curse you! d rend you assun-
i der, too, f., ..l...
You dared, l presume" put in the
stranger, II doubt not your good inten'
lions, and can only thank heaven you
have not 3 power proportionate to youy
will; but | am doubtly thankful that I
have been the means Of ridding the earth
OF such monster, ! presume you can
give pretty good account Of those mys-
terpus disappearences of laie?"
,a," Ay, that ! can! You are the first
lrichly freighted traveller who has entered
that lane and escaped the bullet or tie
1 knife"
"Pshaw! do YOU take me for one OF
those simpletons whose purses are better
filed than their heads"
'No +! exclaimed me o'neF' WIN sud-
aen energy y know oel'eF' fFom
tho very hfSt you seemed to haVe read
my lhn'enIaiop' - e'lal ana you must nave oeeh
sent expressly 70 fnSlap me- IN o'se'
words you arc a detective IN aESo'se'
"el'' you have come out BEST out you
nave p'"yed a desperate part ne"
would have escaped as yau / ave- for my
wife Is good shot But you seem from
the first to be fortunes Iayorlte.'
u certainly had narrow escape,
remarked the other, pointing to the bull
Iet-h le in his hat "But it is net theI
first time that fortule has proved friendly
to me-"
"Well who are your at length de-
mauded the other.
"My name is Vidocq."
"Great heavens! the Partisan detec-
i've! might have known that it would
be all up with me when YOU were
pitted acainstm me-"
..Yes bu siness az the metropolis being
rather dull, and having heard some ru-
mots of your doipgs thougbtL L would
take trip out here, ifonly for The GOOD
Of nv health Butts is growing late, and
Won must be moyeipo."
"Wher. mustI go?"
"To The gallows, in the end" was the
cool replv; but al present to the iail at
p"
"To the galows!" returned the other
fercely. "Neverl Any death but thah"
The detective leveled His pistol at the
head Of the charcoal burner and exclalm-
ed;
"fou shall have a outlet through your
head if You prefer il" F"
The other ducked his head, in expac-
tation Of tie shot, and then matle a de,
P''q'' FP''"s' =. ,''' :, '''''''
"0"ef9'' ""'s'.' ~ i'u' , ~ N''' "'N 1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-25
Livery stable

ToHN a, WILLIAMS, Proprietor of the old and we'll
known Upper SandusSy Livery Stable desires TO say
10 the public that he is still located the old stand
nearly opposite the PiersOn House, where all can be
accommodated with the very best Horses, Carriages
Bggies Sulhies &c, just comfortably fixed up and
aeeompanled by as careful drivers, If DESIRED be
found in Wyandet County.
EeA. Don't forget TO inquire for the 0ii Upper San
dusky Livery Stable If yon want coed Rig.
J. A. WILLIAMS.
Up7er Ssndusky, Jan. l, IseG
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2luS Fem @iISpensi1.

Mew-YUrf Is, 6eptGr, glepsSrlean
fer NaGri9ten Biz gum I. linb eingetrufen
Der 8rOwn6DtQe- Correspondent Der Since
la9t Dap Der Sc iunObeits3ultanD Der Neger.
Gruppen un9entt9enD 1T.
Die Giberalen lammeln in Ntatampra8 cir
0eer nnp tperOtn In &Ir5e pur0 Gprttua8:
8rllpFen pertarft meroen.
At Der &anptcolroBe Fam es 3trtI6en Den
NeputlJtauern inter GobebD utO ben Ratler:
ltdAen unter Stnejep6 gum 0efeAt unD BIZ
lebteren wurpen Bis MOnterep 3uriidaetrteben
bort wurpen ite ger TART unp febrten surilid
muroen nber son Gprttra6 Iruppeu abermaIg
9eidla9en.
Ster conf. Amertfarer wuroen fir3lt0 oor
3auberu alf cine barbartlAe Weile ermorOet
Der cine Der GrmprOeten lpQ Sen. NarIpnS
BON WttlfllipPt 9etpeien ietn.
Die Shines perpfentliGt Gen. Slpcun'i
SrOer, tpOpurN ietne frlbere Srper, welGe BIZ
StlOun9 BON NliIi3 8e9tmeutern perbietet
ptperruf en miro utp man Ser1nutGet, paB balr
iptAtt9e Seranperun9en lit Nilflltppi berppr-
9eGen tperGet.
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Neneite Na1rt6ten.
Selegrap6irt fir ben ,,SaIti..ors @eder".
wgilcrsS aus @ser,cp.

otrO o, l6, Sept. Dsr MertrO Gorre:
lPOuOent Der 9fep Orleans Shines beriGtet I'M.
term Ill ST.: yDte NnGriGten aus Den
Str. Staaten perurl aGen grpBe Noitaticn,
OIe Jmpertaii ten ltnp in 9roBer OelCr9utB,
Die etfrt9eren Nnbanger Miartmiltans iinr
mut9los. Die Streittrafte Der 2tberale1 per-
mebren li0 raid unp Die 3ettun9en beriGter
tQ9Ii1 gefe1te. Die. Stapt antta9p bel
Srtjaba bat li@ fir SuareS erflGrt; p%alelbl
btetet lebtercm grpBe Gprtbetle unD permtttelt
Den unmitteIbaren Gerfebr init Den Staaten
GGbaacO uno @btapaS. 3ablrethe ltberole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baben ItG bort 9eretnt9t
nnp beprpGe1 Sri3aba uup Die 0era @rud
Glienbabu.
Die Smpertaltlte ten grifen ben Nlab 5pet
Nlal an, wurpen aber 3urId9eI4la9en, mas
0rOBe SenIatipn berpprrief.
Ser Gltret1tl1e 0raf G6etrele BAT 1T ben
Bergen nabe Yuebla ppertrt unDm ebrere MIDI
tl9e O'etangene 9emadt, Die Gltret9il9e Se@
laBun9 pOn GpbaDulla mABte liN all Die Gtbe@
ralen er9ebet.
Die pfft3tellen .3etttn9en BON Durango
melpet pas WieDereriAetne1 De$ Sen. 0att0=
Ito in pieem Staate, Der nit Den 8anpen bon
@p1ona unD Balt3pn $4,000 Ntann cont
manpirt. Die 8ran3Ofem er1parten berer
Sperattonen nit 9rOBer SeIpr9niB. Oer
franjGilAe 0enerat Wietere bat cine Srpre
e~rlaUe1, PAP Gle GrnnpbeitBer tbre Qrbetter
begrnnaen milen gum @iperltanp se9en bic
Stberalelt ltllp macbt bela9te Orunpbeliber fiji
ole QanpIlul9en Der 2tberalen >~perantpprt=
lid.
Der 8ampico Correspondent 1T iebr entml1=
tbt8f. Seit pret Mpnaten teltebt fein Ser
tsHr nit San 2pUt8 De Yptpii 41t1p Dem SIT
1erert.
aus ben @taatea @Onura, g~DtubaGua,
Guerrero, 8abaacp, @btapaS unp @OItma
perpen tetne 8~epegun9en Der &atlerliGer
beriftft. DteleIbeu finn fat 9ar3 unter Der
Qerrt Gdft Der 9tberaleu.
1000 Gr@9tebeuen pienen in Der tatlerlihen
@rnee nnp man bpft, 10000 3u enrpltrea.
Olp9an ltebt'an Der Spibe Der 8epegun9.
Die &atiertn wpllte nn9 Selgien abretle en-,
cm ibren franfen Gater 3t belu6en unp Nta=
r~tmIiian beabii9tigte na6 gucatan Su 9eben,
OpG Die Grau5olen S~er6tnperten Jpn, neil
ite flrAtetelt, pteles mahe einet Idltmmen
GtnDrltd.
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Gbarlelpner Settu1get pom Ii. ntelpen
baB Gr @puperneur @ifet etuen SpQtdnpt9er
8arppn pom Nralipenten erbtelt.
Die &etsernte in Der l~1mgegenp 1Or
gecroetpwn 1T Steleerpre6enb.
Wan glaubt, RAP btS gum l. Sft. BIZ
Qctperbtuoung 3pil6en Gbarleltpn unb So
lurnbia beraeteut Ietn irtrp.
Cincinnati, Is. Sept. NerI cnen
peldbe aus Geras bier aneefpmmen fnb, ia.
oen, po3 i'm 9teb Ntper Dtltrtft allies rrbte
III. Die Ne9er bletben BET itren 6erren uni
arbeiten rubig weiter. Die Grnpte liett Siel.
eerIprehen6 aus.
Mpnt4pmerp, Is, Sept. @ine @rp=
b%eabltimmung ipuroe beute Mtor9eu Spr9e.
nunlrien urto Die GpnSentiGn entI6teO burd
cine g6timmung Bon So gesen 81 9eaer
cine Gepuptattpn Der @unfGD. Staat616tlO,
@afbtn9tpn, IS. Septbr, Die Gez
%aierunq tat BE l6lORen, Die Griit fir Nneebote
gum Gerfauf Der Chattanooga @al3werte
nod nm 20 Sage su ~oerlaneern.
Sem gprf, Is. Septbr. 9ente wurben
ans etnem 8anftauIe In Nalltr. fir $780,
900 8esierun9s SOnps 9etOblen. $4,000
Tmo ais 8elu6nuns fir bic Nusfnbuns Dea
DtebeS aus9eebt.
Gtnctnnatt, 16. Sept. Die Sbtc
Staatsfatr maGt quite 8prtldrttte. @elteru
wurbe btelelbe pom 10000 Nerunen beiuht.
GGtcagp, Is. Sept6r. Depei9en aua
alien G6etlen bes Staates bert6ten, baB BIZ
&artofefaulntb in beunrubt9enber @etie I'm
li9 greift.
Nem Orleans, IA, Sept. General
8ant6 1T nuA Dem Ncrben abgereiit tim Dor
at bleiben.
Gan 8ram5tScp, IS. @ept. De-
Oompfer Sterra giepaba FAM nit S48OOC
in 0Olp BON Sre9on uuO brtttil@ Gplnmbt1
hier an.
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WeueifeS aus Gurnna.

New 0Orf, II. Sept. Der SattPter
rGitY Of SpltOn" fam nit NadriAten pom 8.
aus 2iperpppl bier au.
Die confGpertrten Spnbtn6aber btelten am
4. cine GerIammlung in 2onOpn uup beiprae
den lire QusliAten. Selblt etnt9e Der 9teo=
ner beltritten, paB bic &e9ierlln9 pafir per-
autiportliG 1et. gs purpe Elm COMMITTEE er=
nannt, peIbe5 Grtunpi9un9en ein3ieben unb
ipater pariber bert6ten ipQ.
Der 6anpet 3pilNen Der Merlep unb Den
liDIiAen 6dfen BAT wieper 8rpBe 2ebGaftt9teit
an9etDmnen.
6iinf Setter beS Senten=N ufrubr5 in glud
Tpf wnrpen Ser9oitet unp fir einen Nrpse6
beigete6t. SIS wurpe feline a8ar9lAaft pom
lbnen angenpmmeu.
Die Giebleu9e ipitbet fort unO BAT Td
naA Srlanp SerpFoa3t. Sn 2Onbpn 1T cine
SublcriptiOn CUR gntl6api9ung iolAer er5f-
net ~rOrpen, wel@e seaStHi9t waren, t9r 8iet
gu IdlaGten.
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~--NH~
SSDf63esa aus Dea &a9es<SSeuis
4eiEert.

8afbtn9tpn Is. Sept. gla9 einem
Eele9ramme son Columbia, Sib Garulina,
3erIammelte it0 poieIblt 9eltern bic Stants=
GonDenttpn. 100 Nlitglteper tporen an,pe=
ierO. Dicielben iOQen aus Den f~dbtglten unS
tnte~lligeutllten NIGnnern be8 StQote8 BE-
lteGen.
0teI olnttpnclt, ipelde l1nsufriepenbeit nit
ben pQltttlden 3ultanDen auslpre6en, purper
einaebradt, aber nit alien ge9en 5 Stimmen
vernon en. gIabres lit mod nt6t befannt.
Die 8ptl6aft pes 0ouperneur Nerrp ipridt
F6 fir Die pplitif br8 prdliDenten So9nlpn
aus.
Sine Nn3abl Gebetmppli, ilten, pelde Bel
Der @utpedung unb @e%faneennabme Der
YrdlipentenmGrper tbdti9 maren, lino bier, INN
Die aus9eiebten Selpbnun9en in Gmpfana al
nebmen. Die gertbeilung tptrp In 8alpe
geI9e9en urp GFentliG betannt oema6t iper=
ben.
Na9 Nidmunoer .3eitun9en pom 6eatioen
tpurpe 5err S. S. 8ufprp, Mttstieb Der Sc
9~tslatnr Nrn Sfrgtnien wGbrenp Der Oauer
per @pnf6Oeratiogt, gum Nrdlipenten Der
OanDtQe= @ilenba9n eripa6lt, General Soc
Solution erbielt 1928 G5timmen, 9ufOro
2278.
Sort @mttG, Qrf., Il. Sept, 6eute
ipurOe ben Oele9aten Der Snbtaner Elm a19e-
metner 6rieDen5= unO SreunDl Aaft0=Gertrag
s0rgelegt unD tbaet Bis mOr9en 3eit 3ur
0riifun9 O%eiIelbea 9e9e6en.
@puSerne1r Colbert S0n N~rfanla6 lit bier
aneefOmmen. @r beriGtet, paB 5a0Iretde Oe
leaatonen bon pea 0erl4ieDenm Snpianer@
bter9er utterwe9S iften.
Die Gemtnplen 9aben papiere pprgelegt,
betrefenp tire 8e3iebuu9en ar ugebelItun."
New@ gprf, l6. Sept. @etern wurOen
100000 TT Sob mad europa sel4tdt.
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s5rlef ppm a5elI. aLneum.

8nffalo, is, @epttr, Die fuloenpe
Depel0e 1T loeben Don Sen. Slpcum bier
etngetrpfen
Sidsturs, 9}tI, IA, @sptbr. SON.
Dean 5iAmOnp /! = SIRE OepeI6e, mel6t
mir Die 9(Omtnaticn bur9 Die 9iepz2jprf be.
mpfrattlAe Staat6=@ Convention anseigt, ii
etn8etrpfen, eberlo cine GUpie Der 8eldlIli'
iener GOneenticn. SD e%npoliire tbre @lattfprn
BON Ssr5en ltno acceptire nit 6renpen BIZ
Nominattcn SD bUfe nod ppr @nbe bte1el
Nfptat6 gu 9aule 5n ietn. SIR &c. s. Civ:
cum.
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Observation-Disclosures

Sri miuaIs eri6t. Git6ter 8pHb. - SIM
Ganlfaos : Gerntin murnen folg noe Sale oerGanbeIt
Serrp SGni9er pesen Nn9riffs auf 2Bnt, Slutper; bet9e'
feat i1nb Der 8eIafunsS5eu9e in tie 6 fen o%erurtbeilt.
Griebridb Bauer unb g. 90. S9auge. tpegen Nngriffs aui
Den @~cuitabIer Sobn Mfeetb nitt i9uIbig II. Selafturgs=
3suae in bic &oten oerur beilt. Sobn Wteet6, pegeu
4nariffs duf Bauer unb Sb1use; I'm 81 uno Soften 9es
frat. Wui. SmitP purbe ipe9Sn an9riff5 auf 8eter
Barton ~Dcrsefibrt uub in bic Soften p%erurtbeilt. Souls
%. S%enteltbal, a~ngeftagt, @~lijabetb Srpin betrobt Su
baben 3ld3e abSeisieIen. 3. u. Balben unb Glilabet6
0BaIten pegen Nnguffs auf g iiabetb 9Iinfe, inter Ser1=
t6ung. @nua DcnaPue unb Susb @tart wesen sesenisis
tiger Iusriffe nitt i6uloig. 9epiS $. coleman, wsgen
friebliGes @er5alten 9eben. Spibua 8. Irtuftrons murbe
peseu Nt,sbanblErs zines Ytertes ~porsefiibrt, aber freiges
fpro9en. gSuI. Sear ,pegeu In9riffS auf 0puis 6aD8;
uibt i9ulbig. Peter @reir tpesen 4usrifis auf 86ilip
gsait absewieien. &6cmas Gbrifopler, megen @uariffs
auf g8un. @~altSau; I'm $40 unb Soften sefnaft nno fir
8 g8cGen mad Der Sail sei9idt. auttpnp @rpin. peoen
Insriffs auf Scuis SelerS ni6t i6uloig unb ausetlass
ter nd benz Uipunt Sope ScipitiI seihjdt. G9cmaS
0eritp tpnrbe weseu anSriffS af ben Pcltifeu Gi6el.
mann nm 5 une bic SOFTEN sefraft rnb fir 2 Gage ua9
Der Sail seIGidt.
Die t%clgeneen Sale pirSeu persti@en George Gjber
treGen Au9rtffs auf ben Serseanten Chants @eprge
@rotberS pegea InsrifIS auf Sacob Qeoitpi6 So9u 9al-
oarib9e pe9el anSriffs auf 2puiS @f6arbt. gBm. Betp,
~ait9efla9t auf GeHt. 8. Tprb unb BRADFORD 9eIbolien 81
paben, iesterer a~n8etIaat eiuen Iuirubr erre6t gu Pa3eH.
Sacob Weftrt9 megeu WfiB6anbIlng bes Sobn @urr9 ans
sefla9t. Sborles S'SearS pessu ansriffs aut 5rebertf
GbiGer. Srbn aisner regen ausriff5 aut Dtarp ArnplpS
Der @eri4tsbcf pertdste ft4.
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gIthammn @MtTbaner

Ste Aub bIerSur6 er(u&t, bic reeelniasteen g~erfdmmIur.
een n q Ihes's 5aue, Erattfr. ;rtlhen B0nb unb BrcpswaS
sR bsiu@en, I'M be arra~SSnents fir bic tcnu,snpe srObs
6cter nnb bie w enEetiamnIun Der ufeGaptter uHfersr
ab5s baitsa nstten fpH. Gs ptrb eebpfft unb erpor tek has
ieter Ir5etter esnFtbt, bait Iein SnteteTe pom ReiuItote
oteief DsmsafEattpn Gbb6net, Ani Stfebl
Ofls-l besGHmite
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gesaereS aus Georgia unS eas. Carolina.

New gprf, II. Sept, Die Dampfe,
empire @itY uup SpaGp brin9en Gbarlelto-
ner 9iahri6ten pom II, unO Sasannnb 0a:
ten POM ID.
Die Gbar(eitOner Delegation sur @taati
GOnOentton reilte am II. Sept. na6 GOluut
bus ab.
Der Stone, Ga., Gourter Iagt, baS Spt
febrt 3aGlreiG 3uriid uuO lmeitet DEN Greueip
Georgia bat feRr nurtb anboItenpe Oirr
dmelttter1.
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Wurnrn Wouuerctn 30.

Sbiaer gerein hat Fh rnter @nnatme tsr Itterallen Sc
fee sSafpnmeu p~rtaniFrt unb rat re- eits III Swrtie Gin
iabIune les Ell Wftttpp9 fattgefunten. @ac, b fb tteiem
Weretn nc6 ansui6lte SEN SUIT baben, fnS treunGliGff e. faAt,
fptalb mis- mGsii6 tere Nftteu 5et6nen ~ la1, n We "a am
lung ieben DlttnprG Nteno lei 9rn 5enEs Stein, RO, 96
pennfpisan.e Apenue nate 8totl fl.
81 gtd6hen Wittwp6, ten 20. bs, @elb su Serfaufst.
Sent9 @ep, graf,
x &. 6s61er. Gefr. (fampmil
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WnIt SsSnrf Winmroc.

Sort MOnroG Is, Sept. N(8 Dor
Der 9anPfer uGitq Of 9ti9munO" bon
JtiGmono abfatren polte, bra6 ietn @6aft
UNI letne 9aliogtere wurDen nit pem 8ppte
vWta9enta" 1terber befGrpert.
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gieuer 8auperetn.

aaen 96etlnetmern res i'm effale tss 9rn. @balbert
@Itma, Gfe eu Charles pne SIN or, III erGfnenten
gaurereins btermit sur NaGridt: EaB am II d6fen
Dpnnerfae, ois rem q. Septy tie erfe cOnititut' enfs
Qeriammlnu8 atenl 8 s ltr a ~gsGGlten rirb; 9let@5ettt9 TT
bieinit te &nssise tHr ale btej ntstn, nede nod ~beitttrss
ten g. henfeu, ~rerbunten, rag in ban 8eittn8en sine nelterr
&nieieea e~tfpIasn. Sut &wttrage aaeT ltnterSsttner Der SITE
S9bn G~nBermepe
@eprg enntgbGufgn
GdrI eau mdnn.
gE-AuA MhnIhPrT GIimn. Z .
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Neuer 8duSerein.

aue ttejenisen, bic I'd einem gut rentirenten gnupersir
urd, an ihlte ret rpuen. m6een fh am Giehfag. cen 10. -
Ntenes s llbr In tr Central Sa9e, @apEr So rs, metten
fHtem an ole EN- q ND keTnttire geamtenrattI ~fattfNeet
fppie aud bic erlten Settr &c ertoben neriet
AIDts m etng prGI.
GarI Sbrenf@aII, Ser. (faincetl
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WQtta.

Die @~timmetter Der gDarb Terten bternit 'euad
rtttidt rag RE 9egtfra rren btefer glars 5teura bal en-
merlin am Dientas unD 10 tim d hen 10. UNI 20. Is, ppn
9 ubr Nrraens ttS 8 Itr Itents in So. 800 Qiebtfr.
RS. Gtes TT tr Isste 9ulaaf.
g. 3. E0bIDr,
Gas DenatA,
20 m 3 peaSlgn,
fa-rat) Rcgtlr. Ger II. apdgk.
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.&trMline NInhrithf.

"a bpt cint6en m m~tpriFrten Gemeinteslieber ser Gpana,
Gutb. Dretetn 8tetts @emetute G'rcalare erlaIen ppreen
ltno, n}i6s auf M'pNtaS 4tcuo 10. Sept, cine 6eneralSer.
ian'mluns bgruien, 70 ertlait btermtt ter 8tr6enratb. tof
letre lel6e ~8srinmnlun9 tattfncen fam, tntem fe unoe,
lest@ r9Ie, uno ~ 70 hermit le es @ernetnreslteb eeparr t
femer iplAen ungelesiiGen 4ertanlnlun9 meter IN ben eise.
men nr0 aul ftempen @eriam nlunq epidgen te,auppbnen
ntort9eniaas mas hem @eleb nit ttnen ~perfdbrea iperber
mtre. ueber dupt erinnern mr. jebeS @lieb, eaB mad Sc
%netnSebe '4luB eont 10 Mfat 1865 bic Gemeirbe aae 0erbtn,
eun9 nit Ger Gp 2utb SpnOte Spn Yenuiglpanien a setrp'
9eh rat uno e~tn5elre Wtt8lteter IN feline pettern l~luterfant'
lungen nit beriett Il tteten fSnneu
SIM Ntren res GirdenrdtbS
Gbrtfppb 9Bbn, 9raf.
(lnO) Spbn d. GubdIS, Ser.
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tmp6tultl
z. g. $. &,

Dte Wttt8Iitter ber 2ttertg Qrae SIC. 90, S 8 8. S wer-
bjer fattFntenben prcjctpn res SrStnS sur Setter Der Sat
bnaHn9 ees &ionuutent8 sum @epG&tntF Res Off ers bes Or
EenS y. o. 2. Gbpnta8 Q8ittcp, ~aiproens s lr tn bunfetn
Qutcn unb Nrat8et feWte WetBen 6anbftupsn 70 3ablreth
Gls ms0lt4 In 9tp. AZ 81. Sreberidfr. tet Sruter u. Setse
einjufneen. SIM &uftrag
(ntNSO 81. 81 ID p r I GsFr
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q u. 9x2nrA.

Gte @esilratrren Der IA. gBarb perben 1T Sc. 54S gDeR
BAIT rtOtefr. Dtenfa8, Rem 10 unb Diittpa6, 90. Sept,
9on Uler eng 9 uRr BITS abenbs 9 rbr ;niomnen ietn, un
bic @e9tfrtrRns Der gfautfn bon 9enannter QDarb III SsaenSen
Soon Il. Epwner,
Sefatab ErRien.
9D ~ O 8rpmn
tmp6tmt) SfeoIer. ber Ia g5dtS.