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, 1866-08-08

BCYTALo. August 7.
Ftnrr-Extra STATE, $9oNag.s; Western er.iur,
f9.1al05 for new while whcAt st. Louis, Flt0o Ny
Western white, fi2.pGs41a51.
GEA1x-WirAt- tAle~ Of 90 bu No. AllHaukre at
$ls. Corn n!usaiea In The morning Of 70 on bu in.
No. thts afternoon ti4 boat load. SsaHc-closng
fEn. with good inquiry. Oats quiet. Barley and rye
nominal.
Tnov,*1oss-.rork nrm At tsIoo. Lard, Ae2Kc.
NNIsKE1-SoMInal. ~ - ...
CASaL FHzlaHrs-To New Tork. Wheat. 1sc corn.
l3c; oa.. SC: sinyes t573 per ton. and tolls. To Al
bahy: Wheat ltc: corn lie cats 6c.
Krcv1rIs-Flour. G,7s1 brls; wheat 100 bu; corn.
CasAI EMoiIs%WheaL Ef s,ooo bu: corn, sa,dao bn
oatH, lt.lE1 bu ryc, $50 bu.
The receipts At the ports Of Chicago Milwaukee, To-
eo aud Dstrii tot the Ktet cnlnG August 4sh. wcres
Flour y 81 uris: whea. r. ~ lu corn ~, - hn
, 1866-08-08
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Ctlcaco Trtbnne.1

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial Dcspatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
NEW YoRK, August Z.
DEEADETCFFs.
F1ouT-1arge supplies continue to depress the mar
ket. Wheat was 1QFer. hut too unsettled 10 quote.
Coma heavy speculative demand took the market
o Of tie hands Of exporters, anu sales mainly Ut
f9Ac. Light receipts expected for some time
0ats-Gfcat show Of speculative demand, with eomc
export business. and the market quite ~ but closed
quit.
FRotIR1oye.
Pork CLOSED quiet at t3l.s2 Cut meats and lard Hc
higher, and wantcd.
LIVE HOGS.
Hoss-Recerts-9c cars. Selling price, tcH9laAc.
EXPORTS PAST WEEK
Total vhluc, LOO: including $1,000 brls pork,
115o1 ns cheese, s0O0 ns tallow, 2looo b.ls tour,
500, 900 bu co1n, Is 900 bu oats
, 1866-08-08
ST. Louis Market,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbunc1
ST. LOFTS. August
TonAcco-stcady. Lugs Erm at Il .90a6s 8; leaf nrm
Mt 46Ena5a.0o.
FiorE-Steady. Double extra, $l12sctl1.s3.
trAIS-Wheat very dull nt q 91e2.15 pct ltt. Corn
steady at GaGsc for mixed md yellow and 7AA79c for
white. Oats bettrrs In lots, at saHc. Rye, 6@Csc.
PEorIsIoSs-Aeas pork, $:s3,n1 rcT brl,
, 1866-08-08

PEnsoSAI.-alnjot Evcsilse, OF the Frccdmcn*s
[suscau, who llas been on tour Of Inspection
throngh tho South, passed through this city yes.
tefdas on hfs way to Washington to report tho re.
suit Ut lis observations.
, 1866-08-08
TIE CITY.

Wan CLAIM DrAsxs.-1t will be we'll for agents
10 remember, In ordering War Claim DanEs :rvm
Ibis office, that two blanks oi duplicate voucher
form NJ. 81 arc required 10 be forwarded with
each soldiers claim for additional bouuty.
, 1866-08-08

Mn. HENRY A. Hol.S, representing the honae
Of :. I. & a. T. Meyer, of New York, mnnrlfnc-
.urcrH Of the wcl1rknown | X l. akirts, arrived In
this city day or two ngo. wifi, samples OF skirts
for tic Fall trade. lie will rcma1n In the city
nbout h1nc uuys,
, 1866-08-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

When in Albany, N. T., cali on DR..
ucHfcli and see the largest and best arranged
neaicin. manufactory In the world. ottics aud
coard ] fiiis and K;d Plastcrs arc sold ny Iii
dealers. ]. Il. REED !; Co., Chicago, ILL.,, Whole
snle Agents. II
, 1866-08-08
FROM NASHVILLE, TENN,

The Stnte Convention Of Colorc<I pco-
rfc-1lub Violence TIarcntrncd-1ItIi.
tnry Protection Secured.
NAt1is1!1:E, Tenn, At,gu.t 7.-Thc State Con.
srntioh y! The eulo,ed population is progressing
1laEmotiasely.,, To-day over G10 dclcgatcs srr
present from nll parts Of tllc Statc.
The quc2t1un or negro suffrage l,ns been largely
dIacnRFcd ahtl lntttE with great favor. It IN pro-
Ittcd to fchd delegates IN t;uvcTnor liamlton'4
yut been made.
Some ilrcuts hnve been made By violent rebels
III lrPAk M The Convention l,y fnrcc, nt,cr the
manner Of the New Orleans mol, hut tho military
have ,.rcn ~ dItpu4ed as to ntotd entire pro,ce.
uU1l Il, ttlp tnrrt{np -IHf
, 1866-08-08
Vessels Passed Detroit.

1sPeeial Despatch 70 The Chicago TTlbnne.]
DETROIT, August :,
Gr-l1unEarlan Sardinia. Globe, Star Of the North,
San Jacinto, Anarnnth, Exchange.
DowE-Marta Martin, Escanaba, Ir1nsidcs, Milan,
GriFwold, Imperial, ua.tze1l, Barry.
Wind northwest.
, 1866-08-08
ID I Il ID .

In lhla city, Tuesday. Ang ~. Ars. MANY eElff,
vift Of GonrntisSripr aged 8 years. ,,sr
Funeral will take p1Acc frn her nsldenec. 40 hAn*
IsLes>sv., al oelock Tfufrday stttrnoea.
~ nil CttY. August :, GEORGE WELLS. on'y son Of
s...1rrr r. and Jaue A. L4r. aEed months.
funeral services al The C.thedfA! ChnsGn eo!nH q
tss II o'clock D. n. FricndS of The tni1y Aro lnTt
IN Ella eIty, Auguss :, Mrs. LOUISA II. nAU0H,
aErd 10 yrAfB: t...,p .,s, - ..... s..
.F,a.1rr nf Nrs 4, Is. Cook. ~ Michigan sstcrt.
~ Iousvlo. kyr and omaAR, n l., papers p!casc
copy. ~. =, .r.u.., ... .-..
!. az typhotd (eyct, THOMAS DYlihES aged n yeArs
, 1866-08-08
Toledo Market.

FLorn-ItnN -.. ........-
-Whcat-Choiee grades sase better. common
9c IowcF kaIc% Of white Michigan crop Of isl $50
do. crop OF 1875. t7.t1. amber Michigan. ntT crnp.
Torn upehAnErti &c III S1. uixrsi r fur while
6;Er fiji yellow. t,nts shale lower: a2c for No. l..
Nyc 1oHrf kslce Of No. Z at G0c.
FfE1Gn7N-Ncmff1 nj.
, 1866-08-08

Vote on the New Constitutson In North
CAroltnn.
RALEIGH, N. c., August 1.-THE returns from
the new Constitution vote arc so few and the vote
slight, thai It Ii impossible 10 speak Of the re-
Euti - - -
, 1866-08-08

United STATEa PENSION AaEST.'-Gcnerat c.
T. uotchEiss. 1nie Coluuci Of the Efsh,y-nlnth
Regiment Illinois Volunteers, has entered npou
the duties of United States pe,l.Ipn Agent, at Chi
caso, tfte $. Il. Davis. removed. The Office re-
mains ut the eaule place 2s heretofore.
, 1866-08-08
HOUSE HUNTING; 6y 4 WET n&3

HOUSE HUNTING; ON 4 WET DAY.
John Robbins was picked up at a late hour last
evening by police officer from gutter whcrr he
was rumlnaitng quietly while the flowing waters
were swiftly coursfng over him, playing via his
beard, and making ead havoc with his unEcpt
locks. John was not Intoxicated; ut least hc gave
solemn assurance to that effect to the officer, and
us only last week lis evidence had been accepted
"a Gospel In that very Police Court which loomcd
MP not dlsanty In the sphere Of 1e mental vision,
un as n' @ a. thaf hs
That John wns Tired; he had been ont all day in
search Of q residence, amt had got thoroughly wet
down to rest and Was careless rs 10 ic place con-
woisc. Tie police oiIlscr vito found h'n cen. ID.
il w y search q ralts Il rooms il ssne Snse,
nt aa h aaS msassn the pas Johps e1pe
somewhat ircoherent narration, only being con-
sistent IL one 1egard-that the streets aud the
falling down stairs and slowly climbing up
anssl'cr Gisht, Several people sshou, hc had met
ta.l insitea him 70 1coE at some desirable loca-
iike hItn:clf would want to flso IN, and more e..
BS6 BBaa II sa 70 hass 9 y y Sa; 5 HSs aS
alwage heen accustomed 10 doors will, latchcs
an! windows win, rauea, and rats Except IN her
he fali, (ailaIins 10 Mrs. III was the ncatest of
women, always sweeping her Kitchen Goor every
Friday, and oitencr when they had visitors. To
cconomfze TIC tabors Of the household, when
they began housekeeping she had selected
likely 10 show lirt and that which was not ah1 il
evclysay use, Of which there wero several pieces,
looked every whit as well rs when they drst
housht H..
Mr.. Robbins askcd what time 1t was, and ex-
pressed lbs surprise at the lateness OF the hour.
he should ML,k it was, lie truth beng That sbe
water "as falling almost n m un1,roken sheet aa
II from cataract. The policeman asked John II
he haIn.t hctter 60 home. John thanked Alm.
and, shaking hands, said he .voul take glass Of
lager. The house was not such ole rs lie want
let his wife know what tue, policeman thought
about, Il, and If .Wherc do yon ltycs'' iuter-
rnricd The officer: John looked 1t him in vacant
wny, and asked him where he got 70 drunk. Upon
repeating the question several times. the police
mum was equally assonishcd with John to learn by
reached home rs 10 iait r. ,bc gatter within isw
doors Of bis own dwelling. Mrs. Robbins, who
expressed It: lad heard. tho familiar
down o. him: she was oia maseuar tenpera-
tgtncc alone prevented John from acvcrc chaa-
tfscment. She did not believe hc had looked at n
Lorse tina: dag. For full five minutes she Eaya
vent to her sindictiyc feelings anu then Itted up
her yoiee I2 md wept John was al amaxement,
look at thu house, (the policeman having escorted
the two TO their own door,, and II 1t suited him,
and his vile, twho Wae q mighty particular wo-
mani, vns also satisfied, they would let him know
Immediately INN They ycnt Into the hoaso aul his
ter nonsht Mns heard In the vicinity hut the silent
descent Of tho falling rain.
, 1866-08-08

.Po<trnncmcnt-PIc Vest In
diana Street NJ. E. Sabbath School have postponed
An:nt', at which time they promise their friends
and patrons a pleasant time. 81
, 1866-08-08
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
Closing Dny.


fnA,,r,a, bv TA,crrsnh nrr1n.tr.,v N. H.. r,,...
~ Trshnn.I W. H'' s1'eAso
A..Dnae'l
BEEF cA1TIE-Thc total receipts for thc Tecs arc
Ax+ hr.a rof,,xh recetnts YnA.p 11.~. -..~ss.s
e1,.s e'~et -. ~ .N..ts.sss,. r"e1' Mefe oat
leH Leit over IRON ea4es' Inc pAfkctlS &c
lower. ......
ElIEEp-ltcccjpN TOT tae week 2.e9s head. The sun
Ply ls 100 largo ahd Tue market IL declining. Prices
fAnEt SH91c. Lambs 93t1c. Good lots would setl at
1bc
unnc- D.,.,n%. +or sta r..~e --....a ,n.~
uutc-1AeCSlpt1 Ao4 AaE AEEA AtttS Aeh1 Inc tf&SH
, 1866-08-08
American Flag, 100. Petroleum a1ocks-un,tUd ststes

American F1aE, 100. Petroleum atorkA-Unilcd HtAtcs
ho: First National. &c.
IsKY Go0nr 1xCNAHoK.
Afnrket quiet. Not much doing to-day.
Hroxn Observation-Disclosures A. 21c do Il, 21c; Ap.
rlctnn H. .7xr; do c. tsc; n n tic do F. 1tc Atlantic
&c; do u, s,,c; do E. 2oc: do q. Inc; Augusta,
Tic; Broadway. axe: Cabot T. @oc; DO A. slxc.
Ehtt.tne aud sh!rtinz. Bicschcd-Amoskcae, size;
do \. s?tc; Anhroa~osgin. aHc. Anthony hanuf.c-
turing Co... .7xc, Hartletts, 9Xc do, 7tc: do aKc,
Datca' Xx, nc; Co lB, &c.
Prlns.-Allrn's. lsc; American. lsxc; AmosleaR,
1sc; Arnolda lie: Cocheco. e9c; Dnnners 1s:; En-.
pirg, tchci Freeman. l6Ee. Garner Co. :QXc.
, 1866-08-08

Epcctnl Fauttoss.-mre. W1nAtosysa
Soothing syrup has become 70 ropn1ar hist ysrf.
cuf parties haVc put ont articles calling them Mrs.
Wins1nw'r. T1caac tnkc notice that the Mrs. Wins
low Of ihr Soothing syrup Is not connected with
AnY p:hcE nEtlclc. lnpctc&L
, 1866-08-08

Let all who desire u good head Of hair
avail themselves Of thu new and valuable contrl-
button to medical science" lately introduced into
the Western market and known as !" Basreit's Veg
etnblt Hair Restorative" Sold By all druggists.
Lord & Smith. Is Lake stEse., ar the general
Nr,nt6. fytt.uflc-19t-r
, 1866-08-08

Nor 1SToS1cA7ED.-Wc arc Informed that Mr.
Connolly, who was roltl,cd on Monday night be-
tween laSa1tc and Wells streets, was not intox~
icated ss indicated yestcrday.. The two robbers
g ftil'' against him and knocked Him fnto thc 81 til
When the complainant appeared at the Armory HI
was dirty from the fal1, and 1t was hence inferred
Tint he Wes Intoxicated.
, 1866-08-08
ST.AE1H1NG ArFIRAY.
Hayisla Quarrels and shcir Result,

The practice Of carrying lsn!ves and revoiycss
md rf@or''nE to them In tic event Of quarrel, Ia
not confined to men of grown stature aud mature
years. II has become quite customary among tho
Juvenile portion Of tho community. Boys ns we'll
os men, hasc insults to avengu aud angry passions
10 grarfy. and the example Of the old Is cagc.ly
followed In the manner Of adjusting disputes, 4
STng, si.ch ltea, to hass % very aaaany ss2oasy
and pc1l.aps fatal Termination. Barnard Fallou, i
bridge, when he wns accos.cd By swo boys. both
elder and bigger than himself, named Michael
MsaGaes r. d CT lanes @ ponllng who apparently
quarrel of Several days etandng bstNesn sss zee she
ns5tiess Acasher and poslipg. who were en-
among whom vas FaIlon. Whenever they csosscd ad
lhe bridge, IL eaid, they were abused and occa.
s99a u oppoaDy Rsse " @ss o wis u eas
droveEs determined 70 make tbe bess oft: Falion
lin ea ischsf in iheir re Eyes @ sna s plepared
himself lie ts rcsolnte little fellow to iii an.
pea.ance and the big fellows did not ftsh.en bin
ia: { tSey would s saos 1T 4' him "as1laas aleass
h. he would y, spoil them; Denling Advanced and
warned his assellant to lcsist, until seeing be was
determined on having row, he drew a Ienkntfe
from as IN qnd as Ro9E oa hs a
lae4ot oNh"cCH A!E AkA dHU H1Alu luG pQlaL 0l
the blade penetrating tic right lung. 4 regular
a;d threw him On tlo eronnd, Wills Mesgher, DUs nSs
knowing probably that Ills companIon 1vas
70 seriously Injured. kept the crowd from
the brldge.tendcr separated the corhataats, when
1t vas discovered that Donfiug was on the rolut
OF falntIng away. lie WAS removed to his hotel,
the American House, No. Isl South Water street,
where medical aid was procured. Tho wound IL i
very dangerous one, and c3cltcs the apprehcn-
sinrs Of the physician, who Ia doubtful of his IT.
coyefy.
Fal1on was arrested, and yesterday morning the
easc was brought before. Justice MlIliken, al the
Police Court. Fnlton alleged that he only drew
going to beat him, and Tint he repcatcdly urged
them to let him aloIc- The cxanfnatton was post
poncd for ten days to await tho result Of tho lnju-
lurics, the prisoner'a bail hefng fixed at &, no.
, 1866-08-08

C0tgntess Aromatic Vegetable Soap
4 Superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with Glyccrinc,
aad especially designed for The use Of Ladies' and
for the Nursery 1T perfume IL exquisite, and ii8
washing properties nnrisalled. For sale BY all
dtuyciste, frbllhltS-1y.xEw
, 1866-08-08

Depend upou II, Mothers, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing SyzNr. for all diseases OF chIllecn,
ie safe and <nrc medicine. !. has stood the test
o! thirty years, and never known 10 fall. It rcgn.
eu'cs wind col,c !; produces natural, quiet sleep,
BIZ relieving the child from rAfu auctefSS1
, 1866-08-08

An Aalanvlt.-stI I, r~nac L. Dusenbet<
rs, Of No. lit North Savcnth-st., Wil!Iansburrh,
y. T.; hclng duly sworn, so!emnly declare ,ha;,
1T December. wss a,,a 60 s,s,ye.ss'y Afflicted With
weeks; and that after having taken but three doses
Of Mctcalf4e Great Rheumatic Remedy was en-
restored to perfect health. Lono + SIXTH, agents,
Chicago. rEf
, 1866-08-08

Paper EfnnEtnEr and Window Shnifes
at greatly reduced prices. F. Z. RloBr, 80 lMu-
1alt, "a ri
, 1866-08-08

New York stock and Honey Market.
....-.... NEW foEK. AnCuat 4.
oSET-Qntet md easy nt s pcE cent tor call loans.
S1EEltxn-Rathct more Rtea!y at at 0sStI10.
G"tnI,Wltlont decided change. opening at 1i7K
, 1866-08-08
H-oBt.

r OST-S5.00 Reward, an ivory handled
whip. lost iron, my buggy f,w days elncc. VIII
ray IS to any ono returning II to 80 LaSc'at. =; y.
tAHSuS. F&s9
r OoT-By poor workman, on Mlchf-
a1osketieok eoStsInlns ons nunitcd @ and sirt3i1c
dollars F1tsy dotlArs ruxard will b paid Tor ta r.
turn 10 this Df1ct. EIH
, 1866-08-08

Prusslns,a purc Cider vinegar will
rserre relkie, "na Is warranted pnsc As
OF the kind In the uniied States. CHAuLEs G.
F.. fnlssIxo. E29 rnd 81 State street, Chicago.
LIE.
, 1866-08-08

PhElndc lphln AIas&c
fAAAnK1rnrA, Ausust7.
ELOTF-StcRdy. .....
i;Natx-Whraf arm new grd &lsaas.:o. Corn dolt
nj N49lr for yellow, aud SS2S9c Epf mixed Western.
1EnyrE1nxk-McAs p0fE $sS.o0.
WnfxkxY-Dnlt.
, 1866-08-08

A HonsE Tn1ET,-Amos WanScr, a co1nred man,
who appeared the olhes day at the Police Court to
Pirier charge Of larceny against party who had
stolen LIS Coat, IL wanted BY The police authorities
OF Ia Po:tc. Seeing his rarnc in tile Tribune, In
to lhc Superintendent to Aetain him In custody.
u appears that WnGccF stole horee, some tinie
ago. al l4a iOrtc. and escaped. lie IL now ut tic
ArmoTy. where he will rcnaain until called for.
, 1866-08-08
Takc1l Gin.

TAKEN uP-August 4th, 1866, in tho
i ToEn Of Nlles ono Old soTel norse. about eixteca
Ine can hayo tho sane y RfoTtn1 properly nd
LIAM RANDALL, E1N
, 1866-08-08

TOR SALE-The Stock, good will and
ls.*c Of retail Boot and Shoe bus!ns:+ IN good
t.ndc Of M No. rlass Of cnstocr.. For full rnr.
ticulaTs, address "BUOTS AND Shoes" Tribune
, 1866-08-08
33nurnina=JWantfG.

TOUND-On Saturday, . VAL Wal.es, Il osnsr Sonr
n ha11 ~ proving property paying Gaasfa s9a oS
NJ cn j, II. bEAK1G1 1a0 eoas1 "s+e~S"
, 1866-08-08
INDIANAPOLIS.

a Gfa- Rally-RousinE Speech
lrofn Spca4.cr CoINhx-ScnthiNG He
View OF HN5 Policy ys'-Govcrnor
Horton OFT the Democratic Victory in
, 1866-08-08

rKIEClKCN AID NfNtAQ htOtkA,
rctyo,cum and niulaC stocE1 wcsu very dnti. Mining
Consolidated 0tcSot7 Cold, ls0; WAIKIKI, ~;
, 1866-08-08

Tor SALE-Warehouse and Elevator,
IN the Stale. the line Of Chicago Darlington and
:2n:nns3y Na!l5oa storage ssrsei:y ao9 bu car corn
which T. Il good working order. There is suteleat
room - the bnldinss which arc vcsy substantially
one Of the fnest Openings IN the state ior mill We
have for sale an 10 Richards Iron Corn Shelter, In
,asr particulars Inquire of Me.srs THOs. Il. sEY-
AQrR 4 CO.. - and 70 Chamber OF Commerce
CEESWELL u0r1ToS, Young Americs, Illinois.
= 7
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-15
Il nj Witternaht. 4
sirrah, or you must fight, or else be hang'd

Sirrah, or you must fight or else be hang'd
SHAKESPEARE
Slef i'm Sannenpalb ipiebcrte nit Srcmpetencn
etn HcB. Sn Den seipfsin fang Der Nabtwino
lstn sintSnses uno bed 70 tarnlcnisrsiass aiso,
nno lsins: EsSsn fanb NIT ein3elnen g8inenSsen
Ietnen 2Ses bis auf DEN ihpsllsneen Vstclteppit
Gas Ytsro, Elm Sappe, msldes in Der g8alnes,
naht faum su erfennen mar, tanb unter elmer 3ie.
lentanne an enen alt fs1ssbunnen. Sn sner @nts
tsrnnns BON tiinfsis sHrittsn stns Elm Wsann swi.
lhsn DEN Stammen bin unb Ger. Ssin 5ritt mar
lautlos, nur Bilpsilen fniiferlen bic rcdfnen Cans
nenswsiss unter sinsn 8i6sm.
Da ertrnte Elm sslenbsr Yfiff, ale rsnn Elm SGs
ger Dem Sune pfsift, Der su ipsit in's Rscer ae.
ratbsn 1T. Scfcrt waro gang basisfts S,sual pom
Dem Wanne nnter Den Saunen pisesrbDlt
Ylos!tp itanS, lrie aus Der Grbs ssrahisn, Nitbt
nctsn ibm stne aneere Gsalt, einsn 5tprb am Mrnle
traSsnb.
rDies 1T Ger Mann, BON rslSem Scnnc Iprad9 |"
laSte Der Hsis nit Gem Scrbe. vunb bier 1T n,ein
3rppslpiltcl, 9srr Graf~
- shurfs!" antlu0rtete bic Stmms Slherss
lco's. ~Sd BABE mid pprasieben."
Wsan bDrte nas lnarfe Jinafen zines Yiitrlens
salns.
r6ier III Elm 9aepcluer = fsnsn Saritt na6sr,
Strcla, rbsr Su iiirSeitl"
1Sae marc e'nerlct, perr @rat" ta9te Der Nns
esre. rSn'mer l@teben sic Ser; absr trsHsn Sis,
ionit 'rirD nmsstebrt aus bsm Sinss Elm sAub.
SD piu in Sfiseen nnb 0rsunnlHaft nit Sbnsn
psrfsbren = absr oas nubtsn sic prn rprnbsrsin
w'ltsn id bin wsbsr Elm ,Sais mod cine Sanspfs.
sd ltsee ihnsn tspaffnet ssseniberr Il
ssSesbalb BAIT Sou mid bicrber tsihisoen-?"
vNennen Sie fsinen gfamen oeer fehIrfsn Sie
zines iplhen, 10 beige ib Salisn!"
sSu bait mir niAt ssantwrrtst!" laste Sleerss
loo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-03-15
(S6lub fplet.)

Sts tsleasunbisassissrSasre( (frase.
rer Satrbnnoerte). Ser Sdm. Nierfur beriatst !.
gsas bic BeiAafTenbsit friberer feds uns led,iaer
Sabrbunssrte betrifft, 10 pirS bonn Sabre 1866 aes
meloet, Sab 60 sinsn iebr selinnen gBintsr bate,
pcn 1l66, SaB 9unsersnrtb unb 6sefias @euaen
esrriatsn, BON 1866 pasesen, bas Der ssabraano
isbr trnhtbar, uno tsisnbers piel unp auter @etn
semrnnsn wurSe. SIN Sabre 1866 farsn, ipie aud
ldOn. friiber sinmal, srcBe @Aparms BON Sen.
ihreden aus Dem Mcrssnlanb, melde anss @ran
Don Den granien rerstbrten uns cine arcEs S6eu.
rnns psrnrlaften. 1866 mar ein fpSss unb naf,
lss Safr, IN relhem ipenis unb iaurer gsin mutbs,
Ser Saersans 1866 mar i'm aasemeinsm nas unS
falt bod fisl bic @rnte nod sismlida gut aus, aud
CAB es 5iemli9 pisl gssin, er tpurSe absr iam,r s
SIN Sabre 1866 lhaosts Den Se6en ,lrar Elm Nrcif
am To- une II. Wfat ie9r, BET bsr anbalieno,n
semmerrparms afsr sr9clten iie it ,pieeer uns man
erbtslt btelen une 9usn g8ein. SIN Sabre 1866
par Der sSinttr lsbr fal, nit bem WlGr, ater trat
2Sdrms Elm, lrslhs, nit bsfruebtenoem @eaen un.
ttrmiidt ba In ben Suli fcrtbamsrte, baber oab "a
aud cine CUTE @rnte. 9cm Auauf bis in ben
Ssssmber berrftte cine srcBe Srofenbsit, 70 bas
bsoeutenosr sSalisrmansel entiianO, bic gBsinlels
atsr ltTsrs niat nur einen rsidliAsm, Icnesru aud
eurob ietns Site an5sejeihnsten Grtraa.
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Selb itemu6t. Ser stabi5ultbeis fas.
tsl lstne Yolijeioisnsr zines Sasss at unp iAliss
bic Strafrsbe NIT Den gBorten Steiner BON eud
saen 1T stras psrtbl" Ser Gltefe 9olsisiener
rttt eor, ialutrt nno ipriht: vDas 1T pabr, S.rr
staDtitultbeis, wsnn mir Gtbss nus iuarsn, tpdz
rem ptr fetns 4oltistoener tprrne.
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3 bic Ginberl

Sants Gsist i6rsm flsinen Neffen cine nit ieren
8tHletn snp, Stane manbernce tSenne): ..somm
ms'n stno, Sn must gu 8stt! Sisb', bic flsinen
Sn6lsin se9en aud ibon su Bett"
Sarl: 1Sa, atsr hts alts Ssnne ssbt audi
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Sic Sridiucn.

so fbelhran mar id mod ME
g0ie elue NIT bem SObe;
Wter ban Sau, q 9rpttitidpieb.
Ste rpit9e aSpde gefp6e. ...
Ser CARTE Sped Sas tpst6e Sd,nta(,f
9ie i5Gne CUTE Sdnfe!
g8ie eubn bic 2appe aus Sem Sal,
Sp dppetitib minfe
Ntr !-pann i'd est am Slid ais freifd,
I'm mad bic triibits Wiere-
AGai alter ibt fein sbrpeinefleiid5
SOn peSe Die Sribine.
W Ole carte Slime in benz Rraut.
9te iprlIt ib ibpn cerihmer,e
9OtD adj met 8iitt pDl Sauerfraut
Die gsbt nler idwer 81 6erse; ...
Sd mub eeSu-id tub's ipnif aie-
Sect ale en- 6drna brote;
Su lumptaes Eridinenpeb!
Sd neeb mir nit sn rotbe
gSe fam man mese 70 re Sad
ytDr gar 70 lang iib pe6re,
ya pdrt-teb weeb Jest, !pas i'd na5-
SD mill Sib i6un befebre!"
co f6ilt bic 5ran uno raionnirt.
Sa bolt iie pas i'm Seller
Sect werc aefctbt. perIu6t, trandtrt
I'm ber9ertbt bic Oeller.
@lsid nabber fummen prn Der Saab
Gbr Niter I'M 5r }unaer,
9te bdn ltd beut redbt miio aematt
I'm bin en- 9irenbunser
rvgeb. ere Srda I'm bol uns tpas
Oter bdn nod mir i'm Waoe,
Sun frib Bis Sbenbs iib fe spas,
Sd fam Oir's gar nit ia9e!%
$40 idat ie g werb was ibris iei,
Sd mill i'm Seller guide"
Sic brinat a falt stHd IintfeiIcb rel,
@ans faieria un trufe;
Damn brin9t fte nod in alIer Stub
Gn J3ds unb barte gier,
@n i6drins e9t ie mod easu.
(5orelle fin gu beuer.)
ssbr Serre. i:st fe. allies bas
SID aans allsen for 9bne.
SO SADIE fdbabe 0enanb tpas,
Se bin 10 fe Srbine
gn benne Speiie TANNER f9
s'a6 5erSensuft erlawe;
SD aner ba6 npttber fur mid
SHas aneri3 mod i'm 9ape!'
lin wie ter Mann am 6drins faut,
90 bpt res rein seirage:
Sui ! ShweinefnGhel. Sausrfraut!
Die painpfe I'M bic raa6e.
Sect riedbf Der Wann une runst bic glas,
TN 8udt als iteel beniimer.
III emOl felt er ne9 isi @las
lin id9t: ~ Sest Hraa beriiperl
9es 9ings lid beHer, uf mel @br
s(ls Jsds I'm Slid un @6del,
Srbine bin. Sridene Der.
SD eb mel Sbmeinefn6tel!% !%
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@tns iunse Satin iarisb tn ier Wpti,bu6
tn Teldsm fir jsesn Sag et,ras psr,sihnst ffanb |:
Vim 10. ,. Wts. TT metn Deanu crit am If. frGb
5 llhr mad .6aule aefpnmsn.~