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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18

MISS MARIA S. CUMMINs, daughter of
Judge Cummins, died on the 1st, at Dor
chester, Massachusetts. She had been i'll
for quite period. Her literary career be-
gan in 1858, when THE Lamplighter"
was published. Within eight weeks, so
great was its popularity, over 10000 copies
were sold, and it has passed through several
editions; in this country and England, its
sales probably exceeded 100000 copies. In
1857 she produced "Mabel Vaughan" and
in 1860 g Ell Furiedis,'' from her pen, was
published simultaneously in this country
and England. Subsequently, she wrote
another work, entitled g Haunted Hearts"
She has, of late, been a contributor to the
Atlantic Monthly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18
The Cholera.

The cholera, Notwithstanding the lateness
of the season, has suddenly revived in va
rious parts of the country.
At Holy oke. Mass, the disease has broken
out with violence, while at New York it has
disappeared
In Cincinnati, twenty-four deaths from
cholera occurred on the 18th, being sud-
den rise in number.
On the 10th, in Chicago, there were II
cases of cholera, with Is deathsa decided
increase, Notwithstanding the lateness of
the season. Among the deaths are those of
DR.. Daniel Brainerd, the eminent surgeon,
and Alderman OSullivan. The pestilence
since then has decreased. M
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18

RuMoR forecasts the marriage Of James
Gordon Bennett, Jr., and a daughter Of
General Dix.
A PHILADELPHIA paper announces the adj
mission to the bar Of Jonathan J. Wright, a
FULL looded negro.
Hon. JOHN B1GELow, Minister to France,
will resume his editorial chair in the Office of
the New York Evening Post upon his return
to this country.
EVEN if Macmillan is turned out of
Mexico he won't be badly off, as his wifes
inheritance from her father, King Leopold
is worth $4,000 600.
AT the first Philadelphia Convention,
Savannah gentleman was introduced to
Theodore Tilton, and inquired if that fellow
was son of Old Tilton, of the Independent.
The reply was, " Yes, his oldest son."
DIR. RUFUS ANDERSON has resigned the
Secretaryship o. the American Board of
Foreign Missions. which he held for A
years On retiring he was presented with
two checks of $4,000 each, by gentlemen
of New England and New York.
Rev. DR.. CHEEvER, in recent sermon
criticised statement of Henry Ward
Geecher that he expected to meet the Pope
Of Rome in heaven. Cheeyer says such
doctrine is erroneous, that Popery was self
Christian, and its followers would scarcely
be saved, except by a miracle.
DICKENS favorite time for working is in
the morning. He rises very early and sets
to work at once. He lightly breakfasts at
about 81, and continues to work until II
o'clock. At this hour he lunches. After
lunch he goes out into the fields, and does
not return home until 81 o'clock. He
walks every day some eight or ten miles.
He walks rapidly. Dickens favorite wine
is Bordeaux wine. Dickens is extremely
hospitable He is fond of receiving COM
pany informally and intimately every day
of the week, and especially Sunday 81
THE peouliarities of authors are always
interesting, and we are thrilled with delight
when we read that Miss Braddon wrote sit
ting on a low stool, using book as her
desk George Sala, we are also informed,
writes on chair, bending on his knees
before his paper, because he is near
sighted. In our testimony with authors.
says some wag, we have noticed some of
their characteristics which are amusing.
DIR. Holmes wrote Elise Venner while he
was suspended from q trapeze by his feet.
If his ideas ceased to flow, he gave his body
the requisite impetus, and after humping
his head several times against the ceiling,
resumed work. Thurlow Weed, Of the New
York Times, writes his articles on the top of
his hat. reclining on his back on sofa at
the Astor House. Horace Greedy seats him.
self on cushion filled with bran, and uses
pen handle two yards long. He also uses
a broad sheet, about the size of the Tribune,
which is pinned against opposite walls Of
the room. Bayard Taylor composes, while
travelling up and down Broadway in an
omnibus. There are very few, if any,
writer's of distinction who sit down like or
binary mortals at desk.
"A little boy nine years old W as recently
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18
MisfeIlauy.
FALSE


"False!" she thought, with weary gaze
Over glades alive with the timorous deer,
With hills remote in a violet haze,
And the CLEAN Of winding mere.
In each sweet, soft eye large, bright tear
Rose to the brim, but never fell
az have lived and loved" she thought, one year.
1t is over. All is we'll"
"Aye, it is well. For false the ,ips
Thai We're honey sweet, and eemed so true;
False the touch of those finger Ia
s'~~ That thrilled my whole blood through;
False the eyes of marvellous blue
Which ruled my heart as the moon the sea;
Yet Thought as knew myself knew
Tie man who was king of me.
aOhnthe falcon 600 IKE an amorous dove,
Then tear the heart from the answering breast?
Fhis.faass~laas.ss that could look Hke4ove; -
,-.s-~ !, He hated yet caressed.
with the skhlof fiend, for cruel jest
- lie tafnedmy spirit he soothed my fear,
Till longed in his loving arms crest
z Then throw me away with sneer."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18

George Hopper, the financial agent ofsthe
Fenian organization in Ireland, who was
sentenced at the special commission to two
years imprisonment, has been released
from confinement. The clemency of the
lord lieutenant has been extended to him.
it is said, because his health had been
greatly impaired by imprisonment. Hopper
was formerly the proprietor of a thriving
tailoring business.
On Thursday, the 4th inst, the Bank of
Upper Canada redeemed large number of
its bills in copper ec;n, five tons of which
were said to be in the vaults. The bills
were redeemed at par. A well-known firm
in Toronto bought $500 worth-their pile
requiring a medium sized wagon to convey
it to its destination. A lady from the coun-
try exchanged $500, and afterwards found
herself like the man with the elephant-not
knowing what to do with her treasure.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18
---ss 4-<-----
"THE LEES OF LIFE"
BY GEORGE ARNOLD.

II have had my will,
Tasted every pleasure;
1 have drank my fill
Of the purple measure.
Ithas lost its zest, G
Sorrow is my guest,
o, the lees are bitter-bitter.
Give me rest!
"Love once filed the bowl,
Running Ger with blisses,
Made my very soul
Drunk with crimson kisses
But I drank it dry;
Love has passed me by;
0, the lees are bitter-bitter.
J,eE me die 70
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-10-18
TasEs HARaAE Va.

"A little boy nine years old W as recently
before a Paris court for murder.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06

NenSea pRidips erSGblte neulib in ietner
9ttoe, ots er III geU OOrt TIM Cooper Snaitut
bielt, tetgsnOe AnetOots, weIde poS 0enebmsu
ess praloenten III 8eSus auf Die leeten seabs
len am ltarfitsu tennset6net:
sd fitrdte Den Yrdlipeuten ntdt. ylein .
SD Las ME eiue Ietner Nepem pbsr becbohtcte
ME cine leiner 9anclursen. pbne bos mir etue
G'elti6te etafei, Die tdb sinmal edelen, nam.
itt Die Mrt, tpte bic rulTlGm 8auern BEN
Barren srlssen. Sene Sausrn fnD ,u arm,
Tlinten gu taufsn unp bic 5aut pes Ba.
reg TT 3u bid, ais pa6 Elm gfstl fe Hurhbrtm>
gen tOnn'e. 9ie Sd9sr perIssen li9 pater
aaf bi. 9iR. Der tdr liebt iben bpnie 70
ltbr, Dap er ibm bindings na6sebt. Die
S,enen buutn ibre 9isltsr gemSbnltG In boble
Oaume; nne uo@psm Die Youerm Elm ielAes
yep alI9ftunOen baben, b1nsen lie permittellt
eints Strtds, einea l@wsren Gletn, uoer etne
&anOnentu9sl 70 auf, baB bieie eeraoe Dor Der
gu Dem perfabrertlGen QederbtGsu
bdn9t. Wenn Der B6r tOmmt, l6iebt Or nit
6Cple baS Wswt6t bet Seite, aueiu %
natirlth 5uraf uno i6ldat ion an ben
ROpf. asrserlt9 barber stbt er ism sipeu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06
9cntiGs! @timmt Beutc segen ben Snb>
fcino ner Gffcutlideu Giderbrit, gcgen
S9nmas Gtpaun!

Gin Steg pes rcUnlerpatipen" Sidets mare
elm Siea bes 9bomas Swann, Der 10 eben tn
ictnem ru6lplem periOnli6en GbrseiSe neues
8lutpersteben In ben Strabsn Yaltimore's
bsrpOraurufen ftrebte. bic er iGun 70 oft init
benz 8lute IhuIplrier giraer estranft bat.
Sur Der Seiti9tett Der unicnapartet unb
Der aus itr berpurseaan9enm YebGrben 1T es
3u banten, DaB bic ovrbrehertNGen NniGldee
Swann's su 9i6te wuroen. Gem 8lutpurt
fUnnte piesmat ntft aelSl6t werben; pobl
aber selans es inn, benz @,eltdItSleben bic
ernltli&iten 0unoen gu ihlusen. Slsibt bte
@spalt In loen 6dnoen pieiss Wenlhen, 10
lino mir furtmdbreno Der @sfabr nsmer @r-
l6utterunsen aue9eebt. Siest aber bts ibm
feinplide @artet, 70 TT er san5lid ma4tIps,
@erbrs6en au besebsn, tnpem er naa
Der @erfaluus tein Re&t gum 8eto bat.
sBie nteosrtrdhtts er lih namentlth itets
sesen Das Dsutl6tbum benommen bat, ME ct
bic Deutlden ourd leiue 8ultes mfg
lief unp lpie er ben Dsutl6en, naG-
pem er ie Dor Der lsbten @cuperneurswabl
Yer3eibnna sebetsn uno ibmea 8eneruns
perbeiBen, ldnGpe iein WCrt 9ebrOAen bat,
bas Nles miro fein ebrltebenber Deutlder
beute per9sisn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06
@eNenFct bsufe muftrer sentfdheu Ran.
6toatcn Tellmann, 8arSmer
HnA &d3tpayH!

AuTs aCbelfe baben bic einaebcrnen Nes
publttaner benz Deuti6t1um cinen aeblbysn-
ben &aum auf benz 5idst einseraumt. Drei
brose unp fdbise oeutlbt Nidnner iinp fir Die
asstslatur trnaunt Capt. Beamaun i'm mttt,
ltrtn, Or. SGpars uno !6r. 0arbner i'm I'M.
ttren Diiirift.
I'm 10 mtbr 1T Is beute bic pFi6t ieres
trapem Deutlden, bic cole pa,1st Der 6reibeit
uno @ere&tt9tstt gu unterltuben.
NuG obssie6en BON ben gpeen pcliti1hen
Tragen tit Die @rpablun9 Der bret peutlden
eestalaturs &dnotpoteu BON GROCER @t9ttsfsit
fur oOs 9istSe Deut1ttbum. DEM Diele
erst Wduner baten Den reDlihen Wllen, i'm
Gaue tbrsr Grtpdbtun9 nab 6raften fur bic
Selettt9ung cher ~penigfens tiir bic ariinolihe
UfcetftattOn btS bridsnosn GUnntase9eieees
gu iptrtsn. 9as Stdet Der G,eaenpartei aber
bietet tetne, gar feline Gorantie nafur, pus ben
Wlnlhen, ben 9ers&ten @aniGen Der 0eut,
I&en aud nur bic serin8lte Berudidtiauna
gu 5bstl Utrb. Sa auf tbm lit oaS Osutlbs
t9um sdnsIi@ isnOrirt.
Spmit lie9t eS i'm Sntere6e bes nimnbes
reAtisten osutiAeu DemUfraten 10 aut wie In
benz ces beutideu NepublttanerS, beute fir
eas Gidet 5u ltimmen, uuf wslasm Die giamen
eeutIher G%brenmanner, bic Namen kswdbrter
eeutlGer Treuuee Der pDlitiihen unp ~lpitalen
Nreibelt ftebsa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06

Ser GssenanpaIt 5trdet WiatbetpS eripis
certe, CT bese etnteen 3ueifel in oieler VsSle'
burg. Die 5crren ie:en geiebltA einseiperrt,
unb t1nnten nur seiebli& befreit iperben.
2atrcbe bat u lebr tletnlant, Der Nl6ter
mSae bic 2ett belttmmeu, tpenn ber Warcen
feline Nlelbums binll4tli6 bes 6abeas @orpus
3u ma6en babe. &thter SartOll
1ebte ben 3ettpuntt au Dpn-
a q WOr9en neun UDr
8t3 taBfr fam BON elmer 6reilaNung Der
NrreiantsR, bic am Somlae lt9 Uei9erten,
8lrel6ait su leiItea, feline Nepe lein.
Sen. Grant bate Ihpn aeltern Wor9ett
Den i'm Gtn9ans erwabntcn @UmprDmtbpCr@
i6lag Swann'S san5li6 falen Iaien ; ober
Rte Gonlerpatiuen SUbn 8. 8Cro, Sen. 5orn,
Qieut. @pup. Grr etc. mahtcn i'm gsftern
NaGmittas Der re@tmG6ieen pOltSetecmmi1iOn
ppn Meuem, purpen absr 9an5 fntlhieeen 5us
radaewielen.
Nun tamen bic 6erreu Gcnierpattoen nit
folgenoem GUmprOmi6pOrihlaee Die Qilte
Der 0oblridter iulle tn Der gon3cn Stuot res
pibirt perDen, uno es lultsn nur ipl6e ais
Wablrt6ter fun9tren, Die @runSei9entbum
i'm @ertbe Don minoe(tens $4,000 baben.
Die DOlt5etccmmilf lion tpteS aud bielen Crib
iadpOrl6Iaa surid u. ertIGrte, lie merpe CUTE
Wdnner ais @ablri6ter bebnltsn, mDgeu fe
arm uper ret6 letn, unp lte werDe in BEN Yre<
ctnctS neben ie apet rabitalen Wablrt6tern
lin N cUnlerpatiUen f~unstren lafien.
SIN 8stref e~tn5elner NIT Der srCben 6aupt-
alton perfripftsr Icrfale Derwetien MIR auf
bic Qotalpalten.
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Wnblgenrintr Marnnns Gu beEti6e &c.
bcael II. @cbrlenireunbe in Baltimore.

2sirer gift rS aud untsr Ger btsiaen be I.
DE IL BepSIteruns eiuiae &s6eIen unD Wes
beIenfreunbe uno leiosr mar aus teu In ben
Ifsntli4en 8laitern per6fentltGten Reaitrir,
liiten gu eriebsn, poe ttntge oielsr 5errsn lid
iCgar rssilttirtn ltsben.
@te aus Der in unieren g~eftrtgsn aetal.
fpoltsn eripdbnten ~ebrenbaften ssri@ti@eu
OspGlitiUn Oss beuti&en 8esifrutOrS Germ
QCuts 2Srrntsrs beruUrsebt, fuO Safe oorse.
tcmmcn, In pelden Nebellen uno Ntbelen.
f~reunoe bon eftDifenlOlen Spann'lAem Ne.
eilratOren reetlirirt wureen, pbne coG (e ben
Glib ~Itiieten. Nber pte meilen Der r%eailrtr-
ten Nsbeuen Mno N~ebeuenfreunbe bemirften
ttre &eatRrtrMn9 nur ourh 9tiltune pss Gioss.
unb Ieiber 1aben aud DeMtIGe, oenen ieDer.
Seit nn90spislsn trercen tam, DAP Ee Nsbel-
len cber MebelsnfreunOe paren, DieIen Glib
nbselest u. fiH 70 Oss TerbrsGens bee Meiu.
esDs f&nIpio eema9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06

8euR Sfret9tGaer Bremter,
@tne &abelpepelhe BON Wten 4. NOSember
Ia9t:
Detrete FnO ~erla1en pCrben, wOtur&
MenSoprff ais Winilter Der austpdrttSen Nn'
e%elsasnbeiten abselebt uno Seuf gu ietnem
Na6fclser ernannt wtrD. Durh bas Oetret
Miro sbeufaas Baron Scbn an Steue BON
Gferbasp gum &riessminifer ernannt. Oas
Mtuiierium 1T ubne Gin Yprtefeuile.
8su(t bat Elm Circular e%rlalen, tuOrtt er
ertlGrt, baB er bic Sersansenbett be9rabea
babe. Gr trete fret unb pUrurtbetIsfret IN Den
SaretGil6eu Staatsoienf. Sefreib iprrpe
cine friebli6e, Ser1GbnliHe YOltttf pertol9en,
~tupeIeu aber bic @arpe reS &aiIerretHs nab
rem.
@erIudber wartemb. Ne9te-
runa BEN g. st. Serbreher ou-
,ubaIfen. Wan i6retbt bon Stutt'
CART:
Der Gtaatsanseiesr pom IL. SttCber ents
bGlt folaencen Stedbrief aus benz 3u6tbuus
@Ottes,ea: Ser 3ur &uswanoernns be9i.a>
biete, SO Sabre alte sefdbrlt6e Serbredpsr
Safub 6etnrit SIbltns bon S6mtobaulen'
s. u. Marba6, 1T am 27. .. ~ DEM CUR
Speotticn iiteraebenen Nustpanoerun9so9enr
ten in Seilbrpnn entpthen."
Der unfus IaoOeuti&er &es'errnsen, MEe'
rita ais @plcnte fir tire Terbreber S1 penut<
sen, In bier in u~ntrisbarer Wetie ia Sag &C..
tommen. Gin ssfabrlt&sr gsrbrsdsr, sr bat
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06

ten. limb oieier Mann 6atts mir a~eaenilber
bic Srehbeit, letne 9Gnbe au maiden, unb nit
pbarilatlhem Mufblid gum Simmel bic prutes
ltanttlAen preoi9er unp M6ulitioniRen bes
Vlutbabfs 5u beiGulotssn. Sn 1einem SauSe
fano iA all Die @mblenle Der 0ebeuipn unp
Der Yarlor mar itteral NIT ben1eIben oe.
IGmidt. Gr 1pra6 feline 8efarhtuuo ana
coB Gee mad Warplano tGne; o6, iaate id'.
bu 6euNlFr, baS 1T ia 9eraoe, ,pOfar bu Be-.
telt unp penn War9lanp tetmeelu1t piro init
elmer ,l}nYaitoa, 70 lsi eS cure S&ulp. Mein
pbigcr cemotrotjl6er G6wager balf ben Me,
bellen in ierer 8eSiebuns, iOpeit CT nnr fOnn-
te unD madte IN bid pamit mnb 10 Ginb Eau,
ierbe In Baltimore, melhe burG ibren oelnete
nen beimliGen gerratG Den &rteg SerlGnaer:
baben nno an Gaulenben Don Dlenl6sncpiern
unr an rer Gdulrenlolt BON GauIenben BON
WitliOnen 16ulp llnb. Qeute, bic froblodten,
alS 0iuccln 9enOroet iparb uno pOm b~ttteriten
9aB geeen ben Nfser erfaQt Tnb. Diele
0eute tntrI den nun NIT ben 3abnen, petl
Der su ~leiItenpe @tp ibnen I'M @ege Itebt un6
ba @OuSerneur Smonn Obne bic 8errGtber,
rel6e ale bdS bemptrattlhe SObnipn. 3ifet
ittmn,en, teine pclitil6e NueliGten bat, 70 III
er unp letn 5err uno Yteiltsr praiiOent Spbn'
ion barauT aus, Iteber etne 8epUIuttUn berauf'
3ubeltlp6ren, als ben 8ea Der Orpuuns UNI
Des &ehtcs gu 9eten. Sci 5errn SObnIon
1T es eben Elm Serbredcn gcwOrcen, wenn man
elm eDrli6er lUyuler 8ir9er tit. St bat nur
SesunItiaunaen unp @rbarmen fur 8cbelen
uno fir S~all6mGn,er. Settpem Qucifer aus
benz 6tmImel eewOrfen iUuroe, bob:n wig
lhmerIt6 Elm i6ledtereS Subjett fennen ss-
lernt ais Den jsbisen Snbaber be6 @eibeu
6aules.
Slr 9eutl den BON Warplanb Itebt Elm fir
Sure @e6te, lubt Sud purA Memanb Cure
Sreibett raubsn,
&. @. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06

Der Weder bat leis bemisisn, ba6 er
tetnen @rol seaen polttilhe Beince fennt, nno
namertilh niht gsseu peutiAe pOlittlHs 5etnce.
Ja er batbU gar man6em Der
lebteren, nadoem Der ren9
General Gutter ben Seberal
1911 keleet tatte, ernl li 6s II n
la n uebmlthteiten HnbS tro c n
)ftrnAetattem.
Cbrctl Der Nefsr Don Dtelen 9erren noe.
mia Danf erntete, III letu Wpblwclen 9saen Iie
hoe unrerminhsrt. l1nb eben pesGalb rAtben
mir rem trtrCfenpen 6eyreu ~rringenr, ibren
@stnets niht nod rfsutunrtgsr ,u maiden,
lcnberu hsute mUhlweislih pom Gttmmtaltsn
fern gu bIeiben. Sn benz bieiisen Criminal.
@eridte ~prolrtrt Elm @ihter, bon oelsu etier=
ner &neraie, 8iueusfroft unD 0slebestreue
man lprefen wirb, g LANCE ts eine omerifa.
nilGe Wsi9iHte eibt. Gr uerfsbt, taS @eleb
gesen Serm 3u Nctfredtn, se9en BEN 6S@.
fen wie gs9en cen Sheortoiten, unp er bat
aud ~jerer3sit rem Wutb bosu. Sum sntbalt
Obsr eas @sistbu& War9lanps in Dem 1856,
1856. uno 1877. paraerapbtn ieinss 80. Ar>
lttfels (The Maryland Code, Settle PAL unb
242) fclsenee Belttmmansen
.,Gssinsia.
.155. Gin Glib ceer cine affirmation, bic
abR9tlt@ unb fallbli6 In ireenb etnem Der
foleenoen 5dat abselest iperpen, Iouen OILS
WeineiD bstrudtet iperreu: eritens tn allen
8Gutu, In mel4en full6es Ghr5rsn na4 benz
Common Law Meinsto 1T; smeitsns In
alien &ffpaptIs (eelbrisbensn unp eiclit bee
traftisten GrtIoruu9eu), bic nah Dem Welebe
ob9enUmmsn wersen miHen ; prittens In al.
len lbsr Nehnunoen ODER S%crcermrsen BAN
beIneeu Aftea0its, bic ~ rtm 3rrede sena6t
werhen, nm eintn @sri&tsbOf soer einen g'ts
amten CUR 3ulehuus lslAer Nsduunstn Uoer
8Orserungen gu serlettsn; siettens In allen
QlfFpaojts, pslhe 3n 8erittfn unO Yertbtere
ltottungsn, bic an bic Misunderstanding
ocer an ir9enp tinen Beamten Der Nesierun9
%eritottet perbsn, 9.madt Uerosn miiIen.
!. u156. Stce 0trlDn, wfIhe stHe anbere
fuppelt, I'm einen fall6en @io Ooer etne fale
lde Nlfrmaticn In irsenp e!uem I'M SUrber
gebsnpsn Yaragrapben sntbaiteuen Safe ab.
3uIessn, fol- ais Der @erlsitung gum Weinetpe
IGulDtN bstruGtet merseu.
,157. Seee perlcr, relde bes Serbre<
&ens bes Metntirs chez Der SerIsituna
gum @etnttee iAulNi9 bsfunpen wirp, foil
3ur 6 In perruns i'm 3M6tbaue
AT ntht wtntser ais uni pnb
nt6t mebr ais se3n Sabre Dere
u rthttlt wtrben."
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aui, gum g%timmtuFen !

Rein lcpaltr rt9ifrirten beutiher 8lrser
mS9s IS beute peridumen, iein Sttmmre6t
~aus3uAben. Die 8erlamGrung bes 0puu
S,rann unb ietntr StrbInesteu, lit an her
Gnersie unO 8urssrtussnp Der re&tmdBteen
Yrlt3eNemmihtUn uno bsS Nt6ters 8Onn, TO-
lutt an Ser GtrtibfeIt unS QOpalitdt bee Sen.
Grant uno cu Der mutbt9sn baltuns unlsrer
Yartet 9ei6sitert. uno iebe Nrt RON @abI-
unrubtn pirb beute BON Der reselmabiaen nno
scn Der Srt3iaIppti;et, nno n6tbiaenfalS pom
Buabesmtlttdr Serbtnoert Weretn.
Ser Bitraer tam baber NIT pplfcmmener
6idsrRfit gum Stimmtaften 9sben llnr fit
ben euteu unc lpYolen Burger, Der itstS ouG
in BEN biattrlttn 3eiten Des Ntbeuentrieaes
rer Union trsu blieb, LIT pas Stimmen nit
feinetlti l1nanntbmliGEeiten ~pertnupIt.
tltber Die bVbe uno btilige Yfi1t, pelhe
beute bas lUsals Qplf In ben Staaten 0tal1a=
Guistts. New gOrt, Stem SerltY, Suinuis,
WiHeuri, Delaware, MarslauD etc, su erfll@
len bat, iprahsn mir uns in ben lebten Wlo-
naten 70 oft aus, bab mir unS bsutt nur tpies
eerbUlen ~pitrtsu, tpena mir LANCER Bel otelen
punttsn osr,ptilsn MOLTEN. Gten omf WalY.
lane blidt beute gang Nmsrifa. ia Die sanss
ct0tltiirte Welt nit bUppelter Spanning, neil
Is bic BOrmauer Der 8uncsabaupt1art 1T II.
neil bic ftintlihen 0epdIten bier nit bop
peIttt mns brsifaGer Bcsbsit rer suten Sa6e
Cen Sts9 freitis gu ma6en iubten. @erabs
cesbale pirb aber bieier Sies In NarYlant
eUppsIt 9IOrIei6 lttn. Dsr scn III iersn re,
giitrtrten 8reunrsn pirb es psrl6umsn, lG
bsute ana Stimmtul!su eieits bcbsn Burger.
rubmss ~tleiibofti9 so madsn?
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-06
SObnfOn, Gipann. |tanfbnrO, Gtan'
ton, Grant ". 8altimOre.

gie Der lets pcrtrelF;6 unterrt6tets @as
ibtnstOner teIesrapbiiae 8eriGterl latter Der
q. .. 1ribune in Der 9efrt9en Drummer ber=
islbem melpet, batten it6 am porsclfrisen
Scnntag prattent SObnlon unb OOuuerneur
Cram auf eas Nnbrtnsen beS lsbteren iiber
etnen Blan vertdnbtst, Uornn6 bic SWaun'-
lGn Poli3eieommtHare NIT @spalt Der Wal=
fen Der Ser. Ctaaten aus Der Sail bslrsit II.
In ibr Nmt etnseiebt peroen %lOlten.
Ser StaatSperbreGer int @eiBen 6auie
wte lein MitUerbre6er bon Warplanp waren
ullO ernitlt& enti&lOien, oos birserli@egeleb
u. bic ri6terlthe Nutoritdt I'm Gtaate WorYs
lamb mt Wepalt um3u( tpBen II. In DEN Staub
gu treten.
Nber-meIbet berielbe 3uOerldiige 8ert6t=
e~ritatter meiter - &rtessmtniaer Stantcn,
General @rant unp IsItt Sberbunbesanwalt
Stansburp m%iperieBten itG pielem @lane aufs
entidiecente; uno ~ fam ea, baB feline Nu5s
fIbrun9 unterblieb.
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bsftiseren Gto6 i,ns srbSlt bafar ietnsristis
einsn barte,en SAlas an BEN Gopf. Wii=
tbenO ridttet sr li6 jsst auf unc sibt Gem Ge.
ri6t nun nit san,er Graft einen 70 ltarfsn
Stpb, toB es, UNI init DEM praicsntem sa
lprs6sn, li@ i'm sanSen &reile bernml 6pinst
Swings around the whole circle). Sun,
8ermunt luar elm gutter S6las, ober Dlaine
mar better. Stio mar fraItis. ater Snbiana
rar furdtbar unp Ysnmplpanisn entlGeis
bend. 8snn Mai1aduietto uno New yort
unp Sainois unO Marpluno unO bic anoersn
Staaten aud i'm Ereiie iAipinesn, brauasn
mir feine Gur6t Dor ptsism inpipiDuellen Gin
bernib 3u beeen"
60 meit Der ptbige 8ebner Grreen mir
bafitr. taB bsute audi Marplanb init 3ermal-
mcnpem Gentner9eipiGt lem garen an ben
&cpf fGbrt!