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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
THE OLD FOLK.

All! don't be sorrowful, darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray
Taking the year together, my dear.
There isn't more night than day.
'Tis rainy weather, my darling,
Times waves, they heavily run;
But taking the year together, my dear
There isn't more cloud than sun
We are old folks, now, my darling
Our headsare growing grey,
But taking the year all round, my DEAR
You will always find a May.
We have had our May, darling.
And our roses long ago;
And the time of the year is coming,
For the silent night of snow.
And God is God, my darling,
OF night as well as day;
And we feel and know that we can go
Wherever He leads the way,
God of the night, my darling,
Ofthc night OF death so grim,
The gate that leads out of life, good wifi
Is the gate that leads to Him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
What Did 1t?

In regard to the Ohio election, the
Pittsburg Chronicle (Rep. says:
The speeches of Benjamin f. Wade,
in Ohio, were in the worst possible
taste, and did serious injury to the par
ty They not only exasperatcd the
conservative Democrats, but they must
have alienated many moderate Repub-
licans from the cause. II the spirit of
Wade's harangues were to become gen
eral in the North, there could be no
other result but civil war among our
selves
This is what the Radical leaders have
been driving at for months, and the re-
cent elections afford the only hope that
this civil war will not 60 on. Public
safety demands the defeat ofthe party.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Henry Ward Beechcr has preached Il
sermon on marriage, the object of
which was to prevent his people from
marrying with persons not sound in the
religious faith Of the Puritans. That
is bad 1t will have the effect (if any
effect at ally to perpetuatc an uneasy,
misunderstanding, intolerant, back hi.
ting, self-righteous and scditious breed
of men. A community Of such men as
Beecher would be as restless as hand
full of peas in hot skillet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

An exchange has the following,
which pretty clearly illustrates the po
sition of business men who do not ad-
vertisc.
"Why don't you deal with me p said
Il closc-isted tradesman to friend the
other day
The reply was characteristic:
"You have never invited me, sir.
have looked all through the Democro,
for an invitation, in tho shape of an
advertisement, and found none. / new
er 60 where l am not invited"
We hope a few business men here
will take the hint.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
A Parallel.

cd around Vcspasian, upon his acces-
sion to the throne of imperial Rome,
the most oalcious was phcbus, Nero's
freedman, WHO hoped by adulation to
cxpiatc the insolcncc of his behavior
on former occasion, when Vespasian
had been guilty Of falling asleep while
Nero sung. Vespasian asked the
freedman what he should do to ap
pease Nero's Indignation. go and
hang YOURSELF replied Phebus. This
same Phebus in turn now threw himself
at the feet of the new Emperor. Yes.
pasian with smile, repeated, "Go and
hang YOURSELF and content with that
rcproach, left the sycophant to him
self.
We might compare the Democratic
party to Vespasiap, The Democratic
party has been guilty Of the crime OF
losing power while Jacobins were ma
nipulatins the meancst OF passions for
the purpose Of ruling the country, but
now that the white men have begun to
reason upon the l0.ly Of allowing the
country to be destroyed III order to
keep party in power; now that the
| Democratic party is swelling into pro
portions Of magnitude, come Il sett OF
hattcrors who offered Phcbus, consola-
ton TO distranchiscd men, and are loud
in professions of democracy. 1t is Sc
we're enough castIgatiOn to repeat the
former expressions otsuch sycophants,
and leave them to the goadings of their
guilty conscienccs.
This same Fespasian, when he was
Consul for the fourth time of Rome,
made it his first care to allay the spirit
OF party and faction, which had cmbit-
tered the minds Of men in the distrac
tions of the civil war; to reform the
manners, give energy to the laws, and
tcoch tie military to submit 10 the c!ril az
IMorties. What blessing it had been
if such course had been pursued in
this State. But no! BrownloN's y mi /
tia, and his Procamatons, rode rough
shod over all civil law. Oar citizens
were murdered (inst snce poor Brown,
in this county, and the murlercrs went
unwhipt of justice. The ballot box
was guarded by bayoncts, white people
distranchised, stupid negroes forced
into loyal leagues and sworn to keep 4
few corrupt men in office. Free speech
was denicd--(instance Capt. Shicf, a
Federal officer, who, while making Il
Conservative speech in the Courthouse
of our town, was insulted and Sur
rounded by armed men under command
of an officer, and forced to suspend his
rcmarks-al this in q Courthouse where
civil law was supposed to be dispens-
ed BY Proclamation the Governor
took away the appointment Of Judges
Of Elections from the County Courts,
and gave the power to itinerant Com.
missioncrs Of Registration How diff
tcrent was all this from the wise poll
cy Of Vespasian, and how certainly will
it prove the downfall of the Jacobin
party, and we may then see verified
the assertion Of 4 celebrated historian,
that the wiscst laws and best examples
of virtue owe their origin to the actual
commission of crimes and misdcmean-
ors, for men of integrity make it their
study, on such occasions, to dcduce
good from evil, just as Magma Charta
was the result of fkingly rule carried to
awful extremes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
COMING PLEASURES.

Shadow leaves of rugged elms,
Thrown on cool green meadow plants
Light beyond. and lowered realms.
Passing bees deep organ-chants.
Plumes Ofair that touch the cheek
Like rose, as soft and briet;
Happy thoughts that need not speak,
Tapped in rest and loves Belief.
Ripping stream by sun and shade.
Golden-mcshed, or amber deep;
Song of bird, and tinkling blade,
Where the distant corn they reap.
Such an hour is coming, sweet,
Banishing the anxious frown-
Tanning ache and troubles heat
Bringing heavily angels down.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
THE OLD FARM.
BY JAMES A. BARTLETT.

love the old neglected farm;
Though others may not see
A solitary grace, itwears
A deathlcss charm for nc
Its struggling fences, half decnyed'
With shrubs and vines o'erGrown,
Its fields o'crrun with sedgc and pines,
No charms for others own.
Its dwelling and its cabins round,
Fast goingto decay;
Aye, we'll ye say while looking on,
Have known better day.
Yet blame me not for loving thus
This old neglected farm,
Formy sad heart each ruin owns
A never-dying charm.
NY grandsire won it from the wild,
And here he lived and died;
Here he and dear grandmother now
Are sleeping side by side.
And here my mothers childhood ileN
And here was her joy;
All, me, It's many a sad long year
Since ! was but boy.
Then blame me not for loving thus
This old neglected farm;
Though others scorn. for Inc it owns
A neycr-dying charm.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Pull. SHERIDAN-This disgusting
little snob, has proven an utter failure,
as an electioneering card. His visits
to Cincinnati and Newark, n. j., and
Philadelphia, largely increased the dem
ocratic majorities in these places. Could
not the New York Democracy hire him
and Logan at six thousand dollars
apiece to fix up their State just as Ohio
has been fixed Columbus { Ga. Sun.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Wilson endorses the perfect "Radi-
cal orthodoxy of Grant, and Grant en.
dorses the pat: t:iotism" of Wilson ;
and, We have no doubt that. jointly,
they would endorse the respectabiliy of
"Dan. Sickles," or, perhaps, the cour-
age of Sumner, the hero who crawled
ooer all Europe, exhibiting himself as
a "whipped man."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Henry Ward Bcecher, in his dis.
course last Sunday, said that "some
men will not shave on Sunday, and yet
they spend all the week in shaving their
fellow men; and many folks think il
very wicked to black their boots on
Sunday morning, Jet they do not hes:.
tate to black their neighbors' reputa-
ton on week days"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
A negro by the name of ULYSSES

A negro by the name of Ulysses S.
Grant was recently hanged in Mobile
for rape and robbery. Not long agt,
q darkey named Horace Greeley. was
brought up under similar charge at
Charleston. 1t is said that hundreds of
negroes have taken the name of Benja-
min Wade, Charles Sumner, and of
other such worthless. In due time We
shall undoubtedly hear that Sumner
and Wade are also hanged for these or
similar peccadillos.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
GAME WHICH TWO CAN
PLAY.

"She tells me how she loves me
When we are all alone,
And she thinks that lbelieye IT,
But laughs when | AIN gone
She's cunning little woman,
But am cunning too!
And her laughter is II mockery
TO the laughter that Ido.
She thinks 1t very funny
That she can so deceive
One experienced in ilirting'-
But he laughs within his sleeve
She thinks that she deceivcs me.
But this much ! can say.
That the little game of ilirting
Isa game that tpo can play
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

a Washington dispatch says, "Gen.
Grant declares that he holds nothing
in common with the Democratic par.
ty." The Lord grant that it may be
so, for Democracy of late has had here.
sizes and denominations enough to carry
without shouldering those OF Grant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Il. said that in many parts of the
South the wells have become so strong
ly impregnated with the Freedman's
Bureau that the water is no longer fit
to drink. In one we'll at jackson,
Mississippi, nine negro babies were re-
Gently fished up. "Sweet blighted Ill
les, as Carlyle would say.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

The President, so it is said, writes .
private letter to i friend in the South.
in which he says: ~ have strong
hopes of peace in the future, for think
the elements Of diseord are all passing
away" Are Sumner, Wade, Stevens,
DC, all dying? The elements of dis.
cord" will never have "passed away
untils the worms have devoured the
skins of all these creatures.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

John Quincy Adams, ofQuincy, Mas
saehusetts. who has accepted the nom-
ination of the Democracy of the State
for Governor, is the son of Charles
Francis Adams, and a young man Of
very decided ability. The brains stick
toughly in the Adams family.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Every male citi-
zen Of the United
States of the age
of 81 years, who
has been u resi-
dent Of the State
one year next pre-
ceding the election,
and Of the county,
township or ward
lin which he resides
such time as may
be provided by law,
except such per-
sons as have borne
arms in support Of
ANY inSurrectiOn or
rebellion against
the Government Of
the United Statcs,
or have fed from
their places Of res
Iidencc to avoid be-
ling drafted into the
military service
thereof, or have de-
serted the military
Ior naval service
thereof, or have de-
serted the military
or naval service Of
said Government in
time of war, and
have not subse-
Iqucntly been homo
rably discharged
from the sam c,
shall have the quail.
iticat.o .ons Of all elec.
tor and shall be en-
Titled to vote at all
elections.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

Tight pants are again coming into
fashion as indispensable 10 the stylish
get up Of = gentleman's r.s-'-,--
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
CONSTITUTION,
ARTICLE 5, SEC.
(as it ISL

Every White male
citizen of the Uni,
ted States Of the
age Of twenty on,
years, who shall
have been q resi-.
dent of the State
one year next pre-
cetling the election.
and Of the county.
township or ware
in which he resides
such time as may
be provided by law.
shall have the quail:
iticalion of an clec
tor, and be entitled
to vote at all clcc.
tions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24
The Amendment in Ohio.

The following is the clause of the
Constitution Of Ohio, with the defeated
amendment, voted on at the late cleo
ton:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-24

THE SUBSTITUTE.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13

Der Dartet SsrmSsen iptG. 9Dir slduSeu
aud, boB e8 gr6Bsre uno bD6ere 8ra9en eibt,
ais Die 3rint= un6 Sonnto9sfrdse, ober wtr
9lauben niGt, bab 9eraee bic beuti4sn Bars
ger Ssrpai&tet inO, tbre WniGauuneen Der
intuleranten amsrttauii6en unterSucrbuen unc
Rets um Der srObereu GraSen ptlen, bic NOae
Der WSrtprer gu a6ernebmen. Dieter Qnli&t
lfstnen Die beutl6en 9arSer DaSenports see
meien Su |etu, uls lIe, bic entf&teOenlsn unc
trcueilsn 8rputlitaner, sesen Die @ertOppeluns
Der Semperen;leret unb beS Muderpeens
nit BEN 9rtn5ipien Der repubIifantlGen @ar-
tet prOtelttrten. ga nun bic dmerifantihe
Barteiprefe 70 dnma6eno uno 10 Oumm mar,
ben 8rotsf nt6t gu beadten unb - a la
yNRiKcurt Democrat" - ben Deutld den &C.
eeniiber oiftatOrii6 %uuftrut, Or9anilirte l6 bic
u~nabban9ige Oper n8Ultspartet" uno bercitete
zen 8ourbUnen Der repubIitduilGsu Vartsi
Die ipObtOerotente uno bofentliA beiliame
Njecerlugs. @er ntGt b6ren nil, muB fube
len
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13
Die friegcrii9cn Na9riGtcu aus europa,

St8mord IGetnt in Der Sbat trpb Der Sries
bensortttsl oes parilsr Moniteur cine ral@e
gntiHeicuns berbeifubren su pplen. DEM
pie eine pom MbenO pe5 IL. @prtl battrte
Oepelht aus Berlin iast, Bat CT cine ensrs
glide GOts nod 8arts eelanbt, norm ct ben
SEAT er 9iapctecn ju elmer @rflaruna barber
aufurpert, mas Ietne trieserilhen 8altunaen
GIT bepeuten BADEN. 8ismard lagt in Der
glote Vreubsn made Grantrei6 fir Die
Tolgen zines iOlGsn SGrittes perantpurtlih
unD %Ssrlange bic alSbaloige @tnteuuna Der
fran;Dliheu &riegsruitungen.
Bon 3alfaot ipirb am Nbenb bes II. Npril
tsIeerapbirt, ooB preubjlde Ssrfdrtunsen bas
ieIbt aufCmmen; ;uei tpeitere rreustl9s &es
9tmeuter raren nod an bemlelben Nbeno ein>
setrcfen.
Nus Stuttgart piro an bemlelten Nbenb
te%lserappirt pCn Berlin lei an Die 6auptei=
isnbobntatiOncn In 0~arttmbers uno gapen
Der 8sftbl ~er8anaen, 3r9e fir pen transport
BON Sasaaerie bereit 3u baIten.
DAP bic Yreuben 10 9anj fbneQ fUmmen
wurcen, nm 10 gang lhneu su i6isbsn, pus
lhftnt lib Napclecn, ais er auf pa5 @steib
ieines rubmsstOlen 5rdnSplenpcltes isinen une
serehten unO unbsrufenen ariegslGrm ssssn
Oeuti6lanp begann, Denn pOd uiGt 9eOoGt
gu BADEN.
Am GnCe tCmmt gar bic preuBii6e unb
oeutide Nrmee gum Beiuhe auf bic Barrier
NuSfeaung, an oeren Mathematician 8elu&r
ia Dem 8atier Der 8ransoien @aes lieet.
@reuben 1T ppGfdnois ssrafet unO triess.
berett, Srantreih obsr nph uiht. unp bee-
talb lteint BiSmard, Der purA leine meiiters
bafte Diplomatic Osutl6lanb ben @iden aes
Dsdt bat, Den unoermeipliH gepOroeneu Srieg
,ptI6en Deutidlano unc Trantret9 j est
bsainneu III rrcllen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13
Ybt!aOelpbier llrtbeil ihcr Die Mafer:
niebcrlagr lit Baltimore.

Ser eelriss rWttlubsIp6isr Democrat"
1hretbt :
wDte 8raae, Of In Baltimore en- @unnta.
gen Die Stacteijenbabneu fabren oarfsn, mar
oem Bolt AM 10. Glpril sur ablftmmung Dor.
aelsat mcreen. Die 5raee purce ourb cine
Mebrbeit pom Sttmmen NIT Sa entI6ieoen.
Die AgitattOn, neiGc bislfm Stee Der Ser
nunft unb Der rabren SoltStnterelIen ppran-
gine, ruar E66t inters6ant. gDie in 9ttla.
celptia eiferten ale 8inlterltnse, 8elistons-
Sanatiter uno Wlufer baeeeeu uno prppbe,ei.
ten Den ~lntereang fer Welt, beilpie4oie cit
tsnSerOerbni6 &C., wenn bic Nbfimmung D a:
fir entlheipe. Gle ma9tsn ME bier ben
SsriuA gu bspeiien, oaB Gerdrtiges 9easn
0ottes @ebct uno 9e9cn bag Gtrifentbum Isi.
Inter Den Oeutlttn rpar feline M~einunesoers
IAiecenbelt Mlle waren III Die MfaBs
re9el anb tpenn eS ia Oentlhe CAB, pethe
oaee0eu a~sitirten rnb lttmmten, rparen 60
sewib nur lebr renige. Nber aud inter ben
Nrnertfanern CAB ss Dernlnfttae Wanner
genug, relGe ben Nbtrrrtb Der Mufer ldd3ers
lid mahten INN ibre pcreeblthen 8eweile
griinolih ptSerleqten.A 9abei Sethreten i'd,
nebrere Sunntassbldtter pOrtbeilbaft aus.
so III philadelphia benn iebt bic einsise
9rpbe Stoot I'M 4anSe, bte auf bas 9sbot
eint9er Senatursn Spm Qanoe auf cine Gine
rlGtung rerjt6ten mub welne elmer @rpBltapt
gum esbensterIriniB sewOrcen 1T. go III
rtne S6mad, bas bic Msbrbsitber @eisegster
70 wenis bic &edtt uno SutereHen Der Slraer
a6tet, paB file osn1slben Die @ntI@eipun8 uber
tire eieensn QOfalcnsslesenbeitsn SOrertbdlt.
Die Wabler i'm Qanoe, pelAe nit ben BON
tbueu semdblten Heprdientanten aberetuitim-
men, RAP Der Stapt Y6ilaDelpbta niAt i6r
Ne6t rperoe, 1pQten our GrtsnntntB ibres tins
rshts 9e6raht meroen burh Die 8orteQunsen
oerer, pelGe cine berniiuftise NnT6t bon Der
Sadie babeu unp bic @dbIer Der &sprGiens
%tanten, irelAe niGt nit ben lebteren oarin
iibereinitiMmen, bae philadelphia fein &e&t
babsn IOa, iiber feline ei9enen ansslescnbeiteu
gu beitimmsn, Ioaen uno mitHen bieIen STE
prGisntuntsn Sfentli4 tbre Mlbbiaisuns aus
iprefeu unp Ie in(fruiren, bemndGit Der 8rr'
nudft unO Dem 8eat ssmab gu ittnmeu-unr
rpetgern fe iEG nelen, 70 uetlanst es Ote 8ir'
9erFFtGt Der 8Gbler, Dtels !6errsn ni4t pic.
Der sur 2eglsIotur Az m1blen."
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13

fiiGrt. 6ranfreih last tn Sranfrei6, geigien
uab Gnglonb 100000 G6alepct-U e!pe9re aus
f%ertiaen. bic aber sra Bis gum M1r; ndG<
fen. SobreS aon3 ferti9 iein merpen. @ben'O
eifri9 rilten NuBl0no unO SeIrsi6, UNI fA
Die tartiiGe 8suts gu F6ern. Sn 8ubldno
merorn 900 6ancren es9cfen uub 100000
Mtuefeten mad pem 5interlaounesiYfem bers
dnoert, irUmtt es ober Ell gu Infans oee ndA~
item Snbre8 inr 06lfte ferttg werpen rtrc.
Ssltreih psrmebrt u. Usrbe0ert feline 0eIhIBe
uno Gnnert 100000 Wiu5fettn in 0tntertartr
Tim. wCmtt ss 9e9en Gnpe oisIe les Sabre6 sur
6Glfte ferttg gu msrOen tclTt. England bat
10000 @nfelosW u6feten terettS ndG benz
SuYoer'iAsn @iane umasdncert uno miro
9sgsn gnce rteleS Sa6reS $4,000 folder Ge>
ipebre uno APO eejoesne @eihube fertis ba-
ben. 9dnemart oerwanbelt Ietne Wtasteten
e~benfauS in 6interlabcr. OdsisIbe tbut Sol
laub nod benz SuYoer' iAem Sqfem. 8eI9teu
BAT bsrsit6 0ueRoblaei6Ibe etnaefIbtt uno
betemmt jebt preustlhs 3lnonaOel9enebre,
poraus berDursebt, cob 8ismard fiber LIT,
baB R4 8elgisn i'm &rtessfale ni6t an
6rantrein onl6lieBsn miro. 9ie S6pei3
IaBt 200 9intcrlacunadaeihibe aieben uno
i6oft betanntIiG cine Mcnec binterlabunsS=
gspeGre an 100000 noh benz Miltart'l6en
unc 10000 na6 Dem Standardization Spl fes
me-. Stalien, Spanien, Portugal unp G'ries
nenlano ~otrpanosln ibre Wlisfeten In 0inter'
lobfr. Spanien unp @riehsnlanD babsn BET
Rrupp in Glien gubitubIseidlBc bslfeQt. DAP
aud pte beOrdnste Sirtei ous 2eibesftdften
riiltet, peritcbt ltG BON ieiof.
uup elei&,eitte NIT ben 8Ilunsen gu 9an-
be finCen ebeniO 8spalttge &nltunsen CUR see
RAFT.
Sn btsIem Nusenbttfe if Yrrubsn II. NOrrr
beutIAIdno i6erbaupt ieoem anberen State
i'll 8etrcf Der Sepafnung uno Nu6biIpung
Der Iruppen iberlcseu !; uno taB ii6 Die luos
eeut1Asn Irrppen inter 6lbrung 9rsuBens
CANT ebeniO gu! balten rperosn Wte Die noro=
peutidsn, unterlteet gar tstnem 3peifel. SIN
SntersIe DreuBenS lie9t es, paB Der Srte96'
tan5 mGslt&it baIO Dor lt4 9ebt, ebe Die enOe<
rem Md6te 3eit sebabt BADEN, pur6 &ecr9as
~ntiatiOn unO Neubepufnuns ibrsr Gruppen
eS oer preuetiGen armee mGsltat sletb gu
tbuu.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13

ritat elmer aseen bte 9ettlhsnarofe In DER
Nrrnee gsri&tetsn Grfldrung aueefinmt. SIN
Sable 1868 wuroen in Gn0lanb AL Solous
zen NIT % 275 9iebeu %bcitroft. GS puroe
tetcut, cab Die ruiffAe unO 6fretGtf6e Dir
NEE, In benen bic @rilgeitrofs nod berrI6e,
III bet letten 3ett Fets sel4laocu wurDe,
lDG9rsnO ote @rmssu @renbens uno Gronfz
reiGs, ole tsnen GGanc led ouS9emer,t, ibers
all elGnsenpe Sieqe erlut1tsn bGtten. General
Yecl ertldrte nit ieiner rau9en Sfisnber3ias
Felt : v9te @sitIhenarafs 1T 3ur &ufreGte
6altung Der @unne3u6t cine a~blOIute glOtb-
wenbiafett." Grihiebuns fet bas etn3tae
GrIabmittet 4, welHeS ltA fir Die NeitIGe
bieten lnlie, unp our Rhgel DOle er feline 3u'
Tuht niGt uebmsn. gBeIAss NeGt BADEN
9sute BON lOtGen NujGteu, f6 ubsr Die
Sdwiertateit Der Nefrutirung III England gu
bsflagtu? 60 LANCE bic psttihe rcgtert,
tpirp Der SoIpatentano In England fir CtneU
unebrenbaIten geltrn /; penn oOb ibm In Der
pfentIt6en Wsinung Elm NudsI antlsbt, fann
Nietaono Yerbeblsn, Der Die i~UctaLen MnI6aus
ungsn bss en9lil6en Bottles tennt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13
WaDln0tOn, g. c.

t STE QocaGpottttf bait 0saen.
martt9 ale 8eSGlternngsttafIen Der 8un0es,
bduptltabt f@un In ,tenIi6er grre6tbsit, o6a
9letH Die @a9l erlt i'm Sum- fattfnpet. Bsice
Bartsisn btsiIen ld tire GanOtoaten Iobalp
ais mSali1 eer baS @clt ~ brtneen unb
Wernen fetn Wtttsl unperIu6t laiIen, ben
Sisg gu li&srn. 8et Fer nG9iten NuutcipaIs
0abl wereen nrr orei @eantts gep1blt, ein
Collector, Elm NesifratOr unD Elm GtattgrOs
meter.
+DteSbo SetItC s wcrben am 26.
Bier cine 9rUSe YrO3sIFon obbolten uuo t8re
Setter nit etnem Santet i'm Nattonultbeater
belGliebsn. Oils Gstrsbner lit 9. 81. 81.
0dreY pcn Warplanc aneessi9t.
Die Gmancipationsfsisr Der Tarbtgrn
am naHlcn Dtsnltas miro cine gru6artise
Nfaire tperoen. Die 5erren Senator NlUrs
ton, 9rn. .. S. Butler, &iAter 8ely, Sen.
5cparp uno Sen. 2Ceon linO inter ben NeO-
nern BEG cages.
IG ur 6tbGre8 aSerploiton m
Waibtu9tUner GtabtpORamt.-
@stern Mur9en Ihtsn TN StabtpcRamt Der
0Olometer in llnurruun9 ssratbsu gu Ietn II.
Semes U. &ennebp, Der SHabmsifer uno
Superintsnbent bssgureauS be9ob IiM beelet>
tst bon ben So. Doubleday unb 8. g. MC1es
tnS Scuterratn um cie Sa6e 3u unterIu6en.
esbtersr trug Elm 2tdt uno aIS bas 0aS, mel
dies pom Metsr Coer pun elmer 9sbOr1enen
RGbre oaslrGmte nit Der Glamme In @pns
taft fam, fano eiae GrplcTon tat!, mel6e bic
bret 5erren sGn;ti@ In 6larnrnen binte. 4en-
reop bate 9let1 geifesgeserrart senug, Ii@
tns Srete III rstten, aud bic iibrisen beiben
retteten f&, MCfss III iebUG Nermoesn Der.
lsbt, bas man istu 0tererouftcmmcu fur
iebr sWetfetbaft talt. Die GrplOton bate
benielben Gfett ME SGisepuIper. Gtne IA
SSQtSt Wtauer wurbe In itren @runbfelen
eri&ittert uno Der @TrteI brTdelte lf6 al,
etne Seri&luIene I6lre fprans auf unb bStz
gene SbIren einacn In Splitter.
81 Sn gSalltaatsn oeltgbe man SeIeIlnuGen
fir sSu tdalidlGr Nab wS,beutlihsn yMeGer''
(SaGicriDtiOueH mic glusei1enl Ourdt Osil Mgentea
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