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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
Drinking Customs I'm Germany.

There Is a very amusing .etter in
Messenger dc Toulouse, purporting to
have been written by a French pris-
oner at Stargard, in Pomerania,
wherein truth and fiction are mixed
up in the most delightful manner.
After holding up the mirror of her
iniquities to all Germany, chiefly as
regards the "abOminablen treatment
of the prisoners everywhere ''whO
We're beaten, kicked, iIl-treated, in
suited in every way" the letter winds
up in this thoroughly French style:
"A demOiselle in Stargard had writ
ten two letters TO a French officer.
The Major who had opened them
handed them to lady whom he
knew TO be personal enemy of the
demOiselle. They were then publish
Ell in a newspaper, and the father of
the girl had 10 leave town. This,
however, did not prevent the CORES
pOndence from going on. These qrct-
chen are pas@iOnately in love with US,
and their only dream is 10 marry a
Frenchman. 1t is for this reason, al
so, that the lives of the Pomeranian
women are anything but happiness.
They live very retired, and give their
husbands an example of sobriety
which these gentlemen do not always
follow. All day long most strict de-
meanOr. Nothing but cold and surly
cOuntenances. In the even;ag very
moderate supper. Tney do not drink
at suppef. There is no drink on the
table. WhOsOever is thirsty rises and
goes to a side-table to drink water.
The women then stay at home in the
evening; the men go into the taverns
and drink their fill of beer, white
wine, and champagne. The police
men have tue keys to all housedoors.
They carry as their weapon a stout
stick with hook attached TO il. If
they find a citizen lying in the street
dead drunk-which happens many
times an evening-they turn him over
with their hook, see who he is, and
then take him upon their shoulders.
They carry him as far as his house,
open the door, aEd place the MASTER
uper the 1ioor; they then lock the
door again, and that's all, II the
drunken man regaips some of his wits
he drags himself 10 bed; if not, he
sleeps on the staircase. And thus !
the appearances are saved in spite of |
it all. 80 pietistio Tartuferid" Is |
not this picture ef Teutonie manners |
and customs worthy pendant to
1acitus? !
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
What is a Million Dollars !

People say: THE steamer took
away million dollars just as COM
placently as though Il million dollars
could be picked up like dirt. Au an
nOnymOUS writer remarks that Er-
few people have any more idea what
millions, billions, trilIiOns are tuas
they have of the brOgaus worn bv the
cObblers who inhabiU the moon. =
million of silver dollars Possesses %
vastneSs that i rather Startling % r.
man who has never faced such a pile.
To count this sum at the rate of one
thousand five hundred dollars a1
hour, and eight hours a day. would
require man nearly three months.
If the said dollars We're laid side h-
side they would reach one hundred
and thirty-siX miles, While their trans
poTtatiOn would require f0LFteeu wd-.>
Ons carrying two tons each. II ps.l-
lions become thus OVeTpOWeriu- ia
their magnitude, what shall We .l.
with larger sums2 The seconds iu-f--
thousand years seem almost iuc.,..r.-
liable, and yet they amount To o-.-
fifth less than a triliiOn. Y uuaj..s-
lion of leaves af paper, each the ,v..-
hundreth part Ofan inch i'll thic.,U-.-.
would form a pile. the height &C.
which would be three hundred ga.i
thirty times the moons distance rU--l
the earth. A cannon Uail flies swift
ly; but if one were fred al the utr-
ment that one Of our National PRESS
dents takes his seat III the Wifi.
House, and were 70 continue, with
unabated velocity, twelve hundred
feet a second during his whole ter;a oE
office, 1t would not travel three l...-
lions of miles. We Eever hgar ct tha
Wandering Jew but we mentally in
quiru what was the sentence ri iiF
punishment. Perhaps hc wa tg..i CD
walk the earth till lc counted % tri'-
lion. Suppose man to count one iu
every second of time, day and ui4h.,
without stopping to rest, eat or sleep,
it would take him thirty-tvO years rr
count billion, or thirty Thousand
years to count triilion, even as t1a
French understand that term. - u,.
said before, what a limited idea unt.
have of the immensely Of numbers
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

ton. After brief interval of delay,
and certain apparently casual move
ments among the flowers, through
all of which he kept his eyes averted
from the window, he began slowly to
turn in that direction. He immedi-
ately heard a slight movement in the
blind, which seemed to him to de-
note closing of the bars. He paid
no apparent attention TO this, but
went in quiet and unconcerned
manner to a small seat which he saw
in the garden, and placing it before
one of the specially beautiful shrubs
which had attracted his attention, he
seated himself upon it, and opening
his album, and taking out a pencil, he
began making a drawing of the flow
er imagining all the time that there
were pair of bright eyes watching
him from behind the screen of the
bind.
Presently, while going on with his
work, he began TO hum the notes of
certain air, and soon af:erward be-
gan to sing the words, in a voice soft
and gentle, but still loud enough to be
heard by any one that might be list.
ening. The music which he selected
for this performance was Spanish
song called THE Song of the Flow
ers u WAS as followq.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
Redemption Of Fractional Currency,

The Secretary of the Treasury pro-
poses to Treasurer Spinner that here
after when more than half OF a note
of mutilated currency is presented
for redemption, the whole note be
redeemed, and that whenever the por-
ton presented is less than half the
original size of the note, the whole
be forfeited the Government. Gen.
Spinner favors this proposition if the
half or more cf note presented be
an entirety, or in other words, be not
pierced with fragments OF other notes.
The Secretary has also suggested that
hereafter the Government assume
the expense attending the expressage
OF as small sums as 500 in mutilated
fractional currency. No decision has
yet been reached.-KGSh. St6f.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

THE recent Chicago fire destroyed
900 tons of broom corn which has
caused considerable advance in the
price. The crop of 1871 is we'll known
to be partial failure-it being esti-
mated By the most liberal and best
posted dealers at not oyer o1e-third;
but the immense stock of old corn
that was held in Chicago prevented
prices from materially advancing, al
though 1t was generally conceded
that they would have been high any
how later in the season, hut now,
since the destruction of about one
fourth of the entire stock IN the Uni
ted States, it is fsiy Ia presume that We
shall hare the ,talIest prices for broom
s1rn Known since the war,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

FIRE PROTECuON.-ScarCcly ANY
modern Structures merit the epithet c.'
''ffre-proof." It has been said on good
authority, that in the city Cf IDa3cl
only one building, the Ne}T RecsrE o.
flee, really deserves 10 be called 80.
This is built OF iron and stone. and has
no room larger than seventeen by TWEEN
ty-live, and seventeen feet high. None
OF tie rooms open into others, but Iu,o
vaulted passage, by means Of iron
doors, and If the documents IN one apart
ment were 10 take fire, they would bum
out with as little effect Oh the rest OF
the edlfice as if they were Goals 81 "a
crate. OF course. buildings iulC.Iel
for trade cannot often Le CO.'S. .TuC;e.j i.,
this way, bur the Systsm might bs IA
more general Use than IL Is. The French
practice in buildings is a good one. In
stead of using fiiulsy laths for thin per-
titiOns, they employ stout pieces Ut uaE.
as thick as garden pailIngs. These tbev
nail firmly on each side of the fr2mjHl,
of the partition, and fill the srace b.
tween with rubble and plaster Of Paris.
They coat the whole with tfis plaster.
The floors are managed in the same ses-,
as well as the under Sile Of the stairs,
Houses are thus rendered almost Is near
''fre-prooin as II built 0 stone through
out. In Nottingham, England. where
sBsy have got gypsum in the neiEhbor-
hood, as in Paris, they form their floors
and partitions in the same solid mauEer-
builGi' & is rarely burnt
down In that pOpUlOU- mauGiaeturiaz
tOwn.-N. \. Evening Post.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
"soNG OF TIE FLOWERS. "

We arc the children that spring from the
hidden warmth that pervades 20 mysteriously
ali the realms Of nature, we arc the children of
the dew, We arc the children OF the earth, we
are tho children Of the air, and above all things
We are the children Of heaven"
The beauty Of this last expression
can not be transferred to our Ian
guage, as il depends upon the fact
that in the original, one and the same
word denotes the Heaven" and "sky,"
including in the latter meaning the
influence of the sun and air.
The song goes on:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24
N r S. III. R q It'll E

RESS POPLINS, all cheap.
FURS For LADIES' tC MISSES
at S9ch prices that all can bag.
LADIES' AND MISSES BOOTS & SHOES
Direct from the factories, new styles. and cheap
ALSO A LARGE LOT OF TOYS & PRES
ENTS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
All Of the above Goods were purchased for
CASH At REDUCED PRICES. and will he
sold at the SMALLEST PROFITS FOR CASH.
Be sure to call and see Us. IS we will try and
please YOU. I, is no trouble to show our goods.
RcccIIcct the place. M.RUTTLE.
South side West Market ST.,
Sept. I5.-3m- Columbia, Tenn.
p. S-ou Bonnets and Hats shaped and
trimmed to look like new.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-11-24

Man sullies rs by his touch. and in his very
love for rs effects our destruction. We cling to
the earth by thread-our root, which Is our
life-but we raise our arms as high as we cau
toward heaven the sky, which is our home
For II is from heaven the sky and airl that we
receive our soul, and TO heaven We render il
again. Our souls is fragrant perfume"
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A capital misunderstanding mon
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ten tuuroen 9et6btet unb biele perpunbet; oas Sc.
feht NOR I'M ! nbr poriiber.
Hie National @aroen Iinb nod INNER I'M Beibe
Der Yorte Maiaot.
Gin Battalion MrtiQsrie elf herbei. gs piro Sc.
neral Warih 9eldlasen uno Die W6le peroen be-
mannt. 8roBe Aufresuns berriht in Yaris.
Yeriailles, 2. Npril, Mbenbs. Sic Rrifis feht
bepor. 3pei Batierien aeben auf Der StraBe nod
Yarts Dor unb Die grabalan5en itebsn In wereits
idaft.
gismard bat ~qetattet, iebe be(ie6ise 4nsablSr up
ben bel Yaris sulammen su 5ieben uno iaat, ipenu
bic Orbnung bis Is. D. Ie. niSt ipieoer b~srsetelt
iii, iperoen Die 9eutiden in Yaris einriifen. Siele
Habridt lit 5iiperlaiig. ag~3
8eriaiIles, 3. Nptil. - usber ben Ranlpf bel
gOurbepoie mirb nod s%emeloet:
Sic Niationalen Durhen 5uerlt nah gonrbepoie
bineinaetriebsn. mo- Tie iid i'm S6ube Der Sduisr ei'
ne 3eit lang bieften. Ste tpuroen ieooh oilrb Bonn
ben pom Sort Yalerien Der bon bort ~peririehen uno
mubten lib mud Der Bride bel Heiiillp 3uriidjteben.
BON no ans tie elm 6eftiees @emebrfeuer unterbtel'
ten. Mud aug bieier 5ieduns Dertrieben. aossH tie
fh IhIieBli1 in Die Staot surld unb NdloHen Die
Sdore. 0ie 0erioiQer Sruppel mahten feinel,
Yeriud, ibren bortbin III fptgen. -.
Cine SddBuns, 4DeIAe isbOh ipobri6einlit iiber'
triebeu 1T. eiebt ben Berlaft Der Rational. Garoen
Quf 200 W}onn an. t#a-
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Bum amerifanijdlen geajfeulGader.

9as Yariitr ySournal oes Debafs" ia5t in einem
Grtifel iiber oas ulOerlaogen Srantreib's, ben Grie9
fortsuieyen - ~ g.# 1
rDie iosenannten perbeilsrten @epebre, uelde in
Mulerita pber 5onitno eefauif puroen, iirb. ipie lih
berauseeftQt bat, bon Der ihleatelten aualitat uno
5u jeoell @s6rau1 rntauglid," ,egta ,-- sr.Is
Yiai loeiB aug anberen Guenen, BOB bieies nrs
ttett mir ouf etnen She'll DER betteffeuoen @affen
Mnapenban9 iinoet. 8as nadt inbeiien Die Sabe
nidt better, uielatebr nod fhlimmer; oenn Die ONE
|ritaniibe aeeiernng bat iomit nad) bsioen @eiten
gin tre4tos 9ebanoslt. Dsuiihiano, bas ibr @elo.
mittel 5nr 5Ortlibrung oes Snnberbunbsfrleges
y~ieterte, ,bersaIt lie ben GiebcsGienit ba0urA. baBIiie
~leinsn ,5einoen @offen D%erfauiie, uno Die Jranioien
bot lie oaourh ungelbmiert, DAB lie linen slr 5bell
unbraudbaren SAuno l~itisrte. SIT es NnseiGts
folter Sbatlaherl Elm Wunber. rueln Die Auterifa.
ner in europa dig cine i~treuloie Sba1er. Station
Derihrieen 1peroen? 10 sIi3gf5 1851 ~ Jatp!.4
0ie Rreaturen 8aulbetta's iolen .~ibrieeas ibren
auten Sdnltt an Den 'amerifanilfen @afffnliefer=
unsen aenlatt baben, tpeibe lie Der proptiori1aen
Neaierun9 Sranfrsld's, su borrenten Yreileu an
| tetneten. .E
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: Wrd5iSent Grant befommt anait!- griaubte

! - Yrdibent Grant befommt ansit!- er lanote
am Wabltase cine Sepsiae an ben Goupsrneur BON
Connecticut, in pslderg ct feline uutriebe i'm San
Domingo Sanbel gu bsidOntsen in6t ano per1tdert,.
baB er isbt COR nidt auf bic @rleoisuns Der GRACE
brdnse, ionsern Die Sat}e nar sur &snntniB peg eot'
srefIss uno bes ge!tss su brinsen pinibte. III lit
nod INNER Der Iseinuns, bab Der anidluB bon San
Domingo lpiinI6eusloett6 lei, min aberi Dem Com
srsb Die gerantnortliateit iberlaTsn nno i4liebt
nit Der gerI6eruns, baB er feline Yo!itif babe Die
er gegen Den Bilen bss BOLTS bur63uleben ipiin=
aiae. Sic 9epel9e 1T Dem Yrdioenten obne ,3spsl'
fl in Die 5ssoer bictirt tporoen, oalnitsie ben seebrls
gen gin1ub auf bic @obl in Connecticut ansilee.
Wenn Grant feline Yolitif Bat, Die er aesen ben geil=
len tes 8pIfes .ourdsufl6ren pinidt, 10 nlDhte
man fraseu : % Grant, tparum perfolgit Ou ole
Dieienieen nit Deinem. biitetiten Saiie, Die segen
Deinen San domingo S6Dinoel in sbrli9er ab-
.fiAt ibre Stiume erbeben2 e ii u9.f .a .s as
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8 . +.

Sen %. Mdrs.- Mls Die San Domingo Com.
milton auf Der 6obrt bon Nquia Greet mad Waihs
tnaton iid auf benz DompfbOote @eor9iana an ben
Wtttta8stllb 1eBen tpoute, lpur0e Dem 9teeer sSre0.
SOugIas Elm SiB on benz slide peruei9ert. in Sol
se neiien Die ean5e @eieuidafi in GROCER gntrIituns
%auiltano uno ben 5iih perleb. =
8let1 IN Der bedti9en Mtor8enFbung oes Senats
rei1te Gunner tinen geihluB Elm, Der Die Commit
tee tiber Den columbia Sitrift anmeiit. Den YOrfan
AZ unteriuden unb WaBregeln 5u empfehlen, I'm Die
g6!eoerboiuie ioider geleioi9unaen u~nierer gfarbis
Gen Wltblrger" 5u perbuten. 8is mOr8en 5urid.
geleat. -~..z -
Sotue BON WisconfTn antmortete Damn auf Sums
ner's gsitrige Neoe. St 1hloB nit Der grfidruna,
oab Die Nufsabe Der republifaniihen Yartei nod
nlbt bsenoet let; er erlube4 Diejsnisen, Die bau,it
lmgeben, oleie Yartei au ~serit0ren, ~seraoe3u in bas
Eager Des 6ein0ens iiber5uaeaen uno niht ME SUI.
oas Der YarteL per lie an5u9eb0ren p%orseben. 0as
Wteiier in ben Giide 81 itOBen. JreeiinebuDien
folgte auf b~erielbsn Seite, tpDrauf S1urs summers
Stanopui1ft pertbeloiate.
SIN Saui e bertdtets Gbelabarger feline &utlur.
blussur Wabre9ellng bes Siloens unb %erDfInete be
Debate 5u 1unlten oteler MtaBreael.5 ~ 1s1t.t@%
ai Sen 80. Mdr3. SIN Gsnate febte 56ur, iei,
ne 9eitr!9e 9teoe ibersDi San DDmingo sSraae fort,
nobel er Srn. Grant nadbriflid auf Oen 2eib rlid=
ts. Nlr 9eben Ius5ige aus Der 9teee in elmer al,
bern Spa!te. Na1 ibm iprab Sarlan; oils aber
Snnlner antDorten tpollte, oa lputoe ibn1 BON ben
Nrban9ern @ranrs oas Wort abeeitnitten uno Die
%lofoftl8e Nbltinmun9 llber Sunnsr's Bejblllie, Die
9etpille Qusfnnft b~erlansen uno oas Yetiabren Des
Yrdi toenten i'm San Domingo Sanosl taoeln, am
s%eotbnet. Dit 80 gegen Is Stimmen teate Der sc,
nat Die geiGllhe auf ben 3ii1. @rObe Nufre=
9un9 auo eonfulion berri9te pdbreno Der Nbtlm.
mung. ma 40 '.aGsi3 faf~ @-- -
Sos Saus osbattirte iber SbsQabarser's Ru=
~fluybil. e. "a gat, ..5..5s.. .rr1 a. lGat
Sen 80. Wdrs. Ser Senat ibmubte ube,
Sbermon's geidlnB, Der Die SSnlt,5 COMMITTEE an.
iDetlt, cine &atiugbiG einsubringen, uno oas Saus
ldpabte ibsr Sbslabarssr's &uflurbla. ~nI,a@aI
r. Sen 81. Mdr5. = Sortiebuns Der auflurosbatt
i'm Senate. a1ja: l2Na'sj7F - -t@ 1887 !H.0~-'~
p SIN 9auie molten nod 10 Biele iber sbelabor.
GERS &utlprbii ipreden, oaB beihlpiien ,purne. Der
Nbeno su SIlie AL nshmen. Muf Anirag BON Broofs
bon gtep Yorf muroe Der Staatsiscretdr eriudt, ben
Satfe Die eorrelpDnoens 5piihen Dem Stadtsbepor,
tement uno uiierrl @eIanoten in %sSloren3 Iber bt
!gefebuns Sons burd ben 96nis bon Stalien Dor.
5ulegen. 1851 p. 1i.sAt
Gen 8. April. Go6 INNER beIddftiaen lid
beioe Sduir NIT hen Rutlur oumbug. Ser Sena
oebattirte iiber gbsrn,an's 8ei1luB. Der Die Sutis.
@ortmittse a%ntpeiit, cine &nflurhili einsubrineen
Sas saus oebatt'rte iiber Shelabarger's Gutlur6il
lno nimut babel fogar bic Abenoe sl Siilfe. Seut
muroe ineeien beihloiien, BOB Die Debate au1 Wtitt
nod gel6lOien tperoen iol. r u.. ISIS tllu
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mertunsen au5ufliitern ober in ben giidern nadau=
ihIaaen. Was aud Die Mnfidteu Der anoern @e-
notpren iber bic 5raee iein n6sen. Saur3 unb
Gunner tparen Die einsisen Rdmpfer gegen Die ganse
Mominiirations. 8artet, Die lie ieood tpenig su eltl'
miren idienen. 6enotor Shur3 purbe ,uenis nn-
terbrohen big at Der Stele. mo er Die &rieesgepalt
oes @onqrsfIes unbbes Yrdiioenten beiprad. Sowe
p%pponirte uno lnterbrada 6fters Die 8emerfuneen
BON @enator @4nra.. Der ieine (Soue'sl Sbeorien
aIs eine neue coniiitutionele $ oftrin f%ritilirte. potre
ertpies 1ih ais 3u idpad uno tpuroe balo b~eieitl9t.
Stun unterbra1 Mr. Morton,4 ofs Sdur3 pie Mn=
fibrung Der Mnneftiruus pon Ssras oils Worbllo fris
1ilrte. llno als Shur3 iogte. @alhonn uno Splsr
wirbsn f1 Der @eieaidaft @rant's ,ihdmsn. tpar
bic tNufreanne iungebeuer, nnb MortDn. Stepart,
@onfline unb Carpenter ipraden gu slsiher 3eit.
g elmer nod benz Mnbsren nseine Serfen,. lagte
Il Snurs, i'd ,peroe Muen antmorten, aoer sin6elu,
ipenn Is sefdlis it, limb nun fertigte e Die Se'
natoren ein5eln auf geluuseue Weiie ab." tjaf s.4
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gculpergus. - Mi1iise GutIdei6nng.

Gas tb1fe 8ertd}t ses Staates, bas gegentudrs
tis bier in Gibuns 1T, ertidieb ON Dienltag. haB
Der GtooitatG zines Stdofdens ~(pilage) bas Ned)t
bat, bard Sroiaanlen Den Verfauf bon @etn, Mle,
Bier uub g}orier innerbaIb Der Grersen iDldts
@!Got1ens gu nerbieten. Ser betrsfIenoe Sal wurs
Re DON Mcgoanelaoiue, MorSan gountp, UOr ole
Gapreme Court eebra0t. "a
; 8sle gntideioAig, Die uns et,uas FpaniiG por.
fomnt, 1T lsbr piGtig unb luirb i'm Sager Der Sem=
perer3 %5ar,atifsr nit errbsr 6reuoe aui3enpmmen
,perbcn. Ser 5taotratb jeoes fIeinen gtdbtGeus
/ atbemnaA bas GeGt, ben 8erfauF ielbit zines @Ia=
les Bisrs 5u perbieten uno etnen yerfolsunsatries
aeaea Wirtbe uno 8rauer su %er6fnen. Sn sroben
Gtd6teu, NOD bic beutiGe 8ep6iferuns aablrei6 lit
uno beoeiltenoen GinauB beiiBt. fam man i5er iol'
de GrG1niRfeIei !ad9er, aber in fleinen StGbten 1T
Die Sa1s ipirfli9 lGlimm uno DIinet ben Seupe=
"renslern bic Sbiir sn 8ablolen Suoeleisn uno 9eBe.
reieri. ltaIere 2anbsleute in alien StGoien nno
9td0iael Shio's ipntsn aus oieIem @runoe bel
Den i!dbtii4en 8abien boppslt auf Der gut
isin uno ibren gan5en Gin{tas a%uf5ieien, I'm Die
gBdhl BON Serberen5iern, %belDnbers fit oen Staots
rai9, 81 ~Dsrbiten!
Ser raoifale Gunner Dot in ieiner neuliben
sRsoe liar nah8eoteIen, oaB Brdiioent Grant Bel
benz Gan Domingo 9anoel bic Gonftitution uno
oas 06Iisrrebt nit Siben 9~etreten uno lid t0nig=
llfe @eiualt a~naemaBt bat. SennO1 berdtb bas
Saus beg @onarelies aeasnuartis i!ber bic Sbelas
bargsr'5Ae 4lfluroil. Die Den yraloenten urter Nm
BERN bspollmddugt, nae5 eisenem grmeiien uno
ohne cine Musforberung leitens elmer 2e9isIatur peer
bcs @onpsrneurs ab3unarten, 8uaoestruppen IN ir=
eenb einer gtoat 5u Derien mie, to uno mann
es i1ni e%uioiinft. SieBelu8nib Der auf6ebung oes
oobsos gprpns Gehtes unb 5ur Grlaiiuna ~beIiebiaer
etanoreais Yrotlamationen miro ibm 10 ~beiidufis
init in ben aauf ~geaeben.
Cine Iclhe unera6rte @jeuaIt min Die raoitaIe
Yartei einem Yrdioenien anoertrauen, bon tpelAem
Gunner uno Sdur5 %erflaren, oaB er tpegen ieinfr
frden' @sDaltanmabunsen in anflaseSuftano ses
aus 5t iperoel peroiert.
-Sn Cincinnati baten Die Oemofraten am Don7
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Die SteOe, ole Garl Sdur5 lebte gHpd5e I'M Sc
note belt unb in wsldler ct ben Grsunoen 8rant's
10 barrie Rifle 5u fuaden aab, bat Die Guinerfiams
felt BEG gan5en 2anbes alf lid se5oaen. Die 9e,
~nlDtraten ~e6nnen's oem Nilturberriher Grant, baB
ibm eiamaI bon einent Yartsiaenoilsn Der Stanos
punt flar senla6t Doroen lit; iene Republifaner
aber, Die nod nidt san5 i'm Yarteiidlamm neriun,
fen IinO, miiien burd Die SAurs'ids 9ieoe e~rfennen,
BOB Grant uno e~Onlorten auf bDhlt freibeitssefGbrs
Tide en- Wesen tpanoetu. Die 6reunbe @rants iolen
Da6teno Der 0tebe in ole b6hit. Dutb eeraiben iein
uno, ME Sonn Yiatt perlihert, iOl Der Habitale
Chamber abieits in Die Worte ausgebrohen fein:
rGer per-te D5tlhman" Sas 1T natiirlid als
leg, mas LID BON einem 10 roben Menlben ME
Chamber erwarten ldBt. Der Waibinstouer Cor
respondent bss u n DOrter Seralo i6ilbert oas auf
tretsn oes oeutl1en Senators bel oieler @elesenbeit
uie foi9t: Ia
,afs id Senator sdur, erbob, seigte iid cine
olgcmeine gelpsguna i'm Senat. CT ftsbt poran
inter ben ihlaaferti9ien uno fdbigiien Oebattanten
i'm Senat unb feline beutige 5eoe 5eidneie lid ourh
ibre Ifarfen Yointen uno ihre unni0erlesIihe Bes
ipeisiibrung aug. Dor ihm lasen Diele gioten, Die
er 5uweilen su 9tatb 500, ieooh obne cine Heoe ab
%sulelen. TihOsum Inn .leInen Vult lagen Saufen
pan giaern nnb DotuHlsniei, binter ibm iab DER.
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