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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE MEETING AT EMPIRE last evening
was well attended. The assemblage was
called to order by Mr.. s. E. Jones, of the
County Central Committee, who introduced
Mr.. d. II. Brown, our candidate for the Sen
ate. Mr.. Brown made a short, fitting speech,
briefly abiding to the issues Of the day, and
was heartily received by his auditors. At the
conclusion of about ten minutes he gave way
10 Mr.. Fitch who held the crowd for upwards
of an hour with one of his eloquent and able
efforts. The contrasting attitude of the two
great parties; the history, in brief, of Re-
construction; the financial question and
the vital necessity for the individual and united
efforts Of all Union men to secure the cleo
ton of the entire Union ticket were some of
the principal heads of his discourse. He was
frequently interrupted with applause, and,
closing with one of his most brilliant perora-
tons, was greeted with vociferous cheering.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers for
I ON Fitch and three cheers for Grant and
Colfax. The Carson Band was in attendance,
and stage load of Carsonites were on the
ground. The meeting was most gratifying
success. Mr. Fitch is TO leave here this
morning for Aurora.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25
THE CAMPAIGN.

In the world to-day no prouder name
Is borne on any breeze,
And with Grant to steer the ship Of State
Our flag shall rule the seas.
|No Dominion" shall be North Of US,
And South of US no foe
EOur Stars and Stripes in the Canadas,
And likewise Mexico,
For with President Ulysses
Will be few who care to fight
May he rule the country he has saved,
And God defend the right!
80, bows ! a final bumper,
While we all in chorus chant
r For next President we nominate
Our own Ulysses Grant"
land if asked what State he halls from,
This our sole reply shall be-
+ From near Appomattox Court House,
With its famous app.e-tree!"
For twas there to our Ulysses
That Lee gave up the fight
Now, boys, ITO Grant for President,
And God defend the right
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

The CABINET.-At last We are getting into
ne status of Andrew Johnson's Cabinet.
or Seymour and Blair-Mr. Welles, Mr..
icCulloch, Mr.. Browning, and Mr.. Randall.
or Grant and Colfax-General Schofeld,
ecretary of War, certainly, and probably
iessrs. Seward and Evarts. The President
.imself. after considerable squirming, goes
1r Mr.. Seymour, who declared that it would
e the best thing for the country if Andrew
Johnson were removed, and against Grant,
lie glorifed in his special message of De-
.ember, 1867. The reluctance with which
hese decisions have been reached on the
art of Messrs. Welles, McCulloch, Brown
ag, and Randall, like the hesitation Of the
resident, 10 in strange contrast with the
Iuick enthusiasm with which the people
verywhere have taken the other and the bet
er side Wall. Chron.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

GOLD BRIcK.-Wells, Fargo & Co., last
night dispatched gold brick from the Will
son mine, Pine Grove) worth SO, 442 "A. The
Pine Grove miners are rapidly swelling the
stream of precious metals flowing from Ne
vada to the centers of civilization. -1respaSs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

THE STAGE FOR RENO now leaves Carson
as P. N. Mails will close at 240 p. M.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25
morning for Aurora.

THE MEETING To-NIGHr. - The Hon.
Benjamin Douglass Of Ohio, renowned for
his eloquence as political speaker, comes
TO Nevada, as we understand, under the au-
spices ofthe National Republican Committee
TO take part here in the canvass, in behalf
OF Grant and Colfax. He has already dis
played his rare and admirable qualities as
an orator to our fellow citizens of Storey
County and elsewhere in the State and should
receive tonight such hearty welcome as
the Unionists of Ormsby County can give.
Hon. Will Campbell of Virginia City, one
Of the most effective takers on the coast will
also address the meeting which will be held
a. the Theater. We hope to see present a
generous representation from Empire and
the adjacent settlements and ranches. Let
us make it apparent that the fighting spirit
Of the campaign is fully aroused in our
ranks.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

For WHITE PINE DIsTRIcT.-Captain
Witherell, Chas. Clarke and others started
for the White Pine mining district day before
yesterday. And Governor Blasdel was in
Austin on the 10Th, reported en- route for the
same place.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

New CIGAR SroRE.-Phil Late has just
opened very snug little cigar stand in one
corner of the Magnolia. His stock is COM
posed Of the best brands of Havana cigars,
choice kinds of chewing and smok ing tobac-
co, meerschaum pipes, &C., &c. Try him
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

CoRRECTIoS.-Our amiable reporter made
mistake yesterday in saying that Sam. C.
Wright was might watchman" under Sheriff
Edwards. The fact is, Mr.. Wright occu-
pies the same position which Mr.. Edwards
vacated to assume the Sheritfalty-otfice
deputy.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

DAY OF AToNEMENT.-The Trespass says
that at shutdown this evening begins the Day
OF AtoEement, or the Sabbath of Sabbaths OF
the Jews, which is observed by fasting and
prayer from sunset until sunset. 1t is the
tenth day of the first month of the Hebrew
wear and is called "Yom kipur" (or holy of
holy Sabbath)
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-25

NOTICE TO Observation-Disclosures ser
vices will be held at the Masonic Hall on
Friday evening at half-past 6 o'clock, and on
Saturday, to commence at 9 o'clock A. N.
The Israelites of Washoe, Genoa and else
where in the vicinity are invited to attend.
J. SHEYER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03

,bur& bte grp(oipn .spt Nitrp1 @lpeertn in
benz pcrperen @a99pn. Gin ! Nfetle ab<
tpdrts lieeenbes 6aus. tpurbe burA bic Gr>.
f4utterun9 bertcltrt. 40 "a
-Die &epub1if Don Columbia bat $685.
600 1T ben Ser. Staater SAab be;ablt ,no
bletbt mod $$23, 1000 idu1btg, ais @4apener<
fas fur @erlute, bic jamertfantlhe Burger
DOR Sa1ren 1T ben 9aaAma &tpt5 ,erlttten
1aben. II
- &tdmpnb perlAifte int Masuf 7S,ll2
aiften 8au> nnb 1926 aiien &anatabat
bic &erenue barauf betru9 nahe3u 300 Npls
lars. "' -Hh
0uineA 81. %. sept. - Gin feiser
rapila1er Meuhelmbrber feuerte alt Meser,
ben beribn1ten beuti hen &ebner, trdbre1o CT
AM 1ebten Samta9 BET elmer republttantld,en
DISCRIMINATING int Slatins Stint .NotiSet
farteb.
8uffalp, %. Sept. = @euteMtellp fel
bier Elm GROCER Brandt Dor, Der Gt9entbunt
int @ertbe npn $37S,OOO sertDrte.
lGbteaeo,2e %. @ept.-Dte @tabt er<
bebt $l4OO0,O00 Munteipal Steuern. 0as
9an;e MGeFme1t Der Stabt 1T $22S,4444,S79.
Mew Or1eans,2 %. Sept.- 3wiihen
Gbarleitpn unb 9iperpppl !ptrb cine balbntr~
natlihe Oampfidifahrt t1s @erf 9elsst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
Ser Stambpmnft Der fatbpl.
STRIDE in SEN Ser. Staa=
ten CUR Nplittf.
an Babrbeits 9iebenre.

Strebt bic fatbcliide Stride rad pulitiide1
! MaGt it ber Union. ME anhere Gpnf e ltoner
bics mirfli9 tbuen ? @enn man nit aufmerf'
lamfeit bic antitatbpliide preNe bur9lief, f
fann Ginem bic 8epbadtuns ni6t entseben, BAT
bic 6einoieliefeit b~erielben sesfa unlere 81. Stride
bauptia9liG in Der yplitif ibren @runb bat. Git
Stride tebauftst man, frebt mad pplitiide.
Ma9t, le lit cine srpbe pclitiide 8eri9tuDruno
segen uniere freien Snltitatipnen, belimmt un'
fore rationale llnabbansieteit gu ~seritSren uni
uas elmer frembeu Ma&t gu untermerfen, uus
tbatid9li6 gu elenpen Sflapen &ums gu ma
den. Der vGbifian SateQiseneer" eibt Dor gu
%slauten, baB bic Stride cine meientlid pplitiide
Snfitutipn iei, bic uur Don ppiitii9enNudidten
seleitet, nit unerbitlider unb %rafluisr Gelisteii
unp Ausrauer babin arbeite, IberaQ, no lie Gin,
NAL feiten GuB eefaBt babe, in ben yeiib Der
bS6iten prlitliden @etrelt gu selansen. Gr
nennt bic Stride eineu uStaat inn Staate" a
government within a government.
SStutItye SpllputI wv St1t1pelpuuStH quo
intereiant unb lebrrei@. sic 3eisen, pie ppll-
itanbis serpelhidt unb unfabig fir ri9tise reli@
siSie Mnidauussen Der ni9ttatbuilGe Geit &C.
tuorben il, ia, midi n1r pie Serpeltlidt, ipnbcrn
mic seiflus u,t unloeil9 Der @erluit bes tatbol.
@laubens i'm semadt bat. -SOIde auf politi-
i9e &IdI@ten' sesriinoetsn gurwiirfeI f9liesen
bic Mnldauuns in ii@, hab bic &eIistuu antet
Der Yplittf unb bab bic tueltli9e Ma9t iber
Der seiiliden aebe; benn ma FAINT nur mad
gtpas ftreten unp tra@ten, mas man spn ieinem
reipeftisen @tanbpunfte aus fir bSber er-
adtet. Der @eit bes prutefantismus ideint
tbatiadlid bur9 unb tur9 serpeltli9t 81 iein.
Gr nersibt baB bas @eifise INNER unp iteraQ
benz yoIitiiden iberseprbnet it unb taB Der
Staal etenlpmpbl benz sSttli&en, Geiese unter=
iein mub, pie Der ~einselne Menla ; er
bab mir @ott nebr sebpr9ea ntiiien ais
ben Meniden. So. -g,
-. Die 8ebauptuna, bic Stride iei cine pplitii9e
ii eurdaus %atsei&modt. @ie it
Elm aTnisreid, Gin Greiitaat cine &esieruns,
ater feline tirserli@ weltlide. sic 1T Gin GEL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
So NJ ilhte.S 9,
Canada.

Sttawa, Is. Sept.-Oer Yrp3eb eesen
ben Der Grnprbung MeGjee's anseflagten
@talen 1T teenpt9t purd ben 2usipru6 Der
0eihwprenen, relder auf vSAulbts" faute<
te.y, Der @efar9fae bDrte ben Mabrlpruh
nit grocer SaNung urp wanbte iih bann in
elmer ldnsereu Repe an pas @ert9t inpem
er feierlid b%etteuerte, unidulbts an benz ibm
sur eait gelesten gerbredm ;u feir. 49,
Gr ldusnete, nit hen1 Tenianisn1i5 in
gs~rbinpun9 sa itebeny unS erfldrte, er lei
muir bebbalt, b, neil ct Gin 8atblif
Jet, per1rtteilt ipDrbfn, Der 8epets lei tpobl<
tebddtia 70 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ippr6en, unt
Jpn s1 aterfutren. ST farah iiter bic sra1>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
!air&e jener &esitrunssfurm entsesen, nie le
BON ben @atern ~unierer &eputlif yer fanten
purte.
4lm baS ipuperdnc Nplf.

Nuber 8eriGten iber pTentlide, pplitilhe
Oentrnfratipnen 1T unb tleibt bic @esen~
mart leer an pt4tisen GretsutNen. @enn
nta11 ii6 tnbe1en bic 9lrt u11b @eiie Der De-
mpnfrattpnen' ettras se1,au aniiebt 70 inret
man barin aa6 etntden Stpf 5u ernfen Be-
tradtaasen. Das gtaralterifiiAe Bel alen
biefea rplitiiden Dempnfratipnen 1T n1r1li9
bic militariIAe Organization, bic iid ateraa
nir ;i le9r terYprtbut, unb sen @ebanfen
erredt, bab has amerifaniidc Nplf iein Ser
91a9e1 unc ietn Sell MIR in militariihen
3utaneen finbe, bic Is leiecr einaal 9efptet
sat- Wte ltebe fiG ipnit bic Sbee, eiren &C.
neral sum- @rdiipenten su ma9e1,, Grant
Garben sI bilbea unb mititlriih lei jeber
@ele9eabeit %aui;utreten anp ;u psrfabren er<
lldiren ? Diefe griGeinuns aber it es sera~
Be, welGeq gu erniten Sefar6tuasen uns SER
anlabt. @erslsiGea mir nanali6 fie srTete
&epnb1if bes: Mltertpums, bic rpmilhe,
init Der nnirisen, il Fnpen MIR gam; mert-
pirbtse DISQUALIFICATION. Die gertreituns Der
&Sntae nnp :@%riinpuns Bet rpmiiden @epu>
bltf entiqriht unierer llnabban9t9feits<Gr~
flarun9. Gte &riese &rus ;ur9usrebnun9
urb Stdrfuns ieiaer MaAt iinp unieren I'M
ldnbii9en ariescy, lamentlid sesen Meritp,
nt6t unabnlid, unp raB&merita isineaSuQa
urb Mariu5, Gaelur uro @pmrejus, Matp>
MUS unp Setapianus bereits sebatt bat, ba>
fur 3eust leiber nur ;u peuttih Der leste Blr=
9erfrie9. Gt Gabitalen irerren eiienfeit
bic &pue bes &pin1er5 ,peiter ipielen, nenn
ibnen bic MDsliAfeit ba5u curh Grw1tluns
sun1 Yrlfbente1 sebpten mirn. @tQi9e unr
er9ebene @elier unb 6elfersbelfer fetlen itn,
chen lp weni9, rie Semen. Sic ctnfaAen
Wcrte @rants: Let us have peace!' fnp
ridtslasenp, urb baten ebcn fl 1renig@abrz
beit in i6, ais tasgluftreteu res Set1vi1nus,
ais er ben Sanus reer 5rieberstemrel feier~
lid falteben, eann aber f6 Gin Amt nah
benz arreren auf ieine 9eripn iitertra9en, ii6
na4 u1b uat gum Safer hes rpmiihen
| &et6es MAIDEN unb nit Heit9arben-0rantz
aarpen eab es tamals nod niht un,aeben
lief.
Sn Der Shat itnb mir maize turan, ha0elte
Saauipiel su crleben unp unierc srpBe SIC
publif in Elm spn MilitairS btetirtes Tcfpr~
tentbum auf9eten ieben 5r maFen. Selbt
mod falimmer, rie ber&nfan9 tes rrm,iihen
&ailertbunts, tpnnte feline Gntfetuna Bier
tperben. Gle Mitit1r<G pnsentipr rsn Ghi=
ea9o feQte iI6 ttren Silbrer 0uf.
ODD ,laien mir ab son pie{em %trauri9en
@er9leih uno arYeliren mir an zen aelunbcn
@eritanp res @rlfcs, mag ca nun eelnpfra@
ttit prer rcrntlitaniih aeiinnt iein, benn I'M
@ruabc aenrrnr,en finp ia beire @e;eiGnun~
gen %raiclte, pa pas cine @rrt nur ertchi~
fherAbfunit it, matrenh iid tas arbere aber
elmer r pmtihen riit,ncn BART. 2aNeJeter
irsenb pel6e observation-disclosures aus remSriele
unb TRACE Sober nah arlftcn gum @ptle
urb sur GrtaltNrg unicrer green &crutlif
unb freten Gcnfitutirn ittu Mialihites bi !
selbft Der bette unp fren9fe Neputlifarer
fat @runb ssnus, nidt fir rcn Militdrses~
retism,s i'll itimnacl', trenn CT bic &erutlif
retten mn ein &eputlifaney hteihen miQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03

Gintge Der urbtgfeiter
Won Minneapplts unb 81. Mnttpny.
Die Safes Der Minnetata in rel Msdbe bic ct.
Nuttpns 5daen ; bic nm een lerts-ea ansc-
leetet Mublen liefsrn SntereiIs in Side fir
einer sansen Eaa ; Die EusrenTrns Bride
iiter tie8ale, tpelGe lie MtpQetSaitl unb Min=
%uearrlis sertiubet ; bic yaeiTcMible, le i6nei-
bet taslid 100000 Jue Sumter bic Jrpnt
tes Center 9lpds an 8ritse Gauare unb bic
8aufrlaye BARN; venee Spsrnbaua unb iein
pradtruQes Snnere; bic Iu6fabrife NIT ibren
;ablreidea @etflblen; Muller uno .Aranaleins
8rauerei unb bic il9 bier entia(tente 2anbl9aft
am Slater ber StrGme; bic &unlsartnereien bel
Der Stabt; bas NieuQet 5cteI an rer Bribee
Square unb has Cataract 6ptel; bic Counts
@ebaubea urb antere mebr. Son Der Sup
pei trs Minslpw, 5aules berab bet man cine Der
berrli@hen Gernidten int sanSen Staate. Die
beiben Statts alS Gin GANGS MAIDEN anf ieben
8eiadtr einen tleibenben uub angenebmen Gin=
trud. Gin tbaatisesG eidGftsleben, cine ma@tis
aufttibenteS nbufris, bic Neubeit aQer@ebdube
unt improvements unb ibr teiipteIuies, idnel<
les Gntaeben, bic munterTdSne uno ncrtbsi(bafte
Gage, nit elmer unsebeuren Resiun sOn pradt-
scllen rei9en Tarme,, bic bier ibren Narft 3D.
ben, bic sielen bier u'b ron bier aus f9 barbie<
teneen Mnnebmli6feiten fir ben Ginwobner unb
Gcuriffu, bas MISUNDERSTANDING gien=
tabnnes, bic uneritSpfide @aNerfraft ibsr-
ralat ,unD fe1elt SSeeen uno tinbglusviGnunsen,
welHe bic u3miainsefapts" su elmer pirfli9en
@rcBitaet maiden mi6en. ~ .s. ,faa
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-07
DER WESTBOTE.
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Two dollars perayear, invariably b advance.

pHege dbergebenen Qinber, bic man iebt nidt I'm @e.
ms,noe. lallsn tonnte, be5obI nber he mar ieI.
ber 5u atm. nm Weiteres fr he 3n tbun, un6 Bale.
rte ner1pran oesholb, fur fie Sn joreen. Mud bos
Sdus4en iollte Der o1ten Nat5barin eiatnt6ainIid5
eeh6ren nno AheHor 9untenfelb, ben Ne nii6t pers
geilen, befom nod on benz namIiheu 9aa Nuftraa.
les fir lie on5ufaufen. -
glbesidnea bate fin inbeB I'm Dorf bas grint
Derbreitet bic oueri bic Gemeinoes Bdiie fei mies
Der 5uriidgefommen uno cine pornehme DAME ae-
uorosn. OaB fieunf9ulhie ein0eiperrt eemeieu lnb
Der ale Brenner eigentli9 bds euer angeIegt wubte
nian 1hon Ionge. Mber es eetroute Fm Niemdnb
9tnaus 5u ibr, oenn Viemanb I'm gon3en 1orf mu6te
ltd bon Shulo rein, bas arme biiIao{e gDe}en ba.
mails nid9t nit nnterbriidt uiibt NIT peruibtet 40
4aben: ia, als Der WaQen enblid mieber 6urd bas
Snrf lngr uno por oem 2ans oes S9ul3en hielt, in
oellsn 2dnoe Waleriens @otte iebt cine Gumme @el-
pes legen wolte Die oas perglten oe, NOS bas Dprf
eamols an Ansla9e fir oie Mails sebabt, ueiaerte
5u nebmen = benu er tonne es nidt Dor ieinem Sc
piiien Derantuorten. Mud aus ben benodbborten
Sduiern fam fein WenId beraus, uno nur id5eu hin.
ter ben Ssenitern Iu8ten Ne Dor, nm bic ,s5aferi~ nod
einmol In ibrem @taat 5u 5eben. Hss5 ,,asss@4
grF als Der Dffi5ier 6as Gel6 als gef9enf fir
bas Mrmenbous beponirte, burfe iln6 fonnie ss Ser
ShuI3e nidbt auridweiien. grluo aud iebt bic Bel.
ben Soften elm. ooA ausSufteieen unb n feinem
R0ule einen JmbiB ein3unebnIen ater yaIerie fibte
ltt BON benz f4enen, fnulobefpubten Wenebmtn Der
Dorfbemobner 10 beengt oaB es he brdnqte ruieber
binous ing Sreie - tort bon ben nur Al ant befanns
ten Sdniern 5u fommen.
0ie Hferbe 5oeen an Der Ieimte Woaen rolIte bur6
has Sprt nnb nur nod wie Elm GdaIeter loo Bic Or.
innerung an Oiferbaeen auf Der Seele 6er fdhiper
geprtlten tungen frau.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-07

Ser alte Miiei1or mar Ibriaens Elm proftiidber
Wtann uno Dubte auBerbem, BOB @efiiblsdu6eruns
Gen nrgenos mebr am unredten plabe fem tounten
als IN oieien Gdnmen. Sc 1nuBte etipos eef9eben,
tbeuerudg. Der lnidulb elmer idon 0erurtbeiIten
fonnte bieie nidbtfo obne Weiteres befreen.
AuBeroem bate bic Scene iebt aud Iange genug
eeoauert, unb Der Oireftor, ein reiner Sormene
menid!. mare am gnbe unsebnloig sewor6en. CT
riidte lid oesbalb einen Stabl snm fiid, nabm BON
RE anf. ibm eBt NIT flaren Worten Die grIebnifIe
jemes abenbs 5u ilbern unb babel auf bos Neiim1i-
tete ousdupreden, Oh tie db ieBt nod 0es friiber
/ leingeitanoenen 0erbredens fiir lduIoig betenne.
ober, wenn niht, ,pesbalb ie fribsr falie ausiaee
ssmsass9t a. gr lift aud nidt sab galsris's Sante
Jade grsdblune Der Derurtbeilten unb oie oab Inn
aud yaierie NIT 10 ilidten, einfa1en Borfen, aber
I10 ber5er1hiittern0 in Der iGmudIolen SdiIoeruno
ibres frlberen 2ebens, ibres troloien gerloeuiens
aug welem fie nur hnrdb ben Sob befret su iuerben
9otfte, bab bic Dame Dor @aIu1aen faum Dem
wisoer ein paor Mol mad Der Doie ereifen mubte.
Wor Der 2ano lieb iidb nun oler6inss ni9ts ueiter
IN Der Sahe fbun, 0enn ber Oireftor fonnte nqtirs
ltd feinen Der StrdHinee. mas aud INNER eine ei.
gene ueberSeu9un9 geipelen tpdre, entlaiIen nber
te NOR troboem In guten Sdnoen. benn Der aIte Mi.
papiere nnb penn Ct ieibt Die aan5e yaat arbei.en
loite init eenen iie bann IN Der sben5 Die sreiIoi-
lung Der ieoenfas i4uolos sefansen @sbatenen e.
pirfen fDnnten.
Ser Oireftor mar alleroinss fit feline Yer5on nod,
nid)t gon5 ber5eu8t unb er meinte gegen ben Miei.
lor, ieien Tim in ieiner raris Hon gan3 punSer.
bare Singe poraefommen, bic er ielber ndt alauben
Diroe tpenn er lie nit ieber erlebt bdtte aber Der
Suftiaminiifer o6er bass Oberappela
ts entlheioen, iln6 er poQe biz babin bem iunaen
lRdoden elm belonoeres 3mmer un6 befiere Soft ge-
ben, als Die abrieen @efangenen befdmen MuH
oate lie bic 3et iber bon Der Mrbeit frei bIeiben.
ginen peiteren We-febr nit bren Derpanbten, Bis ct
8enaue Snfrnftionen babe, peigerte er lid aber Al
aeftatten. Oas erlaIbfe ib1 fein Dienit uno feline
pfi6fnidt, unb nur Die erft ertpdbnte geainfiiauna
slaubte er unter ben beebenben WerbdltnilIen pers
anttporten 5u fDnnen.
Dabei rnubte es natirIid bor Der Sonb bleiben,
ano pie idwer iid aud bic S5rembe iebt gerooe pon
oem faum uieoer9efunbenen Ginoe trennte, 10 aelob
es bod in Der frohen poiinuns bic 1nsladli6e bab,
redt balo pieoer benz 2eben, Der reibeit 5urdgeee.
ben ~ ie5en. Smmerbin persineen inbeB nod Doue
orei gBohen, Bis ale n6tbisen @ege eingeidloaen,
alle nDtbigen Gorn,en beobadtet iparen. Mber bic
Ausiasen bes alten, biz babin seftorbenen Bdnfel-
idnsers iparen 5u lar semeien, Der Aeor berIdumte
auBerbem nid}ts, Die beoauernsmertben @1idfale oes
araien Wdofens herporsubeben, ano nod MbIauf
Der 3sit belt en seidlofener Wagen Dor Der MniaIt
uno rolte baio baraut Elm paar 8lldle Ser3en ber-
seno, Der Helioen5 meoer su.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-07

On lieber Soft, faste 8renner oroentlih eridreft,
als ibm Der Grembe snei @olbfiide auf bas Bett
mari bas 1T gu bieI, bas = fann i'd, ear nidt
imebr burdbrineen. gbe er ihm aber ntr oroentli6
banfen fonnte, mar Der iunse Wlann idon sum 3im=
er bic inbe1en lansIam poraneeganaene alte Dame
nod einboIte unb nit br i'm eifrieen @eiprdd auf :
uno nieberdritt bis Der Rutler uie6er einoelpanrt
bate uno iebt i'm i6arfen Srab mad Der Staot au.i
fubr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

The Brownsville (Tenn.) Bee says: " W.
think that Haywood can claim the oldest
man in the State, at least in the Western
District. Mr.. John Amos was born in Vlr'
ginia in the year 1860, which makes him
lO8 years old. He lives near Bells depot
and is said to be enjoying excellent health. y
The Bedford Sentinel adduces as proof
that big corn crop was made in that
county that the clerk Of the county court
issued eleven marriage licenses on Monday
and twenty-five during the preceding week
John o. L. Goggin, Esq, of Lynchburg,
Is still sick.
Junctionopolis is q newly established
ftation Oh the Pacific railroad in Utah.
Six hundred thousand hat boxes are an
nually manufactured ia Dsnbury, CT.
The snow sheds on the Central Pacific
railroad extend twenty-five miles.
The open existence Of Free Masonry is
permitted at last in Austria.
Thesupply of guano on the Chincha islands
reported to be decreasing.
The Newark advertiser has invented
police let's" as title Tor police items.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-30

A SINGULAR WILI.-r hemas O. Moore, a
wealthy bachelor, formerly Of Brooklyn,
n. Z, but recently Of New jersey, died
recently. In his will liberal provision Is
made for several relatives, but great Dor
ton of his estate seems to, hare been de-
vised for purposes Of charity and religious
benevolence. One bequest is peculiar. The
sum Of $21 900 is set apart as fund for
the relief Of destitute widows and children
Of southern soldiers who died or were killed
in the late war in the eastern parts of South
Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Another sum is set aside for the rebuilding
or repairing Of churches, without regard to
sect OF denomination, injured by the late
war within the districts of the States named.
Upward Of a10, 900 is left to various churches
and benevolent societies, including 81 900
to the American Seamen's Friend Society,
$4,000 to Presbyterian Missions, $4,000
to the American Home Missionary Society,
and $4,000 to Reformed Dutch missions.
After the death Of his sister, certain real
estateis to be sold and the following lega-
cies paid out Of the proceeds: American
Home Missionary Society, sl0,0 900; Ameri-
can Board of Commissioners Of Foreign
Missions, $4,000 American Tract So
ciety, $4,000; and to the American Bible
Society the remainder and residue of all
such moneys. He leaves $4,000 to be in
vested for the benefit Of Elects P.:Moore,
and at her death the principal to be di-
vided between the American Bible and the
American Tract Societies. The residuary,
either through being overlooked or from
non-acoeptance of legacies, or whatever
other cause, goes to the American Bible So
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