davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-08
DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER

Sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily-try it. Sold by dealers every
where, eod-9o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-08
PREMIUMS.
NOTICE.

OUR ATTENTION HAS BREs CALLED
~ 70 business card lstued ~ VI. b. Good
lett, represellnF himself a. An aren't for
Southern Oil WoTks. The Object IN III notice
4 . inform the public that Mr. Boodlstf has
had 10 connection Win he Company since
SOUTHERN Oh. WORKS.
te-tl &c. MCCOMH AT ser'y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-08
RAEELE.
NOTICE.

U,HE RATTLE FOR CASH. CLAY COLT,
elry, will take place at the Marble Senate Sa-
loon on Saturday. the 18th inst. at pm.
Parties having chances in the same are re,
specifically requested to be in attendance: 5S.59
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-01-04

SAW HIM Fifty BErrER-Near late
New Jersey camp-meeting, two clergy
men, Baptist and Methodist, were
walking, when they saw a little girl
sitting on stone, who was weeping
bitterly. "What is the matter, my lit
tie girl?" asked the Baptist kindly.
"My-my father was KILLED Oh the
railroad few days ago, and has Just
been buried, sir; and my mother is
sick abed and can't work, and We havnt
nothing to eat and don't know what to
do,' sobbed the little girl, crying as if
her heart woul break. "A truly lament
ed case; do indeed pity you," said the
Baptist, frigidly, as if he were plying
some ice-cream he could not eat. "How
much do you pity her, Brother c.? /
pity her five dollars" yelled the Metho-
dist, as he threw V into the girls lap.
"double your pile, Brother P" the
Baptist brother said, as he slowly plac-
ed an X over the V. 'Tgo you one bet
ter" the Methodist bawled, as he put
ten on the other money. Il cover your
stake, brother P" and the Baptist cler-
gyman's expression showed he was
getting excited as t,centy from his
purse was put on the rapidly increas-
ing pile.
"Pll top the spoons with a fifty howl
ed Brother P, as he drew out his last
note and placed the sum with the 9TH
ers, glazing savagely at his companion.
Here's a hundred dollar note, little
girl" said the Baptist quite blandly,
now that he had got ahead of the Meth
odist brother-in-the-Lord. "You may
rake in the spoils, for you've cleaned
out and 'euchered' both my friend and
myself, and left us both dead broke.
Then they walked off humming hymn.
Now what we would like to know is,
what did those clergymen do before
they were converted?
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-01-04

Their a bore to Van, though, and he con-
graduated himself when the affair was
over. He conducted his wife to the new
home which he had. refurnished most
elegantly for her special accommodation
| Old Bullion Che was widower) call
ed the morning after the bridal to see
how the young couple as he insisted
upon calling them, were getting along.
Van was out, but though he found Will
helmina looking happy, still there APP
peared to be slight shade of care up
on her brow. Old Bullion was very
quick to perceive it,
"What is the matter, my dear?" he
asked with parental solicitude.
Wilhelmina became embarrassed.
Nothing much, )" she faltered, "but-'
And there she paused Old Bullion
grew tidgetty; something, evidently was
the matter.
"But what ?" he insisted
Wilhelmina exhibited fifty dollar
bill, which she took from the bosom of
her dress.
Where didyou get that ?" asked Old
Bullion, in amaze.
"When Mr.. Van dressed himself this
morning he left that bill upon the bureau
in our chamber" replied Wilhelmina.
Old Bullion was suddenly seized with
fit of coughing.
N"What did he mean by that" added
Wilhelmina.
GA delicate way of offering you q
little pin money, my DEAR" answered |
her father.
Wilhelmina was satisfied with the |
explanation.
"How kind !" she exclaimed with a
gratifed look upon her pretty face.
Every" returned Old Bullion, rather
dryly.
He took his leave and hurried down
to Wall street, where, as he expected, |
he found Van.
" See here, my boy, do you know what
you have done?' was his first salutation.
Van was surprised at this greeting.
"No-what?' he inquired
Old Bullion briefly explained. Van
was excessively annoyed.
by Jove, force of habitm he ex-
What must she have thought
She was u little stonished-thats
ALL I've fixed it all right for you; but
| say, would be little more careful
in the fnture.'
81 will
"Of course, we men of the world
don't mind such things, but young wives
are apt to be sensitive to our bachelor
peccadilloes."
very naturally"
"Weti, are You happy?"
Don't | look so? Wilhelmina is an
angel !" /
"Ah, yes; takes after her mother.
And you are satisfied p
Perfectly"
"Ithoughtso, from the size ofhe bin"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-01-04

"Now and then | resort to wine to
stimulate my wits" said a young spend
thrift to an old one. "Ah," replied the
veteran, "that is the way began; but
now have to resort to my wits to get
my wine"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-01-04

gled, here and there, In his dark chest
nut locks, assumed a pepper-and-salt
appearance. In fact, Van was no longer
young. He wore remarkably well, but
he had surmounted the summit of life,
and the decline lay before him; and he
was still bachelor gay butterfly
among the flowers of love, futtering
from blossom to blossom, but never
abiding.
"Se here, Van," said old Bullion to
him one day.
"WellW answered Van.
"Did you never think of getting mar
ried?" pursued Bullion.
"Well, no; | can't say that | ever
did," responded Van, carelessly.
"Well, you ought"
Van looked surprised.
"Ought! why?'
"It's duty that you owe posterity'
ado I~
"Of course. You don't wish your
name to die out with you, and your
money 60 to found another charitable
institution, do you"
Van pulled his moustache very re-
fectively.
"By Jove! there's something in that
I had ought to have some children,
that's fact I owe something to the
name, as you say, and ought not let it
die out"
"To be sure? Take wife"
"Whose wife shall take?" asked
Van, slyly; playing the old joke upon
him.
"Pshaw! you know what I mean.
You can marry and marry we'll"
1t suddenly appeared to Van that
old Bullion had manageable daugh-
ter-his youngest, who still remained
on hand-and began to think that Bull
lions advice on the subject of marriage
was not altogether disinterested. He
resolved to sound him.
"Oh, yes, I dare say, but l labor un-
der what the French call the embar-
rassment of riches" responded Van.
"There are so many to choose from that
/ don't know which one to take. Now,
if | had some good friend who would
point out damsel to me-"
"Ah~ grunted Bullion.
"That would suggest to me suita-
BILE choice"
"Humphm from Bullion.
"You have your eye upon some one ?"
insinuated Van.
"Well, perhaps I have Come around
this evening and take look at my
daughter Wilhelmina."
II will"
And he did; and he liked her ap-
pearance very much. Wilhelmina Bull
lion was in pantalettes the last time he
had seen her, but now he found her
well-developed young lady of twenty
years of age, exceedingly graceful and
accomplished. 1t appeared to him that
she was just the kind of wife he wanted.
"Well," inquired Bullion, on Change
the next morning.
"Shell do" answered Van.
"Ahl | thought So"
'How much with her!"
Zone hundred thousand"
Good
"How much will you settle on herr"
"Three hundred thousandp
my dear boyp
Old Bullion shook hands with Van in
. very cordial manner.
"Then we may consider it settled?"
be added.
"If Wilhelmina will have me.n
81 don't think there is any doubt of
hat. But | would suggest little ro-
nance some love nonsense-the girls
expect it-you know how it is yourself" ,
"Oh, yes; have been there"
Van proposed to Wilhelmina and was
accepted. They had what the daily pa
,ers call q diamond wedding" at st.
Stephens Church; the bride was lovely, !,
nd everything in keeping. 1t was rails
q
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-01-04

Mrs. LYDIA SEXTON, who is about 10
years old, is the chaplain of the Kan
sas State prison.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
2llle 2lrten
N1hmajd)incn 3lr Wietbe
Tnr Tamilicn=S1abarbeite

an 60 mouot(it, Sum BertauIe in HGten6obI Iungel
su S. pro Ronat. 8aaBabler srbalten einen ilosra
len ab,uo. 3prlep u 2ousenila9cr,
,SftaI.1SN Wr. "a, Nore SutaipffrdRe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
SIN Odmpfcr an Der SI1te oeS Sttl:
len WfeereS eeltranoct. - Sat
Sdbicffal Der 9dh1aicrc uni
2Houufebdft nod lIrocipt&.
Selror0nhilc1es lllcrlef.

Die S6auipteleriu 2otta, meld)e oteel
Gage Don perIdltebeneu Slattern toot gela9t
murbe, lebt III 6raufreif; 1e bat erit geIterr
an eiuen@ bicago'sr 3beGter. DIRECTOR 9eidrIe'
ben.
= Sn @liiabetbtowu, 9p,, mo- Die Ota,
mantenihmiu6ler ArnOo uno Glad leBbat
iin0, bat Q8. 30. Gent uOu Californian ene
Shaeeueriabtlage nm $3.50, 900 gegen @rlte
rem anbduaIg gemadt. arnolo III leood IN.
iiftbar gemorceu.
- NHf 8idaroiOn'S 8ei6e BEL gtorOmoOO.
9l.=S., bra6en geltetn 3met DfGuner, pdb'
reuo lie fii4teu, ourh Da5 Sis uno ertranfeu.
-Sn Wempbis, Senn., fiel geiternSdnee,
- Die offisenen 0ublberidlte Don Irtau'
las ereebeu, oaB Sarter nit elmer Utalorttdt
Don 1866 gum Goaoerneur erWablt NOR
ben 1T.
- Su philadelphia muroe porgeitern Elm
frember @Qbniiunlger BON Der BOl'5ei auf9e-
grifien unO geitern mad einsm Srrenhaue &C.
i6idt. @lelASeltig Titten sln pr. 9atlsq
aus Chicago, peldler ben Wabnllnnt9eu oils
ieiuen gruoer ibeutifijute. Ytertmitrolger
g8eiie hattie Der Gerridte taft nod allies 8Clo,
tpel6es er bsi ieiner 6Iuht pon @btca9o nit
genommeu, ca. $500.
- Sn St.Qouis tit Der betannte. Sdauiptes
Ter 81. Craig setorbeu.
g. 6. .SeariS muroe 9eIteru IN ct. Goula
auf Die NntIa9e perbaftet, NIT elmer meltoer'
spetgten 6aliderbanoe in Serbln0ur9 5u
lteben.
- Sn 8runsWif, Re,, fiel geIcrn IbenS
3oa tiefer SAnee; aud IN Sarmtn9ton,
U1t., litgt Elm tieier Sdnee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
1tnbnllfommene uuD bOlfommrne
2alne.

@ute 3dbns Fno fir torpsrlite s6onbeit unsrldBz
It'd, uno Niemanb bari itd ernerbin we9en un9lsl@
der ODER iauler 2dbns entidupisen; benn oas Dht>
tel bieie WtGnqel AL beietisen iesen in enss Sebsn
8ereidse. Or. ssindeu, in SIR. fsS, W IT.
Napette<, oberbalb Sutatpitrase, lit als fuiiien'
idattlider 3abnarSt peit uno brett bstannt. Gr ut
NIT iebem 3mstse isnes Beruies prafttidb pertraut
unb ole feline sabndrsiden Sperationtn berrteot9sn
bic Yatienten 0ui's Befe; Die 3dbne, bic er anler'
tiat, seidbnen iid burd 9auerbaitisfet, poltomms'
mes BaiIen, natirlides ause9en unb al9emetne
sdonbelt aus. 9as Sabnfdnen nit SOlO, staniO!
ober tions Uiaise buoet sinen ipithtsen5beI
iensr Braris als 3abnaussisben febt Or. Us in@
ell uuerrsitt ba. scin Seriabren init Dem Sa'
tienten lit in Der gbnt dormant. Ntt bas 9ertngre
5tbmersiumptom miro psranlaBt nno bic Operation
III fets polltommen ertolsreib. Gr
IabriSlrt tdslib re Ines ia!pstarlGures gas 0ie@
len hmerspertilser buber bic seiommten mebt5int=
niitsn BatultdteH @uropo's uno amerita's Ilr oas
poatommente nuo Wunorborfs, GmpIinounssio=
afett berporseruens Dtittel erfldrt. bas e entcef
| porben. (Wdr57,ISD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
SelesrapbiiGe Sepeid)ell.
Gnropaiidle &abelbert9te.
Gnslanbl
Wsitsre geri6te iiber bic furdtbaren stiirme in

Weitere 8erGte iiber bic furdtbarsn Stiirme in
Gnslano.
2onbon, 10. Deg. - Ser Sturm bielt
au6 geiteru nod an, mar aber nift mebr 10
beitig, als am Sonntage. getdnbig treffen
Depelheu eiu iiber ben cnormen S6aoen,
meden perielbe Su g8a6er uno Su 2anoe an.
gerihtet bot. auf bier bat baS llnpetter
| idreflif aemiithet, iefS Sduier Ourben um<
| gepebt uno an 40 Berlonen nuben BON ben
| einitHr3euoen Sriimmcrn perlebt.
4u Der 8eftfiiite Der Sniel gSi9bt 1T etne
uubefanute Brigg NIT Der ganseu Wanuidaft
| unterQeqanqen. Die bon SamburQ nah
Stem zgorf beitimmte 8arfe yStraliuuD"
idetterte on &inlerib9e.QeO9e, Die Mannifait
,puroe gerettet.
SIM f0nigl. slrienale bon @oolmtf murbe
Der @aometer bur6 ben Sturm beidGol9t,
uuo oa8 4poipital iit iett 5met Sa9en obne
Gasli9t.
Die Eelegrapben. Serbin0ungen fnb nod
ntdt alle tpieber in Srbnung.
Die Selegrapbenlinien in Srlanb, neld)e
burb ben Sturm in lnorbuun9 9erietben,
fno nod nidt mieber uou tdubt9 i'm &C.
brau6e.
gerurtbeiIuus BON Dstriters."
QonDon, 10. 0eSbr.-- -Utebrere auSfG1f
oiae Sdiirer Der @as @ompagnie pur0en
beute inter benz @eies iiber Arbelter uno Or
beitgeber i6ulbig beiunoen uno 5u 6 Wonaz
ten 5aft Oerurtbeilt.
Sranfretd,.
BartS, 10. OeSbr. - 3Wet uno neuu5t9
Mitqlieber Der ytational- Ger1ammlung, ,pelde
m1breno Der September 8egierun9 Dem lirs
fen Centrum angeb0rten, unb Is 9emGBi9te
Republitaner, barunter Sen. @bau5p, SuleS
5aure, @aliu1ir Yerier unb QeOn SaD habeu
id) pereinigt, ber gtational 8eriammlung
einen 8oridlag Su MAIDEN, BEN NmtStermtn
bes 8rGlioenten SbierS nod auf bier Sabre
III perlduqern, einen 8ice= Prdiioenten al err
ndblen, bic 9tational. .Seriammlun9 lGhrltd
Ibeilpeie su erueuern, Die WttnttCrperamm=
lung ein3uflibren, etne 6mette SamMer gu
creireu uno aae Stretfragen 5miifen Der
gretutipe nno 2e9iSlattpe auf otele Welle bets
Sulessn.
Varis, 10. 9eS. - Cine Population
Der gemdBigten Gepublifansr in Der ytatto-
nagperi iammlung madte geitern benz Pldlls
oeutcn SbierS ibre Nufwartung, Inn tim thre
gefiildtuug bariber aus5uipreAen, oaB itd
Der Brdiioent 81 fart uad Der Bartet Der
Redten neige. Ser BraitOent perIlt)erte Die
!Serren, baB er bic fsite uno nnerId)utterlld1e
Yolitif, pie iie in le1ner Sotlfaft bel @roftz
nung Der misunderstanding ana9elpro>
den lei, auireft erbalten meroe.
Spaniem.
Nlabrio, 10. Deg. - giue Ibtbeilun9
Garliiten eridien seitern in ltaurela, in Der
Broplus Barcelona, mucDe aber na6 elnem
blutisen Gefedlte bon ben tDntglt6en Grups
pen suriidgeidlagen.
&6ifsberid,tc.
aueenstopn, 10. 9s5. - Der 9pfr.
y8alttc" truf BON New=9ort bier Elm.
2iperpo oil, 10. 0es. - Ser 0ampfer
Soma" 1T BON Nep'Yorf heute bier elnge'
troffen.
Sreff, 10. 9ss6r.-0er 9pfr. vgiae be
Yaris" 1T pon Stem Dorf bier elngerofen.
farft nne Sorie.
Qonbon, 10. 0s5br. -@oniol8 er0ffneten
al 918-4 fir Gelo unO 91s fir Srtef. -
.4merifaner" 65tr 914, 67er "a, 10y40er
So, n.ue 5iinfer 88b; @rie 42a.
atnerpo 1885, Saummo0e erDfi.
nete fFau. Sberl. 10; Srl. 1o4-s Sertaufe
1O, ,OOG Ballen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
Gpnorefsperhanplunoen.


BaIb1nqto on 10. 9esbr. - Sm @ E,
te berifteteS Sbermau pom 6tnauScOmite
bic 6Qu8= BiQ ein, lpeld,e perfit9t, ben Qb9es
brannten in Bottom gepiIie Sortbeile Su ge.
tuGbren; er iagt, basGomtte lei gletd getbeilt
itber Die Sorlage uu0 auf ieiue 9mpfehlung
bin er9ielt oieielbe einenYlub auf Dem Salens
Der.
3rumbu(l leqte cine Betttion 6er6ol5banoz
ler bon Oiiuneiota Dor, in weldler gegeu bic
glnnabme Der Bill iiber 8trbeiIerung Der
id1ifibaren Sbeile oeS oberen NiiTIfppl pro-
te1tirt uir0, Oa oieeS lire SutereIeu i6detge.
Sherman oerlau9te bonn Senate. baB er
ba8 sSinauS= =Gomite Der ieruereu Seaf:ung
BON Yetitionen iiberbebe, in beuen oerlau9t
mirS, bic Ginfubr unoSabri3 i3irung, iouie ben
8ertQuf 9ciltiger@etrdnte terner 8u oerbieten;
er IQQte, beies lei mebr cine morallde, als
cine materteae Srage, Iie geh0re be5balb Dor
oa8 SuIti5comite. Gontltng Oaaegeu metnte,
| Die 9raQe babe auf Smportangelegeube
8esua un6 9ebDre al1erbngs Dor oa8 6inan3=
| @omite. @omuuoS mar oerielben QuItd)t;
er meinte, mas bic @rleugung uub Den Ser
fQui bon Spirituolen anlan9e, 10 lei oteNe8
| Sadle Der eiuielnen Staaten, Der Smp0rt oa~
aeqen neroe nur bonn &On9reIie regulirt uno
lei etue geeignete Sruge fir cas6tnaulccmtte.
| Thurman iaQte, man thue am Beten, Die
Qau,e gnqelegeubeit in 8ube gu laiIen. Ser
0r0Ete Shell QQer ReDeniieu perbe bon Spi|
rituoien be6ogen, unb iobalo man bteleQuelle
oerItOpfe, 10 t0uue eben bic 8e9iernng nIdt
beItebeu. Der Senat uerpet9erte eS, Da8
@omite Su eutbinoen.
Gberman beridtete cine Bid bonn Stnan3z
Gonlte Elm, meld)e ben SdasamtSletretGr er<
mddtiet, reglItrirte Bombs gegen Coupon
8onO8 um5utaui9eu, peun Der &igentbiimer
| bic Soften trd9t.
Cameron pom Gomite bes 2u8mdrtiqeu
beridtete cine 8iQ Elm, Die japaaeItIdle Res
gierung bon Der ferneren 3a4luua Der inter
| Dem 8ertra9e bonn %. Sftbr. 1869 lttpulr'
ten @ntlhdot9ung Su entbtnoen.
| Nuf Coles Nutrag nur6e odS Sultt3, @o'
mite inItruirt, bic 3bunlthteit etnes @onltt"
| tuttonS= QmenbementS III Betradlt 5u 3lehen,
welde8 perfiigt, baB Der Bratoent, Der Stce=
| BrGIi0ent un0 bic Senatoren brett ourb oa8
| 8olt ermGblt meroer.
Der Sice. BrGiioent ernannte BEN Senator
| Stepheuiou BON &entudp oil Steue be8 Gen.
| @arrett 0aoi8 All einem 6er 0ireft0ren oC5
Gmitbionau SuititutS.
Sm Reprd dientan nte : aui e 6radlte
WoreD einen geldluB EN-, bem 9omlte tilt
UtiIfiipptz DGmme 6u erlauben, elnen Setre=
tGr au3ulteleu; an9enomnen.
3aS 9auS uabm Johann Die bonn Utllltdr'
Gouite elnberidtete Bill auf, ehrenpOQ ent'
lalieuen Soloaten, nereu Bittpen unb gSal-
len bas @rlangen BON 6eimitdtten auf Der
Nationale Domaine 3u erletatern. Die Bill
wuroe bon oeri9ieOsnen YtitglieOern Oebatt
tirt.
Qnr 5dluTe Der Worgenaun6e bcrietb Oa8
SQus elm BlenarsGouite iiber Die Snoianer.
9ermill9un98bia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
onfn1herithtr aus gSafhinatpn.

gGuibtuatou, 10. 9e5. - (@erupit.) J
Giuer unierer TaIbiouablen 9an6tes, Der lldl
fiir unniberleblt6 balt uno bel ben EaoteS
uuaeheuren grioig baben loq, rpo5u leiu 9e'
ipidte8 Saidenbud einen groBen 8beIl bels
trdqt, begegnete Dor etni9en 3ngen IN Der
g}Qbe BON ,,g8,Qoro'S Sotel" etner i6mars-
aualqen Dame, tpeI6e lbn nit QSObl9efauen
su betrahten idien unO uelfer er elne lan9e
1lltQus folQte. gnolidl lab Die Shmar3.
duQiae ua6 binteu, err0tbete left unO lteB
in tbrer Terlegen6stt ibr Guidentu6 fallen.
lluIer aQlauter Don Suau bob OaIlelbe natltrs
lid auf, iiberQab e8 NIT ulelenGompl
Der 4naebeteteu uuo iaub @elegenbelt, elm
@eIpradb iiber Oas @etter &C. nit osrielben
on3ufanaeu, ueld)eS nit elmer Gtnla0ung 3u
eiuem 8eiud)e III bcm5aule Der game, meldpe
rpie he 'agte, uerbelratbet lel, eloete.. 3ut
rifti9en Stuuoe am nd9teu Gage ltellte nd
unier 9on Suan in Der falhlonabltR 8obs
nuuQ Der Dame EN-, puroe freuaolttt emp
auqeu uno unter beiterem 0ad)eu uno S6er=
3en uerilolien einige an9enebme Stunoen.
gnolid) uerabidieOete man It'd, Don Suau
maate bic 6ano Der idl0uen 6rau I'll cr9rei<
fen unb hattie bereit8 lhOn bic Glppen 81 einem
abidieo8fuiie geipiet, ais oas SerbGngntB
in @eItalt oeSGbemanneS iiber Die betben an
aebeuoen 2iebenOen beretnbrat Huo Fdl an
Ser GblridmeQe pOitiIte, oem &0uber lslner
@hre fuufelnoe Bltbe aus letnen Nugen Su=
Id,euoerno. Die urme 6rau, elmer Sbnmad)t
uabe, I1bnte: pSd bin uetloren, metn Dtanu,
mein Waun Rad ldu9erem Barlamentlren
leate Iid Die @utb oeS @bemauues uno oerz
Ieibe mar auTauenb rubig, nad)bem ilm etne
Banf> Inmeiiung, auf WeIdlem man bier Git
fern mabrnehmeu fouute, engebGnoist mor-
oen mar. Die 6ama iagt, Der @bemann iet
lfon 0iters bel SteGotdlelns letner 6rau ges
rape sur redten 3eit erid,ienen, nm Elm I'M
alad 8u perhuten uno ben Hnoermeloliden
8eaiel in @mpfang 8u nebmen.
- Seute Wilttag 9egen l llbr btBte Der
Reger Charles Sobnion. melder bstanntItd
iein @eib ermorbete, iein @erbreden nit ben
3obe. 9ie leete Ra6t hattie er iebr unruht9
pe-bra6t, Sdlaf mar falt gar nlft IN IetHe
4uaen aefommen. Gegen llbr beute UtOr=
aen duberte er ben @uuid), man m0ge TIN
nebeu eiuer Erau be9rabtH. Ge9en 312 llbr
lanate 6r. s. 30, 8Iant nit benz Sarge I'M
@eidnquiTe an; man iteate beuielben iOfOrt
untsr Sas Sdaffott. gls bic 3ett bis auf IL
llhr porqeriidt mar, murbeu Dem 8e-urtbeil=
ten bic Sterbeiaframente Derabreidlt. Sterz
auf ridtete Der Gbrp. Sr, Draper an Sobnz
ion bic 5rage, oh er gum Sterben bereit iei,
poraui oerielbe erm.eerte! 20 lal SD bin
beeeii uns fiihle, baB Der 6eilano in meiner
! gtdhe 1T unb mid gum leeteH Sange ltarft. ="
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11

meine gsrpFegung Sir bereitet befreit
baben.
Sbrdnen entitir3ten ibren Iugen, Iit
muBte bas 8u6 iinfen laien.
8ater, gutter gater, rief iie i6ln65eu6,
wie germ bdtte i'd Gid ferner nod gez
pFest, penn es mir perg6nnt seweIen
mare! sld, bate id mebr fur Sid .tbun
t6nnen I'M 9ein 2eioen gu linoern!
Sic peinte beiBe Sbrdnen in bas netbe
Sud-, nit benz iie frampfbaft i6lu65enb
bas Geiidtden bebedte. Salb faBte lie ll6
pieber uno las peiter:
9abe 9anf, mein berSliebes ainb, fir
9eine Surgfalt, fiir Seine &ufppferung,
bic Su mir bait an9ebeiben la1en. SD
iterbe nit poller Grsebung in mein e6idz
ial, bas eben nidt ppm Slide bcginitigt
gemeien 1T; ia, i'd iebe benz SOOe I'M 10
rubtser entsesen, ais Sir piellei6t nod
Elm 8prtbeil erpadIen tann. 8eiliegenpe5
Sefament, i'd mill es 10 nennen, babe id
periiegeIt, bab gu es erit elnen Utonat
na6 meinem Spoe er6ifneit. 2ebe mpbl,
enselgute Gdeilie, unO lei getpiB, bab bes
gaters Segen 9id bHr4 baS 2eben be-
gleitet. &arl BON Selpw
(Tortiesunq tolqt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
NunQaS.

Der sinstse aneRbstiiGe Asenl, petber bur@aus se'
,obrIos in. Benn er BON Der rGoltonzD Dentdtzaiio.
cotiou- eiusssebsn wtro, ptrb bas 9a5nausStssen
sum 8ersuisen.
Disieuioen, fpeIde on 3abniduersen Ieiben, tons
men tmmsr reines Gas, Die erfabreniten nnb seilt-
teffeu 3obudrste unb sdnslide Urei4eit BON S6merz
en- in uuierem Slreau, Rr. 81, xReffs5anettes
nabe gbarlesfroae, Nnben.
y. 3. Gs tperosn feline SABINE ans9e5o9en, msl9'
burd Shruns seipart perSsn fonnsr. uno ahs Sps'
ratonen fir bic Grbaltun9 uno 6esultruns Der Saeh'
,perbeu init unibsrtreTliSer @si6idliGtet olsosen
Lnoo.. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11

6ierauf betrat er Die uerbGugniBpoue Ylatt
form, bic Shuur muroe I'M isineu SalS &C
legt, bic Slappe fiel uuo Der 2Orper itpebt
IN Der 2uft. Gier WiHuteu lang betpegtsr
itd Die @reosr in grdBlldJeu 3uduugeu, oaur
belpegte ia gtihtS mebr. 9tlS man mad p
Ytiuuten re1 @ebGugteu berobnabm, erpies
es id, baB bus @enid nldt Gebroden mar
ioHOeru oaB Der M0roer ieineu LOB our6 Gr
Ittfung 9efunbcn bate.
- -(Bulucr. Biabl .@intreiber.) Im Gam
flag muroeu am , Baltimore Botomac. 8abn.
Depot" BiGhIe uermittelit 8uloer eiuaetrie.
ben. 3ue llujen Yuluer maren htnyeibeuO
um einenBiabl "a SUP tief our6 baritn 30.
oeu 5u treibeu. Die 8emobuer i'll Der Rah,
barifaft tOnuten ft 2tuiangs Die hduT9er
Grploitonen nift ertdren, bis iie enoll9 BIZ
llrladIe auSfaubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11

in a(len Srten 6ss Beifeus, mo- f6 cine
9r6Bere auSabl ScauDinaoier nieOergelafeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
Nm @d,neiDer nnD Mubere!

srou6t sbr cine CUTE Ndbmaidine, TO fauft ben
Ristor.. 6 nabt Iei6te unb i6wers arbeit nit
oIs;d,sr qsidttiqfsit. Die Haoei tonn rlGt unreti
etnsssst weroen. Seine Rdtberin ODER 6amlls loats
abne Ne is,u, Wtan iprete por uno anterluds oelel-
hon in wr. AZ, wprs =G barlesffr., i'm Sreiman=
rer.sempeI. Mouutlite 3aplunsen anaenommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-11
Sr. q. G.. RirnrS.

Hr. 14t, gBeis Sdnette', uUtCrbalb oerSopGrbfir.s
gatGntiut, i'm 8cFse umIanaret6er SrlabuU9 in Sptz
al- unO atzYraTs, bet allen StaHtbeteu btr
0arnUsrfBcn9e, tootlitGu 3rantbsiten 6eS BlutesS
auSHuftu II. T. NJ raibc Setlune obHe Nnoronung
son auetilbes ooer QnoereH ihioltLhcn SubfaHJGn-
Sris SrGntbGiteH Der 6arnrueee Derben in orei Ia
3en; thronIine Salc in G6t EGgen ourh ortltbC Scs
itrueiiungen un0 uutIu9tCit an 90rper uu6 Sef sea
fhwlbt uno NIT NCUeRihmItC 3itttrn, Stiit'
ternSett, SeroauungsbeihwerOe Suiteu SerBtlop>
len, 9ruits uno RudenlhmerBeu, OorSGitigtm dltrr
Il. (. bebaitet, Ueroeg aSaancrabrenen MdHneru,
ueIbt biz lriade oes ue6Ts oertsHnen uuo oQouTb
oQe lebeI nod Dryer MAIDEN, Gui 99spepFr unp
queSebrung bebunoelt. @be IS gu ipGt III, na9t Dr.
Ricoro unl Ratb; or earorttrt ft6ere TRRinna Con"
iuttrilunoen: pom frib bis Ditttags 10 abr urc
Gbenps Don bis ubr; Sonntu9s BON 10 bis IL ubI
hup dHo pUn bis ubr Abcnbs. (288-)