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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

HARDLY So-Mr. Greeley made a speech
in Pittsburgh, Pa, last week, in which he
said:
We demanded it Of our adversaries in the
great civil war that they surrender their
arms and 20 to their homes, and they surrend-
cred them we demanded that they abandon
slavery and they abandoned slavery we de-
manded that they enfranchise the blacks and
the blacks are enfranchised none but white
men now stand DISTINGUISHED on the soil of
our country and we demanded that they
stipulate the emancipated slaves shall not be
paid for, and that the rebel debt shall never
be paid by the Government or by the State.
and they assented to that. SO far as l can
see every single demand made, on the part
of the loyal States aDd the loyal people, has
been fully complied with on the part OF those
lately in rebellion. Everything has been
done that we asked, everything has been con-
ceded, and still they tell us " why we want
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

. ask you to take the hand held out to
you By our Southern brethren in their adop-
ton Of the Cincinnati platform by thos.
who were our enemies, but are again our
'ellow- countrymen. | ask You 10 grasp that
hand and say. Brothers, we differed. We
fought the war is ended let us again be
tellow-countrymen and forget that We have
been enemies -
We are quite unaware that any one has
refused any P. offered hand of reconciliation,
OF has been disinclined to treat rebels even
as fellow-cJuntrymen.' We cannot quite
forget the war yet, as the tax s2thcrer reminds
US Of it if no one else does. But, pray, what
right has Mr.. Greeley, or the Democratic
party, or our adyersaries, to demand that
the Republican party or the people Of this
country shall 90 to them for candidates or
platforms or lessons in the proper spirit Of
hand-shaking and forgiveness, and AN that
sort Of thing Who made them the Judge
in that matter and is their way the only
way?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

The Tory journals of England DO not seem
to be happy over the result Of the Geneva
arbitration Tie London Adrertiser. says
. " hat a farce has been played at Geneva,
where England has been adjIdEed to pay
tribGte to a bully, who rePudiates his own
Obligations America is not yet contented
with the settlement of the claims against
England. > The Herald breathes defiance
and hatred Of America, and says that the
breach between the two countries has only
been widened 1t says; 8 OF course had
the Arbitrators decided upon a larger sum Of
idemnity, England would pay it; if they
mad awarded nothing America could but
show her teeth. What humiliation next
awaits us?' The Standard comments
upon the award in a similar strain. 1t says
. We went to Geneva Tor justice and reconcile
alton, but instead met with inyectives from
the American counsel, and partially ad-
verse award dictated for rather by desire
for compromise than by equity. TIE whole
proceedings in connection with the arbtra-
ton are entirely unsatisfactory to Eng
4 land -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

Taxes in England, for the support 1t gov
eminent are levied mainly on "a very .ew
articles. Great Britain raised last year
about $3.50, 900 900, OF this over 5000. uOO.-
600 was raised from spirits, tobacco and
sugar More than 500, 100000 came from
stamps, incomes, and postal service. Ihe
sugar tax alone raises over $40 900 600 The
du y on tobacco, tea, coffee, vice. ami dried
fruits produced sixty two per cent. 5i the tariff
receipts. An excise duty, equal % the tar #
rate, is levied upon domestic spirits, sugar
aud chicory. Tue excise on spirits last year
produced over Sill. 900 600 and the tariff on
liquors about 100000 800 PROT spirits
bear tax Of - 80 gallon, and It is coll
lected, although in the UnItcd States it was
found impossible to collect tx Of two
dollars a gallon which slows either that
the off nails are more honest OF more capa-
bic 10 England than IN this country. or that
the manufacturers Of and dealers in spirits
are more honest there than here Tobacco
yields under the English tariff over S33,
100000 annually, and tea over SIG o.O.-
600 The English system of disbursement
Is also worthy of rotico as it is 50 arranged
that little or nothing is lost in the way OF
interest by allowing money to lie idle in the
treasury.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25
BOSTON PRoDUCE 7EAik.AET.

100 IKE A-+H tf-.tt|tf 30 l..s
We find no great activity ln thc Pro5. 81.
today and prices remain almost uua.Jere
ButteU-Ihe receipts of the Wees have
4l3 packages. 81 boxes There Is ua ln .-0--.
to notice in The market The stock ele
what Is wanted and buyers condue lh D. HHe
% small lots for immediate use. nc
wholesale prices, received HE r.#..
houses. las follows New York and t..
line butter al 26d2Sc Pf.; faIr lots Of New.
New York butter at 24d25e, choice We~.ela
bakers I0dlIc Rft.
Cheese-ReceIpts of the week 1927 boxes
bbls- The market l. without any -Fe--I
and prices ere m buyers favor we
factory at I3OI3's with au occasions. -.#
F ohio factory at - a l}C; fine dairy ar =
dunn cheese ut II a l2c; inferior al fl l"- f.
Eggs-ReceIpts of the week i5> H.N
Dbl. Prime lots of Northern egg SCI.
&c and Eastern at 2Sc + doZ. There r..
range on Western, dependent Uu9H
sales are made at lS024c.
Frult.-rhe market Is well -upphs. H.
the best selling at 500 + Dbl In lots,
common running as low As SI-91- Pear
ing IN very freely and command good It.-.
/ Bartlett selling as high as 5000 r ba-a-
Observation-Disclosures are III le ei--.
at 60G65c 2 bush. Onions irmer WITH ~
ly at $50 e vbl. Sweet potatoes plenty
selling AT S3.1uU4.0O T. Cbl.
Beans-Ghere Is q little more sctfE'. #
hutsthe supply Is still moderate and ~a..-
fined chiefly to small lots. We quote
handWcked pea beans at SfuH
buSheI; choice hand-picked mediums 81 So.
mon pea beans at 3 j0u3-I5 and common q.
unIs at $ 0d2.>1t+bu7h and yellow eye
bush.
Hops-The market is unsettled auj tend
ward. \ lew bales of new have been ft
no sales Of consequence. q q Doe Is nos
the range for the best, but buyers .t'a
lower prices and refuse 10 operate Inc -'..
crop now secured, and the yield r C-'.-.
from 10000 to 20 900 bales, or about y.
more than last year. In quality % IS sara +.
best grown since $50.
Hay-New Ray Is plenty and sells slowly
S23 T. ton, including Northern and Eastern.
old Is scarce, with few small sales al 500,
Fresh McaJs-rhe demand Tor ite=a Hls
creaSeS as the weather becomes cooler i'..-
firm at unchanged prices eJl Is LiA H-..s-
demand AT quoted prices. Lambs have tt.
ceived IN larger quantities and pr.ie7 7-t"
duction.
We quOtesBrighton dressed beef -
and l5dI7c T. n for hind quarters til...-'
sed beefIs selling at lUd l3c Tor Who It t.,,
Veal Is selling at 5UI3c Flt az y quaillE p
has been in gooj receipt, and Is firm say -t
h. spring Lambs may be quoted at y olae al
as to quality. Dressed hogs are duh, win go
6lc = II. .H.
Poultry-In poultry there has been 4 -2'.
mand; spring chickens are firm. ana I--,
selling a 25d2Sc- Turkeys, p 02jc; Z @" i -.
Black Ducks, 4Od75c = pair; NatitiH--
Pigeons, $3.50 p dOZ.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

DErALcArIoN. Quite large dedication
has recently come To light in the New York
City Sub II easury An official by tie name
Of Johnson has. as far as can De
ascertaiuei, taken nearly 100000 81 The
government funds. He is now absent.
uominally on visit to bl- friends. But
cannot be found. 1t is thought THAI much Of
the money was lost in stock -pcculariJus
Inc government is probably protected by
the assistant treasurer bonds but Tor some
reason such bonds seldom are prosecuted.
The delaultins official was appointed in
President Johnsons time and was supposed
70 be honest until now. \ few more such
detalcauons would seem 70 make it me-
cessary to devise some system Of accounting
which viii make it impossible flr an official
TO continue to steal from the treasury for
months without discovery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25
GreeIey's Views of Parties.

In Mr.. Greeley's present journeyings, he
has taken to talking politics freely, and the
result Is, that the public IS being rapidly
made acquainted with his present views. In
= speech at Lancaster, Pa, he said
] am one Of those who believe political
parties ought not TO be permitted to exist
long in a government such as ours; that
they should rise, flourish, and pass away
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

Ella Fifeld, chair cover 81 90. EF ",
seer, Montpelier, Pen Drawing 81 90 ~
boWles, Berlin, Portrait PAINTING 4 az
Mrs. David Bowles, Oriental Paintin- n
Varieties Zinnies, p Z. R. PelI, Mont1eI.--'
specimen Dentistry 81 90 and Diploma
n. Blanchard, Barre, specimen pborn.,..a1,'
81 90 and Diploma. May NJ, Ems9r-s1!L
Berlin, Oil Painting 81 90 PencillIn.
Amasa Tucker, Photograph p Vpl7
Wilson, Waitsfeld, Button charm :. 30.i-
25. Mrs. L. L. j. Provost, Marsbfs-3
specimen dress cutlery so Mrs. "
Pearsons. E. Montpelier, Wall Rs,ks- ~
Haines Bro, Cabot, Specimens Fa..9r-
Cassimeres, Diploma. NJ ANY premium.
awarded as discretionary on articles crre-,l
the second day Of the fair
MECHANIC ARTS.
Specimen Of Granite
E. L. Smith, Barre, SIN.
Portable Clothes Dryer.
Geo W Ainswortb,
Specimen Copper Ware.
Geo W. Tilden, Barre. rl
Specimen Tin Ware.
Amasa Tucker, Montpelier, rn
do FIuter and Flat Iron
Specimen Tin Ware
u B. Durkee,
Also Tea and Water pot combined. fu.
Picture Frames
Mrs David Bowles,
Specimen Corn Broom
l. B. Bean b Co.
Specimen Conner (,.re
KeIso GRAY. Calais.
Displav of Silver and Si-va~ 3,...i
Ware, Gold and Silver watches H.
Mead
PRAcrIc,I uoR-F,r ,>.r,7t. ,.,.
Horseback Ritz.
Ist. Hiss Ella Stevens, F N.5rrer..- q y.
u. Mss Alice NJ Sbensr5 lIar.5f..l
DriTinr
Ist Mrs " N RneIa,., Man
field
81 Nrs.L " avery N.rrff..4
Also a special rremTun1 IA NJ 3......-
,ri.-s If tho ,,a,.,,,...
will be sent to the directors Of rae r[,l- ~
which premiums are due soon as taey a.a be
MADE ou'. y . A>S-' >.srs.ora.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25
MONTPELIER lI4isk &
ths Jceet ending SfpL. . -
RETAIL PRICES

RETAIL PRICES
Apple, dried new ? ID 10; Butter 90 L. "
Beef 433O: Beef dried green weight, - lt.,2'
66I2ls; Pork, salt l25z; Ham -; Lard L. 49,.
u. Reans . busheI > O0a4; Corn -ori "I.
tSiOO Ms 50 90; Oats = bu- new, +v005c l'-..
80, ali 80: Crackers e4,l0 Coal 5,12n - - it,
al Ia Ua1iilir 81 -had 81 Mackerel Is >.t-l
Cod Isc SALMON, PFC; Mackerel l25s- .i.s .-.
Kerosene OIL ? gal. soc. Potatoes ne, nd u
Sail 20. DAIRY Il5d2cPt; sugar, reflnta III 49,
Brown Hale; Molasses ? gal 'Cc9 : ~ III
sugar T. 10 lOdI4c; syrup $l-99; lea
Coffee ola. Java, roasted, 40; Islo' i't9t'''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

THERE came near being panic in Wall
street, last week, owing to the Efforts OF
some stock operators to lo,k up currency
and make gold scarce. Stocks fell heavily,
while gold advanced somewhat. Several
failures were caused by the stringency in the
money market.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

GEN. GRANT has written to Gen. Dix con-
graduating him upon his nomination as the
candidate for governor by the Republicans
of New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

The strength of the army, on the lst of
September, was 28,91O enlisted men, and
2,4O6 officers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-25

The Blant0n Duncan Democrats $751;
Chas O'Conor has, alter all, consented
let them vote for him. and they prop -.s
do 50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-10-24

Is widely known
as one of the most
e1ectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test q
years, with a con-
stantly growing rep
utation, based on it's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-15
@tnbtrnths ySerhnnbInnnen.

5m ertel 3iuei9e IbCrreidte Gefern Sr. 0ipslct
cine 3ui6rtft pon 9enr9 Sames uno a!beren tuorn
Ger Staot empioblen lutrb $350,008 auf oas @runo=
capital Der rOrun@Bointer GiienbGbns SompGgnie"
ST. Bone abersab cine getttQn BON aObu 5,uifea
um grau6niB gum auffteuen. etHer 8ampimaidine
binter gtr. 100, Samburs~ ~Str.
6r. 0taiiicott unterbrfitete etnen 9siblub, @eorg
Gii6er Die 9rri6tun9 zines Barbierpfaples Dor Hr.
~, Sh6s2Bolfftr, 5u seftatten. an9enOmmeu.
3r. Gamut9 offerlrte eHen BeihIl6, an mebrersn,
nan ben ireten BIdsen auf Dem Horbz8roa6Uap
Il9reHoen Stra5entbersGnsen GttesptGtteu Iegen Su
laiien. Raifirt. ~ a.
pr. Sugbes uuterbratete einen geitlu5, in gort4
Str. uon Si9btz bis g8liamtr. SauptSasrobren les
gen 5u laiien. 4neenommen
Sr. S6eRfel bot eihen Seitlu5 an, qucr ii6er Cos
tumbar. spiidlen Sterrettz uao Sremontltr 1Sliess
plGtten le9en 5u Iaiien. AngenomreH.
Der Soritenbe bratte einen Bei6luB Gin, on ben
pier Sreujpe9eu Der Baltimore un6 Greenitr Sliess
ptattel le9sn 81 lGiien. @n9snommen.
pr. 9ihoro beridtste I'M Namen oes SplSets uHe
@etdn9nt8 z2lusihuiies eiHen SeitluB elu, ocr zen
9e6rioeru Sans Sum 4ufitelen eine6 Bankruptcies
oor yfr. II, gtoro Goen StraEe, grlnubniB 9ibt.
Baiiirt.
an Der 9agesorbnuns itnnb bic SuppIementdr-
Sroonnons 5ur WteItortrun9 oon 5ones' 5daeH.
Ntan nabm liz nd9 SeilIoung Ginger Nmenbements
mil l6 ssgen Stmmen (99. $orter, S4enteI unS
Wdlrop) on.
BsiOe 8weiss usrtOsteu iia bis glontas Wa9-
mitta9.
= Sn, 2. RatbsBweise sina cine W1ittbeituus bef
Vapors Gin, oabtn lauteno, oaB er ben 8ei1tuB i'm
BetretT Der Broaomap GGbr gSerfte uEtertei4nst
babe.
Srn. 9ei6mepers BsidtuB, baB oas betreFenbe
Gonlite lber Die Ratbiamttit Der ahi6auR9 rer Bai
laeerbabn=Steuer uno .4b9obe 8eri9t ertatte, iGno
Annabme.
9benio etH 8ei9Lus, tuelfsr nm austunft barber
eriubt, Oh trseno Delbe @eloer fur Die SenusuHS
BON g8eriteH be3abIt moroen lei.
Die Serorsnun9 CUR @onoemnirun9 uno Seffnun9
Der gSallbfr., BON ibren hisbrigen aus9an95puntte
bis gum 2afauettesWiartt, UNI cine grGoe bis gum
MGrts tiibrenoe SuaBe ~ erLangen, purbe paiiirt.
Dem Sei6luiie bes /. 3Wei9es, iidb bis Yiout0s 81
perto9en, tpurbe ntdt beiseitimmt.
Die Se9utalhturs Der pom 1. 3tueieG paifirtcn
ueuen Observation-Disclosures puIoe bis
moraen perifoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-15

9eri6tid5er Ootumeute perflst. 0ie 8erfibrune
zines Sr1ueujmmers gum NhBperbolten Bu ertldren,
oas nit 3uhtbausbait ju 6eItrafen 1T. Die Seroroa
nuna Al ianftionren, fuelhe perfiiot, bic StraBer
SrpiI6en Dtonument@, Sefferiou, Bolie. uuo 9iesi'
fterltra5e in Baltimore 5u ihlteBen. Den A6ihnit
19l, art. 4. brs @eeses ber 8berqudleret su amsns
oiren. Die Berbtnnlhtett Don 9eIhditstbeilbl lhern
gu bearenSen. Die Atte uon 1870 be5ieli6 Der @5e=
h1lter pon 9eietgebuussbeamten gu tUioerruen. SiG
3aungeiese BON Ane9banp=@ ountp Bu amenoiren.
Die Salaire Der areisS unb ppeaattonsribter 9teh:
5uteleH.
,soIsenoe SenatsbiIs iuureeu 5uni erfteu Wale
Ieien: oen 5reibriei Der "Bittsburg=G GonneuSuler
gi5en6abn" ju amen6ren; etne 8eiteuerun9 In Bor'
cefer.G Gountp Bu dutoriftren, um seDtiieR gerdts=
beomten i6r @eba(t Su jabIen; Der 5irma 9nabe 4
eomp. eln 8iono 5u he5ahlen, nel6e otsielbe i'm
Sabre 1870 in bic 9ouperneurspob obnun9 lieferte.
3nln Siuetten 9Rale wurben fol9enoe Bills UerIeen;
ben 5rfees bes 8linoen.Snhtuts gu erlauben, einen
&6eit bes Settes Der 9ortbirase 5u beftimmen; bic
n8alto. =Sampoen II. 2ote Holano Babn" Su iHcorz
porren; has @ees 5u Gmenotren, tpeldes bic Suriss
bttion Der SreDensridbter poribreht. Guittuneen
unb fsrodpt6eine hber @iiter neaocirbar 5u MAIDEN;
ben 6rei6rtef Der "Gbeiapeate- -Baarenbaus-Gomp." "
5u amenhiren.
Die Genats=gmsneement fofeenber Sausbias
ipurben aneenommen uro bic Bills poiFrten: cen
8au elmer Briide l6er Sones' 5Gle bel Ro9ers=Ape=
nue. Su erlauben; oas SheBen BON Ssl6ien In So=
merietz@ @ountp 5u perbteten.
Die Bin, neldR Den StaatEaniualt Der Stabt Bal
timore ermdttiot, bem gtaatsanpaltoo Gnnearuu'
beI=Spunt1 cine Gumme fiir ieine Stentleiitun9e en-
bei'm @61rtou=Broseiie tu 5abIen, ME ne eaS Sc
rtG bsItmmen mag. pnroe 6nm tiusiten Vtale oerlez
len. Gtre tdnsere Debate er6ob ft6, in pel6er Die
Su perfuIai, ,enbe Srmme auf $500 besren5t nuroe.
Die obenerndbnte Si4 ubet SerrIbrun9 i6rebt nor:
SraenO Elm Oann, rueler ein uRperbsiratbetes6rau=
enSimmer unter 18 9abren peribrt oher unerlnubten
9eidIe6tlihen lmaang nit oemieIben bat, oH, Tuenn
Der rlber teue @barafter berielben erlueen uerben
lam, be5 Misperbaltens i6uo9 Ieln unb na6 ueber=
fIbrun9 nit 3u6t6ansbaft BON t-9 9abren bGitruft
uerOen. Sierbei lei ieood por9eieben, Dub tciue
neberiEbrung aut uleinges 3eu9nts oes perilbrten
6lauenSlmers t1ttrnoeH taun, e6enlo, menn MOT
ueuieftens tnnubab 1 9nbr cine anfIaee seiunben
it, o0er penn cine 6eiratb oes SerfH6rers nit Der
Serii5rten Su StaHbe fomnlt
Die Bill, lpelhe Der Stdot Baltimore 9efottet, ben
Batopsco Su nerbreitern uno aus5utieleu, ermahtgt
bic Stabt $500000 gu oertuenoen. bauon iouen jeoo
in einem Sabre ni1t itber 100000 oerbrauGt mers
oeH.
Die @efet8ebuns mo1te cine Bauie bis abenOs 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-15

Sd fab Sic idon auf oem 9ampfi6iffe
anfpmmen, besann bic glauprerin in gan;
reinem, 1iebenbsm Seuti6, oas Gerbaro
eritaunen ma6te. 9app itanb neben Sbz
men. Sic iinb NIT ibm in friberer 3eit
gereiit, ba perben Sic tppbl glllerlei Sll
er3dblen piiien. 8itte, bite parum = er
1T peri6niegen pie elm Slid unb rebel
niemals iiber ieine 9eiien. gr lagt immer,
er lei mibe - adj! uno ib begreife oas
Sinh Sic benn idun 10 plel gerelit?
fra9te @erbarb, ben Der gang ernitbafts
Seuiser beluitiste, elm penig irOniid.
6ewib! Seitbem i6 bas Snititut per>
la1en babe, in einem fort.
unb lit bas i6On 10 lange?
glb, Sic glauben, bab i'd nod ein gana
fieines Mdoden iei; bas lit fein selun9e=
mes Compliment fir ben 9tnfang. 6err
BON auruipff piro iid mitSbnen i6lasen;
bas tpiro er = laden Sic nur! 9lus benz
tomii6en Son erfInitelter gntrl flung 5ur
i6lidten 0tittbeilang iibergebeno, fubr
Mib 2iS3ie oann fort: Sett swei Sabren,
mo ga unb Ota NIT Sapp unp MOllp an
ben Rbein famen, mid absubOlen, panz
bern mir einem fort. SIT bas nidt lange?
SD wanoere balo felt sebn Sabren.
gSie fann man bas ausbalten? Sd
tudre 10 germ in unierem lieben GlaptOnz
tpnz5Oreit. @ie ipenn iie ii6 pl6bli9 auf
einen i6lagenben 8epeis beiOnnen bate,
ieBte iie raid bin5u: !Saben Sic feline
9eimat?
SD t6nnte nit Dem betannten Stubenz
tenlieoe antwrrten: $50 es uns gut gebt
bort 1T uniere 9eimat, perieete @erbaro,
benz Die unterbaltuns NIT benz naipen
atnoe beba5te, aber i6 babe aIleroin9s
nod eine beionoere !6eimat, elm 8aterz
baus, trenn Sic mpIlen.
fSsnrtlsRuuo inf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-15
Selearapbtlbes 2lacrlet.

SIN Der lnteriu9ung Der NewsD DoGter
3oQhauSsMiBbrdu6e ertldrte beute eiH Sns
ipeftor, baB er mobl bon 9ampfer'G Gompag<
nie'n Se5ablun9 fiir @rtra' Dienit erbal.
ten babe, OaB oieies aber feline SeIts9ung
let.
-0as ,,llnionrgref sGOmite" oes @on'
qreIIeS bat ieiue Srganiiation burd @ruGb'
lung zines SiuanS- S-@Omite'8 fir Die Gam
pagne pollen6et. 9aHelbe beiebt aus folger'
BEN Serren: Gen. @banOler, Gen. Cameron,
Heprdi. &et6am, 6aliep uno Starfweather.
6r. g8. g. Suntingoon bon. Der vGriten
Natio Sanf" ruurOe gum Saliirer er'
na1tnt.
= Sn 8routbenee, R..S., taste 9efern bic lspubt.
Stdats=@ onuention.
- @ouu. Gearp BON 8euniploanten bat oas Ge@
ies uuterSeitnet, nad tpelbem es itratdlt9 lit, an
9Babltasen iprituOie 9etrdnfe gu psrtanen ODER 6u
- Die Gonferen3 Der Retbobiten-9 Birdie in 8arz
reaton, 3D.. bat 9 9eftern nab elmer 7rd9t9en Slt7
suna oertaot. Die nidfe @erammIung ipiro i'm
NtGrs 1873 in Baltimore itattEnoen.
= Boraeifern muroe in cincinnati Slaat 2Sbtte7
beao oerbatet, Der i'm goOember b. s. oerlubte, ez
aen 9abnSus Der rS6ioz WiIftiiippt=8abn" gu ent=
aleien. Der lrreitaHt 9etanb bas Serbre1en elm
nuo aete, er babe es aus 9aB ss9en einen Settons'
- SaS Tiilltdr=6oipitat gu Sort 2RuIaee aG.,
brannte por9etern db.
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sic Mepolntion In Wlerifp. !.

gtem.0orf, IA. 0tGr5. Sine Spesial'
Depeide pom 13. aus 0iatameras meleet,
baB GadriAten pru 26. b. Wf. aus Gan
2uis Botoii bort porliesen: Narranlo beftn'
bet fd in Santo Gspirttn AMI oeH gSe9e
nod, 3acotecas. Oiartines belasert San 9uts
Yetoii nit $500 Wtann. Sreuino unb Do-
natl Guerra nit 5000 Manu maridiirten in
Der &idtuns bon @uanainato Dem General
Roda entsesen, Der nit 1000 Naun i'm Gn.
,uge mar. als 4eeterer BON Sen. Srepiuo's
Bspesuns b0rte, sog er fi9 anf Gan Wtisnel
suriid, neil er befiir6ten muBte, bon Otat inn
Riiden ansesrifen Su tuer6en. Sn Gan Wtt'
gusl i@lu9 Dislano ben Sbsrf antluon llllo
llabm einen She'll BON befIen Eruppen gefan'
gen. Der Sfeit Der geihla9enen 46theilung
seg iid inter 8once De 9eou sesen Werito
suritd. Die neueiteg Beridte BON Gamarsc
melbeu, beB 8oda ipdter 9egeH Sau 2uis
| Yotofi porridte unb ben Grebino smans, iif
aurHd,usisbsn, Die GHbrsr Der apffanbi,
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SDngreRoerbanblmngeit

gD II = . IT. I4' l0IWE5'
SIM 9 emo Ie9te Summer cine Betttion Der Slrz
aer pom Reius sSeooro, Niaii., Dor, nm Sdus oel
Walroe i'm Gis reer.
Radjoem man lange 3eit boriber bebattirt, fpelfe
Bin suerft augenommen perben iole, lpuroe NIT Se'
ratbuna Der @recutlps, 9e9tslatiu' uno Geri6ts'
8erruiIi9unss6iG fortseiahren unb Die @ebatte uer'
ldie0ener JtiGbter frirt 8e Oeier 9ee9enbeI ipur'
ben Die Ih(e6ten Seamten Der Staatsbener I'M an=
eemeinen beleuthtet.
am Weprdientantenea paiiirte bic
8I, Den Staat &dnias fir bic Ausriiftnn9 BON &rup'
pen fudbreno oes Srieses 5u enti6Goi9en.
Me6rere Bripatbils paiirten.
Das s8abl=@on1ite beri6tete NIT Sejus Gut Den
onoefrittenen gts oes Rorris BON alabama su @un'
ten bes @oateitanten San0ep.
Die Yia, einen ueusu 9cnbbiitritt in Srtsou gu
idafFen, paiiirte.
Ote Bin me9en Der eanbitsnfun8 an bic ySt.
&roirzSafe Superior=Sdbu" Duroe Johann ruteoer
uIioenoMnIen.
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nit 9adri6ten bonn %. b. Wt. bier an. SIN
Der ,Yaulo. .8ahn" erei9nete iib eiu frrdtba.
rer Grbruti1. Gin meilenlanser abhang CAB
na9 unb be9rub auf cine immenie Strede Die
8abn inter Selieu unb grbc. Mian glaubte,
bab bic @teberbrfteGung Der gabn SWei Wos
nate in auipruf nebmen ipiirbe.
SdbiifssSSeric,te.
Sout6 ampt n. IA. Wtdrs. = Der Dampier
nYtain" lit pon Retp 9orf elnsetroffen.
Dsarft nnc SSDrie.
2onbon, IA. NtGrS. - 9oniols idlofieH 92%-
92a4; Sonos: '62er 9214, '65er 933s, '67er 92 uno
10 40er 8914.
Das SarteeGo In Der Bant pom gn9lan6 bat ii6 i'm
2auie Der Botbe nm $287, 200 oerninocrt.
2tperpoo ii, Ndr3. - Baummole iblob
sebriidt: nplanb 1919 ii, Orleans tt4. Sertaui
10000 8aIlen.
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Die republ. StaatS=GDnDentiDn Don
gySiScpufin.
Die republ4 Staat8z GoHOcntipn BON
&pufucff. ..a"

2oui60 Tie, l3. Wfdrj. - Yie rep. St0atsz
Sonoention trat seerr i'm biei. p5Sreimaurer- Sems
pei" 5uiammen. %. @uaHs BON 5optin5pille unairte
als tempordrer Sorser.
Q8ni. 6. @oobloe beantra9te cine i'm Z. 0iitritte
grfaBe Teiolutton, Delde ertldrt, oas ein Dele9at
gum Sis berebtist lit, Der h nilbt oa5u uerfteb Die
Ganoioaten tuelde bic BbilaSelpbia'er 'er @onoention
uominiren ipirb, 5u uutertisen, ruer INNER aud Die
@onoiooten etn mogen. Dariiber enttan6en leb6aftc
9t:tuiftonen. Die Delegation BON 9enton=& &ounto
proteltlrts 9eeeu bic anuobme Der Refoluton, aber
oieieIbe puros enbli6 ood nit acknowledgement Wtas
ioritdt angeuommen. Gie Delegation BON ttentonz
eountp prlie6 oiort Die 9onoenOn, febrte aber pdz
ter Surd uno ii9te iidb oem 3udn9e Der @onosntion.
Die oaraui paIIrten Sei6lifie befiirportetRn Die
INSTRUMENTATION Grants at5 Brdii6enten II. idaz
gen Sen. 8. sc. Sarlan aIs 8tce= Erdfoenten oor.
Gine ReioIution, uelde uerdn9t, oas Die gteqer in
Der republ. Earte BON 8entudp brea 9lei6betttiGen
l. Ar.- An.,-r -riid, nsicnt