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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman. Justice Of the peae.
for Shelby county. Tenn.-Fader, Jacobs Il
Co., firm composed Of j. 5 fader. j
Jacobs and WI; Booker, vs., p. NJ. VIII
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
4 having been sued Out under section 3A55 Of
the Code Of Tennessee. and returned levied
upon the property CT the defendant, and afi-
davit having beer made that defendant ia
indebted to plaintiffs in the sum of s2ll. Is,
due by account, and that the claim is Just,
and that defendant is nonresident of the
state OF Tennessee it is therefore ordered that
the said defendants make their personal ap-
pearance before me on the Sd Of August, 1878,
aat 10 o'clock am, at my office. No. 2S6
Main street. Memphis, Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit. within the
time prescribed by law. or the same will be
proceeded with ex parto; and that n copy Of
thls order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
rhis 2Sth day Of June, 1878.
10l-ll0 ll6-l22 JIM. COLEMAN. J.P.
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the several lots or tracts Of land mentioned in
said decree, tO-wit;
First-Part Of lot 8. block 80. on Causev
street, in the city of Memphis, Shelby county.
Tennessee, and bounded and described az fol-
lows: Commencing ut the northeast corner of
lot s, block 80. map Of tho city Of Memphis,
thence running south along the west line of
Causey street 40 feet; thence westwardly par
allel with the north line of said lot to tho
bayou; thence along the east side or waters
edge of said bayOd to the northern side OF
said lot; thence east with the western line of
said lot 70 the beginning.
Second-One other lot lying on the west side
OF Causey street, in the city of Memphis
Shelby county, Tenn, and being the part Of
a lot decreed to W. @. Causey by the County
court Of Shelby county, November term, 1857
and by him conveyed to Samuel Toole, Febru-
airy !, 1861. by deed registered in Book SO, part
!, page 555, Register office of Shelby county,
to which reference is made, which lot is
bounded on the east by Causey street. and
commences at Mrs. Jane d. Crooks south
east corner; running thence along Causey
street % feet TO M. j. Wright's northeast corr
ner; thence westward with Wrights north
line to bayou HayOsO thence with the bayou
TO Mrs. rocks corner; thence eastWar1ly
with her line to the beginning.
Third-AD9ther lot, the east half Of lot 62
OF the John ID. Armour subdivision, fronting
30 feet on the north side of Madison street ex-
tended, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
and running back between parallel lines 100
feet to an alley. being the same lot conveyed
BY j. b. Heiskell and Others to Mrs. Jane ID,
Crook by deed recorded in Book II, page 16I.
Registers office Of SAelby county, to which
reference is made.
Terms of sale-cash,
June u, 1878.
JOHN II, FREEMAN, Clerk.
Il. B. MCFARLAND,SO Sol. 80 1I6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08

The attempt has been made in
Germany to present on tho stage a
complete "f4pst" as the work left
its authors hands, instead of the
version commonly used. The per-
lormance covered four entire even
Ings, and the most elaborate prepa-
rations were made to make it sue
cessiul. The music waa charming,
a great number Of players were en-
ployed, and much mechanical inge-
huity was displayed in turning to
account The magical effects of the
drama such as the appearance Of the
Earth, Spirit, the Witches Kitch-
en-, witches flight up the chimney,
and the ride Of Faust and Mcphis-
topheles on a wine cask out Of
AQeFbaeh'g cellar, The peform-
ances were regarded rs of national
interest. Nevertheless, the most
indulgent aud enthusiastic Of Ger,
man audiences were found not to
Aqvcpnough OF chinese patience to
enjoy four evenings Of one play.
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mo. 2615.l
NOn-Resident Notice.


In the Chancery Court of Shelby County,
Team S. Ashby ct al. VS.. Henry S.
Test OF al. t
IT. APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT IN
| this cause, that the defendants, Henry s.
Test, Elizabeth G. Hart. Jacob Hart and Ella
W. Ashby, are nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that they
make their appearance herein, at the court
house, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Monday in August, 1873,
and plead, answer or demur TO complain
ants original and amended and supplemental
bills, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing OK parte; and
that a copy Of this order be published once
Public Ledger.
This 2dth day OF juno, 1878.
A AcOpy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. C. and NJ.
By ". j. MollENRY, d. @. and Nj.
y. NJ. Hearn, solicitor for complainant.
l2-l0S-l l21
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
On Saturday, July 10, 1878,

the tract Of land described in tho pleadings
and decree in this cause, lying IN the Eighth
civil district Of Shelby county, Tennessee, and
EAST corner of a tract Of 200 acres sold by John
Davidson 10 Robert /. Chester and wife I;
thence west ia chains: thence south chains;
thence west 20 chains 50 links 10 the south
west corner; thQnce north Al chains; thence
east % chains 20 links; thence north Is chains
% links 10 the northwest corner; thence east
ll4 chains 20 links TO tho northeast corner;
thence south 90 chains ~ links 10 tho point OF
beginning; eontaing 662 acres moro OF less,
Terms Of sale cash.
June Il, 1878.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Gao W. WSCHEsTgR, Sol. TOT complainant.
20 116
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SYRUP MAKING,
LEoAL.
Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 me
- by W. IL. Turlsy in January, 1874, and
filed for registration June H. 1875, and pursu-
Neweomb. deceased tbs beneficiary therein
named, for the purpose Of liquidating the de-
faHlted note for $3.50. due December, "a, 1875,
with u per cent. interest from December %,
anee, | will, ~
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ThN Chler al Do nanneeks.

TNTWlHU sVlHUNTVlI
Buffalo Horn, the leader Of the
Bannocks, acted aS q scout under
General Howard from Camas Prai-
rie to Henry Lake, when he left on
account of the threatening cold, re-
turing to Fort Hall. Buffalo Horn is
not the hereditary chief of the Ban
mock Indians, but is merely a leader
among the wild warriors, and is
looked up to by them as their cap
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
On Saturday, July 20, 1878,

within legal hours, at the southwest corner of
Main and Madison streets, Memphis, Tenn,
sell at public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, lots four. five. six and soven, fronting
on Pigeon Roost road and Monroe street ex-
tended and also lots ten. eleven, twelve and
thirteen, all in Memphis, Tenn, for more
perfect description Of which and as a matter
OF information as to title, reference may be
made TO proceedings in tfe First Chancory
Court in the causes Of Robert l.. Brown VS.. Il.
Y; galloway et al. No. 93}, r. d Isaac l..
tlilliard ct al. VS.. u. G.. Galloway ct AL, gSl,
X. p.i and W. IL. Turley VS.. L. q. Galloway
ct AZ, io9l, X. d, The title is presumed to bo
good, butI will sell aad convey as Trustee
only. s. p. READ. Trustee,
June II, 1879. SS-iSI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08

The late Presidential contest engen.
dered much bad blood, which GOODNESS
and Judgment will correct. The bad
blood induced by persistent violation
OF natures great but simple laws re
quires not only coolness and judgment,
but obedience to hygienic measures and
the proper use Of DR.. Bulls Blood Mix
ture to insure its publication.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
THE VOLUPTUOUS ORIENT.
Some Ptsu''ar Phases OF Life in
Japan.

De B. Randolph Keim, writing
in the Philadelphia Press a series of
"UnolliciaI Facts and Incidents of
an Official Journey Among Our
Consulates," describes as follows
what he saw in Yeddo:
There may be virtue in Japan,
but to the eyes of a stranger it must
be jewel priceless. AS we drove
away from this very hell Of iniquity
We halted for a few moments az one
of the largest and finest Of the pub
lie bathing establishments. The
Japanese are inyeterate bathers, but
rarely changing the water in the
public bathing places, point Of
controversy might be raised as to-
the cleanliness Of this sort Of ab-
lutions.
THE BATH HOUSE.
Hating before one of these es,
adjustments we alighted and en-
tered, giving the custodian at the
entrance an itziboo as subsidy for
his acquiescence. Over the double
doorway were two groups Of Japan
ese chirography, which being trans.
lated, read Entrance for Men"
and Entrance for Women" We
entered by the former, and follow
ing a narrow passage-way came ont
into a large room lit from overhead,
and across the center Of which ran
a partition composed Of upright
pieces about six inches apart. For
a partition this was quite a success,
so far as observing the ablutioRs of
the female portion of the bathers
was concerned. The tub covered
the entire floor, and the water was
not over six inches deep. On the
males side were three or foar mid
dle-agcd men as bare as Apollo.
scrubbiug away for dear life, entire-
ly obvious apparently to the juX-
opposition of the negative pole OF
sexual magnetism.
In their domestic affairs, in the
inferior arrangement Of their house
hold conyeniences, their habits,
dress, and in fact, in everything,
suggested the "shut your eyes and
don't look sort of honor But as
we were not subscribers to the ia.
panese code we put on an air of in
difference, but kept an eye on the
beautiful. Although the iris and
retina Of our optical apparatus were
always satisfactory in the perform
ance Of their functions, on this oe-
casiou they were doubly called on
{ to serve the pressure of dual emo.
tional sense, that Of astonishmenl
: and fascination, The obstruction
: OF thin poles six inches apart was
$ nothing compared with the studi.
Q GUS gaze with which we penetrated
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
In supreme Courlat Jackson.
b al. M MI nan Id an.

b. l., Lanier ct al. vs. NJ. b. Bell OF al.
~ \ virtue of tho docreo pronounced in this
- cause by the Supreme Court Of Tennessee
Rt jackson, April 3, 1878, l will eher Tor sale
TO the highest bidder, in font Of tho oeurt-
house Of Shelby county, in the city of Mem
phig
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
LEGAL,
In Supreme Court of Tennes-
see at JaoksOn.

W. L. Bent. for use of tho Insurance Com
pany Of the Valley Of Virginia VS.. Geo. NJ.
L. Crook, Jane d. Grnnk ct al.
QY virtue of the decree pronounced by tho
- Supreme Court of Tennessee at jackson.
April 3. 1878. in this cause. will offer for snIe
to tho highest bidder, in front OF the court
house Of Shelby county, III the city of Nom
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
pIAN0BBeautiful Concert Grandnpn an
= lt&lNOPianos. cost $1,000. onlrUhiAN

q en- ei"e' 'Suet SAoVVt only 0bbOeltN
sT9o S9; superb Grand Square Pianos, cost
- it"O; ~, only $500. Elegant Unright Pianos,
eost $500, only SI65. New Style IJpricbt
Pianos sII2 80. Organs s35. ORGANS II
stops, Ss2 90. Church Organs nj stons
cost $3.50, only slI5 Elegant 1875 MiTrsr
Top Organs only siO5. Tremendous
fImee 10 e'"se out present stock,
Newspaper With much information about cost
ot Fianoa ana Organs, SENT FREE
Please address DANIEL y. BEATTIE
Warrington. Nd
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D. W. Bynum VS.. W. o. Searcy.
RY virtue Of the decree pronounced by the
- Supreme Court of Tennessee at jackson,
in this cause, April 8, 1878, / will offer for
sale 10 the highest bidder, in front of the
courthouse OF Shelby county, in the city Of
Memphis.
On Saturday, July 13, 1873,
the. tract Of land mentioned in the pleadinRs
and decree. lying in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, containg 50 acres more or less. and known
and described rs the cast half Of lot No. | of
section l, township l. range 9 west. and being
the same lot conveyed in tho mortgage exc
cuted to complainant, ID. W. Bynum, by de
iendant, W. 0. Searcy, on the S0th of August,
1871.
Terms Of Sale-Said land will be sold upon
a credit of seven l7l and twelve 12) months,
purchaser executing notes with approved per-
sonal security for the purchase money. and a
lien retained on the land until said notes are
paid. Equity Of redemption barred:
June ~, 1878
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
VANCE X ANDERSON, Soils. SO 1l6
\
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lew Advertisements

NJ 70 ADVERTISING AGENT can insert an
~, ~ advertisement in our list of twenty-six
STANDARD WEEKLIES At ten dollars n
llne without losing money. Those advertisers
whe want to obtain the best possible circula-
ilon without expending more than from SEQ to
slCO should address GEO, p. ROWELL &CO
lO SpTuee street. New York oV''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08
LADY GoD1yA.


AS we were about TO leave, a lady
Of elegant attire, and attended by o
female servant bearing her toilet
apparatus and another with other
Inquiries Of the bath, entered. We
thought tho license Of stranger in
foreign parts would warrant us In
lettering a triAe In order to crafty
a little curiosity. Our new arrival,
after giving some directions, with
the assistance Of her maid, began to
arrange hOraelf for the bath. There
are many points Of radical differ
ence between the human gendeFG,
psyehologically, mentally, morally
and intellectually, and all in favor
of the gentle sex. And 50 in their
general habits. A masculine dis,
robing for the bath filings his
clothes in all directions, and
boances into the water with an ill-
petuosity and violence anything
but graceful. Our Lady Godiya,
Cor such we will call her for short,
with her GlRid, neatly folded and
laid away on o cloth in a clean
place each particle of her apparel
as it was removed. First the silkon
ebe, then the flowing gOwn-like
robe Of purple, then the neither gar
ments Of white, until we reach ma
ture's own. 1t is said that Gstrop-
omers frequently level their tele-
scopes at ono star in order to see
another; we levelled our sight ap-
parently at . pretty little creature
in the bath, but by IN obliquity Of
vision took in the other scene un-
observed. Aa gently as a zephyr
playing upon the fslisge Of the
trees shO stepped along toward the
water. Her beautiful rounded
lorm and poetry of motion woald
have been worthy Of the sculptor's
ehisel. e
SIS VENUS AT THE BATH
could not have been more beauti.
Cal, making that -divipely shapon
curvature Of the body with her loll
arm extending obliquely aud down.
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YRNUs Ar THE pATH

VENUS AT THE BATH
could not have been more beauti-
Gal, making that diVipely shapOn
curvature Of the body with her lett
arm extending obliquely aud down
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-08

JOHN II, FREEMAN, Clerk.
L. B. MCFARLAND, Sol. S01i6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04

fes nit chamber perbtnbet, unb ieber
practii6e GARNER ntrb einfeben, bae
cine Garm bon btefer @rbee nt6t pbne
Mittel einseri6tet werpen fam ct
bat aber ben 8prtbeil, f6pn int 2ten
Sabre b~epeutenbe Grnbten ;u betcmz
men, uno wenn aIes gut 9ebt 70 fam
ct barauf re6nen, bab bret Grnbten
ibm fein sonses @nlaseeG Capital surid
brtn9en.
@er aIip auf bic prairte seben Mil
fpute MprriS poer German als 3tel
Der &eiie mdblen, spn rielen pldBen
aus fam er rann 2anb in rem Gcun7
ties 9raperfe, Grant uuo anbern aus
wdblen. Sci Der Our@ reiie rurd,
ct. paul perben bic 5erren !5ermat1tt
9rptt pper 9. Gbompipn germ tpettere
Ausfunft ertbeilen. SIN uebrt9en
nebmen mir Sesus auf unieren trl<
beren 8rtef.
Nmpert geicembnib, Stidpf.
2llerims @helbrDf, Abt.
81. GIput, so. &pril, 1873.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04

berabsespsen rirb. Sn Der Btener
@eltausfeuuns 1873 1T betanntli@
Elm folder 8auon wte pieles Nnoere
fldali6 s~erunslidt. Der beurise pes
rtler Balpn miro aber ieinen Scrz
odnaer BON 1867 Bel @eitem lberz
trefen. Die IN Man6en erideinenoe
eeutl6e Nussate Der pon rcr Commit
fipn autoriiirten Yariier @eltausfel=
lungs 3eituns fdreibt dber ben Gie@
I%enbaIpn: Gr bat. BEL fu9elfSrmtser
@eitalt einen Our6meilcr Don "a
Naeter (t16 6uB bater.) unO umiast
einen &aum ron 10000 &ubifmeter
(SO4480 &ubitfub)> rer nit reinen
8a1eritpffsas Sefiut mercen 1ou.
Der Naden beitebt aus elmer runoen
@ouerie Ypn Is Meter Iur6me1er,
Der bel jerer Aufabrt 50 perionen
a~ufnebmen fann. Die Nufabrt miro
q einem $50 Mfeter 1854 6ub) LAM
gen Gau erfol9en, weldeo rur6 cine
Oampfmai6ine spn 200 Nferpefraft
resulirt werpen tpirc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04
sArecflide Serblcnouns.

Mus Sulra miro sefdrieben Welz
DE @prteuun9en iiber fatbclilhe5 Or
bin UNI wteper bel Ancersz
aldubteen fi6 nod ftnpen, perbunben
nit fra1em Nberslauben, 1T aus Der
folsenpen, spn rcr u6ulpaer 3ts."
m~it9stbetlten unb our6aus rerbIrsten
1batia6e su erftben. Am Na@mitz
tag peS Z. Nprtl fpielte ft6 auf Der
5ausHur teS Wutterbauies in Juloa
cine re6t ersTbli6e Scene ab. Cine
6rau, peren damn in Der @e9eno orn
5ersfelo ft9 aufbdlt, bic aber
ielbt auf Der Domaine 3tebers ais
S%aselSbnertn arbettet, fra9te bus
Itenfmdp6en tsS Mutterbauics ::
u@pbnen renn bier bic Setidwes
tern? ~Setidweitern? Stein, aber
Sarmberstse S6wetern wpbnen bier"
uSo-rann bin i6 ollo bier re6t, t6
ppIlte metnen Mann bier tppt teten
la0en !; bic Sdwetern baben fdon
einmal etnen Mann auf Dem Yetersz
berse tortsebetet." Die alfp @nSerez
bete brad BET bieien 8prten in alutes
9a6en aus. Die font purdaus nt6t
seitis setbrt erideinence 6rau poute
lt6 Son ibrem @abne gar ni6t betebz
rem lafen uno So9 fosar lit portz
monnate, TIM bic swei Mart pelde
na6 ibrem 8iNen bas ~Spctbetcn"
foite, gu erlesen. Sebr betrdbt lber
ben MtberfOls ibres nnternebmene
Sps fte fdlieBli6 BON banner ut,o wtrc
ibren Mann bis auf Wetteres libel
uper wpbl bebalten mihen.
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Gnoe eines NduberS.

Del berl6tiste &duber Sattler BON
Deirelbera B.@N. 8tlSbofen in 8atz
err, purDe ant l.. Nprtl i'm Sample
NIT @enparmerte npn ber ct Serfplst,
fi6 in cine S6eune suridse;psen.
er1dc6cn, nadoem ein S6ub pes sez
fiir6teten Gerbre6ers ben @enrarmer
S9lb Der Citation Sttersfir6en &C.
tSbtst bate. slus pa7au, 2. @pril
miro Der ~Donauz3t s." oariber fol-
eences Ndbere bertdtet 0eitern Nodz
mtttas ftteBen Der Cations Gcmmat,1
oant 5aber, pann bic @enoarmen
S9uB unb &eIner BON StterStir6en
in Srau6aoOrf 0emeinpe &ir6bers,
auf BEN FI9ttsen Sattler, ber BORT in
eilem Stapel (Sdeune) fd pertedte.
Der @enoarm S9IB ndberte lt6 auf
wenise S6ritte Dem Stapel als Elm
S6ue fiel, Der Jpn n%ierertredte. Sdis
mar am 5alfe tEotli6 setrpfen unr
farb Na6ts sebn ubr. Spfprt wurpe
bic @enoarmertez Nannfdaft Don paiz
lau, Der @adtmeifter uno adt Wann,
telesrapbil9 robin bsproert. Sci ibrer
Nnfunft empfns fe Sattler ebenfaIe
nit Sdti7en, erwtperte bic Nuforz
reruns, i6 su er9eben, nit 5obn uni
feuerte na6 Dem 8adtmeiiter felbn
einen S6uB ab, pbne gu trefen. Snz
spii6en fam cine Nbtbeiluns Sdser
BON Yai1au ; ber Stacel purce UNI
ite1t. Spdter famen aud pie @eu=
rarmerie Mannfdaftsn BON gilsboz
fen, Sanrbad, &atbmannspprf urr
NiGa. 0esen Z ubr Nbenrs sers
iuGte Sattler ausSubreden uno feuerte
auf Gas Genlter ces Bpbntaufes, 100
rim ct @enoarmerte permutbete. De-
S6ub rruroe pom rer rort ppiirten
Manni6aft sleidsettis erwicert. Son
rteiem @usenblide an nabm man bic
gauge Nadt biercur6 nidts meb,
wobr, uno als ces Mprsens eeeen
rem Starel BON allen Seiten Yoraez
sansen puroe, lag Sattler tort ron
elmer 8usel our9 ben 5ols setrofen
am Sppen. Sattler bate Elm erauen<
baftes Iusieber, trn9 einen Iprpel>
tusen init BuGieniad uno fibrte etnc
Mense idarfe patronen bel lid. Nud,
nit propiant, Sped, eerdu6ertem
6leti6 uno Sroe par ct serfeben.
Seine Montur mar tnbeilen dueerli
REJECT. Ourd rtelss blutise Gnpe ii
ben nit Streifen unO lOnttsen 9alten
belarenen @emeinpen, in bener fid
Der oerwesene Menid berumtrieb, cis
crlebnte Rube wieper9e9eten.
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Gin tuanbcln0cs Munbcr.

6err3. 81. @teuens. =
Wertber Serr ! OppobG Shnen peri6nfi@ unbefdnuts
rn6Ate i& Sbnen biernit m~ittbeueu, mas Sbr VEGE-
TINE fur MID 8etban bat.
Qeste Weibnadten ma6ter Gtrcpbfln ibre Grihetnurs
n metnem Gptern 9rcBe cite .npe Sef4pure traten
tie fplst bel mir auf: Gins an leDem ,neiner Urine; ems
ON @Hentel, nos ii@ biz sum Sis erltredte; ems an
meinerm Sppf, tas iib III ben SGaneltnchen btncinfrab;
eins an metnem linten 8ein, has 10 (Hltinln iuurce. eab
lpei GerSte tamen, nm baS @lten 81 arnputtren, obihon
lie bel elner Gcnlultaticn bcihloIien, fteS Su unterlaiens
ba uein aan8er 9eib rpuer Gfrrpbeln ipar. Gle btelteu
es fur rarbian., fas unbeihreiblida iHrer,bafte 0elApilr
oubui@neiben, unb aus b;eiem eiaem Gel4wur Flop Elm
Quart SITTER berau8.
@ammtli@e 4erste bielten mid fur %unrettbar benz
Gcoe ~rerfalen unb iasten, ie fDnnten nt4ts METER fhr
MIDI tbuu. M1etne beieen Seine trdren Bis gum Sis EMS
pcr s~etrlrtntt unb Sepermann slaubte, rab i'd, ~Seitleben5
Elm 6rarpel bseiben pnrce, ieltlt lpenu th NIT benz sebea
baron Tame.
Sn Sisim 3utanS iab ta etne antunOisuns tes
Mars. SD fubr bamit fort, bts Id ieh;ebn Gluiden sez
braaht bate, uno tteieu Mprsen Seke i'd, etn seiunoer
Rann, Vim Welihtrrn Su rilsen. &Ge retne RaHbarn
iasen, es iei elm Gunper, mid un,hersehen nnS ar6ssteu
8um edtufe min i'd nod biusufnsen, tas ID, ais ID
70 51redliG an lener furhtboren 8rantbeit, ben Gfrcpbeln,
men; ha MIR aber bas VEGETINE ben 9esen ber Ges
iunebeit w~iebersab, 70 iplniGe i'd rnebr aIs ie Sn leben,
i'm r1einen Mitneni4en nusen ju t6nnen, nno I'D tenne
Eeinen beSIern We1, bieS iu tbun uno ber le!benesn
WenImbett Su bienen, aS inbem i'd Sbnen bieie Ses
i~hreibun1 rneines SALES ~hberienbe. NIT Der oufrthtt9en
8itte, hab Sie btefelbe rer6irntli6en modem; NIT Wers
snlseu irerpe ih iece Mittbetlnns be%antrcrteu, bic Id IN
Sesus euf bteien Gesenitanb erbalten mag.
G4tuusspOn Der S6rise,
@itGtam Rasa,
Iperp, gerrien County, Mei@., 10. Sult 1872.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-04

rSbrem 1Ympatbil9en @ebanfen met
men 8etfau.~ 90 &ietpr 5usp, rs
Sabre alt. ant 81. Mdrs 1878. Sc
ia ldcn iber Elm babies Sabrbunoert
Der, als eerielbe Wann. ert 22labri9,
aber ldon cine Seribmtbeit cine ~1'tc<
aIil6e Nuswabl" aus S%cltatre's
Sriefen Seranialtete unb In Der Sor@
reee f6rieb SD bin wett entfernt
sas @enie cieleS auBercroentlt6en
Nannes gu leuanen ; aber Inn 70 Bit
terer betlaoe i3 ben frirplen uro utz
beilypuen Webrau6, ben CT caYpn 9e5
x,adt bat. SD feufse iter oiefen
f66nen @eif Der feinen bpben Seruf
ni6t ycrtanr, lber eieien llnoanfba@
rem, pelder Die Seufdbett leiner Mule
nnO bic Seilistett bes @aterlanbe6
prcfanirtc. Sn 1einem Gebler ielbf
iaa feline Strafe, Sein &ubm 1T
nett rpeniSer srpt, ais ct Bate iein
fSnnen, neil er mad jeper @rt BON
&ubm, aud no6 rem bes 5erpfrat,
aeRrett bat. Aue Seller bat er be-
baut, unc rph fam man nt6t fa9en.
baB CT Elm einsises frudtbrinseno sez
Rtadt bdtte; unp neil ct ben frecelz
baften gbr9eis beiab, in Slet6er Weiie
6amen Der NabrunS wte Res @tftes
a~ussuRreuen, pesbalb baben su ieiner
epiSen S@ma6 bic Giftfeine bic
retGte 6rudt setrasen. @oltatre u11r
feline Belt miiiIen fi6 pedielieltts am
flasen unb enti6ulri9en. 3mil9en
beiren beltebt Elm Nustaufd pon 0ottz
'lpfAfeiten unr Spubetten. War
eenfe 1i6 Solitaire in ptefe in Nufbz
flung be9rifene @eieaiaaft serpOrfen
pte cine S9lunse in etnen Sumpf.
gr bate fein sanseS 0tft nBtbt9, um
btelen &ptb in @atIun9 su brtnsen,
uno ibm audi mue man bic S9ulp
oufbirren fir einen Sroben Sbeil Der
1lneebeuerlt6fetten Der &eSpluttpr.~
5eute plrpe 5u9c Der SInslins aber
5u9p ben GreiS errGtben.