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MASSACHUSETTS.

Fatal Accident in BGston--Thrcc Men Killed.
Boston, July "a, 1863
large elevator in the OXFORD Sugar Refinery, on
Broad street, fell through six stories TO the
cellar this afternoon, owing to the breakage Of an
iron shaft which supported it above Upon it were
three men, named Michael Donovan, ANTON Taylor
and Fritz Tasting The two former were killed in
stantiy and the latter lived but a few moments
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CUBA.
Market Report.

HAVANA July "a, 1853
Sugar quiet and nominal at previous rates for No.
IL Dutch standard. MISUNDERSTANDING doing.
Molasses-Clayed ST.. a 514r. and common Or. 64r.
per keg. Hams-lSc. for dried sailed aud 2lc. for
sugar cured per pound. Lumber-White pine
$50 e22 and pitch pine s22 a S24 per
1000 feet Shocks reals pei boxo Lard. I7Xc
1sc. per pound in tierces and I9c. q I9kc. in tins
Iailow, lic ll1sc. per pound. Bacon, l6c. per
pound Ffeights 81 per box of sugar and IS per
hid OF sugar; So 80 81 per HID. OF molasscs to
United Sta eS.
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MISSOURI.

Heavy Attachment Suit in st. Louisville
Weather.
ST. LOUIS, July "a. 1868.
An attachment suit was brought In the Circuit
Court to-day by +. j. Gay, OF IT. Louis agans. VII
liam Edwards, OF New Orleans. The amour! In
VOWED IS $4,000
The weather has been clear and much warmer to-
DAY than yesterday, the mercury rising TO ninety
-FOUR degrees az three O'CLOCK this afternoon The
storm OF yesterday did not therefore break up the
heated term as anticipated.
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TENNES SEE.

Republican Congressional Nominations In
the Eigsib District-Spiir Among the Party.
MsMPHIs, July "a, 1868
The Republican Convention OF the Eighth Con
gressiona district met a. Brownsville yesterday.
There was split in the Convention, nearly one
half boiling One party nominated the Hon. d. A.
Mum. the present member, and the other nomi.
mated General w. j. Smith for Congress. Mucn
bitterness exists between the two wings.
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AN ELOPEMENr Samuel Wesley, man living at
Axiom In this county arrived In Rudao yesterday
morning in search OF his wife, wro had eiopei vita
a young man named Robert 81 'umervllie. Sommer-
vile had been boarding at Wei 'tieys house ani sue
eeeded In winning the affectU ms Of his landlords
wife, and elopemeut to this city was the result.
detective is hunting up the guilty ptir-'-ButGdto
Courier JdU
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The Burlinsame Banquet Tonight.
The entertainment tomorrow evening by the
Chinese ambassadors promises to be most inter
esting affair. The following Is copy or the invita-
TONS with the Chinese characters for names of the
two associates Of Mr. Burngame omittcd:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Buriingame, with Chip Kung and Sun
CHA Kua associated Ministers OF the Chinese I,ega-
ton, request the favor OF your company on Saturday
evening, the 25th inst at halfpast seven O'Clock, at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
The President, heads OF departments foreign
ministers, members OF Congress and others have
been invited together with the lady members of their
families.
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SOUTH CAR OCINA.

Restoration Of North and South Carolina 20
the Civil Authorities.
CHARLESTON, s. O., July a. 1858.
General Candy has issued an order committing to
the civil authorities under the constitutions ap-
proved by Congress all authority conferred upon
and hitherto exercised by him in the States Of North
Departure Of the Steamship Prometheus.
CHARLESTON, July "A. 1858.
The steamship Prometheus left this port to-day for
Philadelphia.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, July M.-The steamship Denmark,
Captain Thomson. OF the National line, which left
New York July IL, arrived here to-day and pro-
cecded for Liverpool.
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To-day the lobby members supported by large reti
ne or hangerson crowded about the corridors OF the
Seiate ana kept vigilant watch upon all the out
lets 10 the chamber AS the body was 10 executive
session all day each OF the doors OF the senate was
regularly invested by a dozen or more loquacous
individuals who INDUCED in the usual lobby talk. IL
was now al undertaking Of no ordinary character
for Senator to show his head. Had any one the
holiness to make his appearance In the corridors he
was at once besieged by score OF individuals asking
as many questions When 1t was discovered thss
treaties wee under discussion there evident dis
satisfaction. The office seekers now going through
the ordeal OF tie Senate are as urgent they are
anxious and appear DESTROYS OF having their cases
acted upon anJ settled in whichever direction the
judgment OF the Senate may turn.
Recognition Of Cous,is.
the President hss recognized AdOph Bader as
Consul for Bavaria at New Orleans, La; Adoph
Wes' Consul for Peru In Boston, and Frederick 8.
Rabery, Consul for Peru in Baltimore.
General Casey Retircd.
Brevet Major General SiIas Casey, colonel Fourth
Infantry having served forty consecutive years.
mas been on his own application by direction or the
President, retired from active service ana his name
entered upon the retired list OF officers Of the grade
to which he now belongs
Resignation Of General Scott Accepted.
The President has accepted the resignation Of
brevet Major General Robert X Scott. to take effect
from and after July 20.
The Southern Military Districts to BE Reor-
Ranized.
BY direction OF the President the Secretary OF War
VIII soon issue general order recognizing the ex
listing military districts in the South in consequence
OF number OF States having been admitted to repre-
sentation in Congress and civil authority restored
therein number of officers now on duty in that
section will accordingly be relieved and ordered to
other posts
Customs Receipts.
The following are the receipts from customs from
July Is to July 49, Inclusive:-
Boston. Observation-Disclosures. $685.. 1888
new YORK Observation-Disclosures. q iS9, 40i
Phlladelphia. lty 295
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A.-Phalon's s'pnpti1n soap" Possesses tho
properties the "Papan ,otion g5 cents ctSe
will not chap the skin Ia nj salahe for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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Pamphlets Lag Reports, &C., Exccufea
With neainesa quckn and despatch twenty ave per
cheaper than At any other printing eabhmen, Ia the c
at The METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, "a Nassau direct
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Circuia - Of Ever Description and Notices.
70 attend meetings pnts IN the neatcst possible
hours notice, and 'twenty cent less than
other sn,as place IN this city at the MFTR0POLIrAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISH IMEhr. W Nassau street
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NEW YORK.
The Fenian Congress In Buffalo-A Canadian
Spy Elected.

The Fenian Congress In BuffalO-A Canadian
Spy Elected.
BUFFALO, July "a 1858.
The Fenian Congress Is still In session here,
but Is expected to close tomorrow. All that
has ranspired of their secret session Is that they
have been in close communication with military
men from various sections of this country and also
with military representatives from Canada. A spy
from Canada managed TO worm himself last night
into one OF the Fenan circles sitting Immediately
under the room occupied by the Senate. and but for
the timely interference OF some leading members
OF the organization the spy would have been roughly
used. He was summariy elected.
British Officers Watching the Fenian Congress.
BUFFALO, July rs, 1868.
number OF British officers are reported as
being at Suspension Bridge route for Buffalo.
1t is supposed that they are posted regarding the
convention here, and are coming to watch move
mentS.
Reception to Hon. j. A. Grfswold at Troy.
Troy, July "a, 1868.
Hon. John A. Griswold, Union candidate for Gov
ernor. arrived home from Washington this evening
and met with nattering reception. He was well
coined In an eloquent address by M. j. Town
send, to which he replied in brief terms George w.
Demegs and Others made addresses Over Six thou
sand persons took part in the ovation.
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Cool Resorf Open Dr. Boardors Tilt Sep
tember l6Rirey Female Coll ego, Pouitnsy. " Address
Rev. John Newman, d. ID.
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IL ~ Well, to Get Clear Of n Cold the First
week Dutt nuch better and rid yourself Of tho
nrst re hours this proper remedy for tie purpose being
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A.-P0liticai Banners, Tr8nsparencies and
Established 1919
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A.-PhalOn's g PaphSan atom Removes
FRFCKLES, PIMPLES TAN, ALT RHEUA, ERYSiP-
ELIAS, &C.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid IN Hosus
Information furnshei The highest paid for D'u'oo"s
aud all kinds OK Gold and Silver. ,,-. A. ~
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 wall sreo~ l" =.
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Keep Cooi.-The Absolute Necessity for
keeping TIN head cool shoald
be lost se Of But while seeking light hat is no,
AZ 70 CHI shapeess aud thai particularly when
KNOWS Establishment at No ai3 Broadway open TO an
Hts articles marves of tass lt.hinsss
iurabtlity
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Mill sr & CO., No. Union square.-iadics's
Misses and Boys Boots ant Shoes styles spd prices
MILLER 4 CO., No. Union square.
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minute and has continued to rise up to this hour
tory-hye minutes past two p. NJ Calvert street is
flooded to Lexington, within few feet OF Monument
square North street almost its entire length to the
depth OF eight to nine feet, Holiday street to Fay
cite Fords theatre being surrounded by water
winch Is passing down Holiday and Baltimore
streets Cay, Frederick and Harrison streets
treiy submerged The water at Jones' Falls is seve
RAJ feet above the bridges and 1t is not yet known
whether they have been swept away On many OF
the whsrves south OF Pratt street from the Falls to
Frederick street the water ia several feet deep.
Guy passenger car was swept from the track on
gers fc Widest ws m al 70 &
number drowned, some estimating the number at
seven o.ers say al were saved but one Mr.; Wands
TO get the facts.
number or dray horses and some drivers are
reported drowned. There Ia no communication De-
tween tue eastern and western portions OF the CITY
The nood is sweeping everything before It. There
- no communication south by telegraph. all the lines
being down. No such flood has ever been known
here
Subsiding of the Wnters-The Loss Estimated
at $4,000, OOO-Sixty Lives Lost at ELI.
cOtt's Mills.
BALTIMORE. July A-10 p. NJ.
The hood to-day subsidized suddenly as it arose.
Shortly after four O'Clock the water carried or
within the banks Of jones' Falls At this hour the
damage cannot be approximately estimated, but
none OF the estimates place it below 100000 Hun
.dreds of stores were submerged, and many hogs
heads OF moasses on the wharves and sugar in
warehouses were entirely destroyed. number OF
buildings and stores were undermined and damaged.
Denmead's foundry and Bentey's iron works were
partially swept away.
The gas works supplying the eastern part of the
City were submerged and that section Is without Gas
tonight.
Some Of the water mains are reported carried
away.
The loss of life in the city has not been ascertaned
1t Is believed, however that but few have been
drowned. Mr.. Wands who reported drowned
was saved, and is well. Colonel Webster Collector
OF the port, rescued drowning man by rushing in
iour rect OF water as the man was being borne away
In torrent completely exhausted.
The trains to Washington are running. The dam
age TO tue baltimore and Ohio railroad s compare
lively small. On the Northern Central road the
damage IS reported 10 be greater, and the trains Will
not run for several days.
telegram this afternoon rom Eucott city for. |
merly Ehcotts Mills reports the grbite mills car
iTed aw and sixty lives lost. Doctor owens entire
family. except himself, were drowned
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Bntcs,e,,r-s Hair Ijys.-The Best i'm tho
world. The perfect Of harmless, reliable insanta
Factory l6 Bond sto let
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Terrible Truths-C austic Solutions for
catsrr drives 40 disease the lungs Dt KEnNEDYS
"Permanent Cure tor Catsrr 1" successiu. because Il
he ia the ucsrai0 membrane OF the aud
throat. It's sod By druggists-
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sADlished fp .1SOO.-The Metrop0litan Job
Printing Establishes at, " Nassau street
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Errfng but M bIe..-Self Help for Young Men,
who having errs csre better manhood Sent sealed
letter envelopes ~ OF charge benefited, return ths
postage. Addrsss J'hlanihros oox y, Phlaiepha, Pa
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NeveruOre
E.n ~. .A.r..

NevermOre
Can the gritty. tooth powders and tooth DESTROYING
hemical huiis Ind place the toilets VI sensible people
Ihefragrant and preservsive S0zODOST has superseded
them all.
"sPALDINg's 9LUE''mends Furniture Toys, Crockey.
all OruataentAl Work.
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The Coal Miners Strike Probably at an End.
SCRANTON, Pa July a. 1868.
Since the appearance Of the sherin's proclamation
Yesterday the eight hour strikers have made no
demonstration and 1t ia believed the movement at
an end.
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Bathing suits SIS,
Al PE9 Zoos Mar gfac,ory,
4, al rcet
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Nsmtnoss, Economy and Despatch Combined
In ID Of oriers Printing Is. ab
lshi nent, "a NASSAU street..
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Ratification Meeting in Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Ca, July "a, 1858.
An enthusiastic mass meeting was held here to-
day to ratify the nominations made by the New York
Convention. General Wade Hampton, J. B. Camp.
bell and others made speeches.
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CristadorS's fsnfs Dye.-Tse Be-. Ever
manufactured WHOLESALE and retail also applied at No.
House
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The Vnmous Cprucr-O1 Nassau streets
corner FItou rho Metropolitan Job PRINTING kSasshmsaa
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LfH1lcuINbIB.
For all dec witt which cpildreu afflicted during the
peocess Of te'ssnng MRS. wIfSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
ssfs and osrtan remedy has ssod the Of many
years. and rcr ksown IN fail Curtis wind collie, regulates
hs bowes scnens- ,he gums and slays all pain.
aMRs vflNsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
having mile o "Cnrts Perkins tho outside
wrapper. All o'!scss are hasa limitations.
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Wiss, Tsupses and Ors~aeuiaI Hair .BsS
koHa u Bead sFsse
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For First CD ,ss Printing Of Every Dcscrip-
ton go 10 the No ropotau JOB Printing Estabshmeut
kasssu street
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PENNS YLVANIA.

Philadelphia Merchant Misslng-FouI Play
Apprehended.
PHILADELPHIA. July a. 1868.
samuel Nicholson. dry goods merchant on Market
street, mas been missing since last night He left the
city TO visit the fs Of the Schuylki and left there
about nine O'Clock In the evening in boat which
was found drifting in the river this morning, with
ms nat, coat and vest. He had with him a gold
watch and considerable money, and foul play is ap-
prenended. The river has been dragged without
success.
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gor Moth 2 atches, Fresisles and Tan on tho
Face. u.e rkS avs MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTfON.~
sold by irnsxtw everywhere.
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Acceptance Of Nomination for District Attor.
ney In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1858.
Mr.. Charles Gibbons has written letter accepting
the nomination OF the Republican Convention for
District Attorney.
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The loIIowng are The receipts from customs fro
July Is to July Is. inclusive:-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-26
DAILY AND WEEKLY

DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
akss- THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
EEKIY N CITY AND STATE
~ The only Evening paper pub
lshed in Nashville.
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tile, 9ennef1ee, Donnerag ben 26 Nfdr5 1863 esaza

nDas geidIasene frans6Ffde Seer
sertreute fid Eiidtis auf allen 8eaen.
Die mad oem @bein, Die mad sSranfreid5
flbrten. Der berfoIgeube SSeino mar
iiberau binter ben Slieben6en. O,e
8erlpren9ten lnuBten G9Iupftpintel
aufiu@en, uitl iid au retien. Gle iuar.
fen fid, roo iie fonnten, in 6as tietere
@ebir1e, IN S1luhten, enae Sh6ier.
Stu@ 0urd biefe @hIudt soeen 3iete,
Sie erinnera fi@ bod no6?1 n
sd erinnere mid nod reGt aut.D
,,nnter ben Slieben6en ipnr einR
gtan1ens Bertbeau. @rinnern Sie fid
bes Noniensai l.'i'a'
osteinH fpra6 Der gefraate felt,
aber feine 2ippen .sudten bod 70 ious
oerbar babel. Ser Baron fubr fout,
als ipenn er es ni6t gelehen babe.
i OrrMann mar frans0fti6er Nrmee.
beanster, 8eribalter, elmer 8riaaoetaiIe.
Gr battle aus oer &aiIe gerettef, uas er
nit lid fiibren fonnte.
Gs iuaren iiliner breis, ipabrfAeinIi@
Observation-Disclosures sranfen in GoIb.
Soren Sie mir gu, Serr SelIner?n
(Gortfesuns fol9t.
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Man fpribt bon einem beborfeben<
ben Smpea6ment 6es StaatsIefretdrs
SetparO iuesen oefen SanbIunaspeile
in Betref Der 8uano Snlel, 9llta8illa,
ipel9e er Den @iaentbiimern in unge>
fesli1em gSege Dorentbalt.
SaS @erii6t, oaB Der YraliSent nod
Dor Seenoi9ung ieineS YroeeiIes, reS
figniren tperbe, 1T pieber in umIauf.
Sn SDracus N. 9. 1T bic Sodter
oes 9errn Soipning an Der 8aliers
faeu geitorber. Gie mar bor 5 gBoden
bon einem @enfounblan6er Sunb ae,
bifen iporoen, bod ipurbe Sic @unbe
niht bea6tet, bis am berqanaenen
Sonntag Die &ranfbeit ausbra1.
Sn Yrobioenee ST.. s. puroe Die
8neite gfationaIbanf Iebte gfa6t um
$25, 900 beraubt. Ser &aiierer pnr6e
in feinem Bobnbaufe our1 4 Wfanner
aus oem 8ett gebolt inb sesiuungen,
bic Sanf 81 0Tnen. Sic Wduber ent,
famen NIT ibrer 8eute.
Son Oen peitli6en G6enen fin6 Se,
ribte ein9e9au9ell, ipeI9e oeu aber-
mails beboritebenben 9luSbrud zines
9roBen SnOianertrie9es in bieirm 8riib=
labre in 4usf6t iteaen. Sn Colorado
nno Nem Wferico bat man eineu aus
6er9ew0bnli6 itarfen S9neefau ge>
babt, 10 DAP ale StraBen betiperrt
iino.
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CSm CHANGERS 1m gedfbpiIIe -Staat Tennefee
tNNOffce nes Glerf unb Daiters, Gbaueerp Court Su
tor &C.. &lager, geeen Ssbn o. 2apsIeD unb anbere,
Betlaste-9a aus etnem in biefer Sa6e enS redlten
affhopt erbelt. bas BetIagte, Sobn o. 2apslep, Ro=
q. Sloore. SSo5n o. aeHp, Dtarp Sane&ellu, &eaben
Nc5eap, Gspa Wscsaap, 4sneS 9torpeu, Gna!ia Y.
&Giters Gree0 3. Bnlter, - 8efttsn, Rargaret 9.
DentpH sohn N. @eleer, Sofepb W. gsotfer, y arp
NaI er, Aobert Sd. 41aI er, Samuel &. sSalter uHb
SameS y. Bdifer feine 8epohner bes Siaates Sens
nor BEN Oritten qien4a a Ses nd9fen Eermins
genannter Grurt, Ipeldbe am Gr ten Nonta8 ees
ndften Mrrils, 1868, sebalten piro bier eri6etnsi
uno auf 8tdeers Gingdbe befenfen, antporten rber
Ginpanb erbeben ober eieelbe pir6 als brsretts a'
ertannt erG1tet MNb 81 elmer Mnb0rung ex parte
1nberaumt Derotn; uuo bab oieie Seroronung plel
anf einanoir folGenOe 2soben lang per6fientlt9i
mtrbe. a fF -4 -
abi6rtft bssfaubist: Morton 3. spwelf.
rsa1 .ss1 GierE unb Wdfter.
B.s. Cooper, aftuaIt fir aIdser. ms2t nam I
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srlcgrapD. Nad)ri6tell,
@Dmaree : Serbanblnn9elr.
8 eto bes8rdfiSenteu.
Babel . Oepef6e,,,.
gsabTea in Barttembere.
Mafhinat ON, 25. Wlara.

gO o. II 81 II, 20. Utat3'
Sin 8el6luB Der 9iOrb> Carolina
@taats s @onbention, ipel9er Die 9ano
Illnaspeile oeS @ongreiIes gf9en ben
Yrdfbenten billigt, murbe bonn SorliB
iiberreiAt. SaulSburp opponirte 8egen
Die 9lnnahme bieier 3uldrift, ha Der
Senat bielelbe als @eri9tsbot fiir Sm'
peadmcnt nid)t annehnen Tonne, Dies
ieIbe fpurbe ieood angenommen.
Stepart i9lug ginlekun9 elmer pros
biIoril6en 9fe9ierrna in 9llabama bor.
Gin baS SHltis @omite beripieien.
4ntbonp's Mntrao auf Seuili9ung
eines Sikes fir ben Beridterltatter
Der aiIo3iirten 8rehe in Der Senats.
fammer ipdbreno 6es Smpea6ments
muroe surafeele9t. go
Sine 8otf6aft bes 8raiSenten, in
wel6er er Die fiirslid paiiirte Bin uber
bas Snitistueien nit ieinem Seto bele9t
un6 an 6eu Genat 81 nodmaliger Bes
ratbung auriidienoet, ging elm. Der
8rafi0ent erfl6rt fih nit Der erIten
Gection einberltan6en, oa 6ieielbe bic
9tedte Der Burger, bon nuteraeorones
ten 9eriHtsb6fen an bic eSupreme
Court au appelliren, aufredt erbalt,
faoeh aber Die stpeite Section, oa otes
leIbe Sale, in benen 2eben nno Gis
aeutbum in 6rage gefelt werben, bon
ser lIppeIlatiGnr an bieien Geridtsboi
ausftbiiebt. geanientiitb beanftanoet
Der 8rdiioent Die ,riidlpirfenoe Srafi
Ses Gefebes, tpo0ur6 aud bereits eirl'
aereiGte 2Ippenationen ausgefhlofIer
iper6en un6 bait es baber fur 9efabr'
lid, 6ds 8ertrauen ocS 8olfeB IN bli
unparteiiiAe Suitis bes SbergeridteS
tDeldes seitber ais 0tusIeger 6er Con
ftitution betraGtet 'tih0 geebrt tutiroe
Az erldltfefft. Der Yrafioent erflar
1ie,8tirse Der MnSeinanberlesuug ourd
ben ManseI an 3sit IN segenipdrtige
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