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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

editor by early transmitting it to you for
your inspection, Or, as you promise, for
publication.
Yours, with the utmost respect,
EDW'D H. THAYER.
Muscatine, Feb. 81, 1858.
1.-The article enclosed with the above is
quite lengthy. We, therefore, insert only
the concluding paragraph, it being all that
is relevant to tho controversy which called
forth this communication.-Ed. Jour.l
eyes, kind reader, they did dance. Nj.
rabtle dictu! We turned our eyes in sorrow
from the scene, and hastened to our home,
glad that we were not as wicked as our
brother. We thought that depravity must
have taken possession of the hearts of some
OF our fair Ladies, or else they would not
have dared to "trip the light fantastic toe'
upon such an occasion. OF course the whole
affair was intended to be Solemn one.'
and that the 'solemnity' should be inter-
rupted by all hands round' and pop goes
the weazel,' is too diabolical to contemplate.
We hope these 'desperadoes' will be called
to account for this transgression, and the
sterner portion be required to spay the
OYSTERS
Now, if derislon to that religious senti-
msnt which condemns dancing is not here
intended, we ask the author to explain what
was his design? When he says, ironically,
that he was glad he was not as wicked as his
brother, &c., he insinuates charge of phar-
isaism against every man who disunnroves
of dancing, or else his remarks are sheer
nonsense. We are not seeking a controversy
ON the morality or propriety of balls and
dancing parties, because we do not believe
that such a discussion is within the province
OF a secular newspaper. Our present pur-
pose is to substantiate the charge we made
against the editor of the Enquirer that he
had exhibited a disposition to cast odium
upon religious societies. To what extent
our purpose is subscrved by the above para
graph, we leave our readers to say. We
have other evidence at hand, but shall not
adduce it unless the eontumacy Of their au-
thor shall make it necessary. We venture
to suggest, however, Notwithstanding the
indignation that he has manifested on ac-
count Of our friendly admonitions, that he
will do himself honor by acknowledging his
error, apologising for the insult, and en-
dcavoring by his future conduct and remarks
to give evidence Of his profuse professions of
esteem for religious societies.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
For the Journal.
Wilton Election.

WILTON, March |, 1858.
EDITOR JOURNAL Our charter election
has just passed, resulting as was anticipated,
viz: Republican victory, or rather, we
slou' d say, in the outspokcn sentiment of the
peoples.
The idea of car' ying politics into a little
town election like this seemed quite prepos-
ferrous and absurd to tn ,se who had the good
of the community at heart; but they were
over-ruled by the disinterested ones, rho
merer rote other than Il straight Democratic
ticket, and the victory thus obtained S a
double one. We trust this lesson taught the
ambitious and would be Office ho' ders may
prove salutary and of lasting effect.
IL this advice is taken, and future elections
are conducted with view to select the best
men. regardless of politics, money at least
if not time would be saved. r. D. 8.
MrLrUx IN PAEvo.-In the House, on the
morning of the 22d says the Desmoines
c., zen, Rev Mr.. Shinn, Of Marshall county
= i. the absence of the regular chaplain for
the week offered up the following prayer :
'Great God: bless the young and grow
ing state of Iowa; bless her senator's and
Representa- ives, her Governor and state Of
fcers give US sound currency, pure water
and unde6led religion, for Chrst's sake =
AmeHo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

LEelslATIvE-Closeo Of the Session.-The
Desmoines Citizen of the 23d says the Sen.
ate adopted, on Saturday, reso ution to ad-
journ on the 10th of March. The majority
in favor of adjournment at that time was
decided, (26 to - indicating a conviction
that business may be so forwarded, as to adj
nit OF an adjournment without detriment to
the public interest Should the resolution
pass the House, it will undoubtedly, have
the effect to hasten business, and bring the
two sessions that will be necessary, within
the limits it was generally supposed would
be occupied by the first session after the
adoption of the New Constitution.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

eY Lieut.. Bell, an account of whose du-
81 with Williams, at b Badensburg, wo recent.
ly published, is from Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

The DIFFERENCE. - Three months ago
money could be had only at the rate of tw o
per cent. month, and even higher in som
cases. 1t is now said that brokers in New
York refuse it at five per cent. per annum,
for specified time. There appears to be a
glut of the article, which will, however, soon
find an avenue for its useful employment in
the revival Of business, which is in progress
over the whole country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

The REGuLAToRS.-The citizens of Clin-
ton county are organizing to protect them
selves against those unhung murderer, known
as tho "regulators." Several persons who
have had the unparalleled audacity to testify
against these usurpers, have been badly mis-.
used and threatened with further violence.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

New PApER.-The Democratic Io,can is
the title Of a new paper which comes to us
from Burris, Louisa county. 1t is published
by Dunlap Il Ellsworth, and edited by D. c..
Dunlap. Politics, Locofoco. We wish it
pecuniary success, but we have faint hope
for it. The good people of Louisa county
have bnt little sympathy for paper of its
political stripe; besides, it will have to pos
cess an amphibious nature to live among the
sloughs and swamps of Burris.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
A New Currency-.-And u New Way
to Paw Old Debts.

to Pay Old Debts.
Many Of our citizeus have heard of the
Iowa "Wapsie currency" The story runs
that some uf Oil Rock Islanders, while out
hunting in Iowa, discovered a region near
the Waubessipinicon, where the sole currency
consisted of Bologna sausages and bottles of
whisky. Such was the character of the
'change" which they were rendered for bank
notes, with the remark that of such consisted
the circulating medium of the Wapsie valley.
In Davenport, however, there has just
been introduced a new and more antique
currelcy. 1t is far more ancient than the
Wapsie.. It existed in Sparta long before
Bologna was a city, and before the Arabian
chemist had distilled the subtle liquid which
gives character to the ''fre-waler." In Da
venport they have passed at bound from
the golden age of California and James Bu-
chanan to the iron age of that old heather,
Lycurgus. So we infer from notice stuck
up on all the fences, in which Burrows &
Prcttyman propose to redeem their shinplas-
tiers and the Florence trash in-iron and
nails !! ! Are we not fast going beck to the
simplicity of the early agesf
Hereafter let not a man fatter himself,
when lie has a thousand dollars in Iowa
shinplasters, that they even distantly repre-
sent that much money. No! they are tick
els for so many kegs of nails; or so many
pounds of iron, wrought, or hammered, or
rolled, as the ticket-holder pleases. We
notice from the handbils that thousand
dollars OF shinplasters are just equal to
twenty-five thousand pounds of iron, With
out wishing to speak 1RoN-ically, who can
deny that Iowa shinplasters are things Of
weight and substance?
And to speak more seriously how long
are the citizens of Davenport and Rock
Island going to stand such foolery! First
Florence was redeemed with Burrows e.
Prettynan, then Burrows & Prettyman was
redeemed with Florence. Now, when any
body presents eithar Florence or Burrows
Il Prettyman for redemption, he is pointed
to the piles of nail kegs or iron bars, aud
virtually told to take his pay and be off with
it, at his earliest convenience!
| Is not this perfect mockery Of redeeming
promises to pay? Does it not recall the
worst times Of 1887? Is it not disgrace to
this wealthy and prosperous region OF coun-
try? Is it not calculated to depreciate our
commercial character in our own eyes, and
in the estimation of the East? There can
be but one answer to these questions. r.
l. Arqus.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
HU M d II OU s


EyThe following is a literal copy of the
debating club out West.
''Subjecks Of diskusion:
SIS Dansin mnrralie rongG
SIS the reedi"g of fictishus wurks COM
mendible?
"Is It necessary that femails should re-
seave thurray literary educashun?
"Ort femails to take parts in pollytix p
BpIn log school house in Wisconsin,
placed conspicuously upon the wall, may be
found the following version of the eighth
conmandmemnt-
''It is sin to steal pin,
1t is greater to steal q tater.''
"Mynheer, do you know what for we call
our boy Hans9'
"Do not really"
"Well, will tell you. Der reason we
call our boy Hans, it ish his name."
GaT A broken down merchant, to console
himself, got drunk, and while pouring forth
his warmest desire to make all men happy,
he wound up thus: And if | owe any man
any thing, | freely forgive him the debit"
GT The following is said to be the most
desperate attempt at a pun ever made !:
Some think that you have \ perfect right
to pick painters or dnguerreotypist' pock'
ct, because he pictures.
A Poem 1.-The wind it blew, the snow it
flew, and raised particular thunder--with
skirts and hoops, md chicken coops-and
all such kind Of plunder.
CYA sailor who was beating his wife,
was asked if he did not know she was the
weaker vessel? elf she is, she ought not to
carry SO much SAIL" replied Jack.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

ANOTHER PhorEsT.--A portion of the
Democratic members of the House of Rep
resentatives of Iowa did not concur with the
views OF their brethren who protested against
the Kansas resolutions passed By the Lesis
lature of this State. The second protest
does not condemn he tyranny and praise the
tyrant like the one signed by the majority of
the Democratic members, but boldly takes
ground in favor of both. The members who
signed it. and who each deserves an Office at
the hands of Jones and buchanan, avow
themselves in favor of the Lecompton ,'on-
stitution as we'll as the President. This
protest is signed by Crawford, Mahoney,
Guiberson, Casaday and Ayres, and (says
the Gate City) there are not FIVE filter tools
of tyranny in all our broad land.
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O'Neal Martin
Thompson James NJ

Thompson James NJ
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Vok William
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atson David Whitmer Thomas
walker william Whelock Cap. z
Mashourn Moan Williams Marshall T
Welch NJ Wilson George
Weleh John Weissmuller Robert
White Elisha Wood Charles
White Solomon Wright William H
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Young Charles s Young RD
LADIES' LIST.
A
Andrew Catharine Ames DeliIah c
Arnett Elizabeth
Bennett Isabelle Brewer Laura
Beedle Clara Brown Margaret
O
Clark Mary Crane Ann
Clark Harriet b Culver Francis
E
Everett Elizabeth II
HullJB Hubbard Elizabeth
Jones Martha ar Ann
Kelso Jane
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Lindsey Nancy
McC,yM Miller Matilda
Maher Margret Miller Susan
Morrison Mary N
Oaks Rachel
Il
Ray Lizzie Riggs Sophia
Richards Mary Resier josephine
Riggs Eliza Roster Mary
S
smith Pauline Stafford Martha NJ
Schouburg NJ M Stanley Julia
Sergeant Sarah Swetland Phebe
7
Thornton Jana
w
Winters Joanna
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
For the Journal.

For the Journal.
FRIEND MAHIS:-I notice in the Journal
Of last evening that you are anxious to OBJ
tain copy of an article entitled cold
Clothes," which appeared in the Enquirer
of Dec. 3lst, 1857. Having the editorial
you desire in my possession, it affords me
much pleasure to accommodate q brother
editor by early transmitting it to you for
your inspection, Or, as you promise, for
publication.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06

"FAsHIoNABLE CONGREGATION. -
The newspaper reporters pay a very
equivocal compliment to this or that
preacher when they tell us he was lis
tened to by a Questionable congrega-
tion.'' Fashion is all right at the
theatre or the opera, or other public
assemblages Of a secular character, but
the jade ought not to have anything to
do in the temple of the Most High
Think of Paul preaching to a clash
ionable'' congregation on Mars Hill,
or greater than Paul delivering SER
mon on the Mount to "a numerous and
fashionable audience.'' True, indeed,
fashionable preaching would not be fol-
lowed with better effects if the "fash-
ion'' were taken out it. Fashion is a
heartless thing at best and heartlcssness
in religion is hypocracy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-06
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING in the Post Office, at Musca-
tine, Iowa, March lst, 1858.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date of the list.
On and after Nov. 1st. tho Post Office
vii! be open on Sundays, from to 9 A. N.
CENTS. LIST.
A aE-H
Alca Adam Andrew Jacob
Anthoncssa John Arnold +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02
THE BALL SEASON

GRAND BANQUET or THE DEMOCRACY.-THIS
NJ brilliant honor Of the anniversary of the naugu
ration of President buchanan will take place the afsrge
House, broadway, Thursday evening March T. -,
O'Clock instead OF ms advertised Def ne in order hat
brother democrats who attend the meeting AT Tammany Hall
participate and unite with This fest sa Tickets $40
each be had the Iafarge House OF the Chairman
OF the Committee of Arrangements, No Tryon row.
EUGENE A. kOZLAY Chairman OF the Committee.
JAMES MufIisAs. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-02
AID I.lQuORs.

NGurR SONS, STARTLING EDISBuRo ALE, IN
M ported direct from brewery, In hne order and
for sss v the dosen By WIN EAGLE corner Of
o. nal and vestry streets.
SAMynu, KI,IIsoN, AqnNY roR wnILAn YOUNGER
- o. = fdubuyr aIe-1or sale BY Ne hossbead AMI
eancu ma Ale q ~ best drsasb IN this scsnsy. Also
brrrdsa wihsa gina 10 IN 6nes irpurtsd M mayksk
N Arse o. small qsasahiss = No sosn William ssresA
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voxt done In the best manner. All
ssxs of every description repaired
Id eold ard silver bought for cssh-
iSrfe ANRfCH, SIS Broadway.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PARTNER wANTED-rO KEEP ACCOUNTS AM
n 10 assist IN the orce e atssion aud hqa1r
down doing good and safe cash business The sole
ject have honest Capital fOO ctsl
Apply TO T. GAffNEf, corner Of Pearl street and ne
BOwery.
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L,ROM $500 TO s0Ooo-ANY PERSON WITH THs
IT above amount ~ money can hear OF opportunity n
aovsntsge in veil ert.biishei syng
business The present propri-ors desire 70
large their esahshmsnt ami oder nTu~en.n,s
a good cApffsir None need apply
who cannot command l-ss s5.D cash no notice
be taken Of prspo.itons through agents Addr.
hon 4 New York OnDce.
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roPARTNERsHIP.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ this day formed coPartncrshp the style
OF Dsmsrest a AthcrOn will continue tn ptsnoforts
and music busness nj the old stand OF a. pvusres t2
Broadway q. n. DEMAkESf,
New York, March l. 1853 CtIAS. n. AFFECTION
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-08

n M.Ausrssn6 49,
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WI afa nHt iel ifae fftm III II lhfsa fm
tlHf4emapls, sidi % lhat "a htff
.iflag fe4i0n N hops and hflltff sha'
W. N ha.lnslt ststnn fhl t4lhg sth
ID m8H Hnlfsm pfie'a and . heiisf ear
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81 hsge = largo t~tts@essest I ~.
TEN WatshWu.t, ieiaehed from eh}
aillef l%Hiliiafs. tmiicalaf altcni ~
sill b. ntan q, fis siaf ~ u talfnh fni
Iihtmaut 10 ale IN thAs mafkf', md ~
afe pferHtsI 10 makn eah ndtaneea M
snmt, W. eiil stafs AMI sell for ses
.Wts .Ote tcmis rst Male. ant
.lase and chip n eiits tewts pei
ttais. " teap 40 hrfn Policy u w.
athnes, Lad will Insure ~ tultoa 10 slsH'
uainst IRE unluss Instructed Wy evne
Hf hiFhneAi ~ Az ,'atiun elhaienf,
~ w lp STEAMBOATS, from The dinefen
dfefa v insured, uhlpss spec h@i IN M
hll N lndlnt. No Insurance, ~ insure
plsrthrr.
We haze IL store and hfe tceei,in Ing
lalr and we'll selected stock II food.
clar,stine IN pnf' " India and kcptuck
lirging, best machine and hand spu
Hope, u lsan, Lard, Brandlrs. WHISKY IN
Wins, together With . general anil vel
selecici stock VI staple groceries. all q
which ", have purchased for cash. Alss
on consignment, . large stock of Ken
lucky Jrsne- aud Iin.rys, usnnhurg.
,ol,on Warns, Ac, md are e"ns,nntl
receiving new supplies from different ias
tories. We latter Ourselves that W. ga
make Il 10 ,our interest u buy n ~
looping 10 have the pleasure ~ hrnrln
from you often, w fcmain, yours lrul,
l.. NJ. ApPLRSUN 4 co.
Ang. !. is,s. ~ Gw.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-08

llExG DESTROYS 10 e~oaeeu,ra,e my
planting interests In the Mississippi
bottom, and also 10 pay Ill my debts, I
will scll N, plantation In Pamela County,
where ! ncw reside. II CONSISTS ~ s0U
acres, morc than 10 In woods and 6ncly
timhcr~i. M the cleared land 10 10 6ns
condition, we'll circlcd. ji,chci aud under
saol fences. One corner 10 within <sO
yards 81 Come Depot. The main road
from r~cfecville 10 Memphis run. on tkc
east line, and tho road Iapning wrst to
romo Depot ON The south line. The
~ncighLsshvod j. n " the best In the
State Tor churches and society. offer
u ssry low. II the purchase. desired II,
would sell some negroes al ;.
l.. n DAVIS.
Como nepot, March n, lRS. loft
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BAILEY SPRINGS.
StiSrE the deaih n NJ ANc.l
- Bailey, these celebrated
Springs have been purchas. -
I'd by . company, who have remodcIcd
the entire premises, built . large number
" spacious rooms, besides many other
improvements necessary for tho comfort
n visitors.
With regari 10 thc curative propsrsiss
II bailey springs, their ckcacy have been
70 fairly and satisfactorily isssssi in
thousands Of instaHees ~ To res,dar Il an.
necessary On the part II the psopsictors
to saya word No to their virtues. Snhhce
Il " sny, however, that Il IL generally II
not universally conceded that fov tho cure
~ the following diseases, HALEY Springs
are unsurpassed by any in the world
White Swelling, letter, scroHuln, Drop.
sey, Dyspepsis, psmsls Diseases. ~ we'll
~ all vsnsrcal ind Cusancous Diseases
u every description.
Warn md Cold ashs will BE- Furnished
FOR ths vIsilosp.
The Springs are epcn Summcv and
Winter, and the condolences In lhcm il 20
grcat that their are never lcss than Hfty
visitors present. They ~ located In
t.audcrialc county, Alabama, nine miles
from Florence, and arcnow most acccssi.
bio to all sections, ~ a regular limo oI
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which are 10 we'll ani,ed to tho Southern
taste, can be Iound In osr essatllelsnseni
from nfteon 10 ono hundred snd Wy dol.
lnrs Silho and allothcr Aro1o Qnetn, )aestv
and Lace 81 tho knsss gsolrss cloats.
nanaillne, chsseic shaw>6 ~ thr mos,
bseulnoi designs hid gloess sod 1sStngy.
~ Ne reduced y stock 20 vesy lcW
duvoe tho sumwsv, Va src mskiss ~.
raNgssenss fsv = mach lnsgsr ssssk 81
H. goods this season than a. any previous
time. .
Planters will and Il 10 their inter.
est n examinc our stock before pur.
ohaaisk elsewhere, ~ VI have II store
. large lol u 9ssssys, ksntneky Twills,
Linseys, Dlankels, Rats, Bouts and Shoes,
For oil which Ne dssisn getting the cash,
spV.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
egair bet ST. 9obannes- Osmriuoe,

Dir in anrcse ltsteure .8air" gum Sclen Der ct.
Srga'tneSr0emetnc !ol am 4. Setot. erDfuet perSrn.
Sir Die QusIteluug bat Scr. S. Ota.rbauien lei,,en
@pnsn 9erann'i9et Saal ms ii~terlalen, unp mir BE-
gen l9lieBlitb ben 8unid, paB rr9t niele I66ne ga.
d9en QnipnperS npn %unier1 freunblihrn Damcn) oe-
bradt perpei. Oa5 2rcat miro am l. Sctpber fir bic
Nblisferln9 Der tetreftacen @aben erGfnet Isin unb
pas unterietbnete Gpn,initte mirp vic mcitcren Nuprps
nun9eh npsrneHrnen. e. 6oper.
s.. 9. Qute.
.. Sa1IeI.
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tbreu @5ruup i'll cinem l. 8. ,Nscipent," bas lt, nit
bieier 6prm erei9aets, ais mir 8rettag Nad! CUR 9rsfIe
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ten Sasr eri6ier, ipesbalb mir auf bic gta6i6t unIc.
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= Die Mitslteeer rce 9iettatrre G6cater. Tcreins
icuten nibt p%erliamen, Der mprgen gtenp ltattftnrc,,z
Den ScrIamniluna beisump9ncn, um bielrS ecpiB 1dSre
SnItttut aud fir pen tonnmcnren gSinter tbatfr1ftta
ms 2fbsn rufsn 81 befen.
Sir Srn. q. Sabrtnbr,lf unb @epra 0rb. Gt-
f@er CSader) ltssen Sriefe in unlerer Sffce. !.
- DAG srrEe Grocery s6ait Der Serren @al4
lace SG9ne 1T felt &urasn, tad Der Ode Der 14tsn ,,nb
&arpltrabc SerIe9t mprhen, ipprauf mir @rccerpbeTser
gam; Defenders aufmcrflam MAIDEN, pa ieue Serren
nure1 btllisc Giltaufe i9rcs 3metsse1aGfts In gep gJprt
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fur cite Grpbe Srauten, bei peren @snuiIe mir BON Der
SprsI9lifcn Sualitlt res paraus sepreBten Neteniafs
tee mir ms Ypltcmmen iiter;eustcn.
= [r. 8. 81. @uYer, Der AT @pYernprltraEe rtnrt
sSetne unp 2aSerbtsr+@ Salon DGlt, iterralbte uns
9leidfauS nit etasr grpbe ietnes ncu rinselestcn g8ei-
1tes, belt CT trpb ieines I%irbltben @jc16nades aus,
s'NNU SN'"' SNSSffh' uup Ot1Itf- pIliuNIi.
: Sci ~sinNt8sm gSstter ftnbct 0eute Na6mitta9
III Der 0artcnmirtbibaft res 9rn. So9n &epplcr Gin
4reiar&cselAiettr Ratt, tci Srm 2tcbDabcr rinrr fettcn
0tartnigaus ri&t fe9len ipltslt.
= Der uSpltt9artel- 8irtG" fan9t an ppctti6 III
%iperben; 9.uiB cine 6clse bsS trons-atlantil6cn Scle-
9raplcn. slng4ow wplIet mir iDn t~rluben, lel6ft auf
bic @efalr fin, cn IutitanSelLeS 6riblid nit ppeti<
fAer Scila9r ~Yor9eiegt su cr9alten.
= Die 9Iu5icauna gum Setcn Der ct. Sp1annes
@einrtnoc miro nm 4. Sctpter i'm Saale br5 gclmartt.
Sptels crSfnet ipsrpcn. sGir crparten i'm e%SnterrlIe Der
Sdulpm tiecr 0e!nejnrs etnen reNt ;ablrei6rn Sc
iuA uAb "ieIc ~frsiwilise Scitra9s.
= Der Gurnerbau, pcr in BEN l6Gueu Sanle bea
orn, Gtcinlrin itattfnprt, seriprt9t, nadj auem mas
pir lDrtn. bic btcijd9ri9e Saaiaiion ~slGnsrno at crGfs
nen. !Sabsn lnlne i&Gnen 2eierinncu l1 gum SrIube
~pslIelten ldun spr6ereitst?
: Die DuellSeididte Spilaen ben Srrren Glemrts
,ino gStie bat unerem Gcuutyrg ertGt Yiel &ppf,erbre.
Deus 9cmadt, inSem ba1etbe ben 11atts1anb germ CT,
mitteln mDhtsn, bic Setbeilisten abcr 9~artnddia bic
Scantwprtuns elmer jeSen 6rase Yerpeisern, bic Ie
cpmgrpmittiren ttnnte. 6r. Clemens beiinbet I5 iibri>
gems aaf bem gSese Ser S~sfisruns uno ben llmfanpen
mad 3iemlid ppll.