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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
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Sn einem fiirsIi6 eri6ienenen gSerI
iiber arabien bon 8aIsrabe finoer
mir cine fiir5li@e, aber aud fe5r be3eids
nenbe gr5dbIun9 bon einem Mfann ser
iid beim Gmir befla9te, SaB elmer feiner
Sfa6barn rau@e:
r8ober iueibt Ou benn oas?" fraste
Der @nlir. sd riede esq, iagte De,
Wann. vSann mutt bu aber in beines
SfadbarS 8inuner eingebrun3en fein
ngfein," mar Die Nnttuort, i6 itredte
bios Die STATE binein". Sierauf ber>
orSnete Der @mir, 6aB Dem Slayer oie
State abgeidnetteu tuerbe,, oan1it er fer
ner ni6t in geriuduns seratbe, in
anOrer 2eute @enddern berum ) u
| @nii feIn."
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

6rei fir ale Graber Seren 8eser in Dapioon GOun=
to Dobnen, Elm IeiIe. bic beiten pon i'm 9eI9irr
500; Gintase $50; $50 DOH Gise,tbImer ;ueeIe8t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

*Serr Senrb Marfin 1T fiir3li6 ais
beoettenoer @anbiOat fur etnen Sib in
Der frans0fifden afaOemie aufsetreten.
~8as," REF Giner Der rSiersig,
ipel6er Dem neuen Gau6ibatenni@t iuobl
min, piuas! SlOd Elm 8eldidtidreiber?
Saben mir ibrer nidt idon Elm DoIIes
Suset0 ?"
naber 3err Nfartin," iuuroe linn emit :
gssnet rift ein Manu bon grobeu ga>
lenten."
.,,@ar fein 3tpeiiel, aber i6 piir6e es
lie6er ieben, iuenn Die @ei6i6te To eni>
ger 0taum in Der 9ltaben1ie, baseeen
Die Slfabemic me6r &aum in Der @e<
fdidtc einpebiuen lpiiroe.1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
q HriftHefler.

Gs lit fein 9tutor 10 serin9 unS Helm
Ser nidt od6t' etipas 9tedt's su fem;
llnb pdr' er nod 10 Elm arlner Bi9t,
@ebt ct bod itoIs unb aufseri4t't,
OaB man slaubt, Der Ieere SUIT
9to6 su benz &leinen geboren tbnt.
9Iu9 tein 9tutor auf Den anbern baut;
Oenn fei elm 9aar nod 10 bertraut,
Oarflt 6eut' ben einen berlnterieteu
8ialt bn Den anoern b0ber idasen,
lnS morgen, auf oes siueiten Soften,
2aBt iid ser erfe nennen Ben 8eiten.
80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

500 fit aae Eraber, bic ME unter 23S in SientIien
5 i'm Sef9irr. EF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
s p t ar M M e,

" pt 8 : q M m {.
/ 1.
Die Sboren tiennen Elm erniteS Strebei
8obl @goiSmus un6 ielbitiides 9eben
aber i'd fras' euh, ibr ipaferen Srom.
lneil:
Seio i6r benn frontm uno Der Stride er.
seben
DAMMIT Die On bern in SimlneI foms
nien Z?
3.
Gin Mdoden, Oas Says gu l,titis ladt
Sur6peint getuiB Die balbe gta9t;
Nfan re6e mir, mas man re6en min -
Ser S6mers MIR Iarrnt, = 6as Slid
lit fin.
Seri6piesenc Neieuns it iuObl gut,
Sod biinft mir: $50 Die 9iebeseIutb
Sid mic berratb burd Sunfenf9ein,
Sa muB bon friiber nod slide fem!
4.
8Obl ifebt Dem 5boren, pie Dem gSei<
fen
Sereinlt Elm sraues Saupt bebor -
God laBt getroit Die Sat re freiien;
Der @eife lift, -es I tert Der.
Sbor.
5.
Sbranenbenesten WdO9enaugen
8olen mir serne Die Sofnuns s0nnen!
Sobere Beisbeft 1T: 2eben 81 f0nnen,
Sbne oer Soffnung Sitter gu brau6en.
User biel bon ieiner 9elunbbeit ipri6t,
Sen qualen ii9er gebetme S6aoen;
gSeun Ofao9en bel bon Sugcn6 re6en,
90 trane ibrer Su9eno ni9t!
Z.
Sbr eigeneS slntIis 10 morgeni6on,
Serlangte Die Ratur gu iebn.
Sb ner ibr bod Sen Spiegel botel-
llnb @otteS Snaoe CAB ibr 6 0tbe. =
@rtBnr Sreiberrb. Seid.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
OfEcez stunoen

1IHCeS Stunoen
pom 9t1 gOrmittass, poi as gsa@mittass ,rr,S Dot,
70 nbr Abenos. -
9amen tornen in einigen 2ectionen cine Ieid5te.
9eldnfge utto nette 8Gno ibreiben Iernen. - -
Serrsl IN Serietben 8eit cine trdftise, seIdufige
@ef9dftsbanb. +te4es.Frs15 81 n. 80
srftatt Die S6rebefunft ais cine Radbabmesunft a,
lehren, bin i otrcb 20dbrge Grfabrrug au Der Mtiz
rot getommef, SaB S9iIer I'm MIter BON 60 Sab
rem, anntt elmer snfdage, etbose III fpIaen 6urd,
bic gifieni6aft 1 felbft In frsefter 3eif cine aee
panOte S3retbweife anse1p6bnen t6rren.
glaibuiue. 1866.
9ir fitO sbenio ertaunt rpie srfret Das Sic ,is In
10 turser 3eit Die 9rncipien Der g5onpgrapbie pouz
ftdnoi9 peritehen 9emadbt baben. sJsfFsi
= 9as Spitem 1T flrs einfab unb auseeseiGnet fir
bic 8eSiirfntfe Der meni9li@er geielf9aft.
Eentans fam oogegen fem, dtber Sieienigen, bic
IS rtdbt tennsr S6re eigentbimIidbe Sebr=Daetbobe
ma9t oas grIerfien berIeIben r,tcbt fur Ieid,t,
fonbern mo8t es aud ;u elmer ansenebmen Inter
bnltuHg. Sas Sertbtb (Yitinait' 9 ManrdD lit iebr
gut fiir ben 8ebrond3 arrdngrt. 4@
Sur1 bic Grftnbung oiefer Tpunberponen 2urft Bat
t4 Yttman einen bo1en gas anf ber Site Der nte,rfd
Sunft follte einen ieoen 8inSe geIebrt perSen.
Sa1per Y1rtrtbge, Capt. "a. sd. g. &. 4& -
5b6s. S. Rbooes, Capt. 60. 81. @. g.
u. 5. gatterion, Gapt. 6S. syAS. g. .fsa.s z
Y 9. Gaueett aieat., 60. g. 38. eSnS, 9. s. y
6. 8. Samnipno, Mct.=afitt sSuracon llSM. ~
S. 8. Aooper, Chaplain, uSN.
Stias D. Sobffton, I. Sieut., Go. S, 1925 9. 8.
So6 SarmarS, / Serg-, Go. 8 70. Snb. 9. S.
gsilliam 9tnildl, gbdplaiil. IS. q. q. g. s. e.
Duncan q, 9orrts, 8epprter fir bic Nilitarz Gom=
mtiiion IN Gdfbpue. f fh5
gtaass glerrlll, lltll Serg, GO 6, 7s, SnS. g.S
24mrS 3ntte
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
0enielben Sag.

Purse $1,000 fir ole Graber, cine Rsle, bic beSisn
Don i'm gdtteI. T E48.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30
SO 4.-0onneritas

Srei flr ale 2raber. DeIen I'm gsf9irr $780, Gins
Iase 800, Fesfeit 5000 pom Gisentbamer. sussiegt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

User biel bon ieiner 8eiun6beit ipri6t
Sen quaIen fiber gebeime S6aoen;
Meml Waoden bel bon Suscnb reOen,
90 trane ibrer Sugenb ni9t!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-30

(5Ortfesuns fOIst.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
STRAINED on STOLEN

INRDM Elk Greek, Dakota Comfy NehraS Ia
/ Seven Horses One sufrel Mare. Will "A white
spot on the iorehea /, having Il suck ing Colt with
her. Que roam Ware, coming tht"" years t'h-
has Mare. white tter black name and tail and legs,
coming three years Bay Horse. white face. htark
mauc and tail. coming three vars. th" Mare,
dar> non grey. coming t"" Yeats. "he HORSE,
spTFtlf. witha white spot GA has forehead, tuH4inS
tw" years. Anv person giving inint nation 10
James Clark Emmett Mills. Franklin. Dakota
county, \. T., will be lberaly rewarded. ocI 3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS

"A San Franci>co dispatch Of the 18th
says latest reports from the Columbia r,v.
err gold fields represent them a. being tho
richest in the world.
Benton Barracks, at ST. Louis, has
been ordered t" be broken up a. a militia
~ post, aud the public property turned
over to the qnartermaster.
1t is noted az a peculiar fact that
three OF the prominen, member. Of the
republican party have died within a brief
space If time, while indulgng in pleas
ureshle recreation. Joshua Il. Giidings
tel by The side Of hi!!iarI tanle Presi-
de"t Lincoln died in theat+r, and MIR.
C"r"1n was stricken down while enliven-
lug the festivities Of an evening with
jokes.
The Marsh .l'town Times says tha.
Ger" Thomas II Benton, jr., has taken
up his r-silence in tha, town.
-llenrs Clay Dean il now emploved
upon the New York Day Book (newspa-
peri and the Old Guard Magazine
-Ano her movement i to be made hu-
rim. the presen, session "f Congress to
secure ,he admission of Utah AS a state
il he Cnou.
j" C'ohe is p"rfsctinc paper Civ
'n- Il plan tor r->uu,ug Specie payments
hy the ,oi' mrncement 0: 1867
Van Amhurg tn. cr!e rat. lion ia
mer, d'ri IN pniiaIeI, .uia, "a lew day,
ago.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

. The only ''i's' which has recently been
struck n Madison County, was jav-n' lie
That lie was struck at school with a
birchen twig. We gIess from the Nadi
soninn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
Sioux Gitp 2egister
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6, 1866
The Lecture OF the Hon. William T..
Gleeson- Delivered RefOr G the Sioux
city library Asso1taaton.

which wa regard a. hi.b,v dasnrv;,, of
4 moro .x,aodod ANALYSIS r, f,uv an.
p-er;a,e its manifold ner;,s Il sboDIa
have been |;s,enea n a. delivered bv ;,s
nu,hor Anv,b;ng .hor, IF mi. r,us,
NECESSARILY fail to do i and tho lecturer
irst;ee
The leo.rrer b.r.n bv,,ying that thu
s,rupg,e for cops,;t,.iona, I;hertv i, v,o,,
tho Union cene,,sd ~ ,ba h,ool # no.
tr;o,s 10 acs;, ,n;,ed ,bs, tho FIar of ,,a
Ra,,,i, aro;r ,va, ouo.o..u, f,~..
sea and altman, r;,b;, a,1 b,~,'or: >, =
n,hl;c domain :, ,,le, r. ,,o ro,ur,, ot
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will svo- e,,,3 The o,seo;ost.., c.lu,
hondo,, of fo,r min; VIC of .or,, a,1
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and ,oy;c !, a,o,re,, n shaw ,,,, Cow
cress Ind ~, ,ore- - a,c,a,a n .na.a
STATES vbo shon,1 cons,;,,ts tho s,nc,ors
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never osen Questioned unti' tAe c.2se OF
hos,iities, and now only wiki respect to
the States which had been in retelios.-
IA ,h., wooded - s,o- 49,, ,,,.u
''a'7s haa never use" oo' OF Inc "'o"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

Some idea Of ,he terrible havoc Of
the J American aar may be gathered irnn
the following li1nre~: Ia the desperate
enc uuter ut Chickanaasa, Ros.cran.
lost Is 81 men, aui ~ MurlreesbDr1 L.
Usj at Pi.'$h4fx Landing Grant lost
Is 3,3, TIT Etck,b"rs e,sI5, and II, Mis-
ii t'dg" 1900; at tia,oe Nils. Peach
Orctari, Savage station, Il eud. te. " hi e
JA!; Swamp. and Malvern Hill. MrrI.i-
Ian Iost 10 0j0 and at An,irtam | 425
Hooker lost IN hi, campaign ia The VII
dern"ss 2j,000 Bnrns'd" 1t Fr-d-slcks
burg i2.UOD; ~ni Gr,n,'s uni,ed losses
lrom the time Of crossing the Raptdan.
III his final campaign, t. The surrender uf
Lee, are computed ~ $4,000
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

The doctors are recommending whisky
rs preventative Of dip:her,a. -Es
The >rrmedy is popular. aud these inn
mense strides Of medical seiencs in the
art Of preserving life, arc very generally
admired.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

! "A lDl0 mon.
The small pox excitement in Alba is
subsiding. as we learn from the Union.
The 9Th Iowa regimen, is still in A.
! ALBANIA, with no immediate prospect Of be-
| ing mustered out.
John Kennedy has been sen tenced in
| Dubuque to FIVE years abode in the P4n;-
Tertiary. John Walker GOES for five years,
and Thomas Smith for three years, both
from the same neck Of woods. We CLEAN
from the Times.
A grand wolf hunt in Cedar county
will come off on the 3O,h inst, as We
learn cror, the Upton Adrsrtitsr.
Burr King. convicted Of larceny. goes
from Cedar county to the Prniten'iarv.
there to remain Is months. George ".
| Harmon, OF the same county, convicted
! Of IN assault and battery, under an in
/ lictnaU2 for assault with intent 70 contni.
! rape, was sentenced to imrrisonc1en, f,r
! 80 days in Jail, and 70 pay f"e Of 500
! =, ~
~ on an ;~1ic'mens for larceny. We
| CLEAN fva n the A.,rsrt'ser.
"'''' >''.s '@'''' r,eoSe'e' ~ me e.
dar Cyu"ty Conr. $3.50 fr nj Johnson
S'""'.' i" p @"""'e S'''' "ce"s''"Fu ~
me '"''."@ o. 4 "'"',>9 /" lie '"'"' c"uH' =.
u. 'cde.'2 says Inn, 'oa' - - cents
| 2@'"e' ~ ra' ora mat 100 mn'H
/ ~ " 9'2~' 'oc"'9a III Tue ''c'''F G. "a
>---'
%. Y. Good oush. Snrerinten!sn, Ct
2s,>cr~>' !i1o, YES bad fy,z41 the eth
er night in Au415rn co4n,y. He w.s t.
ken TO Lewis. Cas- comfy; sni it lear~d
lis Injuries will prove fatal. We CLEAN
from thc Ic!:"e.
E1erczer Goo'd, suftrinr for the
wer. # sid CT something else, raised the
Ebeuc@lr Ct john S'aton. Of Hardin
county, tv stealing buffalo robe and
blanket from JOHN S'a,nn's slni.-h Goull
,yae -uraugi, auS although he was good
, runner, and had the advantage of being
on the defensive side If the Question. b"
Wa 0verl.hen, arrested, brought up for
eE"'",n"",o' "o"' E'''y' ana Put
'"'''" a Wa" u 'sGo', ,@'"cs ~ >0@' lar
o,S appearance =, me D.-'r'"' Court We
si>"n from Tue dard'n SeA'HacL
-he9res'n'a''Ss j. wilson, OF the
t"5' h'S'''c'' mas 'h'roa"ceh t''' IN
congress TOT Tue relief OF Inc '''h Iowa
infantry commonly called Grey n7''d' -
Justice reg ''rfs 'Sa' Inc Oh men "ao
~'.F"I,~ ''''> ''' $3.50
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. "s ''''""sS'''"g supper al me o''
p""'S 1io"'s' oeu"' 'a''S' y'e'oen pr
.se0S ~ TUE amount VI sio'' % says Tue
0'~'''
oaHue' wales, Dr., son OF one OF the
original settlers OF Monticello, Jones coun
~, was found dead in The streets OF that
p'Ae7 lew oa1' SINCE ne MAD Dee"
S''J"'' 10 HIS
The DEBORAH Republic chronicles the
sudden death Of 4. Ii. White, landlord Of
hoto' IN 'na' Place.
-During one Of the recent fires at Chi
oako, ..oo worth of furniture belonging
W .A@ Lti7G'p2! I1afca al III Or, was
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
Death Of winter CaSts.

BALTIM RS Jan. !. 1856
Hon. Henry Winter DAVIS d,yd a, lis
rooms in this city. aLont Il oclack las,
night, after an illness Of several days.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

'E'ii = observation-disclosures hi; nowsh 7
l on rctrl street. where he j. now prepared -
attend to hing connected wit he T"nsuria
art the mue lash >ah!c style. n. n"ironag oi
tn. gentlemen o Sioux Cit!and vieint, isrestect.
ulls solicited. tnl6 ADAM FALA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

4 TTORSEYsat Law. Sioux City Iowa viii
II practice nth Courts of Iowa and Eorthorn
Estrssk once Douyiasstrss sekO-0o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

The Boonsh 'ro Mder has removed to
the new town Of B,one. which is the pres
TT; western term Ines cf the n. " r r
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
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er.v-Ma,k Murdrrons pomerov. IN.
/ suui'ps> wretch and ten !i>h gh ,ul who
cay, coy, "a l. O''N'e h|"oc't" oh'Iy Sio
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man than himself t, nurd3r oar dear
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liver ~ Lv ,houi--ni. hanr, r,..,,l -.
indians his legs ste~rl u, aud Str4ard
through IN" hf"p--hla head shaved aud
gwen 20 me o',s'' ''r a "ee'e he'H hts
nn1.sn rnn ,b.r4;, his hand ...L '',,'h =,
| the ho. tears of ~orr,w:ul Aholi,;o,;s,.
SHE'D WHEN lnmen'cI l. rcoln was slain -
n's "''Fc''' "'''' INT 'r"n' h"nf"h red
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j u" n '''$ '3''A n'"r' severe Oh some
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

SrAMAER'SG.-Why pc PIE continue to
s'ammer, when it is So easy to ge. rid of
It. is mystery. Stsnmerng is caused
by AN e'fnr, to talk while taking breath
avery unr aiural tti"rt. Talk only when
the r@alh is taken, aud hahi, will soon
make II right. A sanmerer meyer al
temps to sag while tax NJ his breath !;
hence s,amms,e,s have no difficulty in
singing.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

1 roRNEY Ar LAW, Sioux Clty. Wcedty
"A >~Hty LVwt. ~ See
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

THE HrAEr crust Of bread, a
pitcher Of water, ,h.,ched root, and
love; there is happiness r yon, whether
the day be rainy ar sunny. 1t is tn"
heart that makes the home, whether the
eve rests on potato patch or a flower
garden. Hear, makes home precious,
and II is the only thing tha, can.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

An hnn"st- Du'ctman, in training Up
his son IN the way he should GO, f,--
qa"ntly exercised him in the Bible les
s'ns On Que OF these occas ions he
asked him:
"Who vas dat would not shleep NIT
Bprph~rs wife p
'Shnseph.'
Oats g"ot pow. Veil Va, was de
Reason h. vonIi not sheep mi. her? 2
Don't know, vather; shpose he wasn't
sh!eepy'
, 1866-08-31

For all such matters we do covet a true
and safe amount of Reform. The enter
prise, genius and energy that distinguish
us in manufacture and commerce are ut
terly wanting in our public offices. Our
great national characteristics, the causes
of our wealth, prosperity and power, are
discouraged as worse than useless quail
ties when they are to be applied to the
service Of the commonwealth. We do
not believe that real representatives Of
the Industrious classes would endure this.
We believe that they would hunt out and
destroy such imposture. Meanwhile, let
us have the best efforts of those who tell
us that we need no change 10 show that
they can at least make some case for re-
tanning the Government Of the country
in the hands of a class which, whether
ycIept Wing or Tory, has done so much
to mismanage it.
, 1866-08-31
Notice.

n special General Meeting of Share
L1l holders in this Company will
be held on TUESDAY the 18th
September next, at the room adjoin-
ing the Savings Bank, for the pur-
pose of electing a Superintendent,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Mr.. C. w. G.. WILKENs.
The different applications that
have been received, will be submit
ted.
The Chair will be taken at IL
o'clock.
Office of the Marine Repairing
Slip, st. Thomas 9th August 1866.
S. BARTHOLOMEW LANCE,
Chairman:
, 1866-08-31
5 Q. 6 0 TX a S.

had The fever, and breads to die, and TO
leave his children 10 be apprenticed out
TO the native, which is the same as to be
brought up in slavery. The natives
carry loads and work for hire, but their
charges are quite beyond his means,
and they are a quarrelsome set, always
fighting with each other, and burning
and destroying the provision grounds of
those they are at variance with. There
are only negroes to be met with, greedy,
rapacious, and treacherous; the govern
ment inactive, or at least incapable of
providing for the relief of the destitute
and the distressed; and without the aid
of the whiteman, the improvement Of the
country, and a just and beneicient 60
vernment is impossible.
, 1866-08-31
From tie Barbados Vest Indian, dug. 1O.)
LIBERIA.

We hear sad accounts of the emigrantS
who left this Island some year or two
ago for Liberia at the expense of the
American Colonization Society Of Wash
incton. They were about 800 in mum
Der, including women and children.
They made q safe and prosperous voyage
across in about 5 weeks. Only an infant
died on landing. The Liberian authori-
ties received them kindly and appeared
to have done for them all that was in
their power, and all that they stipulated
TO do for them. They gave them lands
and found employment for some. But
they could not escape the effects OF the
climate, and the hardships and prlvations
of settling in a new country. Many of
them took the fever aud died and those
left found themselves surrounded by
difficulties which they were unprepared
to meet, and from which there was no
escape. For some time they were sup
piled with food by the government, and
the clothes they took with them sutflced
to cover them. Bnt they are now thrown
upon their own resources, which are little
beyond the skill and strength they have
TO cultivate their lards, and to provide a
shelter for their families against the
weather, Letters have been received
here giving an account of their disap-
pointments and s~ufferings, which the
writers desire should not be published,
lest being discovered, it might expose
them to the illwill of those in authority,
who of course are anxious 10 spread a
very different report of the condition of
the republic. But from what we learn
from those who have relatives or ac-
ouaintances amongst the emigrantS, we
understand there is not one OF them who
does not bitterly repent OF his leaving
Barbados 10 seek O new home In Liberia,
and who has not reason for wishing he
had gone anywhere else, TO Demerara,
ST. Vincent, or any other British Colony,
where he could have worked for wages,
and found the means at least of keeping
his family in clothes and food, without
exposure to the malaria of the African
Jungle. One of them complains that the
only thing he can get to eat IS cassaya;
that his wife is dead, and for days he
went out 10 procure a little rice for her
to eat, but without success. That his
tools and furniture remain in the store
where they were placed on his landing.
from his Inability TO pay the expense OF
the conveyance 10 his residence In the
country, where his allotment was assign
edioiim SO miles from the town, to
which there is only q footpath. He has