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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

bhn A. Poor grew q cornstalk in
len, in this city, this season, that
b sixteen feet two inches in
The first ear Of corn is eight feet
ground. A healthy growth.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
"Barretts" takes the lead.

Dryant'GCAsooeS Business Training
Sehss1.
Our advice to any young man, that
can spare the time and money, is to go
to Bryants Chicago Basiness Training
School, where the best facilities in the
country are to found. 1t Is just as cheap
to GO to Headquarters" rs TO go to O
second-rate institution. Send for paper
describing this model institution-the
High School" to Com mercisl Colleges.
Address. II b BRYANT, Chicago, III.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

reported that Perry Powers con.
ties the organization OF q theatre
bpe during the fall. We do not
tor the correctness Of the report.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Irish linen, selling At ls5, now u IL
Irish linen sold at 81, now IS cents; and
good Irish linen ct 80 cents, 1T Rsilly's
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Y Best 10 quarter sheeting IS cents per
yard, 1t Rsillys. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

About four thousand dollars worth ol
boots and shoes for sale at Reilly's at SO
per cent. on tie cost price! II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

(reet oil on Walnut street below
is progressing very favorably.
q much needed Improvement,
}, when completed, add much to
|sarance Of that thoroughfare.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Shell oysters, red and white fish
game in season, subject to order, nigh
or day, ut Walker & Sisson's restaurant
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Grand Jury inspected the county
day. Their report will be publish
borrow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
COMING!
soyes Crescent city Circus.

Tn, Crescent City Circus exhibits in
this city, on the old show grounds, on
Saturday, October I'd. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cincinn ati Daily En-
quirer;
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
FEVER and AGUE, or cHILLs and FEVER.

Chilli and Fever caused from n certain poison
existing in the atmosphere known malaria, II re.
duces the vitality Of the oiood retards the action OF
the different organs and causes Blliousness, Consul
patton, etc., and in this way prepares the system toi
any disease OF more serious nature which may fol.
low. To avoid further trouble and relieve yourself
OF this 4 sease, take
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

The largest and best furnished billiard
hall In Southern Illinois ia that Of Walk.
ker b 6isson, u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Firt class day board atWalker 4 Bias
on's restaurant, ut Is per week. u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Good towels, all linen, 20 cents, each,
at Reilly's. u
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
lgarsv,0nSa-l'ane.

The best and prettiest cook stove now
made.
A new lot just received. Call and see
them at Beerwart, Orth Il Co., 1876 Com
mercial evenue. Sep8 dw1m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Good all linen shirt bosoms ct 81 50
per dozen at Reilly's. q
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Use Ender's Chill Cure.--''It never
Bills" 1
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

J.. c. Carson, agent forpianos, organs,
and Wheeler & Wilson's sewing ma
chimes, Eighth street, near Washington
avenue.
wish to inform the public that shall,
Ia few days, increase my stock Of
pianos, and be prepared TO furnish to
order, many ofthe first class instruments
manufactured, on short notice, at the
regularly established price; any OF which
Twill deliver set up and warrant to be
In perfect order before requiring the pay.
ment Of any money. All instruments
warranted for five years. i also keep
plano stools and covers, and am receiv-
ing the very latest publications Of music
All persons wanting anything In my
line OF business will do well 10 call aud
see my stock and learn particulars, be-
fore effecting purchases elsewhere.
Sep4 div J. G. CARSON, Agent.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
Strange EHecs or Fright.

A few days ago two or three boys,
among whom was mute, attempted to
pass q skif between the wharf boat and
the stea mer a. Baker The skif was too
wide for the opening presented but the
boys were bent on going through any
how. They therefore careened the skiff,
hoping TO pass It's edge under the Bakers
fender. In doing this the skiff dipped
considerable water; and the mute bellev.
ing himselfin need OF more than earthly
help, called out in q clear and sharp
voice the name of"Jesus Christ" They
were the first and only words he had spo.
ken during period Of five or six years.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

ia linen Is cents per yard, al
=. ,tUtJIIs ufa Ff4)l Il.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Ender's Stomach Bitters!-"The best
In use." ..vt..,,.-,-@ -t-l
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Linen sheeting u quarters wide, si 10
cents per yard, at Reilly's. II
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

N cards IS cents per pair, at
. 80
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
DECORATE TICKET.


,mber Of the Convention to Alter, Revise or
Amend the Consultation,
wlLLlA0 y. ALLBN.
Pef County Judge.
YREDOLIDE Brass. ...
Tor Associate Justices,
JONI AOWLBYs
yAnD0 =. MONTE.
Por County Clerk,
JACOB q. LYuC0.
For Csuasy Trsasvrey,
WILLIAM MADrl1.
county superintendent Of Pubic Schools,
LEWIS p. DUTLEn.
For County Surveyor, ...
ROBE8T WINSTON.
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retts' sold everywhere.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
RIVER NEWS.
Arrivals and Departures During the Past
"a Hours
ARRIVALS.


Gen, Anderson. Columbus VIM White. Paducah;
City Of Cairo, -. LOUIS, Lurnsden, Granville
Mnneola, Memphis; Longwortb, New Oreanti
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
"BArretts" not . pasty compound.

"The Best In Use. "-Ender's Stomach
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Gen. Anderson. Columbus. VIM white, Paducah;
Lamsden, Eyansyillej Minneola, Cine innaii;
Longwor Lousviliei City % Cairo, Memphis
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
ENDER's CHILL CURE.
HEmALE WEAKNESS,

II is not 20 be surpassed. A. A TONIC BEVERAGE
tits uAequalled, and Is a sure preventive against
chiis and Fever II taken regularly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
THE PuBLIciAND
MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

After far trial, pronounce a the best 81 all med-
zines yet known !or the speedy and certain cure OF
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24
er's Chill Cure Never Fails.

Frctts' sold everywhere.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Medal awarded to "Bsrrett's."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-24

Leaves Cairo every MONDAY EVENING making
close connection with trains at Danvillo for Carhs-
vile, and AZ JohnsonvIllc, with trains for Nashville
pay,icular s,tantfon maid % vav husfross
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Ralenbdrtu1tt.
s II /.

q. 2abislau6, &5ni9 Ypn
llnsarn 3eidnete fid auf rem Gbrcne
NIT rem Self fte Der 0pttielisteit aus.
Sp erpemiitbis er sesen feline Geinre
mar, nit chen - picl Mutb uno 5er3<
baftiafeit pertbeipiste er fein &ei@ uno
beidiibte bic STRIDE. gr itayb I'M Sabz
re 1895.
%. potamidna. eines ber
idSniten Grauen;immer ibrer 3eit, wur<
De son 8ielen beitiirmt. AQein Der
bobe 8ertb, ben fie auf Die Reinisfett
iebte, ma6ten fe sur Steserin ibrer
1elbf. Starb i'm 3ten Sabrbunpert.
20. petru6 muroe spn Seius
aus einem armen Gii9er gum Mppftelz
flrfen ernannt. Gr preoi9te na9 eu,>
pfanaenem beilisen @eifte cie Nuferite<
buna BEG 6eilanpes, uno ftanb per &tr>
DE bis aum Sabre 67 Dor, wu er in
Npm ren Sob leines Meiiters farb.
@rentrub wurpe pom beili9en
Mupert benz &lpfer Nunbers in Sal3<
burg ais @prfeberin 9eseben. Sbr bet<
lismdeiser Qebensmanrel uno ibre
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st. 9,aul M>inneiota, Sanita9 Sen 26. Suni 1865
aus, al6 etma6 Neuee gu reren uno gu

aus, alS etmaS Neuee gu reren uno gu
bDren.~, u5ait ou bic beuti9en 3eitun>
een 1don selelen, gifts nidtS Ncuc5?~
DaS 1T bic sew6bnlide fare 9lnreoe
Scl1er bic an rer iebr alten Nabrbett
mod Yiel 3u lerueu bitten.
ySoa man idon an ren Ntbenienlern
spr 18 buncert Sabren 9efeben> nilnmt
man in II manden unterbaltun9Sluftz til
gen uno neu9ieri9en Stdcten aud jest
nc9 mobr; namlid bic uno ia einen
fh tefebrenren Dyonifus Johann
Sp1tter aber Die 9Sttlide 8ahrbeitune
encli9 Scl6e bic mod fcrner bSren
moIen spenn etpas Sntere0antes 9ez
iaat miro. Som Neeen iiber bic Reliz
aion baben riele fcinea Nusen.
4. Gucli6 9ibt es aud Splde bic
spn ibren 9iecen iiter bic Ncli9ion nidt
nur feinen NuBen baben> ioncern oamit
8ercerben ftiften unmabrbeit uno Srr<
tbum yerhreiten ppllen.
Oils 2eute rieler Nrt fiibrt pauluS
I'M 8riefe an Gbimptbeus etnen 5ymez
ndu6 unc pbiletus an bic RON Der
@abrbett obselpiden maren, uno reren
9ebren, wie &npdenfrab, um fd 9rif.
Wie mir unS 9esen Splde teuebmen
fpuen, 1eben mir aus Der gprldrift bic
Yaulus Dem Tilnptbeus ertbeilt, inpem
er laet: ~Mit rem beiQolen, leeren &C.
1dwdBe COLDER glib rid ntdt ab, tenn
eS modt fie nur INNER 9pttlpier. Do
rum erinnere uno bel6w5re ie betm
9errn, @crt9esdnf su meicen, ~ el6 eS
su ntdte niibet ais bic 3u<
bDrer reroerbc cn."
Der patre Gbrii permeiret NIT bIsz
>riQioen Wcrtrrebern jehe6 Ocsanf na<
mentlid iibu reli9i6ie Din9e; er recet
iiberbaupt iiber 0jrtt uno &eliz
aicn nidt aue ttbrt6ter Gitelteit
um feline .GinVbt uno Wepanrtbett su
,etsen; CT reret nidt in auFauernrer
Nrsliit; er rcret nidt aus leerer gieuz
eterrc lpnrern nur in jenem beilisen
Grnlte, Ger IA pi0en m6dte, mas } u
tbun iei um ras etpise 2eben ;u er<
lansen. u@eb' Bin unp tbue
peb9let6 en-" 6.
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@obltbdti9feit ma9ten fe bel .6cben
uno Nieteren teriibmt; unc felbit ibre
0elprdtc pienten ben umitebencen CUR
Grbauun9.
80. paulus> aus cem Stamme
genjamirl waro BON Seius ielbit aus
rem biyisfen @erfclser gum 9r56ten
gertbeipi9er rer Gbriiten umscttlcet.
Gr arbeitete raitlos bel ben |5cicen an
Der @ertreitun9 pes NamenS e}elus, fir
Zen er AUDI iein 2ebeu ;u Rcm biu9ab
67.
Sttp, Elm S6pabe, 1tonc bci &aiz
fer 6einrtd ". in 10 erobem slaieben
cab er BON ibm gum Bildpf Don 9amz
berg ernannt purce. Son 8pleslaus>
5ersps npn pplet1 sur 9erbrettung oes
0lauben6 berufen, erporb er fi9 ben
Nanen zines slppitels Der pommern.
Starb 1139.
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Summer S5..

Mig unb Sel ein9elapen unp neben manz
den1 Tdb9en NIT feurt9en @eine, ;ur
8elebun9 Der eur6 bic 5trapa;en unb
0efabren 9efunfenen&rafte Der S@ifsz
manni9aft, fab man AUDI bic oerbdng<
nibrpuen Tdl1er nit ben idwar;en &Drz
nern teS Bertbplp S9mars in lanaen
Seilen an rerSdiFswano emppritei9eu>
cenn nod mar bic GerprpYianttrun9 eey
flint Sdife nidt gan; sp4enpet unn
caber bteb cs. fG iputell ras Geblenpe,
nod nad ben S6ifen gu ida9en, pa=
NIT pielelben NIT 2eben5mtttel fit stpei
Sabre aus9eriiitet tbre 9efabrlide Ntile
nod beute antreten f1nnten.
@enn c6 uns sersSnnh oepelen trdre,
eini9c Der einselapenerp 9atlen su Dfz
men, 10 wiircen mir AUDI n,an6es bunte
Dur9einaneer erbltdt baben g @as<
perlen Meder unb Nd9el glSnynbe
&nDpfc rptbe Glider &c. als TauI1mgtE=
tel fiir bic miloen 9fationen nit benen
man pieueidt in 8eriibruns fpmmen
fpnnte.
Da tlan9en plSslid bic @lcfen in
bic fr1blide Stimmun9 per rMenae binz
Elm unb BON per Stact Der betpeats fi6
etn Bug BON 0eifli9en. Gs mar Der
8Hdof BON SeSilIa> nit Bealeituna
wel9er bic TlaAac WaoeQan5 1eanen
uno fir rie Grpepition ben S9uB bes
5immels erfeben rpllte. 8aun tpar
biefer firdltde @ircentrdeer am Mltare
an9elan9t als ii6 Die ientfreieMann=
1daft berS6tffe um penielben aufiteute.
Bel6' prddtige Sci ltalten> wel6e fubne,
retteroertraute pbyfpgnpmien unter
renen cte 8pmbarriere pur1 ibre meiit
blpnben &ppfz uno 8ortbaare unb ibre
bellere 0eli9tsfarbe vprtbeilbaft oeaen
Die 9eIben idwar;baartsen 0ef6ter Der
anoern Matrrlen abta9en, penn erftere
tetancen 9r5btentbeil6 aus Oeutf9en
uno Tlamldncern. Inter ibnen raste
nun oer unS bereits befanntc Waeftrp
Mnce rurd feline 5lnensefalt berppr.
um ben Nltar ielbit batte N9 bic @eifz
lt6feit unb Die Mbgelanpten reS &5niss
9rupptrt an bieie lhlob f9 Der fleine,
frausbdrtt9e Ma9ellan nit ieinen Off
;ieren unb &eilebeslettern an. Den
dusern &abmen bilpete bic @olfsmenae,
bic lautlo5 be6 Nusenblid5 barrte, an
cem per Bil9pf ben Sesen iiber Die Gr<
pepitionsmannidaft ausipreden 1pirpe.
Die Gerempnte be9ann. Mltt bod er:
bobenen 5dnpen &peibte Der Bildpf bic
Gla99e Elm unp rief penSesen res5in,z
mel6 iiber bic 240 fnienren SfF3iere,
Solcaten> Steuerleute uno Watroien
berab. Gin ltimmt8e6 Te deum
laudamus I9lpb riele fir9lide Geier.
.6ierauf trat Maeeuan pi9t Yor ben
Mltar unp bic Singer auf pas &rl1;iTr
in per !6ano bee SH9of5 selest leiitete
er ocm &5nt9e BON Spanten ben Ga<
(aueneip alS 3ufiinfti9er @puserneur all
ler per 2dnper, pel9e er i'm Naden pom
Nmertfa entoeden piirbe. Sbm fploten
nun bic Sffsiere bic Maeeuan alsoem
Gomutanoanten Der 3u entpedenben2dn>
BET Den eebnseio i9wuren. r@ 5$.s
&aum ,par aud bieler aft ber Gere>
monte beencet unp bas tiirmtl l9e 3uru=
Ien Der Men9e perbaut, als bic Mannz
I6aft ben 8efebl erbielt ii@ einjuz
I@ifen. 9-... ..-.-,a,nra ..r
.@~l (Bcrt(ebuns fplet) y l1
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cine Stunoe poriiber ii, ,reib cetnNa6z
bar iece6 oetncr 9Scrte. r. :

etne Stunoe uprl1ber tlt, 1petb cetn9t09>
bar jepes oeincr @orte. *- T
Gines Eaae6 fiibrten Die Nbariiaer
unp @drift9elebrten etne Gbebrederin
sum 6errn unn ipraden: :: uMoles bat
uns befpbleh ipl6e su iteini9en, mas
laa1t cu rasu?" Nud pieie rcrfan9liz
de Trase tbaten ile nut, cine 8la9e MI
cer i'm III fnoen. Der !Serr pelder
bic bereit6 einsetretene Neue Der Sun>
cerin fannte> uno sefommen war Die
reumutbiaen Suncer su iu6en unp su
besnaoi9en, fonnte nidt la9en: ~Oebt
bin uno itetntst fie." Gr fpnnte aher
aud ben Suoer, pelde mod ni6t in'5
Gtril ltentbun1 in bic Mntalt Der 0nace
iteraetreten tparen, ntat sumutben, pab
lie Elm @eies Mole5 nidt beoba6ten
iputen; uno bod erwarteten bic slr9ltz
itieen eives ypn beipen. @as tbut nun
per 5eilano ? Gr }drieb etpa6 nit
cem s5inaer auf ben Bppen. Nas er
9eldrieten bat, wi0en mir ni9t, aQein
oa5 tpi0en mir pab Secer> rer eS las
fd raypn i9li6 uno uidt nnehr meiter
ri0en pcute, ,pa6 nit ldmerenSiincern
na9 rem @elese Molee ansufansen iet.
- &Dnnte man AUDI jest nod einem
Secem rer nit bereits auf9ebctenen
Steinen in Der .6ano frast, mic rteier
pcer jener Siincer gu bebanceln lei auf
alei6e Deil le auf ben Socen fbreiben,
tpie Der MQwinence es ueru,o6te, mani
der miirce feline Steine wteper fallen
lalen, ii9 panpn idleiden unc frpb
lein> menn feiner auf 1ein eisen 5aupt
fdut. Ni9t Seoer, rer bic Climber unc
Die SInre gut ;u Sercammen peib,
ba6t lebtere AUDI in ner Gbot.
3. Cine brittle &loi1e Don Golden,
Die aerne ppn 9Dttliden Din9en reeen
unp reren bDrer> pbne sroben Nusen
caspn ;u baten fup bic bios gfeuz
aieriAen. Spl6e wputen ben slppz
1tel paulus in Ntben bDren unc erfab>
ren> melde neue 9ebre e6 lei rie er porz
TRACE. Die neutrality-suspicious. iast bon
tbnen:
vMue Mtbenienier unc aud rie
6rempen, bic f6 Ia aufbalten, 9in9en
auf nidts Nnoeres aus alS ettpaS
NeueS su reben uno ;u b6ren."
&aum pdre Yaulu6 auf tem glreo
pas aufsetreten, uno bdtte purd feline
9ebre cine iol9e blobe Neusieroe befriez
piat, menn er nidt bdtte bpffen f1nnen,
bab tpenisitens bel Ginisen feline &ece
ni9t umlpnit iein weroe. @irfli@ be-
febrte ii9 Dyonii iiu6, Elm Mit9lieo bes
Nreopaes, ntbf mebreren s(noern. @nz
pere absr ipotteten uber rie @crte reS
Nppitels, unp nod Nnpere lpra6en !:
,@ir mouen bid pariiber nod ferner
bSren."
Die pberFd9li9en Mcni9en wpllten
nod ferner anoenebm unterbalten iein,
nod meitere Neuistetten pernebmen.
Die unenpli9 pi9ti9e &unee iiber ben
unbefannten @ptt, iiber MuferfebunG
llniterbli9feit unp ewieeS 9eben> ciele
&unce, bic Yaulue ben Ntbenteniern
bra@te, bate ibnen teinabe sr6bere Be-
peutuna, als cine ansenebme 3eitunG
Elm maleri19es llnterbaltunseblatt. -
Durpe es Ter Mppitel in ben Stdoten
Der iebiecn 3eit ptel anbers Fnben :?
&ann es etma aud BON uns beiben !:
Mue, uno AUDI bic Gremoen cie fi@ ba
uufbalten seben auf ni@tS Nnceres
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ff ffon uon Gpdblnngen.
------------- --9F--
Sic @ntoedung ber Magel=
lan=@trake.
Cine btfprt I6eG Gr3dblun9.
0on &c cp.
II.
6 zine biitprt 16 Gr3dblun
(Jprtfebun9.)

Daber umbrdnete bic Menoe in freu>
big errester Stimmun9 bic gu pieler Gr<
petition bcftimmte Mannf6aft unb be-
lonper6 war es Ma9euan, ber alS 6elr
piefes Cages iiberau Don Dem freubisen
3uruf pes 8clfes be9leitet &purce. Sn
per Mitte res 5afenplaBe6 ,rar Elm Nl<
tar erridtet pra6tpoQ nit Teppi@en
unp @olp< unrSeioenitoffen 9eidmddt.
No9 fubren &abn um &abn mad bem
i'm 5afen anfernben S9tfen unter be-
men ia 8tctorta", tpenn AUDI l6wer>
faQts sebaut pur9 ibre frie9stidtise
Nusitattune bic Nufmerflamfeit belon<
bers erreste. !6ier wurbe 3miebad,
&pbl uno Qtnien. bort &aie uno 8etrod>
nete Giide, ii, einem anpern &abne 9o<
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(Gar ben uWauterer".)
g 9pie9e1bt1ber. { r.
i@ 1I u 81

Mebnlides eeldiebt in peri&iebenen
Qebensperbdltni1en. Gs fommt ST.
manp su biz m,b ersdblt btr gang int
@ertrauen cine 9anplunsspeiie peines
g}adbors unb mt6te tein llrtbeil parl>
ber sernebmen. Muetn glib u@t mas
pu pem Obrentrdeer iasit; penn ebe
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Sic 9tatur ais Nrebt8er.

@enn i'd biuaus in bic 9fatur
Sn @ottes eroben Iempsl ssbe
11nb ta erblide, pie ber Baum
2i9tturnis rantt ii@ in bic 5Sbs
@enn i'd bas 0ras9en auf ber Ulur
Betra@t' nit eu ben tauftnb Gabet
Dur9 pel@e @ottes Oteua pebt
Damn transt es mid, ibn anaubete.,
Der ba eri&afet unb sebeut
Son Gmieteit III Gwisteit.
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Ser Sbulfi,tber 2tus3,19 i'm
&ptttliter.


Gs aitt ein Nei6 bic 8tnberwelt-
Sou 6rieb unb ginistett
So beitre 2uf bas @cepter balt
l1nb 5dli9tet jeeen @treit.
@ie fubrt gum nabren @i1snsquea,
Gin Sebts trinft an slei&er @ttQ';
Die Gnsleiu aber reibsn
Das 8riinnlein gum Gebeiben. - .
Sn bieiem 8eid bin i'd su 9aus
l1nb lab Gu@ liebeub ein.
@ir sieben bann mitiammsn aus
Sn bunten luif'sen &eib'n.
GrtSnen ioa bei @lodentlans
3uerR cir frummer GbOrssiana
l1nb frSbli@ ioa bsim @aQsn
Sc man@es 9ieb eridalen.
gBir aieben uber Gelb unb Glur,
@ir paaden 5alm unc 8lum';
Die ganse, la&enbe Natur
ST unler Gieentbum.
gBir bslen uns nit tedem Dlutb
Das Gbelmeib fir uniern 5ut,
Som Berg, no 5irlde iprinaen
l1nb @albesbSrner tliusen. -
Dod raien mir I'M @aIees}@oos,
Damn sebts 8elaui6en an:
Das aaferlein in, peiden Mcos
4uf beimli& filter Babn;
Ser Gbier4sn tiinfli@ i&Sner Bau,
Sbr Maf9en son benz Ir0plsin 1bau,
Sbr Rummeu unb ihr @eben,
Sbr 3irpen, Yfeifen, arabsn.-
Sd bab', Sbr 9interlein ! nod sisl
Sir Gu9 sur Suit tsrsit,
@p man9e Mdbr uno man9es Sp'el-
Mus alt unb neuer 3eit.
Drum bort auf meinen 9iebsssrub
Gilt MQe ber NIT finfem Gub
llnb sreift NIT froben panben
Na@ meiaen Suseneipenbsn.
Gin 2ebrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
6 u | t.

1. Tbepbalo yerliee iein Crib
gut unp lebte lan9ere 3eit von ieine1
6ancarbeit bts er bel @ben;a ben etn>
iamcn Srt fanp, 100 er fd in alien Tuz
sencen iibte. Wlit belonberer @epulr
iitcrtru9 er bic fdmersbafte iten &ranf>
betten.
2. 6etm 1udun9 Marid.-
Wlaria, pom Gr;en9el Yabriel unterri6z
tet tab Gitlabetb> ibre 8ale, 1don leit
6 Monaten 9eiesnet let elite iiber pas
0ebtrg in bic Start 6ebrpnI UNI nit
einancer Sereint Die 0efuble Der Danfz
barrett Dem Auerb6diten rarsubrin9en.
Sic febrte nad 3 Wonaten na1 Nasaz
retb suriif.
3. 5eliopr lette CUR 3cit pe6
beili9en 5ieronymus, Spn meldsm er
in Der S9ule Der 0ciligfeit unterri6tet
unp cei1en 8e9leiter er auf 1einen Neiz
len mar. Gum 8ii6pf non 9lltinp erz
nannt CAB ibm bic Treunpldaft res
bei!i9en Nmbrciiu6 pas id1nfte 3eu9<
nib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-26
Sabr9an9 2.
@er Mamderer.
GinsBc ce,enblatt fur iitttides sBirteH unsssiffen.

-.. 8riefe inb su abrel1ren:
GERMAN CATH. PRINTING CO.
(Rox 1907 St. Paul, MINI.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-03-31
Shreveport Dry Goods Market.
New York Dry Goods Market.

TIE business in the leading styles Of cotton goods has
been somewhat active this week, but prices are
irreplar and with few EXCEPTIONS the tendency is to-
wards lower range in sympathy with the raw staple
aeit most standard fabrics already relatively cheaper
than cotton The demand from the West is improving,
and Il few shipments continue to the South Heavy
brown sheengs of best make, selling at 9lI
and seconds l5$f0l6c.; stand prints l2140l3e, and
Cocheco l4c though declineis foreshadowed. Amos
keag denims steady at Sic: Chester Dock 1875 Al
bapy stripes oil; Harvester y e uncasEllle 800
l1c green w;gans l+@1415; Amoskeag gingEam re-
Glasgow Ice, and heavy brown drills l7@iE1c for
best makes, with some export demand; American de-
lanes 2Gc The market for spring woolens exhibits no
marked improvement. Manufacturers are working up
to their full capacity. They are likely to have the home
market wholly themselves at current low prices and
hence exerng themselves to turn cut an
stye and quality Of fabrics take the place of those
usually imported. Some of the fancy cassmeres Of
fering are equal in texture finish and appearance TO
IKE best imported goods Styles varying IN price from
81 to 81 IS are most sought after Foreign goods are
not very brisk with the exception OF Il lew speciaes
in dress and fancy artic les
Shipping and Commercial List, March 49,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-03-31
(Signed( j. W. NHlPPLE,
Presiding Elder NJ E. Church South, Austin District,
suREyEpORT UNIVERSITY

FEyHE TRUSTEES of the Shreveport University are
L pleased to announce that they have succeeded in
securing the services of Prof. GEO. Z. THATCHER,
to take charge of this institution 1t is the design of
the Board to afford educational facilities equal to those
of any part of the country and instead of sending
sons to distant States be educated to offer such ad
vantages at home as will command the respect and
confidence of the entire community. To attain this
end no pains will be spared to secure the best and
most experienced educators, men of undoubted talent
ripe scholarship experience and skill.
The University is located in very pleasant and
healthful situation two miles west of Shreveport.
The grounds extensive, atfording ample room for
exercise and the building is capable Of accommodate
ing a large number.
We shall educate our there, and we urge all
those who wish to leave to their the best heritage
that man can leave to his posterity, to cooperate
with US JOHN N. HOWELL,
President Board Trustees.