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Now York Rice n1nr,set.

The Journal OF Commerce, OF Friday, December
10, sayR: "D0mestio Is firm, hut nut active A
fair quantity arrived yesterday, but the bulk was
put In store. The available stock Is small ana liz
IN fair rGIuest. Wc quote 7a7tic.
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DoDDs NERvINE AND 1NyIGoRATos

Is Tonic and gentle s!imnant which ia not at.
tended by reaction. What II gains for you It
maintains. When Il rsfroshes body or mind, II
rcfreshcs with natural strength that comes TO
stay. We are not recommending tcetotalls,n in
the Interest OF any faction but long and extend.
Ell observation teaches ns that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or recuperaton, viii nn as he
which will consume like the rnmcs OF pordilon.
Turn from It. Take a tonic that win refresh and
not destroy. D0DUS NERViHE Ia for Rale by nll
DrGggats. Price One dollar. soc book Of certi.
dcaies that accompanies each bottle
inne2a 7mne
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sRMI-wEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DICTATOR," Captain ,N-~A
W. T. HoNelty, will sail from ,kEss:asi5z7ls
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING as O'Clock,
for above points.
Steamer "OITY PoINr.n Captain George r. Nc.
MILAN, wii sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, At O'Clock for nboye points. Connect
Ing with all RAILROADS. At Savannah going Bopth
and West. Connecting with the Florida Railroad,
at Fernandlnh, for Cedar Keys, from which place
Bteamers connect With Mobile and New Orleans.
Connecting, at Palstka, with lInrt'a steamers for
the Oclawaha River. Through Bills Of tadlng
given for freIghlsto to Mobile and New Orlenns.
Fregits pay able on tho wharf. All goods re nnln.
Ing on the wharf as sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
Signell J. ID. AIKEN CO.,
n0v18 Agents.
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Receipts by I;uiiroad, Dccembcr II.

SuHTHEAErEHS RAILROAD.
log bales upland coltan, Is hnlrs Hon island cet-
ton, I7d bbls naval stores, Ill bushels rice, PSI
bags cotton seed. cars lumber, mdsc, Gr. To Gis
clIoG co. 5 ID Sioney, Rccdcr Il DAVIS. Mrs But-
ierteli, Marshall, Jr, KnnnlauX h GONZALES
Galllard Mtnott. Mrs Rcickc, Campscn Il Gu,
Cohen. Klincl.. Wickcnbcrg & co, Shuckclfnrd &
Kelly, Ciaghorn. Herring 4 co. Prnglc & Son, 1.
Cohen 4 GO, w G Bce u co. Ravcnel L. CO. Walter
4 co, Kendall p0ckrry, A Salinas, " x Ryan,
Frost hdger Williams 4 co, lillhur House
Goldsmith & Son, w II Chaiec 4 co, M0wry 4 CO.
kirkpatrick e. Wiitc. Caldwell + SDn Brudie &
CO. GracSer & Smith, Pcner, Rodgers & CO, Roper
Stuncy, rar,leu, A Is MulligaIi, Howard &
nro, ~ = Martin, p Ryan. Maniuuo 4 CO. Colonel
lylorh. Commanding onlcer, J Il Adyer & CO, J IL
Wctt, and Order.
sAvA.NaU AND C!iaiLESTOf; RAILROAD.
Cotton, rough rice. m'isc, and live stock. TI a
Salinas, Il Motifs. Kirkpatrick n Willie. Gni.iurd
h Mnolt, } \ Moore, Murray. II New. Ca-
cins Witc w Courtney Il co. Wagcncr. Stuart
G CO. Wagner, lIugcr & co, T. u Inglrsby, & Hen
nett, ) Il Pringlr, w y Bowling & CO, W q lice &
co. IAvrncl go, PciZcr, Rndgers 60, Oinry &
ca, J i'rInglc sun, A Quackenbush, and Fra
ser & DILL
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HorIir,lturc, agriculture, sc.
Il o Il l. I q N.

--.-.-
HY PERMISSION Or TIE COURT OF
~ PROBATE.
For sale al Retail and nt Low PRlos>s
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All or which Is OF very resent i,npsrtations sp.
lcctc,l personally by Mr.. Ring, principally frnm
the McSsIs. Lanireth's Uf Philnurlnhia Tor this
market. The stuck CONSISTS or the best md M ost
choice
CARRIAGE SEEDS, &C all kinds,
fOlnato Seeds.
Guinea AMI l;Oaton Squash Seeds,
Turnip and luta Ba.n Seeds.
Peas. Parsnip and Carrot Seeds
Early AMI Sweet Corn Seeds
And all other kinds, common to 9nukaern eli
mates.
Also
PI.0UGiS Hoes, Spades and evcry variety OF
Garden and Farm Implements, on tho must i'm
proved patterns.
BASKET aud GLASSWARE.
ALSO,
WHEEIRARR0wS and ilARROWS.
Al the store No. ia west side Of King htJoy
street. ami known for the last forty year, az
LANDRET!i'S AND RING'S SEED AND AGRl-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE
GEO. RING CIT0LwEIL,
neof m"I2 A,iminla.rs,cr.
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COMJTERGIIL NEWS.
Experts.

lRu YoRK-Pcr steamship Chalnrkon-13 bags
sen island cotton, l1II l,a,cs upland cotton i6
bales waste, 20 bales yarn. i2 rolls leather, i3i
Neyecs rice, ~ empty barrels. OH packages.
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NEHI'khl. SUfEkiNTENllENr'S UEFiCE.)
CnAELEiToN, :. e.. Sept -, iS,;a
on ami alter Thursday, ScItcm,,c, Iii, the Ias
scli"cr Trans on the south Carolina Railroad viii
run us follows:
Leave Charleston. s3oa "
Connccii% with iraiils ior Moni.omcrs Ms' Mem M ~
phiS, Nashville tui New Orleans, via MONTGOMERY
anu Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. Observation-Disclosures A. ~
Arrive III Columbia. ............,....IIaP 10 r. NJ
Connecting with Wilmington anu Manchester
Nlilroat, and Camden tram.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. ............... ........8.oo A. NJ
nnaNe @ ~ Cmari.@'toh. 100 I. N.
Arrive 1T Charleston n.................4.O 4. 90 r. NJ
AuGrsrA NIGHT RxrREss
tSun,luys cNccpicd.)
Leave Charleston ........,.........720 90 r. III
Arrive NJ Augusta. ................OIOA A. NJ
cHnn:,nE with irains for Memphis. .Ii HasGviIi, M IL
ana Ne" Orleans, via Grand Junction.
Leave Augusta. 4IoP. M
Arrive at Charleston. n...................4,0O A. NJ
coi.rMEiA NIGHT RXpnEsS
tSundnys eXcepicd.l
i&.Ve .ra,,, Gna.csaon COS r. n.
Connecung SuI,iays cxccnc viii, t:r,sn,,i,. a: H.
and Columbia Railroad. and on Mondays, we,lnes.
days and Fridays with Charlotte and South Caro-
lima RUilroud.
Leave Columbia. ................ 5boP NJ
Arrive AT Charleston. n.................6.30 A, NJ
suHAERvilLE TRAIN.
leave CInricSton. $50 4. NJ
Arrive nt SMmmervitlc.. IlOP nj
Leave Sllinnicrvilic.. a. NJ
Arrive u Charleston n........S25A A. n
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbia Passenger Trains OF
MONDAYS, WEDSTslASs and SATURDAYS and br.
tween Camden ami Klngvile daily, tsundays cx-
cepted,l connects with up and down Day Pas
senEcrs nj Eingvilc.
Leave Cnmilcn. .Ga5A NJ
Arrive al Columbia. ...................llCs A. Nj
.riIve Cniniiihia Lab u. 81
iNrlfe camden. ......................6. 900 r. Nj.
fHlEned1 II. II. PEAKE,
scptlb General Superintendent.
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Clothing ano Furnishing GOODS.

We have received by last steamers IN invoice OF
Heavy. Fine ami Medium CLOTHING, in I,iocy's
Beaver. ATWOOD Melton, French, Scotch and
american Cass.Icrc Over Sacks, U0mbic.brcnstcd
Beaver Sacks. French Tricol. Scotch Chcvioi, Fine
Cassimere. Dress ami business Suits, all of our
owh manufacture, just made III the latest styles.
ALSO,
Sood assortment OF HEAVY CLOTHING me-
diuin quality, Of other mnnufaciurc.
We are selling entire business Suits at $40, sIa
fl+. SIS, IL, S22. i26 ami $50. Dress sulls at
SIS. t2S. $40, $685. Sa7, $50 and $50.
Dress FrOcss from SO to $50.
Sacks and English Walking Coats, from S. 10
500.
Pantaloons from SO 10 sis.
Vests from 81 60 to 81.
We warrant all Clothing OF our own manufac.
ture equal In ail respects TO tho beat ordered
work.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our "PBRFECT SHIRT" ut 50 and Sa Heavy
White and C0lorcd Mcrino undcrshrts and Draw.
era at 81. Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, Oan.
ton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Fine Linen Col.
lars at 81, 81 so and 81 per dozen. Cloth, Kid,
Beaver and Dogskin Gloves, Aerino and Cotton
Half Hose, Bows. Ties, &C., &C., at extremely low
prices.
Heavy Double and Twist oassimeras at retail at
81 per yard.
har One Price and no deviation.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 2a7 KING eTRBET,
Store formerly occupied by LcDun Cohen.
novlb mwf limo
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llsuruuer.
lnsurnuec.
b Eook SS
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

issues au kinds OF life ana Bndowment Poll.
cics dividends annually In Gosh. Only Com
rany having tho DuGnito Guaranteed surruiurr-
Value Plnn Policies, world wide. Second to no
Company in the United States for stability, Ilbc-
rality and economy.
ollcc No. 141 broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN ". BUCK, President
WILLIAM. NJ. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency 10. IS Broad-stroct, second noor
Local and Canvasslng Agents wanted throagh.
ont the Stale.
Apply In person OF hy iettor to
JAMES q. HOLMES, JR.,
julyl3 mwf6mos
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Elruas, Ghcmrals, 6ze.
A YER's cATnARTlc PILLS,
FOR ALL. THE PURPOSES OF i LAXATIVE
II HEDlCINE.

Perhaps no one meli.
cine Is so universally rc.
CURED 10y every iISiy IL
Il catl.;.riic, nor WAS
ever any before 10 uni.
rcrsaliy adopted into
use, IN every country
AMI among all classes.
aS t,,iS inil,l but efficient
pllrgi;I.c lii.r.. The
nbNiouS reason is, thai
II is 4 more reliable am.
Ilr more. ctirt.iIill rem.
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M.ppliiG.
u O r sew RK.

Tic Al Iron Scrcr Steamer MAE -,e-.r=-
MORA. q. ". Robinson, Commander LEN:n
haviiiE part Of her cargo engaged, viii l1n,
with diSIaIch fOr ihG above port, " sail on or
about the 2Jih instant.
Cotton fur1ar,led hy tllis Line TO all roinis on
the Continant nf Eu'opn, and Through Tiin Lad
Ing signed nj Charleston
THO hASMURA vii lie followed in rc,,,,I,r r
c0urSc lay The Hnc Ill Steamer !pGt,iA and Tho
new ClYdcOnilt lrui Screw Steamship ARA :
CON, just Completed
For Freight engagements. apply 70
kOHEHr MuIst L CO.
ucC6 WIm6 Boycc's Wiinrf.
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oPpICERs.
w. II. PRGKHAM President.
WIN. T. h00KEit, Vice-Prcsident.
L. MoADAM, Secretary and Act,iarJ.
G. A. FUDICKAR, Superintendent
DIRECTORS
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Hon. James IIarper,!iirm OF Harpor Broe., ex.
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic
WIN. NJ. Tcrrnilye, Banker, fyermiye ( Co3
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark banking
Company.
Hon. George 0pydykc, cx-Mayor New York.
Minot q. Morgan. Banker.
Thomas Rgncy. Firm Thomas Higncy & Co.
Benz. Is. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard ii. Howne WetmOre l. BOVINE Lawyers
Il. V. ilaughwOUt, Firm u. V. IIaughwout d. Go.
Wip. %kens, Firm OF Wilkcns e. Co.
Julius u. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. ". Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuylcr, Banker, Palmyra, Y.
Geo. T. Hope President Continental Fro Insur-
ance Company.
John q. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Pcckham corner. Fifth Avenue ara
Twcnty.third street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, N. J.
Geo. w. Farlec, Counsellor.
". L. Co1sWcii, Merchant.
KEN IssERTEI,
General Agents fer South Carolina and Georgia
0aioe No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, s. Q.
Dr. T. REENsTJERHA. Examining Physician.
janI2 IyrDAG
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p e. G A r L r u
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU ThkE.

When you are exhausted by ovcrwOrk OF head
Ing, don't drink whiskny or any intoxicating
thing, whether inder tho name OF Btters or other.
wlse. Such articles give Just as much strength
to your weary body and mind as the whip gives
TO the jailed horse, md no more. Alcoholic stipl-
ulnnts arc Injurious to ncrvo health, and arc al.
ways followed by depressing reaction.
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~ J. LEPEGR RBLL.
No. 81 LINE STREET, BETWEEN KRa AND
BIT. PHILIP.

:, LUMRER Of every description and BUILDING
n HEitlAl, Lime and Plaatsring Latha, Painta
Is. Glasses, Shlnolet: also Groove antl Tongue
market prcea Quill mtusIyr
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DACIFlC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
SulouGH LIMB TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
czIAEGR OF FAILING DAYs

Steamers OF The shove line leave Pier <-iTrSS,
NO. ~ North River, fool OF Canul street, MI;tIAn
New Isrk, VI i2 o'clock noon. Of THE 5ih Niti
2lsc oI every mouth except when these dates ruii
on Sunday, then the Saturday preccding)
departure or 9th and 2lst connect NJ Panama
with steanHrs for South Pacific and Central AIuer
lean ports Those Of 5th touch VI ManzaniItu.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San FrAnctsuo for
Japan and china DeccInbcr4 4, 1869.
NO CniliOr1iA steamers touch at Havana but go
direct from how York TO Aspinwall.
One hundrci pounds baggugc free 10 each adult
Medicine and Attendance free.
For PassayeTicketf OF further Information m.
ply nt pc COAPANf'S TICKET OFFICE on tile.
wharf, not OF CansLstreet, North River New
York. T. Il HARY Apeut
mnrohl2 Tyr
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FOR FE N a N DINA, FLORIDA,
INLAND R0UTR VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD. SAVANNAH, BRUNSWICK AND
ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ON THE GEORGIA COAST.

Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain rT~>,,
Fem Peck, will leave Charleston g. s;G.;.-s;i'
Tor above points every SUNDAY MOHNiSti, III :
o'GlocE Leaving Savannah MONDAY MOi,NING.
at o'clock.
Returning, she min leave Fcrnandna oA TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON afmr arrival OF the train from
Cedar Keys AMI Gainesville: leaving Brunswick
same evening; leaving Savannah for Charleston.
Via Beaufort, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NJ j
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
}. y. AIKEN & CO.,
novel South Atlantic Wharf.
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V
between NEW YORK and LIVER x,E-z-,
P0Ul., calling nj Queenstown. SMLNiS
hU:riihi.ASIAE, MALTA
ALEPPU, PALMYRA
CHINA, SAMAEIN
CUBA. SBRI.IA,
lECLh, TAKlEN
JAVA, TRII'oIj
One al the ahuyc Urxt- Glass; Iron Muil Steamers
are intended 10 sail u follows:
From Liverpool TO NcW York direct every SAT-.
uRpAY.
From Liverpool tsillng at Cork IIarbor) for
New York via lIOst oievrry TUESDAY.
Fioin New YUrk fui Liverpool (cnlling at Cork
llarb0r) every THrRS,AY.
Certificates Issued bring ont PASSENGERS from
any part o; Europe auuwcst rates.
POr Freight or Cabh Passage. apply to
CIihS. q. FishSKI.YS
No. sBowling Green. New York
For StecraGc Passage, apply 10 Trinity Build.
Ing, No. Ill broadway, Kew York. or 10
NM. ROACH l. Co. Agents,
noV4 smH3n0s Charleston.
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GoUrn CAROLINA RAILROAD.

{Sn ET+I TE.;f YET i = .ys7l T7T5.
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beuti9 ameritanif&er 3sitnnssi6reiber nit Salfe
elmer b0l3ernen preIe unb srauiam absenubten Set.
tern beednnen Die tuobl furs nod Der grinbuns Der
Budoudertunit eesoiIen iein mubten. gs lebe
2aneaiter uno feline semiiblhe, iolibe Bep6lteruns
aBir ,uerben lie iebt Bitter befuden.
Mm Oonneritas erpiberten bic 1areer bon
2ancoiter uno S5airfielo County ben Beiu9. Ser
3ug fubr nit - Rarren bon Qaneofer ob. 9ie
3abl Der Meiienoen i4mon aber BEL Win9eFer 10
mddtie an, boB nod feds meitere 2arren 81 Silfe
aenommen merben muBten um bic 1900 >Meni6en
oufSunebmen. Daourd per569erte iidb bas gintref.
fen bes 3uees Bis lbr uno bic gmpfanss -1eier.
lidfeten i'm Opernbauie mubten unterbleiben. Cine
COMMITTEE unieres Gtabtrotbs mar aber ben Greuns
ben BON Jairfielb fdon Bis gBindefer entsesense.
seeilt unb bate 9dets fr elm freies Dinner in ben
berideoenen Sotels pertbeilt. Ser 9tobtratb uno
onbere Wiiroentrdser ipeiiten i'm Neilbauie. Die
GdHe benubten Die fur3e 3eit Die ibnen ibris blieb
3u elmer 8efidtieuns oes Staatsbanfes uno anbe.
rer @ehensplroisteiten unIerer Sauptifaot. @9on
um 1s3 1br fubr Der 3us, ben tpobl piele perfeblt
baben m0sen tpieoer nod 2ancaiter 5uridun oardb<
fog bic Strede NIT ben 1900 Daiiasieren obne ben
minbeiten 1lnfau in sipei stunoen. Soffentli4 bat
es ben 5reunoen BON 1airfielo in Columbus sefal.
fen; Der quite gBille, lie berSli4 5u bemi1tommtn,
mar bo; Ieiber pereitelte bos ipdte gintreen bes
3uees bic reseIre&te ausfibruns bes enttuorfentn
Nrn0r0u1fn8
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Meni9l9e Gere9tisfeit.

DaB in Mmerifa 5uueilen perionen su i9meren
@trafen perurtbeilt merben, Die an ben ibnen sur
2aft eeleeten Werbreaen p0IIs unidulbie iino, oa.
BON Iiefert Elm aus Miaiean eemeloeter Jaa Elm
iGlaeenoes geiipiel. Mus oem oortieen Staatsse-
fdneniie it ndmli4 bot. einisen Sasen Elm seuier
Mnrpbp entlaIIen woroen, neil mon ih enblid
iber3euete, bob er an bem Wtoroe, oeiien mon i'm
iberfabrte, p6qie uni6uIbis NOR. SIN Sabre
1851 muroe auf einem Dampf6oote Elm Morb be-
aansen. gs eeIana, ben nirfliden M0roer en5u-
faneen, Sieier enlob aber aus bem @efdneniiie unb
es wurbe cine Belobnune auf feline @ieoerersrei.
fung ausoeiebt. 6tatt ieiner ereriff man Yatrid
Wurpbp, Der cine unehifli9e Nebnli4teit nit benz
M6rber bdben muB. Oie 3eusen i6tporen gtein
unb 8eiuy bab er Der re9ie Waann lei uno bic PRO.
teitationen bes Nnsetlaeten fru4teteu nibts. gr
purbe iiberfdbrt unb ouf 2ebensSeit perurtbeilt.
ltnb erit jebt, nadoem er ~ Sabre i'm 3udtbauie
aeieiIen pirb feline llnidnlo tlar. Wit pel9 einem
9oiIe mub Elm 70 unSlddli4er @efaneener se8en Die
meni9li6e @eredtieteit erfiut werben? Mabnt
nidt bieier Jal Nidter unSl BE eidmorene Bel ibren
llrtbeilsfpri3en sur er6bten goriidta Sdtte man
Murpbp sur Sobesfrafe perurtbeilt 70 tuiiroe bie-
'ielbe obse 3weifeI pou5osen tuoroen iein un6 es
pdrbe pobl tein Sobn oarna@ setrdbt baben.
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- gu Der Mabnune bes .gBeHboten" an Die
Deutiden in Nmerifa, ibre Mutteriprade rein 5u
erbalten, bemertt bas q. .. Sournal in pebmitbe.
bitterem Sone:
gDir fiir6ten, ct prebiet tauben Obren. Wir
Oeuti4en b6ren Die Wabrbeit ungern. @don in
0eutlhIano often mir ben Granaoien na4 - 1T es
Elm Wunber, 6ab mir bier bas Bette, mas mir bier
als 9eutide beiben nnIere MutterIpradbe. preisoe=
ben iollen 1ier in Nep Oorf bilben mir Oeuti9en
bieledbt etn Srittel Der Bep6lferuns, bafir 9aben
mir aber aud Elm paar beutibe S&ulen, brei td9li=
DE oentihe 3eitungen.- Elm paor BnAbanolunaen
uno cine unSdbIise Msnge Wirtbibaften. Oie
Mmerifaner bin9e9en nnterbalten Dier3ebn tdg.
lide Sournale, eine un5dbige Menge anberer 3eit=
idriften uno piele BUD uno Nerla9sbanolungen.
Saben mir Deutiden oa nidt Mniprud oarauf, bab
mir yoie Nation Der Denfer" reprdentiren Inter
ftiben mir nidbt Ginfe uno Wiiienlhaften? Sinh
mir ni9t arf i'm Glauben uno in Der Musiibung
unierer Acknowledgment? @ino mir niht babe
Sellenen in unieren ginri9tun9en? JIbren mir
nidt unere olDmpilden Spiee auf Iobalo Die Jrib=
lin9slonne dber bic boben Senement1duier berab
bas StraBcnpfaiter ertpdrnt? 9ablBlnif ndbt Sabls
reide Sempel erbaut 5u gbren bes Ylhds uno Der
0enus Saben mir nidbt 5ablreide G5s5aHgperene
unb tbun mir babel nidt unier Beftes tHt eebung
BON Runit uno Qiteratur {? AaAen mir nidjtein She.
ater, iiber bas Mdcenas 91aaair ben 3epter hmingt
unb in Dem er Die berlbmisfer NroBen guropas lins
ueberlaiIen mir nia5tnie Qeitung unlerer
0ffentlhen Nngeleeenbeiten, bas ernlte @tuoum Der
Staatsm7enlbafften Bummlern uno entriguan=
ten Q8eldes Bep6lferungs= Clement t6nnte nit
oem unlri9en iid n1eiien User lit uns glei1 g8as
1T g8abrbeit fagt Hilatls. Oie 0eutlbe Sprahe?
Bah, la6t's beute gut iein - uponies" al around
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= ems eaadts Convention ber semper.nsl.r


ems Saa6ts Convention Der semperen,ler
usm Dtis tatsnlst4 sslamaI DOR einiaen 9aeen
unSere CUTE Saspttabt unF&er eema@t uno mir
Iaiien cine 1tberf&t ibrer Werbonblunsen foleen.
yean ReHt bic berftn boben einnsol pieoer cine
N6He hetss GtrDb eebref9en nno Der sepoltiee
Atre. bx 0o frtiieie, bat elm sor winaiess Rdns.
leinptSonx. Dfenbar mar e bic Mbiidbt Der .ern.
iisns fempessnsIsxte, cine unabbdnsiee politifde
9emperenapartbei an bilben, attr he Duroen burdb
Die i9Iaasn rn6ifaen oiititer, bic in Der gonpen-
ton bas @Drt fitrten, boron Oerbinoert. Die "a.
biioIt pqrtbei mirb mad wie bor bic 9emperen3ler
inter ibre GliieeI nebmen; lberan, no bies ~praf.
tii@1 1T pirO he enti9iebene 9emperen5fer fur bic
@ejebeebun0 unb fir bic 2oeal Memter ernennen.
Die robilaIe @ort6ei miro, nit einem Borte, aud
fortan BE Dastbti Oer femperen3ltr bleiben. Ser
0Iepott Bromn eriIdrte es 8erooe beraus, bnB ct
unter feinsn 1lmfdnben fdr einen Demofraten Tim.
men l5nne unb in Naaine, no bas berd&tioie .Mu.
ifer 9emperen38eieb~ biz Meni9en fne&tet, befnbet
itd bie Mteierune bon Dben Bic unten berab in ben
pdnben Der aahitd1en. Senes Naineseieb 1T bas
SbeaI Der femperensIer, NIT peIdem he aud Ohio
beoIlden m0dten unb bisie 6anatiter tperoen nins-
r.rruttn, 10 Ianee BITS 3ieI nidt errei&t it, Wir
werben tire BeueGunoen bemaGen unb bon 3eit 5u
3eit baraber beri&ten, bamit bic Jrennoe Der ber-
niuftisen sreibsit ibre Mabreseln borno& ne6u,en
f6nneff
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9as utneRs Ginan5sP Prsiett.

Senutpr @berman bat am DienHas aIs gorHber
Der Ginant- Committee bes @enats ben alerneueiten
JinanJplon einsebra&t. 1leber bic 5unbirunes.
GIoufeI fonnte iid bic Committee ni9t einieen unb
biefelbe nurbe iblieBl9 ausseftriden. Mud dber
anbere. Yunfte bat bic Committee nit einie merben
t5nnen uno Is piro AMENDMENTS eenus reeneH
Bir baben nidt ben leiieiten @lauben, bab bieie..
ooer iroeno elm anoerer Jinon3pIan nod in bieier
Gibnne paffiren ipiro.
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WeibIi1e @owbies. Gin Correspondent BON
Yagetown, Weei9s County, f9reibt benz Yomerop
9elegropb: yGebr frib am Dienitog Wsoreen mars
idirten 3tp6lf r9aoies" nit elmer Wuiifbanbe unb
tSgs 53ns e4Sa Ss Ss Gai M eS s yFso %r IS S
5wei 6dbden Wbistp unb Elm Jdb9en Branbp auf
Die StroBe. idblugen Die B6Sen Elm unb Iieben ben
9iqu6r in bic @oHe laufen.r Ooraaf ma&ten iie
fid auf ben Seimtpeg. Sic modten iid6 etipa Elm
bun6ert Narbs BON 6er Gcene ibres r@ieges" ent<
fernt baben, als elmer Der gieenthimer oaf he feu=
rerinnen wuroen psrbaftet nnb isisien BiraiGaft
far gri9einen beim 9erb0r, bas auf wiontas fef-
9eiebt 1T.