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LEyELIYG.-John Ruskin's let

LEYELING.-John hu5Kln's letters are
bearing fruit. lie is immensely wealthy,
but every year gives away large part of
his income. lie is 4 Philanthropist in
practice, and breaches his doctrine 10
others. One Of his hobbies Is that no man
should be allowed 10 have too large an in
come For some years past he has advo-
Gated this restriction. Nov, we read in a
New York paper:
Pablo meetings are held in London al
Which Parliament j. called on to fix 2
maximum TO the incomes Of individuals.
The prevalent opinion seems to be that
G5OCO year is quite as much as any man
should be allowed 10 have. As may be
imagined, these meetings are not made up,
a. a general thing, either of those who. are
wealthy or @; those whoeve expect to be-"
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ARKANSAS.



1T. IoUIs, Nov. "A Little Rock dis
mich to the Reporter says the counties IN
v hich Gov. Clayton has declared regis,ra-
ton Invalid are largely Democratic and
especially, at,c. three Congressional dis.
the registration e he Stale and were esti-
mated TO give Fix thousand Democratic
majority.
Tie Democrats countermanded their
meeting Saturday night, to prevent dis
turbauces, the Republicans having ar
ranged torch-light procession the same
night, and iii alleged instructed the ne
groes to com. armed. The dispatch further
states that the assassination Of Congress
man Kinds was the result Of a private DIFF
6culty, and that the Democrats condemn
he at.
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into The roOR, and dropping on her knee
at Mrs. AS feet, implorsd her not {
burn the fetishes, promising, if sh :
would not, to make a clean confession .
her guilt
Mra A, By this time deeply impressed
With the strangeness and mystery OF tha
anair, was prevailed upca by the sntreat-
les OF the girl, and kept the "fetishes
Intact, and the chambermaid confessed
that she had been prevailed upon By the
other "Hoodoo man" 10 place these le-
FISHES in the bed of the child She pro-
tested she did not know for what reason,
and that afterBard she wished to take
them out, but did not dare to do so for
fear Of him.
As soon as the family physician came
IN, Mrs A completely bswildered, told
MN the whole affair, showing him the
fetishes, and making the girl repeat her
story to him. BE being practical man,
and having withal considerable knOwl-
edge of chemistry, took the punches of
feathers home with him, and on making
q chemical examination ofthem, he found
them imbued with avery deadly poison
Meanwhile, he told the affair to two or
three neighbOrs, and, getting out war
rant for the arrest Ofthe malignant Hoo
doc man, they went to his hut to arrest
him. The bird had flown, however, and
could nowhere be found Some Of the
negroes had, no doubt carried word to
him, and he had thought it best 10 clear
out from that neighbOrhOod The little
patient, relieved from inhaling the poison
IN her pillow and bed, soon got well; and
Mrs A has now in her possession the
fetishes which came so near making her
4 ehildless widow.
II may NOS be generally known to the
public but it Is nevertheless fact, that
these barbarous African superstitions
and practices prevail, and are increasing
among the freedmen not only Of Mem.
ohis and Tennessee, but Of all the SOuth~
.rn States Il is the elearest proOfOf the
inevitable tendency Of the negro to re-
apse into barbarism when left 70 control
himself
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MEMPHIS.
Tho Election FXcitement-SU feid, -
Races, Etc.

Tho Election FXcitemenI-Su feidt -
Races, Etc.
MEMPHIS, November 1.-The excite
ment in regard TO the election tomorrow,
still runs high, The Mum wing of the
Republican party charge Captain Sears,
Commissioner of Registration, with using
his ofice TO defeat Mum. Large numbers
Of negroes have been coming into the city
since yesterday morning. Five companies
Of the twentieth infantry arrived this
morning, which, together with the present
force on duty here, together with heavy adj
diiions to the police force, will be amply
sufficient TO keep the peace.
A waiter girl at the Varieties Theater
named Rose Cole, formerly from Wiscon-
sin, shot herself with 4 Derriuger last
night inhiciing mortal wounds.
A large number of well known horses
have already arrived for the meeting of
the Memphis Course, which commences
on the Oh instant.
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LYNCH LAW.
Essrse Thieves Buus-MIdniGht Jus
tiPP,

Horse Thieves BuuS-MlunAsAL JUS
tiee.
From the Lexington Ky Gazette, Oct. 81
Two men by tAe names Of John Il.
Ryan and Jerry Lewis, who were confined
in iail in NichoIasviIle 70. EOrss-stelling,
we're taken ont of the Jail by party
of men at midnight on Thursday night,
and from thence to che suburbs of the vii
lage, where they We're hung on trees al
thew were dead. Our informant saw them
hanging on Friday morning as he came
through Nicholasville Ryan had re-
Gently been pardoned out Of the Peniten-
tiary, but had been arrested for hOrs9-sieai-
ing again, and taken to Nicholasville for
trial. Laws was from this city, ard was
up before the grand jury q short tine ago
for stealing corn, bu: got off. The men
who hung them came to the Jail about
midnight, and demanded the keys Of the
iailer, who refused to give them up, where
upon they proceeded to possess themselves
of them in no very orderly manner. The
party came into the town secretly, and no
one recognized any Of them.
Verify the way Of the transgressor Hh
is caught in Jesssmine, Boyle, Mercer, or
the neighboring counties Is hard.
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THE remains Of Mr.. Pablo Felieu, who
was, with 4 portion of his family, burned
in his residence, at Terre aux Beafs, by a
mob of negroes, were found amid the ashes
Of bis dwelling. The hands were still
grasping the gun with which he had en-
deavored to defend himself and family,
and by his side lay knife, which was still
in its scabbard, evidently never having
been drawn.-N. D. PicaglLue.
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THEEATENED BURNING OF A MoNAs-
TERY.-The Pittsburg, (Pa) Post, has the
+ following:
The Ab5o:tof the monastery at S.. Vim
cents, Westmoreland county, received prior
to the election, several letters threatening
10 burn the property or The institution ii
the men connected with it attempted TO
vote. Those letters were written by the
friends Of John Coyode, as the votes were
certain TO be cast against him. The dis.
tic, is now contested by the "scaIawaS"
because the voters from The above named
institutions were catholics They were
subject 10 draft, pay taxes, and entitled 10
vote by the same rules which govern other
citizens. The only trouble about them Is
they were not cast for the Republican can
dilltp
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Both the Louisville and Memphis tele.
graph lines failed to exhibit any vitality
after ! > O'Clock last night. Would it be
90 uncharitabe to say that some Radical
rascal had cut the wires for political effect
to the benefit Of lie associates in mean
ness?
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ENGLAND.
Dissolution of Pariiament-EUrtII.
quRkes.

quRkes.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Standard SAYS a
formal dissolution of Parliament will be
announced on the llth.
Several shocks Of earthquake have been
distinctly felt recently ia the western coun-
ties Of England and Wales.
Prince Alfred left Plymouth to-day in
the irigate Galatsa, for cruise around the
world.
LoNDOy, Nov. 2.-The British govern
ment declines to recognize the rights
claimed by the Hudson Bay Company in
the territory between Canada and the Pa
ciic coast,
The riots which occurred in Rotterdam
Saturday were not Of Z political character.
A quarrel arose between the citizens asd
the police. The latter were overpowered.
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SPAIN.
Ferdinand Wanted fer king Threat
ened Bread Riots nj Barcelona.


ened Bread Riots nj Barcelona.
New YORK, Nov. 2d.-A Madrid sps-
cial gays that the Conservatives favor Fer
dinand, Of Portugal for King Of Spain,
while the Democratic clubs have unani-
mousiy felecisd General Prim for Chief
Of State, or condition that he will take the
title Of President Of the united provinces
Of Siberia.
A Barcelona, Spain special Of yesterday
says that ali The work shops and manu-
lacluTers Of the city have Lesn closed in
consequence q The free trade decree Issued
by the Proyisicaal government. The
working men Of the city deprived of the
work, have assembled and actually threat
euing TO break into grain stores and bak-
erios The militia has been called out and
several arrests have been made.
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WHEAT CRoP OF WESTERN ARKANSAS,

WHEAT CROP OF WESTERN ARKANSAS,
The Fort Smith Herald says:
We are pleased to know that our farm
er5 are getting in SO much wheat, and that
the season so far has been so favorable for
it. We learn that more wheat is being
sogn this season in this section of Arkan-
sas than any previous year. We trust 1t
will turn out we'll, and our farmers may
have plentiful return.
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THE PLAINS.
Indian DepredafiOns-CutIa Exeeu-
ted Inv m VIGILANCE CO,,,miffoe

ted by n Vigilance Committee.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Am Omaha dispatch
says that the Indians displaced rail GA
the Union Pacific road, near Sydney, Sat
urday, by which freight train was thrown
from the track, and fireman killed. A
wrecking train going West had been
obliged TO return, in consequence of the APP
pearance Of large body Of Indians.
Troops from Fort Mcpherson and Russell
had been sent TO protect the men
working on the railroad. All was quiet
at last accounts. Five desperadoes were
hung near Gilmer, on Friday by the Vigi-
lance committee. Joseph Musgrove, a no.
torious horse thief and murderer, was cap
tured near Fenton on The same day, and
has been surrendered to the military au-
thorities, at fort Steele. He was disguised
as an Indian, and is known to have led a
large band of Indians who robbed at diff
fsrent times hundred thousands of dollars
worth of stock from the government. He
is believed to be the leader of the band
who killed four whites near Percy station
twenty miles North.
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WARRINGTON.
Treasury Warrants for Coin.

Nc Nsury WnrrhhLE IOr ON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Warranis for s.
1892 so in coin passed the Treasury
Department TO day, and were sent 10 vari-
uus points 10 psv maiured semi-anuual in
] iereft on registered and coupon $50 bonds
which fell due on the frat instant
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IssUEs.-A live isusc-TheiR idical debt
constantly increasing.
4 dead issue-Tho Radical promise of
reform.
A forgotten is>ue-RepubNcan pledges
of economy.
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TEE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Prospect CO Immediate Settlement.
LoEDCS, Nov. Negotiations for the
settlement Of the Alabama claims vi IN
doubleday be settled in few DAYS. Eng
land Is willing to pay the American
claims.
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A lodger 10 a Portland hotel, a few eve
niugs since, came down the stairs and told
the clerk the glslight would not burn, and
he thought is wanted new wick.
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The drygcods house of Brown, ThoInp-
son & Co, Hartford, Connecticut, was bur-
glariously entered and robbed of silks 10
the amount of $4,000 to $4,000 on We'd
nesday night.
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CUBA.


HAyANA, Nov. "-The government
announces tha; lie force 81 insurgents is
rapidly decreasing. Several engagements
have taken place, wherein the revolution
Its were Wtr-itG
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DISTINGUISHED VoTERs.-Among the
"colored individuals" registered as voters
in Augusta, Ga, are found the names OIL
Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, George
Washington, John Milton, Thomas Paine,
and other names Of distinction in history,
poetry and art.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

At Canton, China, the Catholics are
buiIdiug 4 Cathedral which will cost 49,
OOOO90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

General Dulce has finally accepted the
appointment of Captain General of Cuba
and will soon sail for Havana.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

The British troops lave gained addi-
uonal success in the northwestern prov
inCes Of Spain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-03

THE election for the Constitutional Cor
tez of Spain will take place on the 29th OF
November.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
Orders for Coin from the Treas
ury Department.
More Arrests in New York for
Election Frauds.
Police Regulations for To-Day.
SpahiardS Wanting q King.
Public Disorder at Barcelona.
A Radical Judge Ignoring Natu-
ratified Voters.
Registration in Arkansas Set
Aside.
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4 PULPIT SCENE.

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VI ~ - 'l,o1ll.I' ~ l:,l'Pi"{ WIN III
Don1L' 'L-5 i5e Iuu s...c e5ilIOr Oh tne
Leco'I "l'G ,i'I'I1,'D.1 We S'a'tu !niOutn
ChuTCn, oI'aS tht y li7'i'" 'healre' amer
MT. PeecnsF n'u c'ic'I 'eI MS Sermon ne
in'TcuucSu . 'Iis 5I. taiI' COCA
looking negro VINO teAEefeG lecture Tor
the purpose 81 fa'siaS amos 10 assist his
African friends L. ia".F sHo;is 10 Te}c9
Abrahahi bosom. u. t.J"a responded
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-14
Die pDbisFey> Setruaereien.

Der S6abamtS. Setretdr iagt In isinem Ieb-
ten Serift, baB In faIt iebem Staate Der Union
mebr 9rennereicn iinb, alS in gang England.
gli6t ipeniser aIS 5000 9rennereien 1nb in ben
Ser Staaten.
Die Steuern betrugen i'm lebten 6iscal- Sabre
bel ale benz iur % Ntaionen SbaIer, allo nur
IA WRiaionen Sa1onen g8biSfeD 9eiebmdBi9
berfeuert.
Qd6rli6 fp6re es, biels slusabe alS bic Cum
me Der ipirflid) probuerten Nuantitdt anjunsb>
men aber cine ionberbare Sbatlade III fiir5Iib
In 8al6inston ans 2idt 9etommen ipelde ei-
ne Sbee bon Der ric1sen @rDBe Der 9etri9erei-
Ell 9ebt 2ebtcn Sommer purbe cine Srber
bonn Sbabamte erlafIen in ipslder bic annabme
beS Sieemetsr ang3eist unb ieber Yerion, ipsI6e
bic Nbiibt babe, cine Diitilation 3n trri6tcn,
bsfoblen ipurbe, cine duplication fur Elm iolbes
SnItrument 81 maben unb 5u slei6er 3eit ben
@ebalt bes Waiidapparates an5u9eben Die
slbi6t ipar bic 8rennereien nad bem duBerifen
@eDaIt pee appardtes ju bcneuern. 700 ap>
plitanten tpnrben regifrirt, init einem bon ben
applifanten fcIbif abgel6dbten @ebalt Der gaild>
bottidbe bon sos, ,289 @aIIonsn per Sag, aIIo
152, 1856. 700 @aacnen idbrIid
Die Steuer gu 2 Sbaler per @alone tpilroe
cine @innabme bon 305, ,573, 400 Sbasr I'M
Iebten Sabre ergeben baben-llnb nur 28 Stillio>
nsn.purDen bonn GOmmifdr &cainS aIS ipirtIid,
einge5ablt bere6net
Der Setras, iucI6en bic 8ssieruns allein bon
bieien 700 Sremcreen bdtte erbalten len
tpirbe bic @eIammts@ s@innabme aus aasn iibrisen
Nuellen Der innern Steuerr, 9rennereien init
eingeiblofien, nm 40 NRiqonen fiberiieigen.
100000 SbaIer IN baB PHaner, tpeI6es Der
Oiifiaateur-8ing anf ben @tunb Der Oppolition
legen uil, nm S6peigen 5u psranIaiIen; jtpsi
giacnen iphrben Iie Ic9ar anwsnoen, iuie man
bort ipcnn bic erit9enannte Summe 5u Helm it,
Darum aud ni6t2 bic @tteI inb ia borbanben
bic 9Sege often &Onnte man bofen. baB bic
Sinanj. Committee beS bereitslt unb Si6erbsii
9ssen bsie 9etriigercien idaNt unb benz 8ote
bic Steuerbhrbe rIsidtert2 gSir poasn bcf.
| fen
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Eae EbeIeben.

Die foI9cnbcn id6nen unb ipabren @ebanfen
iinb aus Der 6eber iener rei3enbsnS6rcibin
Sreberite Sremer, bersn Semertun9en ipobl als
9ebenSre9eIn gelten iolten: ,,SduI6et nd)t eins
baS anoere, lei Go in nnbeoeutenben ober ipidti.
gen 9ingen. Cine eii5i9e fleine 2ige bat I6on
ein 9an,es @bclebcn gctrilbt-eine fleus rrIa6e
bat oft greBe SpIgcn. Salte nidt bic Sdnbe 3u.
iammcn, Inn gu fauIrujen 9aufe nidjt bieI BON
bcim.-Ser ei9cns Seuerberb 1T mebr ais Sol,
beSipertb. Ntan6e Seiratb, meIne 6reunbe, be-
ginnt tpie Der rof9e Wor9en unb enbct bann in
&au6 unb Ountelbeit unb pdrlin, bcnn, meine
Srelinbe 81 ipeil baS @bepaar berldumt, nad
Der Seiratb chamber au ssfallen, alS ipis Dor Der
Seiratb. Seitrcbct eu6, meine 8inbsr INNER
Gins bem anpern du 9cfalen; buItet aber ju sei6er
3eit @ott Dor augen. Spenbet ni6t cure game
9iebc beute, icnoern 9cbente, baB Der Gbcitanb
aud icinen @crgen bat, uno Der mcrscnbe Sag
ipieber einen Worgen. Sparet, pie man Al
iagen pfic9t, ScI5 fiir ben gSiutcr llebcrlc9ct,
meiue SSbter, mas baS Wort W / 6 in iidb fast.
DaS bcrbeiratbete SSeib 1T beS WanneS Sdus>
9laube-iiI ibre Sane muB er SoarS unb 6ami.
lie pertrauen, ia ben S6lhlIel ieinsS ocr,ens
ii6crgeben tbnnen. ioipobl ais ben S6TlIcl Ieiner
Spelctammer. Seine Gbre unb Seimatb iinb
untcr ibrem Scripabr-Iei @obIfabrt III ibrer
Sanb 9entet bieran llnb ibr S6bne iper>
bet 9etreue @bemdnner unb quite Eamilicnbdter. "
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IraaePoniifebsr Qiebes Roman.

Gin fomilder Sorfau Der Iib bpr einigtn Sa>
gen erci9nete ipiro aus Siu3 erSdblt 9erleIbe
icu albcrt Gin nibt unbebeutenbes Sluflebcn er-
re9t babcn, Gin iun9er, bhblbcr, liebensiphr-
bigger Wtdnn, ans gutem Soauie, ipuBte iid) ndm>
lid bel encr bilbl6Onen Sau5berrntp6tcr ein5u-
idmeiden, 70 boB iie belclbe bm aud ldon 81
.3eitcn cncn 8ie9eI ofcn IeB. Sicrpur6 be-
ginitigt lfIi6 ib berIclbe ipie eS beiBt, bereitS
eingcmdlc in baS Staf fcabinet be5 Rdb6ens
Im bort bic iGbcn Stunccn 5u5ubrn9en. Gnes
NbcubS aber bate CT idb iIlsbe gebadte Stubc
gcldGhcn alS feline Nlcrcbite nod in Der Slide
bcIbdfti9t ipdr, unb par unter baS 8ett gefro6en
llnglilflifer gScilt fam aber bic Ntamma nit
iWem Itctcn Segleitcr, cinen teinen Sounb, in
Das 3immcr Der Sobttr. Der 9rrnb rod baIb
ben 2iebeuben nnb fling an 81 belsn = Die
Mamna cinen 9icb obcr bergleidcn bcrmutbs
cno blift in alie sSiuteI alS iie ben Ginbrin9>
ling inter ben Bette Iiebt, rnit ie MN In ibrcr
9roBcn Nngit: Schubert" ,R6rbcr !" Sofort
iicfen cilcnbS 9eute bcrbci ba ba6 SoauS Gin @at-
bduS iit-Ic9ar bic YpliSitsn nit bren gli5srn,
ben Sternen liefen berjll-linb nun bate unIer
Sclb im an9itI6peiB 9ebabet, inter bcm 8ete
berpcr5nticfen, unp 5ipar untcr aQgelneincni
!0obn9cldd)tcr. Gr ipar jittcrnb unb lief ldneli
ans Dem Sauie unb ,lir Scrmeibung nod grSfc>
rcn sluflcbcns, am anbern Sage aus ber Stabt
Sulic abcr ippllte aus Merger Den fleincn SoHnb,
nit icinCr Columbus sSiaic bcr9ftcn-iinb ipirt
Is aud gctban babcn obcr nod tbun. llno ia
enocte Der @oman, bclien cries Gapitcl Inn ,,@r.
tro,mnler" eaS leBtc abr i'm 6lafscmad"
aeIpiclt mlirbe
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Ebre bem Ie acbnbret.

SSir fpnnsn unS bic 3sit nidt erinnen, iptnn
unS cine Sade mcbr 9efrsut bat aIs Die baB
Gen. sdme6 SsIfribgt, pop unIerm
@abbar gGauntp Northampton, ais 6lrf bes
0aues Der @eprefentanten iin(erer StaatsaelcB.
9cbuns erpdblt lporben ilt-bsnn iuenn Elm Wann
i'll bieiem Staat eife fol6e GteGe pebicnen fam,
10 bat er iie btrpents gBir alIe erinnern uns
nod wel6e -ipibtiae Disulte or un8 ais Colonel
uno General IN Der srinee gsgen bic @ebeaion
geleiftet bat Sa inter ben pieIen patriotilGen
9erjen, IN Der srcBen Union sIrmee trus CT Ell.
nsS yorSallfrsrDBeiten in ieiner eissnen Yrnf
Spdter crndnnte man i'm 5u einem gutcn gipil>
slmte-ba er aber nidt ba5u enipiIIiste bas Or
run9enc Den Webeaen ipieber in ibre ei9tne Sdnbe
jurilf ju 9ebcn, 10 bra6ten eS bic Gopperbeabs
au6 balb tpicecr 10 ipeit, DaB CT purd snbrep
Sobnop abseieBt wurbe Sir cine ioI6e Gr>
pdbun9 finp bic uSnben in blau," benz
gebadten pauie ni6t nur seringen Sanf IduI-
big, inbcm iie ibm ielbit 70 tpie Der @elebsebuns
5u9lei6 @bre ma6t
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ras SalliGement Der t7atienaIbanFsp sp

Der Comptroller bes @eIbumlaufs bat einen
Scridt bs,h9lid Der Saliiemente bon National-
bdnten. bic bon 20. Suni 1868 bio l. Sttcbcr
1867 ltattfanben, publi5irt 3ebn Santen fall-
irtcn In beicm 3citraunl, ipelf)e Gin capital bon
81 $40, 900 batten Sbre SduIben betrugcn
81, 1S7, 900, ,0Oa @irtuaton unb SO, 372, 200, =
90 all SepoIiten &c SptdI 81, Sc, 100000 Die
Sirtnlation tpirb In boil be3ablt tperben uno crs
geben bic i'm Ser. Staatcn Sdab 5ur Si6erlng
bcrielben btponrten 9onb5 einen reberI6uB bon
$25, 900, Der 5ur Sisuns eineS Sbeiles Der an-
bern Sbulben beripenbet iperben fann. Slus ei>
ner lorgfdltigen YrIfuns beS @srmbsensbeifan-
beS gcbt berbor, bag unsefdbr 20 Yro5cnt Der
hbrigen S6ulben be5ablt iperben fpnnen, 10 baB
Der Sotal Serluit MIR 81 900, 900 betragen pirb
Son bieler SMnme fann nod elm Sbeil burd)
4ro5elIe gegen bic Stodbalter erlanst iperbeil.
Der Comptroller iagt baB fein 9anfiDlem unb
tpenn Go nod 10 bollfommen III, bic Stofbalter
cber Sepoiitoren bcr plbbIi6cn Serlnifeu bcipab,
rcn fann SaS SalliIement Der saticnalbanten
iei meilfenS bur6 bic llnfdbisteit nnb llnebrli6>
feitber 9anfbeamten berurlabt btiporben, uno burb
bic flarite SerIebung beS Seicbes unter BEN iie
organiiirt ipurben. SO egiitiren iebt 1878 Sia>
tionalbaufen In Dem Qance, unb fallirten In 4
Sabren MIR TO- gSenn Der 8erluit breimal grbBer
ndre, 10 ipdre er INNER nod nift 70 9roB, mic
bas SaaiGement Der SloDal 9ant bon 9iberpool
ober Commercial 9anf bon Canada, ipelde als
gtuifer. ifitItc unter benz en9liiden SantiDif-
en- 9aIten. Die @egernng iprb nur burf bas
Saaifemcnt Der Ner6antS Siational 8anf sinen
Serluit erleibcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-01-14
sszsurrab sfiIrs f,en d,rant,

Die bon nnS angc;sgtc Gpnpeuticn Der Col.
odten bicltS Staas, ipurbc am 9tsn Sanudr
81 Ybilaoclpbia abgcbaItcn Sieelbc tpar Sabl.
reid bclud)t unb baS Sclultdt Der Scrabung ipar,
oab Gcn. lllDiieS g. Grant, cinitimmi9
a5 Ganbibat fir Rrciocnt unb Nnbrcip q.
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GFnennlm9 9sbradt pcrbrnr iiiibs @s Iinb bicS
berriife !@rnennnltgen fclgt bic @cpubIi,
tanii6c Contention i'm Wtoi nad,. unb aboptirt
bic ndmlidc Ganbbaten, 10 1T ipeter ni6tS notbig
alS VILE onf bic s8ab 5u 9ebcn unb fir iie 81
iimincll unb Dann miBen bieleIben nit elmer
iiberip6ltie aRsbrbcit crpdbIt perbcii-lnb
bic Gcppcrbcab- obcr &cbellcn>4 4artbci ipirb bann
mad ielbiger Belt sebDren, 5u ben Singen bic
einlt paren, ober nun nidt mebr iinb.
B9rSbsrr Sd)ritt Der brabcn ,,Snb EN-
II blan" II ltlobcn5pertb-ia lebr lobenSpertb.
sic iinp cS ipelde bic llnion 9erettet babcu, unb
ipoliten fir nun ba5 gruinserle neber In bic
Sdnoe Der Scnbe, tpcl6e bsiebe ju jeritSrsn
lid entdlobcn baben, 5Irhfgeben, um ilns Vile
un9llflid) 81 MAIDEN? Sien bic5 tperben &C.
padte ;S5eIben nil, tbgll--5umal ba ic bic Ma6t
bic sSabIer 5u rs9iiIirrn leIblt lhdnbig nnb
untNeberIprc6Ii6 in ibrcn Sodnben baben 9rei
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