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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
THE PERSONAL BATTLE IN ROCHESTER,.
A VERY DIFFERENT VERSION or THE SHEARNAN-
VAN VhLKENBURG AFFAIR.
H. UocL,sfer Eyeu;uo ErnrcSe of Thurs1av

VERY DIFFERENT VERSION or THE SHEARNAN-
VAN VALKENBuRG AFFAIR
The Rochester EreniRg Express of Thursday
has the following account q; the personal encounter
Wednesday between Mr.. Van yakenburg and Mr. Shear
man The majority Of the interested parties engaged 10
the great railroad suit stopping 90 Inc O-Dulh House
and quite that their different interests should
he warmly discussed there out 81 court hours Dut we
could scarcely believe that OF those parties, however
dlereHt their opinions might De, would resort 10 Nlo
leuce, or conduct themselves IN such an uhDec0nlug
manner II reported Of two OF he at mat MOTEL 1851
evening At the tea-tabC, Mr. Shcarua 0i counsel Tor
the Erie party. and MI Van Naikenhurg. got into
warm discussion, during which Mt. Sherman
seized water pitcher aud hurled at the head % his Of
Tending opponent. The pitcher failed of It's marx, nut
contents poured rather unceremoniousy upon
the heads Of other parties III the Immediate vicinity
Mir Van Nalkcnburg then arose nom bis seat ana seized
Mr. Shearuan 10y the har and gave him severe shaking
Several gentlemen then lhicrtercd ana prevented uTttf
discussion" u that dire con. There were several ladies'
present al the table at the uc aud considerable excite
Ineut was created The parties we're separated ana went
10 their rooms Another disturbance also occurred al
the same house after. Between ana O'Clock Con
stable Joseph Marley arrived ~ the Osbuth House with
a Supreme summons, which he was directed To servo
upon MI sherman. The nature OF the summons we ala
not learn. The officer made a serious ~ STAKE hHu
served the summons upon % man named FULLER VINO
from the description gwen nm, hr supposed I"
be the right pcrsOn. Having done hs duty rs hr
supuosed the officer returned. amer De found ont
ins mistake and returned 10 rcCufy u. 10 saw MI
Shearman, going MP the stairs. IN company WIN o. H.
Stevens and hailed him, telling ms business. HhraTndh
paid no attention to the officer Who rushed after HIM
and attempted 10 enter his Stevens Cdmo To thc
friend caught tho constable ly Tie collar,
and unceremomously hurled him from tie room, locking
the door MaIklcy waited some time, untl ShoaIlnhh
made his appearance and thon succeeded M serving the
summons ShearmAu, understand, tft last night IOf
the last a special car over the Erie Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
THE DRAWBACR Frauds.

EXAMINATION OF ROMEYN MULLIGAN.
The case of ROmeyn Mulligan, who is impi-
Gated in the late drawback frauds called yesterday
at D. H., the examination being held in the U. s. Dis
trict.Attorneys office before Commissioner Osborn TX
Judge Quackenbos appeared for the prisoner Mulgan'
and offered in evidence affidavit made by Richard b.
Caldwell OF December of this year IN winch he
entirely excupates Mr.. Mulgan from all knowledge OF
these frauds" The DisrrictAttOrney objected to re-
ceiye the affidavit and the Commissioner excluded It,
THE prisoners counsel then offered TO place upon
the stand Mr. William Mulligan 10 whom Mr X b.
Caldwell had made some statements IN the ahldavit
exculpating defendant from any knowledge OF the
fraudulent nature of these claims To that the Dsrct
Attorney also objected and the Commissioner excluded
it, statement was then made by the prisoner not un
der oath giving his version OF the matter, when was
substantially as had been previously stated by Judge
Ouackenbos showing that he had only been used IN TINS
matter having knowledge OF the fraudulent nature OF
the claims. Judge Quaekenbos then summed up the
case reviewing the testimony Of VIM j. korn, Govern
ent witness aud the testimony for the defense, and
after reply by the District Attorney the Commissioner
decided hold the defendant to await the action OF tne
Grand Jury Judge Quackenbos presented telegram
dated Prescott Canada Dec 4, which states that the
original affidavit had been mailed that afternoon ana
ne expressed the belief that the paper had been inter
cepted by the Government Bail was reduced from
10000 10 $4,000 which will DO furnished tins morning AZ
IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
WEEKLY COTTON MARKETS.

Wtrrtxeroy n c. Dec 0Coton closed hrm al ~ fR5Ie net
ree of the bales; exports coast"se "a bses a
IA b,.,. stok Spirits Iurpenune STEADY |c h9'a
~ STAINED = TuTpeUtne unchanged Tar nneoAnkeI
,n1KLFsroS ) c. Dee OCoon closed VITO good u.nAnd
an synne, of ale; sales bales; Ming re Receipts III
b Erpors-Io Britain 2J5 bales to the continent -"
b,es Net receipts week, 92y bales ooNss'e 10
Toial pa bales Elports-To Great Britain ASoS O&es sne
2lO btes c0awise, LED bats es VI ' VIZ" $3.50
hs,s Stoek ID Sas bales Islands, Slc dSl
Nxw oNi EASs lO-CottorRsepts urds' 1853 oae' e
re, Sale, Of the week. leo bates Receipts net 5!l6 h1e'
49, a. M bales Exports GrepS Britain, 7,tj
k,. 10 the Contnept. l401 bales, oha for,iga Po.ts
~ b.,... eosstwse 1923 bales Stock, l42o bales
81. t,.,v 1000 bales. Low MiddingG firm at N6t4c
go White TO- yellow - d. Bacon scarce At lodloc
% Sbopr 2OI Clear rib and 2d2i!c for Clear SIDES
New Ham, ne sugsrPrime 2iGl2c Molases-Prme o5Foo
Wbi.kr dull at iO0 81 H. ludA bHggug 90 FTelghs o sa
u, Vrrpoo others anfhsnged Gold 1851 s1erlns hh
ehsn,e i3 Sght kIchauge, per cent dconnt
ArGrrI Ca Dec. 0CooG closed inner sass ~ bales re-
CENTS ylg Mddngs 2Sc sales OF the week AFo' Oes e
rsin, ) 100 bales stock On hand u. 2oo bales. $50.
,v,.SH Ca Dec closed At 2i.c for Mdding
r, to-day exports gJ bales; sales @' 6ses net re-
CENTS Of the week 10 59 bales panIs AMI o8s bales sea lgas bt
n,-o Great Britain b9ll bales, 10 toe Conunenl J Dts
,Wse 5679 bales Upands l2i Sea ISLANDS sales 4o os
pds Islands 45S2S bales Upans AND J9 sea
I,ds Sea Islands une tor mvuin and bd0sc 10" Use
KoEyoLN Va Dee AZ 2ia for Low Mddines net
receipts week bales Ia Liverpool No OAes
bales; socGf bO<l hAts
Dec lO-COtton market closed hm SAFES toN
bars, Md1bg. 2 a24c receipts 2g54 bslesi eIpor fm
Receipts Of the week 1871 bales Exports 10 "Trat
bs.. other foreign ports Obs bales soasv'se S Oae ''A
SO go5 bales OF which IL $50 gu shipboArd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

The grading and teacklaying OF the Dola-
ware and Western Railroad Is partially com
peted OF the PGssaic River to Sugack ana loco
motive will be placed upon the In IFS
Completion. Track laying Ia also IN progress around
Garrett Mountain
At the funeral Of the late Col. Richard a.
Bachis III ST. Peter and Paus Church. Brooklyn, ,. d.,
yesterday a Mass W Requiem celebrated by tine Rev
OF the deceased. The remains were 8kon t0 Calvary
Cemetery by Post Mansfield, escorted bv firing party
IN uniform The following mined gentlemen acted as
pal-bearers: Col. Lansing. Capt. j. r. ShOIt, MAJOR
Wicks Capt DOane, Capt Farley. and Capt ParkihsO
The committee Of the Workingmen's Union TO
prepare for forthcoming mass meeting of working
men, consider the Question Of Coole labor, met last
evening at Masonic Hall IL was arranged thai Mr..
Young President Of the WOfklngmen's Union. should
preside, and that Mr.. Jessup. President Of the state
Workngmen's Assembly, should act "a Secretary. Inc
speakers win he Mr. Alex. Mcdonald President OF the
Miners Union OF Great Britain Mr. Taylor President OF
the Stalrbuders UniOn and MIR Mathowe President OF
Bro.llayers Union NO. = mr.. connolly tho Engisn
address theIneepDg, which VIII be held at Masonic Han
on Thursday evening next
About A. III. yesterday dense fog envel-
oped The Sound and Bay, ana East aud North Ryers,
making almost impossible for the pilots TO steer cr
boats with safety on to enter the ferry sims Tho VIII
lamsbuT ferry boats To ROOseveitst stopped running
altogether. slight collision occurred between tho
America of the EuIon Perry line aud soup Tine Min
nesOte lett the Graud-st. Terry at nrd two hours
later, she struck the Empire Docks uear FULTON Ferry
we're greatly delayed. The Huguenot Of the North
Shore line ran utO schooner, and before shc could
get Gear in turn struck by the POMONA, and
lOst portions OF the guards ana rails but none
OF the passengers on either boat were ininred.
The Baltic the HamitOnave. Ferry culIlded with tho
Yankee. OF the Atlantic Wrechue Company boats,
which lying AT the huhcad of the Atlantic Dock AMI
So badly damaged the Yankee that sine cannot 70 10
The cold intense Long Island and the heavy To-.
frpEe IL e coating III" fonces and With sack
shield OF ICE and 10 several piRcos tho mercury stood Al
helOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11


BARNES the Mary Jobs Csvs Bsrs.s
d,ag1'rr Of The ,s mss sSSS ss .ssd bar yss III -
TNenae!hst. SGOda'. the i1'A iast at laS oeoek.
BErTSAt s..id Coma 81 F@. ~Sess Dee 10 a''p Let.
The rslss, .;d freud, Ofhe family invited attend the f.er.,
from the Congregational Church STANFORD Meadsy Ssrt 81
PALKNRR-A Edinburgh Sco,ud SO, H. 1892 Jane. P.tuss
Solicitor Supreme Court OF Scoliot
FLAGGop TbursIav Csneuns yanngest daughter of Wa
tn 1os G.sSsS s bag I 9 yI Is s,,-s to s
funeral from Clements Church Anily'L a. ~ ~.
Baltimore paper, please eopr
GASCoIGNB-Ou wednesday Dee wife Of toe lat. Jsnes
Relatives ,Hd friends Of the family u'ied 70 eui ne fansa
Mor%,4 'S . No. sei a. ie oss a. sirrJ
Dee H.
HAGHTTn i, city the morning. OF the 9,h nst Eii,b sht
Relatives aSd spd. ar, ped attend P..e,
Church, TSenErih u, Ath ave. al vu ara be i1A
California papers please copy
HATCH-On THURSDAY Dee Mersed, .eauge asazs
ter Roswell D. and Sarah g. Hath tgei nd naaihs
az the GaaroS St. Paul tie Gpo.e fa It. ,ad Saths.
SATURDAY NIB inst At 10 NJ Which ,e relatives asa isaa o. -.
family vault, 81 PatrIek's CATHEDRAL
JoSBssddsny weneSiiy De- Ei~ri jaues IN the 'aA
Tie fuEsrs iii take place rom Grsce church Bra,-, ,ad .u,
SATURDAY morning lila 10 ooocs Tie rat. aaA
friends family iasisd attend s'aOa' further soie
NASH-Isret Nash Wa nash ssuo the ioa nt sr
i.,s residence io5 west ForyuuthsL Ira COST, at i
O'Clock
Present The LOnL
nottingham Eng papers please copy.
oUINTARDTbe funeral Frederick QrniaL si sks
place Poughkcsps ~ " to-day Saluray) Dee H. a. oco,k
= N.
SECOR-Iu Friday afternoon. Dee TO- ksr short nss
wife Of Throdosus T. Secor aged ~ month and
The ayes and friends amy Joba seoo
aud her sonshaw Ephrsm Miller h and Charles H. f0NleF
respectfully the funeral services Monday erBees
ococE from her residence Pa E,s. TFsRtst Her ross
will De- taken % BastcheseF for iBteuaenc
STABLBROu morning 9th 10Th MS. MARY Stahler daughter
Edward H. and Lonsa S,aber in The s'h year Of her sEe
Her friends family atend her unsr to-
day (Ssturlag the 18th inst ocoek from Frnos Meeting
House SchsrmeThornst. Brooklyn
VAN ARSDA LEOn Wednesday sierBoo1 Anne e. lillian wife 81
Henry ArsdAle NJ D. and daughter othe late william Hi-
relatives and friends o. the faulty respectfully invited to atena
without further Invitation SstIry morning a. III
O'Clock from5 SO SeFeHtL-st
wISKLBTIB Brooklyn wednesla Dec Swan WnIley 1gei0
years aud II months. .
The restyes friends family respectfully iavt 20 attend
SATURDAY, Dee H. at O'Clock, from hs late Residences
No go Laflyette-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
MARRIED.

uorr PRUSD AGEAt ChGreh BROOKLYN flights Weinesdu
,ns De, by Rev Chs. Homer. kdmdnd o. Holt 10 ssieh
ssaSbt.i az tbs H. BrundaEe j., all OF bro"Auh
s,ITI-On Wednesday, Dee at the halsonhS baps'
insh n, Al. Ejsh Lvca. Ismtton H. Kerr :" hshie
J,nShter Of Addison smith, esp all OF this ei1J.
,,uIIRpDU VALOu Tuesday Dee at tho residences Of ts
sues At Peeksk N. " bg the Rev. trrgssoa Lehrits
Mll.rd 10 Clara Da VAIL ussS Of Wa H. busEs esA ne
cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

MERafTf-BAcoE-It B,ookya Thursday y, ~ is Al bs
Residence 81 he brides psents kT The Rev q H. ~ D d. iona
Merritt TO Klez X. daughter q T. o. Bseoa. ESQ
PbATJONRSAt She Prsl Prrsbenn Charch, Peas fu e..
"Wednesday evening b. she Rev d. Magic boey4 g. Ps.
IT, Scranton PeHH Rate daughter " BIeiss JOss.
esq. OfPeen Yas.
sBELDOS-LBGT-DecL tM Pirssnage CDpsEs NJ. bv'r-v
Isaac H. Lent AeD SheLioh Mas Aes Ads ea sBT gbtsv
Of The o6eiaiipg ciefggBaB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

The subscription books of the Barnegat Rail
rond will be opened on Thursday next WITHIN lhIce
years IL - promised the road will be completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
New Goods Now Opening

New Goods Now Opening
FROM
PARIS. LONDON, AND BOHEMIA.
GuTMoUSrED VASES AND JARDINgREs.
GILT AND BRONZE CLOCKS, FIGURES. &c.
JEwELcAsES BONBoNIBRRES. TABLRs, &C
RICH DECORATED
CHINA DNsER AND DESSERT SETS VERY CHEAP
sILyER-PLATED WARE, EXTRA QUALITY
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
IRON
osLER, LONDON AND OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
AGENTS FOR ROGERS GROUPS.
T.. V. IIAUGHwOUT CO.,
ass. 400. AND 1872 BROADWAY COR BROohESr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
Fr,xxyorr De-, IO-Unsl States boui' closed hrm Five
u.rrg bee lO-Co'ton closed qnet
ANfWyKP. Dec lU-Petrolruu closed quiet a. 6i irane~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

Pure spices for the Holidays, u p.,,.,.
es and IA And Is JedersonsL Once ~ Frontst Ns"iorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

III. Tro,b, Tomaro.-Circnlar. ready Address GEORGE
" AKiSG, IT,, UgdsH Farm Newport, h l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

:, n, 49, =, v n,og S,oe wilh A. A. CONSTANTS as fsRsi,
soar lot Cbappeauds sore LiPI ana Tue l"el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

DOMESTIC MARKETS -, WI.
DrTEotr lO-Nleat steady 81
aua Oasl n for White. Dressed Hoss sesay a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
SuttiaI Hotitts.

Phalon's " VitaIia, )" Or, Salvation for ths Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoHS "vITALIA" differs utterly from a. the dr- 49,
o" aud r,,,orsI " ia II acts totally different prs
eipe 1t ia inpd fragrant and perfectly pFepas ."
muddy or requs. SHAKING aud communicates
10 ,.u to Inca No curtain necessary to e"s
e. its appearance Tor the simple that " not troG
10 all usuts ,ad purpose, 10 Toilet ChsS''I
yo- all, br al druggists. PHALoE son. Ns~.Yors.
Five Points AissiOp-S o. the Old Brewery, No 81 Part'
the oriziu The Points Rev J. n SHAFFbh sap.,is
eL-Pr.ahng Ot y Principal SandaJ-
school from Short addresses by visitors Sagag ~ INC
children. Friends u the are Invited
Union Republican Central CommtIee.-D street DsleEses
s Committee submitted their recommendations Toe
In,Dseor Enrolmsnt their respective districts
do before MONDAl NEAL ihry may " "
Wv" ~ NORMAN STRATTON.)
JOHN y OBRIEN. COMMITTED
J. IT..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11

Don't Forget that Of the Beat Stories srieo 9ss
By hs SUhhek khasueI aho -
commenced MKT MONDAYin
THE FIRESIDE COMPANION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-11
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must b. Endorsed ~iA Jsn
a IL.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
Ser SO d r.

1er); bann psrpen mebr Beersn ein9e>
bra6t unp weittr erbiBt. Natlrli9
ma1ea bic Ilaiden, wdbreno bies Dor
1id eebt, III beibem Ba0er errpdrmt
tpercen, bamit le in 8erabrung nit
Der beiben Grudt nidt iprinsea.
Trudtc rim IN a 9 n. . Man
bBrt oft bic Tra9e aufwerfen: @el&e
Mrt TlaI1cn perpsnpcn Sic? SD anti
wprte: Glal9en auer uno jerer Nrt,
ppn elmer aerDbnliden @einfal9e fir
arlne Spbannisteeren> Stadelbeeren,
Nbabarber> bis ;u ben Ginmadfrii9en
fir Grp< uno 6immbeerenL ben 3udcr>
oldlern NIT tpeitea Sefnunsen unc ben
patentirten Sbtfannen, tpel9e 1id ielbit
fefl9lieeen> unp welde i6 fur YFau>
men, 8irnen, piriide unp jere @rt
Sblt be1imme, pas i6 in einem unYerz
lebten aubern3ufanoe ~ erbalten MIN
19e. Die Glalden nit en9en Sefnunz
aen .fSnnen 1ebr leidt ,np c%auerbaft in
fplaenrer Meiie Serflebt mercen Man
nebme etni9eStiide neuen8 aumwouenz
tr6s Don ousreidencer @r56e. Damn
jAmelie man sulammen 1 lln;e @arnz
meltal9 unp 1 pfuuo 5ars, etpas GEL
tes Wo1S wirpe cine erminidte 3uz
that 1ein. Man balte Die Mal1e &C.
l9mplsen auf BEN Sfen bereit, penn
man man fe gu Serwencen wunldt.
Na9cem man bic fodenpe Tru6t 9lifz
lid in bic Slider eiaaetradt bat> uno
wdbreno Mue5 nod gang beib 1T, brinz
&C man ben Sort etn, wenn man einen
bat> pner e5 eisnet ii@ aud Elm 9elAnib<
ter bIlsener Yfcd paSu. Man nebme
ems Der seri6nitteneu StiiGe Don Dem
8aumwpllentu6 uno binre e5 felt nit
Biupfacen iiter Der SeHnun9 Der 6laz
l1e; cant, tcpede man Nues, Sud- u.
Tlal9snranc, nit Dem flbi9en Sarge.
IS wlrpe ebenfalS gut iein, Gin anoez
reg Stld Sud- pariter gu le9en> uno
YieQei6t mebr 9ar; carauf 81 Aeben.
DerSetl4lub mue luftoidt 1ein. Wenn
i9 einen nellen Gprratb Don Tlalden
an;uidafen bdtte, rann ,riirce i@ 1plz
dye mdblen, reren Dedel nad9ibt, penn
Elm Druid son Snnen ftattfnoet welaer
bann erfplat penn cine 0ibrun9 i'm
Snnern por 1ih sebt. Gs fam mir ME
Elm FOLDER unfaQ Ycr, allein i@ wurpe
perlidert> cob menn rie Tla(Ge fet nit
elmer Sdraubc SerldlcNen Miro uno
Die Truat III 0dbrun9 %iberaebt bic
Glalde eber beritet, ais bic S9raube
na69iett. Mnfln9erinneu 1T Der
&unlt hes Ginmadens wercen mob;
tbun, Tlaibcn nit &prfitSpfeln uno
Wa95fitt iu Yerlpenoen.
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Gru6t beranreifen, II BAT audi cos raube
~ >fLLI . OlINALA AAa H.Len E.AL.

Grudt beranreiien> II bat AUDI cas raube
0el1id in Der 8liitbe Der Sabre Gud
rabin9eraft> ebe SIR bic 6ri6te bes
Steees 9efoNet ; itatt aussuruben inter
cem fret unp ftols III cenelften fatternz
ben Gtcrnanbanner, rubt Sbr jeBt in,
cuntlen l9meieencen @apobe Der Grce,
ano uber Gueren 6auptern lammelten
fd bic n%antbaren S9aaren eeS @pl=
les unp treuen 8lumen, @ebete unb
Gbrdnen auf Guer @rab, Blumetl unb
&ran;e ais prei5 ces @ie9es> her ben
6elpe1 aebubrt, %fronute @ebete uno2iez
Der sumDantf fir bic Netter cer6reibeit,
uno Sbrdnea uno &la9en ols 3eiden
mebmitbt9en Grinnerns!
ylf5fr.
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&alenbartu1n.
s n I.

Is. Nntpn opn Yabua> 81
2tlTabpn 1T portugal 1895 9ebpren, -
spn berStatt ober, in ber Ct feline meiitt
2ebenSSeit sutradte, Yon paoua &C.
1,annt, 400 rur1 feline peri6nlideS anftz
mutb unc na9prudapoQeu prept9teu
un;dbliae Mtnlden an itd, bic Ct 81
einem be11eren 2eben anwies. Start
1881.
IA. 8a1tltu6> Gubtldpf Don
Gdlarea, nit Dem 8einamen cer @rpz
&c, rar NIT 1einem resen Offer fiji,
.@abrbeit uno @ere4ti9feit Elm 9roeea
2idt Der STRIDE. NaG pielen 2eicen
uno 8erfol9uneen bat er lein 3iel, mad
bem CT 9erunesn, crretdte, ben 5imme|
unit 379.
IS. @ituS LIEF 1i@ obne @i0en
(eineS beipnil9en @ater6 taufen. &ein
3ureoen res 8aterS Yermpdte efwas,
cen frommen Singing pom @lauben
abwenni9 81 MAIDEN. Den Mibbanr>
lunsen entflob er nit 1einen Gr3ieberu
Mccelt uno Gre6cen3. Starb int 4teu
Sabrbuneert.
Sc. 8ennp, nus einem rifiden
6au1e in Sa9len, uurce ypn &atle'
9einri9 III. gum Soriteber per Gborz
berren in @o6lar 9eltBt, ,pp our9 feline
Nnleitun9 cine Yfansldule cer treffli9z
iten MGnner entltanp. Oils gtI6pf Don
Mei0en ftarb ct 1106.
II. &aYner war Mnfan98 ein
belietter Sdnser uno 3itberipieler ; perz
lief aber NIT einem Male allies Srpiide
unp be>peinte feline @ersebun9en 70 1ebr.
tab Jpn feline Gltern fir einen Wabnltnz
1i9en btelten, penen CT ater ;urMntwpr1
CAB: u8isber war id es; nun abel
febre ib GUT 8ernunft 3urid." q
sins na@ Seruialem uno ftarb fmSabr'
116O. -.
10. MarfuS, Marcellfa
mus, spn ner Babrbeit Der driltliGen
Heltsin fet IberjeuSt fonnten pece1
bur9 Bitten uno Weinen tbrer 0eu1ab=
linnen, nod cur9 ben Nnblif tbrer I'M
minci9sn &incer gum NtfaQe bepc9en
1perren. Ste ftarben ben Martertoo in
Sabre 286.
10. @erpaS unb protae
19eaften ibr &ermD9en ben Nrme1 uni
ibren Dienern bic Treibeit. Dapurt
ret;ten ite ben 9ab ber betcnti9en Yriez
fter. Nuf9eforpert, ben@1bcn gu opfern
nerwarfen fie oieienNntra9 uno bluteter
au 0failonp i'm 1. Sabrbunoert.
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Sen 9~efaaenen &rie9er',.

Sbr babt Guer 3iel erretAt! @ie
roS Naterlano in @efabr mar wte
Die Treibeit uno Gbre hes 2anoes Cue
ret 3peiten 9eimatb an1n9, Elm Spiel
Der WiQfir unp Der @eieylp69feit 81
werpen, pa itanpet SIR auf wie Elm
Mann uno lestet nidt muir oer trcilaen
Glitter Tano, 1onpern aud5er3blut unc
2eber1 auf ben Nltar pe5 Gaterlances.
Sbr um9irtetet Gu@ NIT Webr unit
Mafen, ril1et Gu@ los aus ben Nrmen
Der meinenoen @attin, Der i9lu9;enoen
Mutter, l5itet fainter 0ewalt bic Gud
uml1lin9tncen &tncerarrne uno bridtel
ben leBten &ub auf Die 3udencen 2ippen
Der liebenoen Braut. Sort! fort! binz
aus in ben &f ! has @aterlano rief
uno Mue, Mle famen. GreiwiQi9 sost
Sbr binauS in ben &f auf 2eben
unp SOP, ent9esm ren unId9lidm
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Samples, unp bic Meiiten Don Gu9
ttatsn NQes ba6 fit Elm 2anb, ba5 erll
in ;peiter 2tnte firGu9 ben flBen Naz
met, u9eimatb" fdbrte.
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@afeu auftebt unp Dem fre@en Grobez
ter e%nt9tsentritt, pper bic eiiernenGe0eln
einee tYtannil9en Tremolin9s aerbridt,
einMnperes aber, tpenn bic einjelnenS n<
bipipuen rur fir prinsipien eintreten u.
Die @afen erareifen fir Die Trsibeit Ell
ner nur aooptirten 5eimatb. @ar Die
@%eranla0uns ces&rieses, rer&ries islbit
ala 8lrserfriee Elm tief gu beflasences
un9lid, 70 >par bod jccenfaQs 9robarz
ti9, ME her ean3earies, aud Die efnmiiz
tbi9e Yetbeilisuns auer Nattonen, aQer
parteien obne unteri@ieo oes politil9en
@lauben6betenntni0eS, an benz 9roben
8erte rer 3ettun9 Der uniun.~
Sa. Sbr babt etnen 9roBen &f
8etampft. Dte Mu9en Der 9anSen @elt
waren ouf Gud 9ert9tet.
SeBt licst9br bort unten> I'M runtlen
SAooS Der Grre Gu9 1T e5 ni9t rer>
96nnt 9emelen> pie6ri1te res Sie9ss III
toiten. Wie Der raube @ino uiel tau>
fence junser 8latben abfreift ebe i1e sur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12

sufibren 1T. @parlamfett in rerS Stats
Yermoltune, Bebutlamfeit I'M @eiddft
unp Gin11rdnfen I'M Yripatleben f6nz
men alleit, Die iiblen Gpl9en ber biSberz
tsen Gerldwenbun9 abwenben> aber
tpeoer Ginli9t nod Yatriptismus> lonz
bern nur oetieteriide Nctbwenci9teit
miro tasu fibren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12

4. Gt131ebu119 bon 0elpern.
@ir beioreeu tas GoQeetiren bon Mcten unb
Sdulbi9einen aQer @rt, Grbldaften u. {. H.. III
alien Sbeilen Gurcpa'S unb Der Ser. @taateu.
Da3u erforberlihe Yaptere, als gplma9ten,
@erSidteitunss =l1rtunben, Icbteni9eine It. fer
tisen tptr ielbit, unite: @arantirung Der @e9t~
siltieteit an unb ~beicrsen bic conf ularii9e ST.
elaubisuns berielben.
Den @e9enwertb oQer in europa
our6 uns collecttrten pber bel .unlerr,
oorttgen @prrelppnbenten fir unlere
&ednun9 ein9ebenben @eloer sabler,
mtr bier in @plp ar5.
5. @erfauf BON Y~a1asezG9einen
.ur u~eberfabrt pun grsn,en, 5an,turs unb Qtserpssl rad
New<gort per SeSeli&iff pier Danpfbort, fppte 1abrbtQeti
aur &eiie Sen Nnvs grrt bts ct. Yau1 III cen utebriaRex
preHen.
6. Be3ablun9 BON Taren
tn iebes, dbefe bw Gtaates. Mnfauf unb g3rfauf vua
@runeeiesntbuzn eesen gunmiffpn &c. &c.
Z. 8eretnt9te Gtaaten Bombs
ieber Nrt, als 5-20e7, 10-4Ocr uao 7-3Oer taufen unb str.
faulen mir gum Iases<G cnris.
Gebrmecr @iuiu8 s Dunbar.