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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
An Infamous Book,

If six years ago, any Englishman, after
travelling in this country, had dared to
write such an Infamous and cowardly book
as that published in New York, and writ
ten by one edmund Kirke," under the
title of 'Among the GuerriNas," what a
howl of execration would have been raised
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific shore, and
that howl would have been echoed through
out the world wherever the book was
named. But now an AnFHican writer
and American publishers feel justified and
safe in publishing to the North the most
malignant and foul libel that ever was
penned, not against Feejee savages, but
against hundreds of thousands of their
own countrymen. We who pen this are
not Southern, have no ties there, but we
blush purple, our flesh creeps, and our
blood boils as we clip from an exchange
the following sample of this beastly pro-
duction.
We give it to our readers that they
may realize to what depths of degradation
and infamy, lust of power and place, par.
ties will descend in search of spoil. This
foul tissue of lies and their author have
been complimepted by WIN. Cullen Bry-
ant, poet and editor of the New York
-EOentng Post Fdcihs deccnsus avey-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
"TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Coffee OF INTERNAL REVENUE,

WASHINGTON, July 6, 1866,
"Sr-Your letters of the the 7th and
9th ult., relative to the extension of the
time Of payment for promissory notes, have
been received.
"The endorsement of partial paymeu,
on the back of Il note is regarded as new
memorandum, not subject to stamp duty,
and the fact that by an implication of law
it operates as an extension of the time Of
payment does not affect the case.
1.-The agreement to waive protest and
notice of protest, signed by the party
making it, is subject to stamp duty as a
contract or agreement.
every respectfully,
"E. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
DIED.

AT his late residence, in the State of Louisi-
ana, JOSHUA B. BOND, in the Goth year of
his age.
Mr. Bond was native of this county, AMI re-
moved to Louisiana some years ago, and soon
thereafter became an extensive and wealthy sugar
planter. He SUFFERED in common with the people
of the South, heavy losses during the war, par
ticularly daring the brutal reign of Butler at
New Orleans, when the torch was in OPEN day
applied to all his buildings, as well as everything
combustible on his plantation, all of which were
consumed Mr.. Bond was confined to his bed at
the time, from severe illness, but was suffered by
the authors of this inhuman act to be carried
from the house when it was fired. He leaves a
large Gle of relations and friends in this county
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
B BEL A IR, NJ D.,
Friday, August "a. 1866.

G3-The "H1eis'' has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men oil
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
CLOCK Hospital >Ir other obscene "Lottery' adver
sements will appear in our columns at any price. A
srge number subscribers pay their paper I'D
vance, and consequently cluss advertisers de
sire reach.
The attention ofrespecablc and legitimate advertisers
is dI ected to the above facts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

WHAT PRENTICE THINKS OF Brown
LoW.-The most ungodly liar and the big
gest fool liar now alive is Parson VIM.
Gannaway Brownlow-the shame of Ten
nessee-a humiliating burlesque on the
high office of Governor-the instigator of
crime-the consort of felons-the coadiu-
tor of assassins-the boon companion of
murdercrs-the burning scandal to reli.
gion and the foulest blotch on the civil.
cation of the country
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

THE TIDE WATER CANAL.-The trade on this
work continues quite brisk for the week end
ing on the goth inst, there were towed to Balti-
more 81 boats, loaded principally with lumber,
and 81 to Philadelphia with like freight; also,
80 to Delaware City and IL to Spesutia Island,
all carrying coal making for the week 1917
boats, besides way freight and such as was I'M
loaded at Havre de Grace
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

DEMoREsT's MoNTHLY.-We are in receipt of
this superb periodical for September. 1t is al
ways interesting and valuable to the ladies' Its
fashion plates, music and illustrations are great
ly superior to any periodical published in this
country. Each number is accompanied with
numerous patterns of much value. Address w.
Jennings Demorest 473 Broadway, New York.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

The New ORLEANS RIoT.-The whole number
OF persons killed and wounded during the riot
is set down at 2l4 of which 20 were white and
the balance negroes.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real mime of the author, atten
uon will be paid TO them. The real name the auh0
will not b. published unless Desired but we canno
consent 10 insert communications unless we know th
writer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

THE FENIAN TRIALs.-The Fenian trials which
were expected to take place at Buffalo, before the
United States Court, will not take place. Mr..
Stanbery, Attorney General of the United States,
has ordered nolle prosequi to be entered in each
case.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24
THE "MEAN WHITES. "

They are totally destitute of morals and
religion, and live in open violation of al.
most all laws, human and Divine. Faith
ers cohabit with daughters, brothers with
sisters, and husbands sell or barter away
their wives just as they would their jack
knives or their rusty rifles. Many OF
them never heard of the Bible, and few
know there is a world beyond this, and
that the lives we live here determine the
lives we live hereafter. On all this broad
earth there is not class of white people
so ignorant and so degraded as they are ;
and all their ignorance and degradation
has been brought about by the "chivalry,"
who have deprived them of schools, and
kept them in mental and moral darkness,
that they might make them servile tools
and plant instruments of their reckless
and wicked ambition.
"The class is not large, and it is we'll it
is not for if it were the thorough recon-
struction and regeneration of the South
would be things which the youngest of
you might not live TO see, so far away it
would be in the dim distance. 1t is
impossible 10 estimate their number with
any exactnoSs, there being no sufficient
data on which to found reckoning but
the opinion Of those best uyormed on the
subject, and long observatien IN aUports Of
the South, haze let me to the conclusion that
IL cannot cTcecd miWioa"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

g. Chas. L. FARRELL, of Caroline coun-
ty, had his arm torn off few days ago by
tbrashing machine.
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Pic Mic and Fair,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. MARY's CHURCH, DEER CREEK.
THE LADIES of St. Marv's Church,
l. Deer Creek, will hold PIC MIC and
FAIR, in the grove adjoining the Church,
commencing on TUESDAY, September
4th, and continuing three days.
A BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for
the occasion. au24
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q Mrs. Jefferson Davis has arrived in
Canada on visit to her children.
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LOST
STRAY SHEEP.

y 1G1A O111lA
NANlE to the subscribers, living on the
" farm of John Stewart, Esq, near Bel
Air, about the last of July, 1866, a White
WETHER, with bell on, and the tip cut
off each ear, and each ear notched {; and
hereby give notice to the owner Of said
Sheep so found trespassing on my premi-
SEES, to call on me, prove the title to the
same, pay the proper charges and take it
away. tlERMON PYLE,
aul7-3t Near Rel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-08-24

BJ" Santa Annals confscated property
in Mexico is worth $17, 900.
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CAMP MEETING.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
4 scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
JOHN W. PRESTON,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
OF, on or before the
10th day Of August 1861,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
cd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this goth day
OF August, 1866.
JACOB A. PRESTON,
aug24 Administrator.
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III EREBY inform the public that they have
Ill recently greatly enlarged their facilities for
prosecuting their business in all its branches,
and are prepared to supply all orders with
nrnnnninncn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
9tn,,,,,ter 4O7.

papiersn IN en 8unbestan,let tiu,.rI,,,
pel9e auf BET g6rie 5iTtntlih q tns,, S,,
pr1x gu oerfietasrn prr Bunb i'm ,h.nh NJ. ):
ds.6neteu Sale bic gefuania M ks,t.:
1tatlade 1T, beB tae 8anfbous yd's,. f@a,.
'f'' woben tetasn Dieeont u1tbr rtuna:: c
" gie pidel, 5aute (eu #, tfr sr,u.
s.l9en s 4tmee absef&aft perbsn unp er.
e0 va!'sn e'e Scleaten einen lei@seren Gdm..
eet Iaa un1 obne 8ef9ldas II. s g,a,s
Deg fusen Rantels uirp ein,r =; !, Saxs Sa.s
palst0'fotm einnefdtr.t
s Die ebolora in Dt,ffrn aur.,,.
buts.-9m Stdet9en Dietrid tm Pr. qnr.
emeursil@en terrfat tfe Golsra aa,,, Iaa. au.
getoteentIt@ ffart. aae edpen 's fi,p oe,
i@l0den, Rismanp atbfi.el. 1oif Ia oon,, n,
Straben flno u,enidenleer. eo sirI. erss orTs
nte poblbabenoe 6ami!ien sefIiidttt ' int'
Ole Aeste ecfTen. bae tas fdutue nnh
ee1t'9e Auftrf!en Ger Cholera ouh et,
eotn 70 baleiee6 GrI6iden Der s.ahe NV INV
Bolge 1aben pe.te, '~|
4 Oas Nirnberaer 1urnfea
Vtan6ener9orrelponcfnt per 9l stoo,s.
senune. sorl BET Gruibnuns .fner proi.e.
t'rten oOlabrtseu Subelfeier ree Nnfdi,,i.
lee eer Yfali an 9aieru, auf ros prn;ee.
laBt: - ~''' s's''s
unanaenebmer ater aIg efest os6,i>n,
beler tn Rbeinbaiern beritbr, ner anfruf
ess etntro!>Ausl9lufies fii, pes ben.fd,f
2urnfsif tt, Nirntsra. Dfe @einnse
lpel@e q oielfa9 auftau9te, Gas 5feii f5nat
SSn9s.9t9 = Der 3titoerbaltni1t In eieicn
SABRE atbt absebalten pereen bat srn
DetFeneneen Iusf6ue au Der GrfIarnno
osran!ast: "Sn allen @aueu aIin,int unS
9laet troB BEG 6resels, Der stslsn Brupers
lrte8 tesaufbeldw6ren nil las 0sfaM
efntl@er3 3ufammenasbSrie Ger @taube
an an eeut!@e Ginbeit unp- s5rs;beit. Dies
lengunte'1 mill men erfiiden, bic Stamms
nsn man tres'nen; eeraee pe5bals lpIs
y ttIn ut.e mi fen ie .na uup feii ,u>
ianii''enbalten unb srpeilsn, pas Ge isin
pollen Elm e!nte @olF BON Braoeru, ,rDs
9aofr nne Streis. tros triiber Nusiitt
IN ote 5atunft BAT bas beutlde lurnfea
otsies Sabr feline 8eredtisuns,: es II sin
na1lene!sr :protelt aesen ete Gs.feinruua
oeatloet Stamne, esift cine srcee eSuubs.
eeoans Der oeutiben Sussne, Die Mua.
tela nnn Sebnsn iablt, um@ @ieber su.sr
Hae sroBen Sahe etnen ftarfea Mrm !eis
peh 5a ton'leit '1nb Die suIammenfuu:n,.
u''1 sesenletas ;u ,petteifern rne a,1ser.
ts0,tf5areibsn 1, bar9 Die MaGs ees au!s.
gel'piels " LINERS Gra6tens raft euI
otelen Nufsuf ant beFen tte befanu,e Bsss
fepfe"
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@etde mir Deine,, Mrm.
Rich me your poor.

- @dbrenb be8 letten 8rieaes in
Spanten traten brei Solpaten, Elm DeutS
fber, ein Mlbaneier NIB Gin 3iseuner In
stae @aft3tmu1er etnes Birtbsbaules.
lleber ben, Ramin lag eine lbr, Bic allen
Dreten aufFsl. gll5 fe bae @irtbsbaus
pe,lafIsn batten, ia0te Der Deutl@e Do8
mar cine fd6ne llbr, mir tbut Is leip, pae
i'd fie ,libt faufen tcnnte. Sd bebaure
ta6 i'd fie ri@t senou,uae1 babe, iaete ter
Altaneier. Sd babe ft II, Der Ia1&e !!
faSte Der 3tBeuter.
w &ir9lt@es . { ~ u 6 t.
ietn: r@ie alt?" so in BE 8ier,'Qe. !"
.Gonfelion /? (3etne Antport). rRelis
ston I (8etne Mutwort.) vMa-in ,pels
DE &tr&e 9tbt 81 penn?' uNad Alt>
porf."
~ Gol8en Der 3eritreutbeit. $50,
cte Bab8eiBen wdr ieBt fertia; Gimmels
9ertaott3 Jest bah' Id eae 9etmpfoneel
|.pttn Aeben la0en !"
~ @efdtdte 8atnuna.-
Der Mlaler, welder an ben1 purdbrp@sz
nen 1uppeltburm per ct. Yaulstirae In
2onppr artettete, trat zines IaetB aui
ftinem @sraite einise S@ritte 3urld. UNI
| fttn @slt aus Ginger gntfe.nun9 AZ ke,
tra&tsn iinb mar labe barat1; binabau.
lsfiiysea. Gin Iaurer, Der In lsilier yidb,
A atteitete, benlerfte Die @efabr, Ii, relae,
!. tsr &lnfler id,mstte. Statt tbn rurd
einen 3uruf ~ parnen, ersreift er: eilisi
eine,t NIT Jarte seflQten piniel unp lduf
hon,it auf tine rer i&bnien Gisuren. lc,
4 aI1 pt er tbr einen Stria milton nurd
i bas 0tf@t MAIDEN weQte. Bltben
! fat,t btr Raler biattr ttn. ber, nm II,
Ean hts 3srRsrags jitnes @ertss u btu
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Die J(ub0orfer.
dlns yfdl3er 8ei9i&te aus pem Sabre 1928
Hpn -s.
u. .. =. Gprn.
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-,r=S.rs (Iortiebgna.) sq

Sn pfspeersbein,, no per Nitter Gras,
mus pom BET 9auten jebt tie Rclle ees
Anflbrsre ipiel,e uno cine uneetteilte
Wa&t ausabte. lusen feline S4aaren,
BE Gr19te bes 3uess mad @a@enbeim
ssntebenb. Da fam bic &unre BON ben
oerlStnli@sn S9sttitn bee 3utfarften
unb Yon cen, naben Grtebeu. Dieif
Sunbe fsl .pte Elm Donneriblag auf pe5
Rttters paupt. 4ant cine frteplt&e IS,
{unB 3u @tanbe, 10 mar It perlpren,
pas erfannte ct. 80 mar es benn cine
eebensfrage bic, tpis Ct Nittel unp Bese
Fnce, FOLDER Ginisuns entsesenjuwtrten.
S&neu brad It mad Gorit auf, um
no mSeli@ nod nor bsr Btlprs@ung
BE Branpfadel ju faleupern.
Ct tam 3u fpdt, rie Nubcprfer ab3us
baltsn, bte er ,ppbl flr9tete, ietns.
S@urfereien swue ibrer GntpedunDen in
Nubporf eerpis, biz Ct aber bur& BE
@a@t fetnes Anbanses 3u befeeen boffte.
Nls er NIT einsm !5aufen pom nabe an
taufeno Mann Neu0apt errei&te, war
ss tbm etn 2eittes, rie 8auern au ben,
3uae na& Gorff ~ bsRtmmen. &c l.i
0efabr fir bic Nubrprfer Gdbrer, faBte
ct tbneu. Der 2urfltf .poue fe nur
bstmlit4 ma@en ". pm fie refc f&ereI
tn pte Sale -3u loden, tie Ct tbnsn se<
feQt; benn xunrf1after bitten ee1a9t.
eer W'arfaole nabe nit ieiuen 2anrss
tue@tsu Sort, nm fie bort aufbeben ~
t6nnen. &c selts parum, fubr Ct fort.
ibnen 3up,r3utpmu,en, unb cas am 4ur'
fGrfen unp fetuen brsibtg BeSletteru
aus3ufdbrer, nae Ct 8esen bic Nub'
pprfer TN S@tlbe fibre. s3s ,.'S--.s -.
Dtsfe Runee, perbunten nit bieftu
Dprf&laae, fanp Gtn8ane. @&neQ fc8'1
hard eie 6aufen, unp balt erbpbeu
f4 bic udttauienp Bauern unb ap9eu
gen Sort in Der fefen AbI&t, ben xur,
iGrfen 3ju fan8en. sga& as <.
Dprt forte !peina pfrismer's auftrt,
ten ees Ritters Yldne. Die 8auett
!teben f& tefdnftisen, unb tbr 9a6 par'
f@ auf ben Sitter, ter f@ nun 70 f&nel
als mtslt&.unf@ttar ju MAIDEN fir.bte
Bar fein 9ab fraber i9cn bobenloi
seftte sssen 3eins sewsitn, iest erret&t
n bte erbete @emalt. Mau&erlet 81
eantsn bur@treujten feline ru@lp{e @eele
Cbm auflauern unb tbn meu@ltnpI
nteeerfoeen. bas wurte am Guee beir
S6enber @eborlfe.
Da lot f@ inn cine anpere @eleae,,
pett, Inn unaus(prealt& pebe au tbur
ebe fein .gtabl fi& IN {einsm 6er,blu,
sydnfe, uub feline Seele iau4,te auf 1
wilber 2ua. @
Als ndmlt@ BE Gabrer bee Bau,su
besres II etS turpfdbti&en 3anSlsrs go,
i@las ttnfimmtesa. cine 8eipre4xns d,
y essaassna II, etsasaats, g
tseass etsts)m. Fl. ss.sl.-. 80 as.,. 81.
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&arlben, Der flcine Mmcrifaner
sser Bis 4unf
iii "a 5tunpsn enalilh. ;u ltsnen,

q - - .ts
III "a 5tuHpen et1alild. III l.snsn,
&bnnsn Sic mir iaaen, miepiel ubr ss
IL?
Can you me say how much watch
it is /?
8ecaare, netn, Die naeitiae febt' aui
hent Yfanbbaua.
Pity, no I; the mine stands on the
pledge-house.
@lauben @ie, paB balp cit, B:9lel tsr
Bttterun8 eintretsn ntrc )?
. Believe you, that soon a bill of ex-
change of the weather instep will?
SD rerftebe mid ni9t carauf, ."
comprehend me not thereupon.
6aben rte @eldmprenen f9cu tas urz
lbeil iiber ben M5rber 9efdQt2
Have the sworn ones already the
primitive part over the murderer
felled?
Sa, fie baben Jpn tes Mproes eraen
@rabes ldulpis ertldrt.
4 Yes. they have him of the murder
of first rank owing explained.
Mlit tpie Diel S5timmen IN sSbr @cr>
iblaa burd9e9an9en?
With how much voices is youl
beforeblow run away?
Die S:in1ute bee @crfeere bat ben
Gusi6lua aeoeben.
The voice. of the before-sitter has
the out-apoplexy given.
St besinB einen Diebnobl.
He committed a thief.steeL
s st 8ebt mtr eli, 9t@t auf.
Now goes me candle up.
E Ste f&eiuen IN ienen BadF(& perfap(.
fen III iein.
You seem to have lost colour in
that fried fish. &
sic mar fr1ber 6oframe.
She was earlier yard-lady.
1 9br gater mar Mintffer pes Snuern,
Her father was Minister of the in.
Gil -slt vs..E- -
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6 . /, + u 1 q I

Nreusen, BnrtteuberS, 8aser..
6dnncner unb &aGbfeu,
fir Die G,rubberspstbumer
cleeubnrs, &effen, 8aben. mRea.
leuanra'Strelie unb Medleus
tnr9s3@treriu,
ra1 &urfiirfentbum 9eHeu.
bic 6erSc9tbGmer Naiau, Sa&feu<
Metntn9en, Sa&ien< alknbura.
uno pte freie Statt Grantfurt a. 9R,
Der 11nterseia auete IL teben Sag spSbre1h,
@ei@aHefunben IN Nuben IN ieiner Office, iHs
seRli@e Gde ber Drttter unb Rain- Shaft.
Cincinnati, o., 1. Rat 1864.
3. q. 0tae. sGsafd
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slebtcr sJabrea,,e.
Belletrististbes.
ia, bie Grinutruna. tebret tSirser.
Dedb Die 3eit-oie 3eit sebrt
uie 5sriid.
sseiat Won feui' So0f'

y S~V w 49, :
asniht NON fc1,is Iooj,,
>
.,;.g,c.
Nsinss ssrs.s ',na rahtH !;
Rauu, cas- stns HlR'ss.e4t
{vi;b.e meinen tf'sfin S'n1'
a.s ,s,.
IEhdr i'd mir su Spiei une SG.a.
Das i'd fanb Al. tastnest Weae
- ''H ,a III
Retrt i'd teina =. II 9rnnen Aaens
Shlus n,etn 9erS ecp aaI eel SnN
Msiuer Mu!tsr AuS' gu IHaae"'
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30, bic GssnasfeHS " tsett' wn' =
DOT ete 3sit- -s!f5sis 1sat' "s s"'ua
,.s, Il. o., -, 1.;,,. !, s,a,o,
lrs sum Maans rs'tsn Joy,
=, rer eeEnsnecGen sSsSe'
41. r!s Ins ilf m"psspa
:c So, gp,,,, sm;,r 1nf.n
unh ris Baree wirs ~ lRgs1
Dsa Der 5utun!t !easne sS'n'sn
-
Wtt etneu en- Hsaf'en siHEsn Ea
Dir esnl 3te:e nias2ta ~ f,a
ilnc ss- eS'asRs mapfae Sn@'HEsh
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Snp!iss ,tltns., gum Iabs.. ertt:
Daist, hsine tssns = ane i3~
I'm Ste Stirn bic srrssfltsohs &
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ia, tts 9ftaufturE, " sso!fs aas''>
Dpta s'sas1s---7 ris ssh ssa't ase ssEau'
s.t.. -
Bsan has Mssr srlarrt nas e1ns,
Wfnu BsIrdthfg Enter HI:stsH ty "a
Nas hss @elt tn D!amnsn Farn - sd
s..5.1 ..
3a'a rss Ranuss rsrp'ss 5agp
Die ren Ilement be shls
In. tte @elt surudertaufi.--
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s. sura E,u,n 5eerp suriid f7n
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Iz. srr WIitsr tD@fts s1lnd -
DsD ei,3s;t--pie 5slst It nis ;Itaa.
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j forbert babe. NIT ibm mad oer S@euu
ju tcn,men nnp ibn in eint8tr Nrbett bei
;uieben. slls ber &nabe in btm Sinner
Der S&eufr on9efomn,en, babe er tbl
NIT elmer fleinen 9lrt nieper0eldlaaen
Nad rerlbter 1bat iei er gum .6auft ,u
rld0e9angen unO babe ber WrS. Deerin,
9.la9t, bab nit elmer Der &lbe Gtma8 loi
| ftt. Dielslbe iet ibu. mad per @deun
9efclSt unb als rislslbe bals!bf anaetem.
men. babe er iie Dor ben &opf sel6laseu
unb 9et1ptet.
.6ierauf lei ct aberu1als aulld rad
ben, 9auie 9e8anSen unp babe bic Rince,
etnes mad pem anperen beraueeefiib1t u.
nit ber Art IN pas Semitic bef1ltert.
Sn jebem einielnen Sale (dnttt er csn
Grmorpeten pte &eble ot unb rarf fe IN
pte@crngrib, tpolelbft iie eefunren murpen.
ct beb.fte bierauf peren0ei&en u. rl,adte
nd paran, aue Beneife 1einer S9ulc 3u
te(etttsen. g, iei bierauf mad pem6 6auie
iariid aesaasen unc babe bic Intunft tsS
6errn DeerinD srrartet, nel1sr picer
Grpar!en Don Grdulein Dolan tea!eitet
mar. Sobalp alS Deering anfam u. aug
rem @asen ftiea iaate tbm probi1, rae
tine per &1be tranf let unb bab CT mad
cen Stalle fon,Men n,6Be, un. (ie ~ ies
ben. Deerins einB NIT probf. ndbrenp
Mib Dplan tn'6 3au5 trat unr ibren
9ut unp pslsftaBtn .abnabm.
Sn ben, Nusenblife, ais Geerine IN
ben Stau trat, i&lus i'm probf nit einer
l6on in 8ereitldaft seta!tene1 Mrt gu
Boben uno biet Jpn nit berSnncips pe,-
felbe.t nebrutals tn's @enid. 81
MiB Dolan mar. raS nd&te unp lette
0pfer, fie fam, 60 ie Miemanc ron per
Gamtlie fab, aus bem 9auie mad Gem
Stalle, no Frubit 1@pn fir iie auf per
2auer lag unp fs tn rerlelten @aie ab<
i&la6tete, mte bic iitriseu Mi.elieper per
Hamilie. 9la6bem Der NSrper 6eu iiter
bic Qei1nan:e eewprieu, beeab er fi6
in'e6aus u. iudte mad 0ertbladen, faup
inceb nab ieiner Nnsabe tein @elp, mie
er e.,partet batte. Dos Ialaenbu9 cer
Mtb Dclan babe nur tpenie entbalten u.
babe It niht5 pom ;pei Gunftg> unp e's
ner 3uanst9<D Dollar Note eeieben, trelhe
u!at1 Yermiet. ta 49,
St tlieb nod einiae 3eit i'm !5aus II.
Yerlies ba7elbe nit allen osujenieen D,n>
aen, wel&e er ii@ 3uaeeienet, erit sesen
ateno, ale es buntel eeworpen. @eine
weiteren 5anblunsen iinb aus ter unter>
fu&uns befannt unp perlider.e ber MSr>
Der, tob Ct beatf6tiet 8ebabt, it1 auer
Mcrbe idulbis su befennen, uno tae Ct
ties nut bebbalb ni@t settan, neil er bic
@a6e ces p6bels unb pae fe itn in
S!ude retsen .pdrcen, befiirdtet BABE.
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Gru6er Siebmarft! n
Wcm sEfen SaEfaa i'm Snni fiefss Sae1sa
rirn tseen erfeu @am,tas stnss iersa Nonasa
n Der Staet Wespuia, Garner Co., .eesimda:a
y'eh- uEe Yferoemarft absetaIten perben. 81
TT TUT Bsduealidteit itber art auis te;is ssIs1g
uns nersen Raufer pie BertSufer isfs pof.
ttrH, anfereu aRarft III beiueseH. -Hk
sEneenia, IL. 1ai 1866. s@*7
Seenbart Wduru5,
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St. Qanl & Yaift Gisenbabn-
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Der @ifeHbebr, entpaE,ent sutes aderIase. Eats-
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Der tlntesiei4nete brinet bitrnit tem ppbli. !,
sam inr anseiee, ba6 er far Gae1dbt. Reiter,
M aQeS aur 8lferarbeit lStbiae 0usbol, s:s
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