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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-01
H q R O P Il.
Mail Dates to Nov. 1S.
Danger to the Tranquility Of
Spain-The English Elections
Victor Emanuel and
the Papal States.
SPAIN.
The Pence of the New Government in


3IGdriS Nov. l2) Cor. London Morning Herald
Every day which elapses before the final set
Element of the great question OF the future form
OF government renders Its settlement more
difficult. Parties are everywhere being formed,
the line between those parties becomes more
iSlined and the individuals composing tnem
become more and more strongly welded TO
Why should not the Government three weeks
since have made an effort TO settle the question
promptly and decidedly The example OF
Italy in Venetia was before her. Why could
she not have Initiated IL There IN every
parish ballot.box was kept open, ana the
Question asked of each man was. "Do you vote
for Victor Emanuel not?' There was no
complication, difficulty, no writing OF
names upon paper, no fOrmalities OF registers OF
baptism or authorities 8 10 vote. Each man whoso
chose simply walked In, gave his name TO the
Cfflcials at the table, and voted yes or no.
Could not the Spanish Government at once nave
adopted q similar simple method? Why not
order ballot boxes to be opened In every parish
In Spain upon certain day, and let every male
person over twenty walk In ana deposit ms
vote for q republic for monarchy. Tue
affair might not be as formal, might not be so
theoretically perfect, might be open to some
abuses; but what are these small urawoacKs 70
the great question that Spain is to be kept in a
state OF uncertainty and confusion for another
four or five mouths? Once q republic or mon
arcy decided upon by the acclamation OF Spain,
all the excitement would cease at once. The
Ministry would only have To carry out the
popular will, as they have done in the case Of
the various points acclaimed by the Cadlz pro-
pramme. They could proceed unim peded aud
unembarrassed in their path of making neces-
sary reform, and when the time ce me they could
either, should a republic be fixed upon, sum
mon a Cortes 10 decide upon The constitution
OF that republic. or In the event OF a monarchy
having been selected, could produce the sove.
reign whom they, as acting for the nation, had
decided upon, From the general tone OF feeling
here and in the provinces, feel convinced that
long ere the time comes for the meeting of the
Cortes CONSTITUENCIES they will have cause Bit
terly to regret that they did not pursue some
such course as that indicated.
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ITALY.
victor Emanuel and the Papal States.
.om the London Globe, Nov. Is

From The London GLOBE, Nov. lS.
Sinister rumors have obtained currency in
the foreign press that the King of Italy, with
the assent OF Prussia and Russia intends TO
support the MazZinians in another raid on
Rome. The rumor, IL untrue, is sufficiently
serious and circumstantial To call for tmme-
diate refutatiOn. IL is said King Victor Ema-
nuel's speech for the opening of The Chambers
ais already made and may be summed up in
three senIences-eVacuatiOn of the French
troops, annexation of Rome at all hazards,
abdication If his people do not support
him" Such a resolution on the part
of the Italian Government, we do
not hesitate TO declare. would be sheer mad
ness. ItalS's demand upon France for the
evacuation of Pontihcsl territory, it Is well
known, would be the signal for the embarka-
tion of a French force for the defense of the
Papal States, and would inevitably lead to COM
plications of grave character, possibly involv-
ing even other powers than Italy and France.
We rely, however, on the good sense of the
King and Italian government 10 refrain from
the premature aud suicidal action attriOu ted to
their designs. We sincerely trust, fully
believe, that there Is no foundation whatever
for these sinister rumors, or for the fears en-
tertained. Italy must Dlde her time if she
wishes 10 obtain Rome for her capital.
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FROM BOSTON.
Special Despatch to The kUentng Telegraph
General Grant and the Hubbttes-They
Wish to Demonstrate.

Wish to Demonstrate.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The following correspond
ence explains ITSELF
"EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL, Bos-
TON, Nov. 2, lS6S.-ro General u. s. Giant, u, =.
A.-The City Council of Boston having with
much pleasure heard of your intention 10 visit
this city, has directed me to extend to you It's
hospitalliies. When the city authorities are
informed OF your approach they will walt upon
you 10 ascertain your wishes In this respect.
Respectfully, yours,
"NATHANIEL B. SHURTLEFF.
Mayor OF Boston,"
"HEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE UNITED
STATES, WASHINGToN, ID. O., Nov. 90 lS6S.-Eo
His Honor Mayor Suurted-Dear Sir:-Your
despatch inviting me to the hospitalities of
Boston was duly received. L cannot say by
what train l will reach Boston. fully appre-
ciate your kindness, however, and that of the
citizens of your city in extending the hospi-
talities they have, but would ask to- be excused
from any and all public demonstrations. nave
accepted an invitation to the ST. James to stay
during my visit, where l Will be happy to re-
ceive such citizens as may call
with great respect your obedient servant,
~, s. GRANT"
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ERIE COMPLICATIONS.

RumOred Plight OF Messrs. Jay Gould
ana Sames Fisk, Jr,, with the Funds
OF the Company-Intense Excitement.
The New YORK Tribune OF this morning pub
The Erie Raihoad war has again as
sumed new Phase, lhe movement this time
being no less Lnan the reported flight OF two of
the principal directors. DAY Gould and James
Fisk, Jr., with all the available assets OF the
road, vaTiously estimated at from 81 600 600 TO
see, 900 600. On Sunday night Superintendent
Kennedy received information that MessFn
Fisk and Gould contemplated flight 70 some
adjoining Estate, probably New Jersey. He al
ense sent Tor Captain John y. Young. com
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FROM READING.
EstabIishment of free Reading Rooms.

READING Dee. IA large meeting was held
last evening at Library Hall to devise means to
establish free reading rooms for young men aud
mechanics. &. A. Nichols presided. and most
of the prominent clergy were present. Plans
were suggested for locating the prop )sed asso-
citation III rooms in the Reading Library BULL
ing, and committee was appointed to arrange
the preliDiuaries.
This is the first uniformly cold day of the
season, the thermometer at A. NJ. marking
295 deerees, and at 10 A. N. 81 degrees. The
wind is northwest with indications of snow,
and ice is torming in exposed localities.
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THE GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD is being
pushed forward wi h most remarkab energy,
Fourteen hundred and fifty miles of the rail-
road between Omaha and Sacramento are now
in successful operation. There are only about
three hundred miles yet to build, OF which two
hundred miles are graded and ready for the
rails First mortgage bonds of Union Pacific
Railroad for sale at l02 and interest and first
mortgage bonds of Central Pacific Railroad at
l03 and interest,
DE HAVEN Il BROTHER,
No. 40 South Third street,
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Booths new theatre contains dressing
roems for the actors and actresses that are
pronounced sumptuous.
They shoot swans in Virginia and sell
them in market for $3.50.
The New Jersey Camden and Amboy mo-
nOpOly expires with this year.
The Queen of Prussia has crowned Mad'lle
Nilsson with golden COrOnet.
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Markets by Telegraph

New YORK, Dec. l.-stocks lower. Chicago
and Rock Island, lOS Reading, sO16 Canton Co, 30;
Erie S9H; Cleveland ana Toledo, lbO4 Cleveland and
Pittsburg 81; Pttsburg and Fort Wayne. ILL MI
chigan Central, lis; Michigan Southern, SSA New
York Central l296; Illinois Central Az; Cumberland
,on River s b2oe 1852 iIl1S DO 1884, lO7A DO 1850
S@eTper cent. Exchange. lVsI. 100000 In sold were
.Aken 10 day ~ leb lila
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Cable.
This MOrningys 0uOtntiOna.

LoN-oN, Dec. IA. M.-Cousols for money,
94t for account 92l lex divdend); Uulted
States Fiye-twenties, 748. Erie, 27. Illinois
Central. SO.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. IA. M.-Cotton market
quiet; the sales for to-day are estimated at
$4,000 bales; shipments from Bombay to the
9th ult, since last report, $1,000 bales. Petro-
leum quiet.
HAvRE, Dec IA. M.-Cotton closed last
evening at l27 francs on the spot aud l25 francs
20
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This Afternoons quotations.

count, ex.dividend. United States Flyetwenties
quiet at 74B, Illinois Central, 964.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l-P. Motion steady;
sales OF $4,000 bales. Cheese, 66s. Lard firm.
Refined Petroleum. IL. Cd.
HAyRE, Dec. l-P. M.--Cotton dull, both on
the spot and to arrive; sales at l244 francs, to
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-01

Bank shares were In demand at full prices
Mechanics sold at 3lt no change. 236 was bld
for North America; l60 for Philadelphia; 1ln
for Southwark; and IL for City.
In Canal shares there was very little doingJ
Lebleh Navigation sold at 294, no change. ia
was bid Tor Schuylkil Navigation common; 20H
for preferred do; 30 for Morris Canal preterred; 81
and l2a for Susquebanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALRs TO-DAy
Reported by De Haven q Bro No. 40 &. Third stree1
BEFORE BOARDS
<VSh % Am
. FIRST BOARD.
tse Pa 6s Sseries..lO7'6 100 sh Reading -..-. 4e5
INV Len bs' o4..... ~ roo do.-.......lB- 4a5<j
20 an u u A Isl 100 do..,b5s8D. 4es<|
a Acad Music. eS l2 sh Penna X. ...lB- 6i1f|
j., 10 81 Mech Bk....:.. 8h 100 sh q Mid. 81
This n ,rnlngs gold quotations, reported
l9'00 A. M. 1861 1850 a. 1854
1l07 % 1856 1906 P. M. 1861
l126 1855 1906 " 1854
IL 80 A. NJ. .. 1854
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment tecurlues, ETC., as folows:-U. s. IS of|
1851, ll4&@lI5; old 5-2Os, do, l1l@llIl; uew|
6-2Os, lS64, lg7blO75; do, 1866, 5el075; 62Os
July, 1868, ll04Gll04; do. 1se7, ll0iDll0j; DO.
1865, ll06Q ll0s; l0-4Os, l05401l06. Gold, 1861.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Destructive Fire.

ST, LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The storage warehouse Of
j. NJ. Bloomfield & Co. was nearly destroyed by
ire last night The warehouse contained large
amount OF property valued at about $3.50, 600,
most OF which was either totally destroyed or
badly damaged by water. Among the property
we're 400 barrels OF flour, large quantity of
grain, household furniture, and great variety
OF other articles. Bloomfield q Co.'s loss is
building is owned by James II. Lucas, and
yalnpd ot Clh0 0O0
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine Ne,oS see Inside Pages
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures pEOEMBER 4.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT ThE EVENING TELE.
GRAPH OFFICE.
A M....,....S4 IL A. M........38 Q p, M..,,,.,3
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

steamship FanIta. Freeman New York John r.. OhI
Bal que Saimi ERhOm Rotterdam. E. A. Soud n 20
d Co. ~ - 'SoA
Schr John A Griffin, Foster. Ssgua. g. d w. Welsh.
schr ~ SnnlcKsOn, Winsmore Trinidad. do,
scnr ID. ID Merrlman, Tracy, Indian river, James
schr Queen of the West BeattIe Cardenas. George O.
sehr F. Nickerson, Kelly. Boston, Dovey Buckley q
Co. -
Waller d Co.
schr Fawn, Wiley. Boston. L. Audenried & Go,
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The merchants Exchange

Yesterday adopted resolutions approving the
telegraphiDg with the Postal department OF tue
Government, and expressing the belief that such
union will work practical solution of the evils
OF the present telegraph system.
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New York Stock Quotations, Up. M.

Received by telegraph from Glend1nntng d
Davis, Stock Brokers, No AZ 3. Third street,
N. Y. Cent. R...... l2S5s Western Union r.. 367s
N. Y. and f.. R..... 9I54 Cleveland and Tol 1907
Phil. and Rea. r.. 9S2s Tol. Wabash r.. 5S5f
Mich. Sand N. l. X. $50 Mil Il St Z. conn.,. 70LZ
Gle. and Pitt. b.. S712 Adam Express Co so
Chi. and N com. Si13 Wells, Fargo q Co. 23l<
Ohio and N. w. prf S73S u. 3. Express......... At
CHI and X. i. H.. l0IA Tennessee 6s......... 6SL
Pts. r W. and Chi .ll012 Gold........ ...,..,l35L
Market steady,
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamship Tonawanda, Jennings, 70 hours from
and Southern Mall seamsSip co. PsSsenSessMrs
L hI school Mrs Craig, Mr d. c. RulOn, Mr.. w. L.
s!eamsnip Roman, Baker, a. hours from Boston,
WIN G @gse use She hv p%sssnEeTs 70 H. WnsSr q Co.
schr Fawn Whey, from Boston.
oUrrespondence Of the PhIadelphta Exchange
sea hom the Break ssr this mornfnE:t-
Terry o r. lfS% from fisy New
&enrS SHS @sn Anna sssslanG from 90 s for yrgns
on 6t Ard the schr A; Boreand, her passage from
Lewes. JOSEPH LAFETRA.
n..a,,. u,. MEMORANDA.
Tor Nsg nIas DAileit Duncan, from Rio JaneIro
Sa SF ne" YORK was spoken rs oct lat % s., long.
Ns ssrSqs @ LGan Cooley for Philadelphia cleared at
Ns Big yHGeyi,Ss Wood. for Philadelphia cleared at
sss spse1 b hsTGin from London for Phadephia
,t se6I Lizzie LAWSON, from Boston for Philadelphia.
load Of coal struck on tne outer shoal OF Hog island
The captain and cre@ sys snS ysa are
schr II. @. Ely. McAllister. sailed from Richmond
Stn NJ ior City Point TO load with Sinc for Tren
sehr VIM DOnnelly Hunter. hence, at Washington,
sehr Maggie. Cummings, hence for Pawtucket. at
The Pollock Eip Liehtvessel has gone adrift bnt
thsEssr viii be placed on her station as soon as
from to the nsSa, Dsmsa
ESwS * EGEs $ & eS 70 Ss Jersey
made to him, but 10 10 supposed he stunned.
TBY TKLnaRAPH1
NEW YORK Dec Arrived steamships smidt
oUuussrowx bsS bsS 49aas ose s..ss,o siberia
from New York, yesterday afternoon. n N, = - =
The ship Isabe Ia, for New York h0m Liverpool.
gale. ~ IN : /"
teTdAy for New York. ITTl
~LoEDOs. Dec 1.-The briR Gladiator. ttem New
York. AxriYed here yesterday, leAky,
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2anpsgemeinbe bagegen btieruftb Der 2anpS
ratb nun aus 3nin9enoeni @rI11per, fam
ober audi ep1 w%ent9iten6 f1eben 1unbez
lbpltenen Mdnne,n aus iebenl per19ieres
1en @ei1ledtern perla,,9t5 tperoen. Nnz
tri9e an bic 2onbseemetnbe fam jeher
Stimmterc6tigte ftelen. Wass bic Mebrz
beit rer 2anps9emeinoe belGltebt 1T &C.
1eB fir ben &arton. Sebr 1d1n betBt es
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Nidtl9nur Der 2anb69emetnbe 1et ieop9
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ntdt bic 0ewolt hes Stdrferen, 5pnbert
.eas &e6t .uno bic muir ban1it ;sereinbar<
lt9e Staat8mpblfabrt." ~ Giinbet ii9 ST.
71mano our9 Elm geieb Ger 2ant59elnetnpe
beldwert> 70 fam er in seiebli9er Gorm
feline GpriteQun9 Dor rer 2ants9emetnce
ielbf anbrin9en. SIT Semanb bur6 Ell
men Observation-Disclosures 1T letnemprtz
patreGte sefrdntt peer benad]tbeili9t, 70
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bet u%nabbdn9t9 BON Der 2anb69emetabe
Der &t9ter na9 Gil unn @emiHen.
Sir bic 9%anrbabun9 Der &ube unp
Sronun9 pdbrenc beS 9ar3e1 @erlauf6
Der 2anos9emeinoe, beipnoer8 mdbrenp
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l9dft fra9t Der 2ancomnonn 3uer # bic
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ins9eiammt. DaS Wprt 1T fret muB
aber NIT Nnitano 9efibrt werben. Wte
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meinpe au9 NIT @ebet 9eidlphen, 5ierz
auf feierli6er &udsu9 Der 8eau1ter utlo
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9enune 1einer Treibeit, nit bp9tlcpfenper
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5@ieferei In 81. 2put8 pbne Gnbc

DIR pielbelpro@ene @ouQafr > GaQ,
zen man enelth cbBetban eloubts 1T
asne1n in eins ueus, blnttse pbale eetre.
ten.
@ouaire mnr befanntlIh pcn lsiner Trau
ae(dtecer, route aber tycbcsm ntdt ;uz
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siEs6 G!erfs bsr bis(iaen Yofoffce emp
fan8e. @te Ith un|ere &sfer erinneren
ipsrpen, folsts zines Ahfnpe 81. Gcul
lair: leiner Urau ol5 fe NIT Stub aa8
Ben &c Bet'5 Spe>nbaus an,udfebr's
gno na6 tsf,iaem Wrs,med( e' ;o1eu
tHtce Mstenbubler fire &eoOlYer uno
isuerten. @ouQdire murrs burd Die
Bruft ael6oRfn, mar absr mad einieen
Nohen tp'eeer polItdnrig Qebei!t. Sn>
1elen ta'tt efe Nitispeue Brou Soul
lo1re ben 0rn. Nutb eebe!rotbet. DIE
0oruntsrludun9 In psm Sad wurbe scr
DC! Court Of Criminal Correction eefIbu,
uno ol6 Der 1}ol Ter 0ranr Sury poree<
lest perrsn (oute, lepnte Bru aire In ef>
mem Brtsfe, rer In elmer fir Mutb tetneb:
negs ihme'delbaft en Wtiie ab9efabt
wat> al, ais 3euge 9sgsn cerlslten cuff
,utreten.
Dte in p,n aerannsn Brtsf erttal<
,enen &rdnfunae, Qatsn MnIab III elmer
meitsren bluttssn Scsne. @l6 rdnli@
aeFeru Nbenp essen Z abr @ouQatre tn
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i'm ger uno oerlt bte itn rebrere 6iebe
tn':~ @efIdt @%ouIaite sos bterauf etnen
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Nnarsifet, per brittle S&ub ain8 In Die
lEnfs S6ulter y utb's, Der @srwunoets
Mad Au(ommen uno ruroe na6 Mlsran.
eez'a Mpptbste Gds osr 4. unp Marft>
ara5e eetradt uno psrbunrsn. @culs
ioire Der Qtyiesns ouf ietnem @sttht
Die nsutllben Spuren Der empfanaensn
N:ibtanolunR true. puroe Derbaftet. atet
a|eib earoui seoeu 8ar8ldaft su'!af<
len.
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eisls 3eit oesenwdstE9en cbnebin 70 b.
lsbten @trobe eine unsebeure Menldsns
nsnse berbei. Die ou9emsine Mnz
G9t 1T. raB @ouQatre in 'Seltiiper'
tbeipiBuna bsbaneelt BABE. Ole
Dunpe &utb's loa ibri0ens I, DIT eefdbrz
ltd }ein.
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BeIoebcre galDpn

Rttntarb @~ttrfeII,
SDafbtnstpn Strase, st. pauI.
3etne 2iau5re unb CUTE gDetne, arpmattf&e ataarren
1nt BITE fdniofeftu talttn Spetfeu fubet Der aeebrte Be,
fu&et fets bel
Rainbarb @tiefeI.
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@apttpl Sans,
Deutlde6 Uafz unb Boarptna : 5auS,
SIDE ber 0abafbap unb neunten @traee,
ppn Sultn8 @evl.
Dtefes iptben In benz neaen @etdube, benz Capitol ee-
senlber, errtdtete Gtabltfenen t btetet ben eeetrten Ga.
ten auser ber freunbltdfen Bebtenune TN MQ eemetntu
tets.
,,9as tefe Bter sum 3apfen tart unb rein
limb fonf'een 2abetrant, seuatlt unb fetu.
,.Gtn Smbtb BON Der a%aerbtfen Sprt',
,,gtearren, farnpsl Claus. 1eutl&e, uetneu
8Dprt.
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h NJ tnnefDta @au8,
I Deuti&es @aitz tuno Buarbtn0<9 aas
BON 4eru1anr 9trfter, u.

DEM beuti8en publituns hermit bic er8skene
RnsetBe, ta6 10y mein nsu einscriGtstes spaus
nit atm GpMfDTt fir bic geshrten Ddfe auf's
Boutomrsaie perieben uuo |fs!s sasauf palsen
gerhe, mir ben 8etfaQ BOA Rofgdngern uat
&tnfebrensen bur1 aretnebraee 9pgis, cine
poblnerlebne Iafel une fbie freunbliGee Beete-
auug ~ eewinnen. Cir ben AIsfpann babe i'd
.,urn .hie beFt 5teluna seirrat. 392
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5annpoer 20. Tebr.-Der Gape<
;ierer &rode unp Gbefrau feterten ant IS.
b. 81, ebenfaus tbre itlberne 5p63eit.
Dur9 Sern1ittlun9 eineS bieft9en &aufz
marn8 murpen benz Subelp aare amMlpr<
gen be5 IS. auf 8efebl oe6 &Snt95@epr9
bunbert bannpssr'i9e G%balerfiide aterz
reidt.
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Wufter Sa8b.-SdBer: ~@as'
Sunse, stebt es nt&ts 3u f&teBeu pa bers
um2" fsaste etn @onntaeSjdser etnen
&nahen ,rer tbm bs9eanete
Sun.Ae vNidt tas i'd mtibte,
mar bic Nntpprt. Dp@ ia, I'M erS@ul~
mel ter 1T 9'rabe ba priben in bemW1lpz
den fnaQt ibm ems auf !"
- Der @ulf6perein fir Sfpreuben
perDfentli9t unterm 81. Gebruar na5
11ernte @abenYer3ei9ni6> bas NIT benz
lammtbetra9 BON 541>400 Tblrn. ob>
i1lieBt. Inter ben lebten 8ettrd9en be-
fnben 1i9 10000 Gblr. ols @elGenf Der
Ma9ener uno Miin6ener Teuerper f@e<
runosseieul9aft welde jebt int sat1;er
$4,000 Gblr. bet9elteuert bat, 80 Gba>
Ter 1eitenS Der re9terenben ittn
Ypn &eub !. g. 10 Ebaler ais
@rtra9 aus benz &erfauf tletner 5au8<
baltan9s9esenftdnoe bes Grb9rpbber3p9s
ppn 8apen rno 274O ST. ol6 @rtrae 5et>
mes pom Sim tlerpereir 3u @pm pera1z
aalteten Concerts. @uS Der 9iie 9ebt
leiper berpor, baB bic Tbeilnabme fir Die
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-04

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81 tebre TN gDaftinstun 5aufe NAL etn;
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gretlt& Der peterl ber hberaa beHett, 6 -
etets bat Der an 5aub, was III wanfaeu 10.
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unb Gstt was, pas Ct font ntat nod bat
gDetae Bstten, morn, unb metz pie ber Sdnet,
Uenn's talt, etnen Dunf& Son @ttsfep. Rafet pbf. 1bes
6puie INT Spmmer etsfa1tes Bter, @@#.4"E
Die fetnheu unb befsn Qtau5re fnb t a,an tter.
unt betu 8eaatlen 1T Der peter en 1tteraler Ntaun
81 faretbt nte IN ptel, nod su pents en-.
Denn's ate Runbeu. stbt er germ Grebt
unb re&net uur BEN gang eep5bn1taeu grOft. ~
unb ertra ftfs benz Sarrer NOD sefast: YE4El# y
Gin gutter Stall uub frtf9e Guele HIS taa !"
gtnbet man betm Peter aufTber steue.
Bn fhttern Sic Rahe, 06fea unb gferbe
So TN st2ue plat fur etae game 5eerte.
sun Weutter, Ep4ter, Batter unb spbu,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-08

Ous PAuprR Irsn.-Ths expenses sf the
pauysr system in this eonnty last year
oatsids Of permanent iaprs,smsats 10 the
way o! bulldogs was abest 3ls.too. To
white this dows % e1srt wss isaugurs.
~ early in tAs pssssst year. The ysas
. ~ ~ = sodsd. V - ssrs. ~ - ssasl,
- thas ~ ere sbls y - thsssgA asd ~
. distinct view u The rssslt. The sunaine
sspsasss this ysas - lar ass sbsss elo, ~.
With another ssasA . 3, which may ~
sibls iacreass the lesrss y ell,6oo. The
san will b. csnsidsrasly reduced By the
ssls Of the prsdusts Of the fsrm tho prin.
cipal item Of which 10 upwaras Of 500
bushels Of csrn-so tha. the fetal runniss
expense Of the system 70: the year will 30
il the neighbsrhood Of ten thousand dol.
lars. This year % in last there has
bssn considerable money spsnt in psrusn-
ent imprevemsnt upon buildings which
ds.s No. come into this account Of running
expenses The result Of change therefore
is gain Of absut 81. 900 on the part sf the
county. This reckoning includes the sala-,
~ Of Jcigs I.ndsrnsn 9 Superintendent,
and Office extras. II must be confessed
that The matter has been pretty elsvssly
managed and that The county Affairs en-
b run properly when the proper nss are
In tha riebe njaeaa. 4 full and exnlieiN
rspsst sf wsrkisss sf the new psupsr sys-
TEN will probably be laid before the Beard
sfSupsrvisors next aesth, whom the public
can ~ how The thing 10 dsns.