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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20


Nav YoRx, June 90.
otton-Quie. 39@40c.
lour : Dull and heavy for common and firm
{ good grades, t7.50@s.7O fer Ex. State,
,sO@tlo.25 r. Il ..
Wheat receipts, firm for prime and dull
ich.
Rye--Activc and firmcr, &ll5@sl.eo winter
Barley Dull no receipts.
Corn Under light supply aud M receipts, Is
asc higher. s?@ss unscund, new 9iiG@s7 for
Oats-Shade iirmer, 57@G0.
Pork-Active and unsettled, S3s4l3S.43 fer
ew mess, closing at $s3 81 regular, and 81. 80
t3i.59 for old mess.
Bses-Steady.
Gut Meats Scarce aud firm
hard-Frm, sols@2sl<.
Whisky-Firmcr at s2.ssi, for Western. and
bond at SO 80
Petroleum
LArEsf MARKET.
flour CLOSED steady good grades, and heavy
Il declining for inferior.
Wheat-Closed firm for prime and heavy for
| mmon
'orn-Closed l@2c better, wcth no receipts
light supply.
ork-Closed irregular, unsettled and 10 yer.
n mess; $S3.37 for regular.
,rd-Ciosed quiet and firmcr at l9izc@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
FIRST PnENIUM
IMPROVES
So N xyE|as, SD
TINE EMBODIMENT or
81 PRACTICAL UTILITY AND

PRACTICAL UTlLITy AND
g8 EXTREME o1MPL1C1TY
Originally Ssesats6 AsS 10, lee0s ssseesssns
eeessset Jsss 9th i0o2. TIE eslsheolsd FAMlLI
0En SEWING n MACHINE, wteh pe1snt e1suv1I
attachmeat. moot Wunderea1 90 ooe9oaely ~
steu esed novs1ty isxonsoao1oia opefaaie9. ~
the sYRAisHS HssDLR, ooWo VIII DoUuGs :
HineLs TaaaAD ef ~ Sinds. Mateot ~ oaonia
Stitch more psrfsct and fs1stse thea b. heo1
and with extraordinary fsei1tV nGkial
stitches 70 eeeo nov0luSssg u ~ Vuaoa. NJ
estAsv, Asw, es(s. sAiss, tsak, ~ - Ass61I
Ia, Ae; requires 20 chicago - s0tgsA = q
LsA1Ls % saS oUS % onpno, - Will 1oGS . -
stnR, being the ssaoxoass 0AQnuD 0o1e. u u
taken the vhenlun q esAso rADna, snl SooQ1yG
~ approval of I'll The prineipal Journals -
theas vho hass uasp then.
'stoS A. Dssssmaksr u y lnvaloabls; ~ q
9onseno!13 ssppliss's vsssss plsss."-0|
sftis Sseehins surpsssss IN Others =, hs1
sees. md u u0uD6 rsauire sOesuna y ssuoeee1
~ numerous virtues. "-NeDaeeo( Deveopee}
"With sinsis Or dssbls thrsod, Il silSoSl
Ietvesy rapidly, With : es00ea neoole. nak}
The running stissh exsslly NE lAs Nod 'ssvia
~. Z. HS6wAs.
Al psss6ss whs NY Or sGss ~ salsinitaAis1
Of thsi gsnuiss nss6lns. VII \ pseessulsd q
infsingsusesssa she pseseeA ~ b ~ 81
low priced Msehine ssesssd ~ t6asas.
Singh nachines eqat v ~ ~ q ~ ee9d
try PER Express, plekel 81 ts4' Mn psis61
lutfIclisn6 - rsce1ps ofpsSsss =. Agents Waa
"a svsrywhese. CffeulGS eoutsising Literal z
tucsmsuss ssnt ftseo
Address 81 ~ 3 ~
FAMILY 08M 0gWiNN MACnlug CO..
yvlS.AWlv1 O0ee, 100 naaooo teorooe. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

O"eses'"maA'
WASHINGTON, June 19.-SENATE-Mr
Fesscndcn gave notice that lie would cal
up the lax Bill to morrow
Nj. Howard moved TO take up the Pncifit
X. X Bill, which was under discussion
yesterday. Notion Was disagreed to.
On Motion Of Mr.. Williams ? bill 70 grant
road from Salt Lake city to Columbia river
in Oregon, was taken up.
Tho Financial ComAittee, in theil
amendment 10 the tax bill, include n
their free list the following: Prussiste O
potash, rctorts and tiles Of clay, stamped
copper bottoms, deer skins smoked, 0iIsd OF
dressed, india rubber springs used exclusive.
" for railroad cars, iron dFain and scwei
pipes, cordage, ropes and cable, made Of
vesetable ta6sics. printing paper of oil des
crSpsiUno, and tanned paper tor roofing and
other purposes, flsh, plates. salt peter, safssI
loom spinning machiaes, pumps, steam en-
sinca, bot wafer and hot ar furnaces, sew
lng ulnchlnes, spokes, hubs, bows and Eel.
lows, wood tanks and cisterns for crude
miaesal oil, raib made and fitted for rail.
rosdA sugar from corn, flower of Sulphur
made q srspss' currssss and other ifui,s
ana rhubar6.
The committees propose to strike Oh
ffu0 ~ propoeed1 fire LET, iron bridges -
cassings f0s bridge, reapsrs, nSOwereI
thrsshing machines SEPARATION. cega sAslI.
4 iesssr from the Clerk II the Hous. an.
npuneing ~ - h.d presented tdthe Pres
dvat certiheu copy1cf the concurrent rsso-
a ss1us3eneef - ~ Cr,s,e6s1mss.,,, esl,,,sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

ST. Lours, June 20.
The .ofning store Of Mayer, Friedman Z
Co 90 70 street between Locust and Vine,
and u millinery rooms Of Federlim : Co
hen, n,or o: the same building, was
bprpe last night. Total loss about go, 600
-alasursnce h s1ntssn oMea
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
II New York Ssocaks.
Nav YoRK. June 90.
Id opened ct $l.53 and closed at Sl52l
y LOUIS GRAIN ELEVATOR
CHARGES FOR STORAGE, &C.
view York Aaoclxs.

lection -ooc n bushel.
Timing. &c i bushel.
VIKING. Ike y 100 ms.
eornge 1,fc y bnshel for 10 days. and
~ bushei for every subsequent 10 days, or
f'iona' part thereof
.sarkIng. If seved- Wheat, Rye and Bar
&c y bushel: Com, lc do; Oats, &c do
le # tied. &c do.
ibrayaGe TO Steamers, in sacks-Oats,
q bnsheii Whesh Corn and RYE, 1i5c do !;
riley &c do. ~ Within limits bounded north
North Market street, west by fifteenu. street,
nth BY Chouteau Avenue, in bulk or in sack,
g y bushel beyond above limits &c do. 70
ast ~. Louis depots. 6c = 100 Ms.
All Druy age from the Elevator controlled BY
e Company. by order of.the Board,
Apr25-dly John r. SMITH. Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20


A single Box of Wranareth's 'tlls
contains vegetable extractve matter I'm TWEEN
~ boxes Of any pills in the world besides; ay-avc
hundred physicians them In their practice to the
exclusion Of other purgavcs. The hrs letter their
value IL yet scarcely appreciated, When they afe Bot
ter known sudden death and and continued sickncss
win be OF the past Let those who know them speak
right ont in their favor. II is duty which will save
life.
Our race are subject TO redundancy Of vtiated bs
At this season. and It Is dangerous - Il Is preva-
lent but Brnndreth.s Pills afford an Invaluable and
efficient protection. By their occasional use We pre-
vent the collection Of those impuEes which. when. In
sufficient quantities, cause 70 much danger - ~
body's health. They soon cure Liver Compliant Dys
pepsa, Loss Of Appetite, Pain in the He'd, Heartburn
Pain in the Brcst-bonc, Sudden Faintness and Cos
tiycness Sold BY all respectable Dealers In MedIsea
w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20


NEW YoRK, June 19-The following sub
stitu,e for section IA Of tax bill was report
I'd by the Senate Finance Committee yes
terday.
Bee IA. That the capital ofany State bank
or Banking Association which has ceased OF
shall cease exist, or which has been or
shall be connected into National bank, for
all the purposes of the oct to which there is
Nm amendment, shall be assumed to he the
capital - It existed Immediately before snch
tank ca ed to exist Or was converted as
aforesaid, and wheI th outstanding ciScu
lati0n Of any Bank Association Corporation
Company, or person shall be reduced TO an
amount not exceeding 8 per centum Of the
chartered or declared capital existing ut the
time the same was Issued, said circulation
shall b. free IRON taxation, and whenever
any bank which has ceased to issue notes Tor
circulation shall deposit in the treasury Of
the United States in lawful money tn.
amount Of the outstanding circulation to bt
redeemed under such regulation as the Sec
retary shall prescribe, il shall exempt. from
any tax upon such circulation, and when
ever any Stsse Bank or Banking Association
has been converted into National Banking
Association and such National Banking As
ISOLATION has assumed the liabilities OF sucl
State Bank or Banking Association. includ
Ing the redemption II its bill, or by any
agreement or understanding, whatever viii
the representatives of such State Bank o.
| Banking Association shall use the bills o
such State Bank or Banking Association
euch National Banking Association shall b,
held 10 make the required return and pay
ment on the circulation outstanding 80 long
or such circulation shall exceed per cent
Of the capital before such conversion Of sucl
State Bank or Banking Association that tn
act Of March 10th, 1854, to declare tn
meaning Qkcertain parts Of the internal rev
enue act be amended by striking out section
- and 8. and inserting the following, tina
II shall be the duty Of all persons require'
and articles, or objects charged with an in
ternal tax 10 declare IN such returns or lists
whether theseveral rates and amounts there
In are stated according to their values in l.
gal tender money.
NEW YoRK, June ia Tribune Mon
treal dispatch says 1900 M are to be kep
ON the frontier and they will be mostly reg
ular troops.
A Tribune st. Adams dispatch says th
regulars Of Canada on the frontier were OF
deFcd back 10 their barracks, and six CON
panies OF volunteers detailed to guard it.
The examination of Eenian prisoners wa
continued yesterday Mt Ere ighsburg Bu
little leniency will be shown theynif an
proof can be found again them.
Generals Sweeney and spear, and Co
Meehan are still ut st. Adams.
New YoHK, June 19.-The Post gives IN
following sales at o'clock open board thi
r. NJ: W. q. Telegraph, 57a; Eric, sol
Hudson. 12; n. s, 10Y; Cleveland an
Pittsburgh, 60f Cleveland and Toledo
1863. Gold closed at 1852.
business at the Office of the Assistan
Treasurer to-day was as follows: Total re
ceipts $3.50, 55S. 57s, Of which $343,OOO wer
for Customs; Gold notes 5000, 900 Pay
mcnts 81S1 40l. b93: RalnsCe III :lIO .:,o gSI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
.1kN)'NTGERS,
N9@lW~S
fleNl1zpAL
80 an 4,


1Wheoe Nuerle0t,
old 120meoee0A 4yOs
In .aa,& - ~ Salaaas ~ Sssti.e WfneG, -,
IN origns 2ckages, and in eeaR to l1Dafe = -
TONERS n Liquor in cc0pect ~ cc1Seu1ne
fHm, = kmaace1 Tie .cneapfise q 6ot11lng -
pacFini iSses OF V1f1 kngwn Whes, D11sdlso,
wh:skks,F E, md hsve st tesn eat = : - ~
s nth = slE E.. e 80 8:
cfios,s ha4cGnaCed % to maintain u standard =
regards oily, ais 70 maks hersaeed sesE3s tpsS-
tain III Il46aco and poaruoAGo WAtcA ~ M -
B1glNG1A = co.
tEs.sblisiki7s lnooeesD q w., 80
-re. q 1sesle alsets, M Ia.
! TAe ~ Pas1fl3so0 - - up = e. 60
tainine ~ dGoeA b0etes ooeh. and ~ ~ ~ ~
ploa iacn1 rgshas. oroesss. e.
a mons of the Press.
/. The rsn Bisiness . CO, n. y ns.ssr se,yse,
e Z .ass z g 90 =: e. - .stA : -;
:. ihc Il ~ - 6lsol..le . =. -. =
=, s.s.ser E : :: s. 10y = s -;
Lsf,ess. jsnsfi-dsseM-w -e1sssway
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

Chsssras r..
Nsw Ycnx, June pho tsaths b chof.
esa IN ~ city % day have besn reported %
LA night OfBcsr Green We attached with
unnis1akshls symptoms Of cho1os6y ,but Wa
dolng wen 70 day.
All three .. m to-day Geo. A. Simpson, Z
porter living In Mulberry street, was attack
q By cholera and y mot expected to revolver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
TRANSFORMATION!

Of Warning and instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE TIE vital p0cl
with sure of relief SENT free II charge In eea
cd letter envelopes. Address, Dr. J. SK1Ll1N
hOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

Nsw OnEEAKe, June 10.
Bob Jamison, : notorious gambler, ~
murdered last night By nan named Du61s
Il : gambling houGe.& Jsnison received
nine balls and ~ osahe. s
The latest reports ftoSh the Ke6 river
snsntsy ars unlayorabls - to the prospects
/ II ths cropa. q
The evssAewsd lsnds have been newly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20


Nsw YonK, lane 1.-THE Pss's money
article soys Tie exci1ement In the gold rOom
dbpsass 70 have 0xhnusesd ITSELF The open
Ing quotation was 1874, which Was the
highest point struck, and the lowest trans.
action recorded WAS 1t 149s.
The losn market i Easy u 4@s per csnt.
a6vances on call. with good collateral secus.
ny. TIE demand for discount IL ssnAll cd
prime cUmmssrial bllls are scarce. The
fatss being 6A07S.
The stock market IL dull and steady, the
highest speculative prices Of yesterday moi
being anstained. There h, however, . de
c1ded advance on the quotations Of yester
day. Railrosd shares are dull, except Pitts
burgh, which rose TO Sc, unthe rQmor that
The clique who arc manipulating this se0ck
Wefe about 70 make . movement on It.
AFTER THE BOARD.
NYlC 0el; Reading lO0 n 5e1; Pitts
bursh e6i; n " 40; no pfd 80; RI ysi; Fl
Wayne S7A. 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

UP y ..tfIt5-
!!
. Have On sxhibissss2.s n
IMMENSE STOCK
ST A PLE
FANCY DRY-GOODS,
Purchased since sls recent decline In prices for
CASH. and srs enabled THEREBY 10 Offer
greater Inducements 10 ill
ASH HI Y Z r. 8
THAN ANY, .'... nous. Is RS. ''''.
...n....
~ Leuis Jearnal 81 Csnnefces
Daily H'''ssF! Democrat
~. LOUIS rrlce CuFf0nb
AND
W. III. DENlON " W..
M
A A-a-. r->~~~H>~A ~
Data ee uesne.
W. H. BENTON & CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
Kire.

Boston. June ia fire broke out this
morning in the furniture mandatory OF
Haley, Eorse & Borden, on Washington st.
Their loss is estimated at t1l0 .O0O-insurcd
100000.
Several small buildings in the rear were
crushed by the falling walls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

ss.s-ss 5stl ta WAsnnnesox, June 10.
II The House to-day' he eesrstary Of the
freasuey sepostea thQk. thes 0ovsanono1l
bid ga f6dsJ ikpary j1so . June 9Th,
aneuntsd - %, DOo,O 90. Tbs highest pre-.
nisa 49, sssony 01lixl1OS tie lowest,
~ IN. 1eeh 4otal prsnium received
81, ~, 900, Derihgshs sans si4e 1Q,4,
bondo Uese pureAse6o . ~ uA4i6es 81
81, 80, 600, 81 cost u Sla1l,6s2. Fivs>
twsntv bsuds wsru 80 eaeahtine to e11o
~, soep pfak)am s1nisef % the same
eo700oo.7A .sslga a,s .
- q y ~ Da1hne. bs-s- ~.
sass ss,ss-s. DusAlo, June -.
+ TIE snsuai, - rsnes & Dc Wssessn
Unitasian shpfehs hsgins Asss sUs1ays-~
kbout TO 49, ltfp No 9fsaoy arrived,
ana 81 Il kSff31 h Il S{pested that =
l1ssy nsaGp1s1a6eAes wiIf kavr ssssmessd.
Ilany pfomfusat Unitarian mipiaQi S>eo
- 60 anGle1iae ~ -1o)lseS Nv. n.
lleaotGG dGel6sss o ~ kWs. n
= ~ ia's1 -, =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

BUFFALO, June 19.-The Express gives
following list Of marine disasters:
Sch. Three Friends and unknown barb
ashore at Fairpprt, Ohio; CHI. Harriet Ross
on the rocks 1t Eagle HArbor, Lake Superior;
no details; Propeller CayshOga, collided and
sunk q Port Hnron; bark :. J. Winslow
collided with the schooner Minnesota Min
ME williams at Anxious Point, Lake Erie
no particulars; Capt Richardson Of the brig
ucs. worth, reports passing an unknown
vessel bottom upwards off. Astabula, Ohio ;
bark Sunny side and Schooner X. g. g hles
lost most Of their canvass schooner j. N.
Lee dragged her anchor, went ashore. last
night near Buffalo Hsrbor and is going to
pieces; brig ). q. Walbridge is ashore six
teen miles from Cleveland, and u tug has
gone TO her assistance scfiooners Snow
Bird and Dasien are. ashore near Euclid
ohio; schooner Jennie r King capsized of
Long Point. Cut, Lake Erie-all hands lost
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

hcUsgvl10, june 10. ?.
IN the q. 8. Ccurt, II the case Of 1sham
nsadssssn, Judge Hsll41 slNcharosd the
defendant, thu. relieving him ofall military
cootrol. -, -
The CaliAn countssfsitsfs of ffactional
currency have been sentsncs1 TO the psni.
tentiary-one for IL ysarsvand two, ethsfa
ITO sUvsu ysafs ana siH osolhe each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

HlLL1AnDe.
inns naIC Ans lNrOhMnD THAT faI
'0r,sr v1. COQN - CO.
il on. q y Md fashIoushle rsssste = ~
-, - = ~ 3. :; :sss - (. 49,
setal63 has, x2k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20
: : :
BUSINESS CARDS.
W.. r. GUNCB6 Ill.
DNmafSn.

DERRY STREET, bet. sd 4 9Th, Davenport.
L With facilities unsurpassed, added 70 the
experience of moro than 20 ycars, hopesio merit
large share Of patronage aepls
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-20

TARPkNTER AND BUILDER. SHOP On
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post OEcs. DE-
xaannef In
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-24

Seniter bon Sbierberg ieben, mnb Der
iun9e Mann erg5ste fid) cine s3eitIang
an Den 3iigen oes Sailors aao feines
Sbeirns, Sic in eifri9em @eipra6 amber
Seniterbriiiturg itanben, Slu6 Gnna'S
5burmfenltsr hpar ge0ffnet, aber itatt
ibrer bolben 3iise lab man nur ett'en
fleinen Sran9enbalun, Den lie an Die
Come seiteat bate. Sn Der Meitte bes
SbaleS sog in fleinereI Sosen Der
glefar bin, pieIe frelmblide SaI6inleln
biIbeno, .ullo in, fleiaerer Gntferunng
entbeftc bas sluge bes iiineen Wfannes
Elm Sdlob in bellan Senltera iid Die
Nfittagsionne fpieeelte. gsmar in ses
falIigent, ita!ieitii6em GtDI aufsebaut,
Sic Sdulen nno Der 8alfon, f6lant unO
sierli6, ma6ten eineil ionberbaren @on<
trait NIT ben buitlen fdtueren Manern
oes sbierberss gu ieiner &e6ten, unb
pie oieie Burg auf Der Sforbieite res
@ebirses auf einem fteilen @alobers
hing. 10 rubte ienes i@one 2uiff6lob anf
Der SlOisite seseniiber an einem fanften
Gebbiigel, befen reinli6 unr nett anse<
legte @eIanoer unb Spaliere fi9 bis an
Den 6luB berabsogen. gilbert mar III
oieien reisenben 9tnblif beriunten, unb
badtc nod iiber oieien @egenias, ipel6en
Sic beiben SdlGiler, ipie Bilber Der al@
ten ,lno neuen Belt berDorbra9ten, als
feite Wldnnertritte binter ibnl Durd bas
Gebiii6 raul9teu unO i'm aus ieinen
8etra6tunsen iuedten. Grtuanbte Id
nm, uno mar ni6t iueniger eritaunt, ais
Der Nlaiti, Der iest Sur6 Die Iesten
8Ii9e brad unb Dor linn itanb. = Gs
mar fem Sefabrte bonn Giliuagen. @r
bate cine SasOtalde iibersewOrfeu, trug
cine 8Idie lluter 6e.n Slrn, uno swei
groBe g8inbbuuoe itiirSteu binter linn
aus Dem @ebIid.
(SortIeBun9 foIgt.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-24

90
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-24

Sd be3eust biermit, Sos ID bic ga@ts cOrtraett
ber Sarpetb arS 1edrroubone DeIs unb Rinen,eoms
pdsnie urterindt nro aIe 81 Ee6t beftsbsnb ssfnus
fen babe, inoem bieiebsn Ser @sieai9aft snsn @tsn
Eitst fiis ben aussemudbten 3sitraum sepabrsn. /,
- po3o1tuagsrcu 49,
s. q. ReEfor6,
anlpalt aenanuter Gompagnie.
Germ u. O. % ellis, SeiE s1 an
grdfbent. 2imrs ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-24
q eultletolr,
SaS Sil0 Ocs Saiiers,
%opeIIe oun ssi[bsIn 9auH.
Sortfebung:

ygSenu er Elm Sran5ofe mare" ent<
gegnete gilbert, vbqhn m0dte es inn
binge6eR. glber fir einen sSeutl6en
i9ift rs litb bod nabrbaft nibt,
@s.ipar feline g DE fir ~iueld)e CT
lo6t, fonocrn Elm 8bantom."
,Streiten mir ni9t 6ariiber," rel ilm
9(una ins @ort. sd bin iiberseu9t
wem bu oiclen IiebenStpiirOigen, eOelu
Wiann fennen lernit, tuirit Oa inn ietnen
GntguiiaSmuS oerge6en,"
vgSie alt 1T er Oenn?" fra9te Sener
befangen, If 1871
uGiu gutter 8iimfsiger" ertuiOerte
2lnna lddelnb. N'tir aber ideint CT,
wie seiugt, fur ieiue @eiirnuu9en Elm 10
guteS Sedt Su baben, ais Der 8ater.
@urOc ia bod AUDI, mas 3 nj sroB unO
srbaben bau6te, serit0rt unb berbobnt,
uuO bu iueiBt, Dap Dies ni6t ser gSea
1T, Die Nfenl@en nit Steueren aus5Rp
i0bneu. Die beiben Serren baben groBe
3uneigllng gu chamber gefaBt, obglei6
ile in ibrcn Nteinungen 10 idroff elm
amber gegeuiiber itebeu. sit fomnlt es
unter ibnem gu 10 beftigem tStrcit, OoB-
i'd immer einmal einen ipirflibeu 8rud)
Der na6barliden Serbdltnillc boraus<
Iebe. Sp CLAUDE, iuenm mebr Samem
sngegen pGren iplirDe eS mic 10 melt
tonliten, ober leiber bat audi Ser 8ene>
raj Dor einigen Sabren feline Srau ber<
loren. gle mar cue trefftide Sruu,
unr meme l@tatter ihiste fe, iebr; ser
Sater fonnte eS ibr aber ME bergebeu,
Dap iic cine Siirgerli6e ipar, nnb leire
S9melter, sic lebt chen bel linn lit, phegt
immer nur auf fur;e 3eit einsufebren."
Ser alte Sbier6er9, ser in bielem
Slugenblif bon leinem 9lmtmam su1
riiffam, nnterbrab bieieS @eipra9, bas
Der iungc Wann nod lange bate forte
feben in6aen; oenn 8aie 9lnna eri6ien
ibmL menn iie lebbaft iprab, wenn hire
9lugen tuabrenb ibrer 9fcOe INNER bell
Ter gIausten, unO lire Sarten 3iige ieoe
ibrer Gmpfinbuu9en abipiegeItcn, im@
mer reisenber, IiebeuslpIrbiger gu mers
Den, unb er glaubte aus Oen &eraniieen,
oaS ibr bic llnterbaItung nit ibm gu ge@
tpdbren idien, ui6t nit llnreat einen
sirrltigen S6luB fiiri id sieben slt biir<
len.
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6errli6en Ge6ten mar Dem alton Sbiers
berg nur Die @rnennllna ober pie man
eS bort nannte, sic 9raientation bes
S6ulnieiIters ii6rig ge6Iieben, unb er
oeriuiinl6te aud bieien leBten Geit che
maliger 8r0Be unb Geiualt, ais er Sfad)<
nIittags ;iuei Observation-Disclosures nit
Dem Sbierberger Yrebi9er inS S9loB
treteu lab. Gr bieB ieineu 9telIen allein
in ben gSalo borauseeben unb nerlpra9
balb gu folgeu. Der iuuge Mann ipans
oerte lansiant jeuel gSeg binan, ipel6en
i'm &nna suerit 9efiibrt bate. Dit
itanb er title unO iab suriif aiif 6iele
aItertbiimIidle Sm9 lnb 9erne berivetlte
irin slu9e allf lenenl Sburiit; ii osiler
3immer6en @nna ipo5nte. aBie Hebte
er oieIes flare, rubige, iiatarItbe gBes
len, sepaart nit 10 biel gIrtitairO uno nit
10 feiner 8ilbungl Gr fcnnte ii6 auf
ni6ts IebnlideS Be innen. Sft MOLTEN
5iuar in ieiner Grinnerrng Die Oamen
Der Marf bieiem S9nabentino oen8ors
rang itreitig gu MAIDEN. GS bau9te
benz iungen NfanH, ct babe eIesantere
Sormen geieben, seiuanOter 3ierlider
ipreaen sebOrt, er rief fi@ ieoe einseIne
SdOnbeit, Die i'm Iorit besaltberte, gu
rlf, aber er befannte, Dap eS eeraSe Siee
fc llnbefansenbeit, bieia &ube fci, mas
ibn 10 iiberrai6enb, 10 neu, 10 Iiehens
~iirbig erf9ien. OSie 1T gu beritanbig,
su rubis, gu tlar, I'M Iemol5 redt lieben
su t6nnen" fubr &c in .ieinea @eoanfea
fort, Uaber ifaBen ipirb fie mid, fie
Miro Snterehe an mir fin6en. Hub see
robe Siele Slarbeit, bieie Srt, iiber bas
2eben gu oenfen, muB ibr anberc, beIere
SerbaItnihe Ian9it fuiini9ensnertb gez
ma6t baben. /; 8equeme, ele9ante
8obnung cine 9ei6mafbo 8arberobe,
Ba9en, Yferbe, Sebiente, cine ausse<
lu6te Sibliotbef, oas iino Die Singe,
ueIde in cinem iol6en falten Sersen
Die Siebe erieben /; 10 unbefan9en iie
lit, 10 peiB fie bod in ibrer llnbefansen<
belt Die GAME redt tuobt 3u ipielen,
unb tuirfli@ muB ibr ais fSrau bon
8antoip alerliebit itebenM
Der Iunge Nfann mar inter oieien
&rdumen elmer id0nen 3ufnnft auf elmer
S0be an9elanst, mo er einen She'll oes
rei3enoen 9teGartbalS iiberldauen ton
nte. SortpartS gu ieiner linfen ges
mabrte CT cine gSalbipibe, Die iueit Dor.
iprang unO ibm bic 2lusFi6t auf Den
anbern She'll OeS 5bales beroefte. s,
Oer9li6 fie nit Der Gage beS S6l06cS
une fanb, eS miille bieielbe 8erelpis
leiu, bon tuelder geitern iene iiiben 8lol
tenflanae beriiber tonten. Son Dor
aus, bate ibm glnna geia9t, f0nnte ma
einen Weiten, ireien Slid ii6er bas gang
Sbal. seniebcn, nnO raid befaloB G
ai4t crit ben Sbeim a6Sniuarten, fonOer
i'm @enuB elmer berrli9en 9lusT6t al
iener 9SaIoede leincn @e6anfen na4su
bdn9en. ST bate fi6 bic 0ii6t,ntg q
semerft, utO ni6t LANCE, 10 frat er al
bisien rei3enoen RIas beraus. 90
Sbal i9wentte iib i'll einem f60uen gr
gen an Sbierberg uOrii6er UNI bic
Beraede. 8e9tSunb Del tpeitem nabt
ais gilbert geba6t bate, lag Die 8ur
Dur6 cine breite BalOi6ludt bon bi
Ter Gteae getrennt. Sian tonnte n
mem suten Sernslas beutli6 in
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-24
Garpetb linb WfarrCtrbCne.
Sell nuD sD1imeas(S Dlatau0nie,

Sell natb sO1inens(S D11tPaNnie,
Sncprpcrirt bird be -.ss.4-gEs
geiebgebenoc 8eria,1n,lltn9 oes gtaates
Scnneiieg
I'm 20. Sanuar 1866
Capital $525,+00O
Office !: grO. 8 esSar strdbsl BOT Cfhss Sot6sl
afbpiHe. Senn.
Subicribtion, SIS fur bic Ictie.
1866. g.
a M I n.
q. 6. @eas, qrdfbent.
8. s. MLIen, 8icezBrdf6ent.
81. 3. Sloan, Seeretdr. 2 sF
Gbas. gRobinfon, S6Gsmeiiter.
5. 3. @erfOro, anwnIt. NaM
s. R. gouns, Oberaufie5er Der 8ObrsAnitalten
8oarSber Streetoren:
u. g. gasas. g. s.. MleIt,
S. 81. Rerforb, R. Q. Sloan,
u. s. 5enberfon, Gbas. 8obinion,