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ATANTLA.
Legislative Proceedings.

ATLANTA, August 24.-The follow
ing resolution was introduced in the
House:
WHEREAS numerous organizations
throughout the State exist in open
hostility to the peace and good order
of the State, threatening violence, and
In many instances opposing the exc
cution of civil laws; and, whereas,
the leaders of the said organizations
claim authority from the Governor of
the State for making such demonstras :
ton: and, whereas. present civil gov
ernment is not sufficiently organized
to nrevent insurrectionary demonstra-
tions; therefore, -,
ResolUed, That the Governor be re-
ouested to issue a proclamation re
duirieg the diseontinuance OF such
unlawful assemblages, and require
the faithful execution of the laws by
the officers.
The resolution in the Senate to re-
consider its action in regard to the
seating OF Lester (Democra) In the
place Of Bradley, (colored), J, was ruled
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FORT LEAVENWoRrH
Order Of General sheridan.

e as - saa re-
Fort LEAvENwoRTH, Aug "a
The following order has been issued
by General Sheridan, dated Fort
Han ker, August "a:
La consequences of the recent open
hostilities on the part of the Cheyenne
ami Arrapahoe Indians, embracing
the mui der Of twenty unarmed citi-
zens OF the State OF Kansas, and the
woundiDg of many more, and acts of
outrage ON women and children, too
atrocious TO mention in detail, the
Major General manding, under
the authority of the Lieutenant GEN
eral commanding this Military Divis-
ion, directs the forcible removal of
those Indians to their reservations
south OF the Slate of Kansas, and
that they be compelled to deliver up
the perpetrators of the guilty acts.
All persons whomsoever are hereby
forbidden to have intercourse with,
or give aid or assistance to, these
Indians until there is due notice
given hereafter that the requirements
of this order have been carried out.
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EUROPE.
Bx Atlantic Te1esrapln.
Count VOn Bismarck Thrown from
his HOrse-Ship Magdala Ashore.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. August 24.-Great in
est is taken here in the race which is
to come off tomorrow, between the
American yacht Sappho and the Eng
! lish yachts. The event is considered
almost equal importance to the famous
International regatta of 1851. -Four
of the best and fastest yachts in the
English squadron have been selected
to compete with the Sappho.
LONDON, August 24-Dispatehes
from Calcutta state that the eclipse of
the sun was plainly visible throughout
India except Bombay, where rain
fell.
| Official dispatches received at the
| Foreign Office from Laeerne, Switzer-
land, giving particulars of the story
about the attempted assassination OF
Queen Victoria by the Fenians there,
have been received. There is no
truth in the report as before publish
ed. An insane EDglishman by the
name of Wood was seen trying to en-
ter the Queens apartment, and was
promptly taken care of.
LONDON, August PA prize fight
ranged between Harry Allen and Joe
Il
will be up this week.
News has been received here of the
death of Gen. Dulce, one of the
Spanish officers recently sent into
exile on the Canaries.
Dispa tches from Madrid say that
the Prime Minister, Gonzeales Bravo,
contemplates a series of administra-
tive reforms to relieve the discomfort
0f saA haF
the reduction of the standing army,
the substitution of enEstments for
conscriptions. and the abolition of
the Octroi, are among the measures
proposed.
LIVERPOOL, August 24.-The ship
Magdala, from Liverpool, bound for
Charleston, S. O., is ashore near Lea
sOwe, dismasted. She may possibly
get off. a2 4 AHAi3 |
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, August "a. - Count Won
Bismarck, while riding out near his
castle in Pomerania, yesterday, was
thrown from his horse and received
some bruises. 1t is reported that his
injuries, though painful, are not Of a
serious character.
QUEENSTOWN. August 24.-The
steamer Nebraska, from New Ycsk.
arrived day.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 24.-The Coastitu-
ti0nel, in its issue of to-day, says that
since the pacific speech of the Empe-
ror at TrOyes, the European situa-
tion is more settled, and confidence
IN the permanence OF peace is every
where gaining ground. The ConstitU-
tio1eeI advises capitalists to reassure
themselves, and urges them to act on
the guarantee of security thus given
by the Government.
M. Maggie, Minister of Finance,
has made report to the Emperor on
the success of the last loan proposed
by the Government. He says every
good citizen should rejoice to see in
this measure the most etfectual means
of maintaining peace aud making it
the source of prosperity to the Em-
pire.
MARsAILLEs, August 24--Grand
Duke Alexis Alexandrouitch Of Rus
sia sailed from Algeria on Saturday
last for the United States.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVTEW.


FINANcIAL.-The demand for money
during the past week has been brisR, and
tue amount Of short wheat bills discount
ed was quite large. The decline In price
in the wheat market has checked for the
time being the activity IN our market, but
we must expect a change soon, and an ac-
tive demand for money. The indie ltions
are that we shall have during the coming
month u stringent money market, and
high rates OF interest. The ruling rates are
now 10 to Il per cent, according to time
and the character of the paper.
Exchanged is in good supply, and nomI-
nally held at the usual quotations, but
large amounts could not be placed at bet
ter than SOC to LILO discount. Currency is
scarce, and considerable amounts have
been ordered from Cincinnati and else
where by express.
Gold is dull; buying at 143, selling at I45.
.axy - -.
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UTICA, N. Y.


UTIcA, N. Y. Aug. PA commu-
nication to the Utica Morning Herald,
from G. Ell. E. Peters, of Litchfield
Observatory, of Hamilton College,
Olinte, n. Y, dated Aug. "a, in which
he, says that a new planet of the
group of Asteroids, was discovered
by him ON Saturday night, and it's
position and motion verified By him
this (Monday) morning. 1t is in the
constellation Pisces, aud had, at 3
O'clock this morning, 18 degrees and
30 minutes of right ascension, and II
degrees and 81 minutes declinatioD,
moving slowly to the east. 1t is now
equal to Aster, of about the eleventh
magnitude.
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CHARLESTON.
Inability OF Civil Authorities TO Pre-
. serve Peace.

CHARLESTON. S. C., August 24.-
Hon. James B. Campbell started for
Washington to-day to present. to
President johnson an address
from the people of Charleston,
setting forth the dangerous condition
of the city, the inability of the civil
authorities to preserve the peace if
riots should arise, and announcing
the determination of the white people
to be moderate aud avoid as far as
possible all collision, and asking the
President to provide for the protec-
tion of the city. 1AB3E
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PHILADELPHIA.
Young Men Escape Lynch Law.

PHILADELPHIA August t24.-Young
Willie Wheelereck, son OF promi-
nent New York stock operator, and
VIM. G. Mllliken, of this city, were
safely brought here last night from
Wilkesbarre, where they were threat
ened with lynch law, in consequences
of accidently shooting a miner while
firing at a target few days ago. f.-sr
Alfred Alexander, eolored man,
now under sentence Of death for the
murder of Phyllis Proctor, whose exc
cuFion was fixed tor to morrow, has
been res spited till the Sth of Septem-
Der by Gov Geary
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New YORK Dry Goods Market.

Market steady and firm for cottoos and
wooIens generally. the only exception be-
ing a reduction in price OF Briggs d Co.'S
prfnfs to-da v of 1zcs they are now selling
Al l0lZe other leading makes of prints
bring I31zc, and few prominent brands
inc, at low rates, viz. l6c for Stark A and
Grsniteyille Act, 161zc for Lyman and
other good brands, and 17@l7lzc Tor Indian
Head and Atlantic a, the latter an ex-
IRENE. The demand for all classes OF
goods, both domestic and foreign. is inn
proving, and the impression is that. for
the tipe being, RFices have found their
level,
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0lNOCEhIESS.
TIE Grocery trade during last week was
moderately active. It was quite an Inn
provement on the week before. There are
no changes in prices to report.
CoFFEE-Is firm without material change
in prices. We quote common 2O@22c: fair
2s@25c; prime 25@26c, and good to choice
Java $50 3Sc. Laguayra &c.
SUGAR-Is steady, with prices unchang-
ed. We quote raw at l3@l4c; Porto Rico
I4gl5e; Orleans I5SI6c; Demarara I51z9Iec;
soft refined l69l715c; hards 189IS1<c.
IEAs-Fhere are no changes In the price
of teas. We continue to quote as fol-
lows - Black: Souchong, soc to 81 so;
Oolong, 81 to go. Green: Young Hyson,
81 % to l IS; Imperial, 81 25 to l rs; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 200; Hyson, 81 to 90.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and sdfficient to
meet the wants of the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 90c@SI.
The refined syrups are according to quail
ity and reputation of manufactures, from
csc to 81 25.
FIsH-We quote MacEerel, No. 1, in bar
rels, SO so to s23 O0: No. 2 s21 90; No. 8 SIG /;
half barrels No. slI 5O@l3 90; No 2 50 50@
10 90; No. 8 81 75@S 90 for new fish; in kits
No. 81 70; No. 2 81 80; No. 3, 81 25; Whfte
Fish, 50 co for new; 81 90 for old.
RIcE-Market arm at II1zal2c for
good to prime Rangoon, and l21Sc to I3c
for Carolina.
CANDLES Light weights 1sc, full
weights 24c and steady.
CANDY-We continue to quote at 2Oc and
23c per pound.
STARcH-Is unchanged at ~ to Sc.
CoTroEs- Yarns. steady but not active.
We quote standard quality at Isc for 700,
2lc. for 600, and 2Sc. for 500; poorer brands
are selling at lower rates. Baaaao-We
quote No. at 35c, and No. at 3O@32c. Car
pet Chdfn-For white 50@52c; for colored
55@57c.
LIoUoRs-There is no particular change
In the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky s3 90; one to two years old
scarce at S3 5095 90; highwines e 30; recti-
fed 81 7592 35; common Bourbon and Rye
S2g2 60, and Brandy, 50 25@2 20; Holland
gin 81 SO; imported brandy sl2 0O915 GO;
Old Port 81 5096 80.
DRY GOODS.
Trade very good, and steadily increasing.
Stocks generality good and we'll assorted
Prices of domestic goods weak and lower,
and are sold below the actual cost OF pro-
duction. therefore an advance on the pres
ent prices may be looked for at an early
day.
Brown SHEETINGs-Atlantic A lSc;
Stark A I7c; CanneIton 1870; Medford
1910; Augusta I614c; Swift River l5c;
c. w, and Mediums, l5c; Dwight l6c;
Valley I0c.
RrEAcaED SHEErIHss AND SHIRTNGs-
TonsdaIe IA, 2Ic; HITS. 2lc; White Stone,
a.. lie; Banou, Isc; Rockville, Is, l3c; Ba--
lou u, 15c; Canoe u, lOc.
PRISrs-Merrtmac w, 1870; Merrirnac ID.
Skc; sprague's, l31ac; American, 1870:
sim pson's, I314c; Amoskeag, Isc; Wan
re2sn. lsc; Wamsutta, loc; Troy, &c.
TIo4NGs-Conestoga Extra A. sc. eo,d
Medal "A, sOc; C. T. Gold Medal Al. CSC:
"a Gold Medal "A, Csc.
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HALIFAX
Parliamentary Measures.

HALIFAX, August 24.-Parliamen
tary papers have been brought before
the House, which embrace brief re-
ports of delegates. Ali the papers
were prepared In England, and con-
tain the legal opinions of Sir Roun-
dell, Palmer, Vernon, and HarcOurt
Wilkins's constitutional arguments.
The delegates submitted six questions.
The answers are in substance as fol-
lows:
l. There is no limit to the powers
of Imperial legislation over colony
like Nova Scotia. Is-
2. The authority of the Imperial
Legislature being absolute, cannot in
any legal sense be dependent on the
consent of the colony.
3. The preamble of the Union act
is important as evidence that the I'm
perial Legislature did not intend to
exercise extreme powers, but acted on
the supposed consent of the colony.
If the fact of such consent be dis
proved, that may afford a valid argu-
ment for repeal, but cannot affect the
legal validity of the State.
The fourth question is embraced In
the fifth, and the same answer APP
plies
5. The resolution passed by the
Nova Scotia Legislature. in 1866, au-
thorized the delegate to negotiate for
the union of all the provinces, but
gave no right to arrange a scheme
leaving out Newfoundland and Prince
Edwards Island. This defect would
be cured by the subsequent ratifica-
tion of the delegates acts by the Leg
islature.
6. The Imperial acts of..the Legis-
lature did not assume to extinguish
the Constitution of Nova Scotia or
impose a new form of Government
without consent to do so, which would
be an extreme exercise of power.
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Democratic Secret Organi-
zation.
Tt is to Work in the Inter
esLs of Seymour
and Blair.
BOSTON.
The Chinese Embassy-City or Cam.
bridge Exten0s HOsDitalltles--Real
Estate BrOker Under Arrest.

BosToN, August 24-The city of
Cambridge is extending its hospital
ities 10 the Chinese Embassy to day.
The programme includes a military
aud civic procession. cola ion at
the City Hal, ami visits to Mount
Auburn, the Observatory, Colleges,
and others places OF interest. The
CeIestials manifested much interest
last evening in listening to the great
organ in Music Ealf, a concert hav-
ing been given there 10 their honor.
Mr.. Andrew j Lellen, real estate
broker. is under arrest, charged with
detrauding an old gentleman by pass.
ing to him three bonds OF 81 ono each
purrorting to be on the "klyr
Steamship Emigration Company, fol
lor cf land.
The municipal government Of Chel
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RAILRoAD.-Track- laying on this
end of the road is going forward at
the rate of about one-half mile per
day, nine or ten miles of the track
having already been laid. The track
will be laid to Deer Greek within a
few weeks and it is thought be com
pleted to Slaughtersville early In .Oc-
tober, and to Prathcrsville. in Hop
kins County. thirty miles south of
Henderson, in November or Decem-
ber We are Informed that large
force will be put upon the work In a
few weeks.-Henderson Reporter.
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BALTIMORE.
Prize Fight.

BALTIMORE, Md, August 24.-The
Schutzeniest festival was inaugurated
to-day by grand procession through
the principal streets. Many visitors
and associations were present.
BALTIMORE, August 24.-The fight
between Collyer and Edwards took
place at 10 O'clock this forenoon, on
Traverse Island, in Coon River,
Northumberland County, Virgiana.
Collyer was whipped in the forty
seventh round. The fight lasted one
hour and fourteen minutes.
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LOulsVille Market.

BY Telegraph.l LoU1svLLE. Aug. a.
ToRACCo-Firmer; sales at 81 25al5 Is for
leaf
WHEAT-S2 O0a2 10. ii et
FLoUR-Superfine S6 15a7 90: family at
SII 506alZ 80 -a.-. II =
CoRN-At SOC. "a =
OArS--AJ 41Cg50c. @
RYE-At 81 Sol so. -r14
MESS PoRK, AT S2g 90.
LARD At IS5<c.
BACoN-ShOulders at ISg<e: clear rib
sides lozze, and clear sides l714c. c.e----
WHIsKY-Raw free, 81 70.
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WORCESTER, MASS.
Explosion of GaS-WOrks-One Man
KIIled-OtheFs Injured.

= WORCESTER, Mass, August a.
The explosion of the South Bridge
gas orks yesterday evening was
caused by the careless pse of lam
tern in the hands of Martin White,
who had charge of the works. Mr..
White was the only person instantly
killed. Two of the injured men.
named Jas. Brogan and j ohm Brown,
have since died. The gas-works were
nawlE. erected. ..s...-.
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LAWRENCE, Kansas. August "a
General Sheridan's order meets with
an enthusiastic endorsement By the
people of Kansas. On Saturday,
Gov. Crawford telegraphed to the
President, requesting that such action
be taken.
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out of order by the Chairman. As
Dester had been already.swornsi 10, ex-
Governor Brown approves of the ac-
ton of the Senate In seating Lester.
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rEw ORLEANS.
e. H. FA1RcHILD. J.W. BINGHAM.
FAIRCHILD & BINGHAM,
Commission Merchants
81 Magazine Street,
nov2O dIy NEW oRLEAEE.
THE PADUCAH HERALD.
Established in 1s57-Ghartered 1850.
The Oldest and Best Established
Newspaper in Southwestern
Ker tucky.
Published Ti-i- Weekly and Weekly, at
PADUOAH, KENTUCKY.
JOHN @. NOBL X,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

RVHE ATTENTION OF t,8 M n M, a ~ 4 ES
Herald as an adverlisiins medium cona91es It's 6s
circulation IN the iag yarA9d ana the bopder
et.es ~ - ~ " est Tennessee, and parttcu.
IarI,i n1 the Tennessee and tumberland
iaIs VI, large and well establisued 1t ~
~ ~ ssct 20. the ONLY newspaper through which
tte Farmers and Merchants of this regiou
esn he fully reached, and Is therefore very
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est or Seymour and Blair.
SFo LOUIS. August 24.-The Demo
crGt to morrow morning will publish
an expose of a Democratic secret
armed organization, designed to carry
this State for Seymour and Blair.
The Democrat says several companies
are already orga-ized and armed IN
this city, and that it has information
of the existence of the organization
in several counties in the State, and
that it is connected with similar
organizations in Tennessee, Ken
tucky, aud other Southern States.
The article will con ain a circular
from headquarters in this city, with
instructions to captains of companies,
and two or three forms for the trans
action OF the business of the organi.
zarion. which is called in this State
the " Un on Legion"
- The ID mocrats of the Fourth Con.
gressional District have uominatef
Major Charles B. MeAfee, Governol
4 Phelps law partner, for Congress.
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NH1N E-EN-AL 4hADE OF TIE NII4.-Ine IfiGUe
ofthe ciiy in all departments improved
greatly during last week. The merchants
were in much better spirits tnan the pre-
ceding week. Jobbers are continuing to
receive large invoices of goods, and stocks
are full and complete In all departments.
The Jotloa0in0 quotations represent the
wholesale markets. Purchases and sales in
small lots a0iH Ud1y sonletohdt from the prices
Oipe1a II
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u J. L G Il a p FL.

u J. l. " r. q P FL.
mpo tlnt by Atlantic Tele-
graph.
Accident TO Count Won Bis
marck.
Grand Torchlight Process
sion at Pittsburgh.
Reception of General Carl
Schurz.
A Grand Affair.
Indian Affairs---News from
the Far West.
Sheridan in Hot Pursuit of
the Savages.
Affairs in South Carolina.
Inability of the Civil Au-
thoritieS to Se-
cure Peace.
Democratic Secret Organi-
cation.
1t is to Work in the Inter
ests of Seymour
and Blair.
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His stock Of BOYS CLOTHING

His stock Of BOYS CLOTHING
'oiH, This Fa7z, be much larger than
usual; embracing all the ne,0 and
desirable styles Introduced for FaH
and Winter aoear.
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Memphis Market.
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Aug. "a.
Corr,N- Market dull; middling old &c
sales or 100 bales; receipts, SO bales.
STRRLING-Bank exchange 69%@60c
New York sight, &c premium.
SUGAR-U nchanged.
MoLAssES-Unchanged
PRoDUCE-Reeeipts heavy.
FLoUR-Dull: superhne, 81 1908 90.
CoRE-Dull, at 81 O5gl 10.
OATS-Steady, at 62Zc.
BAY-Firm, at S25 0007N 90.
BRAN-Dec lned to ST I5gL ~.
POhK-At $50 25930 so.
BACoN-Easier; shoulders l4o; clear Sizes
EARD-steady; tierOe, 1870; keg, 2l1Ec.
1ea European Market.
BY Cable.1 LONDON, Aug. 24-5 p. M.
CoNsaLs-Closed at 94c for both money
and account
U. s. BoNDs-5ssls, 7l5<.
STocKs-Erie sls1.; 1. q. 9l1<; A. q q. w.
FRANKFORT, Aug. a.
u. s. BoNDs-5 2Os heavy at 75s5g75%.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 24-5 p. M.
CoIToN-Closed easier at slight decline: ::
middnng up!ands l0tz; ditto Orleans IL /;
sales to-day 1900 bales.
BREADsTUFFs Closed doll; No. 2 Red
Milwaukee Wheat declined Id, and is now
quoted at los Cd per Genital.
PEoyIsIoNs-Uncha
. PARIS, August "a.
The Bourse closed firm. Rentes have
advanced to 20 francs so centimes. Money
market quiet.
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Cold Is dull; buying at lA3, selling at 145-
Government securities are lower:
Compound Interest Notes are
BANKABLE FUNDS.

The following quotations are from the
Office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
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.aA ST. LOUIS.

A Dem0cratic secret Armed Organi-
: 9afIan-.It A. to Work la the Inter.
est or Seymour and Blair.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29

Mammptb Garm.- l1nlere rei9en st.
pitaliten iu9en u ibre 8apitalien auf @ei.
senlanb in unlerm Staate ansulesen, tpel&ea
nod iebr publfetl il, uub unsebeure srube Sat-
men 81 erSfnen. @ir faben l&on iebr srube
Tarnaen BON bie1er @attung, pie bic D~alrsmple
Jarm, Mari@aa unb Cpnalipn Garm lit ber
Ndbe ypn Muittn uns bic S. @ilipn partcn
5arm III ter Mabe ber ytebwppb Sails.
Commodore Dasibion 1T ais etn Mann unter
benz gplfe arseeben auf he6ea l1rtbeil in Mn'
lesune spn gelbern man Elm erobes @epigi
lest. airsliG bat er 1T &ebppue Counts bic
l%csenannte @ipur @elersation sefauft wel@e
aus 1900 Mdsru Don ausse3eidnetem 8eisen>
lamb befebt. Ct setentt aadies Sabr nit bet
Gultisiruns ercbartis gu ~besinnen unb bas fol-
senbe Sabr @ei3en gu tausn. Das 2anb If
rur einise Meilen spn1 MinnefOta Glu1e ent-
fernt, auf tpeldem has @etreibe auf BEN Nartt
sebra@t unb bic 3ufubr fir bic Garm beirrst
rerben fam.
Der @runt 1T tas idSnfe @ai3enlunt, pie
es nur immer int @taate s~efunoen tperben fam,
unb in nidt ferner :3ufunft perben III bet Nabe
giienbabnen eebaut. .t}
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Concert in Ser &atbebrale.- 1te
eea@tet Der u~nsinRisen @itterung, nnb pbtppb]
bic @prmabl ter &eputlifaner Mandsm am
Gin19einen 1T Der 9atbebrale serbintert bat. 10
mar tas@cneert bod sablrei@ teiu&t* DieaNu<
ifprpbuttipnen tparsn gang ausse5ei9neter Mrt
bic SrseL bieie8 aussesei@nete amerifantl9e
aunnmert bat Maer Grpartunsen abertrpfsn H.
mirp cine ;3ierbe tes erbabenen Dpn,es anb Elm
pradtsc0es Gentmal tes trpbltetaanten Wcbl@
tbatisfeits=unt aunf< Sinnes ber 8epubner@t.
Vauls isin.
Ma9 benz Gsneerte tefies Der 5p9murbise
Ser Slater Srelanb bic &an;el urb brudte allen
Mnwel enben ben ber;li6fen Danf aus unb be-
merfte babel, bab tieieS Concert am tadffer
Dpnnerfas wieserbult piirte NIT einisengeran
berunsen int Y%rrsrantme.
@ir miin@Aten, bab baS@lcrta nitt aus benz
Yrperantm selaitn ,rlrte, neil es allsen1strsn
8eifaI fanb. We wish a great success.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-29

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