davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
| Advertisement,
Advertisement.
Fauqu'er ouniy (andidn1.- -,
Proper Man 10 be Sent In ~, HE
Senate. "e Hthte

Fnuqu;cr County Caudia,,
Iroper VIA" 10 be Sent 10 The S,n ns
To the E'htor Cf THE State .IonruoJl 'V''' l.
The next Legislature OF Virgins, i - H.,
OF the most important that has a>Semh.I ,ue
State Sloce the war and, therefore ill., 81 'He
utmost consequence that our Test Man. ~ Tie
regard to purity, should be sent there -, "E"'"
sent U.s.. 'ep'e'
When the best interests of com,no,,,
are involved, when the Happiness. anI i"ea1h
reriiy of people are crippled by civil w,r r,Tsi
bad legislation, it is no tine to measure ,I an'
act differences OF party feeling or scn'no w.
but all Of us should base our Influence ,r 'II'''"'
ton upon the worth and Influence Of tho ca, az
dates TO be selected. Our ouy Lo1irv ,t','
fore, should be: (Which of these /, hono' 'y'e
faithful and which can do the ms vooJ =, -,l
peoplc?' '''
Without intending to detract from tho
IT the candidates who are, Or NAV hr - .. -.
field, feel confident that can urge n,, ~ ,,s
people Of the Senatorial district comra,ni ,'I
Fauquicr and Rappahanpnck. to clrct ,> ~ "
best representative their fellow cit;z.n u
Bayy, esq. He is one of the most us.ynI .'i
sensible uGen 10 the district or State, ,ni I'
done IN times past. and can do now, NOR. ,anJ
service to his people aud 10 tie State Than
any other nan who can be elected. H.. ;,a
Republican,, but all Conservatives ouyh, -
vote for him, who look to the rest Interest. -.
the State and people, instead Of to The pr~;n
dices and passions of parry or OF section H.
is II representative man. AID knows what IL.
people need and want, and how best to ,ecrrr
it. He is a Firginian ito the manner bern"
and in times Of adversely has done good service
to his people. He is the man to do good SEP.
vice to them now, an | if elected will prove him.
self to be one of the NOS; useful representatives
in the Legislature
This article is written in support of Captain
Bsyly, by one who has no other interest in hi.
election. directly rr indirectly, save 10 the good
Of the people of the State.
One OF TIE Peoria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The interruption of public speakers, by qucs
tons and calls, except when the speakers them
selves desire it, is every way to be condemned,
and ought not to be countepanced Public de-
corum and politencss require that speakers
should be allowed to proceed in their remarks
without being incommoded. Besides the prac-
tice is sure to produce confusion and often dis.
order. Hence the interruptions to Mr. Chan
dler,in his speech on Saturday lastarc to be de-
preciated, and were not approved of or counte-
nanced by the audience only very few being
concerned in them-and that but for brief
time. In large audience SO much the more
need of quiet aud order.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
From The Courier-J ournal. Oct. H.
Preparations for the Great Drawing
OH I'd December

The tags. numbered from to 5000, rcrre.
>cnting the tickets in the mammoth scheme e.,
the fourth gilt concert Of the Public Library q.
Kentucky, were, under Contract, delivered 10
Gov. Braulrttc Yesterday This is the war;.
ing note, which all would do we'll to heed i.
these tags ere drawn from the biz wheel On the
81 Of December next some ticket hold .r Vs.. b..
made richer By $3.50 900, somebody will feel III;
over $1,000 ard so, 0U1 added To Ii. c4.i
capital will make SOME happy ulau conforan.
for life. Even one OF the niioor gii. 81 UE,
S2D.0U0 $4,000, $j,DOD, &c-wouI be- a
very handsome raturn for an iuvc,.n,ufo,>;t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

It was announced several days ago that the
United States and Mexican Claims Commits
sioners had selected Sir Edward Thornton for
the Office Of umpire, aud that he had accepted
the charge conditioned upon his obtaining the
assent of his Government. This having been
accorded his acceptance is now made final, and
he has sigued the required declaration of Office
The commissioners in rendering the position to
Sir Edward Thornton, expressed their high
sense OF his character aud abilities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
EFFECTS OF TIE PANIC.

As Scecrry.ns the present sl-irg'ncy In mon
ry matters elects mcr, hant> and The puhIic -.
crafty, it nevertheless, in many instances, boar
COCA results, a: oac o: til" after my be cit'"
that wc cnn now offer to tie pubics large lne M!
we'll selected stock Of HATS, comprising Al! IT,
latest styles ST greatly reduced prices. l'av'as
bought them in New York II. forced ,4'' +.
uanic prices for cash "" uHhrsitHting.y "'>"".
that We c::i sni them nj uty per cen: ''- '''"
regular resi- prices. ~ !"r it.-t;ntt--
Silk Has ~ ''''''''''-
DO. Fine Rruatwny 10 .c...... '.''''''
Alpine and U!hc styles propor.n."Iy low
l. SClW ARIZ x CO.,
oct 17-lm 81 and 50 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The Washington correspondent of the Ba'tl-
mare Sun says Quite number Of Senators
and Representatives are now 10 the city, some
of them called here thus early by business IN
the Supreme Court, but the most of them look
ing after appointments for their needy constlt-
uepts Senator Edmunds who has just re-
turned from Europe, arrived this morning.
Senator Conkling also came 90 from New ork
and his presence here has given fresh interest
to the mention of his name in connection with
the chief justiceship. Many persons were at the
Executive Mansion anxious to see the PreSi-
dent, several Congressman being among the
throug. Among those who saw the President
were Senator Carpenter and Frederick Doug
1aSS' :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

FATAL CATASTROPHE IN THE SPANISH Navy.
BY telegram from Madrid, under date of yes
tcrday, We are informed that very serious aud
fatal accident, or action as it may be, has cc-
Cured between two Of the best knowp vessels
OF the Spanish navy engaged 10 instruction
against the Madrid government. The frigate
Nuuancia ran into the war ship Fernando ell
CatoIico and sunk her. Half of the crew at
least, of The unfortunate ship we're drowned. y
British dispatch boat from Cartagena brought
the news of the disaster to Alicante on Satur
day, the 18th inst 1t was stated 10 the Span
ish capital that the Numancia fred into the
Fernando ell Catolico and sunk her as an act OF
disciplinary punishment for the latter having
parted company and refused to obey signals or
dering her to rejoiu, This latter statement is
not by any means improbable. in face of the
fact that both vessels are just at present manned
to very great extent by convicts from the
prisons Of Spain, and that the men have been,
naturally, and from their previous course Of
life, exceedingly suspicious and distrusttul Of
each oher.-N y Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

GUlzoT. This distinguished statesman and
man OF letters is now nearly ninety years old. OF
the rapid and various transitions of which France
has been the scene for nearly eighty years
Guizot has been witness, and IN many instan-
ces was prominent actor. He saw the allies
enter Paris at the fall, of the first Napoleon and
again looked upon the occupation Of the city by
tbeGernans when another of the name had been
vanqushcd. Notwithstanding his advanced age
his Intelligence is still acute, aud our letter
from Paris, published Saturday, states that be
has consented to write letter in favor of the
fusion between the Bourbons and liberals,
which he has so long and earnestly opposed.
Most of his time is now devoted to literature,
his probable jealousy of Theirs again
called him to the political 6eld.-Bah Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The New York Commercial Advertiser point
eddy says: 1t may be true that old William
Allen, Of Ohio, is partially paralyzed, but, as
President Lincoln remarked, with regard to
complaints of whiskey being used in the West
ern Army, We should like to have seen some Of
the recent Republican candidates afflicted with
a little of the same kind Of paralysis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Ga Sunday evening, the 9TH Of October at the
residence ofhi father, in the county of stafford,
RICHARD T. COAKLEi, in the 3lst year OF
his age, after long and painful disease Of drop
sy OF near nine years standing, which disease
AT his residence, in King George county, Va
on the 18th Of October, 1873, Mr.. JOHN Glib
BINS, in his sixty-fr,t year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The statement that the bodies of the Modoc
Indians, Captain Jack aud Schouchn we're de-
capitated after execution and their heads for
warded u alcohol for deposit; in the army med
ical museum, is coutradic,ed by the Secretary
OF War, who says that he at least Dever heard
anything about it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

During the last session Of Congress a law was
passed making an appropriation for the purpose
of constructing line Of telegraph to connect the
several Government Departments, in Washing
ton The contract for the work was yesterday
awarded by General Babcock, Engineer in
Charge of Public Buildings and Grounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Leonard Scott & Co., New York, have re-
published the October number of Blackwood' S
Magazine. Contents: The Parisiaus; Nara
tive ot'Prince Charles Escape; \ Railway
Junction; Vienna on Exhibition Time; Edgar
Waynes' Escape; Republic or Monarchy 10
France; Autumn; Sayings and Doings of the
RacoSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

4 Washington dispatch says that U. S. Dis
trct Attorney Swoop, at Pittsburg, has ascer-
tanned where the 6brous paper used in making
counterfeit bank notes has been made, and the
names of the persons manufacturing it. Gov
erument Marshals 10 East Tennessee and West
ern North Carolina have made simultaneous ar
rests ola large number of persons engaged in the
sale of and passing counterfeit money
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

1t is said that the Secretary OF the Treasury
proposes to be economical in his policy with
regard to the expenditure of money upon public
buildings Additional appropriations will be
asked for only in cases of actual necessity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The Liverpool Courier, Of October 9, has the
following: "A maritime community will be con-
siderably surprised to hear that a real life boat
which will neither sink nor break, has at length
been invented and that, like all useful iuyen-
tons, it is the simplest thing imaginable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
rcpta CIOfh hing ai'
No. 50 hing street.

We have just received large AID select '''C" ''
CLUTIIl u
- FALKLAND WINTER WEAK.
consisting in part of Diagonals, T'rcc""'' ''''
Wits, Beavers, English and French 'a-'''''''
Sc which for nentn"ss Of pattern, sly" $500
chcapncss We defy comp"llon
Also . ,ull line Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALlSbo, %t'
s,ob as sr. usunIiv found in u ir..-ca.S nous,
Call and exarnine.
|. SCHWARTZ i co.
oo, Il - King stree!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
Special Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE BOOTS 5ll"A'''
We have inst -ercived a fresh supply OF "'.''
extra fine. hund-sewcd Boots and Sh""s II
Slippers Of every description. which We ""
tatingly. rccnninnnd 10 b: the very bust Oh =
in the city. w b. ADDh J.
oct ~ hlhR 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Santanta and Big Tree, the Kiowa chiefs who
have been in Texan Jail for the past three
years, have been released to their tribe A de-
maud has been made upon the Comapches to
turn over some of their braves who have been
pluudering the settlers, to the governments aud
they have promised to comply Negotiations
for the removal of other rowing bands from the
frontier to their reservations, have resulted in
persuading the Indians to 20 back for the pres
ent to where they will be fed and clothed at
government expense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Advices from Mexico state that the Presl-
dent members of the Cabinet, and Judges OF
the Supreme Court have appeared before Con-
gress and taken oath to support the new consti-
tuition The Congressional Committee on Rail
ways has been instructed to report on the bills
now before them. and Tuesday and Friday of
each week have been set apart for the considc-
ration Of railway schemes. The telegraph line
between the City of Mexico and Acapulco has
been completed The first of the new monthly
lioe of steamers between Liverpool and Vera
Cruz sailed from the latter port on the 9th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
Ladies' Misses and Childrrn's bo''''
SHOES and Slippers.

We are this dav receiving full line OF ~,
lies. Misses and Children Eoots Shoes NV
Slippers, suitable Tor Fail and Winter ..' %D
braciny ali of The latest styles, which w., c2 *.
IDENTIFY believe to be the very best s'pes ,tra.
solicit purchasers to call and examine iof ''s'
selves. rs they will be sold at I"w p7!ce::
OCT w. b. WADDEY, "A ki"g :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

A cable dispatch from Edinburgh to George
H. Stuart, of Philadelphia, announces the
death, of the Rev. DR.. CaDdiish, the great
Scotch preacher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21
Foreign News.

The small squadron of the Spanish navy
which the Communist insurgents caplured at
Cartagcna are becoming active. The ships
have made their appearance before Valencia
aud made demand for money and provisions,
threatening to shell the town in case of retu-
sal. The Government is preparing TOR rests
teuce by reinforcing the garrison and making
ready for battle. The English fleet is close
after Contreras, aud it seems as if Admiral
Yelverton would like nothing better than hav-
ing sound reason for fighting him.
In Rome yesterday the Government took pos
session of number of buildings which have
been occupied BY religious orders; among 9th
ers expelled from their abodes were the Jesuits.
They are not obliged to leave the city, but the
seizure Of the converts and monasterles Is in
pursuance Of the scquestration to the State of
the property Of the Church. The Uuited
States aud Portuguese Cousuls protested against
the seizure Of certain portions of the Franciscan
Convent, on the ground that they we're the
property of citzeus of their respective coun-
tries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

There are now one hundred and fifty stu
dents at the Virginia Agricultural College
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

The Pemlico races. at Baltimore, on account
of the weather were postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Protection AGAINST FIRE.-Mr. Lodowick
H. Bradford, the we'll known engraver OF this
city, has Invented new apparatus to be ap
piled to buildings for protection against fire. 1t
is self-acting, and exsinguishes the fire at once.
This plan is by running pipes through the build
ing connecting with large tank placed in the
attic filled with carbonic acid, so in case of fire
occurring in any room the increased heat frcu
the fire will melt the connections of the pipe,
causing an immediate flow OF the annihator,
thus extinguishing the fire. \ small wire is
also connected with gong which sounds an
alarm at once This plan will, it is claimed, at
a small expense. insure the safety of the build
ing, aud do much toward the prevention Of
large fres.--B0st0n -d0rGtiser -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

AIr. 4. r. BoteIer has been invited TO deliver
the annual address at the Lynehburg Fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

Destructive fires occurred yesterday at .
wego, Madison, wis. and New Haven.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

FAUoUIER PoLITlCs. addition to the
speakers, at Salem, on Saturday, named in
yesterdays Gazette, was Gen. Fields, of Cul-
pepper, who also spoke at Warrenton that
night.
Gov. Walker aud Montgomery Blair are to
speak at WarrsntoD Oh Monday next, Court
day.
j. V. Brooke, esq, and ex-Gov. Smith are
to speak at Catlctt's Station on Saturday next.
The Conservatives are earnestly at work in
the county, and the prospects, at present, are
that full vote will be polIed aud an oll-tlme
majority rolled up.
\ telegram from The Plains, last Saturday.
to the Richmond Dispatch, says Such Con
sentative meeting was never held in Fauquier
county before. Plenty to eat-best mutton,
beef and pig in real barbecue style. Colonel
Brooke led off in the strongest and most argu-
mcntative speech of the canvass in this county,
and was followed by Beard. whose speech was
most telling, especially on the colored popua
ton. They were carried away with his talk,
and will vote the Conservative ticket he is a
great caupaigncr. He was followed by Gen.
Field.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

A disastrous FIRE occurred at Topeka, Kansas,
on Monday. Loss $1,000 Insurance $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21


bune. wall street is never without its CONT
cal side, even while large proportion of its
habitues are in state Of panic, and fortunes
are melting away like dew before the SUM- On
the morning of the summary suspension of
business at the Stock Board the younger mem-
bers captured an itineraut band, and selecting
their own appropriate airs RECALLED themselves
with such well-kuown pieces as up 10 Bal
loon, Boys" Cheer Up, and The Last
Rose OF Summer" until policeman of the full
standard dimensions ordered them to move
on, there" After few failures had been an
nounced through the press, and it was observ-
ed that mauy of the Lame ducks still attend
ed the sports Of Jerome Park, some wag wrote
and posted this etfusion on the front door of
the Exchange Gone to jerome Park-"1 GU
may break you may ruin the man if you will
but taste for the races will oilog to him still. >
The crowd of brokers apprentices who were
waiting 10 the basement used by Mcssrs. Dun
can, Sherman & Co. for the payment of the
dividend on Central and Hudson stock num-
bered at least two hundred, and we're being
dispatched at the rate Of about ten per hour
This gave most of them the prospect of whole
day of ideness, which they employed IN all
sorts of jests at the expense Of every newcomer.
If short, dark complexioned man entered, he
was Immediately hailed as the friend Of free
Cuba" aud three hearty cheers were given
him; or, if person Of any marked peculiarly
presented himself dozen voices invited him
TO come forward and make a speech \ tail,
elderly man, with white beard was greeted
with, Your diyvy is waiting for you; step
right up and sign the papers. II auy one
came in with parcel he was invited TO Pass
the sandwiches around and get a certified check
Tor the lot with such EXPLANATIONS as Dip
in the French mustard, Pass around the
salt" THE Commodore is rich enough to give
US all pie &c, &C. In this way the boys
amused themselves, while a very profound look
ing old gentleman in spcctac'es wrote the checks
as fast as he could, needing not the fact that
they called him by every name they could
think of.
ANTHRACITE Coal TRAD. The Philadel-
rbia Ledger Of Monday says; The anthracite
coal trade for the past week has been WITHOUT
special feature There is fair supply of Cor
ders for coal, and prices are unchanged. The
production of coal is well up. At Port Rich
mond for the week ending the 18Th instant the
receipts af coal was 81 OpO tons, the shirlna ITS
So 900 tons, leaving s., 900 tons on baud. Yes
sells are in urgent demand. Frcights We quote
as follows 50 IS per ton to Boston, 81.
per ton to Providence, and Sl.40 per ton to
New York.
BABY KILLED BY a GRCSK.-Mrs. Heury
Smith, of Grand Rapids, Mich, left her Sara
toga truck open 90 Thursday, aud her little
child, Is months old, went to it, and pressing
on the straps which sustained the cover, brought
the heavy lid down upon his Bonded neck with
such force as to break it. He was quite dead
when found. u. '''s $500. ~
A disastrous FIRE occurred at Topeka, Kansas,
on Monday Loss 100000; Insurance ST., 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-21

oct Is
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26
Shawle5 department

8rrGe SbawlS i'm yreiie pun.".-.$50 100
l1eberaQ Serfauft fir. 60 -125
8rode Sbaples a la Gusenie"..:. 80 - As
@ertb.... ....... 373- IS
8rpGe Sbawles s~efreifte Saute
Noupeaute In pradtpolen DeiIns 20 - Is
8rp&e Gbawles sefrsift nit Scibe
eefitter 9prbure 15!- 20
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

Sn Mlpacca'S babe id bic Neentur n1cbrerer
bebeutenber Dalider SGuler iternommen uno
p~erfaufs iol6e miubsltens 1870 Y:r3. biQiser
als meme @pneurren,.
HzIr Mieeerperfaufern in rieien Mrtifeln
,pirb Elm srt1a &abatt bewilist reip. ssnau Ger
Gabrifpreis nOtirt!
Sn alien Nrten BON ge1asartiteln, iiberbaup1
allen tn bic 8ran9e Der Nutions idlasenben
Irtiteln bel srS6terMusmabl bic biQisasnyrsiie
Galicp's, @tn9bam &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-26

3weipeutis. Sn elmer @emsinte
ienleits css Sesans bling pcr 8urSsm an oer
@irtbsbaustbur cine Safel nit naAitebenbsr
amtliden 8efanntma6uns:
vNm 29. @usut ,. S. UNI 9 ubr Gprn''t'
tao 1perben int bi:iisen Srte bon benz bteii'
sen @emeinbspieb 10 Stad S4lsn Dfentltd
an ben Metfbietenben ~nertauft tperben, unb
merben bic unter3ei9neten aud babel fetn.
g., 4. Musuf 1865. Die @smetnbe'g orfs'
buns."
@arum 1T elm Mann, Der tur4 Grfat'
runs nt&t thug wtrb, etnem Sorbssr slst3 :
-@sl er ,SSmmer.@ Grin" 1T.
Qadenbh6er. DIAN Swift iast
Gnsbersise Meniden fnb ssrabe ip, mie
ensbalitse S1aiden.
Sc .penis.r le baben. b.fo me9r @erauid
MAIDEN iie, rpenn ie etpas ron fi4 seben
mlfen.
um Qeuten f9mei9sln gu fDnnen, mub
man breterlei wi0en: mas fe tnb-fur 1pas
fe G6 ielbR 1alten uno fur mas fe eerns
BON Arbtrn sebaltsn fem mphtsu.
Naturli9e @rfldruns. Nfu1er :
Darum bQuer beam bic 2eute in Nep ycrt
bic Sduier INNER bDber?
@dulae: Gamit fiA bic menfaen INNER
raebr an ben !@9ninbel berobsen.
Trubttud. Nrbeiter: "@ieb Ia
@naoiser SER, lapn 70 frab i'm Sslee?"
@utsbeiser: SD nil mir nnr e'nen
@ppetit faar's Srabfad bOlen. unb bu ?
fhpn 70 frab Bet Der Mrbett?"
Mrbeitsr: rM& ia, snabiser 9err, t&
bple mir etn Trabfad fur meinen Mppettt!'
gtym plostf4es @eber tommt
has SPORT Qusfans? @tnfa4 baber. bae,
penn bic Mrbetter 3u stel ausAeten maden,
Elm al1semeiner Musfanb entfe9t.
Dur9 Bic Grille. 3aufrer: "&au'
fen g grin.n, Musenspider 2"-sast fsbsn
(gimmt eia@las unb f9aut ttn any. &ber
bas iinb mertmurbtse @laier, bur4 felbe
iebt man ia lauter @Y!sbuben .-6auirer
Grlauben g., Gw. @naben! Ntnanat bas
@las unb C:ebt ben @af an. ,Wabrbattt9
en-. @naten baben &e4t"
QGnblt9 - Ttt1i4. Tus 0ilra9,
Sreson, wtrb beri4tet:
Der 9ubrmann Der spiihen BIER unt
8irebcusb's Terr9 fatrenbsn Yoatutf&e Be-
rt&tet, bas er, ais ct bort eintrat farnmtli3e
9eute aetnebelt porfanb, unb ebenfaas BON
3tpei Spaniern sebunben unb bur9fu&t
,purbe. Sbm natmea bic Rduber $40. @so.
g. 9ofmun $3.50 unb eineu. sewifen Insn
$27 at. @ofman, wel&er @eas, Sarge u.
Co.'S Isent 1T, rausts ben @elbfaranf auf'
falteben. In wet&em f9 800 b~efanben.
@a9bem bieBanbe, wsl9e aus 8 bis 9,,@rea'
fers" unb einem @etssn befanb, fi4 nod
unsefdbr fur 800 &%lsibpnssaad anseets'
net bate peri6wane fs.
NdtbfeL.
Die Grfe, lam fe aud nias ipre&en,
gerlanst bod gut sspHest gu fstn;
Den Qebten, wenn aud lang Ne fpreden
Sprtdt bennod felten Senanb brein.
Das g 1dbt aud Inbre fpre9sn,
unb tpri4t babel nod nur a1ein.
eulaians hes Ratbiels III r.. 284:
Telt.
Drudarkeiten ieber Mrt.