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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BR EMEN,

- l.
Via Southampton.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NoRTH GERMAN 1loTD,
BALTIMORE. ........... Capt YOEOKLER-
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUEISCH.
OF $500 TONS AND TOO HORSE.POWER.
A~e~c, WILL BUN REGULARLY Be
NHAS - TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
.L>ZEdlI3E3Nea MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
uNES Es Bremen on the LIST OF each month.
From southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the LIST of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore to Bremen,
London, Hav-e and Southampton Cabin $50; steer
age $50. From Bremen to Baldmore-Cabin sso;
steerage $40.
Prices Of passage payable in gold, or its equiva-
leat.
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight TO London and
Hull for which through bills Of lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the PostofRce. No
bills of lading but those Of the Company VIII De
signed. Bills Of lading will positively not be de-
yered before goods are cleared at the Customhouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore.
Or to MORDhOAI & CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. @.
April 20 6Inos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

@P. H. HARE SYNONYMOUS WITH
Health, Strength and vigor. The secret will be re-
vealed by investing in bottle of PANKNIN'S he
PATIO BITTERS For sale by all Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFTON.
rK@A THE STEAMER "PILOT Boy"
.Ezss.<296 Captain W. T. NcSELrY, will leave
Charleston every Monday Night, at 12 o'clock, and
Savannah every Thursddy Morning, at O'Clock.
All Way Freight, also Blufton wharfage, must be
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage, applyto
JOHN FERGUSON, Accomm odation Wharf.
March
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

rFS1AN TRA1ToR-PARLUMENT ASSEMBLED
THE PRINCE OF wALEs-MARKETs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22
RADICAL TICKET.
For Governor,

R. E. Scott. tt............ .3i4
For Lieutenant-G Governor,
ILemuel BcoZer. .3l5
For secretary Of State,
/ Francis L. Cardoza.... 81
For Adjutant and 1nspec-
tor-Geueral,
Franklin j. Moses, Jr. GS
For Treasurer,
N. G.. Parker. 267
For Comptroller General.
DIR. j. L. Neagle. 2s3
For Attorney-General,
D. q. Cham berlain. -. G7
For superintendent OF
Education,
T-,i-, TioIrnn FL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

Against Constitution ..e27 For Constitution. 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-22

Aprn21
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13
Rem,n,.eenee. of Portsmouth, n. III.
A correspondent of the New York tt

A correspondent of the New York Tribune
writes Portsmouth is highly respectable town.
IL has pedigree. In old colonial times it was the
home of quality. 1t could boast of a delightful
inn, with the sign of the Earl of Halifax" that
in revolutionary days became the William Pits"
but the sign that should have endured forever has
crumbled into dust, and few who pass through
Pitt street know what stories the old building, so
neglected in its old age, might tell il there
ears 10 listen. Here came Lafayette young and
handsome, to visit French officers who we're
boarding at the William Pitt. Here he came 40
years later. Here Louis Philippe end his two
brothers took refuge during the French Revolu-
tion and better than prince of France ia George
Washington, who here took his farewell Of New
Hampshire. Portsmouth, too, has had its taste of
good Protestant iDquisition.
In 1862 the town meeting passed an order "that
a cage be made, or some other means by the Sc
lectmen, TO punish such as sleepe or take tobacco
on the Lords day out of the meeting in the time
Of the public exercise" So they built cage
twelve feet square and seven feet high, with studs
six inches broad, flour inches thick, the openings
between which were three inches. "a substantial
payre or stocks" and a pillory were likewise in
cluded in this order, and very good service did
they al do. One hundred years later a woman
was publicly whipped on Market Square for steal.
ing pair of boots. The whipping-post was the
town pump, and there, with bare shoulders and
back, the wretched creature submitted to the
lasbing Of the sheri6's cat o'nme tails. She had
great number Of spectators to see this good
NoTk perIOfmedp Gays the next weeks news
papers, and it is hoped that others, who so
justly deserve it, viii soon be brought to the same
place to receive their deserts"
Four years later and Portsmouth justice was
weighed out 10 Ruth Blay, sehoolmistress and
girl of good education for that era, who was in.
dicted for concealing the death Of illegitimate
child. II might have been still born, but the benefit
Of the doubt was not given in those halcyon days.
The penalty was death, and death it should be.
SO Ruth Blay was srrayed in silk and dragged
through the streets in a cart. No sooner had she
arrived at the galows than the sheriff. who great.
Y feared that be might be late for dinner, launched
his victim into eternity. II is true that repreve
was expected from the governor but hot dinners
wait for no man. so the sheriff shufiled of her NOR.
tai coil with an expedition worthy of the nine
teenth century. The cart had no sooner been
driven away and Ruth Blay left dangling 10 the air,
than The reprieve arrived and Portsmouth indigna.
ton revepged itself by erecting an efigy before
the sheriff s house.
'Am TO lose my dinner
This woman for n hanCg
Come, ofaw away the cart, my boys,
Don't step TO say amen.
Draw away, draw away the cart "
That was the last execution Witnessed in Ports
mouth.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13
a Love Match.

happy do not show IL,
GU say but have my viii
last, and If We two know IL,
is better 70 be quite still.
be / set my face as flint,
)nce sharpened my tongue like sword;
kn battled and did not stint,
ow, now / have my reward
= HE peace that he has nothing to tell,
. the life that has only TO live;
know one another so well,
Die rest we know too, IND forgive.
lat is il you wish rs to say
'Dr TO do? Is il rapture you miss?
3ould we always be faiptfng away,
10 your sight, in an exquisite kiss.
b not think we have SECRETS to hide,
Nor treasure We fear sTill be spent
have all when | sit by slis side,
There is no more love 10 invent.
.hush more sweet thanI sought
Has fallen on him andson me:
pu ask, 10 IL all as | Thought!
DO; why should ! wisly it to be
rould / barter the trance OF MONDAY
For the stormy glimpsss of morn.
pd the height Of the level highway
For steep Ihickets OF towering thornl
Dough the flowers unpsIcked lie behind,
The white sun goes sfsning before.
here we follow and disnk no the wind
That pants to far-avsy shore.
ut you think we shall weary too,
When the weary sun sinks from the skies;
az the twilight will come, and the dew
VIII fall like a seal on our eyes.
q not think that | find it lonely
In the hush Of the hot sunbeam;
boUgh the child at my breast seems only
A dream growing out OF dream.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13
Poisoned Beer.
[rrom ,hs london seIentIse RsrI.r.

tFrom the London Scientific Review
Beer in its perfect condiTion-beer made from
pure malt and hops alone-is generally looked
upon an exceIfenr and healthy beverage, but
how seldom do get this 10 London We our
selves readily admit that a moderate use of pure
beer is as harmless as tea or coffee, bat if this
pure beer contains one substance which is an
active poison-Damely. the alcohol or spirit-how
mnch greater will be the injurious effects of an
imnoderate quantity Of sophisticated or poisoned
beer? About 500 persons die annually OF delirium
treDens in England alone while a larger number
are attacked by the disease. Our most dis
tnguished medical writers agree that about one.
third Of the insanity in Great Britain may, with
certainty, be ascribed 10 drinking and we all
know that the children Of drunkards are very
frequently idiots.
Quite recently out of 800 idiots at Massachu.
seits, las, or nearly half, were found TO be the
children Of habitual drunksrds. Al these ter
Tib!e effects are Of course heightened considerably
by the habitual use of poisoned beverages. In
theory every kind Of beer can be produced by use
Of malt and hops alone ; no other ingredients are
required when the process of brewing Is con-
ducted by honest and clever men. But in reality
what an endless list of injurious compounds have
we not detected in the various beers, porters and
ales recently submitted 10 our investigations
Cream Of tartar, alum, green vitriol, small guam
titles of copper, sometimes lead, pcric scide
matters Of various descriptions, Qusssis wood,
and other cheaper and more hurtful bitters, to-
Lether with the harmless, but still needless com
pounds, liquorice molasses. corianaer, capsicum,
carrAway seeds. ginger. salt. matted horsebeans
etc. To this list, already far too long, we might
still add the names OF three plants, Ledum pslus-
tire Myriea gale, Dstura sframoium, occasionally
used TO adulterate beer both at home and abroad.
From April Is 70 JuIv a. San Francisco ra.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

Il is stated that powerful and rich coDasny
has been formed In London, with Cyrus ". Field
as controlling nan, 10 form a continuous ice of
telegraph from London 70 China, BY way 81 tbs
Mediterranean, Egypt and India. This company
has purchased the cable line from Malta 10 ALEX
sndria and ere about to relay tie cable IN Deeper
water
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

Under the head of Sprung a Nine, the Ed
faula Ala News OF the Sd says: i" We learn that
a suit has Just been commenced in the Chancery
Court Of this county in which there are seventy
three respondents. 1t involves about one half the
real estate of this city, besides a number Of the
best plantations in the county In its proportions
it almost EQUALS the celebrated case OF Mrs.
Gaines. II seems, too, that the titles to real
estate in this city almost uncertain as those
of Brunswick. Ga The complainant in the case,
who now resides in Texas, is the daughter Of
carpeibagger who came to this country many
years ago. and was hung for robbery and murder
In this county in lS42."
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

ceved more than 600 tons Of berries and fruits.
which were raised in the State, and imported
100000 oranges, 100000 lemons. 10000 pine ap
pies, $4,000 punches bananas and plsntains and
$50 OC0 cocoa-nuts.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

/, ike the
er the fan.
end, yet q
/ the sheer
defeat in
3 another
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

The various street railroads in New York city
employ 40 GOO animals.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-13

oul " can
ZONES not
/, for
nnernnost
g musical
have no
way and
lie leaves
J, bat his
b at home
md stand
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17

oIIeutraus.
port. Sic 2ouisnilIe ; gfafbbilIe
Balm bef0rbert iebt ben 8alIen Baum !.
MOLE bon bier mad Cincinnati fur
1925 wOrtn Die @erfaerunsspramie
5uglei9 einseidIoiien 1T. Sizes 1T alto
bic Salfte Der nod Dor burger Belt er.
bobenen Soften, tpelat 80. so betrugen.
re- Na9 RorfoIf, 8a. Sic
Nai6bille Chattanooga Gifenbabn.
Sefeui9aft bat iest ielae ginridtl.n.
gen getro6en, ba6 bic 3ise brett mad
Norfolf So. geber.s slerfoIt lit infer
nadfer @eebafen uno es geben oa6er
berjts anjebnIide un,tpeleutransp
porte auf bieiem Meae nod ikrer,
n6roliden uno iiberfeefl4en 8eitim.
mnngspldsen. 9offentlid tuiro aud
oas Yroieft elmer Dampferlinie a,uis
lden Rorfolt uno Saniburg, sur Sluse
liibrung gebradt. 7a'@ "a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
A,pIiaesf Geritbt.

Sad Woofe, betrunten. Nuf9efdos
ben. a FisF@ - saaseSs sfs44 =
Seors gerrp (forb,) DiebltaBI, 10
Gage Mr6eitsbaus.
GGaroline Blad5urn, 9iebFabl, frei.
gefprodsR. g = ssFfses =
SsnrD Mfageb, 9iebFabI freise.
fproden. s' : E
Us. SurneE 8eriperrune Der BrOab-
itrnBe our6 Elm Saus. Nngeipiefen,
bafeIbe fort3uIdaffen.
Gam Bottom, S9ldgerei, $50. 8
W. 2eonar6,, betrlsnfen, 80.
g: 30. 8repn, Diebfabl, freise !,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17

; Ser Slub faHt said. Gs Raren
ttur nod 8 SUB an Ben gboals. q.
@n9etontIten tft Der SaIisinaIi bon
Gairo uno Der SneoaD ben ct. Souls.
Ser SaeonD 1T Der erfte Geitenra6s
Danlpfer, psl9er felt Gr0ffnung Der
oiesiabrigen SluBi difffabrt bierber9e-
fona,nen 1T. Der Salisnian gebt illors
gen Na9rnittaa 4 llbr tuie0er 3urHd
mad Cairo. S8efanntli1 III, 6elfelbe
Elm febr gut einoeri6tetes 4afaeiers
Oampfboot. Mberes bel gorbett unb
Bopo amber 2anbung. ~
9lbgesangen 1T. Der Dainpfer GproD
mad, Cincinnati. Z $50 g
Sef3afte iebr ,itiII an Der 9auSung. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
stltntiiee= 2egtsldtnr
5reitag, II. 5anilar. 1857
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SER 9inbstep iiberrei6te cine Beti.
tom Der ilberlebenoen @eiH dftstbeiInebD
mer Der friberen 6irlnr @oitman u. 60.
bic un cine Remuneration fir Gienfte
ais @taatsaruder bitten. "a
@as @efek, tueI@es beifint1it, 6dB Der
Sailer fur Sabiofon gouutb hiernad
burd bas 8oIt erip6bIt iueroen iol,
plifrte in 0ritter unb Iebter 4elltng.
Serr 2inSsleH beoEtragte Elm Nnren>
bentent bierau, lueides einen ao6iticHel<
len 0otar9 Bublic fur Dabiblpng ountp
eriaubt. Der Gouutpridter ioa oas
0feGt baden, benieIben tenlpor1r III &c.
nennen uno Der @ount1 Court iou IN
ti6hifer Sikung cine beiinttibe G6abI
abbalten. (Serr 2inbslen tbeilt nns
MD, bab es Deritanoen lit, cob Der a6s
6itioneae Notar Elm Deutl@er fem fol. J
Serr Storraann beantraste cine Nes.
folution, Iuel6e etne llnteriu1iing oes
Staatsp 9eneroIsA uartiermeiifers . unb
,8abInieilterS Bureaus borfdreibt. Der
Nntrdgiteller lfiotibirte ieinen 4ntrag
6amlt, zbab ibm berihtet porten ,fe,, esi
Eefdnoen iib $4,000 in ben Sauhen oes
3abimeilters unb bieier fei ID &epyort
ipdbteno mir bier feine Sisberbeit fur
tbn battsn. ~ e
OaS gefek, tpeIGee biernah bic
@abl Der Observation-Disclosures auf
ben q Sienita9 int Mobeliber feifge>
geiekt, pafirte in 6ritter 9eiun9 un6
iuuroe an oas Saus iiberluieien. ~
.Sans.
SER WcRinIen bon Gunner Gountp
aberreidte bic in Der uenliben Ser.
iamnlung tlaturalifrter Buraer abops.
tirten Bel9Ilife. SerieIbe SER beans
tragic cine 9teibe bon 9teioIntionen,
iporin ben erpdbnten Beidti6en ause>
itimint un0 iporin Der Gonareb oft
cieII Geitens Der EenneIee 2egisla.
fur erlutt inir6, ale @dritte az tbuu,
nin erftens ben i'm 2luslanoe reilenoen,
naturalefrten Biiraeru Gdub eeeen
8illtibr 81 beridaffen uno Sweltens
amtlid bard internationale 8ertrdoe
bic organizations BerbaltniiIe Stpiiden
oen berfhieoenen 9attonen gu requiem.
Die SsldlGile paiiirteH obne aSioers
iprud. ....,.-,..,.
Serr M. 90. 8rien aberianOte cine
petition, NORM er eriudlt, Die Counties
Gunner, Danioion, @obertion uno
5ranflin in einen iubicielIen Siitrift
um3uwanoeIn. (Serr Brien labt feis
men stein un6etuegt, UNI bic un0 oa
an benz fait seompli ga riiiteln, Dap ct
fpienan 10 su faeenpFest vpIaseo out "
1T. @eiebt ben SAL, bic 2eeistntur
bnneeIt lit @enidBbeit nit ftiner 8eti.
ton, 10 tann Der Serr bod nidt fur
Die nsu creirte SteIle eeipabIt Werren J
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
Sffiee bes Gpuntps Glerfs, I
rs 3afbsiIIs II. San. '68. :
6eiratbssB + nj I4iaunsqe n,

in LETTER ISOLDE ausae0eben:
/, 10. @-anOs IT,, ans cIisa .. Dpmnaeaat.,
Sobn Sassestp unb Marsoiet Genta.
Sdmes Seat NIB Ssniiie aapfenet. 80
Sames 4orran unS eliaabetb Rotus.
%. y. Sreeman unb Seaneflee 8aintrisse.
ID. .. Smith nnb GIi;a GoEett.
Sames Bart uas Sennie 2. 1tsmPisn.
Saeob o. Mrisbt q. s. PDuns.
8. Q. &enbrtd, IT,, uhs Senide 9. Softer.
SObn q. Rurtin, lns Sharp Q. syibeH. II
tgDHiam q. ecaIeS Snnb Settle settles. -
Sbiep6 8. glSBinfon unb 9aresr4A. SiHMsan.
slonto gR. 8 'anSees wab. 3. GIis6bssb gasber.
Charles Breyer nnb. Aueuik gtnjeI.
auerrber tuntbeA GtiratbsIieenltn an
farbise Yaare ertbrilt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17

g w @er bat cine gopie Der $50.
&entli9en Staatss eitung BON A. Sas
mar? Sir m0dten sern Elm ober 3wei
oerfelbeu babeH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
a6onheI unb sB6rfe.

e en- Sort 6reisagI IL. SON.
o oI6 5ffnete gu 1854 nno itanO nm
10a nBr136ssi 124 llbr Wittags 139.
u. g. Bombs 6pros. fdIlig 1881 1898
na b. 5s20er: I. Geries .1094
2. ..107 ;.
aag8tVds = 3.isiv ..108
gfeMe Musaabes...5t.s.l. a.sla1.g..s.. 1851
1910 @eupens .s.s :. ;s. 8. q. 1921
.7.30 i. @erieS s. -. .1O58
2. -. -. 1867
y n 5. .s:..s.s. .S. s. n. 1861
8aumiuole be8ebtt, 0reiie etiuas
better, nplanos II Gts. in 2iperpooI
I 'tH%
~ q. - ....o-1 - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
ft9+ GpDesmatD tifs,t

). Seruann QIIbes, tpeIdsrt pie mir
berlihteteti, qeRern a60r9eu oa8 nns
aIii6 bate, fid5ein bic Bruit au fdies
Sen, lit aefett1 MbeuO s llhr on Der
@unbe aeitorben unb iuuroe beite
saahmittag bekreiet. :
gBir tpieoerboIen sic 8erfiaernns
unierer aiIfri@ti8e,a Ebeilnabsne fur
Die 6amitie bes Serforbenen. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
ssreitas, sen il. Sanaar 1868.

Rerseie6ni6 neaer Mn3ei8em
s s S. tn bentiaen Blatte.
ssssss slseIpbi Sbeater, SisnOr aottis
s. arobe Sperneeienf6aft, 8orfeannssn
y ~ Bteiuaen Montas ben 20. San.
: ID Ser Danipfer xalisrtaii eebt mors
gen 0a@mittag 4 llbr mad GairO ab.
s.sa + B. u. Sones empFebIt bas bon ibm
aebaItene Gtaeeb Saus, betanntIid ei>
mes Der feinfen Soteis in ben iiioiueit'
: It5en GtaateH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17
Time.Beritbt.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17

5partGusr @tIb. Die fs$peren
3sitsn baStn sinen suteH Ginfae auf srm
@rceeyie-Martt efbabt in6tm he bic
wreiff Berabssisst unb es haber ben genlu-l
mtntsn mSaIi4 sfma&t baden, u aueersr<
bentliG biaissn wreiien einjaaaafen. DasSi,
fam iI9 elm Srbsr IterataseE wfna II Bel
%. %. Gotten u. 9 70. 30. % Msrb
College Stra6s feline GinfSufs mali.
ia. st
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-17

| Bet1s tit De1fertt MueuO Q Hgt WI sueI
8unbe aeitorben itn5 iuuroe bente
Es9abmittag btkreist. 8 !
Bir pie0erboIen bic 8erTaerilns
unltrer aiifridfi9ea Sbeilaabsne fir
Die Samitis Oes 8erifOrbenen.
| -i--------------. 80 1888 -
R 0ie 9ialbbiTIer
8reIfe fibrt aud in bieieal Sabre
! fort. Sas grifaunen aIIer ggeIt gu ere
reaeu. Reine Gtatt bon her @r6Be
N9ibbiIle's Tam 10 biele 3eitun9en arfe
| meifen. gSir baben bier fiinf t69lide
| 8eituneeu.- Cae,. StepabIicanB Banner.
fann uobl nit Redt oas fabieite Sours
nal i'm Staate gennnrt iperben.z Sic
Sen6ena oes Banner" lift nit gluss
nabme eiiiiger ioeni9er Sheen, bic nod
aHaufebr mad Der unterbradten ,,gon.
tfeSerachn iGmeden, cine iberaIe unb
roraefGrittene sunennen. Dns Bans
aer bat ipcH aud, bic itartife Circulation
olIer 3eitun9en oes Staates.
Die Union Ano Siipatd", lit Ian9e
ni4t nit 6eriSabigteit unb gielfeitisfeit
rebi9irt, auf bic oas Banner itol5 fem
fann. Oie 9clitit Der Union unoI
Diipath 1T bic Der iber ibren Stur5
niiBaeifintttten ua0 berbiHeuer 0febeIs
len. Die linton uib Dipat@ .liiinmt
bic Situntion aIsSaeturs an. ober Be-
trduert ben SlieoerfaI Ger &ehellion.
9Bir aldnben midi, bab Der aItp dterif&e
uno tdh9fatie @tpf Der 0teoatteure ie'
einen aro6eR 2eferEreie aeminnen fanll
Sic MbUnntntelf Der Union Alt6 Dils
patf9 fterben init Der etsenpartisen
@eneration aus. 9ieue 9eler finben iid
nidbt. IS sz5@kE Stay
Sie y@asetteH iit in ben Sdn6tn
bon 2eateu, Die GO perfteben, bic alien
ySoep's 81 fdmeiheln, sic. fno
ansgefpro9e 0ffbeilea yulgo Demo-
tratett. Sbre eoitorieIIen @palten fn6
cine gia9afung folder .fdmusiser
@baraftere, iDie Bird 8on,nierop, bes
metropolitan 6eeero nno Stem Sorf
Sreemen's SournaI. Sic 2ofalipnlten
Ser a3ette" fiub elm tpiaises Mff9<
nationsBaus fiir bic Gbronique Gcans
baleuie. Ser ,,Qctat" Der @asette
fpirt nit ieiner fir @eifanf iebr em>
pf1ngliben Naie ale Seaii6algefdi@s
ten aus, Die m6gIi9er geife auf ben
ooer ienenl potif1en Geeuer i6le6tes
2i1t iperfem. Gebr oft iinb bic @cans
6algeihi@ten, ipelde man IN iener
8fuse fInbet, aud &inber eigener 6as
irritation, rein eroi6tete @eipirfte oeS
pbautaitii9en @ebirns. Die Gazette
bat uur eineu iebr bef6ranfteu asiers
treis. s 6s} sszssr rs -
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en9fii@er 8un9e itebt bic u9reb unb
Zines, fotuobL mas Die 3obI Der
2Ibonnenten, ais bic Sabigteit Der
6e6aftioii nnbetrifft. Die 8reB un6
Zines bat, lDie luir gIamben, Die me-
nigften Sreun6e IN Der Gtabt. Sbr 6es
oafteur 1T Elm einleiti8er, feIbffIhtie
ger, tbrannifder Menfd, Der tpenn
Ct ni@ts meter nerfebt, es bod
beraus bat, bic Burif mad Der Gped =
feite su peeftn. Ser Mfann bat es
beritanoen, 0urb &6mei@eIn Des Gi<
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6as &rie9sgIiif ~ Wfaht uno Anieben
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an Der boIen @taafs erippe III erhalten,
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bfn 9Sarrants 6es GontptrolIefs, .tpeI6e
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9ano i'm 3. Diitr. $1100
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$1,000 >. .stsls.. essel s. s i6Gss
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8. Roner 8nnlteIe 1880.
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8aufteIIe $4,000.
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Gouutp $1,000.
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