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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05
i dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The firm of Campbell, Banner & Co. having dis
salred by mutual consent, and Saml A. Banner
having entered into Copar tnershp with his broth
e, J. W. banner
The business will be conducted BY Campbell l.
Ott where the books and accounts will be found,
.hey being authorized to settle accounts. Come
friends, and settle, we are in want Of the funds
Que us. CAMPBELL. BANNER & co
sept. 10. Woodstock Sept IS '67,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05
Z - Z . .. G $ So

e - q . @ -
T47actories--st and Sc Camden Street, and As
4 and - Perry Street; Warerooms-No.
n. Liberty ST., above BALTIC. ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
~, Our New Scale Pianos, with the Patent Agraffe
Treble, or now pronounced by the best Amateurs
and Professors to be the best Pianos now manufac-
tured. we warrant them tree of every fault, for
five years, and the privilege Of exchanging with
in twelve months, If not entirely satisfaction to
the purchaser.
Second Hand PIANOS always on hand
from $50 to $500.
Melodeeons and Parlor Organs from the best
makers.
zs~ " refer to the following parties " ho have
our Pianos now in use:
Gen. T.. i. Lee, Washington College, Lexington;
Gen. Robert Ransom, " ilmington, n. Carolina
Samuel Moore, Chas. Moore, G. W Rosenbercer,
Chas. Z. Rice, Mrs: Nj. }. Meem, Dr.. P. Below,
John Wisser, and Jas. L. Miller, Shenandoah.
Terms liberal. call is solicited.
December g. '66-Iy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05
rS'O REAL ESTATE CyyNERs,

ALL Persons in Virginia having Real Estate
n ia as FARMS MILLS. FACTORIES. TOWN
PkOP 1i< Hes ant TIMBER LANDS that they
wish to sell. are advised to advertise the same
first in th"ir own local Journals, and next in the
HAtFtHSTuWE MAIL, a newspaper NAT
CIRCULA TIES $500 COPIES WEEKLY.
published AZ Hagar~town, Md, by DEcus4r 4 VI =
SON The tjde q emigra ton Is now rolling on t.
Flrglnia our Maryland and peraSslyacia ;arr1
ers are selling oil heir farms at high prices and
seeking new homes In ovr sisters State. Those
VINO enlgrale. afe as general thing men ofnps-
Gle and1aeans, and will aid mater iailv in deyeon
ing The gTcat natural wealth OF til, r,otbar q.
STATES. We are publishing the MA!Lat a l'.n
trai point, ihe very best which to advertise land
til very popular Real Estate Advertisement
medium its pages frequently containing from three
to six columns Of this class OF advertising. We
have numerous orders for the paper from time to
time. from persons in Maryland and at distance,
who merely desire it On account ofits Land adyer
Using.
Our terms are moderate, and we will take pleas
ure IN answering all letters Of enquiry
!Nl5> Advertisements can be sent to us throu oh
the editors Oh The HERALD, or direct as the partis
may prefer Address,
DECHAED WASON
Publishers Mail" Hagerstown, Nd.
uCe 2I-I v.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05

Ne have for sale, at coed bargain, No. /
ONE HORSE ROCkAWAY, for cash or trade
bargain can be had. Something nice for pleas
ne seekers. Call and it, for is really cheap
Aug. l. GILL / co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05
I IMPORTANT NOTICE!

We respectfully inform friends and the public
generally that we prepared to sell their prop
erty at short notice and on liberal terms Bring
in Your property Court Days. There are
plenty o. Gfeenbacks now, and we will endeavor
TO .crv' few Of them out of the pockets of the
holders OF them for YOU. Don't DELAY, but bring
IN Wheat. Rye, Watches. Horses, Cows Sheer
and all other things movable YOU wish to SELL
Give us trial. GILL i COFFELT
Aug. s, '67. Auctioneers s. G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05
. g % - sid

WILL BG FOUND
large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS L MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS.
WHALE OIL. COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL.
SPiRlTS TURPENTINE, VAKNISHES:
full assortment Of
DYE-STUFFS. and nice assortment of
CONFECTIONEi< fine selection ofbcst SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals; SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety S,5 LOOKlNG GLASS PLATES. All sizes;
STATIONERY, &c, ALL or THE VIEW BrsT
QUALITY, and as low figures as can be had IT any
place in the Valley. Ny Tinctures. Essense, Cir.
ments, ETC., warrant to be o. the strength required
by the standard nharmacoppia.
NS- Prescri etions carefully COMPOUNDED.
To Physicians and others IN want Of Druos md
hediclnes in considerable quantities, we will sell
1t a small advance on Baltimore Prices
TkhMo CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, j. B. SCHhITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05

Fl UhRAh HUkkAli!! HUKRAH:
FOR GOOD TINES AGAINiI
CONFIs ALTON IS DEAD!
President johnson has issued his greet
pardon to the inhabitants Of the
Southern Districts, includingt the
Shenandoah Vodey, and 1t on
ty deho0res the Farmers to
supply themselves ,cith
GtU q, Cos SUPER
PUO,SP Il 4 re
or L ME-.
And drill their wheat and raise good and bouGt-
ful crops and we will soon regain the good Old
times we experienced in past cars. and regain Tor
old District No. l, the wealth she once en- owed
Farmers, don't appi ehend VIC desire to Hun
bug You or sell you worthless Fertilizer, but
call and Sc for yourselves before purchasing Or
read the array OF Gentlemen's certificates to the
merits OF our Phosphates.
Call without delay Don't lnrer don's BE-
penny-wiSe and pound-fooish, and permit this
season to pasa without trying quantity of
GILL & CO.'S PHOSPHATES.
We want every Farmer to try them along side of
Peruvian Guano, at SlG0 per ton, and our Phos-
pilates at $50, and decide as others have DONE
that ellis is the best ana cheapest
Farmers, only call and see US. we are pleased
to see and 10 accommodate the wol king Farmers
and to assist them in raising good crops. Farm
ers that used our Ph0sphatas last fall have laid in
their supplies again, and will use no other but
Gill Co.'S. GILL CO., Manufacturers.
Sept. l9. Pugh's Run, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05

Deafness Cured TIE Organic Tibra-
tor hts into the ear is not perceptible and ena-
Dies deaf persons to hear distinctly at church and
at public assemblies. Send for particulars to DR.,
SIiLWELL, No. Is South eth ST, williansharra
Few York. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-12-05

CSr SOWT--A large WHITE SOW broke
4 out d pasture and strayed Of some time in
Au2ust-Without mark or spots-tor the recovery
OF which will pay reward of three dollars
Any information respecting her VIII be thankfully
received j. N. CLYMER
Oct "a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
Gurppdiiebe Gprreippnbeuj
fir Sen @amberer.
. M st betn.
II. Sctpber.

14< ~N\S$St+
u@ut ding tptu 3eit uttb @eile
baben," iaat ein altes, peuti4es @prt4z
mort, rro ldbt ii9 bieies redt ppbl auf
ben @elammtita Deutidlano an>pen<
ben.
Mit bent 9rSBten 8eoalerr mubten
bic 8eppbner Deutl4lanoS Is 5uieber,
wie biel les berrltde 2anb pur9 bic Offer
lubt per %iiterdafiaen Tiiriten unbGurtz
lein> lpmie rurd, pen Neip uno bic
@6apenfreupe BET Oeutidfeinbe bis Dor
>peniser 3eit serlplittert u,,r III Gol9e
be0er an innerer &raft 9eiara@tt purpe.
Dies pirfte nidt auetn nadtbeilis a,f
bic 6eeresfraft Der etn;elnen Staaten
unb iomit auf gang Deutialanb> fonpern
6anpeL 8ertebr Snbu1rie, fury @ues
mubte einen na9tbetli9eu Ginflub Oh
pte1er l1etell tdnpe fiblen. Gs baben fIt'
,tpar int 2aufe ber 3eit ;u peridiene1e,
Malen 9rpBe Mdnner bic Nuf9abe
aefeQt, biel e1 &rebSi9aoen 3u beilen;
lie baben cur4 eire>t Mufr1f an tas
ae1ammte pcuti9e Solf in 8urt unb
2iec appe0irt ALIEN ibr Wabnruf perz
baltic %etnestbeils III Dem aQ9emeinen
0ewimmel ur1c @etimm1el Der sabQpie1
@eeenl9reter, ideiterte arcerntbeils aud
an ben <pper, bic momentum ni6t
fpnnten ulnsa,,se,, weroen. 81 9eidab
eS per111, paB Is unierer 3eit bela1en
blteb> pieleS srpBe @erf tie Gini9un9
Deutldlancs 3ur N%usflbruns gu
brtnaen. Danf ber 96ttlt@enS pnebung,
bic Ben Tubrern eer fte9retden preubt<
I9en 5eere ben 3ettpuntt our @oQeneuns
pte1es arpben @erfes beseidnete unp Der
preuBil9en Mrmee bte&raft CUR MusfQbz
runa perlteb! @te 1ebr aud bic unp wtez
BET Elm Nadbaritaat, BON Neio unb
Mieaunlt auf9etadelt tn bteiem Grz
etanib cine @efabr fit ben aueemeine11
europdt{den Trieben> cine @efabr fir
cas europdiide @let@9epi&t erbliden
mill; mte erub aud mander aeelise
Mabissd19er bas llnre&t te5ei4nea
mill, 6as bur@ bteies 9robe Grei9ntb>
purd bic gum sr6btea Sbeile betperftelz
li9te Gtnt9un9 Deuti4lanes berpor9ez
rufen tpproen, ~ NITRO TOD jeber, benz
,pirflid oas 8obl BET @eiammtbeft AM
9eraen liest ttef unb tlar einieben. ba6
Elm {ol@e6 @eplapper une 0eptr,r1er
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
Gin fbredli@es 4rairie= Teuer.

Son Sort &amion, Dacpta, miro
ppm 7. October fpl9enre Seene tn Gpl9e
eiaes prairtefeuer6 9en1elcet:
De- @inp batte ldn9ere 3ett 9erebt
unp leieerte 1t9 ant Spnnta9 Na9t gu
einem @tum, ber bic Montas Mitta9
bic 5eftisteit zines Srfans erre{9te.
Sh Ger GprreiponbenD iaB eben 9esen
eli llbr in mei1em Sitlep;elte, ale Elm
Mann ii9 gu mir bereinordnete unc mir
;urief pab mei1 &idenjelt eben pe99ez
weht rerpe. SD trat 9erace 3ettf9 9eau9
ms Treie, I'M gu ieben> pie bas Belt
III Jeben serrtl1en puroe> tpdbreno ca6
&odae1atrr u1c anpere &l1enzM rttfel
DOT Dem Gturrte ber uber bic Yratrte
aetrieten ,rurben. SD mar ~ iebr IN
Mnpru9 aenpmme1 NIT eer Sa9o auf
meme &ii9enutenitlien, bab t9 bte
&au9wolfe ntdt bemerfte, bic iber ben
5Sbenfamm setrteben tpurbe, bis bic erz
itidenpe 9uft mid carauf aufmerfam
ma9te, uro - be1rempero es laltert mag,
aud font Ntemarb batte ta6 prairte@
feuer friiber bemerft, pas ft@ oara1ls
erfldrte> oab fi@ unier Eager IN elmer
8obenpertiefuns befanb. Sin Sltd
lief mid bic @efabr ertennen urb in
u,ein 3elt fti3en, bic Grauer berau6boz
len uno fie mad peu1 @utlers 2aserboals
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16
Scr @au6erer.

9lei9 tpt1lert ;n ldf1er, baB, falls Stalte1t
ti9t barauf einsebt> IS ailei, banoeln
tpirbe." Wte perlautet, mtQ Stalien
ater arf bieie Gori4atlse nidt einaeben
uno Unfit in Golee ee7en tereits ieine
Mnfalter, I'm, einel1 An9ri1 Jranfreids,
II gut es eben 9ebt su begesnen.
@en,db telesrapbiiaeu Depei9m Der
&6lner 3eitun9 lpu @aribalpi Der Sc
fan9et, se,1pr,rter unp nad Gapreta sez
i1idt tporper> Don bort entfcmmer1 iein,
.9esenrdrti9 aber nod auf Der Snid
5oroinie11 p~ertpeilen. Menotti Carl
balbi bet Spbn oeS Generals, batteNez
rola perla0er uttb palombard befebt.
Bten. DaSfn Seferrei@ ;wil9en
oer taiierli9en @esierur9 unb per@etfz
lt@tett ab8efalo1ete Goncorbat bat gu
@onFieten sptlaen pen betpen partbeien
8eranla6ur9 9eseten rnb baben Is
Bii95fe cine MbreNe, cteien 0e9enfatb
betreFenb, lei Der @esierun9 etn9eret&t.
9ofrntli9 miro bic Sd@e bod frterltz
den Nus9a19 nebraen.
@om3. Rusember.
slnt %. Ottcber lanbeten bic erIten Gransclen
1T Gtpita gedia unb ant 3. Mobemter am Sage
Der Mieberlase @aribalbts bel Monte &utonec
sosen 2 Rssimenter Jran3oien in &om Elm.
@aribalbt it sefansen unb ben lesten Na9<
ridtsn sufolse mad gisesano absefibrt roreen.
gisesanu it cine Staot III Der propin5 paria,
81 arift 8omelita, in S%arbinien, nit $4,000
Ginppbnsrn einem 8ii@ufsfk 9oipitaL Mrbsits<
baus unb einem alien befeiisten S9lu6e.
Gs sistt bort bebeutenpe Seiben= 5ut,= Sri
fert= unb Maearonifz Jabriten.
Son seipiier Seite tuurbe uns beri&te, oab
bic italienii1e &esieruno beat1&tise @aribalei,
ben pieubp DON Quirute, fir ieinen geroienf
III bpncriren unb ibn1 bur@ ibren sroben Gin<
aub bic ebrenpoIe Stelune ais 5eab-8 orn1ann
in einer ber b~prtigen SeifenIebereten til bei@af'
n. Gs 1T bies jebu9 faunt elaubli@ une 10
febr tpir benz 9elbef1 bon Npnte Hotcrbc Wobl=
fabrt tpini6en, tniroen mir bod bic Mberufuns
bes sro6en Mannes bon, S@auplase ieiner Biz
bertsen 1bGltisteit iebr tebauern ; benn bic srcbe
@eltbibne perl5re sewib ben befen ao,miler, BET
nod ie bic 8retter betrat, abitrabirt BON benz b.
fen @eru9, benz er fd tn Der @etfeuiebsrei aus
ieste.
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%. T t.

M~usenblidli6 feNeln bic ttalienii6en
Mnsele9enbeiten bic Nufmerfiamfett ces
publifu1ns. Bie 9erin9fd9t9 AUDI bic
5a9e an urb fit iid beiut Mnfan9e
i9eine,1 n1pdte, - 1T bic Era9peite BET
m5slt9en @er,ptdlun9en nod INNER
rt@t su betimnten. Namentlid pirb
es idwer fem, bic aniidten uno pldne
oes Ma,1neS At, bet uSeine" Bel ber r5z
milden Mfdre su entrdtbleln. Sbn mag
e5 ,ppbl ei1t peni9 frapptren, tper1tt ct
ltebt, baB Stalien anfdn9t fd gu fabz
len unb ni9t mebr 1T ber 9~etppbnten
Beie ben Observation-Disclosures ipielt.
Nufaaenp er{detl,t e. bab bic ttalteaiz
19e &e9teruns nidt NIT sr6berer Gnerz
ale bic 9nlurrettipn ;u uaterorlden
iu@t~ Giirdtet ite steucidt pur@ ibr
@in19reiten bent &aiier BON Granfreid
III mibfaQen, pper 1T ibr ban9e, oab bic
Bemeeu,ts einen repoluttpndren @barafz
ter an11ebmen tbnne unb 1ta11 at eine11
friiben Mprse1 ben &uf: SIS lebe bic
&epublif! erfaallen b6rte.
@ieuei9t bancelt bic italienii9e Re@
aieruns audi NIT Nappleon int Ginrerz
ltinonife> unb btQi9en bic betoen AM
Gnpe bic Yldne @aribaloi'S. Die nddz
1te 3ufunft >pirp oie1e6 0ebeimnib ent<
buQen.
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@urppdt16 8.

preuBen.-Die preubtide &e9tez
rura bat, elmer Depe16e bes Tranffurter
Scurnal ;ufpl9e, in Min@en %mtttbetlen
laI]en, tab Ie bemnddf audi NIT @rcez
brttanien uber cine betrd6tlt4e 5erobz
iebuna hes &olcnialpprto's unp einea
neue,, ppitpertra9 in Serbanolun9en
trerert tperbe.
Bater:n.-Sn Nus6bur9 fanr ant
7ten Sctpber cine @eriammlun9 rer
portet itatt> >pel9e fit ben e19ften Nnz
i9lub tes 1iopeutldm 8unpes ait per
nprcbeut19en 8uno 1T.
Der poitpertra9 ;mtiden preube11
unb ber Union Don Nprbz Nnertfa lpu
amt 1ten Sanuar t. s. III &raft treten,
sSn bemielten if Der 8ettrttt Der ilcpeutz
iden @taaten UNI Seiterret6s sprbez
balten.
Yarts. @ie perlautet fol- cine
frans5fl9e Grpepitipn na9 @om loiort
unter Seeel eeben unp bic Diotitpn Du<
mont lit 9ppn 8efebl erbalten baben, ftd
mar19bereit gu MAIDEN. Sffeieues
lber bic Beldll0e int Mtniferratbe
perlautet nod ni@ts> bod stebt etn Nrz
titel, 1pelden Elm fran5Sfi9es 8latt
brtnst ben Bei9lub, &pel&er im Mtnt>
ferratbe 8efabt tpurbe: yGranfrei9t bat
bel9lo0ea, Stalter aufjufprbern, NIT
ibm @om unb Stalien ter Mnardie u1c
Der ReYolution 3u entretbea, unp es 3uz
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Neueifer 3n8 et1er Shade bes
81. SdterS 3i11S TX.
(Mus Sfentliaen glattern.)

@ie gerpobnt, %,1nterbtelt ii@ teult9
cer ). 8ater III elmer Sturpe ietner
Mube NIT ietner Diener19aft II. CAB tbr
pa bic erf oroerli9en Mabre9eln nebf
bers(iden> pdterltden Grmabnun9en.
Na@ 8eenpi9un9 berielben entlteb ST
fe NIT Seinem bell. Se9en.. Die Die
nerl9aft entfernte ii9 bis auf etnert> tpel>
@er ;uridblieb. Dieter ftarb unbe>pe9z
lid ater ii9ttar er9riTen pa ; auf einz
NAL aber mari Ct ft@ benz ). 8ater gu
Tiben unt bic Mu9er ouQ Gbrdnen erz
bpb ct, ant 9a11;en 2eibe sitterne> feline
5dnre gum, IL. 9ater emppr >no rief
nit berserreibencem Gone: @nate, @naz
be! 81. @ater! @nabe um Seiu nil
LETT ! unp bel bteiem &ufe, mani benfe
ii9 tas Stauner be5 III. Gaters, retdte
Ct Dem 81. gater einen Ovid bin !
91ebntcn sic pielen Dpl4> 81. Sater !!
rtef er> er fpmmt Don eine,t Nnbdn9er
Is aribalbtS!M tt bieiem bdtte t6
Stemprben 1pQen! l1np 1eben Ste,
incem ct cen1 81. 8ater eire 8brie NIT
Oelp iiberret9te, 1eben sic II. 8ater!
ben preis, ,tm tpelden t9 oteie oerz
Gbatbdtte perrtdten ipqen!
Bebalten sic Betpes, bteie Iusbrut
ber55ue fpmn1e aus n1einea Mu9e1!
Mit m + ater 81 @ater Yerfu9e1 @ie
mad Sbrer erlau9ten @eitnnun9! Sim
Namer Selu aber f1ebe t@ np@mal:
.Onabe! 2anse ftanb bet fl. @ater
b6dit er9rtfen pa, cana ater mari Gr
ii9 tiecer Dor benz 81. &reu;e ltno betez
te.-Gr erbob fi&> bic Auset spu Ibrdz
nett unb Ia9te gu benz auf benz 8pben
f1ieenben Singing: @oblan! SD be-
battle 8eipes, tamit bic Seriu6nn9 tn
idwa@er 6tunce hid nidt iiberpdlttz
dell! Mber iieb b. tnpem Gr tbm etn
fplbareS &rustfr iberet6te, btes
1eioie @affe welde but tatt pes
Dpldes finftis sesenmt@ fibren
lcut! @tatt Der breibts Stlberlinse bic
bid gum Serrdtber bdtten MAIDEN 1pllen
erb1llt BIZ bier etnen ct. Yeters pfer1z
nie! Gr sab tbm cine rpQeBbrie Gtnprtez
lter trat Elm unb auf ben 8tnt hes bl.Waz
ters fubrte tiel er ben Singing, NIT Dem
Seae1 bes 81. @aters bulccpu entlahen,
in Gin bell. SrpenSbaus!
Du peiet . @brif, mte BET 9eilanb bat
Tim @ersetbun9 fir bic Geinpe.
9ier lies ,pa6 ner betr'9e 0ater tbat:
Gr parb &etter 1einemTetnbe!
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3tpar eini3ea @et; uni. ei1ise Nabruns
obne unier 3utbnn burd bic dubern
Gtnpride ber Sintentrelt, alleir mic
%,n9ebilbet bleiben belonberS bte bDbern
Mnlaser> bic Gernnuft, bic ltrtbetlSfraf,
bas @ef1blsz uno 8e9ebru19sz
permSaen, tuetttt lie ni6t burd abfi@tz
li@e Ginwfrtuns 9epedt uno se1dbrt
tuprben! SeltN bel jene1 &rdften, bic
obne uniere Giinpirtune ,bdtis tperoen,
iou berGpieber rteief bdtisteit erlei@terr
,tab erb6ten.
UorHeBun9 fol9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

@plbrabmenrom TtteaenS
f&muB 3u retntssn. - Man
uberfabre bic @olprabne nit Beinsifs,
ip1le fe etntse Mtnutet nadter nit rel
mem @a0er ab unb laRs iie tn Der Son<
ne oper Ndbe tee Ofens tn set1ssr Wds3
ME trpdnen.
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iepes @runpeS entbebrt> ea6 Deun1lane

1eee6 @rutlpeS ellttebrt> Zap Oe1tfebl1tto
aber IN nddfer 3ufunft elmer Blltbe;ett
ent9e9en gebt poror bic tpn,nteneen
0eneratipnen Die Gr1@te erntet, ,peroen-
Nunuaetr If bet S9li0el sefunben, ber
uns bic Ma9a;ire 6iTnen tpirp> 100 bur@
beletten freien 9anbel, bur@ cine al19ez
n,eine> Intelligence S1puitrie tas Sort
fomn1en aQer aufseipei9ert sefunben
nib; runmebr 1T BEN bisberiaen Sc
llite1t unierer Neiter Elm Damn, entoes
9enseiebt BEN aud bic tpilpeiten @o9ert
ni9t ~ rurdbreden perm5oen. uGinl9z
felt ,1adt fart" ffp9t Elm alter beutl9er
&erniprud. Drag maj, nod 10 la>tt
i9reien, nod 10 arg brpben, nod - fart
riften an u115ern @ren;en; rpir rufe11 ben
S9reiern eit1e&t alien beutldet Spru9
e1tse9en: oBanse MAIDEN gilt rt@t!"
une: vSte {o0en Jpn ri9t baben, ben
freien, beutfden &bein!"
Wte Is betBty fouet1 Bic Hrte9sruttlt11z
gen inTrantrei9 nod INNER fort pauerr,
ii@ fo9ar iteisern. :3u tpeldem 3wede.
baS tpetb ber ltebe @ptt> unb pabrl9einz
lid muir nod --- Napolepn. 81
es 2ebterm pielleidt gram 1T mt raS
lebt 10 mddti9 getpproene preuben, pber,
ob ct to@mals cine Yil9erfartb nad
Merifu beabf6ist CO. poer, pb ct ami
Gnpe einen Tbet pes fran,Si1iden 8plz
les nit 5oTnun9en abipeilen uno ben1
anbern Turdt u',e Sdrefen einjasen
mill, cas- miro bic 3ett lebren. @us
paris unr Tranfrei6 lauter bic Na@z
ridten imu1er beprpbli@er. pplitii@e
un3ufriepenbeiteu lberau ; pa;u Nrbeitsz
loftsfetRn UNI f%ortwdbrenp fet9enoe &C.
t~retoepretie. - SIN &pubatr ourdz
soser1 feiernpe Mrbeiter NIT 9rommeln
unb Tabnen bic Stabt. Cine MuSbebz
r,un9 oes pariier Setroi permebrt in
parts nod bic algemeine Notb> wetltn
Tolee oerielben etnjelne Gabrifanten ibre
Gtablt6en1eats i9lteBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-16

N6bere Ansabe mprin bic
er;ietun9 befebe uno
wprtn ]ie nt9t befebe.
Bicmcbl Der Men19 III allen pertcz
ben {eines 2eben6 Der ablt9tlt9en Gtn<
wtrtuna Mnberer aus9eiebt it, uni bur9
pte(elbe teltimn1t >percen fann, ~ &C.
braudt mar, na6 Nort Grsiebun9 bod
oo,, rer fraberen periuee Der Gntnidez
lung neil ter Menid in ipaterert Sab
ret nnebr purd feline etsene Selbittbdttsz
fstt beitimmt ,pirp. Die Grsiebuns bez
febt:
SIN @rre9en. Da @ptt ben
Men19en nit ben erforoerli9en Arlaz
4en ausri{tet, tiefe aber bes dubera Net>
aes urp sln}obes beolrfen, IL 1tub bic
G3iebuns bofir fursen, bab bic Mnlaz
Asn erre9t tperpen unb tn Ibdtt9tett
Meeebet. 9ie Seaenfrdfte erbalter'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-04-26
Surr0tt's Confessions.

Some of the evidence taken by the
house Judiciary committee in relation to
John II. Surratt is published The tes-
timony of DIR. Mcmillan, who was sur
geon Oh the steamer Peruvian, in which
Surratt went to Europe, is the most in
teresting, He became quite confidential
with DIR. Mcmillan, confessing his iden-
tity, and among other things said:
That he and Booth had planned, at
first, the abduction of President Lincoln
that, however, they thought they could
not succeed in that way, and they then
thought it was necessary to change their
plan. After this, and before the assas-
sination, Surratt was in Montreal, when
he received letter from Booth, ordering
him Immediately to Washington-that
1t was necessary to act promptly, and
he (SurratD was to leave Montreal
Immediately for Washington. He did
not tell me he came to Washington, but
he told me he came as far as Elmira, \.
u, and from that place telegraphed to
the city of New York to find out wheth-
er Booth had already left for Washing
ton, and was answered that he had. He
did not tell me whether he had gone anv
further than Elmira. The next place be
spoke to me OF was st. Adams, Vt,
where, he said, he arrived in the morn
ing about breakfast time, and went to a
hotel there for breakfast. While he was
sitting there he heard several talking
about an assassination, and he inquired
"What was up % They asked him if
he did not know President Lincoln had
been assassinated. He replied that he
did not believe it, because the story was
too good to be true. On that a gentle
man pulled out newspaper and handed
it to him. He opened it and saw his
own name as one of the assassins. He
said this unnerved him SO that the paper
fell out of his hands, and he Immediately
left the room and walked out. AS he
was going cut through the hotel he
heard another party say that Surratt
must have been Or was at the time in St.
Adams, because such person, mention
ing the persons name) had found a pock-
ct handkerchief on the street with Sur
rats name on it. He told me be actu-
ally looked in his pocket and found he
had lost his pocket handkerchief. From
that place he went to Canada and was
concealed there from April to Septem-
Der. Surratt avowed his intention of |
returning to the United States and as
sassinating President johnson for causing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-04-26
TIE CdtedOHidH Enlarged.

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