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Pta-srfos htrrKrs nv rnv Mtr -Me.srs w. DRAKE
co isst std nearly million bottles OF pLANTA.
ftuN NffEks Allowing twelve inches the hottie In
continuous ine. they would eatend three hundred and
srfsuis nine miles What nation % nvadf just
thnE ~ stream three inc~s square extending from New
iufN H. HufAlo being lsNed nv human stUtnachs
year Vet people appear thrive under a.
VIII pleasure. We nfinsi think nfAke Go
uid to The perriinous. Viva In Plantation, 3. TlS0-x
A silent sewing Machine.
WILCOX GIBBS, No sS broadway.
Pictorial Psychological Journal Tor
APRIL % np.irliions. PhysignomL E,hnolog, Ply,
soogy Psychology, Reporters and Reporting Choice OF
Purst 'ol0r of Eyes Climate and Color Insanity,
&c Only ~ News have IA. Please address
Msssrs. FOWLER WELLS, 80 broadway, NY.
A.-Use the Best.-Bowden's Moth De-
STHOYiNG PACKET. for sale by all druggists
~ $50 broadway. Msssrs. Fowler ~
WILLS. rbrenOosasts, make exanauagons daily
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The Real Fort Sumter Day.
TO THE EDITOR 90 THE HERALD.


War DEPARTMENT, ApgurAsr GnSspAl's owes
wssnIseros, April "a, 1sss.
Enclosed send you Photographic cory a. Assor An
dersons ocial report Of the evacuation ~ Fort Sumter
on Sunday afternoon the is,h of April An arrangement
to the fort made Saturday the 18Th o
April, but IL not consumma,cd until the nsxt day,
and Major Anderson did not surrender his command Ne
held possession OF the fort continued In command until
the afternoon OF the ltth, when he marched cut
with colcrs flying and drums beating, bringing
nifty guns The evacuation was on the 18th
not the 13th. After Major Anderson marched cut
the rebels marched In. The day Of the ration cf
Fort Sumter is the anniversary specified IN the Presd.ni
year Good Friday does not change the proper historic
and Official date Of that transaction The question Of the
proper date considered by this ONCE by General
Anderson and by other military officers and ell agreed
that the act Of sauting his ag and "marhinF out de-
signatcd the proper day be celebrated am air. very
W A. NICffoIs
Assistant Adjutaat General
STEAMSHIP nALrrc 4
Or SANDY Hoox, April Is--iosso A. NJ,
Via Nsw Yoss
Hon 8. CAMERON, Secretary Of War Washington
until the quarters were entirely burned the main gasss
destroyed by fre the gorge walls seriously injured the
magazine surrounded by flames and ils door closed from
the effects OF hcatfour barrels and three cartridges ~
powder only being available and provisions remaining
but pork-I accepted terms Of eyacuat on offered by
General Beauregard be ne the offered by him
the 11th inst prior 10 the commencement of hosil.
ties and marched out of the fort SUNDAY ArrrRsooS
THE rouerEfSTH INIT, with colors flying and drums
beating, bringing away company and private property,
and salutng my flag with hfty guns
ROBERT ANDERSON
Major First Artillery Commanding
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To Escape the Debility OF July ana
August CAsWElL, MAX ACO'S FERRO-PHOSFuO-
RAfED ELIAIR or CALISAYA.
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The Bridal amber-An Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Published by the
Association and sent free Of charge IN sealed ene
lopes Address Dr j. skln Houghton, Howard Associas
,ian
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Thorpe,s Arpicn and ChIoroform Lini-
nent cures NrurnRa Rheumatism, Toothsche sprains,
Bruises kc DeIo i Chambers st. Sold by all druggists
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Bank, Once and Counter Railings, o1
wire and cast iron. CHASE 4 co, b4 Broadway.
Opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, PreservativS
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. Astor HousoI
The dyen applied by skilful artists.
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American Steel Shirt Collars-Patented
April 49, l84-Electric self justing, enameed white "a
ST. 80 per dozen. Samples nailed o0o 7bc a. snow whits
stitched 81 2a JEANEREr. rs Nassau street.
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circular 10 young Sent free Of charge addressing
al mailed o address
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uOi For Rich mOndi
ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS AT
Richmond. Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
and other places, should be sent BY
THE HARHDEk EXPRESS,
NO. 65 BROADWAY.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewin0
Machines WHEELER WILSON 62o Broadway 6e3
Wheeler Wilson's Button Hole Machine.
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Uoi For Rich monds Z

Gouraud's Italian Medicated soap
cures tan pmpes freckes crupons flesh worms, &C. 81
as broadway and druggists.
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HiIls Hair Dye. so Cents-Black %
brown. Reliable Depot, No Barclay street Bold By Al
druo
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FIags-Flags-Poles, Balls, &c., NJ HO-
JER GRAHAMs. 81 Duane street. corner Broadway.
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world for all diseases with WI lch children are smi.tsd
during the process Of tecthnr Is Mrs WlNsLvWs suoth
ING SYRUP ID not only relieves the child from pain pue
invgones the stomach and bowels cures wind cole and "
giving quiet the child rest 70 the mother rer-
fegtIy safe In all cases S cents b9tue
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-
10000 Books, stereoscopfc Pictures, &c, on hand.
LEG0hT BROTHERS, us Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-ses Omeial
drawing Of April l, on another page.
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Batchelor,s Hair Dye-The Best in the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfecs
Dya Factory 81 Barclay street
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Hufeland's Cough ure-PromPtly
brnks up relieves coughs arising from colds &c Do4
iM Chambers street Sold BY all druggists.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Costa asRca, Captain Tnklspaugh
will leave this port tomorrow, at noon, for AspnwaiL
The mails for Central America and the South Pscns
will close at half past ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
The New YORK Naturalization for the Pachc-win
be published at fpast nine O'Clock tomorrow
ing.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, sis
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A.-Why II the Perfume OF Phalon's
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS in a Broadway stage like .
pretty girls MOUTH Because 1t makes n bus agreeable
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Boys All Wool Melton suits at %. Il
v. BROKAw, - Fourth avenue and o. Lafayette place.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Leg galized Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent
J. CLUTE, Brokers' onlce l7o Broadway.
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Grover q Bakers First Premium Elias
tic stitch stitch Sewing Machines 40 Broadway.
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TO persons having whatever OF the dis
ease DR. wfSHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial which 10
readily by the blood and carried 10 the unss and
the healing principles OF upon the Dnamed
o. the lungs and their decay at and the pausns
life IL saved The Pine Tree Tar Cordial has great
dissolve the thick that stops the wind Of
the lungs and expes from the The Pine Tree Tas
Cordial the blood and cleanses Of all scroulou0
matter that constantly breeding internal and eEters
Salrheum bloches the face and all skin diseasea
especially cured by DR. wspars Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Once 10 North Second Philadelphia Sold ut HELM
Ynrk
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A.-''White's Patent tLeverTruss"-Cure
Rupture radically No pressure on the back:
GREGORY CO., 600 Broadway
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Richmond, Petersburg, Goldsboro,
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
have eposeson of their Offices In the above named ciie
and prepared to forward all military freghts. .
Packages for civilians should be accompanied by permm
ADAMS; EXPRESS COMPANY
Broadway,
Broadway Twenty seventh street
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Bunting Flags, Assorted Sizes.
c. H. TYLER, 2s East Broadway.
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News from Brazil.

he resolution was unanimously adopted
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~ $50 Broadway. Msssrs. Fowler q
WELLS. PbrenOlos.sts make Examinations daily.
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ChevaIIer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to m original color stops It's falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with other hat4
dressing Sold the drug stores and at my ONCE, liz
Broadway SARAH A. CHEvALfER, N. d.
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Children's Carriages, Spring Horssa
and Browns Baby Tendens TIBBALs, $40 Broadway
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A.-Use the Bet.-Bo~den's Moth De-
sIhOYING rACkEI. kor aale hx al drmlglsia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

An easy purgaiive that caves the System
In q state Of heaihiul regularity; purely
vegetable, they can be taken 10 any weather
a. sny time without danger Of evil conse
quenc and they always operate in The
pleasant and thorough manner. Fam
lies that have tiled them constantly Keen Q
box on hand and recommend them % their
neighbors. 50 that 10 this way they have be-
come more extensively used than any other
cath nriic.
AS sickness invariably attacks is victim
when the bowels are couslipaled, those who
have reeours 10 Roback's Pills al the prop
81 lime need have no fear 81 %ilsness, for
exce llenl pills always create the Dc
sired action on The system.
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(aiale or Female) Can clear $50 per
week d their NJ home. in . iigit and hon
ofahie business. Any person having q few
hours daily 70 spend will lind this a good
pay ine business. Address. sending stamp,
for fu,i particulars. 4. T.. Lockwood, Detroit,
Michigan.
aug. 18th, IsG5-6w.
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". FREADMAE, jasper;
FRRD HOFFMAN, HARRISON Township;
JoHs l.. HoFFMAr, Columbia Township.
Gao. HoFFMAs, HARRISON Township;
GEO r. SHuRTz, Ferdinand;
JoHs q. BEcKMAs. Ferdinand
ERssT pIcKHARDT, Hurtingtt ~
L. r.. TAYLOR, Ireland
ar d by Druggists a. Merchants ser where
q w. ROBACK, Compromise " stomach
Blood Pills. Dis tilief > ; Manufsc-
Iurer u Csiawba and Swedish hfAndies aen
allki nds ~ the fines, Dofne.ic Liquors
are sold. wholesale or 10 my dFss'rd
,%usntily. nj Nos. So. 5s, 90 snc 62 East
Street, Cincinnati y
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JASPER COURIER.
III Contribu tors.

AS our design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest TO all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being Is
pecially DESTROYS Of promoting tile
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department OF agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send Us all
the news, incidents, general iniorna-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborhoods.
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nUNrMGBURG PRICES cURRENl
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- We urs rufhor zed 10 fhs
namept Z S~sepiens,a, - candidate fol
te-eleclisn IS County Treasurer, ST tho
ensuing October election.
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The radicals aSsrr, that their policy
vii cer'aihly be carried out. We can only
hope that IA viii b. csried onr-Of The
e.uulry Ne Journal.
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A. ,. Beckett,
Attorney and Councillor at Law,
JASPER, INDIANA.

WILL practice in the Circuit and Com.
W mon Pleas Courts in Dubois and ad.
Counties. Particular attention paid
70 real estate caseses, examining records
making out papers, for back pay, and boun.
claims, and Probate business collection.
q claims promptly made
Oficc south side or the public square.
Nov, 5,1S6i.
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n EIE sINNIssEPP

Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. President;
WIN. r. LEDWICH. Vice President;
JOHN r BERRY, Secretary;
VIM. r. LEDWICH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAHGOGDWJN. Indianapolis
Hon. WM. r. NIBLACK. Vincennes;
WI. IL MONTGOMERY, L~oogootee;
j. r.. BERRY. Esq F.;
WIN y LEDWICii.
A. J. BECKETT, Esq. Agent Of Duboi
County. office on the corner Of the Publil
March 18Th, 1865. II.
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ETCss! ETCTE! ITCEE:


SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH.
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The British steamer Queen, q new vesSel
which Az wa dis moFa'ng from Liverpool,
brings ] J25 Storage passengers. which "a
sald u De the large-, cargo u hum a niy ,hsl
ever crossed The Atlantic 10 single vessel.
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AS Permanently located in Jasper; be
: Is ready At ail hours to attend aud re-
spond 70 calls.
Particular attention will be given 10 Mid
wifrrv.
Office % lie Ess,sije Of North Main st.
June 9th lS65-y.
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New YoaK, Sept. 5.-The statement oil
The affairs OF Clisrles Graham & CO. has
been fled il tho Court Of Common Pleas,
Liabilities OF the firm. $4,000: assets
$50 600. Included ~ ihs assets are one
million due by dward b. Kstchum. winch,
II course. il worthless. and a check for
$3.50 600 on Keichun. Son q Co., which i
IL dispute. The balance q me nsserls are
sworn to be really worth $4,000 which
their creditors viii realize.
DEPARTURE OF sou FOR BRAZIL.
The steamer Mon,ana ssils TOMORROW
morning al q o'clock for Californs. via RIO
J.neirc. Among her passengers 10 Tire
Hon Mr.. W ssh5urn. our new Minister to
Paraguay. The Montana also lakes out .
number Of Soulherners, among them Col.
Wood, ~ The Naichez Free Trader wilt
are going 10 Brszi!. with The view . The
iorms'ion ~ = permanent set'l = msnt for
ihemsslves and others who may choose 20
follow.
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EoAL OIL LAMrs,s CHTMsITs AspS
~ Of The latest lyle, ior sale by
eel. 80. 1868. jos FEEArMAs.
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1870 The udsrsigned respect n
69o fully informs the public Tr
that he has now, and will constantly keer
lon hand, or manufacture 10 order. eli ths
latest and mos, fashionable varieties Of Fur.
|~uiture, such a. wardrobes, Bureaus, Bed.
steads, Tables, Lounges. and . large assert
|ment Of chairs. Of the best styles. lie re.
spectfuIlv invites those desiring anything II
Ibis line. 10 call and examine bis stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, IS he is conf
dent he can please them. az his shop on IN.
corner OF Newton and Portersvilie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Der. 80, lS64-lv
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

Gus expenses, making $500. The rent on
this, at $50 a year, (Which is about half
of what is usually asked produces ten
per cent. Now these lands | speak Of
are mineral lands, and as soon as the
country is intersected with railways,
(which we all hope it soon VIII be- then
every aerein proximity to such lines will
be worth from S25 to Si00."
CLIMATE.
A study Of the causes affecting the eli
matte conditioner West Virginia will be
found interesting. In its latitude, lying
as it does mainly between 80 and 40o
north, it is neither suggestive Of hyper
borean blasts in winter, Or a torrid tenn
perature in summer, OF pent-up valleys,
blockaded with drifted snow ana solid
ice for weary months, OF sweltering
plains, parching and bakingunder hra-
zen SKY. Il has neither the saturated
and leaky canopy that overhangs old
England, or the rainjess sky OF a Caiifor-
MIA summer, but a pleasant medium,
giving a covering of snow in winter just
sufficient to protect the grass and grain,
rainfall in seed-time ample for the
proper preparation Of the soil, and a di-
minished supply in gentle showers DUR
ing the later growth and ripening ofNeg
etatioH. LIS mountains, unlIke Uh0he OF
Europe, or the Rocky mountains in the
west, do not very materially affect the
conditions of climate, except to reduce
the temperature in proportion to alti-
tude. There are local differences, to be
sure, tho result of peculiar position, but
the interior valleys of the 1alleglanies
have nearly the same temperature asthe
broad slopes on either side. and theseop-
posite slopes scarcely differ in their eli
MES in this latitude have less rain than
the plains below.
To be continued
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[ To be continued.

ARABIAN LAUGHING PfANT.-In Pal
graves . Central and Eastern Arabia"
some particulars are given IL regard to a
curious narcotic plant. Its seeds, III
which active principles seem toreside,
when pounded and administered ii
small dose, produce effects mueh ike
those aseribed to Sir Humphrey Iasy's
laughing gas; the patient dances aSs,
till after an hour Of great excitement to
himself and amusement t. the bgstand-
ers, he lalls asleep, and en- aN'Skeaing
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-28

THE receipts of cotton in New Orleans
for the three months ending on the LIST
instant were two hundred and seven
thousand bales, while the entire business
for the preceding nine months was less
than the ordinary operations of a single
less than the amount for the month of
August. The New Orleans Pic0y,use,
which gives these figures, conjectures
that the crop for the coming year will be
one million two hundred and fifty thou
sand bales. 1t adds that the amount of
the old crop still left in the South is a
vexed question, but the estimates vary
from seven hundred thousand to nine
hundred thousand, and even as high as
one million bales.
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TRUE ENoUGH.-Literary society, UNI
less modified by knowledge of the world
or generous feeling, is farfrom desirable.
Protested authors who over-estimate
their vocation, are too full Of themselves
to be agreeable companions. The de-
mands of their eeotism are inveterate.
They seem to be incapable of that a6aye-
don which is the requisite condition of
social pleasure; and bent upon winning
a tribute of admiration, or some hint
which they can turn to the account of
pen-craft, there is seldom in their COM
pany any of the delightful unconscious
ness Which harmonizes Il eircle.-Ittck-
eiylltG3.
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sey, and equal to that of Maryland, In
1870 the population was 74s,3ls, verify
ing Jefferson's calculations. In 1868 it
should have been 1,135, U.s. it Was aetu-
ally but l,065, l9 in 1920, and in 1859 II
was 1,596, lis, little more Than one-third
Of JefersOn's assumed population.
This calculation was by no means I'M
reasonable. II Virginia had continued
to BE- the most densely populated state
in the Union, its population would. IN
1860, have been $3.50, 1855. Nor is it due
to superior natural resources that halt
dozen other States have q dense. popu-
lation than Jefferson expected Ior his ma
live State, for Virginia e1eee3st them all
in natural wealth, and stands upon an
equality with the most favored in point
OF climate.
It IS fair, then, 10 ask, why has not
West Virginia been peopled? When
the last census was taken, there We're
found 3Sa. 500 inhabitants of other states
born in Virginia. How many, IN the
past, had died away from their native
soil, aud how many children oftheseand
of Iivin@ Nir@inians are now AIDING to
swell the population of otherStates, can
not be known; were it exhibited, it
llig ht slow the prediction Of Jefferson
to be an approach either to prophetic &C.
curaey or exact mathematical caicula-
ton. 1t may be said with some truth
that the superior facility for getting prai-
RE lands into cultivation in regions far
Their west has drawn emigrant5 over the
SUBMITS and down the western slopes Of
the Alleghanies. The swinging of the
woodman's axe and the climbing OF hills
may have been distastetul and the deep
river bottoms and broad alluvial plains
I Il
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1885

Total 1913, $50 1876, l73
This emigration would naturally be to
kentucky and Missouri. Those States
include 99,267 persons from Virginia;
and Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa,
extending precisely the same distance
west, contain, almost exclusively in their
southern portion, 1854 of this popula-
ton.
Population Of Counties comprising West
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STAIN FOR INITIATING EBoNY.-HaK
colored woods may be stained in imi-
tation of ebony by STEPPING them in q
strong detection of logWood or oxgall,
allowing them to dry, and then stepping
them in q solution of sulphate or acetate
ofiron. When dry, they are to be washed
in clean water, and the process repeated,
if required. Afterwards they are pol
ished or vanished.
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Parson Brownlow says there are now,
according to the census just taken, over
,000negroesinM Memphis, many of them
idle and dissolute.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-19

W Wtaa iein NOniieur Grmanns, pbgGeib i'd
bic W6lfe in S6afstleoern iuit ni6 oenen ppr-
aiebe, pel6e in ibrer e9tsn uno eiaenen 6aui
fpnmen it1+ f8U
gsSie friiden iib febr unumwunoen aug,
6err Hitterhauien gtGein mas fol- man oo
madden? Wtan nuB Sbnen na6Ieben, oenu
Sic llHo ihwer eefrdnft porben - ndt Don
mir : ttein, tpabrbaftis ni6t BON mir, ionz
bern BON ON umitdncen ullo DON oern, mas
oiele umitdnbe gebieteriia BON ms erbeii6en.
@Eouben Sic mir, es mar mir cine traurae
Pfli6t, psl6e i@ tn ibrem 6auie su erfauen
batte
y. S9 babe oas ni6t eben gemertt, fel Sitter
buulen Elm; i'm @esertbeil @ie paren babel
ltets in iebr semitbli6er Stimmung. -.
Teritellang, lauter @eriteauns, tpertber !Serr
Ritterbaulen!
Sem MIL i'd ullerbinss nidt miteripreden,
bemertte Ntterbaulen bitter. Sic lint Elm Weie
tier barin
Stun, laiien mir Die rpeitere gr6rterung oeiIen
mas einhlal 9eldeben. 2afen nit Die Sa6e
tOot uno be9raben ieiu, tpie ben armen GraFen
BON Gpapille, ben man am heutiaeu Wlurqen,
wie i& bore, ia iebr ieerliG, nit leinen 81 1p=
pen uno friegeri.d .den Gbreu sur @rDe bsitattel
bat. '
(SortleBung folat.)
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Or. 2asnpe in GsuSGar. @6nins
s.'t'33i reich SsyustttuUpr HI II

otIf NIT ietnen aus ssa tetlamttu unb ratis.u Rrdu
fTn oerestea 1rsaetfn Enfspber uni rol at Sic 6ros
eefn welde aus onreeslEaS6tten TN Daata Ober Aim,
entiiehea, ale ta fne; <.l El ~. - l>"F"'' 0'"''
Hrdmpis leoer Dirt, inSbefcnOere Magentrampf.
QamOrrbOoen, @boIera= AnidIIe, 0iarrboe, ao,
tIfen Bre6rtbr 56mnoeI, 8Idbunsen, appi=
- idmers, Nftbma, falteS Sieber, Gpilepie.
Jn aaea stsien 5SVsH IL pas Or. sAmpeT@eG Itrts
pet Ses g gottis fir $s nnfebltar unb irft Ipsrt
Gsgrn fsrrntie5sn tpsrGitsren Rbenmotisinms
VI M elt Sr, eampsF beuma Il sm ~ Gatbs
ef Se1 81, BpreH iar 3d. ID I&wiesiaen SGnen mti
BEN trtr tasie8 ans panbt Attr.
2ef 9satroete' eamP In aapsIa1 sat einen 70 srosen
nut ode Dattenten aus aGu Erelen ber gBti au Inn
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