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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

esr Mr.. Greeley concludes an article IN
tho IodeDendeat, on ''the periis Of repudia--
diationb 40 follows: "Let it be assumed
that we shall never repudiate, and these
NAV be converted at maturity INTO d nom
taxable five per cent having twenty or
thirty years to run; and the saving ofiuter-
eat thus effected would serve 10 pay off the
principal &c The debt 10 two or Tires gener-
ations. Bus there can be no saving, no
abatelosnE, without tho stevnest integrity
in our dealings with our creditors. Were
it absolutely certain that we should always
be honest and solvent, we might in tue
borr0v. as Great Britaih doas, at lass than
four Fer cont; while il we begin 10 2neat'
NC shall not be able u borToT 81 ell no
man can really afford 30 be 5naYe anu
debtor who owes largely least q al.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

A SHABBY LoyER-It used to be the
fashion for all the folks in the neighborhood
of New London, Connecticut, to go to town
and see the annual examination Of the
scholars. One fellow brought his girl
along with him in wagon; but when the
time for dinner came instead Of going with
her to the hotel, as the others did, he went
to a shed where his horse was hitched and
took out pumkin pie.
"Come here, Cecilia,s says he to his
girl, "let's have dinner. Fact is they do
charge 50 monstrous high to the hotel, that
don't feel like submitting 20 their extor.
ton. guess We can make as good meal
as we need to out here"
Cecilia, having no other resource, assist
ed her beau in his practical protest against
hotel charges, and swallowed her share o.
his frugal lunch with the best grace SIG
could command. 49,
After the examination was over 'hey
drove home
There was toll-gate on the way and as
they came near it, her prudent lover 'ufh9O
to her and said :,
Cecilia, now, you know, we msyn,s bt
married after all, and as paid the toll on'
way, l don't consider it more than fair tina
YOU should now pay it the other way"
The poor girl paid the toll but she neye
allowed him to pay her his actresses ate
that.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

Anna Dickinson has saved but little
money from her lectures. She has house
on Locust street, Philadelphia.
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nroaat,s Lifa Fills and Phoenix Rittels

The wonderful effects of Moat Pills in Of mental
depression physical weakness proceeding from fnd
gestion costveness bilious secretions certified
by millions of persons who have been benefited ~ them
They the most effective cathartic purifier be-
fore the public and since 1926 They
cheap, aud reliable Sold by all respectable
dealers everywhere.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
A Singular Discovery in Montana-a Lit
eral 'Hell"--Indian Affairs.
ST. Louis, September 10.
Associated Press Dispatch.


ST.. Louis, September 49,
The Montana Post says: IAN exploring
party which has been to the head waters of
the Yellow Stone river has found and reports
seeing one of the greatest wonders of the
world. For eight days they travelled
through volcanic country, emitting a blue
flame and living streams of molten brim-
stone. The country was smooth and roll
ling, with long level plains intervening.
On the SUBMITS of these rolling mounds
were craters from four to eight feet in d.
ameter, and everywhere on the level plains
smaller craters, from four to six inches,
from which streamed blaze and constant
whistling sound. Tho hollow ground re-
sounded beneath their feet as they travelled,
and every moment seemed to break
through. Not living thing was seen in
that vicinity The explorers gave it the
significant application Of HE'LL"
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Democratic State Convention


The Madison Journal summarily portrays
the appearance, and describes the compost
ton of the State Democratic Convention,
which assembled at Madison last week, as
follows:
"Not more than one.half of the Districts
eff the state were fully represented. Many
counties, some of them among the largest
and most popuIous in the state, sent no del
egates. So little interest was felt in it, that
two out of the five Assembly Districts of
this county were unrepresented. Quite
number of those whose names appear in
the list of delegates were not present in
person.
''The character of the delegates was Pc
culiar. We do not recollect ever to have
seen body of men wherein the ''sere and
yellow leaf f" were so conspicuous features
The Republican State Convention was in
main composed of middle aged and young
erly men. The convention of yesterday
was almost wholly made up of the old
stagars of the party it represented. Gray
hairs, bald heads and wrinkles were every
where predominant. Such an assortment
of old fossils has rarely been seen. They
were the odds and ends of bunker Democ-
racy and silvcr,gray Whiggery-men of
past generation retaining the aninosities
and prejudices Of other days, but incapable
of comprehending the present. They were
men who could denounce policies aud meas
ures but could suggest nothing of them
selves. Here and there was a modern face,
but these mostly were manifestly of foreign
birth. The greater part Of the delegates
who were born on American soil could bet
ter discuss the questions agaitated during
Jacksons administration than those of the
present day.
The platform was in the handwriting of
Mr.. S. Cadwallarler, of the Milwaukee NeaoS
and is understood to be the production of
that gentleman in the main. It is quite fe-
rocious in regard to the Republican party,
but in other respects decidedly tepid and
mild, especially on the Sunday question,
which it evades by equivocation AS orig
ihaIly reported, it contained reputation
resolution, but the managers were af,aid to
adhere 90 it,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

We do not pretend that this remedy will wholly cure
the toothache in every case, but it will always give re-
lief. and many cases entirely cure in less than five
minutes.
Recipe for making Starch Polish, the use Of
which will enable the most ordinary ironer to give
linen the appearance of having just left the hands Of
the most experienced fnisher full as beautiful as
when it was new.
Recipe for making Sweet Cider, without APP
pies, nearly good as the genuine juice mot one
in ten can tell the difference.
A Recipe for making Wart and Corn Saiye.
few applications ofthis Salve win entirely remove
the worst of Warts or Corns
All the Recipes in the book are genuine practical
recipes. of great utility and fully as good recon-
mended. Those who may at first think themselves
unable to purchase the book, the very ones not
able to do without it.
For Sale by Agents everywhere, and at the office
of the Kenosha TELEGRAPH; or it will be sent by
mailfree of postage on receipt of price.
AGENTS WANTED, to whom the most lib
eral terms will be given for the sale of the above
book. Address
SCHOFF & VINEGAR, Publishers,
Kenosha, Wis.
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Active Volcano in Peru---Bad Outlook for


4 Lima correspondent Of the New York
Tribune writes 'The Volcano of Uvinas,
distant six mites from Arequipa, and that
has FOL TIE last twenty years beet consld-
cred az extinct, has suddenly become quite
active On the 18th of May last, smoke
began to issue from the crater IN more or
less quantities, and of various densities.
Later however, the eruptions are incessapt,
commencing with thick, heavy smoke,
followed by showers of ashes and sulphur,
with su1fecating stencil At times, large
pieces of the upper part IF the crater cave
in, as if undermined, followed by heavy
explosions. On the oath of Jaiy, during
the night the first shocks of earthquakes
were felt, aud have continued with more or
less frequency ever since. The Arequipenos
are kept in continual state of alarm, for,
within the last week, tue volcano has eject
ed such quantities of smoke that the sky
has been overcast to that degree that the
suns rays cannot penetrate it, the luminary
himself looking as if in an eclipse. Ihey
dread tho destruction of tho city, and with
no doubt considerable reason, for the city OF
Arequipa has, since the year 1852, been de-
stroyed by earthquakes no less thaa twelve
times, and very narrowly escaped destruc-
ton in the year 1885, experiencing no less
than forty heavy shocks in four hours,
since which scarcely any earthquakes have
been felt until few days ago"
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TRTTESDFLI,. dealer in q

IA. Kinds Of Fresh Family Groceries [
shall keep constantly on hand complete assortment
of everything in the Grocery line, and shall sell
shall at all times pay the highest price for Produce
Goods promptly delivered to any part Of the city.
free. 1yl5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

/ The Age, a weekly aewspapef o New
York, is edited by woman, Hiss hale q
Boyd.
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POSTERS AND HANDBILLS.

- For Programmes and Bills requiring unusual
amount decomposition, or for bordering and other
extra work, reasonable charges viii be made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

The shoe business of Lowell, Mass, il
remarkably active.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

ILLINOIS CROPS The reports from the
corn crop in tie counties along the Illinois
Central Road gathered by the company,
present the prospect Of very poor crop.
The crop in the southern counties is the
lightest, owing to the fact that the drouth
has been more severe. Some counties re-
port as low an average as ten TO fifteen
bushels per acre, and less breadth planted
than usual, as farmers are turing their at
:ention very much to the production Of
fruit and early vegetables for the Northern
markets. The more northern counties
make better reports Champaign reports a
full average, with increased acreage, while
Stephenson reports yield never before
equaled The farmers in that county have
made lucky hit, as "ten cent corn " will
not be common this year. Judging from
all reports, the crop about here will be
considerably under an average as in many
fields large numbers of stalks can DO no.
ticed with not an ear on them. Beluidere
SaRduTd
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RATES OF ADVERTrsrxc

SPACE. u wM2wHS w. I 4w n Sw. sn n en-. \ 1yr
square j. 150n 2OO 2.5OR sOOl 4O0l soon 75Oi 10 90
squares. I'll 20O 25Ol 8OOI s.50l 55OI 700Ii000 Is loo
SQUARES. u 26OA S25 S75B 4a5 6OOB 85OI1sOOT 5000
u SoOA 50OI 6.00I 65061050I 400I20006 $500
column 60On1ooO12 OOts oO190 o0o4 o01O en- NJ
column 00l16OO2O oo2i OONs5 ool4O oO6O OOV1ooOO
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MANUFACTURER of Lumber Wagon, Carriage
&c, and dealer in Wood and LUMBER.
Kenosha, Wis. 1866.
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HEAD Il SUTHERLAND.

Of Lumber Wagons, Carriages.
&c. Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Kenosha, Wis. 1866.
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RUPF II -

JOHN FkUPF ret.
Of the Celebrate ,-4,.sss.
ienge Crackers, Soda, Boston a1e sgtos 'l... e,
Bread, Cakes, &c
Kenosha, Wis. 1866.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

MANUFACTURERS of Leather, Boots, Shoes &C.
Kenosha, Wis. 1866.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
DAVID CROaET.

MANUFACTURERS Of Lumber Wagons, Piows &c,
Repairing done to.order.
Kenosha, Wis. 1866.
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MANUFACTURERS DIRECTORY.
REATHF e. TARREEE
DENNIS mEARNEy.

As N n z III N II n NJ III n II -
of Lumber Wagons, Carriages
Agricultural Implements, &c.
KenOsha, Wis. 1866. 26
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WEEKS, FELLOWS & co.

No. Kimbalrs Block Kenosha.
Dealers in Staple ind Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee
Notions Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. None but
the best quality Of goods purchased and those sold
az cheap as at any other House in the city.
Kcnosha, Sept. II, 1867. 1y15.
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We find the following description of NJ
L. Sullivant's new Farm, in the Prairie
Farmer, of Aug. 91st;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09
6anbeI ,rnb 8Hrfe.
0ecprbers=N. pirrf.

SnIlp @bilhreb, emma Baaace, 8is
daro 9re1er, g8m. 8obertlon, 8lea.
liant @Oof, s. Gafe1 o.. 9oilis, 9ltra<
BAN SDs, Glifabetb Sanf9 unb Serrb
Wfabannep maren ipegen oronunas .
miorigen Betrasens angeflagt; erftere
sing fur $25 ms 9lrbeitsbaus, Die sweite
mnroe freigefprOden, Der brittle 6ledlte
Fifty and costss', Der bierte sablte Die
Soften, Der FINITE bIBt SO i'm MrbeitS.
bams ab, Ser iedite ipurOe freiaeiprod,en,
Der fiebente binterleote S., Der adte fam
NIT ben Soften oabon, SO. 9 lpasierte
mad benz Cumberland Summer re-
treat, uln oaielblt SO absuperoienen,
uno her sebnte sabIte 1926. = 5.ia@
Morrs Stepils tatte gu bieI gei9liirft,
80 mar Die @oniequen,.
u. Boiuers bate Iid Der Temperen3
Belpegnng nod ni6t angeidloHen unb
muBte Die geriauntniB nit $25 bii6en.
Rleafant SCOT iebt ole gBelt burd,
einen YifolenidnB IN frieaerii6e Muf<
re9ung, uno oenft barIber I'M Mrbeits !.
bauS nad, bis SO abgeflopft fnb.
Sobn 8rabb mar i'm 9tuuId nn6
ma6te fi6 babel ourd 9teslements :
ipiorigfeiten bemerfli6> mas ibm $25
ient5Og.
Stepben Brain, So. Oaebler unb
Sad 5a9an batten glei9e &eraeben ~
berantporten. Grlterer sablte $40, Der
sipeite tflo brittle MAIDEN ieoer fur $50
uno Soften fleine Stem6en. SO .3i
. 90 enoete cine WontaeSfBuns i'm
Yolisei9eridt! saf ~ a'aai1l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09
(Ginoefan Sly

= =
Ser bier lumber irrenoe, bert6rperte
@raffebler, ipelder auf ben 9tamen
Sen. s 6eobor Srauerntd5t
bort, bat in ieinem Yapierberniiiten
ben @infeiblatt aeauBert, 6aB iraeno
elm p@enie" Elm oeutl9es Sifet fur
bic nd@ite MunieipalmaM anfgefeat
nno publicirt babe.
II vBenn lid bod 6ie Seutiden uidt
|ilmnier ielblt laderli1 ma den lpoIlten !"
i 70 ruff f6lieBlid Der leIiee y6Ioate r."
paus uno be6enft babel tfidjt, bah err
onrb iein 9luftreten ais @anoibat 10
loobl ais bur6 feii ganses Sbun un6
Sreiben benz 6entiden siamen in
Naibbile mebr 96anbe eemadt bat,
ais ir9eno elm an6eres berfommeneS
Sabiect. gto6 ME lit elm erbarmlis
ldererE Sanstuurit IN ,9taibbilIe bers
nmgebiipft, ais oieier Yfeubo Mann,
ben mir Oeutl6en ale, Iaiuint nn6
lonoers, init muir febr, febr peniaen
9lusnahmen, i6on langit nidbt mebr
ais elm a6tun9smertbes Witalieo unf@
rer 8emeinidaft betraGten, tpobon
oerlelbe fiirsli6 einen oeutlideu, nit
obligatem Subtrift nod obenorein err
lduterten 8eiueis in Der SurnhaIle
ennpfangen bat. ss1 = =
d Sc cher 6erlcl6e fem ar,nleIiaes
Blatt auf9iebt, ipeI9ss iebt BON Se<
oerrnann alS elm bloBer BetteIbrief an
Die oeutide 8eb0lternna bon Naf6s
bile betrQdlfet tuir0. ME 7eS 6enn diift
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09
QGm 6as Nublifum.

d gBir baben Elm neIe5 Cry @cUbs @eI6Gfi
nit iefnem gang neufn BaarenSCrratb srDFnst,
tpOislbif mir neuet 8unben, Die uns bsebren
nnp mnfern alien 5reltnber, bic un5 Itets mil
.ibrer patrchase bebadt batert, bilist unp
brifens bspieasn psrbfn. @ir lisbsn srsBeu
llmiaB unb besniisen uns NIT tleinsm profit
Gbas. Hi6beimer s &c.,
s1 as @etlese, Stra6g4 q
fep5 1gB ffnf Sbiirr pberbalb llnionltr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09

ne SutUtu bDC eltDtuS 2DOtl
StaOtbau8 oQs Sllarmligaal. @Ile $50 :
lililten, Die i'm StationSbaus anipelcno,
fubren fofort mad Der @fe 8roao unb
Sumaer StraBe, pofelbIt cine groBars
tige SblSgerei i'm San9e iein ion.
re @eitern murben mebrere Sar<
bige, Die Der Baptilten@ 9emeinbe in
Gbgefelb anseb0reu, oar9 Gintau6el
in ben Cumberland setauft.
~ 9ierieIblt erf6eint als periods
i6es 6In9btatt Elm gBii1, in 6eutIber
Spra6e ge6rudt unter benz bo6t0nen >
ben Namen ygtalbbiae Semofrat" -
Saiielbe miro bon SbeobOr Srauers
ni6t berausgegeben, ser cine LANCE
8eibe semeiner, lei6tfinniger Streide
fur etnifiueilen iouelt bat biiBen milf
len, baB Der 0afbbiae Surnberein ibn
nnturneriiden Betraeens balber aus :
9eftoben bat.
Sn Der lebten Summer beS yOemo<
frat" iuar cine 3eibe gang aIIerlieblter
8erie entbalten, Die fi@ ebenfo 6urd
Sbeenidnang als bur9 8ersmaab,
wiirbis ben grSeugniilen 6ss befann>
ten unterofiieier Sole aus Dem Sad<
Idnberi6en ,SolbatenIeben i'm ssries
ben" CUR Seite ftellen. Ser 8erfaiIer
oerleIben lit, ipie mir b0ren, SER
Saul Sofmann, @lerf i'm 5reeomen's
Bureau. - 8ir erip6bnen 6iele Sbat<
fade UNI 6erartige Salente prominent
Dor bas Yablifun 81 bringen. sc lit
lammerf6aoe, tuenn ioI6e 8Fnnsen
benz Nu9e Der gSelt unbemerft berblii<
ben.
H 8ie fomnit Is, OaB unlre So
tells b0bere Yreife bon ibren @diten
berIansen? Ollie baben oiefeIben err
bolt unb es lit 6ies 6ei Der borsiai<
den Grn6te uno Dem ueberfluB an &C.
bensmitteIu aIler 2lrt b6lIia unbeareifs
lid. 8ernutblih bat iid Die Gpecus
lation einntaI tpieoer Die Gontroae
iiber Ben reiden 0nturfe9en anaemabt
unb anifatt oab bic Soffnnns bes nrnien
Nrbeiters auf Elm tpoblfeiIeres Qeben
in GrfilIuns gebt, miii1en bielelbea
Mngef6ts Der 9ille uno fSiille, Die
cine rei6e Grn6te aeipdbrt, bon Saa.
gu Sag b0bere 8reiie fur Webl un6
9eraud ertes 8Ielfb be5abIen. ase &.
N Sine horticultural @elealdaft,
lit bier eebil6et ipor6en, nit Serrn 81.
g. 5au ais Yrdiioenteu unb Saries
&. Bell ais corr. Gccretar. 9Jlan
beabfdtigt, sitadffeS Sabf in glaIbbille
cine srobe Stusiteanng bon Blumetr
unO @artener5easniiIen gu DeranfaIfen.
H- 9urd BEN SOB Oes Sc Serr q
9brabam WeDers bIeibt u. 6. 9lloen
aaeini9er GanoiOat fir .Das Mabor'S
Arat. 9sir bofen 6ab bic republifa<
nilAe Yartei iitInmfbr etnig fib nm,
u. 6. glben ais 8annertr1aer id)aas
rem miro. Gs mare i6aoe, ipcnn aud
nod feruer Der berrfGen6e Spait often
gebalten tuilroe. 9ll0en pir6 ie0en
Sails erfudblt. gSas mir ipiinidlen
1T. Dap alle bic fd CUR &epublifaniz
i6en Yartei befennert an be :nl8dbly
ficee 5beil nsbmen loaen. g8ir be-
bauern immer fDenn mir fe6en, OaB
Gtimmen nnklos fort9eluorfen ipetoen.
SO bate einet beiieren gfecf, aDenn
Nlben 2030 anftatt 1900 MaiDritdt:
erbielte. ass...g5 9,.saaZ 6
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MmFilnpia,trta.

Sobn g. Gsebr lit Ganbibat b@ yfa6itaIen ae.
publtfanIibeh Yartet fur ons amt zines Councils
manneS non oer s. 8arb unb perpfidtet fid, feline
Sdnlme MIR fiir ebrIidbe, trene Mdnner absuseben.
uns3l bsgB* - -..a.,4.ss,s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09

E Die einsise M6sli6feit, mic
mir baS rene1mdfiee Slbliefern Der
3cituneen Our6 bic Grdser saran=
tirett f6nneit, lieet bartn, ipenn
2ibDnnenten, bic BON ben xrdaern
itbersaneen iperben, uns fofortise
SInscise MAIDEN.
g ~ Sbomas o. Smitb, ipeaen
Serbadts, einen MorS in Girainien
begangen gu baben, in Wurfreesboro
perbaftet, ipuroe entla1en, 6a feline
Auslieferung bonn oorti9en @ouber>
sitenr yni9t berlailst tporbeu 1T |
R 9ie @ebriiber Sbp, iuelde Der
@rnapronng oes Negers &eIlon anges
fla9t iuurben iino in bas @efaneniB
gebradt noroen, UNI Dor benz Griml<
nalgeridt in 9allatin bel belfen nd9lter
Stbung proceifift gu iperben. tai@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09

F. H 9n Der eeltrigen Stbuna ,oes
Direftoriunls OesG inipan6erunas Yer<i
ems ipuroe SER 8rofe1or Degeneier
aus Ohio, oerfoeben BON einer ansaes 4
oebnten So4r bnrd Deutl1lan6 UNI
europa surilfgefebrt III, eineela0en;
in Der beute 4beno ttatifin6en6en re-
gelmaBigen MonatsperiammInnal oes
Serejas cine belitfde 8orlelung ii6er.
t,GinpanOefqn9s Mugelegenbeiten1 su
halten. Derielbe fa8te su un6 10 toni
nen mir Dem efhe bo6it intere6ante
Sibung eriparten. 100 .sss4z, raj ),
G1 Quf Der Oeeaturs @abu brad,
aeitern nabe bel RnLasti Die Dire am
Senbets fueSprd Elm 9lHfentbdIfI1boh
finieeHs GtAn0enp berurfddt ipur6e.
slieniano fit gdaberL.. nh ns6aaEi5sIsa
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Sur,terifdes.

Sine Saitrnfabrt bic e in {
! #. Gs 9i6t ni6t tpeniee foaenannie
Turner Delde itets Dor Dem friibeu
Nnflteben nno Dor iebem fleinen @1arldl
lns Sreie Suriidi9refen. Dieie ma
lnentli9 follten ii9 Elm Muifer an ben
Surnern WfiItpanfee'S nebmen, tueldle
tar5tib cine laneere Surnfabrta mad :
ten. Der ySerolo" ia9t 81. folsens
OeS barber. s..'@ 500 n 'ri
Slm Samitae 9beno 81 ll6r berz
ianlmelten iid cine bebeuteube NnsabI
unierer Surner in Der EnruerhaIle HnS
begaben fid bann auf ben WarlG nod
Geoarburg. 8egeH III fauienl ne m
Wfiquon an, Dofelbit iie in Der 0ortiaen
SurnbaIle, bis 4 ubr Mloraens CANT
pirten. I'm biefe 8eit beaaben fie lid,
ipieoer auf ben gBeg uno fainea UNI s
ubr mad SanliIton no, linen bon ben
oorti9eH Su-nern Elm bersli9er Gut5
pfang bereitet mar. ~ Al ssc5
Na9oem fie bort 9eraitet uno sSriibs
1tiiG genommen batten, iebten I'D, Die
Burner bon Nfilipaufee 5niammert init
oenen bon Sa,nilton, in 8egleitunq Ell
ner Wnfifbaiibe, abermaIs in 8eiuez
gung uno febten ibren Mari1 meiter
nod Geoarbnrg fort, no iie fnrs mad,
Sebn Hbr eintrafen Sort iuur6en lie
bon ben Geoarburger Surnpereir, unb
bon oener aus g8eit 8enS uno Sort
gSalbin9ton beiuillfommt. 8 ami DIS s
Nadoenl bier einige GrfrifAunaen
'eltigenofnnefl iuaren, nrarlbirten
fdmintlide Srrrler ipieber mad Samils.
ton uno bon bort aus mad BEN sseifs
plase BET SiIgen's @prinas, un6 mad,x
Dem man bier fiirae 9fait aebaIten
bate, belt Der Spre1er 6es @ebarsl
burg Hno SantiItou Surnpereins bic
Seitrebe, Die NIT grobem 8eifaH aufs
genommen tpuroe. g..a aib.su y.
5ierauf ipnroe Elm fplen6i6es Nlitsl
ta9sefen ferbirt, mas nod benz tiiG j
ttgen Warfh nni 10 better munbete. j
. 9fatb Slid. tpuroen einiae GcieIIs
fdaftsfpiele arrangirt, an oenen ife)
llarnentlid aud bic iungcn Oornen Ser
umgegen6 betbeili9ten, bic iiberbaupt
sur yerfbonering oes Oeites piel beis
trugen. ass.5s4..e>es, r,
Sad Beenoigllng 6iefer Spisie alma,
mon gum Sdauturnen iiber, an BEN
ND faniTntlid]e aflipeienbe Sarner be-
tbeiiisten nno mas .grobe 8eipnnoeruns
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-09
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