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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-09

eR A western paper having announced
the shooting ola Wildcat by q little boy
five feet eight inches long,n an exchangeo
queries "what they call BIO boys thers2' "a
=. - IN s.l..-.... -. :. -. -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-09

e5Y An Irishman, newly arrived, and a.
member of the O'Regan family, was heard
to exclaim, as the steamer Oregon, was pas
sing: aO-r-e-g-o-n 10 Regain jabers
only four weeks in Ameriky, an steam
boat, called by me name p % .,
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VALUABLE
Landed Est ate,
TRACT OFLAND.

TRACT UELAND.
1t is situated in Hartford county, lyir
Immediately on the south side of DEE
CREEK, about two miles from its moutl
and bounding with the county road there
on extends in parallelogram to the pull
lie road leading from Harmony Church
the Susquehanna River, at Rock Run
Thus located, it is about miles from til
Susquehanna River and Tide Water Cana
2t from Darlington, and miles froi
Havre de Grace. 1t contains
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-09

btB The latest name for matrimony is,s
committing twoicidenlH 81 nara aal5asi
asslisiiaisvg iafaiogQs Jslog6 SIX bnn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30
Business Education for Girls.
By NINE. DEMoREsT.

Useful compensated labor af-
fords the only means Of indcpcn-
dence and OF grOwth-pbysically,
mentally, and morally.
Men have learned the lesson
long ago-no man is respectable,
in the highest sense, who is an
ldlcr. The active only have the
true relish Of life, for they who
know not what it is to labor know
not what il is to enjoy. Ii is cxer.
tion that renders rest delightful
and sleep sweet and rcfreshing.-
The wealth of to-day is the accu-
mutation of labor Of the past, and
remunerative work not only accu-
mulates wealth and comfort. but
gives the ability to use judiciously
and take care Of the means accu-
mulated; therefore the regular pros
ecution of some purpose or profes-
sion which engages, helps and en-
livens all the powers, affords the
only means for the elevation or in.
dependence of womon--work, moi
daintily performed, as a pastime,
but undertaken with energy and
with resolution, and without the
spirit of vain repiniug that sinks
under misfortune, or yields easily
to temptation. Looking from the
standpoint of the views at present
entertained by the greater portion
Of our own Sex, it is evident that,
before this truth shall be compre-
hended in the proper light, II vast
change must come DER the dreams
- tho dream of chivalry in man
weakness and incapacity in woman
TO become self.supportiDg. There
is really little difference in the ma,
tural capacities of individuals; the
difference arises from the exercise
and consequent growth OF latent
faculties. Educate young men as
most girls are educated, expecting
somebody to provide for thcm--
they acquire habits aud tastes Of
extravaganza whilo enjoying the
social advantages that wealthy pa
rents give their childrcn-and the
result is invariably want OF ability
to keep an Inheritance, TO say
nothing of adding u it. II men
with their assumed superior capa-
bility for making money and man,
aging il, stand thus in neod ol
, practical education to insure sue
cess, why charge women with
want of ability in these respects
when few opportunities are given
for the needed experienced
, When wealthy parents find prov
ed that "riches often take TO them
> selves wings" they recognize The
/ folly-more than that, the wicked
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The Saginaw Enterprise has this
fair hit: One day last week one
of our boot and shoe dealers had a
call by miss of eighteen, who in
quircd for a pair of shoes. On be-
ing asked what size she wore, she
replied 2's. A pair of rs were
shown her. She tried them on,
but, 10 her great astomishment,
could not get her foot half in it.
She asked the. proprietor if he
hadn't o larger pair of 2'a. He re-
piled that be had, and handed her
a pair of SIS and said they were a
little larger pair of rs than the
pair she had just had on; and she
was quito "astonished" to think she
could not got them on. Sho then
asked if ho hadn't q little larger
PAIR of rs. He replied that he had
one pair still larger, and handed
her pair offs. She put them on
and found that pair of "2's" just q
fit, paid for them and left the store,
with, as she supposed, pair of 2's.
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my Rsquest.l
The Lords Prayer.

The following Ingenious and beauti-
ful acrOstic we find In Canada ex-
change. which says 1t was written by
Phos. Sthrdevant Jr- a soldier in the
Goth regiment United States Infantry,
and a prisoner Of war In the province Of
Upper Canada: III Co.'s 3ra eFi =.
Our Lord and King who reiGns snthroned on
n high, if rl.d.ic. -
Father Of hight mysterious DeiiJi
Who art the great ! am, the last, the nrst,
Art righteous, holy, meiciful and just,
In realms Of glory, scones where angels sing,
Heaven Is the dwelling place OF God our King;
Hallowed Thy name, which does oil names
g transcend, .7...,-.. ......,, .s..
BS Thou adored, our great Almighty friend;
ThYglory shines beyond creation = space,
Named In the book OF justice and ofgrHce,
Thy kingdom towers beyond tho starry skies,
Kingdom satanic falls, but thine shall rise.
Conc, let Thine empire, 0, Thou Holy One,
Thy great and everlasting win be done.
Will God make known His VIII, His power
displAyi i' '' ~" l''. a
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Served Out.

In the year lS3- there lived at
Bordeaux the last-or one of the
last-of q long line of scoundrcls
who had made that part of France
Infamous 10 our idcas) by q suc-
cession of cold. .blooded murders,
committed under the sanction OF
what people were pleased TO call
the Code of Honor. This was u
certain Comte de ", q man of
grca, ply steal strength, ,imperturba.
bic Sdngfroid, and relentless cruel
ty. Not a bad sort of companion,
some said, when the ft-the duel>
ling ft-was not on him; but Ibis
came on once in about every six
months, and then he must have
blood, it mattered little whose
Uo had killed and manned boys OF
sixteen, fathers of families, milita>
ry officers, journalists, advocates,
peaceful country gentlemen. Tho
cause of quarrel was of no impor-
tance; il one did not present itself
readily, he made one; always con.
triving that, according to tho code
afore said, he should DO the insult
ed purty, thus having the choice Of
weapons; and he was deadly with
the small sword. II is difficult for
us TO realize n state of society in
which such a wild beast could be
permitted to 60 at large; but We
know it to be historically true thai
such creatures were endured in
France; just as we are assured that
there were at ono time wolves in
Yorkshire; only the less noisomC
vermin had q harder time of it M
civilization progressed than was
dealt out to the human brute.
The latest exploit of the Cont,
de v previous to the story
am about to tell, was to goad ,
poor young student into a chal
lengc; and when it was represented
TO him that tho boy had never helC
q sword in his life, 80 that it woult
be fairer to use pistols, he replied
that "iools sometimes mado mis-
takes with pistols" and the mex
morning ran him through th'
lungs. The evil fit was on him
but tho blood thus shed quictet
him for another balf.year, ont
rather more, for public opinion wa
unfavorable, and the air Of Bor
doaux became too warm for him.
But the scandal blow over aftc
q time, and he came back TO bis oil
haunts, ono of which was cafe b,
tho river side, whero many used /
spend their Sunday. Into the lit
tie garden OF this establishment ou
wolf swaggered ono fine summe
afternoon, with tho heavy darl
look and nervous twitching of th
hands which those who were &C
quaintcd with him well know mean
mischief. The evil 6t was on him
consequently he found himself tn
centre of n circle which expande
as ho went on. This did not dis
please him. lie liked to be feareC
He knew be could make quarr'
when he chose, SO he looked arOun
for q victim. l
At a table almost in tho middI
!. Of tho garden sat a man about thin
!. ty years Of age, of middle hcigh
and an expression of countenant
/: which at first struck ono as mil
J and od.humorod. He was eI
. gagged reading o journal whic
/. seemed to interest him, aud eatiu
strawberries, an occupation whic
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30
Established 1925.

to break one Of its provisions"
"You will fight me them"
"Yes. At the school we have
been speaking Of, / lenrned. q
mongst other things, the use Of my
hands; and, i'll mistake not, | am
about to give you as sound q
thrashing as ever a bully got. "
"You would take advantage of
your skill in the box?" said the
Count, getting a little pale. sstI ~
Exactly. just as you took ad.
vantage Of your skill In the small.
sword with poor young B.
'But It is degrading--brntal."
"My dear Monsieur, Just consld.
er. You are four inches taller and
SOME thirty to forty kiIogrammes
heavier thaa am. 1 have seldom
seen, 80 fne can outside. If you
were 70 hit me q good swinging
blow, it would 60 hard with me-
In the same why, if poor young
B. had got over your guard,
it would hare gone bard with you.
But, then, l shall only black both
your eyes, and perhaps deprive you
Of q tooth or so, unbappily in front;
whereas you killed him"
II will not accept this barbarous
encounter"
You must; I have now done
talking. Would you like q little
brandy before wo begin? NoY--
Place yourself on guard, then, If
you please. When have done
with you, and you are fit to ap.
pear, then you shall have your re.
venge-even with the small-sword,
if yOu please. Atpresent, bully
coward-knave, take that, and
that, aud tbatl"
And the wiry little Anglo Frank
was as good as his word. In less
time than it takes to write the
great -braggart was rendered un.
presenta6le for many a long day
That number one caused him tC
see fifty suns beaming in the firm
amont with his right eye; that
, number two produced q similar
phenomenon with. his left; ha
number three obliged him to swal
low front tooth, and to observe
the ceiling moro attentiyely thar
he had hitherto done. And whoI
. ono or two other that's had com
: pletely cowed him, and he threw
: open the window, and called TO
help, the strawberry eater tool
him by the neck and-well another
and lower part, and flung him ou
Of it on the flower, bed below.
II The strawberry-eater remained .
month at Bordeaux to fulfil hi
! promise Of giving the Count hi
!, revenge. But then, again, th,
r bully met with more thao hi
t match. The strawberry eater ha'
2 bad Angelo for master rs well Q
!. IOwen Swift, and after q few passe
r the Count, who was too eager {,
, kill bis man, folt an unpleasan
1 sensation in bis right shoulder
The seconds intcrposed. and ther,
! was an end of the affair. It wa
, his last duel. Some one produces
. a sketch Of him as he appeared be
ing thrown out of tho hotel win
dow, and ridicuie--so awful to
q Frenchman--rid the country o
: him. The strawberry-eater wa
: alive when the Battle Of Alma wa
/ fought, and is the only man T.
!, whom the above facts are know
q who never talks about them.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

This fsyALLiptt jRsnEpr does hot, like the
. (Rqisopons Irritating snuffs and strong causuo
Solutions with viii ich the people have long been
bumbugged, simply pNlliatO for aashort time,
or drioS a, disease 10 the lungs as there Is dan
= ger rof doing in the use Of suoh nostrums, bus
n pro iyees PEHraor AID PaRnsNENr ouHEs OF
THI W)asI CASES or cHRoStc oArAnRH, as thou
leands eau testify. "OoLD IN fhn HBAb" IN
CURED with few applicatlonJ, OATARRHAL
HEAblonH is releve ed and cured as ifby magic.
: II teTfioveE offensive Broath, LOSS or Impair.
Insntof the sepse Of tastet snlell or hearing,
Watering OF Weak Eyes. impaired Memory,
when caused hy tho violence Of CatarIh, as they
Nlifrequcptly are. / offerin gqodtaith standl
III reward q s5oofoT 4case q oatarrh that l
cannot cure. t
PoRsALB BY MOST DRUGGIsTs:EvERY-
WHERE. PnfcB osur 90 CENTS. NH
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy, butif he
has not yet got Il on sale, don't DO put on BY
asespting any miserable worse than worthless :
substitute, butonciose sixty cents to me, and
ths Remedy will be sent you post paid. -Four
packages s300, or ono dozen for $500. Send a
3 two cent stamp for DR., Sage's pamphleton Ca.
tarrh. Address the Proprietor,
eeptle, 'so-iy. Buffalo, MY.
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0TI,OPEL a. EVERsOLE,

N anufacturerRandd dcalersin Furniture and
Cabin ct are Of all kinds. Undertaking at.
tended promptly with q hne Ilearse, and all
Kinds o nd ertakingG G Goods fnrnishedat rea.
sonabie rates. Shop and ware rooms two doors
,,aat :, - =. ri feb, u, '6S, ~.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

Tho venerable Thomas Ewing, OF
Ohio, has. at last gained a suit for
plaintiff parties, which has been
pending in courts in st. Lou-
Is and Washington for twenty
eight years. His was a large con-
tingent fee. The property lies in
St. Louis, is estimated to be worth
$3.50, 900, with rents and profits OF
$40, 900 to be added -Ea.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30
BRENNEMAN.

Beoksel,e. . and atationer, ain street, on,
door west Of TsIlmadge House entrance
school Books, Blank, Miscellaneous Books
Pictures. Gold Pens, Envelopes, Inks Stat n
An d stationery OF all kinds. feb. 2T, '6S, ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

The annual report Of the State
Blind Asylum shows tho receipts
for the year, with the old balance
to be s23,s ,s22 ~; disbursements,
S23, 400 IS; balance on hand,
S2l3 81. The receipts of the me-
chanical department. were S2,6z1i
disbursements, s2,23l 40.
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TTALENTINE' MAYER,

Manufacturer and deaierin boots andShoes
Main street sec ond room eastof Hooking Val
ioy National Bank. The best OF work made "a
order and repairing promptly done.
Oet.I, '68, ly.
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LANES nreMANAmY

Manufacturerand dealerin Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Waro, Stoves, ko., Maj n street,
northside, adjoining Center alley. ,spounng
Job work aud Repairing doneto order.
| Feb. 27, '68. II.
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f, nILLINGuURST, ,

AGon tfor who sler and Wilso rs and Howe's
Sewing NJ ichines, machine Findings, sheet
music and instruction books all the latest
Newspapers and Periodicals ir I'M the easta
the est, Mithoff Bloc k ,Mainst feb. 27, 'oS, ly
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VDREW BAUMAS,

Excelsior Retroshtnent Saloon. Groceries
confectionery, Broad, Cakes, 40. Meals and
Seas enable Refres shmentsatai al. timos, MAinst..
samuel Beery's old stand. Ioe Cream and
oy tersaloon up stairs. may7, 'es. ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ERED MAYER,
Dealer in Groceries and Provisions, Soutnwes,
corner Columbus and Chestnut streets. A
complete stoc Railways o n hand. Highcstmar'
kot rates paid for all kinds OF country pro-
duce. e
April 9, '69.1y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

Bouner's horses are said 10 be
worth 5000 900, a fortune in ITSELF
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-30

mors, painin the stomach, bowels, Kidneys,
lungs and liver. Suppressed menstrnation,
painfu lmon struat on rheumatism, saltrheum'
white vel ling, and Ulcers ofdiherentk kinds,
TO-, &C., and will qua rantee 90 cur's out oil
lao eaSes.
For:urthe riarormation and ahargesSdd'e IS
q. MIESSE,
Physician and Surgeon, ,Lancaster'o Ohio
N.B.-oficein in Risng's New Block, secopd
door where he can always be found oetween
the hours of IA. N. to 6 Pm, SnndaVseA'
oepted. Aprh - ~
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JonN W. WoRL.
JAMES NJ. WoRk.
XE7ORK D. BRO.

Manufacture orS o { Bo OTIS and sho es and deal
ers in Boots and Shoes, Sole Leather. Moroc.
cos, Innings, Kips, French and American Cali
nkins, audUpper Leaf her. Lasts, Shoe-pegs,
and shoemaker's tools. Custom work made
10 order and repairing doneon short notice.
Main street. Worth side, second door West
OfOenter Alley,
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.LOCUm & WHITE,

Lancaster, :, OHIO hay e just streceiyed alarge
and VIC II selected stock OF American, French
and English Chemicals, Drugs. Medicines,
HairBrushes, Dyo -Stufs, Patent Medicinesan
Fancy Articles. april l6' '0S'ly
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ATTORNEYS.
sCHLEICH,
DRUGGISTS.
! RonoE o. BECK,

Oealerin DruQs. Medicines, Oils, Paints.
Perfrimery, &c. Allthe nostapproved Patent
OF main street and Public Square. Lancaster,
ohio .Presr riptlons carefully compounded.
Fob 2T 1RG0.1y
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$50, 800, and $500,

h.ar,rg o. netrestat seveape cent. wi the eupons
sttsch d !, payable everysI months.
-iiihs made payable withina pered varying
y,.m one to Ave years, as may suit purchasers
'r;%eS TSess .l.h mi we'll known financial sound @
noss Of Fairfield county warrants recon.
mendntion N oithe aboveas desira6le sPSeiesso'
nvestme mt 10 capitalists. M u, a. ntain, i,;tn,
| ttL 't sttI o'""''
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INTERESTING TO CAPITALISTS
COUNTYBONDS
EOzs sale.

" .'ii AupIroR's oTFrcn, Fairfield c0:,o.'}
April 18th, 1869. )
DOSDS OF THE COUNTY OF
S Fairfield, Ohio, have been issued iG1, nnder
the laws OF said State, for the putposeo Wds W
within the county, as petitioned for by the citi-
' s.ss or the s.me. andarc on sal le by the County
Gommissloners, Com atthe Auditors tice.
The i3ondsare ofthe denominations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10

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FIFTH DISTRICT. N. j.,

COMPRISING JERSEY CITY H 6dgTISI% tHs3
TuE cry OF NEWARK, IN ESSEX 90.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-01

Der 4. Suli. Sb unb in wel6er @uss
bebnun9 bieier Naticnal. 5eftas in unle>
rer Stapt sefeiert pirp, bat bis ieBt nod
uiht Serlautet. Yie giies uno ausHise
werpen pabrideinIia bauptfd4Ii4 MUne
tags absebaltsn, cine all9emsine 5eisr atsr
nitt fattfinbsn. gBessn bes Ndberen pers
psiIen mir auf unlere an3eiselpaItsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-01

= Ma!9ias Jtubsna6, Elm bsutI9sr
S&ubma6er BON Yittstcn, srtrant am
pcrleBten Ocnnerltas ba1eltf bsim Sabrn
i'm Susquebanna. Die 2eibe wurbe era
am Sonntag Mcrsen ssfunben unb Na6-
mttta9s CUR Hube bsifattet. Der beutI6e
unterf.s sVeretn, Der 9oaen Der o. u. 81,
cine Nbtbeilun9 3uapen unb bic pittstcn
Sil6er Gcrnet Sano wpGnten Rem 8es
erdbnib BEL. 8utena6 mar unserbeira-
tbet unb bat in rieisr 0sssnb feline ger>
panbten.
: Die Susqusbanna Gptntp Sair
pirb am 30. Septbr. unb l. Sttpber In
WcntrCfe ssbalten.
- gm 16. SUM- fparen Daniel Slidins
ger, feline 5rau uub iein Subn In Ma6p.
ming Saunidip, Carbon County, In ibrem
@runptsasr beI6aitist, als pl5Bli6 baS
9epGlte ilber ibneu etnbra6 unb bic Srau
poafanbis nit Stsinsn unb grbe bsbsdtc,
ben Sctn se9en cine gSano Iflus unp
ben Batter se9en ben aussans brdnste,
Der Ihnea ben Spbn tefreite unb pann
NIT ibm bic Srau unb SHUTTER aussruten
-aber als cine qeide. Die 70 traurig
inns Gebsn sefCmmene Nutter binterldbt
IL 8inber.
= Die Iliner In SGuilfiu County
finb jebt, 70 oiel mir piIIen, pieper Idmmt-
lid an Der arteit. SnreB b6ren mir bier
uno bd Sefur6tun9en ausIprehen, bae
es BEN Speratpren nitt mGsli4 iein tpelbe,
ben seeenpdrtiesn aObn Idnsere 3eit su
beSablen, inpem Der preis Der Soblen bic
erpartete SSte ni6t errei6t babe. Sie
wirpen f6 mittin senStbist iebsn, in
8urSem cine 5erablsbuug Der Q6bne Su
perlansen, obrr i'm gBeieerunssfaqe bic
2lrtsit elm lteuen su laFen.
- Die SadIfeinma6er pom @Qentcpu
baben sprise g8o6e ben preiS fir Bad
itsine pcn $40 auf SS erm6Bist.
BS- 8snu ibr sinsn suten Ba1&tedel
brau6t, 70 fault ben unjeritOrbareu, unses
lGtbtten &efel NIT Supferbcpen, Der ME
rotet unp mad metuer Nnliht Der bette ilt,
ben man fnpen fann, aueerbem aud bil-
Zig. G'ebr. eecnarp, ssseniber bem Court
haule, iinb bic asenten. 25m19
= Sei Der Serfeiseruns BON anlsten
i'm peutIden Sauperein gp. B. am Mpn.
tag atsnr bstrussn bic srsieltsn prdmisn
BON 40 bis 46 Yrpjsnt per 500. Gin
3ei6en, RAP pas @elp rar 81 perben
anfdngt!
- Giubre6er fnb in 6pbs Yart tbdtis.
90 wurpcn in Der Mcntas Nadt bic @e'
16lftslpfale BON @. Srccte, s. Nalb unb
.. @. Wpr9an II. So. pom penlslben
beimseiudt, aber niAtS NennenswertbeS
entpenrrt.
= Der I'm Strpubsburser GsfdnsniB
fBenbe unp gum SUpe perurtbeiIte SrCaps
beaO'WSrper Srme fol- in lsbr lsipenesm
3ufanpe Iein unO lein Gnpe wirp tdsIit
erpartet, 70 bab sr wabrf9rinlida zines
natiirli6en SpbsS unb ni6t bur6 Sens
tersbanp ferten wirp, Srccfs TT nod
auf frettm 5ubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-01

B9 yOas Qeben BON SsIferIcn Davis,
NIT elmer sebeimen @eI6ifte rer SHplt'
den @onf6oeratipn;" = bies III Der 3itsl
zines gDertes, has in tur;er 3eit i'm ger-
la9e Der gattrnal publilbina Company
son philadelphia beraueseseben piro.
Der SsrfalIer bes Suaes iIt Der tsfannte
Ge. u, 9oaarp, pdbrtnb Der 8sbsllcn
Elm eilrigsr @nbdnger pes Slbens unb
feinel .3eit 6erausseber zines SeeeIionss
blattes. Wlan tann anne9men, bae es ibm
mebr ais iepem Inberen seifattet mar, ei
nrn Slid btnter bic GpuliIIen ;u iperfen
uno rarf tnraus auf ietr piquante, neue
gntbiillunsen fh sefabt MAIDEN. Dem
unpartsiiIHen @ef6i6tsfcrlder III eS Be-
birfniB, Darfeluusen rer SauptspiiOpen
pes Silrserfrieses pom beibsn Ssiten trns
nen su lernen unb bieleS Nerf it bsIOns
bsrs baju 9eei9net trri9e gnidten Su
eprrisirsn unp msbr uno msbr ben nab.
ren 3batbefanb befanut su MAIDEN. 90
last grlarp !. 9. iiber bic unmenl6li6e
Sebanplun9 Der llnicnssefaussnen i'm
Slpen:
,,6iir bic 9erpaesung ber 9riesssefansenen in
Ribmpnb CAB es I'm 9Infang gar fein Sylfen.
Der GefGnenb. 9pmmiliar, Capt. gSsrner, mar
Elm bumau seiunter Rann; absr sr bate beNGn-
big NIT benz @snernl- GcmnilTar, Sberif Rcrtb-
rop, ;u fGnpfrn, hel6rr bic brutaIe sleueeruns
that: ,,9Janfsr- -@efan9enes = SD femme feline
@erfen Sie bod ale bieie S6ufte in ben Sames
HiSrrm G5 fam Spr, tab Nprtbrpp 5eerten
8irb unb anbsre eebensmittsI, fpel6e g8arner
fir bic 8efangeren gsfauft bate, pegnebmen
lise. 9eF. Davis mar nit ben Sualsn hes Sun-
gers &C., pel6e man bic @efanssnsn erbulesn
liee, ppbl befannt, aber trGBbem lieB er Ipldbs
Senfsrsfnsdte mic Nortbrup unb gBinbtr IN
ibrsn Strlen unb il babsr fir ttren gsrfabren
nit Ssrantportid. g8irl Der lpGtsr in @a1b.
ingtOn sebGngt tpurbe, mar nur ter SiinSenbpd
fir gn6srt. Gr ifraubte i6 Ianss, bic sIufii6t
iibsr has @efGneniB in glnberlpnpile su iiber.
usbnten, unb tbat es fbliebli6 nur auf bic 3u.
fuss balbissr abIUiuns bin, peI6e jebS6 midi
sebaltsn purbe."
Die National 9ubliIbins Company in
philadelphia iuft in alien Gbeilen res
eanpes asenten fir bic Sertreituns rieles
9eI4i4tswertes.