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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26
A s,itcb inTlne "a vcs Nine.

If you have Cough, do no, Neglect it !; thou
sands 90 to an untipely grave by neglecting
what they call IS slight cold" These slight
colds ase very insidious. They soon become
deep seated. and defy al remedies. DR.. TUFTS
EXPEcTORANT will cure it. II can be had of
INV Druggist
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26

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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26

81 ssFnestly beg e ron
e pfsssa astsnp5s %
ssi psrtisans to stir up strife Ia the bid;
or renew the eissdes of var, or 70 obstfset
|sae rslarn efrsacs and 8 slss
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26

ain 10 achieve certain purposes, tHey
can adopt DO surer plan to consolidate
tie Republicans 10 man, than TO at
tempt to regulate by force that which
can in time, perhaps, be Won by reason
MINORITY REPRESENTATION.
J.. 0. Changing the subject, somewhat
abruptly. what are your views on ehe
pew question Of minority representation!
The Governor. l have given that
matter considerable reflection, and
believe the minority system to be the
best plan of representation. 4traust be
patent TO every one that minority
| unchecked and untrapmelled, may, BY
| legislation, DO an -irin:te7 amouot ol
haru, and that the only mode By which
the evil -csn be ijmi;ed,. and greates
purity in the administrr 'iou Of sfiairs be
secured il sny CommonseaIth,f II By
allowing the minority to have repre-
ta,ion corresponding with their strength
ITO accomplish that purpose 10 South
! Carolina, however, It would frst bt
aeeessary to make change 10 she eos1
slit utioB, wfriesi; bs the wsys ali th,
people ofthe State viii, 70 my indgipeot ot
soon feqaite, because 10 seyeralpda
! lars /. Is no, equal to the ichaads 81
tie hour -
raE ROCKS AaD slloAI.s or TIE5 40
| e-Es e. 4 =. = ~
! NiSlsrRATros. r
| q I would Ike TO- ykpox stsl Isvl
Ebraa The c:sisf aiGesitiesvitk yaiei
7 zoe have had 10 eort ters 10 ygp; sdaiI
| isttsisbn ihug ist ess'.. & = -
;:lisise Gpxeraors First the efforts 9
fthes oaaiasa parties. 70. .fash tl0nSl
tffasisl slasioa Hhiih lss destr trastiye Of m
I hecs iuseseSta d ttsla Etssss as ses
I t.tiase lssjsl sc 5 yesx iiad isi GsseGs
ffss 81 fsass Il sth VI isif she lse 81
I iilsasfe5isl sed q asali q sSgs 80 5as
j on q
hslf S. So 90 sgss:
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
The Fall Election.

Some may think that it is early to
mention this subject, but if the mat
ter is rightly considered we think all
will see the necessity for an early
and efficient organization. The Re-
publicans of Marion county owe their
defeat at the last election, chiefly to
want Of thorough and efficient Or
ganization. Wehave a large number
Of important offices to fill, and it is
time the groundwork Of the cam
paign was being done. We will
have two Representatives, one Sena-
tor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Auditor,
Surveyor, Coroner, &c, to elect, and
if we want to "scoop out" the enemy,
we must get our forces organized,
and get them all out on election day.
Every township and school district
should be thoroughly organized, and
placed in the hands Of efficient and
yigilant workers. If this is done in
time success is certain, otherwise we
have no assurance that we can elect
a man. We hope those having the
management Of the campaign will
see to it in time, and thus prevent
the defeat of the Republican party
in cold Marion"
As to who the candidates will be,
we have no idea at present. Doubt
less there will be plenty found will
ing to be sacrificed for the good OF
their country and the party, and
good men too. The Convention
should select the best men, an eff
cient organization be effected, and, If
every man does his duty, the result
will be the triumphant success of the
-Ieila BLADE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
Democracy Still Democracy.

The Bourbon Democracy Of Indi-
ana, when they got control during
the war of the Legislature OF that
State, were guilty of such shameless
completely with treason and rebellion
that the people hurled them indig-
nantly from power. Last Fall by
lying promises Of Reform the Bour-
bons again elected majority of the
Legislature. But they have learned
nothing. The indianapolis CONNER
cial says with undeniable truth:
"The result is a bigoted, lawless
and outrageous body of partisans,
who have done much to ruin the
State. They have opened the flood
gates for the loss Of several hundred
thousand dollars OF the seheel fHHl;;
have done the work Of the canal ring
as they wanted it done; have plotted
to violate the constitution by an
appOrtionment before the proper
enumeration has been made, and
have recklessly beaten down all
parliamentary precedents whenever
there was u dirty measure to be
carried.
BY common consent this will be
known as the most infamous legisla
ture ever assembled in the State, anG
during another period of six or eight
years-as long as the public memory
seems to exist-the maj oritiesagains
the Democratic party will be decisive
in Indiana. "-Gdte CITY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
Grants Account Of Lees Sur
render.

A Washington dispatch to the
Chicago Tribune has the following:
Clark Mills, the sculptor, visited
Gen. Grant lately for the purpose OF
getting from him an authentic ac-
count of the particulars attending
the surrender Of Gen. Lee, to aid
him in the proposed work of repre-
sentation of that event in bas-relief
for his monument. On this point,
the President said:
"Lce came in with flag Of truce
to see on what terms we would re-
ceive his surrender. / stated the
terms, and Lee said, cPlease reduce
that to writing" / took some man.
fold paper and made several copies,
and handed one to him, saying,
"There, / believe that is about as l
talked" Lee read and signed it,
and then passed it back to me, and l
signed it. The manifold copies were
distributed to the several Generals.
The transaction took place in front
of my tent, under tree, with little
pine table between u.s." To the re-
mark of Mills that he had seen a
picture representing the surrender
as having taken place in a room
with a carpeted floor, and in the
midst Of staff officers Of both armies,
Grant replied, "That picture was got
up to show off the aids. The rea
took place as above stated"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
ssSOldiers at AWCtiOn.o

Under this caption Bro. Sperry of
the Knoxville Vote,' wades into one
c. Augustus Haviland, editor of the
Gem Of the Wcst, date Soldiers Friend
Chicago. That paper has long been
notorious for the loads of abuse it has
heaped upon the heads OF every Con-
gresham that did not steer according
to its belief Of what was right, and
Dragging in every number, Of what 1t
had accomplished for the "brave boys
in blue" and urging them to support
the paper that had no other object but
to get thier dues, and see that the ter
ribleCongressmenand PensionAgents
did not stealth all. Speaking of these
things the Voter says:
I'VE omit the quotation from our
own columns.
We have remarked the same thing,
and thought also that it was strange,
in view of the fact that hundreds of
ex-soldiers were publishing papers
throughout the land, that this man
G. Aug. Haviland, (the manner of
writing his name is enough for us)
should be selected to fight their bat
ties. Who is he? A man that never
was in the service, a civilian claim
agent, who knows no more about sol.
diers and their wants than the little
he has picked up while working to
get a fee from them. His Friend was
started originally rs paper for his
agency only, but getting large cir
culation at a low price, he conceived
the idea of making it the Soldiers'
paper, and has too well succeeded
Gen. John A. Logan was one Of the
targets at which this little pop-gun
discharged its. load of filth. The ed.
itor was present at the Soldiers Re.
union, trying to make capital there.
from, but found he was in the wrong
pew, for too many of the boys there
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09

had followed that big black NOUS
tache to victory a score Of times, to
ever 90 back on it in civil life. MI
Civilian Pension Agent G. Augustus
Hav land had better go into his
hole and stay there until the soldiers
ask him to come out and foot their
bazzoo, which will not b anti the
hundreds who were themselves at
the front havcproved recreant to the
cause Of their comrades skdlOOsa
Herald, I'd inst.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09

to dispose of their business so az to
attend. The bill ought also to pro-
vide for the sufnmoning of a mimi
mum number of jurors, so that, after
all excuses had been allowed, at least
two or three full juries would be in
and compulsoryattendance."
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

THE co -PARTNERsHIP heretofore ex-
il istirg between J. r Roberts and J smes
s. Ly tie, in the Blacksmith business, in this
city, has been dissolved by mutual consent.
The books and accounts Of the firm arc in the
hands Of Esq. Boydston, At whose Office all
persons Interested are requested to call i'm
mediately and settle. j. II. ROBERTS,
436 If JAS. g. LYLE.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-09
Coal! Coal!
r. J. BrObst's Bank II.

Is now open, and the Best Coal
in the market can be obtained,
at all times, at the very Lowest
Prices. 4,au
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03

etes irrpb rur furie Belt, sdnn Ssrlcr er
furtb areere pidtl9ere Otnge beeipauBt, bdS
Sntsrellt an @alsurg uno bsflmmelt lidl
fan GAR ntGt rllebr ipeSer UNI i'm, nod unt
Gle Gttiebunl fciner SGbne. mas @albure
amIIeIitir 5ala9ie. Ger Sraf Bate bet fet,
nem Stnebmen 9rgsn 9S1lburg pfsnbdT etnem
frempen ) npulr nl6h9e9eben, Der entWecer
tpteber nulAebCrt, crer fiir ton nidt niebr mag
| 9ebene 9Gbieben mar.
Die @rdfin tendbm ii6 tdle9sn nabtdi.ig
| ltebenFpuIptg 9eaen ION. SbrtNG9en, ,rpeld,e
Iebr freunpltb, lGb6aft uno felIsIno ~ bltdfn
pertlnoen, rpurfen IN Bllbura's 0tlfnwart
mic mebs eur6 isnsn ettisen, eldRrntn Nus>
rrud perunStert Ter iie IN psr lrS'ep .9ett 10
on 9etennjetd,nGt bate.
gGIS S1rroni befraf. ip btelt er lid Spar
mad pe Dor ppn Wllburg f,rn, aber tpcnn
Ger 3uflG pper Der Q4ue hes Gjr1ien fie su.
ldmmenfatrten, letsit dG ;wtiden 9eiben Elm
tftuneinaItttbes Grnpe.hdnbnie. WebIe
Nenate tpdter fan6 3tptiber ibned absrmals
elne lln9ere unp gebetme llnterrspung itllt;
Bllburg mar pesnlal ant belen Sale suSars
eent 9tsan9en, unp 6teier be1leileie tin in Der
frelnpltdlten gBeile bic an pte !Pauetbdr, ais
CT ftd ptber enifernte. -sas
Garplnl Bate BON Watbura isne beben
oerlrren ge1drge1en 9riefe empfan9tr, unb
5rar obne parum 9ebrtrn su t1ben, auiQ8aI>
bura's allttnt9e Serdnlafun9. ..-..-
Sttt jener 3eIt bate helfr roa werteer
urldhe iur unjufrteCenteit. Sttpem llm-
9anGe nit Wauusld troteh feine SnberniTe
mebr eniaeeeu. Der @Tdf bemertie bn Mot,
unb Die @rdfin unp Snrpni tpptiIrn ibn nidtt
benterten.. Sp ndbm fr renn an8rrtrdulttt-
lett uns itlbf an Snnt9fett tritmsr mrtr su,
lie waren td8li6 Suldmmen, Fe ipurre istns
geIepIige S6iIleriu. ......r.- ~
(5ortishuha EoIat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03

Nut ben SaiIsrisn uHo benz gouprs ueb
bic rOt6s SABINE.
3uiidsn ben MiniRsri,'n, ben HAr0.mei.
tereteH uno hberbnupt allen 0ifsntli4en 8s
oauoen II bic MISUNDERSTANDING ris6tT
ber8tfeat.
0lcpmte 9arcpuUt
Ut sum franionldtsn @slanottn IN Som trs
nannt porDen. BTaf 9rasliH Gboiisul gebt
IN pleiter ginsnIdnft nod Nom.
Die nntDGrIitdts' Regatta auf etr Sbtmfe.
Son 0on, |. AptiI. - Dts QIoBe ooots
Bstttabrt SDiihen ben uniperItdtsn gHms
bridge uHo GrfOro fano bsute allf Der Sttmir
itatt. Seios SOOis FiisBtH pDtirtiilitb ab, bod
nas BON &ombriO9e srhielt balO sin,n Dor
tprun9 uno noh Aor Der Barnes Bride ma bm
oas Boot pon Cambridge oas 6obrpaiItr ots
CppoiitiousbO0tss uHo mar ntmielbsn am
3ieIe um orti Sdnatn poraus. @an3 gunOon
mar an ben ultrH Der Gb,mis psttrtt:n unO
antir Den 3aitauetn bsrrihtt Die gtD6te auls
ttgnHa.
B6rfs unb DRartt.
Spnoorl, l. april, az llbr BORN. -
9oniols 928 fiir 8sIo uno In Rs6nuna; 25sr
92A, 92l, 9l3, l0.40sr S9l, Gris l9l, SaiuUis
ll0t, @reat 1BsiteIn A.
StberpOol, |. april, 4l2 ubr 8orm. -
oanmwOae rubiR upiaHos a, SEltans n,
'srtauft 10000 BaIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03

fern Rorssn am I9r In Detroit. Ri&.
gsitoTbsu.
: SH SaGiOnpilt, Sas.. s,rlsibeH eeIfsrr
Charles &obinioH uHO Charles SlepsnioH
bel, m Spisls nit sinaHosr inEtreit, nobel Oti
Grittrt ben Ststsren tTphfgis.
- in 0tr Rdhe BON REM CTIeaRs iaHO as.
Tern sln PrsissRdmpF JUiI9tn SobH @roaan
uuo Dltte cpoe ilait. Der 9,Bttre bli.b sic
Ger. Der Rampt aus l53 @dnetu bsfts5snD,
oauerts StHHot 50 Winutsn.
- 9Goanaeb. auf pslheu bic 0otil,ibsaus
len BonusrIiaa Vatt I4oRtH, als CT ptrIuat,,
siHsn Observation-Disclosures bel Gobbs SSsrIp
y. %, gu btraubeH. Rarb asiltrn absn6,
pennsll,p purht unttr $40. 900 6hraT&aft QeI
atat neil tr in StrOatt Rsbt, In 8tmstn,
lhatt nit 9apanuab ttnsH Ror0bsrIu1 atatn
Die PoliI;ibsamt.n asmodt Su babeH.
GIN S9iifsarbsittr In Rem Dori, Ras
mems Sohn BON, Duroe un!sr Der 5sInuloi.
qung, gettern goratu In bstrunfenCm 3u,
ltanos tudbrtuo zines SiItitss init IeInsr 6rau
Otsls trmoro,t Su babsn, ptrhaftst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03
SOttmta9S : Gabelua6ridten
aus @nrOpa.

SHtfbdeisuna fur 9IGan unb Rutbrluaen.
Sonopn, l. april. = @ine Ospsld6s aul
StraBburg entbdlt Die ytitibtilung, oab fgiirf
StsmaId Der Qanoelstamntr isner Stabt ct
OfiHtf bat, oaB Stuti9lnHo bic Ginpobnel
ooH ellaB uno Goibrinaen entiGdoiatn ptto
uno Stpar Hn9 oemlslben 8srbdltntfie, in mel
9sn 5ur 3lt Der AnHtttiruH9 ientr 2anbes-
teells on 6rantrstH GntIGdOt8un8 Bslsiitst
RHlft DutiAIaub's fir Srantrtie,.
etne oerltntr 0tpsl1t ldgi, OaB Hu9 Der
eeutt9sH SSreuSIeiiun9@ Die Deuiids Re0is
Iuna IN Bnl9e Der unrubsn In paris auF 0as
Grlu4snGrantrsid's singeaaH9sn uR0 IN slne
SertartIn8 otr Barrier 8arniOn bspilltgt
bat.
Die beutihsRss,runa bat aud u,rIprotb.n,
im6ale lthunruben aubtrbalbparis ausbtei
ten louten, IN ben, bon ben DtutI6en Sruppen
ottupirtsu Dspnrtsmsnts in 8sm6Bbeit o.r
Stlsss 6rantrsi6's ben RslagsrungsJuitauo
5u trtIdreH, 8aBsgen Ioa fusoer In Der Bis,
petition abtr Die oeuii9en Srupp.n in isranf,
reid nob III oer Stdrfe bsrIslb,n cine Bsrdn,
oerunq eintrettu.
Ole BiHanI. q ptratiOnen Der .gummlne."
PnIls l.. aptll. = Oie sHommuHe- bat
oon thnf bitiiaen BtTIibsrungssti.[iha
namli@ Der ,llrbaint,s benz ,966nir's Der
vSsnetnle' un0 Der vunion,H I3uanas anl.iben
erbobsH. Stosr a8siRerung iDuroe nit Dro.
buH9tn un0 @lni9a6tsruugen begs9net, ioooB
no Die Sirtiiorsn iGlisbtdp iIi9en mubtsH.
an6sre @eitlihotitn iutr0 tpabriGsinli1 oass
isIts S4ifial trsifsr.
Die - 4pmmuue" hat btTbloN.n Rotsn BON
lhnf uno 5sbn 6ranes ausIuaebtn. Quh an.
isibsa tDIr0 Die sSomnlane" emitiiren un0 bic
SihRabmsn aus ben otrsItsu Steuern auf
SIunobsfs fur oas Sabr 1870 (O O0ilr ptr'
pidnctn.
Dermfibte Rdd1Tidbtcu.
: DER rtayaHtluUsSDtianoie Unrft VaiiHmi
4gt uno @etoiBe fno, pom &aron b. Sisbolo
hno ttntm SolmstiGsr bs8Isiiet, in SIRIist
= 5n Der Srforo Cambridge Rtitfubrt
biitb Cambridge nit timer Mtsllt
Sltons uno Setunotn Sit Ste9sr.
- George Sano III fGr einGn Der pas
EanteH Stbe In Der fran3. Ntao,mie Ganois
Oatln. Snre HusiiGten IoIen gut isiu.
= tin Stle91umm aus Berlin niosIIpriti
'inem In Qmlauf geisbtsn Gerhhie, DaB Btn.
.. Woltte ieinen abibeo su nsbmen unD ft
ms BtioalIebsn JutudIusitben btablibliss.
ais betrhbenDe Shliiade re0iIirirt
'oon,S Dab I'M 3.mpltner 9omitat nidt weni.
Ter OILS ilebJtbn SoItsiGuuebrsr itno, ipel6s
ttHt iG3rsipsH iDnntu.
ed)iff5ncdribttn.
Gtosrp Dol, 81. Wtdri. - Sie DdmpIer
s6rate." uno vSatiiaS iao
on Rsp' Wort bier ansetomm.n.
GonoDn, |. April.-Ser BampTer vGiip
Dublin Der ON 81. WdrJ bon W,n .Wori |
bsssar gen 1T, leste 8,itern abeHo tnGustns,
1tpH on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03

aus kem btutabsn Fsid, ,tass.-@lfas nab
Eottstngsn.
Berlin, z. april. - Sm Rsi9siaas
ipurhe eeiitrn bic @tissuprlaas bttrsifsno biz
Ginrtrltibuna bon GliaB ano 2oibrine.n in
bas oeuiide Reit .iu8sbra6t uno tiRtm Sps,
siaf Gouttte ntermisien.
Die ppfnifebtn Dsbtststbtils.
3sltiasfi ttsiiie ben anirna BE polriihtn
gsbi.tsib.iIe Dem o.utiden Siside Mot AZ in
corpor,rtn Ser Mntraa nMrot ue,pDiftu,
Dsutfcbfane uno 6ranfreitb.
Bismald sau GrtlaruHatn be3aaiih Der
BON Dsutj6lano aseeu tSranirsidt su b,iolsen.
ben politif ob. Or iaais. oaB IS TN SnttrsiI.
Dsuitdlano's lt,ge. oem r.publitaniIdbtn
fSranfreidb istrt Nniaabe 5u erleidtsrn. Ser
Gaiier babe beihtciien. rur bann sa infstpe
niret, tpenn bic Snttrtii.n Stutidtano's be,
oroht Dhrosn. Sisisn Gals nhroen aber
WaBrsafln erariif;n iperoen, futl9, ii9 ais
pirliam erfu.iitn rphrhsn.
Nus bsn Shsrrstdbifdbsn sasidbstass.
Witn, e. Aptit. -. Jm Hetusiale ntrb
Iebr tsfiig tber WIliidr dnaeleaenhtiisrt be.
battirt. usber ten Botidfag oss Winiiteri,
ums, elm nsuss Contingent aussub.b.n, futbsr
lid, 5;hr per,dteosne Wstsangen gsliero A.
MAIDEN. Seb pous lebnit etlifrn ben aniroa
aut Yertaanna ab uno triro Wontaa bic De,
bate meter fsrtatltst ipsrbtn. m
Die ~0pmmune" In Dsratbuna NIT ben Berfrs.
tern ser xanfmann,dbaft une Den Wrbsitsr.
Strstnen.
Da bic Is pmmune" sine sutIi6t Sstsuliruns
Der pprlitetnbsn Uraeen rplHidbt, pit 4. y.
attr bic 5aaisfstt Der S6uIbperi6rsibuugs
70 bat fie bte Mrbtittr>8srstae tu eutattli6sn
aeu6sruneen aufssforsut. @eitsrn btsIi bic
&c pn,mxut" tint Gpnftrtnt nit 8trtrsttrn bee
eanbtlsifanbes al nnb bsfhIse ben 8orlGlas
btrfelbtH 2bsiI,abluHasn Sn 8sliattsn, obnt
titrbard bic Grast ptsen Der Wulitsttit Der
sanitn S6ulb gu prdtu6itiren. apiunsbm, n.
Der 1rpsd Ger Repplutiun.
Das pfRutlle Spurnal laat bae Der 9Ded
Der &spoluiien N, bic @arantis'n bee 3stan>
bee Der. .Rspubltt euf tine breite uno untrihll>
tsrlttts @runblase it lfslsn. Denn gariS au6
auf fttns unabtdRstglett peritfist, fiist bas
8latt ttnts, 70 ptrb 20 bod tmm.r bas Saupt
fSrGnfrei@'s bleibtn.
mLttfdrtfdbe Dcrbereitansen ter RsaIsruns
BtrtetIlee, I. @prtl. - Dts RsatsIllna
bat ben UsusraI Gltn1amps NIT btr Sraants
fattsn Der Sruppen bsauftrast. gtntral Gba.
rtttt bait NautsS btfsbt.
- OntwafFnnus bee eepaIsn.
Sn Yarte W stnt Stpesune i'm Wanae, ATE
8atatncne'btr RattpnaIsaIbt, ptldbt bic Mutos
ritat bee ngpmite'~ nttt ansrfsnntn, sa tut,
watfntH, Ga4 "Cri du Peuplo,, ptrtauat, ba6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-03
aus Neip sJprf. = sSa ffeuausfubr
naeb .UraHtretr tra. = DaS Srte'
ApxtasalS


ReusY Yorf, g. Spril. - Der 3ampfer
.Areaoia. 9,n8 8eitsrn init tinsr &aouna
N,afien uro G.itasmat.riol I'm MJ.rtbe BON
s65O, 900, tini9IisBIib 1900 Ssiifsn wewsbrs
fur ole fran5. Armte. nad paprt ab.
IS babsH bersits $50 9ei,Qlbaften uno
8sr,ine ibre BsibsiiiBuas bel BEN 8rob.n
umjuge 3ur Teter bes frtspeustsIiss am
Citernlonta8e auatlaat. Wlan itdst Die Au.
sapl aaer Ebeilnsbm,r ain 3ass auf 70, 900.
Ssbsn Vtil'3 Rt9,msnter uno IL triumph
wassn wsrosn i'm 3upe .ri4.iren.
aus yfeip Yort. = Valtfvement t
elmer Teuxr OertiheruuaS .
Seteu f6aft. Goutanten. s4uS j.
fubr.
Rem Worf. l. april. - Die ,gpm.
uonlpsaltb t5tusrs Der srf9erunas 0eielidbaIt.
In Wsip.Dorf bat ihrs 3abluneen tinatiisiit
abm. w. Eweeo 1T 3um eeridtli9sn Wsrwal.
er ps4 @tl6afts bsftfgt NOR ben.
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9eutldDe nnb enaIiIGe Gdjnle.
#. Gnapp /,

Ode bon Soaisapar. uro Cranaes atlep.
@s tpirb bon Jp6lf 2ebrsrn udnbtser Seal. prad.
ehretb., GsIang. uno 3sd,ren untersibi ertbelit
2sttionen I'M 6rGn6I@sn uno 2atsiniiden. joiptt I'm
GIapsripiesn aui Bsrlansen bebrdider nnterridt tn
psrjtiebsnen aaiisn S5hr ipeblids Arbettsn IN ent
2sbrtrin anes5eut. 9tt Der Sue III sne Snrp4 4nitat
ntrtuupft; AUD tpsroen 5halsr In Rot uas Goeis &C.
nonimeu u sa, rIlE
0dbert Nushuft srtbslIt ber prtn,tpaI Der aniaIt
q. anapp. @de bon 8oaioapiir uno Orange. ansp.
iNan..Ih
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A2. Ennnrfh=1. Git,nnn-

sortitEHns Der Debate Hbsr bic RnEtarsBia.
mai bin9tpH, |. WtdrI. - Ser g e.
n q battle bsnte tsine Sibung.
Sm RsprditHtantenbauis nurbe
Die Stbatte hber Sbtuabarget's &uiIuIsBia
forta,Itbt. gSaoota uno Sbobtr (Bsiot oDn
WorosGarDlna) ipro6en gtgeH Die BiQ.
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Ar @. 9, ssrnut.

EtE. as, 5cOse.eibsrtp Sraass BalstrapSs,
Dlu $lD0 StEaIt idblen, enn q GnaDtd ettit, 2nil
Misunderstanding, tsstnntuDs 51EinoiEG1f, Rrra
etbnisisIt DsrIaf Der Stamt. 9at1rrh une ane 8Gls
ber Saut. b1rsnIaHitn Duspspfe,. sSatltSiuGt pa'
Hinsrboiotn, ReenmatiEuus, Strophtln Rtkotni&pa'
&e. WAgths ane v. l. ID. Hat trtri
&str NIT bler nt an9sfabrttn 2eotn btbattt N. iouf
nieat sergefTtHs bah Or. 9rdnt aIe nebeI betIt,
mite he aat htbsn auo hti9aijen tstn Mo9sn. &r ots
Eni Die Rrdlttsn bel TAG nte bel Ra3t (Rbru21.lSl
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Nus g4a,binaton.-Ote ,Sa.Sflur.

Daibinston, Q. Npril. - Sbsuas
barssr phnibt n,oresn oie &ebatt: Rbtr Die
Saflug' Bin 5u itlrbtn uno NTH nur nod ihr
Gtnbr,uaun9 BON Amtnotmtnts 3,t gswdb,
fer. ggiIlaro min Elm Subitiut ,inbrins.n.
jnl 5snat piro Die Bill bonn pau: bis Mitt.
mn1 tlm1t tsf
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9en Der 8rttaStpRtH Gut.
q tBung, nah Maeaabe Der Sepolfs>
run9 auI ete osutidn Sllaicr pcrtBtili, wsr>
cen mad SsT ~6rautTUner 3tttuno' sntialen
aufi
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Weue 7.3Oer 0olOsM Mnleibe.
Stdter, @eptnnbrinsenS, ,SanerusI
Sat Gouie &c Comp.
e'rtrtn Ium Bsriaut al pRri uno mli auIatIauI,utr
Sinitn
Sdnbberleibungs @plbsSbltads
ftpnen erifer Sppptbee
btr
,,NDr0lifltn Hnrifir. .Wnhn.E e Enlniinnnir ~

oI.I. rx,,. ..,.. -,
Dnlt CoitgdHonfn fro 9rftns our@ triit opputbe
auf oh Babn tsbH. tbr Bciritbs Watsriai unb ou,s
unsraiiuness 5npsnar, Suslitng outd trts busotb,i
enf tttt etidmfnts edub .Btipiuaura bon mrbr ptnt
AWO WcrgtH Gorets dni itot Bd humes hChfratHfut
@ Goiiaa',onsn hne oon antn bnnots'ubaabsn be.
lrsu; eaPtfa nrb Stnttn In Golo IdbbGr- has gabl.
ai moo Uttiau bon erst6tg Sabreu. bic Sinitu bab-
lonrli1 na9 otr Hats BON Hebtn unb bret 3tbuttI
IWl0l VrossHt tabritd.
St mttotn tn CtnomtnattoHtn bon 500, $500 $1,000
5000 uns $40 600 ausasesbsn.
Hh htutsts Der 6epothtt fne bic 90. Jau ucofe IN
geilaotipoia hne }. edgar dbomi0n grahbtnt etr
sVsnnleloantsr etntrai'9 omoaanh-
Gh 3ott polisationtn btt #Roroi, VaeiFe. @abn.
9ompagutA rstetn iu ttetr Sttt tu ysbn sro,sut
usto iootr i.lOl an Saelurashntt fur 2drbtrrttn
etr eempaenit - Ststtt lu tbltm uItoriaitu baats
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Spatete elsNadriGten
Orr Otut(bf liti6stag.
GaS 9efee BetrefFS Glfae uub
Sotbrtn9en.
Die Ss3ispunasn TmtidlauO's gu Granf.
reid.
GIne Reoe 8ismald's.
Gin 3ampi an Der Seures'Sriide.
Die ,epmmune" rcnfrrrt NIT ben 81ufleu>
ten unb ten Qtbettern.
0Sas tpolIen Die ,Wotbsnp
gori&lag, eas GT6rsGt abSuI&afsu.
SIN Ghtsn SranereidbS.
Gin Gefedt init ben SniurgeHten bci
yfarboHne.
Die St,Iluns Der R.sierunss Srupp.n
Dor pGris.
. er Hang etnts S6erbe.
fet lsbabers Der Natto.
nat8arbe atge1hafft.