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THE MYSTERY YET UNsoLvED.

From the N. p. Times.
The coroner's investigation contri-
buted little to the solution of the mystery
which still enshrouds the Nathan murder;
but it threw some additions. light upon
points that have been controverted, upset
some stories that have been industriously cir
culated, and, to a certain extent, cleared the
way for the more extensive inquiry which has
vet to come.
at work in the house on the day preceding
the murder. Both seem completely absolved
from suspicion. They fully explain their
whereabouts, verify their statements clearly,
and pass unscathed through a very searching
investigation. Their testimony is in other
respects interesting. The early statements
in regard to the ease with which, during the
daytime, ingress and egress could be effected
unobserved, are confirmed. There seems, in
deed, to have been. an inexplicable remiss-
ness in this respect On the part of those
charged with the safe keeping of the house.
And, entrance once effected, the facilities for
concealment were unusually great. Coal
bin down stairs, closets and a tank upstairs,
were available without difficulty. These
witnesses never saw in any part of the house
the iron "dog'' with which the murder is
supposed to have been effected. The allega-
ton that it had been used some time pre-
vious by ship carpenters who were employed
to caulk the stable floor is disproved.
Yet more prevalent rumors respecting Mr..
Washington Nathan are corrected by the tes-
timony of the patrolman, whom the sons,
Frederick and Washington, Jointly called
after the discovery of the murder. They
were together upon the door-steps at the
time-both undressed. The socks of one
were blood-stained, and his shirtfront was
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HSSsA NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~~ application will be made at the next meeting of
the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation Of a Bank, in ac-
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to be
entitled II GERMANIA BANK, to be located at
Philadelphia, with a capital of one hundred thou
sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to
one million dollars.
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ssss- THE UNION FIRE EXTINGUISHER
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA
Manufacture and sell the Improved, Portable Fire
Extin guisher. Always Reliable.
D. 7. GAGE,
53Otf No. 1s MARKET St, General Agent.
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TIES. GoLD BILLS, ETC.
DhAn BILLs OF A N IssUx
COMMERCIAL LETTKRS OF CREDIT OH b
UNION BANK OF LONDON
IssUk TRAVELLERS LKrTERs OF CREDIT
ON london AND PARIS. svailabls throughout
Europa
WIN collect al Coupons ana Interest nee OF charge
FOR parties making their financial arrangements
with uA. et tsA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

RoCKPoRT has four tobacco stem
meries.
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Republicans Prospects in kentucky.
We poIled 1856 votes for the Re-
publican Electors In 1868. A small
beginning, indeed. What have we
to hope for hcreafter2
Add to these 1886, first, all those
who were Republicans at heart, but
who were kept from the polls, or in
duced to vote against their own senti-
ments by fear of violence, or by the
fear Of loss in business, or by the
certainty of losing some little local
Office, if they should come out fiat
footed for Grant, the Union, freedom
and the national faith. There is but
little to make them afraid hereafter.
Add further. those whose sympa-
thles had all along been on the side
OF the right, but who could not make
up their minds that they should them
selves help IN bringing In negro suf-
frage; but who, now that it has been
brought In without their help, cheer
fully acquiesce in it, and are quite
willing TO cooperate with their old
Union friends against the bigotry, the
malignity and the unpatriotic designs
of the Democratic party.
Add also, the conservative Union
men Of the war, who generously
stepped forward in 1866 to repeal the
expatriation and restore to Kentucky
rebels their lost political rights; and
whom the restored rebels rewarded
Immediately by excluding them from
all offices of honor, trust, and profit !;
and who, feeling sore over this shabby
treatment, will return TO fellowship
with the men at whose side they
| fought.
Lastly, add from thirty to thirty
| five thousand colored citizens, who
cannot fail to perceive the friendship
of our Democratic law givers at
Frankfort, shown forth in the school
bill, and in the hurriedly passed acts
about the Lexington city and Elem
| ingsburg town election, in the defeat
Of the negro testimony law, and in
numberless petty attempts to cheat
them out of the inalienable rights of
man, and to deny them the rights Sc
cured by the amended constitution.
and who will vote in accordance with
these perceptions.
Making the additions to these small
number of the faithful few of 1868,
and we shall, at the next general
election, insoribe not much, if any
thing less, than one hundred thous-
and Republican votes upon the poll
books of our regenerated common
wealth.
Elections in Kentucky hereafter
won't be the one sided affairs of 1867,
1868, and 1861 OuiSville CONNER
ci0E.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

THE LeayenWorth Independent is
for sale.
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4 iJ;acL, Kerr, Julian, Coburn, Ortb,
4yner, Shanks, Packard-S. Absent,
Holman, Voorhees-2.
Iowa: Yeas, Palmer. NAYS.
MeCrary, Smyth, Allison, Pomeroy-
4. Absent, Loughridge-1.
ONO: Yeas, Schenck, Smith, VIII
son, Welker, Moore, Bingham, Am
bier, z. Nays. Beatty, Stevenson,
Lawrence, Winans, Strddcr, DicA;in-
son, Fan Trump. Absent, Epson,
Garfield, Munger, Hoag, M0ygdn-5.
MISSOURI: Yeas, Burdett, Van
Horn, Asper-3. Nays, Wells, Fink
lenburg, McCornaick, Benjamin a.
Absent, Boyd, Dyer.
TENNESSEE: Z cas-, Maynard, Stokes,
TIllman, Prosser, Smith,. Nays,
Butler, Arnell, HaWkins-3. Absent,
none.
By this classification it will be seen
that every Republican from Illinois,
every one from Indiana. with one ex-
ception. and so Of Iowa, voted against
laying the resolutions on the table and
in that committed themselves in favor
Of the principle embodied in the
resolutions. In Ohio, which has
large wool and iron interests fatten-
ing on the tariff, seven Republicans
voted to lay on the table and four
against. In Tennessee five for and
three against.
This vote proves that the Republi-
cans of the West are in earnest in
advocating a tariff reform. The pro-
hibitionists and monopolists will dis
play wisdom III recognizing the fact
and gracefully yielding to the desired
change. 1t is also evident that the
Republicans are fully able to decide
the question inside their own organ
ization. 1t may be painful to the
Democracy to contemplate this fact,
but we cannot help that The talk
about the Republicans of the West
being bound hand and foot by their
Eastern masters, the monied aristoc-
racy, and that they dare not oppose
their demands" don't go for much
when made to face the fact we have
commented on above.
The Courier says that We are op-
posed to adding to the free list such ar
ticles of prime necessity as tea, coffee,
sugar and salt" Salts one of the very
articles from which we have insisted
the duty ought to be removed, be-
cause the duty is prohibitive in its
character, and inures only to the BEN
eft of the great corporations who
monopolize its manufacture. The
Government derives little or no re7e-
nue. from the duty. On the other
hand the duty on tea, coffee and sugar
goes directly to the Government,
and not to the pockets of prohibi-
tionists. The latter class In the East
ern States are as enthusiastic for the
reduction of the duty on these articles
as the Courier, and Mr.. SCHENCK's
Committee reported a reduction on
these articles. But we think the pro-
posed reduction was only for the pur-
pose Of diverting attention from many
of the enormities which are found in
his bill. We want duties levied on
those articles alone which will of
necessity result in replenishing the
Treasury rather than the plethoric
purses Of monied corporations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

CAN GOODS, PICKLES, &C.
wHRESsg sTRAwBEE#zsES,
Fresh Raspberies. Fresh Black berries.
Pine Apple, Cherries,
Tomatoes, 9" Peaches, extra.
Peas, Windsor Corn,
Lima Beans,
Chow CHOW, Imperial Hot Pickles;
Captain w hite's Oriental Pickle,
Prince of Wales Salad Suuce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Tomato CatsuJ1,
Assorted Shaker Preserves,
Pare Honey, Horse Radish,
French Olives, French Preserves. as
sorted, dc, DC, at the
Oriental Tea Store.
Just In Time for the Holidays
EXTRA CROWN IMPERIAL RAJ
- SINS, Jail bunches)
Choice Layer RaisIns, Sultana Raisins,
Genoa Citron, Lemon Peel, Zante Cur
rants, French Prunes, White French
Grapes, (fresn,) first ever offered in the
city.
Atnlore's Nince Pie Meat,
Shaker Preserves, GudUd jelly
French OliUes, Scotch Mdrnoal0de,
French Mustard (inaported),
DC, de-, at the
Oriental Ten Store.
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WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 16. 1850.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16
]ETY EHTEsEaEE NTs.
GOEEecfOrss SaIe.

An q T II Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that !, John Greek, Collector of the
city of Evansville. between the hours of 9
Pm, on
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, AID. 1870,
VIII sell at pubic aaction, at the door of
the Court House, in the city of Evansville,
Indiana, the following lots, paris of lots,
and parcels of real estate, and improve
ments assessed for the payment of city
taxes for the year 1869, due from the own
ers thereof to the city of Evansville, said
taxes being now due and unpaid and for
the cCsE of said sale; and that said sale viii
be continued on the next day thereafter
viz: Thursday, March Sd, 1870, at O'Clock
PM at the door of the Court House, IN
Evansville, for the purpose of selling such
property as may have been sold on the
first day above named, and not paid for;
aTlTGTNAT plan
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

Col. SAM. B. THOMAS has resigned
the Presidency of the Elizabethtown
& Padueah Railroad. Mr.. DULANY,
of Louisville. a gentleman of large
railroad experience, and a fnaneier
Of great ability. has been elected to
FIJI the vacancy ooeasioned by Col.
THOMAS resignation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

The people of White County, Ills,
at a recent election decided by a
large majority that no more licenses
should be issued for the sale of
liquors. The Carmi Courier wants
the law rigidly enforced.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

TIE Erening Ne.rs learns that Col.
T. s. SHULER, Warden of the South
crn State Prison, who has been Ill for
several days, is not expected to live.
Ha is troubled by an old wound in
the head.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

IT was great, wise, and good say
ing of Goethe. that it is only neces.
sary to grow old in order to become
more indulgent. i see no fault COM
mitted," says he, that l have not
committed myself"
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FOR SALE.

rHOR SALE VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property
situated on The west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75R feet on Main
street and $50 feet on Sixth Street. Said
properly is offered for sale ut low figures
on easy terms. Apply TO
j. y. ELLIOTT & son.
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Street,
el6 DIR
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ORIENTAL
e E & S TO r e !
I'll. a. coon


TAS NOW OPENED HIS NEW
- STORE, in the New Opera House,
anu offers to the trade the best assorted
stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries over
offered In this city.
II Il q -.
n LII grades, from the choicest to q good,
- cheap Tea, and pledges himself to sell
bought in New York, OF any Tea Com.
pany or Tea Dealer.
COFE z ES.
DIo, Old Government Java, Ceylon.
Ia and Java assorted grades at prices
Jhat will defy competition. Coffee will be
roasted every day and ground free OF
charge.
SUGARS.
NEANULATED, Crushed, Powdered,
~ Cut Loaf, Coffee, A, Il, &C., at prices
that will be sure to suit
- YRUPS.
THYHITE DRIPs, New York steam
~ Amber and Golden, at prices lower
than any time since the war.
Butter and Choose.
EXTRA choice genuine Orange County
Butter.
CHOICE ROLL BUTTER.
New York Factory Cheese TO suit all
tastes.
Western Reserve Cheese,
English Dairy
Pine Appl3
Sap Sage and Eadam 4"
All are asked to call and see what fine
goods, cheap prices and good qualities are
offered at the
npTETAy9tT mE4A C9IO DE-
NEW OPERA HOUSE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

ELECTIONS are the order of the day.
There will be an election in Carmi,
Illinois, on Friday next to decide
whether the main street of the city
shall be planked.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-16

~ Z w FIR M.
B Ut H I'D T. R -
EMPORIUM.

We respectfully call your attention 70 a
brief list OF Building Materials manufac-
tured for and kept en- hand by as. we
propose 10 furnish everything required in
building. Our establishment comprises a
combination never before attempted by
any one house, we make Building Ma.
terials specially; and from twenty-five
years experience as mechanic, manufac-
turer, and builder, we natyer ourselves
that we can furnish articles In our line
more to the satisfaction OF builders, az re-
galds quality and fitness, than persons
with less experfence-ass you that, II
our list comprises anything required by
you. We shall be most happy to forward
you, on application, our Price List.
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ALL - 4Is2.sssss
Holiday Presents

-AAOEA sASs z EGSG1AS
Skates,
From 50 cents to IS per pair.
"Iv0ride" Knives and Forks.
Wostenholm's fine Pocket Knives.
Rodgers fine Scissors.
Also. have large stock of
Axes,
Neat Cutters,
Sausage Suffers,
Coal Buckets,
Shovels and Tongs.
Iron Wedges,
Coal ShoveIs,
Patent Crescent Saws,
Wood Saws and Saw-Bucks,
Hay and Straw Knives,
Butcher Knives,
Saws, Cleavers, ETC.,
Counter Scales and Scala Beam,
And many other seasonable articles in the
HAR RID WARE
Line,
ALL at BOTTOM PRICES
For Cash.
FRED. P. sTRAuB 6 CO.,
NO. 50 MAIN STREET..
(Four doors below Court House.)
SIGN OF THE BROAD-AxE.
del5 Courier, Democrat, and Union copy.l
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9emofratildle &eriammlnnaen

rercen mad Der uebereintunft, prl6e bic
eemufratiias Grsfutip. 6 Committee nit psn
uahbenamten 8rbnern 9etrcFsn, al fcI>
seneen Srtn fattinbsn:
Donnsrfas absnb, 20. Stpt. = In
Seranipn-Sprehsr: 8. y. WeGol.
lum, GSwaro Wsrrifelp, &. %. @iiufsr
unb Nnbere.
5rettas a6enb, 80. Sspt.-tn Yitts.
tcn-Sprs6sr: 8. o. WeG Ulum, 3. 9.
Briebt u. R. Sruncase, Spbn 2pn6
uno anpers.
Samfas a6snb, l. Stt.-in 8tIteS.
barre = Spre6er; 8. Q. @cGOllum,
Stanley Bocbparb, 6. 6. 9ambsrtCu,
$. 9. 0risbt @. q. Surusr, u. 8.
Srunbass uno Qnbsre.
@cntas absnb, 3. Stt.-in plains
-Sprsder: 8. .. NeGplum, u. 8e,
san unb Inpsrs.
DiennnS Na6mittaa, 4. Stt. - In
Daaas = Spredsr: s. 3. @eGoGum,
Stanley @cCbwarb uno anbsrs.
WittpO6 absnb, 5. Sft.-in arHbalb
-Spre4sr: 8. .. WegcLIum urb Gin.
bere.
DcnusrRas atsnb, G. Stt. = In Gar
bOnpals = Sprsasr: s. o. 1eGOGum,
Stanley Woptparb uno Nnbsrr.
5rsitas Naamiitaa, Z. Stt.-in 1Os'
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apams unp Aubsrs.
Srsttas abenb, Z. Stt.-tn Slpptaut
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unb @npsrs.
Samllas Nadmittas, 8. Stt.-in 8a'
YerIp Borough = Spre6er: 8. .. Nte'
GOaum, Or. 9. 81. @bstIrr, s. Q.
glpams unb 9lnbere.
Samlas Qbsnb, 8. Sft.-in Dunmprs
-Spudsr: 8. o. MeGplum, STANLEY
UpObwarb, u. Q. Dunuins, G.gD. Sim
FER unb Nnbsrr.
94ie aus pbissm 8trjst&ni6 sradtli6
wirb unIsr wadtrer Ganeipat fir Con-
srrB, 0r. 8. Q. Re@rllum, BEL irrtr Der.
Iammluns ais 8ebntr auitrstsn une nil
smpfstIsn unIsrn etItrn, ben 8srfamm
luussn 70 ;abIrsia ais mtsIi6 bsijupob
nan. DurG Elm u6bsrss Sttanniwtrssr
nit BEN Ganoieatsn unb Sprt&ern Ton
nsn btibs Sbrtle R6erli& nur ssriunrn
BG- Grresbt ni6t, bab Ssrr Gbitttn
rsn, Gissntthmsr esr apptbsts sessntits
rem @purtbauis babisr. 8sssptureH au
nae @spiFtnbaItsfs ausfatrt une als Il
Isin Sad tinf6Iassnreu Irtitel oerratbt
bait. 60 pirb rtutIA palslbf sslprO
den. 2p
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2aft cn6 re9iifrirem!

g8er In rer teporfsbeupeu Batl feline
Sttmme uiht Ssrlisren nil, ICllte f6
OIue wsItsre Seridumnib rs9ifrtrsn lai'
fen!
5err Samuel Sbpplanb, GHeFur Ssr 8.
gBare, wirb am OUnneritde uno Greita9
gl6enb bitisr @Udte RON 6-S llbr In Der
Central Grprsb Office, 312 Gafapanua
Qsrnue, lein, um bic Namen Der Sttmm'
sstsr bieIsr Barp stnSutrassu. 9trssbt
ni6t: Dies III bic lebte gBo6s, brnn is'
Der g86tlsr mub Sebn Gage Dor tsr @abl
rtsilrirt Istn prer er psrIiert feline Sttm.
me!
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- eRriitins NiIisn, rpel6e fur Die bsllt
Sdn8srin Der Ssb'lsit gilt, III lsbtt Bo&t
in 9few yert aufsstrstsn unp Dat au6sr.
otesntltben Ssifaa sseruotst. Gle IN, utr
Die trribmte SennY 9tnp, eine S&webtn,
uOn armsn @ltsrn seborsn. S6r @e1auss,
Talent wurst juf6Qts tntosdt.
DIE Spmpntbis Grfl6rungen Settsns
her Hdoitdleu fur Dsutftlant fue felt
ausrufsn Der 8tpublit In Srantrei& iiem>
LID perItummt. Mln tam Der beutldben
Safe nur 9rdtulirtn, renn lfe Der @efabr
sntssbf. In ben fhmubissu Strutel am..
rtfautI4en partet. 9stristss seIossu au
prrpen.
= Der priifbsnt Dat Senator Oliver
q. Wertcn pcn Snciana gum @efanbten
In Gnglano eruannt. Wr. @crtpu bat
ntsirn poitsn au8snommsn.
pittsburs, %. StptSr. Bdartnb as.
tern Der 3abtmeifsr BON 5hSntera.r's
gtirupalJerst nit einem SdI6h den, wel&es
$4,000 sntbiflt. pur& bic Straee gins,
fielsu ;trst Ssrle iibrr ion Der, 1hluatn
ion nisprr unp nabmsu i6m bas @tlo a6.
sic Iiefsn In ben pan SaneIe. 9atntun-
mel, mo es ssIans, ife fsfsuusbmsn. Das
@elb wures pisbererlanst. Gprus Gpams,
Der BEN 3abImsifsr ntsberI6lus unb BE-
raubtr, III tsute prujellirt unb pCn 8l&ter
StOps gu 24 Satren @sfdnsntb psrur.
tasilt woroen. Der SsrurttsiIte Sat sptt
N'al auf fen gcltjifttn gsf&cftn, Ter ION
osrbaftete. gpams isbt H6 iaum "a
Stnnrsn mad Ss9stuas bsS 8srbrs6sns
i'm Staatsssfdnsnib.
= @m 5reita9 farbsn in New Srlsans
10 unD am SamfdS IL psrIcutn am
9el6en 6Isber.
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Scfprdb 5ipifden benz DaIten gris~
unb GFarf6all n0oripdrtS~ i'm
Simnel.
6ris.
SSr' NAL, Du alter 9unss
gBas bat bas su tebrutrns
Sd bSr' nit frGft'gsm Stpunat
Die SturmsseICden lGutsn!
Wab nal has SimmeIsfenlter los
llnb sud binuntrr mad her cause.
Slii@sr.
g8as. bUr' i'd re6t? Dos 56prsbrttt,
va, WfateltGt, IN baS nihf nett2
Sbrt nur, tpir bic 6ran3oien ftrei'n:
gBir polen ibn, ben tsutl6en Rbsin?
8rib.
Uni llnb mas iast 3suti$IanD Ssnn Nusus
9iesfs nod in alter, iiiesr Stub!
SdIt fI8's I'M Gsbsrbftt ptrifedt,
Bis an bic Sbrsn iustbedi?
9Ia&tr.
Ra, triist mid nitt mein periptetiv,
Stebfs fir ben S}ransmanu ifBt fHpn Ittff.
Die StGmme aP in Sib unb gferbeH
Siub f9pR rin finis Bolt sepOrbsn.
Gris.
Did, alter gortpGrts, triigt tfr S&sin,
8anj Oeuti1lane iclte finig fein!
9Ia9sr.
Die Ginisfrit fommt ,par SerisafrIt ipGt;
allein Serseibrn Gusr Raielf6t:
sic III ba, id Itbe es teutli9 unb Har,
Sts fam nbsr 9tatt gang punbtrbar.
Die Bayern, Sa6len, prtuBen unb S&pabtu,
llnb bic ben Rdmen BON @iirtrmbera babtu,
Die SabenItr, 6ranftn unb bic 5elTtn,
Sleiner bat Gbre unb Gabne peraeIIen.
Die Samburser trstiu als IsuGtsnb GrtmpsI
9inein in ben cfuti6su Rubmfstsmptl,
llnt gle tuteIn: Gum Rbein, ;um 3btiu!
Das san3s DsutfHIanb fca Is isiu.
GriB.
Mon Dieu, banH psrbtn ie pObI bic Gran,Ofsu
Sptnatn,
SaIt la &cbtaG ua& paris su ipriustH.
9Ia9sr.
SaderIctt, pie lisst mfrs int Sinn,
Da6 i'd nibt mittfn trunter bin.
gBie tppllf i'd bic SbnebpIen bttabbabtn
linb ibnen eiuen Iuifietn 8tbraus madtn,
ga, i'd Hsbmt llrIaab mad Der Grssu!
Was ica eenn aus ius bitr i'm 6tmmtI ptrbeu2
SisrssbIisbsn, Du GranjCisnfrslIsr!
8liGer.
9a, Gutr @aitfat srrifebn bas bsdsr.
Bin freiIidb fir bic iirammen Suuasn an all.
Dat aud Der arise itBt ne aneee @efaIt:
Nit SbalIsPpts an6 franlSfidtn SfniTtn,
Wlit 3inbnaetlu unb nit panssrIHiheu,
Bir japfttn NIT htm 9pIben Gran,oisnbIut.
llnb meine Sunstn risfen: 60 iIufI&t 20 aut!
Seim Gusrtibtn linb bic frauaSTItsn SaIluuFtu
OamaIs in esr 9asbaG fat alIt srtrunltu.
WiatsFat trIaubsn Sie's Spra4rpbr2
Grts.
gla, msiustpsesn!
Slh9sr (bur9s SpraHrObT),
Du, Dsuii6taHb, bore ben glii6n'iHfn StssH;
| 9bT 9unesn, ea unitn, Ieib paftr unb brtiff!
| Der Blii6er III BET Gu@ NIT lsinem @eiff.
0criparts iur Shlaht 8ertpGris ium Sifg
Vprp6rts nit gett In een bfilieen arieei
Dr9 rern Sbr ttn fr6nhf6tH 9eHmutb lfT>
ihmettrrt
llnt piR Gin Smrmrinb mad GranIrtip stptt~
iert!
Damn biiiet bic bIutig errungtnsn Saaitn
Scr S5feerfu9lern uHe DiPlcmatsH.
Tas ruff GuH pcm ptmmtI aus glumnlFT St4r,
Guev GtIebsrr ben i9, esE aItt DlaHn.
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Cite Der Sriefe
nit eeutl9 fIiuaeubsn Ramen, prl&e bis pori.
0tn Samltas auf bislissr pCf anfamen unb
ni6t abssbplt purtsn:
8-Witdel 9irtrl gBm. 9afer.
G-0ecrge gbrilfIy, SpIspb Gpben.
O-@ecr9e Derse, 6riebrit DUR.
G-SSbn gid, Samurl Gdrptb, Ni@atI GQ-
lnesr.
G-Gliia 6ubr, SOispb Goule.
@-Jafcb 6. Goodman.
9-SuIin Saursr 9uIia q. Saursr, @phIisb
Ssnnsman, Wi&asl part.
S-05ecrse Splepb.
8-SgriliOfb aabat 8. SrObut, SaEob Sans.
9-Ri4asl 2pbbt.
@-anten Srlepb Maysr. abam Wliatr,
Gbas. Ratbuss, WRrs. Spbn Nabart.
&-1ars q. @idrr.
S-@barlUtts SsibrI, Safob Stod,
8-9cbn .. gBasusr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29
SemOfratiide Seriammluas
i'm
SSD pnting S5aus 9nrten,

Donnerstag Abend, 30. Okt.
a!s 9trtnrr iinb anSgeist bic prrrrn:
j. B. McCoIlum,
Hendrick b. Wright,
Edward Merrifield,
f. w. Gunster,
uno glnerre.
0tmpfratrn! 6inbrt GuG ,abIrtit sin unh
hui9t ben 98crten Gurrr Sannertrigsr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29

taps3irt Su batrn wini6t, Der iibsrssbs
feline Seiteuuns an slltr. Say. 4nftrdas
tonnen In Suffers TpOt9eft cpsr In inns.
rsn's Sapsten3'f&ait btntsrIaTtu wsr-
ben. 19mt