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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

lost heart as Pctropoulaki's men poured
steady fire upon them. The detachment
under Leonidas Petropoulaki and the Gre
tans Of Korakas had meanwhile descended
to the bottom Of the gorge. and were swift
ly climbing towards the encmy's position.
Koroneos recovered the ground which he
had lost, there was a louder and louder
discharge Of ofmusketry from onr rocky van
tage point, and an advance Of christians
along the roadway with ringing cheers.
We can see the Turkish banners waver
and fall back rapid y-faster and faster.
They are in full flight. There is shout
of triumph from every side. "Victory to
the cross! And now our fire ceases, for
We can no longer distinguish friend from
foe. while down toward the plain goes
cracking azbrisk fusilade. The Turkish
irregufars fly with goatlike activity but
their disciplined troops behave well, and
fire at intervals during the retreat. We
who are high up can see that our friends
below had better stop and pursue no fur
ther. We can clearly make out Q reserve
of 'ru,ks on the plain. with cavalry and
cannon. 1t is useless to descend. But
the Cretans have warmed to their work,
and they push forward with loud shouts
until they have reached the lowermost
range of rocks Here they must pause,
as We can we'll discern, for the guns and
cavalry will bar their progress So it
turns out in very few minutes. There
are white puffs of smoke, and there is a
whizzing Of shells from the Turkish re-
serve then some horsemen move quickly
forward, and some Egyptian infantry in
white uniforms come charging up toward
Monsoros. The Christians iull back be-
fore these new assailants though not
without murderous fire to protect their
retreat. The Egyptians charge resolute
ly on, and there is again discharge from
our side Of the valley. Yielding step by
step, Koroneos and Korakos move slowly
out of reach. No bayonct charge can last
all night, and when the enemy has lost
his breath and our men have spent their
ammunition the battle is over. The turks
returned to Heracelum without any fui.
ther attempt to explore the mountains"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05
NUMBER 20.

sented fine appearance. The band in.
terspersed the exercises with Irish tunes,
and the meeting broke up at late hour
amid considerable enthusiasm. 1t is re.
ported that number Of recruits pledged
themselves for service in the struggle
which was binted at once or twice in the
evening as soon to come.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

HfA Ae~~S' '''NS ~ S~'"-' G.
THE CRETAN WAR-BattIe Of HeraeIeum.
A correspondent of the London Times,
who ates his letter from the headquarters
of the Crctan insurgents near Heraclour,
April 20, describes the battle cf the pre-
vious day between the Cretans and Greek
volunteers and the Turks on the plains Of
Meracleum, as follows:
During the earlier part of the day
reports were brought to our chiefs that a
Turkish detachment had appeared in the
deGls left open TO tempt them. We ac-
cordingIy marched westward through the
de6ie hehind Krusonas. to central posi-
tion among the mountains. Here we
halted until breatbless messenger came
running to summon our aid. The Turks
had advanced in force. There was sharp
contest now going on between their van
guard and the corps Of Koroneos, who
had already Joined the villagers in the
de6le Not moment should be lost, for
if quick enough. we could take the enemy
in fluk. This was what our chiefs had
been maneuvring to do, and they resumed
their march with all the eagerness of men
forty years younger. The aged soldiers
also gained vigor with the occasion. Pc.
tropoulaki checred forward his well tried
volunteers; Korakas urged on his hardy
Cretans, and We scrambled over almost
impossible paths with marvellous rapidity
We dived into one ravine and climed out
of another, slipped over rocks, and tram
pied through prickly bushes, until the
troops had fairly distauced their command
ers, Now some little shepherd boy high
up above us cries in sbrill voice, "This
way. patriots - or Turn to the right,
patriots |" or some such practical direct
ion. Then it was refugee family which
cried out to us from the rocks with all
their might, saying, *Goi bless the Chris
tian arms" We could presently hear a
sharp fusilade, cracking and ecboing in
.he defle Of MOnsorus. Faster ran the
men. with a warllke murmer rather than
distinct cheer passing from end to end
of the column. Petropoulaki's SOD, Leo.
midas, was, as usual, among the very tirst,
and, with a strong body Of volunteers, he
had thrown himself upon, the enemy q
faux just as our main force reached the
edge Of the valley. A few stray bullets
had come singing over the rocks far in
rear, but now. all at once, we entered up
on the scene Of action, and our men took
mp the fire in loose skirmishing fashion.
The head Of our column had delivered a
volIey to let friends and foes know that
we had arrived. But thenceforward we
had independent firing.
What with rocks and bushes, with the
irregular formation Of even the so called
plain, and an atmosphere which made
objects at 5000 yards look as though only
at 500. we were often puzzled as to where
a ~
the Turks had gone or whittier the Chris
tians were following them. Nevertheless
it was an exciting spectacle. Up the op
posite hill side there moved o column o
Turks with red banners clearly to be dis
tinguished at their head. On the ston,
roadway Of the dciile were other Turk
pressing forward, and we could hear thei
furious shouts above the crash Of nusbet
!, ry. Some skirmishers fred in our direc
tion when wo first appeared, but very sooI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

A VIRGINIA TowN-A correspondent Of
the New York Herald thus describes
Charlottesville, Va, very beautiful, and
Uefore the war a thriving town, the scat ol
the University of Virginia:
''In the principal street, save the lazy
rumbliug of negros cart and the football
of half dozen pedestrians, scarce aDotb
er sound gives token of life. Of capita
there is none; of trade, hardly any. The
University still occupies its proud eleva
tion to the right of the railroad, embower
cd in foliage, meet asylum for thought
fui students from the first families of Vir
ginia, who, before the disastrous rebellion
filled it's corridors and chambers, and diff
fused with liberal hand the circulating
medium by which the trade of the towl
was progressively maintained, are no lon
ger there. Some few hundred constitute
the University as 1T is. but to barely sus
tain their actual college expenses is the ut
most they can afford. The negroes look
| ill-clad and woe bcgone, the storckeeperl
sit all day long behind their empty count.
ers and thank fortune if she sends then
as many customers as will help to pay
their board bills. The incoming and out
going trains draw wretched crowd o.
whites and blacks to the station; but wher
that almost barren sensation is over, tbt
half hungry looking and curious Assem-
blage disperse with vacent looks, ploddibl
! slowly up the streets. with nothing TO de
and but little perhaps to eat. This towr
is but one Of many have seen in thi'
section" 0Ht F sHJ Mnai fHHr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05
HYDE. PARK, VERMONT, WEDNESDAY. JUNE S, 1867.

give the Colonel Nv Michigan cavalry
which he'd hunted down the Saint who
wuz now in our midst. and made Nv him
captive. He prayed for forgiveness for
tho reckless men of the North who invad-
cd Virginy. for the noose-paper conduk-
ters who had aboozed him who is now
with us, and particklerly Horris Greeley.
who he'd this day in some measure atoned
for his previous wickednoss He prayed
that the blessins Nv Heaven might rest,
first, upon the city Nv Richmond, then
upon the balance Nv Virginy. and after
ward upon the rest Nv the Southern
States. and he wound up with a fervcnt
appeal that the Ethiopians, wich coodent
change their skins, might see the error
NV their ways and return to their normal
condishen.
After this the President received his
friends.
am not permitted to give more Nv the
Presidents plans than this: He will re.
main in sccloosben and will take no part
whatever In politics until after his final ac.
quittal in November. He don't feel at
liberty to take hold Nv the Government
so long ez there is even a technikle charge
agin him. Our friends in the Northern
States, who expected him to tokc the
stump in their benalf this fall, will be
disappointed. | return tomerrer to Ken.
lucky.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05
licensed Auctioneeri

7 M. PAhKER, No. Hydepark' depu.y shei-
Z. IN and licensed auctioneer. 10
4 tEQ, DOTY. Licensed Auctioneer and
\ADcpnty Sheriff, Worthwhile VI.
AD mel, deputy sheriff aud Licensed
" .auctionear. Hyde Park, VT. All Calls
Iieuptly atteuded to. 40
RIDDLE. licensed auctioneer' Johnson
". VI Prompt attention given 10 the pusi.
ness, and all business done under this license LOT
Il ear enable compensation. &C
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05
7 3-l0 TREASURY NOTES,

HOLDERS Oft $40 Treasury Notes. can dis'
III pose OF them al good premium with the
iubscriber.
Also, especial attention given 10 the conrer-
sion OF the August Notes, Tor lst. serics), into
sper cent Cold bearing Bonds-apon commits
sion. e. .ss...L. s-.-
E. p. MUDG TT.
Cambridge, Feb. 26 1861. 'eu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

II NJ. PITCHER. Albany. VT, Proprietor OF
w Albany Sale Stable, will take Horses or Coits
ir break. train for speed. &C. Having had con
siderat expe fence in the business he believes
b. can live abstraction. 4oyi
HH. Elliott. house. sign and carriage. painter
AgIazier and paper layer, Eden, W, al orders
p piomptly attended to. 4t5 o. ionio
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ.
(Wich is Postmaster), and Professor in
the Ham and Japheth Free Academy
for the development Nv the intellcck Nv
all races, irrespective Of color.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05
FOR SALE.

ed good lor nine hundred yards - will be sold
soeap. Enquire OF HlCKOK. Morrisyille. 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

M THE PLACE 10 GET
GOOD DYE esTD GIT
CAsop, is at. .BARNBSa Drug. Store.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

II SpAEHAWK, NJ. d. Homeopathic Phys
)icisn and Surgeon, office at Morrisyille House
1orris'lle, Vt. lOm6-3o0
II n GROVER. NJ. D., Eclectic physician x
u. surgeon, Hydepark, VT. Office at the resi-
Fence Of DR.. Aaron Morse tive doors IRON the
bhurch. ~
J,HALL, Physician and Surgeon, Morris
nIsv lie, Vt. Diseases of the nose, throat aud
angs treat d by the INHALATION of AToalzED
i IvlDs The best style of TRussEs constantly on
band. Vaccine Virus, fresh from kline, received
! 81 Of each quarter. S2yl
1T J. NElGs. Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
|b. Park vt. Office over l.. II Noyes' store.
|Alse, OK miaing surgeon for Lamoille County.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

Il xxsA, DENTISRY.-R G. Gilbert, has
ASyss D.. Dftted up an Office at his Resi-
4 80 dencc in MoTisville, which he IN
j WSELJ tends to, mike a permanent loca-
&tiru for the practice Of the Dental profession IN
! all its brroches. All operations upon the Natu-
4 II teeth as well az in the manufacture and In
5strtion oil lrt6cial ones will be performed in a
/ lorongh and scientific manner, and warranted to
Isiye entiie satisfaction in all or no pay VIII
He required shall be absent few weeks du'
|iing the Fall, ofwhich due notice will be given
II ! thispaper.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

TyxSs DR. MOVIE. will take rooms at
iYYRsS54 b IL the American House, Hyde
SALIIty Park, on Thursday, June 18th
next, when he will b prepared to insert t eth
on the New Rubber lase, at reduced prices.
TEN D orary sets. full upper or under, for slO.
Perraane Mt sets from SIS to $2f. Also
teeth lcAned. filed, and diseases of the gums
treated. Teeth extracted without pa'u' WIN
perfect safety to the patient.
nENTlSTRY. p. w. ]. PECK,
E dentist, Johnson, Vt. Nstur
itTSSf3a al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
NYYFS seryation. Diseases of the gums
, ,tceessfr lly treated. Artificial teeth made In
style / lown to the profession. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-05

His nerves bein very sensitive, heavy mat
tin wuz laid down in all the halls, and
the servants of the house wuz especially
directed to wear list slippers and to walk
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13
Die arieas .qaorine Der glOrO- un0

Die BRIGGS .Marine Der Noro> unb
Sitfee itebt nnter preubil6em Sberbe.
fcbI. Eie. Sreallilation, GfasnHnng
Der Sffetere trio @sofitell gebt bon 0eli
8unbespraFbinm aus Der &ielet uab
Saoebafen fno 8un0es Srie9e bdfeil.
Gin sformal Stat iiber bic @rlin0un9
uno @rbaltuBg Der 6IOtte pir0 NIT Dem
Geihstaae bereinbart Snno oie &o(fen
mad @aBgabe Der 8eb6lterune bon ben
8unbes Witalie6ern aufeebra1t. Die
&uitenbeb0lferung 1T auf Der 6lotte
iuebFpi5idtig 0agegeH beHs Dienit i'm
9anObeere befreit.
Oie Sanoels Sabrseuge aller moro.
6entfAeM @taaten bileer cine eiHbeitIid9e
Bunoes< Marine uno fiibren cine ae,
meinlame Slagse (fhiuar3s wsiBtroth).
Die SAiffspapieres iper6en bon Sen
8unbeborben aus9eiteat.
= Das @oninlatueies iii 8unbesfudJe:
Die beitebenben @onluIar sgsertretunaer
bleiben inoeB beitehen, Bis Die Srs
ganiiation Der BunoesconiuIate ber>
gsteIlt 1T. aE Fs8
Sic aIleemeine gSebrpiidt tpiro iiber
6en aanSen norooeutl1em 8uno ausqe.
bebnt, un6 Die SriebenSitdrfe oes Buns
oesbeeress auf 4 p@t. Ser Beb6lferuna
normirty Sic preuBil9e MiLitart Sc
iesgebii,ia tritt IN allen @tanten oes
8unbes Elm. Sur bic Grbaltnng oes
aeiammten 8unbes5eeres miro Elm
! 9forniQI : Yu0det talifdeifeIH. ttfi6 ziildr
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13

-
Nfit 6iefem Sage, 6em IA. December
1866. be9innt eille nenE 9lera, cine
gLerd, pie nehefl eil1ee Iseieh &ir9en<
i&egigrpng aud ell freies nnb 9lIflides
Noru iebeu miro
llas iuiF0 alfo eitte eroBe Nuf9abe,
R0lller! Sine pat einoefretene @ere1s
ligfsit Iegt haS Zoos Des 9dn6es, bas
nidt niebr uus geb6rte, enolid ,tuieoer
in unlere 5aree. SIZE Stlfioe lift fei>
erlib, entIdeiSenn. Die eause g8eIt,
bon entgeaen9eiesten @elinnungen se<
trieben uHb beipegf, fiebt aIlF itHs BIN.
Start ,bur1 DIE. Strait zines npber@
iabrbaren Gebtes, 6as mir tltSSailben
entfdIo6ert find, ebae i'm seriRsiten- Die
&eGte Der geiitlidlen Radt gu fdmd@
rlerus bereiten mir uniern @eiIf, nnfere
ge6anfen ilno lpenn u6tbig ulIlere 9lrs
NEE auf blS 9robe @rei9niB Dor. Seine
eitfen &e6en, feiue aniiberlegte 95eipes
eung, feline berein5elte, unSeiti9e 9luf@
regung! sSern blei6e aus ,unleren 6eis
ben berienige, Der in bieteni feierIiden
9luaenblife ni9ts 8eNer.s gu brinsen
meib; sas gaterlanb lit reid an Mlutb
lno biiraerli9en SueenOen; bas miro
Oct Sag Der @nti6eiblns qeiueifen.
9eere uno uniiberlegte Wanifeifatio >
men gu MAIDEN, iit~nublos. So, es mare
Qcrabe Oas, mas uniere Seinoe, Die aili
llnruben rednen, Die SabIreide SlafIe
erer, Die bon neuer frember @inmii9une
r1umeu, aln nleiiteu pIni6en, ,pp3u iie
uns befOegen lnohteit. Ole Slide 6erer
Die iiber nniere @eldife9 MAIDEN, ruben
auf ibnen, slpeifelt nidt 6arati. Sc if
aber anerlaBlid, ibnen ge9eniiber einig,
oiscipliuirt, tart llno entf6lolleu gu fem
.nuo gleib5eitig NIT 0tube Den MonIeui
absuiporten, ba uniere @unlde in @rs
fiilluns eeberi. Snmreln mir uns, rei'
diem mir un8 Die Sanoe. unb f9lieBer
mir unS Inn &oms gfanien uno &ubn
suiammen. 2alletiu nS einig unb itar
Iein, laflet uns sI fparten .pi6en. Sn
9lamen bes SatsrlauoeS ridten mir Oi
9lufaabe al ale, bab ni6t bic eeringlt
&raft in bieIen feierli9en Monentel
IRE eebe. Der triumph lit geiuiB: bi
Sage bes clericalen Oelpotismus fin
uner6ittli9 9eSablt. Guer @omite mir
es tuebcr an SbGtigfeit nod an Natb,
!. ldldgen fehleu la6eH.
9fonl, IA. Sec. 1866.
% as TOM i.i.f9e Ma tionat +
6 ON tie.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13
Ole r6rriftbe TrIse.

. Bts Die erftebte aGihigung 0om's
NIT benz 96niereide Stalien BON pen
oemdBiateren Yartbeien aufgefabt tpirpj
Hnb ME bielelben fi9, Sln9efidts Def
Ourd, ben abyug Der 5ransOfen ibnen
eriuadIenen gr0Bera Sreibeit gu oerbals
ten aebenfen, 9ebt aus Der fol9enoen
8roflamatien 0es romiiden NatioHdts
comiteS berDor: esa'
giSmerb Gn0Ii4bdB Der Iebte fratie
s0filAe SOI0at 8iOn, Der lebte Nluslans
Der StplieR Derlalien. Bon Den gSllpen
bic gum Weera iit5fsiAe tftehlbe Jlaa0e
mehra .spnieben' bic Dos, 3ei1en elmer
ftolSen S,errihaft ODER etner ipiberrebts
lliden Bei9ibune mare. Sir u1iefe
'tlnterbrilGer Elm fAmersli9es, itr llnS
nber, bic mir mad 1S Sabreil llts anos
lid aufriaten un0 llrliere Stnpt H0nt
ais bic 6eTrjTi hires gefhi6es fEbeni Elm
trofIt4eS SbdnipteI. Eief tit6ge HH
bie(er feierIide MoWeHt ms &ero lun6
ms @ebdGtnib ieoes 0t0mer6g etnSras
ben, Oer fdb feiHsr 8lE6e betuubt 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13
Z sl78 335s7ssE7ls99 e a. ..ss5.N1A
9yDlitt foe Hmmt fcbasl.
81. 5 - -. -.

.sI asssaz ks4s<ss ssassEsss - sss.sl ,ss6sf -
SIS per per9an9enen sasoge gaI Na me
asazrita one Aailoer eer alten sS o y Pc
sssSug out pc 6abrttatlort BON s K IIea
nDsrfngeh. ~ sno ea 1, Des a. alsl 5.DeI.
81, *pufte BY bsrsertett : !: ete Antiageetle
~. s0egen ben Rrdiloerten nlo oas a5eto'
- AAeffefhPm ne0en Die @5fifinared1t8blu, 10
: lSis ST. SamiI salann.nenb aesa0s llsber1
-. itiil.illsTsg Oelro cue pet a>f'flei fas
lorttt =, - - -. g.
-ssas Vim q. it4tdte asralieelit Y sSoeqlon
-ssaa4ein sAange eFlparteteg zSelo s9s9sn one
y Bill en-. Deiog aas 9slnlnFsaot IN
- lttlel g0lnIsDle eagl9 fegatatIs oaB
SGiittdrbe ODER gtGre 7telg etSEAn0 ZEN
ts iOllerl,s odllelbe 5M DeEisesgs Soetn
ssaHB iibrlefns ldlpac9es hloe nes.es IT y gu
rs HnIsll AliIRl 10 DaralI. aia neS -
- = 1855 tins bltlMniae Der iueipett s5urs
~ peg Dlltletss Ile . e!sle Z |. sSra9e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-13
: So e0nnreE BAD Bssaartlib fsI

oefte[lf, Sab Ser cote gcngreB, am 4fen
SRGr, suiamIttentreten foil, uit0 DAP in
6eM Gfadten, in ipeI1ai bis iebti nod
feine yteuudtlen fur GcngreBnnitslisber
itottaefunbeu,. loI1e 8dblen iofort bOrs
aenerninen lperben foueu. ,as
EBir ba6en eeAlgehi6b 6inaeil Rarseip
gEnbIen fiif g cn9Febntisgli II Anie 4
felB Staate Ill srspdttens Der &tnats :
gefEetit iDaftef MIR eff 3seHe lSaformas
zion bon agafBiRgtOit ab, sglit sBabIs
proflamationen az erIa6eB.
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- Il

niihen M1itaIieoer lid entIdIo1eIl batD
ten Die beiflide Sadle Dem ,r,0Giten.
@0harefle su nberl65leit, 6eifeh alEit>
sSersol NOD iiberibie9 snDer repithll<
EasIfd fIG, ais Ste bes iebigen. Da mt
essieGn Mfale brn6te Der Eelegrapb Oie
sla9riujt, bob Seri9tebene 2lnflaseaften
0e9en Sen 0raFbenten eiaeereidt tpOrs
6en naren, bon benen Die Mfble1'fde,
als Die prattiidft unb eemaBisite, aud
nit eroBer Nfaioritat an9enonunen
iDNsae Niefeaforoert ben gtnsidnSs
iiber, Ne6tspfese auf fd oabin gu err
fldren, o. bic &erbre9en, beren Der
9SraF6eut- in Der ginleltun9 an9efla9t
miro, Oas Ginldreiten bes @ongrenes
in feiuer conltitutionellen Gigsni9aft
ais 8el9iiber Ser Sreibeit nOtbig MOD
ten. Die gtadridt fiel pie Elm BliBs
sifrahlzinssoas Eager Der 9iebeaea un6.
tSr Corn lit ipirflt6 fonifb; aber aud
in unIerer eioenen Witte fiu6 Stimmen,
ia toaar einfIuBteitbe @tinpnen oagegen
laut oetuoroen. sir baIten ie6od Oa>
fir, 6ab Die Bill in ibrer praftiiden
Ea1mua, cine 'rnbige Gr0rteruna urib
lnparteiil6e lthterlh6nng gardntirt -
mas Die 9lnfIaae felbit betrifft, 10 balten
mir bieIelbs fir unbeoiHet iiotbpenoie,
oa Der GtnFuB, melden Der Yrdi ibent
auf bic Sabfaaten alls9eitt bat uno
mod ousabt, bic @ursel dies aebels
lit, llnb nur NIT Ieiner @ntfernung Der
| gaDen fidl ben WdBregeln fii9ef toirb,
EbeId)e mir fir rl6tbig ltno bon nnierer
Sire 9ebotett 'eradten. y 7''i.iI3.,
Sm uebrigerl !iit.nitbt biel gu beridl :
ten. ssgto9 iplfen Die, Snoiarer an I'm I
| fern Gren3en, wie Die @rrioronna l.no
5faIpirunQ bon 100 @pIbaten lino Sf<
fsiereh ndbe Sort SenrneD benefit; nod
! .f0mpft man in WetifD, 0hne 81 etlteirl
119teluitate sp foiflmens nod neroen Sc
nier in Canada proceffirt nno in Srlanf
berbattet; nod oreantfirt man IN Srants
!. reid cine neue 9lrnies nnS In 9eatid
'EIan0 cine f,eue. Mu5ldge bes SnnoeS
1..ta9es; nod tpiibIt uno gdHrt es IN Del
Siirfei, un6 oie Snlurreftiot bon Gam
i 6ia mag IeiAt, tute 'unIere beuttSet1 Se'
lpefden inelSeu, ben 8rnnb Su iebr ernf'
.lHden, 8ernifelin9en uno ettieni dllee'
.meinen Srie9e seben, gu BEN tt9 ,et
! parteien ibon laut Sertrages ittant,
4 5nenran9irt baben folfetl ~ ater nod Il
Srieoe unb mir baben cine gong f1tua9
33ofnung, IbaB berfel6e llllglibe
4 nod .erbalteri tuetben miro. 81 r . H..
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! Serdussebsr !: aDbn Simbnr.
ealntag. ben -. 9annar 1867
Drei gESmmfebe fitrl bas Sabr
s 1897 - ,..4''t.' 1867,

Mas DeE9uHgeUe Ou9C 1ul ~ sUtc+e
Soffnunsen arege geua6t uno 10 blele
unbefriebiet selulIen, bab mir bon benz
neuen faum eriuarten f0nnen., Dap es
AIIen @enustbuuns geben luirb. llnb
bod finb Die @inl9eauno SOrberungen
Der Belt 8era6e oa an, linseftImiten, no
8ernunft euno @eredtisfeit ibre 3nriif'
ueiIung gebieten. Sod mad. @aslalf
flung aues oeiTen, mas unS iibertrieben
unO unpraftil8 ericbeiht, bIeibt nod
cine gang anfanOise santlne bon Sc,
beten, Die mir an ben, @eiit oes tom,
menben Sabres 81 ri9ten 9eOenten.
gcr gIIlen aber liest uns auttfere tori
s,perIt6s Boblfabrt am Screen, Des<l
81 balb Riinldeu mir spab 6riepe rab 8er<
straaat III bic @entit6er lSuriiffebren,
sntSae, Oatlit bic @sfAdfts fUieber auf<
s1bliibsn uaS 9dnbe uno gganbA frti port
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pl5ieber.E OieI iaiperei 9teuerIait, ete'
'isJiraaias fteiipiIIi9 dltf9elaoen, mn Die
Union. Id retten, iuelae lnns Cd benz ae>
i,a6t bat, mas mir ftnb; Bic freieite IMP,
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bel uuieru natartt9en Sllfsqurlen unbl
Der 4usb,bnu,,a nnllferer SanOeIsberbin,.
.Es6aasen ertrdgen, 1uessn 1itbt unmatiir<
Ii6e SentmniIe gei6afen uerben, UNI
beren @ntu,deluna ,u Iabmeu. sebren
mir ,uriif su hem 8erhaltnilIe, iueIdes
emit .aie@eele unferer iunasn StspubIif
s.s1abssSos s@sbeiutriB tnSeres .gBadlens
IN mar ut,b mir tpsrbett tpieOer 8lieber
S s',t ) san;l;e fe;, aub aI,lere mate
i rislIsn yserIeoenbsfteu tperSen NIT ei,er,t
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gse4 Sdtedte gr,tfen, .u,nal I'm @aben,
s baben oisl Sas,I beiaetraaea, Diele Stag.
iss.,,df;,n berbeisufiihreu.9 ,sEheiIs mar
z baron Sc u,,oiinItiiiae gSsittsrl.na gduIb,
s tbeiIs 9)9ouoeIH an Dissatisfaction unb
1o,,oeI On fInternebmunqsueiIt. gBir
& bab.u iett Iu,ehrere fdbIedfe Grnten biu,
Il fer einonbsr ID bsftaaes aeBabt ah6 es
- III 0aI1er Elm Wunifh, Der cine oeipille
n 'gsobrfdeinIidfeit Der Grfalune in fidJ
r,atraat. 4oas SHUTTER Eroei lire gnnftbe>
Hss4suoi,noeft in. bie5sln Sabre ettuus frei,
Szao Q Ti1;TSs., ~ rs ss:....gs
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