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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
the HERALD IN THE SOUTH.



From the New Orleans Times, Sept 70.
II appears that radical LouislAna eiectorM Iste
assc;ins attention N an VasS Hss.sn az Fridsy
and transmitted by telegraph for INC oeneu. q cur
readers Is certainly suggestive Ooaenea ~ W. sS ns
phatic language IL shows the sober second tnougns
Of the Northern people unmistakaby condemn the
radical policy Of Africanzing the South, N order 70
political matters tho HERALD is well known TO be keen
of vision. 1t never adheres 10 = i.i'ns 1919
and is generally among the nrst 20 rscDSni.s
and Maine have all shown glimpses OF the sver iinng
so long concealed by the frontlets OF ousky Souu
the shadows they have cast before can notiesn
Well says the HERALD, touching the process " all.
canization in Louisiana: Forty Ave or my nsgaos
assembling in convention TO do whaty 10 perform az
act OF the very meaning Of which they are mos. iudi
crousy ignorant And who are their sssis.. s,,r
70 such an afIistion stamps their character as being
thoroughly worthless. There is one nstnci wn.u 90. ~
not be eradicated from abe mind OF whi,e man sS
that is the supremacy Of his race above all o'ne's
Oar Condition Politically.
From the New Orleans Picayune SEPTEMBER "a t1rco
Every reader must have remarked the striking iorco
and accuracy Of tho New YORK HERAIDs opssrsaon ~
political situation in Louisiana, a. pnphsneu ~
telegraphic columns yesterday. As diagnosis ~
tho diseases that aict our body polite il leaves moth
Ing TO be desired We, here on the spot can anu NUN
Ing to IT, We can only recognize the haen,y ~ 'nu
ture mastery drawing, and its bold tnougn Simple
coloring Is Il not the simple ruth that tho negro
'.led by unprinciped white men 7" uat tne
call Ior convention Delng CaIIou " nooS
tha. body VIII be composed only Of llterate SEMI ,%;
barbarous negroes and 'whte adventurersr ny ~.
q man OF standing in the community" vi
course this thing utterly revolving TO US WITH our
legitimate pride OF and old fogy notions Of the
worth and dignity Of citizenship. But we cannot an
for our contemporaries own section-
Can we OF the North paataby swallow so gigantic fraud
upon rights, and beasty caricatue upon human no
crtyf - -
WELL that ia the question Of The hour, and with the
North alone lies is solution III the North swallows
the fraud paatably or otherwise let tho men OF thai
section look their rights immuntes, privileges
&C. social as well ss civil. AS for ourselves, the men
and Of these Southern States, we have no Tears
about keeping ve even in servtude Itself the spiri
OF an exalted freedom to nnd its fraon when reason
once again holds sway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06

BUFFALO Oct. s. 1861
John Schoonmaker. Of stoneridge Albany county,
sho kllei Richard Floyd, a fellow boatman in this
city, on the 25th of August last tried the Superior
Court murder and scund not guilty. Tho jury we're
out twenty minutea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
sunnoeATE's COURT.


During the past week the wills Of the following named
perscna deceased we're admitted "a probsts.-
semss Todd, Emily Honeywell Thsresa KsmpG or
BrcokIyn.
Letters Of administration we're also sran,sd On tho
estates Of Sarah l. White, Albert Philippe Christian
echulsx and Elizabeth Lyman, all Of Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-06
v,cliaiou ys.'ssn e Fashion.

The following is commended By a religious contempo-
rsry TO fashionable professors Of religion, both In the
country and tho ciiy:-
mother not long since was at the communion table
the Sabbath and, whom an earnest appeal was made
for offering TO help spread the Gospel abroad In dos-
ttute districts Of our country ana in heather lands
ABROAD, she gave i've cents, anu afterwards complaneQ
before her children that calls OF this kind were
so frequently made. During the following
week she paid out nearly $40 The merest shadow
OF bonnet Of the latest style for one Of her chdren
A young woman recently at a monthly concert oe
PRAYER for missions gave ihree-cent currency note
into the collection box and the next day pad several
dollars for fashionable pair Of earrings than those
she was wearing. Not long ago q man, who had logn
bccn member Of church. declared he had nothing TO-
givc when application made TO him for hcp 70
build plain aud much needed house OF worship In .
growing but poor district Of OF cities, yet In the
o. the next few he spent several hundred
dollars at various fashionable watering places entirely in
pleasurab.e qualifications.
Mythology aud ChrEstiauity.
The Philadelphia Ecening BIZ ietin taking exceptions
TO the general adoption OF the Greek Pan There
Is Panslavsm in the Slavic countries; Pan enism
now being attempted In Greece Pan-Iberia is the dream
OF the Italian, aud expresses the idea
OF united English Church The god Pan in Greek N.Y.
thoogy represented the same idea that conveyed by
our word Nature. The material world under his
control, and the name OF the 'grest PAM Of
the greatest in their Pantheon. Who wants to be
Pan.Johnsoailes
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OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.


Union Wien In tho South.
G. James Ransom, native OF Montgomery county.
Ala. writes in relation the charge very oftes
made in the North Unien are ltreated by the
and confirmed was bis Unionism that after the
broke out he abandoned his property and with his
family escaped into the federal lines first 10 Pensacola
and to New Orleans In proof of this statement
he offers to show documents from General Banks and
Sm m When n. %ar hs %
turned home and wns received in . welcome and
friendly spirit, and ever since his ex-rebc neigh
other In peace and anily. Mr. Ransom is bitterly op-
posed negro suffrage and expresses his belief that us
injury to the Union Instead Of the negroes being op
pressed by the whites, ne believes that the whites are
being oppressed by the and fears war Of races
thsy attempt 70 take possession OF the State govern
ments As Mr. Ransom Is possessed Of but forty acres
OF land and is therefore member OF the Southern
aristocracy, and as no s, and always was a decided
Unonst he thinks that HIS opinions entitled 70
consderatsu and suggestive oil the state Of affairs
the south.
Paying on the National Debt.
correspondent suggests that the national debt be
paid of issuing $500 000 900 Of grcen-
backs enough retire tho 1862 ivetwenty bonds,
and to repeat the every five years He admits
that this policy would increase the premium on gold,
but thinks that tho higher the coin sent the earier IL
would be tho government to redeem - obligations
Another correspondent, writing the same subject,
Is opposed to tho contraction OF the paper currency
He that has caused the price OF gold 70 fall
aud insists shat II has coggcd tbewheeis OF business
checked The development OF immense resources In
the North and South and caused to feel the b,rhen
Of heavily. II VIC had more currency II IS the
impression or correspondent that bnKness would
revive, the national debt rapidly diminish and an era
CT general prosperity attend the country.
The Condition Of New York.
Thousands OF citizens declare that our streets are
in fkhy condition, and ask II winter will DO
allowed without something being done TO
remedy the evil They urge II the city has not enocgh
means TO the properly, that special lax
for that purpose be levied upon the business men in
each Ia CONCLUSION eisance and opinion are
asked as well our influence We can only recon-
mend the thousands OF cltizens todress autheri-
ties on the subject
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The Freedom al the Gospel.


The Proesfans Ca,nchnan takes ground against the
efforts OF the High Church party TO extinguish the
Professionalism Of the Episcopal church 1t demands an
adjudication Of the s,ubbs Tying" upon its mers
and says y
The claim which we now assert is that shall BE-
allowed In under Interpretation Of the
canon else that the strict Interpretation shall b
established by judicial process and We further cian
one it is such agrant violation Of liberty mihis
ters OF The Gospel that cannot DO recognised o..
obeyed.
TO say nothing of the impossbity Of recognising
in ordinary times any law which should restraint
us in the ulIment OF Savionrs commission, this "
time pre-emineniy when evangelical churchmen must
be lett unhampered in the proclamation OF the truth
We the agony Of effort to stay the progress OF
corruption and the Protestant life In our church,
The danger oil the alarming because the DECLINE
be aroused TO its peril; and II God should raise up =
he has done before band OF earnest evanaelsts and
send them through the length and breadth OF tho land
TO preach the doctrines OF the Reformation, can VI
admit the claims Of any canon which would compel
them to obtain the consent Of every Romanzng rector
apostasY within dozen miles OF his parish church,
We that this presents most serious issue
There powerful party In the Church determined q
assert this Interpretation OF the Canons, ana mare
this excluding use OF II. They may succeed In SOM
A. esIastics tribunal enforcing this interpretato1
XS, lily in degrading those who refuse submission q
FL 49, i requirements from the ministry Of th&
w &Ssunos N will come separations from parishes
Snylcn Ana w. men will 60 forth disownod by tn
a,o snbaries Of in. Church. stripped Of all but th
cor which they havN eceveo rom Cnrst ne
R,hie thew have received from the ~: o sno ~
PRAYER pooEhe priceless heritage h sus ns'o'"o's~
to seek and to save them that arc :osS ~
X-.<- No.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05

3eit nidt, 10 miro elmer bon Sbio's beiten Sbbnen
nno tiidtigiten 9enofraten, = George 8. 8enble=
ton, slei9 seadtet BON Sreuno uno 6eino, bort
lein. unl uns ipiafommen gu beiBen i'm g8eiBen SauIe.
8eifaa.)
limb Der Gneel beg Srieoens miro iegienb feline
Sdnoe ansbreiten iiber oas erl6ite 2anb unb aus iei=
mem Jilborn neue S6dbe bes Slides rno bes
g8oblltanoes ausitreuen iiber bas periDbnte 8olf.
uno nit miloem 2idte miro bon Neuem Die Snldrift
u1s BON unlerem Sternenbanner anld6eln: Geiu
Bic : game y" u maef It p un6 unit nnt6 sGi@i In @"i isst
nno in ale gtpiafeit! Mnhaltenber 8eifaQ.l
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,Nabifale" Tinan3enthiQunaen.

Cine bonn 80. batirte Spe3. Correspondents aus
@aibinston meloet: Gbiparb $. Dunbar, 6eIiert
Yer6aftung pom Senate perfigt porber, erI6ien
beute Dor Dem @omite fir ginidrdnfunsen uno beds
te Die AueQe ieiner Mitt6eilungen i'm BI6be ibet
Sdabamtsansele9enheiten auf. Seine gntbiaun-
gen iiberrai6ten Die 9abifalen. Gr la9te aus, bab
Mcgulod lelbit ihm 8ieles mitsetbeilt babe. Ms
er Controller Der Currency NOR, mar McguIoh Der
Inli6t, baB i'm 9rudbureau-9 epartement g%efahrti=
DE uno corrupte Senoensen norherrldten, MegulDd
aeiate einitmals Dem Sefretdr Ghaie an, er tperoe re-
iisniren, tuenn Sener oerluhe. Inn Die 8erantportz
l~lteit fir Die 0erpaltung bes Srufbureau auf3u<
6iiroen. Siele Infi6ten McGulob's e%rlitten, mia
Dunbar ausIaat, feinen @edfel, bis-e r ielbt
8oriteber oes departments nuroe. @dbreno Der
porber9ebenben 3eit bate oerielbe bdufs ~ltnterre.
oungen nit Dem 3eu9en unb beSeidnete ben glerf ie=
neg 8ureaur als beg 3utrauens p0lIie unipiiroie,
4ber Die Sauptquele ieiner Mittheilnneen, iasfe
Dunbar, lei bas Yomerop. gbaie- Gonlite ~setpeien.
Elm politiI6er Ging, in ben Dunbar eingeipeibt iparh
uno BON Dem er itaunensmertbe Sbatla1en iber Die
MiBperipaltune bes S9abamtsoepartements aeliei
fert erbielt. Nls Dunbar 10 melt ~eefonmen mar, dns
oerten iofort Die &abifalen i'm COMMITTEE ibr belief.
oigenocs 8enebmen unb bebanoelten i'm nit Der er66=
ten S6hidfeit, unb Ie beribteten on ben Senat ei=
men geidlubantras auf 6reila7una Ounbar's auS
Der Saft. lno Der antras cling lofort our1. Sis
gntbulun9en tparen gang uneripartet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05

rMit aler eebibrsnben Mdtuns fir bic Mebrbeit
bes gon1ites tonnen fpir Die gegsn ben Yrdlioenten
erbobenen acknowledgement ni6t as einen ernItli6
semeinten geriuh CUR Ourbfabrllng zines Sn,peab=
nent betra6ten.
Obne uns lanoe Bel Ger sbatia6e aufsubalten,
baB Die GontmiiiiOn ni6t pertnodt bat, aud nur Ell
men %einSigen Gift mad 3upeiien, Der in Den @eiebet
%unIeres 2anoes as Elm bo6es Serbreden a%nerfanHt
lit, npllen mir barauf aufmerfian MAIDEN, Sab alIe
Mite, auf tpelhe Der YrGfoent in Mnflageltdno Ders
lebt tperben ioa, nit 3uitimmung ieines Cabinets err
oifalen Yartei ~befanoen. Sr. Stanton CAB su ben
MtaBregeln, nm oeren uiQen Der Yrdlbent abaeieBt
iperoen 5ol, in Der feierli6iten Weiie feline 3uitim=
mung unb oof lit Sr. Stanton nod tpie Dor Der
Giebling lno WedrtDrer uno i'm 9an5en 2anoe erbe=
ben lie ben Huf nod Wieoereiniebun9 in iein Mmt.
Ser Yrdiioent bat ale Mittel aufgeboten, nm Self.
Sapis obne 9er5ug Dor @eridt gu brinsen, nno
bod bat man i'm i'm 9an5en 2anoe angeerifen. auf
8runo Der 8er56gerung unb 8erbinberune jenes
Brooches, tpdbrenb Die &ihter uno Staatsanlpdl<
t, tpel6e ben YroceB politdnoig in Sdnoen batten,
lno aaei1 fnr Die VerSOgerung nerantmortli6 itno,
2obeserbebungen g~eerntet baben? Sat man ie=
mails f~raiiere unb unerfldrli6ere SneoniequenSen 9ea
Ieben?
g8ir f6nnen ni6t irren, ipenn mir ia9en, oaB bas
Veroict oes Sanoes uno Der 3ufunft oabirt eeben
wiro, oaB bas 8erbreden bes Bralioenten nidt in
Selebberlebunsen, ionbern in ieiner Weigerung,
oas Geieb gu pereben, beitebt, baB er nidtim Stan=
De tpar, it'd auBerbalb ooer iiber Die 8erfaIung SIT
ltelen uno NIT ben rapiben 8efuesunsen Der log.
6ortl6rittspartei nidt sleihen S1ritt balten fonn=
te, oaB CT Die Werfailuna b0ber adtete, als bas @e-
bot BON riidlidtsloien 9arteisdneern, baB er lieber
ben 6liden Der Yartei Srob bot, als ben 8orpir<
fen bes eigenen @eipiiiens uno Der Nadmelt."
Ser S~mpea6ment 8eri9t Der Mebrbeit
oes 4usihuiies 1T Elm 10 binfdQiges aftenItiid UNI
Der Verlu6 elmer Mnflage 10 iiber ale Waben fripol
uno unmotioirt, oaB bic ganSe angelesenbeit, obs
pobl iie einen Iugenblid i6erraidt bat, gar feline
gelor9niiie berpprgerufen su baben iheint. Sic
80rie bot, ipie Der 8eriht iiber ben @olbn,arft uno
Die Yreiie Der Staatspapiere lebrt, gar feline Gotii
Ser allgemeine Ginbruf i'm Ganbe lit, baB Der
Mebrbeitsberidt nieoerseitimnit iperben miro uno
oas lit bas grfreuli6ite in Der earsen Mffaire. @ir
batten, often ~geftanben oas @e9entheil, nemli6 cine
iebr i9limme Wirfung auf Die @ei6dfte befirdtet.
or. Wn3. b. D1
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Columbus, ben 5. December 1867.
JirWer. 81. Senator:
Micbter Mlem @. Thurman.
STE 8pK@ah

I'm GonereB ~perleien unb mir mifen uniere 2eier Bis
Gomtaa pertr1iten.
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- Gin %geiuiier @i8eirs iparb firsli6 in 2onbon
pesen Grmorouno ieiner Wtaitrelie sebdngt. Or be-
tbeuerte biz 3am lebten Nueenblid ieine llni6ulo uno
bebauptete, bas 6rauen5immer babe Gelbitmoro be-
ean9en. Ieue an's 2idt ~gefonmene ~l1nitdnoe MOS
den es 66bii ,pabri1einlid, oab on Dem armen Gi9-
gins Elm Suiti5moro periibt woroen, aus Dem einfas
den @runbe, neil berielbe nidt 8elo 9enug bate.
INN einen Iopofaten gu be5ableu uno 3eu9en beisu-
treiben. Man lam ieBt ~be9reifen, iuesbalb Der lln=
gliidiibe nit leinen Senfern auf benz Shafot rang
lno li9 ipebreno un6 i6reieno Itarb. Sic @rimis
raljuiti5pfiege in Gnslano unb sum She'll aud in oie-
lem 2anoe le9t mod iebr int Nrsen.
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2ple, Der Ober. Sneenieur oes Seuer : Oeparte-
ments in philadelphia, 5dblte lebten Samltas @elo
in ieiner @eibaftsitube, uno ftarb pl6bli9 auf leinem
Stuble. pie san5e Samftag Nadt Sonntag uno
Sanb, bis er am Montas Worsen bon Der Trou,
ipelde BAG 3inmer ~reinigen po[te, e~efnnber ,pnrbe.
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Gpm9ref.

Mm Disutas. 26, Nop., esidab I'M gonsreB wei-
ter nihts BON Wi1tigfeit, als oaB Srn. ~sSSulian's
Sill sur 0erbeferung bes Seimitdttegelebes, ndmlih
Die 1fentlihen 2dn6ereien nur an pirflide Mniiebler
i'll p~ertaufen, onr9enommen uuroe. 8eibe Sduier
p~ertaeten iid bis Wpntag, 2. December.
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Sn Witberfielb, Conn, lit cine Sunsfrau
ron 81 Sommern NIT einem 20idbrigen Seungen
burdsebrannt. Ser n5a:ere miro ~aaeenein bebau-
ert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-12-05
Sames s. Wilion,
Hreb. g. MDo0brtboe.
Ius ben Minber6eitsberi6te Der S"erren
Mnrihnu unh GIhrihne (0en1nfrntenl

vgls oas ar0Bte 8ereeben beg grdIioenten in Den
Qu9en Der Mebrbeit bes Gomites miro iih, 9lauben
mir, berausftelen, bob Der YrGioent ni9t i'm StanF
be NOR, oenen 5u folgen, tpelde i'm su ieinem Nmlte
ertpdblt baben, aber BON Der eonititutionelen Hesie=
rung Der 8dter Der 3epublif abgeipi6en linb unb III
re Yrincipien perlebt baben. Sas sr6Bte 8erbre9en
oes grdfioenten 1T nun, oaB er in oroben 2ebena=
fragen getpaet bat, cine alibere M einnng ILL
baben aIs Die Webrbeit bes gonereiies un6 DAB
er ben Stanopunft bebauptet bat, auf meldem aud
feline Yartei sur 3eit ieiner grpdbluns 3u iteben por=
CAB"
Ser 9eridt fibrt oies eineebenb aus unb Seiet,
oab Dem sanSen Smpeadment=g erfabren nidts an=
bers su Grunoe liese, as ~gerIdiebenbeit Der Mei-
nun9en iiber Die Notwithstanding, mdbreno bic
l%tnteriuduns f~einerlei 8er9eben ermittelt babe, aui
oas ii9 Elm Srnpeadment itiben laiIe.
Ser geritt i6lieBt bonn ME fofgt:
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9eutf6e Qiteratmr.

g0abeim."- 9on bieIer nit &e6t a~lsemein
leliebten uno in europa uno 4nerita piel 9~eleienen
Wonatsi6rift, 1T uns BON Der Sauptasentur Der
prn. 8ebriber Stempnu IL. So. in Sort g8anne
oas SetOberbeft au9elanot iporben. Sas Seft foitet
bios 6 Silbereroi1en, entbGlt ga Seiten bOdft inte-
~reljanten unb lehrrei6en 2~eieitOffes uno pradtuolsr
Sauitrationen Srud uao 9apier laiien e~benfals
nidts gu ipiinIden ibris.
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mittas ~bransen orei Gerfe in Die Critic National gonf
in Snbepenoenee, Bisc, uno pdbreno Der cine Die
Sblr biitete, leerien Die beioen anoern Die @elofiite
uno Die Sdublaben. Scr Gaiirer Wm. gop uno
Der Glerf muroen in bas @etp6lbe eineeldloIjen, mo-
ie spei Stunben blieber, ebe lie nermiBt unb ausee-
lailen mrroen. 9ie Banquiers Stone, McgoD II.
SO. hatten ibre Bombs furs porber nod in Der Sant
gum auibepabren nieoersele9t, Die naiirlid aud se-
ioblen tpuroen. Ser 8etrag bes Siebitabls lit nod
llat betannt, nno Die Siebe lino nod nidt einses
randeu
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. y O
aluroras 9ose SO. 1o5. 8eutfhe Or :

gegriinbet: ApriI 1855
DfttsIieSerSnbl: ia. - 80
0oermeiiter: Ab. QaAther. g.-.
untermeiiter: S1euer.
5ecretdr; M. 9er6ridb. -a
- SbaRmeiifer: 8. Woder.
Die 2nge perIammeIt ii9 iehen Gpnnerftda ApeL
Obj Sellolp'2 sDdH
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2pei @rnres 0urdlslioe

8pei grpreB Snrdsii9e
perIafIen eincir natl tdgIfb nb MAIDEN bireften @ns
fnIaB nit allen palpteiienbabnen na9 benz SIoen
Hno gHeften. sgs5.s
Ntorgen @rpreB perIdBt Cincinnati tdgli6
(Sonntegs ansgenommen) nm 800 .. R erreidat
JRem gorf am folsenben Eag um 315 81. Wf., Bolton
itm 500 Q. 0f.
2ig9tming GtpreB (ausgenor1fren SonnE
nben6s) 700 u W., srretobt Eep gort am 5Ipetten
Mnrgen ufn ubr uub Boitpn I'm 5 nhr 8a9mttta9s.
4aIace State Room Sleeping goodes, msl9e sn
GIesans unb 8equentlitet bic alIet anoeren 8abnen
iibertreffen ruerDen ben 2igbtning Grprebsigen IN
Cincinnati beieeftitt uno gsheu bur6 nn9 Hem
Yorf sb ne. S8a genme9
Dies tit bic einsige Fa6n, duf Del6er Suqe obne
@agenwadieI nafb Stem Dort Sur9Iaifei.
Baggage our6marfirt mad alen Blasen
i'm Often.
gerIanat Eidets fpid ATLANTIC AND GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY, rpeldbe in allen Stdet tno
DampfbO0f 6fficeH I'm Sinen NIB aseaea ~ baben
ittb. -
sS. .. 1battuf, Set. Eidet asent
G. .. RHder, Sen. Supt. fspl
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Deutf6e gereine gsafbsine's.

9. $. s. 6. Il. 8 q.
Sesen RittwO9 abenb geriammEuis in oer Sorus
gari SaHe.
Surnerz 8erein
@egriinhet: Is. October 1854.
RitaliebersabI $50.
G a m t e:
grifer Spre1er: M6oIpb ReIfon.
Smetter @onr1o Yteper.
9rot. S9riftwart: S. @asmann.
eorr. Grnft gBiseers.
Grfer SibIiotbefar: s. 2plii5 Soma.
Sweiter s. 2aneauer.
Grfter 5urnDart: Souls Sdiinemonn.
8metter Go. S9ifeheInt.
Griter Slbahmeiiter: 6. 6. Giers.
SIDetter Srnft BIerfd.
Gruftees: Satob StiefeI o. %. 6aBipd, 9enrp 9ees
8erfammIunssIotaI: Eurner Saae,s ede @ap uns
Rarfet Stra6e.
Der gerein bat gittwobs abeub TX ubr fs.a
w58entlinen Sisungen.
S6abeHz 8eretn.
gegriinbet: Sanuar 1866.
RiteIiebersa5i: -.
grter S9lsenmeifter: U. Settp.
Swetter So5n 9s5.
S5psmeifter 9. s. ggaamann
1. Secretdr: So6n &ubn-
q. s. 8oH.
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30. 1tncrparteter 8efub.

gerabe elm Sabr mad Sfaat Stone's
BeqrGbnib auf benz ct. BartbolomGis
Srieobofe tDaro Sanna Stone auf Oem
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SoOe aeigen iroaen, baB iie leiner lan9e,
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es ibr ni6t nergonnt, an Der Seite ibs
res @atten, oes Suneleubanolers, 5u
ruben, lonoern oas tueitere Beitaiten auf
benz uraIten Srieobofe Der 8artbolos
m1ifirhe mar bon Seiteu Der Beboroe
unteriaat poroen. Sin froltiger Sfebel
buute mie Elm bersenber Sbleier ben
9eihensng elm. Dur meniee 9leugie>
ri9e batten fd our 8eitattuns einees
funoen, bsnn ME bate Die vflugep panna" /,
iute ,br ebrtuiirbiger 9atte, SbeilnabTe
erreaen f6nnen. Sbre Sinterlallenen
trauerten alrfrihtig I'M iie, aber mabr<
baft tiefen Gdners pcrmodte nur @l<
len gu empiinoen. @s mare tein Muu<
Der aeiucien, nenu oieB marinorbarte,
aefibuoie, itets bere6nenoe, srensenlos
leltitladtige @eib nod iiber sas 9rao
binaus leoi9li9 oas 8efilbl Der. .Gistalts
eraeuat bate.
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freb ieitie iuuse Satin, UNI fie in
freunolidert um9ebungen Su periesen,
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