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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25
Weaverville, --- March Is. 1875

SwINDLING A PRINTER.-At the south
west corner of Seventh and Cherry streets
stands tall brick building, wherein
Sherman IL Co. carry on huge printing
business. An upper floor is rented by
them to the Miller Lock Company. These
locksmiths had purchased two cords of
wood, to be delivered, and shortly after
dinner two carts made their appearance
on Cherry street laden with sticks of split
pine. TIE carriers were gazing at the
building in search of the sign of the lock
company when persuasive youth, step
ping blandly up, inquired whether the
men were looking for the place to stow
their loads. Replying in the affirmative,
he told them to wait minute while he
went in the office. Into the counting
room of Sherman & Co. he went, and
meeting Mr.. Roger Sherman, asked him
whether he would like to purchase two
loads of wood cheap, that he had them
out on the street, and would sell the two
for seven dollars. Mr.. Sherman said if
the wood was good he would buy it, and
then he and the salesman went out to
look at it. 1t pleased Mr.. Sherman, and
he said he would take it. Where shall
l put it ?" asked the wicked young man.
Back in the yard" answered Mr.. Sher-
man, and then the carriers, innocent as
lambs, drove into the yard and dumped
their wood, while this sinful youth gath
cred in the seven dollars and went his way.
The wood was being neatly piled when
Mr.. Miller happening down stairs, saw
the operation, and inquired what on earth
his wood was being put there for "Your
wood ~ said Mr.. Sherman, astonished
why just paid seven dollars for it,"
" And paid ten dollars for it this morn
ing," grimly answered Mr.. Miller
After few minutes of silent prayer Mr..
Sherman sadly confessed that he had
been swndled, and is now engaged in n
search for the young man who took him
in. Toward him Mr.. Shermans inten-
tions are kind, and if he calls at Seventh
and Cherry streets he will receive suit
able reward and no questions asked
Philadelphia Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

THE SATISFACTION AND ScIENCE or
EATING ArpLEs.-Tho boy is, indeed, tho
true npplc-eater, and is not to DO quos :
toned how he came by the fruit with
which his pockets ARE filed. 1t belongs
to him. His own juicy flesh Graves the
juicy flesh Of the apple. Sap draws sap.
His fruit-eating has littlo reference to
the state Of his appetite. Whether he bo
full of meat or empty of meat, he wants
the apple just the same. Before meal or
after meal it never comes amiss. Tho
farm boy munches apples all dny long.
He has nests of them in tho haymow,
mellowing, to which he makes frequent
visits. Sometimes old Brindle, having
access through the open door, smells them
out and makes short work Of them.
The apple is, indeed, the fruit Of youth.
As we grow old we crave apples less
1t is an ominous sign. When you arc
ashamed to bo seen eating them on tho
street when you can carry them in your
pocket and your hand not constantly find
its way to them when your ncighbor
has apples and you have none, md you
make no nocturnal visits to his orchard
when your lunch basket is without them
and you can pnss n winters night by tho
llrcside, with no thought of the fruit ut
your elbow, then be assured you nre no
longer n boy, either in heart oryoarS.
Tho genuine apple eater comforts him
self with an apple in their season or others
with pipe or cigar. When he has moth
! ing else to do, or is bored, ho eats an apple.
! While he is waiting for the train he cats
nm apple, sometimes several of them
When he takes n walk he arms himself
with apples. His travelling bag ia full of
apples. He offers an apple to his com
pnnion, and takes one himself. They
are his chief sOIAce when on the road. -
| IIe tosses .he core from the car window
and from the top of the stage conch. Io
would in time make the lund one vast
orchard. lie disponscs with II knife. lle
prefers that his teeth shall have the first
taste. Then he knows the best flavor is
Immediately beneath the skin and that
in pared apple this is lost. If you will
stew tho apple, he says, instead Of baking
it, by all means lcave the skin on. 1t
improves the color and vastly heightens
the flavor Of the dish.
The apple is masculine fruit +; hence
women are poor apple eaters. 1t belongs
to the open air and requires an open air
taste and relish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25
NUMBER Is.

she has been doctor and priest to me.
She-oh God =
Anita suddenly stopped and struggled
for breath. gently brushed her heavy
black hair back from her temples. Again
she spoke
Herbert, hear my last words No
lips but yours ever touched mine-no
arms but yours were ever around me.
For few hours my heart forgot you,
and for each hour l paid year of suffer
ing. Was it enough? p
Her great dark eyes struggled against
their fate as they looked for my coming
answer her pale, thin lips, once so rich
and red, twitched ncrvously. For nm
instant | pressed her tcnderly to my
heart, and when again l looked Mt her,
her cyeids were dropping over the eyes
in which deaths dimness could not hido
tho love there was there, whilo her lips
were breaking into tho smiles which
never again left them. A moment later
Anita Lo2atos stood at the bar of tho
JuuBo WHO KNOW OF Hcf ntonemcnt hS
we'll ms her sin.
went in search of Eunice and found
her sobbing on her bed. l kissed her
and whispered:
"She is dead, darling.
SO is my secret-my terrible secret
sobbed Eunicc.
With my own hands dug her n grnvo
in maize in the garden, whore she used
to spend many Of her moments. Eunicc,
self-iorgetful, sanity Eunce, robed tho
poor clay in She dress il had worn on her
wedding day, and together we laid hor
in her last earthly home. None but Eu-
nice, Anita and myself knew the koy to
tho maize, SO that ono ovcnsng when |
stole in to look Mt tho ground whore so
much sorrow had ionnd rest, and found
the grave covered with forget -mo-nots.
| knew that Anita had taken with her all
the misery that had been poisoning Eu-
nico's lito.-NcO York Graphic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25
ADyERTIsERs' DIRECTORY.

BALCH, j. r.. Dealer in Clothing, Etc, I'm
" der Odd Fellows Hall, Weayervillc.
BEACON LODGE, NO. 300, l. 0. &, r., meets
every Sunday evening.
CHALLENGE SALOON Main Street, Wea-
yeryile.
COMET LODGE, No. 81, l. 0. 0. F., Trinity
Center, meets every saturday evening
DOUGLAS CITY MEAT MARKET, Wal
lace * Mabie, Proprietors.
EARL, A. R, Justice of tho Peace and Notary
Public, Douglas City.
EMPIRE HOTEL, Main Street, Wcavervlle,
William Condor, PROPRIETOR
GERMAN HOSPITAL SOCIETY, meets first
Sunday in March, j uno, Sept. and Dec.
GRIFFIN, NJ. f., Main Street, Weaverville,
California.
HANSEN, D., Dealer in Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Main Street, Weayoryillc.
HOOKER, HENRY Dealer in Provisions, etc.
Main Street, Weaverville.
IRWIN, JOHN G., Attorney and Counselor
At Law, Weayerviile, California
JONES, f. f., County Judge, Office in Court
House, Weaverville.
KARSKY Il ABRAHMS, Dealers in Clothing
and Dry Goods, Weayertillc.
KUPER, KARSKY & CO., Dealers in General
Merchandise, Junction City.
KARSKY & CO., Dealers in General Mer'
chandise, Indian Creek Trinity County
LANG, NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Liquors, ETC.,
Main Street, Wcaverville.
LORD, DR.. JOHN, Physician and Surgeon,
Weaveryille.
L0VEJ0Y, L. p, Attorney at Law, Office
Court House BuIlding, Weavervillc.
LOWDEN, VS.. us. Deputy Surveyor, Of
flee, Mill Street, Wcavewille.
MARSHALL & MASON. Dealers in General
Merchandise, Douglas City.
MARTIN, JOHN, Dealer in Flour and Grain,
Main Street, Weayervillc.
McCAUSLAND, +. T., Repairer of Watches
and Clocks, Woayervillc.
MONTAGUE, DIR. j. c., County Physician,
Office, Court Street, WcaYeryille.
NEW YORK HOTEL, Main Street, Weaver
willie, Morris X Rule, Proprietors.
NORTH FORK BREWERY, North Fork, Cal
Nickel Bros, Proprictors.
NORTH STAR LODGE, No. Gl,, |. o. o. r.,
meets every Thursday evening.
PINCUS, l., Dealer in Dry Goods and Cloth
ing, Main Street, Wcayerville.
READING HOTEL, b. Conroy, Proprietor,
keading, California.
RUMFELr q LORING, Dealers in General
Merchandise, Trinity Center.
sCllALL, LOUIS, Boot and Shoe Store, Main
Street, Weavcrvile.
oHEitMA n * ii DE, Music Dcalers, pah
Francisco
STELLA ENCAMPME No. 10, |. o. o. F.,
meets First and Third Tuesdays.
TAMMANY SALOON, Main Street, Weaver
Vile, Alex. N. Love, Proprietor.
ZIMMERMAN BROS, Cabinet Makers and
Dealers in Furniture, Weaveryili9.
FREMONT HOTEL, Red Bluff, California,
Wm. p. Mayhcw, Proprietor.
TRINITY CHAPTER, No. 10, r. A. NJ, meets
Second and Fourth Tuesdays.
TRINITY LODGE, No. u, +. " A. NJ, meets
on last Saturday of each month.
UNION HOTEL, Court Street, Weavervillo,
Vollmers & Paulson, Proprietors.
UNION SHAVING SALOON, Main Street,
Weaverville, g. Hartman, Proprietor
WATSON & BROWN, General Merchandise
Lewiston, Trinity County.
WEAVERVILLE DRUG and BOOK STORE,
j. Barnickel, Proprietor.
WILLIAMS, c. E., Attorney at Law, Office
Main Street. Weaverville.
WOLF, JOHN, Boot Maker, Junction City,
Trinity County.
YOUNG, FRANK W. Notary Public and In
surance Agent, Weayervillc,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

A ROMANCE in roal life has just culmi-
mated in Portland, Oregon. Many years
ago young man and woman were mar
ried in an Eastern State, but after brief
matrimonial experience, quarroled, and
were divorced. Both parties then mar
ried again, and after several years the
wife of one and the husband Of the other
died. Four years ago the woman went
to Portland to live, and almost the first
person she met on her arrival was her
former husband. They concluded, final
ly, to try it again, were married, lived
together three years, took up the old
quarrel where they left it thirty years ago,
and again are petitioners for a divorce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

IT takes but little to dam the current
of a mans happiness in this world. Many
bridegroom, whose future was all roseate
with happy promise, has been suddenly
hurried into the valley of woe by pro-
truding peg in the sole of one of his we'd
ding boots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

FINNEY, THE REvIvALIsT.-Of Fin
ney, the revivalist, some quite odd stories
are told. On one occasion, as he was
passing along the line of the Eric Canal,
he heard boatman swearing in horri-
BILE manner. Accosting him, he said,
"My man do you know where you are
going ?" Yes" responded the navigator,
in all simplicity, "I'm going on the
Johnny Sands 20 Rochester" Swift
and stern came the rejoinder "No,
you're not, You're going to bell" At
this attack, the honest boatman's wrath
rose. "And where are you going ?" he
quered. "To Heaven, trust" was the
devout reply. "No you're not. You're
going straight into this canal" Then
the captain of the Johnny Sands suited
his actions to his words, and at once i'm
mersed the preacher in the waters of the
great artificial river. In all probability the
navigator never learned the name of the
Christian gentlemen with whom he had
the controversy; but on another occasion
the latter encountered q man who had
heard him preach and knew his face.
The man was working in an iron found
ry, where the heat was intense, and chan
ced to break forth in a stream of profanity
as the preacher passed by. Pausing, and
looking in at the door, the passerby said
"Young man, how hot do you suppose
hell is ?" The profane wretch deliberate
ly placed his arms akimbo, and looking
the questiOner full in the face, replied !:
"Well, Mr.. Finney, suppose it is so
hot there that if somebody brought you
spoonful of this melted iron, you'd swear
it was ice-cream." Silence ensued.-
There was nothing more said.-1otedo
Blade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

A LITTLE fellow, being told by young
man to get off his knee, tnat he was too
heavy to hold in that way, created quite
a sensation among the persons present by
yelling back "Too heavy, hey ? Sister
Sal weighs hundred pounds more than
l, and you held her on your knee for
four hours last night"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

IT makes no difference how eloqucntly
man is dscoursing about the chivalric
regard he has for women in general, he
will invariably change the subject when
his wife asks him to get n pail of water
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

THE day has gone by, according to the
Detroit Flee Press, when you can chain
grasshopper to an astronomers tele-
scope, and make the star-gazer believe
that he has discovered new breed Of
horses IN the moon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

In the days Of our fathers, when man
suddenly dropped out Of the community.
they used to dag the neighboring ponds
and examine all available hanging places
in the vicinity. Nowadays the first steps
are to examine his bank account.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

A BosToN grocer was telling news
paper man that it was merely throwing
away money to advertise. when the sher-
iR came in and shut up the store hot-
ribution is always loafng around
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS

District COurt-Second Monday in April
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in anu
ary, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court.
,, Board Of Superv:sOrs--First Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25

ONE of the most pitiable sights in this
life is the spectacle of man who has
been married but three months wearing
cotton in his cars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-25
Weekly Trinitv 9ournal.
OUR AGENTS

TIOS. ROYCE, Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. T.. ROWELL d CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

6ers tuur6e aud n6dgetDieIen, ons er IN
6er @tfesgebung eegen Suitherltng bon
lltbt tpentger oIS Stoet SrtftelN DER IN
8etro6t fommen6en @eloiutntten 8roSe
ouberoroentlt6e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
guI9en fur betrlgerii@e Gandl<@ontrats
loren bur6ieste, tpoburh oer Stoat I'M
Deitere betrG6tlibe @eLbiummem betros
sen ipur6e. ipdbren6 2orO letnen rttteu
Sinoenlnbn ncr9niiet etnitrih.
Oennoh bat ibt bic SurD Mot Der
8eltehung f9uIbig befunoen. Sbglei&
pieberboIt in ibr Beratbunesjimmer gus
riidgei6tdt, tonnte Tie ii6 ni9t einieen,
tnoem Die 9 @e1btDorenen. tneI6e fiir
rShul0ig" tDaren, ben bartnddtgen Wi:
Ser1tano Der pret 1nberen nidt sH 6reden
oetmOdten. Man ipri6t gang often
Oauon, 6nB bic eolen bret bic 8elte1ung
oes gorb oe8baLb ni1t iaben. neil ie
BON tbm beito1en tuaren. IS lDI in
etntgen 8o6en no6maI3 Elm Serfuh
NIT eoro's Yroaeiitrung setna6t reroen;
ttl3iDtl0en otelbt er 9s9en $3U, 900 Bitrgs
i6aft auf freiem 6nbe.
Wet elrenl 3toeiten BroaeiIe toftntt in
foI@en SGuen eetpobnIi0 nod toent0er
berauS dls beiH1 erlten. Der Rep Oors
fer FdndIs Sting, tDeL6er felt mebr ais els
mem Weni6en : Nlter ben Staot Sen
Oort betriigt unb plinhert, tpirb borurR
aus berNt1ts0 erurtbeiIuns 2Orb's neuen
Mutb i6opfen.
Gs mar otes, tnern mir ridt ie6r irs
rem, Der erite Criminal Broseb eesen elm
MirgIie6 bes GanaL : 0tir9S, ino bate
uldn oera6e nit ibn ben Hetsen cr0ffnet.
rDsil man bel ben acknowledgements @ulos
N-. :: -
feIte. Nber augeui6einEiG bate Der
Rdn6Is Sting feinsn gdn;en @influB MnS
3urldL feline sroBen @eIbmitteI dtfgebos
ten, nm in btefem YroSeiie bic Anltrens
euneen Der Oberitddtsaupalti4aft 81
ytiGte au MAIDEN NIB foSiei9 BON Ins
fang an ben iSauber Der nit 70 ntel
TeierIi9seit b~egonnenen U%ertmtudlges
rt9t1tGen SerfoE9ullg beg SanaLz 8tu9s~
3u 5erltoren. l6te gut tbn, ons eeldne,
Sei8t obieer Nussans oes Yroseiies 2or6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

@abIredt ausiibeu barf, Der IL cine
Steuerqnittun9 borpsiIen nnb
. le1en unO f6reiben fam.
Dur6 bic NniDenouns bteier8eItimmuna
ipurOsn II 900 SnbiuiOuen, bic feime
Stener gedablt batter, oaran berbinbert,
su beftilnmcn, tnie uiel bic Steuers
sabIer ble9en iouten unb mas NIT Dem
8eLbe berfelben 9emd6t tperben SoIe.
ssSm oieier 8t6tung tuirb, tpie seIoot.
friiber ooer ipGter fir Die 8~erualtmno
aller amerttaniihen @roBitdote Die Rets
tung oor fittEibem. anb pirtbldafts
lihem untergang geiu6t tuerben mG1=
fen, m0gen aud Die Qnbeter Der Sben
fran,0Ii{hen @leidbeitspbrafe ii6 barr
iiber Dor Corn bic 5aare a%nsrdtfen uHb
3eter iber Die tSeber ihreien, weI4e Dor
BEN @obenbtlbe Oes rmanhood-suffrage"
fctnen Geipeft. baben. Qber ME balo,
ober tpie ipdt? 9as lit cine anoere
Srast, auf bic mir feline Anttuort tniilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
Gefan9emc 0ranfa6eu.

Gini4e 9tebeuen i'm gtationoI= Nbaez
|. or6nctens!6 aule ma9ten ber ntaBlos uns
per16Gmten Ser1u9, ben GinDrud Der
@reueL bon Nnberlonbiue 0oour6 absn=
16tpG1en, bnb fe oe,n Norben cine gans
Gbnli6e BeDdnoLung 9%efan9ener Gebels
IensS oIo1ten. ~telonoerS aud TT ben @es
fan9enensBIdben Camp Souglds (bei
@bicaso), 3fc6 SsIano, S1., @lrnirG,
90. g., dMbi1teten.
gSer ie tpGbrenb 6es Rrtees eimes 6cr
Iebteren Eager beluht bat [uno niele
buuberte unierer 2eltr 6aben CAMP
9ouelds, als Die ~gefan9enen Gebele1
bort paren, gefeben Der tptro beim 2es
fen BET oben erwdbnten idamloien gers
leumbun9 ft3 oes Sornes ni1t ertpebren
t0nuen.
abgerifien, Iduiig, front, 1albberbmns
gert, fauten bic metltel Der sefangenen
@rauiaden aus BEN SitOen; aber III Der
@efangeni6aft i'm Norben tpurben aGe
bic noa tbnen, tpel6e it1 acelimatilirten,
bel oer guten Bebanolung nno Sitternng
trdftig, ia Did unb felt. Selblt aus ben
ant[tben Dofumetten Der Hebeuen= STE
aieruttg oebt Dies berpor!
so tommt in ether MtttbeiIung Maior
0ulo's, bes &ebeaen>Igenten fir Auss
uehlcIung bon 8efaugenen, an baS
Sbeulal Sen. 8tnber folsenbe teuflii9
fripoLe Stele nor: Die Nustpc1Ielu1g
BON @efansenen i9Iage febr gum Gors
tbeile oes Siibens aus ; 6enn Der Sioen
en!leoige ffb in ben BON i1rn frei3uldlens
BEN ~gefangeuen untonsioloaten Der elens
oeten gu nt6tS nebr brau6baren SAINT
meraeltalten uuo er6aLte ooflr in ben
aus Der @efGneenihnft i'm Horben fonts
member @rauiaden oas auerbeite Dtates
rial fir bic Sriegfibruns 3urid.
uno hiefer Dub muBte es %tpiien !
0ura feline 9dloe sinsen ia bic metlten
Musgepe1leLtet bon beioen Seiten!
Ser New 9orfer @onsreBbesirt, tit
uelhem Glintra Lie9t, III burb einen De-
mofraten, !perrn Balfer, pertreten.
0ieIer LieB ieoo6 ben i9Gnblih:n Sorz
purf ni1t auf @lmtra ftBen, lonbern tpies
in offener Sibuug nab. bdB Ben. 3iu
II @oniorten fred 9elo9en battcn.
Daqe9en ftel IS Ieioer teinem Der Nbges
oroneten BON @btcagO elm, Die i6anIoz
fen 2ugen 9egen @anlp Douglas urlo iei>
men MISREPRESENTATION, iest tOotet,
8efebLsbaber Gen. Smeet AUDI MIR nit
etner Slide 0ffentIi4 surIf5ausileW.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17

Sc nGber bas Gnbe fsiner BrGfi6ents
i9aft ridt, 0efto mebr ftreift Grant
feline S6I6tern1eit betrefs oeS offentliz
den Spre6ens ab. Sieaei6t mill er
baburh fur ben Gon Der Nnndbme bes
&erfahunsSs 5uiaBes bon Starter 9arrts
ion beUsilen, Dab er eineI gang ausges
seidneten lebenslGn8Ii6en Senator abb
9eben mlrbe. giah benz Ylane Darrts
ion'S ioaen befanntli1 frubere Yrdlt>
benteu Der Ser. Stadter ais iolde big
gum ShluIie ibrcr iroiibeu 2aufbahn,
ais .8ertreter bes 2Gn6eS I'M @oitaer
un0 @roBen, benz 8unocSIetate dngebOs
rem, bamit bas Q0n6 ibre @rfaDrung uno
Beisbeit ntht cntbehren muB uno lte
ielblt mittclit Der Senatorsbeloloung
cine IsbeusIdnsIi6c G%eriorguns ooer
9eniton bdben.
Seine reue1te Jte6e bat BrGftbent
Grant an einem Der leBten Gage OF ben
i'm i'm WeiBen 5aufe beluhenoen 9tez
prdientanttn lusi6uB fit a%ustpdrtige
An9elesenbeiteu Seba!ten. Der Yrdlts
bent ieneSNusi6ufes, oer frIbcreEnotu;
notDingz 8ireermeiiter Stpann BON VdIs
timore entlebigte ii9 suerit elmer gan3
p%erninftigen Nnipro4e am bas Gegiez
rungszS berbdupt, beren Ginbrud lur
baour6 a6eel6ndht tnurbe, oaB Der alte
Smau1 ieiner @eiuobnbett, BET ieoem
iedften Worte ietner Geoe NIT ieinem
iA0n braun dmgeitriheneu G0pte ttef
mad nnten 3u fobren uuo trie tnSoi6ens
mefier au1dmmen3utIappen uuo uuf;us
{Anenen, aud BET oteler @%eLcgenbett
ni9t entfdaen tonnte. StDann's Heoe
tnar cine mitteIbare 0erurtbeilun9 auer
cttpnieen Abii6ten bes BrGiibenten, Des
gen Guba &rdfebl init Spdnten angus
fauaen; oenn er erfldrte: vunlerenn
Nusi4unc lit NHes barau geIegen, ben
Sricoen spil1en ben 8ereinigten Staas
ten uno allen B6Ifern Der Groc aufrr4t
All 6aLten, uno bel allen BemIbuneen IN
6teer Ri9tuns fonnen Sic nuf uniere
freuoiae unterltuBIng bduen."
Grant rGusperte fth uro belt boln
cine Jtebe BON un9eIGbr aht Dtlnuten.
Or bemertte in berieIben: Bis 6dber
babe e. wdbrenb ieiner 8rditoentf6aft
nit alien MG1ten Der WeIt Trieoen ses
bolten, unb CT uerbe ft1 bernlbeu, tDGbs
renb oes GeItcs ieiner NintsSeit Elm
@lei9es su tbun. Damn fdgte ct NIT
1eierLi6teit unO @efibI, tpte mat btes
ionlt ni9t an ibnn fennt: Nu6 ais 9ris
b1tbiir9er tper0e ct NueS, mas tbn IN
bieler bci1eioenen StcLluns m6glth itin
tper6e, fir bos G%anoesuobL tbun unb
bieielbe 3beiInabme fir's Gauo begen,
Die Ct ftets gebc9t babe.
Sou bas cine MittelbareGrfLdr nng fein,
6aB .cr ieben; @ebGnfen, no6mals Yrdits
bent az iperben ooer gar burh etnen
Griee nit elmer duspdrtteen Oto4t feline
no1molige GrpGblune berbeisufubren,
gdniLt1 entiagt babe 2 80 faBten IS bic
6erren bonn Nmsiduffe bel benz eieen>
tbImLt9en Yatbos oes Gebners anf.
@eit einfaher mare IS freiIid, Denn
@rant enoIih ciHmaI gang unnlittcIbdr,
unumtpunoen unb uneeidraubt iene ihm
3ugei4risbenen cbrset;isen uno geplRens
Io}en 4bfi1ten 1T Abre6e ifclte.
Sebenfous bietet aber oas, mas StDdnr
i'm Jialnen bes MusiduieS ertldrt bat,
binIGngli6e 9etudbr oafir, bab bas gfas
tionoLz b georonetenbaus ieoen friegerts
inen 8eriuh beg prdftbenten i'm Seine
erltiden piiroe. Dd btes Der Yrdiioent
redt pObl tuetB. 70 1T ni6t an3nnebmen.
baB CT einen foLden Geriu6 MAIDEN tuirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-17
MnOetSonutHe.

SIM @ansen fin6 nod 760 Ge5enen
zines Ebeiles bes BabIredtes, llGmlt6
bes I. q. pdlftnen Wablrebts, bes 9te@ts
9etDGbIt Az merben, beraubt. 0drIber,
6a6 759 bon ihnen Dolltdn6ig in ale
9te6te tuieoer cingeieBt iper6en ioueu,
1imo idtnmtLihe Wsitslieoer oes 9tationals
Mbaeoroneten : 5duIes etnrerftanoen.
Iber bic republitanii6e Ntinoerbeit min
Sefferfon Oauis aussei6loiieu
rpli5en.
Die 100 iinb tbeiIs sbemdItse in @eits
potnt aebiloste 8unoesoffsiere, Die ft4
Der Gebelion anlhlolen, Die 3abl otes
fer wirb auf 525 seI9dbt; tbeiLs itnb eS
ebenfdQs betm 8eQtnn Der 0febeaion abs
triinnig setporbene3 0eLinse Der Bu1bes>
Marines S9ule-295 6n bet 3abl; tbcii5
affirming geporbene Wfttglteoer Oes SO.
uno 81. Gon9re1fes uno init gleiber
S9mIo belobene ebemalige BunoeSridz
ter, 8unDesgeianote, 8unoess@ cabinets
rnttglieoer.
S1on in ietner Giseni6aft ais frIbes
rer Boating bon @eitpotut, ais friibere3
0unocscdbinets : N1itglteo (S4riegsinintz
iter inter YrGiioent Yierce) uno dls
Su~noeslendtor i'm 36. uno, 81. @ongreB,
entbebrt Sefferiou 0auis, tuetl er trob
bteier SteuMn9en Jtebel Mto 8errdtber
tuuroe, nod baS palitDe. Wablre6t.
gBir lpra6en nns oG9egen aus, ouB man
ihn ettua auf @runo ieiner Eebeuens
8rdfioentur ais iol6er, teneS Eeht nod
LANCER porentbaLte, Od tbm our1 etnen
Ioldeu @runo cine ibn iebt ni6t mebr
aufommenoe poIttii9e Seoeutung 3uges
fArieben luerben tpiiroe.
9lber y I II e begrii1Set ben teriteren
NusI6IuB oes OautS Dom pailtoen
8ablre1te nit ettpaS gang Nn6erem, ct
ftibt fth dnf bic Gmere Wt I t ullo
6aupt : 6 II 10 be6 S~etferp on
6anis an ben namenIofen @reueln
BON NnberionpiIle. Befanntli6
bat 9apis i6on fteif un6 felt b%ebduptet,
oas er nibts BON oieicn @reueln 9etDnBt
babe; bod Blaine fIbrt etnet lntDtoers
iegLi6en Bepeis bafur Oft, baB Oapis
nit souem 8emuBtietn ben AnftoB CUR
teufIii9 srouldmen Sebanolung 1ener
eefangenen lnionsioIoaten gegeben bat,
tnoem ct baS S6endI 0enerot
Climber ais ObertommanoGnten 1db
Mnoerfonntue inifte CUR @tnrt6tung beS
firdterItheM @efangenens pfcrbes. OBJ
glei6 Minber u1mittelbdr unter Daois
Nugen 10 f6tuere 9rauiamfetten on ben
9efaueenen unionsIolnoteu III nno bet
9t6monO begangen bate.
Blaine begrunDete feline furbtbGre Nt7
tlage eegen 0anis i'm Weientltben 10:
SD babe Oas @in;eLmite iber bic sreuli9en
SDl11tereten beS 9er5o9s pom Nlbd IN ben 9tte>
berlau6en, iiber bic GartboLomdusna9t, Iber oe
S@rcGen Der ipantiBea Saqntittion seIsier; ober