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Horrible ssl ltisa u { nyusWy-A olilA
.uciiel lyat0 b oaaaDos. s.soan.so

In the earl ,part o. ~ housA o. Az.
gust last, 3 "A named Eliza Dsum1p6od,'
sbout elcvsS Astars ofNee, wbest payvnts
livsnear the towa oe Hest Monroe. b
this county. len hsr hsUs ous sueyuisf
for the purpose Of picking bssytt1y tsa
'nsves.retusned The. moet dfli6 ~ oeovuh
WIS uaads for beg by ths ap6rod(b ~
'nciqhbors, but no traces conld ~ to6nd.
She had not besa, drowned, fss all plasssI
where there was water were eass6pllt ..
ramined . essn b t&slls aud cistssub Il ~
neighborh6odss Amer lweS1is u fkuNlsbs
search 'ifid in4 dify, ths ai1lctld pateats
gave up their child Tor Lost / III 6as ~.
ported that hand Of vagrantS had tssa
seen near the locality about the time Of
the disappearance. and the opinion pre-.
vailed that the child had been stolen By
pypsics. .'lssiGil sssa9sqx9 ,sfsHg ~. 70 lsisl
The event, which created q profound
sensation at tho time, had almost passed
from the minds of al ssve tie sfvicksa
parents, when It was paiafslly recalled by
Z recent Occurrences. On Tuesday lat
I've Of six lads went cut hunting ibs he
vicinity, and during. the day came upoh
q spot where large number q black
snakes were disco overcd and killed. The
appearance OF the reptiles Id such uum.
bers and at this, sessop Of the ySat,
was considered remarkable, and & ~
suAgeeted by one Of the party ,tblt 4
broedina den must be sQmeWbefe neat.@s
/ A search was Immediately eommenced,
which resulted Ia manner far didvrsas
from their expectations ''''. .g'Ds q
lathe side of q little hill, near the edee
OF q swamp, was found sort Of opening,
which, in the sumulcf. WAS concealed hy
tall grass and bushes. In, this opening
was found a human skeleton, from which
every particle Of nesh had been takep.--
The bones were as white - ivory, and
all perfect Near W WAS ! tin pail, IL 3
rustcd condition, aud . tin cup. The
boys were terribly frightened. and gave
the alarm The renains were taken from
the mouth Of the den. and an examine.
ton showSd TINT the place had been. and
probably now was, d breeding place fot
black snakes. The boldest hesitated 70
enter. The entrance, which was larYv
enough for the admission of 4 maHe
body, grew smaller and tended dowfs
ward, Lighted balls of hay, soaked II
kerosene were thrown Into the cavity.
and hi less than hfteefi minutes eighty.
two snakes, ranging n length from one
The ijAfl.anf cnF NeiS fstt8 ~ I|fss.vu "
Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond - those taken
BY their child when she went sway Tor
the last time The physicians pronounced
the remains those of fesnale child, audE
there can be no doubt but that the poor
little girl, while picking besrieS IN the
vicinity Of the spot, became tired, seated
herself In the shade ofthe opening 70 this
hosrtd den, was attacked hys the reptiles
Ia numbers and killed. The discovery
has shocked the whole community, and
almost prostrated the stricken parents.
whose hearts are made to bleed anew q
the thought OF the horrible fate which
deprived them Of their child. .lfA ~ ~ -
.+,.f ,se,f ~. tfs4 rsff I'll sefssH HAit nf r9la
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COURT cALENDARs-THls DAY.

SUPREME Court, CircHi-Part I-Short
s Nos 1857 PISS Q975 1885, S2i $685. $685. io2i, tl5T,
ticI 4 1855 1857, 1888, 44S 463 i5l. 452 4S5l tes
49, 457l I57T A5gl 1855 1885, 1891 41l, 43 Az tss
ssoa gssa ls9l 1908 1886 cool E09 $685. 5s5 bli oVs
s2I 6gs 522i 5225 6249 $685. 1861, $3.50 WI Part
snort Causes-NOs 6Ols 1885, 23i, 1902 25ss 2,O 70
14T6 AGA 45l2 A53O t5i6 4G22. 1924, Ae, 49, 80 .t2
47st 4s9s 1850 asa. 4tl 1882 60o2 5Ol2 S9 osz' 'e,S
ss2 60ot $40 Elsa B224 $751; $780, Part lll-NoS -
I-ol If6 Iqa 1g7t GO 1891 1858. SOL 1897 2 les io
it7T i5GS s5 $50 1916 23s 739 Scat m -
10 o. issncs al Law and FartNos 2o7. III ia 49, no
isg $50 ga ia s5 1885, 49, 1885, e 100. l9l ls, lse
i0l Gi1u5Iers-Nos %, 1S5. Call No 1876 - -.
supPuIoR CoURT-Part i-NCs. 3l3l $40, 49, 49,
saT ana I27 sfT7 S42l, 345 1877, $3.50, 2tl5 $685. S
pari I-Cnleudar not made up. -.
Cotrt,T ar COMMON PLEAs-Part l-AtUourhen i"' ~
farm Part Nos 356, 6sl, 756. 1881, 500, III 49, o4''
I9t sos 7l3. 7Sl. 75s. ~, eoi. N 81 %
N,KINE COgRI-Igidi Ie7H.-NOs. -, = 10 10 = ~
A. On ~ 10 - SO, "a, So, sc, 81, 80, 49, 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
NOVEL ExHIBITIoN-AN INDIAN BATTLE

Prom Our Special Correspondent
FoRT CARA. Kansas, Nov. p. 1897.
| witnessed yesterday what ] never expected
70 behold ght between two hostile bands of Indians In
plain view OF this fort.
hunting party OF 100 Kaws, with their squaws ana
pappooses aud lodges have been FOR few days in caI
on the north side OF the Arkansas Rver ot big Bends
eht miles east from this post AbOut " the 2ist
war marty OF about % CheyenueS IN fu war costume 40
tackled them. Tie Cheyennce were armed Win bowf
arrows lances aud pistols. The kaws had bows arrows
Innces aud some rifles AL mounted on heet ponies
The contest WAS fierce. For awhile the bold (heyennet
Opposed tho whole force Of the kaws but Their alnub
ton falug they retrpated directly past this FORT occa-
sOnally making stand, ms II 70 eAnmt lhelr proves
them about 10 miles until sunset The scene was amusing
10 us yho were oOkers-On from the top OF nay stack
The warriors Of each party seemed at tines thoroughly
mixed, arising from the nature OF the ng Ihefc was
COZ Stnt Charging aud counter charging by the combat
mrs as each brave fcrCely rode up, discharged hh
weapon then returned suddenly. The COMMANDING
Of Fort cara. Lieut. THOMPSON haa ths eGlrson uoI
arms ready for any emergency As the CHEYENNE. %
treated five OF their number dressed IN e hfst sls
OF Indian art called 10 report as near rs we could under
stand signs and grunts that they were eo9 lnulanL
called as they passed and asked for ammunition They
were told 10 ego IN" II they wanted "a fight ana giving
n war whOOp away they went pel-mcll, "a not pursut
OF their roreating foe. The Cheyennes khed Oue NAVE
wounded ona in the knee joint and another IN the shout
dor The Kaws killed Cheyenne pony w0uhurd sew
eral CAPTURED five ponies, killed and uutlated one
CHEYENNE brave, and probably wounded ana killed Other
The Cheyennos were fine set ~ men, physically Wsl
dressed and well mounted The kawe were poor IA henoI
some old men, poorly mounted, with no PANT or war c
tune Had botn parties been armed WIN Ines mort IS
tnrned dark from the pursuit. exutng In their piOwe
aud xhibting their trophies IoAay tne haNs W -
tbo oIert Wptching, they said 900 the!eues WV
we're on tho south side az the river waiting iaforaoe
.frrff 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
rnE romrRY sHow-soMErHlNa NEw.

TIE POULTRY SHOM-SOAETHING NEN.
At No. 1l9 East Thirteenth-st., next door to
the Masonic Hail. those who fancy fowls may find large
collection Of specimens from the tall lOngegged heavy
lined stout bodied Dorkne. 20 the wee Bantam just
large enough feed but brave enough I0rsoOth 20 90
battle with the most gigantic shanghai Here are alehs
too and geese that make the exhibition hall loird win
their qunckeyj and blnckeyed pigeons tnat COG lueo
dously Here is also brood Of young chicks matched ~
turkey cobber that needs only another par OF legs h1
saddle ara bride TO make M pPaTG sseS IT sT
taIns fancy Bantams BAntams with tOpknVls BantAhe
with spurs long as their little bodies w9
and gray; imported Uoudans, Spanish fowls hamnurgs
Polish fowls, Creve Occurs Brahms C0chins Legh0hs
aud score of other breeds nl may oe seen mere my
Metuchen Elizabeth, aud all along shore; ana Albany
sends. among Others sedate eansh IoQss9I as az
upon. There are many distinguished looking Brahmas
WHO appear 10 have leased the premises and TO be waiting
10 have the furniture brought In pair OF Nnnkin
MAINTAINS shade darker than the old time country pant
ttes attract much attention and make noise than
heir slo would seem to warrant Mr. HaInes OF Eliza
beth NewJersey, who has, as an Intelligent neher IN
some of his choice fowls are marked at extremely
him fgures-one pair OF Houdans. for instance being
sr,ng twice the money pair OF beautiful Creve Occurs
AK months DID, which bid fair attain the altitude Of
tso Several pairs OF impaired HOndans ca for s2SO from
prospective purchasers and for Mite st Sat
nIgeotoed, crOsseyed Bantam, the owner wants 20
mat bird would be the ruin Of any quiet community 10
fhe land For elOC Won may buy pair OF ungnneent u
norted Creve Occurs black Jet graceful as featheeo
things can be, aud with excellent falsett0 VOICES RW
ike slm here are silver spangled Spanish f.ws WIN
topknots. a cross between the name OF Nc
mean lion aud the head-dross OF a Bornese
warrior before toilet time. They are hcir1ed 700 anu
would be moustached, doubt, II nature hu ny les
Iected 10 furnish them with any available space between
nose aud upper lip, which maj ei ol no % hi
Another pair Of Creye Occurs can ioi 'u sI p- my,
African Bantam Is held TO await tIS V.l "a SO i
little fellow is perfect beauty, ana - hpp1Iehy WI
aware Of tho fact Two beautiful k2iu aocu
Banams with their soft brown feathers eaeh Doruesd
with shining black, pair OF Carolina bide 1dines anu
Brahma cock who from the rear, II ihus one Oi Aesu
cnnIv NINA man an battalion day two tall heavy
llnbed culotted, buff COchlns, and par Oh lemon
are several nars Of Ayesbury ducks valued az 800
pair: Inauv fine Rouen ducks at the same price, ana
other suacnens upored and domestic. The exhibition
decidedly to poultry rsers ana 70 ali others
who take any Interest In fdrnyard fowls ana can sand
their crow quaok hiss, cluck, ANA gabDle
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DrC,v,Dy,o ~ ppoDIrCF

bhls Flour, 1,0lG DDS. " IahNl oII July
eyg Meal gs sacks Corr Meal 500 bush Wheat Is:
s.i corn 20 BUSH Oats % bush Seeds, pkgs Ashes
ou e5 me- Reef 4l2 bha Pork 1913 pkgs Cut Meats
IiIG pigs Lard, 635 pkgs. Iailow, 80 Dressed hoeA
~ bs Petroleum, 2i60 pkgs Butter eoo2 pigs Chtese
T76 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

Lord Amberly. son of Earl Russell, IL in
washington Inspecting the various Departments OF our
Government.
PhDo C.. Sedgwicl OF Hartford, only suryiv::
ing brother Of Cen SodgwicA Is seriously H. aud IS nos
expected " recover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
HFADoRs DfrT oF rLE PLArlE CHIEF QUAErsR-t
HAgKKs OFFlCE. ONAHA, Men. Nov. 20 1907. 5
A : n A

nfADQAs Dff 80 TtE PLATTE NhlEF GGAErEh-t
EkIEKs OFFiCE ONAHA, Men. Nov. 20, 1907
PROPOSALS for ARMY TRANSPORTA-
Il TONNEALED PROPOSALS yi be received a. hs once until
n January,
Military supplies the rear commencing Apr 1000 ard
sDuF March 81, 1862 kOl ~ No from thrfurs Dakota such
ersBcs Of ls Union raa Ed Of Cheyenne % such
5ege established in tie Territory Of Motana,
Jcuth lsude ~ Che Territory Of Dakota west o. longitude
t0f degree tie Territory m i ~ longitude l4 degrees ana
81 v Territories Of h an Colorado uOrl u latitude ~ osse m
Sire weight transported during the year No J. vi
ty-tie million 'iaiottl p0nu"s
BID v the zoo pounds 100 miles a. which they
eulHg March o., 1873
Ber iu give fuu vel their places q
dcs proposal si panied by bond the SUN Of
f 90 signed responsible peTons,
sl tEtued or The mentioned n ie proposal 90 tue Iar
SuFonF viii accepted and entered good AID
sn ' frnshed By sad party seeoauee Will lie terms Of
SIS advertisement.
Eh bidder Re M the opening OF the proposals.
81 BE- represented by Ls atioruer.
l contractor viii be required give s250O00 bonds
Satisfactory evidence 81 The Loyalty and ssrcy o. eA bidder tnd
ssnol offered a. security vii be required
posss he iuOT.e Proposals Tor Army Irautporton on
$50 viii heT fully comply with
81 qlirements Of tls advertisement
Navy uade be prepared 10 execute ts
aud gave The required bonds for tie faithful perform
20 the
"a right 10 reject offered reserved
April
and s be required Of business a. sch
be communicated with promptly and rJ ir h0uts No ~
me Dakota or a. such other point - nay b indicated " me
Il orr shouing the conditions entered into
application this once the once Of The uarteras
Lou Fort LsavsnUorh Santa Re tna Fort
b Orler " tie QuarierInaster-(eleraL VA. MYERS
Bg Brig Gen Chief Quarternaster Department o. he fs'ta
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9ropcsa!s.
OruCE CHIsF QvA.rEHvssrsn, DErAETNEyr or DlEcrA
SAINT PAIL Mi. o.. Nov 10. 1870 8
for ARllN TRANSPORTA 4

CrTCK CHIEF QcAiTEgvAsrEH, DEPARTMENT or DLEcrA
Mi.u. 20. 1870 8
DROpOSALS for ARMY TRANSFORMS
y TOE->-ae Proposals vii be received 81 this ofce uut y
oocl he 2t fJsulay 1900 ior le lotalou % Moi.
Sr, during tte year commencing Arr J, 1865 and ending
Hsch ST. 1879 lout. no from Ssit Paul Mnn Sa. Cloud.
Ann By sotet rod Inc to such loss may
10 Mnrtso thar portion 81 Dakot Ter.
r'fr .f t- 81 River and bounded b. DO snd from Fort
other thr Missouri Liver
s or s1e a. may he ssaoled sf OF north Of that rTer "a
Tbs weight 60 transported No SHAH exceed
Sea Al ltI po144s 900 ..hl ID
B1s y hatdri loD pounds per hari
RED f1 miles fr each o Of the year, beginning Ap ls 1909
rnd rndug March Jlst. 1905.
Biiers bol i've iher iaues 10 m places
6ens end proposal Shouts De accompanied b7 Bond n tue a.
Thousand dollars reponuhle pous. gsrau
aariea for te route mentioned m tte
proposal proposing. u be
ccrifuce with Tie terms 20 ills ug,st'seIlsut
The contractor ri 10 red go bouds IN Tie sun Of one hnud
Ced tboassrd dsi.ars tSiUlOf)
Ssctorg ovaltr and sovery Of each bidder aud
nsss1i offered as sli Be required
Proposals innrsel Proposals Tor Army Transportation ~
iuie No and vii entertained ue they iy comply Wh
Che requirements ~ Ills advertisement
The be prepared execute the
corttct the rtqea ouis for the th pcors
70 81 -le contract
The right 70 reject snr
Do readiness Ir tlg Isl dav Of Aph
f663 ard N be place u huus which
az be Uh promptly ana readily for Route No a.
G1t Paul Nina Port N,cvtusO Dakota Territory such ether
point be Indicated starting polt uf tie route
Blank us ile cun Of Che 90 he entered Into
ta application Ills Office the Office Of The Quarter
Chicago Losa Fort AesveHwoh OmahA
ssa f Smelling sud must ACCOMPANY and be part Of TIE proposals
r. B. HOLABlhb
Lt-CoL Deputy Q. ~ Ger. Byt BIZ. Gen. s T.,
hffN 81 ruf ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

mr.. TRALL's Health Institution isat Florence,
LJE Coaaaoss Al VI 5Itsss. Aolds's &C 5sarls'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

II IA rumored that Harriet Beecher Stowe is
thinking OF editing weekly Journal ia bosIon o7f0se~
w female SUFFRAGE.
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SHlPFIAG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SEw.YoRK."."..Dro. $
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mfoieul

A RE YOU NERYOUS1
= bict. DgsIepfe C0uslnpse, Depondtni blocHf fuh
Ifoule suicidal Hopessf IL M failure world deffY tsoi
"end be restsTedi Mtu homah you & VI
serg perfected very lseoerg aId fnccfs D. fnafHst
tn stamp iOr The % Boston MH. of
- ass DR. RANDOLPH, Nerve Specialist
REYNOLDSp SPECIFIC for GOVT and
- kEuMA11sMTt justly celebrated medicine continue, 20 %
et rteuu lta
IL most sgouxnf relieved by single lke
eA few petns th limbs ard ihe sufferer
feed bfat sold u hy Messrl CARL bIfOA6 No
- Wafer JOSEPH HOEfEiB fOh. DO 90 Maiden aue. ar p
{Hnbis D. ~ AalrlllIe AE0fsar .ao fIUfutlof ~
'sO3 E4lAOhDs EDMONTON h.tdio.sL kIgsad
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Slort SGIarScn's actit;.
gr.rH ~ NEW.YoEG

STATE ~ NEW-YoRk, I
PoHr.wARDsss OFFlcE. No - Wiiamst
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance with
~ Section he passed April H. 1851 entitled A Act
urr tie anus Oats i0gi Of Mes lork 70 al pesolI
n ha1g charge ai the sub ei matter Of auea inquiry
examination survey hat the following under oTAn
non IN Wardsns ant hat the said examinations riu
lie completed within days succeeding s Eoace boa all
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Rine fippiae t11aus.

Dem 5rrn GtarIss prsseott, In CORTLAND,
Wsf&eier Co., 81. q. famsn In lsbtsn Septem.
Der s84O auf cline msrfwdrbiss DsiIe abtanben.
gr batte has @slb, cine 8oae @rsenbGds, fur,
Dor SGlafenssbsn nod In feline DelisntafGe ge.
fsdt. Bon einsm einbruH mar feline Spur su
sntbsden. @lsiGwObt fttfts bas @sb am on.
bern Mussn. SO mar uptt m5sliG. ba6 bic
8olle aus bsr Wene ttrausssfalen mar; es muir.
be bater isesr Dintst Der Stubs ausgsIuGt, absr
Sersebli6. GO fGwsr ss pem Manns fisl, tr
muste auf bas Disnlmab3sn. rpslhes lange I'm
Sauft mar unb bistsr pas srSbts 8srtrautn ss>
nciien tatte, @sreaGt mufsn. Do6 Iaste CT
Mote unp Ssrtraute tinen gslluf nur Ieinsr
5rau an. Das Mdb6sn murbs i6arf becbah.
tst, abr ni6ts 8srDd6tises watrssnpmmen.
I'm ltbten Dienfas fat 5rau grsseott mad eini.
gen Stiidsn altsn Muhdius In sin,m 9Banb.
l6ranf. Quf bsm Soesn lag Elm alter Sad In
btTsn 6altsn cine Maus itr 9lsa ssma6t bate
lis bate es nit ben Ssrmietsn @retnbGds tape.
art, welhe gut erbalten paren.
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NIded)en.

Go slbt 3peterltt Nrten bon WGb.
drn bic Ginsn inO bic, tpel&e auber bsm Sauie
am bsfsn srfnsinen. rdmlid. psnn lis rsiten. fab
rsn, tanssn obsr aussttsn I'M 3u flutl6sn bic
@nrern fnb bic, wslts gu Sauis am tsifsn sr.
fhsinsn; tsne Wdrhsn ndmli6, tpslte nGbliG
ffnb In Der 8iiGe unb I'm Spdlssimmsr. unb bic
pur& itr smfsss S6uffsn unb ftsunbl,&ss 0s.
fen bas sanSt Saus bslsben. Die @riuen psr.
ben msifens Sauafreu,s fiir bic SKINNER, wsldbs
fie pdblen. unb bic etbtsrsn Gin Stseu bic gr.
ansn slei6sn ben Yiot'en, bic 4llss um li6 t;r
Oernidtsn, bic @nbern Fnb slsid ben Sisnsn, biz
bur& ibr ssl6aftisss Summsn unp turG ibrtn
smfsen 5leib uRS an bic Gorge fir ben Dintsr
unieres eetsns mabnsn unb pabur6 ;u unauf.
tSrliGr stdtisttit anipcrnsn; fs FSsen wis bic
liebenbsn Strablen Der Spnns eitt. gBdrms unp
3rsubs In unlsre Ssr;sn unb t,irsusn un1srn Sc.
bsnspfab NIT ben buftenesn 8liitten Der eisbs.
Oarun, isto pcrii6tis itr iunsen Nannsr, unt
trffft bic rGttae gSatl
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Eaubmoro in t1ep 7erfev.

Rev 8runswtd. g.. 26. Sstr.
Sn bem Dorfe Sem Warfst finf Wsiltn BON
tisr tpurts tsuts fritz 3wii6sn IL unb nts sn
f6tdIiGsr 8aubmprp prubt.
Sn Ntp Narfet wotnt Or. 9tar 0allaee
Gornpsa. Dhfsr wurct seifsrn 4bsno 3u sinsm
sn,fsrat potnsnben &ranfsn bsrufsn. 8aum
bate sr bas 5aus SsrlaiFn, oils elm passn DOT.
futr. aus bem stpsi Wdnner Risssn. Disislten
pranssn NIT @tpalt Inc Saus, pliinbertsn pas'
islbe aus unb ermorcstsn auf Die brutalie Usiie
bic @attin bss SUflprs. bic paarlGsnIiG BON
bsm @aduiG auyswsdt wcrcsn mar unb alarm
MAIDEN polIts.
Die WGrber braGen bann alle Shrdnfe, SGh :.
sr. 8cfsr &c. auf unb pur6iu6tsn pisIsltsn mad
@slo unb anpsrn ipsrttpcllen 9sssnfdnren. pod
ten bas, mas ibnen pss Mtnstmens wsrtt l&en
3ulammsh unb fubren fort.
Bie sisl G,slb Ts sntwsnbst. 1T nIdt betannt,
bod ipsie man. bae ie cine AuantlGt Silbsr.
sslGtrr mttsenommsn ba5sn.
als Der Doftor mad fur,sr Belt suridfam,
tparsn bic WStber fort. Gle lGisnen In gro fer
@ils sswsien 3u isin.
N'un test ssssn sswIT. Ysrlonsn gnbaGt
atr 8abaftunssn Fao nod ni6t porsstOmmsn
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porsusIide 5artsn. .Same'
reien

eabsn iidb siusu ausss,sihustsn 0auf dbsr oas
game eano trwcrten uno fno In isosm Gtcbr auf
Dem earoe pcrrdtbi9 ,u finosn, no bsr Gia,utbimer
bic BecdrfnifTs une tpabrsn 5ntsrefsn isinsr Sun.
osn i'm 1uae bat. Gs II fiber pcn 9roesm Werfb
uno 9ltlb3eiti9 bslebrsno. pus @lhstbum unb bic
1usbsbnune mantsr Jnouitrisipsas ~ bsototbttn,
uno pislsiht tsinsr mebr, als bic 8ultur bsr eds
msreisn. Gin orer ,psi msnldlihe @ensratiensn
;urdd as Die 8orpdtsr bee issiasn eanorstbs oamit
bssaunsu, sdmsreisn ir ben @lsoerptrtauf su ,ieks
en-. rpar elm teinsr gOs 9sndssnc. um ben neibpsn,
oiasu Bsoarf ~ 9swinneE-aber fsitosm bat bic
8spSltsrun1 beosuteno 3u9encmmsn uuo tauGsnbs
ron S-u oratmeilen unfsrss 9rcBsn eanbts Tnb 9es
lidtet uno tulttpirt poron, uno bic sbn cher jpSl
adsr ron tamals pstbs ,u iensr Belt ftr Sdmertitn
ssnd9tsn, hue 3u einsm sresarti9sn Saamsu,Sars
ten pon iedbsbunttrt afsr arsspab(sn uno babel
ptrosn Dampffraft, perbs0srts gRaftnsrsin uno
Dreftb.apparate aneerparbt unb cine aan,e Gclonie
pon arbsttrn 1T fir bic Gultur, bic gfsas unb bie
alIssmsnsn 8crbtreitunssr fdr eas Glnfummsln
BET 5rtdr snsasirt.
eonerstbs eaub; uno @arttn: ealenttr, rpsfdtp
idbrIid bsrous9s9sbsn pirb, sntb6lt icrpob r Tors
ner alo fir 9Srtner sinen llsterfiue an ndeliHen
@infsn;-ia es pirb bsbauptst, oae ieeer 8errcbnsr
oes eonbss barin Gttpas fiaesn fonn, mas fsinsn
psrfSnlidtn ~soSrfnife entfprdtt resno cine gQits
fbsilun9. bic ihR gusen brn9enb ftin fam. atsids
uis Oh fein 8sfetbum srnS ober flsin IN. gBr lens
fen bic Iufmert tumfet unsrsr eser auf bic anisi9e
titsr eunbrsb's Samtr'isn in elmer ancsru epalts
oiefss Battes.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-05

feisr iiebt man bic ciuiamsn 1eifalten bon
absrcpt unb O9ausbina nad 0rant unb sn-
orsip Sobnlcn frdgcn. Sebt iprin9t bsutld Der
Sfoante oes Worces berpUr. gtaT be9t nidt
mctr bic Sece, ben Yrdlibenten, ben MiIit6r-
Sommanoenr nnb bic GabinctsmtsIis an ben
Satte9urt 5u binben, Ober iie,. sstnebslt, in
gug9icS ju entfiibren une bem ilntersN Ycto-
mac 3u3ntreiben, Scctb felt birett bic Srase:
,g8r ou ibn tSbten 2"
4aDne psrpfi6tet i6, pas 2eben separbs
ju nebmcn.
aBerobt msint, baB er Sobnion abfrtisen
tperbe
SO 9ebt bas @erii6t, baB 9ineoIn Norb's
Sbeatsr bsluden tperbe, unb gcctb sntpirit ben
9Ian beS Gompctes. Yfsrbe MeEer unb
YiicIen mebieIn jeoen Sag bin unb bsr
Vim Worgen nad bem Roroe relte Surratt
auf Der Gilsnbobn na1 atontreal. Sort er-
fnbr er bic SrSBe beS entleBId)rn gsrbre6cns.
Die g8elt nannte NIT Sdanber bic WSrber-
Die Sabs bcs SibenS tpar bercren Die
SiibIanbcr 9ingen aus Canada meg. Sbr @cIo
mar 81 Gnbe. So tpurbe cine Rotbnenpi9tcit
Id Surrdtts 81 entlsoi9en unb Go III nur 5ll
perpuncern, baB iie Surratt nift tUotetsn, nm
oas @ebsmniB nit ibm 81 begraben
Vim 18. apr, balb IL lbr, fiibrtsn i'm brei
Rdnner bon sRcutrcal fort uno 5tpan5iS go-
nate lang mar er perl6punben
/ ct. Rarie, Der Surratt perrietb, tpar nit ibm
in Canada unb lcin @sI6brte auf b,m atIanti-
ldcn gtcere @r sbt an, baB er stsen Cur
ratt einen often G'rou pegen elmer 9iebes &C.
ibibte batte, uno rsnn benz 10 it, ic bat sr feline
&adJe nit eierner Nusbaner beriolgt
geibe berl6pinbeu In 9aris uno mir fnren
ft enbIi6 alS rDmiIhe Gclbatcn ipieber
3neiunb5tpanSi9 Reilen bon 8cm III 8iterbo
bcrtbin ipar GurraitS SataillOn bsorpsrt
Ct Narie psrrietb ibn uno erbislt ieincn
9reis bdfhr NI6 iid binter Surratt bic @ic.
gel bes gSa6tbauico oben aui bem Ssisn &C.
ibloilcn, brad bic gdnje entieBIide g8abrbsit
leiner Gage ilbcr ibn bcrein. Sci Der eriten &c.
le9enbeit Iprong CT bon ptln SsIIen. Sbne @elb,
obne Sreunb, ein Srsmbcr. iiirjte CT i6 In bic
@ebir9e uno bic &adt ientte ld auf ben tpan>
brnbsn @a9abunbcn, Der init einem bIutsen
@ebeimnB heaitet, bon ieincm bDlen @epiIien
rerfpl9t, peiter unb ipctcr f:b.
Sn Neopel CAB er iit bcm brittiI6en @cnIul
5u ertennsn. 9ieler befbrocrte ibn mad Malta.
Soier mirbe er ib mobrihsinib aIS brittii6cr
Soloat bdben dntpCrben lailcn, cine 9eeignete
Steaung fir einen alnerifaniiden ReufelmSr>
Ter Nber Der SIib Oerfol9te i'm auf cem SO.
ben beS Nssrss. Srittilder SaB fonnte ibm
feinrn S6ub gcipdbren, abcr tpolte ibn aud,
nidt aufseben. 60 iebte sr lcine @ele mad,
sIeranbr fort unb alS belIen Waucrn in Sidt
falner. ba irat aud bic @erc6tisteit an ibn bcr>
an uno bic lan9e Sasb ipar bcrilber.