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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16

A MEAL AT ALTooNA.-At Altoona on
the Pennsylvania railroad, the passen-
ger trains stop. twenty minutes for
breakfast, dinner OF supper, as the case
may be, and you may depend there is
not much time at the table to read the
newspapers or talk politics. On the
contrary, every one considers it his first
duty to "help himself" and he does it
in style truly savage. The following
is poetic (D description, hurriedly
written on the under side of dish, on
a recent occasion of that kind: With n
bang and batter, clang and clatter,
the dish and the spoon, in the dining
saloon, are heard to resOund, from the
roof to tho ground. The knife and the
fork 90 to work on tho pork, on the
beef and the veal, the fish and the eel,
on potatoes and beans, tomatoes and
greens; while tea is served up in saucer
and Gun. All the while men are bawl-
ing to waters, and calling for this and
for that; for. meats, lean and fat, for
eggs and for ham, for chickens and
lamb, for q small or big piece Of pig.
Cursing the waiter asthOngh 'twere his
fanlt, that . castor, q plate or the butter
or salt, an apple or peach is just out OF
reach. Not long does it last-his noisy
repast-for o thrilling scream of the
savage steabrl engine is heard calling
"Eboardw 1t must be so, and well
cheerfully 60, for now we can connt on
o ride through the mountain, with storn-
achs that feel good after that meal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16
democratic Nominations for
Council.

FIRST WARD.
v,,t BraaeA-William =. Wilson.
S,.ond Branch-John Hughes, Thomas Wheel
a, FRANCIS A. Elbert and Thomas. L. Cocayne
SECOND WARD.
E,,t BysneA-Peter +. Zinn.
y,,ond Branch-T. l.. Shallcross and simon
Keim. ....
yy,,t RrdneL-G. W. FranIheim.
Wind Braaeh-S Brady, J.sC. Acheson, T.
N grocl lunicr, John Nolan.
FOURTH WARp.s ,,.tvra
Err, BrdacA-J. NJ. Ewing.
Wound Braach-John Hamilton, James X
,skrr William W. Miller, John AniiCk and
George 2. Tnsle.
yIFru WAND. 81.
T,,t Brsnek-Andrew Wilson.
,Scs.d Branch+-Bs M. Eotf, 8 II. Darrah
lame. &. whyte and John Vockler.
sIxrH WARD
Er,t srdncj-Samuel j. Alexander.
S.egad R,aneh--Lewis Nuncks, j. n. Clark
AMI laliuard Stanley.
SEVENTH WARD.
W,.. NruHch-Jacob Berger.
N,c.ud Brdach-J. Il. Sheppard.
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An indianapolis dispatch says: Du
ring the year 1866 there were 22s appli.
cations for divorce in this county, o.
which Ill were granted, 26 dismissed
and s6 are now pending. One hundred
and forty-tyo petitions were from fe-
males, and eighty-one from males. Ths
proportion Of divorces granted to mar
risge licenses issued is one per cent.
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The lively New York EreRiRg Gazette
declares that "the mania for skating
which seized almost everybody year
or two ago, has fallen of very percept-
IDLY this winter. Especially have ladies
shown their good sense by giving up
the sport. It was never a recreation in
which ladies could engage with much
security.v
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VIM Van Brunt. of Adrian, Michigan,

VIM. Van Brunt, Of Adrian, Michigan,
who died in Jail recently, where he was
sent for thirty days, at the request Of
his son-in-law, for drunkenness, was
once worth property to the value OF
500, 900, and was q Congressional Dele
gate from Michigan in 1884. He had
been drunkard and yagrant for the
past fifteen years.
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The ors.ni1a,i.. of the Lexi.la,urr.

The legislative proceedings ofyester-
day extended little beyond the busi-
ness of organization. In the olection'of
officers for the two Houses considerable
interest was manifested, and the friends
of rival candidates were quite jealous
in supporting their favorites. A lively
contest for Presidency of the Senate oe-
Cured between Messrs. FAINswoRTH
and STEVENSON.
The former gentleman, learning that
his frionds were using his name for the
position, very promptly withdrew in
favor of Mr.. S. Some increduious ones
insist that the withdrawal was occa-
stoned by the certainty of defeat, but no
one who doesn't know the bashful Sen-
ator would doubt that simple modesty
had impelled him to decline the prof
fered honor.
For the post of Doorkecper of the
Senate close race was had between
| ltSSlS- hAlioN duu hSNNiNuiO->, ~
shifting in the success of the former.
The other Senatorial offices were filled
without contest.
In the House, the canvass for the
Speakership was quite warm and in
teresting, DR.. PINNELL being chosen
over Mr.. FLEMING by majority of six.
Perhaps the most remarkable incl
dent of the day was the defeat of n
worthy member of the HALL family for
the place of Sergeant-at-Arms. This,
We believe, is the first instance on
record in which "loya" man Of the
name has not gotten, by some means,
"the place for which he sued" Mr..
MORRISON may consider himself in
vincible against the. assaults of ""the
world, the flesh, &C." AS the de-
feated aspirant in this case, is about the
only member of an extensive and pub
lie spirited race who is not an office
holder, we would recommend that the
Legislature make special provision to
meet his case. 1t is not often that ca
pacity and ambition for public useful
ness combine and "run in families" and
when such instances occur, "tEe stern
high patriots, all akin" should receive
the highest and best protection.
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recent declaration Of leading radicals in

recent declaration Of leading radicals in
both houses of Congress, he declares
that s".this amendment contains all the
terms proposed by Congress as o basis
of the restoration Of the rebelliOus
States to their proper relations, to the
government"
We think it scarcely worth while to
offer any argument in opposition to the
ratification Of the amendment. OF
course the Legislature now in ses-
sion will go through the form
of signifying its: approval of
the measure. In fact, it has already
been voted upon by the Senate, in hot
haste, without debate, upon tho first
day of the session. In the House, some
over-zealous radical whose zeal outran
his knowledge, offered resolution for
the adoption ofthe amendment before
the Governor had communicated his
message, before the legislature had been
officially informed of the proposition of
such an amendment, and before the
cogent and curious reasoning Of our il
lustrious Executive had illumined the
minds of the Legislators in relation to
the action desired. The House will GER
tainly approve of the resolution to-day,
and, we presume, it will be her
aided abroad that West Virginia has
ratified" the amendment. 1t won't
amount to any thing, at any rate, and
the members of the Legislature may as
well "go through the notions" dispose
of the matter at once and have it off
their minds. Having done this much
to show their fealty to their radical
masters in Congress, let MS hope that
the remainder of the session may be
spent in the consideration of matters of
practical utility and material impor-
tance to the welfare of the State.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight Superior to any Cologne,
used to bathc the face and person, TO render the
skim soft and frcsh. TO allay inflammation, to per
fume clothing. for headache, SC. It Is manufac-
tured from the rich southern Magnolia, and 10
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented. IL
is a fayorite with actp,sscs and opera singers
IL Is sold by all dealers, az 81 10 In large bottles,
and by DENAs BARNES & Co, New York, W hole
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY al
Druggists.
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Itis most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicaies scruiT and dandruii.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
IL makes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling on
II restores hair upon prematnrrly bald heads.
This il just What Lyons Kaiharion VIII do.
II l. prctty-it is cheap-,lnrablo IL In literally
sold fy the car load, aud yet Its almost incrrdi
blc demand II daily increasing. until tbcrv 10
hardly country store that does not Keep II, ora
family that docs not use II.
T. THOMAsIYON. Chemist " y.
sarnioga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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whs would not be beautifully Who would not
add 10 their bcautyi What gives that marble
purity aud dis1ngus appearance We observe up
on the stage and in the city belief Its no long.
or a secret. They Use Ilagnns Magnolia Balm.
It- continued Use removes tan, frccklrs, pimples
and rUughness from the far. anil hands and
leaves the complexion smooth, Transparent,
blooming and raN lShing. Unlike many co~m.t'
les II contains no material injurious ~ the skin.
ANY Druggist will order IL for you, II not on
hand, at ~ crntS per bottle.
W. l.. HAGAS, Troy, ". Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & Co,
Wholesale Agents, N. y.
Saratoga Spring Wnicr, sold by Al
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16

LrOxs RxrrAcr oY PusZ JAsAieA Gusrs.
for Indigestion, Nausea, heartburn. Sick hash-
ache. Cholera Horbus. f1stuleney, as., vhsre Q
warming stimBlaBt u required. Its careful pre-.
pzration and entire purity makes II . cheap and
reliable artlele for culinary purposes, Bold ev.
eryyhere at 50 eta. per bottle. Ask for -LYoss"
Pure Extract Take no other.
ssraisss spyisg water. scid ty Ill
Druggists. fsbissv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16

TAKES RISKS AT TIE LOWEST RATES
| OH Buildings of all kinds, Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, aud against al
dangers attending the transportation of goOd'
on rivers, seas, lakes canals and railronds.
H. CRANGLE President
JOHN {. HERvEY, Secretary.
DIEECIOEs:
Robert Cranglc John Reid,
Robert Morrison, j. DalZcu,
$. Brady. Wm.G Batielle,
John DonlOn. j. ID. Du Rois.
~ The company has removed tO the office
UP STAIIsS-in the Insurance Building,
next door 10 the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance viii be promptly
attended Ia by the President or Secretary.
novIjdly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16

Heirsstrcst's IpizaitaSls Hair Csserink h not .
dye An Instantaneous dyes are oompo~cd of
ltsar eaastie, and more or iess destrey the VI
tality and beauty Of the hair. This 10 fhs srigi
nal flair ColoffDg. and has l,een growing IN favor
over twenty years. IL restores grxy hzir to its
original color by gradual absorption. is . nost
remarkable manHer. II IL also b<sutiful hair
dressing. Sold In two sixes-SG ceafs and thy
al dealers G. .HE1lfsTKKET, Ch<nks1
sarsssss sssi.s wsssr. so,d p -
Ne88 uss~r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-16
Democratic City Ticket.

Democratic City Ticket.
MAYOR,
ANDREW J. SWEENEY.
CITY CLERK,
n. r. EEENEH.
CITY SERGEANT. t....-
J0nN sCARBROUGH.
TREASURER, ....erf.
T.. MCCOY.
slrEaINTENpENr WATER WORKS
JOHN w. CUMMINGS.
WHARF MASTER, f.sr
JSsEPM MANNERS.
sTiRET COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
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At'heelins gesister.

the Register has a Larger
c;rcuIntion, by so per cent,
,b,u any other Paper publish
aa i'm West Virginia. Its value
y. an Advertising Medium Is
mere fore Apparent.
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ire received, or other illegal acts done

are received, or other illegal acts done
in conducting the elections.
In this connection deem it my duty
to recommend the repeal of the act
passed November 13, 1863, entitled "AI
Act to provide for the forfeiture of prop
crty in this State, belonging to the enc.
mics thereof" This law was enacted
during the war with view to prevent
persons owning property in the State
from engaging in the rebellion, or, II
already so engaged, to induce them to
abandon it. But it never has been en-
forced, either during the war or since
in single instance, and, so far as
know. it is not expected to be enforced
Indeed, in looking into its provisions
it seems tome that it was not intended
that it should be enforced, inasmuch as
it makes it the duty of no officer OF
other person to see that it is done. YET
it declares q forfeiture of the property
of those who participated in the rebel
lion. If the property is forfeited, the
law should be enforced or repealed; fol
as the matter now stands it embarasses
the business of the State. Especially is
this SO in regard to real estate. The
owners are not allowed to sell, and il
they offer to do SO, persons hesitate tt
purchase because Of the existence o.
this law. If allowed to remain it will
continue, as heretofore, to prevent the
sale of property and to retard the i'm,
provement of the State.
From the Reports of the Auditor and
Treasurer it may be seen that
The balance remaining in the Treas
ury January !, 1866, was. -.:--...; s26i r3S =
Receipts from other sources to the end
of the fiscal year, September 80, 1866 s5l AS $
Disbursements to end Of fiscal year. 41s,Ooo 5
Balance in Treasury October I, 1866. s34 793 .
Estimated receipts for current year. 67l,5oo U
Total receipts. z9o .
Deduct amount to be passed to both
school funds" s".......-......-...... 2lo,oV
Leaving for general purposes :..... 1896, ,'93
Estimated ordinary expenses Of cur.
rent year ....------..--....-.-.- Soi,io'
Amount subject to extraordinary ap-
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WiGt plIc Grnn0.

Ser alte 96ae. Stsrsns tarelt nt6t rbne
@runb Den Senatcr chiffon, Der jtBt in, Giteen
umbsrsisbt, nm bic 9tsser racisol su made en-, une
eelsaentli9 NnSsutunseu unb @syiprsAnnsen etett,
eas Der sinen, rrenn er Fa Ger MilitagbsrrlfaFt
rubis unttrrirft, uuo ben 9stfisnn8en hes ss'
contraction Bsissrs nadfcmnt, sritfit6 r%sccnfru'
int unb piebsr CUR Experimentation i'm @onarsb gus
~aslaIen msrosn fed. st la8t, eaB gSillon nns
anesrs, bic a6nliGs .gtumrreiIen" nnttrnetmsn
rnIsen, fsins Nutr,ttdt baten, frlae gs,irrsauns
sen a. mihsn; ~ioneern oab nca risl sslGsbsn
nus, s6e Der Chin misesr in feline altsn 8sd,te
~eintreteu fann. Ser alts, ihfaus Snas min erit
as,rarten, ME Die uamsrifaniiaen Bir8sr pcn at,
rifaniiter N%ttunft," f%in,nrsn, cb lie aud trirflt2
auf bic Gauer ba8 raSifats Si&st unterfisen !;
atsr ~iehenfaus Salt ct es fir seratben, trc mSslih,
cen Snesn BON Ger @st6sili8Nn9 all Der ndhffsa
8raaosntsura9l aussuidlisGen, fenn Der fluse
gSIbter tsrirntet nj d obne @rnnn, bns mes
~nielens in pislsn Saasn bic fribsreT gflapsneals
ter einsn tsfeuieuesn ginbuB arf bic yfeser auss
lten, unb DaB bic intsutsenteren untsr ben i4irar'
sen stimmaetsrn i'm Sn,srsNe es8 @iesns uus
nidt our 8srsiasruns Der DANTE 6atriffarcns
fimr1en trerSen,
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Seif. 9aois fret.

Scr ,tpbe etaatsssfarssns" In Sort Mcnrrs
teEnhet 1h auf frsisn JiiBsa Gr TT rtdt stma
itsr Noft entniiht, iennern seaen @irslhatt Els
tur slcpent Fer @isuna Der Ser. gtaaten 8tfttifta'
court III Midmcno auf frsien Sua scltst trcteen,
pcra6sr Der 2sIsr bas MGtsrs In elmer aueercn spal'
ts ess bsutiasn 9lattss fneet. Sapis lrar bereit,
isinsn 6cdpsrrat6s qrcsss lsstsn mrntos in Nids
npno III tsFsten, in Der Shat, CT mar lan8Ft te'
reit uno besisrts unb ss trdre nidt nSt9is s~ersisn,
i'm ,trsi Satre lang In Sort Wtonrcs auf Soften
Der Naticn III mterbaltsn. @fsr Fer Ssrr Sters
rihter Gea1e tatts niht tlos Feline 9ut, iiber i'm III
geridt III Essn, irnnsrn ct tsste aus @tiinesn, Die
esr mslt aut ocnra tsfannt Hnb, BEN srSBtsn gSis
eerrinen tassasn une luhte bisfsn @SicsrriQen ttn=
ter bic laGmitsn @crrdnesn sn rsrfe6en. &ts
bcrnernns, benz Gsfanssnen ent,peeer elm gertDr
III teriniaen, rSer itn trsi ~ l~afsn, mar semiB 9e'
rtAt, absr bic raeifalsu qplttiter, bic tbrsn leiht'
slautisen glntansern reriprrfen battsn, SeT. Sa'
ps an einen %.1ausrn Npfsltauu" III bansen, burf
ten Fm reber Al Fem linen, ned Dem aneeren rer'
Hsfen. 81 isgt iitsrea=rt nod elm Verbbr ftatt'
fneen tpi,n, bas 1T erf mod Die Srase; pisneiht
b.trahtet man fstas gntlaFuns inter Biirsihaft ali
siusn @rrranb, BEN untsqnsm sssrcreensn Gle
p6anten auf quite Manisr les su trsrten.
Sin Der Spiss esr ~;ran,is Bhr8sn fir StH. Sas
RE fsbt, isltlam senu8, SDraes Grsslep BON es'
Retr Ocrfsr Sritune. 9reslep, Ger iraarsne Bee
arisses In ieinem 9latts 70 siirts has Gdosfhrei;
uauf mad ssiamonp!" erbrb, 1T burh eisis Gsle'
asntsit sri,ftis mad &iamcne s%stcmmsn uno BIZ
Nia mOnosr lisesn i9n, al5 sr NIT Self. Gauia bas
@ourttaus psslis6, nit lauter Stinms bod lstsn
go enest stsie gtaatS, &onDtis, ME rtsIe in nisis,
~lanoisen S8slt. Sine flugsn 2sute, bic aass eIaut'
ten, tpas itnsn bon cen r~atifalen Bafrern gorge
larast rurhs, msrosn Fh ftsilia niat srsnis &C.
taulht fnesn, trsnn fs erfabrsn, eab be: slaur'
9 pfslfaum" md nitat sspaalsn 1T, cen Stf Da
pis sisrsn lp0ts, ,ris es I'M etsts ttss, nnb irenn #,
Meter eria9rsn, taB Der uSerratt," Der ~sstd6i9'
astnaat megnen icate, inter elmer StrrbtarsiAaf
auf frsisn Giisen utnherlduft.
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GprDbIrr unb Weaer.

Msrfrparbia, pbsr AUDI ntht msrftrirhi8 TT &c,
Sas Fh isst Gisle fiji eas slessr0iumrsft bfs'i'
fern, Die nod Dor IL Satren in nsn sstcimen &ncm
Nctsins 2cssn iaesn uno auf Ylans lannsn, I'M
ben eingeraneerten @nrppGern oas St,miirsett
reorganization. gBir fenneu risle Sclhe. stads
loren eamalissn 9sbaupfunaen trar Der gSs'Bs, Ger
Das unstId tatte, nidt bier, icnesrn IN eutcra Sss
tcren Al isiu, ri.l Al un,riIsnb, un bic Mshts sis
nes amesifaniIhsn 9hrssrs auaitsn 81 fSnnsn,
unb le rerlansten. haB sr mtrosftns cine 2ljatrts
az 2str,eit I'M .eslsuhteten" Nr,eriea befeben miiis
&c, ets er %fin,men nirfs. Sgt teaniprndssn fts=
lelten 9eute has Stimmrsht fir cen sisaer, Der
eten erf bic gcfaprsi atasIdaiteh bat. Gas Die
ibsrriiseenbs Dtstr5abi Dieter Nt9sr total unFrtls
lenb 1T, nas In ibrsn p~latten Stdosln ned, Die t,sts
he 8inlcrnis terriGt, bas fe niht einn,al ben lsIs
lsfsn 9sari1 ron ben Iaiaten eines an1srifantihsn
Stimmsstsrs batsn, bas maHt ienen gar nidais
aus. 98c,u tcr ~sebitbsis Gurrpssr mad iarer 0s'
bauptuna 21 Satts brauats, baS icl bsr Ne3er ilter
Sfadt aelernt taten. Gle lsusn fcmit Bic 8siiiise
TG6iafsit hes Nessrs 6od itsr bic tes trei6sn Gin
,raneerers unb man tbut ibnsn bureaus nidt un'
rstt, nsnn man ibnsn nadfa8t, CAP fe Den NsSer
nter Cen gSei6sn III ftelsn lIssn.
g8sr oher 9lautt, eaB bic etenal'aen polittiHen
Snctr Mctb!nas, lie jet BEN Nessr enf tbrsn
@dtib teten, ibre sis.utljd,sa Gsinnunssn 8san'
bert baesr, Der irrt f5 lepr. sic perfr'stsn oa'
mails CEN reissn @ineslpanbsrtsn nit ibrsn ssbdl.
fssn slna.tfsn, nibt neil fs trirslid s%lauttsm Daft
Der giniranbsrsr n~nmiTeno fei, ipnosrn neil sr
loren ebrsistsen pclitiihsu @!ansn in, gss8s lanl
nns Hb niat ais ibr riIenlriss @erfssus sshrau'
den laien sprlts. Gis ssbsn esnte fir ben Ns8ss
in's Gslairr, nidt nsil fs i'm tGr fabiB fnltsn. BIZ
Rette sines omsrifaniiden 8araera anssutben,
MID, cue atebs uno SreunelHaft fir s9n, fcnfsrr
neil Hs ~s!auten, fas lie i'm, leiatsr els Zen Gins
ssranee,tsn, ais AsrfBsrs fir iers ebrasitiesu
ISlane aetrauasn fDanen. Ser gteser tlsitt in IT,
rem 9lsaen Nsaer, isItit trtnn CT itinmsn fam, mi
Der alte Snc.r 2ctbins @ausrtsis, Der auaentlids
LIS sueeeedt 1T, mirb tsi hisien Yolitiferu sinsa
Sases ptsnsr str GGbruns fcmmsn. Sas na'
purd, an gtinln,en scn retben Ginssraneertsn peT'
loren sstt, bas ica hurd Daa itnarss ~Sitmn'pis9'
srIsst mernsn. Sic 3ufunft miro's lssrsn.
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Eclaenher 8rief 1T bon elmer Dame g.1arisben
an sinen Wann IN Yeilaoelp6ia, irslher nit Der
8isslae5euIhaft in enser 8srtinbuns fsbt. Sie
garsibsriu 1T 2sbrsrin in elmer sAals.
atlanta, Ga, 8. Aprit 1867.
Sd pin Sbnsn sinmal bic @slai4te zines Sasss
mittbsilsn. ri. fe fb bier imme risoerbplcn:
Ssute Mlcrasn tam cine alte Nsaerin In msin
3irsmer. Gle bate sefsrn fem AbenobrcS uno
nuroe aufaefcreert, bas 3imnier III %perlafsn, IN
nslhsm fe nit elmer dltsrsn ShpsRsr frobnt, ha
he nidt i'm gtanbe III, Die @snte BON So su snts
riatsn. Cine Wittre signet uno bsrDhnt Die 6ht'
te. Sie trauht Gle &snte Inn 8roo fin ibre Sins
Der Al ~faufsn. Datrsnp ta nit Der Sinsn ipraa.
fo,nsn brei an6ere Ne5srtnnen uno ~fcreerten elm
rsnia gtsbl, nm grOp su safsn.
Sam famen s,psi Mainasn (mei6s), pelae una
1se Treilhule tsiuhsn, uno iasten mir, bag ie fsi'
men 8i1sn su sisn tatsn. So sins nit Semen
tsim uno fano Die SaAe i5limmer, als fe mir niss
Ietbe farasfs1t batisn.
Sd fano Elm @reiienpaar bon $3.50 Sabrsn
uuo tore srei psrrtttmstsn SShter uno iehs Sinner
psns aIs Nabrnns unb taft ale franf. Aas fsnnte
i'd tbun? SD psriprah, mid fur tie III psrpsnbIn
uun aina mad Dem Suartisrnsifsr' Department.
Ser auariisrmeifer mar abtreiene. Damn 8in6
i'd mad hem Bureau, ,relhss ih fStmlth bslaSsrt
fanb bon bunarisen Srausn, reis uno fhrar5.
Otan pallt lpheI 6staH', 0ab XIV O'"'.' '1t9a"'
BEN Isisn, absr fs martsten nsnnch, INN irseno cine
ssrinss SAFE gu s~rlanSsn. Wir CAB man Die slst'
DE Mntrpcrt, ater rurh an6altenees Bitten srlan8te
i'd sin nenia Ms6l uno etra8 Shpsinsfeif5.
9us i'd teim tam, fanb ib sinen Iebr a~nlt5noiS
auelsbennen Wann, Der auf mid ~rrartste. st iaSs
te mir, er fAame fa mir iein 4nlie9en r~cr5utras
oen; er babe cine franfs 6r1u uno iees Sinssr une
nttts au eTtn. 3psi lsisn i'm Sp!tal uno Die ans
neren am 9srbunsern. Sbransn rannen i9m iiter
bic 8aaaen. Mtiin Ssrs mar ron unb ulsine BSrie
lssr. SD sins nit ibm mad elmer naRsn SrOsstp
uno lieB tbm, Gin SEED Wlsbl une trrsi Gfuno Shmeis
ntfeilh seten. Gr fcnnts mir rcr &ilbrun8 itintn
Cant ni4t ausIprstsn. SD erfutr, eas eisisr
Mann in 1861 Elm 8srmrsen ben $4,000 ssias.
gctAe gesnsn missertclsn fh tdsllh. Mas
nod sdlimmsrss i6sr uns fcmmsn lrirD, mtisn
mir ntat, atsr i'd brft. iOtas DtnSs nts 'risSsr ~
s.lsten, nie IN hisiem Sabr.