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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
NEwYoRK DAILY rR1BuNE, FRIDAY; NAY ~. 1877:
Bieamboats ano Railroads.

SArEI1, sfEED. AMI NVn'H O"i
g n:, Rsha G,Gs S.sSs . ."; n. a.
sT, pS ON so The new and ssneh 'sanen
CiTY OF LAWRENCE and ,r ov,ox
f s' s Mkt hs fs T.. ~, ss,fS o'clock m" '"
for q. .SsI and N;- .s wit. E, pr wSIe.
Ter and BooP Hao .Dd kg. ss Sss
Sd R Ts1s tickets and e' of freight r so IN p%ee rs5
Sev.Yors, Oct IS. l9Ga
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Cali, ,I m from Psi ~ R. foot Of RSS5,SS.S
a., i o e s,, rss Connect 4 P5oy.sn,s Win Boston Pro-,
HARTFORD DIKECT.-State of New-York
and Gig Of Hartford leave Pseip day for Hartford
H. e. fs Fl ea s1'fs Y ss 81
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
- INDEPENDENT LINE for ths WEST SoUTH.wEsT and
' s' Gs '' RATES n i LOW !S q
o. & c. d. , 1 IT,: s SEsT Ssr ,s ,s"
800 80 80 c. ". PERvEfL. General Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Htst' = Sg%sI,ls I'D south B'.acG Railroad Hampton
with Leigh Sasqueanns vision And 81 Essos With he L.
A gS 'a All y, s w en- forming direct line Pitt
AIif 1fR}S5 I aESE E1 THs WEST
,'hnehelng Way u, l5ll-LesTe NeyfOrk As follows;
NJ OF fnlngon, Kaon, Bethlehem Mancb Chenk Wfes
1aII. fios Mai.noy CITY Mt Carmel Baeto TunEhnnuos
maFor EassOn. Connecting Junction with Del. Lack and
West X r.
ga mWgsrERS ErPHEss daily (eroep sundA-s for Racn
leuo-n, Harrburg tie
ingon at Phpsbug With leZh for Mauch
Chnnk Nilkebsre. scranton Whamspo Erie kc Baon gth
Leligh Valley Rtoai Tor Hsuch Chunk
1880 4. m.-W9y Train Somervlle.
l2:O P m-Por Pennington Rastou Allentown, maueh Chunk
Mah,noy City Hseton WAebarre Reading Columbia Lancaster
Lphfs1s Poisye, Harrisburg Connects PAIsbug FOR Bel
p m.-For Pinhed
2Op m-For Eston Connects at Phil p,bgg VITA Legh sad
Susq Division for Aentovn WAebae aGl Sclnton and With lie
Lgh Valley u. T. FOR Allentown and Catssauua.
m-Por Ea'on, Allentown AMI March Chunk Connects
Jun ton for 81 stat 0ns d., L. snt ". r X
1907. m.-For Somervile and Flemingt0n
5pm.CNcsHATi EXPKYss daily, for EaIon Bothlehss Aea
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago ad Cincinnati Sleep
Ing and Palace Cars 10 Pittsburgh ami Chicago.
5:!5 y. m.-For Somcryle.
p in.-For Elson.
p m.-POr SOmerVlle.
:: o T. m Enrrant)-P0r Es,on.
$500 m.-For Plainfrld
y pm-For Plsin6ed weinedsys and siiurisys
For Flrahethat 1r 600 6Jl 1:l5 1:tl 800 $50 300 9D
lOlO :45a 1880 loo $500 80 3l5 jiJ, 400, $50. 49,
55 $50 So 600 GJo 100 49, 49, 2i9 so9:i5 l?:O9 3 n
road Of NeyJeey foot Of Lbst NeSIo and at the principal
R &. Kicker Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
Seizures nno meetlnes.

MONTHLY PUBLIC MEETING of the West
vi ern Branch Y NJ C. A., 235 Hnsonst, and LECTURE
FRANCIS FORBES 60 Subject Mont Blanc AMI its Surround
iuy.' THIS EYENGSG O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
90 u1hou II man Concern

DR. KORNEMANN, Principal of the lnterna-
~ toua Educational Institute situated at CooaFs GtraH y a.
lie returning TO Europe about the l
Of ue and wosd BE- happy tie time make egeens IN
pupils might accompany him aesre1 Appcc5h nay ne
IN b. personally at the Office Of THkoD VIE
Tors SONS No Par and 50 Soonest NegioIk References
~ Hood De Preusf De Pare Rev DR. G. j. Robinson
iO sst Foryrh Res. Dr. Scheuk li Conmbas Brooklyn
q Tyentyniuthst Prof. Bile Ch4Elert lI5
e. urhst; r. A. Witau esq 81 West Thiyiourths ST.
Fred. Scle1ck esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-NnRK VENINA AND III D'5V-N
~ RIVER RAILROAD-lrsns! leave Thiristh-sL As ioho"'
81 m Cbir.Io Express, vii DrlHIngrOon ear . - .
1870 a m Special chicago Erpre ias. tram WIN Dt'"Hs
20 Noberu aud Wesn Express with DrAwinsroom cara AZ
tach.d. ~, ~, o.,.-i... .- .dU,o,aI tai, le,ye,
NJ q M m prawlng-rOom cars alta he'd ,,....-.
M FIRST Pai.c Express, with seingcan lor "A''''''u'
ssrirp,e' %, go and Cananilisna . %, - l.. p..,..,.,
M second Pacific EIprs. with seePn{c5' q %
- Chicago va botA : ahH u - -
o, for ST Louis Toeio and Louisville VIA UNANIMOUS iU
train win leage on sundays al D . IN. s,-.-t,-,.-.
n. utici Express. Hith tiIoasA oi0'I - $50
a. M fedioa ~ eeial ru
=, ,nI 5 o. n POaglkaepsie trains ,,,.,
o. a N. ~ 0. 4:l5 aud Oslo p m, feeAsAiH ''a'n'
s5 sli m, sH a S 10 J. AS $40 so aud ll:so p NJ
lonker lrsina .,o- III, IN Yo,k.. specsl-9 a M.
..,I1i csI ustes % stors souih Of lohseI -.
ioushAeeie '' q II KEyDRiCK General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
" ROAD
~ SIMMER ADVANCEMENT


COMMENCING JUNE 20 l8Ih
p,,,er-.r in New York OF TSeniT"Veaih an1
Foufih-sve Entrance O TTeny6eyenths ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK, , .
For Haven sDi Bridgeport T. (EK), 1850 Z;lo tEL,
ok, 3:i5, 4jJ $3.50 and (EI) p. =, NJ.
Fs YorvalI T. tEI o ll:3o M I2l5 (EI En- 3 $50
Fo B,rieS il:55 .. m; 3:is $50 $3.50 and
For stamford lEI), 9, u:Jl nj Gi5 (Efl 2J } (EL
as 4.O tEIl. 4:f5. 5:yO. G:jO, 7:l5, lEz) D.. 10
For Creenvieh intermediate stations Z, g. u~ m 2;l5' 3S
as $3.50 6:Ji 7:l5 ?. IN. VI - ~ T.,
Surlv Mail leaves Twenty seventh new orr Al p u io
Bo.t,a via both Springfield i re and shore Line
N' CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield. > and y m
For Boston Shore Line l3;i5 ,. NJ 49,,
For Hartford and Springfield l9l5 $50 m 70 haro
ep. ---..t,.. 18th .,a.ue, ocros.
Mari. gan.rtt Bas, arriving 81 $50 y n ,,.-..t
Fo Connecticut River RarOal ga. l2:l1 p u 70 Montreal
D. N. 10 Northampton. ,..,, =, IT,, q - ,,.tS.
For Line Psiyav s8 m to NorH1 aA1 i''''i '-
3: T. Erw-l.oulon, D =. m m 10 S,,.b
smpt0n and williamsburg
Iiou.storic Railroad g. snl y p H.
Railroad e. p m anu fl p m W "aefoui''
Var DsTfnrv and Norwslt Railroad a m lk:l' snl -. p m
For NeSC.uatr Railroad, A. N; l25 $50 ana ~ G.
onmous Sleeping attached TO p m tram ana a.o 70 gun
D1Niughonm Gar aach-l 10 lne
. N and ) D IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19

TUMP-SEAT BUGGIES, five different styles;
~ ,1ingop Depot WAGONS six different STYLES u anter ROOM
AWAYS AMI cuuuier Dcro and PASSENGER every style
NANUFACTURERS' UNION, 68 Broadway.
MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY,
VA So BROADWAYLrrg sales and constantly receiving every
CARRIAGE Persons Wishing purchase will mud II TO Their adj
vantage 10 examine our immense STOCK
DPTCFS DOWN.-SCasonabl FAMILY CAR
RACES al descrrtons country The immense
stocs now u our warooas viii be offered 81 he lowest possible prices
MANUFACTURERS UNION, Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19
II. p. BALDWIN. General Pass
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL RAILROAD.


NEW BROAD GAUGE INEtO Wafer Zap Stollshurg ncranion
Bnghsmton Syracuse and WITHOUT CHANGE or CARa
Depo in New York II Blrcavt and foot o. Christopher St
slMMER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAi MAY lB7L
$500 BROAD GAUGE ENPEBSS TRAIN, VIA Boonton BTancn
directly OEe-O without chance OF
connecting and b. r. H. for Kingston Nlkesbar
1918 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Danvie h Boon
Branch Doyerw Chester Branch Waterloo with SUSSEX X
Anoysr and Newton, Washington with tie d. L. and W. l. IL
water Gap StroubIrg Bend Bnghamon Syrl
an Oswego aud at Lsst0H with lh VALLEY H. h for all points
Oh
~ M. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark Madison
horsown Dover Waterloo HsckesioTn Washington Phlp1ug
sud Es.on Wst.r,c with Railroad connects u
Phpstug Bel Del T. Tor Belylrye &C., and AZ Elsion With
v r. r. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Aauch Chunk Nikesose
Reading and Iarus1ar.
400 p m BFOAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Peterson and
BooHton directly through BughamOn without change Of cans
stopping primo pal sta ions -
4lO ASTON EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
l.. Waterloo With r. r. and at Easton With L. v K k for
Dc'ilei Aieltos0. i-.iag Harrisburg and Sac West
30 m IACkETTSTOWN MAIL, connects With Booncn Cheer
and Uss-N Railroads
For MoRRiSroTN 1:l5 olo l2o 1900 m, 2:oo 1920 ilo,
$50, aud $40 D. m. .--.- 81. - ..
SUMMIT and intermediate station, at 6:3 7:l57;' 9lo 1910
ard I:!O e.3o, 0. 4:2r. 6:0o ami $3.50 m. 80 49,.
For ORANGE ardsSOJTH ORANGE ESQ 5:5, 9lO 9+D lO:l0
AMI 20 l0 2 $40 4:3O 4;5 $50 b;DO o'f, o'JJ 3d.
For EFw5gK at $50 7:Is 7:5 $40 s:lO 1910 lO:9o
ll:m lI.lD and -:0O $50, 200 FZD Jll JO 800 4l)
400 40 $40 500 $50 900 so2O G:i0 $780, go 9:l5, and
Has D.. m Trains marAtd stop at Esst Newark -.
Ie.ge Ner-lork BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR, at $50
s:4O tl:0 a. sad goo $780, $40 6:l9 ald D.
5 SCHOCIl, Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-19

C0TTV SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

- A.. o,lr double track Railroad on Long Island.
i"' SIMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing MONDAY May Il, lSl .hom ho'o'e" ~ '"u'@
60, NJ tor P,tehogue connecting at Babylon
WV % - sd and Il Patcaosae b. stsgs iof BelslOf anu
Fir Plaes.
Ia nj :. n Accom- notation for Babylon -
w. m . fr paehogue connexions Babylon ior Pre-
"' p ~ ,pi from PalcAogue By pr bslepoH Ani lo
An, :, p.tTbogue Acconmotat1l
s-lon m D,b,on Accommodation.
So -, N.fucG Accom- mediation
~ a., ~ n arl $500 $50 md f' m tran, connect a.
ibe ~ ~ st,rala for Htmpstsain d RocklSay.
'AI' '" a. W. DOUGLAS, Suusnaaadent
D., further ulri.cu'lu zee tine tit IT, 80,
- 49,. ' M enuu.A. sasniu- JHlt 1911,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Ntnnebet Journal.
Sublished on Water Street, Foot of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN L. NASH.
Daily 5ienucbre gouraal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
contains the latest news by telegraph and mail
gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre-
red political and local articles, and generous
amount OF farming, home and miscellaneous rca'
ng with fun compilation OF. State news.
Terms, 81 per onnum In adcdnce; IS il payment
II not made within the year. Single copies cents
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in
seriions or less $lO0 % cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, those inserted
tor any considerable length of time, Will be inserted
II favorable terms TO the advertiser
Special Notices 25 per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. ~ per square per week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
NO. 2s9.

W enlisted men per company for IS companies
81 enlisted men per battery for ) batteries
81 enlisted men per company for l20 companies
cavalry OOsO
GO enlstedme per company for $50 companies
infantry 1900
Non-commissoned .taf1 of regiments 200
Total 10000
The total expenditures for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1869, were $50, ,644,-
42.7G; the expenditures for the year
ending June 80, 1870, were S57 ,655, ,675.-
40. which sum includes 3,697 800 for riv-
er and harbor Improvements. The ex-
penditures for the year ending June 80.
1871, were about $40 900, 900, including
for river and harbor improvements $3,-
$4,000. Thus during the year 1869-7O
the reduction in expenses of the War De-
partment amounted to $22, ,998, ,467 SO, and
during the year 1901 further reduc-
ton OF $l7 ,655, ,67540 was made. For the
next fiscal year, 1S71-12. there is appro-
priated $36, $50, ,776, including TOR river and
harbor improvements $4,407 800. The
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1873, is
49,, 2,415.472.S .S5.
The Indian service, the Mexican ceme-
terry question, the Southern war claims.
the Chicago fire as it affected a branch of
our military service, checks on disbursing
officers, the West Point Academy, and
civil service reform, are among the sub
jects discussed in this message by Secre-
tary Belknap, who also gives his testimo-
ny as to the efficiency and practical use
fulness of the signal service. In regard
to the enforcement of the ku.klux laws,
the Secretary says: ut is painful fact,
which merits serious consideration, that
in some portions OF the South freedom of
opinion is not tolerated, if that opinion
is expressed in opposition to the doctrines
which originated the late rebellion. In
disputable evidence establishes the fact,
which is proven, too, by the experience OF
numerous sufferers, that an armed REBEL.
ion of regular organization and great
strength now exists in parts of those
States. The frequent reports Of army
officers who are pefectly trustworthy.
made after mature observation and judg-.
ment, conclusively show that the ramifica-
tions OF this organized body are exten-
sive; that its system is arranged with
great care and shrewdness; that its perse-
cutions extend in the dark hours of the
night, and in cowardly disguise. to per-
sons of every age. sex and condition who
dare to exercise a freedom of conduct,
action or speech. which disagrees with the
political doctrines of these marauders.
This body of conspirators, constituted for
the purpose of crushing out many of the
inherent liberties OF the defenceless peo-
pie of those States, defies the law and
spurns the authority of the government.
and, so long as it exists, so long will it be
necessary to aid the civil authorities with
the armed force of the nation in putting
down this second rebellion and bringing
its leaders to speedy punishment"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07

Misfellaneous.
INTERNAL REVENUE REPORT.

The aggregate receipts from all sources,
exclusive of the direct tax on lands and
the duty on the circulation and deposits
OF national banks, were, tor the fiscal
year 1871, 44,0l1.176.2i. This large
increase was due to the settlement of old
claims. Commissioner Douglas estimates
the receipts for the current fiscal year, un-
der the present law, at 1925, 900, 900. The
total receipts from spirits for the fiscal
year, ending June 30th, 1871, amounted to
S46.28l ,SlS.l0. The amount of tax re-
celved from fermented liquors was ST.
lo9,|40.20. The total receipts from to-
bacco were S33, ,578, ,907 1S. The steady
and uniform increase in the revenue de-
rived from tobacco the commissioner as
scrlbes to the change in the law whereby
the tax Is collected before tobacco is re-
moved from the mandatory. At the
same time he thinks the revenue is de-
frauded to considerable extent by the
use OF Old stamps, by reflling empty
stamped packages, and by CHASING tobac-
co In the sixteen cents per pound class in
stead OF the thirty-two cents per pound
class. In view of this the commissioner
recommends consolidation tax to one
regular rate, but doubts the expediency
OF reducing the rate to less than twenty
tour cents per pound, unless it is thought
best to reduce the amount of revenue
| from internal taxation. The commission
er thinks large amount of the frauds on
the revenue from tobacco is committed by
peddlers, and recommends that every per-
son selling tobacco, snuff or cigars from
wagons, be required to pay special tax
OF SO, S25 or $50, according as one, two
or more horses or mules are used. An
other leak in the revenue from tobacco is
occasioned by growers selling raw or leaf
tobacco directly to consumers, without
the payment of any tax. In order to pro-
tect regular dealers, who have paid the
tax, the commissioner recommends that a
special tax of $500 be imposed on every
person thus selling to consumers, and an
additional tax in case their sales exceed
$4,000 annually. The commissioner SAYS
that the bonded warehouses for tobacco
now in existence are not generally used,
although dealers are obliged to pay the
regular fees, and accordingly their entire
abolition is recommended. There have
been some changes made in the method
OF preparing revenue stamps since the
last report was issued, and new rules have
been made to facilitate the settlement of
eX-collectors' accounts. The accounts of
two hundred and thirty ex-colectors are
still unsettled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-07
Railroads anu STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central II. r..
tsS - EssIgs9
Winter Arrangement commencing
November 18th,

On and after Nov: 18th, Passenger Trains will
leave Augusta, for Portland and Boston, at i5,
II As A. NJ, 1915 p. NJ; tor Bath, Lewiston and
Portland, 5.i5, II - a. NJ, 800 r. NJ; for Bangor,
LOO a. NJ and 100 p. NJ. for 3 ngor, Dexter, Bel.
fast and okoW hegan 100 Il. NJ, for Hallowell and
Gardiner 545. 800 Il45 A. NJ, Is. 800 $50 r. NJ.
The 54j and ll.i5 Trains connect at Bath for
RoGkland.
The $40 A. VI Train connects with the Grand
Trunk Railway at Yarmouth for South Paris.
The II i5 A. NJ. Train conheets at Portland with
the Portland Ogdensburg Railroad for Baldwin,
Ffyeburg and Conway.
The 100 A. VI. Train connects at Bangor With the
F.. q \. A. Railway for Houlton, Fredericton,
Calais and st. John arriving in ST. John at Z. NJ
Freight Trans leave Augusta for Portland and
Boston at $50 i. NJ. for Skowh, gan and Bangor at
II ID p. NJ.
Trans arve-From Boston at 400 A. NJ, 400
apd o.l5 F. NJ; from Bath, Lewiston and Portland
at 1000 A. NJ, 400 and SIS =. NJ; from Skowhe
gan Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at IL 45 A. NJ. and
10 10 +: NJ; from Gardiner and Hallowe ell at 100,
$40 and 1000 A. NJ 80. 4 90, 90 and Sis Z NJ.
Freight Trains arrive-From Boston Portland,
Bath and Lewiston at 1000 A. NJ, and 12t0 NJ !;
from Bangor, Dexter, Belfast and skowhegan at
$50 A. NJ.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
Nov. 10, ISL. l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
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REPORT OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Belknap's report gives the
following as the present condition of our
army on peace footing =
Enlisted men of engineers sol
Enlisted men of ordinance AIS
Ordinance sergeants at post 200
Military Academy band "a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-24

fe al, 9ente berislten &laTe serpa9tet1
oper BON 2pbnarbettern bearteitea lalz
fen. Cine bebeutence 3abl Der ader<
bautreibenoen 8enDlferuna fam ldpr
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@prBfalt, rpelhe Der alte 1eltffdnotse
Tarmer BERG ;%urpencete, erz
ldlaft mebr unp mebr. Wit e11e11
Mprte bic Observation-Disclosures teber1 1t9
BET @sfabr aus9slebt Ben unabbdnat9z
fen, aebilostiten uno auperlalts1ten
She'll tbrer 8ireer1daft e%in;ubaber.
Das Befanntmercen bieler auf ttat1z
Nilae 8ele9e aeftiBten 1batla@en ntro
nidt ermanaeln, cie Toriduns mani
DIES tenfenren unc potriotilAen &cpfeS
nab ben llriahen reritlten ansuresen.
Wir ;wsiieln nidt, nab cieie auf ba6
oQoemeine Sintsn republifanil9er 0ez
1innuna unp Tuaenr> auf pa5 ueberz
banonebmsn Der lbeu yor tldtiser Or
belt uno ceS epipemildenD Oranges mad
fbneGem Neidwercen, tie 3unablne
ces Gurus unp Der @snublu6t bic
goderunA per Tamilienbanee' rnp Gr<
f9lafun9 Der bausliden G%rstebuns u.
I. ~. surudsufibren iinp, aue5 Ebatlaz
den, bic 1don felt ldnoerer 3eit Die
Mufmertiamfeit reclider Denfer auf f9
eesosen uno oeren 8lasen be%reor9eruz
fen BADEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-24
Sic Seftem lit bieie,n 2anbe.
Is 9lu6 81

Cine anpere sablrei9e, III 10 Inter
ieften setbeilte Denomination 1T bte Der
Baptifen, ruel@e 1912 bereits 5000
preoieer, 5000 8ir&en uno 100000
@cmmunifanten auf3uweilen batter, bic
BIG 1870 f9 auf 1,221,249 Gommu>
nifanten NIT 1857 prepisern unp 12,<
OH Betbduler n%ermebrten. Sabrli<
DE Dur9lanittssunabme iammlider
8aptiaen in Is Sabren "a @urts<
piener, 1853 8ir9en> 1896 Mitslie>
her. Die 10 Observation-Disclosures, in
wel@e bic 8apttfen 3erfaQen, lauter
eisentlide 8aptiftn ; Grete Wtaea@
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-24
Ser IS q II b e +.
T8Gu][]|illet:.Olln]j:l,.,,
Die Rirge.

Man fpri9t spu einem @sltsnrinse,
Der fernbin I'M, bic G,bs lauft
l1nb allies 2ebeu, ale Tinse
Sn 1einem peiten &anb ~tesrsift,
8rudfide, ein3'le @olitare,
Man neunt fs @onnea-isb'n mir nur;
Sa 5slbf ten s,5sten a(er @inss
gtrbuQt Der @9leier Der Natur.
Damn {a!inet ein Sting sin bIauli9 sritner,
Sid enssr UNI ten Grbentaa,
Der Se:an, uub friim,t in tabaer &c..
Yeripberie ben l1rfrY(fal. ..,s .a a- q
Sc feEer i'm bic 2uft unttlamus.t
SR;t itrem Minee son Msur, >.
Sc fefer bridt ms Gleii9 Der Grbe
Ct lsiner Sparssn tisfe @pur. .
1trb erser trerbsn itsts bic areiie,
Der Serge Sting umfinet Elm 9an5,
@efsrmt pom @inter balo aus Giie,
galb aus Smarase BON Qen3es panb.
. LAUNDERING Der 5eintatbberse
Du SALESMAN iebnii6t'ger 8ruh
Du b!issf iber ferue Meere
Sn hes germief'nen Sraum nod 2uf!,
11ne alio i9linst Ser Sting ber Maueru
Git UNI Der gurssr rif'se S&aar,
8emabrt ibr Sutelu unb ibr Grausrn,
l1nb birst is idirmene Dor @sfabr.
Sur tpsr isin @ertssus nisberlests,
@irb aus benz Sting binaussebrdnsk
$40 i'm, umrinst Don Mrbeitsmiceu,
Des Rirdbuis filler Sting empfinst.
Das fnb bic R;nes, bic w;r isb'n,
giel &ines siebt's, bic ni&t pir isb'n,
Die int @sfIble nur bsitsbsn
limb fsTslnb IN, tas 5sr3 T& treb'n.
@o ihltnssn @lau5e> 9oHauns, 2iebe,
Gid fsit gum Sting in 6reu5' unb S@u1er3
8ri9t jster emf, tpena Der mns Niebe,
Dag er uns fstt' ans gaterbers!
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Oenfmal eiueS 2eben0en.

IN, 10.t. purre mGentyalzpart ;u
Sem Sort bic Statne ce5 nod lsbenoen
prpfeGoys Morle, reS GRINDERS uno
8earlncerS be5 Iele9rapben in bielem
2once, feierli6 entbuQt. NQe 3uSdnz
&c III Dem plabe, auf eem ras Dent
NAL febt, waren rtdt NIT Meniden
telebt, uno man ntmmt an, cab fd
10000 Menlden i'm umfreiie Der Neo>
nerblDnc %befancen. @ouoerneur 9of>
mann BON Seem yorf p~rd1oirte bel Der
Geterli9feit. Gr leitete bteielbe curd
etnise pa0enoe @orte Elm. Die Gniz
bduuns lelbit 9eldab bur& ben 0ouz
uerneur GlafFin BON Maha@ulettS unc
6rn. MiQtam Srton, melder eas Naz
tipnolbannsr con ben, Denfu,al ent<
fernte. DaS. Stanpbilp be6 9efeterten
&purre nit lauten 5urrab5 be9rlbt.
Na9oem pierer &ube einsetreten tpar,
belt MtQialt Cullen Bryant bic Gin
.peitunesreoe.
Yrcfc1or Morle CAB am Nteno 81
Stem g)prt nadfebenpe Depelde auf:
Wrub an ale Telesrapbiten Der
@elt:
Iriebe auf Grren, ben Meniden Gin
8oblaefauen, @ptt bel9uye Gud aue.
g. g. Mpr1e.
Mntwcrten fame1 auf otel e Botlhaft
aus ssri9teoenen 2dnpern, aud aber
BEN Ocean.
Mor1e bate tetannt!i6 nit eroeen
69wiertsseiter, gu fdmpfen, beuor er
fem 3iel errei9en fonnte. Die &eile,
,pel9e ct I'M Sabre 1882 son 9aere
mad Nsp g)prt ma9te> bejei9net cine
widtiee Mera in rer @eldi@te Ter Gr<
7npunaea. SIN eirem @eiprdhe nit
paGaeieren ater eewi1e Grperimente,
tpelae bic Snpenti;lat ces Maenet;sz
mus uno rer Glectricitdt betrie1en, fam
ibm Der @epante, pab in einem ftdti9en
Gtrom teS elettrilden TluioumS cine
8ueIe re~selmdbissr, ununterbrp9ener
unb ralder 8eme9un9en Iet, bic at Ell
ner Mal9ins ansemencet werpen fSn<
ne, bic 8otlaaften pom Srt ~ Srt be-
fSrcert unc 1le am Beltimmunssort auf
cine Tafsl ldreibt. Grlt mad creiSab>
rem Q835) fanb Morle eie Miittel, let<
ne Scee prattilA aus;ufabren contruz
irte e;,sn Gelssrapb in Ter Stem yort
unicsrijt1t> welGsr am Sefimmunasz
OFT 8ptIdaiten rssi1rirts. 9as pub
l;fum tlieb aber nod INNER Indifferent.
uno eya alS er 1914 etnen Tclssrapb
uaa lei;,sm Syfsm ;piihcn Balbinsz
ten uno Baltimore errtdtete, sertrsuts
CT auen 3wsifA. Granfrei& uno an
osre surppdiide 2anrer nabme1 feline
Grfneuna an une iiberbduften i'm nit
Gbrsa. Die Sncifsrens leiner 9anesz
lsute, BE CT bitter empfanc, mid oen'
Stol; cuff ieincn waalearen Nubnt,
uno bsute criidt lsine &atertaot ibre
Bewunceruns fir isiu 0enie uno ibrs
Danttartcit far pas Gute, taS er BEL
@elt erwtelen, bur9 Grridturs ei11e'
Statue aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-24

1t1marmur,s DeinerTudter ... ~. usber>
n,orsen, Mutter, lbermorsen
Der jun9e Mann mildte ft@ cine
3brdne pcr BEN Nuset, perltsselte ZEN
Brief unp lief etlisit Die Ereppe binab>
mabr1deinlid I'm, auf bic pof ;u gebsn.