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New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE WHISKY FRAUDS AT BUFFALO.

BosToN, Sept. ia special dispatch from
Buffalo states that extensive frauds have been perpe-
trated in whisky, shipped from there 10 Boston, eoOo
barrels OF which seized also, that 5000 barrels
of whisky have shipped to Boston which cannot be
accounted for that forged receipts vi internal Reve
nue. officers have been sent 10 Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
SUICIDE AT ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Sept. 1s.-Charles II. Van
Dake an express messenger OF the Merchants Union Ex
press Company this city and Niagara Falls com
mitted suicide this morning by shooting himself In the
ON the premises OF his motherinaw Jon-st, in this
city He was OF the late L. d. Van Dake Tor many
wears manager OF the American Express Company IN TINS
city He was married Depression OF spirits supposed
IN have beeu the OF his suicide
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nosrnN Rank STATEMENT.
NAVY GAZETTE.

p Assistant Engineers W dered the wsmpanosg during her
Bucker AID Dasid Smith. Second traltrip -, ~,
N J. BAhs, tetng Master w u sha
Th.opbius Cook r. W TOunrow, Acting knsn bsnamn ~ pN
sS III sabban detached from the Mabehsad and
n placed OF waiting orders
Wr ungb. y yipGl Lewisl Acting Ensign A. y. Campbell
Jseoh seth j. Hobbs Edward placed leave for discharge
COLLIN. and A. j. DoneRan. or
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GEN. SHERIDAN ARRIVED AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1s.-Gen. Sheridan and
staff arrived here from St. Louis this morning, and will
leave tomorrow morning for Washington.
Business suspended Change today for half nm
hour TO tender reception 10 Gen Sheridan who visited
the Exchange and was received with most enthusiastic
demonstration,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
GEORGIA.

TnE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN TROOPs AND
FREEDMEN AT AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 1s.-The soldiers and
freedmen prominent In the late disturbances have been
arrested The former TO be tried by courtmartal
and the latter by the civil court An inofcnsve white
citizen was upOu aud badly cut this evening by sol
diers who n Is supposed took him for "A coored
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SLIT For PERSONAL ASSAULT SETTLED.

ROCHESTER, n. Y Sept 18-The suit brought
against A. NJ Fawcett, owner OF DEXTER" by s. NJ
Spencer Of city, Secretary OF the National Fair Asso
citation. for damages for violent assault committed upon
him. has settled, proposition Of the defendant
TO make n full apology and pay such sum as plalntins
counsel shouh name, as damages.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
A RoBBER SHOT DEAD IN sAUGERTIEs.

SAUGERrIEs, n. Y, Sept 1s-An unknown
man about Ave feet inches high between 40 and 30
years old with dark bushy beard was shot deed last
night nv the hired man OF Mr. Sheffield Of this place while
in the act OF collecting together the harnesses ana robes
in his stables with the probable intention OF stealing hm
and horse and making of with MS booty - Ia!i
passed through the heart OF the robDer
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

CoLoRED JUDGE ON TIE BENCH.
NEw-ORLEANs Sept 1S.-A colored Judge
presided this morning for the first time, tho bench OF
the First District Recorders Court In this city.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

ALBANY, Sept. 1s.--A caucus OF " kepupn-
can members was held this evening MI Archer as III
the chair Various projects OF Adjournment ".io
an.aa Mr. Evarts was In favor OF adjournlng to May
mossrs Wheeler Folger. NJ |. Townsead aud others'
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pptCffrov C.T-rtr NrApVpql

BRGHrOg Sept l8cef Cattle-Recep y4 head prices for
the week poorer grades there
downward tendency Extra 10 5O0G4; 6rst quality $2 75d
SlJ second quality, quality -B0%lO z5
sheep and IabsReceps 4yTl head Lambs sold at s2d for
Sheep SWINE
6a6tc'f ~ n, and for fat Hogs 73d8e y b
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Nrw.ppnpnpn nrn m,RKrr

NV BEDFORD Mass Sept. l8-Spem Oh and IN good de-
man sigsnce rom last week ~ 10 per gallon has been refused
holders demanding ~ 49, sales Saturday 9j bb a. SZd ~ TO-
AMI 2 DO private said be advance Whale oil IS in
good demand sales / 800 bbls at sc.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19


a Pri,-.s, s1rcten ydes i,,pu5lsn Association II Ne
% SSa. As9s s % R 1 be G w. 2 s' A. Rp.n 81. y .s ss
n By Of wiflS Bc Pic,a,a I' join 5I 'i' ssfF&
I'M Tbr,eenh EN- A-selbly Dissrieihs si0S hsPlsL
.s e,e6ar q TrRsDiY sept Is Instant 81 . ehooss
held at S'r'ep'e sept . instant re; i I'm y ai3
JoSEPH LoueHeKl Secre'ane'
Foarieenih Assembly District Inson Republican A.-
The aon Rcpa5esn S % , Dae' & ane is'ss Atsf' =
DAi ~ hNiN' S g. @ o r' open DT SS3 % sSa 1Gs
5oSs fsS5 6csssSGT. % S'seGTl Secretaries
caiion paa"eS o Of he csna donn ia ls ass
$ S F 3s ' FGssDr Ess@ RvESsd H @ Sept S @ q nsss FL & ss
pose Of eeotng delegates to te syas so9ye9oa The Po via
Join COLLIER ROBERT H0AG, Sec1sah,,.
sixteenth Assembly District union Repnbiican Ass
ING 2oh n At heaaqa9rers corner Broaay an! rvetithird
Dt Conseuir to be ied in Slc,, on Ss
Ep%D i rSa 6TSs os2 sc11ai r ''''' ym ATKINSON President
siSIeeah a. Ds,ref nIon Rsascae
Association viii be- held at the Aleirsi err corner 9gen,-
Thirds, and Poqave on THURSDAY EvENSG. sept 10 AT
10 e non Republican sse Convention 90 ~ @ Syracuse S~ps
dent EMIL kiRoIiSEE GEo b NIcaoLSoS SecreaH>.
seyeniecnih Assembly District .sd Ward Union Re-
be Broadway and Po Vent,i Hall THURSDAY EvBSrsG
oe ~ To Ebert 'i@yiies anf
VEN On 20 meet az % Polls 9sissk
1hoh'ih y BRADFORD, President ROBERT L. DOBBK. see
bEh,eenh A->eInby District Inicu i:eppbl,cnn
Si"on'-A meeting the
purpose o erecting bliEtAIrNt 20 the SfEACtSE COSNfNTfON.
fnls epcn from to . O'Clock ~
" o 1iFfoko, eec'eiary, ROBERT p DUNCAN Prc'dest
EighIeenth Assembly Disirict urion Repubcan
sOrIHtiOu-An election Wll lt
sept p Headquarters, No 3
Repghii'an State Poll, tos PtfIL.
MAN, President. GEO. T. COACIfMAN Soc.
Nineteenth Assembly DStrici Union Republican As-s-
cintionln pursuance OF ca o The r"rai Committee this Aso
alton VIII hold special meeting heaqna
BrondwF on THURSDAY FNfNiNt Sept 9 1877 The
etiug Delegates and Aternae he UnOB Republican
Seuton at Syracuse Pol open from to . o'clock N.
NuLAN nALDRS, ]R, Secretary CHARLES CHER nesee9t
Twentieth Assembly District nian Aepubiicna As-
cniionln pursuance Of ei Of the Genersl committee
,ls ASSOCIATION vii hold SPECIAL meeting UfiGlusrtsfs
Din edens Iilre between fihynnh and sEs,lfs.
EVENING Sepher ~ lso purpose elscting
delegates to tte Syracuse Convention Tic pol, win open
clock JAMES ". CULVER President.
ALEx BAiN. Seceary
. Twenty first Assembly Disiric; Union Bepnbiicsa
AssociaonA stcia meeting viii be- held NJ Balls Head
corner Of One hund ed anahri AMI Tirave THURSDAY
bFNING sept IL for the ecn
to tns onor Republican staie Convention Ps opsa
0 clock w H. DecAMP. President g. y. TflsIsOE
NORTON, Secretares
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Ss foo%g is the list of absentees from this mornings
EVENING SESSION.

The Convention met at n o'clock
Confederation OF the reports on the finances ana tho
canals was resumed in the Committee OF the Whole,
MT MCDONALD (Rep, Ontario) moved To amend tno
section providing that debt shall be contracted unless
authorized by law for single work TO be specned
therein by adding: Provided however, II such debt Dc
contracted for the enlargement improvement or com,
pIeon Of the canals by this State or any one OF more
3he tine srpus revenues Of said canals may be pledged
Tor the payment OF said debit and said law need only I'M
pose and provide for the collection OF direct annual @
of said revenues within is years"
Mr. LAPHAM (Rep.. Ontarol moved 10 ameha SO .nae
such Aebt sba be contracted unless II shall be author
ired by law for improving completing the canals or
any OF them. ,....,. .o,o,ro On n
vote nrogress was reported and leave was granted to
s,t AGAIN $40 o'clock the Convention adjourned.
me object OF this early adjournnent was Tor the pnr
nose OF giving the Republican members an opportunity
10 mold caucus. TO take into consideration tne rop@oy @
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

BY the Steamer City of Washington have this day received
Of LACE CuRTAss embracing the Pas hrposon
pa,t.n, In French embroidery WALRAyRs No. 6b Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE WE1THER.

RExaRk.Frop II to "a Of ilh wa. vrry cloudy % cloudy
overcast cloudy very cloudy eloudy' gu.iv clear
Evennr to II ooek-C!esr; condy steady atmosphere. hee, light
ming rom W from to 10 then, from 10 to H. II had
mo 70 the ". l.. -
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"st they Come tho styles at hs Clothing Heas
OF C. EUeEsE sToKgs. No. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE TURF.
THE HoBoKEN RACES.

THE HOBOKEN RACES.
The second days races of the Hudson County
Agricultural Society were # possible, still more tame
than those Of the opening day. Only about 800 people
were present The proposed hurdle was not nlled
For the selling race Black slave. susey NJ, 81 Patrick
and Oakland wOrs entered. Black biave won iiinc,
244i Only Red Dick and Tycoon were entered Tor the
twome race. Red Dick easy winner In 3ist ana
$500.
THE BUCKEYE RACES AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S.-The first race Mt the
Buckeye Club Course Monday will he for the Burnett
House stake of 300 three mile heats which will be con
tested by Lancaster, MuGgus Extra. Lee, Paul. Re
yolyer Privateer and Harry Of the West.
THE ST. LOUIS TRoTTING PARK RACES.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1s.-The Fall meeting
Of the ST. Louis Trotng Park Association began to-day
with very exciting between the following horses
Iackey Dixie M0c, Fearless, and silas Rich. The race
was mile heats hest three IN five 10 harness for purse
OF Oo the winner sOO second horse $500 and
third horse 500 ackey the in three straight
heats Time 2:3ol 229t. 2.26 Tomorrow there viii he a
pacing race which IL Is expected that two OF the COM
petiug horses iSill get down below 90
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
TENNESSEE.
LOUISIANA.

MEMrnrs, Tenn, Sept. 1s.-The case of Mil
lken will be continued tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
THE NATIONAL CEMETERIES.

RICHMOND, Sept. 18.-The National Cemeteries
in this State well nigh completed, and consequently
the operations of the Burial Corps will cease when
all but employees necessary to keep the cemeteries
In order will be discharged. The superintendent ap
pointed by the Secretary OF War In permanent capacity
will then receive charge OF them from Col Moore Chief
Quarternaster here, under whose control they have
hitherto been They number IN all seventeen, and are all
remarkable as the sacred historical cities OF the national
dead Many curious interesting incidents related
OF the Identification Of bodies by friends
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
CANAL TOLLS AND EXPENSES.

VANAL
Pst o,s Tor TIE fiscal yea, :, sSs5ss Ss 0s 70 70
MOI .:.............s s2s74,756 81
Gross tolls for Inc hsca year 1861 .t4,oc1sio OF
Appropriations for the year. ...-....... 1S57Oss 90
-
Estimated net surplus. ............. f2,G522l4 o1
Tile surplus Will probably be increased somewhat by
the expenditure Of the entire appropriation and ~
the addition of miscellaneous receipts not yet made
up and brought into the The balances for
the two fiscal years of 1886 and that will into the
Canal Debt Sinking Funds will not be very materially
variant The sum required to pay the repair canal con
tractors under their contracts. they stand rs
and the other appropriations account of main
tenance cannot swell this 900 for the next
fiscal year, II there extensive breaks extra
charges brought into the accounts. Albany Eve Jour.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19

i.t % ID. a. sh 9th 7h 9th 9th. Total
Stslssi.. Ma,ssi.....":.:.s .....:...s 8 ia
Bases Hit, Time. Male-R,ilG Mcbride Reach wilkins
rs; MeMshon Pike Hatfield Martin Devyr Jesets Wa
,erman Hunt eMuius % Number Of Bases Made
Bspr, Kner Gaihbert 5-Athee Mcsshon Pike 49,
s6eh2 Martin Devyr Jewet Waterman j. Bearmah Hunt
Mutual 20
Run-Pke
Struck 0ut-JeH ett
YrYLptSs
r1v Csehe.-Rsdfe Reach sensendeer Berry keineae
4-Ahee O; McMshcp Pike Hatfield Devyr Jewers seF
man g. Bszrman 3-Mntasl, Is
PHYS Nis-ed-Rsdd Mcbride Berry Cathbert SensendeF
fr i-Athletie 81 Mcmahon Jewsit Hunt 3-hutua
Fsu bound Csiehs-Radcse Mcbride Sensenderf' l. Berry
Athletic, o. Jeweti Waterman l-MHtua4 ,.
OaBy Fer 3 Reach 4-Athsie, ~ assisted by
Radcliffe Mcbride Reach wilkins q pat out b. BesIT'n Hat
Double Pay-By Radcliffe Mcbride. aud Reach.
Run Oui-Isaed, by Reach and Pisler
Outs on Pauls-Athec o. Mutual 10.
Pssssd B.ls-RAdeiGs S, Jewstta
Called Balls-op Mcbride rs; on Martin 4.
Tine Of Game-Three hours
Unplre-Mr. J. GTum Of the Eekfori Club
Scorers-Messrs Scosed and Dongan
THE oIYMPICs OF PATERSON AT WATERBURY,. CONN.
WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. 1S.-The Olympic Base
N PLAYED this to-day
with the Monitor Club the stsndng-Menors
Oyup afternoon with the Waterbury Club, the
score being-oympic DO WAisrbny, la
THE rRvISGToNs vIcroRIoUs AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Sept. 1s-The game of baseball to-
.v Irvuecns Newy and the Passme Of this c'
resulted victory the former by Of IS to H. The Irving
Ton, a visit Washington and will play the Nationals Of that
~ The Nationals v IN visit Baltimore Friday and py the Mary
land Club Of this city, and also the Paslnes SATURDAY.
SHERMAN Va. BUENA VISTA.
These two New-York Clubs played a game OF ball
at obosn s esae victory for the sherman By sseOFe Of 81
TO p.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
TIE SOUTHERN STATES
VIRGINIA.

GEN. SCHOFIEID ALTERS THE OYSTER LAw-THE
RAILROAD ELECTION.
RICHMOND Sept. 1S.-Gen. Schofeld issued an
order to-day altering the Oyster law of the State to
prescribe dry measure instead OF the liquid measure
extending the time ninety days for oysters owned by
nOnresdents 20 be laid out In Virginia waters and order
that tax of three per bushe he paid but once
and then by the persons carrying the oysters TO market
shipping them from the State.
The voting the subscription to the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railroad closed to-day. without altering the result
About black thrown out owing TO tho fact
that they had forgotten the they registered by and
ed N vote nd different
New-York tribune., 1867-09-19
S)oliiital Notitts.
+. d. HAxsoSD, Secretary,

~
Union Republican General Committed. .-Headqaarter.
and 5 an an s6SpT9 sSts ESsS Esfn
ssS ssps%Ssr S"iSs TSIiS S s he oSai' cs ssessa
That As Assembly District uSO1 A'ns s ss0s oe Ss FRIDAY
EyESISS September 1851 ballot three ass.ts, and
iii S =. syIs S Oh Is r's seps%Ssr
ss :s;S:
Aos a conaaciOp with Inspectors shall The .rsdeGlals
Si P's ss The is4s s ' Tl s'; % ss
Ssrtsy and NSwSoRx TRBuSE as, days previous
said election The polls shall be open oMis 1 8 GsPaY Tssfr President
Ca.,. II HALL Secretaries. -.
ass: s;si 1sS,an: With the S s0Is ssn s are
headquarters Of Broadway and Twenty thirdst at O'clock
First Assembly District Union Republican Associa. %
n: Of ,a coauty Of ss*io meeting q i; A.
.Ss held as No "a = IsSSS SsS:s 10 ss.
Convention syracuse sept as Polls open from ASbH s. P1..
Assembly pisfrcs union Ass'caa %
tiona M M be Of 5 tSn NO. q SSans: THURSDAY
sept or the purpose Of s1Is s2rso.s sSss sS
IS si Pc TaS sSSIGy wJsIaMs I!.1s r'
onhu esea" 81; q s,., t,g Sssssa
SS he headquarters IS EIiuEs6AY 6A EyES
ssH sgn.n s P JOHN Hg.p FS FoGE JOHN oBRIs sssIs.s
Assembly D.trci Cnion sS;s1. AssScS s s
meeting Of SD % m nisssS' spaS EvEsis Sept S 1851 % he
secns delegates the Syracuse cOnvsuicn Polls open
from to O'CLOCK Ds ''"'' JAMES MeLARgs, President
=.
Sixth Assembly District Union Republican Assc-
S: s-ss. . EScsaS siE lls ss
EOTAKP + u kPsssD1. nSSss Secretaries.
seventh Assembly District Union Repubiican Associa
oss Eon r be- held At she Hs4DoUARTERs BROAD
WAY oa FRIDAY EVENING elect hrss pssats. and
a a MT .9 ps open sseTra s% q 70 EDSARD ELLSWORTH
seventh Assembly DistrciAn election for th'ss delegates
viii be hsd on THURSDAY EvESiSG s Nc I. rnvsrsiy
place Polls open from iios o'clock JOHN LoBDELL' President
WHITFIELD VAN CoTT, See. -
Eighth Assembly District Union Republican Ass0ci1.
tonw meet a. RanEs Hotel No n, GIsnast: 1 Ii Re-
.an st,s conyspop 10 be held At Syracuse Sept 1861
Polls from to y m Join W. rAL"HA r's'"'s" 'o'
ton-In pursuance call Of the General Co%nls an Eecn
for Delegates syracuse eopyentop will be held Beecker Build
~ 10 % soeiscap n RoBBRT BEATTY, Presidents
3. y 4; Jssss.' 9ssss. Secretaries
Ninth Assembly Dfstrict-Ths Primary Union
sf the above District under call Of the General
eject three Desse and three e. S hs sys.ns %
THIS Thusyl EVENING, sept Is Poll oIen oe BY order
VIM c. CARPENTER, 5o.e', 5-
o Iss'r NH - sss On rsussDAY EvESIs SEP. ..
the Bowe Hotel for the purpose Of s.Sns s
5ss q s:s sTErHSs s,s1ss.s xssrs r''''A
EIsy.1s A:.sTsy R:'sfi :: II. .. usfp
S1; e 4, ss$S CO
Tycsss s's ssnI ~ ss s sS" oARKE Vie.
Eleventh Assembly District u U",Hn "TespsS sVssiSd
seo, ID Al the Evtt Rooms Of Broadway ano an IN,
for the election Of delegates the state
Fsa,,lssy is ssgt rrEiEpsicx ri! lg 'SIasiiip ssSs
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b sssa3iaaa. sis1ga.1ls sl ll' ~ -, :. 1900
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THE CONVENTION.

,,YrORHATION CALLED FOR FROM THE METRO
PoLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS - MOTIONS
80 SELL THE CANALS-sPIRITED DEBATE
SPEECHES BY MR.. GREELEY, Mr., EyARTs,
ALvORD, AND -OTHERs-THE FINANCE RE-
- s''""s QUESTION OF sEcTARIAN CHAR
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,s, ,,,. :. ~ ,s, S.a,.a % i,aa, a ar v 's
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-01-24

nNiemals reht ttun 9SabrbaItia
Msilter Shnud, wenn Niemanp bier
I'm pau le reht ttGte ais Du, 70 wunrrs
ih mas am gnee aus uns wercen loas
te."
.Sarriet, Iu ipritit mie Elm gtarr,
unr ih Mills net LANCER itanren. 1u
bit aniansens 10 iltnappiih unp biiiia
wie ne &lapperihlanse, unp wenn nod
iraenb'ne Gtei6eipuns i'm 9ano gu baben
it, piQ i6 iie talen. Sci Dir wiirpe
lslbit !oicb feline 8epulp Yerlieren."
uSaIlrb was paS Mannhen 70 pmiitbia
IL. sSea, quite gaht, Milter Sdnud,
trdume ni6ts SSlsS."
~Mun 1T iie FORT. Gctt lei Dant, id
bin wieeer NAL allein. >, ,pie unsliid.
lih bin ih. paB i4 nit ip'nem 0slhSpf
perbuncen bin. IS tann ni6ts gEuite.
res auf Der sEelt setsr ais iie, unp pa
bei 1T iie 10 scrnis unp miirrilh. .,
wenn it bod nur nod einmal lepig
ware gerriiniht lei Der Sag unp bic
Stunse, no i6 iie suerit seieben. Sa,
i'd nil mid lheicen laIen. SD lam
niAt LANCER nit ibr leben. Gs 1T gan,
unc gar unmGsli6."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-01-24

Shmer, um ben suten qatcranten unp
ben gnsa unb Gorge um Marie6en
ergriHen mar. Salp senus empfanp er
pas aud, unb cine 70 labmenbe Grma.
suns bemetasrte itd ieiner, pab er am
Stamm elmer eide nisrerlant unp in
ensn 3nfano SSaiser gtpubtlcfsteit
rsriel. Grit na4 nnp mad lSte ft
risicr 3ufanb Der gri6Opiuns unp sine
in Sbla iiber, Der erauidenb murps.
(}crtitBuns fplst)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-01-24
3wtites 8latt.
Sefs Sabre mach ber Snebicit.
uGnoe gut, MQeS gut"

uGnpe gut, @les gut"
r6arriet, reid mir Mal bic .3uder,
bcbl. Ou Dait mir iuif einen 1eslGTel
cua in BEN 1bee setban."
uSea, 8illiam Sdnud, Du ju6lt ia
watrbaftis 3uder senus TT Deinen
9tee um elm Barrel Giiis ftp ,u MAIDEN.
Sier, 9lAanni witt Du bic Singer aus
Der S6iiiel tbun! Suien, Iei till mas
bic fleine Sau net freiiat ; wnbrbaftis's
1T senus ems narrila ;u MAIDEN.
seitt Du aiu ieins-pa =! OTe Idlast
erauD ta Du tleiner Satan;"
,gt, SGrriet, mas bat penn bas Sinp
setban' Gu bif wabrbaitis su
lansl."
SD wUllt, @iasr Sanud, Du
tefiimmerf DID alsfort um was Did
niats ansett."
u@ea, 5drriet, td mS6te wilIen, .per
Elm befer 8edt bet ais id. Du 3antif
unp maulf ia aud immerpabrenb."
uDapby, 5ldanni 3erreibt Cure 3ei,
tuus au Stiide !"
"116anni, fomm Ser. gDie tannlt
9u Did unterifebn, meine :3eituns su
perreiben. SD mill Did lebren es nod
@laI tbun. - Da! Du 8astel ! pie
l6medt pass uno nau pad Did in's
Nef "
ngi Billiam, Du 8Slewi&t, wie
tannf Ou mein &inb 70 unperninftis
Ialasen. &cmm Der a1aanni-armes
&inp-9at's peb setbut-newer metnp
rc, ta nimm Elm Stad 3uder 10 sas
ism iamart Sabden."
n5arriet i'd nil Dir Iasen, Ou per.
berbit bic &tnoer gan, anp gar. Du
weiBt, id mittele mid niemalS bretn.
penn Du elm &inS befraff. 60 1T err
faunli6, pab Elm WsibsmenIh niemals
reht tbun fanu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-01-24

Gs mar in ben Sasen bes Sommers.
Die grntte barrte Der Sidel bes
Sdnitters. Cine @lutb par Der Sons
ne Strabl. Da idritt bas Yieifers
bdnnslein ir0bli&en Sinmes beruuf
aus BEN @sssnten an ben llfern tss
Mainss mad benz listtn Melastauitn
su robin ibn bic boppelte etebe ju bem
qabUranten anp Wfarieden 3os.
@ber nod mu6te bic Ssbniu&t
iaweisen. gu SoR Gid bate er cine
SOtIdaft su brinsen. sBar fe ausse.
ri4tet, 70 btelt ibn mt&ts mebr ab, BEN
3use bss iebnemeen 5erssms sa fOlsen.
CT lief bic @esenp, mo- NteIasbau-
fen lag, linfs Iiesen, anb wanberte In
ben Walb binein, Der bic 8erse beoedte
Bic gum siniamen GebSfte, pp Soft Cid
wobnte.
gtOd si.aei&t cine talbe Stun.
be bate er 5u wantern, ale er
an einem iteilen 8ersattanse Ranp.
an bem fa Elm Gubpfap tsraufD
uanb. unten i'm 1bale rauldte sin
Bad, nnb aberau waren Spuren, ba6
bas 5oHee,Ditter, bem er in einem Dors
fe bieitn Mittas entsansen mar, mad.
tise 8esensiie muSte entienbet anb bic
@swa6tr ansew5tnIi9 anseiawellt ba>
Ben. Gtne erfr!l@enbe &able ,pebte ibn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-01-24
poelie.
Mu meine Mutter.

G,elott itt 8ctt bab i'd Tsins Sanp
Wit bsiben lbranen tarf nalItn -
Sd babe lid wiepsr. WuttsrbsrS
llnu nun mill i'd Nlles psrssIsn.
Die Sussne sns bin uno bic 8rsuntidaft nit
Die fists psrsab has eisten -
. Muiter, bon MIlem, mas i'd bsiab,
Sif Du, nur Du mir seblietsn.
Da bait Gein @ObL Gsin Soifsn, Gsin @eb
gPit benz Dsinss ainets secisnst
Iu bait - Ia mir nidt su bslfsn mar,
@ststst fir MID unt etpsint.
Iu bait lid msinsr 5rsuse ssfrtut
limb bic Wunesn, bic mir s.Itlassn.
Du bait lie ale sIsit mir ssfiibt
DpI pbne Slsib mir 81 flastn! -
- gersieb mir 5err. ba6 ist 10 oft
&srsiftst babe ibr Q,tsn,
@ersiet, tab lie es ssirassn bat,
Gsrsit, hap le Is pergsbsn!
Sieb, Mntter, naG ntan6sm lanssn Satr
estr' i'd Tir pisrsr aufs gisus,
'iur Defines bon allen 5t3sn it ianb
Boil her alten giebe unb 5rsue.
lnb peinent leg i'd mein mtss Saupt
In bieism Ssr3sn nistsI
lnt mas mir rraubsn psrlcrsu sinL
,er iinp' it @Qes miecn.