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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

BAD FOR THE TAX PAYERs.-The
House of Representatives of the Georgia
Legislature has refused to cut down the
enormous clerical expenses of that body.
The Columbus Sun thinks the people viii
be apt to cut down the aspirations Of
many of the present members Of the
House.
Questions to be propoundcd by the
voters of Georgia to tho candidates for
the next General Assembly: l. Will you
pledge yourselves to employ no more
than seven clerks and ministerial officers
to each House, which experience has
proven to be enoughY 2. Will you re-
duco the per diem of members to four
dollars day, and thus prevent the bust
ness of hanging on to session by the
eyelids for the sake of a per diem :
Macon Telegraph.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
GEORGIA Reconstruction.

Congress has still our political status
under consideration. The President
stillinsists thatsthe State is reconstructed
and should be admitted.
In matters of State we seldom see
the secret springs of public action. Our
opinion is that New England ''distrust-
ing and hating" the South and having
control in both houses and the Cabinet,
is afraid that the admission of Southern
States will impair!her asccndancy, and
We will never be reconstructed while
she can delay it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

NELSON TIT, Georgia member
of Congress, in closing letter on the
reconstruction movements of Governor
Bullock says:
81 confess with sorrow the humilia-
lion feel in the necessity which makes
it my duty, as Representative, to do
fend the people and State of Georgia
against the ISLANDERS and; Vaccinations
Of her Governor. Whatever may have
been the motives which dictated his
course, instead of acting as the guardian
and defender of her rights, her honor,
and her interests, as duty and manhood
required, he has been foremost among
her defamers, and the chief enemy Of
her peace and prosperity.
The order and comparative prosperi-
ty which now exist in Georgia are due
to the wisdom, moderation, and forbear-
ance of her people. They believe that
truth and justice viii yet prevail, and
their rights as a State in the Union be
recognized and respected"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
THE CAPITOL

A correspondent Of Cherokee Geor-
gia for the Macon Journal Dc Messenger
says this section Of the State is for Mil
lcdgeville as tbs Capitol. As for him.
self be says, he would like to put it fifty
miles from any Railroad with only a
weekly mail, no places of amusement,
no unmarried members, and nothing to
divert their minds from business but
the desire to return homo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
AwrnLl-Ths Columbus Sun saws :

. AwFUL!-The Columbus Sun says:
eve heard prominent and intelli-
gent gentleman, who has spent some
weeks at Atlanta, remark that the Rad
icaIs in the Legislature possessed more
dignity, intelligence and honesty than
the Democrats.
They must be nice Democrats. They
must be dear, if the above be true, at a
plug of tobacco per diem, much less nine
dollars per day and KimbalFs trim
mings.--AagmSta Constituencies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

Marietta. Georgia.
Friday Worm. March nc, 1859.
arAnows on THE EMpIRE.


From the first number of the jour
NAL we have been pointing to these shad-
ows. The people, North and South,
had become familiar with military gov
crnmcnt and its limitlcss plea Of mill
tary necessity. The war waged on the
part of the Moth, moi. by'yirtue Of the
Constitution. bat for conquest. The
close of the war. found both North and
South without Constitutional govern
mcnt adapted to tho relations of con-
queror and conquered. Capitalization
was unavoidable and Capitalization has
now rcached.a point where the popular
mind begins to feel the chilling shadows
of the Empire.
The whole country now shudders in
view of the great change threatened IN
tho form of our government. Some be-
liove the change inevitable without re-
gard to tho Presidents appointments
and without believing that he is to be
'the King" : Indeed, this class Of
writers say that the President has al
ready bowed to the Senate and that he
cannot be the "master." Gen. BLAIR
was of a different opinion, before the
Presidential election, and now the an
pointments of the President and his
military surroundings lead many
thoughtful men to believe that General
BLAIR was right.
But, we care very little at present for
Cesar or Pompoy. We are now only
interested in the prior question-must
we have a KingF And that involves
another serious qucstion---how will you
get him VIII he come with those gem
tie words eaet us have peace" and be
welcomed BY popular disposition equal
ly gentle Or will it be rehearsal of
life's poor play Of Caesar and Pompey,
convulsing a continent in horrors far ex-
ceeding the terrors of the recent four
years war 7
Upon one great fact we may rely. =
The only government We have now lies
between the President and whatever par
ty may have the majority in. Congress.
There is to be and can be no limit, nc
control, to the power they choose to ex-
ercise. It's possible such a government
may continue for some time under tn,
democratic form but the antagonism--
conflict-evcn agreement--between The
departments is very apt to reduce the
form to what the substance is already
an arbitrary government.
Well, we only note events, and some
times, it may be, preGgurc them. If il
will prove'a consolation to our readers
we: will say, as We said in our early
days, "a people will have just that sort
of government for which they are pre-
pared--and no other"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

THE Brunswick AND ALBANY RAIL-
ROAD BH.L.-The Savannah Republican
copies the protest of fourteen Georgia
Senators against the passage of the
above named bill and says, sit is an un-
answerablc argument and whitening
exposure of legislative vilIiany. The
Yazoo fraud was an act of commendable
morality in comparison"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Election Notice.

GEORGIA, }Agreeable to recent act of the
Cobb County. { General Assembly, and by proc
lamation his Exceency the Governor an election
for ore Justice of the Peace and two Constabes for
each Militia District ia Cobb County is hereby or
dered to be held at the different precincts IN said
County Saturday the 3rd., day OF April next
ANY Notary Public and EaS-ofcio Justice of the Peace
or Old Justice of the Peace (when not candidate for
re-eecton) with two freeholders. or in the absence
of Notary Public or Justice Of the Peace-thfee
free holders are authorized to act as managers The
returns must be kept and made separate, IN aecor
dance with sections 1853 and 1856 Of Irwns revised
Code. March 17th., 1869.
E. A. DoBBs, Ordinary.
Cobb County.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
NEGRO SUFFRAGE I'M ooNNECTrcUT1

NEGRO SUFFRAGE INV colgNECTTCUTT,
The issue is about to be tried In Con-
nscticutt and the democracy begin the
contest by the assertion that with sew
enty years Of freedom and every advan-
tage tho negro remains what God made
him-innately barbarian.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

fY"Next to the obituary of the
man who invented the ACCORDION, says
the Memphis Aoalanche, the adjourn
ment of a Tennessee Radical Legislature
is the most cheerful reading we can con-
ceive Of"
We amend by adding the Georgia
Lesislaturc.-C Constituencies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
NOTICED

(, ASSESSORS OFFICE U. s. INT. REVENUE, 4
Fouth District of Georgia,
Counties of Cobb, Cass, Paulding, Milton DeKalb
and Gwnett.
AS required by section 10 of the of June &c., 64
amended July 49, 66 to provide internal revenue to
support the Government and pay interest the pub
lie debt notice is hereby given that the list, valua-
tons and enamerations made now open for exam
ination at Marietta on the 25th day Of March SO
during which time appeals viii be received and de-
termined in accordance with said section.
w. II. WATSON, Assessor 4th Dist. Ga.
ATLANTA Ca, March 1869.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

A IL persons who have not paid the State and
N County Tax for 1868, win please call at the
Store Of j. r. Lindey & Co., and settle, and save
cost, time and troube-as will close my Book by
the lst., of April uext-this March 10Th, 1869.
4. GEO. M. MANNING, 7. G.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Georgia Cherokee County:

1.-TWO months after date application win be made
LII to tile honorable court Of Ordinary of said
county for leave to sell the lands belonging the
tate Of Allen S. Wood late of said county deceased
March Both, 80. STERLING E, KEMP,
Admir-, de bOnos non.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
CRY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

An ai,f1riis meeting IF Council Ffas held On lasi
Saturday Present, Mayor Cleland; Aldermen
Tucker, Atkinson, Reid, Montgomery and Whitloei.
Minutes Of previous meeting being read were re-
ceived-nlso reports Of standing committees. Peti-
ton Of McCutclleon 81 Brother referred to Commit
tee on Square.
The following ordinance was adopted BE it or
dainrd hy the Mayor and City Council, That all
persons owning dogs in the city Of Marietta, tia;
are running at large be required to procure collars
from the Marshal Of said city, and place the
upon said dogs for which the Marshal shall charge
fifty cents and that said collars shall have the let
tiers &c. M stamped upon them, and that any dog
fonnd running at large without the proper collar,
after the 18th Of Aprii, 1869, and willie this ordi-
nance is in force shall be shot otherwise disposed
Of by said Marshal.
Motion of Alderman Tucker, that hereafter all
hands that work the streets or otherwise mast
be hired by the Chairman Of the Street Committee,
and not otherwise and that the various committees
give their individual attention TO all work tina: came
directly uuder their and see that the hands by
Oyerseer of the Streets perform ten hours Of labor
daily commencing at Z q. IN. work until IL M,
and from p. until y. m.
Resolved, That whereas Mr.. A. Cook has refused
construct pavement Of brick or sssn in front of
his store, there beag an ordinance compelling fhe
W
against the provisions Of said ordinance that we In
accordance with said ordinance have the work done,
and the refusal of said Cook to pay for the same,
employ council to enforce the ordinances. Adopted.
On motion Alderman Montgomery was added to
the Street Committee.
The following accounts were examined and or.
To Edmund Robertson days work 9 SIS
To J. T. Robertson for boarding prisoner one a. a.
To James Cantv for hauling trees LOO
To George Hardage for f06 shade trees $500
To s. G0rham for IL days a. Foreman 1910
To 8. Gorham for days cart driver and re-
pairs on harness 4.65
| To g. GorlIam for cart lines 200.
To Stripping & Whitlock for 1858 q lumber 1915
To Stripping 81 Whtock for Well buckets,
Fork, Well wheel, Rope, Axe, Shovels,
Iron. Candles "a 1859
| Totsl amount 49,. $156 s5'
The following claims against the council for 1868,
were ordered to be paid 1.
J. b. Blackwell, 2l39 feet Lumber. .$42.79
james CAVITY, work ON Bridge.
Iotai. .---..----.-----..--.. -.4oIo
Account Of j. b. blackwell for $2l.OO, referred to
Finance Committee.
Account Of cEifresh & Co., for S. 25 against City
Council in 1865 referred TO Finance Committee
Account of w. A. Appling for $40, for balance of
salary uue as Marsnal iald over until next meeting.
GEO. w. CLELAND, Mayor.
J. D. GLOVER, Clerk
CALL MEETING. "a
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
March %, 1869,
Council mctupon call from his Honor the Mayor.
ResignaoA,was rendered by j. T. Robertson as
City Marshal, and accepted by council
Council then adjourned to meet on the oath inst.
for election of Marshal to fill vacancy created by
j. I. Robertson resignation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26

EThe Marietta Journal is the
cheapest paper III Georgia, 81 a year.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-03-26
Georgia Cherokee County:

az ~ sOsdinarys Ofies, March q, 1869.
Daniel NJ. Stringer has applied for exemption
Of Homestead and I win pass upon the same at 10
o'clock q. m. on the 3rd., day Of April 1869, ss my
Office, in Canton, Ga.
w. r. d. Moss, Ord'y.
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Observation-Disclosures in Illinois.

Der SecrctGr brS SercinS Der ipCllliden gRol.
lcufabrtantrn, SeIie WcSaiter, bat itatiitild,t
Nn9aben ilbcr Die @olleninbuiirie bon SlnriS
einscammclt, aus benen ii6 SpI9enbsS sr9iebt:
GinIhlieBlib mebrcrer GROCER SSoutdmmercicl
ipelbe nur auf StitslluuJ 9BoIle tanmeu, be.
itebcn i'm Staote 1873 9Sollenfabritcu Sa5 in
DISQUALIFICATION dngcIC9te Capital 'betrd9t ungc
fibr 81, 1,750, ,000 oa5 in Wul6nen II. T. III. ons
9cleSte 81 $50, 900. SIN @an3cn inb 215 boil.
itdnbge Nfaidinens sGinrdhn9cnmb 135 &dm'
'Ginridtungcn perbanhcn. Die 0slommt.
5ab Der bcibditi9cn Nrbcitcr lit 1850, ipopcn
erci Sicrtel mannlid)c Die 9rDEtc 2obl bon Mr.
beitern, in cinem GtabIiiemcnt bclbGiti9t lit %
Gine Der Sabritcn fcrti9tC i'm bori9Cn Sabre POI,
600 Oaro5 3cu9 i'm 9Sertbe bon $40, 600
Die 9eefcrtcn sSaarcn fnb feinc6wcgS aus.
lhlieBlid) 9rcbc Scrtcu, unb mande Der bcilcrcn
Stcifc balten iebcn SergIei6 nit ben aus euro.
pa importirtcn aus, loipobI in 9e,u0 auf Eens
belt uno S!Gtte Der Sppretur ipic in @c,ug oui
SaItbarteit Der Hbiab Der g8aarrn lit iebr be-
frieoi9enb 10 baB bic TobriIcn in NaS neuc @cs
triebSi0br fait gar feline btrbcrtauitcn 8crrdtbs
init berIbcrncbmcn
Sn bieier Scrbinbung pcrbient cine fir ben
inbulricIIen ScrtIbritt ccS 9SeenS nidt I'LL.
tpitti9te Sbatla6e Gripdbnmg. Die i'm We.
ten 9eiponnene Sd)aiipoIe wirD itkt nidt mebr
Direct nab gteip gJcrf unb Ybilabclpbia pCrlanbt,
lcEoCrn nad GDitagc, ipo lic iprtrt pirb. Sclts
lide Sabrifantcn MADDEN bier ibre GintGnIe, 10
eaB in gcwihCm Sinne Chicago aIS Der iOalpt.
ipcllmartt beS &orolpcitenS 81 be3sidnsn it,
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Die Wattpmai' 2ebenSper fitoer'
um9S.GjefeIifcbaft.

Die Wdtionals sYcben5pcrIi idCrun9Ss 0cIclI lIbait,
lpclde purd ben Gon9rcB bei leincr lcbten SiB,
iIng pribci9rt nuroc, llnb baS 0elb6lt nit cis
mem b0aren &dptal bon 1000, 600 Dollars be-,
9onuCn bat ipirb picl baju bcitrogen ba5 biS.
bcri9c SDItcm Der 2cbCn5pcriibuu in gmcrta
5u dnbern Wis boDer marCn unlcrc @rICQld)af.
tel, nit wcnigen Slu6uabmcn, nl6 bCm 0c9crl,
lcti9cn llntcrliibung6pIan organilrt, bei ipcls
dem Der Scrlidcrte 9c5ipnn9cn lit, cine pitl
btbcrc YrGmie 6u bcSaben, OIS bic &cltcu Der
Serli6crun9 bstrd9en, III Der Gripartung, cine
nn9cip0c 9ipioenbc in unbeltimmter 2Cit 81 ers
baIten Die boben 4rdmen MAIDEN eS fir ben
armen Iann i6pierig, iid bic Sortbte Der
Seben5pcriibcrnng gu ptrlbaffen, bic ibm bod
mCbr ipie Dem &eiden crreidbar lein iouten.-
IS IclIte In Der 0epalt iepe6 ManncS Iie9en lcne
| camille 5u beIbfben purh bic 3abtus eincr
nieoeren 4'rdmic init Der llebcrjcu9un0 baB CT
cine bur6anS ii6ere snIage 9cmadt bat
0leler Sortbeil lit burb bic Grridytuu0 Der
stotcnaI. .QebenSbsrlibcruu98 @elcQldolt 0ebc.
ten. SIN eren RlaBe getpGbrt lic onrd cin Gill.
bcSabIteS 9rcBC5 gaartapital bic gripinihtc Sid)-
crbeit, unp gum Snocrn bcrbitncn bic &eripalCr
rerleIben, tpcl6eS lNnicr Wdnnrr linb bic in bcz
| ben Nnlebcn i'm 2anhc itchCn ba5 pouIte @Crs
traucn. G5 III cine SCticn. @clcnid)ait nie brC
Sipioenocn porau5bcioblt, unb bic YCitrd0c pit
nicberr 9eeat bat, aI5 bic 9c9enlsitisc s%crIib,
Grunge 0slelibaftcn. Sie 9cipdbrt cpcm @cr>
iidcrten ben mHgIidft bObiten SeriidDcrunNSbcs
tra9 Ir bic nlbaIibit nlsocrc Yrdme reI %sr.
iiderte weiS 6u ieorr 3cit WaS CT 5u be,abIsn bai
nnp mas er anipred)cn fam, unp fam pabcl
frin 3tpcifel obcr MiBberildnbniB ctipaicn.-
Snccm bic NaiionaI-2 2cbcnSbcrii6srn95 @cIta,
ldait anf bcirm gScse ibre @eIbdtr beicrat,
ipirb iic audi baIo i'm 9anjen 2aubc poIt5tbilm.
Id) lrn uno ipcnn eiumal ridtia berItanpen, ipirt
iie aud ba5 3nrauen bc6 goIteS gcnicBen.
Gie Ginftbrnn9 eineS iplden SDitcmS mic
mir eS an9c9cbcn babcn, auf FOLDER brcter mn
libcrcr @oiiS a6 bicie Der Naticual. .2cbcnS.
psridsrunsS 0cicaibaft mug icpsnialS poS
atiite ,pcrocn, uilberefCnbarc SSobltbdtcn Al
berbreittn. 9eben5perii6crung 1T Der &crtbc
Der &cihcn e5 1T bic Yfibt pe5 Slrmcn, unb
bcrbiCncn bObCr bicie ncllcn unb arcEcn @runb.
ldBe mrld)c i'll unerem SImcritonilbcn SDitcnl
sin9cfdbrt pnreen, au6 bic reiflidite llsbtrlcs.
uns ScpcS nnlCrer 2elcr
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5sltfams erfd,glnuna off oem 1,his

Die Cincinnati +, Shines" rcm 30. 9e,cmber
ldreIbt: ,,NlS Der 9ompfcr ,Wlinnrola" 0cltcm
Spcno 9c9er boIb ncun llbr bic Stcl!e toliirtr,
mo lCsbn Der ldrCdlid,e 3ulommeuitnG nfr
2'HPlet uhileo State6' unb ;, SmCriC0 itott,
Fono' loD Der NddtCr bcS Campers, meldtr
nit ecm Stripartu bcm @arrccpcr 5ulaInmcn ami
Der SSobe itono, ipdbrcro ale Trci uoh ben
Sdlauplabe peS lln9if6 blidten. plTblh Gin,
bldBbauc 6Idmmc ldn0idm aus Dem g6oilrr his
ihr @obe bon mebrrrcn 6uB 0uIitCi0eu mno uoh
encln 2clIbttn bon filnBig Sclunbtn lcbnrll
pcrlcl1en. Sd5 Yi6t lpar ndt lCbr he'll. bcdh
tonllten due frei 9au5 bCutIid) bic llmriljc btS
WrafcS uno eiuen SDcii bCS llferS lCbCn. Nouut
battelI id) bic 3uIdauenbcn bon ibrem GrIlou-
len srDclt alS cine Gnbcre SIamms in oerlclbrm
8ihtung iib erbob.
Scr Yilot, ipeIdcl bic Crltc gclcbCn bate ,pdr
nun 9le6falS Critaunt, unp 9lanbte, eS lCi Gin
Si9nal5elben BON llfCr bcr alS Ii6 pSblid, cine
crlttc Sallle bon bIaBbIducm Qht an Der yGua-
eItc ptS SalnpfsrS duSbreittte NRttler,ne;'e
iparen alle geamtcn bCS SampfclS ouimertIom
9tlporeen uno betradttten bic pllnnerborc 6r.
l1einIn9 alcr benldbti9te l6 cine Ipnoutore
empFuonn9, elni9c, icbr crrc9t, 0laublcn in Der
6Iomme bic @eiitcr Der bort gScrIuoTftru m
leben sSaS Der @runb Der Grlbcnuna ospc
len, u nod nidt aufsttIdlt Sicieniqcn, prlbe
lle 9s'cDsn, bebanptcH trf nnb fclt, ban Die ipuns
ocrb0ren 9idter lid) fbel A'r Sbrl16he pCS
sSallerS cmpor8eboben nnb menlbIid)e Gprmcu
an9enommrn bdttCn Nuf bCm gIoete bcrrlhte
9roBe NuTrr9un9, unb sIle idantcn mad, Der oe,
DelmhlBpcutll Sttlle, bis lie anger @elihtSmCitt
ipdr
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Nue Teraa

SrgaS befnbet ii6 in natcreIlrr @r,iebnuq In
lebr gutter gage Scine 9aumpoas Grnbtt nire
auf cine Siertd SRiaicn @aaen i'm g8crtbs ron
Is Wlillionen SbaIcr @plb gsl6dtt
Yin Sflahtpicb ipurnsn i'm bprioen Sabre
100000 Stild Der idpniien @nbcr nnp anEcrs
Dem 300, 900 '9dute srpOgllrt GS bsinpsn iih
I'M Staatt 80 S6Id1tcreien, bic minSeItenS
200, 600 Stilf &nbcr prdparirt 0uSiiibrcn -
Die Sisbbeerben I'M Staat' 3dbIrn minpeltcnS 5
Nilionen Stilf @inbtr-Na,u linb nod, minpt,
items gtiuion S6aafe 81 rcbncn bic tincn
INNER fel9enoen Grtras an fsintr gScuc licItrn
Die Staf,ndt nimmt Dbablupt bslcnocr5 inn
ipeili6rn SsgoS sinen gang tOIoHalcn Nul
ldwun9.
Nn @etrcits, &artrfcn uub anDereu Gsrca-
lien lit llcbcrfuB
Sn ScgdS bat man cine ianrc Grbc cntbttf
bic, in 9erin9en @cn9en init S9aiItr 9cmlld,t
ein iebr ansrncbmcS, fiibIcnbCS @ctrdnf iHr 6it
bertrantc 9iebt Die Grbc ipirb buldclipsils --.-
une jipar jn bDbcrcm Yrcie, olS 9RaiS beytau5t
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7apant

Can 6raHciSec, IL. San OaSS dir
,,&ng YbiIip" fam 9eitsrn Nad)t bon Wotaba.
ma bier all. GS iIbcrbrinst &a6ribten bio gum
Is. 0eSembrr. Die friiber 9emsbetc Inter.
perflln9 oss Yrin,en sliblen ipirb beitdtat unp
Der @iir9ertris9 in Sapan ipirc aIS beenoi9t all.
9eisbeu Die GdpituIatcn purbe am 6. Np-
Uembsr. bem 8eburtStage beS Mifabo, ab0es
idlo6sn. 2cobO tpurbe aS Der pernanente Sik
beS Wiifabo bellimmt. Der Spoon bat Ii6 nit
allen iencn 2eutcn, ipcIbc ibm bu fcgcu ipiinId,s
ten. auf feline Yripat9Iter 5urilfgr,o9tn Die
isni9sn, welbe nnter Der feucn &cgieruug Diem.
ite nebmen ipollter, wurpsn 5urildbcbalttn. Der
Nb5u9 Der 2eute beS SDcccn bon Wecbc bcaann
an 10. December @c9cn $4,000 muBteu mad,
bs5 SlcMn'S neu 4rorinS Sbiruipi,u, gee.
bet psrren. OaS Sbf ,,&ing 4bilip" iplrre
ermddtst 1850 Yaiia9cre nab OisIcr Yrobin,
81 bringen
Die Scr ct &ancnenbocte ,,Waumee" uub
:, WonccatD' iparcn in Wciobama.
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nie aefanaenrn 5ouawe uno Hinosr

Die bci Dem llcbcrfalI an g8olbita Qcfan0encn
SnolancrfrdlCn bon Slaf &ettle'S GbcDcnncban.
be bcigten iid pdbrcnb Der erlteu Sage duRcrlt
furhtlam nno nicoCrgclba9cn sic crlparteten
ale, III Scr9eltlln9 Der bon ibrcm Stamme bcrs
lbten SrduldmtCittn gctDbiet 81 ipcrbcn Sicic,
ni9sn bon ibncn pcIhe 8unbcn babonactraaen
lpeiserten ib, nad Dem Solpital 5u gcben, in
Der Wcinung, Iie icirn Su Den Criten Spfern Der
8dde erlclcn. Nils iie bic &crii6uung cmpiin-
gen, oaB wciBe atdnncr ME Srdnen uno &inber
fnr OoS. paS bic Wldnncr bc9an9cn bdtten, gu
tpoten pflc9tcn. atbmeten ie anf
Sciocm filbItcn iib bic bsripunbstcn SquaipS
1u9cnbeinli6 beiier, uno Ic9en unabldiiig ibrc
Santbartet filr bic bOrlcr9Iide @sbanblun9 an
Den Sdg, bic man ibnsn an9cbeibcn IiBt Sie
er9rcifen bic 0ano oe6 Nr,teS unc ibiltteIn bic.
lelbe, ipenn er ibncn nabt SIN bDdhen @iabe
nertpilroig erIbeint baS Sencbmen Der prriplln-
octcn &inber. @icle bon ibncn babcn cine ipabr-
bait ipartaniIde 2opferFet al ben Sag sclcst
Ntit ipelher Scripsfung bic gSilben am
sSalbita 9etdmpIt gent aus Dsm sinsn llmitdnp
5nr Wenil9e berbcr, Dap fcin mdnnliber Snpids
her iibcr beDn Sabre i'm Eager gefangen 9cncm-
men purre Die &noben er9riffsn g8affen unb
lhoNen lidb ben tdmpfenben Gripab bIencn mutbig
dn W befnoen i6 leBt nod mebrcre lbpcr
uno 'bntr5lih peripunbete &udben uno Nidb-
den in Splpidl, bon penen aud ndt Der lc-
lclte NIogelont pcrilommen, nift bdS geringlte
3cden bon llngconIb ipabrgenrmmen morben.
siur Der InSnruf ibrer 0sIihter, Der erloldene
Damn plbBlib micbCr auffafernbe 8lan, ibrcr
aus'n. bic Slut ibrtr S0inbs uno S6Idfe beSeu.
gen, bdB nno iUic lcbr iie eiprn Sei ben
lbmc,3bdIfcen SperaticnCn, ipic baS ScnNircn
nno Nsu0cn Der SunbsH, l6lisEtu iis bic Nu.
gen uno bcttn bic pcrlrBtcn GSrieher Der 0ano
oc5 SSnnodrjteS nit elmer YcreitpiIi9feit, ipeIbc
rin ld)pieri9rS 8clbdft ,u cinem lCidtcn uno
brqutmcll nlott Gnem tcineu g8Gpd)r BON
rd)5 Sabren ipdr cine &ugsl ourd) bic Iinte Scite
9eorun9clI, llno ecnnot tdgtc cS nidt, biclt iid)
lo9ar lbcno allfrCdyt unb IiCB Miles, ipoS Der
Nrit fir nctbi9 f0nb fiber iit cr9eben Seine
Der brrpunoetcn 6rducn fcnutc psrmcd)t pereen
ld) in bic ambnIdni 81 br9cbcn. Sir lcrcbl
mic bic &inorr rittcn 0llf ibrcu YoncS nad eCm
cntfrrnten @cIpitNl, mic Icbr iie 0u6 ibren gu.
itdno ooonrd) pulbIimmrrtcn
Die btrct5 bT9citcltcn 6rdurn brfinecE lib
nod in GGpdlcriC.2agCr unp ldcincn nit i5rCm
Yoolc GuS9crbnt Die 9tnclcncn &nabrn pcrs
onltacn Spiclc, ipcld)e ulc mcGr pocr minocr III
Scjicbnn9 81 ibrCm 5utiniti9cn Scruf ais &rie'
ger ltcbcll SobCSfdlIc Iinb lprnig bpr9etommcn
rcB Der Sd,.pCre mdndCr SCripnnbnngen Die
&inocr oC5 9SNioC5 babcn rurd)gcbtnbS cine Con-
lituiion, Der 10 Cid)t feline iuBCrcn Ginlpirun'
gen Acidbrlib pCroCn Sbr sIpprtit 1T cin ipabr-
taft @rtdnncn errcgenbcr SsartCn Nrmec' 3pc'
bad pCrtiIscn lic in ungebclIcrcn WtalIcn NIB nit
Cncr @itr, dI5 lCi 60 Der pcbIlbmetcnblte
SUDDEN. (Sa. StaatSjtg)