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LONDON, March 4-Noon.-Consols, % Bonds,
70. -.
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Noon.-Cotton frmer,
but prices the same. sales 10000 bales. Bread
stuis quiet
LONDON, March l4-Evening. -Consols sS093s.
Bonds unchanged.
LIvmfooL, March ll-Evening Cotton active
and buoysnt. Sales to-day 10000 bales. Up
lands on the spot and aaoat l04d.; Orleans l01d.
HAvANA, March l4.-Closing prices Of sugar for
the week are as follows: Observation-Disclosures to
common &c., fair to good st97c. Grocery
grades-far 10 good 7lDSc., Prime to choice 81
Honey 31Q3lc. Wsx-brown 7a@sc, white 100
IL. Cheese l2Ql4c. Shorts, nominal, 81. Flour
sl2 5O@l3.
NLw YORK, March l4.-Cotton very firm with
Mi6dings 24l@25c. Flour dull--Siste s. 90@l0
65. Wheat 203c. lower. Corn--Mixed Western
81 24Ql 27. Mess pork s24 Is. Lard quiet.
Naval stores dull and dropping. Groceries firm
and quiet. Freighis dull and unchanged.
Nav YORK, March l4-Evening.-M some
what easier; the supply increasing. Brokers
supplied at on call, and government brokers at
8. Discounts quiet; prime paper 1@s. BANK
statement very unfayorable. Decrease OF loans,
81 $40 602; decrease Of specie 1868 532; increase
Of circulation, 59.424; decrease 10 deposits.
t6,tlS 6l0; decrease OF legal lenders k.2lS,lIS.
Foreign exchange very duliat s4G93. Gold very
steady, closing at lS9t Governments active
and advanced equal TO &c. on an average. Re-
ceipts of assistant treasurer, 81, AIS sos; pay
ments. $gse ,o4l; balance, sos ,343 ,523.
CIKcsNNATI, March l4--Flour and grain un-
chsnged and quiet. Tobacco at full prices. Pork
dull, $23 go. Bacon dull and nominal. Bulk
Meats sides l2e.. held at 124c. Lard l5c. But
ter and Cheese unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, March A. Tobacco firm and un-
changed. Flour scarce-superfine, 81 500ss so.
Wheat dull and heavy, 81 609s2 20. Corn, 7s6990c.
Oats, 6sQ72c. Pork, s23 75Gs24. Bacon dull.
Rib sides, l3c.; clear sides, l44l4Ic. Shoulders
held at lie. Lard very duil, Ht.
MOBILE. March l.-Cotton-receipts to-day
2S9 bales. Sales 1900 bales. Market opened at
24c., but closed hard at 24tc. for Middlings.
BALTIMORE, March l4.-Cotton dull and noni-
nal. Middlings 2Ilc. Flour frm-City Mills ex-
ira $40 25Gll2 80. Wheat irm- Southern red 81
75@2 IS. Corn dull-wbite 81 099l 10; yellow
81 l7@l Is. Oats S00s2c. Provisions dull.
Bolk shoulders l04Gl0ic.
LOUISVILLE, March h-Tobaccos are half q
cent lower on lugs and mednmleaf. Sales to day
Is bids. Lugs 10 fair $5Q5i5 for cuttings s2l rs.
Cotton steady 2SG23{c. for middlings. Flour
superfDe s. 50@s 75 fancy sl2 509l3. Wheat
81 55612 60. Oats zoe. IN bulk. Corn 7507Sc.
for ear and sheled in bulk. Lard 153 Mess
pork s24 Bacon shoulders ll3c., clear sides
l43c. Bulk meat-shouldefs l04c., clear sides
1870. lt
CHARLESTON, March l4.-Cotton opened firm
ard closed active, with an upward tendency.
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Mddlings 25025tc.
Exports, coastwise, l5se bales. Receipts e7s
bales.
SAVANNAH, March 1l.-Cotton opened quiet
and closed firm; advancing. Sales to-day AGO
bales. MddliDgs 25c. Receipts 1894 bales.
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about town are becoming 20 be disgusled with
their hobby. the negro, and having no further
use for him seem determined to throw him over
board til next election. A prominent Lacquer
holding position on the police force, and who
was Instrumental in having negroes appointed as
policemen. was heard TO remark yesterday, "D-n
the black niggers, II it had not been for them onr
pay would not have been rednced." We suspect
be WAS about bali rieht-lMObi Register.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March IA, 1880 A. n.-Wind
southeast and light Arrived: Steamship Har
Ian. Lewis, 70 Chas. A. whitney Co.; Agnes,
Nelson, Galveston, TO Chas. A. Whitney Co.;
bark Prima Donna, Boone, forty-four days from
Messins. with fruit, to A. r. Cochran.
Sailed: Steamships Hudson and Guyane.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March IA, r. M.-Wind
southeast, light and foggy. Arrived: Steamship
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

To PRESERVE HERBs.-An kinds Of herbs should
be gathered on dry day, just before or while IN
blossom tie them In bundles and suspend them IN
q dry, airy place with the blossoms downward.
When perfectly dry wrap the medicinal ones IN
paper and keep them from the air pick OF the
leaves * those which are 10 be used in cooking.
pounS and sift them fine. and keep the powder IN
clcsely corked bottles.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15
RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, March I4.-westher clear. Their
mometer &C.. River rising fast with thirteen feet
four inches in the canal by the mark.
VIcKsBuRG, March l4.-Passed up: Henry Ames
at IL NJ; Olive Branch at P. n. River rising.
ST. LOUIS, March 14.-Weather clear and very
warm.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

A traveller, who was recently in Little Rock.
Ark, thus records his experience at the principal
hotel there: The fare Is not in proportion TO It's
charges. -Four dollars per day ought % allow
more than four beans 10 cup Of coffee At
breakfast one Of the guests desired the waiter %
take back his cup Of coffee and pump some OF
sha Of n -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

Clinton, Talbot, master, from Galveston. with
merchandise and passengers to @. A. Whitney 4
Co.; British brig Hope, Babe, master, four days
from Havana, with molssses to PUG Bros !;
schooner Martha Ann from Tampico to order. q
Sailed; Barks Mary Ann and Il. A. LItchfeld;
schooner Petronilla
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xperisnce has taught

A Few BARD THnSos.--Experience has taught
men that il is
Hard to pay our debts.
Hard TO resist temptation.
Hard to love our enemies.
Hard to quit chewing tobacco.
Hard to keep from eating too much.
hard to drink liquor and not be incorporate.
Hard to believe man you know to be liar.
Hard to turn the other cheek when we are
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

Tad lincoln is attending school in Chicago,
where he occasionally gives evidence that he pos
sesses a share Of his fathers drol humor. His
teacher, the other day, with severity not alto
gether unheard Of. had inflicted the penalty Of
" marks " upon another boy for the misdemeanor
of blowing bis nose. Pretty soon Tad's hand sig-
nailed the tutors eye, whereupon:
Tutor Qoq )-LiDcoIn, what do you wishs
Tsd--Wan't 70 go out, cir.
Tutor-For what pur posel
Tsd-To scratch my head, sir.
He ooee.
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MISCELLANEOUs.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March l4.-The weavers
have resumed work at the rates offered previous
to the strike.
HAVANA, March 14.-A public meeting is to be
held at the capital of Porto Rico, April L, by the
authorities. The merchants have petitioned the
government to declare San Juan free port, with
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

There Is deacon in connecticut town named
Day. One Sabbath morning he heard q number
of boys playing in front Of the house, and he
went out TO stop their Sabbath oreaking- Assom'
inc a grave counfenance, he said TO them:
Bows, DO you know what day this isl"
"Yes,u replied an urchin, it's Deacon Day.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

The Nashville Union says that one Of the "Ku-
Klux.K has been detected at Mt. Pieazant, in
that State and ii turns out that he IL Robest Rick
etts, the radical candidate for sherin q Maury
county.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

The Lafourche Is high enough for navigable
purposes, and from what our exchanges say, we
may lock for the bayou to be on the rise again ia
a short tme.-I Ihibodsux Sentinel. l4th.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

"wnl you hsveso grapes, monsieur" ," asked
q gentleman OF F1eDchman. mo, sare, ne
replied /" don't swallow my wine In 70 snspe
Of pills."
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-03-15

TEE SOUTHERN LIPE Insurance. COMPANY OF
MEMPHIS, TEsN.-We take great pleasure in call
ing the attention Of our readers to the corresponds
ence between Messrs. S. G. Ferguson, d. Morgan
and Mr.. Frank A. Behan, the popular agent Of the
Southern Life Insurance Company Of Memphis,
Tenn. This, though comparatively q new com.
pany, is one Of the most responsible in the whole
country, being represented BY some Of the most
wealthy and Influential men OF Kentucky and
Tennessee. Il will be seen that the claims pre-
sented to Mr. Behan amounted to SIS, 900, and no
sooner presented than promptly paid. The
prompt payment of its losses is the very best evil
dence Of the responsibility of any monied nstitu-
ton. From the success which has crowned the
efforts Of Mr.. Behan, this company is bound to
speedily become one Of the most popular com.
panIes in the South. See advertisement. -
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CHAs. 7. NksH's SALES THIS WEEK.-Mon-
day. l6th inst, at III O'Clock A. NJ, at salesrooms
corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets, furniture
On same day at o'clock P. NJ, at Levee Steam
Press, Third District, Is bales cotton. On same
day, at O'Clock P. NJ, at Orleans Press, 81 bales
cotton.
Tuesday, 18th inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the
premises, corner Common and Bolivar streets,
the contents Of said residence.
Wednesday, 18th inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
salesrooms, continuation Of regular tri-weekly
furniture sales.
Thur day, 10th inst, at l0l o'clock A. NJ, on
the premises, 249 Terpsichore street, the entire
contents of said residence, consisting Of an ele-
CANT assortment of furniture. 81
Friday, Goth inst, at IL o'clock A. NJ, at sales
rooms, furniture.
Saturday, 2lst inst. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at sales
rooms, $500 GOO worth Of diamonds, gold watches,
and jewelry.
At IL O'Clock NJ, same day, at Merchants aud
Auctioneers' Exchange, valuable and improved
property in the Third District, for account of the
succession of P. W. Ashbridge, deceased.
See advertisements.
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Thomas Ordered to Protect the State
Authorities.
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aatbpliieber &~irebe'1=& aleaoer
8efdmpfun9 bes Srr= ''ao
1tn9lanhers.

Sd babe meine eisene N%elt9ton.
Mas einSeber leinem @lauben
mad leben; bas btfetnenMn'
berem etwas an; t@ tiene 0ott
auf metne Mei1e.
l1nb beine @etle, bic 1T: ibn1 n'dDt 81
bisnen? IS sebt BIT, wie ben Seuten, tpeld1e
unter @epi6ensfrsibeit @epi6enloTsftit ser"
0ebeu.
Stein, Miemanb bat bic Greibeit Gott gu bic
men auf eisene @eile fonbsrn er rtuB @ott
bieren, ,pie Gptt sebient isin will, nno n'9t
anbers.
,Das sebt bid an," bas 1T tuabr; aber eS
aibt nod einen Mnberea, ben es aud Gttpa5 ant
oebt, bas 1T bic Stride, Der @ott befoblen
bat. bid Ut lebren, wie bu ibm bienen loQlt. -
,,@ebet bin", bat ct gu ben eriten 8il9Ufen let<
ner Stride se1ast vsebet bin unb lsbrstaue yal'
ter lebret fe balteaMQes, tuas i9 eab bet0blen
babe. @er eub bIret, ber bSret MIDI +; sper eud'
peradtet Der peraGtet MIDI ; unb ilebs, t1 bin
bel eu6 ale Sage bis ans Gtbs ber @elt."
Sebermann alio,
1. Ser ni9t ale drifli&en Wabrbsiten
olaubt, nel&e bic air9e lebrt, wie lie int apo1to>
lilden misunderstanding suiammengefaBt
unb tur4 ben tatboltiden aats9ismua ertlart
fnb;
2. Mer niat, 70 gut Ct tann, bic @sbots @ot'
tes uub bic @ebote Der Stride befolst;
8. gDer nt9t bic drifli9sn 2ussneen Ger
!9eu16beit Demutb, @anftmuth, Gntlasuna, hes
@eborlam5 H.. (. n.y. ibt uno nibt bic otelsn
Suaenben entsssenesiesten 2aier fisbt;
i. Wer sic 5silsmittel niAt setrau@t pelde
bic Stride ibren 2intern bietst, namli9 bas &C.
bet unb bic @atramente;
sebermann, iass i'd, rel@er @ott ni@t aut
bie1e @eile bient, bient ibm I'M Orunbe
ni&t, les 1ei bonn, baB ct, bas natltrlt-
e @eleb bepba@tsnb, ubne feline @dulo trr>
ttumlid cine anesre @elision fir bic tpabre balt
uub tereu gprl9riften tefols). er htent @Utt
aft cine i'm, nidt trublsefalliss @eile, er mill
III @ott selanseu, ater aaf eirent ridt soa@ott
spraeldriebenen Mese; Ct befst eas @suBere
Der Reliaiun aber bas @eien fsblt ibn1.
IS 1ebt tir allo ni4t frei @ott gu bieae't ~ie
bu pian, uno nod w~enteer, ibnt gar ut9t 31
bienen.
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inp. &e@t io! Das 1T Der @ee> lie
Su9eno gu oemoralifren. Man muB
tyr 11ur bic 9rten Bu9cr entsieben lnp
eafdr i4le@te unp liecerlide in bie6dn<
Dc 9eben, rann braudt man nidt mebr
bange 81 {ein> Rap bieSuseno. ,u fromm
1ptro ; NIT elmer idledten 2ettire 1T 1e
am let6tffen unp> am srinpli6fen III
nercerben. Das aber 1pute her Inter
ri9tsnlt1iitcr aber AUDI >pt11en> baB er
au9 nun lcfort nur cine Mn;abl 3u6tz
bduier bauen laiIen fam ; benn in 1ulz
Diet Sdulen> 100 9e9en baS vperfrSmz
n1eln" Mlasre9eln er9rifen >perpen, no
quite 8d9er p%ertannt uno Der Suaenp
idle9te[ 1T Die 6anp eeaeben meroen>
>percen bic Sptbbuten Nduber M6rz
Der uno S9urfen jsper Nrt er3p9en.
pra9, 16. Sult. Der @eueinz
peratb ppn Neupafa bel9lpb in elmer
Yetition au ben &ai(er nit 5inweiluua
auf Die &rie9abeprdn9ni6e pes SabreS
1866 bic p~orjdbri9e Mibrule uno bic
~pte6jdbrt9e Durre, cine auBerproentlids
2anpesz untertaBun9 pom 20MiQipnen
eoentueu bic Grla0un9 ber Steusrn> III
erbitten.
! Nreufeu.
81 ii fer.-DaSu @onntaa5blatt"
brin9t fol9enoe> bic northumberland
%belonper6 intereiiirenpeM ittbeiluna IS
freut unS> bic Mittbeilung MAIDEN su
f6n1en> oaB aus Dem gu 81. Maurib
errf9teten uGoQe9ium Nmericanum"
farslt9 bic erten priefter berpprae9an,
gen flint. Na6pem 19pn i'm 2aufe hes
perfp1enen @interS uno Gribjabrs 3
3b9lin9e cea SnitttutS Die B. Subcta<
tpnat6z unp Diafpna z@eibe empfanz
gen battet> wurpe tbnen am 6. Stunt
pom bpGp. 3rn. neutrality-suspicious.
bic ). prfeierweibe ertbeilt. 3wei BON
ibnen weroen idon III &ur3em mad
Wilaoelpbta abreiien. -MEae Der aiitt<
sc 0ptt fernerbtn pieiem widti9en unp
sett9emaben Sn(itute ieiner rei9li6en
@csen 9eben, pamit brm 9rpben Mauz
gel an. prietern> beloncer6 fir oieD eutz
l9en tn Mmerifa> mt1r uno mebr abge<
bplfe n >peroe.
&openba9en, Is. Sult. -
Getern Mbenps iieben lbr ,purbe in
&%lampenbpr9 bic @erlobun9 pe6 pani<
tden &ronprinSen nit Der Yrinselin
2ouiit, Sodter re5 &6ni98 opnG6pez
ten Dfentli9 eeflarirt.
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SnIdnbt19es 8.
0iftattonen
Grauerboti6dft.

5o@,w lroisfen 5errn
@i1@ofsGbpmaS Grace.
Mm IS. Musuit> @arid 9immelfabrt>
81. Midaels, @rt9bt So. r.
9lm Is. Musuf, een 11ten Senntas
1ta9 pfin9iten, Gprcpra1 Settle
.,ent, 9ennepin 81.
Mm 18. Mu9uf Maple eafe, wri9bt
So. 81.
Mn %. Musui, ben 12ten Spnntas
na9 pfnsiten> @ttQmater. ss..,
Mm 80. Musut ben 13ten Sontta9
na@ Yfn9iten, ct. elouo.
Gbtcagp> 4. @us. Der beutl9e
fatb. ct. Tran3istus< unterfdBunss<
Serein Don Der Gransi9fu5<& STRIDE bier
beldlos aeftern Nteno in feiner eiertelz
jabrli&ea &erlammluns il@ nd@iten
6pnnta9 beim Gmpfanee pes 9o6w'<
fen Bil6cfS Dussan nt&t gu betbeiltz
gen ; ta9eeen fabtt per @ereln ben Sez
l6lus, Dem bell. &ater tn &ot1 etr1e
@abe Don etnbunbert Dp!lars
I'm @plb ais peterSpfen1i9 3u
ididen. ...
Spb. s. @enpelba& prai.
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6 Gtl6 8.
Sefcrreih.

Son Selterrei6 1T cine erfreuli6e
Nadri9t gu meloen> n1mli9 rab in TIM
sarn $4,000 Mann entlafen iinr> pa
bel cer gele9neten Grnte cine @ermebz
rln9 Der Mrbetter rrin9ero nDtbia 1T.
Der&rte9eminiiter bate pa6 lpeten nod
fin unmI9li9 erfllrt, oter BET 0utem
Biuen 1T @ieles m69lid.
@ien, 10. Suli. Der cie7eiti9e
auberoroentliGe 8ptldafter III &om,
Baron y. Meyienbur9> per i9pn int
8e9rifs par, Don bort ~ab3ureiien, bat
Muftra9 erbalten> bic Mntwprt pe6 Diterz
rei@i1ben Cabinets auf bic pdpitlide
Nupfution rer rJmiiden Gurte nod per-
iDnlt9 ppr3ulelen uno 3u uberret6en.-
Diele Sielbelprp@ene Npte bes &eidsz
fanSler6 miro watrldeinli9 ni6t friber
als in Dem BEN Dele9ationen ppr3ule<
eenben &otbbude yerDfentli6t ,perpen.
Der 5%aupttnbalt ibre8 Snbalte5 befebt
IN elmer Gerwabrung ba9e9er, Rap ter
papit it6 nt9t auf bas fir9li9e @ebtet
bei9ranftipnpern aud Die Gtaats9runoz
1dBe hes Netdes gum Gegenitanpe ieiner
Dfen1lt9en &ritit eemadt babe ein
@erfabren> welde6 uetnen Gia9riH IN cie
biterrei9f9en Souyerainetdtsre6te I'M
uplvire uno oiedeits ;uriidsemtelen >per>
ben md1e."
Bten, 18. Suli. een Dem bsna6z
barten ct. @eit baben feinolt6e De-
monfrattpnen fattsefuncen> nno ;par
9e9en Cardinal D. &auider melder bort
cine 8iQa %bepobnt.
@ettere Grberf@atterun<
een in ungarn* Der Yefber
veoyo" entbdlt bic folsence Mittbetz
lung: ..s aa.
Dte 8ep5lferun9 BON Sasbertn9t be-
fnbet 1i6 in Gplge elmer ieltfamer gez
tpeeuna Der Groe in 9roBem @6reden.
6eit Dem IS. Stunt, an wel@em Sage
in pefb unb anberen Srte1 un9arnS
einGro6eben gelpirt >puree, bat ft6 cine
oewi1e Gibratipn Der Grce elm poer
stpttmal am Sage fiblbar sema6t all
iein bieie @ibriruns 1T jeBt Elm beftiser
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GrR magb bic Sugenb soruber
nehen.

Mpm? I'm ert Gbprbeiten gu treitsn? Tenn
9runte bid biususeben? I'M erf tit @sleQl9aft
outerer Q%ei9tlnnissn beins @eele, tsin Slid,
teine @elunebeit, beia @elo 5a Ssrlieren? I'm
crit bic Gebute @ottea gu itertreten? @abr-
lid, cine 5oubertare MnT@t! uno i9 peib tie
weeer aus benz Gpauselium, nod aus Der |er>
nunft gu besrunben!
Ga, bic Susenb irQ rta,s suritsrseben lal1sn,
eter alei@,rie infer sansss sebsn, in Der AuS1"
buna bes gluten, in Der germeieuns hes SVlsn,
in ter Grfaauus unierer pFi9tsn.
Der einsise unteridieD 3piiAsn ibr nno benz
Glitter tenebt BARN, bab bic Snsenb refer tit an
qebeustraft unb @tarte, uno baB ie eben baru'a
nod eifriser, slabenper, nit nod sraberer Stn>
aetuua @utes gu pirfen lreten ioQ.
Ssa, 10 1o1 bic Susenb scrabsrseben> UNI a@'
.tenswertb spr @ptt unb ben Meniden une Der
Ginoara III eiaen1 ebrenspQen uab Don 0ott &C.
5eoneten glitter gu fem, UNI bel 3siten bas gu "a
en-, ,pos bic @eele in ber @deitefunbe> an ber
@6peQe ber Gmisteit gu errtsn penft.
Nidts 9ietlideres siebt IS tn Der M'slt' als
cine refine beiliseSusenb, ni&tsS@Oaerss ni@ta
Mabreateres, ni9ts 9iebensmareiseres, als elae1
aadtieen, tel9eioenea> fsibissn> sepi0sneattsn
junsen Meni&en.
>, peun bic iunsen Gbrifen spaBten, ~as II
Tnb!......lm Mi9ts in Der @elt tpurhen tie IT,
rem &ubu1 ~serlieren tpQen.
Ginmal s~erloren, tebrt IS ute 5urid. Ot'
Reue bat ibre @uBisfett; aber ie 1T te'ne un'
59ulb.
Menn bic Sussnb wubte! @enn bas VI
ter fDnnte!
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8 er @ antere +.
ct. QpuiS.

81. 9puiS, 3. Mugupf. Der be-
fannie MiiTondr pater De Smet, ourdb'
feline Ibdtisfeit unter ben Saotanern
tefannt, if bier ansefommen. ST II
Der Mul6t tab bic Sncianer am ptern
Mi7ouri friepli9 seltimmt fino UNI
ni9t6 B1ies i'm 9@iloe fibren; e,
pater miro in 8alpe feline Wilfcnetbdz
tiefeit wiecer aufnebmen uno cenjWlnz
ter l1rtsr zen Snpianern Sutrtn9e11.
- Der 5pGw'te 8i1dpf BON So
Yin9tpn S., 1T wiecerum 1sbr 1drre'
erfranft.
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&tr0li6e Bert6te*

-
bin9, 8istbums= Termeier tn
2pmispiQe, Re,ttmfD.
9rauerbotidaft.
GS 1par BE @emobnbett be5 5p9z
wirptoen 5errn @ater Spaloin9, @asz
li@t NIT elmer teweelt9en RS9re gu
Bremen. Da6 0a6lt9t brannte bic
Nadt bintur9 in ieinem S6laf5immer.
GS l9eint, baB %unsefdbr UNI | ubr hes
MoroenS bic &Dbre binabl9lapIte uno
nit Dem MaSquito<8 ar in Berlbrun9
fam. Sn eini9en Nu9enblidem fling bus
Bett5eug Teuer, unr als Der 9o9w.
Gater @polotne erradte, parer feline
Na9ttleiper IN Teuer. Gr temibte f9
ba5 Beuer an ieiner per1cn aus5ul5<
f1en> ater e8 sslans ibm ntdt> bis oer
&1rper 19redlid perbrannt mar. Sn
biel fen i9redltden Marterr elite Ct IN
lein Bacesimmer, wel1eS oarar 1tieb>
uno bacete ftp I'M falten @a1er, paS
bic Tplse BATE feline S@mer5en nod
III Y%ermebren. Der 9p9w. Sater Bout
9et> Der iein Me93en bIrte, elite in iein
Simmer unp fab as8ettseu9 ral9 Yer>
bremen. Gr warf e5 lo9lei@ pom Sen
}er birab unp THAT cem Geuer Gtnbolt.
Die Na9tfleirer pes 9p@w. 9errn @a>
ter Spaloin9 rparen heinabe Don ieinen1
2eibe binpea9ebrannt unb er fran1mte
i9 Dor S@mer3. Gr murce in Elm
2eintu9 eiu9ebIQt unb drStli@e 5alfe
tpurce io9lei9 a%n9etpenbet> aber DOT per
Nnfunft Der Dottpren tpurbe er Dor
S9mer3 ralenb u11o waro oas 3peite>
NAL 1T bic Bapewanne 9eleBt.
Sci Der Mnfunft per Mer3te puroen
pie oeeioneten Mtttel aa9emanpt GUT
2inoerut,s ieiner Sdmer;en> aber pbne
Grfole. Gr 19ma6tete in Sr6bter pein
bis 6 llbr Mbenb6, al6 Der Sob Jpn Don
leinem 2eipen erl1l tie. Seine 3uAu6t
,um Wa0er bate ben Sob CUR Gol9e.
Die Nntlnpi9un9 ieines Epoes am
Nbeno uno bic l9redlide Nrt in Der er
ii6 erei9ncte, erflute bic 9an5e Stapt
NIT Betribnib uno e6 berri9t GberaQ
Trauer. Die &ir9en9lpden wurcen
feierlid anael1losen, unp 9unperte Don
unlern Birgern, niep~er9ebeu9t BON
1duerem Summer %perfl9ten iia sur
Nsipen3 beS 9o9w. 5errn @ater 6pal>
otnA mel9e 1i@ an bic &atbecrale ans
19lte6t INN ibre S9mersen 3a permit
lden NIT bener Der Mnperwancte1> mel
DIE hes srpben uno 9uta1 Mannes be-
raubt .purcen. Die &atbecrale mar erz
leu6tet unb bic Men9e etnt9te fi@ i'm
@ebete fir 6rtepe uno Nube Der Seele
ibreS aQbelietten Yrtelters.
@e. 6p9w. 81. 9palptns tparen bez
rubmt our9 9%erSens9ute; UNI feline
weilen Matbl1ldee in @erbincun9 nit
iener ,artsn 2iete> pelde swii@engltern
unc &inpern beitebt, ma@ten Jpn eetn1
Gplfe beliebt. Der 9an5e Gnbiwed letz
mes QebenS 1par, MQen @utes 5u tbun>
uno cr bat feline Miliion ppQbra@t in
elmer Mrt >pel9e thinner fein Mncenfen
1T ben @er;en ieiaes golfeS frii9 erbalz
ten pirc. Der 8erlult zines lplden
Maunes 1T Elm alsemeinesl1n9lid. Gr
mar lei allen &lal1en beliebt> bel &et9en
unp Mrnlen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15

Npm, 3. Musuf. - Die Grner1>
nur,a BON ie9s neuen Garotnalen
beiut ud6fen Gpnffprium 1T III Mu5-
i4t.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-14
TIE "FITE FORKS or 1868.

1t was universally felt, and virtually con-
must triumph in the State elections held yester-
day or abandon all hopes of success. Every
table they have yet made Of the probable vote
for next President by States claimed PENN
sYLvANIA, INDIANA, and NEBRASKA as certainly
and ONO as probably, for Seymour. The
most ingenious among them could not make
up list of States expected to vote for Sey
mour sufficient to elect him without including
all or most of those above-named. They
had thus advertised their followers that they
must carry those States in October or con-
fess themselves already beaten ia the Noven-
Der struggle.
In PENNSYLVANIA, the desperation Of
their fortunes impelled them to superhuman
efforts. They fabricated bogus Naturalization
certificates by the ream; they imported roughs
and repeaters in regiments; they poured out
their money without stint and organized fraud
enough to fill at least twenty of the largest
they spared no effort and left no trick untried
whereby they could hope to falsify the judg-
ment of the Great Central States. That they
cheated us more than Ten Thousand votes in
Philadelphia and its neighborhood alone, we
have no shadow of doubt.
But they cheated in vain. Their judicial
notification of the Registry act, their manufac-
ture of spurious Naturalization papers by the
ream, their importation of blacklegs and bull
lies, their conspiracies and rascalties, have all
availed them nothing A magnificent day and
desperate struggle brought out by far the
largest vote ever polled in the State, with re-
suit that shows her for Grant beyond con-
tingency. His majority may be figured down
TO Ten Thousand now, but il will be more
than Twenty Thousand iD November Wehavo