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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
DARLING ROBBERY AT TIKI SUB
TREASURY
Bank Cmcer Robbed Of S9,ooO-No Clue 20
the Thief.

One of the most daring robberies ever committed IN
in this city perperaed Tuesday afternoon as IN the
Sub Treasury building From the statement OF the Slctm
and Others would appear that shortly aae y O'Clock VI the
day mentioned Mr. William Conie the first seller assistant
in the Bank Of Ame-ca left that institution having N ns
possession check. the Assistant United STATES lreeI
for the sum OF 5000 in gold and $1,000 IN Currency On
reaching the Subrezsury he presented hI checks and vas
paid in gold certificate ard - 600 in Treasury Notso Oh
large denomnaon These he carefully pseeu IN his pana
pocket then into another part OF the Dudn
fohe purpose seeing friend He could nottnd him. and
pr1eeded the Post|Ofce, stopping on his return 20
lunch Gouds He then returned TO the sub treasury
building search Of the friend already mentioned ana on
entering the building person passed hin II hurreI
manner and slammed tho door against him. As the same
time Mr. Conde lost all recollection. Some tine AFTER ne
was foand by boy lying nsensbe upon the pavement ana
man bending over him searching his pockets 10 the boy
address Of the nsensibe who he was but IN
momen; after disappeared in the confusion and crowd when
such unusual circumstance created - . -.
The officers Of the bank notified OF the aot tnat
one empOyes lying insenbe IN the SUB treasury
building and had him removed 10 the HOS
pial An examination disclosed the fact that Mr. COnneh
had been robbed without doubt by the man whom me boy
saw bending him The victim did not recover conscious
until Wednesday afternoon over % hours aer the
robbery He present any marks OF violence NOR can
Of In which he was asseuted
He complains Of pain in the chest $500
Within the past Mr. Condel has suffered from
several fits last having occurred some three or
four years since shortly after he had been gaotted and rob
for integrity No clue to tho thief or thieves has yet been
faun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
u The A. y Tribans.


SIR The question, to whom belongs the power OF
introducing the navigation settled in
Europe years ago in Of Joseph Resell al em
poye OF the Admiralty who in ls2, ran the first
little steamer La Lyetta the Adratic He gained
the patenght OF Austria but failed in England and France
In the latter country he cheated out OF his invention and
in England which had promised premium n 10000 to the
first practical adapter Of the his just claims were g
nored and proposed premium distributed among three
rivals for the prize whose earliest claims went back to
1885 In Austria and Germany Joseph Ressel was declared
the originator practical navigation by oea acts as
well as highest authorities Of the science OF mechanics
His immortal merits record in all the scientific books
aud cyuopeas OF the Continent and when ne dd ID 1891
monument ordered TO be erected u vienna 10 MS memory
But esses friends striving 10 obtain recognition OF ms
merits by this great Republic which through the late war
reaped the signal benefits from the use OF the screw IN
steam navigation committee organized for this pur.
nose In this city in 1904 and has been successful In obtaining
highly favorable judgments from many scientific authorities
took pains to lay all the papers aud documents concerning
Rese claims before the American Academy OF Science and
Aria and although this association IN order 10 avoid prece
dents of this kind declined give its opinion body every
single rlember Committee to whom the matter was re-
TLis Committee intends now to address Congress as the
legal representative Of this great aud liberal Nation which
ought 10 know and reward the OF the author OF
reform which she part Of her national greatness
safety aud wealth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
tn EdveYsisePs,

Having widened the columns OF TEE Tribune we arc
under the necessity Of charging more, per hEe for adyer
tiseents In confederation Of this and the fact OF tho
steadily growing circulation Of THE TRIBUNE, we have
decided TO increase our rates correspond with the in
creased length Of the lines and with increased circu
laton Our advertising customers very well know THH
TRIBUNE crculaes among tic best classes OF our czens
those most likely to grove good customers and we bolevs
,he mast experience OF advertisers VINO have awaited them
selves of TIE TRIBUzE as a medium through which 70
reach customers both City and Country will warrant
them in paving the smH increase in rates. Our now
seale Of prices will be:
DAILY TRIBUNE.
ORDINARY ApvERrrs x4ESTs, classified under different
heads 20 cents per line.
SPECIAL NOTICES, on fifth pagsi 80 cetts per Nus
Business NOTICES, 50 cents per line.
ITEM ADVERTISEMENTS under bead Of" City News" %
cents per line.
Business Notices will be inserted She fourth psgs-
This change we know will greatly please those who insert
their notices under that head The changing OF Business
Notices from the fifth to the fourth page will also add
very much 70 the value Of advertisements inserted under
head Of Special Notices. which will continue on the 18th
page.
Book Notices and Literary Items will appear on the
second page TO be followed by the Book Advertisements
We believe that The TRIBUNE has always been considered
the very heat medium in which Publishers could aiver
tse and this arrangement will add 10 its previous
value.
Advertisers will that By the changes IN making up
the paper their announcements will be presented mors
given you tho of your money and we shall continue
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
THE LATE GREENwICH-sT.. Rue
GLARY.
Arrest OF One OF the Thieves, and Recovery OF
n Portion OF the stolen Goods.

On Monday morning last Officer Joyce OF the Filth
Precinct saw named James Fohn attempting TO III
A heavy bag from Tenth ave. car. near he foot OF
Desbossess The officer volunteered his assistance bus tho
man declined IT, and acted in such suspicious thinner that
the Ger determined the contents " the bag After
considerable hesitation, the man opened the bag was
found contain eight pieces o. silk valued at sI Whlca
Dc said bad been given him by man on Pier No horA
River He arrested and taken TO he tlth ire
cnc Station House Leonard and locked up The SILKS
subsequently found 20 be portion Of those stolen ron
the bonded warehouse DeyOe Beecher which was
entered By burglars Sunday night last aud robbed OF silks
20 the amount s3 900 the property OF A. l. stewar
an account Of which has already been Published in TIE
TRID ~,
The prisoner confessed to Capt Petty that IN company win
had broken into the warehouse on sunday
night about 10 CLOCK and robbed IL Of % pieces OF SILK but
declares he docs not know what they done with their
share. of the robbery Yesterday Justice Bowling committed
the accused foi trial without bail lie native OF th cry
aged "a wears and lived az No A. Wess In conversation
with apt Petty expressed the opinion that be could easily
force into any bonded warehouse III tue CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

CHICAGO April l2-Flour active Wnel, firm and al
va.cel a, sales Of 10 at 81 sii4s 27i No. at 569
sac Corn ac.ise AMI advanced Ole ~ 20. 1tic Tor
No and i2sc No Oats steady a. 2b6bcl for fresh
No and 2li 02fc for No ? Highwnes In bond at Ell
per gallon Provisions duA Mess Pork II So go 20 Lara
a. i7t0i7.c Receipts 900 bbls Fogr eoo bush heat
- 0gi bus Corn and OOJ bush Oats shipments 2JV
bbls Ilouf 900 hlsh. Wheat and so bush Oats
CiscsAu April l2-Flour and Wheat IN better demand;
Wh.ky noiunly unchanged Provisions hrmer sales 81 ~
bbs Acss Pork s2i JJd S2 - for Country And e. of
itu AnrLrgIA AplH H. ls6C-Pe,goeuu dull. Flour
quef, holdcfs demand advance little export demand
Whea' quiet at q O-o.2 50 ior Red and s2 ~ tof "te
I've ~ Tor Ie,aylvau!a and a. for Canada Corn quiet
with deciung fcndency sales Of $50 bush. Yellow at Sc
buvers demand reduction 1gher sales az 90 DOc
Whisky scarce: PENNSYLVANIA. = % Ohio g. -.
ST. LOUIS April ~ Cotton advanced arc Flour and
Wnes dat of low grades aud firm and unchanged FOR higher
oualit. Corn as higher sales 59d69c Oats hrm at
fai2c Provisions quiet and unchanged Whisky lower at
. l1.OS2 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
EVENING SESSION.
IIIIS RTpOHIED.


Rv Mr.. Low-Thc West Farms an1 Morisania Rail
road bill. third Teading) go. =,
By Mr. PLATT-Ihc Central Railroad Fare Dill MI
Low AID Mr.. Williams dsscutci from the report.
To authorize the NewYork County Clerk TO appoint az
additional deputy. Third readingJ
TO facilitate the construction Of the whitehall ana
Platt,burg Railroad. For consideration OF tho senate
To grant further aid % the Albany and Susqrehanha
Railro,d Forthc consideration OF the Scnato.l
Releasing the Buffalo Female College from taxation.
Appropnatiug g 600 for the relief Of Gen. Ward H.
Burnett.
MAKING more stringent law relative 20 the storage
of combusibie matters IA NewlOrk third readingl.
Incorporating tho Metropolitan Fire Department BE-
neyolcEt Fund. ec
ON motion Mr. Stanford added 10 the Select Com
mttee on WhaTeys and Piers IN Newlork and kfookyn
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING
incorporating the Commercial Navigation Company OF
Ncw-Nork. 80 VI,
To facilitate the construction of the Buffalo aud Wash
ingtOn Railway
10 organize the Senate Districts of the State
To apportion the Assembly Districts OF the state.
Mir FoLGEE reported the Assembly bill providing for
taxing stockholders banks also the bill for rounding
10 certain banks and Insurance. companies IN Newh ork
taxes paid in 1868 and 1864 Government securities
held by them. $500
Referred to Committee Of the Whole.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

NASHVILLE, Thursday. April ~. 1870.
Aru1rum las q length been obtained ~ ne House by
tho reception o. the report ~ the Committee on Creden-
tals aud the consequent admission OF members. Ihe
franchise law passed by an Overwhelming majority
The 18th T.. = Cavalry was mustered ont to-day Its
band son ,hs,r stents Tor $500 aud devoted tho pro-
cceds 20 the Lincoln Monument Fund. All the troops
white and c)lorcd vountecrs Ia this division viii be
mustered OFT 0a the ith Of May.
The Ccriml States Dental Association has adjourned
after elec'ng W II. Morau of Nashville President aad
". II. SChA.can % Louisville Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
RROOKLSN NEWS.

rRLOylOUs ASSAULT BY ChvALRYMAN.-Dayld
Carnoly member OF Co. a. 10Th Regiment n y N c. re-
siding AZ No 2 North Secondst f. d. yesterday quarreed
with man named Michael Campbell who called at his resi-
dence and followed him the street with bis saber drawn
Carmody overlook Campbell at the Of Grand and
Leonardss and Immediately struck him over tho head win
I'M, aber nactlug fghtfll bu, fatal wound. CGrmOdy
then ran home and the act Of beating his wife with the
deadly instrument wheR be arrested by TIE Police and
locked I'D for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
From Fortress Monroe.

Worthless MONROE, Wednesday, April IT, Too,
The steamer T.. G. Knight from Savannah for Phiia-
delpha put in here to-day short of COAL having encouh
tered heavy gale at sea.
heavy storm set in last night and prevails to-day
The weather is heavy outside and large fleet OF sail Is
detained here in consequence.
The steamer Gen. McCallum, from Ncw-Orleans, Key
West and Charleston, has arrived She experienced heavy
gales and was somewhat damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
PArER FROM WOOD PULP.
A Philadelphia Noveity-A Tree Made into Pa
per In Five uours-Banquet AT the Continen-
nj

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday. April y, 1866.
large number of capitalists journalists and gentle
Of scientific renown gathered here to witness the
process of making paper out of wood. The company
owning this process have established large works the
Schuylkil River near Philadelphia, where there
commocations for making 20 tuns of woodpulp paper
daily
They are owned by capitalists from all parts of the
country, who witnessed every detail of the process The
Company have achieved great success. poplar tree
taken from the hillside converted into clear, white,
soft paper in the space Of five hours In the evening
banquet given by Mossrs. Jessup Moore, at the
Continental Hotel
About 200 guests were present The Mayor of the city
the Hon. Morton McMchael presided and speeches we're
made by Hoatio Gates Jones' VicePresident of the His
torca Society; the Hon Mr. Jenckesl of Rhode Island,
Theodore Ton Of The Independent Erastus Brooks of
The Express the Hon. A. Ii. Rice, Member of Congress
from Massachusetts, G.. H. Boxer, the poet Samuel Sin
clair Publisher Of The TRIBUNE Daniel Dougherty, Ii.
c. Carey,' and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

The closing evening performance Of the present season
OF Italian Opera occurs tonight and Meyerbeers l. Eto
du nora VIII be given with its fine mseen-scene, and
excellent cast including Miss Kellogg Mile. Bosisio
Gigs. Irfre, Belni and Antonucci
che matinee tomorrow at o'clock D. m will termiu
Ate he season. The Hugenots will be performed with
the SAL ne artists IN the cast who have rendered previous
oerform. 'lces Of this opera memorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

ALLEGED RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS. Officer
Rogers Of Justice Cornves Court yesterday arrested Fred
erck C. Depperman. warrant charged by Alvin Aims
worth with having received stolen goods consisting OF
other articles said have been stolen from the
Mr.. VIM. T.. Whateley Of Newly ork The entire
value property taken IL between 500 and $500 The
examination was commenced fore Justice COrnwe yester
ay afternoon but concluded II will DO resumed AZ
o clock this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

will adjourn Oh Thursday, the 10Th inst, at ~ O'Clock
noon. Laid over under the rule.
Mr. FERGUSON moved the appointment OF select CON-
mtee 20 inquire all affairs connected with quaran-
tine and 20 report the result 70 the next Legislature.
Giving rise to debate. the resolution lies over.
Adjourned to II o clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

ANOTHER FATAL RAILROAD Academia girl
aged years named Martha Strouse residing at No
3 Johnsonst was run yesterday afternoon by rail
road car 10 Johnson.s f. D. and almost instantly killed
The Of the appears could not avoid the unfor
tunae occurrence His name Dedrck Loder. He at once
surrendered himself Police authorities Tho body OF
the child was conveyed her parents residence aud the
Coroner notified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
Fire in East Cambridge.

B0sIos Thursday. April 10 lsf6.
Tho w.Eng.and Gas Works N East Cambridge
were damaged o. us.derabe amount-pObably sJO,vO
10 s7OO0O-tli. afternoon By lro Il caused by the
EXPLOSION Of an oil tank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
The Stove Founders, STRIFE Adjusted.

AIBANT, Thurs 'ay, ApfA ~ Isbd
The cultos between the stove founders aud noders
Of this city and Troy have been satisfactorily adjusted,
and tomorrow work will be- resumed IN al the tornderies
Of the two cities. Upward of 900 me1 Will inInedl-
aiely resume employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

FEMALE PICKPoCKETs.- The three females arrested
on Wednesday night the charge Of picking pockets on the
Fulton boats brought before Justice Cornwe yes
terday and sent Jail for examination. They gave their
names as Elizabeth Edmond Jane Fletcher and Mary Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
THE CHOLERA.
Preparations In Canada 10 Resist the Epidemic
-Choieraic Diarrhen Prevailing at Montreal.

MONTREAL Thursday, April IT. IooO'
The greatest activity prevails in all Canadian cities to
keen out the cholera Precautionary and sanitary meas
ures are being taken in anticipation of its approach
Choieraic diarrhea is prevalent here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
MARBLE u.

AYMAR-COLE-On Wednesday April 18th inst By the Rev.
George Chesysr D. Mr. James X. Aymsr to Miss hi.te Cola
both Of this city.
HART-RANDEL-On Wednesday April H. by the Rev Ass d.
ID. D. President Of Dartmouth CoAes, Laeus mart IT, "
Emile A.. daughter of Henry Handel.
HOWF-CUMMISG-A Princeton, ~ j. Wednesday April IL
1896 by the III. hornbower. ID. d., Leay'u hows 70
Rosae daughter Of A. NJ Cumming all Of Princeton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
The DTetropoIitnu Police Fill.

ALBAST Thursday April u Is66.
The bill for increasing the pay Of the Metropolitan Po
lice has passed both Houses is nov N the hands OF
the Conference Committee adsst certain amendments
made by the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

IyFAsrIclDE-T body of female child was
fpund IN a vacant lot near Fatbush and Pearsalst
Yesterday afternoon The evidence indicates that was
straugled The Coroner was notified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
To the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday April II. Zoo.
A company Of 300 gentlemen, representing the news
paper and book publishers of NewYork Boston and this
city paid a visit to the Manyunk Wood Paper Pulp
Works. and witnessed the entire process of converting
cord wood into paper pulp, and its manufacture into
paper The pulp works very extensive buildings and
machinery having cost 900. The great feature Of
the works the economy the of chemicals which
dsntegate the wood and bleach the pulp the refuse be-
ing carried TO the evapOatng house whore the chemicals
rendered fit for using aganony 20 per cent of fresh
stock being added make equal to its former strength
AT the adjoining Great Rock Paper Mills excellent paint
ing paper made with 50 per cent of wood pulp and 20
per cent of pulp. From II TO IL uns OF wood pulp
burned out daily The works have but recently gone
into operation and already the price OF paper is reduced
three per pound. This evening the company par
took of splendid entertainment at the Continental.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
POLITICAL.
The Tribsne Enlarged

The new Board Of Supervisors will stand Republicans,
8. Democrats, lO-with New Scotland to hear from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
Lake Erie Open.

DtSKIRE Thursday April -, ls66.
The Eric Railway Compmys steamer Olean left II u
clock to-day for Cleveland and Toledo Navigation is
nov fully opened between thls a9a N9steg9 PoSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
5perial Notices.

Our spring Stock .
opening and will be sold PRICES In conformity
and comprises assortment OF select Pss
Of
FRENCH CHINA AND PARTISAN
GRANITE DINNER WARE,
TEA AND TOILET SETS.
GLASSWARE, CLOCKS, BRONZES AND
FANCY GOODS.
Aso, shoice selection OF
FIXTURES,
FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS
f. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co,
Nos ass, 400 and 482 Broadway corner Of Broomsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN rae
WORLD
ENLARGEMENT OF THE DAILY, sEar-wEZKLY AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size OF THB rRIB
uSE has been increase than quarter the price viii
remain the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

Furniture
AT REDUCED PRICES
OF the latest styles, consisting OF
PARLOR DINING-Ro0M and CHAMBER SUITES.
Ia Rosew God. Walnut and Mape
MANuFACTORY Ann WAPER0ONS,
Nos " and ~ East Houston st,
Between Bowsry aud Second ave.
Retailing at manufacturers prices
AL Goods warranted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
New-York Legislature.

SENATE. ALBANY April ~. l-56.
Sundry petitions presented for the New lork Cen
tral Railroad Fare bil also, for the Rroadway ulder
ground Railroad bill.
Mr.. ANDREWS reported tho Assembly Apporuonmeht
bill without amendments; also the senate APPort'on-
rneuf bill with amendments, winch constitute IN" IViH
18th 18Th and 2l District, as follows The lOth, Orange
and sullivan counties l4ih Greene and Ulster. 18th
saratoga. Schenectady Montgomery, Fulton AID H4mi-
ton; I'D SchOhare, Chenango and Delaware.
BILLS.
To irc0rrO-ste fLe Jamaica Savings Bank.
Authorizing the Controller Of New-lork City 70 desis
nate three Banks which shall be deposited al cry
To amend tho Metropolitan Health Bill Act, by increa-
ing powers of the SANITARY Commission as 90 establishing
Il health code and bringing suits. .
To increase the salaries u interpreters IN the Dsrc
and Police Courts OF Ncw-Nord.
Relative 20 the U0tA Regiment National Quart, to re-
fund % 900 for uniforms worn out IN the Rebellion
Authorizing the Warwick Valley Railroad 70 extend
their road e. the New Jersey State line.
Authorizing the erection Of Public Dock a, Classens
Point, Westchoster County
Ccdlne 10 the United States jurisdiction over portion
of the Battery. Ncw-Yor. City
To Incorporate the NaiioaA haie Dcp'oN company
NeW-YOrk City.
Relative 10 the Justices Court in Brooklyn.
Confirming the location Of tho capitol az Albany
Yeas. y; Nays 2-Alcssrs. Hayt and White.
Authorizing the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Battery
Railroad Company extend their tracks through Grand
and certain other streets.
Mr. Lent introduced bill 10 amend the charter OF the
Now. York and Havana Steam Navigation Company
The Quarantine BIZ made tao special order for Fri
The hin for railroad between the villages OF Hemp-
stead and Jamaica ordered 70 third reading, a. was
Is he nm amending the act relative the removal Of
female convcts from the Buffalo and Rochester penen-
ffartes Ia SluASlug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
The Wisconsin Legislature.
narLe,.-RsDor,ea By Telegraph.

MADISON. Thursday prtl H. 1866.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned sine die at III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
The Fcnian Arrests in Canndn-Fuii De'"ii--
The Hon. j. n. Macdonald 10 Defend the
Prisoners.
Prisoners.
ToRoNIO. April II. 1906.

TORONTO April II. 1906
The following dispatch to Tie Leader of this city tells
oil sbou. The arrests on MONDAY. will only remark that
tie prisoners have got good counsel in the person OF the
Hon. j. s. Macdonald late AttorneyGeneral, West, IN
Rafnrrr ftnui sfrnfnn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
M u r q t.

Nfnrat, faste 9apoIeon, tuar Elm eli
sentbiiinli6er Character, er liebte mid,
ia er betete mid iogar an. gSar er nit
mir, 10 mar CT mein redter 9lrm, obne
mid aber mar ct elm gli9ts. Grbielt
er ben 8efebI, A. ODER 5000 0fann 90
ooer bort andugreifen unb sl berni9s
ten, in einem Noment mar es aetban;
ieinem eisenen llrtbeiI iiberlalIen, mar
CT elm gduadtopf. Sn Der S6ladt
NOR er bieIIei6t Der tapferite Mann in
Der aan5en gSelt. Seiu iuiitbenber
Wfutb fibrte i'm mitten in Die Sein6e
uno oa CT ii6 NIT Sebern unb 8oIStreis
len formlid beoedte, 10 lit es Elm @uns
Der, tuie er NIT Dem 2eben entfam, benin
ba er Seoem 10 alfaIlenb mar, 10 mar
eS natiirlid, baB 9lIles auf i'm feuerte.
Gr mar Elm Baldoin I'M Selo = aber
i'm @atb sei9te er tueSer nrtbeil nod
Gnti6loflenbeit.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

Gine DertbboIIe sdaf.
eeroe. Gin 9err Samlnon6 in
8ermont bat cine beionSere Seeroe bon
Nutteridafen, fiir fueIGe er Elm gebOt
non $4,000 erbtelt. glatarli9 aber
wsissrt iid 9err SammOn6, biefeIbs gu
: Sertaufen, Oa iie inn sunadI Bel iebigen
Breiie mebr pertb iino.