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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
From the Cincinnah Price Current, -
Finances and Business.

Capital has retired from the active
channels of commerce, pending the
doubt and uncertainty that. is spread
over trade, and therefore money is
scarce and exceedingly difficult to Dor
row at u to Upper cent. for the best
paper. without. any reasonable doubt
attached to the security. But the
amountaof capital permitted 10 re-
main in the channel of trade Is so
small that it is wholly inadequate to
the demand. -,
I Business men, generally attribute
this stagnation to the eurrency-con-
tracing power possessed and .prac-
Iticed By the Secretary OF the Treas
.ury, and fear that he may attempt to
force specie payment. 1t IS generally
.thought. that unless this power of
manipulating the currency and gold,
so as to checlxspeculation, as he calls
it, is stopped, and both be left to reg
ulate themselves, by-the same natural
law that compels water to find its
level, general commercial ruin is in
evitable; and it is this belief that has
stopped the wheels of trade, and in
duced merchants to@partswith their
goods at rates that are carrying them
to bankruptcy. There are some things
which SCongress ought Ito do as
soon after meeting as possible-re-
peal the cotton and sugar tax and
stop the contEactioay of the currency,
and the effectsdoubtless will demon
strate the accuracy of the general be-
lief. The large falling off in the rev.
enue Income ought to admonish the
Secretary thatthereis danger ahead,
and that something is wrong. There
can be7no such thing done as forcing
specie payment with impunity; the
relative value of gold and currency,
or rather thS bonds Of the Govern
ment must be adjusted gradually and
slowly, just in, the same way that the
laws of nature operate in producing
their natural RESULTS And anyinter-
ference to prevent this must, in the
one or the otherscase, be attended
with Z alike disastrous results.
Mr.. -McCuloch has said
great deal ab0ut speculations, and
putting down speculation. 4" We
think 1t would be a difficult task for
him or any other man to draw a line
where. legitimate trade ends and
speculatioa begins, beyond the .pur-
chase of food or clothing for daily
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What a Good Newspaper May Do.

Show us an intelligent family of
boys and girls, and we show you a
family where newspapers and periodi-
Gals are plenty. Nobody who has been
without these silent private tutors can
know their educating power for good
or evil. Have you ever thought of
the innumerable topics of discussions
which they suggest at the breakfast
table; the important public measures
with which, thus early, our children
become acquainted, with the philan-
thropic questions of the day, to which
unconsciously their attention is awak-
ened and the general spirit of intelli-
gence which are invoked by these
quiet visitors? Anything that makes
home pleasant, cheerful, and chatty,
Trims the haunts of vice, and the
thousand and one avenues of tempta-
ton, should certainly be regarded,
when we consider its influence on the
minds Of, the young, as great moral
light.-Enaerson
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forthcoming Proofs of General
Grants Republication.
BALTIMoRE. .November 10.

~~e-11 = ~
The Aaaeriicon of Monday will pub
lish the following special dispatch
from Washington:
Leading upholders Of President
johnson are constantly evincing their
dread of Grant. They lose no oppor-
tunity of.putting forth innuendos and
even fiat assertions intended to throw
doubt upon his position as an earnest
supporter of Congress and its plans of
reconstruction. Montgomery Blair is
the most prominent of those who are
laboring to Eisrepresent his position,
and he is probably the most shrewd
and unscrupulous of those who are
now. working to restore the Demo
cratic party to full power. That
there should be any doubts enter
tanned upon the subject is matter of
the greatest surprise. He makes no
secret of the fact that he is an ear
nest Republican, and his friends
would as soon doubt the devotion of
Judge Chase, Speaker Colfax, or
Senators Wilson and Wade, to all the
leading principles of the party. Con-
gress will meet In ten days, and a0ith-
IN three days after ats assensb1aq6 there
~ frOObU teJC Jul OtFtY OftC "
doubt the position Of General Grant.
His testimony given six months ago
before the Judiciary Committee of the
House of Representatives will then be
published.
twill forever silence all cavil or
suspicion on this subject. It is vol
untary statement, and was not drawn
out by any cunningIy devised ques-
tioning on the part of the members
of the committee. 1t is a statement
made long before there was any seri-
Gus talk of bringing him out as a
candidate for the Presidency. Every
Republican member of the Judiciary
Committee endorses him, and the
whole Republican party of the coun-
try will enroll him as among those
entitled to full membership. The
publication of this testimony will have
more weight than any declarations
that might be now made by General
Grant in reply to the suspicious and |
innuendos thrown out by Mongom-. |
cry Blair, and he can afford to wait |
ten days longer.
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OVER 100 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rfous parts of the city for sale, including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING l. A y ID,
convenient to the city. ~
FARMING LAN1e improved and unim.
proved, in this and other States, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber
Business Offices and Store Rooms to let ;
also comfortable Lodging near The
centre of business.
A number of bargains now on our books.
and several applications onef1Ie to our
chase desirable property Persons ia Vino
such for sale may find customers by apply.
ing at this Agency. We have a number OF
applications for renting d welling houses.
Persons having real estate for sale e,r-
change, or rent are requested TO enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed of
INSURANCE ..f
OF all kinds effected in good eompanies
Special attention given to LIFE INSUR-
90 NoTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
at-this Office. 4tt1
We have admitted Dir. THOMAS P. BRIT-
TON to a partnership in the above BUSH
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed, will give it his best attention. The
style of the firm Will be McNeely, Schubert
d Co. JAMES H. MCNEELY. y
JOHN SCHUBERT.
Nov. 2, 1867. fnov4 = -7''it
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ficient exponent of his political SYM
pathies. With Grant and Baker we
can sweep the State next year, as Inn
coin and Morton swept it In 1864,
beating -out.af sightangu possible COM
bination that the~~Democracy can
bring into the 4feldI showing Tom.
Hendricks, should he be entered for
the race, under asdeep a drift as that
which buried Mcdonald at the last
Democratic funeral.
/ ENLARGEMENT OF BORDERS.
Since the .introduction of street
railways, of which we have now nearly
twelve miles IN the city and suburbs,
numbers of heavy capitalists have
erected costly residences beyond the
corporation limits, and are thus en-
abled to enjoy all the advantages OF
city government without contributing
their Quotas In the shape of taxes for
its maintainence. A man, for IN
stance. whose personal estate consists
mainly of United States bonds, and
whose real estate is located beyond
the city lines, cannot be athlcted with
generous taxation. A movement Is IN
progress for the annexation OF aslarge
area of suburban territory to the city
proper. Many suburban. residents
favor the proposed annexatlon, 'Dut II
meets with decided opposition from
the class to reach whose eases " was
designed. They decidedly
prefer rural residences tosbelng, thus |
summarily +" pulled " intosthe city.
MARBLE AND EBONY.
Rev Mr. O'NeilI, colored clergy
man, was Yesterday arrested on awar77
rant charging him with having united
in marriage a. negro named Lewis
Washington With white won imam
ed Mary Day-the " solenanlzatlon OF
such marriage being in ISOLATION OF
the statutes Of the State, (which ann
to enforce the ,honored MAXIM Wnlte
husband or noua. The clergyman
produced in court the license from
The CLERK Of Marion county, autnor!-
zing thig marriage, and urged IN his
defence that the parties were married
On a dark evening Ia a dlmly llghted
room, and that he had no suspicion
that the lady was Caucasian:
The case grew out of big haul
made BY the police, In which a score
3r two of denizens and patrons OF ne
FRO houses of-ill-repute we're taken
"a. This couple entered the plea of
married." in abatement of the charge
IF unlawful assembly. Bail IN the |
,um of 5000 was required, and the
,ase was continued.
IMPENDING CONFLICT.
Articles of agreement have been
igned sand full arrangements con
ummatsd, fora theological duel be-
ween Rev. w w. Curry Universal
st. andElder %. A.sBurgess, Chris
ian. The AFFAIR is--to. come off at
Morrison Opera Hail, beginning on
he evening of-the 18th instant, and
continuing four consecutive nights.
Both the disputants are gentlemen OF
more than average brainspower and
rery liberal culture. Those who en-
oy. such scenes viii doubtless find
much of interest in the proposed dis
Will probablygain vast
leal ofauthentic Information as to
mans future State, sbut SO long as
Manager. Lingham holds out reason
bile inducements at the Metropolitan,
IF tho undersigned can afford to
,uy coal to keep up fire IN the crate
It homer he wall excuse himself-from
ttending theological debates. The
,erusaIpf last.year 5. almanac will be
as a means of killing
ime." MARK TAPLEY
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SCHAPKER, BUSTING & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALE7eS,

AZ and 40 Main "a, Evansville. Ind.
Now offer TO the public larger and bet
ter stock OF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-15
Wooden Department.

Under the superintendent OF JOS. Gorrz-
HAUSER, IS well assorted, and those Ia
Beayerss Jeans, or anything for Mems or
BOYS Wear, would do weI 10 examine
Inls STOCK before purchasing elsewhere,
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool
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Notions Department.

This stock la charge OF A. LANSING Is
very complete, nom n paper Of Pins TO "a
pair OF Alexander's Kid Gloves, or "a Brass
sutton 10 Paper Collar. But The most
Finished and Star or the Vest Glazed
Paper Collars, at 25 cents n box-the most
durable. best fitting, and cheapest Collar
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods

In charge Of ]. y. BUTCHER, Is being daily
and the assortment ~ nov
co mplete-consisting OF swiss, Jaconefsl
Table Linens and Cloths stand and Table
covers, Towels. Napkins, Handkerchief
ana linllatlonb Embroidered and Lace
curtains, and charming beauties IA Bed
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
FALL BT OK.
SECOND ARRIVAL
AT THE
MAMMOTH HOUSE
or
HUDSPETH. ADAMS 4 CO..
SO Main Street.

ETYE NOW OFFER TO THE EIR-
w lie large and well-selected stock
~ ran ana Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently. and selli1s
All our goods at prices only Justified ~
present low prices East, we respectfully
ia Dress Goods. All the newest shades IA
French and Irish Poplins French ,deri-
nos, Empress Cloths. Wiaseys, Melange
Scotch Plaids, and ATWOOD Delafnes
Our stock in Wooden Goods Is the largest
IN the city. In Cloths OF ali colors. Gassf-
meres. Satinets. Tweeds, Jeans and Fian-
nels, we are able TO offer to customers in
no other house I'm the city can
Our stock OF Notions - large, comprisinaa
Everything expected 70 be found We have
q large stock of Knit Goods. Shirts and
Drawers. Hoods and Nubias, ShawIs ana
Hoop-Skirts, Blankets, &C
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-11
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Lospcs, Dec. O.--The action Of the Uai-
ted States House Of Representatives on the
rssolation for the impeAeAment Of President
Johascn, excites considerable eounnent.
The Tmes has An editorial in the course Of
ahiA i highly praises II Hoass for il q
fdSAI to impeach the President. and conssd-
ers this rsaals = the opesins venue Of prac-
teal legislation. The Times expresses Z
fear, however, thss the President viii acaepl
the act Of the House Is new endorsemest O
his policy, and from this concludes that u
hopss Of SQUAD reconstruction asss IS
ferrsd.-
1E sss6 EAssE
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FROM RICHMOND.

New YoRK, Dec. 10.
The Times HirhnoId special says: There
will be probably 500 delegates at the Com
Mvaliye ConyentiDns On WsdnssdAy. Rx-
Congressman s. Flourney is delegate from
Halifax county. He is a representative man,
and says the Convention viii be opposed ID
universal suffrage, but for impartial suffrage,
on educational and property qualifications.
The Convention will also favor Grant for the
ressdeney en- the New York platform, and
wilk he liberal in every particular.
A Radical caucus will be held on Thurs.
day night 10 nominate Governor and ether
State officers
Senator Wilson will be present Tomorrow
to look after affairs.
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FROM NEW YORK.

4S91 n NV YoRk. Dec. 10.
The Inquest the nitro-glycerine explo,
sion case in South Bergen, New Jersey, was
concluded Yesterday. The jury rendered a
SPhdiotthas The explosion was caused BY The
cS<elessness Of barnsone, one of thevicIims,
and censuring the contractor, Col. Shaffner,
for employing him.
In the United States Circuit Court a,
BROOKLYN. yesterday, Judge Benedict sen
lsic4ed d Illicit distilling, iothe Albany pen
itentiary for thirteen months.
The Rising Snr Yesterday brought $7sl.-
446 treasure from Cslifornia. .4
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Prom the whitsside Ssntinel, Nov. -, 1855.
FOUND AT LAsr.-We congratulate our cii-
zAns uboA the arrival Of Prof IsaacSea, til
inventor Of the great "Sure Pop" rat kille
Prof /. makes the only reliable article y rid
the country Of these pests, md brings certifi-
Gates from the crowned heads Of Europe.
Prof l. has come from Wilard's Hotel and
the White House, w Washington; Astor House,
N. Y The rats do not die on the, premises,
qosseqpenny- ttrs u ii9 fhsg ndor leising
from ths use Of this. article. Every family
should hsvsA box ss itcesls only S5 cents.
1t is for sale BY all Druggists.
Messss. BsRxBANs Z Wax setback, whole.
sale Druggists, - Lake Street, Chicago,
General Agents for the Northwest. a. 'Isaac
sen "a HnltUu street, Ns~ HSY City, pro,
pristof Wsiiskins6n, BArflett6 Co., Agents,
Keokuk, lows. novl2. ltaN4H-y1t
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FR0M CHTCAUO.

CHIoAoo, Dee. TO-.
s. A NJ. Geo. Harris, stoppiss u the Briggs
House, advertising for men to 70 to New Or.
leans, and Jsvyis6 ffteep dollars on each Of
his applicants az security, Was brought up NJ
fpse ihsaut1 1oraissso dsy on dbupf he-
fng as1indier, and commanded to refuu1
every cent hs lad thus collected. 81
Mr.. Chesbrough, City Engipeer, -hsss been
pressssed With testimpnisL cunsiaitg of
$l1, 900, in water loan. bonds, purchased for
the purpose, By about one hundred leadisk
citlsess, IN consideration of Mrs C's valu-
ablc services to the city.
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FIRES.

~ PoyTIAc, Ill. Nov. 10.
A most disastrous FIRE occurred here last
evening, burning Croswell Son 4 drug atose,
Sentinel bAlte, Huber / Snider's meat mar.
ksk. ARD John Snider's resideIte. The FIRE
originated in the Office Of the Pontiac Sentinsl
which is q total loss. The goods of Cross
well 4 Son, we're mostly saved; a. were the
household goods Of Sni1er and ST. Lawrence.
The loss is 81, 900; nosty insured.
DuELEirH, ILL.,, Dec. 10.
!. The larea fosripg mill heee, owned ay
Messrs. Howe Robin. and used BY C. ii.
Merry, ~ storehoass, ,-was totally destroyed
by 6se hsts night. fhe0 estimated It Sio,
600; partly insured.
A small dwelling house, adjoining the mill,
was also ceaauaseds y .es1H
IL s-s.S Il Bosros, Bee. 1os
The Board of .Aidefaea . selsstsd in this city
XesteEday stesds vseyea RepsblisAaA&..asl
Q9pterst. .sr The Cp@pe9 C0nalil eeland
TINT e9ae Sblicass - tvsuay<us Dem.
49, ~ sssssg 3 zssss s<eses fsezs -
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|N A s o N TO. IA

Eagle Ledge No. 1a-Holds its regular meeting
the Hrst Tuesday evening before full moon In each
month. s5 -
Hardin Lodge No. 30-Hods fts regular
monthly meeting the hrst Monday evening In each
month.
MAsonic Han-Corner Seventh and Main streets.
!
Gats City Royal Arch ChapteR 1o. -
Hdd - regular meeting the hSst ffidsy sTsaing In
esxt month.
.1arvin Council No. 0-Holds ite reguaAr m sst-
ag ths second Friday evening IN each neu4h.
Damascus Comm andery OF Knights
Templar No. B-HoIds conclayos every wednss
ay evening for dtih and instruction.
Hall In Court IIoass-on Finh. strss
sag<
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NJ. Gleason, convicted of numbering Pro.
vpst Manhals Woodruff md Bashore, IN
Poweshiek county, and sentenced TO be hung
December 9th, has had his death sentence
con.mutsd 10 imprisonment for life by the
President.
Ware, the forger, who was held over to the
February term Of the Court in $40, 600 bad
on the charge of forgery, has been taken to
the State Penitentiary for safe keeping by
order of Judge Maxwell.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 10.
The He,alds Havana special says: Ad-
vices from Porto Rico to the I'd have been
received. A terrible earthquake shock oc-
Cured there on the lst inst. At one place
the inhabitants were al church hearing mass,
and the scene which ensued was most pitia-
BILE. The people were dashed together and
their CONSERVATION was terrible. The cries
Of the women aud children were heartrend.
ing.
The panic at Santiago about the cholera
are that there is no longer any cause Of
alarm.
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KEoKUK DIREUT0R ~ ysl,EsG


A1THRNoON DE1PATCAklcb. !.
.
I latest News 1ron ~ I1nD
sC0NGRESSIONAL PFOcBEDLNGS.
- WHISKY DlsliIlesn at WDr1A
Tnas aso4verasssn& Dess nst Dellsst Yave
: Cszss p % oalltA.
4gtst< n a -sss
ANOTHER VETO EXPECTED FROM
4 KING ANDY.
Terrible Earthquake ut Porto Rico.
The Richmond Conservatiye
Convention.
DIsAsTRoUs FIRES IN ILLINOIS.
LATEST- NEWS ny CABLE.
Dfsposar u t1e Impeachment Question Sat-
i.facto'4te4Ae Loadoa Thas. -
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1861.
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MILLINERs.

spissberger, Mayer ! Co...-.....No. Ill HniAt 1t
Mrs webcr..............cor Third Main streets
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ruRNIrt VE

GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar d Son n........J ohnson street, bet Sd i 4th
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LIQUORs-wHOLEs
G4obons ons,.......s..........i if1 tI4 NAM street
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MILLINERY e. BOENET BLEAcHRAY r
Mrs W Bowman .4th st--bst MAinA Blondsau.
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Engraving Brands, & Scale.
S G Bridges Nos 4 Estes House.
EGGS g. BUTTER.
8 P Pond 4 Co............enr Main 4 Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fino Cutlery.
Bridges .................N Nos I 4 Estes Houss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26

= Sie @rnte in England lit in
8ei5eit unter mittelmdBi9 ausaefalen,
9erFe bat 10 Yrocent iiber Den Durd) :
ldnittsertrag, 8obnen einen mittIeren
uno @rbfen etnen 9erin9en Grtra9 ge>
geben, &artoffeIn fin6 siemIi9 gut 9ez
ratben, oiirften aber iuegen Der pielen
&eaen nidt defenders in Der 0ualitat
auSfaIIcn.s Seu- anb 8iebpeioen lino
porsii9lid..
81 8anbols miro i'll GbeDennes au
Der Yacific 8abn su $125 per 1000
SUP berfaaft uno fam taum beidafft
tueroen. 8auffeIlen befeIbft merben nit
$1,000 bssabIt. !
- Solgenbe Gneeoote miro bon bem
beriibnten @Birur9en SeIpeau in Yaris
ersabt, Der iibrieens i'm 9erud arober
Sabfudt itanb. Gr bate an Sen, @obu
elmer reiden gSittipe cine beoeutenbe
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ter eribien bel ibm unb iiberreidte ibm
cine id6n seitifte8 @elbtdIdden nebif
ibrem hersliden Oanf. @elpean aab
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iptiS ibrer Sanfbarfeit, namli6 @eIol
- sSie biel berlan9ens Sic, metn Serr?"
fraete bic Dame. 49,.
rSiinftaufeno Sranfsl"
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@elotafde, nabm TO 8iGets, ieocs su
1000 Srants, beraus un6 sdbIte 5 ab,
bic sfe NIT elmer tiefen sserbeusuma
iibsrreidte uno ii4 oann entferntc.
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Sabrt bon Bottom mad Queenstown,
England, in 6 Easen 214 .@tuuoen
genladt.
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tionalen &rbeiter< Gon9reiTes in 2au<
fame { saipsisl qicfern eiHen tpeiteren
8elueis, DAP Die fociaIe Sraae tnebr
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9eiebgeter beiber Semifpbaren na6ts,
aIs friiber. Die 8eridte Der 9eIesdteii.
iueifen cine nngemein farte 8etbeili<
gura mad y . iteHen Den @onereb ais
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fatten besinnt.
= 0ie 8eb0Iteruns bon Soma
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zen bon 245,o29 8apfenI ODER 81
Brocent.
II. "a .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26

unttt, ipeIder alsbalO eih ipaliifbcs
9tobr in berOife zines fleinen Singers
uno un9efdbr q @dub neiIsnb, gum
Gorfdein fam. Ser Sberlieutenant
befabl Dem Sergeanten: ,,Salten Sie
Die re6te SanO Der" unb na6oem or
mad berlelbcn elmer, Serben strcidj
9etiibrt bate, rief er:: ybie anbere!"
unb 70 abipedielnb, bis nod ieber Suno
3 unb Lungs bes Iinfen Sbres iiber oas
ainn | Streid 9efiibrtparen. Ste
Streidel iuuroea nit folder @emalt
gefiibrt, bab beut nod ON 8aIIcn Der
linfen SanO unO am rt9ten strm
idpar5e nit 8lut urterlaufene Sled IN
ii6tbar iino. slad biefer gsec,ttion
CAB Ser Sberlieuteuant Dem Ser9eans
ten Noti9mann nit Den 8orten; ,er
iunser SunO, er SunbsieeIe,a Den 8es
febL linn feinen 8ebienten gu rufen.
Ser 8ebiente erf9ien uno Der Serr
Sberlieutenant iiber9ab linn nun Dor
ben gum srOBen She'll aniuefenSen
5Olbaten Der @onpagnie Den Stod,
Unit i'm mad Sauie gu tra9en. 9IIio
geideben in Miin6en i'm Sabre 1851
sc beiBt, Der Sbertieutenant babe ipe<
gen oieies nnerb0rten Ser9ebeus-
breitasieen 8i,nnerarreit erbaIten /! !!
8ragt man mad Der naditen @eran~
Iafiuns, Die ben genonnten SfTsier gu
etnem fol9en-Ieioen Gors
geben berleitete 10 -foa es IeOisli6 Die
Sermutbung 9eweien fein, ser betref<
feaee Sergeant BABE Dor ibm aus9es
ipnft, mas aber auf elmer reinen Gins
biloung berubt babe. ..