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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-19
A HITCH ON THE APPROPnIA
TION BILL.

Yesterday evening, in the House, the
Appropriation bill having been reported
from the committee Of conference, Mr..
Boyle, Democrat, put the following
questions to the Chairman:
Whether there was not an appropria-
ton of $l5, 600 for the Governors man
sion; 200 for Washington agency;
$4,000 for Adjutant General, for which
it has been demonstrated there was an
utter want of necessity; $500 for chap
lain, q member of the House, and
number of appropriations Of like char
acter? And then whether the bill did not
repeal the law Of 1866, granting Il pen
sion to old soldiers of 1872?
The Chairman answered all the ques-
tions in thcailirmatve. Thereport was
then opposed BY Messrs, Boyle, Head
man, and Quigley, and supported by
Messrs. Mann, Waddell and Davis,
when the report WAS rejected, by Il vote
Of ayes Il, nays 40.
The vote was afterwards roCousilere /
and the bill recommittcd 10 the Confer.
oncc Committee.
Information was then transmitted &c
the Senate, when Speaker Hall rulcC
that the Senate, having agreed to The
report, it could not be rccommitted.
The conference committee ofthe lIous
finding the Senate committee discharged
were unable TO act, and thoroupon asIlel
to be discharged, The committee wa
accordingly discharged, by a votcofaye
30 nays 81 Thus the bill, as original!
agreed upon by the joint committee OF
conference, was agreed to.
The bill rs adopted makes the 0ppro
priations mentioned, above, by Mr.
Boyle; fixes the salaries Of members Il
I 81 COO; increases the salaries of the vari
Gus officials, and repeats tie tar Of 1866
gru1fiBg peasioRStoH the 2oldicrS QfNc Wa
IQt 1872! The cNtravagant and useless
appropriations mentioned by Mr. Boyle
foot up = 800; the increase tomembcr
aggregates $4,000 morc-72,3O0
. scores Of other useless and cXtraVaganr
donations run the whole up to hundreds
of thousands Of dollars, lin total hil
of over four million dollars,) and yc
those patriotic, q loyal, % soldier-lov-
) ing "a Simon-Cameron Radicals rcfuset
to grant Il single cent to the few old sol
: diors Of the warof 1872! Let the people
: makcanotcOf the fact. -Iht.tJt% tHiO1
! -
THREE inches OF red .noW lately rcl
in Switzerland
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Paradise lost. Getting out of bed in
a frosty night.
Paradise regained. Gettingin again.
"WoMAN is a link between earth and
heaven."-ET.
$50 is sausage tossed into the air ~
Prentice.
GRANSIATICALTEx LTExCnER-Whatgen
der is Harry?
PUPIL-NIasculine
TEACHER-What gender is Julia?
PUPIL-Crinoline.
LoVE-STRICKEN NoUTH--"Oh Sal
lie, your smile would shed-would shed
would she'd"
SA ALLIE-"Never mind the wood shed.
but go on on with the pretty talk"
"IERE's WEBSTER on a bridge"
said Mrs. Partington, as she han ded
Ikea dictionary. "Study it contentlvc-
ly, and you will gain "a great deeal of
inflammation"
ANECDoTE or A TEXAS SOLDIER.
Napoleon, Arkansas, sends us an anec-
dotc of Texas soldier:
While trudging along one day all
alone, soldier met Methodist circuit
rider and at once recognized him as such,
but affected ignorance of it.
Proachor--"What command do you
| belong tor
Soldier-'I belong to the --th Texas
regiment, Van Dorn'ss army. What
army do you belong to"'
! bpr-i NnrV SplpDln1V- l-VI he
long to the Army of the Lord !"
Soldier-"My friend, you've got q
very long way from headquarters"
OLD STUMP was man of labor, and
had little or no time to devote to specu-
latiOn on the future. He was, Withal,
rather uncouth in the use of language.
One day while engaged in stopping up
| hog holes about his place. he was APP
preached by a colporteur, ,and presented
with tract.
"What's all this about" demanded
Mr.. Stump.
"That, Sir, is a book describing the
celestial state" was the reply.
Celestial state?" said Stump, Sin
what section is that?"
my worthy friend, 1 fear you have
not
well ell,nevermind,' interrupted Stump,
! 1 uOH WttllG 10 nCUG uDOul any Dcllcl
State than Pennsylvania. i intend to
live and die right here, if l can keep
them darncd hogs out"
"THEM's' M."-We often hear of re-
markable cases ofabsence ofmind. Hero
is one equal to anything we have seen
lately;
81 say cap'n," said little keen eyed
man, as lie landed from the steamboat
Potomac ut Natchez. 81 say cap'n,"
this here amt ALL"
"That's all the baggage you bro't on
board sir" replied the captain.
"Well see now, grant it all O X ac-
cording to list-iour boxes, three chests,
two ban'-boXes, Il port manly, two hams
ono part cut-thrce ropes of inyonr
and teakettle but you see, capt ! am
dubersom, i feel there's something short
Though I've counted EN- nine times and
never took my eyes off ,em while on
board, there's some thin not right
sOmhOw."
"Well, stranger, the time is up; there
e is all know of 50 bring your wife anC
five children out of the cabin, and W.
are off,"
Them's 'em, darn it; them's 'em
lnow'd I'd forgot somethin."
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INCREASE OF SALARIES.

In order that our readers may sec
what the Radical Press think of their
own Legislature, we copy below an ar
ticle from the Vest Brdach Builetin, and
which we also find in the Pittston
Gazette. BY their own confession their
men are corrupt, ,andshouldb bcremoved.
"Nothing in the career Ofour Legisla-
ture shows the march Of recklessness
and want Of honesty more than the con-
slant grasping for increase of their own
and other officers salaries. The MEM
bcrs of the present Legislature of this
State first passed a bill increasing the
fees and salaries of the following officers
about twenty per cent, viz: Shcrilis,
Prothonotarics ofthc Courts of Common
Pleas, Clerks of the Courts of Quarter
Sessions; Clerks ofthe Oyer and Termi-
ner, Clerks of the Orphans Courts, At
| torncys-at-law, Aldermen and Justices
of the Peace, except in Philadelphia.
| The increase in the fees of the Registers
and Recorders is large. About OnChun-
dred men in each county are anXiously
seeking these Ollices'at the old prices.
| Not one of them comes out of his term
of Office without having more money
than when he went in, unless he is u
spend-thrilt, u drunkard, or gambler,
which is too often the case with men
elected to fill the county offices, as well
rs that of legislators. Not n single
aspirant for county office would refuse
10 accept on account OF lhadequacN OF
the salary. The pay was better than
that OF good mechanic, or laporing
man; III Is more than the oiflce-seeKers
could make or earn AT nome, or 'hey
would not lolloW IL SO operslstehtlN., NO
once ever went begging ior Candidates,
nut SWarnis OF caltiidiltcS We're con
s,ilitlN seeking inc olilcGS. more tnail
!hls; we Wlllguarantee that every once
IN TINS county can lind able, efficient
and honest men to fill 1t Il! the OLD rates.
Inc members OF the Legislature, or the
Ihg," had undoubtedly ynade up their
minds that their chief business mt Ilar-
risDurg was to make money, and they
wished TO multiply adNocatcS OF hlghSal-
aries as much aS possible. WITH TINS
view they make all the county officers
interested by voting them twenty per
cent. increase, The next outrage Is the
immense grab III relation to tnclr own
salary. The C0mnltlGe OF Ways ana
Means, OF Whlch Nf. Naudeli, OF Chcs-
Ter, Is chairman, inserted a. clause III INC
Appropriation Olll making lhe salary Oh
each member Sl,oOO Inc llnpuuencC
was sublime. 1t was large, enough tC
cut Gown, ana sun make Dig thing OF
IL. Mr. !cnnypacker, OF CheStcr
moved TO insert @'Oo instead ol 81 ,'oo
MS llau II votes out OF the hundrco
ihCilpers, put MI; w lhgatu OF our fIlty
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-19

THE ORIGIN OF FRICTION MATCHES.
In 1882 man by the name ofPhillips,
in Oakland, Connecticut, invented and
patented Il match that would ignite by
| friction. lie made them upon a small
scale, rs his means We're limited, put
| them in tin boxes of one hundred each,
and sold them to the Inhabitants about,
carrying them in a pocket handkerchief.
Many persons still recollect the fearand
CONSERVATION in the minds of the people
mt the time, lest their houses and barns
would be burned by the hand of the in
ccndlury, and many thought that he
should be restrained from scattering his
tire-brands in the community. Phil
lips afterwards removed to Springfield,
Massachusetts,, where he formed CO.
partnership with Il man by the name of
Chaplin, under the title of "Chepin q
Phillips" when they largely increased
the production of matches. The first
matches were made and clipped singly
by hand afterwards Phillips invented
the card matches, Such, in brief, is the
early history of this little article that is
now considered an Indispensable neces-
sity. There must be many persons now
living in Hartford who will recollect
the red wagon, painted in large letters
upon the side, "Friction Matches" )" rs
il passed through the streets, drawn by
one horse
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-19

| overheard moon-strucl1 chap, the other da
mark that ne loved Il certain young lady we
ough to die for her. Now loNo somebody vel
uCh, and
I'd swear for her
I'd tear for her
Tho Lord knows what I'd bear for her
I'd lie iorher--
I'll sigh for her
Id drink the Hudson dry for her.
ia pray for her
I'd slay for her
I'd watch the house all day for her
I'd "cuss" for her
DO "wuss' for her
I'd furnish something to "nuss" for her
I'd leap for her
I'd weep for her
III go without nay sleep for hor--
I'd fight for her
I'd bite for her
I'd walk the streets all night for her
I'd plead for her
I'd bleed for her
Id do without my feed" for her
I'd shoot for her
I'd boot for her
A rival who'd come to "toot' for her
1'd kreel fer her
I'D steal for her
Such is the love feel for her.
I'd slide for her
Id ride for her.
I'd swim gainst the wind and tide Tor her
III try for her
I'd cry for her
But-hdag me UTd die for her
n. Dor any other woman.
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Ori0inal 2ottry.
FOR THE COLUMBIAN.
DEAD.

BY MARIAN ROSS,
Folded the little hands,
Closed the bright eyes,
Ncvcrmore to open,
Except in the skies,
Sealed the once rosy lips
In mornings glow;
flushed is the tiny voice.
Forever, below.
Silent the pattorlng feet
once wild in mirth,
Vacant, the little chair
Stands by the hearth.
Useless the ploy-things,
1lmpty, the bed,
Where, nightly, was pillowod,
y golden head.
Yonder, in the Church-yard,
a little mound
Angels are watching DER
The hallowcd ground.
A1ournfully tho willow
Bends DER his head
Sad are the loving hearts
Baby is dead.
Gone! Gone from the hearth-stonC
The light of yore-
In that Mansion above,
one angel more!
County, ". Y.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-19

THREE inches OF red .noW lately fell
i'm Switzerland
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-04-19
n b. BROCKWAY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
-DIOOMSBCRG, Pa.

NJ. OFFICE-Court House Alley, below the %
| mhLhtr Otlirc. Authorized agent for the coltG,
| non of Bounlics, Back Pay, Pensions, and ali
! an, ,ern,nrnis Tan,IW,
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RAILROAD,

CATAWISSA RAILROAD.
u From and after October ., 1865, the trains Will
GoISG NoRriI.-Elmira Mail at rM.; Eric
Express at 2:iS AM. , .
GoING SoUTH.-Phladclphi Mail at II AM
NJ" ioiN iNi'' GEORGE WEBB, supt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27

gcrtbeiIuns Der yreils, tprldBe O.m 8ro
9ramule 9emaB iuobI nerpadt paren,
10 Bob 9dciiianb ben Snbalt Der Yaquete
errietb, ein9eneibt lpuroe. Seoer Der
preisgffr0ntett @Giibsm trat beiin 2luf.
ruff fcines Nanens an Die 6ribune bcran
urb ipdblte einss Der etbeimnibpoIIen
8afden, osren Gr0ffnen Die ar0bte
Selterfeit rno @ematbli1feit berbors
bra9te. So tperen reht bubble Ge.
ibente ein9e9an9en, 6eren ein3eIne Muf.
Sablnng Die 2eier uns iuobl erlalIen.
Sfa6 Der .4reispertbeiluna entbiute
Der S9isens Serbergsnater, S. S1ott,
cine elegante, bon Serrn Sdleiher ae<
nlalte S6iisenideibe, auf Der &Onia
9ambrinuss in nofIer @Iorie pranate.
Die Safe hIieben bis iur fpaten
Na9tltrtnoe l.. .pfcligem @ergniigt[ein
5ulammen un0 uabmen litb Dor, baIb
pteOer Elm genliitbli9es Set gu orsas
niliren.
90 enoete oaS @inipeibunasfelt oes
Sbte6banies uno Der SaIle oes 9tafbs
bile Sbiisenbereins.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27

Sn 3em 9Ort 0fnete 50 b geitern
nit 1889; es itanO Inn II 80 auf l34;
I mn 1880 auf 134; nm 2 l1br olIf 1874
unb idlOb MbenOs nit 1874.
Neue Senneffee Bombs
ftanben in SEEM 9srE alf S..
Ser. Staaten 8ono s.-5. 2Oer
1. Series ltanoen in Stem gort 1889
bis 1881; 2. Series 1074-1079;
3. Series 1919 bis 1914. gleHe Nus
gabe 5<2Oer 1864 bis 107. 1Os40er
973--97s 7.30er i. Series 1864 bis
106; 2. SerieS 1863 Bis 1861; 3. Se<
ries 1863 biz 1851 MlIe Olefe @onrle
sOertebsn fid ftir Bombs nit Coupons.
= SterI. Ggdanse 1T ftetis gu 100 Bis
1904.
n sn aOasOn iianStu setsrn bic 5s2oer
auf 743
az Baum fuoI I E.
SIN glstu gorf Offnetc geiferH Ser
-8aumipolIems Marft febr lebbaft uno
8reife linO seitiegen 3u 81 bis 311 Sis.
per RfunO; nm Nlittae ieeod, Oa bic
sHertauter su bobe 9sretfe berlnnateri,
uuS Die 6aafer nit 8orfidt operirttr,
,uurce luenig 9etban; nm 2 llbr mar Der
Nfatft febr ltiIl aber ret; am GdjluB 0es
gfarEteS iplr6en bic borgeltrige:, auos
tationen ais nonfineH nnberanoert no.
tirt-31 Geuts fir llplanos, 80 Gents
fir Stem Orleans.
.Sn 9iperpOol mar geiterl Der Baum.
lpoIIer Wiarft f1iper Su 134 q. Ser
eauft uur6en 10000 BaIIen. F
Sier mar geifern ber BdhniiuoIIelisi
Niarft etluns Iebbafter mabrenO bee
&a9es, ieoo1 9egen Mbenb mar er lebri
Hau; bic Snbaber balten 3urilf, unD bic.
sRdnfer IinC isbr borfiHtig; Derfnuftl
iuur6en 1874 BdlIen IN foIgenben Yrcie j
fen: is, 3D. 23; "a rs, 254 uno fur
oans feline aunlitat s26 genis per 4ie.
ole Srdnsaetione1 i'm BaunttDoaens
Nlarft paren foIBeii0ts
Gnpfongen IS 8agen.
WerfaIft 1874 !.
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e 9ta0t un0 5taat.

81
Dag Mir indlen fiir bic ,9cHneiTee Etaats
8eitHHs'' einen sebil6eten une sewaneter
unsen mann ais eotal ae6afteur, sss
: Ez SEER Nfprit Sfpber
lit 9otal@ N9ent Der uSennellee Staats
3eitllng".
EE 9err 6. g.. @iers iiberraldJte
uns nit elmer in l65nem geIdnsad ar
rangirtenz @olIeftiDs pbotosraphie aler
Der Wfit9lieosr Oes Nepralentanten
9auless bic fur Oas coultitutineIle
4menoement 9eifinnit, .iotuie bes Sou
Drnenrs 8ronnloiu lub Der repltbIitani,
iben Beamten 0es SauieS, Dem @opiit
ealno frmdhlten Staatss COMPTROLLER
SEQ. .8lafburn unb ben @aptain ism.
se1St, sergeant at @rms.z Das Bib
lit nit gro6ein Gefhnad snlananen ae.
ltelIt uno Die einsclnea &ortraitS qans
Oortrefflib aus3efiibrt. 9olieIbe fuir6
uns tets cine biltorifde Grinneruna
geludbren nnS uus oft an Die bartcn
Sample erinnern, pelde Die Wfanner,
ote OaraHfbor nniern 4ugen feben, 9e<
tampft. ~
,aEH Dem arrangements egomite fir
Die fbeater. goflteIlung am Conner
flag gum Beiten Der NotbIei6enoen fino
mir fur lleberfenOuns bon @ompli.
lnentar s8iIlets lebr eperbunoen. rBei
I Oieier 8eIe9eltbeit ffeIlen mir Die gltte
an ale unfere aefer, fid re3t sablrti6
an benz iuobJtbdti9en gSerfe gu bethel
Iigen. gBir bOfen Elm boIIes 0auS am
N5eno Der SOrllelIun9 81 ieben; eritenS
nin cine tiidti9e gtnnabme gu eefuin.
men un0 ;turitens nm 6sn WiitiDirfen<
ben gu aeisen, bop StafbbiIle's Oeutl6e
ibr Streben anerfennen.
% Neubefelungen anf bic Sen
nehee Staats 3eitnn9" fonnen bel Oen
9erren @
u. 80rnftein 9forO @Goueseitr.
@rnit YobL Germantown
8. gut 3, Srantlin Ytfe
ab9e9eben mer6en. r,.r4
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Tlne=8 eri6t.


Yin Der eanSnng mar es geltern pie,
Der siemlid lebbaft.
Die beioen Sanpfer 81. 8ater uno
Aipba tanen seitern iGper belaoen nit
Sabat, &orn unb Spef bonn oberen
Cumberland bier an.
Ser 0ampfer Sbrone lit aeitern
Ibeno init ltarfer 2aouug, lneiitens Sa>
bal, mad @airo abeeaanaen.
Oas Danipfboot Sen. SiaeI fubr
9eitern Slbenb nit eerinaer 6radt
ltromnnfmdrts mad Den Selreaionen.
5Sie Soote 9Iuua g8bite bon ct.
SouiS uno 9abanaab bon Cincinnati
weroen beute erlUartet. ~
Der Cumberland s6luB itebt Is 6nB
an ben 9arpetb Sboals uno fault ;iems
lid raid. e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27
aserf6ifit "a ~

Eg papa 9Siinte, Der beriibmte
WlmfiEer1 geluanil beint wreiefbieBen ben
hfitfen Sired, beItebeub III IN Der
standardization SyabriE bstfertiaten
Standardization. G0er nnr fur alue:
Arr1elbea 8erlpenbHng Bdt, ge6enEE er
Die fbtfgeB siusi an Otrisnigrn absu.
Iahen, Der ibm betpeiIeu fanny Dnb bic
S9dAtfln eipe b lien tunren.
HMtS9pttf9es Storm. 8. g. q.
&iHblep BON Nbfn9bcn. 3D., BAT bAg 6dbte
Megpptilbe RQrH pafe Dem eine GrDeg aaenae
9anbtpiIbk dt li5ts HiklEe ri Gin
neues Rom ID biefeh4 Ran6e nnb Sal unautbe
4oestos, pelgbe aMherp Bgphliglien ntgbt alsae..
bSreH. CO riff 70 tpeit nSrbgiH nls gclfOn,
f.Ibft ttsMn ssl an lesIsIs Sui gspaahsg. Muf
redeem BERN 6iGhtaes 40 @nfbeI auf ben
sLder NIB piesl W. pfnAE huf ben 0ulbeI
(anh n f1r 80 eenHeebrnua alniikerfroffen.
g. gleidyt hsM d mi ensESll 05 aDgpsenE
ga Stt lEkn tGnNgn i6bflid
aiDa GTif VI fns iH 6aet fl1 bfi
DTu. 4iRtz RT 80 n hebEH. (gDal6-
inetsr ils0ads lialSH.J 49,,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27

R Die slaibbiIe unO Gbattas
nOo9a @llsnbabn 1T lomeii wieoer bers
geiteat, Dap leit einigen Sagen perio>
nen< 3l9e nit Chattanooga regelmd>
big bef0roert uuroen. Son bcute an
1T Die GeieIll6aft i'm Stanoe, ibre
SradtSiiee i.ocn Sag abienben Su f0n<
men.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27
Ser5eibmiis memer 9lu5eiAem.
q I'm b+eutiBem 8Iatfe.
u 6. 9fice u. SO. = Strides OH

y 8. Gice u. SO. Strides aI<
iortement bon Gnenmnnren.
q Or. S. SanOed, OeutI9er 9lrSt,
rs SO. 8 glorb GUNNER @traBe,
81 IS. SO. gerrDl go. SO college
5traBc, steue Sriiblabrs<l
g8aaren.
4 aeeDptiides &Orn-8. 8. aino<
feD, Bog IS, ELLINGTON, @aib~
inaton Gountg, SD.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27

E Gapt. @taceD, Gieentbiimer
oes Staceg 9auies, lieB gsltern einen
geuihen SS. B. Stobgcrs arretiren,
neil 4ebterer ilnter benz faIfden Gors
tuanbe, als iuars ct i'm Sreebmen's
Bureau an9eitellt, BORT Iosirt unb in Die
Roft ge9an9er iei. Derlelbe wuroe
bon Squire Mfatbetus inter $500
8iirsidaft 9eftellt I'M fid Dor Der
nadlten Criminal Court oaraber 3u
beranttuorten. h8sas slsB9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-27

@eseptif6es Rprm. SIN einer an
bern Spalte rrl6rint bic 9ln3eise bes aegsp-
til6en &orne5. Gs 1T etipns gieues in bitler
Nttbeilune unb sereient MufmetflamIeit. Mlr.
9lriee bon unlernt 8ureauE n perlGnlib nit
5er.n ginbIeY, benz Gisentbamer, brfannt unb
nil fir bic Ansdben einfteben. Gr bat bas
8Oru tpa6len unb glaubt bag cs licb aI5 elm
@etpinn. i'm Beltli6fn MilIpnri auspeiIen
pilrbe. fdn SsrfuGbe IS. (glintpn CNp.)
Appucate, g. Hpp. 1860
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1000 SAP EXTRA Samitien< Mebl.
200 Sat grtra fuperfne Reb
~ 9bbs STEM Orleans 3uder. .sif e ~
"a 3shs 9emerara 8uder,
so Sat sepGdtef nfs yrlserifrter 2uder
200 Sad &rima ysio aaffee, LseA
Is Sad SasHira Rafes,
- - Eak frif@en gteis,s ga
go 50 SafR ep Orleans gsola6ess II
100 &tften prerter u. @amble seize.
$50 &iRen perf9isbene Gsrten sefe,
100 &iftsn etedrinE6te,
100 9taen SaIslidbte, bart eeprest. ana
50 Sihen ftihrr Rsu6tabaf,
30 @rot Sine Gut Eabat,
IS Sas Raudtebaf,
Is sat eneItf4er SeSc, 81 ID 57t1tE
Is 6at dmerfsanif9er .soba, 9 $50
40 3iften ans BfunO <aanren anhsrn.
50 eiften 8feHn, .e3s'ps4
SO Rilen 0snar,e, ~ -
81 &ifen Snsiso, a .l% ~
50 Kitten semabIeHtn Senf, ,asa+e
IS Sat RafOn's zsi9fe, SO
60 Rifen Bint. Quart u X Gdnonsli Slaidbt,
20 atftsn 0urrett 5@nupffabat, a1
20 @rob gurteers BIaa, 81
% 6as Bourbon Bbistes, gss3sss 7sa
Is Sab RobertfOn County 3bistes,y f.s-
100 SAP 5eote Rafb &rosf 8bistey. sss&
800 6as Singer gsrStal, cree 547Y s-9a
Is 5eb Snsper gein, Tsrss ~
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so 5os BetnefTs, 80 sssa ti-
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1000 sd6eRebI, kHsasa4
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~ Sie SInflase aeeen S6erIt Sobn
$. SuInes, friibern 9eneraI Guarteir.
meiiter oes Staates &ennelIee, ipegen
2uriidbaltltng bon eiHcaiiirten @eIbern,
Die Der @rI0S fur &e9ierunJs 8ouders
paren, fam aeitern Dor Squire Mfea<
dam Sur SdlrBperbanoluns. Serr
SaineS Durbe ebrenbolI entlalIen.
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Sen. @arlin fol9enoer Brief su:
8rbt. SerteraImaior SO. s. @arlin,

AE NuS 0arrolton, Su., 9li9
Sen. @arlin fol9enoer Brief su:
Brbt. SeneraImaior g9. 8. @arIin,
Staibbiae, Senn.
@ee6rter SEER!
Sie 8reene Goltnt1 Goutbern &e@
lief @ommiiion bat mid beauftraat,
bel Sbnen nadsufragen, ipeIde 2ofali>
tdten in Senneifee unb 9llabama Der
unterltiisung an meiiten beSIrftiq
fno, 1oiuie pelde Mittel fir Srans~
portation uno 8ertbeilung Ser bon
unferer GommiiFon ab5ulenbenoen
8eitra9e Die 9eei9uetlten iein m0gen.
SbDobl @illens uno fGbia &ieI,
CUR @r.ei6terllns Der inn Siioen bette
benben @otb gu tbun, ipinlden mir
ood @eluiBbeit gu baden, bab 6iele
SilIfe aud Wirflid ben Notblei6enben
uno Sumal iolben sufomint, ipel6e
bon Der Stesierung nidt unteritiist
luerben,
NittbeilWseu, peIde oieien 3ued
erfiillen, tueroen banfbar bon unS ent<
geaeneenommen. Sfe ommillion
beitebt aus ndtbaren 8iiraern Der ber~
ldiebenen politifden Yarteien unb 1T
Der ueber5eu9ung, bab Shire gefdili9en
9lnOeutun9en bon 9roBem Mertbe fir
Die 8eitimntaug Sbrer 9anbfungsmeiie
fem iueroen.
8orSii9lid iuiinideu mir su tpifIen,
OBJ ni6t freie Transportation fur Sieie
Seitraae uno 8ertbeilun9 berleIben
bur6 einen berantwortliden 9l9entsn
erlan9t meroen fam, sF a -
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StHe

Der i'm bieliaen Yofamt, ais unbelteIs
bar, CUR abboIuna bereit liesenben
8riefe:
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nS5- Bir indben fir bic ,,ScHneiTee Gtaats
8eitHHs''s einen sebilbeten unc sewaneten
unsen Mann ais eotat 9e6afteur. ~
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Sn ieinsr 9lntiuort erfldrt li6 Sen.
Garliu bereit, Die Sertbeillule fel6it
onrd ieine Igenten beioreen gu lallen
uno sipar fur @eiBe ODER Sarbi9e oSer
Seibe gemeinfd)aftlid, in Serbdltn1b
III Dem Dorbanbenen 8eoarfe, ie mad
Slnpeilung bes @omite's pertbeilen gu
lailen.
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leines GsgptiI6en Sprnes, friiber in unlertr
3eituu9 aneeseist, NereeIe1t. Orr Splbeu bat
unaefGbr bic @rGBe bes inbianil6en WfaiS
unb bat barte GSrner. Cine Dame, peIde
cine flrine Suantitdt persangenes Sabr spa
l9idt uns cine Bel9einisung 3u, in pelder iir
la9t eab fie einiees lab, tpel6es gar ni1t &C.
paiigt, icnbern Bios b,eit bingepprfen unb
spDlf aDlben auf ben Strf berburbradte.
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