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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

Tn another column will be found an advertise
ment with reference to this capital labor saving
machine. Mr.. Schorb the agent for this District,
has one of the looms in operation upstairs in the
''Adickes Building" where he will take especial
pleasure in exhibiting its working capacity and
samples of its production to all who may favor him
with call. 1t is certainly great machine, and
as much superior to the old-fashioned hand loom,
as decent white man is to radical scallawag.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
OUR SCHOOLS.

We are pleased to note the increased favor bes-
towed upon two educational institutions in our
midst-the "Yorkvie Female College," and the
'sKing' Mountain Military School," Each has a
larger number of pupils on its roll than at any Pc
riod since the close of the war; and both are con-
Quoted by instructors of unquestonable fitness and
character The reduction of board and tuition
charges at each of these institutions, places their
benefits within the reach of many heads of fami-
lies who might yet avail themselves of the advan-
tages of the Fall Sessions. '
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

ing an impoFtsut article of traaicin California "A
German clergyman has been fined and imprisoned
for calling Bismarck rascal. General Nc
Lelhn and family, are daily expected to arrive in
New York. '..''''..Parson Kollock, who was driven
from his parish in Massachusetts, on account Of in
famous conduct heads the Grant electoral ticket
in Kansas ''''''It is stated that there are clerks
in the New York custom house on salaries less than
$1,000 syear, who spend not less than $3.50 a
year on horses, wine and women. DR.. Francis
F. Spring, whose weight was FIVE hundred and fifty
pounds, died recently in Boston. ..'''''The war
against Paraguay has already cost Brazil over g.
COZ, 600 IN gold ':.'..It is estimated that there
will be fifty Thousand miles of completed railroad
in this country by the end of 1870. .'.".''Never
confde your secrets to- your relatives blood will
ten.,gl,f ,=. o - q. =, -ls,er.t :, <.sr9 -
A London paper calls George Peabody, Esq,
the "Great Liberal Party '''''''''A ifrstclass fu!
neral costs 1924 in New York. Even at that price
it is cheaper than living. '..'.'There are said to
be more than hundred houses in Fifth avenue,
New York, that rent for $40 900 each year. '.':'
O. Hatch, of Lebanon, N. H., raised three thous;
and bushels Of potatoes from thirteen acres Of hand
this season. The citizens of Minnesota are to
vote on tho question of negro suffrage at the elec-
ton In November .:::....;.A Il. Stewards new re.
tail dry goods store,jn New York, the largest in
the world, will be opened on the lst of November.
Itwas. begun January L; 1861. .-::~"'Twenty-two
hundred barrels ofpotatoes are daily shipped from
Troy to New York, isad fourteen hundred will be
the average dtringSeptember and October. They
are worth So per barrel, at Troy. "'':'''Fhe Bos.
ton Post says that forty thousand New forkers
live by borrowing money. '''"'-"Queen Isabella of
Spain weighs 225 pounds. '':''':'Twot thousand and
eleven new buildings have been erected in St. Louis
during the year. '''''"::John 81: Surratt, charged
with being an accomphce of the assassins Of ex-
President Lincoln, has been discharged "''::""The
Boston Post says: ''Wickednessis is the most profit
able profession in New York "'''-'''.'''Bob" the
oldest SON of e1-President Lincoln, was recently
married to daughter ex-senator Harlan '.'''.Late
advices from England announce the death Of Lord
Ashburton ,f' .n:. a-n.'H .o!a"'', T. .a!;s''::'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
JOHN HI. ADAMS, ESQ.

We are pleased to announce that Mr.. John b.
Adams so well known to the people of York Dis,
trict, as the leading member of the old firm Of
Adams, McCorkle & Co., has resumed the mer-
camille business at the old stand in Yorkville.
Col. w. Fl. McCorkle and J. A. Mclean, ESQ.,,
will have place in the establishment, Col. Nc
Corkle left for New York on Tuesday to buy the
new stock. These gentlemen are all skilful and
experienced merchants, who know how and what
to buy for their customers. They are too well
known to need further mention.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
COLORED DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

On Friday evening last, colored Democratic
Club was organized at the Court House in York
vile, by the election of the following officers:
Resident-George Witherspoon.
Vice Iresidents-Noah Banks and Primus Ellis
Ireasure-Reuben Coins.
.Secreta,y--Jeferson Adickes.
A resolution was adopted providing for meet
ing of the Club at the Court House, on Thursday
night of each week. Also, a resolution extending
an invitation to the coored citizens to unite with
the Club in its efforts to restore peace and harmo-
ny to the country.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
A FRIEND IN NEED.

We observe from the Philadelphia Age, notice
Of meeting of the Aztec Club, composed of OIL
GERS of the army in Mexico, in that city, at the
residence of General R. Patterson, on the 18th ul-
timo Among the guests, were many old officers
who had cast their fortunes withthe Lost Cause
The reunion was one of personal friendship, in
which was ignored the unhappy political differences
of the past and present. ..' -, ..-.--..
The notice calls to mind the efforts that General
Patterson has made since the close Of the late war,
towards practical reconstruction. In 1867, when
the people of South Carolina were almost in state
of starvation, without means to help themselves,
and with but few friends, this gentleman nobly
came to their relief; and with liberalty as rare
as it was genuine, placed immense stores of sup
plies in the hands of his agent, Maj. James Pa
gan, at Chester for distribution on credit. The
relief thus afforded to the people of Chester,
Lancaster, York and Union Districts, was sufh-
cient to pass them through the summer and en-
able them to place another crop in market. But
for this relief afforded at the time, actual starva-
ton many instances. mnst have occurred In these
Districts. When we consider the uncertain nature
of the securities given and the amount laid out by
General Patterson at time when others feared to
risk the experiment, we must class this action, on
his part as one Of rare generosity; and one that
our farmers who were supplied from his means, du-
ring that eventful year, will not soon forget
We are always glad of an opportunity to speak
our praises in behalf of suchm Had the North
only few more such, there would no longer re-
main causes of difference between US. General
Patterson has been repaid his advances, with a
large dividend, It'll true, but we are no less CRATE
full for the timely and liberal help that kept our
people from actual suffering. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
The AurkrilIe enquirer.
.YORKVILLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. l, 1868.

Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and job,
work, are cash, in advance. . :"|
,X.AThe paper will be discontinued on the expl-
ration of the time for which payment has been
made. A Subscriber finding a (X) cross mark on
stand that the time paid for has expired. .i
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
BEW.ADVERTIsENEHTS

F. C.. Harris; O.. Y.rD.-gitation- -Samn M, Scott
:, Applicant William Scott, deceased.
Rice & Davis, Boston, Mass. Commission Mer
: chants. ?.a mi ."f'f u. - :; .5.:;':- H"i
Robt. w. Shand-Assignee's Sale. ,si.; -.;.,,i.
J. P. Moore, Secretary Speaking ~ H'''
George sT. Schorb, Agent -Mendenhalrs Hand
J. & E. B. stowe-Dtsposai' Of Dry Goods and
GGfotery Establishment 10 John n. Adams
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

RAILROAD MAgTERs.-iT President of the
A. C.tRailroad has issued orders to the Agent at
this place to- charge the same rate for freight to
Salisbury, as be does to Raleigh. That is, bar
rel of sugar is to pay the same ffeight, from here
to Salisbury as ff1om here to Raieigh.. We pre-
sumo that plan has been resofted to to keep freight
from coming by Charleston and over the s., c.
Roads for Salisbury and Western merthants.
.;...ot .... -. Charlotte Democrat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
For the YorkyiIIe Enquirer.

, MASS MEETING AID PICNIC. iac
1si A. meeting Of Che: sAllison's rStpre,p snbAb
''Wylie's Store" Democratic Clubs, was headstthe
Berry Place. on Satardiy, the 26th hltno, for
the purpose of making. arrangements fora nMass
Meeting ahdPic-Nici 2as w ,sir uiGf.aN,s
On motion, Dr'R T.aAllisop sas eaBed.tothe
chair, and TheodosesAs Moore, requested to act as
Secretary ,;a;..tyjs g :s,b1O, .1g>a :iez !daf
The object, Of the meeting being explained by
the chairman, it ,was determined .to hare Mas
Meeting .of the Democracy. Of Wesserp, York, at
Thomas Whitesides MjlG on Clark Fork, 4, on
Wednesday, the 7th day Of October, rinstanti a1ei
,d 10 eauy out and pe6eo. the necessary arrange.
msuts, the following Committees vers appointed
bythe Chairman Of the msaiug,;..fii~ ,;n,,aisst
g.ComssHes of Arenaensab- S. G, RnwnSG
c. Leeeh, Thomas. MeGu, ~ 3D. WyEaiJ.i.D. J.
Morrow, T.. NJ! Whitesidess M'R, Smith, Jpa, b
Whiteades, JohnJL Davies, T. e. Byas, Hsary
Smith, Milton Allison, Major GpytouI Jerry Jehn-
son, Jerry Madison. ,a..Si 10. ,nq,.,i 81. Vi sggg
ye COMMITTEE of .Aaaatutios-7J, c. Chamhersp 3.
G.. Brown, ]. j. Wylie, G.. c. Leech! .f;ilg ~
On motion, it was Re.olued That the citizens Of
the District be- aud are hereby invited to attend.
-? ?,d.a a11 prb B. Il, AIISON,I Ghaamas.i IL
T. A MooREs Secrsta,y.a.. ., isn..Iqad T.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

ize loan % redeem he Obligations known as Bills
Receivabk ofthe Stab Of South Carolina. go
Act tSextend the Sme for officers to quality.
Act to s3er and auSend an Act entitled IAN Act
6usy8dfze the CircuseGburt
Act for the preservation of the State Capital
Act to extend the charer,of Knsler's EeJrN
Act to enable the Chatham Kailr6ad Company
to extend their road to Columbiaa"'i'
-Aest TO organize the Supreme Court.
Act to amend an Act entitled "An Act to ipeoy-
porate the Air Line Rsifoad Company yin,SeHh
fes . aaiss vested rights under military orders.
AS Esl;s I;sg"ss,s9 y esa ssss
Act to provide for the government Of the South
Carolina Penitentiary. -
Act to ppsiae' for the transient poor r'of this
State.
Act to proyidI hsgsMpdarsorganization Of
the Educational hat1eptokt ktk State.
Act toremoye the County seat of Beaufort eoup-
tHs2m a III bsWsds WIZ n igSdM I'd Man
ufacturing Company. :.
Act 6oi oiptStid6 atanepdIsafo6 for eoiticts dis
charged from the State Penitentiary.
Act to authorize the Goyernortedsave the State
under certain circumstances
Act 20 regulate elections; 10: III! 'a| y
ACT to estahlah quarantine ut Charleston and
Ge0rgetoWu.a slgipT ID; sll 10 yron yai, 9, ss
apAct 70 provide forth election Of officers ofini
p9!e s toWns w ss.,is asi.ii f. ~: ,G q. Tyr
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE.
On Saturday last, at u NJ, after session Of
seveuty-two days, the ''so-called' Legislature OF
South Carolina adjourned until the fourth Monday
in November next
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

represented to have been converted y decency abd
christianity and to have forsakeu his evil way.
New Yorksis great on sensations, and it now turss
oft that this is ode 9f thslatest: H'xziter in thy
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01

VI ReuClelHeu anu IdulcS WUO WeIe u uldkc
his acquaintance One evening, it so happened
that the group around him was composed exclu-
sivey of old men, and this of itself attracted all
eyes toward him. Just then, silver-haired old
gentleman, much more aged than the rest, drew
near the group, and introducing himself to Gen.
Lee, grasped his hand, and holding it fast in his
own said, with a trembling voice: General, par:
don an old man for telling you the plain truth. ]
love you better than ever loved my own father.
Overpowered by emotion, General Lee attempted
no reply; but his sufused eyes made answer more
eloquent than words. Those who witnessed the
scene say that it was one of the most affecting they
ever beheld. a.
"A curious 'telLtale" apparatus is in use at
q factory in Mulhouse, France. There are four
night watchmen on these premises, and they have
nine hundred and thirty visits. On commencing
his rounds card is delivered to each watchman,
which he carries about with him. At every station
he has to visit is frame the size Of the card, at
which, at given time, q stamp presents itself and
impresses stamp upon the card. The marks are
so arranged that when the whole are printed they
form one complete design. Any delay or omission
on the part of the watchman leaves blank space
on the card which tells the hour the man failed in
his duty. When going off duty the men push
their cards into kind of letter box, and as this is
done the exact time at which they are dellvered is
printed All this contriyance is soompletely beyond
the mems control, and there is no possibility Of
tamperiug with the mechanism. .'' n. ..
Among the other remarkable features of the
recent earthquakes in South America, is the des-
tructon caused by them of the source Of fresh wa
ter supply in many of the seacoast towns of Peru
and Northern Chill. For many miles back from
the ocean there are in that region no wells springs
or rivers Of any importance, and most of the fresh
water used BY the inhabitants comes either from
reservoirs filled during the few months of the rainy
season, or from works for the distillation of salt
Iquique this latter is the exclusive dependence Of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-01
The. Wickedest Man In New York"

The New York papers, for the last month or
two, have had great deal to say about one John
Allen, who is characterized as the ''wickedest man
in New York l'' He is the keeper of one Of the
low dance houses which abeundin Gotham, audwss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
GGuiaiu Girturia oils sariftjeaeriu.

Sos 2eben bes Yrinsen Mlbert. i'm Nuftraae uno
urter Mitipirfung Der &Dniein 8ictoria perfabt uno
berousgeaeben, mar in me6rfaher Se,iehung Elm reht
leiensmertbes Bud. Sept lit bas Stpeite Werf err
i6ieren. tpeldes Die G0nigin ibret getreuen Inter-
tbanen ifon lett GINGER ,3eit periprofeR bate, oas
bon ihr ~gefiihrte Saeebuh aus Den SDdlan0en:
Leaves from the Journal of our Life ia the
Highlands, from l948 to 1861"
Mls Serausgeber lit Der Yripatiecretdr Der G6ni=
gin. Nrtbur Selps, g%enanrt.
Sie 8erfaIierin fihrt ben 2eIer in i6r bdusli6es
2eben. in Die 8ei6dftiaun9en nnb 3eritreuungen
ibrer bo6lGnbiihen Serbitaufentbalte uno @ebir9s.
nanoerun9en mir ieben neben ibr ben Yrinaen Mlz
bert, Die beranpadienoen &inoer, uno 0as Sienlt-
periDnal bes fDni9lihen Soies lih beipegen, bOren
aud piel bon 5em beriibmten treuen Siener Broipn
unb Ieinem GoQegen Grant II. |. To. Gtne gllidlide
Satin uno sliidlide Wutter in meiit I~orgloien Ser
hGltniIien, in angenebmer ldnbliher umgebung ,
JreunOe empfangeno uno ~sutpeilen beluheno, bier
nnb ba in cine bduerlife Wobnune einfreteno, uno
iih nit beren SnIaiIen Darmlos lnterboltenb, bann
in Der Stride cine Yrebigt anbDrenb, II. |. N. II. |. No.,
oas 1T Die SauptperIon. bas linb Die SauptereigniIIe
Del6e in Dem gufe gelhilbert Iino.
Sn Gnelanb miro bas yHerf peridlunaen; bet,n es
ai5t pieleidt in feinem 2anbeeine. 10 II cit perbreitete.
IN ibrer Mrt reft gutmiitbige Espionage, hie Ii6 auf
oas 2eben bohgeltelter DISQUALIFICATION eritredt, pie
bel Dem engIil6en 0plfe. Mebrere enolil6e 3eitun=
gen, 10 Sines uno Ooilp telegraph, iinb 9anS ents
,idt iiber bas Bud uno tuiIlen es nift genug nah
alien Seiten bin s1 preiien. @as as bas pirtliG
8emerfensipertbe unb grfreuli6e sriheint, lit bas
%Saftum, bcB Gnglano cine Serrl6erin beSibt, Die Ii6
ni9t Su Ifeuen brau1t, ihr uno ibrer 6amilie 2eben
often por ben Sliden bes Yublifums pOr5ulegen.
CSQ, St,ta,)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
edredli@e eeenet, i'm 0etansnik.

Sn ct. Solepb (Mifouri) iparb am 1. Sehruor
Der @efGngnibipdrter Graiq, als er IN Das Getarg
nib trat, Inn ben Strdflln9en ibr Nbenoellen 5u brlnz
gen, binterriids iiberfallen, 9efnebelt uno in cine 3ele
%gelperrt. Giner Der Strdflin9e, Gelano nit Nanlen,
frat nlittlerpeile in ben Srebcpllnoer lno ge!an9te
on Die aubere Sbur, on pelber Der 8efdn9nsBlpar11
ter ieineL SGmoger Silb aafsetelt bate. SiI6
iGoB, trdf ben Gtrdfling in Die S6ulter un0 rtet
5usleid ieiner Sdmeiter, Srau Craig, 5u, IBlfolen
gu brinseit. Sieie fam NIT Waffen in Der So,o To-
fort Die Srepps berab uno 2elanb ertsnnsno, fellerie
Tie allf i'm. Sie &u9el bran9 ibm iiber Die Siiitein
Die Ginselpeioe, fdlte i'm jebod ni@t. Ieit Dem
9lufe: v@ott peroamme bid, bu bolt mid 9eidol=
len! !" ~itiir5te 2elano, einen oiden &niippel in per
SanH auf Srau Graia gu lro DerleBte lgr el1te1 00er
sipei Sdldge auf ben &opt 10 oaB ne 5ul annlenlant
uno bas Slut herDoritlrSte. glnen Der bon lbr talz
len 9slanenen Hepolper erere!tenos lddog e. Dem 6!lgg
Der Sbir, bon 2elanb, Der einen GniippeI in Der
Sano bate, %perfolst. Ser Gritere ito!perte, fisl uno
2elano perlsbte Dem 9alie9enben einen furdtbaren
Sdlae auf ben Gopf.
Sisies Job Trau Graie, Die li9 mlittlerpsile tpie=
Der aufserafft bate. 2eIano, erIdoptt ourb innere
nidt melt BON ieinem Spfer, Dem iterbenoen Stib.
9ie iibrisen @efangenen, II an Der 3abll tparen
mittlerpeile giner mad Dem Nnbern onr9 Die Sreb=
tbir berausaefommen uno Iudten elliott oas 9Selte.
Surh ben 2d,m iparen Seputp : SbertfI springer
.unb Nnoere aufnertiam 9ematt lporoen uno balo
NOR Der SOf UNI bas @efdasniB berarl nit Wtenlden
aefunt. GERM @prineer gelang es, ben Strdfins
G6ilien tpieoer su %ersreifen. Gin anoerer er9ab iid
Dem Y~oli,iiten Nliion, Der bereits auf i'm ~anseIe9t
bate. Yon ben 80 8efaneenen tuaren i'm @an5en
Is entiprungen. SIM 9oufe Der gladt puroen nod
peitere bier ober flint perbaftet. Ser junge .6iib
ltarb cine babe Stunoe. nadoem ct Den SbuB err
baltei. 2elanb an nd6isn MtOraen. ,Srau CRAIG
liegt l6mer an i6ren Wunoen leioeno harnieoer.
Sie iii AM Sopf, ON Irln uno in Der Seite Seri6la=
gen, befinbet li9 inoeiien nidt in 2ebens9efabr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
Gincinnatier Marftberi6t+

Ginetnnatt, ben 10. Sfbr. 1868.
ms2L. e aa2 rife ~ . s., 5zs.s9; srtEa $40 $40 59Gqal ss
$ll .~75-l2,5o. Scmmerpei;enmsbl lit Iau gu $9.5o-9.75
fir grtra unb $40. 5o-lo.6o fur 5anilienmebl.
MaH9frdss bsi3rantt It'd fat ansI6lisbli33 auf ben .ecealbe.
bari, ba ater bic gambler nitt aui ben gsrtauf hrtnsfH, 10
baben fd Die 9retie Bis Jest %tehauptet.
&peeenmebL- S~8,OO-8,25.
@sli&tornmebt. s4,oO4,25. @sb6rrtes $3.50
'@sisen. - SO. / rrtber @interpsissn s2,5o-2,5l;
Rs: s$245-2.4 - Sommsnpsissn s2,l8-22a AJAX -.
3ufubr. Die Yreile itnp etpas %niebriser.-
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Der @1artt lit Tau, uno adufer molten niat uebr as So
SO Gts. fur aplbentcrn ~besablen.
5afer.-67 9ts. fir tsitsn.-
@@ssffSSs. $40 FIR 1? No. u i i S;srsassrre; 8~rapiaers.
> 81 III. = 5Srraai1iasrsssrFsnmals sa.15-2.a5 sssHssr-
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SI soehsn' va s s4.SS yer rs suft ta fRr bette pstss.
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saeun.." ednitsrnS 10 Gts.; seitsnipsd, 'llN-12H
Gts. fir @ippenleiten.
gutter. Central Obio 1886 Gts. Wefsrn @sfsrss
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une ntittlsre 33o35 ets; nngspaidens 22n23 9ts; a..
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gaumwous.- 1919 Ste. fur bfsmisblins.
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OH $4,000 yer Srl. fur @spfsl, ls mad Analttdt.
Bebern. Self gu 6o-65 gts. per 9fo.
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200; srtms s, siS t b g sr 5n "a IN s gaasS sl4 erint do
gts.: trudsn seialssns 1916 Gts.; NAP s~sFalSsns lo-li
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ssits4 canuritanii6tssy S15 Cts; rniafdes sss-as Cts
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@eldirrleber 42-44 gts.; aalblebsr Lao 70 fIr si1bsst
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-13
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9as louisville Sournal beridtet beSisIi6 Ser=
aeant Gilbert 8. Bates BON gBisconlir. pelder, tie
bereits mitsetbeilt, cine NuBreiIe BON Menlpbis nod
Ma1bineton nit elmer Ser. Staatel SABINE in Der
BAT, bob oieles unternebmen ourd Elm politiides
@eiprd1 peranlaBt uuroe. Gin Gaoifaler bebaup=
tete. baB fein nOroli1er GeiIenoe in ben Iiibliben
@taaten fiber iei. Bates miberiprad limb ertldrte
bieie Nnidulbiguna fir cine Der pielen l1ntuabrbeiten,
welde republitaniide 3eitunsen ~beitdnois gum ga6=
tbeil Der Silbldnoer perbreiter, nno radte cine
Mette, BOB er 81 SUE rnb obne @elo NIT Der Ser.
Staaten SABINE BON Memp6is nod @albinston ge-
hen ipplle. gr nurbe, tpie %geneloet, BPM Staotratb
uno elmer groben Wteni6en5abl inter Dem Slang Der
W1ulif Dor Die Staot Mempbis %begleitet. Na6 Den
Iebten 9eridten bon linn bate er einen Marih BON
brei Sagen Suriid9ele9t unO mar iiberau goltfreunb=
lid empfangeu tporbeil. Sas Sournal Iagt, Dab
Bates BON ben ~gepeienen Jfebelen abiolut nidts gu
firdten babe uno BOP er oieles tpille. Wenn ibm
irgeno Elm Gelo .pioerfobre, fperoe es nidt BON ibnen
fommen, ionbern gum Eros Der elben. Sic ipiroen
i'm iberaa aui bag Sreunoidaft!i6ite bep%illfommen
geben. Naein Bates lnternebrnen lei niAt obne
Sefabr, uno bas Ssournal peroe ni6t fiber fnblen,
Biz Bates bic Bride iiber ben Yotomoc gu @oibing=
ton iiberIbritten babe. Gs gebe in jebem Staate,
burA ben er gebe, 2eute, ipel6e aug politllbem SOB
niht piinldten, baB Elm FOLDER 8elpeis BON Der @ait=
freunoidaft Der g~eiueienen Hebenen seaeben ,peroe.
Siele Seute 9ebDrten 5u Der nie~oertrdhtigiten &lale
Der BepDlferung. Sic b~etdnben aus NadSielern
Der n6rolihen Nrmeen, wel6e Die meiiten 9erbeerun-
gen uno Ylinberunsen anserihtet, aus iiiolihen
Memterjdgerr, tpelde CUR 3eit oes Grie9s Die Ihlimm=
item 3ebelen setpelen leien. unb aus n6rbliden Iem-
i~erid9ern, melhe faum better Ieien. Bates babe bieie
GlaIIe periporfener Subjeete gu fiIr1ten, aber niht
Sic ebrliden uno aufridtisen friiberen &ebelen.
Bates sebt bon Melnphis iiber Mont9omerp,
Mileoeepiae, Columbia, Galeisb uno Gidmonl
mad Waibington.
BEL mem benin? Gin @iener mar Elm erobe,
2isbbaber BON sabmen Sbieren, piie9te tie aber mid
iorsialtis. Oils ibm ipieoer zines Cages elm Gana'
~rienpogel perbungert mar, mahte ibm elm Vefannte'
8orwirfs barber uno ldlpb nit ben % orten 80
rem Sic! bel Sbnen mD6t' / fam gieb Iein J" :
rgei mem benn 2" froste Der Inoere gani naiu.