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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-03

and boasted on board The ship, that they
had more than one thousand dollars in
gold with them. Now what dependence
should be put in the stories Of such men
even ifthey swear to them on Il stack of BIZ
hles rs big as A meeting house. We have
had no trouble With the natives, none with
the authorities. ns trouble with any sect or
decentralization Of religion, 40 trouble with
any bo.ly but the eOasuls. anI All {agiorioas
few seeding traitors from the colony that
have turned against tlAci: best friends, but
the colony il NV In the best standing it
has ever been in, and arc going right along
and laughing to see what fools a set Of mad
have already raised and finished 50 as to
live in them eleven two story houses, two
one story horses, one school house, and
store. and the frame Of u three story house
j. w AID they will soon begin TO board il
all Will We already TO put up more as soon
Is they can get boards to cover them
All Of the colony seem to he enjoying
fi,bm,selvcs, hut the few iak cues that have
rot done any work since they have been
here. have not been round to see many
asshe wonders yet. have not even been to
Jcrnsalcm-,
Tngivs n description of the Inhabitants
bYa would seenfto be almost impossible,
they are Arabs. Tanks, Greeks, Russians.
Germans, Italians, French. and Of course.
1eks. some are poor aud some rich, every
one has to Look o.x for himself Nobody
l. bonii,ito take care ofthe sick, and the |
gapr. You can see the poor woman with |
y.re feet with Il basket of eggs, straw, Oh !
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observation-disclosures,


SIR unoroentli1es 8etragen am
Gonntag besablte 9inton Sones $50,
Sames WaIfer $40 unb Wfotleb bic
Soften. Sranf Sobnion uno Caroline
8ladburm famen trei. .1l9
Yeter g8bite un0 @bals. GrHen
iuaren betrunfen; Der eritere besablte
$25 Der Stpeite ging in GrmanaeIlana
bon $50, ins MrbeitshauS.
0farie Woore uno Marie. Citation
ergingen iiG In pnanitdn6iaen un6
rubeltoren6en Heoensarten. @ie be-
sabItett beibe Sic YroaebfOlfen.
Soc SAL, Gam Wlartin, ssrant
2etpis, OabiO 8atterion, @bas. Sal.
Iep, Sames Softer, glnoreip SaGlon,
cine 8an6e Iliftiger GdmboIire, tuaren
tps9en Sa3arbfpielens aneefIa9t. Mfar<
fin ble1te $25, 3eipis uno SaoIeb lie
$40. Nie iibrigeii niir Die fleine So
itenre6nnng, bic burA BITE Serbaftun9
entftanben. s...s.
2ouile @reen sabIte $50 nno Gall
lie 4arf, foipie Collie Gi1ar6s ie $5
fur unerIaubtes lllnbertreiben unS
unanitdnOig auffdaigeg 8etragen.
Collie 9llIen, &ate Chambers uHb
9isaie Seller sablten lie IS fir @nrus
fen BON Yerionen, bic an ibren Yrotis
tutionsb0bIen uoriibergingen. s
Der 0feeorber beroient befonOeres
COB, bab CT in 6olge unierer rieuIiden
9fotis foforti9e MaBre9elu er0riff nm
Benz llnipefen, 0aS ein3eIne Der Dirnen
an Nor6 sGoIlsge Strabe treiben, 81
fenern. .s
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fOic s,Sfdnts 5eitniray
mad 8entf 9tamt.

Gin Grfnnh i6fribt uHs has Sclgenbe, pelz
dem mir germ 9ufaabme in unierm 9Iatt &C.
pG9reil. Iots 80 Q4tfsH'1 eil 1871
SD i6ide Die ,,gtddtsstitlafsn mad meiner
aIten Seimatb nidt allein, neil idb ha6nrdy
nieinen Beripanbteu @eIegenbeit aebs 5u ers
fabren no i'd biit ME mir bier leben uitb tpte
nteine neue Seintatb ungefabr anSliebt, fpn-
bern aud UNI. fur bic @inwanberuitg bifrber
81 pirfen. gftbtS fann nebr.in bieier 9iet-
tans tbun ais rie 8erieubuns unlerer beutlden
,3eituns mad alien Sbeilen DeutlbIan6s. Da.
Eel lpare i'd, nc9 gapisr itnb pcrtc, benin i'd
.bfau6e ni9t ellenlanse 9riefe gu -ibreiben,
une 70 lanse i'd bic 3eihns fbiff, hpilTen bic
Ieiniser, baB es mir gut eebt."
Das SpnntagSblatt mad Deutf9lanb fpifet
incluIse pprtr sS4.5 50 per Sdbr, pber 1925 per
Salbjabr, allp nltr ID Gents fur bic ein-
3eIne Summer. Gin einsi9er einfa6er Brief
fpnint auf % @eut5. .0iernad 1T ai1p eas
Senbfn Der 3eituns Der bel peitem billiste
g8ea NIT ben Seinigsn in 0suti6Iunb In
@rrrelppnbfn3 au bleiteu. 9Sir bDffen, baB
ret Siele unierer Witbiirser 70 perniilftie iiber
biriru Saa urtbeilfit ner6en, ais uitler rteii
ertpGbnter 6regnb, ttnb feben hrsbalb rehtsabl.
retben Abpnnentsn entsesen. gSir fSnnen
pafar earantiren baB faS 8latt reselnl1bis
arfGmiit. a. ras :.
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H am SonnabenS braden mebf
irere 3e9er cine 8eriafnmlnne in @6ges
felb auf, in tpeIder Elm Mann fpre,
den lpollte, be1en &nfdten iie nidt
tbeilten. Serartige 8otgange fno
fenn6aleus uno freier Wfanner nidt
iulrOig. Sic republifanifde 8artei
inn gtaate Sennefee bat ibr Gbrens
mort Derpfdnoet, &ebefreibeit gu be-
i6lsen uno - Bas Su nidt Milf, oas
man Sir thu, bas fig aud ifetnem
Slnbern 3u." Bir iuer6en Mlobgeiit
befdntpfen, no er INNER gu finbrn lit.
H ReubeFeHunsen auf Bic ,,Sen@
nefee Stapts3eitune" t6ntten BEL ben
Serren
u. 8ornftein, 3orD sgoIIeaeitr.
@rnlt B o. I, @ermantniun
g. 9utb, Sranflin 9tte
absegeben tuerben. , !.
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Oeleaateu. gSerfautmluna.

gm 9Unnabenb, trn 90, SUM 1867,
Uerbeu F@ bic Delesaten Der republifanil6eu
llnirnspartei bon ben Gpuaties Gbmtbam,
DaSibiOn, MpntsOnterY .unb &Obtrticn in
Der Union 9easue 5aae in Rdfbsiae in Con.
peutiOn Serfammelu, atnt einen SlOater, be,
bielen Ditrift in Der 2esistatnr reprdientirt
az ncminiren. @4 -
auf 8eftbl bes GUmites.
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DaS @9ipert entSpei, ss.5..a
Das Sdilb serbroden, 10 al5ae..s IS.
Das Banner in lterbenoer San6j
Srillmpb, bas 8aterlnno blei6t fret,
Soft ie9ne 6as 8aterianb.
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H gluf Dem 8ubliv Gqunre. fiel
unt 4 uEr beute 9fad)ii ittag Elm fdrbiger
Sreiber bon eilrn BaiIertuaaeri> uno
tpur0e iiberfaIren. x Die 8erlekung
it nidt eefabrlid. y
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Gg Bir baben in iiinelter Belt
bielfad @efegerbeit gebobt, nit Sen
dlteren Deutf9eH Der Gtaot gfaibbille
3uiamrteti gu trefen un0 baben mir nit
8ergnlgeu iuabrgenommen, baB bies
ielben bereit uno gSillens iino, bas Sbre
bei;utrasen CUR 9lus9lei6ung aaIler
Weinun9sberl die0enbeiten, oIIer 3ipis
itigfeiten, bic iIA bier rlattentlid bur6
bic 6ebeaion in Oas belff6e Clement
eineefGIiden.
@ir be9riiben 6ieie CUTE @biidt BERG
LID ut6 ipiinl6en MIR, oaB eS Denen,.
bic iebt in oieieni 9Serfe beI6aftigt
firb, eelinsen mO0e, bal0 CUTE SSrii9te
81 arnoten.
@s marc ioliehr idon, tuenn mir bier
in NalbbilIe, Der Sauptltabt unlcrea
bliibenoen Gtaates, ben &eim leaen
t0nnten 81 elmer GroBmadt, Oeren Sc
ltaItung tldt ausbleiben f0nnte, iuenn
MUIR ale Betbeiligten tuirfli6 iuollen.
Cine @iniguha aller Bentf1en tInter
benz 9anier beutf6er genfiitbliafett
unb 6eutf9er Gbrlidteit, mare etpas,
an befIenl Grrei6ung mir eeatbeitel
baben, 10 LANCE unlere 3eitung eriitirt.
Das ipirb fuObl Seberlnann geleDen
baden, Der iinlere Spalten forafdltia
berfolst bat, 0ab nibts uns mebr am
Gersen licgt, ais bic @rbaunno zines
ftartsn, trdftioen beutlden Glementes
In Gtaate Senneiiee.
BriiOer reiat Die Sanb gum @unOel
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"a @ir erluden ale Srfnnbe, ains Cor
relpcnbensen aus allen Ebeilen hes Staates
iiber Stanb Der 9aaten nnb iber Ginbanbe-
runssanselesenbeiier snsrben su laiTtn,.
.t,s.5 E45 II Die MebaftiBu
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Bel benz untersei6nsten. eri9etnt unb pirb gum l.
Iiili b. s. uerfenoet werben:
q e 81 cb tie
-pcn-
Gerbinano 5reilisrarb.

8rpei Bdnoe $500 Geitcn entbaHenS) in Cctau.
3it 9srei: @roibirt ........ s. on.
Sauber sebnnoen SO 90.
Sieie Ausaabe entbdIt nj ct bios bic Iprif6en @e=
Sidbte, weIcbe In Der Gctta'i9tn &usgabe entbaten
iino ionoern upIltdnsig lie eieenen @eeibte srei
Hardtb's bis auf bic neefte 8et, iiio einfdI eBIi
oler ieiner in: Notwithstanding, '1ca ira y,
.Neuete politibe uno loeiale eeeite, npci eeftee,
uno In 3eiti6riften ebgeordten poItiiden @soifbtes
wei9ein Dentibian0 perboten rparen llno IS gun
fbeit nod itno, lpie 4. D.: EroB ale bent =! Die
Eobten an bic Sebenoen. - 6ispnllalt. - Bon Hnten
f. 2eipsgS EocteH.- ssnt DoDlano iiel Der erfte
5hub. = Gin sic pom TpOe. - Blum. ~ Die &euos
luton u. I. 10.
Der nadb Ab3ug Der Rotten flo eraebehoe 3einerfrna
aer BIS aum Is. 5uli .. 3 heiteaien uno besabiten
Glempare bic er Ausgabe febt in pen 5reiligratbs
5cn6. SO bite nin taIoige Beleaune. = sis,ss
New DOrL IS. Mai 1867. 81 y IS
an Srienricb Serbarr,
mi22 IS Eep Str. Croft Bog 40O1,l
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~ Das fir beute Nbenb aneefiins
biate Goncert Der Wenbelsiobn @elel.
f1aft finoet erit morgen Nbenb in Der
Mafontc Sale ftatt. :. !.
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Sur Scadptiing fur ccmtfcbe
VI GrfimDer.

Sic Bntentgelete ber Ser. St1aten
uebft ben Mesell nnb Der @eidiaItsor6puHg ser gas
tentsDffiee, uHb AnieitunaeR fir bic Hrfinbsr, Inn
id atente ~ iehern, fino IN gu Hformat non iliis
oeuti6er 5prabe PC oiiseegebea INN peiDe cratic
NAe perf1nbt, melde oaruiH ntlfo Cb oher f1ritts
q etsifonnien. Wan abreiiire
wfunn n. Co..
n, phi 3gs % part ssolu, sssp gorf.
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Tlnfs8

&ein Boot ab9eedn9en, feines aneee
fornmen. Ser Slub fatlt beoeutenb Sur
nod 81 SUB WaGer an ben SboaIS.
Ser Sigel 9ebt bente slbeno mad
Yaoucab ab. s-.. .a..1
Die Sbrone mirb BON Gabro beute
ertuartet.s .5 s.55 H y. ls.s 1ae
Ser yRine @robe" ging am Gonna
bend bon Cincinnati mad 6ielem Soften
ab. 8etter fb0n, aber oriifen0 beiB.
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Gta0t MnO Staat.

~ SEER NeDrit N6ber
1T 2ofale &9ent Der vSenneliee Staats<
3eituna".
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g6iitenfeff am 4. Quilt.

Ooe am 4ten SnIi ifattFneenoe
@dasenfeif iuirb isbenfans in Der Sc
fdtdte Oeutfder 6eite biefer @aiion.
eiiien fuiir6igen Ylab etisiaebntsa. IS
finO bereits 8reiie fiir nobe dR 500
DoHafs ansef6afft morOen. Sic oem
@efdif berienieen SdGBen preisse<
geben tuerOen foGen; bic mad Ser gtide
fdeibe fdieBen. ,.. .'l l5sl5 S si 81 4
Der gOrFsenbe bes arrangements
gontte's, SER s.. 81. Saltsr (o6er
Der yalte 8allern. iuie er. sfi6 felbit
ldersbaft nennt, alft bon feinent 8rus
Der, Dem nSunior", unteridieOeit .ail
iuer0en) J, bat bur@ ben @rabeur, Serrn
o. 81 bans, cine berrlide Geoenfss
metallic, bic $500 Silberiuertb bat,
anfertisen IaKen, iDelde ais Der bOdite
8reis aRF Der aebrideibe ODER iuie Der
leu aOoptirte glnsbrnf. fie nernt v@inz
tra1tsf1eib e. beltiinfit iuorben lit. Muf
bieier Me6aiae fnb nit meiiterlitber
geibidlidteit Die folsenoehi 'gBorte
ein9rabirt:
Awarded to the best marksman
BY the Nashville Shooting Asso-
-aiaNGn citation" ina . aog
aaa July 4th 1857.
SSerner hat Ser ..dIte Saller" cine
ieltene3 fit6crne' Gaaurtinse gum @ss'
ident eemadt Die bon grobem Sntes
reHe 1T unb bie als stoeiter 8reis aiif
Ser ,,gintradtsfaeibe" ausgefegt 1T.
9luf Der 8oroerieite Der MlnSe 1T Der
fterbenbe SdtpeisersSelo, ct. Sacob
an Der 8irs, ME ct nit Der SABINE IN
ber'Sanb bonn fetnbli6en 8feil setrof<
fen, ferbeno nieberfnft, einsrabirt.
Oie 9tunbldrift eiebt Die folsenben
Borte: yGi6sen0ffides 6reiibieben
1914 gu 8aiett uno ntteri Dem Bib
beiBt es; rtSt. ,Sacob on Der 8irs, 26.
Nuguit 14444" Nuf benz &ebers, lit
Ous folesnOe einsrabirt:
DaS @9pert entspei, sa,.,.a
y Oas S1iIb serbro1en, 1r a.saa,.. s.s
Das 8anner in iterben6er San6i t
Sriumpb, bas 8aterlnno blei6t frei,
Soft lesne Oas 8aterlanb.
I'm bieie, Snidrift am 9tanbe Der
Miinse fiebt man sic Bappen her bers
idieOeuen idtpeiaerifden Gantone.
Gs 9ebt berbor, Bob in 8aiel am 26.
9tu9uIt 1874 Der 4o0labrige SoOestag
bies oben ertpabnten Selben gefeiert
porben unO oab biele 9lebaiGe banlals
ais Yramie per9eben murOe, 80 IA
SimmtIi9e YreiIe iperben in lau<
fenber ISOLDE i'm Sdalfenlfer hes SUI
neliers Saiou in Ser Union StraBs
ausseltellt merben uno Iobnt es fi9 fur
Seberman, bielelben in gneenf1ein gu
nebmen. ,''' -. 81, ~. ~, ., t5'
Sidets fur bic Stidldeibe iinb fur
Siidtidiiben unb Sdiisea bon iest ab
bis gum Seittase BEL Serra S aHer
gu baben. u eae1 a4.!sHs Coz
slud fur fonitise Ser9ni9ungen,
auber Dem Sdiebeu, miro beitens se>
iorst merOen. 81 iimeforf trifft sroBe
8orbereitunsen fur Oas 8artenfsit uno
fur Die Stimulation unO Das Seuere
perf am &benb, 81. s s..5.s
@,8. 3an rnunfelt, baB SdIge
@ Imam fuobi Die 8roBe Nfebaiile
9etuinnen miro. @r bat bereits ben
Ylas ausgeiudt, poieIblt ct lie tragen
unb Die Dirt uno gBeiie ousituOirt, iuie
er oatnit einberifoIsirea iuirO. E s ~. r.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

AN OUTRAGE AND ARREST. On
Tuesday Inst, fifteen negro men were
arrested near Florence under the fol-
lowing circumstances:
Some two weeks since, Mr.. w. Y.
Wingate was way-laid near his home
(below Florence) by an organized
band of negro men, and taken to the
woods to be hung; by begging and
promising, Mr.. Wingate was released.
after giving mp all his money-some
$50. This gang was regularly organ
lied with officers; and the matter
being reported to the commandant of
the post, the above number of them
were arrested and are now in confine-
ment here.-Ddrlington Southe,ner.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

LAwLEssNEss IN EDGEFIELD.- The
Augusta Constitutionalist says: eve
learned, yesterday, that two United
States soldiers had been hung in
Edgefield District, s. c., by a posse
of citizens. Our informant could
not ascertain on what pretext this
outrage was committed. He further
informs us that, e,, route for this city,
he met an officer OF the army with II
guard on their way to investigate the
matter"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

Long tales are usually uninteresting, but
all consumers will bo benefited and inte-
rested by reading the entire advertisement
and then examining the stock Of DIR. II.
c.. Shivcr
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

A. L. Stewards income. last ysaI
wGs 81, 27e, 759.7 r.
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convention for the patient and cour-
teous manner with which he Ind
presided over their deliberations.
On motion of Hon. b. f. Perry.
the convention adjourned sine die ut
IL o'clock D. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

New wADvErTIsEMESTs.- Attention IL caii-
ed 10 the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for tho frat
time:
f. Z. Jackson-Pure Toilet Soaps.
Meeting Of Hebrew Benevolent Society.
ID. B. .Miller-Attachment Notices.
{, L. Jackson-Oil Cloths and Mattings.
Fisher IL acknowledgements Delight.
J. NJ. Pringle-ReliSious Services.
=. &. II. R.-Discontinuance Of Train.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

jon PRINTING. Job Office of
the Ph@nir is rs complete as any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts OF type of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

CARDS! CARDs!-Show cards, bust !
ness cards. visiting and wedding
cards, executed at the PAenir Job
Office, in the neatest styles Of tho
art. Cards of all sizes constantly
on hand, and all orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

CIRCULARS! CIRoULARs!-Commer-
cial and other circulars, in the various
forms-note. letter and commercial
post-neatly printed in our Job
Office, and all work Of this descrip.
ton finished in the best style of print
ing, and at moderate prices.
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TRAIN TO DE DISCONTINUED. D.-Our
readers will see, by reference to our
advertising columns, that the train
which has heretofore left Columbia
ut 11.40 a. M, on the South Carolina
Railroad. will be discontinued on and
after tomorrow, the: 9th inst.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-04

those who had, and still have, the
power to dictate terms, and by giving
heed to very inappropriate and i'll
timed adjurations not to sacrifice our
honor as a people, sulkily but surely
invite evils OF greater magnitude than
those you have yet experienced? Are
the people of South Carolina pre-
pared for IN act Of self-immolation,
by taking counsel from passionate
appeals to mere sentiment-very
injudiciously, if not mischievously,
put forth to helpless people, suffer-
ing from want, deprivation of means,
and cut off from all sources Of recu-
peration-and not only self-immola-
tion Mt the present, but the entail
ment Of NIL these dire evils upon those
who como after them? Let them re-
fleet, and come to q decision, before,
like tho mailman quoted by Governor
Perry, they butt out their brains
against wall, and hasten their doom,
and irrevocably faston their own fate
upon their posterity.
There is one moro argument ad-
vanced by Governor Perry, which, in
our humble judgment, with oil the
lights before us, is the mere vision Of
disordered imagination; and that
is a sort of black agrarianism. He
quotes the cry of few stupid ne
groes in Virginia, under the teach
ings Of such vile demagogues and
charletans az Hunnioutt, as the watch.
werA, Of the whole race. Bat, to be
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

In the pride of youth and mauliness
And unforgot renown.
And could you the looks
Around his clay-cold bed,
With swelling breast you'd proudly say
"Old Ireland is not dead %
With clenched hands you'd cry with
In voice of thunder then
Zone True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men I"
x
Well build him up monument
With Emmett Sheares and Tone
And with all our countrys martyrs,
When Ireland is
Well build it on old green HILL
Where the Irish winds shall blow
Their histories round admiring earth
To the nations in their woe;
And with our swords the legend free
Well upon it then
Gone True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living !"
The Stream of the Champion, old Kicuny river
never more appropriate than after Crowey's death.
Mtchelstown.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

proudly homes and persisted kindred where the Lee
Shannon fow" we your friends and wewishers,
Mrs. MARY SULLIVAN,
Mrs. BIDDIE OBRIEN.
We have received five dollars also from Mr. Fitzgerald of
Minneapolis the patriotic State Centre of Minnesota for the
same fund
Let the good work go but friends will bear in mind
that while gladly open columns to them, and will with
pleasure publish all things will help support the
we again tell them that the proper parties receive the money
the officers of the Fenian Brotherhood Send all money,
intended for the prisoners famesand you can't send too
much for at least three hundred families in Ireland
dependent for supportto Patrick Keenan, Treasurer of
the Fenan Brotherhood Box 54 New York City; and state
its object you love don't send money unless for
paper We have enough of money $50 people
say out of the Fenian Brotherhood already and wish to give
chance other poor devils get rich are
We not at all avacOus you Go to work. then in
every district and help support those suffering families Tt
is honor take place of those fathers who will
ing to give their grand lives in the of Irish Liberty
But shall insist the money being sent above and
will guarantee that it will avshed dress parad but
expended for the families alone.
NEWTON Iowa, June Is, 1857.
! To the Editors Of The Irish Republic
GENTLEMEN On the evening the 10Th ns the lshmen
and lovers of the of Irish Freedom favored with
eloquent and oustrng address, delivered by Capt Wm H.
Grace of the Fenian Brotherhood He dwet particularly
of previous failures and the benefit the oganza
| ton had derived therefrom.
He also gave clear and eloquent why the Irish
should become reading people, and not be the dupes of
politicians and ulers who when they had tempered with
long enough to gain their point would be the first
place nsurmountab barriers in their path which, alas is
only too true In response Capt Grace organized circle
the first that organized this section of the country
The following is list of the officers Barnard Curtis Gen.
tire; John Quinn, Secretary James Hickey, Treasurer
JOHN QUINN, Secretary.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06
One true man dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men /!

One true dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men
The beacon fires enkindled
By Emmett and by Tone,
Bright have they gowed on freedoms road
To lead our footsteps on
o, Martyr on that dangerous way
flame CLEANS now from thine
AS high and clear, but still more near
To freedoms holy shrine,
Where graved above the gate we see
By freedoms trenchant pen,
zone True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men !"
twas down in wild Kilcuny,
At the dawning of the day,
The red-coats circled round the wood
To catch their gallant prey.
Young Kelly and the stout Mcclure,
And Crowley, brave and bold
He slept as sleeps the lion king
In his rocky mountain hold
Perchance he dreamt that vision free
Within his woody den
One True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men
".
Hark twas the foemans summons
That on their slumbers broke
And answering quick that hostile call
The outlaws rifles spoke,
Till captured Kelly and Mcclure
Saw fearless Crowley stand,
With bullet wound on his forehead fair
And broken trigger hand
And they heard him shout full Justify
Adown that wooded glen,
"One True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men !"
v.
A brave dash at the foemen,
And through their frightened ranks,
And down the shaggy mountain side,
To Dun-na- Geerait's* banks
With pistol in his good left hand
And the red blood on his right;
There turned he with dauntless heart
To fight his last brave fight!
And we'll he knew, that soldier free,
That Fenian hero then,
One True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men
vi.
A volley from the redcoats,
From him one pistol ball
That brought foeman to the earth,
And then twas silent all.
He tottered for moments space,
Then fell into the tide
That round the hero foamed and whirled
With his hearts blood crimsoned wide.
Gods mercy on my soul ~ cried he,
And gasped he forth again,
Gone True Man, dead for liberty
Is worth ten living men |"
VII.
To the town upon the Funcheon+
The hero's corse they bore,
And never such sight was seen
By Funcheon's winding shore.
The women gathered all around
To join his sisters wall,
And the men with stern eyes sadly bent
On the Martyrs corse SO pale!
They felt that lesson of the free,
Their proud hearts warming then,
One True Man, dead for liberty,
Is worth ten living men!