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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

GoyEENoB's SHrr-lIis ENcelncy
Tie Governor has appointed the following
persons to compose his stan, Us Aidde-
Camps, with the rank of Colonel:
therefore $. Peek o. Burlington.
Walter c. Duntou of Rutland.
John W. Newton of St. Albans.
Truman G. Fletcher OF Sc Jomsbury.
The Governor has also appointed Wal
fer S Robinson Of Reading, Surgeon Gem
esal with the rank Of Brigadicr General.
Mrs Bcnnis, aged about GO, years,
wife of Deacon Charles Bcuns of Burling-
ton, was instantly killed last Wednesday
evening at about 10 O'Clock, at The Rut-
land Depot while attempting 10 alight
from the cars, whore she had been taking
leave Of two daughters who were starting
for Alabama, by a mistep She fell be-
tween the cars IN such a manner that the
wheels of almost the entire train run over
her, crushing aud mutilatiug her in a
frightful manner The train was imme-
diately stopped, and the daughters who
had but just parted with their mother in
health and good spirits found her lifcless
and almost shapeless mass.
The first settlement Of Rutland was
made Oct. ?, 1870, by James Mead who
purchased 20 rights Of the 70 acres in the
town, and was - days in moving from
Manchester to his new home. The fol-
lowing year, three white children were
born ,in Rutland one Of them, Capt VIM.
Mead, dying in Ohio few years since
The population of the town in the fall Of
100 was about two dozen. IN 1870, Rut-
land has 1000 families and 10000 inhab-
itants.
The first tree, an apple tree, set out
in Bennington, in June, l7Gl, by Peter
lImwood, one Of the first settlers, was
Frustrated BY the wind in the early part
OF last month. The tree stood on the farm
now owned by Doa IL. II. Harwood, and
was lodeued with fruit.
Mt Anthony observatory is so far
completed that visitors can ascend to the
Top. If the weather will admit, It win be
finished this fall it is considerable higher
than the one th5t was blown down, and
is built in a more substantial manner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Wives and Mothers. Only women
knows what women cnurc; aud # there
be any means OF asurging the distress Of
body and mind which so many thousands
experience day after day and week after
week. with % ioriludc which puts 10
Shame the b08-t.ul courage Of mon, who
win deny that so great blessing TO The
sex sdould be .0aud I'M every household?
Millions OF mcu have bceu benefited by
its uac. but among he feeble aud sicEig
Of tHc opposite aeHdcr.who perhaps, need
Ill most. its virtues are not SO widely
known. This foremost remedy Of The age
this specific tUroycry species Of debility
general OF local. constitutional on casual,
* Plantation Riltcre Ono right Of WO-
man. RI least. al least, will be CONCEDED
the tiaht % strengthen herself to sustain
the ills OF which the laws OF nature have
made her the unfortunate heirss.
Tile acknowledged heaitbluness, nu.
riytiied favor eiieacr great convenience
and extraordinary chaHpures 81 Sea Moss
FuiHe. wiil always keep IL III Jl5e fore
most place among articles intended for q
tabIe-Qeer,.
a large volume @oUld uot contain the
lated ln favor If Dr Nism's Baham Of
Nild Cherry as sufe and efficient, aud
reliable remedy iu eBgiHg couphs, colds
and pulmonary diseases, Many Of the
cures are TRULY wonderful.
Rheumatism is cured bY using ls,uue.s
fa.n-AHiag Magic ON thoroughly We
do uol ay g. cures latter l.Je joint. are
,mae8 in.o @ clalaF substance but il~
early agd tiiAlulug mutcuis OBI change.
Natures Eair Restorative oEcgis eg-
arythinr SO dirt, ug sediment, no
poison Perfectly reliable Il does
tho work most eGoctaaIiy = treatise
giving iuli particulars sent postage
irce upon application 10 Proctor BIOS,
Gloucester Mass, sole agents Sac
advertisement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
Ne.t i,ulaud, Oct ., ,o

y I.t8aasallE SuBeietL OIlHkuoE,
~i.as ame tea months pas. opu kilaa-
flabt ulH lake minister ga Chill, has beru
udg.g ie9m a greeG'g lumgp 10 bis
ina4s, which a ,ag time 81 tbe operation
lrsHadga oasWsa Is large st. q 4eu' egg.
taaau..s TWAS s4uea la,.er csawdmg
aadlaHe haif 4 inca over TO tl4u lgl,.
Has5aa tue effort 70 lslk aad eat very ai.-
Aeaa .al painful du Tuesday inst tho
operation wa- performed, ASA tiius de-
"Ugn fitzpatrick Wls placed nu-
da ag Influence q eitee -Four large
,i.e5 lauiHg-tei.ss pcre .len Inserted
in go mmar. soiae idea eaa De iarmoi
ul N aihoFpnt ~ &c tuor by iae
la# lla t leeuisyG 81. i..e strength x
siaua mau pos % force te needles
into q. The FAC, itat q pBs near ,he iug.
blas ia Increased f3a dlmeulty Auuu.
usHallS powerful eleraich8uery was theH
appiiet u tie neeiles tbe nsil force oftAc
battery heias eiyea Nons audlug
tAe iEaacuee q tie etler. tle electricity
lnd taeh al eHeet npon ihe paiieu, that
two powerful n.ea isl g. much 3.
u.eg cs1A do to Keep A.m upon tAa
Aad lae Aeetles were removed The
paieat ay qulel uuder iha Influence D.
lta eii1r. la thirty fuiaalrs e2arllg uie
outward swelling began g s9 down, aud
soaa disaH leared altogether The general
lar naeou l3as ief tive haar a. bs
gradually came 70 g. eness d began q
caiaf.alh q eHefue.ailng paint ,sud tor
iHfns burning Ia the tlr9at aad neek
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

a New leIk Gitg aHeIH aul ogt
letters Stating that itail d finely
eanted unialaitbills iag mainHm a
aaaiu Narlhdd.d ,haugIi lh would Dc
an EASY uag ta uaAc 81. fortune saat tos
package which was iogwa5ed mmii-
alciy witb 6 D. D $780, which Dc W'a.
aud an opening ae ne M oUa3 & t8
contain pine blocks uifa nary Green
bael THE f8ei- are Hal a1l taa3 Nrl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

home voted on Sunday, 2dinst., on the
question of Italian unity, aud the vote
sioed COCOA Tor placing Rome under tie
control 10 tir Italian government to Con for
the restoration the temporal power Of
lle pope, Many Of the monks and priests
even, voted i0r Italian unity, aud there
was much enthusiasm over The result
lila mlaiUl.ity sdli remains at Rome,
Nhere he has 9 guard OF Italian soldiers,
aHd il +. iiieIy hc will remain there in
spite If tlle numerous report which say
ise S eaiIa somewhere tte.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Ii q estmatcd thai sZ5.U0J,U0o worth
% property was destroyed iu Virginia, by
theteccut great fooa, and that AZ least
100 persons were drowned Scores of
warehouse. aIid mills, hundreds of other
buildings nearly all Che bridges, and most
of the crops stored 10 barns on stacked in
fields were swept away, ia The valleys Of
ihc Potomac Shenandoah James, and
other rivers The railroads and canals
were badly damaged. The water rose
lreul 30 u 40 feet above it4 ordinary
depth Among the most serious losses Is
the almost total destruction Of The james
river aud kenav ha canal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

llgHNU sE & IHgWmG Loss
90 LJf ksp FgorEmyA terrible hur-
riaaHo prevailed au tI.e i.Iand Of Cuba Oh
iAe llth iaL, which caused immense
damage especially rs MstaHzes aud Car
,leaas "a Nataaya % tidal wave caused
un unprecedented rise 30 two rivers.
which inundated zoe intervening ground
yea which ihe railroad dep9i- were sltual-
"a u8 Whca TIE ea rcceied everything
wa ggp away by the returning tide.
Tic dcIotk trains, enggas, and houses
$50 disappeared TWO thousand persons
are said ,a m,ye becn lost. The damage
90 property was enormous. Bat slight
damage va. done, however 10 lhe vessels
aad TO property in tho city Trees were
Frustrated, but 800 houses. Ia Cardeua>
the lower part of lhe rily was laid in
Waslc The interior Of the island, back
~ Caraeuas and NeanM., Is dcsolaled.
The hurricane was the scEercst which
has visited tbs island within a century.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Gen oven Hd G0l Brown tNo 81
tho tenlau prisoner were released from
tiie statc prison e Windsor. "a Saturday
the lsrh oxen ] u5w II BnFliuglou
where be Wife and two chiIrcH haTe
been stopping dadua his confinement
III poP9 % publish history ~ tAe
last frui4u movement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Is lEH years lila aA-aag8 Wtge
buat O. .h1 dau aa BE s. iueAaa- river
il Penn .Yaia and now m9a af os-
casianallg caught taerc a iaa FOUNDER
was taken from thai nycg last week tbs
proves tLe pfactieabti.iy offcsloeking 9ar
streams Wila salmon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
Cnmmlsslnnars S Noflce.


JVE, the subs ribors, being appointed u The Hon
w the Probate Court for the District Manchester
Commissioners 10 receive, cxBmine adjust The
claims aud demands bf al pcsoas against beesatc OF
SUSAN a. DIXON,
late Of Saudgate, Ia said District. deceased, aud also
ait claims and demands ezhhiltcd u Offset thereto, ana
six months from the lsl day OF January 1870 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose de- therefore
hereby give notice. that VIII attend 10 the business
OF our appointment AZ The dwelling house ~ smith
Peek u said SYNDICATE, the lglh day Of April ST.
from one until four O'Clock J.. a., on said day,
Dated az s4udgate this i9th ley 81 october A. -.
1870
a3 SMITH PECK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

t 81 ema
an g sa5 5bf aewar
bn ue, pr rlst late
rum o. h mail ha Cos
h ge1
@ laHaU aE a4
Ness e0 5taHa u
H 1 gov as SILL
H tasn I @
soer3 b. IS. ae8t a
purpose h renewing subscription
tu be tde eHtr IS nW-'uE Is 70.
paee b be Nss satisfied thgm lhgt hI.
bcue WAS designed.
Ibc e.Ha bas been to J8sy ge Come
pmy about mouth during lhe mo.i
pleasant ASH available portion II tbc
year
Ia1 following src tle officers othuH
pujcF, Ne IS, q. 4 f., ATIaa,ous
Dowuaudar Capt. d. sbeHa.ds IS. w.
Serg.. A. a. Graus j. ST.. Sgrst a.. a.
Baudg Adit. I5aut ii. S. Haul q. M.
eI4i 3D. G.. MHHamss Obiarr of the
Day, Lieat W HaIdsbf officer Of tbe
Guard, sergt. j. g. Namun. Regular
meeting frt Tuesday of each month
stauaasl
Typhoid mveg BIAS prevailed, TO amg
ezicut, iu SYNDICATE ibis season. The latest
cases are those ofMr and Mrs Frudlm
Wilcox. who are at present sick. Another
case !. natofMies CorBelia Turner ubo
rs uow rae0ccfiug Arop Convey has had
jt; Also NHIou and Parker fIayt. sons 81
Nuu-ou lluyt, iu whose family was com
siderable sickness mstypae. The water
for family use was coWeyeia long dis.
@uoe by ieud pipe, which had been laid
upwards af ,Airty wears. Fearing Che Use
of ,hjs wuer might De one gaaze Of SO
maea sickness, tle lipa was examined
found TO be badly oouodcd, % was taken
up and one of wood substituted la its
place. The health Of Else family has since
improved
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
Tk.H# "a.#

Walter Dean, SOFA oI VI. u. Dean ou
saturday oyuHiugwHi1e trFiugto separate
two COWS which were fighting, was
turneJ apon bvone Of them ud treated
to q ncerideota rod or soupon larhorus.
he wa. not injured beyond % slight 6use
upon his abdomen
I'D zelba during the high wind Of
last Tuesday was coming from Dorset
with load Of marble, as he came ont Of
thc "Dueway a blast struck him with
fun violence lifted him bodily from his
scat ana dropped him ON the ground, SO
noar that one wheel ran over his leg,
which, strange to say, was not seriously
bruised though thc wagon was loaded
with two tons OF marble,
We invite the attention Of our read
crs TO The advertisement of Burton e Co.
They have large stock Of goods Tor the
fan and winter trade and are dsposing Of
them at very low prices
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Messrs Cochran. Shedd & Co. have
recently removed fbo steam engine from
flo Grist ana Lumber min in East Dorset
70 ROCKVILLE. "a run their lumber mill
there. Thongb the mill in which it is
placed Il sppplicd with water-powcr a
nay If tlc rcar. il IS tbouobt that II
,oin }.c .,,oata,.aud batter ia rin fbc on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
SMITH PECK,
CommlBnoner 3 R0uco

rye, the subcribcfs being appointed BY hc Hon The
W Probate Court for The district 81 Manchester, ta
receive examine and adlast Die clgims aud demands %
ali persons against the Estate ~
ELsY COLYI&,
tate Of Dofat, u fail bHn'ot, deeoafga, and also
al claims aud demands exhibited 60 pfset rrrctoi aHd
As months. from the ITO day Of Ot'f, 1880. being at
lowe by -aid taur fpl that purpose. we de- httfiIit
hereby give notice than Wc uIt attend ln tho bariuess
Of uut punaug 10 lhe late residence "f $50 Fal dee
ceasrd. 81 ths llh day 81 hprl, 1871, from one HHH
iuur o'clock, J., NJ uu -a.d dlys.
Hatrd 90 Dorset this d uaF af uaoNeE D., 1879
J.. D. ANE<,
"a JOSIAH DAYTON. ttuuit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25

Il asetell of thc delay q .e Ar-
iln ia Car Si.op Company Aas just
come = iel. q gentleman alo had
subscribed If t tock aad after
wards deire1 g tUi nem tAe repolai-
Eiiiy ID had assumed accomplished his
rarpo.e, a- eslog goes i ihe iuiie@-
iag manner Pretending " be an1lous
t0 hll up DC took b. olicitad thc SUBJ
r.ptioa papers 10 az pnfpo q ha
% ptpah then % tane Of Biz
a5fHi q subscribe THE papeu were
eatra a b i- a FIRE time for
organizing aa Company was ihA ap
proal aug tle friends 81 re eatcT4i
bagan 70 b anxious tgf tbeir return. Et
fHtt @ lisa, ead wegc made % vain Tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
IE

Last Saturday night party Of five
irishmon, after getting hilarious with
fighting rum, concluded their amusement
with general mcle among themselves,
making free use Of knives, stones Ne,
which resulted ID Pat Malone and Pat
Long getting their heads badly bruised,
and VIM. Corey gettidg one of the arte-
RIGS Of an arm severed by a knife. A
trifing Of character and some blood will
cover the losses. One is under bonds for
his appearance, and other arrests expected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
EAST DORSET.

-Messrs J X and NJ Freddy have
put another Boring Machine upon their
quarry. This one is constructed 70 drin
at any angle desired and intended more
especially for drilling for raising,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-10-25
sol I'll DORSET.

Charles Smith, superintendent Of
Mcssrs Tyrel & Kent's marble mill, on
Tuesday slipped and fell to the ground
from q high pile OF blocks He struck up
on the heel Of one foot injuring il some
what. II was narrow escape from se-
we're injury.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

TRAVELLERS (,UID n.

HUDSON RIVER OPEN
III The steamer CONNECTICUT win continue her tEipo
tctween New YORK; Albany Troy iea ring sunday,
January 30 a O'Clock r. M from pier a North and
Canal street. Passengers freight greatly reduced
prices.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
coAsrwuss srRAnsute..'

OOASFWtSU Sr0N - ussttrsSs1
Tor MosfEE--sERHANDgxA ROUTE. .ff'
~ The Flcrads Ralrosa Cs.sysay wsiidsspsah
~ isssdav February from pier No = North rivev, ~ ~
NJ .sIto deive 81 without fghtera:e ~ Mobile
rr".rAnee gnarsn,esd st ~ per cent 70 No he
nougn ales and bills Of fzdiug gtvoO to Selma, Moab
ana al points Ia the Interior at lower Yasss Than aav
The MERcEDirA viii follow, and sail Saturday, Feb
For freight or passars apply TO
y y PATTERSON. Agent, ~ woss street.
TOR CHARLESTON, g. g., THE SOUTH so, -THwEsr
and Fioriin fors New York ana Ciarieaton stoSpa
khip Company g trsI elasa sidswhe@i stes oship
CHARLESTON, Captain Jamrs rerrv
90 Inesoay fcprhary u ntyf. NJ sailing piof Mo-
North RIVER , s - - -
Super accommodations for passsnrrrs
Tnrough tickets o, l.n
necon with the south Carolina All pOnlx ot,i
ani souihwes, aud with steamers TO f,orida po "a.
Goods forwa arded free OF sson.
Bills Of lnding furnished and ssaed on the bier
The South Carolina Railroad CompAnys sieanship TRN-
NIssEE will follow, and sail Thursday, February &
For freight or passage apply 70
HENRY H. MORGAN / Co, Agents,
20 BroAdway.
IVOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
H Old bominon Ste tmshp Company
Steamships Of th lIno leave " North river fook a.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesday.
Thursday saturday At NJ, connccn; with hs VIZ
Rna aud Air ne tho SeAboard Iniand Air nev
Petersburg eion railroads. Chesapcaks and Ohio ran
roads, and Richmond Danyls railro Through
tickets bills Of iadins reduocd rass
all ponts South and Southwest
Apply at olicc On pier 81 or -
le5 Greenwich etreet, corner OF Dey.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IT The Cromwell Line.
steamshps of this ne viii lsavs pier No. North river n
O'Clock p. NJ, es foilows:-
GEORGE wAsHINarON, osgsr.. Saturday, February s
hARiposA, kemble saturday February II
Freight cken for - Louis, Mobile and 0avrson At
through rates. CABIN passage, ySo; s,serage, &sa
For passage hrat freight apply to
u. D. CkOAWELL CO., S1 West street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
t MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
FROM pier No. IL North river Mt o'clock r. n.
CRESCENT TN saturday. Feb. 8
SHERMAN ON saturday, Feb. IL
Freight received day Through GIven st. Louis
yicksburg Mobile Galveston aud fniiannIa.
For freight passage, having superior
apply fRkDERlC BAKER, 10 Brnndway.
The New York herald., 1870-01-30
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE.
n NJ HENRY IT, LEEDS MINER
HENRY II. LEEDS. AucTIONEER
BY ORDER OF f. ". BURR, RECEIVER AND TRU6fEH.
ELEGASr AND COSTLY DIAMOND AND SOLID GOLD
JEWELRY, RUBIES EMERALDS,
AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES, WATCHES, tc., AC.,
10 BE SOLD PEREMPTORiLy AND POSITIVELY
WITHOUT r RESERVE,
TO CLOSE THE CONCERN, AT THE
LEEDS ART GALLERIES.,
NOS Si7 AND SO BROADWAY,
Southwest Twelfth street,
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

IIOWES MACY BANKERS
IL THE SAME AS AN INCORPORATED BANKl
80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DE-
POSTS
Persons desrous OF receiving interest for their money and
having subject at AL check demand, do
by dcpositing WITH THIS BANK which interest
the entire daily business at the rate of FOUR PER CENT
Collections made part Of the world with immediate
returns mt the lowest rates.
Orders for purchase sale OF stocks, bonds gold
promptly
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
~ passports Of the Department Of state issued by A. G.
wILLMAlsTH, United stales Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street,
The New York herald., 1870-01-30

MARSHAL's SALE. BoGsRr, AUCTIoNEER, WILL
lNl sell public auction, Tuesday Feb nj II O'Clock
in the forenoon, Mt the auction room No North William
street, general assortment OF Hats, Caps and Furs
sistng Of Wolf Bear For, Buffalo, Coon and Cat Skin Robes
Frmne, Mink, Coony, squirrel hs,rakbnn and Imitation
Collars, MuNs and Bols, SIX Felt and Wool Hats; Cloth
aud Gace Caps, Chlldrcus Hats Caps; gft
Mirrors safe, Hat and Umbrellas Stands Umbrel
las &c. JOHN II. KILLER, Marshal
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
Der @ auberer.
Sir 2ambban n. &anSbaltama.
3ur @arunno Cir Qanhmirthe mo6t BE-

SUI &arnun0 fit 2auomtrtbe ma@t Der
untsrset&nete befannt, bab er In Betref bes
Mufbewabrens Don @antenforn etne ptdtiee
.@rfabrune senaa4t BAT. Watrenb elmer
Netbe BON Sabren btns ct basielbe i'm
Wobnbaus auf unb Bate tuanner sutes Ca
mentcrn. SIN lester :3ett tasesen bins er
fpl&es in einem gebalter aut 100 TruGt,
Mei5en, &orn, 9afer &c. aufsefpet9ert lag.
erf fpater selanete er sur Grfenntnib, bab
bas aufsebdnste @amenforn bur9 bic Aus'
bunftuns bes barunter 1teeenben @etretbss
abgetSbtet tuurbe. Mtt Bebauerr ma9te IT
ftlbf bic Grfabruns bappn, fetpte audi Mn>
bere bur@ g%ermenbune fol9en &orns In
@9aben famen, a~1erbtnss pbne feine@9ulb
ta es aus %l1nfenntntb 9ef1ab.
Srb. @i4. &pt1er.
tn 2tttle Canada.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11

Mi9el tpar an Der Walp@denfe an
8efommen ; lauter 2drm berrl1te nrin>
nen. Cine Gieoel qutdte> CT bbrte pas
&n69dn Der Spieler, bas 8lappern
Der @ldier unp bic pilpen BluGe Der
@dfe. Gin brennenner Durlt perz
sebrte i'm aber er ein9 nt6t binein,
fpnbern r1urmelte MUIR: u@erabe pie
pamals !"
8alo na@ber fam er al, nSumpf;
ber Mpnb 9ldn;te auf Der rStbli9en
Gl64e Sdilf urb @S1ri9t 1pare,
1rieeer na@9ewa6ien Dua feiner bamo>
li9en arbeit feline @pur 3u {eben.
p!bBli@ fam ibm 1ein Beeinnen tbbz
ri@t unb frafbar DOR unb erfraste fi9,
spte es mS9li@ 8etpe1en, bae er f& au
etnen1 10 9retfbaren Mberelauten bate
perleiten la0en.
Die 8anfnoten III {einer Galde
brannte1 ME Geuer ; er nabu, bospor<
tefeutQe berau8 une &par int 8eoriFe
padelbe IN ben @umpf ut f9leueern ;
aber ct beIann ft9 RAID zines ancern
lro s{ns peiter. Die STRIDE lag Dor
ibnt, bas pfarrbaus trat ibm enteeeerl
sae Tenfer in beS pfarrers @tubierz
ttube leu@tete. 8al9, unb wie UNI
tt@ oas 3urldseben unmD9li@ su maz
den, 3o8 er bic @lpde.
Die a|te &S@in 5fnete fab i'm erpb
1nb nit ett'em unserfennbaren Baneen
an unb 1pra@ Der pfarrer 1T nidt
au 9auie"
uDc@, ct 1T gu 5aule" e1ttaeanete
Mi@el, 19rttt an tbr ooraus in'SSaus
rlup flopfte an BET 1bdre Der @tupier<
ftube. ~5erein !" t5nte IS fanh.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
~Was wiut tu babeim 2"
fra1te er. .Qa6 aQrlae Oprf ipar rtr

IaHen. ~@as miuft tu pabeim 2"
fraste er. ~Das ean3e Dorf ,par tir
f9on frdber fetncli9 oefinnt; jebt 100
bu NIT eiaem be1edten Natnen bin
fcmmf wirp e8 natdrlt9 nod faltmz
mer fetn. On barf9 bid ia nirseno
{tben lo0en, obne petb1bnt ;u ,perpen.
Define Grau une teine et9enen &tncer
,peroen Dir Die Tblre ppr rer Nale juz
i1la9et, unp man miro bid ibera1 Ell
men Yaider ,,ennen."
u@abrl9einli@ miro eS 70 ietn, Bol<
ten, aber ,penn t9 ben S9aB bes
S9lofeS 1npe unp reid 8epprpen bin>
bann tperben fie Elm Nuse ;uoriden ;
t@ aber .perpe bic Mittel baten, UNI
ben @obbdnpler ;u fnben uab ppr bas
1ribunal 81 3teben.~
8olten lief bic To6e> bic Ct eben
gum Munoe fibren polte, fallen.
u@el@e un9eidtdlt@fett! |" ia9te er,
wildte bic Gbocolape Spr, leinen 8leiz
bern uno 1prad Der @obbdnoler
miro ii1 ldn9t in St@erbett sebradt
baben ; Iberpteb mub t@ ptr bod IA
gen, baB IS nit BEN s%eriuntenen
Sdlpde ni@t oiel auf fi6 bat. Sc
>par rur Elm 11ledter @der3 Don mir,
ben fd Dir naturlt9 gut be3ablen nil,
Derffebt ft1 rnter elmer unerlGBltder1
8ebtn9un9."
Sin @9e3? i9rie Mi9el.
Damn bit bit es ia, Der MIDI inSunpe
unb Qa1ter, in &erfer uno 8anpe eez
bra@t, Der mein san3es 2eben serftSrt
bat"
ST er9rif ben 3itternben Menl9en
an, &rasen unp 31Ittelte i'm IL 9ez
waltian1> pab bieler fiir@tete, eS lei auf
iein 2eben ab9efeben setpeien. ~eae
mid lpS", jammerte ct, uunb Bore auf
uaeine @orf9ldse. Mtt benz Sumpfe
1T IS pirfli9 nidts> ober i@ piu bid
enti9dpt8en, wenr1 bu na@ Mmerifa
lterfiepelf. Dprt bift bu fern Don al
len &nfe@tun9en unb fannf ;u reuem
Wcbltanpe ~9elan8en. Nenne mir nur
bic @umue, >pel@e pu brou9f."
Mi@el lief ibn lps. Dos pl6Bli9e
Mnerbteten tpedte ben @erra@t in inn,
ra6 er b~efonoere @rtnpe ba3u babe.
~@teb mir 3weitauienp Gbaler," fa9te
er.
vllnb bu gebi mad Mmerita 2"
~Na@ Mnfralien, >pen>, bu piuf."
Boltea 900 cine S9ublaoe aus benz
@eerstair uub 3dblte ibna ben 8etrae
In Banfnoten ouf. Wi9el entfernte
ft9 NIT BEN @elpe. DrauSen traf ct
auf benS @mu9eler, wel@er BON cer@er<
urtbetluns fret aussesansen mar.
"Du 9ebf rpbl AUDI mad Mmerita? 2"
fra9te oieIer beceutun9sYpu.
Midel CAB ibm feline Mntport eenn
ct wpute feline @emein19aft NIT ieinen
frGbern @enp0en baben, aber bic Graee
gel i'm auf. Sc &par bieiemM en(9en
allo ta7elbe Nnerbieten een1a@t >uprz
ben uno es mubte iroenb einen eebeim>
nibspuen @runo baben. Mit Der Mb<
ft@t, Der Sa@e na@;uipiren, entfernte
ct fi9 aus Der Stabt uno f9lu9 ben
@e9 na4 2p9beim ein. IS tpar cine
,peite Mancerun8 uno er fonnte ert
an, @bence bes fol9encen Ga9es bort
anlansen; bebbalb beetle er feline
S9rttte uno madte muir cine fleh,e
Staff, >penn i'm bic Giee Dor Mapis>
felt ben Dien(t %seriasten.