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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
Lyons Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES.

Tbese Drops are a scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills, Powders, OF
NosCums. Being liquid, their action is direct ana
positive, rendering them a reliable speedy and cer-
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and sup
pressions Of nature. Their popularity is indicated by
the fact that over 100 eco Bottles are annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of-the United states, eve
~ one of whom speak in the strongest terms Of praise
OF their great merits. They are rapidly taking the
place OF every other Female Remedy, and are consid-
cred by all who know aught Of them, as the Surest sa-
fest, ana most infalliable preparation IN the world,
for th6cure Ofall female complaints, the removal or
all Obstructions OF nature, and the promotion ofhealtl
regularity and strength. Explicit dir ections stating
when they may be used, and explaining when and why
they should not, nor could not be used without produ-
cling effects contrary to natures chosen laws, will be
found carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature ofJoHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. John L. LYON, I95 Chapel Street,
New Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted either per-
sonally, or by mail, (enclosing stamp J concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.-PTice $3.50
per bottle.
G. G. eco,
Gen'I AGENTS for U. S. and Canada
20 LLINs BROS. ST. Louis. wholesale
FULLER, FINCH s FULLER, Chicago. Agents
A. s. HOLIDAY s. CO., and w, H.
.McCREERY. Brownville. Nebraska,
General Agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
nanksEtvfng proclamation.

81 scoor6atcs With q custom long recognized, and
hrnorsd 30 BE- Observance, by all States and Territories
81 uis Republic, aud IN consonanoe with The preclama.
O. 81 - NNeaiiohcF TIE President ~ Tia lutfed
atnfra app0lntlng Thursdsy, the 29th day OF N5vem-
Haf. a. dsy 81 Nnfional ThankSgivinSi : DO hereby
acnmmsnd hat the people Of this Territory shall OBJ
aara tAaf dny The 2eih day % NOTembeD ~ one set
apart iron All oibers of this year Of unexAmpied pros
pNsg q - devoted g. prayer. praise and thanksgivs
IA a Aluighty Cod Tor The innumerable blessings re
eaInol 81 ha hanta. Aud ! do earnestly request all
aurens q lay aside her usual a~vrcations on that day
ensambid ~ fheir Gccnsiomed places % Worship. and
Nra thankn % she Great Ruler % the Universe Tor his
seurti1uef mefces and kindnesses n us 81 . people.
Bana 81 fhacJ ~ Omaha, Ee5raskHs this l9th day
8. PADDOCK.
.AcflhC Governor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
JOHN HANNA.

Taken up by the Undersigned, living
one mile East of London, in Nemaha
County Nebraska, On the 18th day of
November A. d. 1866. One brindle
Heifer, branded with ]. l.. on left hip
about two years DID,. N. COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Taken up by the undersigned, living one and a
half miles above Longs Bridge, on the 23d day of
October 1866, one Red Steer, with white face, hind
legs white, half way up, white belly, supposed to
be two years old past. rs I5t-
8 5 E. SIMPSON,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Negotiations are now pending between
the Pope and the Patriarch of Cons.an.
tinOple for the union of the Greek and
Catholic churches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Taken up By the Undersigned, living in Nemaha
steer supposed to be three years old last spring,
with a crop off of the rightsear and a small Streek
Of white on the right shoulder, a'.1a'
g. JOHN HANNA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

On Saturday night last the store Of A.
Hefly. in Nebraska City, was broken
into and robbed of fifteen hundred dol.
lars. a
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

% most desirable Land in this Dis.
6isi, hsFsbfore SET apart for the use
end benefit Of he Kansas Branch o. the
PAei6c Railroad, has just been restored
- he District By reason of a-ch4ngs in
ths route Of that road from the RsPub-
lissn 70 The Smoky Hill Fork. This re-
@oRss ell The odd sections Of land in the
nisnist, but he bulk Of il lies mainly
u he Valley, Of the Republican and Is
MD 70 Be The fines, land anywhere in
Nebraska. hs May advantages has
mads i much desired. and we have heard
hhadrsds, who had prOsPscled wei the
sutiFs Territory and Kansas, regret ex-
.ess1ingly that it was bound Up By this
tailFosd. OF this incubus il is now re-
ksvsd. and a majority Of j, is now open
fDs Aonssead settlement, private entry or
private sale. Tie extreme western pOr-
tion. boi YET having been offered al pub.
lie mls. is 20. subject 70 homestead or
ella The is . sure chance now a: one
e he best bodies Of land in the West,
which mus in time become very wealthy
s.i PoPulous. !
Psdiions calling for an impeachment
- ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Taken up BY the undersigned, living three and a
half miles North West of BroEnville, on the 23d
day of October, A ID 1856
Cne red and white spotted Cow, crop of Of
left ear and swallow fork in the right ear, branded
as" nthe hip developed, about 3 years old.
One red and white spotted Cow ,undsrbit in each
ear, about 6 years old. ISRAEL COrTox,
BroWnVille, Nov. 3 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

There are already ten Congressional
contests on this Falls elections. This
number would be less did not Congress
pay milage and expenses to the loser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

From the Omaha. Republican, of the
23d, We learn hat "the Western Stage
Company have pu; on the west side Of the
river route between this city and ST. Jo-
seph, a line of four horse post coaches in
opposition to the Kansas and Nebraska
Stage Company Line" This is a good
thing. The old line, though re Gently es-
tablished, has already assumed the AFRO
gance of a monopoly: We have heard
several complaints from below and here,
and are satisfied hat the new line will
meet with a hearty welcome from the
travelling public. i
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29


Prussia and Russia have entered into
an alliance offensive and defensive. En-
gland, France and Austria are very I'M
easy over this and may form a combina-
ton. The Eastern qnestion-which the
Crimean war left only half settled-is
being revived. There is a war cloud
lowering over Europe.
War is freely discussed in Washing
ton. The Administration will insist on
England's paying the Alabama claims ;
and England orders the border defenses
of Canada strengthened becauses of its
present dubious relations with this coun-
Try. Gen. Sherman and our Minister to
the Liberals have gone to Mexico. Max
million attempted to leave Mexico, but
is reported to have been arrested by the
French General Bazaine and compelled
to publicly abdicate in his favor. 1t is
apprehended that France will demand
of the United States security for the
debt for which the war was Ostensibly
waged, which will not be given. France
must retire from this continent bOolless
and hatless. Troops are concentrating
on the Rio Grand. A fareign war it is
hoped at Washington will burn the
smell of birthstone from off the Admin
Islration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that By virtue of an or
der OF the district Court Ct Nemaha County, Ne
bra ska Territory, in Chaneery, in the case Of Jobn
Bell against John J Richie, Mary J. Richie and
Henry NJ. Atkinson, made at the Spring tern A ID.
lSeg, and to me directed, ] will on
Saturday, November 24th, A. D., 1866.
at one o'clock P. NJ, offer for sale at public Anc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of MePherson's Hall, in Brownville, Nemaha
Coantyj Nebraska Territory, the place where the
last term of said Court for said County was held !
the South East quarter, Of the South West fraeZl
tional qurrter, of Section nineteen (I9) in Town
ship four ~, North Of Range fifteen (I5L East. in
said hemaha County Nebraska TerritOry.
GIVEN under my hard this 18th day Of October,
A. d. 1866.
CHARLES, e.. DORSEY,
Xl-4-4t ptS9, of$S Master in Chaneery
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Washington dispatches say the Presi-
dent will make concessions to Congress,
that is, make no more removals for opin.
ions sake ! This is rich when we consider
that those removals now made amount to
nothing unless confirmed by the Senate
The sincerity of the old hypOcrlte is
plainly shown in the factthat during the
four days previous to the 22d over one
hundred and thirty postmasters were re-
moved, all of that class which do not re,
quire confirmation By the Senate f!
Says Andy to Congress my dear
fellows, just let me do as l please always
and you can do as you please afterwards
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
pPnRaTE NOTICE

Monday, June 10Th 1867 is the time set for hear
ing claims against the Estate Of samuel BOSS, ds-
ceased. and the place the Probate Court Room Ia
he CITY of Brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory all persons having claims against said
Estate viii present them on that day or be forever
barred from the collection thereof, by order Of Pro-
hate Conrt. Is GEORGE w. FAIRBROTHER,
- Probate Judge.
NJ aana 1855 SIT 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

II Response TO the Donation Party who
viSited the tn 6ter on the 22d Of No.
lUcmbey, Il. d. 1855: u
MY Dean FR1EEDs-In writing this
response, / not only do myself a real
pleasure but discharge, in some measure,
at least, by this acknowledgment, a debt
of gratitude l owe. Your presents and
the manner in which they were bestowed
viii never be forgotten while memory
serves me. l regret that ii is not in my
power to employ language that would ex.
press fully how much / appreciate your
kin1ness. Were Ito write an Ill my pen
fell from my hand, it would be to no
purpose.
80, how shall / with equal wormth, 3
The gratitude declare,
That glOws within my ravished heart"
Let none say in the future that the
citizens of Brownville and vicinity are
not sociable, kind and benevolent. g
But what shall l now render to you all
for these benefits ; l have, ] confess,
scarcely anything within my gift. IF /
could transmit 10 You the garment Of sal
vation / should indeed be able to recon-
rense you fully, though not half so fully
as if you received it from the Author of
Salvation. This is a gift which is en-
HANGED by the dignity Of the giver, and
He has therefore reserved ito himself
TO bestow. This gift, however, will not
be yours in the same way thai your gifts.
became mine, for He requires that you
should ask In order to receive it and has
only promised His Holy Spirit 10 hlm
that asketh 6a
But, my dear friends, this garment /
have no doubt, a goOdly number of you
have, and it shall be my constant prayer
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

From the Omaha Republican Of the
23d, we learn of a terrible combination
Of crimes committed ia that city about l
o'clock las. Friday morning. About ihat
time the store OF VIM. r. King & Co.,
corner of Farnham and l3h streets,
was discovered on fire. The front door
was locked, and al lhe police broke il open
to get at The fire, o. P. Baker, the por-
ter. who slept in the store with G. D.
Higgins, a clerk, appeared outside near
the door. After the FIRE was extingush-
ed the full crime was discovered. G. d.
Higgins was found terribly butchered and
dead. He had been killed with a hatcher
or AK, and was hacked about the head
in a shocking manner. The safe was
found open and robbed of about fifteen
hundred dollars, books and other papers
in il were undisturbed. The loss ire
spective Of the robbery, viii be near
$4,000, covered by insurance.
The porter has been arrested upon sus-
picion Of having committed this triple
crime Of robbery, arson and murder
His story is hat he was first awakened
by the cracking of the fire, and immedi
ately sprang out Of bed, put on some of
his clothes, and was going down the
cellar stairs when he ran against some
body who shot him through the arm, he
then turned and made his escape out a:
The back door.
This terrible crime has cast a gloom
over that community.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

The Railroad Packet line from ST. Jo-
seph to Omaha has laid up for the season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Taken up by the undersigned, fiving four miles
North West of BrewnViIle Nebraska, on the Sd
day Of November 1866
one red and white Cow (spsckled) swallow fork
in right ear, nine years old
Nov. 9, 1866 JohnL G Smith
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
FOB SALE
STRAY NOTICE.

East of Glen Rock, in Nemahs County Nebraska,
On the 2Ist day OF October 1856 One SorreI Cola
with white face hind legs white, with Watch eve.
two or three years old October 9th 1856
st 4 PHILLIPS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29

Takon up by. the undersigned, living STA miles
south West from Aspinwall, Nemaha County Ne
braska, One brindle Steery cropoR each ear brin-
face, 6years cid,
One red and white steer, crop OF each ear, end
broken ofleft hOrn,7 years old.
Taken Up on the24th day Of October
WILLIAM BoURKE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-29
STRAY NOTICES.

Beatrice, November %, 1856. .
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GuropaiiGe Iqtijcu,

Breu u. lsber ben Stdub beS S@uIpeiens
In Pommeru iust ber paitcr Quiftcrp in Der u9reHS,ei
tun9" ,Die glotb 1T ie6r grcs. Da8 san,e @intompler
bon ulebr ais 1000 prnner'i Gel SoIfsiGuleBrern be-
trGst faum mebr ala 100 Tbaler iGBrliB; niSt ipenis,
9eBrerpittpen (u elmer fleiuen Stabt in 4ontmern Ieber
beren 15) une Waiien itno in ber britdenbfen Gage; ieb,
Uiele Qe6rer tSnuen it9 tein Sutes Bud anI&affen, aud
ibre 9inber ni9ts Sit1tises IerneR lafen."
Ddben. - Die ipeientli4en 8efinnIunsen be8
neueu @eiesentpurf8 iibsr bas g n .. II ;
8eriam nil ng SIRE f. felt elm 8eri&t inn vS&pGs
bii4eu Yfertur" in ~fclgenbcr eaten %suiammen:
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cine nit militGriiGer &inri1tung pber Ill militGrif6en
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fans @efu6r auf bent Ber3u9e III, fnnu Elm b~erarttser
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gen bnrI bGs Uftntfterinnt beS Snnern mittelft 8efanutz
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Uerelns rltlen ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quf 0erldusen
Mustunft iiber BerbGltniifej d3ped, @imidtuuoeu. Ser
~1lnouttgeI nno Uttt9lleoer ~heiielbeu seben. Die @erpfi9s
tnlg CUR Statitenpsrlase f1It meg. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mullen 1ttt ferrer BET Sereinsz, icnbera nur Bel @olts=
Uerlnnlull1r9en 5u8eldiien tperben. Worfeber un6 Bcrs
ltsen6e bon Sereinen unb BerIdmmlunsen BADEN @eTet
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tOlen' @tler oor9an9t9en An3ei5e bsi br HclseibebSrbe
b~ecirfen MIR iol6e 8o~lfsberiammlunoeu. bic inter freiem
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bon Dafen lit Bel alien 8cItsrerIammfanoen uerbotsu.
Die StaatspcIijeite5Srce Dat bas Redt, iebe @oIfSperz
lanInllung gum Bcrdu8 su nerbieten pber ouF,uISIen.
1eSertretHu9en beS NeretuSgeiebes IeGcH ais PcIBeia
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les tn1ottnte .~tffuntssse gist, It'll. gersleid ~
pem Ielb(f Gulisula'S pferc nuG reipeetdbel
mar, ausaefaat at lebeti, i.nb oatat gu ben~
fen, bae nar eit 8ebre6l!Ge5 2ebett 3rtlHen
pteiem sroben bdurtlden Sruntenbplce unb
benz Yra FOentenumte fett, mub ttnS gu oem
Musrufe Seranla0en, mSee @Ctt Mbrabam
QtncUln u,s erbalten."
Die Qeute, fu9r Der 9tebner fort, batten es
auberOrbentt@ laluu ansefamssn. sic saben
Dor, Der NDScfat Der MGrper eeS lebten Nraz
ipenten babe i'm 3u ben Stanb Dor benz Wett
Ben 6aule gelettet !; He saben ferner Dor, Dap
etn &ebelen> Wajor i'm unterltlbte, Der oor
einiser 3eit fretes 2psiS in einem Der Straf-
Sorts erGtelt. NQe biele SerbdAttgen umitdnee
flbrten le an. sic mSsen bas Sclt oamit
aetdu16t 6aben, aber wer ME tA ben Yralts
6enten fennt, Der weiB, 6aB es bon nfang an
Bis at gnbe cine 9ige lit. (Gela6ter.) l1nb
oa ih nun nu6sewieien babe, bag bic gauge
@el&i6te teine 8esrinbun9 fat, 10 9laube
t6, wtrb man mfrs niGt lbel nebmen, penn
td Dte1elbe ireunbl6aftlt6e Stelung benz
WrGTDenten geseniber beitebulte, bic i& fritz
Ser tets etngenuntrtet.
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Die Seutfbe N1cropulegpeSttiDm.


Die Neae YreuDtlGe 3eituns entntmmt
iber Bic Ncrbpulerpeotttun einem Brief itres
Gurre1ppnbentem aus &tel ROM Is. b. SO.
TUlgenoeS,
,gurpettsncapitdn @erner 1T 9eItern auf
erbaltene telesrapbtl6e Srbre nab Berltn &C.
reif, TIM bent SSnise no6mals iiber bic prOz
~iscttrte NcrbpUlerpebitiOn 8Urtrn9 3u ballen.
Son eutunterrtHteter Seite erfdbrt man, baB
ntAt or. @ioi. Corvette Wepula, lpnoern Die
beipen auf Der tGnislihen 0erft III Dan3is
neuertduten O1mpffanpnenbuute erlter &la0e
Neteur llnb Dra6e Der expedition CUR Sers
figun9 9eltellt ltnp. Die &dupnenbupte, trel6e
pur,i9ltme Mdl6tnen aus Der beribmteh eng
ltiGen 6dbrtt BON Yen II. Sobn Aabet, iper~
pen balo mad Hudfebr bes GcrYettencapitdns
8erner bon 8erlim BON Odnsta nd6 6dm-
burg it6er9efibrt trerben, tpul elblt tie fit Die
expedition ult59ebnut, atS9eriltet rnc per-
%prppianbirt tperben Ip1en. Sic &anunenbpUt,,
melGe tbrt @el6ibe III 9an;ig la1en, enttat-
ten cine perbeiierte Se9elUurriGtut9 II. mig
Ii6lt 9erdumt9e bei3bare &ajiten auf Oed.
Die Torlt.psn werpen purd tarfe @tleni&ies
neh bepsuttnb oerltdrtt. Die auf bas Minis
mum beldrdnfte 8eiabun9 wirb aus 5rei+
tpiui9en Der f6nielt6en Wartne utb Der bams
burger !9anoels1otte ee6tloet. Sir Ginri4.
turatt CUR tntertrtn9ung clues mpsltdit
ercBen &ptIenporratbs miro geiuret werpen.
@enn ntd3t neutrality-suspicious. 5incerntle eins
t~reten, Ioa bic expedition i'm NpriI pp,t 6dms
burg aus 1T See 9eGen." Isl
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+ Sm elmer 6enter Mtetin9 in
WalDin9ton wurct belAlpItn teinerlei snslt=
ldse Artitsl 3n tra9em OOer gu gebrauAen, Bic
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trassn bic Steuer9elete 10 ab3ufaien, bnB bic
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mutbt9t ntro 1nO pCm69Ii6 ale SmpUrta-
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1Aneipen.
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meldsr lett ptebreren Sabreu III Tiutnan's Sptel
all Hetnlplraltta arcnuc lpgirte. geteteu, bic 8iiIte
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pelder Dor mt9efIbr 30 Sabren bier einmanberte.
Gr binterldBt cine gSitttpe.
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tstests:s4agsa ss$d4tst has Ait @sts4 sss GsIassslss
ftrofsa seOaBt ipetten.
% ON 6d6tf3&h geefds, il. fsebttto4. f.
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~tG9rtsen tat6 eItf@ en @aitno 8 cine 8oltsberIant nm.
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eatortl~en q toilebe 9eti9tet. Die 9Gupter NIB Sitter
r'eler neaen agitation baben fb b%ernteIett, cine Bepegs
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zen - bic I'm oori9en Sabre ipegen Der G6ulfrnae gene
lens iur ale en 8inbetipiel3 a betraGten lei.
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ausitGt %genommenen @eifIi Ell. Glitter iSbrlih
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1ben y ~antters Derfaufeu fart an Der SSrIe in 4ez
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unb ~4reu6eu."
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Sine farfaftifbe SlnttpOrt.

Nm lebten Samftdg na6m Der altt Slab
p0us SteSeu6 Die @ele9enEeit tpdbr, uni, wie
er li9 troniid ausbritdte, Gin Wanulcri
Sursulelen, in Der Stat aber, I'm bem Yrdli=
oenten auf feline Nepe, Die ct am 70. Jebruar
UOr Dem NetBen 6auie bielt, 3t anttpprten.
Gr tGat Dies in leinsr befannten WeiIe, nit
10 oiel betBenoem Spptt, oermtldt NIT bite
rem @rnlt, paS CT oaDurG lp9ar eint9e Wlit=
glteoer pe8 6auleS ielbit i'll 3reifel unb Ser
wirrun9 brd6te. yGir eeben aus rer &eoe
einiee bet ~be;et6nenplten @teGen.
Stevens begonn bdnlit lih gu entlGulpt.
gen, oenn ct babe Idpn lanee lpreden irnlten
unD feline 9ieoe i'm Mdnulcript bereit aebabt,
0err 2ltbam BON &irginten babe dber yer
lan9t gu ipreben, ct babe tbm peSbalb Das
&OrreGt 9~rleben. Man baltic bier SGulDeb1tz
ten unp Do jcBt bic Jteibe an i'm 9etummen
lei, 10 pOllt er tebts ben Net Der gteoe %pprlelen,
spte er oomols niGt babe balten tGnneit. NuA.
oem er DEM Yr1lipenten einiae StiGe in Der
0orn pom @~Umplimenten oerlebt, II i'm Der
N59eprouete Yrice bieler Ipnoerboren Ser
DonDlang pe9en interpe0irte, fabrt CT fort !:
y6err SpreGer - 9laIbt etra Der eelebrte
Nepr1lentant pm Soma = !6err 9rice, =
eiuen ein3igen Nu9enbltf baran, paB iene
9teoe, auf bic er lid pie i4 Sermutbe, besisbt,
ment ct iast, baB lie Dor Der 6rpnte peS 0ei'
Sen 6aules eebalten tpurpen III, cine UtrtltGe
Gbat1a4e 1et2 (@eldAter.) l1o@ Iy4
SD Bin frOb tebt bic @ele9enbeit ;u 6aben,
Den 9rdiioenten BON benz Gprpnrf 3u entla<
ten, jemalS jtne Nepe sebulten gu baben. Gle
1T peiter ntGts ais Elm She'll Der btnterliltts
gen StretGe Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, benn bic
bat unern 9rGliOenten felt benz 4. Star, '65
prOlcribirt. I'm Sbnen bas gu 3eisen unb urn
Sbnen bic Nabrbeit beGen, mas i4 Sbnen
iber jene @nte iaee, sn erprUben, 1enbe ih
cine, Der y9ew Sort @OrlO" pom 7. MGr3
1865 entnOmmene 8erldumpun9 benz @lerf,
pomtt le Spr9eIeien perpe.
Der @lert laS Gierauf fDlgenbe Stele aus
per uyiep gort @prlb" pom .. ,,Mtar3 1865:
Der betruntene oiebil6e @alt9ulu, Der entar.
Iet(te Der rDmiI@en &atIer, erbCb ietn Yfero
3um Nmt zines @Dnluls, bas In friGeren 3et=
ten ourh Die 9rDbten &rieger nnb Stnats.
mGnner Der 3epublif, bur4 bic Scipips uuo
Gatos unb bnr6 ben mG9ttsen @GIar Ielbf
ausoefiut tporoen mar. 9as 9lmt beS Gunluls
purDe ober bur9 biele lfamoaleule 5anoluns8-
4peiie ni6t 1rser sel6anpst, ais baS Nmt bes
8t tesprdfbenten furG bic Grrabling bon
Anbrew SObnlOn. in bellerem 3a9en batten
Die &alente unb Gugenoen zines Npams, 'Sef=
ferlon, Clinton, @errp, Calhoun mnb 8an
8uren Oalelbe 9esiert, mnO es jebt bmr4 bte~
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