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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

| SINGULAR BREACH OF PRoMIsE CAsE.-A
singular breach Of promise case, lately tried
in the Court Of Common Pleas, in England
| is stated as follows in London Journal
| The plaintiff was n young lady aged
twenty one, Of considerable personal at
fractions, and the defendant was young
| literary niaa, ate sub-editor OF the Hull
Racquet, and now o gallant reporter on the
staff of the Star. The courtslip was Pc
culiar one. II originated in 1863 when
the defendant was at Hell, by letter; and
| the correspondence continued for some time
without The parties seeing each other. The
defendant then proceeded TO Tunhridge
Wells, and had an interview with the plain
tiff. They wcro both pleased with each
other. In the letter in which he announced
his visit to Tnnbridgo Wells, he said: ~
am of lively disposition, and have good
temper. 1 am passionately fond OF music,
and have not the slightest doubt that |
possess the requisites of making the home
Of my lady-love (whoovershe may be) hap
py. | cannot but admit that you are only
acting wisely in refusing 10 accept me ab-
solutely as your suiior until you know
whether you would like me personally, and
whether should like you"
After this, the cour,ship proceeded very
smoothly, and defendant was recognized by
plaintiffs friends as her suitor. In the
summer Of 1864, defendant suddenly ceas-
cd writing. Aleiier Nas AZ lengtA lgaan
from him which was rs follows:
DEAR MIsSIE:-- You have written three
letters concerning my long silence. Tho
reason IS, that very extraordinary eircum.
stances have occurred which may cause US
never to see each other again. have al
ready left for London, perhaps never to
return. You may as we'll know the reason.
When in HILL and since, during career
Of dissipation, vice, and what ia called fast
life, incurred debts to the extent Of el 900.
left Hull because Of differences at home.
These differences have since been trebled.
My father has been in London some days,
and refuses TO accept the responsibility Of
these debts unless leave England.
He then stated that IL was his intention
to 60 TO India and expressed wish that
she would be able TO find GONE ono worthy
Of her. IL appeared, however, that defend
AM had MOI LETT the country.
Defendants counsel treated the matter
ms romantic love affair. Tie jury took a
somewhat different view Of the affair, and
awarded the plaintiff SO damages
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

~ me Sh,r;e Of aiias Cosntv- Grsstiss:
Won are hereby Co. ~. ~
I, ,, lns w;l,;am HsIleck, both Of shs State
- n'ss,,r; and Mar Logan, wife -
o. missouri ''s 'fa sn Mary HalIeck q The
noehn' "n w.- ~ chi:drcn and heirs -
S'a'e 81 ,ies5 P P. HsIlect, 70 be aud appear
,Hr " ~ b;sfrict Court 20 Be holden IN
oe es ~ sSe county OF Dallas, At the Court
Ill., hereof. in The town o. Dallas on the
~ Nordav amer the 4th Mondsy In March,
1eI:s. then and 1herc 10 answer the petition
N Jchn n. Stone Of ST. Charles county Mis-
ssnri. fled in said court ara;nst The tsid
rarties. and alleging in euhs arc . fe.-
lows. 10 wit: whereas the said Joan H.
Stone. plaintiff. has fled bic petition IN
said court, complaining Of the Aforesaid
parties that they are justly indebted 10
lin in the sum OF Eve hnndrsd dolI>rr
founded on promisory note due and p4y.-
bic on tie = DAY Of Mach 1859.
Herein. fail not. but ha<e you hen and
there before said Court his rr'1 .o<e'1sI
with yout rrtnrn thereon, z1er'nE n'" ~
~ 49, Wi,ne-s. Ed. G. Dro~dsr, clsrt Of
SEAL ),he District Court .! p.l'z: carr.
I'd. c. BROVDER. cerk-
nv 7,raL. KrSnt1L. D<r1'<.
Came 10 han1 same day issued 1c'
1<-sf 70 Be rutIi-he1 In The Dallas H<z@.'-
= ne r-r-rt- rrt.i-l<i n D1''.@ <',1',
Tor f11f s1cct<s'~< r<<E<
40. Nc1D1Hs. <h8' D. 3 III
z7:i~t FL E<c<<' '<f'f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

corros Ellison 4 Haywood.
cotton brokers. Liverpool. cay in their late
circular that ID. losses Of trade dnrinr the
past four years Incident 70 he AmerIran
civil war, are rsiimaft1 A. $50 0J1 Oo0. 81
Which nearly one half rts The wages ~
operatives. The ioiaI rrn Distributed in
charity vas rrraras q <Izo10' GOO Tht7
estimate eI1|u01 ta'fs Ter 1850 fIom this
csnnftv. Ire ExzriA1 t11 Tr1ti.h crr-
ncr1nn,. are rsrF 1hI.tcr11It-Ih =
t.i.nt-l b rIr1fIrr r.11arfr frru Erar'I
Tt.r 10 81 I1rl ~ rnr n1IrIlI as1r1r.
4 rI'rr IN rr|rrt- sIlI| lte1 r.r-cI naa1-
facI1r.1s 70 f1aI1't'r' 4 r1i Ir-rt1.. ih<
present u4rr|r' ttrttr he rr'rt Ct ~
,1a,. ,at .. ...7., ''Fs' r-''.',
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

G1g"If you want to buy the most bcauti-
full Lace Maniillas, and the handsomest
style of Bohneisever seen in Texas, go to
the Emporium of Fashion, corner of Main
and Congress streets, Houston, where these
articles can be purchased from Darling &
Merriman cheaper than they ever sold for
in any Southern market.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

rW We clip the following from New
Orleans iesisr 20 The Housion Telegraph
l bad letter The other day from broth
tr- in-lar in Rio tnneir1-'an EnfIishnan
rht resided here many years; then here (;
and then returned ihers. he nnr1nnces
he arrival o. Col. rsrscns or 1el1s. and
n-rr,tr. hong ard vtry Interesting con
rer..,i1n tt1g h8i. Ton can infer
.f<, he Colonel "a. eic4u-1iIT in pressed !,
.I-.. thar rod many 611fitrncIr lad
--s.s - -11 rtre FfII c7aitr-an sob
<|srII1' men. many viii Iteir f.u|II1l.
go he inrscs.'11 II'tr I'f111c.l rrs 4srf
i.f1f1t|< rnnt-r II 1t1'I1s rtr- II
he rtT 1rfis4|t. and Itt5 we're particular
u rtI| rI.rsII ri'1 Al tI.r ssr 41l r.rr
Ir&r Irr|'H1 '4nIt'r1tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

RJ~Company - 9th United States
Cavalry arrived in Town on yesterday, un-
der command Of Capt. Mcclellan, We under
stand they are en- route for Pilot Point,
poaion County, where shey ' III be s.a,isned
some sixty days. r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

kdy-The late abundant rains have pro.
duced most wonderful change in The mp
pearance Of our wheat fields The crops
never looked more promising for an album
dant yield
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

rsJ"At this time, Dallas ia destitute of
House Carpenters and Cabinet makers and
'in fact many other branches of mechanical
trades. Mechanics of all kinds would ind
itgrcatly to their interest to settle ut this
place.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

ee5y~A Freedman whose name we have
not learned, was brought down from Collin
county this week, and lodged in Jail at this
place, he was committed on a charge Of
having murdered his wife.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

psB" During the District Court At WaSa-
hnchie last week, three freedmen were con-
victed Ct horse stealing and sentenced to
tho Penitentiary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

A rtsoiut,sn vas offered 10 ihs House Of
Representative Of the Iennessee Legisls-
ture, few days ngc, serting forIh that q
whi'ky shop was Kept IA one 81 The com
mitiee rooms. and declaring that the same
va suhvcrsire Of the morals OF the mem
bers.-f Erehdlgs.
We are very decidedly % The opinion
that il win take something stronger than
whisky 70 damage the morals q a mloEi-
~ Of thar body.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

Ez7y"Corn has been sold on the streets of
Dallas this week, for fifty cents (specie) per
bushel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

BS3'The next term of The Dis riot Court
ofDallas county willb holden on the fourth
Monday in april.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
r,-Ion work Of nil hind. executed
GENTS.
I'd a GEs n 5a
Saturday Morning. March II, 1850.

asS"J. I. Turner. Esq. is authorized to
act as agent for the Herald at Fort WOrthi
Tarrant county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

Most OF us spend 80 much time learning
the opinions Of others that We have no
leisure to form any of our own.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24
TEXAS CONVENTION.


tiH'iai hNiAith 10 The DAILY IlIfafa.h.
Apsris, March 10.
Convention paisel the Ordinance annull.
lng ordinance Of ssre-sior .asl night un.
changed. ordinance Article O. Legislative
Department. passed without material
rnange.
A resolution was adopted 10 adjourn
finally on the 18th inst. on SOONER.
Al Ordinance was rrposiri from the
Pablo Land Committee, authorizing. The
Legislature 10 sell 10 the Quilted States tho
Panhandle country.
The Committee on the Con liilon Of the
State reports an Ordinance, authorizing n
division Of the State, Trinity river being
the line.
An Ordinance was introduced and en-
crossed this morning, establishing n crimi-
nal court Tor the counties Of Harris and
Galveston, Jhdgeand Clerk elective. Judge
10 b. on the same fooling with other Dis
,ricl Judge
An ordnance was introduced TO author
ize the payment Of The frontier troops who
served before secession times.
A resolution was adopted that majority
ofthe Couveniion shall constitute quorum
10 do business.
Good many members are leaving.
Mr. Dickson, President pro. tenn, leaves
to morrow, being suddenly called away
AusrIg March IL.
w. NJ. Taylor Of Houston was elected
President pro TEN, by u vote Of 80 to 20,
against MIR. Hart, OF Hunt.
Committee on Condition OF the State
reports an ordinance authorizing the Leg
islalurc to sell the Pan. handle country, the
proceeds TO be set apart US perpetual
school fund.
Same committe report an ordinance CIV
ing power to the Legislature to consent =
The erection Ola new Stale or States within
the present Territorial limits OF Texas and
to enable the people OF such new State 10
organize State Government.
Several measures OF n private character,
flowing from the repndia,ion ordinance,
were introduced and referred 10 the COM
miifee.
The Convention was engaged during the
morning on the subject OF education, but
making no progress, save voting down
proposed amendments to the article of the
Constitution, as prepared by Messrs. Whit.
field and Gentry.
AUSTIN, March 0, 10 A. NJ.
Convention met
Mr.. Spaight, one Of the Committee on
Legislative Department, made report, and
submitted tho following:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

on any attemptf0 disturb tie President IN
his'ofliee. Besides those who took that Pc
silion Mt once, oihe. Senator'S Of The Rerub-
lcan party have since demonstrated with
their Old associates, and parted with them
10 sustain the President.
There is, therefore, no ground for npprc-
bending that the Radicals will be euAbicd
to seize tie executive power in that way.
The idea which encourages thea 70 pro-
eeed in these txfreme measures. Is, that the
President will te BY ite fact osin,pearhmeni
deprived NJ once Of The exercise Of bis Of
fee, and that IN the interim. driirg The tri-
al and until Judgment. he is entirely tns-
pended, and the duties Of Prcsident de-
vol,e on The President Of The Senate.
This we npprehcnd 70 be n mistake. The
tcnsiitufion makes no provision Tor thcln-
tsrinission o. the Frrsiients fuHctiors
vi lie under accusation for impeachment;
but. on the contrary. seems 10 exclude The
do-srine by making removal frota eiiice and
disability from rl5ce the consrquchce Of
con.iction. II vouli Be- sineular result
Of such . sier Of The efecls Of imreaciinE,
that q majority Of a quorum in the house
of REPRESENTATIVES c1uii, 10 cirtn stances
Ike The present, and oihcrs that might &C.
eur. Suspend, on trivial rronnds. ~ E1ec-
niisc % whom they arc cp7osfd' and during
che pendency Of Trial in Ehich be ac-
ouii,aI would be SUR. enact irfo irrepenl-
sbls laws me surcs 70 which he j. irte1i-
biz and conscifnfionslt crpnscj.
snch "a exercise Of power 10 fie r1rfon-
r.-t n party rrssions i r1t Iltelg 70 -
rtsoffoi 10. because :, j. ore that would
provoke q poIif'c<i rerIa. sLiel 10 party j.
strong eI.11fl 70 trt5unief.
On |lt nho'<. tltiflnrr. rt link here
/. a. Danger 70 fhf psssidfn' IRON these
4's'e1t f.r.1ifrires q iurc-rhmefi- II
4. Va lArf ~ ~ = 20 b. .1fnosri' lIrn
ne t1.t Of Rad r.|i,m - y o. fi.sIt1r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-24

The Convention is in strange condi-
ton. The following ordinance has been en-
crossed;
An Ordnance DECLARING the Ordinance Of Sc
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-05
Der &aiier une bic &aiferin BON
Wferifp.

Marimilian 1T eiu srpber Mann, nit beas
tlauen 9luseu, i6Unsm Saar, pp6 Gin 8is6en
fabl am Sprperfppf unp bat einen Iebr lanSen
8adenbart. gr liebt bic IdSnen Siinfs. 1T
elm GROCER Sreunp ber ypeiis, best cine slb-
neisuns sesen Uniform uno uberbaupt
Splpaten, BAIT bic 9Beiber unp wablt leine
Dirner ltetS unter Stalieuern.
Die Staiiern III cine Iblanfc, itatttlite 3ame,
man fann jebob ibre 0eN9tsslse nitt fein
nennen. Gis III cine Sreunpin BON Sallen
inb alien mDsli6sn 5eifen. Sis rritet isbr
gut.
Oas 8aiIerpaar lebt meiltens i'm S6lciIe
BON Gbapultspec, bas cine Stunee Spn ter
Stabt Werito entfernt 1T; nur bel ter &C.
lesenbeit ppn erpben 5slten i6lafen fe i'm
palaIte 1T ber Stabt.
SaS Smbier= cher Slrteitssimmer hes
aaiierS ii nit alien mSsli6en slrtrn Spn
9unfsesenlfanben, Snhten, Gjen,ilcen une
Ssltenbsiten ausseI6miidt. Oas Stupicrs
simmer Der 8aiierin 1T int GpcrpcpltsL bic
StIble iinb nit bunfslsriinem Oamait, nit
elmer 9prte ppn SiIber, bepedt. Die aailerin
arbeitet mebr ais Der Nailer.
Die ms1en Offi,is(lsn Ystitionsn unb 8risfs,
bic pom cabinet in baS StubierSimmer bes
8aiierS selanpt werpen tcmmen nit ibrer
llntsribrift suriid unp nit senaurr @nsabe ber
Sbritte, bic eetban perpen lpllten.
TIM 6 llbr MorssnS srbebt I6 bic Gaiisrin
unb rsitet in gesleituns sintser sltjutanten
bis ieten Obsr att llbr aus, Son ba bis balb
ssbn llbr picmet ile fb ben Cabinet sln-
grleeeubeiteu. I'M balb setu utr ipiro Sriib-
itid ierptrt unt pana la6t iIr iie bic 3situnsen
sprlrlen.
Gpn ;wci bis flint llbr bsl21fist I6 bic
aailerin nit I6reiten. I'm feds llbr ipielt iie
nit benz aaiier, unb fails rs ntdt Elm Staatss
biner it, perpen immsr nur pier pter fin
psriOurn cinselaren. Gamen wsrren ME ;u
bieien pripatsriners binSugr3csen.
Rat ber Wablseit wcrben Gisarren berumr
ssrsidt unb pann rau6t per aailrr unb unter-
bGlt lib nit einem jsOem Der 9lnpelenben
cbne irsenb prl6e Gersmpnie. Der Rslt bes
absnbs pirp nit elmer partbie Dbiit pSer
rSpmbre perbrabt.
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Scr &rice in Semtiblanb,

Scr Attcg III Seut1Dldnp.
glm 16. Suni bat bic 9ewesuns bsr prsubi-
i6en 5eerestbeile bespnnen iie 1T iiteraa nit
GROCER Rubs, Si6srbet uno @irflamfeit er.
fplst. Bon slltopna an ter untsrsn Glbs bis
@srsburf an Der SabpfsrenSe BON Sa6iea
,pis an Der eabn 5ulba, Qeine ylsi1s, MuIpe
unb Glbe, iibsral iinp lie erfclsrei6 pUrseriidt.
Sn 5risbbsra elmer fleinen Stapt in Sbsr-
belIen in Der Betterau trfOlste suerit
Elm 3ulammsnitcb 3pil6sn prsubsn unb
Darmfaptern. slm 16. SUM- mar elm 9atails
lon bss Sisrtsn barmitGbtii6en Snfanterierssi-
msnts uuter srObem gplfSiutel na6 5ranffurt
absssaussn, INT ii6 nit Sta6ausrn SelIen unb
9aisrn su conesntriren. 9lm II. bate bic
sau,s 9armitabter OipiiiOn swiiasn Grantfurt
unb Darmifapt aufs piqust ssits!lt ane pas
s,peite &eiterrssment in 0rpbs@srau ppltirt
tperben iOllen, unb III 8riebbers ipllten bic
Darmitapter Suna6it bic Sannpperaner unb
Taiiaaer an iib sisbsn unb G,isbsn beisBen.
Sis preuBen paren absr boet ihpn susprse-
t0mmsn unb inpem iie plSBli9 am is. aus
@isBen abriidten erfslste AM nablen Sag Der
3uiammsnfob s'pii9sn ibnsu unb benz Sisrten
OarInltatterrssiment pcbei bas 2eBtsre faif
psrni@tst parb, Die preubsn sslanstsu bur9
bisisa Stes in ben untsitrittsnsn gels BON
Der Giisnbabn unb isBten barauf ibrsn @ari9
tn fabli9sr &i9tuns fort, sic baben aud
f4on Wiesbaben prrupirt.
| Granffart sIt9 bsreits sitem triessril&eu
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Die 0eMernte 1T lit Sollem @anse unb
fGat trcB Der prcpbeseiunsen ppn prpfeiiIOnelsn
nneladsraben gang pcrtrsfili6 aus, purre ilbrtr
gems aud pom beiten Wstsr besinfist 10 baB
mir Gin balbtses 5allen pes beiauHs beaisrtt
enprmeusesenpartisen prsies erwartsn tpnnen.
Bon Marietta sebt uns bic Na6ri6t
bon benz Grtrintsn zines iunsen NanneS, ess
rus $. SObnicn, gu, her bureb bic Ssrslolstsit
lub Sbprbeit ieiner aamsratrn lrin Yeten 10
trauria perlieren muBte. SerbS junse eeute,
Hntsr ibnen Der Gsrunslildts, unternabmen am
porlebten Spnntas cine BalIerfabrt nab benz
anperen llfer. sluf Der 8idfebr fingen etlihe
at, tas Boot bin une ber 81 ihauteln. 5rbn-
iOn bat le mebrmals Is sa interlalrr, neil has
Boot leibt umlblasen unc or ni6t Ihwmmen
fDnne. Sie ad,teen nitt rarani lpnpern ippts
tenten i'm aus une triebsn ibr llnweItn fert
bis in ter 9fGbe Der >, ,,Satsric", no Der 5lub
etpa 125ub tief it, cas Boot wirfIit umihlua
unb Der iunss ScbniOn ertranf slm Mittwp6
Mcrsen purbe erit bic gsidr 9efuneen unr be-
ereist. Der Seputs Grrpnrr Gpans itelite ersi
Son ten Yealsitern Sebnlcns, nInlid Stricfler
9utiiQ unr Gcble, unter je 1000 Co!larS
8iirsI6aft fir ibr Grihsiuen III ter ausult
Court.
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ssmsin Der MnFtt isi, tab Ssiterrei9 aos isi-
ne StGrfe eoneentrirs, um bic Suprsmatie in
Dsuti6lanb 3u sepinnsn unb mad einsm
Sample, wel&er feline Gtrs iiasre, bsrsit isi
@cuetisn aufsusebsn, tpsnn bic Staliensr WiI'
lens isien, auf Elm frsunti9aftlitss gsritans'
NIP ein1useben.
gBisner 3situnssn meIoen, tab bic 1d6iIi9e
Stabt 3ittau son ben yrsuben 3eritSrt pcrbsn
isi. Gmbsn ioa ii6 an bic prsuben iiterseten
baben.
Die prsubsn babsn ben aurfiirfen bon Ssi-
lsn-aaIIsl unb isinen arirssminiter ssfansen
ssnpmmsn uns esBtsrsn na6 Der i5situns Min'
ben sei6idt.
Der Ia6Tldsn slrmee seans es, lit nit ben
Ssnsrreidern su sertinben. Gs beibt fernrr,
sab es ben bannSper'i9en Smppsn seIunssn
Iei su Der 9untes- -slrmee su itcbsn.
Die Yuntessslrmes bel Sranffurt fol- co.
600 Wann fart Isin.
Das Sauptquartier SeS grinSen @lerancer
Ica na6 6ranffurt perleSt tpereen.
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Nrpbheaethuua.

Sn elmer 70 frihi&su !3sit pie bic beutiss,
isbt man ii4 tpcbI aud einrnaI mad yropbe-
,sibuusen um, bsren mir befanntit in WaGe
tabcn, UNI gu isben, Oh paruuter bic cine pper
bic anpsrs pisllei6t liR auf bieie .3eit 5.,.sbs
unp srcbe uub i6wsre Grsisnile Ssrtiints.
hnpen mir psnn slei6 ais eipas isbr 8ebeutla-
mes, pab pas Sabr 1867 lld paburb aus,si6nst
paB Siiern auf WlarcuS, pas yfnshfsit auf 9ln-
tcnius une pas 5robnleitnamsfeit auf Sstan-
mis- fllt, Son einsm icI6sn Sabre aber lInst
Elm alter latrinilher Vrs; ,,Qu4ndo Marcus
allelujsbit. Aut MUS spiritum sanctum iu-
vocab;t, Joannes coenab't Totus mundus
vac clamabit." ,3u Deutl6 vWenn Otter
ruff an MaruS iballt, antpniuS has plinstlieb
baut 5rsbnleihnam auf SpbanniS fGllt fiillt
WsbseIbrei bic eanse @slt" Sieicr Sprub
aber bat lI6 Idpn einmal bepatrt: int Sabre
1918. Stett bas Sabr 1918 Idon nitt gut an.
seitristen in pem Yn6s bsr gropte,eibunsen,
10 sriabren mir nod Setimmtres iibsr 1867.
IS last cine Seberin BON Marrile: sd Iebe
ein arpbes 9fcrSIitt eies 'teutet auf blutiSen
Sries. Gin aDnis nit sinsm &eibs Serl9win-
eet, sisr Wpnar6sn tbsien pas Sanp, bel rieIer
Sbsiluns ssratbsn iis islbn in Sreit unp rs ent-
lpinnt l6 Gin aassrheinsr aries. Seine @n'
fSnss seben in bic Sabre 1Sl9 unp 80 ,uriid,
atsr sr sausrt piersis Sabre. Die srcbsr9pl,
ter idmelssn auf ben buupertitsn She'll sulam
men, Siele @esenpen Geutlhlanps unp 6rant-
reiebS liesen VERDICT man tauit sanSe Sduier
UNI rinen 5rant; bod paS Mle5 selbiebt crit
1863" Gine prOpte,sibuns in einem amcris
tanilbsn Spiritus, Calender enblib peib lpsar
bon pieiem Sabre 1868 beitimmt, raB in bent
islbsn nihts GerinsersS ais bic 5beiuns unp
sluiUluns SsiirsibS selheben wirp
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Srieffaiten.

Ybt IA pelpbia.-Sr. q. S.-Sbr
rSderflsin" 1T tSitlih 5 ware Sha=
be, penn pa Ell SrTpile perlrren sins ;
fabren sic iut 70 furt-tauicnp Sanf.
Sellen waderen ,Gbriltian" baten mir
ihon felt einisen 3agen SermiBt; bod,
iObalp Sie uns b'luAsn, wUllen mir i'm
unp leinen ,Mt6el" iiber ,,pie &cblen
sielen," iell is lAubr. gsas la9cm's.
3eltenpple, - 6r. 6. @. @.-
SIR 8riefle mar uns Elm willfcmmener
0af. 9Bass mir tGnnten Sie unb
bic Sielen lieben Sreunpe III 9eaper unb
Butler Gpuntp perseilen9 gte unp
nimmer Sp lanse nod Elm pantbares
Ser, in unlerer Sruit idlast, werpen
mir II E bic tbeuren Sreunpe bort brp=
BEN perse6en. Die Sreunpe p,rseilen,
Don penen uns 70 man6e Sreunplhait
er,eust wurpe 2 Gen! nein! nein |! d!
Bon bergen bepauren mir pas un9lid,
wel6es unlern geebrten glamenspetter
betrpFen bat, Gtbse Der alte @reis
balp wieper seneien, unb nod piele Sab
re int Same Der Qebenpisen" bleiben.
Sellem waderen y&oblenpbiltpp" taben
mir ein Slatt suseianpt, unp 70 aud
ben iibris 0enannten, allein lei gint-
sen wubten mir reren 5aufnamen ntdt.
Sasen Sie's jut ielem u9tilipp," Der
pirb's 1dcn fren. Der uSriefta ten"
irtl nitt fetlen, lieber @lter. 9rub an
Ollie.
Golumbia.-lor. q. 9,-SraSo!
sic Fnb Elm gbrenmann, unp malen
Niemanp Elm 4 fir Elm Il ppr. Danfe
re1t berSlih. Die Gplumbtaner linp
srape bic oredte eeute ant Der Spribe )"
aber ieler rSafcb" bat 'nen bDlen BOD
s'laOGe. Npaen nahieben.
Ytttsburs.-Sr. S.5. S.-@ud
NAL pa men @riinbdd fir ben Nip~
per! Der Grlte, Der in unler GelpS
ladle s'i6lupit 1T. Surrab, burrab /!
gelten Oanf, lieter alter 8aHenbruper.
Sa, ia, Sie baber 8eht; yber Oruder
muB @elb ba'n," penn FONT tann er fpi
p1per brude, unp leben nil er aud
wie annere MenI6entinper C's iterbe
wirp I6cn Don ielbit fcmmen). @rub
an bic Ytttsbur9er; iie icaen nit per>
se1Ien fir ben Glpmer unp fur ben -
Slipper 3u itimmen. gprppps: &Snna
ten Sie unS ni6t pann unp mann cine
Gorrelppnpen3 5uIenpen9 prpbiren'S.
Sort NaYne, Snb. s. @sent
q. S.-Salt! Die v5ulAerS" tommen
nit 'ner vie rIpanniser Satterie in's
Ripper'lde Seerlaser, semab Der Bud.
eye'l6en Srper pom nScbanm res H."
Vof acknowledgements, lautet bas nit
bullY2 !SDrt's, itr Gauben unb Stums
men, i6r Mannlein unp Weiblein; laBt
eu6 ermabnen an bic @prte: p9ebt
unp tbut pesslei6en." 1but ibr pas $,
bann freut fb Der Slipper, pab itm Der
Qeib wadelt. 9iur tersv,, ibr tapferen
Selpen gbre unp M9m iei guh se>
tradt! DAP mir iellen Senrp unb bic
beipen waderem :. ,tnp 9. iiberl leten ba=
BEN, 1T uns unertlarlit; aber bic sln>
bern bic sic nennen, wnrSen NIT pem
Sbriaen telprst. 9luh batten mir Sbs
men bret weitere Slatter suseianpt.
Die Seblenben (nebit ben pier ylenen)
fnp no4mals an sic atsesansen.-
&pmmen Sie ais Dfters, lteber glitter,
aber suden Ste nur nit u,n ttef tn's
Glas," lcnit iapadt's.
8trminsb .-Sr. q. B.-
0ir perpen an sic iAaetben. gBir Ie-