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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18


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high water aHi aiIfnlanre on lle iTisl,
Respectfully years,
i. u, NORTON.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
Destructive Fire At Huntsville.
Loss $4,000.

HUNTSVILLE, Texas, April S,lSGS.
4 destructive fire broke out be-
tween the business houses of A. NJ.
Barker 4 Co., and r. Phillips, about
so'clock last night, consuming the
northeast block.
Tho following are tho principal
and heaviest losers: A. NJ. Barker
g. Co, r. Phillips, Odd Fellows
Hall, i p. Davidson, b. Courtadc,
Nussbaum & Bro, and the Post
cIlicc.
The Insurance will cover 500. 900.
Nothing was saved from t b c
Postofiiec.
After receiving the above infor-
nation from our special, we h d
the pleasure of call from Mr.. A.
N. Barker, Of the firm of Messrs. a.
NJ. Barker & Co. lie informs us that
he was la this city buying goods
for his store in Huntsville when he
heard Of it, and that he will eontin-
nc in the business, as he has n good
mary goods on the way and will
buv more. Ills insurance amOnts
to s2G.Ogo.-G@rcs'oa Neirs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

Atamraitr rtff'ur ri ianfasff ielrl
40 i.leff kA Ma..rs hfi af lsiEf
En be- fht IanH ri laHHatfr isi.as
tf"rtF. Iftsf Arrl 90 lee fht IHi'as-
irr rtsaut'r sul tffsiaii.us uFIs uuan-
iaas.s'I sisTifi
ntfirss d Be- leased ils sarIfus A.
laiitri ef &C. luitFrrr Al ffHatr uaT veil
irlaFfi bIa.ttr q 4. hfaihrlfsrl hua
anr uiisi ~ iskr be I'ars in che dTani
isiEr ahass, aud airFeas aur deceased
nrsillr sas az oil aui hisliy sslssmsi
asnhFr NJ itis lalrf. aui uhrWss as
irrllg lrrisTs BE trslh lliL AS Mason
az uifattr NJ sasiriy, Ihsrrfois
~ q EssaiuL That Ia ale death o.
hrsikrF hFsihtrilr,i, ihis lalEs las Los
tri si aul rhrlFhi mtmtrr abe Cammu-
EiIg valuable riiiEtn gui bic trTsaEti
ismily q kisi h-stani sul iudulErul
laIAsT,
Es..nsi That phils Ne a sIly lrrlors
bic DEATH, NC mvaTn nal as Ihass NilLvut
aspr, isrliuE an uEshaAru eouLlrure that
s.T loss b. bis rlrInal aHl Nr ID oreioTe
tsW ia suhulsslsn iu lhr s'Toke that Las
nabi.si us ol 80 god Masa aul ~ eK-
ragiaIg a cillEgu,
EFe.rA HAT ae deeply sympslhiEr
a lab HE tEfaNsi hmil!, aui ia lAis dsrk
haur uf lLciF aUlfiiun mu,i cog iiaily ten
dec 10 iAsm every thing ia oar poser that
ran alleviate lLrir soTTuas 0g sIyak peace
10 iEeiT slglgleu hearts,
Essis.A That ap Nill wear ihe usual
badge ~ muaguius Ter lhirl! days
Elsa.uh That a copy oI iArsr reso'uliuu
Ne sprssl upon ihr miLuirs uf tie Lodge,
that a copy be banded by The Seegslary DO
she siloa uI oar deceased Eluihrr, ali
ihai a cops also b. scat by him o. the r,li-
tor OF tho Dallas llsarli aLl that hr D.,
requested TO publish the sane,
AS, CLARK,
4, Guy C0ma.liee,
J, n, sNiApELi.S,
J, II, sUlNbELls,
Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

GEoRGIA.--Tm nemocrniis EXrcuiiv,
Committee in session in Maccar Ga, adj
journcd on the Goth Of March. The follow
ing resolutions comprise the ma 'erial par
Of heir action;
Rc&olrCd, That for reasons, found
cd alike in tho iIrgi,imacy Of It's
origin, aud its odions character, we
urge upon our friends throughout
the State strongly TO oppose, by all
lawful means, on the hustings and at
the polls, ratification Of the in
strcment recently promulgated at
Atlanta, as Il constitution for Gcor-
gia; Tut
Whereas, The Atlanta Constitu-
ton may be imposed on US, no t.
wilhstanding our opposition thereto,
and in that event it will be Of vital
importance to all, that the people Of
Georgia have good sound men to
administer the State Government
under it; and,
Whereas, The Hon. Augustus
Reese has declined the candidacy
for Cover nor Of Georgia rendered
him by this Committee, and it S
deemed impracticablc, from want Of
tive, TO hold q nominating convcn-
ton, in which all parts of the State
be fairly and fulIyreprcscnto9; and.
Whereas, Owing TO the disfran-
easements and other causes, hume
rous and serious cmbarrasimcnts
surround the question Of n strict
party nomination for Governor, at
the present time; for these reasons.
RcsOlred, That the State Central
Committee of the Democratic party
deem it unadvisable to make any
nomination for Governor at the APP
preaching election, and advise and
urge the Democrats and Conscrva-
tivcs Of the State to cast their votes
as Il unit for the indepedcnJ candi-
date now in the field, the Hon.
David Irwin.
We arc satisfied the he holds no
views inimical to the honor or wei
fare Of Georgia. We confdc IN his
ability and devotion to his State.
and in these have guarantee that
IT elected he will administer h
Government solely in the interests
of the people.
Res0lced, That our Friends throgh-
out the State are urged to bring in
TO the field in every county and
Senatorial District, good and true
men for the Legislature, in every
ease selecting candidates who are
registered voters, as we are advised
that mono others will be allowed to
take their seats.
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THE STATE OF TEyAS.

TO n, SHERIFF Of Dallas County Greeting :
N0U are hereby commanded that you
Z summon by publication for four sue
ccssiyc weeks in the Dallas Herald, news
paper published weekly in the town of Dali
las, Dallas County, and State OF Texas.
r. \. Nance who is absent from tho State
to be and appear before the County Cour,
of Dallas County Texas, on the first Mon
day in June, 1868, then and there to an
swer the petition of Why Brundage and
VIM. II. Brundage her husband which al
lcgcs in substance that on lte 25th day of
June, 1866, said K. A. Nance, made eSccu-
ted and delivered unto the said Whey
Brundagr, his promissory note in writing
by the terms of which he promised to pay
one day after the date thereof to Whey
Brundage or bearer, the sum of three hun
dred and forty dollars, bearing ten per
cent interest from date, and that said note
is unpaid.
Herein fail not but due return make of
this writ rs the law directs, with your &C.
ton thereon.
Witnes. S. S Jones, Clerk of the
SEAL County Court of Dallas County,
NV and the seal of said Court in the
Town of Dallas, this the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1868.
SIS. JONES,
elk. c. C., D. C. 7.
Come to hand same day issued and exc
cuted same day by ordering this writ to be
published in the Dallas Herald for four sue
cessive weeks.
n. r. WIHNIFRED,
Sheriff Dallas County
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Headquarters, District of Texas,
V"TN-'. W.T., Df''f FOV vi fVA"os
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ADAM
DoNED LANDS,
hCo'iNi iEAAS, hpll I, lcoc.
GEN ERAL ORDERS, No. 4.

poNED LANDS,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Apil I, 1868.
GEN ERAL ORDERS, No. 4.
To insure greater uniformity of action,
and for the general information and guild
ance of agents and citizens, the following
order s published:
|. The Bureau of Re fugecs, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands is established by
the laws of Congress, ands Agents eff the
Bureau derive their authority for ofiieia !
action from the same source.
-. The duties of agents of the Bureau.
(excepting cases of Refugees and Abandon-
ed Lands, are restricted to cases wherein
one or both parties shall be freedpeopl,-
Their mode of proceeding will conform to
that which the laws of this State provide
for Justices of the Peace, but their iuris-
diction will not be limited by the amount
in controversy.
Ill Sberiffs AMI Constablcs will execute
all writs issued by Bureau Agents, the
same us If such wriis had issued from a
civil court of the State, their fees to be
charged and collected as provided by the
laws of the Strife for similar services.
~. Agents Of the Bureau will not charge
fees for any service rendered by them
They will give advice, and, if necessary,
personal supervision in important cases.
V. Appeal will lie from the decision of
Bureau Agent to.the Assistant Commission
err at this Headquariers-notice Of appeal
to be served ON the opposite party. In case
of appeal, the record made before the Blu
reau Agent must be alone sent up for re-
view.
VI Any disregard Of this order on the
part Of the civil officers OF the State will be
promptly reported to this office.
by command Of Brevet Major General J.
J. REYNOLDS.
J.P. RICHARDSON,
Ist Lieut.. 26th Inf y, A. A. g.
Oaieial:
&C RoBERTs,
Acting Assistant Adjulant General.
Ca Mr.. Hendricks in the perorstions
Of his eloquent speech upon the Recon
sirueiion Of Reconstruction made use Of
the following beautiful figure:
"Mr president, my colleague has
spoken of a column-the column Of
congressional Observation-Disclosures
has said that sit is not hewn Of a
single stone, but is composed Of
many blocks" Sir | think he s
right. Its foundation is the hard
flint stone Of military rule, brought
from the quarrIes ofAustria, and
Il Is thence carried 10 its topmost
point with fragments Of our broken
institutions That column viii not
stand II viii fall and its architects
will be crushed beneath is rains
In iis stead tie people viii uphold
thirty seven stately and beautiful
columns, pure and white As Parian
marble. upon which shall rest forev-
CT the grand structure oflhe Anefi-
can Union
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
Lime For Sale.

HAVE on hand about 5000 bushels of
Il fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, and equal to any ever made in this
country, which will sell at 20 cts per
bushel at retail, or at Is cts, by the hun
dred bushels. will also continue to keep
full supply at all times, at my place near
Caruth Spring, in the north part of town,
half mile from the Public Square.
JNO. BARRIER.
Dallas, Texas, Nov. %, 1S67-lG6m.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
The Mcconnell PlOWs,
Are better adapted to the cultivation of tie
BLACK .WAXY LAND.

Are better adapted to the cultivation of tie
BLACK 'WAXY LAND,
than any other kind ever manufactured or
imported into Texas. This is broad as
sertion, but one that can be easily proven
by n large number of the most respectable
and successful farmers of Dallas and sur
rounding counties, as will appear from the
certificates furnished me by gentlemen who
have COR several years cultivated their
farms with plows manufactured by me-
One of these certificates is hereto append
ed, as follows;
DALLAS, February 9th, 1SGS.
The undersigned farmers, residing in Dallas county,
take great pleasure in recommending to the Farmers
of Northern Texas the Flows manufactured at Dallas,
by Joseph C. Mcconnell. For blowing in BLACK
WAXY LAND, the MCCONNELL is much superior to
any other kind of pillow have used or seem and
to those OF friends who wish to purchase SUPE
RI0R PL0W, we say by all means buy one OF those
manufactured 10y Joseph c. Mcconnell, and you will
have no cause to regret your bargain.
GEORGE II. BROWN,
W. II. HUGHES,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JOHN HOWELL,
JOHN J. EAKINS,
DALLAS THOMPSON.
JAMES COLE,
JAMES ALDRlDGE.
A supply of these plows are constantly
kent on hand for sale. at my shop, for cash.
JOSEPH C. MCCONNELL.
Dallas. March II, 1S6S.-26tf.
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nTLTGT0Us I-crInFa

IN. Providence permitting, Eiicr y, u
SWINnAiLv VIII preach In lie town ~ pal.
las, NJ ~ o'c'ock \, VI an. tic ith sabbath
llhc @i,h day 1T April int.
IN Rev. ", :, rrrwN, or the Missionary
Baptist Ihurrh, l'prrNrh M tie Masonic
Han. in Dallas, on IT,, H. suad,y ia each
month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

TmE PnILosopnY OF THE NECESSITY OF RAD
IcAL MEAsUEs.-Those who reason upon the
unconstilutionality and oppression ofRadc-
al measure do their minds great injustice by
imposing so fruitless a task and render their
reading and reflection questionable. 1t
would be humiliatinga as well as irritating
TO review the history of those Jacobins Of
america. That they will deposc the Pres
ident Is certain they must, or acknowl.
edge themselves enemies-tothe constitution,
that they have usurpsl powers Of legisla-
ton not guaranteed l'y article u cor,
stitution or warrantedb y precedent; that
in defiance of all law, for party purposes
they have tried TO reduce to political sla-
very the whites Of the South; that they are
perjurrd Jespo,s, aud that their object was
to subvert the liberties Of tie people. They
cannot reirace step, nor check themselves,
their course must be ran, they are
..siirrrrs Of the wind,
And IL is With lightning warm"
The reasoning Of Robvspicrre, in regard TO
the trial Of Louis XVI, must per nccessiiatc
be that Of the Eadica's,-
Louis XVI was King, and the
Republic is established. The ques-
ton is solved by this single fact
Louis IL dethroned by his crimes, or
the Republic is not acquitted 20
prepair the trial Of Louis XVI is TO
question the revolution u he may
be tried, he may be acquitted, If he
may be acquitted. be may be limo.
cent. But if lac be innocent. what
beeome Of TIE Revolutions? Ifhe be
innocent, wAat are We bat his cal
umBitors?"
Yer is tho Radical party unlike tie
Mounfsin OF Jaeobin party Of France in Ire
material. Docs not any one pesseirs 70
iissHierrs rs1iriTus in Tl.n5dsas Stevens.
and 20 rtu Eoul8 nctn5H dee bfnztif %
bird as cffo shullrrai s-riarin Bailsr,
she lf~iEg nsrers Of rhan Masahley fril
iHs zpfroaehed nearer I.a any person
mentioned in history o. fssion, rhsibsr
nan o. desH 20 lie idea q ssasa==sis
ard universal dsr-zriiy-
aLri lie riHls LsEida.-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
Notice..

WILL be offered for sale on the premi-
w ises. the 9th day Of May, at cutlery
to the highest bidder, for cash and beefca
tie. one Of the finest tracts Of timbered
land on Rowletts Creek in Dallas Comfy,
sos $40 acres ner Mr.. John Kirby's Block
No. 8 in the Criss survey, "a Block North
Of Kirbys.) Mr.. Kirby or Squire John
Spillers will show the land. There IS a
fne lasting, clear, deep Lake, unsurpassed
FOR mill, surrounded by heavy timber on
this tract. Il will be sold in Blocks Of Is
acres each. measuring from East 20 West
intending The timbered land. The cash to
be paid on the day Of sale, and the beef
cattle a. soon as fat FOR beef, titles are in
dispuiabls, ss We are the only heirs TO The
same.
EPHRAN & ELIZA CLAP,
Heirs Of sabra Clapp deceased
March 13th ls5s-3E4i
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

& y We ar" pleased ct. lrs'" lloi Co, H.,
s Morse, or he CITY Hotel, New Orlcaur
taking Into consideration the Larlnc,s @,
lie iis.es, md 'lr grca' srsirr'y ~ mooney
las reduced the rate 81 changes Ia his hotel
Io 81 Ter lay, .E-u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

20" Subscribers to tie l'rRALp in Ian.
caster aud vicinity, can settle their sub
scririions with EouFGT ES"TiIrEToN, Esq,
Of the frm "r Eroihcripn * 90. VITO is duly
authorised to receive AID receipt for any
moneys due the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

GsS~ The steamship Pioneer, arrived al
Gavcstsn from Livcrnool, a NV days ago
as tic first slip of line Of steamers to be
established between those cities Tie Pic
ncer came out in ballast, and il she re.
ccivcs encouragement sufficient, will con-
tinuc in the trade. The News says she is
n clyde butt, iron, ocean steamer, and is ad-
vertised to sail for Liverpool, on the 18th
inst. Mcssrs. j. S. Sellers < Co., arc her
agents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

BEly" As The day Of Mr.. johnson polite
al existence approaches its close, and the
dawn OF Wadc's uncloudcd inramy becomes
brighter, the master of The revolution ut.
tiers in sepulchral tones his terrible orders
Stevens has submitted an enquiry to the
committee Of Ways and Means, whether
any or what means may be adopted for com
polling "our conquered enemies to pay for
the losses and burdens consequent upon the
late war. Schenck of that commictee re.
piled that the subject was was within the
the jurisdiction of Tie Reconstruction COM
miItec. Long ago, we warned our readers
that such would happen, time will place the
act with somcting of the appearance Of le-
gality upon the statute books. The Dcmoc-
racy of the United States will bury it be-
meath the ruins and rubbish of revelation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

S'ass HzsCu..ys consssv-.vs o,m-
Gaitel.
JOHN llANrn'k, 20, Travis, W..r..a.
=, ~. HENDERSON, eT la 70.
MAVERICK. r.. y -.ar.
RICHARD rnk- Noieunau.
HAMILTON So ARR at EaAr,iun.
L. %, Eva q, ID iiaul,an.
J, n, f'-,,',kNuGlrr, e., Collin.
J'E, n, STARR, ~ Na-nslg,Lys,
-, 5, GOULD. uf Leon.
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April II, 1863.


e,sI<=z-a----S--z-r=r7- --=r----=Sss==zz---rr--i
W" In Il short time ihn Mtm0cra i,
Convention vii, Le ASSENT i and The plac.
proper Cor such, seems difficult of selection.
In State like ours, where the only means
of transportation afforded to nearly the
whole population is The slow ard wcarisomc
stage, private carriage, or the more un-
comfortable lorsc- back, the most central
point afording necessary Recommendations
for guests, is not only tie most suitable and
desirable, lui accessory. Houston nor
Galveston possess no sach splendid induce
mcnt rs to justify t e great hariships
which must be endured to reach them. BE.
sides, economy is matter Of startling IN
portancc-the greater the distance the
greater must be Ike expense of travel. Ii
appears 10 US, that Waco is Tie ouly place
which would be alike suitable 10 the State;
VIC mean, the ycoplc at large, aud FI"ps to
secure tho holding the Convention at Waco
should instun!cr be made 10 northern,
Eastern and Central Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
PLOWS PL0Ws.
Encourage Home Industry

Ia URING the last two years, the under
~ signed has been constantly engaged
in the manufacture of one and two horse
Flows of superior quality.
| claim that the plows manufactured by
m. at my shop in Dallas and known in
this community as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

a puppy who occupied private
box at Crosby's Opera Ho us c,
Chicago one night not long ago.
tossed a bouqaet to a well known
nctress. TIE lady picked up the
nnseeav and-f5und a card attached,
on which was written. Room No.
Sherman House" SliC handed il
20 her husband, who dashed 10 it
tie fzs of tie canreiiei dandy,
Iauch 10 iise eiee ef tlis audience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

Girb"l have n first RATE new, medium s..
zcd, fire aud hnrRlar.prouf Iron safe, which
will he sold low to a cash customer, If early
application is made.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

The total number Fl lives lost in
the explosion Of the steamboat Mag
nolia j. now estimated ~ eighty
nine. As j. generally Tic case no
enc 3. 10 lame.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
California Emigrants!

A Company Of Emigrants will leave
n Denton, Texas, on Or about The 18th
Of April, inst, and Bslknap the let Of
May. The present party consists Of some
eight families Persons wishing 20 Join
the party can apply 10 The unde Isigued- At
Denton. up TO The 18th inst. Tie train viii
20 By the Southern route, via Fl Pas0-
J. u. GRAY.
April 1lth Is6S-3E1ts
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18
DALLAS: T.1-GIcUII,

Meets every Thursday evening nj the Ma
sonic Hall. Tho ATTENDANCE of ladies is
resi- cclMlly IcQgcs,cl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

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ksnrss il ssI,i,nH bsyuul shy ,h.FE !
I've heretofore srius lheFV -, His No l.
nas ga sssTy ~ arus 90 lanl, - far In
~ tho lia.Tie ihsl 'ls! CNurul sect bsr
Erd ihr rhiirr ; ., lpr,on % lls Stale
i"svllrT With she lily ~ iiaAIsr VITA is
s'Sil iHh@h''snis, svns as u il Lai just
Il .lIri itom ihg rirul, uI ,.fas 0iArTT.are-
Iil frNss 90 harry A. 'hr tsniI-I iiail-
n'si, Eu NC n ia suau h. iu iiUJl ri,g-
t'uHirsiiln gilA an il,s ruuHiTy, l,E,h lu-
T,,si il manifested hrIe, au.l lLry anr a.
a'y a. So'k TU,iius he iai'ral la fnri
fruii, Th,y ale L"s pUII,ns "n a liuc ~
tail r"arLrs FROM "-shg On! 10 i2d R,N-
- - S,rrman,
Tie ClnulI Court Is raw lu session H.
Il,is place, pusi,,rl over hy j,'gr u, Em-
l,p"n, The bar j. we'll pVw,eniel,
Lu"rs The Attorneys aIr Naila = johnson,
Judge MeClam, :. lse T. +, Wright, hur-
dn, fhillils, Alan, Sl,slsl lUlloek ana
"ib~rs,
Yesterday n o - was srni 10 the frui
niisry i"r Ia" AvaIs, Ter iaSi"r lkr oa'h
nluucd To rn h,r him L. vote, To lay Ihe
.Lgy sre unable TO nFIcr Ia Vtu'cl, Ia
easr ere man l. charged win lHk.ug
mule during the Nnr, g. VI, a wcnhrr "f
T. ~ Johnson COMPANY, uUi with those
VII" we're Oriv'ed by Ihs Captain, 10 'ahr
thu mIlr.
This portion of Missouri, though laid
waste IN time ur the war, +, uuw ma much
more pro, porous condition iLau il vs. be-
i"rr he war commenced.
Hsh on tie lailOn'S
rm !oU's igi'N
,I.rY "!cN,NS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

blssNssA ss'h" W.
7. 5. IN nll my travels, lmV" not enjoy
e. he comforts, 20 much desired hy tie
weary traveller, TO iLnss furnished at tic
'''uchirli House, 10y il- cSccil,nl Land
i"rl. Lady and servants. wish every
irsycllcrknrw the House. II. 7.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-10
0ermpnt.

Sn Dem fleinen Oanfee Staate 6a6en Die GoOifa=
len ON 9ienitag nit elmer Wtebrbeit bon 25,OOO bis
$1,000 eeIieet. 9as lit 9eraoe 10 punoerbar, als
bab Die 8reuBen in Berlin Die Wtebrbett baben. SSr
lagten bieien raoifalen Sieg in ber lebten Nuumer
poraus, uno bas mar ni6t punberbar, Oenn es 9lbt
in Dem ganjen Gaubfaate Bios IL 900 Semotraten,
Die ge9en Die nit 8rpilesicn uno gonos pol9eltopt'
tie euerfreie Sabrif Nriitotraie enen borten, bof-
nunoglOIen Stano 6aben. Wunoerbar lit es aber,
oaB Die GaOifalen iber oieien Sie8 10 9roBen Gdrm
iaogen Qud bier feierten lie oieen Sieg om Ntttt=
mod q6enN, es 9elang ibnen ober MIR, Elm tleInes
Sdufen Der @etreuen 5uiamnlen 5u blalen, neil ben
perItdnoigen fepubfanern Die Sate oenn bod
gar SIT ldGerli9 pOrfOmmen mo6te. Sr. g8orner
BON Siding County, fiir5lid nod Mit9lieo Der O6iO
@eIebge6ung, jebt a6er &eileaf Ser. ct. Senator
BON alabama, bielt cine GeOe i'm Gimme Der lilOli=
den Stakeholder, iporauF iid Gg'@ouperneur nno
Gr Ser. ST. YoInleiiier 0ennion in Ieinsr 9on5en
g8roe uno in ieiner getpobnten boftrabenOen gSel=
1e h6ren lieB.