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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Yro he Hon schuye Cofs Speaker Of ihe House Of Repre-
.rnfdivr&
NAsHfSGroS D. &. Anri -. lsfG
iNn ,o- 90 gel fs t, q Saratoga Spng Wfir, sd
,ey 20 oilioH pleasure Do j. stTolre. and more
an fesa Nsfc bli the ncieised swine lse b. u0t az
s.sb 20 e s O. my % ohers am greatly oo.sec - (o1
STINT lLLh 'oLEANs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

NEw.l oRK May Us 1866
,t..s 81 Cal. ,r,r, fae sarosa srllng Wee" think M
s.,s pfonert a. ae superior sDy other u.rrs a'e
s....,,. n, OhHDtfR ~fRiNO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

From 80 Rev p n Chopin.
DEAR SIR have used ouy tie Virlv mineral water
sai have eivd ssra'oea Water sid think very highly
ala Repeatedly youn, . - ..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

LrzppNcROYr. Bridgeport, Conn. Nav 100
Wan SIN fDou ted irals ind TIE snrioz' Srilns
ytt.f sTtbsftte popietors recommend 10 e. Lins "
b. nv have drank ia OF ion Sags'ot
I.,lv ,o,-s T. r. BAHNUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

HESSE- CASSEL TO BE ANNEXED TO
PRUSSIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

LAraYr1rr ". CHUscu hsooELTy Nnr IT,
mean rtu ,c ofl d.f.rIrd ncauoudlns tie e t OF '
So. Swim. Wsc lntlI DAD .i o gli ls to give .
,. SO f,.l b. lc .Hf nlf id 90 alnf NE fa
,bero,-i ID 4 IIr .r.d1gv. aHl Win many 20 .oss ]
i- ro.',. IIElD OEE H. CIiLEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Fr1n Nsyor Hoffman.
NsYou rs OFFICE NV loHk Mag 1900
forx WRvrv Gao. e. saraof4 SpT.ug 60.
D1AR we'd end used ne box ~ T't.ggt. n
which ki1d enonfh 70 eih tn7 "- -
Nhoat dpsrsarE other sprnz con sY WIZ pressure
ti,i fiis equ.lf ever knowu ,. ~ ,f,.t.t.y
teIy respectfully SD"' D. -''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
SARAToGA
a.,
SPRING WAITER.

s,RATogA go Che state Of NewYos Of tie most remark
ri, tl reservoir. upon The surface Of the globe. Within
49, . NIL. IN diameter are some Thirty Mineral Springs
- i.,. in some OF the Waters Chloride Of Sodium
,ie.. in o.'o- Iodine Nasnass Sulphur Chlybeaie ETC.
leets some OF these Waters mel nalagents' are
,,y, uro.a.r. ue civilized world Probably one hundred
.hou..li persons visit these Springs 'nn'aiy. Many hundred
o..lnl bols G e Wae uanToTed sd consumed in the
,s1.oa. l,c .l.,c. o, thc country.
sic eu wing ore hc nu-l coueuts 20 san' in gallon o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Law. Tor several made liberal aD profitable ose 81
"a, y vgrfeIs e but them hife r1t
wn mo 80 oaee snd hetiily the ws's Of 'he ie eiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

Tr '.'-.'''.'' ''''''
a..l .tao.y saYs. "le virtues 81 mineral waters have
beea n te Treatment o.. Obscene 'ni e'ui' diseases. ln
~ r. r.rors hl,e been re.fofol 20 hollih or -rcay
t,l - .. waters where other remedies have filled TIE
@ i .',.9cl ul.t contain compounds not yet
49,. ....t .. .'..r..rg.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
AUSTRIAN HRADo ,RrERs, ZERBARa. Non

AUSTRIAN HRtDo iRrERs ZERBARG Monday.
The Imperial troops have repused the enemy al points
after hot fight without considerable losses Cnstoza
taken By storm which caused fresh struggle before that
position IN vlieh 600 HaliaHsv taken prisoners.
The troops animated by the best spirit
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BATTLE WHEREABOUTS OF GEN.
c1AIDNI-6OO AUSTRIAN PRIsoyEps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

lat season Will. whiting saosa my attention e.rsd to az.
q che ssrstOys spns by MoF Leland Of Union lla.
found upon aes them tha' dei immediate aai lag benefit
They invallsbe have used TIC with the
sssfsc'oy resn'ts No fIDi shol- be without then.
Yours. truly, DANIEL :. MILLER.
femrfly Lee, DsteT & MlieH
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

4 Sea Captain'S IcmedyJor CAol-
ern.-Mr. &, S. Peabody, master OF
the packet ship Isaac Wright mas
written a letter giving all account OF
the treatment of cholera cases winch
occurred on his vessel in January
last. during "A trip from Liverpool to
New Y@E. Capt. Peabody says
that within forty eight hours after
sailing oholeraEppeared' ana IN zen
DAYS twenty-scfen passengers had
died OF it, though they We're treated
..by the book" The captain then
applied - method of treatment that
had been recommended by his prede-
ces,or in command, and did not lose
another patient on thay voyage or
since. The remedy was this a ia
blezpoonful of salt and tablespoon
full Of red pepper in halt pint OF hot
water. The captain says he was
himself attacked by violent cholera
with cramps, etc, but the medicine
carried him through" lie adds ::
The medicine acts qHickly as an
emetic, say in one or two m'nHies.-
1t brings up very offensiHe"kMter
which Sticks like glue. 1t was Civ
en-. among others, to one old woman
Of 81 years of age, who was on deck
though weak, of course, the very
next day. have known it to be sue
cessfuIIy used on BOARD their ships
iy at least dozen shipmasters be
.ides myself. It's use is quite. gen
! ,ral in Liverpool, where even some
of the regular doctors mad l; to men
advantage,to resort 10 1t. iroVIded
with this simple recipe, no longer
consider til. cholera an uananagea
hi, disease
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29
,lindoO Pilgrims.

The Coruhill Magazin" publishes
the following interesting description
of Ilindoo Pilgrims:
Step by step the pilgrims 90 pa
-irptly on, ~ the sun rises SLOW y
owe, their heads. Al mid day his
beams axe too powerful even for mos
who havelv-d under them from chl!d =
hood, and they seek the friendly
sLaL. OF the mango "t"pr, III tN'
midst OF which some long since de
parted bvuctactor of his race had
sunk a we'll. \ draught OF fresh
water. a little parch,d rice or graz.
taken from their " cuinmerhUnds'
making their frugal midday meal
after d sposiug Of which the wayta
rrrs Law down and sleep. An hoH
or two has passed, when on" OF thfu
awakeus and sees that the shade"
ofthe trees have began TO lengthen
while the village where they propos
to rest for the night Is still man.
miles distant. He arouses his ccm
pauione, and once more they gird u
their loins and proceed on their way
BY and by, perhaps, they meet
returning band Of pilgrims wit
whom they return shouts OF "Gung
moce Xxi i've" and BON, BON, Nj
hadeo.'' The sun has sunk. and tn
short twilight has faded away; the
have seen the jackal leave his ia'
and the wolf has crossed their pal
ere they reach the distant village.
The hurable encampmcnt Is aga
pitched in a grove of mango trees
under some wide spreading bana
a s nS rI Of grounSKA kieh to prcpa
the meal Of the day'" This spot
cleans, and then ne sprinkiys IT vi
water, both to cool aud purify 1T.
its centre he digs "A small hole
each side of which hc places a st"
or brick, and thus speedily CO
structs a primitive fireplace. NJ
likely he has brought some dry tic
with him; but if not he procure'
from the village. and kneads II l
y past, with the addition Of I''
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

water. He then goes to the well
and performs his ADDITIONS, for with
out doing so no orthodox hindoo can
set down to eat.
on his return he kindles the fire,
which he had previously prepared,
and balancing small iron plate ON
IN. bricks, he forms the kn"Hded
flour into cakes and bake- them on
!, These, with the addition of q
little oil or rancid butter, compose
his dinner nine days out OF ten. On
tn. tenth he treats himself to more
/ sumpt.ous fare. He goes to the vii
lace and for half a dozen cowries
purchases a handful Of greens sim
liar sum ia laid out for AN additional
quantity of oil and rancid butter; for
u singh cowry he gets chill
and another provides hun with salt
With these simple materials h" cooks
himself a curry, which altogether
cost him about penny. The we'll
affords him his only drink 1t Is
rirht. and the large bright ludIan
moon sheds her silver light over tn,
waking corrtields.
The ringing of bells and the bel
lowing Of the couch is no longer
heard from the little temple by the
) side tank. All Is silent. save wher
- the dismal cry Of the iackals come:
wailinr across the fields. Iheqnllt!
: Of the pilgrims are spread on m
ground il he open aif, 'Ho"k"hs
/
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29
Making New States out OIL oid
Ones,

~
This Is the Work our S'',''S.''.'.
have to do. he states 'l"t M"
OH INTO reheI!l"n must ~ ''''....l
made new oId u','Ss nav F'.,,, ,,a,
away with them an" All '"'I7 'iAo.
/ now become new n'S',I
TO Congress from 'he ''' '''' tt.
Alex. II IL stuart ''' Va n '''' 'y ..I,ne
ton district inquiries "i ''w I,"t "a
his State: -" ny, M '''' ,,,,
Fan'aS"7' nus a.,,.,. .ha
prosperous simply o|."ns' o' ,,'e
has been almost 'AC'N7 F''> -" II
cultural 9'3''' "I.' l','r ,,,. ~ hnyinr
Tie p'"c''H9 ~ 4''' .I',.ii[,.'1 ,Linas
',"A me -N"'-,' 1t ~. r,,.,.',,
thhl ,h' 7"'''" .'"' ,.,,,;,.a
'''AH' lay N'' '''"'r''' i ~.f,,.,
, from onr io"tccn' VIVA 49,
4 agr'ru.'n..'. r''Ht.'7 mas ''.,',' ,.,,,-.
u pence" IN the Iu''"'N' % go ', ,..,
y other STAT ana c2"''''',7' ''''"
!, nav mus XIV" go r. w..
" Nr. : ''"'' ', H. . .I~ lnn,h,.rr.
ern States ~ wen a. ''''' - ''. ~
should recoan'[" ms u "''' w, ~, 7..,.t
90 their po''cy "c S.,y ,,' y; ;" b..
'- manufacture II We g" MOI =" 's'' w.
= "ArwrTs OF W""H an" "'''" w
y water tor others. " nat nc '.'.,
'r OF III" southern 9''''tS @'''''''''l -"
Il done tor the slave ''''."7,--'.'" y,
80 conhning ih"" '"""H'' !" '.',. ;
and exporting Ia" F'"'I, - ,'' i, ,.'
- poTrr'Shi"- - 49,.
ID Traders WON" hasten "" o"' 81 ' i,'
" country. We must "'' ca. ~.
J." We OF the Norm" e. >, % '''.'
IN der the same "r".,', ,...., ,.,.,.,.,.
II y 7'Eie''! "E'''"'.'''''' 80.
N o.. grow t'c" : o"' Il, " IL" ''',
"" .rlc".;ufa1 pursuits ",IS "I->,,"'
e. manufacturing Peep IL. c az ,,r
'"- prrsnahie As the rock =" '''.'''ss,
|" ,h"y ''C''"s "P'''''' ,''''. IN al,
Ia p''"To'i''" '"auS''! ''G... Nv, W." ''
., So. rirb and ;ud.peuder
"'S',.' ii ', .L.,, - nna.r ,I.ir ow
-r"""'' '.'". ~ = ~ ,,,;',,. a. g,
lynn" ana NJ I''' a." a,nn
hes ''N''''.i' '"' "''S7'''7 "
ion competency ,.o,. oo,,. ont
II inc : ~ ''',,. ',.' .I,.au.
'"' ''"'''iol' o'''" ,',,mfs..r,i,
pa ihr'E H"P'"I''''' =" , '''';'' ,i;5,L,
- j'"'.,i.,,., -, EooIa,,I. and az
his Hrp"n1'"SSy on n" ,'r ,.azIag II,
9se buying an" commune. .I .L ",,,'.,, 80,
w. .I',, L.,. L,v,. ,aL.n . tide
Oily tnd '"A' i"gE nave ,''H w. f : I
I'll" It's flood maj l'""7 o'' ~ i;,,IIl
de, The same rr,H a l. -Pr" c,n co
nv Su' ~ .,.,.in,I,rrr and Dauu,;
res" ONO o''''- ,l,,....5 F., :
ran. lure" i,,,..rs ,,...,t -,
- 'ha' Il. anu ~ ~. ". mus, {
'eai' grc7s i or'"e ,''h'S' I.,.,,,,. '
VIA ter TINS orah'" % - ;,.,.
AGAR must WNF upon ''e .''' ~
hem Of upon the "@NrI ! 't,'i ~ 'T0 =,
.""S lre7'1g"'' "no al -" ~. .Ln \
men, US !! II" ''"' 'N' ~ n,,,;,,
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

A bad breath mostly arises from
an unhealthy condition Of the d'grS,,
tive organs, for which take the hea
Jacket Stomach Filters as per 0'rec-
tious on each bottle. Indigestion
will be removed, healthy appetite
will be producrd, and consequently
a swpc. breath.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29
Succession safe.

Succession Of II. c. Lc1e's.
NV rirfue of /. writ OF sale to me direct
= ed from the Honorable the 10th Judi
1inl Disrric, Court. Will sell to the last
and highest bidder ON Wednesday, the 18TH
Juy OF June next, in front of the Market
Hnu-, in the city of Shreveport, between
tine hours Of 10 . clock \ NJ. AMI o'clock
=, n. the following described property be
longing 10 tue success!on OF ii. I. Lewis
Seceased, io-wi.
Lots Five. six Seven and Eight III block
! No Fifty five, in the city OF Shreveport,
| { .ado Parish. La.
! Terms Of Sal--cash. subject 20 nppsise'
! mont j. W. AAHLE,
! In.,j AuCtiOnccr.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29
Gen Butler on Harmony and Res
"' toratien.

A Washington dispatch OF the
goth ult to the New York Associa-
ted Press says:
of all propositions for adjustment
Of the differences between the lfes'-
dent and Con sress, and for the re-
s,oration OF the relations OF the ia's
reh.lIions States, none have "i'ci.eu
,o,,, discussion than the following
from Gen. Butler o,aad
/. The Constitution to be a'he'" ~
in this: That no Legislation S'."''
ever b. had to rcpudiate or set "7.'I I
,rv d,.h, or obligation OF the oh'te"
S,o,rs. or that any debt or obligation
,,.La,soov.r incurred in aiding any
r.b,llion agriust the United states
or any claim for comprnS"''"'' '"'
an.nciro,ed slaves, shall ever be as
snned and paid blythe | mt"H states
or any association OF STATES state
Sody corporate or individual.
?. That the qualifications OF el"c-
tors appertain to the several o'a' ,,
,mt no Stat. shall establish or mann
tain any qualification which SHAH ex-
clude a majority of her maic e'''zenS
above the age OF II years from 'o',
;u, i'm the choice OF their rulers ana
t,a,nirv their laws; but such quail
hcation shall apply with equai effect
10 all such male citizens OF 'he L III
ted States within the the state; pro
vic, d that no qualified e!"ct"r under
tho laws Of the State On the lat OF
December. 1860, shall be deprived OF
III rjrlt rs such, except because Of
lis own act.
3 Representation shall be accord
ing to The populations not co"Ht'n'
persons comprising classes o'9'i"'i
chised s,v tlIr laws OF til" stat ''A'S'
ing ON the lst of December sou
mill such Acknowledgement shan b
removed by the laws of the State
and therefore the basis of representa-
ton shall he according to the Who'll
population in the State, aboIlShlnj
,,urh disfrauchlsem'nt.
i. That an act of Congress /"
rn-scd enabling any Sta" to be r.
stored to her rights ard re'ht'"h
with the other States in the LIMO
wn,u.ver she shall. by her irSlsI"
tucr, adopt the constitutional "'n"h'
u.uts above set forth, and .nt'rc
them by legislation, an" her "pf'
.,,a,iv.s and senators shall be- at
mittcd 10 their 7ratsi! found, by rac
house respectively, quai'nr"; pa
vlded that no person VINO i"!c an
office in the civil OF diplomatic OF II
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

The Emperor of Austria on Good
Friday performed the annual cere-
mony of washing the feet of twelve
moor old men and as many old women
their aggregate ages amounting loF
the former to 1869 years, ard Tor the
latter 1868. The eldest OF the group
was e6 years OF age, the youngest 80
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

Driahiag .Saioo"s IN Phtlad'tph,0.
In thu If prese.ltment made in the
criminal court on Thursday, the
grand jury says: "1he grand 1n-
quest desire to present, as an aboini-
nnhl. nuisance, the vast number OF
lsrrr beer saloons and miserable
groggeries located throughout our
entire city. 1t is, they feel assured
not going to far to affirm that three
fourths Of all the cases to which their
attention has been called, and with
the adjudication Of which this court
is burdened, have their origin either
directly or indirectly in this great
public evil They are the proiihc
source of crime of every grade; the
pests OF the NJ; ghborhqod in which
they are located the cause rending
asunder the strongest family ties OF
want and destiturion; filing our
streets with paupers OF every age
and condition, and our almshouses
and prisons with an immense popula
ton, to be supported by the hone!'
labor of an industrious people. i nry
are nuisance calling loudly and I'm
pera,iv.ly for vigorous and promp'
abatement ."-ire.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

womaus tears soften Il man
heart her batteries his head.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-05-29

Cor. Texas and Spring SITS"
Shreveport, ia.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-22


QIs fie seeaDet batte, Iegte iie bic Sui.
stars Hirosr u sins, mGHEenb Die Nfarl,
uer nod IN 6erIssensr Gtiue faben,
sf@aeH biuDeg. - s. s<nelta .
I'm 4 jone, u la perd,n ipra6 Der
aIte GBterberg Eadeln0. sGine srObe
&abtbeit IEno Siefer Gidter; iper er
aud iein mag tOnnte ienen 9fann uidt
belIer idiIbera !; feline gauge Gr56e Bee
itano ia nur oarinL oab Ct cas Rouge
ct noir 10 bod ais mo lid ipieIte, uub
Der ate Sat, oas Der taItb III ti3ffe
Spieler enOlid eeiuinnt, beitdtiste ii6,
ssda ibm. Ser 9eoparS bat bod Die,
8aut seiprenst, uuo g8elinston tuirO es
eben 6arum feineu GUNNER maiden,
.lueHu man ibn,,Heros de has4rdnennt."
SBis ldberli6 fno bod icI6e Super
beIn !" ricf Hantoip, ,,aIs OF stuamsig
&0niee ibren gia6rubni, ibre nniterbIid>
felt cieiem tsontnert6nia su Der6anfen
bdtten ! g8as nns betrifFt tueniaitens, 10
tplrD man einseFebea ultien, bob Der
giibni Der pFenkii6en MaFen alter 1T,
'ssals Der oes fosenanrten eieaers Don
StaIien, nnO nidt erf bon Ser aroben
Nation 9eaeeIt iberoen nsubte."
ollnb OennodH eripi6erte Der General
nit grocer Sstbs, OOsnno9 airb man
sinF nidt iaserL Der sur 8eit oiefes
',scoer ienes &0nigs Iebte -- u1an iuirb
fagen, Serr bon 9lantofp, Be tpiiren 3eits
Genohen NapoLeons. God mas ben
GbxseneraI Aes faslif6en Scores inber
8ataiae BON gfont ct. Sean betrifFt,
10 mO6ts e biz 6saee iein, OBJ ibm Der
Sitel Here's de hasard febr auaeueElm
ift,S 10 uieE ii iuenIsfteus eeu,ib, bo5 It
Isae S4ldGt uidt eeiponneil, ionOern
Hnr - ni6t berloren bnt.A
,,gs III Elm Slid fiir bic seIt, Sc.
,nmerfte Ebierberg ld4elnt, ..,bdB nan
SIREN Cal lilate6gen tauu, mo bdb "a
bann nod b64ttc @ abrbtit eutbdlt
- ~ ,ssss 80. . ~
Sept Messenienhes ncuvellea
var c. Dolavigne. I. 10 depart.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-22
Dr. Ring .
0i6peniarD

0enorrbee uirA IN ueuigen Togen otne
S9mer1 geheiLt SeSe Qranfheit Der Sranne, StTifs
taren &C. wezben n tirseifez 6riit se3eilt.
e SppbtTSss primasr, secundaer cner tertiasr,
rerben sfieGtio ana nit MasxcEtmng aHes Sites Ses
beiIf Aue, bic berntben nnue fouten boe Defenders
i'm Auee bebnIten. @ue Gfaptionen wereen grinbIi5
curtrt. - ges uP26 3Wk
urfprnng in geheimen erob aheiten unb bat aiiroge
pon S4TpGhuneen hes Q6rpers, bic unbehingf psrs
binbert werbcn foaten 6ribsetiee MIters TT
Ben, {outen iitb pom Or. cling beiIen IniIen.
Or. Sing 1T biig in ieinen 8erecbnungen unh Ecs
evf ole Re6i3inen frei {geeb5inen rper6en per BOT
ober GrpxeB nad Irsenh eineH Srte ee1onht). Wtan
obreiiiFe Sriefe an Or. q, Sing 30, 8, Aeahyid
Str Raibuiue, Eeun., cber Poitofifee Dor 295. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-22


sbt Serr uno Nfeiiter bat omar icne
@dIaat nidt seipOnnen, aber beito ges
infer berloren.4
,,gr bat lie berIoren," antucrtete DER
General oipas bic MeIt Daanit perlo>
rem, fpia i'd iridt ausipredeit aberlene
Gtropbe, tuon,it Nnna ibren @efang
fdbIob, orii6te aus, iper nod ant 4benO
ieaes uneliifli4eu Sases, oIs gdfar
unb fein Slid BON Der leberna@t ser,
ihmettert ipuroeu, ais meme brabens
8amcraOen auf Mont ct. Seatt ben Ies,
ten sltbem ausbau9ten = Ser @r0Bere
mar"
(Sortiesung foIst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-22
(Sortiesuns feIst. }
Carpets unb Wfarrppbone.
Sels amb Weinell.G Dntpaanie,

SneoTcfirt BURG Die
@eiesgebenoe BeriamntIang 6es Staates
Seinelfee,
I'm 20. Sanunr 1866.
Capital 1926, 900
Office 9rn. @ebar @trabe, Bot Office Beg GA
@6fhptIIe, 2nnn.
Gubfcribtioa, SIS fiir Die Mctie.
1866.
y a m u.
v. o. 2ssus, Nrdf6ent.
q. 81. Auen, Bices Yrdfbent.
81. 3. Sloan, SeerstGr.
Gbus. Rcbinfcf, SGdsmeifer,
S. q. Rerfcrn, AnrpGIt.
s. so. Duung, Eberaufieber Der @obrsAufdIten
8oarb Bet 3treetpren.
q. O. @eus, 9. 81. Mueu,
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g euIlleton,
0as Sill 6es Gaiiers
Gortfebung.
R0ptIIs oDn BiIbeIm @aaf


Ser General, benz 60 peinli6 iein
mo6te, baS bas Geipra& mad uno nod
Al ifoGcn auiing, bat anna UNI ein 2teol
unD Elm @int hires Baters befrdttiete
6ieie 8itte. Nlan bradte ibre 9nltarre
berbei, Der iunee gSini ftinmte Die Sais
ten ober uaren IS bic sSorte oes Sc
uerals, mar es Der elnblif hires @aters,
mar es Die lanseriebnte &abe ibres Sc
liebten, mas iie bersuirrt, iie errOtbete
uno aeitano, bas iie in oieienl 9lueens
bid teiu paiIeuOes 2ie6 au iinsen plBte,
Man laIus Dor, mon UertuarE bis
8fantotp BETHEL, tufe man einlf in 8erlin
cine berabmtte, fd6ue Gduserin bon
elmer dbuliaen 8erlesenbeit befreite,
Gr fdnitt tIeine 5etteI un6 lieB Secen
Elm 2ieb aufi9reiben. Damn faItete er
bic 8apiere eeidi6t uaO aierIi4 suiains
men, f9ItteIte Te aIs 2ooie curdeins
amber uuo Iieb bic Sdnseriu zines oa.
bon mablen.
Sic tudbIte, iie erofnete bas 9oos
uno err6tbete ii@tbar, inOen fie ben
9eueraI belorgt anblifte.
y9as bat Sliea,anb ancers ais Gle
gcfdrieben," faete fie. vBarurn benn
serabe oieIes 2ieb +? @s lit ni9t INNER
poIitifd, Elm poIitif6es 2ieb 3,t fin.
gen !"
.8enn es aber nun meiu 2iebIiness
lieb 1T "a ertuiberte 9ili. sd appes
lire an ibren gater itanO nidt Die
Babl bur9aus frei ?"
,,@etpiB," antiportete Der 9lte, ,,ou
iineft, 9lnna nnb iuenn oas 9ieb sge>
litit entbaIten foIlte nun erbidtete
EOIitit Fam man ia INNER nod ertras
gen."
sic nidte fbluei9en6 geboriain gu.
&ber bon ieneln &ueenbIife an, mo lie
NIT einen flirsen, ie6o6 frdftieen gor<
ipieI ben @efane anbpb, f9ien auf i6ren
Iiebliden 3ii9ea cine 9lrt bon 8egeiites
runs aufsueeben. Gine CARTE 8Otbe
ipielte auf ibren g8ansen, fire elusen
sIanSteu, nnb INN ben laonen M1uno,
Der bic SOue bon unb rnnO bernnsftios
men Iies, fpieIte Nnfanes Elm 2ddeIny
bas riebru. nreBr in G8ebmntb iiberg;ng.
Gs mar cine frens0iifde Sbe, aus iueI@
der iie eini9e Gtelen b0rtrug. Die
Melooie, baIo better erlnuntern6, baEb
erbaben, un0 trillnpbirenO, baIO emit
uno 9etra9en, fbntie9ten fiA an bas
iue9ieIn6e @ersmaB uub Der Geban,
teusuug Der StrOpben, up6 10 fiB mar
ibre Gimme, 70 ausoru6sbou ibr ssors
traa 10 binreiBenb ibr 9anaes gSeien,
bas nit benz Geinng 81 berfAmeI3en
fdier, Oab Die 1anner, ipenf fie eleid |
iiber ben Gegenifaab bic beri6ieoeniten
GefaniIneeu be9ten, bod bon OeinS tront
Der E0pe nit fortserifen ipurben. @ie'
erbabea mar ibr @ortrag, nIs lie iana j
Cachez ce lambeau Theodore!
C'est sa voix; il aborde, OF lie
France est a lui.
Gruft bcinabe trnnrie, bod nidt obne
Sriin,ipb fubr fe fort:
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Ct udbEts befe Gage unb tdt nie Sloan r,seIlea bic
~ ibrex sssenwattteen EisLe erfoIgrei oneebobst.
Setn YertEanen N eeyer @ettb tethdsiet q arr ges
ierrr Metien sHgetauit bat. Sn tb 6af hte Geiells
tdat eiite pfattti1fn Sngeitef, eireW frfokrre =,
ceIsIobrer, einen tldtge dfssmasin en-.
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Sept Messenienhe4 nonvelleg
var c. Dolavigne. I. 10 depart.
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Der Snpettntenbent Der Hebys Dperntionen, =. 81.
Bonn9 pan Gil Greet, sRennpLponien, III Elm Mgapn
Don gEoesf gsta5rlna ts beiiat et,iefi beneioerss
wert1en gtNt ala Elm crfoIgreAeg Aes 29obyer. Tnbet
wtrh e. ~ ben fotgidtigfn anb energif9ften gBerts
fabrer geshD4 @r wmr6e etroeIebeu hfefen taaf All
beinden, I'm ete Anifbsn Hit GtetnSi NIT feifier
practii9en psychologists elmer @siifing AZ nnters
rperfeti.- - -
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ct dune part dams sa defait,

III fait a chacun d'enx une ilnmor-
.ns talitie.
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Change ela grand captaiues un
here's de hasard,
nlusfre aust vingt rois, don't Ia
gloire mnette
N'eut jauiis retendi chez Ia po-
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