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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-28
Another Air Slip.

Mr.. w. F. Schroeder, an enthu-
siastic young German, has just
obtained from the United States
Letters patent for his invention Of
balloon, by which, it is claimed by
the sanguine inventor, a voyage
from New York to London can be
accomplished in fifty hours. Mr.
Schroeder las gained the valuable
assistance of a capitalist in the
person of Mr.. George w. Gail, OF
the firm of Gail & AK, who is to
furnish the necessary means for
the construction of the floating air
vessel. 1t is stated that Post Mas
ter-General Jewell has expressed
himself gratified at this new inven-
ton, and that Baron Won Schloe-
ger, the German Ambassador, has
taken with him to Europe draw
ings and plans of the balloon, which
are to be submitted, as is stated, to
the German Government.
The vessel is to be constructed
in the form of a life boat 60 feet
long, 10 feet wide, and IL feet
high. The frame is to consist of
wire and steel, and will be covered
with strong waterproof linen
This vessel is to be carried by, and
connected with, a balloon of linen,
which will hold 10000 cubic feet
of gas. In the vessel will be an
engine of twelve horse power,
which will set in motion the wings
or sails on each side of the vessel.
The propellers will be constructed
on the same principal as windmills.
The machine can be so placed that
both propellers can be made to
work in one direction, or one may
pull and the other push. Upon the
ascension of the balloon the pro-
peller in front is placed in motion ;
after being at the height desired,
the screws are set to work, and the
vessel follows the direction given
it by the pilot. The vessel is like
wise provided with two blades,
which move simultaneously; but
turn in opposite directions. A gas
machine will be attached to the
balloon to supply the necessary
gas during the voyage. In case of
q leak in the balloon other small
balloons, filed with gas, will be
always on hand, and when placed
in the larger one, will serve TO
stop the leakage. The contract for
the construction of the. balloon has
already been given ont and the
work is to be completed August 5.
Mr.. Schroeder expects to be
able to make a voyage in this bal
loon from Baltimore to New York
in one and half hours, when the
wind is favorable. The voyage by
the balloon from New York to Lon
don is to be made in fifty hours.
Mr.. Schroeder states that IL he is
entrusted with the carrying of the
postal matter to Europe he can
complete the route from New York
to Hamburg, Paris, Lisbon and
Washington in the space Of six days.
The whole vessel will weigh $500
pounds, and IL is thought that in
addition to the carriage Of postal
fourteen passengers can be trans
ported in IL.
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Michigan Central Railroad,
The short Line to and from the
SAGINAW VALLEY And NORTHERN MICHIGAN
TIME TABLE.
noIHn NORTH.

TIME TABLE,
e GOING NORTH.
Leave,
Detroit, 500 m, $50 p m, and 1000.
NJ. c. Crossing, $40 m, $40 m, and 1913 p m.
Norris, S:2s n IN, 500 m.
Utica, s:55 a m, $50 and ll:50 p m.
Rochester, 9:lO m, Gas p m, 1925 m.
Orion, $40 a IN, zoo p IN, lilo a m.
Oxford, 9;39 m, 7:l4 p IN, l;25 m.
Metamora, 1857 m, 1880 IN, l:SS I'm.
Lapeer, 1919 IN. 1853 p m, 500 a IN.
Fish Lake, $50 y IN. 7;l0 u m.
Columbiaville, lo.Ss m, Sis p m, $3.50 u m.
Otter Lake, 1880 a IN. S;23 p m, 4:l0 a IN.
Millington, ll:Oi m s:Ss m 4:S5 a m.
vassar, ll:l7 a m, 1851 p m, sos a m.
Reese, 1854 a m, 9;0s p IN, $40 m.
Bay City, arrive, 1900 m, 9:Ss p IN, $50 m.
Wenona, 1907 p m, 9:45 p m, $40 a IN.
saginrw City, 1885, 1895 p m, 1888 u m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave,
Saginaw City, 6:l5 m, les and s:55 pm.
Wenona, 7;i0 a m, 2l3 and 9;45 pm.
Bay City, 7;l5 m, 2;25 and 1890 p m.
Reese, T;45 m, 2;55 and ll;l0 p IN.
Yassar, SOL n m, 3;l2 and ll;i0 pm m.
Millington, STA m, 1928 p m, 1905 m.
Otter Lake, s;2s m, $40 p m, 1880 m.
ColumbiaviIle, s;ss a m, $50 m, 1880 am.
Lapeer, o;os a m, Ais p m, 1881 am.
Metamora, 9;22 m, 1874 m, $50 m.
oxford, e;39 IN, 1852 p m, 800 m.
Orion, 9;i7 a m, 500 p m, Sis I'm.
Rochester, 1905 IN, Sis m, $3.50 m.
Utica, logo m, 5;33 y IN, 4;25 a m.
Norris, l0;47 q m, 600 p IN.
n. .. Crossing, ...,..s m, GEO p m, geo m.
Detroit, arrive, Ills m, 6;2S p IN, 10 a m.
All Trains Daily eccept Sundays.
Night Trains in both directions has Pullman
Sleeping Car attached to and from Saginaw and
II. n. LfpYSnp' w.B. srnoSe,
Asst. Gen. sup't, Detroit. Gen. sup't Chicago,
HENRY c. WESTwoRTH, Gen. Pass. Ag't, Chicago
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
Il given that the undersigned Treasurer of the
city of Alpenn. has received the tax roll for Gen.
cral City and Highway Taxes for the year 1873,
and the same will be retained by him for forty
days thereafter; that during the first twenty days
of said forty days, said Treasurer will receive all
taxes as essed thereon without theiaddtion of any
commission PERCENTAGE for collection; that
during the remaining twenty days of the said
forty days, persons paying taxes will be charged
one per cent additional on their assessments and
that after the expiration of said forty days, said
roll will be returned 10 the Comptroller Of said
city who will cause TO be made out copy of so much
of said Assessment Roll as shall then remain due
and unpaid, adding thereon such percentage as
shall have been fxcd by the Common Council for
the collection of such taxes assessments not
exceeding four per cent And that within ten
days thereafter the said Treasurer will receive
said last mentioned roll and proceed 10 collect and
receive taxes thereon assessed up to the last Sat
urday in October next.
Notice is further given, that the said Treasurer
is not required by law TO call upon the persons
assessed on such roll, or demand the payment of
such taxes. -
THoS. COLLINS,
City Treasurer
Dated. Athena July 90. 1875. 205w4
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The Next session Of Congress.
IL. From the Detroit free Press.
The people are to be congratula-
ted that the next House Of Repre-
sentatires win be Democratic. This
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TT a q The choicest in the word-Im-
- AkAos porters' prices-Largest Com
pany In America-staple article-pleases every
body Trade continually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS want
ed everywhere-best inducemenns-don't waste time
send for circular to ROBERT WELLS, 43
Vesey st., N. Y, p. o Box 1887.
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to be brought to . standstill suddenly; he
fails. and his failure carries down others, and
with them the bank; and thus there is an
ever-present possibility of panic, and the
possibility is remote or approximate as the
business of the country is done by men with
out capital on borrowed money, and not BY
those who own the capital on which they do
business. The failures in England since last
March, which in the aggregate have been very
large, have all been of men and companies
credit based on capital, but almost exclusively
upon credit at the banks or the brokers' Of
fees. The failures were not general, because
the credit was not generally over-extended.
But the like cause is certain to produce like
effects everywhere, and panics are certain
exactly in the proportion that business is done
by men who have no capital of their own, and
hire that of others.
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Grant as a Smoker.

President Grant is renowned for his love Of
smoking, but if we are to believe the Paris
Figaro, is in most deplorable state of health
from excess in his favorite habit. According
to a correspondent of that journal the Ameri-
can President smokes more than forty of the
strongest cigars per diem, and does not even
abstain from his favorite weed dqSing his
meals, but takes several puffs between each
mouthful Physicians tell him that if he
does not give up this pernicious habit he will
not last out another year.-LOrdon Graphic.
Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

harness HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
i ing the want of q neverfailing supply of ice
have built q large ice house, and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is nclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion partiee. Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated. The illumination of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season. ia prepared for A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters. For terms, etc.,
apply to j. d. MAYER CO..
NB-All trains will stop at Barnes Hotel Station
when requested except the light express ap9 Am
RossELL HOUSE
BILOXI, MISS,
Opened on MAY 1st 1875. for the reception of
guests.
The house has been
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
Charges Moderate.
mh13 6m PETER MONTROSS, PROP rietor
CHADY GROVE HOTEL, BILOXI, MISS.
URBAN RAMBAUT Proprietor,
Ia now open for the reception of Visitors Situated
on the Beach with an unobstructed Southern Front
of over two hundred feet, makes it of the most
pleasant and desirable locations the Gulf Shore
Large new Bath Houses within six hundred feet of
the Hotel.
Fish and Oysters in abundance.
Prices Moderate Fareinferior to none. my39 Pm
ID EMEMBER-
When you 10 to BILOXI don't forget to call at the
PRESS SALOON
- HARRY Wishes to see you all.
mhls sn P.J. MoNTRoss, Proprietor
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y. H. ZIN
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFAC

AMUSEMENTS.
Races
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE
I1 CIR q Dis
On Sunday, August -, 1878,
DURING THE GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUFFERERS
BY THE LATE OVERFLOW IN FRANCE.
GRAND RING TOURNAMENT AT p. M.
The following gentlemen entered in this Race:
| Messrs. D. Vincens Louis Mercere,
John B. Foley C. Bonecaze
A. N corn psizr ONE ch Il B. T FqeTy, yr.
RUNNING RACIAL o'clock P NJ, mile heats
to rule bar weights purse SIS $40 to first horse SIS
to second, entrance money, Sl2, to tn I'd horse.
VIM. Thomas enters b. H. Capt. Reader. Colors blue
and red
P. Bruats enters b. m. American Girl Colors black
and black.
Judge Falls enters b. h. Selim. Colors, orange and
P. Rillieux enters b. m. o. O. J. Colors, white and
SULKY RACE-Mile heats; Purse SIS. so to first
horse SIS to second. entrance money to third.
Hugo Redwitz enters Oh. h. Bismarck.
j. B. Kelly enters b. b. Walter
Brooks enters Black Pony.
II. La1oussin enters b. m. Jenny Day.
Mcknight enters b. b. Theirs and Little Dan.
JUDGES.Mes rs Ben Harrison, Chairmai; H.
Bonnabel Chas. McMurdo Geo. Sromeyer, E.
Stephens Alex. Dumestre.
COMM TEE H. B. Foley, D. Poehelu, A. Gull
lemet Alex. Dumestre. E. Stephens.
SuTuThSa&Su
GRAND RURAL FESTIVAL
Benefit of the Sufferers by the Late Overflow
in France,
under the patronage of the COMMITTEE OF RE
LIEF OF THE FRENCH BENEVOLENT SO
CIETIES of New Orleans assisted by Committee
of Ladies and Gent emen, at the
FAIR GROUNDS,
On Sunday, August %, 1878.
COMMITTEE OF ORGANIZATION.
HONORARY PRESIDENTS
Viscount DABZAC. Consul of France.
FELIX LIMET, President of the Relief Committee.
C. j. LEEDS, Mayo of New Or cans.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
The Presidents of the various Benevolent French
Societies of New Orleans.
Mr.. N. MARKS
Hon. L. A. WILT.
judge A. L. TiSSOT.
President of the Execute, committee:
ERNEST MERILH.
Treasuer-M. VERGNOLE.
Secretary-JULES DESCA.
Programme,
AT 2:3j O'CLOCK.
By band Of twenty-four musicians
AT 3 O'CLOCK.
Grand Shoe Trick-Robert Macaire-Fat Men Race.
not less than 200 pOunds-Climbng and Shaking
POles-Greasy Pig-Egg Race-Sack Race, and
various other sports too numerous to mention.
AT O'CLOCK.
Grand Ring Tournament something new.
AT O'CLOCK-RACES.
1. Running race, one mile heat; four horses entered
Entries So. FIRST prize, $40; second prze en-
tries
2. Su'ky race mile five horses entered. Entries
So. First prize $40 second prize, $l5.
AT $50 O'CLOCK.
Various amusements and sports including balloon
ascensions and Dancing on the Platform.
AT O'CLOCK
Grand Ball in the Exposition Building
AT O'CLOCK.
Grand Display of Fireworks by Professor J. Fer
rouilet.
Restaurant refreshments, ice cream and bars, etc,
at City prices kept by Ladies and Gentlemen for the
benefit of the entererise.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Children Free.
N B. The Committee reserves the right to refuse
admittance by reunding price of ticket to the holder
All tickets sold for the 18th will be good for the 22d
Z. MERILH, President.
j. DESCA, Sec etary. SuTuThSa&Su
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GRUNEWALD HALL. 10 BARONNE STREET
| Agent for the celebrated
VIM. KNABE & CO.'S
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Fl a NJ q S.
These instruments having been before the public 70,
over thirty years, have upon their
EXCELLENCE ALONE ATTAINED AN UN
PURCHASED PRE-EMINENCE THAT
PRoNoUNCEs THEM UNRIvALED.
Their tone combines
GREAT POWER, SWEETNESS.
With
FINE SINGING QUALITY, AS WELL Al
GREAT PURITY OF INToNATIoN AND
EvENNEss THROUGHOUT THE
ENTIRE SCALE
Testimonials from ThalberG,
Gottschalk, Strakosch, Marmontel, vieu1temps
Every Pinno Is Fully Warranted for Five
Years.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO COUNTRY
LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
my9 6m Grunewald Hall. 10 Baronne Street.
st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS LONSDALE Propristors.
81. Charles street, Between Common N
Gravier.
This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hotel
in the South and is ,etter prepared to entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense in fitting
m the House, and both as to furniture and the ~
rangemsnts of the culinary department it L. M
rivaled.
Transient visitors will find the st. Charles tn
most delightful IS we'll as the most csAtrsl Hotel
the c,tv. mill
John G.. Fleming,
Street--..... ..-...1l4
He has the largest assortment
GAS FIXTURES NOW IN THE CITY,
Having Just received from New York fresh sup |
ply of the latest patterns.
All Of which, for cash, can be purchased ct the |
lowest possible prices.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures re-bronzed In . style |
sqnal to that Of the Eannfacturers F14l
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-27

Whtitier on war and the Church.
The Boston Globe publishes tie following
letter Of John G. Whittier, written to his
frisr', Rev. J. 3. Mics, D. D., General secrc-
eary of the Association for the Reform and Cod
ihca.ion Of the Law of Nations
AxEsBrRY, IL, 4,h Mouth. 1875.
To James Mits S eretdiy, &c
NY Dedr friend-lt enlnently httns 10
connect the centennial anniversary Of the
peDing battles OF the Rev luton With the
growing sentiment of civilization tbst there
IS = more excellent WAY" OF settling the dis
cheering to mole the very general favor with
which tile plan of srhltrstiou las been received
by statesmen and civilians III this country aud
IN Europe but there are other signs OF the
time well calculated TO occasion sol.ciGude on the
part of every lover of poace. The menace OF
danger now seems 10 come from the prcfessed
Church Of Christ. At Tins moment the peace Of
monsirous pullc rre'outions Of ecee-iA--
tcism. II war comes ~ CONS, qleure,
II the fA;it~t harvest fields II the
the world are maio .u Arcra Of battle, men Who
claim to be espcc' i'ly the priests and reTreeen-
tsuyes OF the pei OF peace will he b, III 70.
>ponsille. Woe to that church which. for the
sake of power aud dogma. breaks tie truce OF
G. Il among the natiouS, makes It's missionaries
assssslns. and miuees blood with it- vile Of
-scrsment II Is high time for tie Christian
Church to awaken To full sense Of it's respon-
sibilty II, after the dreadful experience of
eighteen hundred years II fall 10 erceive the
necessity Of shaking itself clear Of the har
psr;sm u war, 1T has small claim upon the
worlds re- nect sni c'mfdence. IT. leaves ART
not for the healing Of nations. | sm, very
JOINS G. wHIIrlER.
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Citu Business Dirfftoru.

Auctionccrs
L ". sti6har 4 Sca, III East 9Th street
Bsnkcrs nnd Brokers
+. r Robinson Co, 500 Market street
Bsrbers aud Hair Dresser
A. Ashe1eaeh, eoq Market St
Bell Ringers and BIN Posters.
Geo ". Jackson. West 9Th St
Boot and shoe Makers and Dealers.
j. c. Alexander, loi Market st.
sabsoek 4 Bro 3s IN MARKET .lS street street
isssc Murray, vi West Second .,
". A. Turner A Co, sls Market ST.
Carpenters and Builders.
J. 6 haaaosk shop Theme bel Fson, Res iOls washn
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DeNanvilis. Ii + Fourth street.
Gen A DAvi tee Shipley 81.
Clocks. Watches. nnd'Jeweiers.
c / Bush. - Market street
J. <. Massey, ~ hing street.
Coach aud Carriage Material.
WIN. Green 4 Co, 5 T. coEusr "a and shtpisy sis
druggists.
II H Brinshur-t. 81; MARE, st.
Florists.
T4tnA!i Co. Delaware Avenue and Jefferson ST.
General Insurance Agents
Thomas Pldmmer, sc Markets..
Mpillsy Il Y 10 Trump. 5ig Market 81.
Eent-' Furnishing Goods.
lanes Watson ( Sln ~ Marketst
I.hn ?. nouehten ilJ MArAcist-
Hats. Caps. &c
Geo A. walrayen, ~ Market street
trAs y Dubell. : Fast 81 81
Hardware
james s Bro, 9i Market st,
Iron and steel
WIN. Grecn Co. ;. +. corner 81 and Shipley
Livery stables
Patrick Holland, ; W. corner + ront and Orange.
Looking-tl asscs and Frames
| Flgood Diane, ~ wes' sh st.
| MchonaRle, 81 ant Hing as.
Merchant Tailors
! Geo. tiousrt - =, 4th Ct.
| John -. Muhlnaussn, as King st.
| >AmCel Miller, !r-, ll9 MArket st.
Paper Ilungngs. shades. &c
| john K. Holt, - Narke; street.
Real Estate Agents
/ tgau- Pennington, Aim nd's Bag s;h aut Market
| NJ VI. enid a O.. = wss,t tn II.
/ i II, fraEtr, 81 1d SIMPLIFY
| WIN Reynolds 4 Gu, - Market st
| VIZ MeCaUliey 10. o. Market st
| Restaurant and billiard Room
Joseph fllu.er '.i and 80 Market 81.
sewing Machines
| Grover Baker sewing Machine Co, az King
! New American Sewing Machine, lie Marker -
Indertakers
Thonas y Gile.. oil Shipley
X ;. Young, liz West Tenth street
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Eg,pr at the Centennial.

.1a2S i-d = > srle- 10 y 7. 1i.-ts
TIE eouyerss.ol rsu sA,sa. On tie improve
mems II Esyp;, tie csns,s, is..ray. il. all
tie Anet.cAn CeG;enn.sL n lie .-:;er tie
Eaed.ye e,t . 50 iec'5ei interest,"; .ai ss:d
TIA: - bore! i. tss d.t = IL ~ 10 give $
harry r--pcuse - tt-e re5aest tAsi E.yp: -aoa,d
be represented. I-,- = the Er-t t,Es Ills: he
lss given d-rec: .l;i-1S:.ou O: a.s pGrpese
/ near, b. the vsv. that there Is good p.os-
r<c: TIA: ;as .e@rued Ge=nsn sesg!,e a.
TIE < eiys. Brus-ch 3 ~ h.ya c-.'ge
Of the Ey7q - is,a4t:n--;, | hear $50 IS
4 Esyu; = repres ant@i, tie ceieb-2:si :or4a S:
Leul Hs-ssu, was.A ass repraiGcei 4: Ell! S
IN ali IL brl.-.:.: .ofs. q. te set MP sgz.u u
II Aielplis. Tia: vol.i q sgest card !ur
the Exhibition. II B!us.el Z = ! dire c,or. as
SUPPOSE lie y II BE-. y0l may Re : upou = M;
xtt-sc: ye di-Ilsy from EsSi:lu AIT liitle-, IN
hni.cU!.ure. IN u2uGtsciu-ee Tue tomb 5:
Benz u,--sn thAi VI. ae predl:ei exactly Is at
!eAs: / lQI years "a sud one of tie mo-. IN
,t.sss-i-s u0annsnt- LIS. iAs .s4Ye..sr sses -
Esyp:; Ay.
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L-5HxRS

IsroRr NJ NoTIcg fer January ISL ISIS mt
DAILY toNNgsoIAL w.iI be sent To suhserbers, frr'
Of postdys TO ny Post flee IN New Caste count.
al *5.Vu per annum aud at the same iaief'r three
mouths To Post ofiees outside Of the county
Will be sent ST the rat. OF $50 per year anil :
per quarter. Tue postage Will he PREPAID oS he
Publishers.
Tax DKLAwARg tribune the weekly e'!i;lon o.
the CoMNsRci ~ will he sent 10 subscribers ~ an!
.1ost office u the unt ii States, a; s2'p ptr Sc
Sue post &c being prepaii 10 TIE publishers.
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Wniutcr's IL Al bara Eritch. G Dc,poiied
OF Her Ela.

The discussion whether there wss or was no, |
"Dsme Barbara Friichie" in "FeedericA
Town." Maryland, in September. lS63 aud
whether size shook "the silken scslf, Ler com
try's figst "StonewalI Jack=.u, riding ahead
As he passed through, continues 10 the present
hour, and though California newspaper h =.
within few weeks, printed a letter itom al Ex
Confederate soldier, WHO declares ,hat Whit
tiers story is all tue, still the whole o it is ost
vigorously denied. The = .l;.more san Of sat
urday priu.s letters from jacob Enselbrtchi, of
Frederick, once Mayor OF tie city, aid from
POT Samuel Taylor. now Of Georgetown, Tut
formerly OF Frederick. which o the Suis'S mil d
CONF leielv dissipate the whole mattel. VI
Z iseibr. cht says that there 4 Mr.. Ffitch.,.
Sne was born in Lai caster. la and died III
Fnde,ich, in December, 1852, aged niue'y-si1.
(hsving survived the time OF Lees marching
through, and the battle q An;!e;am oily few
weeks.) But s:onewsl Jacksoa's corps
went through ON smother street. aid
DID DO: pass Mrs. Fdiclie's house. a.
all. Les colnmn d.I so ny it, and Mr.
EageibrecAt, VINO lived opposite Mis-. F.i,ch.e,
and who Ike her friend Of the Union,
stood at his window watching It's movement.
lie saw no flig.waviug. and never heard OF ally
until the story aud the poem made a sensation
He is sure that If anything OF the kiud had Ia
ken place should have known or heard Of IT,
H. sd Is, however, what is lr;e pubAtle, that the
s:ory may have onsi. s:ei from the a.s.wAyine
o.sae I non fJlss II wl.cl NJ Fr.;c'ile lined.
few days lAtar, when Gs l. Nc 3ellal passed
through The letter Of Prof Taylor supports
NJ. igelbreeht-. bu: IS manly devoted to the
fact that S:onews! Jlc.:s3n marched through by
Other streets than tina! on wAisI Dame Dah4t=
l.vd
l; does look az .sonsh we should Lave to give
~ the prose- skeleton OF Winters poem. We
my sues to it that there wss + .rta.a Fri.,'le
AMI that she waved Union a4g-a; Mcclellan
-bn; tie rest i. poetic fiction. Tie ou, how,
ever, Of the poetry is real a. ever. II Blrbsrs
id not fault Stonewsil, whst OF it, except 10
cold blooied aa,ilIsrlsn- snl .ucre1iloa- lles.
t.3uer-? History : one thin: ald Poetry an
other. II is dne, TO tile poet to reInA K
the fact TIA; such Legend VIZ sell; lin. and
he, not d.ubtng it truth, framed bis verses up.
on it. lie had no iies tia; lie was moving 5
step beyond the realms of fsc;.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-04-27
PUBLISHED srERr AFTERNOON. tssndi

PUBLISHED BrHRr AFTERNOON, tssTdase
eespsed,) at ths COMMERCIAL BrIIpise, So'ifh-isse
sornsv PizA snd MARKET streets. 7sso cents eTs
Ten eraie o ~esS DELIVERED FREE BY carrier
fArossehoat las Gig. The oAsKscIAL .i!I b nj D.
nsai to dHy Post 0ecs in ,s,s Castle County q; $50
per asnup sl.9a for laosths; s. cents per ~oniA
Psf foes oatside Of acis cistle etsntr, s 50 p
anaum 81 30 for .hree nsouths; 81 er'.ts r NontA
TdK PusLisuKss tRkFJy POSTAGE 20 al ers<s.
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS. l'ro-
viisi 9th frst-e~s maeAHsyy and sk'f-i ieorsnts
for sreeui.ng Boas JOB dnd 9srcGsiie frnag oF al
Descriptions, at IpiesS tS.oT tho aaiag ir'n'iA.
HJtlsss " tie larry eitsss.
DELAEIRs TRIBUNE. (aeesly thf fs1.iilsial
sr5aa Of FarI,ers asd Frpiiyro,rsrs. gr,a; fima!
yesespap<r; p,sbli>Atd euery IhHrsiag mornsn9 q
T 30 tol!ars gear, rosrses PREPAID By rHk PUB
L.5HxRS
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BO6TOR $50. STORE.

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