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Z; railroad; and w. q. Gale, A. and q. "

raflroad. 49, 80 .''" .A' anu N'.' VI J"
,rl FINANCE Committee: Thomas w. Dunn
oniIed railroads OF New Jersey, Borden:
town, n. j.; David Mcknight. Pennsylyaniu
i,allroad, Philadelphia, Pa; Joseph w. All.
zen; w est Jersey railroad, Camden, N. j.
cincinnati was selected rs the next Mace
OF meeting. '-e1>' - p'"''
resolutions Of thanks were rendered ia
aeV. .. l.. Burrows, D. D., Mr.J. L. Car.
r.ngton, the press, and the severaI rail.
Ghass Iyaus coming into Richmond, especially the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. for courtesies
t;on I.e.ssa a alter which, at 1910, the Conyen-
- ouA uCu S1ne Qle. 's@ ."a.Es-r
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The famous GnLIAM's WINEsAP, put up IN tin
foiied little blocks for sale exclusively at SCHAAP's
Premium Cigar and Umbrella store, 1402 Muin
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF TIE WALKER
LIGHT GuARD.--The Walker Light Guard
Siptain L. L. Bass, celebrated its third ami.
versary by parade through the principal
ssreets yesterday afternoon and banquet at
uerots last night. The marching and ma
houvefs OF the company elected the highest
aomiration and exhibited that careful train.
Ins Whlcn can only be. gained by excellent
diers. 1 "'"'pS soi'
1he Danquss was a happy affair. In re-
sponse Saa 10 toasts ca speeches were made by ex-
Governor Walker, Mayor Kelley. Cantain
Anderson, Captain Charles +. Tavlor Sar.
geant Stratton, ex- Lieutenant Bland. Messrs
James T. Wood, s.. s. Cottrell, ". G. Tay.
lor, and Others. = =,
Letters from Governor Kemper, Colonel
Sloan. Aejutant-General Richardson. and
Mr. James P. CoRardin were read. An the
writers sent their greetings and congratuIa.
tions, and expressed regrets ut being unable
to attend.
a large number Of honorary and contri.
outing members were present. On the
parade and at the banquet music was fur.
nssned by McCann's First Regiment Band.
/ y IHE IHEArRE-MIss CUsHNAN.-The con-
trary clements initiated considerably against
MISS Cushman last evening on the occasion
Oh her second appearance as Meg Merrilies.
NeVertheiess the dress circle and family cir
Gle were well crowded with fashionable
and approaching audience. We doubt II
| shere Is a finer piece Of acting on the Ameri.
can stage to-day than Miss Cushman's Meg
Merrllles. Despite advancing years, she has
| lost not whit Of the vim and spirit of the
piece, and she acts it with astonishing fideli-
ty. Could Sir. Walter Scott have lived to
have seen her impersopation OF his wild
Gipsy character, he could not but have been
struck with admiration and wonder. Those
who have been familiar with Miss CuSh.
mans acting in years past assert that she
never acted better in her life. She received
last evening q fair support at the hands OF
the Theatre company.
Mr. Sheridan bore the palm in the part of
Dandie Dinmont. The role of Dominic
sampson, though rather cut Of his line, was
fairly. enacted by Mr.. Ogden, who did, per-
baps, little too much Of the prodigious." !"
Mr.. Duttield acted we'll as Henry Bertranl.
The acting of Miss Ella Wren as Julia bIan-
neriDg Vas easy and natural.
Miss Cushman makes her last appearance
here at the matinee on Saturday, and Us all
the seats are already engaged it is hardly ne
cessary to predict brilliant audience. To-
morrow night "Henry VIII." is announced.
STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
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OUALrrIEp.--Mr. c. 81. Wen1linger quail.
fed t, practice In the I lnited states Circul'
Court yesleldaL. -
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RUSINEhS WANTS.

WANTED, TO CLOSE OUT within the
w next fifteen DAYS so GOLD WATCHES,
al,opt 500 dwt. GOLD CHAINS, RINGS, But
TONS, &c. Amongst the watches there are Of
the finest makes In extra heavy 1S karat gold eases,
stem ana key-winders; all of which VIII sell AZ
great bargains In order to close them out st the
earliest possible date to realize money advanced.
Call soon at
s. A. WINSTOCK'S LOAN OFFICE.
No. II Fourteenth street, under Exchange Eo.ei.
ap7
WANTED, PURCHASERS for BUILD
w ING. .PLASTERING. and PAVING SAND.
Also, HAULING WANTED for carts or wig0ns.
Office No. 1874 Eighth street, corner OF Canal over
packet-0fice. RICHARD q. lOESlss.
ap6-2ws
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HACK, HACK! Cough, COUGH Cough Il 3
symp.om by which various diseased conditions Of
the throat, bronchial tubes, and lungs man!iet
themselves. But whether 1t arises from the irfta-
ton produced In the throat aud larynx by taslDg
cold from al attack Of bronchitis, from incjpitnt
cousump,Ion, or from various other causes. bo.hiur
will allay 1t moro speedily nor cure 1t more perms-
neutly than Or. PIERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
coyERY. It does not matter whether Il be . recent
attack or lingering cough, the Discovery Is In
either case equally vel! adapted for Its relief aud
per1nanent cure. In fact, 1t will cure cough In
one-haif the time necessary to cure II with any
other medicine, and It does It, not oy drying up
but by removing the cause, subduiug the rrtatis H.
and healing the affected parts. No time should ie
lost In commencing the use of proper me"iclIe
for the relief OF cough. for nncss tbis course u
pursued, serious and dangerous disease OF the lungs
is liable 10 result.
Doctors soon learn its talue.
BUFFALO, N. T., December Is, 1870.
DR.. Plerce,-For the pas. s;x months have nscd
rour Golden Medical Discovery IN my pEsc'lee hhd
In that time have tested SIS merits 10 severe
coughs, both acute and ehronie In chronic disease
of the throat severe Of Bronchitis, u
rangenent OF the system, cSnstpaied CONDITION ~
the bowels, aud wherever thorough Alternative has
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LIST OF GIFTS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIRT
ENTERPRISE, to take place at Norfolk May 9th,

ENTERPKISE, 70 taKc Place at EoTfOik May 0Il
1874:
One grand cass GIT ..,.........s5O,00o
One grand cash Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
One grand cash gin. t......... ............ 1850
One grand cash gift 10000
One grand cash gift. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
One grand cish Observation-Disclosures. $500
. "a cash gifts, $500 each. ................ $4,000
SO cash gifts, 25 each. .................. 1880
80 cash gifts, 200 each................... 10000
100 cash gifts, 15e each. $4,000
100 clsh gifts, 100 each. 10000
500 cash gifts, 90 EACH. 29,30O
@ OOO cash gifts, each .................. $4,000
Grand total, 1000 gifts, all cash. 1000
Whole tickets, IS; half tickets, $3.50. Club
rates l. tickets for $50; 22 tickets for 800.
Tickets can be had at P. WEIsIGER Co.'S hat
store. 1901 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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HT6s
Ia
ExEcrsIys coNsIrTEst
or REAL EsrALkfxchAsGEs

aat or REAL EsrAIkFxcnAAGE.
Narcli Is, 1874,
geso,red, That when no: needed for tie pnrpesss
of tc hxs kr she chairman VI snis comaiis.sa
be ant t,,orizei 10 rent cat tIe kAcHANGE- lsuo.ss
FOR Nirpoeta of general tDsenaxs ct iaS eou'iSs
ntty, lectures. respiig, &c. = &, .o,,
ii, accordance with The shove, onsr ~ l,o co
muaity as we'll lighted aisJ ~ eYnn,SSnass -
,esa e y ~ '5 i. Tii;JHfsSDS BROWN.
O. n'rnan Executive CoiaGinee,
NH lin I"s''-'- llI6 faia stre0, 4
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State treasury yesterday was $685., ,5S1.16.
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The Town TRUSTEES meet Friday night.
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FOR RENT.
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neer.
l1l5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

GOHs
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1ll5 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
EOR RENT, SMALL BRICK HOUSE. a.
4 No. 521, on Fou.hee between Clay and He
Leigh streets -f9Mr ri2ms ;slS per month ,,,o.
FRAME H0UsE, north Fourth street (So 1851
81 isSi $40 per mSn'r o. BRows
COR RENT, STORE and DWELL a.
L ING. No. II, (ne1t door TO Frischkorns -
restauraut) with seven rooms, and Kitchen In TIC
rear on Seventeenth street opposite tie Qlo Mar
ket one Of the best business stands In the city
Possession given Immediately; kAppdl{L ppd{LFGRs, iF9G
an 16-2tx 621 Sixth street north.
| TOR RENT. that first-class BRICK e.
Il DWELLING at the southeast co.ner 81 -
eigf and Fifth streets with all the modern ir.-
provements brick kitchen and sable On the prem
i'e'' . pp'' JAMES u. TAYLOR & SON.
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers.
TOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING. IN
T. No. 112 south Fifth street, With nine TX
Ip6 wy. ss7 Me Cs% with six
Also, House Se. sis north Fifsh.street, with
Also. House No. 2ie west Marshall street, with
nIs NnS nS' also two desirable LoDGISG-RooAs, In
az sp efG.ee 1G:eedf. Il 'e Guy eag5Bs B WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT, that very desIratIeG o.
a BRICK STORE aud DWELLING. No. kss
1881 on the south side Of Main between fifteenth,
and
Possession can be had at once. Appyto
ap 16-4t No. Fourteenth street.
-
TOR RENT, BRICK STORE and S.s,
Il DWELLISG, in Rockets, on Lester, EEL 81
''lees, Aisc, ffIcK HOUSE on T~enlyars. stree,
between Vain and Franklin streets, containing six
rooms; kitchen, sc. Apply to ;.
ap16.3t No. 8 Fourteenth street.
TOR RENT. that large and desirable an.
II BRICK HOUSE known as The CLIFTON BE
HOUSE, on Fourteenth street, immediately In rear
OF the Ballard Hotel, with large kitchen at!st bee.
20 eoara'ns n0'se JaMEs .Gs M Il : rAShoR Z III % sos.
ap l5-3s Real Estate Agents and AuclioEeers.
DOR RENT, TWO PLEAsANTHA
Il ROoMs-suitable for either young men III
room-keeping for sm,Ii tamiiJ -ai on sess,t'
CoR RENT, FIVE FIRsE.CLAss -
4 OFFICES and several fukSisA De,
Ho,el, corner Main and Twefih streets.
ap 15-tt
TOR RENT, the splendid sDd toDse' @s
Il bien, BRICK TENEMENT formerly Oc-N N1
cunie6 by SrS. ~. Morgan, on Dir street, %.
tween Gary and Canal. cousuiElDg tep rooms
kitchen with fIur ro1ins, snf ,vtIJ motern ~
Ir jycneut In IN ,rough rap ir. POSSESSION Ia n
frw ,lays. For term 2, &c. apply -
ap14-3t L1NE = n..-. nSOLI-.....
L'GR kENT, that desirable HRiChEs
q T,IysL q onfh
street. No. 7. eunta aiae Diae roylDs, and thsnsn
win four suc,ps. sias, waters aud stabe VI ti1ce
stalls on the u. elniscJs apply 10 90, ,-,, s.,
,1tat No. o Eiescn, b sIyttt-
FoR RENT: 81
ExEcUslYK CONaIrrEsI
sG OF REAL ESTATE r xcnASGks
= = Narcli Is, 1874. }
gssa,rei, That when no: needed ior que PispStss
Of the hx bapEr. 'ie eisairn,sh ~ snis s9p
be aut,,urizei io rent cat tbe + kAcHAhGh lss lsup.e
Tor plrpotts OF general Deesiags cf ihs coniss'
htts, stsfuIts. Ha,an,f slS. q sp a, ia con-
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UNITED STATES RAILROAD M11-
HAL LIFE ASSOCIATIONS
FIFTH ANNUAL srssto,, !.
h'pof.s OF oHcers-tHneinnati the
Next Place OF Neutrality-suspicious. !
Of Ofs3eers

The fifth annual session Of the Irn;tef
States Railroad Mutual Life Insurance A $50
citation was held in the parlor Of the EI.
change Hotel yesterday.
|, The Convention was called to order short.
ly after II O'Clock by President Franklin
Fairman, who introduced Rev. j. L. Bur
rows, d. D., of the First Baptist Church
who opened the Convention with prayer. {
:.sSa4a DELEGATES PRESENT. i: d.
The" Committee on Credentials reported
the following delegates present and by proxy
The report was received and acknow lodged :
G. D. Alexander, Pennsylvania railroad {; E
Doughty, West jersey railroad; George A.
Wolfersberger, Pennsylvania riilroad /; e. T.
Roberts, P. W. and B. railroad; A.!A. Mead
Fl. and st. Joseph railroad; John B. Van
cleve, Amboy Division P. R..iR.; NJ. 4.
Wood, O. r. ]. and p. railroad; J. L. Nc
Neil, Denver Pacific railroad; W. Beadle,
n. Y, N. H., aud Hartford railroad; L. G.
Rice, Illinois Central railroad = James p.
Curry, P. G.. and st. L.. railroad; j. d.
Cruise, Kansas Pacific railroad; o. e. Briggs,
P.'and X. railroad ; Thomas w. Dunn, U.
railroad, Nd; w. S. Tubb, L. C. and T..
F. Fairman, l. G.. railroad James
johnson, Illinois q. railroad; L. B. Blyden.
burg, g. railroad, New Jersey Division
T. railroad; w. F. Blake, III. Central
railroad; Samuel F. Barclay, P. Railroad
Co.; Rufus Y. Yerkes, N. Penn. railroad !;
I. W. Stone, P. and Rdg. railroad; VIM. S.
CottrInger, Penn. railroad; w. G.. Gale, 4.
and II. W., NJ. c., and B. and o. rail-
road. +. V. Cherry, P. Z. and S. L.; D. II.
Mundy, 6. and At railroad; P. II. Dennis,
l. Z. railroad; George S. Courier, F. and j.
AZ. railroad; Charles mckinley, Phil. and
Reading railroad; o. T. McCarty, l.. B. and
w r Y. s ... - -
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SChEUULh w
In Department /. Raw Material and Pro-
duce) the committee have reduced the nunl'
ber OF judges, and there will be Slight re-
duction in the premiums. -
In Department IL. (Machlnery, &c. } there
will be no material change. Ia Depa :rtment
vi. the committee decided to award pre-
MUM for the best essay on sheep. In other
respects there has been no material cha, 1ge,
The essay is to be prepared and handeo' to
the secretary by the lst Of October neA:t.
In Department ~. (Fine Arts Mr.. New
man moved to strike out all the monied pre-
miums and insert medals or diplomas. Lost.
Under the head OF Farm Products" tho
committee decided to award the following
premiums:
For the largest product per acre Of corn,
wheat, oats, and hay, provided that not less
than tens contiguous acres be cultivated Ia
either crop, and provided also that the yield
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(Ginseanbt.)
+ 2seifrag jun Gat6ofifGen gereins.
fuefeu
(Ginaeilnbt.)

Yereint iteben mir, nneinig fallen mir.
Gintradt madt itarf. Na6 bieiem Gruno=
1abe baben li9 Sunberttauicnbe bon ia
tbOi. &aien geri6tet, unb BADEN burd al-
lerlei gut a%rganiiirte, 9emeinniibise Serei=
he fir ii@ isIbf uno anosre i6on unidg=
lid piel 8niss g%eleiitet. 60 Sdblt !. y.
Der SeutiG &omii6 autbol. llnteriti-
Bun9=@erein 8ier Su CANOE bereits iiber
$4,000 actipe Wiitglieber, luel1e niGt nur
ALIEN li6 Sesenisitig, luenn n0tbig, nader
nnteritiiber, lOn5eyn aud ben antidriitli-
hen Wereinen segeuiiber gle suiammenge-
nommen, cine ni@t 81 Uera3tenoe Stelun9
einnebmen.
8enn nun Oielss Die @eItleute perlteben
II. sum Sesen nniers aooptipen 0aterlan.
Sss aasilbrcn, 10 entitsbt Die pi9tise Sra
8e: ugSdrc es ni6t luObi aud jebt balo
Seitsemab, SaB Die &sltprieiter Obne I'm
teri9ieo Der Nationalisdt iid III seseniei=
tiger llnteriiibnns einerlsits SuIammtba-
ten, anoerieits nm no mbeii6 BEN sinss-
r%iiienen unO LANCE iGOn sraiirenoen llebel,
weldes ei9enbnni9e Ober mi Sleitsts Sbsrer,
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bic Solse oapon iein, als bab lie Den Mann
aus benz Saue treibt unb Siuar
bortbin, NO er fir bas 8ebirfnib munte=
rer unterbaItung uno beiterer @eieaigfeit
penisitcns cine art BON Griab finoet?
@dbrcno or bann in Die gldnseno aus
geItattete Sranntpeinitube, ooer in Den
gilarbiaal, ooer-in i6limmere Sduler
gebt, beluft Die Srau i b re &ncipen, nGnl=
lid Die 9 d nittwoaren= uno y II s.
banblungen, iteisert oaour@ ibre Yub-
gier ins Mablole unb fault, obnc &iidli9t
auf Die Mittel ibres Mannes, 10 perldipen=
oeriI6 Gin, oab Der Morn in sabaoien 6dl-
len sum &aiienunteri 9leit sum
Setrug, sur SGIi9ung setriebcn
miro; MIR I'M Den Iuilpanb Ieiner Srau sl
oedcn. g lit uniere ielienfeltc lleber-
Seusuns, paB brei Yiertel aIIer
&aiienbiebe in Den Ser, Staaten cs
r6b Die Sdulb ibrcr Srduen
sewprDcn inb.
@enn bic 8eiber &reussii9c 9e9en
S9antlpirtbl6aiten unternebmen, 10 ldge
fir Die Wdnner Die rei6li6lte' Scranlal=
lung Dor, Gbnlibe Sreu3iige 9csen jene
Yrunfsebdubs ins @ert si leben, in pcl=
den Our6 pfli6tperseicne @eiber bas 2e=
bsnsgliit uno Der CUTE Same 3ebntaulen=
Der bon Mdnnern SeritDrt miro. s8as fir
Die MGnnsr bic Srint It e, lit fir Die
g8eiber bic g T. mt Mobewaaren-
%banoIuns. Sie junsen seidnieselten
Serrden, iuel6e Dor ben liiiternen uno be-
sebrli6en ausen Der 5rauen ale nsueiten,
foitbarien StOHe aus Yaris, 9pon, Ser-
lin, 8riliel, @ien unb Dublin ausbreiten
uno Die 6drbenpra9t oerlelben i'm psrfiib-
reriiditem 2idte l1ilern lailen, lino in
rei9li6 bemlelben Mabe ,bSIe Setter,
tuelde Die Beiber auf ben Yfab Der g fidts
%perldumnib unb Siinbe fibren, tpie bic
b%embdrmslisen Munoi4enten, pelde ben
MdnRern ben Observation-Disclosures rei6en.
@enn aIlo Der @ott, ipie i'm li9 bic per-
frippelte Ginbilounsstrait amerifanil6 der
Sr0mmlinse unO S9ma9linse malt, burd
@ebet unb @ebeul barber belebrt peroen
mus, to er feline Mamadt CUR 9erni6tuns
zines llebels in Nntpenbuns brinsen ion,
10 mare es sans in Der Orbnuns, bal
S6aarsn Don Mdnnern in bic Yub= uno
Mobewarenldoen SOsen, Inn bort su @ot1
su beten, bab err Der Yerfiibruna Der Wei.
bsr 5u unbeilpOl:r, bas bduslide Slid
seritOrenoer uno oft Die Mdnner in's 3uGt-
baus treibenber g siu9 Elm gnoe made.
IS sibt uobl peritdnoise Srauen unite,
ben amerifanerinnen, iuel9e nur 81 mob
i~piien, oab nur affenbafte gitelfeit II. Dol.
Tiger Mansel on S%elbitfenntnib Die Wei.
Der in Imerifa bcitimmen fann, li1 ~
Splitterridterinnen iiber bic Mdnner auf.
Suuerfen, Obnc ben 8alten i'm eisenen Mu.
| &c su s:tpabren. aber oieien peritdnbi.
seren 5rauen sebt es fpie ben Mdnnern,-
es ieblt ibnen am ittIi9en Mutbe
Inn often sesen Den irepelbafter unfue
aufsutreten. (Sa. ct. 3ts.)
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Gin 6i(&ofi@er Grfak in Oct Gem.
pe%rem5frage.

Ser GrsbiidOf Yureea BON Cincinnati
bat in Der Semperenjirase feline Meinun9
Der Oeientli9feit ~iibersebcn unb sipar aug
gnIab peri6ieoener Anfrasen. SieIe
&unbsebuns bat 10 pielen Wertb, oab mir
ibr cine Stele in Der r&asetts" ni9t per-
lasen birfen. sic lautet
90 abIoe Mabisteits- asitato-
rem.
ct. Yaul in Ieinen Wabnunaen an bic
&Omer uno bur6 bieielben an ale Gbri=
item sibt ben &atb, rni9t peiier gu iein als
li6 seSicmet @eisbeit Su seisen, %ionbsrn
weiie Su iein nit 9tiidternbeit." (8Dmer
12.30.) Ser lInterseidnete ersreiit oieie
@elesenbeit, I'M Die sablrei6en Inira9en
um ieine Spmpatbie ui,o Mitipirfuns in
benz &reuSieuse sesen unmdbisfeit Su be-
anttuorten. Gr ipriGt biemit nidt gum
eriten WaIe feline Spmpatbie nit oieiem
Streben, (penn aud ni9t nit Den bon Den
&reuSfabrern %ansepanoten Mitteln) II. lei.
ne SereitwiQisteit, jeoe seiebli9e II. siped=
mdBige Sanblung sur unterbriidun9 Der
unmdBiSteit 81 unterltiiben, Dor Der Sef=
fentlidteit aus. S9werli9 bat er jemals
Die seiitli6e aufi6t iiber cine @emeinoe
sefiibrt, lei es als Yrieiter pber Sii9oi OBJ
ne leine SOrer Dor Den Seitli9en uno eipi=
gen uebell Su iuarnen, iuel6e Der llnmGBi9-
felt fOlsen, in Yreoi9ten lolpcbl als Sirtcn=
briefen. Gr bat Die Notbpenoigfeit, mdBi9
81 iein, nit Diclcn Grmabnun9en ein9e=
i6drft, uno 9ing in einsm ieiner Srieic Dor
pielen Sabren 10 lucit, bab or ben 8uni6
aus0riidte, es mO9e lid inter ieiner 0eer=
be tein Salter elmer 9emeinen &neipe beIir=
ben. 3ebn Sabre binour6 bat er 9dnSli-
DIE Ginbaltiamteit 9eii6t in Der Soiinun0,
Oas 9esebene Seiipisl fonne Oiejcni9en
ipel9e icin 8Ort ni6t i'll errei9en perm0=
&c, ueranlaicn, Oas Cater, luel6es Die ySe-
&c Su jebem anoeren Cater ebnet, gu l6euen.
Gr iibt aud jeBt nod sdnSli@e Gntbaltiams
lett. 9ies bait CT fir icbr gut, ober er
lam ni6t 10 lueit 9eben, als einise Wtit-
9lieOer Der 6rauenlisa uori6lagen. Gr
fam nidt lebren Ooer ~preoi9en, oab es fir
ben SaglObner, iuel6er on einem beiBen
Gage i'm Suli ODER Guguit ben 2ebmtiibel
auf elmer Iteilen Seiter in Den britten ooer
pisrten Stod zines Sauies binauisutraaen
bat, cine Siinoe lei, Die eri60pften &rdite
Our6 Elm ober Spei @las Bier wieoer ber=
SuiteQen. Sies wiiroc er fir graulam ball
ten. @enn Der @rbeiter Die pbpiii6e Nus.
bauer unO ben Wilen bat, ii6 obne &C.
trant 81 bebelfen, 10 labt i'm in 8ottes
10 tbun, nno ipenn er oiele Griri.
i9uns nidt Su ii9 nebmen fam, pbne es !
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oft in Der beiten abi9t, su FIFTEEN pfe9en,
nit pereinten Grdften entsesensutreten."

oft in Der beiten abF9t, su FIFTEEN pfiesen,
nit pereinten Grdften entsesenSutreten."
Sopiel i6 weib, 1T fir altersl6lpa6e,
oienituntausli9c Ober aud un9liidllde,
wiemobl refuge Siencr beg Gltares nod
nidts Si9eres in bieiem 2anoe oes ral6en
8eloma6ens untcrnommen tpproen. Die
g8eltleute beratben iid, idaaren lid sn=
Iammen uno werben itarf our1 feites 3u-
Ia|mmenbaIten. Sage9en Die Gelltlihen
i6einen in hiclsr Sinli6t ni9ts fcrtis brin=
gen i'll iolen. Sann oieics 10 iortgeben
Ser alte Soloat, Der Snpalibc. pel9er I'M
treuen Sicnite iiir's Iiebe TatcrlanO seblu=
tet, erbGlt ipenisitens na9 alien iiberl tan=
Oenen @efabren einen Notbpfennis pom
bantbarem 2anbe; Der ausgeoiente Yrie=
tier, wel6er ole feline &rdftc i'm Sienlte
bes G0nies aler Sperm eeopIert, ooer Der,
(pie man gu la9en pflegD %perunsliidt, ioQ
fort uno fort feline leBten Sage in Summer
uno Gleno binI6leppen, pOer Der 8efalle=
ne fort unb fort gum Sobn unb SpOtt Der
llnsldubisen oienen? Gs mare uieaeidt
i9on LANCE etpas in bieier ipi6tigen Sa9e
geI9eben; aber es nil ii4 ni6t 10 lei6t
Elm Siibrsr einltelen. @er in elmer suten
Steuung li6 beiinbet, fiirdtet pielei6t
u%oransuseben, penn er aud oas nDtbi9e
@ei6id ba;u bGtte, neil er piellei6t in Die
%llngnaoe ieiner Sbern bur6 einen lOl9en
S9ritt Su fallen fiir9tet. Is Oiirfte pabr=
i6einli9 besbaIb bas @eratbenlte iein,
ipenn Elm Solder %poransebe, welder nidts
su perlieren. bat in pbiser Sinii9t. Ser
S9reiber oieies winl6t oebbalb, Dap
iid porldufs cinise oeuti6c Yrieiter, pel=
DIE bonn ipabren apOitOl. Settle our6orun=
gen unb bcberri4t iinb, uno nebenhei au9
Die nDtbise &lusbeit uno grfabruns be-
iiBen, ii6 iiber bieie Sa9e einisermaben
in oielem tatbol. Slatte, weldes ni1t 10
lsi9t Elm Ylatt Dor Den MunO nimmt, du-
Bern mO1ten. Iusfibrbare SDri6ldge
tueroen ii4 basn aud balo ~anbrinsen lai-
fen. Sollte es aber Niemanoen 9eben,
ipel9er ii9 Inn bieIe Inselesenbeit fIm-
mern poIlte, 70 periiaert Der 8eriaier bie=
Ter 3eilen hermit allen ieinen bodw. Serru
Mitbriioern, bab oennO9 Die Sa9e ni9t
70 lei6t aufseseben piirSe, luiepobl bas
Spri9port iast: Cine S9walbe ma9t
feinen SDmmer;" benn ipern aud nur erft
Cine Sdmalbe ii9 Seist, 10 bat mon bod
Soifnuns, bab Der CONNER bennod baIo
fOmmen mub. Gin alt 8aier.
Inmerfunsb Der &ebaction.-
@ir geben bielem Irtifel UNI 10 lieber Iuf=
nabme, jebod unter aler &eierpation un=
iererieits, als er mirflid Elm orinsenbes
8eoiirfnib beipri9t unb uns Sufdaiser
Weiie nod BON elmer sans anoern Settle
cine dbnIide Correspondents s~usesansen 1T.
Nur in einem Yunft miiien mir Den
S9reiber beri9tisen unb srpar in Der @n-
ii6t ndmlid, Oab nO9In / d s fir emeritir=
tie &C. @eiitli4e seideben lei. Sies 1T ni9i
Der Sail. Ser bodw'ite Sii9of 8Orsbes
BON Detroit bat in Der Iebtjabrisen 0iO-
eeian-S pnobe cine Safe fir emeritirte
@eiitlihe jeiner Sioeeie segriinbet unb 10
bort oieiem geoiirfniiie tbeilpeiie absebOl=
fen