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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
A Queer Jersey Colony.
EIGHTY YEARS or INCARCERATION AND ITS
RESULTS.

From the Philadelphia ltecofd'l
A colony Of in!crmarricd blacks and
whites is located about eight miles
from Millville IN New Jersey. The
place is known as Gouldtown, and was
settled about so years ago by John
Gould. after whom the town was
named. Now il numbers about 500
;nhabiian,s. These are scattered. how
ever, and the land occupied by them
covers within an area of about six
miles. The town is so near Bridge
ton, which is u few miles further
south, that nearly all the dealings Of
the place, occur there. On this &C.
count there is scarcely a sign of lite
about the place, and were it not for a
toll. gate and its charges the passing
stranger woud hardly know that the
place was Inhabited.
The dwellings are all framed, some
aspiring to architectural style, while
the majority are but slight improve
ment upon the railroad tool house.
Two painted signs are visible, one an
nouncing the location Of the post'of-
flee, and the other designating the
school. l.house but these are so nearly
etfaced by the wear of time as to be
in keeping with the liteless aspect of
the village. The church is the most
artistic bnilding in the place, and lis
pastor is the ruler of the town.
The women of Gouldtown are white
and their husbands are negroes. Men
or women who are not willing TO
comply with these conditions of mar
riage cannot live in the village with
ease or comfort, tor the Goulctowners
will have no one about but those in
sympathy with their notions. This
was the request of its founder when
he passed away. And this request
their descendants are determined TO
carry out. Gould's intention in found
ing the place was to develop his the
ory of the equality Of the negro in
his right to marry into the white race.
Gould was colored man, and be
fore founding Gouldtown was in love
with young white girl. This is SIP
posed to have INDUCED the remarkable
theory which he evolved. Gould at
the time of this love affair was resld-
ing in Camden, where be married the
girl and whure he started to inaugur-
ate his theory of equality. He soon
found other negroes who had similar
designs upon females of the white col
or, and when they were consummated
Gould and few others, frlendless and
penniless, started to dig livelihood
out of South Jersey land. The place
they selected was indeed a Jersey Sa-
hara. Whether they paid for the
land is not known.
From time to time the sentiment in
creased by the addition Of the negroes
who had taken unto themselves white
women as wives. The offsprings Of
these people were, of course, mulat-
toes some of whom remained at
Gouldville and intermarried, and
others sought matches elsewhere so
that in the fruition OF time white men
ioined in wedlock with mulattoes and
mulattoes joined with white women.
This state of affairs passed on until
to-day the colony presents a mixed
condition of society.
The young people of the town are
very light IN color, and there is no
difficulty in distinguishing the negro
blood in the features Of the highest.
The men are mostly strong, healthy
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
IL WE KNEW.

II ws knew the cares aud crosses
CrowdIng around our nslghbors,Way
II We knew tho little losses,
Aorely grisyous day BY day,
Would we then 30 often ehlde him
For his lack of thrift aud gain
Leaving on hia heart shadow,
Leaving on our lives a stain 7
five know tho clouds above I'd,
Held by gentle blessings there
Would we tura away oil trembling
Ia our blind aud weak despair
Would ws shfmk from little shadows
Lying on tho dewy grass,
While tia only birds Of Eden,
Just in mercy hying past
II wa knew the silent story,
QuIyering through tho heart OF pAln'
Would our womsnhood dare doom them
Back to haunts o. guilt Agsinl
Life hath many tangled crossing,
JOY hath many break Of woe,
Aud the checks, tear,washed, are whi'eH'
This tho blessed angels know
Lot 10 reach into our bosoma
For tho koy to other lives,
And with love toward errlpg nature,
Cherish good that still survives
SO that when Our dIsfobednplrlta
Soar 10 roaimS OF light again,
We may say, dear Father, Judge III
Aa wo Judge our fellow mon,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
CurlosItles Of courtshlp.

Reported virtues have sometimes
paved the way TO tho most romantic at
taehments, Colonel Hutchinson COVER
nor Of Nottingham Castle and town In
the time Of tho Civil War, being at the
house of Sir Allen Apsley, was great
ly pleased with child Of q pleasant
aud vivacous spirit, One day when
looking on a shelf, he found a few
Latin books, aud asklng whose they
were he was told by the young Miss
that they were her eldest sisters lie
at once wished TO SEQ her / but AZ she
was gone from home he was not like
" TO have his wish fulfilled, Mean
whilo gentlewomcn who had been Miss
Apsley's companions used to tell him
how reserved and studiouS she was !
and these reports so inhamed his de-
sire to see her, that he began 10 won
der why he should have such q strong
impulse toward one he had never seen
They scarcely passed a day but some
accident or discourse still kept alive
aud strengthened his wish to see her
Once q company at a gentleman IS
house, a certain song was sung which
was said to have been written by Miss
Apsley, who by-thc.by was greatly
praised by two or three gentlemen in
the party. lie, Mr.. Hutchinson, heard
all this, and said to one OF the gentle
men: II can not be at rest until this
lady returns, that may be acquainted
with her. The same evening, while
they were at supper, some statement
was made which gave him tho i'm
preston that the young lady was mar
ried, he was taken III immediatly, and
had TO leave the table. He, however
learned shortly after that his impress
ion was wrong. Afterwards they
were fortunate enough to meet, and Q
friendship at once created which rip
ened into strong affection. Devoutedly
attached to her, che became to him
a most admirable wife and companion,
and lived to he the writer of the "His
tory OF the Siege OF Nottingham Cas-
tie"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
An AstOnislhed Editor.

An exchange says: We find upon
our table one of the newest OF pic
lures. 1t is beautiful IN design, small,
but showing great artistic skill in Its
make up. The prevailing colors are
green and black, the two blending so
harmoniously that the effect is pleas
ing IN the highest degree. We shall
not of course, presume to give an ex-
act description of this picture, but
some of the characters look SO noble,
so striking, that we cannot refrain
from describing them. The head
center, or rather the hero Of tie pic
ture, holds in his left hand banner,
in his right hand sword; his head
is thrown back, his left foot extended,
and, taken altogether his appearance
is that OF one challenging another to
mortal combat, waiting for the other
fellow to knock off the chip. His
eyes are cast upward, resting on the
word f-Hello! what's this Great
snakes? if it isn't five dollar bill
We took it for some kind of chro.
mo that had come in. But we see
now it is-either our devil has been
robblng bank or some delinquent
subscriber has been conscience strick-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

SUNDAY AFTERNOON for May con-
taius: The Rooms Width The
Kingdom OF Heaven; six Stories In
One: Calvin the Sinner; The Kings
Advent; The Humility Of Positivism
The Mormons; Womens Expert
rhents 10 Economy; Making Out /;
The Present Standing Of Political
Economy; An Excellent Mathema'
ticiap, Philosopher and Divine A
Curious Phenomenon OF the Plain
The Year; A Night on the Bitter
Lake; A Neighborly Interest.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
Windsor Photograph Rooms.

PIRsT.CLAss WORK GUARANTEED,
OLD PICTURES copied and enlarged and
finished in Ink, Water golors, Oil, htereo'
scopie Views taken OF Residences Horses
or Groups, and IN fact, all kinds OF fholo'
graph Work done satisfactory or no charge
Albums, Picture frames, Microscopes
stereoseopic Views Of Windsor aud vicinity
asseporlouts, &C., Sc, always on hand
Also, Agent Tor tho celebrated Esty organ
Having had experience in the business
we trust NO shall merit liberal publie
patronage .,.nosu iSsansS,l ,.u.,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

The largest infant at birth of which
there is any authenticated record was
born in Ohio on the 18th Of last Janu.
ary. The new born boy was twenty.
three and three quarters pounds in
weight (thc ordinary weight being
about six pounds. and thirty inches
in height (the ordinary height being
about twenty incbes), The circumfer'
ence of the head was nineteen inches,
and the foot was five and q half in
ches in length. Six years ago the
same woman became the mother OF a
child eighteen pounds in weight and
twenty.four inches in height. The
size and weight Of the baby though
are proportionats to the
size of the parents. The mother Mrs.
NJ. V. Bates, of Nova Scotia, is seven
feet and nine inches high, and the
tater. a Kentuekian, is seven feet nine
inches high. The London Hospital
Museum can boast no longer OF Its
giant infant, which is only twenty
four inches in height, with the head
thirteen and half inches in cir
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

The parlor set should be busted on the
front piazza tor obvious reasons. Lots OF
people would never know you had one
if 1t we're not brought out for inspec-
ton ct least once year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
Now ,hera abideth these things

Now there abideth these things,
which every man can do better than
any one else: Poke a fire; put on his
own hat; edit a newspaper; tell q
story, after another man has begun 1t |;
examine railway time table.-[Bur-
lington Hawkeye.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
A Colorado paper says: SAN Eng

A Colorado paper says: San Eng
lishman. swho had seen better days,
was riding in the coach to Leadville
recently. There were good many
other people in the coach, Also
will you please said the Englishman
open that window; l want to see the
mountain scenery An Irishman,
who was snoozing in corner, looked
up on hearing the remark, and ob
served: 'Bedad, you'll see plinty ov
it a month from now, when ye're
comm back on tut.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
Tho Conn. Valley Insurance Agency

represents lhs largest ana most ie''Ap'0
Fire, Life and Accident InsUr-
anec Companies
In the world. Among them are The Aetna
ish, North America, Germanla, Continental
and the leading Mutuals OF Vermont and Mas
saehusetis, also, The Equitable Life OF New
York and the Travellers Life aud Accident
OF Hartford. -, -, ,
Responsible persons having large RISKS to
place will consult their interests BY eoffen'
bonding with this Agency.
Our principles Of business arc close Sefn'
tiny OF Risks. .,,
Rigid adheranee TO adequate rates, fair and
square settlement OF honest losses. DO not
fail TO have your Life and Property Insured al
the Conn. Valley Insurance Agency.
l.. ID. SABINE, Agent,
Windsor. W.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

Never mind about getting dinner
on house cleaning day. John won't
come home, unless he is greater fool
than we think be is.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
Wanted His Pnpa's skull.

Florence, the actor, tells this story
of tho elder Booth: lie was playing
"Hamlet" in Virginia one night, aud
had no skull. A little darkey yolun.
teered to get one. When Booth was
leaving the theater, he felt some one
tugglng at his coat tail. lie looked
around and saw tho little brunette.
"What will you have, sonny!' "Pleaso
sab, / want daddy's skull. sah.'
"Daddy's skull !" "Yes sab. Dat
used ter be de ole mans head'piece
afore the mewel kicked him, an man.
my II lick me ter rags ef ! lose it."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

All men are not homeless, but
soms are home less than others.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
Hartland Business Cards.
+. GIL Is L II Il
Manufacturer of and Dealer In

Plows, Cultiyators, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW wARE,RoLL BAKERS
Door Rollers, Door Roller Tack, Corn
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates anc
Bars, Sap Pans, Arch Tops, Mouths end
Rimmers, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks
Registers, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstcad Castings, 6a'
Castings, Birdsncst Tuycr Irons, Sleigh ano
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mes's approved Smut Mills,
Howe's Standard Scales, GIBBS Cylinder Plow
Shares, Harrows. &c.
~ Orders solicited.
Hartland. W., May !, 1871. l4S4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07
West Randolph Business Cards.
Stage Line from Woodstock to
Rutland

CHANGE OF TINE. Leave Woodstock at
I a. M, and arrive in Rutland at p. m.-
Return same day, connecting with Ludlow
Stage at Bridgewater. Fare SO. Express
Business done at low rates. Stage runs from
Bridgewater to connec. with Msil Train out,
and return on its arrival. Headquarters at
Eagle Hotel, Woodstock, Vt.
c. b. CARPENTER, Contractor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-07

"Tske the "best paper"--the AGE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Gentmer. ftntt SMiDeI.

Inter ben @etreiocbdnolern Der Ser.
Staaten ftnoet 9e9entpGrttg cine itdrte
v8eDegung" su @unlten Der Ginfibru1g
elmer MeueI Otelinng oeS @etreioeS itatt.
Wtan mill IS itatt, wie iebt, na6 8nldeln,
mad Gentmerm 600 Yfltno) Oertaufel.
Gegen cine lolde gleuerung lit mi6t oas
Minbelte einsutpenoen nun loIl man niht
mei1en, DaB oaourd Der 8ertebr nit @u>
o iebr tpelentli6 erIeidtert iperoen
tpitroe. Oenn lpenlt iptr aud bier nab
100 8funb itatt nab 60 Pluno (oies lit
baS @epi6t zines 8nl6el Weisen) redo
men, 10 ipirb oamit bic JtolbtDenotateit Der
umrednuug nidt beleitigt. Sn @nglan6
ipiro man na6 ipte Dor na6 QuarterS
Coon 48O; 496 unb 504 8flnb), in Trant>
reid uno Oeuti6lono na6 100 Stilo=
gramm GEO ant. Hfunb), in Oeitrei6
unb Stalien na6 metrtiden Gentern rehz
men. Smumerbin tpitroen alio Die Yreisz
notirlIngem Der eMropGil6cn @etreioeb0r>
len in unicre @eiDidte uno Yretie uln9e=
tpanoelt perben miiien: -eS lei oenn,
bah 4dns europa it6 glcibfaQs gu Der
Nuuobmc uulerer 9tednung entl1lolle,
MORAN nidt 81 oenten lit.
Su Stem yort bat neuIid Der Goriiber
ser Truhtb0rle etnen GDrtrag ilber ben
@e9enitanO sebaIten, iucldem iDir Tol9eIz
pes entnehn1en:
Set 1860 iin6 bur6 0elebe 30 Stdaten
BON ben SO nnO 4 Serritorien tpeni9ltens
10 tpeit iiberein9etonmen, oaB in i6nen fir
etipa 40 2lrtitcL oaS 8uibelmoB bailcIbe
lit. Sr ben Gnoeren Staaten berri6t
nod Die olte 8crl6ieOenbcit uno
@~onfGiion. 9a 1T ein 8uibeInsab
@eisen ettpas gat3 onocrcs als Elm
lol6cs bon 9afer H.. |. NJ. Glib uno
9toroz Carolina. Nlobama, Tloribd,
Milfiliippi, grfanias, Genneiiee uno
Neoa6a iin6 6te idlimmiten Staoten. SSn
ben ibrigem Staaten lit ein 8uibel Mei3em
so 8fun6, in &booe SSlono, Maine uno
Delaipare eibt eS ftine 9eieblihe 8eftimz
militia bieriiber, 1T Galif0rnien aber lit baS
Neas ouf Sd 8fo. geleBt. Gin 8uibeL 3togs
oem lit in 81 Staaten oagcgeu mur Sc
Gfun6. Safer bat Don 26 Su So 8fun6 per
BuibeL, @erite BON $50, 8uAiuei5en
bon 42-50.
Giuioe Staaten baber fir einige 9lrtifeI
Sic WeIIung nah bent @etui6t eingefibrt,
fir nuoere niht. Sir mande NrtifeL gibt
es MIR in einigen Stdaten Iol6e Seltltelz
Iunoeu. Sn gtew yort betrd9t Elm 8uibeI
Safer 80 8funb, inn ge9eniiber Iiegenoen
Sen sSerlep aber 80. Ser 6dmoler III gros
piiionen fault Tleii6 i'll Chicago rnb Ders
i1ifft IS naG Ser Seetlite Bel bent 100
Giinb avoirdupois. ct be3abIt Trodt fir
6alielbe mad Gnslanb mad Der Gonne bon
224O gfun6, unO D%ertalft es bort mad
benz gentner bon 112 Pfunb.
Ser @rporteur BON 8eiSen fault 1T
gGicooo nab bem Guibel bon 60 Gfunb !;
bic 8srlenoung mad 0tetu Oort ober sebt
mad gentncrn, bic Sro6t iiber's Wteer
tuieDer ma9 BEN 8Ilbet. @irO Der @eis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

ri6t, ionoern bic eigeue Taulbeit, Oumm=
belt, Gnideret unb Shiueinerei iet IS,
ipelde ben neueu Qusbrud Der Seu6e
iibcr Menlpbis 9ebra6t babe. 9as vgroBe
Sterben" im borigen Sabre lei cine bins
ldltgli6e @arnuug geipelen. SIN @ins
ter, ipGbrenb bic &dIte Bic &rants
beitSfeime uni6doli6 9enna6t bate,
bate Die Staot Die angentellenen Npr=
tebrufgcn gegen Die MteDerfeDr Der
Seude trcffen miiiitn. 9a D1tten fi6
Nbsu850rGbcn Dbne WtilDe unb @efabr a,>
lc9cn MN 10 bic llrlahe bet 0erieuhung
ableiten laIien. Ood 9ttdts Der 9lrt lei
geldeben; Die abideulidite Sdtpeiuerei
lei na4 iuie DOr all ber Sa0esorbnung gc>
blieben uHo lobolO Die Sommerbibe einz
getreten lct, babe iie Die im Otaiien uorbalz
oeneu Ycltfcinle auSgebriitet.
Inter lolhen llmitdmben meint 6err
Siuing. Jet bic cinSi9e rid)tige Nrt. Drift
liden WnbltbGtigfeitslinn gege1 OtcmpbiS
Su betbGti9cr, Die, oa6 man @jelocr sur
9teint9ung uno ~@ntltGnferuitg Der GtaOt
beiiteuere. NfempDiS ielbit lei banferotr,
beiibe f~einerlei Oeittel, lid 81 belfen =
Od tonne Die 0ilfe nur bon auBen tonlz
ileil. Meit belicr, OnB man &Ioaten fit
WtempbiS grade, ais WrGber. Wdren bic
bieIen 0unberttduien6e bon Dollars, bic
im Sabre 1878 fir bic &rantcn ltnb
Sterbsnoen bortbin gei6idt ipuroen, Sur
Nnle9un9 eineS GlOatennebes peripcnDct
iuoroelt, 10 ipiir6e in bielem Sabre bic Bejt
gar nidlt luieOer aus9ebro6en iein.
0aS lpiro ipobL rihtig lein. &i6tig lit
ober aud, Dap Wempbis our6 lcin Ser
balteu paDreno uno ~belonoers II d iciner
9eimlubung int prrigen Sabre ben Boblz
tbGti9tcitsiinn bes NorbenS n0uig aufges
braudt bat. Ser 9lmerifaner bilft germ
9emicni9en, Der iid reOlide Wtibe giebt,
fid iclblt gu bclfeu. nidt aber benz faulcm
Shnorrcr. Wtempbis bat tcinen Gcriu6
gcmabt. iih iclbit su belfen, cs iei benu
baB man bic 8eidwimoIung ieiner @laus
bigger fur einen iol0en Yeriu1 9elten laiz
icn iuouc. SIS idIdit. iuie es iid 9ebettet
bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
No Oer G6Mb orH6t.

I'm Die nria6en bes vOruGes" (de-
pression) nusfinoig Su MAIDEN, ipel6er gut
3eit auf Der DISQUALIFICATION, gctuerbz
Iihen uno 9anoelstbdtlgteit bt5 0anoeS
latte, bat Der GOnereB eilcn Musihub einz
gelebt, oer gegentuGrtig in G6icago tdgt
unb v3eugen rerbort." Die Ieitenben
NitgIieoer bieies Nusi6uIIes iinb WGn=
ner, meIHe ii6 iiber Die alsutpenbenben
6eiImttteL bouftGnoig fGar finb, loz
balo lie nur erit bic &rGntbeit gefunben
BADEN iperoen. Dies bat freili6 einiSe
Shpierigteiten. 9enn fe fommem 3u
elmer 3eit bierber, 100 6as q s gel6dft
in 6anocI nno @eiDcrbe fi9 zines Nuf>
i6punges wie ieit UieIen Sabren nidt err
freut; no Der our9 Die Bdnten nermitteIte
t6Rlihe @cl6umiab (~clearings) fat bop;
peIt 10 9rO6 lit, tuie ult bteielbe 3eit bot
einem Sabre; tuo mebr Nrbeitcr
IObnen6e 8eiddftt9ung baben, oIs ienlaIS
1uDor III Chicago (nieIci6t init ein3iger
AusnabnIe bes @ie~oeraufbau Sa1reS
1879 un0 ibre Sei6weroen ii9 gar ni6t
eegen bic 90be 6es 2Obnes, iOu6er nur ges
gen bic QGnge 6es Tagepertes ri1ten.
Inter ioldeu 1lmltGn0en bic III az
den bes v9ruds" 3u finben, lit a1erz
bin9s cine ihtpierige Nufgabe. @s gebt
ben 5erren bonn Nusi6uiie Dieuei@t 10,
mie Dor brittebaIb SabrbunDertem iclet
@eIebrten, tpeIhen Der ipaBige 60nig Safob
bic Grose iteute, iparum ein bis 5umJtanoe
boiler elmer @aiier pe6er iiberIaufe, nod
iGtDerer tper6e, tuenrt man eiaen lebenoi9en
Slid bineiniebe. Oie armen &erIe 3erz
n1nrterten itd ben 3opf, nm bIr6 Die
beripideItften tuiiieni6aftli6e 8erednnns
- -. HS~."AA ora
fe i@IieBIi6 Die Sridte ibres @rlbeLns
benz R0nig OOrIe9ten, fra9te bieier iie:
sat benn ir9enb elmer Der 9erren IS Der
Wii6e fir pertb gebalten. bOrerit einmaI
an untsriuden, OBJ es nabr 1T, baB Der
Gimer 8aller aid iberIdtft ulb ni6t
idtperer tpirO, tpenn man elm Slid bineins
tkut?@ - Die 0eIebrten itanoen ba ME
Dor hen Ropf gei6laGen. Sa. 6aran
freili& bate teiner pom ibnen geoa6t! Sic
betteu ags mad @ganbsH flr cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
(GOrreiponbena Der DSH;nois Stuats3ettuus. y
@Ettf Der NciIc tt16 Der S~tIberNnttte.
Bon u. 6. Sefng.
SoDopo, ~. SUM- 1879.

Nv.
Tecortpa lit elm tleiner Srt, Der auf
MIDI benlelben traurtgen Gtnorud mG6te,
ipie ale anDeren Srte, Die mir paliirt bats
ten. &ein SauS, neldleS nidt i'm SERIAL
g"etpeien tp6re. Son Der Stride naren u
nod Drei @loden iibrig, Die un9eTGbr bret
SUP bod auf einem 6ol3geriilt bingen -
Die STRIDE mar f~prtgemalben. V0n Wtitz
tags beS Dorigen Cages all batten Die arz
men S1iere nur ct1mal @nIler uno ettpaS
6eu befommen, babel 6errl6te cine flr6s
terlt9e 9iBe, 10 baB ipir uns entl1lofsl,
bis Sonnennntergang SIT tparten. gS1r
trafen oeSbalb crit ge9et 10 1lbr i'm Nans
do Gan SuanttO, elmer armlel19en
BON armen 2euten bemobnten Mobnung,
eiu. Mir botten 6as @liiG bier ie6S @ier
3u erbanoeln, Die ebrlid Dertbeilt tpur0en;
leiber batten mir bier mte0er u1lere Tlns
ger auitatt 20ffel uno @abeIn 81 gebraus
den, benn bel ben 8%epObnern 0tpei Sas
miIien) tparen feline su finben uno mir
batten leioer bic unlrigen in @uaDmas
Der9elien.
Obne SrI6Itiid bra6sn mir I'M 8 ubr
tUieber auf, UNI mO mOgli9 nod Nbenos
Gerro Colorado, Die nGd1te Ganbo
sur Wtine, gu erretden. Wir batten nod y
Siguas, lngefdbr 20 Weilen, bis oabtn 3us
riidSulegen. Der @eg ting an INNER nnz
ebener Su tperben. QSir f1nlell Dem @ebtrge
INNER nGber, Der 9immel pa bebedt, eS
Drobte 5l regncn, idon Datte es meDrere
ytd6te 9ebliBt. Die 9ieroe, Die fat 5u
Sooe gepettldt tparen, nuroen immer mebr
unfG9ig su arbeiten. @Ieih beiln Nufbrez
den batten mir cine babe Stunoe SM arr
beiten, bis Tie an3ogen, s,trOb bes Ieeren8as
gems. Gorlpann mar ben ganScn Neg ents
lang nidt 81 betommen, i6 enti6loB mid
baber gu reitcn uno oas aipeite Pfero nads
3uSie9en. Matbeo nnb Sobn mubten bins
ter benz @agen ~berlaufen, Der 3reiber
neben Der unb auf bieie 8eiie ieBte bic
&arapaue ft9 in 8etuegung. Benigitens
bunoert 0tal mat i6 ge5tuMngen bergauf7
ndrts ua63ui6ieben Mno baum pteoer
b%ergabpGrts gu eeben unS bic Pteroe sH
boIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
MeMtNNiSz @etIfamfa.

8ie bor ieds Monaten in europa Der
Same @etIiantu, 10 bat iebt in
Nmerifa Der 9iame so III bis cinen
b0ien Slang. Scenes tuar Der 6eerb ber
i@iuar3en, Oieies lit Der 9eero Osr 9elben
Selt. Die Gntriitung iiber Die frebel=
bate 2iioerLibfeit unb Sdmuberei, ipelde
Mempbis bat sum YeItbeerbe iperben Iaiz
ien, Iberpie9t bas @eflbL Der meni6z
Ii3eI Gbeilna6me nit bent S6tdlaI leis
ner 8epObner. = Sn &ublanO bat ma
fur3en grOseB 9emadt uno NetIiunta
nieoergebrannt; :. 10 melt in Sesug auf
Dternpbis 81 gebeit, lit man in &merifa
mob ttlht genei9t; aber ousuiueit lit man
Miht Danon entfernt.
9afiir 5eu9t unter Nn6erem Cit NufIaB
aus Der Sober bes ~bSriibmten &anSclreoz
ners 9aoiO Spiug in Der lcbten Drummer
per Alliance. Sping ~peripirIt gdnsIi6
iene trantbafte @mpftnbiamteit, pel6c bic
8eGobner BON Mempbis als idulolole
S6ladtOpfer elmer 9Ottli6en Seimiuduna
betraGtet. Ni4t Elm s0ttli&es Strafses
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04

ner augemeIenem QanbbertDciIung
uuo Der 8iloung zines unabbGngis
aen 8auernitambe tpci6en. 9Bie
Oies ansuba6nen unb b%urasufi9ren lei,
lit Gin Yroblem, wel6eS %9egenipdrtig III
England bic belten &0pfe bel6dftigt. 0as
amertfanii6e GoIf fam itoI5 barauf letn,
oaB cs am meiiteu sur 8efreiung bcS ci8s
Iiidcn Sulfes bon citcm untulroigen uno
oriidcnoen 2anobau : SDitcm beitragen
piro. (9t. 9. StSstg)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
Rl1tf aipet Qtuaen.

9as 6euti6c 9teid lit iebt, tpie Sic be-
fannie Spru6peiie lautet, auf 3petMuz
yer gefte4t. - @enn Qubtpig Der 8ierz
sebnte bon li6 iagte, DAB Gr Ser vStaat"
lei, 10 fam nit 9letdem Jtedte Bismard
BON ii6 la9en, baB @r bas 9tei6 lit. M1it
eben1o DieI riidii6tsloler Tbatfraft, mie
ieiner 2e;t Der &arbinal &i9eLien in Srant=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-04
8cchenIIIchc SIII4roIs 5taats-Bcifltno.

gem in 2iperpooL Derfduft, re6net man
mad benz Gentner BON 112 9funb, iuenn
in 0onbon, nah Dem Quarter bon $50,
tpeun nadD 6ull ober 9tcipcaitle, mad benz
BON 5O4 Yfun6; nad 9unOee, bon 496
Sfun0 u. /. ~.