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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

9hlIz SPEAKS Mr.. Louis Dem
y ~ Aertueky,) announces through
~. s',a newspaper that he will not
1" greeley. Added to his other
7 0ld White Hat bailed Jefferson
/ says Dembitz, and that settles
asa With him. He thinks the
~ L whites in their leaning to the
|sa;a s1r'ed sage, care guided by sillier
d,,sSslln an would influence the raw
esE, negro" Dembitz may be
HI 49, Out ne is nevertheless "Dem-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

In his address before the American
Medical Association at Philadelphia, Dr
ID. w. Yandcll, the President, placed tho
question of the admission of women 60
the practice Of medicine, upon thc basis
Of "demand and supply in accordance
with the doctrines of political economy.
II there Is demand for female physicians,
that want must bo supplied, aud uuloa
such demand exists. 10 is useless for
woman 10 attempt 10 earn % livelihood as
medical practitioner. Observation,
however, shows that in the treatment Of
certain classes Of diseases particularly
those of women and children, female
have acquired great skill and experience,
and are consulted by persons who object to
male physicians. Women are universally
acknowledged 10 make the best nurses,
and if this be the case, why should
they not also be- competent physicians p
The only difficulty is presented boz tho
treatment Of surgical cases, iu thc con-
duct Of which women have not sufficient
nerve 10 perform critical operations.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

/ H0MocIDE.-A colored man named
Lcwis Brown, was arrested near Terry, and
brought TO jail at this place, on Tuesday
last, for killing another colored man, whose
name we did not learn. The particulars,
as we heard them, but which we forbear re-
peatlng, are very extenuating.
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There is lesson in these examples.
The West - 1'he Political Hero.
sCODP.


The West - Che Political aEoro-
scope.
We are all prone hopefully to pre-
diet that things will happen as we would
have them, and to deceive ourselves bv
appearances. And we may not read
amiss the signs of the Presidential can.
vass. PROFESSIONALLY there are some
indications Of opposition to an alliance
of the Democratic party with the Lib
erals on the terms proposed at Cincin-
matt; but they are few compared to the
display of opinion the other way. In
the West the popular demonstrations are
decidedly for the Reform movement, APP
propriately represented by Greeley and
Brown. For example, the State Regis
ter, the central organ of the Illinois
Democracy, publishes a list of forty-sev-
en- Democratic papers in Illinois, forty
four of which support Greeley and Brown
and three advocate the nomination of a
straight Democratic ticket at Baltimore
There are twenty-nine other Democratic
papers in the State to hear from.
In Wisconsin the popular current
drifts decidedly towards the combination
programme The Milwaukee News, or
gan of the Wisconsin Democracy, states
that almost all Of the Democratic papers
of that State favor the Endorsement of
Greeley by the Baltimore Convention.
1t says furthermore
If the Democrats in this State shall cor
daily and earnestly indOrse the Greeley
and Brown ticket, they can elect four and
probably six members of Congress, two
thirds OF the county officers i'll the State.
and both branches of the next Legislature.
A poll of the members of the Demo
cratic State Executive Committee show
ed ten Greeley, two anti-Greeley, and
four non-committal.
We will add that the signs are still
favorable for the adhesion of the large
German element to the movement. The
Westliche Post, at ST. Louis, Mr.. Schurz'
organ, gives full extracts from fifteen
leading German newspapers upon the
political situation, and says:
The last important change in the political
situation iustifies us in devoting the large
space which we give to-day to the spirit OF
the German-A merriam press. Although
the selection of Horace Greeley "a the
standard bearer of the reform movement,
which was chiefly inaugurated and sup
ported by the Germans themselves, yet no
single German paper which formerly advo-
Gated the movement has deserted its coiors.
The importance of this element will
be appreciated when it is remembered
that in the North it numbers about 20O,-
900 voters, who have heretofore gone
almost solid for the Republican party,
before the proofs of disintegration COM
menced, in consequence of the usurpa-
tions, corruptions, follies and crimes of
the Grant Administration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

The letter Of Mr.. Greeley, accepting
nomination., viii increase the enthu-
an which his name has inspired among
na..ns
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Queen Elizabeth.


This Queen, Ia spite of the representa-
tions of 20 many historians, wa a wautou
in morals, heartloss in the cruelty OF hrr
disposition, and ugly in person. 10 her
siXty-iirst year she was thus described
Her face oblong, fair bat wrnkIci, Deer
eyes small, but black and pleasant bnr
nose little hooked. her lip. narrow aul
her teeth black; she wore false hair, and
that red; her bosom uncovered yet Wa
this Princess vain 10 the la-t degree, aud
a. accessible 10 fattery O.. any ever heard
Of, a. the following instance may show.
When the States of Holland sent SPLEEN
did embassy 10 her, at the first audience
one Of the Embassadors suit said tl au
English gentleman that hc did not know
why they should speak with such indiGer
ence Of the Queens beauty, that they
did her great injury; that he thought her
very charming, and should De happy Iu
having 50 fine woman for bis wife.
The Queen, who had her eyes fixed
upon the whole suit Of foreigner when
the audience WIS over sent for The Eng
lish gentleman, and commanded him,
under pain Of disploasure, 10 icll her what
the Dutchman had said 10 him; thc gem
tleman excused himself "a long time,
pretending the conversation was nothing
but a trihe the Queen, however, was
determined 10 know what the digc0urse
was. upon which he told Her Majesty tho
whole Of what had been said. The cou-
clusion of the matter was that the Em-
bassadors we're presented each with q
chain Of gold eight hundred pounds value,
and their principal attendants with one
Of one hundred crowns each; but the gall
liant Dutchman who had found the Queen
80 very, very handsome bad a chain Of
sixteen hundred crowns value, which, b
il said, Mynheer wore % the day Of his
death.-Reynold's London Newspaper
BRONCHITIS
This Is An irritation Or Inflammation Of
the bronchial tubes, which carry the ar We
breathe into the lungs. IL arises from a
cold settled In the throat, from catarrh exc
tending 20 these parts, from scrofuloua
affections, and from severe use OF the voice.
The irritation from this latter cause com
mences In the tnryiiD aud gtOHls, which are
the organs OF the voice, and extending
dOwnwards, produces hOarsenessl coughing
and splitting mucous matter, sometime
mixed with blood. Il Is chiefly dangerous
from It's tendency 20 spread into the lungs,
and terminate "a consumption. ID "a Ga the
cure OF severe and obstinate cases OF this
disease that DIR. Pieree's Golden Medical
Discovery has achieved unparalleled sue
cess, and won the loudest praise from an
who have used 1t. IL Is sold by all respect
able druggists.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-05-30

The conservative action of the New
York and Tennessee Democracy warrant
the opinion that it is the settled policy of
the party, North and South, not to fight
over again the questions of the Constitu-
tlonal Amendments, inasmuch as they
have become the settled policy of the
country, notwithstanding the illegal and
otherwise Objectionable methods of their
adoption. Doubtless, letting the dead
pasl bury its dead, they will turn to the
living issues, among which are the right
of Local Selfgoverment; opposition to
Centrallsm; the subordination of the
military TO the civil authority; Civil Ser
vice Reform and reduction of Taxation
The Wing party of former days after
having been defeated on the National
Bank and Distribution questions finally
succumbed to public opinion and aban-
doned the effort to reverse it. Mr..
Clay and his followers waged bitter
war against General jackson for remov-
ing the National Deposits, and placed
resolution on the journal of the
Senate censuring him, but did
not succeed in restoring the de-
posts, and finally gave up the conflict,
having wisely concluded that notwith-
standing the eprehensibleness of the act,
It's undoing would cost more than the
continued agitation would be worth.
Consequently, they permitted the ques-
ton to slumber, and moved on to new
and practical issues.
Tkaro :, q Io..,,,, =: a. .I
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SILEEcE-We rarely repent o. having
kept silence, we often repent of having
spoken.
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The New York herald., 1872-12-17


Alleged Cruelty of . HRthes No HIS
Chiid-Roasted ON . Red Hot Stove.
Late yesterday afternoon Police Surgeon Roden-
Btein called ~ the cor0ners ONCE and reported
the death OF child three years OF age, whose
father, Terence Dolan, lives In Lawrence street,
near Ninth ayenpe, Manhattanvi.le.
According to the representations OF DR.. Roden-
stein the father OF deceased, week or more ago.
while In state OF intoxioaton, roasted his child
on red hot stove and held IL there till it was most
fearfully burned. subsequently Drs. oLeary ana
Trpchsess, OF Manhattanyilie were called ID anu
attended the child till
when one OF them gave certificate, which, being
accepted by the Board OF Health, burial permit
was issned and the remains duly inferred
Dr. ROdenstelD, who did not know che name or
sex of the child, further represents that Mrs. Doan
was afraid to mention the matter, as, IN case sne
did, her husband threteaned to serve her the same
way he had the child Doap, 1t Is alleged, made
voluntary confession OF his guilt.
IL Is very strange indeed, IN case we Itpoit
proves to be true, that the medical gentlemen
named should certify Is to the death OF the ehllq
INSTEAD OF REFERRING TILE NATTER 10 IHk
CORONER,
where 1t properly belonged, for investigation.
Coroner Herman, who has taken the case In
charge, win summon before him Drs. O'Leary and
Truchsess and listen TO their explanation touch
ing the death OF the child, befOre taking any fur
ther action. The crime OF Doan (if any) may have
been unduly magnlted, and In that case the state
ments Of the doctors will explain everything satis
1acE0rily.
It is well known that doctors often disagree, and
1t Ia possible professional envy may nave had s0me
Thing to do with circulating the report.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

Lien B. NISER, AuCTIoHEER
srDsssslE sssii IBI as..s ,s =.
). ,,sas THEIR SssEsss ssiP ssEzssesAs " s,,,
" UNION sb sssitsks ss 1siEEEsssr sESFsEsrH
ESS ~ 1sR SE5sS &
s6fR ii Sf Al
bfISoSBs fP6s Sd S5 II EoIS Efh5Jr E sT
=; ": BuRR, TRUSTEE,
auction In this city and asgresailng nearly 100000
sales and Is OF the latest and most elegant designs and
sNECKLAoEs, BRACELETS CLUSTER AND soil
LuK SaRF Pms aaD RA AsR % srHpsh
BUTTONS &c, 3c all Of the finest cut and water. Of old
SOLID GOLD pJEwELRy-comprisns Bracelets, Neck
iaces Earrings Brooches and sets Of exquisite work
Tile above win be exhibition and from Thursday,
o'clock, during which time they be purchased at pri
@ az Il Il oes when he G o
auction positively without reserve.
Lien B. MINER. .AUorIoNEER
= ''s3%s si %%HhS SfSFS Gs4s9THfH, s'
atlo,s o'clock, at their salesrooms,
K9S s sadSS aafSfs r pssss Rs AsD sTy &oRR oMRoH
MANSHIP, CANNOT BE SURPASSED,
EMBRACING AS FOLLOWS
superb satin. wood Cabinet Bookcase, lined with blue
as Sy M S0 e
ror, and richly nlaid p carved wood and gmounted
Nanels OF unique and beautiful designs ebony Marquee
terie inlaid Cabinets, richly carved walnut Extension
tables Marqgeterie inlaid 3rm9lp mounted Centre and
black walnut and oak Mantel Mirrors, Hall Stands and
Chairs Ladys Secretary, black walnut and oak Dining
room suits with heart wood polished and Sit mount n.
Library Suits &C.; also carved rosewood grand Piano.
made by Pleyel Co., of Iars
ENGLISH WATER COLORS.
private collection OF very fine English Water Co5rs
from the gallery we'll known connoisseur, elegantly
framed in gilt aud walnut
about 100 ne European ohromos Of reeent importation
pieces tho artists Of the French,
Dusseldorf and Belgian schools 70 be sold without re-
serve. .
The above are now exhibition till day Of sale, and
we would RESPECTFULLY invite examination from our
friends and all those desiring artistic work in Furniture
or Pictures
The New York herald., 1872-12-17
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

L,ALI. RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEwpoRr-
IN The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, from
pier % North River foot OF Murray street daily ndays
exceptedl att r. NJ Tickets sold to principal pointsa
A. +. BACON, superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

EUHQrEAy sTE4sssHIPs.
VIE Ss ss,,ag ALP .vgyHs A5sHersst sgt
as
55pEEsAT5c sssaTssy sassssy bbsss%Ss bsssSsr
SHEzSyioi;:: ss'aiSss ;ssss.s
From he white star aSss ray0ns lsTry Jersey cl,
Combining safety speed and comfort
msp II
stewardess &C company ihs steamer r'N
Those wishing @ send frionIs IN The old country
now obtain steerase prepaid certificates 80 cur
Passengers booked to or from all parts Of America to
the company's Office 10 Broadway New York 'pp'' =
' '1's '''''' : o''a. J. T. ESfsaisR EsfaRKs, Agent.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
ShM 9oSs ssS Hah S
.psaaa vessel; u this syS,e s s, aoF the Con
ST IAtREST LaSssie saturSss Dec Dec. as
PRICE OF PASSAGE IS GOLD .dneiulins wlna
First cabin $l25; second cabn $75
Excursion tickets AT reduced rates.
American S 'lssuaSf Con-
fni # y aifE s 's aS aySa 81 6
Channel ESsaf fSsi S llges xssa ana s BiSara
NATIoNAL LINE OF STEAMERS.
IN Weekly Queenstown and LIVERPOOL fornishtly to
TO ssn SgnsElss2Tsq slss Az sJ4' 95yFSs20 Ei4ss
s$AhbA sEsIA Webster 9ai
GREECE Thongs FoK oSDos wsSssdfh blsf5r Gan
THE THE QUEEN Andrews sr,ssayy Tuesday Dec Pee T. stsP
~ : -THH Il HxEaHs4 Hss SHHa4ASSHHHISfy N HHf iHapr AhH
Prepaid eerass ets srEssefy sefoe queenstown
s S1 ShFSGi ofask G
90 'pp III
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sooms,ia Eor a Tana and II Rre%sn %soroa will
sa IT, ssssse agf J" %FsaSa S
o 10 be followed oy steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain
Neynassr = o. SATURDAY, psrs psr ss ana sremon
payable in gold, or Its eauivalentin In currency 30,
secana slrs saeiu cabin
''-''' '''''' 3EIRIoHs 4 co, Agents
2Bowling Green
C0NA The hi British and North American
Royal Mail steamships,
'''"san Caring ing at Cork .iIarbor. '''
From New York ;,. w., -. .
Wed We'd Dec ann
Xna every eoMng wan and
New York
sNo stcerage passengers taken on this voyage.
RATES rAssAGE.-Cabin $50 500 and $13l, gold ac-
corng accommodation. Tickets to Paris, $ gold ad-
ditional Return tickets on favorable terms Steerage
seerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all Europe at lowest rates Through bills OF lad
ing given Belfast Glasgow Hayre, Antwerp aud other
ports the Continent and for ports For
reight and cabin passage apply at the companys office,
No. Bowling Green for storage passage at III broau-
way 4''"''' CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent
DASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CAI4ABRIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf loot of Grand street. Jersey
City at :a5 A. NJ. on Wednesday, December lS lS72
CHAS. g. FRANCkLYN, No. 4 Bowling Green, n y
DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND;
IN 81 and upwards issued at lowest rates by
TAPSCOrT BROTHERS CO.. S6 South street
NToTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP MINNIE
IN Sofa Captain Freeman, will sail from pier 46 North
River, for Queenstown and Liverpool on wednesday
WiLLIAMs / GUfON % Broadway.
L,oR LIVERPOOL DIRECT
The new Anchor line steamer
ASSYRIA
sails Tuesday December IT,
Has superior accommodations for cabin and stcerago
passengers. -,
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No Bowling Green.
L,oR YOKOHAMA JAPAN, VIA suEZ CANAL-THE
government will sail positively Saturday, December
e. OF 'fs'sais WESTERLY M GIBBS, No william street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17
A Lien B. MINER, AuCTIONEER.
IA Salcsroonls IS Chambers and n Rcade streets
BY ALLEN D. MIYEk 4 BRoTHER.
FTHIyRSnAY nTC

af IU1a O'clock, ht their sAIesrO0ms,
90 Chambers and II Reade streets,
for account of whom 1t may concern,
' STERLING SILvERWARE, ~
Of the latest designs and used comprising Ice
Pitcher Walters Salt Cellars Congee Bowls Fish Knife
Sugar Spoons Sauce Ladies' &C., 1c 10 be sold withol
reserve.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17
BUsInEss OPPORTUNITIES.

a DyERTIsER WOULD LIKE TO JOIN GOOD ES-
IA tablished manufacturing grocery busineSs has been
manufacturing several articles in that line
end has great advantages furnish capital his
knowledge and energy valuable; best refer
ences gwen and required. Address PERSEVERANCE,
box l8 Herald office
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

"A SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS MAN DESIRES TO
IA invest GOO coo special Estabshed basness
houses apply to CHARLES G. DAHLdREN d CO., liz
Broadway. References Presidents Merchants, Fourth
National Bank.
The New York herald., 1872-12-17

JOBBING BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, ABOUT
IA reorganizing desires partner $4,000 to take the
place OF member of the firm retiring; house long
tablshed and trade profitable Apply to GRIGGS,
CARLETON 90, SO Broadway
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-21

= Der rsputIiFantf6s .Ntp. gm!sr
DemCfra!" flst User bic SpaItuns In
psr rspubIttaniiden Ylrtii:
nOts SOrsdnss I'm SauO6s Der rtpu
tlitunif6sn YartsI Rnb srnlbaIt srura,
um bic Qufmsrtia mtsIt ispss aufri6hsrn
antdnssrs Der partsi gu srrsssu unO ibn
,u srnRsr GrruiSuns auf3ufOrOtrn. DaS
grssbnib elmer fCtasu tlnn taum Elm an.
Osrss fsin, aIs bab ris Difsrsnjen 3pif6sn
ben antrfanntsa DOrtfiibrrn Der partri,
wrl&s tdSIi& tttfsr unO ausssfprO&srtr
perbsn, NnjstHrn bss Der rflusns Ger gar.
tel fsI6f Tno. Sn Ssjus auf bic RaI.
fen Der rsputlitanif&sn Yartei mag bits
CUR 3stt nO& wsnIs snil6isbsn trrpprtre.
ten, alstn biefe DIrtuns wlrb I'm SsrIauIe
esr 3stt unb TN entf6,iprnbsn 1Umsuts
nt6t auebIsIbsu, btnn ras autite Spriih.
mort ,,fir bic Siinb.n rsr Siirlftn psrrsn
bic S6ltsr bsifraft", tat lstns @abrtrit
nod lists in alrn Ytrt6ItniTen tspGbrt.
Die 9fttsr bsr Msbrtstt, bic Ft biebrr
nit JiemIi&tm usurrmutD benOmmsn unb
eas anfs9sn ssssbtn babsn, als oS fr bic
SppClfttCn I'm Saooss Der Yartt fir
ntht mstr els einsu Sturm i'm I6stt,I
Isl a6tstsn, psrrsn - ties liet lla fton
isBt NIT 0sptbSttt porausIs9rn - gsle.
ssn6sit rrtaItsH, fb pOa iGrsm Srrtbum
In Ss3u9 barauf - faGs fs iRn mirfii6
be5'n foIltsn - gu iitsrjsu5sn. Die Gnt.
frsmeunssn, psI&s tdJIta msbr ,wiIasn
ben anrrfanntsn Gibrrrn Der partsl Elm.
trstsn, bic 3rsununstn, bic R6 faR aanS.
lid untsr tHnen pOl.isbtn, wsrpsn ntd,t
csrfsRlen, lanSiam atsr R&rr mad untsn
uHo tn tmmsr brsttsrsr ausOstnans %
wtTssn' uno mas bas stnjist 3sIultat pa.
pcn i'tn tann, III unIawsr eln,uIeO,n."
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@D6enbIatt.
STirbria Wagurr, 5rrausBeber.
SerantOu, ben 81. @tdr3 1872.
Ser G.pmetenSunft.

9ir,ti5 tur6Iisf faf atIs SIdtter bic
Raart6t, ,,eub bic nSwifs Stmss" ant
@runb ausstli6sr Seu&nunssn bfs
prCfsFcrs YlaniamCur In @snf stnsn
lar6tsrliasn gomstsu antrCtts, Der am
12, @ugul NIT her Grbe In eOatlion
tommtu wfirrs." Sun tat atsr Srof.
0lantumpur bic 9srantwcrtIIHtttt fur
bislt gnsuts sdnsi:4 BON flo absswalSt'
pis man stssntIia gum goraus bate sr'
Dartsu biirfsn. SucsFsu l&.tnt bic Na@'
ri&t bod pIsI! dnsllltGs efutr bsunrubiSl
,u tabtu. TRIs ia::at nun ras eaSltfas
Saablait ,,%ature" burh na6fclSenss
BtmsrtungsR pirpsr ju brrubt9sn:
,,g1ir 9ab:n @rGnb ju pilIsu, rub ptsls
fdtNa6e SerfOntn rur& bic Na&rtat BON
ptm Wldntamuur'i6sn Somstsn, bsr am
~. Qusuf nit rsr eres 3ulammsrllOesn
foa, BsunrubiBt unb UisIs mod f6pahsrs
psrIOrsa ppliliu tsant 9spOrbsn fnb.
@ir btfiir3tsn. tab bas 0traat unbs'
sranbst III. gli&ts paEbe srssnpartls
pcn trr 9iFtnf&aft tanEtarsr anssncm'
mtr, oils bic Gri6slnung tInss UrrentIt'
den srU6sn GOmritu, unb ts Labsr sr
Fcmmt, rsfc bsfsr fur uns, tsnn bas
SpsetroItop Bat nod NIT rtm ganjsn SO.
mstsnssf6lrdbt siue IanSs Rs&nunS aus
suslet&en. Gde bic Gree Saabsa usb
men fam, TT ni&t gu befOrSsn, tenn renn
90 nab 8splsr unp @rasO l7.50O,0 900
&Omstsu sisbt, 70 mGfsn Rs f&sr istr
barmlpfs Dtussr irtn, lonlf pirrtn mir
rbtr ron ibnsn tattu Iribtn miiGsn.
absr nod mstr tGnnsn Gualltts 0sma
t6er E& aus Ter Statla6s Strubisuna
l66pfsn, bae Der 0omst Res Sabre 1870
Rem Supitsr ssrnts 70 uate fam, bnb ct
H6 Ia tsGsn Wonefn, son btnsn brr
ilsinRe eipa 1000 WGtltn DuramsGsr
bat, SsrpIdslls. DE 0Onbe ps'fOlstsu
tbu Sa6n, als Of nt&ts ssi&ttsn fsi
nGtrsnb Der Gcmst ron eisifr Sswssune
70 unanssnsbm tsrdbrt purte, hab Ell
isinsn GUurs Tthfsltt. Guh IN Is gar
uiht unwobrf6tinliG, tae mir f&ou In
Sabre 1861 ptrttd turG rtntn SOmstsr
btneur&sssanasn fnp."
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Sts DtRties CtStn RataAasb
bsr nsGltb fs!n faHF unb 3HV n,Isld6rtsss
Sttitunssfsit fstsrts, wurp'. am 9. Nldr,,
1s47 pcn 3w6lf rsutfapn garssrn In
Nsw gOrt ssriinbst unp Orsaniirte R&
unisr tsm Namsn nalts eeutfar Srbsn
5arusarI" unO eUnRttuirte Ea suslti6
als eine Der. Staatsu @rO6lOss.-Gsr
srRs 3weis bteiss Sroens mar bic ,,armt'
nid 9ose NO. l, bes u. .. .. g." Sn
tur,sr 3stt fCIste bic @riinbuns msbrsrsr
9ossn In ben Staatsn 9ttp gOrt, penn.
fyluanta, Nsp Ssrlep. WarpIanb, Sutnois,
WaFa6uIstts, Rtaisan, Sbtc, 8entudp,
Bisronfiu, Sartaua, Rinnsiutu, Sirsi'
mia, ItFOuri, Soma, 5snnsFss, eOuiFunu,
@attfcrnlen unb Giarift Columbia. On
Der 3sit bts gum 9tsn ausuf 1s4S pur'
rem in Ssrf&isSsnsn Staptsn psnnfplpa'
MEMS SO eOssn ssSrEnSst. Die GrO6lUss
unltrss gtaalss pare am 9, Qusull 1850
| ssSriintst,
am 8. Sspt6r. 1852 wurSs Der Wan'
nisnbunb, elm Gbrsnsrao bss Srrens, &C.
fiilttt. Sn bisIsu rurbsn nur bic
wirttsfsn 8riiter aufssnCmmsn. Gte'
bsuunbbrsiets Wanntsn, tpsIte alIs Staa'
ten tsr linton rprdfsnttrsn unb psl&s
untsr trr 0srt&:ssurfeit Der @rpb Wan.
uttn Der Ser. Staattn artetlsu, Fno felt.
rsm in's 9stsn setrstsn. Dieter tS61s
Grab tss Orbsns bat flo rbsnfaqs !pts
bic iibriSsn eOssn ais Elm @Obltbattstsits'
,wsis prfituirt. Ter SrOsn umftIIsbi
257 eossn, 80 Gratsn 9Ossn. 81 1an.
uisn. II Stuute. @rce. 9Ossa uuO bic Der.
Stautsn. 0rUB eoss. allp ,ufammsn 1886
R6rpsrI&ufisn Res Srrsns. Sn II Staa.
ten Der Union bsIduft fa bic 9abl ter
Osuti&en 9itslisper auf msbr teun 20,
900. Das fur 0ctltbdtiststtsswsds BE-
Rtmmts Capital tstrGst iitsr $500, 900.
gsbsntst iit Die Summe BON S4S7 ,030, =
S3 felt Osm SsRanO Dss Srbsns fur wubl.
tsdttse 3wsds tsrstt psraus9att tsUrbsn.
| 5ar tie 9irwunOstsu TN esutla. .fran36F
i6sn Srtsss, fcpis fur ben g bieasoSranb
saten Fe is $4,000 unb $4,000. Sn
summa RuO bisfsm Gonb s64l ,253, ,0s
sntncmmsn DOreen. SIN 9taats penn-
ipluanisn Rnb 51O3 Sraosr nit slO7,.
1878 untntast wprben; 743 Butisn,
Bitpsn unO Grausn NIT sl9,533, 13, fir
SstrrisunSetcRsn Fnb sssutlt S24, ,637,.
SO, aqss TN aQsm mlt6tn; $3.50, ,363,79.
Die Garts tss Oresns III S6wars glctb
Sob" unO fttn NottO Iautst: Srsuno.
iGaft, 9itts unb Sumanitdt!
Die Siunbtlrsr Der bret Grab. Fnb
elm SisnsntOrt, Elm antsr, cine grNt,
stn S&wsrt, cine Santubr unr Der 9oS
NIT Der Ssnls.