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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
a. R6rperli@e Gr5iebune-
Bi&tis{eit Der tSrperli@r
Gr3iebuns.
esnalidbe Bilsunss ssmitt<l fir lsn Rsrper.
NnIeituns iurS SeItfbilb,,ns.
CHnrffrh1,no.

NnIettun9 jutSSesoFollenne'
[8ortitsuns.]
Wlan ,eiee baber ben &inoen BET
@eleoenbeit in etn3elnen Betfpielen> be-
lonpers In lol1en bic li9 Dor hens|u<
aen per Rinper ereianen, ,pie leidt rer
Men19 1ein t1rperli@es Bobl ;erfSren
fDnne, tpelhe trauri9e Gcl9en bic un<
aufmertiamfeit unp per Maneel an
Gprf6t na9 G6 sttberL >pie idredli@
Der Menl9 pft ben 2eidtiInn elmer etnz
,iaen Stunce bueen mlne ME tb6@
ri9t es iei, Elm aueenblidlides Ser
anlaen nit jabrelan9en 2eipen gu er>
faufen, tpie npthpenpis es lei ni@t blob
an bic ndGtten, lonoern aud an bic
entferntelten Gpl9en ;u oenten> neil,
penn Die 3erriittxn9 aud ntdt fc9letd
auf per Steue fpl9t ppa oft febr trau<
rise Golsen laneiam na6tpmmen. Die
An1@auuns einselner beionperer Gdlle
pire weit ,rirtl lamer iein, ais aQ9emeine
nod 70 sriinnli9 tarsefellte @rmab<
nun9en.
Wian morne ppr bem jusencli@en
&et9tfnne> rer teine @efabr beadtet, u.
Dor bem Mutbwiuen, BET pieielbe foear
tcltlbn berpprruft. Man made bic
Su9enb NIT ben nptbwenpietnSorIdts@
uabreeeln betannt, ME fe !. 3. NIT
Mafen unp S@iebeemebren um9eben,
mie iie fi@ bel einem 0t1pitter, na4
ftarter Grbisuns pber GrtdItuna bel
pem Gintritte in Srte 100 rie Quft itbr
Yerpprben it, Observation-Disclosures. {.
~. benebmen iuu. @or,d9li& semdt'
ne man pielelbe an @eiifes9e9enmart
unp 8elonnenbeit b.i neutrality-suspicious.
Gduen. @eioessesentpart uno Belpns
nenbeit miro f6 beim Meniden INN 70
let9ter unp in nefp gr6eerem@raoe fn*
pen il tpeniser ibm bic 0efabr gang
fremp unp unbetannt If. Derieni<
8e, Der bfter in fol9en Eager, 9eueitt
H. weib f@ lei@ter 3u faNen, ale
oerjenise cer ME in benielben spar /;
baber mus man iid SITTER lebbaft i'm
@Hite in bic @efabr perlesen, menn
man ben 4ppf ntdt serlieren 1pQ, TN
Nau fie lrirtlib eintritt.
Das Grjdblen poerSeidreiben FOLDER
Qaaen unp Grei9nii1e, pas gerleseu
mittelf. Der Ybantafie in btreleiden
u,1ali9e Gdue, wirp febr ,pedmdbiS
une pon Srpbem Nuben fir Die Sueenp
{etn. ~ y n.L1.I =. /. u.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

:Sn paris ,purte Elm 7Ojdbriaer
Wann (iber einem Diebfabl erlpildt.
Der pelisetmann iaet;u tbm: Aber
pie un9lddli9 feb Sbr ii Gurem Alter
tpe9en 1ol@en @erbre@ens perbaftet III
perben. .
@laub,n fe BAG ni@t ermiebrte, Der
alte Sdnoer i'd bin nidt iebr lln9lud<
lid, oenn menn man so Sabre lana
9etoblen bat uuo ni@t erpif9t ,porpen
1T, eorf man ni9t pom lln9llde ipre>
@en menn man einmal eefanoen
miro 49, (
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@imneiota strake, 3mii@en 3. nmb A.
80. 2S.

@utS Serbetratbete 2tute.
Man betradtet es 9epSbnli9 ais einen
be,nerfensmertben llmf ftanp> penn eiu
Mann poer eine Grau gum prittenMal
beiratbet; in alten 3eiten >piirbe man
ni@t riel caspn 9ebalteu baben. Der
bl. 9ieronymus ipri9t ppn elmer @itt<
we> bic ibren 3,reiune3wanSiaaenMlann
btirotbete> ber ieinerleits an sweiunp>
;pansi9 Deiber perbeiratbet war- aez
wib tin erfabrenes Yaar. Cine ..SSrau,
Namens Gi(abetba Ma(i bic 1863 ,x
Glcrena itarb> naar sasts ftten Wdnner
rerbeiratbet bic iie ale iiberlebte. 2ls
iie auf ibrem Ippbette bic auten unb
fdwa@en Seiten zines jeben ibrerMdn<
ner in'sl@eoddtnie suradseruf fen unb
fie pprurtbeilsfret cr,pp9en batte> lpnz
brte fie ibren fiinften @atten ale ben
@anflins aus unb perlanote> man
mH9te ibre ueberrefe neben ben feint>
gen CUR Gree brinsen. Sn 1884 tart
Elm Splbat per 5Weiber bate; uno Itt<
ne Wittpe> bic jebt i'm ncun3t9iten Sab>
re >par, wcinte iiber bem @robc ibres
pterten Mannes. Wan ,petb BON ei>
mem 6errn ber pier Weiber beiratttte
unb t15Sabre alt tpare. 9(lS er aarb,
btnterlieb er % &inber ami 2eben unp
eelunp> poscn eini9e 70 bis 80 Sabrt
alt waren, Sn 1772 tarb ein Ser
81: Borbeaur oer ie@3ebnmal perbeiras
tibet mar. SIM Sult pe6 Sabres 1868
lebte Elm paar ~ G0er, bas 81 SABRE
perbeiratbet rar !; Der Mann war 1O5
unb BE Trau 103 SABRE alt. 9n 1772
tpurpe in Der 81. Clements Stride III
Danes cine 85jdbri9t Gran an
ibren it6sten Wann oerbeiratbet. Il.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

-GreiwiQises @eadnbnib. Mann:
Nun nun, @retden! id Mill DID ia
ni@t bur6 Biperlprud rei3eu, ereiftre
bid nur ni6t 70, i'd peib ia bod, pab
i4 Elm fanftes @eib@eno babe 6rau:
Bas, bu Ginfaltspiniel> ben I-l BAIT
bu !? @ esr= .. j ..,g y l.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

ne Mue inlenpuneen, @orreipp1z
penaen> Mittbeilunsen @ei@aftsbriefe,
Befeuuneen @elpienbuneen Mn3etsen
unb bal. ppllen unter fpl9enoer Morel1e
aenadt perpen /: S. q, S4r6oer u. So,
ppftbpr 113 ct. pauL Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

Gin loyaler Mann.-9 93u,
.S@dpte baff DuDeine1 Srol@en f&un'
berjejebtn 3l1 bem Dentmal, pae fit ben
'fl1gen xo1,19 aus Stein jebauen tpfrb? ?
Ne I'd ipare. @enn aber ,.n1er al
lerlndot9fer jebt rejierenter 26nia eet,<
mat .aus1ebauen mirb j.b ID eenen jansetl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02

oas SermSsen 3u ertennen> su flblen
gu mcuen. 8pn bieier [jwor ni@t
nctbwenpi9en aber bpd btquemen] Gin
tbeilun9 miro AUDI cer na9febenpelln<
terrf@t iiber bic 8ilpun9 ber@eitssperz
mS9en imMeniden poer iiber DieBilun9
oer Seele aue8eben, nobel jebo@ nidt
Yer9ei1en percen oarf pab man li9 tel
neNnla9e> tein8ermbsen II, berDirtli9<
feit al6 setrennt BON ben lbri9en bsnfen,
poer auf bic NuSbilpune reG.lbea pbne
&adf@t auf bic anperen binarbeiten
,nUNe. a.4... s..... ...
l. Bib un9 tesGrttnnr
nteSerm Iaen6.
/ 1lmfane unb Widtig'eit.
g.rmtttelf bes GrfenntniepermS9ens
fam BET Meni9 Sinnli9cS unb lleber<
finnliaea nnp fi9 ielbt pabrnebmen>
Fl fam it@ bterppn 0priteuunsen ma
den uno fann bierpon gu &enntrif
fen selan9en. Snipfern pieies @ermS<
gen init Dem Mnldaubaren. nit
pew Sinnli@en f9 beidafti9t, tptro
es cos n te B E rt>tnlpfern ober cer@eitt
In bem &reiie pes bSberen Grfennens,
peS 0bttli6en fi9 be,pe9t, tpiro es bas
b.6 ere sernilnf ftt9e { G!fenntz
nibperm6sen 8enannt. ~.
I'm fib ron iinnli9en @esenitanpen
Renntniie su veri@afen peroen fe
BON ben@innen (our9 ba6Nn11ouunss<
permSeen) wabr9enpmmen unp betra@tet;
fie tperpen mittelf ter Gtnbilcunostraft
3u Gorit iteuun9en erbpben mittelft Der
Spra9e beaetdnet unp mittelft pesWer<
fanoes ju Seertffen suiammeneefabt
uno 9eprpnet. :.
llm bos ueberfinnli1e 3u pernebmen,
ta3u If pem Men19en ppn @ott bic
8e = |, IN # 3uIbeil 9e>porben. Sidif
elei6lam eos b1dfe Grfennen> rae
oeiitise Nuse ree Menlden> ,ppmit pas
G,pioe> @Sttltde pernpmmen pirp. Die
8ernunft brinet oas Srpi{4e NIT bem
ueberirpilten oas 3eitltde NIT bem
Gwisen inllebereinflmmunA Yernimmt
bic WabrbeiL bic Gtimme @ottes unp
ltbrt pana@ leben unD i9rtibt allen
iibrieen Denfen une Gorl1en bic 0ez
5ebe ppr. Sie bepa1f po3u feines@runz
bee aueer ibr ibre Grtenntnie 1T eine
unmihelbare, aufibre 0ereini9une nit
@ptt 9e9riinre1e. aaa @a@@
Da aber bic Siinbe ben Menl lden
rpn @ptt setrennt bat unp nod tre,nt
10 1T nar, baB bic @ernunft bur9 biefe
Trennuna in Der 0ueQe ibrsr Grfennt>
mig setriibt unp BEN Srrtbum ,,nter>
pcrfen 1T. - Die Sfenbarun9 aber it,
IS, bic fie pieber gum Betpubtlein per in
fie, 9tleeten Babrbrtt lnb biermit 3ur
Dieberperfinieuro nit @ptt brinat uno.
erbebt. Snlufern f6nnte man bic @er<
nunft aud Die &raft uennen, lppmit
per Men(9 bic pom i@p1t 9eofsnbartenI |
Babrheitsu pufnimmt unp ertennt. |
r -73s a7n 5(Bsrfttaas fsIstD !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-05-02
&pn Der &eibe in bas &ta!.
Gin Di@ter bur9 Bit 3sies iss.
6p& iiber ,tm bic Qer&e fog.

wv OtH>k> H~>s3 Wv FS"SS OvO'
6p@ ubtr ,bm bic Qer&e fog.
,,sDas miQ bein punberba1es 2iee,
Das sur& bic bsbsn Qafte aiebt"
Das 8Seleiu bSrt' nitt feline Grase;
Gs fang in, 2i&t' !-Balb Hang, mic alass
Grin Qiet, fp banee unb 10 Iei1',
Balb, pie @sbst, - psb' unb beib;
Balb Rises empsr. nit frommer Dan5,
Balb peimmeb atbmenb, liebstrant
@anfs bau@enb wieber tisffsnS9msrl
Als ~eine >rin Elm Nsnf&snbsr3.
Gr tanb pebl Ianse ba anb laui9ts
Or pei>sler@t > fernt saui@ts
Der perbfaurm bur& bic bafern 30rsn,
@lsi& &eplsbarftn ansubSrsn;
rlnt INNER naber spe sas @ranlsa,
tlnbsimli@, haelidb, als cb @rauitn
Des Ishss bebe bur@ biz Quft!
Die &pnns f&panb ;-unb fsu@ter Duff
8erhiRerte sen lesttn S&ein, ...
Den ge ms 1bal nod werf blnsin.
Cit 9sr@e aber ansfli& bars a
i'm Ytsple tW no plap uno tar0.
@ei&ast ssn eriiner 8elienpanb
Hc9 blib'ne sin ein3ie 6eib&er aaub,
9br lanf,ss Qisb, bas nun perllanstn,
Das lests mar has fe sefunsen.
Gin fi6sr Eraum sun Qieb' unb 2uf
Dur9,os nod einmal ibre 8ruf,
Gb. has Derfumuen 0e un,Fns,
Drin Qen3 uab 2tebs untersins.
Drum tlassns, betsns bimmelrGr,s,
germi(4t NIT Danf ben tisfIsn S&msrl
Mubt Rsrbtns Fe nod sinmal fnssn
9m 2i&te auf ben maben odpineen.
Gt'fe pom ptimptb ltsSel'ans ' 2
81 9ssesabnuas nteserlaat.' To ge'>
...: ....,ra ,,(Qebspn =. ;. ~
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et. Naul, s>tnmefota, eamfa8 ben 2. Neai 1876
Man@er 1onlt 1tbr neritdnbi9e Mann

Man@er ionlt itbr oerfdnbi9e Mann
wirce BET elmer ein9etretenen Geuersz
brunf, bel ei1em Mnfaue pom &duberu
u. bsl. bic 0eifeasteenwart ni@t 70
ltidt unb 10 eans yerlieren penn tr
n9 pprber in bicle Sage eepadt unp
NIT perlelben befannt 9enladt bdtte.-
Man er3dble AUDI 3umeilen Der Susene
pte f1 Mnbere BET cer9lei9en @efabs
rem benpmmen baben, lal1e fie ibr llr@
tbeil >aruber abseben uno iude fe auf
biele Mrt fir abnli@t TaQe cpranbereis
ten. -.J ''5-.......
Cullen ater pielt Belebrungen ben
erwlni9tn Grfol9 baben. - mub ib<
nen bic @er6bnun9 CUR Seite 9eten
unp tinpli@e @ptteafur@t gum 0runoe
lieeen. ST btr Suseno bic &ein>
li@feit, fri@9e 2utt sere9elte &raft>
Meuberune gum 8erurfniife se,porpen !;
treie fe ibre @lieoer mit@emonctbeit ~
sebrau9en, unp 1T fie ee1p1bnt aberau
NIT @eitessesenwarlBe lBeiunnenbeit unb
gorii@t 3u nerfabren, 10 fann fie wpbl
nidt anpers ale ben feit9eleBten We9
eeben. - Dirp bic Grbaltuns oes
3etens UNI Der @elunbbeit na@ ben
@or.en ce5slpotels: u,pifet ibr ni@t,
eab cure 9citer Iempel ees bl. Settles
finp, uno roB ibr nidt euh Ielbit at,oes
bBrt.Wi mSsen leben pper iterben> 10 flnb
mir css3errn. II Cor, 6, Is. .&6m.14,7
als cine eieene u.itrense pFidt BON Der
Su9enp betra9tet, tann eri9einen BE
sesebenen Sebren in einem gang anbern
Qi9te. @el9e Gerantwprtun9 3iebt
ponn nidt perjent9e f@ ,u, Der ittnt
Rrdf1e unp Talente 3wsdlos pereeucet
fetnQeben abtur;t antatt ben liebenpuen
Nbfdten per etpi9e1 @eisbett au ent>
lpre@en fid uno 9lneert iur Qaf
faut unp Melei9t in ter Sl{itbe
Der SABRE alS unniiBer Rnedt, ia
ale 8eri4menber ber ibm anpertrauten
Otter Dor fttnemNt9ter erfaeinen mub,
lleberbaupt tperre paa jesise 2sten im<
mer in leiner pelen 8ereutnng, in iti<,
ner Beicbuns aur Gwi9teit adfetfabt
als bic 3eit Der Muelaat, alS III, prl>
fungsz unb Norbereitunos< perlpte ju
ned 9(euplen, ME ii9 enpenben Senitits.
Gben pieier 0epanfe tpirc bic Ju8enD.
am mirtlamlten ppr bem iaautrli9fen
auer 8erbreden, spr pem Sslbfmprce
tenabren. %" 49,.
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Qeranseeber: ). 3. e@r0ber Il. So.
4aedagogis<hts.
Hutme1tbutta

Mnmenb,,na
DieftraAaeme einen 0rnnh1dSt.
A. Muf ben &brper unb B. auf ben @siit
bes Men11en.
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3. 6eiitiee Grsiebnns.
Ginteitune.

Benn !@on ber 4Srper bee Mfenl@en
70 piele 5orsfalt perbient, um mie Ytel
mebr mus eer 8ewpbner pefelben, oer
fir BIT Gwisfeit sefdafene Osift be-
a@tet wereen! Gr 1T tae Gbenbile
@uttes, uno i'm bilben beibt ibn fsintm
l1rbtlce 0p.t dbnli9 ma&en. DerUtiR
res Menldsn 1T Elm un3ertrsnnli@es
@anse it cine 6auptfraft, ,psl@e pir
une mad ben serldierenen Bttuneen,
morin f6 bieie .bauptfraft anfanpiSr
als perl@iebene 8erm68en eerten, ole.
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Jesse Cros5, Adm. &c. vs., Mary Miller ct. al.
TN this case it is alledged in the Bill that
defendants, Daniel Miller anu Thomas
Miller are non-residents Of the State Of Ten
nessee. 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks inthe Union
Flag, a paper published in Jonesboro' Ten
~nessee, notifying said defendants to appear on
the third Monday ia May next, before our
Chancery Court at the Court House in
Blouutville, and make defence to said Bill,
or tho same will be heard exparte. April
Rules 1868.
WILLIAM MULLRNNIX, G.. M.
RplTw4prsfeeS5
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Wallace WiIloughby ct. al. VS.. Leiper Will
!. .--- IL. Innnhhu ct nj ~

Wallace WiIloughby ct. al. VS.. Leiper Will
loughby ct. al. M
I'm this case it ia alledged IN the Bill that
IL defendants LeIper Willoughby, Francis
Willoughby, John 0rndorf and Mary Jane
Orndorf his wife, formerly Mary Willoughby;
children Of Andrew Willoughby deed and
Volney r.. WillUughby are non-residents Of
the State of TENNESSEE. It is ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union'Flag, q paper published
in JonesbOrough Tennessee, notifying SAID
defendants to appear on the third Monday in
May next, before our Chancery Court, at the
Court House in BIountvi.le, and make de-
fence to said Bill, or the same viii be heard
exparte. April Rules $685.
sai WILLIAM MULLENNIX, G. & N.
apl7w4prsfseS5
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Pribnto Of Respect.

Ma regular meeting of tina Baptist Church, In
JoO''bOrough, +, TsnV, APrllith, ls6s, IL was
RaOleeA lst. Since q has pleased Providence In his
wisdom 10 take from our midst our aged and beloved
brother Wilton Atkinsgns wONdo hereby express our
CAH'tian regard foe him asa brother in tho Church,
and our bereavement upon his removal from our so,
cSly and religious assoeiatlonss BRO. Atkinson was
born In N Carolina, wAa raised In Y. Tenn. and died
Ia JShesSoro' At the sage Of rs JsaRs was a Professor
Of religion Is years, and aetodas deacon in tho Church
for many years. Y 10 4 1ee aia93 Is SOFIA
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A Nav Book.

Tho National Publishing Company, No. 4l4s, West
South Street Cincinnati. Ohio, have In press and win
shortly issue the official History Of the War, by Hon.
Alexander II. STEPHENS. II is to DO a work Of CON
siderable magnitude. rhe Company A~dyer,isos IN an
0hcr column for agepls to obtain savscrlptions, and
present the rosait9f az labors Of some ab6ady en-
plOysd, which should " s%afioiout Encouragement to
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NOTICE.
John N. DOnely vs.. james KEGS.

A TTACHNBNT levied Oh d tract Of land
IN as the property of James KEGS, for a
debt due to John NJ. Doneny for thirty dol
lars, which has this day been returned before
me, John CrOsswhite, an acting Justice Of
the Peace in Cisil District No. I of Johnson
County Tennessee. The cause Of suing ont
said attachment as appears the said de-
PENDANT Kees is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee, in which said John NJ. Donel-
" has this The 9th day ofApril 1868 obtained
. conditional judgment against the said
James KEGS as d nonresident, for thirty dol
lars, and all cost Of suit. Said KEGS Is here
by notified to appear at my house on the
FIRST Monday in June next to show cause, II
any he has, why said judgment should rot
DO made final. Fail not.
Given under my Aend this the eth day OF
April 1868.
JOHN CRossWHTTE, Justice oil Peaco.
Observation-Disclosures.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tn nnnsnmntives.

The Rev. EDWARD A.. WILSON win send (frce Of
chargel to all who desire Il, the prescription with the
directions for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured of a lung Affection andithat dread
disease Consumption. His only ~objestis to benefit tho
afflicted and ha hopes every sufferer will try this pre-.
%scription, as Il will cost them nothing, aud may prove
u blessing. Please address v
M N'tEN' RBY.EDWARDA. WILSON.
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For Sale I
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In Chancery al Bonneville, Tenn,

Jabez Mitchell ct. al. vs.. Martha Lynch ct. al.
TN this case it is alledged in the bin that
defendants, Martha Lynch, Matilda Metts,
Susan A. Lynch, and Elizabeth Lynch are
non-residsnts of Tennessee. It Is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Union Flag, a paper printed in
the town Of Jonesboro' Tenn, notifying said
defendants to appear before onr Chancery
Court at the Court House in, Blountvile on
the third Monday in May next, and make de-
fence to said bill or the same will be set for
hearing exparte. April Rules 1862
~ WILLIAM MULLENNIX, G.. & N.
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THE UNION FLAG.
Ionesbor5', Tenn, May s, 1865
LOCAL ITEMS.
pistressing Casualty
,,vo NAN \ ms H0ReE KILLED by A
\ YouNu ~" FALLING rRERl

, .nvNTa MAN " HHih HVhH,f. hh -
\ ioVNu FAILING TREEI
--
s,,,I,y last during tho prevalence Of the ihuu'
on1"%a about 2 o'clock p. NJ Whilst Samuel NJ
s'' '",a h. SIN Of Mr. Edmund Price, living one
I[l's% ,.,h East Of Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church. IN
nno c,aa,y was riding along in the piece Of woods
lA'.,S o farms or widow Keebler aud Mr. Reef
on a visit to a n%elghber, = falling tree crushed
ha'O, nj, horse to the earth, killing them both M
"" ". yonng prizes was accompanied by Ned Jenk'
''""s I'D colored man, who barely escaped with his
ln' Az nrIer tree brushing him as he passed. it's
,.,.a. dispcnsatloa VI Providence, and tho family
' 'a5dcaly bereay6d, have tho sympathy Of the en-
humanity. Young Price will be Remembered
~. ,orrow and tears by many families whom no holp-
J, "rn Ms plow, and otherwise, during tho war~go-
Mani, as We loarn he did, helping those families
w.. hu.bands and sons were In tho arny-nor was
IN. hnnane work bestowed upon any particular par
In, 10 all ~alke-thus exhibiting a true Christian
n mnoath levels all things In his march,
Nousht Gun resist his mighty strength
nh, pnIace proud-triumphal arch,
Shall mets their shadows lengthj
Tia rich, tho p1or, one common bed
sbsl and IN the anhonour'd grave ny
,yhsrs weeds shall crown alikothe head
nr tyrant aud Of slave.h &c
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Terrible State of Affairs in Sullivan
County!
KU ELsy REBEL RoDnERs Al .w0ak B

$500 y AtDnINA0 Al.
Aa t--N.alNAA on IVA d
We have Il from men ofintegrity Jast from Sullivan
County, that Rebel outlaws arc carrying on nigh
handed game in our nelghbOrins County Of Sullivan.
Loyal mon OF that County are becoming alarmed at the
turn things have taken since the organization OF these
iswless Ku Klux bands. 1t was but a night or two
since that a party Of these despeadees went to tho
Residence OF Mr.. George W. Allison, the Post.master
at Union Depot h that eounls, at night, aud robbed
MS house Of many valuable articles, eighty dollars In
money anhia Pnaiago-stAmpS stamped envelopes, &c,
How long viii such work as this be permitted tc
eon'"ue' 0OprerheHds ehucklo over II, and make
nsht OF such acts -bHi the time has come when thenO
feooi oulrages In Sullivan County should be stopped
R1-see the Advertisement Of tho sale Of tho sIoCor-
Ns homestead in this place. Il Is a valuable pioeO Of
property.
Also see Messrs HOmdOn & shaunonis advertisement
tI'ne hadies'' Their bats and bsnnSts arc beau
AAlAs L
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for ton years from Ner-
vOus Debility, PremsturO Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful iudscretion, win, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send frecto all who need It, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to proat by the adyer-
Users experiences eau do so by addressing, In perfect
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
ls67may10ylS MP. Go, 0"
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ne Henry Parks, (Colorod,) was committed to jail
IN default of bail, in this place on Wednesday by Es.
ouire fslford, on the testimony Of Mrs. Julia Brown
and her son John B., for larceny. Lieut.. Enoch Brown
testlaos entirely the opposite proving an aii6i in tho
else, lie wIabo tried before our Criminal Court to sit
.,yt pnnfI, f.HN.at.ta
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orlStol, BlountviIle and Kindriok,s
Crock Turnpiko Road

L"eaH aiFaion tthe atysri,qn.pt ofthis Road
.Ha'f sAumn. enAis ~inrnplEe sboaii be con.
60 si,hou, delay, a. Il passes through one q,
tslhf, hths state. wsitia ovsty snL
Aa Who can % - v ~ ake stoeh In n