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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-11
VIRGINIA LAND AND AID IMMI.
v GRAFTON COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY s, 1855.
ORGANIZED DECEMBER Is, 1867.
CAPITOL STOCK, $4,000 SHARES at
$50 EACH. $1,5OO,OOQ

$50 EACd,
5000 SHARES FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
70, 600 SHARES TO BIB ISSUED IN PAYMENT FOE
LANDS.
70. 900 shares will be issued as the future ext.
gencies of the Company may require.
The object of the Company Is TO bring the
lands of Virginia into market and cultivation.
The plan is similar to that successfully pur-
sued by the Illinois Central Railroad Com.
pany and land owners in the West, In develop
ing their lands by sales of alternate small tracts
nit low and fixed rates to actual settlers with
families; and 1t Is the only plan to secure re-
liable labor for agricultural purposes.
In order to secure cooperation, no convey
ance will be required until loo, 900 acres are SUBJ
scribed and the company will not
its operations until all the conyeyances are sat-
isfactorily completed.
Landowners can divide their lands as they
deem best, and convey any portion in one tract
or alternate tracts.
No subscription of less than one hundred
acres will be received and all must be made
before the LIST of March.
, The lands of the company will be sold only
to actual settlers with families.
I On the fair BUSINESS principle OF interest to
all concerned, the enterprise commends itself
to the favorable consideration Of every pract.
cal landowner In Virginia.
2 Address Virginia Land and Aid lmmisra.
ton Company, Richmond. Va.
; j. ID. IMBODEN. President;
ROBERT BOILING, Secretary;
W. F. q. GREGORY, Treasurer.
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THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
Il y~IRGINIA.-E. u. RANDOLPH q {.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, ut present 10.
Gated corner Main and Eleventh streets. W..
Is. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the lands
of parties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except in case of sale and through
its extensive connections has disposed OF =
very large quantity of land since 1865.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by q correspondence a.
once with us, enclosing descriptions of the pro-
perty for sale. Address
W. 3. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
ja l7-3md&sw Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-11

DIG TIN, BAR LEAD, SPELTER,
Iron, Cast Steel, Horse Shoes, Nail Rods, ind
n full assortment of best English Refined Iron,
for sale by E. & S. WORKMAN s 90.
fe ll-eod3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-11

NOTICE.-All persons having claims
IN against he ESTATE OF r. r. SIMS,
deceased, will please present them for settle.
ment; and all persons indebted to the said
estate Will please come forward and settle.
JAMES Fl. DOOLEY,
Administrator Of r. r.. Sims, deceased.
fe ll-2awlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-11

THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
4 YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CITATION will be held at their rooms THIS
EVENING at s o'clock.
WILLIAM P. GRETTER,
fe lit Recording Secretary.
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HORN PURCHASED BY
" CHARLES HOWARD,
jaW No.s Fifteenth street.
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FORM.

I, the undersigned, hereby subscribe -
acres Of land, hereinafter described, to the cap.
ital stock of the Virginia Land and Aid Immi-
grafton Company, incorporated February s,
1866.
1 hereby bind myself. my heirs, &c, to con.
and sufficient deed, containing survey and
plat, with general warranty of title, and free
from all incumbrance whatever, and 10 re-
ceive at the time Of such conveyance payment
therefor at the price per acre agreed upon, in
certificates of full paid shares of the capital
stock of said company at the par value OF go.
If conveyance ofsaid land is not required by
the company within twelve months from date
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TITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
4 Take notice, that On the lst day of Feb
ruary, 1865, I executed and delivered q bond
to Leigh Finney-my bond for the sum Of
1885. I have since obtained an injunction from
the Judge of the Circuit Court of Richmond
restraining said Finney from assigning said
bond, and l hereby warn all persons against
purchasing the same.
r. I. BRADSHAW
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The NrgSndG Contention
ORDERED BY CONGRESS TO
FRAME A STATE. CONSTITUTION.
DAY.

MONDAY, February 10, 1853.
The Convention met at IL o'ciock'
PRAYER by the chaplain.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-06
Fashions for Thrifty People.

Warm, durable, economical winter suits are
made of English water proof cloth, or dark
linsey, trimmed with a broad, heavily corded
black woollen band, called 'Hercules" braid;
good, useful style in which to make them is
with single skirt, walking length, and lined,
straight Hungarian pelisse, lined to the
waist with Canton flannel, belted in and orna-
mented upon the sides with single wide
military sash, and edged with fringe. A
pelerine cape may be added to the pelisse
for warmth, lined with flannel, in which
case an ordinary lining will be sufficient
for the waist of the pelisse. Scotch
linsey and English waterproof range
from 81 to 81 per yard; at the latter price
waterproof cloth of the best style and quality
is a yard and half wide, and six or seven
yards make a suit. Hercules braid is from
one to two and three dollars per dozen yards,
according to width. The Scotch poplins, in the
scarlet and blue and green checks, are very
nice for house dresses, wearing clean and
always looking well and lady-like. 1t is in
deed nearly impossible to wear them out;
they always make over useful for children.
The skirts of these dresses need no trimming;
make them long at the back and full putting
the whole width of the back breadths in large
gathers, add to the belt a rosette back
and front, made CT rather large leaves,
bound with black velvet; trim the waist
square with black velvet and chenille
1rlnge II liked, and make leaf rosettes
for the top of the sleeves, or the body
may be left open in front, bordsred with vel
vet, and worn with chemisette. Poplin
velour, heavily corded fabric, makes a very
handsome dress-quite as handsome as silk.
1t is two dollars and quarter, and is most
fashionable in pearl grey garnet, crimson and
black. A winter cloak of cloth should be
made up as pelisse with a cape, or as round
cloak, composed of two or three oapes. The
fur boa for the neck is properly adapted to
these designs in cloaks. With the present
style of dress warmer underclothing is re-
quired, and this must not be lost sight of.
Long Balbriggan hose, knit or canton flannel
drawers, warm flannel underskirt, and a
"Boulevari" over avery small hoop, will be
found necessary to most ladies. .es pecially those
living in the country; and in addition, high
lined boots, and possibly knit merino under
shirts. Make the underclOthing warm, at any
rate.-Jeanie June.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-06
Timothy Iitcamb (Dr. HOiland) Gives a
Picture of MIR. SpurgeOn.

The rush to Mr.. s0urgeon's church is 80
great that took an cary start. on a bright
Sunday morning, in order u be served among
the first strangers, il possible. On alightinS
At the door of the church, instead Of bsinS
obliged to wait, was met by some c6cer Of
the place and day, who inquired whether /
would like to 60 directly into the church ana
wait my chance there. Responding in the
affirmative to his polite proposition, he led
the way, at the same time putting into
my hand q slip Of paper which he begged
me to read. u was a request for a
.sontribution to Mr.. 6purgeon's institu-
Nen for the education OF clergymeu. II
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OFFIoE OF ASSISTANT oUARrERMAs-

PHILADELPHIA. November a. 1888,
By direction OF Brevet MajOr-General ID, III
RUCKER, Quartermaster- General United states
Army. Sealed proposals will be received NJ IhIs
office until IL M. on THURSDAY, Move nber I2 1865
for delivery 10 the QuRrLermasCer's Department Al
the schuylkill Arsenal, OF the following articles
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HOOP SKIRTS.
HSS HOOP SKIRTS, 900
NEW FALL STYLES

LA PANIER and ali other desirable styles ana
dies OF our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS
for ladies' II lsses AID children, constantly ont
81 IL ade TO Iruer Largest assortment In jlLl
ano specially adapted for first olAss trade :
COksElpi Cokek1sl OORsETS
Re- RlIipg ~ very low prices Our assortment IA
compile Q, en- bIaciDg lhompsona Glove FittiDg, In
all Rlades from ~ No " $3.50; Beckel's superior
French Woven Corsets from UA'iO 10 $3.50; supe
lOr halebone hand m made COrseLs. from 81 cen 70
Corset skirt supporters, at 0l'aO.
Also, MIS-. N oOdy'B Patent belfAdtustiDg Abdom
nal Oorsels; whicn every lady shouid examine.
Corset CAsps, cents pair.
Wholesale and Relhu MAnuiactory and balearOom.
Ssm WIN. T. HOPKINS.
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COAL.

d MIDDLETON & co., DEALER6 In
p: HARLEIsH % LEI LEHIGa Ugh. ana a EAsLn . VEIN VEIN
lor famiiy nae. Yard. No. l2z5 WARRINGTON
AVeaue. OHice No. NlWA1NuT 9txesA N
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. HE G Il e AT
RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MORIAH,

RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MoRIAH,
embracing an area of one hundred and ffty-fve
far the largest and most beautiful OF all the cemete
ries near Philadelphia.
AS the tide of Improvement tends northward,
MOUNT MoRIAH,
by geographical position, is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS
TURBANCE BY OPENING OF STREETS
and Will never be hedged In and surrounded by
table fate OF other cemeteries northward centrally
situated.
At convenient distance from the city, readily
cess BILE by excellent road and by the street
Of the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Moriah,
by It's undsturbed quiet fu fis the solemn purpose
OF its dedication last resting place OF the dead.
No funeral service here 10 ever Interrupted by the
OF friends visitors shocked by the rush rattle
Of long trains of passing freight cars as must
OF necessity be the case In other burial. places
established projected on the immediate line OF
steam railroads, or through the grounds of which
such railroads run. Just now the hues of Autumn
tinge with gorgeous colors and inhnite variety the
lage OF the various groups o. fine old forest trees
through the grounds and adds so great o charm TO
the attractions of the place
Churches OF ali the principal Protestant deuomina
tons have here purchased Becons of ground for the
use OF their congregRti ions, and more than seven
thousand families have given this great Rural Gene
terry the preference over all others.
Cl oice lots of any size desired may siill be hAd
upon application at the Lodge at the entrance of
Cemetery, or at the Branch Office, Penn Mutual In
sursnce Building, No. 92l CHESN Street, up stairs
where any information Will be gwen by
lO2Slm GEORGE CONNELL, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-06

Victoria county, Ontario, has six inches
ofsnow ana huge icicles.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10
GnnarrR.

Ser Gon9reb periammelte iidb am Wtontag, ben
7. Sec. - Oas Seglaubigun9si6 i6reiben 0es neuen
Senators Sin, BON Georgia, murbe einiipeilen auf
Den Slid selest. Gunner reidte cine Bin Elm fir
Die Sur9fi6rung Der 8orIhriften Der Contribution,
pelde bic Gclaperei ablfaen. Cine 8iq fir Die
@ieoerauinabme Der 8aar5a6lun9en ON 4. Suli
tpurbe ein9creid)t.
Sm Sauie 6otten ii6 164 Mitglieber etngefun=
ben. 3pei neue Wit9lieOer bon YenniDlpanien uno
zines bon Mtiouri leifeten ben Nrltseio unb nob=
men bre Gibe Elm. 81. Saulilton beanipru6te ei=
men Sib als 5uiGblifes 0tt9lieo bon SenneIlee,
tuosu iener Staot, neil CT Die Sclaperei freimli9
absei6oift, beredtiet lci. Nob Iebbafter Sebatte
tpurbe Die Sraee on Die gSabl Committee periuielen
unb beidloIIen, oab Sr. Samilton eintwcilen brau=
Zen bleben miiiie @eribieOene Bills uno Seidliiie
in Sesug auf Die Bomb uno @reenbodfra9e wur=
Den porgelegt Yailirt tDuroe Elm SeI6luB Der Den
YrGIioenteu aufforoert, bem Senate Die nitructio=
men porsuleaen, Die unerr @eanbten ertbeilt ,opie
Die GorrelponbenSen, Die ie0em nit ibnen gepaOgen
tpuroen.
Moril beantrogte einen gei6luB, Der bas Nuf=
treten BON &eperbD SObnlOn, unierem 8elanoten in
Gn9lano, ais urpertrd0lit5 nit Den Sntcreiien uno
Der @iir0e Der Yatipr, pcrurt6elt unb Den gSrGli=
oenten aufTorbert, bieen Geanbtsu iofort surifSu=
ruien 9Surbe nod ldneerer 0ebotte an Die GOm=
mittee bes austpdrtgen pertuieien.
Sr glr6er beantra9te einen SGiGluB fir cine Ver=
wiaieung BON $4,000, lin ben Yrdiioenten fir Die
Iusgabcn 3u entIddoger, Die inn bas Smpcad=
ment 0sr6Dr peruriaGte Scofslo fra9te, Oh $50,=
900 pobl ausreiften? Ser Sei6luB tpuroe einit=
toeilen auf Den Slid gelegt.
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aad)ribten aus Ohio.
Gf)rcfliibe Gxploiion in glcbelnno.

Mm Samitag M6eno fano in Dem eleeanten Wo6n.
bauie oes Srn. 6. g8. SubbD, etpa eine WteiR aus
berbalb Gepelano. an guclio st eeleeen. cine 8as=
grploon iatt, wslde nidt ollsin oas prdftige, NIT
ben Ws6beIn auf $4,000 geiddbte @ebduee pol=
tommen 5erltDrte, ionoern aud sDei yeronen =
Srn. Subbp -uno beiien So9ter gqa = 10 ldlimm
uerlebte, oaB ibr Nuffommen smeifelboft lit. Sr.
SubbD batte eine bonIierce's Yatent s8asmalfinen
IN 1elner Saue enriften lalen, oa oaelbe 81 melt
BON Der Stabt entfernt mar Inn BON Der 8asfabrif
llls nit @as berleben ioeroen 81 f6nnen. 0ie O}us
i6ine ielblt mar auBerbalb oes Sauies ansebrabt,
lno Die SauprD6re lief bur6 oas Souterran; an
Der ebteren lpuroe elm Sed permutbet uno S9r. Sub.
~ ging ON Samltag Nbeno nit einem brennenoen
Std)te IN ben Hounl, I'm oenIelben mo- mo9lid 5u
.ntoeden. Vet ietnem gnritt Iln9 oas pdbreno oes
Cages auseeitr6mte @os SSeuer uno Die fIrdterli4e
Srplolion fano itatt. Sic 8runomauern bes Sau=
les wuroen auseinanOer geriIlen. Die Subb0oen Der
oberen 3immer boben ii1 uno itirsten Sertrimmert
IN Die &elerrdume blnab, uno SbGren uno Seniter
uuroen big auf cine Strede BON so SUB lpeggei1leu=
oert. Ser bintere She'll bes 5aues puroe Durdb Die
Srplolion nidt beldDGoi9t aber bon Dem raid un1
i'd ereifenoen Seuer nit Dem Geit bes @e5Gioes
ano ietnem aanSen Snbalt uollfommen 5erf0rt. Sr.
pubbD ipuroe bal0 nud Der grploiion etpa 80 SUB
pom Saule bemuBtlos auf oemSooen liegeno uno i'm
Selid1t, an Den Nrmen u I. 10. lhlimm nerbrannt,
aefunoen. gBie ct aus benz Seller fam. peiB man
id) ni9t Su erfldren. Seine Satin befano iib i'm
1interen She'll oes Saules uno entfam unperlebrt.
Sin Sobn BON Srn. 9ubbD, iopie Die Satin oes
eebteren uno Ssrdulsn gaa 9ubbp, iaBen BEL einan=
Der i'm Tront5immer uno fpuroen our6 Die 8emalt
Ser grploliOn biz an Die Sede emporeeIh hleuoert,
Dorauf lie nit Dem SuBbooen in oas 5outerrain
uerianfen Sr. Subbp piun, uno Satin erlitten fei=
ne 9efdbrliden gerlebun9en; Srduleinl Gaa aber,
oeren &leioer Teuer fin9en. tru9 10 l6lmme 8ran6s
nunoen oapon, bab es 5ueifelbat lit, ob e nit bem
Geben bapDn fommen miro. Sic lit elm iebr i66nes
uno eebiloetes jun9es Srauen5immer pun 90. Sab
rem uno ibr SdidaI bat oas aagemeinite Seoauern
6eruor9eruen.
Gin Nbpofat bon glpoe braGte Dor einigen
nen s u it br eHsn gt
Gr batte fauu enen Ylab fir tie geiunoen. als oas
3eden 5ur @babrt seseben uuroe; er iuollte oaber
eilielt abteisen ano aber on Der Sbr oes &arrens
einen Saufen Yaiiaeiere, burth ben er b binour9
brdneen muBte. Nls er in's Sree fam, matbte er
Die unanaenebme Gntoedung, oaB ibm iein Saifenz
bud nit 800 getoblen lpOrOen mar. Otoral Wan
oa auf giienbabnen nitt piel baares @elo bel iib
tra9en uno wenn man es bod t6uf, litb pobl por
@aunern bitten, bsionoers beim Giniteisen uno Nus
iteigen. Sobe @'auner iino sepDbnlib nad Der
neuelten WtOoe elegant 9efleloet.
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am llfer elm 5ener anSuSinben, poSu lie cine in Der
Ndbe befinolide Sens einriIIen uno ii1 bas fSeuer
bonn brennenoen SdiIf boiten
Sas Seuer i'm gBaloe in Der bunfen 4ot)t Be-
leud)tete cine beoauernsuert6e, iammerpo0e @ruppe
BON Mtannern nno Srauen, uon benen Die lebteren
falt ole baarfuB nno NIT leihten Nafttleoern be-
tetoet naren, bon Denen bas WaIIer bsrabtrduelte.
Serr Iunf 1T Der Nnfdt, baB mebrere gerIoncn,
tueld]e l6 BON bem &anbe oes Sampfers Qmerifa
berabfalen leben. ibrsn 500 fanben, ba bas 8al,
ier bort iebr tief nno in Sol9e Der fortwdbrenben
Sepegnng bes Gahes Iebr reiBsnb mar.
sSm 2aufe oes 9eftri9en Saees murben unter BEN
pertoblten Srinnaern Der beioen SampFer SO 2ei=
den auiNefunoen, BON oenen ieop6 nid)t cine einsi=
9e ioentificirt tperOen fonnte.
Sieielben ueroen I'M 2aufe bes 9eutigen Saaes
bier anlangen uno miro beute Ntor9en nm l1br Dor
ben biefgen Der. Stoaten geb6roen cine llnterius
dung Der srdblifen 4ffaire begonnen nerben.
Sie 9eamten Der vuniteb States" Iinb nad) elmer
iorsfGlteen 4bIhabung Der Weinung, ba6 BON ID.
rem Spote nibt lber 20 qeripnen un6 nur elmer Der
Yaiiagiere BON Der nNmerifa" uermiBt peroen. als
eriteres Boot hie 2anbung berleB, waren i'm @ans
sen nidt iber Is YeriOnen on goro.
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Ser erffe Wcner i'm GnnareR.

Ser Ohio Teser Menarb, Der our6 einen @e=
watltrei6 Der Gabifalen in 2ouiiiana als re9elmd=
Big erpd9lt erfldrt pprben it, I'm Die @acanS i'm
GonsreB Su fiGen, Die bur6 ben SOB bes &eprdien-
tanten Mann entitanb, lit ridtis in 98aibineton ein=
eetrofftn. Gr mahte iid0 am 0tontas in Der &es
pr6ientanten6alle aui einem Sopba brett uno Elm
raoifaer @iirbentrdger unterbielt iid nit ibm. Ob
er sugelaIien tperoen miro, lit eine anoere Srase
Mann's Gedt su Dem Sibe iuar beitritten woroen
uno bies fam ben Gabfalen als 8orwano bienen,
ben Ieser suridupeiien, nbt neil er Elm 9aeser it,
Ionoern ueil Der Sib einem anoeren sebDrt. gSir
no beserig, pie man Die Sode entideioet nno ob
Menarb Der erte Neeer iein pro, Der Die Salen bes
gpnareiies burdl ieine @eaenpart perherrlidt.
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0u,. Grant unb bas 9mtsbaueraeict.

YrGbent eobn1on empfie6lt in ieiner 8otl4aft,
pie man Ie1t, ben gBoerruf oes berli6tigten Irts=
oauereeiebes, bas pom gensreB erlaHen puroe, ullt
linn bel Der Mnitelung uno GntlaIiung bon Beam
ten Die SGnoe Su binben uno ben raoifalen 8inlt=
lineen uno Sdmarobern ben 8eiib ibrer fetten Iem=
ter su 5i6ern. YrdTbent Sobnion empfieblt ben
gioerruf oieses rabfalen Gelebes nid ieinetwegen,
oenn iein 4mtstermin sebt ia in uen9en Monaten
Su gnoe aber er tbut es, neil pe er lebr riti9 be-
merit, bies @eieb Die gbebung corrupter Seamten
perbiitet.
@iro Der gongreB nun bies @eIeb pioerrufen uno
Dem fiinftisen Yrdiioenten Grant bel Der Selebung
Der aemter free Sano laiien? Steie Srage 1T be-
rets leit mebreren 0oden in raofalen SlQttern a1E
serest worben; einse baben lid5 fir ben @ioerruf
bes GeIebes aus9elprO6en uno anoere oagegen. SIN
alsemeinen linO ale Sene, oel6e i'm amte lino,
gegen uno Sieienigen, iueld)e binelntuolen, fur
oen @ioerruf bes @eebes. Sfienbar a6er gebt aug
bielem Streite berpor, baB Die ei9entliden Gabia-
len Dem Sen. Grant ni6t redt trauen. Sic wilen
ni4, mas lie aus Inn MAIDEN ioQen, o6 er su ibrer
raoifalen 6abne idw6ren, ober ob er i9 ouf con=
lerpatpe Seen,pege perirren tpiro. Gr fOnnte lid)
ia am gnoe in einen 5peiten SObnIon Dertuanoeln
Sas tpdre yI1auoerbaft", aber nidt lnmD9lid.
| Sn beier SpilGen Surdt uno Soifnung idpeben=
ben Yein seben iie por, porerIt auf Die 8ebebal-
tuns oes @eiebes su briugen. Ntadt iidb Grant i'm
rabifaIen Sinne, 10 fann man linn Die SeiIeln nod
INNER BON ben Sdnoen nebmen. Inoere Gaoifale
linb fir bic 8eibebaltune bes Geiebes, neil oes b=
rer Senoen5, ale Gepalt i'm GongreIIe su concen=
triren, 10 ausge5eidnet entipridt Gin allmdatt=
ger gonsreB, Der BON g8abnson aus oas sanSe
2ano iiberIdattet, Elm prdlioent, Der peiter ni6ts
lit als Die Yuppe bes Gon9reiies, bas 1T oas politi=
li6e Soeal bieies 3tpei9es Der raoifalen Yartbei.
| gor so Sabren Sdblten Die Ser. Staaten bios
5000 Yunoesbeamte, iebt lit ibre 3a6l auf beinabe
| 60, 900 ansei6nollen, mopon 10000 aaein auf oas
Yofoepartement fommen. 3ur 8eSabluns Der 8e=
balte bieies Seamtenbeeres bat bas Wolf ebt jdbr=
| lid 80 Milionen Dollars auf5ubringen. Sie be-
beutenoe Germebrun9 Der 8eanltenidaar unter Der
raoifalen 9erri6aft 9ebOrt aud Su ben umooernen
| SerbeIIerun9en", Die mir SemOfraten mod INNER
ni9t be9reiien polen. g8er 5dblt alein oas Seer
Der Steuerbeamten, gOlectoren uno Snlpcctoren,
Die li6 pie Die Seul6refen auf bas 2ano nieoerge=
lailen baben uno on ienem Marfe 5ebren? Ntan
liebt, Die Srage, ob Dem Sen. Grant Die Intelhng
uno Nbiebung zines 10 9roben geamtenlAparmes
obne SemmiGu6 iiberaIen ueroen bari lit tuobl ge=
eenet ben rabitalen Batroten uiel geoenen su uer=
| urladen.
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GTY = a =

,,ie Die gonsreBmitele unb miro pieIleiat $500
oiten, tpelder 8etras iibrisens aus Dem 9roBen
eutel Ontel Sam's su.be5ablen III. Wantes in
nierm politiIden Sausbalte f0nnte pereinfadt,
,an9e unnotbise S0rnIdfeit abgeid3afft peroen,
,er Der Gmerifaner bdnst an Sormen uno bat iei=
j, IN 3opf Der nod binten banst 10 gut pie anoere
10
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Gabifaler @alliG)minoel.

Sn 2ouiIana baben Die Gabifalen enen eben 10
robartisen als fre9sn rStaatsitreib" ueriibt. sic
aben nemIi9 Die ean5e abitimmuns Der Staot yfelp
orleans uluesen llnreselmdBisf sfeiten" fIr nnsilte
= :fldrt uno 10000 Stimmen auf einmal aussetpor'
m Sie vgaelp Orleans 9eutide 3eitun9" ifreibt
| ariiber
.gei Der 3dblung Der oficiellen 8erifte iber Die
s8abl am 3. yoD. ino, mie Die Naoifalen ldlon lang
angefinoist baben, Die in benz Bariib Orleans obs
| segebenen Stimmen MID t 9e5d ut NJ ben, at1=
sIeblih vpegen unrese!rdBigfeiten" ipe es IN Dem
pfiicellen Document in 0en Sdnoen Des raolfalen
Staatslecretdrs 8opee beibt.
Sir ben l. gongreB- Oiitrift lit alleroings Sr
! ct. Martin COenl) eripablt srtlart neil er elne
Mtaioritdt ber Stnlmen in ben Yarilhes Slpln9lton
Yloquemines. ct: .Selena. uno 81; SommanD er'
balten bot. Sie fir i'm i'm Iarilb Orleans ab9e=
sebenen Stimnlen lin0 als un9elebllD ab9e9eber
gar nid)t miteeidblt.
Sir ben g GonereB= Oiirift lit ieOod Der Nesel
Menarb an STEELE bss perltorbenen Sol. Wtanr
auf ben fursen Sermin in Den @ongreB ertpablt err
| fldrt. Sie fir Srn. Sunt in 9tep Orleans abge'
eebenen oemofratI6en Stmmen lno gan3 uno gai
|ausgetu orfen DOroen.
Oesbolb lit oud) Der 3aoifale 81. S1elbon als gum
Geprdientanten bes q GongreB= Siitrfts fur ben Al
gonere5 erpdhlt erfldrt.
0as &unIiltid 1T ollo selunsen: Die 40 600 Se=
mofraten, peIbe in nnlerm Yarilb 1timnlten, llno
| Wtann fir Wtdnn unt ibre Stlmmen belhplnoelt
uno Der g. GonareB-O iitrift BON 2ouiliana 1T pou
H. December 1868 big suni A. Wtdr5 1869 ourh elnen
| in . bio aeborenen Neeer repraientirt!
g8ir fommen auf bieien neuen eooiialen raO!faler
| S4wlnoel ndber Surlld."
3ur @ermeiouns bon Mibueritdnonien bemerfer
mir bier3u, baB in 2ouiIiana eine Wablpriifun9s=
gommiiiion bsitebt Die aus oem@ouperneur, ,Staats=
Iecrstdr unb einem &dter bcitebt. auf bat oisl'
gommiilion ni6t oas &eht beaniprudt auf SrunS
bon manselnber 2oDaltdt Die Stimmen Der re9l=
itrirten @iirsern bon Sem Orleans aus5uperfen
Ionbern tie bebauptet nur, baB Die n6tbge Sorm be-
; Der @abl ni6t beoba6tet worben, ooer oaB es vun=
reaelmdbis" Susegansen let.
F., 8enn es i6 Oarum banbelt, igre Yartbeimabt
auf Soften ibrer .politiiGen @egner su peritdrfen
J oann linb Die rabtalen Sibrer, wie Die SDranner
aIler 3eiten unb aaer 2dnber, Inn einen goripane
niemals perlesen ltebrsens blebt trOb oieies 8au=
nerltrei9es fir Sepmpur nod cine Weebrbeit bon
iber 1900 Stinlmen in 2ouiIiana ibri9, aber oil
Rabitalen baben burd ben sdwnbel bo6 elmer
id5war5en &eprGlentanen BON edter sfarbe fiir Der
gongreb aelponnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-12-10

Sn YbiIabelpbia mithete am 0onneriog
0beno an Der 6. uno Warttltrabe Elm euer, oas el<
sent9um i'm 8ertbe BON S500,000 in Iide IeSe.