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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-26

It may be funny, Pyodepc it. I've
,of n rih and ba1,v Shafloxvs dcport.

1t may be funny, pvodope 1t. I've
got rib and baby. Shadows depart
ed-oystet stcws, brandy cocktails,
cigar boxes, boot-jacks, absconding
shirt buttons, whist and demijehp.
Shadows present-hoop-skirts, band
boxes, ribbons, garters, long evenings,
Juvenile dresses, little willow chairs,
cradles, bibs,, sugar-tits, ,paregoric,
hive syrup, rhubarb, senna. salts,
squills, and doctors. bills. I'll just
tell you how l got caught. l was al
ways the darndest, most tea-custard
bashful fellowy you ever did see it was
kinder in, my line to be taken with
the shakes every time I saw pretty
girl approach me, and Id cross the
street any time rather than face one;
twasn't because didn't like the crit
tcrs, for il was behind the fence
looking through o knot hole, l could
not look long enough.
Well, my sister Lib gave a lsarty one
night, apd'I started away from home
because was too bashful to face the
nsssis. hung around the house
whistling Old Dan Tucker, dancing
to keep my feet warm, watching the
heads bobbing up and down behind
the window curtains, and wishing the
laundering party would break up,
SO could get to my room. I smok-
ed up bunch Of cigars, and as II was
getting late add uncomfortable, con-
cluded to shin up the door post. No
sooner said than done, and / so3n
found myself snug in bed. n
Now" saysd, let her rip! Da1ice
till your wind gives out "apd cnddling
down under The quilts Morpheus got
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06

8eaber bon 6ra&tsatsrn, Der anoere jlr einen Ct.
preB N9enten aus. WeGnrfAsp tefan6 iidb auf bel
Durhreiie nod Chicago. Als er mertte, bob er Be.
frozen mar, benahridbiste er bic Yoli3ei bon aeu
Worfaae, Die @aaner batten i aber berets in ibrs
Sdlupfuintel surida5oeen.1 n.1s1Hn Isl
gtpa 600 8epobner BON Marietta. Ntbens unb
anDern Yunften belndten am Samtag Hniere 9aupts
!aaGI ,a1,, no Dssssn @ pc usssSsasn osntl,9sn
men per giienbabn am Ylabe uno iidsr piei anse.
nebmer als in Der Sommerbibe. tiiE.te
Mit Dem iebr Iansen, Iebr marmen unb iebr tro.
denen CONNER iheint es enolib porbei su iein. I'm
SOnntag regnete es ben ganaen SaQ, Die Quft III
ranb uno tibl getporoen. Der StaBeuitau6 unb Die
Musquitos (oie bieiesmal au6eroroentlidb bi55ia
maren) baben itre Stolen ausseipisIt. 4
aDie Sab Der Seiratbs. 2ieenien. Die I'M Wtonat
Septemberi BON ber bief9en a&robat Gourt ausae.
iteat Duroen belief ii4 auf62 ifalo eur6ldnittli&
Das gerb6r BON Mara unb Suuioan. bic
beiduloiet limb, ben tunaen .9homas in Der yRdbe
iuuroe am eamitas been6et. Das 3susnib aeseri
bte Mn9etldgten NOR 10 grdbren6. bab fi Der Mapor
9en0thi9t iah, lie 8ur Sail 5u beorbern uno ieoe
Blrg1haft flr un5ui6Ii9 3iI erfldren iOas be6eu.
tst antlase auf Wioro i'm eriten Grabe. ,aaa0 -
! Or @eiersborf BON 6anbusfp, oeffen Sob
mir tn oer lebten Namnter andeigten. iarb om Jer-
penFeoer. Gr muroe qm ?. Oec. 1881 IN UluHWen
seboren uno tpanoerte I'M Sabre 1851 natb amerifa
aus. SIN Sabre 1852 lam er nod SaneuAp, ;Dersy
ridtete bort erit erobe Mrbeiten. fdrdng Fd aber
bur4 Jleib, Spnrlamfeit suno umlt4t 1baio empor
uno 10 omar. bob er i6leBi6 elmer Der bebeutsnb.,
ten uno an9elebenften Sci 6dftsmdnner iener Staot
putbe. gr mar aber ni9t bios Elm erfol9reider Sc.
idMtsmann, ionoern cir, g1renmailri in isoer Ye<
per5i8tet uno ieinen gemeinitnr bic d Hgemsinlte
49tang inter Deuti1en unb Ameritdfiern erfpas6.T
Jlr Sanonsfp 1T Der Sob bon s.. geiersborf, Der,
IN Der gldtbe leiner Sabre itarb, ein idmsrer Ner.
fa.. Wo9s oie Sinterlaiieneu bas BemuBtiein tr6.5
ren, ooB peg osritorbene Gatte unb yater oie2iebe
oer gaH3en SeD0lterung nit ia,s Grab riimmt, Das
yelcben9efose mar oas 9robte. oas San6usip ie ae.
feheu. sf5| ga 81" ,Hr'si7F''sd fT.tS e ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
. @reenpilIe, Darte gountp, o., sept 26.. 10
6erren Neinhar0 Il. sfieler. Columbus ~.
(gtnsefanbt.,

l.& "<f.- .+'- (Gtn9etdnpt.)
Toftoria. Seneca Co., o., 8. Oct, 1870.
@eebrte Serren &einbaro unb 6eier!
Dur1 bic elorreihen Siege unierer beutiAen
Briber, nit Sreuoe uno Danf erfiQt, fir unier ge=
einietes DeuIhano. ater au1 tief ereriffen BON Dem
Rummer uno glen6 Der pernunoeten Rrieaer, bills,
bebIrftisen Bittmen unb Wailen, balte i'd es fir
0Hiht eines ieoen OeutIdpen, 5ur 2inoerune Der
9totb 10 piel nie m6eIib bei3utrasen.
3u oielem 3Dede baben aud mir Oeutlde in s5o=
fforia belGlollen. BEN Norbloe unierer Nadbar=
itdote Siffin uno 6inolap su folsen, unb unieren
Nitbirsern in Der Staot unb umaesenb @elesen<
belt su aeben ibre patroihen @efii6le nit Der Sbat
III bepeilen uno nit SSreuoen i6r SAerein auf benz
altar Der Giebe flr's Waterlanb nieoer3ulegen.
SIN Nuttra9 Der COMMITTEE eriu4e i'd, beBbalb
freunolhit ben olien Wefboten, Der. pie ia Sober
weiB, i'm eSntereiie bes Deutldtbums INNER in Der
poroern Hebe febt, baB er uns in ieinen aeebrten
Spalten eine Nn3ei9e oufnebme. 6aB in Joitoria
am Wontaa, ben IL. October, 5u obisem
3wed Elm Yic Ric absebalten merbe; fit quite Spre-
DER, oeutid uno ensliih, fowe fir bic WuGt uno
Iftnitfun9 oes Wdnnerhor mirb 9elorat; es ideint
uns Der 9eei9netie Weg es sur ReuntnB S6rer Babl=
retden MbOnnenten in unierer umseeeno 3u brlna
gen. ...l,. s- ya.51t.R .a.aat
Sn goransiidt Sbrer Nufnabme, perpHi9ten sic
uns 5u perbinoli1ltem Dant. ..,E.a
|l4a 5eTal,l .H~'" !0s3} Sacpb g. tfler.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Glnctundlier Mdrftberid,t.
Gtnttmnatt, ben 3 on. ls

5.sa-"s- &tuetHuQIt oeu w. l6U,
s1,.n, sssss s;sse.s i.s. s5'Ea a:s
aeine geranberuns fett i.st.r Wo4e. '- - +
Rpasen - $4.50-4,75 '.s!iH5 aIiiI ,Gs EE
s s s ssrs' sas ''ss' sass 'tsss'.s ss :s
gBsi,sn Hau unb wsnis geiadfts. s1-
Weiiatern.1 guiss esmiiaiss R0lssntorn 81 gts
ss g sis ssss ss Saaisd s s Rsfs 80 eS
&osstn. Is2gts; R0. IS sts.. austrlsfsns sor-
ten 81 gis pr Saqti s:sas. s1s aussr.en
ten ST. 30. sommsrserte " Gts$l.O5 ie mad aualita
Nai,. Der Wart 1T eu bel eiuer suten aia9trass far
saess mi Msus sarsn s $3.50 ESQ sei srl si an
tunf unb 81 aus Dem ssrt oosr soets per Suasl bet
8mssbeln = s25o-275 per Yrl -
Grhnes Obf. Mspfel (nsne bette 3.oo-s.so su's
cts. per Yfunb. Delasoare i1-l3.
beu. si8,Oo-l9.oo per tonne fur lofe gepre6tes ba
aaaaft ans sas mssr aus BEN si'rs aoies pom Dassn
Mespprf. gsl auf $500 2aso per grl., fur ei,p.
saS! ss1iss ssifls 'sH'trt' sits asafl'z a''
gaeun1 i3N Cents fur sautsrn. leA gsn,s far ilars
Rispsaisitsn. un0 ~ iar Hare ,ts Ssi'sn.
satier. : Central Opo sl-ss ste. weasrn Refers,
ssfs.- Dstsrr Rtl,,, lo-lax asn's; sastors Raft
eames. = gla1sfamen 81 ISL ,ss. panffamen Ia
Meb Sop 75gts s1UO glausrae ents bis $l25; Sbf.
sartsnsras Sl,75-2,OO. Stedswiebeln $s,OO-2.s0.
0roeeries = 5tp RaHes 423 Srs; Jaea xa6es 251H
bic 2oH Gents. easuasra 23-3sN Genis 8nder, New
Orleans lz--l3H 0ts, gcrtO @ec 12--l3 @ts Cuba
ltk-l21z Gts; Demarara l25s-l3h; 0aSanna
Grulbeb l4%-,4h gts; yowbereb l47s-4 Gts Raffss.
auder l3A-l35s; 0eIbtr l2-l2H 9aolafss3u6er e-ioN
&ts. .tlf q. z.'slagaIta - ,-lt.a.
1oIaffes. - .Sprstum As -55 Gts. Rew Orleans 81
|e5 Gts. Sprup 4o-6O Gts; Uelbea Sprap $780, Der
ielbe In RegS 50 GtS-$l ,O0.
sl- asinal s7-ss ga; earbbI sol IS, fur sstss
RotIen6 20 20 &c. Spsrmpl S2,25-250. Orenol 81 6C
$50, Msats Suof poi Is Glaine Ga 81 4ts. 9Dea
girs pssvfum SdmerSl) 4o-sosts fur so nno so-4a
Gts. fur Hp.s 2. 2al9el 9a<--l0. .Gts, per Yfedg
Ials. = Goantrg s-sA &tnssi Sus sA-9H esnts
fny sefNmoIsenen. A'@l3>%
Mbisien = 1886 Gts. fur ssrasuerten per @allsne.
Baum 10 Ils.- Rtobhns I5-l5k Gte, PET vfp.
W pIle, - 1nbwalbeb As 4s 0te per gIb: 1ltset-
walbeb 4O43 &te; Heeeewafheb tRamm-
wole) 4145 Ets nnstwa@ep RanufaetnrinS 3o-S Gts.
nusemaitene (Rammwple) 81 35 gts 9uueh 3l-32 Sts
Sprfeu.e DtAer bftner 2O-22 Gts., befer wtflt4el
1874 Gts. per pib., WtsecuRn 1913 GtS.
1Da4s. =. 30 Hts. ~! bsEesee!ses:
' 0shtru, - D--75 &na ptr Tb. ,3a5 Z 2 t'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06

~ xas ~ a Z r 81 sry. TIT.
DN eaDaI:r!s oes UeuIusn asIIo1I au. S',.m
Sagnen unS asno!t naoueI ots ~! hti's
sr Snu ,esos' sos 2e .ar S.s rs,
sn soeiosI osI psie2.sluSsl osI at:st u'tus ~
ShsI "sht n"m Wnnn ~, ~, ons.r.r nm Mcr;s
! NlS;inx MrH;tscte,., ',nsiMs rem GtroEburoe,
Yunltsr terlats msleen oaB o!rlsof ns@ ,eS'
o ,"n 900 h ~ aMo "ub b:.. s.ss.,, ,Snne -
Sic sssabes sabsnssaiesa sid cine es'iasssaas
SUn Hes son leSsm mn
ostri,bsn n,arSsn s;nS4H 1s' 'A' 4'''''',t
SnsUsihsm ~om ry ToJr,o~ r no, orrtoo merhen has
cine annette goionne SsntIdbsr 7rnppea ben Rbein
iiberibritten b6tte unb oeoer Wlhlbauien marfhire
Cine onbere Golonne III in Der Ndhe BON 6dlettabi
ober geeufdbateau, Cine Mrmee pom 100000 Oeln-
liden biIbef fib ieht Sci Soul. Dieielbe {ou 9eeen
Qnon operiren. -, b a,3,se ssz'sa i es
Die YreiiBen erflaren baB bas Syeuer pDn ben Sorts
um Boris 5u 3eiten iebr lebbaft, aber polltommsn
,@5e ur M li oie Bssnobier BON garis o,, cine erns
| tie Wertbeibisuna elailben 3u maiden, s. ~
0rof Dsmard giebt folaenbe 6ffentli6e Grfldring
ob |: xDie BON beml Gorrefponbenten Der v2onoon
Zines, perrn &ufel. 9egebene DeriiDn Der unter=
|tattaefunoen bat beratt ourhueg alif reiner grot
tMng. 5tisasl
Wien. 3. Dft. STE Mepue {oat.beute Woraen,
|bof bic beuurubiaenoen Wodridbten iiber rulHidae
iiftunaen untpabr fiub, @eneraI Sanatieif befnbet
lib nod oils @eianbter in gonitantinopd. Nujli=
ihe Iruppen MAIDEN teine brobenben 8epeaunsen.
Die Deiehunaen 5uiIAen Oeitrsid inO NuBlanb
Ioifen Nidbts au miiuldeu Abra. s,, ,.a,.q ~ s
4 Mos.t q sortgs Gins h.n.sh. 3r.,. ;;h.rsh r;,t
I,ht. Ront "bei eieftr;ih,ms aid1te hen Mheim hsi
U{i6Ihdu|eft. q iRI5 Fas5T'4F9E1T1 EGE s-5ZS ~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Qanp III perfQufe1l.

2a5 afer In ranfn Co.. .. Der 8rcabirase IL et.
Nproleite an pemleben usruber Dad f6mmtlide 9anb III
nit elmer neuen tenee metfens aus Yfoieu unb 1rsiern
etnatfen,t Gin neueS 6aus nit autem &eQtr beFnte I'D
au BEN Qanbe In Der dbe bes 5aaes IL tns Sprins.
queae giwa 25 ader fno aedrt. Der Rslt iif 6oanb
oen perfauf Rann aud IN spti 5arms stttst wereen.
Ndtere Musnnft erbeilt Der Gisenbrme mdnp,1 auf -
mem ubnpab Der I'm Often an cbse Darm dngrtn.t. cher
ldiftltG. Breie ubrere man an ien nd1 Sumutt Sta.
F ,'H - -. 70 ..5S..1s.5 sn5 9. q. Ylad.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Uarm Su perfaufen 81 llieori8ent
ss.r ra5fGaa Yret8. ~

Cine aarn, entbaltenb l26 afsr 0anb etpa 10 Helen
spn gp!umtus 9silsa 2ansaer une Relen Don s-
ner characterization in ner guen ue otfbeeeelfen 0e"
aenh nit Snulen unb airfen II stranfen. Die Gam
ii uter Mnoersm 7OOo ttes snst. une tbe Ster-
idsr;aen sinreben beuadnat gut bemdet NIT ne serne"
aeubeu Auslea, ewa lD Gdsr uaie &ultur. per Mf IN
p, 3wst CUTE Grams esnbdufer nit sutsaa Rsasr a ls'
e Harm ldst m cana rnt 70 obteilen bag iebtr 3tetl
sinsn @ntts an ben gsbaubs' BEN 8stnbsrSe nac csm
Solilaabe erbalt sEsfHf9 gad-f3f8 42Ese4 fa
~ Wiro su $35 per ader perfauft.
Man wenbe fh ptibnltd ober trssftd an -
j, - ,,sr1 d. i 81 Nseo, Sones u Co..
tl-im tr 3mw a sEEE - rs6 Gr!u atus. Obto.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06

Rem Dort. 80. Ott. Die eamburser Sam.
selmdbis wieoer am Oienitag abseben. es mlste
6eun iein, bab Die fron36niden Blofabe, @dffe bss
hurtaus unm6slidb MAIDEN. Bel Der SAnsuigfeit
Der rWeitpbalia." ~@lmbria" uno rpanlmoniar ipel-
de 3unddbit ON Die Nsbe fommen (relp. am /, H..
uno 1S. Oit.). etauben ineeB Die gieentbiimer Der
S6iffe porerf nldt nit. ,,r,s u. D. .Sttts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
l,WufprDerlIna.

| 6argwunin 6d ferS 8armer. sebarits aus 8rettn.
In @rpsberacsttum 8apsr pe6tr Der @essne bon
ssss u s asss sss s sa4 sp IL ssa s
mnnnen is Gplumbas, Dbis, atresen. gersnen 81.
den eeaenmdrse aDobnplas eeelbisen tefannt mr'
ben hnteeit neteu um Dante prpHien, mrnn e itm
Naaridt Oaraber susebfn laisn. -
Morefie &a'7e s8 Jrant gBeinlen.
%. (ept. Pm 10 f qe7ssaEf q9plambue, Ctfo.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
q. ftpt.
Gj G + II h t.

Gin tudtiaer R6lsr aus BEN Canton Bern rlnidt auf
nddes Nrusiobr cine Rdisrei IN tsrnetmtn fnr Anras
aen unb sreitere Anst1ntt mult man N1 member an
.. Fs-I m1.f 3e RaH penrp 9shr.
Is fept-4u,t g. 8. 8er l543, Gplumtne, ..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Stadt Colnmbns,.
Seusuiratii@es 'stauta: stfet.

d. Glr Staats. Seeretdr, q a.s
Mi1iam Seislep, BON gupabosa. o..
s3a Ghr supreme. RiGtsr, "a 80
Rinaro u. Sarriion. bon Wabi1on.
Comptroller bes Staatsfhases, .-gr
ID Spbn g.. peaton. bon Belmont. e..
Witslteb Der Beb6rbe Der 5ffentIiden Derte,
i..s Wiliam Speneer, bon gliding.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Earnt III perfQufe1l.

Die Horm pes nntsrethneten. entaene 70 Nfer sutse
Qanp ntt g0otnhaus G4euer une gutter Gtnr,tnns pa
Riser Wite In Nranflin Kownibip. 1T u ssrfautn Wesn
Wdberem penpe nan tdh an 2euie rttler, &olumSus
:" - ,IT5 ll Sacob Heeb.
., s.ot @f Rs5sE#5.TsEg ft1I ri5 2mbml lmtw
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
auseIei9unsss8ebGrbe

Bhr Mitslieb Der Musslet6unss- -8eborhs,
8. g.. Niles, BON Yidawap.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06
Nfadridt an Gpntraetpren.

Berfteaelte Mnetbrtt rnbsn ansenemmsa tn Der
aupitor's Offse IN 6raatin 4oants sis sSU es-
ses Dienftae. ben 8. Nopember 1870. ~.
nr Al, Ser runbpfsiIer fur eint Bsufe t bic
aum Greet au Der Qinie ber yarrs Ru &oab IN tIttu
Ipwnlbip Die 6tsinmauern mntsn aas suten Sanefets
mem na MaBpabe Der bssr DfEee Reptresstsu plane
unb spseiiiesiipnsn aafsefhsrt wsrpsn.
WV ,JSm Mutrae her 3pmmifdre,
sfT@ I1}&if 74t sc. Rile,
% sept.-lm tu ubD So 3. Aun,tcr ren Grantlig gsj
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Qelet! 3efet I!

GItern luQeu pi.n pas Ntberne 1ips bic S4ute heptet
70 lanoe erb6lten nb bob bur btlben &nbers
iAupasus nm Die 6siffe t,aiser wiro. a5 81
: Gua Ia 49, 3. 3mI -
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GungreKional>1idet.

s5HGfS7s. iGlr Gonsres,
q Susb y. Ssmett, ppn 5ranflin.
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Gir6z Gintpeibutla.

u Glrh=0intreibullg. os
Wir tbun BEN gubIifum uab unfsrn grsnaben hermit
tunb, taB am ltF eha -@L.','.-+sfi
aa @onntae. ben 16. Ottober 1870.
unfere neue Gpans eutterf&e st. paalus 8rhe IN Maf.
Hnn enaemttt mirb. Die GinmettunSafeier beginHt
balls 10 ntr lit BEN aen 8uhlcfdI ron bic Gtmeinbe
amnst paorn unb Greunben In Drceton ua& Der neueu
RirGe 3ieten menn es bds Dieter sraubf. am 8ormi-
RaHmttas in sns'iiAer spsa9s. 9ubtm Anbsn btutfae
gDitesbtnte att, Senntae Abenc Rontas 8ormistas
unb Denfae unb NttnSr4 Mbenc. Nrutaa Mbenb tf nod.
male engi6er @ctitebisn Bon 10 bS 20 YafereR une.
rer Rr. werben s.ssawars ttn unb an ben Gessbteu.
fen tbsnetmen. i6Tao47 f3IsufLsel.aL Ese1L Ls6
OH. 6. 49, e4,.s s.t4.-s q 2mw
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Palttti9e aHaeise.


ag 1.gsa Gar gesurber, 2c atH .E
uja Natban Cole.
@s.& .>s S1asmetfer,
~ 2orenao gngIifb. @
,t. gommiiiare, #@sB
WiIIiam gooper (auf 8 Sabre.)
rsa rs drieb. 3 d. (auf 2 Sabr.)
: Hs5 et2 County .Anwalt, A 2 Htess
5na @eorg &. Nafb.
g1H3&as5J 7 Aru,enbausI Director.
...'. Moiess Senmour. 9.
Sh. !. - ~~< -e l,fs 4mbp 2mw
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I I Z ,a--t5,IT7 1T, stttp yorter 0elDmarft.
yrsiie berl Regierunss- Bombs &c. in Nem gorf am
ll,v itgi47l SIN 7ss,f53a Oft gl47O gsaa@g6 sCa8
J GpIn,,sbns A5Rarfttertd,t.

Rsen- n-S.srstssr (Hs's,, :,
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Is. gect.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-06

Wedlenbnra= Snwertn oils Gouperneur uniergeDro.
net ueroen ioaen a@ f.t4
8ein0bene Abbot. aus S5rantreidb cine Utadt 5weis
aen Hanges ju mahen.
Ser v,nu obneri9aft BON A3ont: a. MouRon if fit
ben in ibren Straben be9an0enen DtDr0perlub ge=
cen etnen lieutenant un0 etnen Corporal ene @elo=
bube BON 10000 Jrancs auferle9t
,1ours, ?. Det. Se aeSisrune iest in elmer
heute eraiienen 9sroclQmation ben Is. October fur
Die 98ublen'5ur connituirenoen Yeriamallung fsit,
nm be unte1banDlungen peeen elnss Waltenftil.
fanos be11Ieuni9en 5u tDnnen Die Ne9terun8 boift.
0aB Der uIutb Der Yertbei0iger bon Yaris, unter'
thBt bnrdp anoere Greisnlie. no9 nor iener 3eit
Hetun9 brin8en meroe. Dab aber. tals be Xa9e un.
uerdnoert bliebe, iene Werlammlun9 Der Mrmee uno
Der Ration neue potfnung un0 neuen Ututb ein1o=
ben weroe. U
S,e Helaeerer baben i9 BIS Jest loreidltis auBer=
b0lb 0er S1uBlinie Der 1aupitaot 0e1aiten uno Die
Bela9erten iino unsebuloie lber bre natbdti8feit.
9ie 9tational9arbep iin0 iebt IN actisen Oienft
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OF the death penalty for an adulterer or,
not prove tnat God regarded adultery any the
less q crime than when tte penalty was In force.
lie then quoted from the Bible 70 show how mar
rlage was regarded by God aud how adultery and
the cove.inx OF q mans wife by another were
punished. Richardson had not, he said, only
violated the seventh but had also violated the ninth
commandment. He argued that the prosecution
had brought no witness 10 show that tho prisoner
was sane when he shot Richardson, and that they
had proved no malice at the time OF the shooting
and then quoted extensively from the law books az
10 the law on insanity Of the various Kinds, ana
clted cases In which persons had been acquitted on
tne ground OF insanity, and explained the why ana
wherefore.
One point he wanted to impress upon the jury was
,nat tnere was no phase OF murder IN the case thab
M smucfaliahd dld not expect To meet Richardson AT
uhe Ttoune onlce the night OF the shooting. NO ev-
ucice hau been brought forward to prove anything
y, h 'nae KIND HIS Inquiries days before as to
p,nna,, pnv,v ilchardson was was not 10 get at
-, ,,iNnarasoh but 10y learning where he was
70 nhd OUT where his VIE and child were;
Ior no knew that by following Richardson he
couiu get theln. II the prisoner was sane and
wanted 10 Kill Richardson could he have selected u
worse spot than he did 7 Was it reasonable that he
Would nave entered the hons den 10 wrcak out mis-
very CUP, wien, II he wanted 10 Kill hm. he could
nuvo Wayluu nlin A man IN seeklng to kill u
wrong uoer always en0eayors 10 take MN nj "A dis
aavahVsge, instead OF giving him Overwhelming
odus. IL would be absurdity on the part OF any man
wse
Al this point the court was adjourned the Re-
corder informing the jury TO assemble on Monday
next III the court room oI the General Sessions az
the oyer and Tel1niner court room would De Occ Gu
pied there for another trial
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual Va. Union-A Rain storm, Struggle but
full Of Excitement.

.SbutuaI Vss OuIOu-A hN8In SLOrm Struggle Dut
full Of Excitement.
Give us a rain storm for good game after yesier.
days performance. With sharp shower upon
them ana heavy clouds concealing the sun from
horizon to horizon, the Mutuals and Unions opened
very important game yesterday afternoon. A large
crowd was present and but for them such thing as
playing would not have been entertained for mo-
ment AS 1t was they demanded 1t and play
was opened only to close it after an inning
or two, so with this tacIt agreement
for no stipulations had been made, John Wdey was
selected umpire. and, the Mutuas going 10 the
field, the game began. The rain FELL not merciessly
but in force SUFFICIENT to drench the players. lt
dampened the ardOr Of the spectators also yet they
saI down To 1t rs Ii determined to get their moneys
worth II possible. The ball was wet through,
and, as the players term II, ''greasy,n despOng
fielding entirely. From the TACT that the Unions
took lead at once, and inning after inning In.
creased II, so as to threaten ultimate victory IN
terest in the game gradually grew up. When the fifth
inning had been passed the rain subsided, and a
genuine feeling OF socitude for the Mntuais' welfare
bespoke itself at once. At this juncture the game
was IA TO against them-igures which the succeed
ing inning did not alter. Now there was shown
some life and warmth in the play, which before had
been simply tame. Martin had been brought IN TO
pitch the previous inning, and he proved so trouble
some to the Unions that they failed score the
seventh inning also. This announcement awakened
the Mutuas, who thereupOn went In TO overhaul
their opponents The result OF the play from this
out Is seen by the score appended, which briefly and
as adequately tells the story ~ any words cam:
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Of difuslng information as to what were the laws

OF dinusing Information az to what were the laws
AMONG the people. - gET
lsh the system be would provide for newspaper
puDncauoh IN every Congressional district. This
mgnt DC expensive Dut 1t was Important TO enac
laws u was equally important TO give the people the
means OF nnding out what they were.
M, MT hoss repl OF Neo thought the public money
could NOT pe appropriated to better purpose than In
dlsseininatlng among The people knowledge OF the
laws that We're TO govern them.
=, mr.. ANThoNY, (rep.l OF r. l., said the publication
Oh tne laws III the newspapers was, in his Judgment
an entire waste OF public money IL cost the govern
nent about one hundred thousand dollars per year
anu puDlcation Was not completed IN most OF the
papers until long after the adjournment OF the ses-
sion OF Congress and often not until the next ses
nrartca ha S "onuison @ o. things which led to this
any consequence now appeared In the newspapers
aa as soon as Passed, and people were kept wei n-
its various stages. He had Thought It might be use
l9i or the Secretary OF State to make compilation
~ @ euo ~ ssaion ~ Coi9ress W might be necessary
ior newspaper publication; but to spread before
the country at public cost the details OF money to
Cnoctaws. Chickasaws and other Indians, and all
Oher Items or appropriation In every branch of pub
mc service, was 80 much waste or printers' INK.
The secretary OF State and the COMMITTEES on Print
ing agreed wlih him IN this view. Alter all, these
puDncatlons were useful mainly to the legal pro-
iesslon: People generally applied not to newspapers,
put 10 LAWYERS TO know the law. His objection to
Inc proposition, as suggested by MI. Morton. was
me cost 70 government OF the publication In every
Congressional district would be Increased TO half
mililon dolars-pcrhaps "a million. 3s
Further remarks were made to the effect that the
low price paid by government was not sufficient ID
secure publication IN the papers OF large circulation
sheets. - = - -
The amendment was then agreed to by the Com
mttee Oi the Whole, with the understanding that the
yeas and nays would be taken when the bill came
before the Senate.
D1sCONTlNUANCE OF THE BLUR BOOK.
Mr.. ANTHONY gave notice of the amendment to
abolish the Blue Book. now published by the govern
ment for gratuit0us distribution.
Az hallpast four O'Clock L. NJ the Senate adjourned
till Monday.