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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

t-Ser Bunoesfenat Derlommelte iih am
lebten Wittipo6 5u elmer auberorbent!iben Sibnna,
UNI ben 5,pii9en ben ensIiiden uss anlerifaniiden
@ommiidren abseidloFenen Wertras beSasli& Der
alabama Mnlpriihe,t Der Tiiherei Jraae uno Der
San sSuain @ren sfreitisfeiten au beratben. Sas
tetrsffenbe grototoa ,puroe in ssbeiner Sibans Der.
leien uno ban1 an bic Committee fIr auspartise Gn
8ele9enbeiten Dertu;eien, pOrauf ld Der Senat bis
GGreitas ~bertaste. I'm bieier COMMITTEE 3eit gu se=
ben, Die ~einae!nen Yunfte bes Wertraees gu prifen.
DerlSnbalt bs1elben iou erft mad ~erfolater Befas
tigung pfficieQ befannt eemaht tperben, inoeilen 1T
bereits eenug bapon in Die Ssffentlibfeit ge5runs
gen, I'M 5u pifen, baB Die 8eoinsunsen fir bic ger.
Staaten duberit sinftis ausaefalen iinb. 9is Saft=
bartlett Der britiihen Resicruns In allen Gdaen, in
uelden lie niat Die erforcerli6en gorIidtsmabrt'
seln antpan5te. I'M Die fir bic &sbeaen erbautsu
RapsrIdlfie am AusIaufen 5u binoeru, lit, uie IS
ideint, i'm princip anerfannt. unb es lit einem BON
Den 5dalptern peridiebener &esierunsen su ernen'
nenoen SGieos9eriht anbeimaeitelt, 5u entideioen,
in telden TdQen ioIde 8orfidtsmabreaeln bcrs
idunt tourben, unb Die ooraus enttanoenen 0erlufe
fetsuieQen. Muh in gs5ug auf Sic 6ii6ereifrase
Bat man fid auf cine Bats s%eeirist ouf ipelder
obne 3meifel elm uebereintoumen er3ielt tperoen
fam, wdbrenb Die @ntI6eiouns Der @ren5itreitis=
teiten sdn5lid elmer Decentralization Gcmmiiiion
aneeimseltelt miro, bic BON Gailer WilheIm BON
Deuti6lanb errannt neroen ioa. .
Wlan bofft. baB Der Bertras i'm Senat auf feline
b~eionoere Standardization foBen tpirb. Doh mod.
ten immerbin 0erbsfisrunsen porgeihlasen tperben,
oeren grtpdsuns einiae 3eit in Nnlprud nehnen
uno Die Betdtisuns befslben etpas p~srs5sern barf
ten.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
: Ser Gcmmillpn. tpsIds ieit einiasr 3sit nit

- Ser gommiiion, peI6s felt Ginger 3eit nit
Der Brifuns Der bel Der lcbten Bahl in Connecticut
abaeasbenen Stimmen beiddftist mar. lit es nun
SdIisbli6 bod s%elunaen, cine Wfebrbsit fir bic res
publitaniiden ganbioaten beraussuSlfteln. Nuf
@rurb oes SNribtes bieisr gommiliion bat nun Die
@eisbsebuns IN einem Yleuarbslhlub Die Republics
niibsn Ganbibaten fit erpdblt e,fldrt unb piro an,
9isnfas Srn. Uf. SetsQ in iein su1t aIs @ouper=
neIr einieben. lie.
YstanntIi6 botte nod ben friharen 8eridten ber
bemofratiibe @ouperneurs: ganOioat gnsliib cine
Mebrbeit; auf uelde Bsiie &c nun Den Serren Conn
milIaren ~selunsen 1T, bisie Msbrheit in cine WiH=
berbeit gu pertpanoeln. barber BADEN .pir bis iebt
nod feline Nuffldrung.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
Scr Scrtrag amiiden ben Der. stauten unp
a #. Eu0lauD.

uie er bon oct iosenannten 9Oben Commit lion in
WaIbington psreinbart tuurbe, liegtieBt i'm Wortlaus
tie Dor uno mir seben Die Sauptpuntte ~beiieIbeH, pis
fo!st:
Die Mlabama : Srase lit einem 5dieosseridt BON
Tint Mitsiisbern ibergeben. pelde pom Yrdiioenten
Der Ser. Staten. BON Der Groue England, BON,
Sonia sStaliens, bonn Yrdiioenten oes SdDei3er
Yunoesraibes unb BON. aaiier bon Braliltsn ~ernannt
neroen. Die gommiiiioa baIt ibre eisunsen in
@enf uno Die gntitsiounsen Der Wtsbrbeit limo maB-
sabenb. Die enalifde 3esieruns ipridt ibr Beoaus
ern aus. bob bic alabaua uno anoere 5reibeuteriblf'
fe BON ensliihsn Sdfsn a~uslaufen %fonnten.
Cine untercommiiiion bon oreiWtitsIieoern, beren
zines BON ben Der. Staaten. zines BON ENGLAND uno
e,nes BON, italieniiden @eianbten in Waibinaton er.
rannt piro, ioq in Waibineton 5uianmentreten uno
Die S6he Der gntiddoisunesiummen fit Shaoen
eurd, 6reibeuterihiffe befinlmen. fails England els
ner Nadtdifsfeit in seoatter 5iniibt ihulois be-
funoen Miro, un6 Dab es lid ihuleis fublt, iiebt
i~o5uiaseu Su alien RaOpf6dsrn oes Bertrass ber=
als. a.H -.sf ~
gutiddbisunastlaseu BON gnsIdnoern, peI6e
oes Observation-Disclosures entltanher, perosu
turd cine Gp,nmiilion BON 9rsien in Waibin8ton
enllgieosn.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18
Ser befinitipe Jriebenspertrag ami.

Ser befinitipe Sriebensnertrag stui.
idsn 6rantreid unb Seutidlano 1T enblib OH, Ieb,
ten Mitipob, Den 10. b. DTS, Na1mittaes I'm 2
lhr. 5u 6ranifurt a. III. unter5eihnst lporoen. Die
DepeIhe, tuelde bieie erfreulide Sbatiade meloet,
Isbt bin5u. baB Die B~eitimmunsen oes Vertrases Ell.
nen pirfliden uno oauerbaften Jrieoen uno niht
bios cine tempordre Beileguns Der Sduierigteiten
beoeuten. SoHsu nil, bab benz 10 lei, uno bob es
Granfrei9 %9eIinsen m6se, Die Rube i'm sSnrern Der:
~suIfe0en uno ben einseganaenen D%erpTidtunsen
obne ~ipeiteren lnitanb In polem WsaBe seredt su
lusroen ars@ <#ft r. er-
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Sn Der Siidsreifrase uerben beioen sbeilen ereis
de Ee6te suaeItanben. Streitfraeen in bieier Sins
iiht Sinb our6 cine semiihte gommiSiion BON Drei=
en- al entldeioen. Sie &uneieunesfriit lit spsi Satire
Sic S6ifahrt auf Dem 2orensitrom Ano Dem Wti<
6i9oniee iol fir tmmer fret iein. 3oufreier Waa.
rem. Sranlt miro beiberieits. fIr Die Ser. Staaten
uie britilh amerita, sswa6rt.
Oie Trage Der n6roliden @renSe 3miiden BEN
Der. Staaten uno britiid Nmerifa icl bonn Gaiier
bon Deutidlano enhoiiltis eftihieben nerben.
Die 5riit 5ur Ratification oes 0ertrasss ioa leds
Mornfe 5ein.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

. Wenn nun suu1 Beiipiel Sitter, auf benen Die 36l-
le baften. BON Nep Dorf nod louisville transportirt
iperoen iolen. Damn bat Der 3oQbeamte in Nep BORT.
Der oas Belaben oes 8abnuaaens 8u beaufihtisen
bat. nahoem Die Sitter perlaoen Iino, bic Shiren
nit sinem iener Shl6Iier Su ihlieBen, uno Dem 8ez
amten, Der boislbe 81 0ffnsn bat. cine photographic
bes @~lostldhens am SdlIiielOh au iberienoer.
Wenn bel ~aniunft bes Babnpasons iid er9ibt. bob
iraeno Semano i6 nit Dem SdloB ettpns su ihaf.
fen eemaht bat, oann bsmerft Der Snipsctor oies
ausenblidli9. Qouisp. Nni)
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

furat. bos Der Stootsbonfcrott Dor Der Sbire ftebt,
oa Die beHseuben Hireer. mel&e unter Der isbtgen
perrIAaft feline Stiume IN Der 6Hentlihen Nertoqls
tuna baben, bic uneri6winsli& boben @tesssrn nidtt
nebr ouf8utreiben berm6gen. 9unoerte bon Ylans
taa.n fno ldon benz Sammer oes @berifs perfaaen
unb es 1T cine betannte 9hatia&., baB in pielen 5dl.
len bas p~ertaufte gisentbun1 ntht einmal ben Settas
Der barauf rubenoen Steuern bradte.
Nuf oieie Weiie p~erIeren bic beiten uno intell'sen'
tsiien Bemobner tines Staates polenes Aues, mas
lie aus BEN Rrisee aerettet boben uno auBeroein ner=
ben He BON Der 69weislbanbe nod aut ieoe ub9lt=
DE Weiie. ibrer politii@en AnRdten toesen, periods
tigt, uetb6bnt. petfoIet unb peribnlih b%elelo1at. -
Waat IS uber einmaI elmer Der @epla9ten, tpioer Den
Stanel au Ieden uno einen. belonoers frets1 n6rc'
Iihen Nbenteurer Dber eirem ~farbt9en Bruoer onrb
cine oerbe 3attisuns ben @tanbpurtt Iar 5a r1as
den, 70 ,uiro oies loiort lber bic sanien ger. etaa=
ten als uRutlnr" rnthat auspoiaunt unb oer Betrsf-
fenbe our idperiten Strafe ee3osen.
lin ieben Wioeritanb i'm Reime gu eritidsn, nno
ieben 0eriu6 Der wobleeinnten Bep6lferuns, seoroz
nete 3uitdnbe berbeiSufdbren. su ~pereiteln. bat oer
@ouperneur BON Glo Carolina nun ansefanssn, es
ne grpbe Mili3ma9t ausidIisblid aus Jarbise1 5u
oreaniIiren, uelGe nit Windeier Vadien aus Dem
Staatsarienal ~bewafinet ,peroen, ipdbreno Die aus
Weibsn beftebsnben JreipiQisen. Gompasnien, oe
Id i'm State eebiIoet baben. nidt elm @epebr be.
tommen t5nnen. Cine iolhe Sanoluns muBten Die
lebteren natiirlid aIs cine ofene Drobuna sesen it'd
tetradtsn, toeldbe he nun 0amit beantporten. baB iie
iid auf eisene Roiten betpaffneu, I'm tuenigiens fir
ale Gdne seriiet 81 fein. Dab iolde 3nftdnbe aui
Die Dauer nidt befeben f6nnen, obne 5u einem Con.
Tiee gu fibren. periiebt id bon ieIbit. Wenn mon
Die Sage Der Gubldnosr senau behentt, 10 unuB man
lid nur %,uunbsrn, bab lie Die 2ait. unter Der ie isuf
zen uno Die l%1nbiloen, Die ibnen td9lih aeboten tper=
oen, 10 LANCE seoulois setrasen babea. obne IT'D gu
einem 5hritts binreibsn au laiIen, Der ben Sieen
~aberuaIs unter Die Serridaft Der 8oionette ssbra1i
6aben nitric. l1nb es 1T eft nod cine Trase. oh
cine ~abiplute Militdrberri6aft ben ieBisen trohloisn
3uitdnben nidt por3usieben LIT. f
Dte tpotieeaunten Bireer BON Glib Carolina boz
ben nan cine Convention Der SteuerSabler na4 Der
Staatsbauptitaot berufsn, nm Mittel uno Wese au
beratben, ben Grebit bes @taates aufredt Su erbal.
ten, uro Die aeaenpdrtisen anardiiAen 3uitdnee
lpieber in neutrality-suspicious. 8abnen 5uridSufabren.
5OfentliG miro e ibnen ~selinsen, biele lS5liGsn
3uede auf frieolidem Wese 5u erreiden. uesaa
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Oeutihe 8ertretung bon S6tpei3ern I'M
Nuslanbe. Ser gunossfanSler ermahtist idulnt.
lihe Gsihaconluln, 96wei3ern, tpenn is oarunn ana
iuGen. gonluIarlbub 81 gsipdbren, auh ipenn lie
bislang unter anoerem Stube ~setanoen ine.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

BON Sdulbe unD @enoIisn ein9ebradte 8eieb be.
trefis gepIlieune BON Sidten an Geidstassmits
sIleosr puroe I'm &eihstase anaenomuen nit einem
amendment, bem5ufolge cas @eeb nidt Dor Der
naditen 2esislaturpsriooe in &raft treten fol. g.
lit iebr unroabriheinlih, DAB Der yunoesra!b bieiem
8eieBe ieine 3uitimmuug ertaeiien miro.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

. Raupe1n burd a;sben in unaebeueren Wafisn has
iIo6iliDe Suinois uno frsIIen iiberal, tpobin iie fom-
nnsn. Die SIditer uno Gnospsn bon Den VGumsn unb
St,Gu1 I'm ab.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-05-18

Das graebniB 1T UNI suei MiQtonen binter ben
eebeaten grpartun9en 3uridgeblteben.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09
SHERlFF'S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D out of the Circuit Court in and for the County
of KenUsha, State Of Wisconsin, in favor OF David
w. Baker, Plaintiff, and against the goods .
chattels and real estate of William Fosd1ck and
Ly man Fosdick, Defendants, to me directed and
delivered, have, for want of goods and chattels
to make the sum therein 10 entioned levied upor
and taken all the right, title and interest which
the defendant Lyman Fosdick had on the twenty
fifth day of april, A. D. 1871, at any time after
ward in or to the northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter of section number sixteen 16) town
one y North Jf Rangenumber ninet cen i9)east
in the town OF Randall, County OF Kenosha and
state OF Wisconsin. Which aforesaid property |
by law directed, at the front door of the Court
House in the city of Kenosha county Of Kenosha
an5 state aforesaid, on Friday the 92d day of
A. d. 1871, at one O'Clock in the after
noon of that day, t'4e ss
Dated Sheriff's ONCE, Kenosha. Aug. 9th, 1871.
JOHN LUCAS.
Sheriff Kenosha Co., Wis.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

There are some big-hearted men left in
New Hampshire. A leading lawyer IN
Concord, the other day, on his way to
court, stopped and auctioned off load of
wood which boy of some ten years of
age from the country had spent half a
day vainly endeavOring to sell Not long
ago, one of the most ponular governors Of
the Granite State, finding man In trouble
because he could get no one to carry in
load of coal, took off his coat, borrowed
q basket, carried in the coal, charged fifty
cents for the job, gave it to poor wo-
man, and was as good governor after.
wards az ever he had been before.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

WHY A CLERGYMAN DYED HIS HAIR
"A clergyman n Massachusetts,, who has
seen his three score and ten, was compli
mcnted on his hale and youthful locks
the other day Smiling, he touched his
handsome brown hair aud replied, You
know they have d way OF helping old
men little these days" What - said
his friond, " have you been cOloring your
hair " Yes, replied he :" have been
doing what once thought nothing would
induce me to do. have been turning my
grey hair brown, and | will tell you how
was brought to It, After leaving my
position as-, I proposed to go back
into the ministry and become II parish
minister, Accordingly as l had oppor-
unity, ! preached to some destitute
churches, and was gratified to hear, that
the people were we'll pleased with my
preaching and but for my grey hair
would gladly have me as pastor; but
they could not think of 50 old q man.
Well, while [ was going through this ex
perience, an old friend suggested to me
TO color my hair, and thus remove from
the eyes Of the people the reproach OF
being an old man. And | consented, to
make this experiment. And what do you
think? The very first time that preach.
ed with brown hair upon my head was
greeted with call to settle in the minis
cry, and have ever since been the happy
pastor Of a united and apparently per
fectly satisfied people. So much for the
color of ones hair-so much in proof that
looks are something after all, rotwith
standing the old proVerb that looks are
nothing and behavior is all.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09

Just at this moment half a million pair
Of blankets, are needed in Chicago and
the Northwest, by people to whom every
penny is Of vital necessity. Upon every
pair of these blankets there is a tax OF
s2.75 to purchase those blankets will re
qulre $1,250,000 more money than those
blankets could be purchased for if this
tax did not exist. It must be remember
ed that not one cent Of this tax is receiy-
ed by the government. Why ought the
tax be omitted on blankets donated, and
not on all blankets Why should not
the whole people have the benefit Of a
full supply of clothing az one half the
present prices, when all that prevents ii
IS a tax which, though necessarily collec.
ted, yields no revenue? Not one word
can be said in favor Of emitting tax on
donated goods that does not apply with
equal force to the repeal of the tax al.
together Chicago Tribune.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-09
THE NEWS

FROM NEW YORK, NOV o.-N lt''ni
Thompson, the boy ,wltchtender wiz
pleaded guilty to he charge 81 m&nj
slaughter il having ed &c acc'd u
at Brllis switch Ne" jersey, IN ~ :
last. WAS sentenced y'Sttf'aa} Ihfet
months mprisonni&@t ana uheu $''o
elias O'Conor @'ate@ fil"' \ Il & i - z
thai from three e. $sA millions WI 3'
rec, vcred from "~@i u" alo' - am
auctions. 81 -
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GREAT BRITAIN.
FROM LONDON, Nov the amount
received al LIE ManeI"n Il use, up % faSl
evening, for the benefit Of ~" sChc'g
sufferers, was GAG SEQ. Con'r'hu"o"-
continue to be received rom odjEIdn'.
doaors,ahd from committees ID provincial
cit.@3 and towns
FROM PARIS, NoV.4-the trla' ct th"s
members Of the Commune who have been
held under a charge. "' beng diEec ~
concerned IN The muF4er OF the NersaIi':S
Generals, Lec"mpte and Thomas dnrm@
the first days OF the instruction IN P"rI~
was begun yesterday. The trial eXcltr>
much interest ana attracts large numbers
TO the COURTROOM.
FROM UrAH.-rHE GOLD EXCITEMENT.
SAuT LAKE Nv. GA well known
Mormon writing from Beaver under da;c
Oct. 81, says Brother Brigham arrived
here this morning, and after a rest of
about five hours, left for Saint George, on
the southern border Of the Territory He
was escorted by twelve mounted men of
the NavoO Legion, q am told" says the
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-12-28
Corruption I'm Virginia.

For some unexplained reason the new light
refOrmers and enemies of President GRANT
have never been able to discover, or even see
when others discover them, any fraud except
under Republican Administrations. The cold.
grudging, unwilling aid they rendered in the
New York city renCvations, forms hardly an
exception. They devote column upon column
in denunciation of frauds by the General Gov.
eminent, which only exists in their disordered
imagination, and wrathful defamation about
carpet bag" frauds in one or two Southern
States. But though there has been quite as
much rsscality and corruption in Democratic
Virginia as even in South Carolina or Georgia.
there is never reference made to them by
the sorehead papers. The means by which
the funding bill was forced through the last
Legislature OF that State proves it to have been
az rotten as Tammany itself. The Richmond
Journal says that enough can be disclosed
to show that the honor of more than a score of
members Of the last Assembly was bartered
for the gold of the bondholders, and the pas
sage of the bill paid for by New York Wall
street brokers. Bankers, brokers, lawyers,
gentlemen and Legislators are known to be in
volved in the corruption.