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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-24
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ASSAULT AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINZ " inA
CHAIS-The man whose arrest was recently notced IN
the HERALD as James Braden turns out TO DO
member Of the gang named Rasy me rea nn Sos
was arrested yesterday morning Dy aosocHso ~" oo
are now In the county jail
FiRx-At three o'clock yesterday morning nre broke
out In Blsckmores foundry, Railroad avenue near inc
corner OF Prospect street. Some nnammable msserM
caught fire from the furnace bnt the OF the
Fire Department prevented the flames from spfosons,
and the loss was slight
TRIAL or TIE UNLICENSED LQuoa DHAIEs In accord
sncs with the adjournment last week Of the cases OF IN
licensed liquor vendors who had applied for ajury trial.
the nsst Case that Of John Mckinney, was brought up
sss:ss Sss g sss
Newark Plank road containing bar where liquor nad
bean frequently sold The jury disagreed on the point
conclusion Of the trial the remaining cass thirteen in
number. wsre adjourned 70 next Friday.
Hudsen City.
TH1 IImARY ASSOCIATION Tho committee appointed
Il public meeting held 10 this place 70 complete an
organisation for public library and reading room have
s:ss n. = K. o. .sp: q sss: q 's ssS
Moody, sesr:ssry Frederick = Altman, IIsaarsI;
George ". Baker, Daniel P. GnMth, Perry I. cumbsr.
con, Richard b. Il steel, George =. Hawks
Newark.
RAuaoAp AccmuT-A Boy's ARM sEvuBD yaoM BIN
BoDr Henry L Yost, boy about swsvs ysars old, In
endsayoring 70 Jump from the nine A. n. train from
Noutclar q Bloomfield fell between the cars, and his
right arm was severed from his body The LEFT leg wa
horribly mutilased This line branch Of the hor1'i
and Essex -
ALLpoHD RosBxRY.-A charge was yesterday made By
Mr. David Dodd. Jr, Of tho firm Of Hall, Dodd Co.,
against Mr. Edward A. Osborne who has been In thei'
employ for several years The rm carry on business 8
Jewellers q Is Walnut street. and having lost gold
the amount Of 1000 or $4,000, they allege that Mr.
Osborne has committed the theft.
NARROW EscArEs-John Wrigey, boatman on the
canal, was discovered in perous condition. between
hissoas and the Shore Thursday evening, and beni
intoxicated he was unable himself With the
assistance OF an officer he finally rescued. lh'
son Of Mr. John O. Davis living IN South Market street
had administered him dose Of white precipitae by
mistake for medicine. The bunder was happily dis
covered time to save the childs life and he 10 now
doing we'll
PoLics CouRr-An interesting trial was in progress
during yesterday in the Newark police court. 1t
alleged that Mrs. Teare while her husband who is
Mariner was cosstng trips, has been too intmat
with one Charles Kellet OF this city Upon the reur
or Mr. Teare from Of his voyages he was informed
hts wifes transactions and at once made the charge
against her and alleged paramount The latter waive
an examination. Several witnesses were examined u
the case yesterday for the prosecution after which tn
examination was adjourned for two weeks
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ssr h Ts n .S o. The . I%g q
sss l"s n ens s Which he laws
Ssads sa mann man, siosS BY .sa ;ses
n ass e duty :" @as@s
fort Sns s% c. e.. the
law ordained FOR Of mi, %,snnas The sen,
2, Ss .n : he
sry merit 81 which tmr be hanged BY the neck; and
NIX ponr cm looked quite
d.sossS wS: he Ssass sadre..ins him, 49,,
osn % he custody Of Sheriff Ke, who was In attend
Although 0'Brien was sentenced bs execued IN Japu
the sentence WIN not be carried INTO rec 70 ~ snr
Of Appeals proceeding which viii delay the execution for
annnSss Of months oru,. s,rrrcr..
sentence tie prisoners Who renanded during the
named Thomas Miller each sent 70 the State Prison
Who 'snysss Ct n M sss:
w;. s.s s e. The
who made s a. s.. Hns UpSn
Within sssy who stole valuable ring
1 q sent en-
ansd s2Oo The ring was returned :, ,.ro.rv
:SyS : :. IL srs s Ss;os:s *: q
q s::sn
DcaslasA who when srrsseS sekcSw:dgsd h,s gSit
lowed which Eve years. imprisonment In the State
Mathew Link, charged with stealing w.ssh valued at
sicRt street on the 18th October pleaded guilty A.
tempt grand larceny He was sent 70 the State Prison
Th"mss O,Donne was convicted Of burglary IN the third
degree ON the night Of Of October Officer found
promises Of deorse Hsrwtn CO. =, Wa.hnson
concealed behind two aonr barrels There ware e.tenS
atnR circumstances shown the trial - wen ~ the
previous good character Of ODonne which induced the
Judge 70 impose low penalty hts sentence being ono yess
John McCormsci indicted stealing coat valued Al
$50 from Eugene Seymour the I'D Of September pleaded
guilty petty larceny and sent % the Penitenlary for
Catherine snsrt pleaded saiy e an attempt q Grand
stealing and ewelry, valued ut S from
Margaret Mccarthy No. 10 Oak street. She was sent to the
House Of Refuge.
Michael Kelly tried upon charge Of petty larceny
the person the complainant being George Swords,
Jr 2yY West Twenty third street who the 18th Of DC
tober lost gold ocket witness for the people testified
that he tho take something from the pocket OF
Mr. Swords who sitting upon the ourbstone IL IN
sbe condition but his statement 10 thai
jury placed confidence In T. Kelly proved an excel
lent character and the jury acquitted him without leaving
their seats.
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= = . -. <a.eerr,- Z }, -.
-. =, - ~ ~ nan~ ,,a r I'm, nas nsaS
MI wss-er-T isas there going TO % row. and
Mr. Webster-when Won not socsbfy IN tho station
house ss did 60 70 your housef
Wifness-Yes: vent there nnder guard to get some
things wand 70 GET aud which things you Afterwards
got hold or
Mr. Wshste -What "a your businessf A. was examn-
ing account two years ago.
Q. Is thrt your businessf A. II was
e. ny yon been sporting MANI A. 20 " race ,
faro ''-' ' -N'' -
NJ. webster-You keep faro bankf A. No. don't,
ar Meost.r-I never s'Ps o"1 "a yvus zig n ~
I viii snawsr thai Question II The Judge says am
Obliged 70 do so a-a
onsy 10 nsres who have been ,nerssssd n faro
Mr. Websierwhcn whore you the last time in the station
witness-I did not know that there but once;
playing poker
M WebsterThat was the only Qams vou ware pay,nsf
Witness-That was an e~ - T-''-s'
The Testimony ON both sides closed With the evidence Of
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years aud there many and ..,,.,,a t.a,nre.
In her interior arrangements for the sc,naa,son ~
crew. Her main dining ssIoor T. nat, no, ,dhin ana
Is unusually roomyi : .as fully decorated With some
nne pa nInis, h nso b and the woodwork. being
staterooms nfty A., class and her,hs for e,oh,v
Storage PASSENGER on her deck IN addition her
s,eerage &c odatons the berth deck. The steer
age a. VEL <ne cabin Is heated BY steam. Many nse
~ IMPROVE Hens and convenences are to be seen In
TINS sn AID there IL doubt the Columbia will prove
irarlc;s Macdonald + Co., No. Bowling Green, are
u. q sgepts
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THE JERSEY FIaEKEN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEKALDs
An article appeared in your paper Of the 10th instant
headed Challongs Between two Fire Companies to Test
the Power Of the Engines stating that ION Thanksgiving
Day Engine Company No. ! Of West Hoboken would
meet Engine Company No. OF Hudson City, TO test
power Of their respective engines &C., &c Tho facts
arc !hs. Egns cQmpanZ NJ e Ys3i A9HsksH ss r.
Thanksgiving day. which invitation had not been
acted upon BY when the above paragraph appeared
At meeting held by the evening Of the 22d,
decided TO accept the invitation provided the West Ho
boken Company would allow the difference Of the
class Of engines their apparatus being Of the FIRST class
size and ours Of the third class. HENRY EARL.
HUDSON CrY, N. j. Nov. %, 1900.
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SALES Or REAL ESTATE.

% following sales OF real estate wore made ye.er
day w Anthony ,. Biescker SON
Bowery-rbe Bowsry theatre, between Bsyard
and Walker SITS, having frontage on Bowery
81 rs feet on Elizabeth It, 81 feet o inches
and running through from street 70 street. ZOO
feet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a10p TOO :
West Fifteenth strect--House and lot No 1so
between 9th aud fth avs, 20xi0o3 ..,.,... IIOOc
West Thirt'cth sreet--Houses and lots NOS o37
aud 339 1881. each. Observation-Disclosures. Leo
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'Going going, going "a panse-- Gone ~ and with
decisive rap OF the mallc Mr.. Blocker, In purely AZ
urativo sense knocked down. tho Old Bowery theatre
TO ~. y W Dimmick. Tho various mortgages on the
tl0T 900, and the ninth portion being llkewse encu-
bered, II would seem that the ground and building
actually brought several thousand dollars less than the
several amounts due on II. Mcssrs VIM D. Aston John
8. Giles, trustee Isaac P. waldron and Mary A. shaw
arc said 10 DO the holders OF these morteagea Thus
passed or the sale OF the Old Bowery theatre In defer
the strictly practical ideas Of the present genera
ton the edifce will doubt disappear 10 make
way for structures adapted 10 commercial purposes
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THE cUsToM HOUSE TAX AND TINE COLLECTOR.
Tho following letter has been addressed 70 Collector
smythe by George A. Edmonds:-


smythe by George A. Edmonds:-
NEW YoRx, Nov 20, 1869.
II. A. sMyTMB:-
DEAR slR-I have just received your note calling my
attention TO = Washington despatch In the HERArD OF
yesterday touching the evidence said TO have been taken
by the Rerenchment Committee to your official con-
duct. No such statement has been authorized by tho
Committee; and while cannot with propety disclose
at this time the evidence taken think right, in view
Of that publication, 70 say that docs you injustice
which the ANAL publication Of the whole evidence will
correct / am yours respectfully.
TO THE KDIToR OF THE HERALD.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT., !
NEW YORK Cusroh A0Uss, Nov. %. 1850
An extract from tho despatch of your Washington
correspondence Of tho 22d ns II understood to relate
practices under the present Collector Is far
CARDS the taxation OF clerks for political purposes IN
founded Ia worth while to boast OF virtue that
has not been asaed by any temptation, yeti think that
the enforcement OF such an imposition as
pondent describes would be resisted by the clerks
dsparagng 10 their personal honor and to the
bilty OF the service. ARTHUR LIyERMoRE
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COMPENSATION TO LOYAL SLAVE OWNERS.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov 81, lsca
Secretary stanton has appointed Colonel W. N. stew.
art W. Flynn and Washington A. Miller, OF Cecil county.
commission TO award compensation TO loyal slave
owners Of Maryland whose slaves were drafted into the
Amy during the This commission IA realed undor
lhe act or tengress passed esl session
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SUPREME counT--cHAMBEns.

brOS1io-MOtl0n Ia Dissolve Injunction.
Before Judge Sutherland.
C5y,aeli,s X Garrison Il a. George b. Horpn It al
This case which Is motion dissolve injunction re
strainng Board of Directors exercising their func
TONS argued yesterday before Court There are
present no less than against the
Of this company three OF which old board
from acting directors, voting dsposing OF the
eompanys stock and four restraining the board from
erLon and Rappallo for the defendants vanderpcs
run aud Bsrger
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tery hy dsshng the contents OF Of water upon the
figure wlrch with loud Shrek, did not vanish, but
turned round and confronting It's asaiant proved IKE
Mrs Fi,xuke in Don Juan, avertabe piece Of humanity.
N The shane of Bridget who had become q somnam-
bust The water cured her Of her raid for tho night
n Least.
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TINE TRINITY CHURCH PROPERTY.
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

FisHKILL VILLAGE, Nov 20, 1900.
see that the Rev Dr. Dix values the estate OF Anpsks
Jams at sos0o,ooo propose that tho heirs purchase
the properly that price and am one OF the he,rs
will DO perfectly satisfied with tho Arrangement and
shall feel that Trinity church 10 willing 70 redeem her
good name Yours, &C, g. a. I.
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DECISIONS IN COURT OF COMMON plsAs--sptclA TERM.

BY John r. Brady Justice.
Thessalin RossetThe parties must appear settle
ment Of the order on the 23d inst
BY Albert Cardoxo. Justice.
Meyer ranknerstay of proceedings reduced - nve
days from November 20. No costs.
BY g. p. DAILY, Justice.
The People VS.. Barrett.-Motion granted.
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COURT CALeNDAD-THls DAY.

SurERoR CouRr--PARr l--Case on. Part 2-oase on
also.
CoxuoS PLEAS CouRr.-Trial terms adjourned for tho
term. .f. - -. IL.
co., 209 2l0 2l4 ~ 2l9 nl.
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&1U PUBLICATIONS

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POLITICAL.

ssooRArIo UNION CIV .:4>,...s.11.,,,ss.,,s~>>.
Il l0sssasting al this committee <aAL COMMifTEE--A
e roosa lhis SATURDAY vih 90 held at cooper Inst
p~sS Tvs - at IN O'clock
r.-.,es Kasrls soI fsSi y fsafvAaE, Chairman
49, - secretaries.
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THE COURT S
supERlua couaT--TRIAl Term.

3nvesti9ation into the TrOHblcs of n Republi.
ean Ward Organization Concludcd-Racy
Expose Of POiiticiRns' Private Characterize
eoaied Verdict TO be Rendered ON Monday
Next.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-25
MprS= Sctpehrc.

0ur9 ben TebsnpB9entIi9cn aries in
Deutl6lanb bat Der ipsenannte ,,5ortl9ritt bsr
Civilization" III europa einen ma6tisen Sm-
pulls erbalten. 9aS Sauptmerfn,al tieles
Surtl6ritts befebt befanntli6 lit Der SsrSpll-
fpmmnuns berjenisen 6irursilden Snitrumen-
ts, Ssrmittellt wsldsr iid ppn 3sit su 3eit bic
9Slfer ibr iiteraiiiiseS 8lut absapfen. Die
preubiids .3iinunabel BATS alien Yptsnatsn
GurOpas ansetban unb ni6t ibnsn allsin, iOn-
bern aud ben freisn S9peissrn. Gin fSrmli-
DIES @ettrsnnen mad bet spllfpmmenfsn
Worbsewsbren bat bs9pnnen. 9lae @sIt
1breit na9 Sinterlabunsssewebrsn, bonn msrt-
wiirbiserweiie bebarrt man nod INNER Sarauf
bic @irfuns ter 3iinbnapesewrbre auf ben
llmitanb. bab iie Don binten sslaben werben,
suriidsufiibren itatt auf bic Gnbincuns bsr
pulperlabuns unmittelbar binter ber Susel.
GrFnter, bic jabrSebntclans nit ibren neuecn-
itruirten S6isbprGgeln wie Der etpise Sube
umbsrselaufen unb an ben 2bpren aller Strisss-
miniIterien l6nSpe absswieien pprben linb, &C.
lan9en arf einrhdl 3u pppen Gbren, perpen IN
bic bSberen, bS9lsn anS alerbS6fen areiis
einselapen unb init aasssiudtefer SSaidfeit
bsbanbsIt. Die neuen DSyiteme" f&is6en tpis
bic IiI,e aus Der Grte smpor. 9a IL bas
9inSsri@e vSyfsm" in Ssifrei6, baS Gba0s-
lpupf9e in 5ranfrei9, bas Spsneeri9e unb
&eminston'ihe III StaIisn unb tpeib ber Sim-
mel was icnii fir ,,Sy1eme". @enn nur un-
lre anasaisen yanfees ii& Elm psnis mebr tes
Stubiums fremtsr Spraten bsRsibisten 70
sab iie, nit ibrer sanssn Suaba unb 3ubrins-
Iidfsit bswaifnst ben alten supfsen arisssmi-
niRsrn unb ssbsimsn ssriessratben 81 eeibe as.
ben fSnntsn - ie tpiirben cine sulpsne Grnts
MAIDEN fpnnen.
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Der Sd,iptnbler 26tpentbai.

Dem Walbinstontr DStar" sntnebmsn mir
folssnbss @sl&i&t@en iitsr sinsn leiDsr lit
bsuti&sa Ssrsiisa isbr woblbstann'sn S@wiaS-
Ter:
Cine Nsw.S Srleanlsr Dspside pom Grsitas
bra&ts Ginsslnbeitsn iter sinsn srobartissn
S&pinbsI, pel9er BON s. eSwsntbaL sinsm
bisfssn Muiprii9s assatsn, an Der &ssisrans
psrubt wurbe, unb wsl&sr f9 auf $5OO,OOO-
$i,OOO,OOO bslaufsn fol- 8is jsBt II ss bsn
@sbsimpOli,ilfen nod ni9t ss!unssu, iba sin-
,ufanssnL ubwobl in ieber srSbersn Stabt in
ben Ser. Staat.n auf ibn ssfabnbst wirp. Wir
tUnnsn iibrisenS iasen, bab Der Obise gstras,
um ,psI&sn ansebli9 bic Resisruns bon Sisism
5umbusssr bstrosem LwUrpsn isin icQ, bsssu-
tenb ibertrieben III.
95wsntbal II in bisisr Stabt pobl bslaunt
sr etablirts ii9 int 5erbR 1862 ais Mniprii9e-
Mssnt unb feline Stipulation, bsicnSers untsr
bsn auslGnbern, mar ssrabe ni1t bic bette.
Wsnn mir nidt irrsn, 70 III sr sin sebcrsnsr
Yrsube unb par friibr ein yrefsHcr Der tsb-
raiiGsn Spra6e, bsfebrts ii& absr aus aiebs
su elmer DAME gum Gbrifentbum unb mar sia
Nitslisb Der bielisen Irinity GpisecpaIfir&e..
Sm srifsn SABRE tss 8risses mar er bent 20.
q. D. @oIcntar @ssiment Col. Steintpebr,
ale auartisrmsifsr atta1irt unb purbe ipatsr,
ais man bislss 8ssin,ent elmer 9risabe untsr
grsmonfs Corps in @efpirsinien sutbsilte,
Guartisrmeifer ber bstrsFenben Brigade.
Na@bsm tr bisien pcfsn cine 3eitlans Der.
paltet, ,purbe er tussen Betruss Ssrbaftet pro-
,sidrt iGulbis befunbsn unb Serurtbeilt uneb-
renbaft aus benz Commando aussetrummslt su
wsrbsn. Sn 3Olse bs6en purben ibm in Gront
bsr sansen Brigade bel Wiibblstppn, 8irsinisn,
bic Sdultsrifreifen abseriitn. Gin GrOmmIer
unb Gin wfsifer biIbstsn bic Gnssl bic ben &C.
falltnen Mbam aus leinsm Yarabies trisbenunb
ibm BEN ,@1sImsamari&" ipieIien.
gSr sinissn @o&sn beiu6ts r bas gBa-
f&insteusr S6asenfsit faum bsmsrftsn ibn
absr bic Dsutiasn i'm wart ais is bic @uft
erfu9tsu, ben "S9elmenmari@" su ipislen
pcrauf u ipfcrt bS&if inbisnirt ben plas ssr-
lief. Ginise Gage ipater psrlisb sr Waibins-
ton unb wanbte ii& mad benz Wefsn; man
last, baB sr su iener !3eit 3abImsiifer gbsds
i'm Sstras BON $2OO,OOO nit f& fiibrts.
eSwsntbaI psrfuats wabrenb ieines vro,slIes
In @ibSlstUtpn: ga, sinise Nitslispsr bss
Serisssssri&tes su bsife&en, ibsm er ibnen Gi-
sarrsn i1idts, pel9e in @rssnbads sinsspi-
dtlt tpartn.
CT bsiratbete Dor eiusm SABRE cine Der Gcr-
ref S&psfern, wsl9s bamaIs In Canterbury
8prneaunssn eaben.
Dit yanteebISttsr MAIDEN sineu srcBeH
Spsdtafsi absr pieisn beutl9en SbUbby, unb
bod bat sr ui&t msbr sstban ais 5unbsrts Der
NsususIanb SbObbys bsute nod tbau.
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3e ui((cto 0 n.
Martba, Bic Mms,p amSerit.

SIM Wtpnat @pril 1S47 las man in
ben 3eitunsen, bab Elm Sdiif NIT Nus
tpanberern aus Dem Yreubil6en, nnp
mamtntlit aus Der @esenp BON @in=
fer In 8elpbalsn, an ber Meerestii1 tie
spn Sdottlanb Sdifbru6 selttten, pas
Qeben Der 1O5 4uswanpersr nit senauer
Nptb serettet porpen, pas Sdiif aber
fammt allen Sabielisteiten ber armen
Muswanberer gu @ruube sesansen iei.
Bon allem entblSbt, I'M 5ultanpe zines
nnansIpredliden glsnps leien bic lln-
sliidliaem unweit &irtwaa ans 2anb
sefebt wprbsm.
Ditle Nahridt BAT mandeS treue
beutlde Ser, tief erlAittert, bas iih bic
troflOfe Gage Der Irmen 70 reht leben<
big sOrfeate in Dem pilrfrempen eanpe,
befen SpraAe fe niat einmal fannten.
Gans ebrliA MIL ids seiteben, bab
mir, ale i6 bic Nadridt las, Elm falter
S&auber ben 8iiden berauf lief uno
bar& alle @Sern rieielte; bab id Bate
weinen fGnnen bel Dem @epanfen an
fol9en Summer. ad. badte ib, wie
SladliG piirben fe id jebt preilen, ipenn
Fe tpister TIM lieben DeutIdlanb parsn,
bas fe fp Isidtfnnts perlaNem taben
tpie ssrne wiirpsn iie pieper In ben lie
Ben @aumen bes 8aterbaufes, bel ibren
treuen Greanbsn, liebsnben gerwanbten
tteilntbmenpen Nadbarn iein, ,renn's
eben nur simse' Baren iie ba 9eblte
ben, war's ibnen sespib niAt paliIrt,
was fe tebt aaf Der @ssrfabrt ereilt bat,
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poC(ic.
Sie Sdlabt bri SlenBrim,

Gs mar eia Spmmerna9mttta9
Der 9ltene fam beran;
alt.aaspar iab Dor ieinsr Sbilr
Grin Iasewsrt mar settan.
llnb Dor itm auf bss Stalens @rilns
Spielts lsin @rObtinp @iItslmins.
Sbr 9rutsr 5ans6en ipran9 berSu;
llnb Dor G6 bur6 ben 9ranb
Npat er Gin slattss, runsss Ding
Das Ct am Sa6e fanb.
Gr fam unb ssiste ieinen 8uns;
u@as mag ss lsin? Sebtnur wierune
slt aaspar nabm has Ting ibm al,
limb Ipra6: vGn arme Srppf !"
Bps's III her Sanb, unb lrufSte eann:
IS in Gin Scrtenfppf!
llnb Der ibn trus i'm wilcen aries
8iel bier tei jsnsm 9rrben SisS"
sd fnte Ge i'm @artcn;
9a lissen fe subauf!
llnb aud oft, wsnn i@ piIiisen ssb',
@ablt lie bic YFusi9aar auf!
Denn Sielsr Gaulenp qippe i9wisa
llnb bib in's @ras bel jensm Sies!"
Stun las' uns, pie f6 has teSab !"
Risf SGnshen Spller Daft;
llnb Wilbelmine tIidt empor
auf @untsr barrenp falt.
Stun 5as' uns 9lllss ppn bee Sdla0t
llnb tparum Fs f9 umsrtradt!"
Der gtlte trauf: Die @ellben iIrbn
Gnslanbsr bisbcn Gin
Dp1 parum is ii6 nmsetra9t
Das friest ib ME nod Helm!
Do6 ais bic 3anpnabe lb,pies,
8isf 9llles: Gin fampier Sies!"
,,Wein 8atsr lebte tasumal
Sn 8lenbsim, bort AM 8lub;
Sein SauS6en sins III Glammen auf
8cn einem SOmbeni6ub.
Wlt @eib unb aintern fpb er tann
Gin armer, pbba6lpier Mann."
,tlnb S6wert nnb 6eurr piltbcten;
Die Grnte rings Sertarb.
llnb manbe franfe @s1nerin
limb man6er Sauslins itart.
Dp9 has sebUrt ii9 ia int aries- -
@o ifi's mad iebem srpbsn Sies =!
,,Gin anbIid gum GntIeBsn MARS,
Mls i'd bic Wablfatt fab;
Die tpbttn 2siter tauienppeiS
2assn unb faulten ba!
Dp9 tas ssbSrt iiG ia i'm aries -
@p ia's mad jebem srUbsn Siss"
yDis Siessr battsn srrben &ubm,
llnb wurbsn bod sel9igtm u
y9ilf Soft iie e'tbaten 3cufsISwerf!m %
Risf Mindsn, gan, sntleBt.
,gfein !" lpra6 or, unb bic aleine l9wita
,,Gs mar ia siu fampisr Sics!"
npO6 yrin3 Gusen unS Mlarlbcrpusb!
Sbr fiibner Mrm sepann'sw
,Do@ rel6en NuBsn batt' rS benn z"
SO ipraG ter flsine Sans.
vStpeis", - unb aud ter fleine Sung
16tpie9 -
,.Gs mar ia Elm famplrr Sies!"
Nobert SputbeO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-25
Sine aesdidtlibe Grinnerums.

IS mar su anfans bss Musuf im SABRE
1907, ais cine uniberiebbare Wsni@snmenss-
Ut Nsp yprf an ben llfsrn bss Subicn fanb,
unssfabr In bsrienisen @sssnb, tpslte beut,u-
tase 8uItoniirsst bsibt. Disis @snss bsiraS-
tste Gin S9iT ieItiamsr SsNaIt ubne Rafen
unb SsssL nit sinsm SsIpt uub ,psi Rabrn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-10-25
Die
Yeaaislbaniid Staats=3eitaa
SerauSsesctsn Spn
1ph. Nepra Nipper,

Seraus9e9epfh W"
Sob. @eprs @ipper
,r,teint iepen 9pnnsrltas, unc fpltet 50. 90
n,r Sabr. ,abltar innerbalb tesSNbreS, une
IL 30 nadb gsrNab psS Sabrsanss.
Gin,slns Grsmplarsn, 5 Sents per Stad'
S,ine @utlriptiunsn werten. fir mrntssr
ala sets Wlenaten anscncmmcn; aud tann
Mi,manb bas Ylatt atbeitellen, bis alle Nad'
itGnbe beSablt lne.
an,eissn ,pcrpem su ben sewSbnll9en Trei-
fen inierirt.
Sffiesu: in tsr uYatript nns llntpn"
Drudsrei, 0ritten SnaBc SarrSbar9. l'no
in Der ,,Sntsllisenesr" Grudsrst am esnHe
Sauare, 2anealtsr.