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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

arms of man. Its fingers are bsauti.
fully made, the left being worn of BY
the action Of tho element, the right
baud, however, perfect. The ears have
holes through them, SUI posed to be for
putting in jewelry Of some kind. IL is,
in fact, the best representation Of a
human beng | ever saw.
Mrs. Duanaway, an aged lady, near
MurfIeesboro, fell few days since from
bluff overlooking Stewards Creek,
and broke both arms, besides receiving
other injuries.
A. w. Hutchinson, much esteemed
gentleman Of Sweetwater, was killed
recently by piece of falling timber.
Captain Sheafe, who was elected to
Congress by upwards Of l,00e majority
over his opponent, but who was com.
PEELED to submit to Brownlow's usurpa
tion 10 throwing out votes enough to
defeat bis certificate of election, is now
contestiug the election.
Stokes and Senter met at Athens on
Saturday last Stokes offered Senter
$40 if he would answer by yea or nay
whether he endorsed the Chicago Re,
publican Platform2 Senier replied,
" YEA and pocketed the $40. 1t is
said his victory over Stokes was COM
plete, and that at least half of the
colored vote will be given for him.
The wheat crop is yet uninjured. The
late heavy rains have really benefited
it greatly Meantimn -four declines,
and we have reached time when those
two great essentials for rich and poor
alike are purchased and sold respectively
at 70 cents per bushel and $3.50 per
hundred.
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THE SENTER-STOEES WAR.
The Press a Times Makes A senier
Shot.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.

The State organ OF To npsssee. the Press
G Times has changed hands and will
henceforth DO conducted 10 the interest of
Gov. Senter. Poor R'oyes has a storm Of
i'll luck, and despite the black oracle Of
Knoxville he is beaten already. Col.
Grisham retires from the organ with the
following notice. IL will be seen he pro
poses to make another effort for Stokes.
We admire his pertjnaciIy but think it
will be Ruthless.
After inst one month Of editorial labor
upon this journal, our connection with u
ceases. During tina. brief period we have,
to the full extent of our ability, defended
aud protected the interests of tue people 10
the fearless exposure OF ths foul corrip-
tons and villainies by which they have been
victim'gcd, and in their name demanded an
honest and Upright administration Of the
State government IN all it's departments
Whatever We have written has bsen dicta
tod by sense OF duty aud not by pass'o1--
not TO gratify an unmanly malice, nor 10 ip-
| iur0 tho Character of any one. We have
| advocated the claims Of the gallant Stoke o.
10 the Gubernatorial incumbency, knowing
him 10 be an honest and upnble man,
as we'll as patriot, soldier and siatesm al.
| and believing that his election will rebound
to the advancement Of all the material IN :
| terests Of the State. In no single instance
have We trsrscended the line Of legitimai g
warfare, and assailed those who choosed 20
differ with us 10 their preference belYeen
Gen. Stokes aud Gov. Senter.
Being freemen aud Republicans, we were
at liberty to make our selection, and feel
under no obligations 10 ask pardon for our
course.
The sale Of the Press and Times office
and its transfer to the Senter party neces-
states our retiring and that We are Ia M
wise responsible for this step, the fIllowing
certificate will DO CONCLUSIVE TO the friends
Of Gen. Stokes, who have 80 nohly and
promptly responded with their patronage
aud Influence, 20 our appeals for assistance
PISS AND TINFs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, tenn, June o, 1869 (
This is 10 certify that Geo. T. Gris6am
aud S. A. Boyell never owned an interest
at any time, In tho Nashville Daily Pres
aud Times Zee, they being simply employ
cd as editors, and hence arc In no wise 70
sponsible for the sale and transfer Of th'
same.
Signed, TRAyIs wISHAM,
For the Daily Press aud Times o..
The want ofa journal Ia this city, tia
will stand mp fearlessly, mAnfhlly and on
iiringly sgsinst the seb0cl fund corruption
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W4TCH OUT.
A Bureau Omcer Compelled TO Dis,
gorge.


The Charlottesville Chrfs Gle relates the
following adventure Of FreedmAns Bureau
captain.
A few days age q C,p'. Harrison, the
agent Of the freedmen's bureau at SCOTS
vile, called TO Charlottesville by business,
was dining at one OF the saloons In that
town. A young lady, one Of the heroines
of the war, whose name we omit, scrutin-
lied the captain for moment, arose from
her scat deliberately, and approached him
with the tread of woman WHO Is not afraid
who knew her honest rights and dare
maintain them. p"
Said the lady, with a stamp OF her beauti-
full foot, which snbdped the Yankee cap
tain at once. lis this Captain Harrison Of
the Yankee army 7"
The captain stammered out that II was
" Yes. "
Well, sir, fou have watch aud chain
on your person that belong 10 me. You
took them from me during the war by force,
threats, and violence. Now | want them
back"
With this oil remark, she accompanied
the same With dextrous movement oi her
hands and the gold watch and chain, val
ued at about tsa hundred dollars, were
transferred 90 the possession. of the rightfu
female owner.
The vanquised captain bowed, retired
from the table. and left tho Lotsl and tn,
| city OF Charlottesville.
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Party suicide.


We cannot better impress upon our
readers that costly lesson which violence
teacl cs than to show how the Radical
party Of Tennessee rushed upon its own
sword in the Brownsville decision. The
case which led to the decision was one
Of wicked persecution. VIM. Station
was ipliaied for voting under a regis
tration certificate which had been regu>
larly and fairly granted him. Here are
the particulars as we clip them them
from the Press & Herald
STATE oE TENNESSEE vs.. wS. srToS,
On the 9th day OF December, 1867, the Com
missioner Of Registration Of Gibson county,
issued certificate TO Wm, station, as a
qualified voter. On The 25th Of February,
1868, Gov. Brownlov issued his proclama-
ton setting aside the registration Of that
county, and declaring IT null aud void. On
7th Of March, 1868, an election for Sheriff
was held at which said Station voted on bis
certificate, Which, in common with others,
had been set aside and deplsred void.
FOR voting under this certificate, he was
indicted by the Grand Jury-the voting
without proper registration aud authority
having been declared an oilense against the
law.
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Wednesday night quite . fash'onahl
wedding was celebrated In the Fourth Dis
/ trict. The bride was pretty, AZ all nswly
| married ladies are, and tho z m Was the
glass OF fashiol aud the mould uf furm. A
number OF Invited guests lent gracs and
| beauty TO the occasion, and hearty cougrat-
ulatfons testified the good wishes Of many
friendA for the happiness OF the newly
welded pair. But the hours waned rapid.
", and the time for retiring cams at LAS,
The bride was led by laughing bridesmaids
Up to her chamber door. But imagine their
surpr,s, whom Il was opened by = lady rich
" ami elegantly clad IN travelling suit,
and evidently waiting for al Interview.
az beg pardon, madam; but you appear
astonished," said the strange lady.
al must confess did not expect to see
any one here" replied the bride.
"No, MADAM; cama in very privately,
and wished an interview, subject to 10 in
terruptiop."
IL di "A not occur to the bride to inquire
by whom she had been introduced, or by
what m ans she had gained access to her
apartment.
1T is Very strange, ma'am, and can't
imagine why You wish to see me p
"The reason Is simple. Tho man you
have Just married has imposed on yon.
am his wife,"
"Oh impossible-you rave !" and the
lady sank into chair almost fsinting. o.
course the bridesmaids screamed, Such a
succession OF shrisk4 one has rarely heard.
Il speedily brought the family to the door
with terror stricken faces. and with them
the bridegroom, all asking with trembling
lips
'"what in the world Is the matter ~
sob E1wsrd," cried the bride, "this
person says she's your wife,"
"Ay wife p shouted the astonishsd hus-
band; "why, she's insane"
The strange lady stood up calm and an.
ruff I'd.
rs II possible, sir, that, having perpetra.
ted this great wickednes', You will have
the hardihood to deny that am your law
full welded wife p she asked, looking the
sorely troubled Edward full In the eve.
"Why, confound you, woman ! never
saw you before in my life I" exclaimed the
astonished man.
The lady regarded him very much as a
minister would person given over to total
depraytv.
"oa Eiwar I. I'm afraid it's true and
love you so !" sobbei the young wife; show
could you have treated me so Z"
III tell you haven't got any wife but Won
this woman is an imposter."
The strange lady uttered a low, mocking
laugh. The scene was getting interesting
TO the last degree. The ladies ware all
crying, and the father Of tho bride looking
stern and indignant. lie had been for ,mr
time iutently regarding the strange lady,
when suddenly nis eye lighted up. and an
amused smile played on his lips. H., took
a step forward, and laying his hand GA the
shoulder Of the stssnge lady, said:
"Come John, this is very cleverly played
but it's time II was over" AMI following
the impulse Of his arm the stranger was
pushed into the ball.
"John-who what !" all exclaimed At
onp,.
1t was the brides younger brother; q
wicked by, who had played = naughty
prank, with the aid Of his sisters travelling
suit, and her chignon and curls.
| II Is scarcely necessary to remark thai
harmony was very speedily restore : N
| o. P;cdytne>
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Medical.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

rus. TgMPLEToN s CARTER, having
~ permanently located in Bristol, Tenn.
would respectfully announce to the public
generally that they are now prepared to
treat Cancer, in all its forms, without tue
use Of tile knife They have in their hands
a remelly which has been used successfully
n hundreds Of cases. aud having thor
ugh knowledge Of Medicine, none need
ear to place themselves under their cars
and treatment. They will also give per
icular attention TO
DISEASES OF TIE EYES.
Such aA Strabismuss, (cross-eycs,l Ptesy4
yium Cataract, Chronic InfiamationsA &c.-z
Persons wishing TO place themselves under
,ur treatment can procure board in oun
own at low price, or, il they prcferis, va
will visit them at their homes. AL comHAl
lirations promptly answered.
Address TEMPLETON & CARTER.
Box 10, BRISTOL Tenn.
toffiOe in the Lancaster Buildiugl
aug IL 1868
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

RFP0RrED Disc VERY uP q, IN NINE
Nc, John McNser Is rrp,ri.d to have dis-
covered on his farm near Centreville, a val
liable gold deposit, imhedded ia quartz
veip, Specimens Of the metal have been
sent OF 70 be tested by ,kperts. The do
post Is easy Of access, aud " found 10 be
genuine gold, win gige a Different color 70
tho affairs Of Monroe county. There i uo
doubt q the existence also OF extensive
mines ~ coal, iron, manganese, snl,Dnr,
probably copper, and other minerals 10 thiu
comfy Union Va Register.
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lists, railroad Rugs and monopolies that are
enisavoring 10 drain the treasury OF TIE
State OF its last dollar, will not long he felt.
Oar course In this past, which has bean s.,
heartily and universally commended by
good and true Republicans, wilt be guar
antee for the future.
Confident OF ultimate triumph over all op-
position. we will, IN a few daya, again fling
our banner to the breezy, with not stripe
erased or star ohliterated, the ''hald eagle
Of the mountains" nesting IN its folds.
GEoRos e. GRESHAM,
s. A. BovELL.
p Sour friends will please Sdiress
ms, b No. 32o, N ,shvills. T-nnessee.
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Io1Ils per Sesslon

photography, Beading, Writing, Primary
Arithmstic hnd lfnngraphy " 50
Arithpftie, English Grampia,. Geography,
History, First Lessons IN Kngiish Comeosi-
ton. $1,000
Higher English Branches, l2alf
Latin aud French, each, = 1919
Music on Piano and Guitar, each, 2o.6a
Embroidery. 1000
Contingent Fee, l,sd
No deductions WAde excfpi IN CASTS a.
prOtracied sickness.
TERMS ue-beT payable "a advance,
tho other AT close Of tho seselnn.
Having pTocar,d The a'd IT compee nt
assistants, we ere prepared rrr,pg ~
who may Wish "a irunlz ne .rhnol
Board can b. had on reassusSlp t.Fms IL
good families.
Aug. u, lsesf,
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MILLINERY.
BOY. . sEASNssoN. -l0Dy
FEILHEIMER'S

PARIS MILL merry HOU SH
81 North Howard Street. Baltimore.
One Square from Howard House.
VIII open grand stock Of Spring Millinery,
consisting Of Fashionable Ladies' Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets, Laces, Trimming Rib.
bon, aud al the latest novelties Of the sea-
son, cheaper than any other house. Call
and see me and judge for yourself.
z. 5. Thankful to my friends Tor past
favors, hope they viii continue so in future,
Large stock oftrimmed goods for whole-
ale only. nov 10 ly
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Tho following poem was written Ivy Hen
~ Timrod, a South Carolina poet, WIN died
about year ago. Toe reader is not rrquir
ID 10 be defender Of the fallen cause
10 order to appreciate the singularly ane
feeling and noble expression which charac-
terize the verses. They were greatly ad
mired by the late Gov. Andrew, who often
repeated them TO his friends, 1.-The last time
but few days before his death---and 1t Is
from manuscript In the handwriting a
one Of his children that the poem is copied
here
lFrom tho Boston Advertiser.1
at ODE
Sung on the occasion Of decorating the graves OF
the Cofederate dead at Magnolia Cemetery, Char
lesion, s. c.;
Sleep sweotly in your humble graves
Sleep, martyrs of a fallen cause
Though yet no marble column graves
The pilgrim here 10 pause.
II.
In seeds OF laurel IN the earth
The blossom Of your fame is blown,
And somewhere, waiting for its birth,
The shan Is la the stone
III.
Meanwhile, behalf tho tardy years
Which keep In trust your storled tombs,
Behold your sisters bring thoir tears,
And these memorial blooms.
".
Small tribute but your shades will smile
More proudly on these wreathes to-day,
Than when some cannon mouldered pile
Shall overlook this bay.
stoop, angels, hiiher from the skies
There Is no holier spot OF ground
Than whore defeated valor lies,
by mourning valor crowned
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Legai
M. L. ELACKLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CQLLECT4
ING AGENT.
BRrsToL, VA. & Tens.
WILL practice in the Courts of Sullivan,
Washington, Carter Green aud Hawkins
qnties, Tennessee, and Washington Coup-
Virginia.
tsSs Prompt attention WIN be given TO all
dpess intrusted TO him.
l1lce west end Nickles House.
Aug. IA, 1868. II
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Dental.
ga JOHN KEYS. ND. D. D. S.

Su1fR
A GRADUATE in both Medieiue and
"A Dentistry, but who devotes his time ex-
clusively to Dentistry, will be found at his
Office, next door to Ensor's Drug Store, az
ell times, except when professionally absent,
He will visit Blountvile ON Monday Of
each Court week lie win also be at jones'
Vile, Lee county, at the Circuit Court,
Aug l4-u
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DIR. yyM. n. VANCE,

4 ATE Of kingsport, resides IN Bristol %
IL He will attend to professional calls
rom town and country.
OFFICE, in Kings Biock---hrst door or
he right--up stairs aug IA, ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

BY special telegram to Aiding Ion, the
home of Col. Hughes, we learn that the
parties met In N. O., near the Dismal
Swamp and exchanged shots. Col. Hughes
was untouched and Capt. Cameron shot in
the breast and taken from the field by his
own Surgeon.
Particulars will be given on our inside.
Eos NEws.
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SpLENDID MILLINERY GOODS. On
MRs. cnANcEAuLMEls scHOoI.

vVHIs SCHOOL WILL OPEN
l. Septenllr 4, 1865.
And close June 18Th, 1851. The term Win
embrace two Sessions u twenty weeks.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-18

CHARLES J. ST. JOHN,
Atorny at Law and Collecting Agent
BL0UNTvILLE, TENN,
WILL attend promptly to all busipses
" entrusted to him in upper Eas' Ten,
sssoe. aug IL, 1868, If.
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lFrom tho Boston Advertiser. ]
Ann

Sung the occasion Of decorating the graves of
the Confederate dead at Magnolia Cemetery, Char
lesion, s. c.;
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Sleep sweotiy in your humble graves
Sleep, martyrs of a fallen cause
Though yet no marble column Graves
The pilgrim here 10 pause
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20

bt9teit unb llniiberwinblidtei Der fatbcl. Stride
iiberaeuseu Mil bort fann man unerldiitterli-
den Mutb uAb eren;enlules gertrauen fdSpfsn
AUDI in ben triitfen 3eiten.
Diit tpel@en Mitteln bat England nitt eeeen
bic fatbpl. air&e setampft pabrbaftis, wenn bic
pforsen Der 5Sle fe iiterpdltisen tSnnten, oann
ertffirte lie nidt mebr 1T Gnslane! llne mas
bat gnslaup erreidt? Na9 eiuem blutisen
Sample, na9 soai1aneiser @u5pliineeruns unt
Gntredtun9 ter fatbul. Stride erbett ii9 bieielbe
pieter pie Elm ybSnir aus Der slte; e.
pbert nit ibren seiitisen @cTen tastasli9 Ser
rain, ii bereits bis in bic bSaIen arei,e eurse-
crunsen, sablt iaou iiber 200 fribere enslitani"
f9e @eillide uuter ben 1aulenben Der au ifr
;urudsefebrten.
Nirsenbs bat Der prcteitantismus i'm Sample
nit benz &atbpli3ismus eelatanter ieine Sbn>
madt betuisien als 1T Gnslanb. Gnelanb, ron
etnen1 ppaiRisen 8snise spr 800 Sabren RON
&cm lrseeri6en, 1T tpieber auf benz Weee mad
@cm: Gin Befebl bes fGnisl Gebeimratbs fam
es ni9t mebr aufbalten.
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Mo* 81.

bur6 sN@tsorbanpeniein bss @@wanses f9
als gater unb @pbn erfsnnen, iuaten, wie man
b0rt @ie!e unriDfiirli@ NIT Der 5anb na9 bin@
ten sefabren, I'm, tur@ Gersepii1eruns cbissr
gebauptuue ia ni@t gu etieftinosrn su treresn,
peer gar Der &lal1e ber Sdien unb Gieln ansa@
eebSren, bic mad bes eeletrtsn yrufeRurs 8e-
bauptung aud serrantt iein 1oQten, fa bic
ebenfalts selebrt iein wulenben 3ubSrer bpd
iiter3eust parer,, baB fe ab'plut teine Meni6en
ieien.
Do9 binwes spn eielem Mhsntbeatsr un1er.r
slufsetlarten, anb suriid sur eeiunben gernunft
nne beren Ius;iden @@luien. 9pllte eas cine
intsrehante Gn'rednns iein, bab tsr SGnis Der
SdSpfuns Elm 1bier als @rpbpater babe!2
aus M@ts iuate d@, aus fdb islbf aliu aus
tpieter Ni@ts ein Gtpas ecma9t basen, ba IS
teinen S@Spfer CAB, ber ma9tis senus par,
ben Menf9en Su eri9affen?! Spllten besbalb
@9uleu unb Grsiebunssanfalten erri9tst per<
ben, bamit bic WeIt aufsetlaret b. I. bamit bic
Meni@en einieben unb fennen lernen, bab Ge
Aifen feien2 - Der Meni& if Gin GROCER Affe,
unb Or. 6. Gost iein prppbet.-Wel@es GlId
fir bic Gcftcrsu unb yrufedcren an ben Uni
perNtaten in Deuti9lanb &c. eieiem AfFenents
beder sur Seite ffeben gu f0uuen, ibre Qebrfable
su leiben bamit er ibre s!rt enteede unb TENT
sei9nr. @ebet einmal nad,, pb bic @rinter bsr
bc6en Sebrfan3sln unb llniperlitaten F9 nod
midi i'm @rabe umeetrett baten2
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@eferip,,en.

Gie bsilise ernae 3eit bat teeeun'n! Die
STRIDE beiireut ras 6aupt bes @lautieen nit
Ni9e, als has trauriac Sinntilo irbiidtr Ser
eGnslidfeit; ais Der STUFF: ni@t ;u iu@en int
Staube, tpas in, 2idte nur gu finpen IL. Infer
san3es it etn 5erabiteie Rom 8eree oer Su-
stnb in bas Grab. Die Menl9en fiiblen has
mrbl, bod srrne unterbriiden fe jeeee tanee
@efubl um in 1rieben, int 6rrnsenuiIe ibres
Gaieins nidt seitSrt su tperbsn. 1lns tu@ la
ttet bieie Grfabruns 70 f@mer auf uns! Ger
Sunelins unb bic Sunefrau, erfaQt pcn, uei0a-
senben unenbli9er 5rhnuneen, bic beute rod
in eldnsenss Gsrnsn btnauslebeu, mic oft ent-
midslt f9 fdnea unb i9neaer eer Sotesfeim in
ibnen, nnb ein untemtrttarsr 3ufaQ aS6t iie
aus ter Tbiire tes Grbenlebens binaus! Der
Wlann unb bas @eib ffeben in Der Giioe ibrss
&raft Der gater rinst I'M Scrsensseranse I'M
bic Qpcle bes @ludts fir bic Seiuen, unb bic
CUTE Mutter mirft, Elm Mbtilb Der 0orlebune,
In aeetie ibrer Qieben; bod, bic beute nod ar
beiten, m,ursen i9on bat Der Sob pieQetdt lbnsu
bic 2ippe seidlo0eu. Der altersi9ma&e @reis
gett AM @tabe, bic 9aare ersrauen. bic arafte
pei9en, bas Muse nirb matt unb balb un,-
bau9t ibn her Diem nabsr gerweiuns. -
gDie bas 2eben. 70 ssbt aud bas q d bss
Nenl&en bereab; baip, iebr talo IL es mr.
auhtiaet, unp no ieine &plenbliitben nod buf
ten, rasen unb serpuneen tolo i&arfe Dornen.
gor sem nsusebcrnen Ssiustiupe opfern bic
Weiltn hes Msrsenlaness, unb am 2ebens-
atenee bat Der peiIanb niets, no It @eiu nil
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1tniterblibfeit.

Der itcIse Bau ber Menlden fdat in Srummsr,
Der Yurpur blei9t bic &rcne ilnft in @taub;
3eraGnsli9feit lie iu6t BEN nidt'stn @etim'
11er
ltnb bic @erpeiune sebet aus aaf Haub.
Die 8eQe wiirst bic @eae auf benz Neere
Die Na9t ben Sag. unb iebe Greatur
gerfaQt benz Sob mad bUberen @eiesen,
gfad5 benz @etpt ber tpaltenben Natur.
Dp&, tpenn Der 2en3 bic Groe pieber erl6et
@enn fG serjunst bic pinterli&e Glur,
Damn it benz @eia, benz berri9enben gu Mlntbe>
glls fab er ieiner 6eimat lidte Spur.
Der Blutbenaaub, ter @robbatm in benz Ebale,
Ser @lubmurm auf bstbautem Blumenftraab,
@ie rufen laut ni9t eiebt bic Opferi@ale
Mit bellem @eif tes Tcbes aus.
2erItdut' AM @rabe cine Grbenidoae,
Rein @tdub1en pirb I'M @turu1e untersebn;
unb unl.r @eif, ber cine @elt umfantt
Ct icGte i9 bonn Tuee @nao' erfeb'n2
@efeiTelt par' ber &ieie bier am Staube,
Der @elt serfalen, eines Sturmes Spott2
5inmes! binpes! Gerni9tenber. @ebaute!
Der @eif lebt fort! benn in tbm lebt ber @ctt.
l1nFerbliG 1T iein S9aiTen uno iein Rinsen,
8snn lansit BEN 2eib, ben federn, Grte bedt
g6minst Ct F6 auf, gu rinsen mad ter paine.
1es @ieses, bic ibm @ott entsesenitredt
Tcrm 1T Der 9sib !; nur biele pirb ;eri9laseu,
@enn f9 gum Morb oes Gcbes Seuie triimmt; !;
Ser @eia aiest auf unb labt iib an bem1 alanee,
Sn pel9em er Elm JreibeitSlieb Sernimut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-20

bes 5aupt binlese! DEM has Golf palmen
iireute, unb 6oiiannab rief Den f4last es balo
ans &reus atpiiden ge.tre@srn! Maria, bic
6pdsebenebeite, tpel9e, bel tem @ruBe ber
Gneei aus Der 5Sbe, bic lub.Nen Sbranea ber
Mutterfreute iiber ibreu 3arten Sausltnse
msinte, fe sersob blutise 3abren auf @ulsatea,
teim Mnblide ibres lebenbtn @cbnss! So
erbebt man oft bic Menfden als elidlit. beocr
itre leBte @tunbe sel&laseu, uno gtsle, iter
rel9en bic aiubbeit ben freuntlidaen Mcrssn,
bimmel pUltte, idon am Mittase ibres Da>
ieins bre&ea bunfle Stunten bsrein, uno am
3iele bat ibr Glenb pft nibt Elm Stidhsn Brc>
bes! - MQe5 it serlierbar!-
Mit benz Qeben unb benz Glide eebt IS bel
benz Meniden-au& in Der 1usenb oft berg
ab. g8ie Man9er itanb i'm elterliten Saule,
aludi& im @lauben an trn breietnisea 0ott,
unb par pom Sbm erslubt fiir bas 5eilisRe unb
9e1e; unb ADJ! in, 2eben brauben rtrsab er
Gater- unS Mutter~ unb @ctteswurt, uub II
ber Guntenbcsbeit serfaaeu, benn ber @eift bes
Bilen sebt umber unb iu9t tuenn Ct sesf@linss;
giele taumeln weiter unb meiter in bcm scttpi'
brighten Ereiben, bis ibnen bic ielbfsel9afne
Notb gum @esaeiser ber ge0eruns pirb; absr
aud 0ielen 1T ibre Befimmuns, ibr Gbriiten'
tbun,, aac 6silisfeit int 5errn, aQer 0cttestrolf
bsr @nabe 10 fren,b setucrben, bab ile eft ret
tunsalos unteresben, uns, nit @ott unb Der
Bslt serfallen, in gersmeifuns entsesenlfarrsn
ter Gwiefeit unb ibrem @sri9te!