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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
MEMPHIS.
Robbery Of an Arkansas Man.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 17.-Mr. Lowen-
houpt, of Helena, Ark, was robbed
last night on the steamer Ned Tracy,
of $4,000 The money was sowed
up in his coat which the thieves alb
stracted from under his pillow. No
clue to the robbers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18

NEW York, Dec. IA Montreal
dispatch states that two gunboats ar
rived from Quebec. Saturday night, as
conveys for Cunard steamers. A mill
tary force is being stationed near St.
Albans.
Fenian matters are very lively here.
Arms and ammunition continue to ar
rive here and are immediately sent off.
It is rumored that two privateers
left here last week to prey on British
commerce. Unsuccessful efforts have
been made to harmonize the Stephens
and Roberts Fenians.
The Board of Aldermen have con-
CURED in resolution of the Council
selling a site for the Post Office in
the City Hall Park at a half million
dollars.
A special Washington dispqtch says
Representative Ashley has proposed
a resolution of inquiry into alleged
charges against President johnson
which is the first step towards i'm
peachment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
Removal.

~ Il. GILBERT d co. HAVE RE-
De moved TO their new four-story store
No. 81 North First Street, where they will
be pleased to see all, their old cUStomers
ana as many new ones as VIII favor them
With a call. A full assortment of Groceries,
etc, always on hand, and for sale at the
lowest market prices. [noyg dIy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
j. B. ERWIN, Md,
HOmmODathic Physician.

Offers his professional services to the cit
zens OF Evansville and immediate vicinity
in the general practice of medicine.
+ Office-No. 95 Main street.
Office Hours-From to 10 am. and from
2 10 and ] to pm. tocl6 d3rn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
A New Shop with an Old Name
vwVHE UNnERSIGNEu uAvING

Il sold out his interest in the firm of
Liant Bros. & Co.. has purchased slop on
Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth.
he Is now prepared to do all kinds OF Car
penter, Joiner, and Jobbing work with
neatne s and dispatch.
uovl7 d3m THOS. GRANT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18

GunbOats on the st. LaWrence-Mili-
tary Force near st. Albans-Feni-
anism Lively in New YOrk-Feni-
an Privateers-Stephens and Rob-
erIs' Fenians don't Harm0nize---
Sale or Post ONCE Sife-Flrst Step
Towards Impeaching President
Johnson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
HATS AND CAPS.
HATS, CAPS,
and
STRAW GOODS.


WHEN YOU ARE SWINGING
round the circle" of our Wholesale
Houses, drop in and examine our stock ot
goods. as we have one of the largest and
best-selected stocks OF Hats, Caps, Ladies'
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker
Hoods ever brought to this market, which
we win sell at prices that will give you
large margin for profits. II you buy your
Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orst. Louis,
bring your bills with you and we viii du. g
plicate them, and save you freight. If you
can't come, send us your orders, and we
will guarantee the goods to suit, or you
can return them to us at our expense.
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL,
I - No. rs North First Street, . in9I
(Next door to HollingswortA BrosAoizo 70
nov2O dsm 1900 iad EvAksyfLLE, ISsD. D'i
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
A New Mania in Paris.

A new mania has taken possession of
the citizens of Paris, that Of collecting
portraits Of great political criminals,
murderers, etc. The photograph Of
Booth, the assassin of Lincoln, is, am
sorry to say, obtaining very large sale,
especially among the fair sex, who think
him very fne-looking man Gun ire joli
garcon') The carte de visfte of the
man who is supposed to have strangled
the President Poncet enjoys also very
great success. Another photograph
much sought after is that of Philippe,
the murderer of the Rue de la Vile
PEveque This criminal whose trial viii
probably take place in May, is accused
of having committed seventeen murders
similar to the one he perpetrated in the
Rue de la Vile pEveque, and which led
to his arrest. The documents connected
with this case already form a large vol
ume Of four hundred pages The pris-
oner seems TO be so well aware of the fate
which awaits him, that he has already
attempted twice to commit suicide in his
cell at the prison La Force london
Cfns
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03

it was mutually agreed upon that it would
be best to kill each other as soon as pos
sible, and that they should at once pro-
ceed to the Citadel Green, and bang away
by the light of the inconstant moon. N
The pistols were duly loaded by the
seconds, who, on the way from the Mer-
chants Hotel to the scene of action
promptly and wisely drew the balls.
Lieut.. Blank requested his friend, in case
of accident, TO send his body on to New
York to his family, while Mr. Memo was
equally anxious as to the proper dispo-
sition of his tenement of clay. Arriving
on the ground, the two principals were
placed back to back, and the word was
given to walk FIVE PAGES, wheel and fire.
They walked and wheeled--bang went
pistol No.. /, pop went pistol No. 2--and
nobody hurt Try it over, said the
brave seconds" hit 'em again" thought
the brave principals, and once more they
are back to back. At the word they
walk, wheel, and bang goes No. l, pop
goes No. 2, and no one hurt yet. Ac-
cording to the code, the thing was then
amicably adjusted; all shook hands; the
party returned to the Merchants Hotel;
the thing was explained and made up,
and champagne called for and poured
IoWn-and SO ended this joke. But
there was another, and perhaps richer
one. connected with this bloodless duel,
and here'it is: II n.saO Ay 30
A Federal officer, who is a jolly com
panion, and whose name is - none OF
your business, hearing that this duel was
to take place on the Battery, invited a
party of friends, Northerners and South
erners mixed, to walk down and see the
fun. AS the party neared the guard
house, the officer conceived the idea Of
making the fun still funnier by taking
down squad of policemen to take up
the principals, seconds, and lookers-on.
When the policemen got on the Battery
they, of course, did not see the duel,
which was then going on upon the Citadel
Green; and after being detained there
on the Battery-for sometime, they grew
tired, thought the thing hoax, and com
menced to demonstrate with the officer; ;
the demonstration increased and partook
of the nature of jawing; which changed
into sauciness, which begat row, which
ended in the arrest of the officer, who
was duly grabbed and marched down to
the guard-house. The affair, like the
other, ended pleasantly; we believe that
more champagne was ordered at the
Merchants Hotel, and" Alfs well that
ends we'll t t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
The Science of Kissing.

The local of the Raleigh Standard
has evidently been treated to kiss.
Hear him:
People will kiss, yet not one in a hun
dred knows how to extract bliss from
lovely lips, no more than they know how
to make diamonds from charcoal And
yet it is easy, at least for US. First know
whom you are TO kiss. Don't make a
mistake, although a mistake may be
good. Don't jump up like a trout for a
fly, and smack woman on the neck, on
the ear, or on the corner of her forehead,
on the end of her nose, or knock off her
waterfall. The gentleman should be a
little the taller. He should have clean
face, kind eye, a mouth full OF express
sion. Don't kiss everybody. Don't sit
down to IT. stand up. You need not be
anxious about getting in crowd Two
persons are plenty to corner and catch a
kiss; more persons spoil the sport, Take
the left hand of the lady in your right;
let your hat go to any place out OF the
way; throw the left hand gently over the
shoulder of the lady, and let the hand fall
down upon the right side toward the belt
Don't be in a hurry; draw her gently,
lovingly to your heart her head will fall
lightly upon your shoulder, and hand
some shoulder strap it makes. Don't be
in hurry; send little life down your left
arm. Her left hand is in your right, let
there be an impression to that, not like the
grip of vice, but a gentle clasp, full OF
electricity, thought and respect. Don't be
in a hurry Her head lies carelessly on
your shoulder You are nearly heart to
heart Look down into her half-closed
eyes! Gently, yet manfully, press her
to your bosom Stand firm. Be brave,
but don't be in hurry. Her lips are
almost open Lean lightly forward with
your head, not the body Take good aim;
the lips meet-the eyes close-the heart
opens-the soul rides the storms, troubles
and sorrows of life, don't be in a hurry
heaven opens before you-the world
shoots from under your feet as meteor
flashes across the evening sky, (don't be
afraid THE nerves dance before the just
erected altar of love, as zephyrs dance
with the dew-trimmed flowers-the heart
forgets its bitterness, and the art of kis-
sing is learned. No noise, no fuss, no
fluttering and squirming like hook-im-
paled worms kissing don't hurt; 1t
don't require brass band to make il
legal. Don't jab down on beautiful
mouth as if spearing for frogs Don't
grab and yank the lady as if she were
struggling colt Don't muss her hair,
scratch down her collar, bite her cheek,
squizzle her rich ribbons, and leave her
mussed and rumpledl Don't flavor your
kisses with onions, tobacco, gin cock
tails, lager beer, brandy, etc, for maud
lin kiss is worse than the itch to deli
cate, loving, sensible woman.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
Exodus from Chicago.


A letter, written from Chicago last
week, says:
A prominent auctioneer in this city
says he now has contracts to sell the
furniture of no less than FIVE hu ndred
families, between this date and the first
of June. Some of these families will
try boarding house life in the city, but
most of them are preparing to go into
the country, or to some other cities,
where there is less extortion and filth. 1t
is safe to predict that within the next
sixty days not less than fifteen hundred
families will evacuate this port An
ticipations of cholera, no doubt, have
something to do with this emeute, but a
more potent cause is found in the extor-
tionate rents demanded by house owners
and agents. Business prospects for this
season will not justify poor men in re-
naming here and submitting to the i'm
positions that threaten them. | am con
fident that, soon after the FIRST of May,
rents will drop from forty to fifty per
cent. below the figures now demanded,
and even then they will be high enough
to afford fair interest on the money in
vested in rentable property.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
Charles Dickens on the "Piokwick Papers"

A day or two ago we copied from an
English paper story concerning an
artist named Seymour and the "Pickwick
Papers. A letter from Dickens has
since appeared, in which he says:
F" Mr.. Seymour, the artist, never origi-
mated, suggested,o ,or in any way had to do
with, save as the illustrator of what l
devised, an incident, q character, except
the sporting tastes of Mr.. Winkle,) a
name. phrase, or a word, to be found in
the 'Pickwick Papers | never saw Mr..
Seymour's handwriting, believe, in my
life. never even saw Mr. Seymour but
once in my life, and that was within AZ
hours of his untimely death. Two per
sons, both still living, we're present on
that short occasion. Mr.. Seymour died
when only the FIRST twenty-four printed
pages of the Pickwick Papers were
published; think, before the next three
or four pages were completely written !;
am sure before one subsequent line Of
the book was invented. In July. lS4e,
some incoherent assertions made by the
widow Of Mr. Seymour, in the course Of
several endeavors Of hers 10 raise money,
induced me TO address a letter 10 Mr..
Edward Chapman, then the only suryi-
wing business partner in the original firm
Of Chapman 4 Hall, who 6rst published
the 'Pickwick Papers, requesting him to
inform me whether the foregoing state
meut was correct In Mr. Chspman's 9
confrmatory answer, immediately writ
ten. he reminded me that / had given Mr..
Seymour more credit than was his due.
{ As this letter is TO be historical, he
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
xOOulirht Duel on Citadel Green.

From the Charleston IS. c. News
A duel took place on the Citadel Green,
on last Saturday night, which was
brought about as follows
A party Of gentlemen, d. Gus Of get
ting up an excitement, del s~ded one OF
their number t. inform Lieutenant Blank
IA Federal oficer) that Mr. Memo Ia
civilian) had remarked that said Lieut.
Blank was q coward. who disliked the
smell OF gunpowder, and had never sneli
any in a fghi Of any kind The Lieu.
tenant was, Of course, indignant. and
indulged in some highly uncomplinen-
tary remarks about Mr.. Memo, which,
being duly reported, resulted in an inv
tation 70 partake Of pistols without cot
fee, which was At once accepted; and,
for fear Of interruption By the authorities,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
The Dead Duck Coming to Grief.

A Washington correspondent thus
makes a note Of the change that has come
over the spirit of the Cheyalier Forney
The Secretary of the Senate shows
grief Earlier in the season he would
trip lightly through the Capitol passage
from the Senate to the Lower House, APP
pear inside the bar of the House and lay
a message from the Senate before Mr.
Speaker, with loud voice, smile.
creased countenance and an advanced
stomach. LatterlY, however, when he
appears, he appears detected. He mum
bles in faint voice the titles of the pa
pers which he holds in his hat and slides
sorrowfully away to sofa in the lobby
for few moments interchange of woes
with the sepulchral Kelley or the ghostly
Broomall His loss Of voice, stomach
and spirit occasions remark in The gal
leries, among reporters and Others, who
like to cstch the titles Of the Senate bills
and to commisserate " the duck with the
weak Quack 1-ll .L
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
S4IO.6I3 81

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu.
ton, the superior financial accuracy displayed
the management of the PHGNIX is in the
hands Of those who know how. successfully, to
couduct lrl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1866.

wrote, / may as we'll claim what little
belongs to me in the matter, and that is
the figure Of Pickwick. Seymours first
sketch, made from the proof Of my FIRST
chapter, was of long, thin man The
present immortal one he made from my
description of friend of mine at Rich
mond.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
DIRECroRsa5l

THIS INSTITUTION is PREPARED TO
II receive Deposits, TO bny and sell kxehanee
on all the principal commercial ciueS. and %
make Collections on this city and All principal
Remittanccs promptly attended 70.
fei6.en II. N. CASH, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-03
puaL,c DIRECTORY.

vrNrTEp STATES CLRRK-A. s. MITCH
| eli. 9O3 Main street. up stairs.
Ts DIsTRICT ATTORNEY JOHN L..
II Williamson. 303 Mnin street. up stairs.
NESEY. W., DEALER IN BRANDIES.
v Wines, etc.. 800 Bank avenue. ..m2S i3m
TTTH1RFMAS ASTER-J. J. BUTLER-MEM-
w phis and ST. Louis Packets Wharfboat.
WTARRANTEE DEEDS FOR SALE LOW
w ut this office.
vITHITMORE BROTHERS. STEAM JOB
w Printers. l3 Madison street.
IXTM. G. ELLIS CARRIAGE SHOP, COR
w ner Second and Gayoso sts. apI3-lm
TXTOOD CARVING. ORNAMENTAL PAIIcs AaIIc
Main ct. up stairs, Gayoso Block: al4-lm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24
9as 8etp bes @rdNsemteu.

Der Yrahoent BAT fb esnsis,rt her Bin p,-
esn Stmetttrung Ter N%atttsfuauiTe ecs Sr.eo
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temitlbsn 'ualsid In elmer Soti6aft feline 0rlubt
fur pitisn S&ritt anaeasttu.
Sr iast BARN. sr fti ,u fsinsm Bebauern nod
iot9falttesn Eurtlsfuns rsS Announcements an
Der usbsrisuauns ssfsmmea, eas ss nit Dem 81
fsntltten 0ott uuo gRsbe unpertrdsIia let.
rrenH &c bislsr WaRuabms irtne 3ufimmuno
aats. 3us0rssf lsbe or fsinsewsss Die Rotb-
wtneiste. zines lcIbsu @eisess Elm.
die p~srlanste Madt Oss observation-disclosures
uno oatush Dee Drdissntsn, unter ptIcn Con
trcle eisiss fetsn irGte, iti cine su bepruiencs.
Nustrrsm. raj in ietem pariib otter County
Ssamte Zee Surruus anasls0t werreu mfsten,
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HtGt mshr fur bic 5risbeue s,ttn.
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natmen fur lie 9teSieruHs NIT gu piei Sctsn
sesfnupft fsisn.
3 Dae elm tsrartisss @tirb s6uis atsrThf.
fB tel.
~ Eab Die Giu nit sepiH,n y, hi,n m IN gen
Der &cnit,tutipn ssrspe3a i'm @irsriprsts fsbt.
unp
s. Dae riris NaFrtsel i'm Sipen nur holes
Blnt srfsdtn wirp. neil maH sieit 5taateu s5l.
liz btpormunren w.u.
S'rer S:aat t6uns NIT lsinsr eiasnsn @e
Ithtstartsit BEN glrasr idusen. ss lag, in Ieinsm
Sntsrsie 60 Su tbun. unp penn biss itltl ui6t
rtr 5au lem fults. peun ole 6pfnuugsn febi.
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pom M1r, 1863 immsr nod biurtihtnb Mo6i.
se%aiommenbeit ittrtrastn srbaIten. uno t6nn,t
tans. unD Sesmatt pa,u b,uussn, siusn Auf
Rdhb lu untHcrlden ODER 6iuprrnrGe aus osm
sStss su raumsn. weIts ih Der Durtfubruns
Der Ssiess sntSsse ffeasn ioutsn. (Yb. A6.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24

6rantrsib. Sc Mpro" fnat, cok SIR. y.
acurenap. rsitrr NIT Crpciben no b BEN Ser.
Stddtsn rsiffc. on ne Gmsrifa uiIHe Rsaisrnna
Die fatsaoriibe 8roas I, aelsu Cat. ct cine Ian.
acre Seiabuno fran,SfiGsr Sruppen in u r 70
ais lin casus belli 6ssr o6ttt purpc.
Ginsm bsutihsn Wunts2ir,te In Ynris
farb fur,!ib 'sin Wrt. Ssins Srsrurr tsIuh-
ten i'm, um ion uttr BEN uuerirstihsu Serlui
'u troltsn-unb fanesn ttn ssraps 6tim Se,irsn
Ger Qeibe.
Spanien. 8ran ,6Tiae 3situnaen woa,u
wtnsn ta6 @ene,al 9rim CUT isincu plan. ft
nd6 S'ent tib unp GneIaup ~ tsacbsu, ORR.
,t6tet uno lei Der eiIltcuer 8eaierune um DE
griaubniB nddleiubt Bat, Gin Sabr in 0crtuaol
3utrtnaen ,u enrfsn sr fou R6 srtpten baten,
lstn sSort rarduf gu asteu. o,b CT Die Staet,
Wslbc nrau i6m ais Wcbnprt anmtIsn wsrps.
uttt p~erIafsn rprrpe.
Der Sslnserunse,uftan Der Ittr Waorir
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aufIetoten wsreen.
Ter iunse Snfant, Der am %. S,nuar aeto
rem wofpsn, 1T cine Nc6s parauf pom papfii
6en Nuntius init ySaIer BON Serbian a,tauft
worosn. Tas &ino bat liz Namsn "srtaItcn.
RE. pie bic oif3isusn SlG ter mittheiltn, aut
anrufunseu Der beitissn Sunafrau entbalten.-
DER etits uno rpirflt6e Hnms IN aber 3raneiecc
&c Niis.
Spanii@r Sidi.er trinaen bas @crlbt pon
ttnsm Sisas Der 81egatte 8Iauel itcr elm ollie
n,i6ee @sitpapsr. Die Nabrbc;t res @srii4's
gtrn tf,wefslt.
aus 30 &c Slnsiro in Citation ,tattrcHtut
Nabri%ttH pom 8, Son. msIssn. boe rus ipo
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ne Wsiiuns ~trbaltfn, RE tort Iatil ~lstenptn
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yin fatirrliHrs q. icript on ben Stattbaltsr
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s'n uno Normali6ulen fur nur gtationaiitdteu
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len pei tiiten 5suosnsen tnt,idt, une Go lpusn
cs psrlhtsosnen Nationalitaten ets SG5ntarstde
segsn frii6e's ntbsrsr,fe pes 0otsnttums se,
fpuHt wrretn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24

II 10 Die runfls Na6t. Die nctbwentta III m Nor
,enrOtb dtsrsstt. Die Sage, ats Gtomnrll unO
odmpeen tsrsitS cas Sbiff a~tmisitet 6attsn. um
auT osmfsltsn bic SrsibsIt in NsuzGuaIdnb an
luesn, neil He on Der 5rsibcit In Glt easlanc
oeEswsifsIitn. rorsn stenfo triibe. mis teute pie
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trutsn Gage. 1T bisfelbe, ME mir fe btute in
Seutid!auo wisbsr bahsu muGen. lIno ndtrr
mob bic 3sit,n. mo NlruIscn lsinsn ~stirrnsu
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fuit Elm ,,Daltcra"- stuer SON Dtutn, fie Ell
i'osr rrutiteu RailerfrGnuna NIT hem 9tufs /:
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bort auf Der SterHdbs cine Stimmuns berrfbtr,
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MUIR uber Gle S6mat. es Gsutlh.anS bridis,
in ieuf;sn tpaate. Ri6t Wunats pcrter, ete Der
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uno eausrt LANCE. aber ioQen mir pssweasn per-
,wstfsln. ras 20 MID aur rehtsn Stunpr rpb
ptseer Gag rperecn mug?
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-02-24

= S9is pratffG rer Im, rirausr IN e,s :.
peift ib in POrn's HaGS Rem gIcrt, tcrf in rim
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pDbnl'hts @i3baue ccufrutrt; mill nan es fill
len. 70 Idst man einen fsinsn gRa6 tfrobt b;ucin
ldufrn ; tns SRaT,r erfarrt ,u Sic unS tiIost
cine ccmpdtie NiaTs. Btlhe Sofcn Derrcu GA.
curb ~sripast!
- Die Nep gIrrfer 3Suusr mu,Nen iinaf
nuf zine fom'1hs VI, lie in Vcrtcurnbeit neIsht
gin aus 9iotrpcol si~naerrHenss Stif traHts
cine Nu'ibl Shweins buiihsr. a41brsno Der
Rabrt mari cine eau sine Nuert Ie,feI RE no.
tirli6 utbt oui etm 1rabtbrirf u-r;,ihuet no.
rsn. Sie 36pfe tss N,m 2lorter 3puomtee
astrdut'n fb nibt. Ser iniSrsTauten Stttp inc.
ia ntiis Die Grlnutn'f ,im 6 nnen IN astcr II, b
mottsn roh aub Tie bGHclrn @run,rinas Mol
muttsrtoe In Die fate frembe gRclt birausfcssu.
Su tiefsm lIbtrtidsu Dilemma tsIcarapbirten
lf on ben Nindu;i, fretGr, mclbtr uma.benp ,us
rdd telesrapbirte {: ..Qanpst Die Sertsl! 70
als Napclson /. AMI Der SnIet 81. SeIcra
as @rfdna;ncr l.tts. fdats et einn. ots BON Der
Sufunft Der Ser. Stdateu Gle Slime mar: Scr
hem Gnee oce nsun,sbuten Sabrbunbsrts wi,e
Nm'rita pom elmer Ter arSBten 8cpclutionen
meIde Die sDclt lie %asfebsu, critIttsrt wcrctn.-
Srute btsielhe stfrlarcib isin, 70 if bes 9anpes
an'ebsn pobin. Ssbdlt ~btnaearn be Rraieruna
Die S6rrbanp, 70 wiro lie sr6esre 5"sliatsit or,
lanasu ale ie ,uocr. Wln miro plnn iiter bne
Wsisu rspublttanilhsr Sefafrns i~usjslarc fcm-
men. unb isne Scaicrune wirp rem rerriniatcn
Nd6ten Der aanssn Bett ! OBJ ttstsn t6nnen.
- unaebeure Summsn fur In,
3staen: lie ginnntmen fir Nu,etssn fpIaen.
Der Stituuaeu pom 80. Nrp. 1862 bis ,urr 81.
Oe3,mter 1866 bctrusem: