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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-03

The United States Treasury is call
cd the original dollar store.
Eight thousand men arc constantly
employed rebuilding Chicago. -
Eyeglasses arc worn by youus
swells 10 let people know that thei
eyes arc effected as we'll as thei
brains.
At a n. Y. party the other evening
five blonde society men made Their
appearance with tLeir hair arranged
" la Grand Duke. y|
1dlcncss is the banc, the moth, til.
gangrcne, the curse of life.
Intensive. life can only be purchas
cd at the cost Of extensive life.
Payson says: "Whcn we meet ir
heaven we shall see how little We
know about it on earth"
1t cost New York gentleman up
wards of thirty dollars to take young
lady to the opera this season.
IIo "learncd to love another" and
had to pay Miss Vautry Of Nashville
$4,000 for SO doing. ... a.
Never 90 to bed at night till you
know something useful, which you
did not know in the morning.
The best illustration OF perpetual
motion that we know of is q womaD,s
tongue when talking to her baby.
Some books arc to be tasted, others
arc TO be swallowed, and some few to
be chcwcd and digcstcd. d.-Bacon.
How is it possible that mankind
can take advice when they will not
50 much rs take warning?-Smin.
Beethoven said that Plntarch's wri-
tings had led him through many q
soul-fght to the rest Of resignation.
\ good book is the precious life
blood or q riastcr.spirit cmhalmcd up
on purpose TO life beyond life.-Mil-
toa
CuIcridgc and HuIcroft were dis
putting which was the bcst-man as
he was. or man as he is to be. GIVE
nc" said Lamb, "Man rs he is not to
te."
DorabclIa, WHO leads the papers,
thinks it nothing wonderful that the
ring should Ic in arrears. She says
she's had q ring in 'cr cars ever since
she was seven year old.
Kansas City people speak contcmptu-
onsly OF the commercial facilities Of
)" they don't consider that
other people think Lcavcnworth
everything to make raise
The following rules a,o posted in a
New Jersey school house "No kiss
ing the girl in school hours; no licking
the master during holidays"
Accept not, amiablc girl, tho hand
of youth who tcllcth thee he wishes
to marry and settle mako him settle
first, and let him marry thee after.
ward. ..... ~
4 German being required to give q
receipt in full, after mucn mental
effort, produced the following ~ ish
full. | wants no moro monish. John
Swachhammer.
Two ladies were travelling, when q
strar ger asked the elder what relation.
ship she bore the younger. 'She is my
sisters daughter, and my daughters
sister !' How ?
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-03

The Times, in its review Of the year
1871, devotcs considerable space to
comments on Grants message to
Congress. The inference is drawn
thcrelrom. that the neutrality which the
United States has so far maintained
with regard to Cuban affairs, may soon
be exchanged for a more active policy.
70 this the Times finds 10 objection,
and even goes so far as to declare it best
that Cuba should be separated from
spain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-03

The Legislature Of Alabama, says the
Memphis appeal, agreed to pay three
lawyers, emrloycd in the Stanton Rail
road suit atknoxville, $4,000. One OF
these, General james IL. Clanton, was
killed and left his family poor. The
other two, Mcssrs. Stone and Clopton,
transferred their interest in the fee OF
Sc, 600 to General Clauton's widow. A
deed like this, of two lawyers, neither
sich, redcens an age and country. Sci
tishness and love OF money blackcn eve
ry age Of current history.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-03
The Students Of Newbery College
Reply to the Remarks Of the
Ahb2ville Medium.
NAI.EAhtA, S. G.,
December 81. 1871.

!It7jtoT i1jcrHic Press Gnd Banner:
in the last issue Of the AJJcrWc lIc-
djenl! yoa will notice an attack made
upon the students Of Newbcrry College.
The Mcsscs. Hemphili have INDUCED in
some would-ho sarcasm against us as a
body, which requires to be noticed.
You will obligc us very much if you
will publish our reply in your paper. 1t
is but justice that all who have read
their inCucndo should also read oUc an
swer.
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-$&&.

TIE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS OF MIS-
sOURI.-The st. Louis Republican, pub
fishes the address ofthe Liberal -Repub-
lican State Committee, signed, also, by
five of the State otticers-including Gov
ernov Gratz Brown-thrce of the State
Senators and twenty-one members of
the House and by other citizens OF
prominence. A State Convention is
called, to meet on the oath of January,
and active preparations are to be made
to carry out the policy OF the liberals in.
augurated last year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-01-03

The new Mrs. S!ckles is described a:
of the medium height and delicately
formed. Her eyes are black and lus
trous, the eyebrows beautifully arched
and the cyelashes long and curved
The face Indicates gentle and loyablt
disposition. The hair is of the deepes
black. Mrs. Sicklcs docs notspcak Eng
lish, but she convcrses in French witt
case. Her manner is quiet and self
nossessed, and her voice low and sweet
She and General Sickles converse il
Spanish.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, on Thursday evening,
21st inst, by Rev. James L. Martin,
THOMAS S. NlOORMAN, Esq, of
Newberry, S. Co.. to MISS MARIE
WITHERsPOON, eldest daughter of
DR.. J. J. Wardlaw, of Abbeville, S. G.
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Obituaries.

DIED, at Greenwood, on the 18th Of
December, 1871, Mrs. l.. l.. GILLIAN,
wife Of Gen. Jas. Gillian, i'll the 69th
year of her age. -lf
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BLACK ALPACAS.

BLACK. AAp pACAS.
UUST received, o7tl, November, an
eB other lot of those beautiful Otter"
Alracas at 65, IS. ard00 cents, at tile
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. Nov. 81.
CHISTNIAS GOODS
FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
EE OETIONTAL Steam Engines at 81.
Coasting Wagons,
Door Swings,
:. Wsrdro5e Burcgs,} 's'~' ole
Trotting Horses, ;
Stills, Cottages, .--..
Doll Gigs, Building Blocks,
Iron Axle Wagons, at
id. CHALMERS Il co.
Dec. 90, 1871, 35-tf -@2 =.
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Sicklcs is u candidate for United
States Senator.

Sicklcs is candidate for United
States Senator.
Thomas D. Long has been appointed
special post Office agent for North Caro-
lima. -..
The University Of Alabama is to be
open for the free tuition OF all students
next year.
Emma Morris, y co,orcd girl, OF
Charleston, died Wednesday from inju-
rics received; being burned.
Preparations are being made for a
grand tournament to come Off i'll
Charleston on the 10th instant.
II i:%lt ca the wharf in Charleston.
en- Friday evening, between two colorcd
mcn named James Jose and Aaron
Frazer, the latter Was pushed into the
dock AID GrC"ncd.
of Wales rest is disturbed 1T times by
''aiu from swelling above the hip; his
condition C,hc:Wi3c continues to
impi2"c.
Tho recess Of the Georgia Legislature
extends to the IG!li ofjanuary.
Ex-Pres;dcnt Fillmore did tie wei
ccming at Buffalo TO the Duke Alexis.
The Equal Rights Leagues of Penn
syivaGia are holding important meet
| inTs.
The social ard political revolution in
Japan is making most remarkable prog
ross
The vacant seats in the Ontario Par
lament will he :iiird on Tie 18th of Jan
uary.
The annual Labor Convention Of the
State of Alabama, meets at Montgomery
Oh the 2d ofJanuary.
General Spinner has found out that
women are more honest than men
Gov. Hawley, OF Connecticut Says he
knows man who paid 200 for the
position OF United States Scnator.l
Brigham Young is 10 appear for trial
at Salt Lake next week.
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Philadel-
phia, was burned last Sunday.
In the Wharton trial at Annapolis the
professors disagree as to the presence OF
poison in the stomach ofketchum.
Judge J. j. Davis, Of Laurcns, is dead.
John w. Ferguson has ceased his con-
ncction with the Laurcnsrille Hcr0(U
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REPORTED BY NORWOOD, DUPRE & CO

Anew AoNNt A'NNih ihoSh oo-ANooh.-
Flour and corn unchanged. Wheat
quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet-new
mess 14.50@15.0Q. Lard steady, at 9!@
9s. Cotton firmcr-uplands 20; Orleans
2O3 sales 223 bales. Freights dull.
Stocks strong and active. Gold steady,
at 8. Governments very steady. Money
easier, at 7, gold. Exchange-long o.,
short 81.
7P. M.-Cotton firm sales $50 bales
-uplands %; Orleans 2Af. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat 2@3c. Corn
scarce and in moderate export demand
at 76@7S. Pork heavy-naw 1l.5Q
Gold 9@94.
AUGUSTA, December 30.-Cotton qulet
and steady-middling 1871; receipts s0t
bales sales $50.
CHARLESTON, December, 30.-Cottor
firncr-mddling 10; receipts 1.l6S bales
exports 1,4G8; sales GOO: stock $3.50.
LONDON, December 3O-Noon. Consol
04S. Bodds 92s. -. ... -.
LIVERPOOL. December 20-3 P. NJ
Cotton mrrlct closed.
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"Stono Pure Ground

Phosphate" s12 per Ton.
rl'HE price Of the raw Phosphate hav.
i ing declined 1.5O per Ton, in cqp-
sequence Of several companies not
suming manufacturing since last Spring,
and the Indications Of large sales caused
by the satisfaction these Fertilizers gave
on the crops last season. have induced
the S.fONStOMPANY to reduce tfSk
prices to the aSQyc low figures, as thy
are determined To- give consumerSfhe
best Of Fertilizs srs 'at>he lowest figures,
giving them he bcnefftQf everSdeciine,
which reduces the pricee m26ufactur.
mir : p ."gN
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At Null messenger having re-
qnestcd London clergyman to an
nounce that ''if DR.. Leach was among
his audience he was urgently wanted, "
the clergyman added from sympathy,
"and may God havo mercy on the
poor patient"
A table just printed of the daily
wages paid in this country for me-
chanical labor shows that for nearly
all kinds of handicrait work the av-
crago rate Of wages is higher in the
New England States than in the Mid
die, the Western or the Southern
States.
ga girl Of the period comments
thus on Mormonism "How absurd
four or five wives for one man, when
the fact is each woman in these times
ought to have four or FIVE husbands
1t would take about that number tc
support me deccntly.
A clergyman at Council Bluff, Iowa
has made new departure in the mat
ter of "hitching up" folks. He has
swept away the old established rules
of marrying for fee, and announces
that he shall hereafter marry by
weight; charging four cents pei
pound for the happy man, and two
cents for the bride.
While a country parson was preach
ing, tho chief of his parishioncrs, sit
ting near the pulpit, was fast asleep
Whcrcupon he said :" Now, beloved
friends, I am in great strait; for i
speak too solty, those at the end o
the church cannut'hcar me, and l tall
too loud, I shall wake the chief maj
in the parish"
Song Of the fawn-call me carly
mother deer.
Far behind must follow the faster
Of evil grain no good seed ca
come.
Prosperity gains n multitude
friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-01
BermiIGjte UertMtc.

- 8ei'm 8ii1of @onra0 Wartin Don
Baoerborn bat in Iuftroge Der Staat8Qnz
maltldait enc Observation-Disclosures itattQez
%flI1oen, nm Iid Der 8rieie 3t bemGhtiQeu,
melhe prOteItantilhe Baltoren Der YroUln5
Sadien BON benz @oncil oil ben 8iihof qez
ridtet, I'm Tim inter llmItiuOen ibre &C.
nelgthett 3ur 8eretnigung NIT Der fatboliiheu
STRIDE, lomie ibre %9ieformioeen au85uipre6eu.
Ser betannte Wtiindeuer Yrofelior 6lieorif)
hatte i'll ietnen @oncilSbrtefen burdl Snbi8frez
ton 5uerlt pom ben 8rlefeU geiproden. Damn
paren ie aud Uer0fient!idt moroen un0 az
oeu 81 elmer Bolenllt anlaB. Die gtamell
Der Sriefdreiber bate Der Siihof tets All
netne1 oeriueigert, mie aud iegt Die 6erauaz
gabe Der Srtefe, neil Iie eiuen Yertrauet8.
druid in it1 i6lieBe. Inter ieiuem Yrotelt
lpurOe Die 9auSOmdiu1ung por9euOmme1t
unO Die Srteie nlttgeuommen. 9tad uniern
Serltner 8ed)ielbldttetn I9etnt oaa Ola9oe.
burger @onIttorIlm Die ermIbnte 9au5II~
dung ueraul0Bt 81 babcn. @ntpeoer uut ben
betrefienoen ueu0nge!iiden BreOt9ern" Al
yelbe 81 geben, o0er I'M Die fritber bon ibmt
auSgeipro6ene 8ebauptung: iene 8rtefe ieien
oa8 Dtadmerf zines SpaBpogel8, 81 bslpei.
len. Amertfaner meroen BET Oteier qan,ell
angelegeHbeit nur Oa8 @tne eritaunltd ftnoen,
ME li4 ein @eri6tsbOf, ODER aud nur Elm
Staat8anmalt, bereit finoen lniIen fonute,
lolfe 8iirld)e elmer r9eiiIi4en &%0rperiaaft"
gu erfitQen.
- gta4 Oen v0resSener Ia6ridten" miro
Der S0nig 2uOptg uOn8upern 81 Der an 10.
9topember ltattftnOenOeu gOIOeuen 5o65eitsz
teler bes iddiiden SDnigSpaareS in DRESDEN
ernartet unO iOa bort aud nit benz 8aiier
8tIhetm 6uiammentrefien. 0aS ben Ores
Dener Softreiieu nabeitebenoe 8latt iprtht bic
9ofnung aus, oaB Der S6ntg 2uowig bon
8apern lebenfaqs foulmen merpe, ba er in
Dresden ni6t 5u fiirf)ten brau6e, ais BE
toratton" oltnen gu mitien, uno oaB itd
aus OteIer Segegnung bes oeutihen 3aiiers
NIT benz &Outge BON Bayern eiue@rneueruu9
pes 1rl9eren ber5liAen Serbdltniiies SlpiI6en
belOeH Souoerdnen ergeben lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-01

tamit in WiarplauS eberIo gutcu &rf0'g, oils
in Eenniplpanleu, ST babcl. 9oriH oiirite
Iit ieo0h Die Slppidlait ara tduidlsu. Aabu<
lides lit idon friiher ueriudt nO4Oen, uber
ara miBluuQeu. Morglauo'S WeuGltanug
lit &nmCron'ider Sperationen niemQls ge=
mogen geueien; habCn bic @eriidte irgeno
etpa5 Suites in @tiolge, 10 miro bicie5 Do
rim beitebgt, Die nod S0geruOen 8emotroten
81 mabnen. i'm oouitcu umiange an Diem
itoge ibre 8ilift t6uu. S6Ou beute reuomz
mlreu Jog. yunabbdH9ige" @On9reB'@a not~
oaten bamit, ooB lie aui %raotf0le Stiuneu III
ibrer GrmQblun9 retueu. @tebt e8 etnen
ebreuhafteu 9emofraieu in "unierer Wiitte, Der
inter iolfeu umliauben audi mn eiuen lI'
oeublid aultebeu lam, ieine Yiltft 81 tbuu !
Jtein, uno abermal8 uein! Wtar1lano feunt
Die politiiden 9auuer 81 nobl, Die bier mad
Nmt uno Seute trad)teu, us0 bat Die Se6rer
Der Ser9an9enheit iid) III fGit engeprIgt, uu
iid aui'8 gteue biipircn 81 laiieu. Sc
i~OnoerS babeu iiee Is aui uniae &OugreBsGau
pioateu obgeiebe1, Die luUmt uno iOuotri
mo%blbeDdbrte 0emofraten iinO uno cie ma
Dem pOIittiteu Sdaher Al opfsrn miinidt,
inoem man nit Den lln3uirieoeuen liebdugelt
nm ibuen naflber eluen oeIto barberen Grit
gu gebeH. 9emotraten, ieiO 0uf Gurer 5ut Il
mat)t bic 8ercaaungen Der &aOitale1 81
ShQuOeui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-01
8~er6reherti0rr 8etrua.

gBcnn cine itGs6te SanfEote iir cine quite iubItiz
tuirt luirb, 10 1T oas bios Gin 8erluit in Der Ioibc
oeIieu, Der Die ihIette nimmt; aber 9~iiti9c6 SpibIltt
oil gteue elmer geben erbaltenbcn D&eot3tI geiGbrtet
ots 9eiunebeit Dsrisui9en, luclte es cinnebmen,
un6 tuer eineu ioideI GrtiteI nlIitt, ODER o~crtGuit,
obfr GmofiebIt, III Elm perbrGpEIi der Sttri9Gr uHo
oerbient cine idperere Citrate, G5 lUenn er "otoitite
eeiGlidt oner BdutnoteH uad 9cmadt bate. Sietedb=
it.uIjds ungeiunoe 3rdntbeH, bic Jest in Ocrilieoe'
neu 3beiGen ocs 2dnbes ais ~ Stdltur9smitteI" uno
nBieoer5eyfeuer" anaeboteu iucrben, WtroCn BON ibs
rcn uaebrliten @igentbImern unb 8erfiufern ais ct
mas Dem betibmten nationaten GI9GamitteI, Sohers
ter's Wd9enbitteren, nebertsgcEes ar9eprlclen.
UiQn madt perBDeIisIts AHitrtn9uHgcn, otcie %peroerb=
Iiten 9emiide Del 9eneH an8ub;tHsen, iDelHe ouItr
gebGlaE9 Gunoen 0e5 groBtn ptgetdbull1an NeIjz II.
D~tagcumittel5 a%etueICn jiEo, uno Utepobl niele SoHs
plotte oegeu @eiunoGeit uEo Sebtn lsEr leltcH Grlol9
BADEN, 10 ibetnt es oot nlbt5oeioru.nt9er sebotcr,
Die Gei9t9tGubigGn gelegentlld OaUOr 6u@ Iudrntn. 500
i~tettet's 8Itterer, bGs uHoeG glelhlIbS DtIittt Qe9tH
8eltgentltt Il ureroGulidtett, etn9epu5Gitc 0psptp=
ic, Sautgtctt, GsbcrlCiocn, Sumplfeacr, Serho0Itz
belt, coufituttoueae s6pG4e uuo 3urittuHg 0el
lDeibli9eu SuuttioHcn, bat iett 5uan5t9 So5rcl cen
8orrQng Dor alien DteoiStnen ittucr Art ,~ingenon,=
men uno nebt - bod Ibc ;buen, ouB iecc S%oninrrtni
nit ibm per0ebli6 III. IS bat nod rIbt oen 3enitt
ieinct 8opularttdt sretbt, urb icin 45ius lit i't'
GROCER, ais in ir9eno elmer &erio0e isit Ictncr &iniub=
runs. Ssine 0uflt6tcit ats Gin Sorbeugung5mtttcI
| segen srant6citcH, Die our9 urgsIunbe Suit ODER un=
3utrd9Ijdee g8aiier erieu9t lperoen, miro uon aerJs
ten, Die in ur9ciuroen @cQsrOen pratti5!tteu, eIngez
riuint, uno es Diro OILS en Rei5uittCl BON oicler
Qer3tcn enpfobGen, petae nitt DC ScroutUortIih
teit oui itt rebmen lUeroen, bic i'm 0anoi oortonI:
mcnotn usribledterten 2laueute 8u O]Croronen
(262-3t&D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-01
Nus. Sbto. Sic SftDberzunb Np=
8cmbcrz WsdbIcn.

SaB Die Sftoberpablen niht INNER aIeifr-
beoeutenO nit ben gtoucmberpahlen iiuo,
5ergt oaS yGinc. Solfblatt," ME folQt:
pie Grfabrung bat 9e5eigt, Dap Ser Gus,
gang crSftobernabl ntd)t INNER maBqebeub
fir Die NOuemberpabl in beulielben Gtaate
lit.
SIN Sabre 1910 nurSe in Ohio Der 86tQ.
@anoibat Seabulp 6orO gum @ouperueur
ermdAIt, uno bod gin9 i'm Hooember Der
Staat nit GROCER Msbrbelt fir Sen. GdB,
ben OemofratiiAen Praiioenti6aft8s 81 lambda.
ten.
Sn 1848 geipanuer Die 9emofraten in
YcnnlDloanten Die Sftobermabl nit elmer
W&ebrbeit bon 4 bis 500 nn6 bod erbielt Sen.
9arriionr Der 8big=@ancibat fir bic Brdii,
oentidaft, Ole @lettoraIz Sttmmen be8 Staa=
teS i'm Nopember.
au6 Oiesmal fDureu mir bier tnSbio cine
b~Crartige @ri9elnuns erparter. Sauienoe
BON Hepublttanern, bic fir feill democrats
ideS Staatatifet "itin1rnen moqten, uerben
tmgfOoember fir @reelsD finlmen. Sauienbe
BON 9emOfraten, Die bel Der leeten gSabl an
6aule 9eblieben iin6, tper6en TN 9openl<
ber eurf Die aniiren9ungeu ibrer 9iudbarn
mo 6reunoe an ben Stimmfalen qe6raht
uaroeit. 0ehnen mir ba,u Die aroBen Sc.
pinnfte, Die mir in Sumiltou=S ountp nit
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Sic ~gicrttcridocr,

Die ct. gouiitr y4merita" iagt: yBte
ic.uitIidtjq 6ieDtcute berAemterja3r lit, gebt
mob( am 8eiteu oarauS heruOr, bGB it'd ieit
Ginger .3eit ole game &utebolgerei augeu'
iheinlit nur ned mehr nm 2ofaldmter, ODER
b6drena I'M 2egislutur> uno GongreBitst
BRETT. @er YrditOent wiro, OBJ @reslep oOel
Grant, ideint oen 8suteidgern iebt qauS Ell.
nerlei III ieiu, meHu fue nnr fir Rb retteT
f6nuen, mas nod 5u retten 1T. Die beioer
Bartsibeere, pie it'd u~nlangIt compatt ge3cu
i%ibertanOen babcn i'd nuu5dbltgeJtotten auf
sel0it, bon Oenen ieoe ait eiaene Tauit al
Bcute ausge6t. 9a8 etelbafte S9auiptel
oe8 T.jIit,uS uu0 G6afsru8, be8 Sdtm
pieus unO Yerlaumben8, 0aS Dem Solte Il
Se;ug AMI Die gtuttonalpabten geboten MN
Be, mleoerbolt nd i'm Sample I'M ole SOf0l
6mter in tauien0fader auilage."
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Sic Yfer0e- Seu9e

UOullus oIbYitH>SUCer SIDElI w.
in gar. SO, Cub GbarIcsf raRe,
L0tt3l, I2@te, t4lDl Baltimore.
Sic YferOe- Seu4e
Sine GH9Gbe in einem Gttlaoelp5ia'sr 8I-ttc, in
peIter Staot IS utclfah 9ebraubl ruorreu, empFtblt
SUper's ointment at5 etHcs oCr beitsn liIttel iur ole
6etluH9 Der 9e9eHUdrtigen Gpt6emie unter cen Yierr
Den.
Gisbraudbs. Q!uvreiiuna: 91sibc ben aopf. GLANCE
uHo 50is big 5ur Sruit tldlig NIT Dem Ointment
einl1dls oes 6Gue5 Gin, tUclhG5 bUrh Die Horen Die
Gn9e9rIftcnen Eb3ilc idt:i9tuHO itiJtt UNI OCs 5Eiebcr
lclt. DtaH fam IS i'm Staue bts 6rn. u. s..
MGnn, Nr. fGS, SeOrs 5ppGrc rtaHe, bctom=
men. i2j2-6)
Sultimnrer S6mBcuzOcieQidjait,
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Gus Nem : Yorf.-Ser &dupf fir
Dd5 0uuDerneurSamt.

DaS rN..D. Sournnl" iagt: pic Sibel,
bic iton III 10 mand)er SbOrbeit uno 10 mall-
dem llnrett ben Yoruano bergeben muBte,
1Uirb in eirem Glrfular, pel9e8 pom elmer Arl-
7ahl Tanotiter au89ebt, in ben iebigen 8abl,
tampf btreingejerrt. Su oemielbeu uir0 Der
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29Qbrbeit abtr Der uubeilooue Setten9eiit be-
iduoreu, uno BON inn cine 0fcforln unierer
politiiheR Dliiere erportet. 0tit etuem get
ringeu Guantum gsiunbtn Nienideuoeritano8
mo oberdl6llter @eidjdt8feuntniB niirOen
IT'D Die lluter5cihner OeS Girfular8 BADEN ia
gen miiFen, oaB oieSermengung OOnjteltgion
unO Yolitif Der 2ebtereu ME Der @rleren Der
Oerblld lit. Wttt SEM @Orte p9teiorm" aber
miro nadJgeraoe eiu iolfer UtIBbrauf getriez
ben, OaB oaiielbe baIp eiu Spnoupm fiiry 0uu1'
bug" iein Oiirite. Der 3ued Der Sibel : DE.
iornr=yeute lit fem anOcrer, al8 Die ibrem Sin,
lpIe Su9au9lt6eu Q8GbIer gegeu 9rn. Ser
nan, unle:en treifllhen GanotOoten fitr oaa
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qiDie 3ntoleran3, meIde ndbreuO oteie5 Babl,
tanpf5 9eJen s, Sernan bcrOortrat, lit ebenIc
unbegreilld), ME lie ibmahUoQ it,"
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Sin ftupiper gNablfnif.

@ie mir b0rcll, baben DIE 6ibrer Der
@rantpQrtet III Ger Qruderet 0eS bteNtgtn
nSournal5" piele Sauieu0e bon Sidet5
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motratiite QGGbler ~ tduiteu. Ole8 @ounz
terfeit trdgt bie iOl9enoe pebcrIhrlrt: D9emo'
fratiiheS Gidtt," oouu fOlgen Die ytamen
BON S'&onor uno AOam8 ais @anoloaten
iiir Brdiiot1t IND Gice YrGiioent u1O oonu
cine Cite BON p ~io3eEaunten Gripdblerrt, DIE
BON felncr @oHuentlon er1a1llt muroerl, Die
man talm fennt, rno bic, ME e8 i6eint, gar
nift I'M lire %3ultimmuug Qefraat moroer
ItrO. giuer Oieier gepreBten GrpGbler, W.
6artjoof bon Dtt. Sermon, bat berett5 Die bun
3uQeOadte Sire entIttcOeu abgelebut; er
ihldte iein Nhtebnuug6i6retben all ben btefl.
gen Sentinel" nit Dem Otabnrufe: D2Senn
Die 0emotraten grant itiagen mouell, oanr
uliiiien lie fir @Ieelep ItlnlnIen."
Q8er e5 NIT ieluer SppOiltton 9c9et 0lt
@rant'ihe S6uuomirtbiAuft auiriftiq
uleil1t, mer Die getabrlihe berri AenOe 0ewali
III ~ltiir3eu, cine belllame Itform 81 beIOroerr
unb btm 2urOe 6reOen, 8erlDhnun9 uni
uabren Wo6litanO III ii6crn miiultt, ocl
u!.B am 3. 9toocmbsr fir Grcelep iltnmen,
Sloe Stin1me, Bic fir S'SonOr a6aegebgr
miro, lit tH0irett ellIe Sttlllllle fUr 0rant'
0aS Iiebt jcOer osridnOige WtanA ouf Der
eriten 8lld Elm ulO beOari teiner weitereH Be.
msisfibrunq. Die @rantiibrsr unO ihrt
Staat8 .9rabt3ieber irren itd Oaber, tucrru il
fi6 einbtlotll, Ourd oieieu plumpen SUIT
9tmOtraten oils l3u9tbiere an @ront'8 SSo
gen ipannen 5lt t6nnen. Sci Der Staat8mab
IN SaOiaua braAte eS Dos iOgeuonnte O'Go
nor = 5ldet auf bios $50 Stimmen unb bic
fcrucr mir bleS einen oOrgebli6en S'SonOr
mann, Den tleiuen geHeral @et5Gr, Der al
picie @eiie fitr Grant Wirtt. 3ueem ia
S'&onor Die Grnennuug mieoerbOlt abge
lehnt. Ser Democrat, Der @rant 81 idla9er
miini1t. miro itd Dor Oieiem uno anoercr
&idetS bitten, Die auf 2ug lno &rA9 bere4
net ituo !
Sbtge5 ftltbeu mir i'm Columbus (ObiO
y@eltOOteu" unO MAIDEN Oaraut aufmertiom
Bag gang Suiielbe 0tau0Uer bier prattt3lr
merOeu mirS.
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Die beutfdeu 9erbtedber=M usfubr
nnrh Hen Scr.

Die ngt.sy. 9r-53tg," iagt: nGmpfnbeu
aber enclld bic 0eutihen in Qmertta, OaB
iold,e Serbreher- SmpOrtation auf'8@mpftnos
ltdite tbre Ste0uug in Oieiem Qan0e beetn'
trG6tl9t, 10 miro fir fe Der paiienOite Shritt
Die 9eitweroefibrung bci'm Oeuti6eu3teiASs
tag III letusr ndfiteu Situug ieiu. Sine oer'
artt9e Gtugabc luiirOe 9roBe5 4ufieben erre'
gen, 81 9riIuolihcn 9iStuIiioneu uuo unbe'
oiugt aud 5u ourdgreifenOen ytnBre5eln fiib.
rem. Die Sire bes Oeutiheu 9famen8 leIoet
inter iolder iniameH gSIrtbi9ait, uuO e8 III
Die Qufgabe be8 9feth.8, oaiiir 81 lOrgen.
oaB Die NatiOualehre niht ourh Die gtthts'
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