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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09
A Pen Picture Of Brick Pom.
I'LL 0rOV. M

a .
The editor Of the Cory, Pa, Re.
publican, who claims to be personally
acquainted with Brick Pomeroy gives
his readers the extracts from the La
Crosse Democrat on Gen. Sherman
and the clergy, which, we culled somc
timo ago, and then proceeds to paint
"Brick' thus
The author Of the above outrage
was born, minus the moral a, tributes
ola manly character. Hcis u thief,
liar. drunkard and wife beaten. To our
personal knowledge. We have known
him TO boat his wife and children un,
mercitnlhy with"nt the show Of a
ramvscation,. and forbid the mer-
chants 10 trust ,ht nj for the necessa.
rics of lifty while he was carousinc
iu dcns, q prostitution. Aid such n
thing The header Of the Democratic
party! Wsshcve known himto sing
bawdy songs aud crack obscene ,okcs
over the dead remains OF his friend
and companion. who was stranglcd
to death in ~ attempt to drink half
ia gallon cfwhisky on q wager. in the
city of Milwaukee. And we have
heard him ctrse the sun and defy the
power that sustained it. We coald
chronicle n thousand other Instances,
but it is useless, rs tho extract we
present detincates the moral degra
dation Of the. wretch, better than we
arc able;te do. ls.iig aele8i
I In personal appearance, Pomeroy
itis just what the Imagination ola dc.
cent man naturally pictures him af
ter feadirg the above characteristic
of his poilntea mind. He has red
bnshy hair, (wears it long to hide his
horns) whisky bloatea face, and q
red ,uaa blossom nose-ir short. he
looks like the personiication Of sin
tpukcd out. red hot from the bowel.
ofhcll, He, sweet scented iapon
lea TO pirate Of the isnperfcctions Of
the church, whose mind never en-
Itertaincd christian thought, has nc
conception OF virtue; he talk Of re-
formation. whose heart never palpi.
tatcd with one single emotion fol
God or human kind; he who was sen,
into this breathing world restless
curse, in whose throat blasphemy
and vulgarity gurglc and sccthe like
the hot breath of u damnable dream
he Mark NJ. Porhcroy, the personif
cation OF the displcasnre Of Heaven
and glory of hell wrapped in q Mig
gers stolen overeoat, who was seen
s!uggishly dragging himself over thu
haliowcd sepulchers Of our brave
soldiers, recently, to deliver pusilla
ninous and inhaman lectures x
Southern traitos-cul giving eth,
J lost cause. y fe2t tH
/ And sncl, a man Tho leader Of /.
great party in tho North. and J.
MORAL REFORMERi!! Grea
Jehovah, blot him out. E 81
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09

When is the best time to read th>
book Of nature7 When autumntupe
tho leaves.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09

h A woman in Paris, informed her
.neighbors. who went ont to work BY
the day, that she would take care of
their small children, without cost,
upon condition that she could re-
ceivc them at 8o'clock in tho morn
ing and keep them till s o'clock IN
tho afternoon, The parents readily
consentcd;, the bnbics were always
returned promptly and il good con>
dltion, and tho woman was regarded
az a Blessing to tho community. It
was discovered that this voluntary
nurse received quite nincome from
letting tho children to artists and
photographers at two francs per
day, rs models for angels and cheru
bins. a@5 s..3,E 4.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09
.E,rae Labor and Equal Rights.

The Constitutional Convention OF
Lonisiana does rot seem disposed to
ir'tter away precious time in the
consideration OF ,impetinenccs. The
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-01-09

e1i VINO COMMENCED THE WAR?-
Those who would throw the guilt Of
the war upon the shoulders of Mr.
Lincoln. are requested to read the
following catalogue Of remarkable
events" published in Southern AL
rnanac, all Of which occurred during
the Presidency Of Buchanan:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
NUMBER 6.
STILL ALIVE.

The arrogant and proscriptive spirit of Rad
icalism, which trampled under foot and strove
to crush the life out of everything opposed to
it, few years ago, is just as malignant, and
only wants opportunity, to be as destructive to-
day as it ever has been. The spirit is strong,
but fortunately the flesh is weak. Occasion.
ally attempts are made to exercise it's author
ity as of old, as the recent action of Judge in
an Indiana Court will show. The following,
evidently by some mistake of the loil telegraph
operators, was allowed to reach the papers of
the country among the kilograms of the past
week, and we give it as It reached us:
INDIANAPOLIs, Dec. An the trial of Mrs.
Glen, for the murder of Young and his wife,
Judge Chapman issued an order, forbidding
the newspapers to publish the reports of the
testimony. Notwithstanding this, the morning
papers appeared with full reports yesterday,
whereupon the Judge, on the opening of the
Court, ordered the arrest Of the managing ed
itors of the journals mentioned for contempt,
and fined the reporters present S25 each.
Unfortunately for the Judge he neglected to
make any distinction in the order of prohibit
ton or arrest and got friends and foes mixed.
When the grth began 10 tighten upon his par
ty friends they began TO buck ;-couldn't see
the giraffe through so small hole Proceed
ings were brought against the Judge to compel
him to show authority for his action, and as he
couldn't find anything but precedents grown
odious from their manifest injustice, the very
doughty chief quietly drew in his horns by re-
scinding his orders and fines and dscharging
the offenders. The Judge is evidently an en-
tbusiast, and in advance of his party. He must
restrain himself, for the present, to the sup
preston Of only Democratic privileges, if he
expects 10 meet with no opposition
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

A RIVAL PRorHET-A Rev Mr.. Currie of
Springfield Massachusetts, who has been act
ing in the capacity of minister of the New Ad-
vent Church in that city for some years, after
n diligcnt search of the records and n careful
summing up of the evidence, has recently made
the astounding discovery that he is the prophet
Elijah, and that the prophet of that name who
died some years ago with the halo of virtu-
Gus evangelical life shedding its lustre about
his grave, was simply an mposter. This Sec
ond Elijah has begun his mission for the moral
reconstruction of the world, commencing at
Springfield, tho scene of his SO far misdirected
efforts, and to his knowledge of the necessity
of the work, derived from the experience OF
his associations, may be attributed the reason
for first attacking Satan in one of his strong
holds, The really generous dispense charity
where most needed, and the record of New
England certainly entities the Rev. gentleman
to some credit in his choice OF position for his
first offer prophets are not without favor
except in the eyes of their own countrymen,"
and by the Springfield papers we first heard of
this modern Elijah Praise is generally be-
slowed in proportion to success. Should Mr..
Currc succeed in his first undertakings no
further praise will be needed, as the balance of
the work will be easily performed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
OF MATRTMONY.

1t is difficult matter to write for both sides of
dispute and give satisfaction to both but the follow
ng verses will cut both ways and hurt nobody. Mar
led folks will please read written single folks cal
begin with the first line then the third, second ant
ourth lines of each verse
That man must lead happy life
Who's freed from matrimonial chains;
Who is directed by wife
Is sure 10 suffer for his pains.
Adam could find no real peace,
I'LL Eve given for a mate
lnul he saw WOmans face,
Adam was in Il happy state.
In all the female face appears
Hypocrisy deceit and pride:
Truth darling of heart sincere,
NeCr known III woman 10 reside
What tongue is able to unfold
The ftlschOod that in woman dwells
The worth III woman we behold
Is almost lmpercepuble.
Cursed Is the man. ! say,
Who changes from his singleness
Who viii not yield 10 woman $ sway,
Is sure Of perfect hlcsseducss.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

CAN'T LET Go OF THE TEAT.-NOtwith-
standing the Frcedmen's Bureau establishment
expires, by limitation of the statute creating
il, on the lst of January, 1869, Gen. Howard,
willing to give up the fat salary and large per-
quistcs which he has been fobblng so long, and
is trying 10 induce Congress to sustain his hold
thereon by continuance of the institution,
In his report be says the request is based up
on soundcst principles Of reason and urges it
upon Congress as duty they owe to humanity
aud Justice With charges of cruelties perpe-
tratcd upon the blacks, from Il natural hatred,
by the people OF the South. and pteous appeals
to sympathy for the colorcd brethren, who are
unable to defend Themselves he strives to in
flucnce the Congress soon to assemble TO keep
the concern alive. The pap " is too good to
lose without an effort to retain it, and we may
expect 10 hear loil howl when Congress sits,
calling Justify for its preservation, backed up
by all the stories that imagination can present,
of the babarity and maignance of Southern
people The taxpayers of the country have
had quite enough Of the thing, but Gen. How
ard and his army of heutenants are not yet
satisfied, and are not going to let go of the teat
which mock philanthrophy has accidentally
placed in their mouths, unless compelled to do
so as the law contemplates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

A WINTER CAMPAIGN.-Gen. Sheridan has
issued congratulatory order to the troops un-
der Gen. Custar, who lately destroyed Black
Kettle and his band of Sioux Indians on the
Wachita river, and has laid out his plans for n
winter campaign against the savages.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

FATAL ACCIprNr-Th La Grandc Sentinel
says tnamstcr named Tackett was killed
by being crushed between n bank and wagon,
on grade in the Blue Mountains, Dec. 9th.
He was veteran tcamster of this upper coun-
trv. and was n driver in the train that hauled
the first quartz mill into Owyhce.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

Nrw RADICAL pArER.-Thc Walla Walla
Statesman of Dec. lth says the Radicals have
sent for material with which to print Radical
paper in that place Newell says the matter
has been brewing for some time and he expects
to make it lively for tbs bantlng as soon as it
breaks its she'll
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

JUST So--Thc Oregon Evening Commercial
saws "the Union Pacific Railroad is now CON-
pleted to within 500 miles of Omaha" &c.
Just so but when will it be likely to reach that
place again1 We heard it started from there
some time ago.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

SMALL CoLFAX.--In commenting upon q
speech by Speaker Cofax, since the election,
the Boston Post says: 80
1t has all the characteristics of small pohucan-
arrogant exultant taunting. unfair and presuming.
His soul is not large enough to feel magnanimpy ~
the hour Of triumph.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
Professional Cards.
sc,,rkER a. BURMESTER,

-r,pvPyS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
l T.,I .+,fuI u legal business II all the Courts
: Ts-ritayy. Proi-pt attention gwen to cullrc-
..-s once ~ Boise t.ty nlu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

COLFAx wants to borrow Fairbanks scale.
He is going to have Nelly Wade.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

OFFICIAL VoTE.-The total vote of New
York State was s4s, ,27s, of which Seymour has
majority Of 9,1o6 The increase over 1884
is III ,527. go
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
JNO. Z. HENLEY.
vr3R!DE Il HENLEY,

4 rr0RNEY> Ar LAW. SILVER CITY. IDAHO
\ KIN rra.u,- IN al JAe Courts ot the Territory
: lAt~,,g-Ea,. ,.,r nj Jordan Greek. mo
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17

! s.a ,r. Commercial! street, second door above
: : : -. ..>. ull:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
9ntfls and 9estanrantG.
Charles Hotel.
Val end Montgomery Streets, Idaho Cih

Val end Montgomery Streets, Idaho City
PouJADE Il BARrHEs, PRoPRIEroRs,
INHlS NEW FINE AND COMMODIOUS ES- sn.1,
Il tabshment is located in the most eligi- E4,;1
olt Motel site III this city. close by the Post aJ,s
Once, and immediately contiguous to the prnclpal
business houses and trade portion OF Idaho
Ihe apartments are furnished with entirely new and
carefully selected beds bedding and furniture and
comprise rooms for single dodgers or suites and par
lors Tor families The utmost care and cleanliness is
preserved II all parts OF the house.
Il Ii e IS stallrant
Is III the new tnely furnished tre-proof brick next
door above {. J. Bernstirl's on Montgomery street
where the European plan OF separate tables for
GUESTS Is adopted The tables arr supplied with the
best oi everything, scasonable imported which
can be obtained from
The Hunter, Fisher and Butcher
Market man and merchant and master cooks preside
over the cussar. In the Restaurant Hall is the
General Stage Office.
For all the various stage routes within and leading
out Of this BASIN. We AIN. y kcrpa
First Glass Hotel.
And respectfully ask the proper support from the
public II th.s cude.'or. 7. {. pJrJAuE
tAN;AlIL. BAEIHES.
Idaho ci,y sept, 80. l>t, -rflu
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
tlIA%. {. DI DI.E.l
FRANK MILLER

4 --)nyEr AND CoCNSELoG AT LAW. pIl
/ r.. t..g. ...l' Territory. El..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1868-12-17
InAHO WORLD.

,,,,r !, u,N)NIC HALL BUllplNG WALL STREET.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-16
Nro. 43.

Nlsanien lIb ansrlirert. Sn 1850 perceu
100000 aIs tsrsn .3abl anssseten. Sn 1863
lbp'llt bic 3abl auf 6S0,0OO an. bist 3if-
f'rn umfalisn iammiIi9s teutldeu GipanSe-
rsr IN pssniyIpanien, ssrlrcut mic tic(tlteu
uesr allr SbrtIr ter prcpn, bin ,parsn. SIM
@sr9'e'@ init Sielcm unscbruren 3ubrauae
nnierer eeutltsn gprsStn lnb bic ,.VilarryS.
ter son bfm 8rIlsn" son tpeIden 70 pie( slufl..
efns sena6t pire, cine tIobs Sasesca.
O'e Ssnsnnsss yrnnlylsanild. Gsukbe
riprt non erm llmifanee ter, taB bel @siism
Der sr0Bfre She'll uripriinSISt innIt tss
Ssr''bfS eielss Siaais i6 aHsrfrtelt. slas
efililben GintrdnSerrr, prItc I'M Aaufe ter
leslSrrIlcllensn SWei 9abrbuutrie an sislcn
@flfaern selanert llnb uub ibre. Ntuttulpnd,e
n'ftt Ssrsrllrn baten, ssbTrm eicIrr Gla(Ts un-
lsrrr Sssplfrnns an, mBsrn lir nun IN ben
eahaeaS psn ben nnirribisbliden @ersius.
lfaafen ppbnbaft lrin. Ga lte ieec,cit, msbr
oesr mrl'l8rr, sen hem cnslii6eu Glemsntr ltb
1srn 9rtalrn, pri fic, iri cS ibrer Winerr,abl
We9fli pfer ans WanorI an Capitalization,
nt6t i'm Stante parcn, es nit temletsn auf-
Sunsbmeh 70 llnp e 81 sincm Splfr bcranas-
wablsn, psIdrS in Spra6s, Sittn unb
OrntssHcbnbeten cin-tr naterudSseQen
SSSritrsmians Undergraduates II. Sie
lne atsslrnrsrt ipppbl scn itrsn srutldsn
Stammperwanpicn, jenisitS trs gSrltmrsres,
einrrisits. ais bon ten GnsISnten antrerlrits
unb berauS rrflGrt fb ibr ilplrtn &baraItrr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-16

(5prtirBurs)
Nein i6 fchte fe nur aus; prah
Gaiella bumpf unmpSlit lit es mir, al
iclD cine Shanptbal ~ slaubsn Elm
luIher 9eufel lam lie niht iein. s8rbl
SWans iie mid in elmer l&wadsn Stun-
DC, uno oft BABE i6 piele Shpiide Be-
reut +; wpbl sab ie mir Inlab ibrem
unsemeHenen Stclie, ibrer faf srauIa-
men 6arte oft entsesrntreten su milf
fen; bod, 70 l6dnclih mid 3u tinters
seten, 70 lbmablid meine Na6idt an
ben Stranger 5u fellen. III 1e nidt fa-
big ibre eiebe an mir wcs mande lles
terriluns meinerietts auf. @laube mie,
Gotta, Du liebelt Did pOn einem un'
teruen betriisen unp betrpsit 70 untes
wubt, aud mid,
llno wenn i6 Dir SeweiIe Idaife,
menn iA Dir paS tswubte Document In
Die !SSnbe iefere, mas bann9
Sdaife mir pas Slatt CUR Steae,
ipelhes itre Shanctbat cfenbart; pann
nil id Dir slauben. DUd, pfrfebe
mid redt, Gpaa, nidt jenes, BON Dem
Ou selprchen, icnpern bas, pelAeS
flar mir benefit, bab Ie ihon bic Sat
tin zines @npersn mar ais Der Yfarrer
lie mir antraute; nur alein bies 3eus.
nib 1T Der unumlt66lide 8eweis ibrer
Shult.
Das men 8runb, liest nibt In mei'
ner Mabt; penn papon erbielt ib nur
unbeltimmte Nadribt purh Jtieearbc.
9BaS aber fonnts @ioYanna beweSen 81
70 unerbSrttn Qlitteln ibre 3uFuAt su
nsbmen, wenn Ha teines 5ebls, be,
wubt, wenn 1e burdb beilise Sanpe
niAt l&on unauHSsliA ssfeNelt 8eWc'
fen ? 9Bar es et,pa cine Shaube BIZ
0emablin bes @raien GaIeua su iper'
benz 5atte 0e iih blelsr 8erbinbuns
Yca Der gBelt 1u I6dmen, bab fe ibr
GswiiIen nit Der Siinbe beS Oiebfabls
be1edte9 Gin GtwaS, bas cine 70 lre'
Selbafte S1at erbeiltte, mub bod por-
selesen baben. 90 seb' unb Ihaf
mir ren Sur1den sur Stele! fBbntt
GaIela. gerIprih ibm @olp unb III
les, mas iein Ser, besebrt; bewe8e i9r
purt fife Nepen; sebrau6e @ewalt
penn er es nidt anbers will nu
Idafs i'm mir Der. Bas @olo uni
Site niat polltrinsen, pas S,pinst bel
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-16
8OriisBuns fcISt.
Die y NcmmipiDaniidb Seutih CIT unb
Scrcm SlbitdmmiIna.


8olssnben, fir jepsn Deutlten lsbr interel-
lautrn Mrtifel sntnsbmsn mir benz y9lasntppn
Srietsnsbcte:
Ias teutlts Clement sebSri, ais psIsntlibn
9sltnnibsil sur friibseitisaen @si&idic Der nsn-
en- gBsIt. Nariin Yrbaim, Gin Niirnbsrssr
erblidte glmerfa in 1883, ssbn Sabre bepcr
Columbus non Spanirn aus untsr Sesel aing.
9n 1899 finpsn mir cine trui6e @nlsolung In
Srnr,usla. gBir fnbsn SUbne pes ,,Sater-
lanbss" iibsr ale Gbcile ber nsusnibedtsn
ganpsebictc i'm Nnbesinne pon bereu Ysllst-
lung ,sriirsut; in Savana, Ct. 2bcmas, Mcri'
10, YraiIlien, II. |. NJ.
Bonn Sabre 1913 an begauueu bic Splin-
Der lib ISnDs bes Subicn ansuiIebsln, pplsItfl
ie allmGlis Nsp sJOrf uno albany ariintsien.
Bon Sbwsosn aus ersOb lit bsr atpeite Gin
panbrunssiirpm lanss bts Dslapare- eancse.
bites uno sines ileinen Ibsilss bon yennlyIpa.
nisn-Die Sulanbfr isteIten f6 aubsrSsnl
IN beipsn Garclina'S unb leIbif binatparts bic
nab 3Ioripa an.
g4iliam genn Ianbete IN psnniyIpanien
pGbrenb brs SpGtiabres 1854. 5m barauf
iOlsenosn Sabre trafsn ereibis, nit snslif6sn
l1weoil6rn bollantiIben unb beuti6sn Yai'
iasisrsn bsIabens, S@iife Gin. gBabrenb ss'
pa9Nsn swei Sabre folsten fiinfsis psitcre
Die llria6e irl& sines slas3usss, ter CHINA
iibsr has anbere li6 pisbrbcIts, II Iei6t er
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-04-16
Sic &crtbriNianua.

SutSs Curtis tcaann nit bu Grfliruns,
bab CT an NihtS 0ppeIIirsn wpIlr ais al has
Gjenillsn unb bic Tcrniinft eneS irecn Der ais
Jidter funsrenpcn Sctaipreh uub bab or
lsinr Ir9umCnte rinSi1 unb 0lIrin auf ojelsB
unc Ibatla6rn brbrilnbrn wcrts.
glui bic 9cmsrf,ln9 tcr N0udlcr, taB her
Senat nidt turt bic fir rrbrnilidc GiCritte
ssltrneen 6carIn 2rbunbrn ici mrrbr cr lpGier
antWcrtrn. Gr wcIIr fir jeBt zen 8 bic lit
psn Smpeadment glrtifsln auiNriilrtrn Nuldul.
tigungrn, me 2tenS, bic fir bic 10 verge
traebten @swrismittrI in @eiradt Sirhcn.
Der critic slrtifr bsbauptr, Nab cine SrSr
fir bic ItfBuns Mr. Ghntpn'S eine Ser
leBung trS gmistaucr. @'rlcBcs MAR ilnc irin
lcate. Die rntiGsItrnoe 6rn0s lei bier, pb
Wr. Snntrn's sInGrlracnbeit ibcrbaupt nit
ben Sslimmunssn brS smtaSarcr. G,sieBes
trurtbcilt wcrten tirfe GeineS Gra9trnS lG
bieS II d, bcr 8na.
9utgc Curtis pcrlas tann Srft. eirleS G,s-
leBsS unc tctcnte nameutIih ren 1bsi, wslhsr
bic @nlislluns Spn MigIircrrn trs Cabinets
bririft. Die SeEticn nchme zine teIcncfrs
GIaIe ppn Yramtrn aus paS prcpilc rhthaIte
nur grliimmunsen ibrr in 3ufunft glnmllcl-
lrntrn lnp babe frinrn Srius aui bic jcBt I'M
slmtr Ycineiden. Nihts rblisrtiNr bet
griuG, ben Sall ireenp enrS telimmisn
Ntiaieers hes Cabinets unrr bic 9cliimmuu-
srn SieIcS propiio Sutrinsen.
0lr. Stautcn lsi tpSbrrnS hes erlfrn Ser
Minis Won SIR. ginrpIn, I'M Sanuar '62, dnSc'
liclt pprten: tsr gBprInut bs5 Gjsiegc5 lei,
,,pGbrenc brs glmt5tsrmin5 beSirniSsn prGls
benten, pcn benz CT erhannt puroe," uno wfhn
9Bcrte irgrnb Gtwa5 brorutcn, 10 lci Jrmcnt,
bab Mr. Stauten lcin Amt nur wabrrnp hes
5umins sOn Mr. QineOln bSpabrsn fcnntr.
Die Ssbauptuns, DWir. SpbnIpn Yplrnee le-
tiaid ben unbesnbeisn Sermn ppn DIR. 9in-
coln," Ici tbrnip weniS ifi4baItiS ais ptnn
man scn einsm SpuperGn brbauptrn pplltc,
ta6 or rinsn Ibeil bsr Rc0erunS IensS psr-
llprtcnsu Serainssrs auSfilllr.
Jubac Curtis IaS tann StcIlen ans Der Gpn-
(timtpn Spr, uni ~ beipeiifn, eab Der in bic
Stclle bsS prillbenten eintreicnbe 8ics prdll~
bent in jccsr YcsiebunS bsr YrGiIbrnt iei, sera-
be ais Oh CT purd has Bolt srpGbIt mare.
Die Contribution auiOriiIrs ben prGfbcnisn,
bic WitSIcbr leines Cabinets Inn &atb su
iraasn, ,nb mabts itm picS Sur pnibt; tcs
lei felt Gjrintuus bsr 0tssisruns srbrau6id
srwrisu.
aRr. Curtis srlSuicrte bann bic NbIdtsn
bss Gcnsrs0eS bel gntperfuus>nnO palfruus
ts5 almtsSaucr GjeisBes unb bsbauptets, eab ie
nit icinsr guslrsuns iitrrtnitimmlsn. Gr
fiibrts su bislrm 3wsds 9tsbm AT ppn @r.
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Won .}nid,auern an. Man bemfrfk pStm auf
frn e'allricn ben Gjtneral. lieutenant Chr
man, ssn @r.Srnatcr GIinSman Won gicre-
Carolina, unp 0rGulrin Diassir Niitaea.
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lirB ter SenatsprGlesnt ben Yralieentenlfubl
benz Sbfribtrr 9nlr. IaS 6initIt wurpe
eurd bic 9rWSbnlidr yrreIamnticn crEIuet.
Die Sadpaltrr, Srrrn Strmns auSGcncm-
men, rihirnsn. Tie GpnluIrntsn prs prIN-
esntsn bNttrn lb eingsfuntNl. Das Nspra.
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rsne trr IrBtrn @eribtS, ,@erbUntlupecn.
Der Sberrihter fraNe: Saten bic Sad-
walter Sriirns he's &rprGicntanienbauiee,
ncb rrierr Srprilr prrSubrinssn2
Butler anlmertcir "a unb CT rirf ben g8.
.. SSrcS auf ben 3ruasniane.
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tnnu I'M lrine gnlitbt ilbn bic Gi1srrn,en
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fragt unb erIIart toB CT iGmmiIitbe glnGclisate
auf isinrr Seits Su icben wunidr. Inter oI-
&'n SsSinsunasn Aats .3'uOe bic s|nt'lluns
ab9clebnt.
Spfer 9lpbaett Gr'gcmrilsr III
glusuita, Ga, wurtr AM 3. San. 6S pom prI-
ioentrn iusprnpirt pbne bab, mic CT isiprnt
eriubr, benz Ssnat bic GIriinre migcibeilt
Wurbcn,
Mr. Butler rlisririe canu ais 8cpriSmlitel
ben Srirf in wrIdrm Gru. lbpmdS Ssm prI.
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Certificate tsr bshsifsneCn Sramtrn bribringru
wiIrpsn, I'M Su seigrn, cab frinr 6i,inrr fur
bic SuSpenerms ven Wr. YlCt9rit nnSe9e.
ben purbcu, bellnll