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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12
Radical Mendacity.

hauicsi Ahenuscity.
- "o''ee""ie 'e"'ureih IN inc news
sl'Ps "nu ''"''"'"c'ure's o' Puo"e "P'"'on
!" 'ne Nortn 10 winch we nave a''nded
"ereo''ore. We "'ea" 'ne persistent ms
representation ana eNaegeration OF occur
rehces uanePu'ng IN tne southern S'a'es
s'"ce '"c Mur e'oSeu' 'ne h"'ca' parry
""S ote" ".s'''nu'Ateu wi'"''he "ea 'hat the
'.''""s se', ,'''""''eeo
""" e'e'S sr'''e W uis''ue' "'s zee" se'ASo
upon. "y e"''o's ""' e'Fresl''noen's 10 ere>
we '"e ''"P'essrn '"as n"'reu ana maig-
""'' ''e'i"Bs 'ioi' "'ee"'e"ey ]" 'he minus
u our fe"i"e's o'"ee '"e oo"'n "aS nee"
."e "'eo"S''"et'o" n''s =" S'nR'e.s' '"e
''"".e"' F"pe ""'t o''y no" ""' .h'h
''i""''es'eo '''s "'St'os'''''' 70 Ih'n. ~ gov
'"s e"'"'S' Wv" ""r'.''e "a'e o' ""n'rs an'
''e "SSu'"e" "'s'","is ''e i"e N""'e'e'
rates. D"t th"iT SINKING fortunes demand
retorn TO the Narrowing N ihe nhre OF
falls hood nnd misr"rr"seniaho Hence.
We have lately observed Foi ney's Chronicle
drscnnting at length uron a "rehel out
rage T" in AialaInn. Hon. Richard Busteed,
II. s. District Judge was assaulted in Mo.
hile a few weeks since by one Martin. Dis
trict Attorney Of the sauna Court ,Judpe
Rusteed ia n lov.l man and wclI tnovp for
~. d.yo,ion 20 ,,,a Irn;on orJ,La chron.
al. 80. .. .,,oa .,-,o.
-, ~, t,,. r,,s,
49,, ..
-,
"''""' W." 80 ''" ."",''' ""o"" NC '"'
"e"" ""''s ''r'''"'se VI '"e s'''''', WI" ""s per
J"se" h''h'e" w "eSel''ns once uh"er 'hs
present. governments me d'hcuity arose
because OF an ind'c'ment aS"lnSt mat indl-
ridn"l for HE moral tnrpitud". Bnt Forney
instantly recognizes him as one of thse
terrible rebels, who initiate Bsnquos
ghost, aud will not down ut the bid
ding of loyal masters This is one in
stance, and We give another. General
Butler, OF spoon notoricty, visited Richmond
tho other day, on mission 10 the loyal-negro-
city, and whi'c there received a challenge
from one Gen. White. As Butler has dono in
ovcry instance where personal bravery is re-
quired, lie packed up and left for Washington,
leaving his enemy to wonder at tho cool i'm.
pudencc with which he responded to the mes
sage. Without waiting to learn tho antscs-
dents of Gen. White, who is q member of the
Convention. and doubtless having in mind the
famous Virginia guerrilla of that name, the
Now York Tribune incont!ncnty dooms the
whole raco of rebcldom for this startling
ortage. Fortunately for tho Radical party,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

A GOOD sort cf man was rec. nh, -,
20 s"o'cr'oe to chandelier f,r church, -
Now" said he" what's the nse Of ch,,
oe'Nf' After you get i you cast get apv
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

No.n built his ark with gopher wood
but how Tar he had to 60 for wood 10
euil ] W ,th. the Scriptures do no. In form Z.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

A LITERARY nan, scjouruing at the wate
side, called at the circulating library for
:" "Goldsmiths Greece" The lad in ac.end-
aAce replied: I've do not keep IT: you
will fiud il nj the jewelers., next dpor."
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

DEArn-Ws have never read snv,h;,,
more beautiful than the following from Tia
pen OF Geo. d. Prentice:
mere Is but breath Of air and . boat
OF the heart hetwixt this world and ,bs
next And In the brief interval Of painfai
and awful suspense. while wa feel ,h.,
dea' p z present with us. that we are now.
er'es pd he aiI-Poweriul. and the f.in.
puiSatson here is but a prsluie Of .ndlss.
HE hereafter "" feel In the midst Of IN.
summing calamity about to befal On. ths.
me earth has n" eompsnsating good q mil.
'sa'e the severity of our loss. But tbera I.
no sr,fi without some beni6oen. provision,
10 'oten its int.asenes.. When tba onod
a"d lovely di' the memory Of their GOOD
dee"s Ike = = in"onheams on the s,o,,,,,
sea. lights ~ ,iIr drkenea heart, All
'ends 10 the surrounding gloom a b eau,v .o
sad. SO swei, that We would not - ~.
could disPei the darkness hat epyiron. :,
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-02-12

"nos TO DIsrRrsr.- Distrust those who
i"Se you extremely upon "a vcry. sIfvbt az.
g'ant"nce' and without amy visible reason
DC upon your guard. too, against those who
confess, as their weaknesses, all IN. e.,,:n.I
virtues. : "Si
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01
Thorough Cultivation.

Mr.. EDIToR In the San Francisco Bulletin of
January 4th, 1865, will be found an instructive arti-
Gle taken from the 3 Monthly Report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington entitled Ruin
Gus Wheat Culture-a Warning TO California Farm
ers,'' with some good remarks by the Editor. He
says g The article lin the report) is replete with in
terest to our wheat growers We may add that 1t
is equally so TO our sugar planters. We can by i'm
perfect and improvident cultivation wear out our
virgin soil. now so rich and productive, or We can,
by thorough and proper cultivation, preserve its
strength and productiveness for long years TO come.
We can keep up the quantity of our production, the
richness of our soil, and greatly Diminish the area of
our cultivated land, or we can run over n large
breadth with imperfect tillage and diminishing pro-
ducfion. The Editor says LESS than ten years
since it was the generality, and not the exception,
that wheat averaged in most sections of the State
fully forty bushels per acre, whilst instances were
not uncommon of from sixty to eighty bushels being
produced in favored localities. At the present time
the average product Of wheat throughout the State is
about twenty bushels, or fully fifty per cent. less.
The causes that have produced this are the same that
have been active in Ohio, Illinois and other Western
States. Our farmers have done more scratching than
plowiug-for stirring the soil three or four inches deep
is not plowing.''
But | cannot enlarge. The article is not long, and
rs much of it is as applicable to the growing of cane
as 10 that of wheat, and as the subject is SO important
TO our agricultural and national prosperity, l hope
you will reproduce it entire. Yours,
AcpYcora
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDA Y. FEBRUARY /.
FOR
HONOLULU. OAHU. is6s
ELECTION, MONDAY, FEB. s, 1868
w. AUSTIN. (Aukinn-)
A. r. JUDD. (AInpaki.)
=. i. KALAMA.

y The election takes place on Monday next,
At the Court House, commencing at s 4. NJ, and
closing at 8 p. N.
- Al Hawaiian subjects who have paid their
taxes with certain qualifications and who have
enrolled their names on the register, can vote.
yet ON the register, and who have complied with
the law. can have them inserted by calling at the
Tax Collectors office to-day, from . a. II. till 3 P. n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

ELECTION RETURNS We would request the officer
of elections throughout the islands to send us correc
reports of the elections in their districts, giving tn,
number of votes cast for each candidate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

y February this year has fire Saturdays, tn
month beginning and ending ON that day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

TROUBLE WITH CooLIEs.-By the arrival last even
of the Odd Fsiiop from Hilo, we hear that a dis
occurred among tine coolies on the Paukaa
resulting in the dangerous w~ounding of
an overseer. The particulars we have not learned.
A number of the coolies who had hand in the affair
have been brought to Honolulu by the schooner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

ANOTHER WHALER.-The schooner Emeiine, long
engaged in the Kona and Kau trade, has been sold
to Messrs. James Dawson and o. J. Harris, who will
fit her for sperm whaling to cruise among the CALI
pages Islands. The price paid for the vessel is about
$4,000. For the contemplated service, she is well
adapted, having spacious deck room, and a large hold.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-01

AccIDENT.-Dr. W. NJ. Reber, assistant surgeon of
the U. S. ship Ldcko1anna, met an accident while
riding ON Saturday last. His horse fell, and crushed
foot above and below the ANGLE, causing a tract
nre which may prove very serious. He is under the
of Drs. Kennedy and Mc'Grew.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29

Mutter suridfebren mS9en> relde bic
8Iber pte cer @ater (eufa515) ieinen
serlprenenSpbn, nit Greuoen aufnimmt
uno ibnen ale tbre 9eitli9en Sddse
mterer Sfnet.
Der&ir9entaun - ppbl cine entleg>
lide Strafe! SD CLAUDE ntdt lieter
2eier cab Semano unter Gu6 je >re9et1
9rpber @erbre6en auf ipl6e Weiie ben,
2etbe unb Der Seele na6 Don per &ir6e
loute 9etrennt >perpen mu0en. Serpd
-la6et es Gu6 ntdt 9enu9 iein nur
iol6e Gerbreden gu Serlneiren, lpneern
fiebet ior9fdlti9 au@ jece ancere i6were
Since roour6 ibr rpeni9fens 9eiitli9
tpcte 0lieeer Der &irde merren ,piirz
bet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29
9as beili9e mefppfer.
Der pttesbien f.
(Gprt1ebung:)

8rancppfer um bur9 teren Darz
bringing @ptt ais ben pberi riten Gt9en>
tbumsberrn Don MQem auf Grcen an,,t-
erfennen, uno bic llnterpiirf9feit ben
0ebtrlam uno ben Danf 9e9en ibn an
ben Sag su le9en, SSriecppfer UNI spn
0ptt Slid unpSe9en unc 1eine6reuno>
19aft ;u erlan9en renn raS besei6nete
Der Ssraelit nit rem @prt: uTriece." "
SIbnppfer Inn Don 0ptt Gereibuno
cer SQncen Gnace unoSarmter;isfeit
gu erlan9en,
QScnn cer s}6raelit ccm i6 @ptt
unsweipeuti9 unp su ptecerbolten Maz
len 9epfenbaret batte> rem bic 8erbeibz
un9 res Wieliia5 su Ibeil eepprben
war, i'm fefen0lauben an ben yerbeibez
nen Meifas, tut uneridiitterliden Ser
trauen auf feline Grl6lun9 uno in nab
rem 8ueseiit bic BON 0ott ielbit sor9ez
19riebenen Subnppfer narbra6ten: 10
er>parben fe tbm aQercin9S Die 8eEet<
bung fetner Sincen unp bic Na9laiz
flung letner Sdulp unp Strafe il, 9lnz
iebun9 uno auf 0runp Der na6folsenz
ren mirflt9en Grl1iun9 pur9 Seium
Gbrtitum uno feline unenpli9en Scr
pienite. 9(Qein in ZEN .5immel fonnte
rer Ssraeltt na9 1etneu Ipce bennp6
ni6t etn9eben> neil pa5 Spfer Gbriitt
am &reus np6 ntdt mirfli6 9etra6t
neil rer 6in1mel eur6 bic Siince nod
Serldlp0en tpar unp erf rur6 Gbril titus,
cur9 bic unencltden Geretenlte 1eineS
&reu;e5tpreS, 9e6fnet >rerce1t fpnnte.
Gr mubte baber 1T cer @prbSQe marten
auf bic slnfunft auf ote GrlSlun9 cur9
Seiltm Gbrii iituut bis tieler am &reu;e
itertenp 9eiprcaen: ~G5 1T sputradt|
T.. opier seiu Gbrifai. .-
limb entli9 fam er! Na9 Mer entz
lesli9 lansen Sabrtaulenben fam er,
na9pem taS Gleno unb ilFpfsfeit
ben bS9iteu @rap errei6t fam er. Gr,
auf ben bic 8Slfer 9ebpft na9 pem bic
@Slfer 9eieuf3t: u9bauet 5immel ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29
1teber ben &trbe,tbdnn pber
Grfpntnt11,tifaftpn.

Da Fb ber ii. @ater bemiibt9t iab>
tpeaen @erlesung pe5 pdpili9en Oette=
tes1 tpe9en Gtnsiebun9 scn &tr9enz uno
&lpiter<O OutertL >pesen lletertretun9 DON
ftrdli6en Ganonen BEN &tr9enbann tn
neuerer 3eit aus;uipre6en uno tl9 cie>
ler Sal in pielen antifirdli6en 3eiten
leidt pieoerbplen fSnnte> 70 9laubt man
es nidt fir nnswedmdst9 gu balten
ilter ben &ir6enbann ;u lprede1l nell
DE 8emanptniB es NIT remlelbe1
babe?
Der &tr6entann 1T e E
Aus 6 liebun9 bart d d t9er
6uuper aus Der Oemetn :
1daft Der 9te9tsidubtaen
) Ut d ben 9$apit pber Bic St=
ibDfe me9en srpber Gerbre<
6 en- bt6sur an9elpbten Se1z
erun9.-
Sepe meltli4e @eieQldaft bat ras
Re6t penn f6 Elm Wtit9lieo 9esen bic
aeaetenen Statuten rerfeblt unr letdt
pem Mcbl pcer 0eceiben rerielben 1daz
ben fInnte, ciele5 Mtt9liec aussui4lte<
een.-Sit cit, 0liec ces &1rper5 frant
,purce bic &ranfbeit pteles @ltepe5 au6
bic utrtaen Olteoer aniteden unc raz
curd ZEN Ipc reS &Hrpers berbeif fiibz
ren, 1r mub pieler She'll res SeiteS alb
oenpmmen merre1l >renn rteles Serfabz
rem AUDI npdip en,pfnclid unp i9mersz
baft rpdre.
Die Stride 1T cine 0eleQldaft reren
ldmmtlihe @lieper nad etnem unc ren1z
lelben 3iete> ndlnltd nad cer emiaen
Seliafeit tradten. 1emna6 milen
audi ale 0liecer rer Stride rur9 bic
ndmliden 0elinnun9en unp 0eiese
miteinancer sertunren icin. llebertritt
ein FOLDER 0l1ubi9er freYentli9 riele
auf ras e1rise Dell at;wedencen @elese
unp tleitt bic na6 @pridrtft Selu
Gbrilti (Mattb. 49, Is unp ce5 bell.
paulus C5it. 3, 1O) ;uerit at i'm 9e>
ridtete triicerlide3ure eiiun9 frudtz
lpS, - bat bic &ir6e raa&e9t ihn aus
ibrer 0eleuldaft aussul6lieben; fraf #
pes 8efebles Seiu Gbriitt: User rte
Stride ntdt bSrt BEN balte man flir Ell
men 6eicen unp Yutltfan" (Mattb. Is,
10.
slter ni9t ieoem Yriefer 1T es er<
lautt bartnadtse Siinper BON cer 0e>
mein16aft rer &edt9ldubtsen auSsuz
l1lieeen; irncern nur rerpapit UNI bic
8iidSfe iiben rieies idaucerbafte &mt
aus, uno in ibrem Namen Diejent9en
penen nieie @emalt ii, 9etpt0en GdQen
aufsetrasen miro:
Oiele CITRATE iiter ei,1en ba,tnadt9en
Suncer su &prtntb su serbdnsen, lab
f6 suerit senUtbi9t cer ii. 9(ppitel pauz
luS, uno letn @erbalten III rielen llmz
ltdncen bat ben fiinftt9en Bi195fen oer
Stride sur &i@ti4nur sepient. Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29
Qas Gc,piiie,t.

Das @emiHen 1T ein Sune,
Ger beult unb tellt gu jsbsr Stunb.
Gs 1T sin %oabn, ber immsr frabt;
Cine @lcfe, bic lautet fri'b unb Ipat;
Gin 6lue, Der intn,er rauidt unb lautt;
Giae Sraelpisiis, bic immer pfeift;
Gin Subrmana, ner idnalst cbn' unterlaB,
Gin @assn, rer fl,arrt auf leeem paB,
Gin Vuls, her INNER pr6t unb sebt,
8is srr @eri6t rer Siinter ltebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29
Mp. ~.

@eredten @plfen re9net ibn berab !"
er per ldn9lt @erbeibene Der betb grz
iebnte> fam unp nabm auf fd all unz
lere Siinrenldulp uno Strafe. Gr Lief
f6 fir unS serurtbeilen unp perpammen
gum idmdbli9en Sreu;estpo. Dprt
ant &reu;e ban9enr 1T namenlplen
S9meHen unb Sualen> Serla fen BON
0ptt unp BET @elt lei tete er per Sc
re9ti9feit 0pttes 0enu9tbuunG serrib
ben S6ulrbrtef uno rerlGbnte bic 9anse
Men19beit nit cem teleipi9ten Gater.
limb 1eitrem Gbril ltuS am &reuse ii6 &C.
ppfert unp rur9 riele6 Spfer pie 0elt
erlIlt lpQten ale rprdrifli9en Spfer
aufbDren unb es lpute nur nod Gin
Spfer, naS wabre> lSlenbe uno per1Hbz
nenpe oar9ebra6t weroen- Se{uS Gbrtz
itus, Der Spbn @ptteS.
Darum bat Selus Gbritu5 bieieS
Spfer einseieBt unb feline Darbrin9un9
ren Npofeln befpblen III ben @prten:
~Sbut DteleS ;1 neinen1 9lncenfen !"
Sa, gum tn1merwdbrencen e>ri9en &C.
pddtniB, rab Elm 0ptt fir feline Sc
idIpfe ant &reu3 9eblutet cab Elm betz
Tiger 0ptt aus uner9riincli9er 2tebe CUR
9efaQenen Mlenidbeit ais Mlietbater
am &reus 9eitprten cab Elm @ptt aus
unencli9emGrta fi@ lelbf 9eopfert
uno ;mar fir feline 8eleipt9er, fir feline
6eince uno &reu;i9er bat SeiuS ca5
betli9e Mebppfer ein9elest o.b. rie ltete
Grneuerun9 leines Spfer5 am &reuSc
an9epronet. Nber AUDI ra5u batter ros
beili9e Mebppfcr ein9elest, ramit uns,
incem mir cemlelben nit &eue unc 2eip
iber uniere Slnpen, nit Gbrfur6t unp
Nnca6t, nit Qiebe uno Danf beippbz
men, rie 6rii6te telelben 3u Tbeil merz
ren> pan1it mir bic 0naeen in Gmpfan1
nebmen bic pom &reu; pom Oetreu;iaz
ten aus ietnem 9e1ffneten 9ersen auf
uns berabi itrDmen. 8etn1 leBten Mbenc<
mablc> ais SeluS NIT leinen Siin9ern
ra5 Siterlamm aB, nabn er 8rcn, hpb
ben 8lid gen 5immeL 1e9nete caIelte
bra9 e6> CAB es ietnen Siinsern uno
ipra9: vNebmet bin unb eiet bas 1T
m Elm 2ett> Der fiireu9 btnz
9e9eben wtrtW Gben 10 nabm er
ben &el9, tanfte CAB ibnen tenielten
unp ipra9: uGrinfet 9lQe raraus! Das
1T mein 8lut baS 9 Tut beS nelz
en- unb ew t9en 9unoes> bas
+ lit eu6 unb fir Gtele Yerz
8 9o11en wirp CUR @ersebune
Ser Sunben; tbuet bie1es,I
m E inem Nnbenfen" unp DaS
tbaten bic 9lppltel. lleberau, tpp lie bus
Gpanselium preci9ten 100 fe eldubise
Seelen fancen, tauften fe bie1elten>
iammelten fie UNI ii6, bileeten 6rifli9e
@emeincen unb fiibrten bic Gtiftun9
teS 9errn beim lesten Mtenbmable Elm.
Gprtlesuns folst)
- Ser @eiie iaat nt6t, mas ct
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ct. Nanl, @tinneiota, Samita9 ben 29 Mu9uft 1868.

III. Yaulus eibt ben @ldubisen su So
ri,,tb @erpeile rariber cab ite tbn in
tbren Ser lcmulun9en rulceten; er be-
feblt Jpn BON enlelben aussul9ltesen
unp ais etnen Gerbannten 81 betra9tcn
Q &printb. 5, 2-3).
Der &trdenbann bic Grfpmmunifaz
ttrn 1T allp 9letdiam cine @erwet flung
ms Gleno; uno jene bic in ptele Straz
fe yerfauen, fino uniern Stamme E l.
tern lbnli9, bic pe9en rer Siinpe aus
rem parabteie sertrieben wurben; eS
oebt tbnen pie benz q 1plpn, Der
ipeaen pe5 at 1etnem 8rucer Mmmpn
be9an9enen MprceS III Elm anoereS9anb
fpb, enplt6 3par na6 Serul lalem ;uz
riidfommen purfte, jebp9 Spn oem paz
la tie ces &5nt96 nod cine 3eit lang
auseeldlp0en blieb. Grlab ;meiSabre
lang raS aln9eii6t Oaoips, 1eines @az
terS,nt9t uno es par tbm fpl9lt9 ntdt
erlautt NIT let,,en 8rlcern an per fDz
ni9li1en Iafel gu ipeiien GI. &6n. H.
18). Splde re9tmdbi9 erfpmmunicirte
SInner baben ale ibre 9lniprIde auf
bic eeifli6en Sitter Selu Gbriitt unb
lein's iittlt6en 2etbe6 perlpreu ; iie ciirz
fen uulern 9riitliden gerlammlun9en
ntdt teippbnen uno f1nnen AUDI an
unlern &irdenlddsen ntdt She'll nebz
men; bic STRIDE febt fie ais Tccte an
al6 0lieoer ab9elpnpert pom 2eibe, nit
pem iie feline 0emetnldaft uebr babe,1
unc celen Gtnlue fe nt9t weiter mebr
oenteben> weebalb iie AUDI ras llrtbeil
peS eetitli9en Bannes curd trauersolz
len 0lpdentpn pertiineen ldet. Sie
baben 0ptt ntdt mebr gum Gater bic
Stride nidt mebr gut Mutter bic Gbriz
iten nidt mebr gu Bricern> Selum Gbrt<
itum nt6t mebr ;u ibrem Grl6ler. &ein
@ldubiser betet >peiter mebr fir lie. -
Sa! cieier 8ann miro man9mal 1psar
bis aui renllm9an9 III tiir9erliden Sc
lddften aussecebnt ip cae es, >pie rer
bl.Yaulus su tel1 &printbern (1. 5, I'D
ldreibt ntdt einmal erlaubt it, NIT eiz
nem iplden gu e7en. Man rarf pbne
Nptb nidt nebr NIT tbm recen auber
in Der frpmmen Mtfdt ite ;ur 8ube gu
erlnabnen; unp cteB N1es 10 lan9e, bis
iie NIT sertniri6tem 5er;en tbren Gebler
befennen unp Der STRIDE auf'S 9feue @e<
bprlam an9elpben.
Damn treten iie pterer III tbre spriz
gen Redte surid renn pbnebtn muir
bS6it unserne peri fdbrt pie&ir9e mandz
n,al 10 bart NIT ibren &tneern uno ME
wiirre ite biele 3u6tt9un9 9ebrau9en,
wenn fte sur 5eiluns cerielten ni9t
nptbwenct9 mare.
Wett entfernt pom @eite ter 9tade,
bic itd an frempen Gbrdnen ersHst
punl6t bic Stride BET nptb9ebrun9ener
@nwenpun9 bieier tei9amencen Strafe
nidt mebr ais rab ipl9e Sancer III li9
seben iiber bic 0efabr ibrer Seelen er<
l4reden unp NIT 1brdnen i'm 9luse, nit
&eue int 5ersen su rteier liebrei@en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29
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tbut aber er tbut nidta, was er nidt
la9en tann.
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1er atanderer.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-06
BY James M. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office S2l Main street,
tbraa doors below Spotswood Hotel.

H,RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE, IN THE ClI1 o Is
n deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
John Clash and Hannah, his wife, bearing
date 4th day of April, 1861, duly recorded IN
the Richmond Hastings Court, shall, IN exc
cution thereof, at the request, in writing, OF
the benefciaries in said deed, proceed to sell
at public auction, on the premises, on = 81 .
DAY. 9Th March, 1858, at o'clock r. W.,
fair: if not, the first fair day thereafter sun
day excepted the real estaae a co ny
of land situate, lying, and being In the CITY OF
Richmond Gt being the same properly W1lca
was conveyed to the said John CLASH oy 1usI
S. Rust and Elvira j. Rust, MS Wlle, py tne a!
deed. dated the oath day of April In Inc year
1870. and of record in the Clerks office OF Inc
Hustings Court of the city OF hicnmonol
hounded as follows-to wit, beginning at ING
line of Mary Ann Evans, on the BROOK roao'
fftveipht feet from the north line OF q Ten,
fool alIey ; thence on the western side OF sal9
rood north ten degrees west one hundred anu
twenty two feet; thence on SAID oIeoos nns
south thirty degrees west one nunofeo anu
eioht feet to an alley ten feet wide, usually
called Graharn's alley; thence along the west
ern margin of said alley south thirty -one De.
prees east one hundred and twenty nine 1eet
and six inches to said Mary Ann Evans's COT
ner. on the aforesaid ten-foot alley, usually
called Grahams alley; and thence on his line
north thirty-two degrees east sixty-two feet,
to the beginning.
Upon the ye-described property there is
a good store, dwelling, and other buildings,
and is the same property on which the SAID
Clash resides.
TERMS One third cash, and the remainder
in two equal payments at and IL months, Tor
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed, with
interest from day of sale.
GEORGE M. DREWRY, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR Son,
Auctioneers. 1e 20
The above sale is postponed, by the order Of
General Schofeld, until TUESDAY the 18th
day of March, 1855, at the same hour.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
NH Cit Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-06
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
T1RUSTEES SALE OF VERY VAIL

TNRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, AT THE CORNER OF
FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST AL.
LEY.-By virtue of a deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by W. S. Deupree and +. II.
Stokes, bearing date 4th of February, 1867,
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court,
shall, in execution thereof, at the request OF
the beneficiary named in said deed, proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY the Goth of March, 1858, at O'Clock
P NJ. If fair If not, the first fair day there
after Sunday excepted), the real estate con.
viewed BY the said deed-viZ., That certain lot
at the corner of Franklin street and Locust
alley, fronting so feet on the east side OF Lo-
Gust alley, running back 1914 feet to an alley
eight feet wide, on which there stands two
large brick dwelling houses and other build.
ings, now used RS hotel.
TERMS Enough in cash to defray expenses
of sale and to pay off and discharge note for
S., 567 so, with interest from 4th of April, 1850
and as to any residue of the proceeds OF sale,
on such terms as may be announced at the
hour of sale. The taxes and insurance for
1858 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH w. GODD1N, Irustee.
P. Sat the request of the creditor secured
by the above trust deed, we are authorized tc
sgy that he will receive one. fourth cash bal
ance at two, four, and six months-in lieu OF
mas 0 W. GODDIN.