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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

took tea: Moth ng is so trivial as to
escape Miss Muhlbach's notice. If in
any way it can. add to the background
of reality, against which her Heroes
and heroines perpetually move. No
writer-not even Thackeray in his
Virginians and Henry Esmond +"
has more entirely identified him
self with the spirit of past age.
This is the only way that History can
be wrtttspy Ephes writer smustE EknaB
not only about the great personages
and events of the time, but the Gus
toms and manners, the dresses, the
cuisine, the little foiblesy asSweiH as
the great vices, in fact the whole so
cial by play of a people.
When one has flushed Frederick
the Great and his Court, or 10
seph the Second and his Court, for
instance, he finds that he has not only
made a mestsagreeable tourney, as if
through fairy land, but has uncon-
sciously stored up mass of impor-
tant historical facts which every one,
ought to know, blu (which most peo-I
pie would never learn if they were
obliged to take them in regular
course of historical lectures, like
medicine.
Miss Muhlhach's perceptions of
proportion and relative distance, col
ors, and shades, are artistic. Her.
characters are mot inconefuous nor
huddled together. Every. person
moves clear and unobstructed through
his or her part. Her talents are va
RED and eqaaltto all Occasions. She
describes battles, balls, firtations,
10 b l.xr .,lo
matte jugglery, with the same facility.
Her conversations are excellent. For /.
the crazy old Frederick William, the
romantic Great Frederick ,xand those
cynical philanthropists Rousseau and
Voltaire, she finds just the words that
they might he lexpecfed to speak AS
conversations make up at least two
thirds Of. the average novel, this art
of infusirg naturalness and logical
sequence into dialogue is indispensa-
BILE for the production of a readable
romance. Miss Muhlbach's style is
perfect; Free from smapnerisms and
marked individuality, it is scarcely |
noticed as style. This is because it |
is SO good. The style of some writer's
is like colored glasses, which give an
unnatural tint to everything upon |
which they are turned. Her style is
achromatic, showing, things in their
true colors, and is clear and translu-
cent as an arctic atmosphere.
The series, as far as published by
the APPLEToNs, make seven or eight
volumes. The reading of one will
ensure the completion of the whole
list. They can be ordered direct of
the publishers, or can be found at the
Book and News Stores. Price, in
paper, 81 so; bound in muslin, 50 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
The CALIFORNIA; ELECTION. :


Some of the more irresponsible of the
Democratic papers are Boosting Justify
over the result Of the California cleo
ton as great triumph. 1t is well
known to all who have given any at
tention to the political condition of
that State that the Democratic sue
cess was attributable, not to its own
strength, but to the dissentions with
in the Republican party. The Jour
nal Of Commerce, of New York, one
of the most decided and consistent
Democratic papers in the country
says of it: i 3gfga Tgb4
We see in it not the triumph of. a
party. but a protest against the cor
ruption and the tyranny of party.
The men whose votes determined it
had heretofore supported the Radical
ticket. In cutting away from their
old alliances. they do not necessarily
join a new organization. They may
not be willing even to call themselves
" Conservatives.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
Agents for the Journal.

JAMES l.. THoRNToN, Princeton Ind. 20
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, IND.
HARRY r.. SMITH, Washington, Ind. feei
w. j. L.7HEMMENwAY, Boonville, Ind. F.
JOHN Nj. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind. -
j. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind. .E3Jva~
J.W. WEAVER. Poseyville, 1nd.es a e III
8. B. CoRwIN, Somerville, Ind affueH -.
Capt. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind fBut 4
! Z. J. ROGERS. New Harmony, Ind.Ysg ba
@. "A. HARPER, Owensville, Ind. trsi1 sS;s 81
HARVEY BOND. HazlerOn, Ind. ~ TO- lfoh
THoS. fMCCUTCHEN, Sandersvtlle. Ind.l y
URBIE MARES, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
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THE Chicago Journal is accounta-
bic for the following:
Hate has always been the govern
ing passion of the copperheads- and it
is not strange, therefore, that they
should make Hai9ht SGovernor of
California; T9EfIOJ b HaaHkU
Mr.. Page, who has been elected
Governor of Vermont, is an able man
and stern loyalistN He will doubt
less be a bright Page in history.
When Andrew johnson, was a tai.
lor he gave fits, but when Congress
re Assem- bles in November he will
probably get fits ..- .sIdivs1A
Il ea9m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

READ the new advertisements. The
Fall trade is common eingwith consid-
cradle earnestness, and to know who
of our merchants are supplied with
new stocks and fully prepared for
business. look to the columns of the
CITY PAPERS. n.n.a.EE a.r.aa.NGF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

4 READ the extract we publish on
the second page from the speech of
RICHARD SMITH, Esq, candidate for
Congress in the Cincinnati District,
on the financial question. 1l
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.IsDIANAmEsrs

The Street Railway Company at Indian
apolis have issued daily passes for the CON-
venience of ministers attending Confer,
ence in that city. lib leu
The vacancies in the commission for the.
settlemenf afsTndiana sc1aims assfnst ere
General Government, have been filed by
the appointment of John Hogan, of Mis-
sourissahds via am henny ;, OF X entnciy.i
The commission meets on the 18th inst.
For the month of August the passenger
receipts of the Bellefointafne Eailway were
SS7 ,237-upon which a~tax of $3.50 81 wasA
paid. zvQTp H0Tx. E15Yz
The Morgan Raid Commission will in
vestigate the claims of persons IN jennings
County, together with those from Jeffer-
son, Ripley, Decatur and Madison iCoun-
ties, from October 10th TO 18th, inclusive.
The organist at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church at Fort Wayne has brought suit
against the Trustees of the Church for a,
claim due him for services as organist.
The. Anditor.of State is busny at work
preparing the annual list of delinquents
to the Sinking Fund, which is considera-.
bly, lars err than usual this year. several
hundred names being already on the list,
1t will be placed in the hands OF the
printer soon, for publication. The sale Of
delinquent property comes Off on the 10th
of December next. By the late law all
loans must be paid within three years in
three annual instalmentssI commencing
with next year.
A man named Hogeiand, while driving
home from MooresviIle3 a few days ago.
was thrown from his wagon and instantly
killed, his skull being broken BY the fall.
Another man, John McConnaha, was
thrown out and severely Injured. They
had been drinking, and, as drunken men
often do, were driving home too fast
The Base Ball Convention, which has
Just CLOSED its session at fndiandpoffs,
elected the following officers: President
Colonel James Tullis, of Lafayette:. Vice
President-F. III. Wake, of Fort Wayne ;
Treasurer--M. r. Eddy, of Indianapolis;
Corresponding Secretary--Cbarles Wentz,
Evansville. A large nu nlber of ctibs were
represented, and the next meeting is to be
held at Indianapolis on the second Tues
day of september, 1865. -...-.....---- ,lAlA'
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EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE
of - =.
Government Clothing, Blankets

&c, Al AUCIION. -
To be. sold by the case. without reserve,
~ FOR CASH, -
BY THOMAS JOHNSTON az CO.,
In Salesroonls No. Ia West Third Street,
Between Vine and Race,
CIScINNArI OHIO. .
wednesday, Sept. 18th, commencing at
3 o'clock, Will be SOLD BY Gaia
-L0GUE
1000 CaScs and Bales,
Com prising l2500 Overcoais, consisting of
splendid variety OF Black and Steel
Mixed, All-Weol Doeskin, Black Ribbed
and Plain Union Beaver do, Oxford, Ca
Diet, Black and Drab Mineral pring Sati-
net do. t3MIh NtlG NG&Effls- ~. NE
$500 sky-Blne Regulation Cavalry Over )
10000 super f.ined Blouses; ~
10000 Super Unlined Biouses; -
5000 Cavalry and Artillery Jackets; ~. +
5000 Sky-Biue Pants; IN ~
1000 Infantry Overcoats;
1000 Black 4 Brown seaiskin Overcoats;
10 900 Heavy Gray Blankets;
18th a variety OF other Government
Goots, such as Uniform Frock Costs,
Shirts and Drawers, &C., all of which will
be specified In catalogues, which will be
ready for delivery Tuesday, 18th. Il
N.B.-The attention of buyers is Invited
to the above sale. The Il, 800 Over oats will
be found to be a very superior lot. all new
and sound, as also all the other goods,
which will enable buyers TO purchase with
perfect confidence. tsel3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
cLoTHlNe

Have always in stock a large and extern
sive assortment of Ready-Made Garments
for Mems and Boys Wear, manufactured
under our own supervision aud direction,
in accordance wfth-the prevailing styles,
by competent and experienced workmen.
Alllof our goods are marked in plain fig
ures. Sold at one price, wiTHOuT DE-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
Important to Adyerfisers.

The circulotioa-of the. journal In
the Gfty Of Erqnsville is three times
as large as that of amy other nesospa-
e.ga - tlD 1.df 7
on eirsnlatio'si IN Iadsaaa and
Illinois is greater than any other aeaos-
paper published IN this City.
In lKentuekyiH IS more than az the
other Evansville papers combined. ON -...
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THs following BbaKrasrsph Is GONG

h TIE following parasraph Is GONG
the rounds of the Democratic press
in the North without comment, and
it is to be presumed ameets with their
approval. 1t is a delicate gem of
Democratic blackguardism:
Grant, has given voice. u and sddh
soundsl A happy cross between the
bark of fox and the bray of an ass.
Glass beads of ,demagogism set in the
lead of stupidity EWeo had a faint
hope in this man-either that he was
a lion who, Of his own will, would
bring to order the turbulent beasts of
the forest, or docile' ass who would
submit to being dressed by others in
the skin of lion, that wise men
might see him for al wise purpose.
But hear him! He is not lioD-the
whole world is convinced noao that he
is not. He has brayed too soon
wants more Radical f6dder.I Il -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13
KENTUCKY ITEMS,

The state Fair, to be 4heldat Louisville,
beginning on ltheq7th inst. promises to be
one Of the best exhibitions of the kind
ever held in the State.ianaa Is ansp $ said
.yass5a8sksH Ago8 f9al
zFGYca1 - sao1 hgsuR1@ susags
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

THE Veteran Observer of the
New York Times thinks the Demo-
Gratis of Ohio will be beaten by sixty
thousand majority. He says they have
put forward the following issues, to
which they take the negative:
Whether the war was right?"
Whether the negro is a MANI" and
Whether we ought to pay our hon
est debts?"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-13

The Street Railway Company at Indian
apolis have issued dailyIpasses for the con-
venience of ministers attending Confer,
ence in that city. ~, lef
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-10
QSpperbeao Seud,eiei.

unlere Scier ipiBen 5par ldon ldnslt ipaS mir
ibncn bier IN gang peni9 gScrten iagcn pcllen
bod mir phnIdcn baB iie CO in @rnncruna
baltei mp6tcn. ga, iie ipiBen baB ipsnn n
Sertdufer hber nicbere YreiIe
tld9t, bic GopperbeabS unb Girleritter itetS
bercit iinb ju ant,pcrten, bic 8epublitancr icen
Sdulb paran-llno tIast in &dufcr fiber
ju bobe YrciBc, 10 baben pieie 3cbclcn
uno Yreiieenten Scbti6Id9er bic ndmlid)c Slnt.
mort, ndmli6 CO ici bic S6ulo Der 8cpubitancr
Yum, oas mill iid bod 9cipiB gar nd,t rillmcl.
Nein uno cS 1T beS cine unprrSeitbIid,c Sd,cd,.
ti9teit-oenn sinmaI mibcn lic bod, iider lisen
gSer tpill abcr 3utrauen in icld)e 2icpcrS iescn |?
Sn Der Sbat tein ebrlidcr @enid tann-lnb
cine Yartbc bic init io6en Sointcr9cbunacn,
S,umbn9serccn unb 2i9cn ,uiammcn scbaltcn
iperccn muB muB bod ii6cr ibrcm llntersanss
gang rdbc icin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-10
eins sembs. um cine .11u8s 40 fd,isssn

anbreip Sobnion bat ipiebcr einmal cine Iansc
ldtpuliti9e Yroclamation erlailcn, bic init cincm
furbtbarcn Npparat bon SntcmaI unb @ubic>
ipeil cine Wcnge betanntcr 8cbtSidBe aufihbrt,
bic Sismanb be,ipeifeIt, namcntIid), baB es bic
Yfi6t icbe6 @hrgtrs id, ben @cicBen Der Ser.
Staaten unb ben Gntl6eibungen unb 9efretcn
9elebmdbi9 ecnitituirter @eri6tSbrie @ebcrlam
gu Ieiiten s8as or init bisicr lanstpssen iliri-
ltil6en Seeuttion ei9cntd mil, ldBt lit MIR tr-
rdtben. r.th
Gr mil ipabri6einlid bcm Gen. Sidles, bcm
blsbcri9en Gomlnanbantcn bcS @itdrsT Tiiritts
bon Slcrb> unb Siio.Garcna Gins pcriebcn,
tpel oerisbe seipa9t bate, basssen ;u remonitri.
rcn, baB bic llrtbeile sepiiIcr @sridtsbDfe in
icinem Wtlitdrbiitritt in Gcll,us selstt pilrben,
ipeiI paburd na6 ieiner Nnii6t bic @eecnitrut.
ton in bem ibm jur ScrtpaItllng fbersebencn
SDirte auigebalten unb sebinpert pcrbc reg a
Stdtt nnn, ipcnn er bas &eft ba3u bat bcm
Gen. Sifes gan, cinfa6 cine Orber ,u,uicnbcn,
paB icin Serfabrrn ScitcnS Der Gretutibc ni6i
sebilligt ipcrbe, unb oaB CT baber icinen SSibcr-
itano 9csen bic Spaitrefuns Der @cri6tsbcieblc
cin5uitelcn babe, crsebt id Der Yrdlibcnt in Der
6orm cincr Yrcelamatcn in langipeiligcn Sira-
ben uno madt cincn Qdrn aIS oh CO iid) um ben
llmiturj Der GCnititntcn uub llncn banblc
Oas bciBt man cine @cmbc abld)icBcn, pcnn
eS gilt, cine Wtiife ju tSbten. a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-10
Zine bsr,.erreisense 6efd,id,tt

ipurbc neuIid) bel elmer 9cbtcnid,au gu Sibbefcri
England bon eincm Mannt cr3dbIt, beiIcn Sru.
Der pdbrenb beS Su6ens nad ScemSpen. .Girr
anf ben Selien pclde bic Snie 9untD bilbcn, INNS
2eben fam.
SameS unb Scbn @rannb iparen arf cbias
@eiie bei6dftigt, ais Scbn, nadbem iie einiat
Ntnuten lang iid bon chamber entfernt baiten
einsn Eall bcrte. Gr sins an ben 8anb mo Ct
Ieinen Srnoer Glide 0arbs tiefcr al cincm tlei.
nen Scrlpruns iab nit ben SlBen bcrsebens
nab einem SaIt ludenb. gS ipar uluionit Der
Ssllsn ipar 10 bart ipe abamant unb slatt pie
@las, nnb bort bling er fiber einem sdbnenbcn,
pollig oreibunbcrt 6uB ticfcn Nbsrunb, Soilfe bon
oben mar unmcgIid, Gin SuBbaIt inter bm mar
nidt bcrbdnoen, nnb Der idbe Cob itarrte ibm
in's Nngeiidt aRit bem eiiernen @riff Der Ser.
jipeiHnn9 bielt id, Der bcbansrnstpirpise @ann
nod filr einige Minuten fcit, bann ltb er NIT
einen ipiIbcn Sdrci icincn !0alt iabren unb
itilr3tc binab in bic Siefc, ipc or an ben tantscn
Sellen 5cridmctterte
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-10
gsbensfFis,e ess 6snsrais 6d,srisan

@ei bcn arcBcn SntereiIe. peIde burd bat
yufrcten pisitS @cncraIS chen icbt angcre9t tpirr
rirfte cine iurSe Siise isiner SuscnoSei gan.
,eitsclndB icin. ...' ..'. ...'.
Tie S6eriban- TamiIic Iebt in Goneriet,
Ohio, unb bcitcbt jur Belt aus Satcr iinb Rut>
ter Y. s.. Shcriban, Mdael a. S6crban unb
Der Scd)tcr unb Sd)rciter, tpcd)e Dor cttpa jipei
Sabrcn Den GdpitGn Scbn SSilion bon YerrD
GdnntD, bcirabctc, Der ipdbrcnD bcS 8riegcS In
cintm Wiidgan Ne9iment pientc Scbn S6er.
ican, Der @dtcr btS @cneraS, III Gin tbrlid, aus
lcbenpcr &plbnt> Srdnber, I'm Nlter bon etipa
65 Subrcn, Der lcine tlcinc @ducrc bon 20 Md.
crn nod inner riiltig bebant unb peridSnert.
Ter @rllbcr Sobn T. III Nbbcfdt in Columbus,
Ohio. nnb Der iilngitc Sruber Rid)dcI y. lit
Sf,icr in Der rcSuldrcn Nrlnee unb itcbt In &eii>
SrIrdrS ''.F'i '.. '....+ l''
Sdcrioan5 Gltern fclnincn aliS bem Gduntb
YcrrD in Srldnb, ipoiclbit iein ilttiter grlibcr
nod gcbcrcn ipurbc. Ybilip fam i'm Eebruar
1881 In NlbanD 3ctt-Yprt CUR @clt, na6bcm
feline Gltcrn Inn Sabre 1929 mad, Ameriia einae.
iranbtrt ,parcll Sm Sabre 1884 Iicbclten bic
gIttrn na6 Sbic fiber unb bic criten Suscnp.
iabrc dii,en IN a!eifer 8eiie bcriiber, ipie bel
anbcrcn &nabcn in dbnl6cn llmitdnben. Gin
Giicnnaarcnbdntltr, StSlnenS Salbpt, nabm ibn
frilb,citis in icinen gt6tt. SGiIip berblieb bd.
lclbit et,pa ,pci Sabre unb bsidm bdnI cine Nn.
itellnng in brm GlIcnwaarerseibdft bon 3.
gSbitcbeab.
@dbrcnb iid 4biIip in bieiem Stcre bcfanb
ncminirtc ibn General SbplnaS 8it6it, Gin 5
Wieilcn bon Someriet ppbnenbcr @auer, mel.
der alS Gcn9rebmann setpdbIt ipcrbsn tpar, ais
Sanepdtcn 5nr Gabettcnidule in @cit ,Ycnt, ba
or all btm jungeu @anne @efaIIen gsfunben
battc. Ybilip mar bamalS nod 10 tlcin, baS Der
Nnbctat, ipcl6r bic 4ariere auSferti9te, erfdrte,
or CLAUDE nid)t baB Der Sinse tperbe angencm.
men iptrbrn, abcr cr iplirbc bod angencmmen,
ituoirte fcibi9, madte Gin guteS @ramen unb er.
bitlt cine YieiltcnantS. .Sttle in enem ipeit6 bon
ben 6tIlcn9cbir9en itaticnirten @esimentc. Gin
8ampf mit ccn Snciansrn CAB ibIn G,elesenbeit
iid) au6iu,cidnch, unb cr plIrbe jlm critcn NlaIe
bcfcrbcrt. mas Elm Slid fir ibn mar, ba Iid,
clfc @clcgchbcten bort nift bdnhg bcten.
Der &rieg rncIif Ueridnffte ibm @cIesenbcit,
lcinc ydufbdbn III MAIDEN.
@cgen Ieinc Gltern bat Sdcriban itctS arcEe
ynbdnglidteit 9c,eigt, unp er unterbdt nit ibnen
nno ieinen @cidipiitsrn mod inlmcr cine rcssI>
mdBigc GprrcipcnbenJ Or BAT feline gltcrn, felt |
er in Der Nrlnce III, bsitdnbig nnterliibt, unb
namcntd fir bic Grjicbuns tiner Srhbcr unp
Sd)pcitern 9clcrgt. ia7.'' a.' '.f ".i
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Sdrsfli6 /! 5d,rsflid, F!

Cine idredde Soinri6tunsS;cnc fcI birie
Sa9e i'm SsfdngniBbofe 5u SOuer in S6lelicl
Dor. E.s...... .r. .. ..
Gin iungeS, nift ben niebri9itcn Sidnben an
9ebnrl9eo NRdobcn iolltc cntbauptet werbcn, pci
lie ibre eifcriudt gc9cn ibrcn iriibercn 9icbbabc
purd einen Nlt bcfriepi9t bate, Der ben Sab cini
ger YcrIcncn bcrbcfhbrtc. ......
Der trculcle Mann bate ic pcrlalirn unb ein
Nnbcrc gcbciratbct Die Seralicnc ltcdtc, I'M
ld) gu rdd)cn, icin SoauS in @ranb, unp mcbrer,
Ycrlcncn tamcnin ben Slammen nm. sic ipur.
be pcrbaftct, ibulbis scprO6en unb ;um Scpt
pcrurbcilt ....0... .... ...
Nuf ocm Sdaffct, scrabc In bem Nuaenblid
ipc Der S6arfrid)tcr ibrcn Hadcn entbDBtc unt
i'm @e9riH mdr ccniclbsn al ben fataIcn 8lot Al
beicitigen, rR iic ii6ppn ibm unb icinen @ebiil.
fen loo, crgriif bic groBe slrt, bic ibr ben !8cpi
dbiblagcn lolltc unb forbcrte bann bic iibcrrad,s
ten Yolijci-Seamtcn berauS ii6 ibrer 81 bcIndd,-
tigen .......
sic itiirjten auf iie Ju. lcBen SdId0e anf ibr
Saupt regncn, unb enblid, na6bcm iie mcbrere
bon ibnen In ocm Sancsemcnge Ieid)t pcripunbet
bate, iparr iie nicbcr9ciporfcu unb al ben Sodn.
ben gefcIiclt ..
Sic iticBipdbrenc brrgan,cn 3eittpbe, id,rcd,
ide SNne ans nnb Der Sdarfridtcr unb icine
@eieaen iudten ic 70 raid ipie" mSgd) in bic
eipi9teit gu beiorbcrn; iie ri6cn ibr baO 8Icib
bon ben Sdutcrn banbcn ibr bic 6ibe feif unp
iblepptcn iie nad bcm @lcd ~
Sbglcid iie nod INNER idrie unb alien @rdi.
ten SSicbcrtanb lciictc, iparb Der lcbcrnc 4icmcn
am glcd, our6 peIfen baS Soaupt bes Spfcrs
pcripdrtS 9e,cgcn prb, balb fiber baiIelbe ac,c,
gen, nno Der S6arfridtcr crsriff bic fatalc Nrt
llngliidIideripeiie bate bic fllr6tbarc S,cne
ibn icbr nerppS gcmad,t, unp als er ben Gtrcid,
that, perfebte CT ben Eafen unb idnitt tief In
Sbnltcrn unb 8iifen Gin. SaB 9Iut ipri,te
aus Der fdrcdliden @unbe unb baS @eid,rei Der
llnslildliden mar fiber alle S6ilpsrunsen bcr,.
,rcbenb.
Gii; ,ipeitrr Sired Der einigc Sciunbcn Ipd>
Ter getban iparb, madte cnblit ibrcn scipen Gin
Snbe ..
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psrbSr oes prseiaers rpsuet.

SenrD SSenbt tpurbe Ieste g8cd)e Dor bic
eourt 5u Ybilapdpbid ssbradt unb bstannts iid,
id,nlog anf 5lps AntIagen, fur bas gcttlcle Ser.
brebsn bon Rotbudt gr par friiber Gin Yre-
bigger In Der lutberi6en &ir6e, unb man hattie
10 pie 3utrausn In ibn ban man i'm als Gu.
perlntenbent beS Wermaniaun @aiien. 3ufud)t.
ortes, nntsr bem SbuS Der STRIDE, srnannte.
er sntflob aus Der Gitp, pit ipir iton sbeoem
9smeoet baben, nodbem man ibn nit bielcm
grcBtn uno iinpugebldsn gerbre6en beldul.
ci9t batte, tpnrbe abcr I'm Staat stcupcrt Der.
baftst nnb ipebr jurht stbrad)t
SO usiebt fi6 aus bem 3sugniE. bah Bic Ser.
ipdlter ieneS lcblifen Snltitlts, bem @efanae.
nen bic Seripaltun9 70 5u iagen sanj alen iibcr.
lieBen. 160 9Sailentinbr batten ba ibre Sci.
rdtb-bie odIfie bon pslder 9abl Ndpd,er
iparen Vile paren untsr SSenbfS Nufiid,t.-
SIN Ncbember 1864 ipurbe cr angeitelt Sm
lcBten Suli betlagte iid eines Der 8inbcr iibel
iein picbiides 9strasen. Oas gcarb Der Srus.
ties psriammete iib icsleit, nnb untcrfu6tc BIZ
Sade g8enot par bereitS sutiloben, wurp,
aber Gage ipdter In Robeifer perbaftct. Gl
geitano fogleiG baB or btpei Der 8noer pcrfiibr
babe, uno iein getragcn par bon Der Nrt, baI
nod biele anbere In @efabr ltanbcn bon ibn
berfilbrt 5u tperben Grpar Gin regslmdEa In.
itallirter Inbsrider grspiscr, ipar Gin aeldidtcr
&eoner, lit Wtsiiier bon obsr Spradsn uni
bat cine Srau unb &inper SO craab id
ebsnfallS aus bcm 3susnB paB sr stpa 20 bcl
&noer psrfilbrt-bod nurpe bic @ad)e ni6i
peiier untcriubt ba sr iidb bersits in jipei Edl.
len alS idulbis srtldrt bate ~
&idtsr euolclp frus bann ben @efanacuen
mas sr fur iid, 5u iasen babe 2 gScrauf sSenbi
ant,pcrtete: sd babe auf cine traurise g8eiit
Dor Sctt 9siilnpi9ct. id) babe meine uebsrtret.
tungen cn9etancen-unD idD babe nllr ju bitten
Inn lcne Srscbun9 nm Gbri1i sSiuen. Ye.
jIiglid, auf cas 3en9niB babe it nittS 81 iasen,
uno elnpfeble mid MIR Der 0labe @ottcs unb
Der Court"
@d,tcr 9ublctp bieIt bann cine Idnsre Gin.
leitun9S-8eoe an ibn tpcrin CT auf pas pcrs
ipirfte 3utrauen uno bic SrSBe peS Ysrbre6cns
all unI6uloiscu @aiientinocr, peren @dtrr in
Dem &rie9e fir bic Union sefaleu iinD, bnwieS
--iporauf sr ibn bann auf Is Sabren nad BEN
oltliden 3uttbanlc perirtbsiIte
80 1T bies Spar cine lanse 3sit, abcr bod fir
einen lclben @erbreder-ber ieine gcr9ebun.
gen nnter oem Sefmantcl bey @clision an6fIbr.
ts, In Der Shat um geIes nidt lanse SsRug.
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Niebter Sbarstpopb anf 2e8aI
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nng baB bic Scribriftcu Der Wife bcS Gcn9rtl.
ico BON 25itcn Sebrudr, 1862, bic Nctcn al.
iclsc icner Sttc aIs scitbmdBises @elo uup cincr
se9aI Senber crtldrcnp, unccnltitutionel
it, ''i' 90 bnh 'i.'7 7'1a' e. lf
uSicS mad,t es unnDtbis, baB id bic anberr
6ragen, wcld,e seihatt ipOrbcn iinb, be,isd
duf cine ipc3cllc llcbcrtintunft, Inn in scicb.
mdBi9cm Silbcrgclpe Der Sereinisten Staatcr
81 bc,dblcn, bsriifiidtisc. I'd, bin Su Gun
item Tim Snegmcnt fur Den &ldger sinIutragcn,
abcr cine Mcbrbcit Der Court III peri6iebCncr
gteinuu9, namIib Subsmcnt fur ben Sertlag'
ten bcrabfclgcn gu laiicn"
Sbi9tS 1T topirt bon Der 81 biIabelp b a
age" BON 23ltcn 6ebrllar, 1864, ipcrin bic
Seeinnng Der ydtse nod publi5irt.iit Selelbc
fncet man cbcniallS in iben legal SnteI,
li9cnter." BON 18ten Rdrb, 1S64-Scitc 92.
Sn Der nilnlidcn Slunllicr Der ,,Age" finbct
man cine wcbliibcrbadtc 2cbprcillns bcs @id,-
terS uno icincr Icinuns, in ,pelder baS 6clgcnbc
pcrfomlnt '7i.'N' .'a '' p. 1'h ,A"
,,&id)ter Sbor5ipccb brnst SsipciSfhbrrins unb
cntibcibet bic Sud)c alS ici tr Gin crbdbener
0ciit. iiBcnb ipcit fiber unb auBerbaIb 3dntcs
rccn uno gSccritrebungcn bon bicicr gSelt. E"
yScrben bic Odltcr bon @rilnbads iinp 4e.
gicrllngS ben @idtcr nid)t alS 5u crbabcn
NIB bimmIiid) ffr icld)c irpiidc Gbren, aIS cinen
SiB dnf Der Snprieln. Sdnt anieben? '"