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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

gorged on the riches they have
already drawn from the most
defenseless, humble, anu i'll
paid of American working
people.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

Let Democrats keep very
cool and not commit them
selves too soon. The political
pot is boiling and the dish will
soon be cooked. Take care
not to dabble in it, while hot,
lest you get burned.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

A Cincinnati man is search
ing through the West for a
runaway wife and $4,000 in
bonds which she took-espe-
cially the bonds.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

A fish farm has been estab-
llshed within five miles of Salt
Lake City that will grow co.
600 fish annually.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

Babies taken and finished
in ten minutes" is the an
nouncement of a Western
photographer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

Dolly Warden neckties for
gentlemen have appeared
Well, a Dolly Warden around
ones neck isn't so bad after
all.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

The sum of $3.50, 900 was re-
allied last year by the sponge
gatherers on the lower gulf
coast of Florida.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

MIND AND MATTER.-Ths in
tellect is superior to the physical
system. While the world lasts,
the sun will gid the mountain
tops before it shines upon the
plain.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

When Autumn is married to
Winter the wedding cake is
always frosted.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

One good thing about Gree
ley-he has but one brother-in-
law and no father, and his
nephews are all nieces.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

A Danbury, Conn. lady was
SO frightened at a spider that
she kicked her husband down
stairs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

LIBERTY.-True liberty con-
sists in the privilege of enjoying
our own rights-not in the de-
struction of the rights of others.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

Mosby, in a letter published
by the Alexandria WAY Ga
zstte. denies that he told Gen.
Grant he would support him
against other nominees. He
says:
81 expressly told Gen. Grant
that | would support the Dem,
ocratic nominee, but as be-
tween him and Greeley I was
in favor of the South going for
the one that would offer us the
most generous terms; 1. e.,
that the Philadelphia Con-
vention must oHtbid the Gin
cinnati.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01
Renewal of Patent Rights.

tain number of years in the ex-
elusive right TO use or sell an
invention for his own benefit,
is wise and benefcent. The
term is sufficiently long to ena-
bic the originator to realize a
fortune on his discovery, if it
is OF practical utility aud bene-
fit, after which it is Intended
the public shall enjoy its ad-
vantages without being taxed
for the privilege of its manu-
facture. Next to the inventors
ofimproved Neutrality-suspicious.
even to a greater eXtent-have
the sewing machine men
amassed fortunes from their
different patents, which are to
them still a source of continual
and strcpendous profit. One of
these machines, that of Wheel
er and Wilson, with its varied
Improvements, has been sig
nally successful. The patent
of the Wheeler & Wilson COM
pany covers the feeding device,
a feature which most of the
other machines have adopted.
This patent expires in 1878,
and as all the companies using
it are interested in its renewal
they are combined in their eff
forts to have a bill passed
through Congress to that effect
For some fifteen years there
has been a ring between the
leading companies, which ha.
had a monopoly of the market
and sold its machines at enor
nous profits. 1t is asserted
that in all parts of Europe they
are disposing of machines fol
S32 80 which are in this coun
try sold for $50, and that tn,
price of manufacturing these
machines is but S12 each
Four companies of the rims
sold, during the year 1870, a,
follows:
Singer Company, l2 So
Wheeler g. Wilson Company, $500
Grover & Baker Company, 81, 40
Ihe Howe Company, us
Total, 1883
These were retailed at al
average price of $50 each, max
ing in the aggregate, s22,333,
935. Their cost was S4,123,
SSS. Here was a profit of NOR,
than 5000, 900 annually, wheI
one of S4,000,000 would hav,
given these companies 100 pc
cent. profit, and would hav,
left the remaining S14,000,00
to the sewing women. Ha,
the machines been even sold a
the same rate here as i'm En-
rope, our sewing women an
working mems wives woul,
have saved S11,166,967 sc
which these companies hav
extracted from them. In a
article urging upon Congress
the defeat of the bill proposin.
) an extension of time on th
feeding" patent, the Chicag
Tribune remarks:
These patents have now cor
tinued until not only thei
owners have become rich be
yond computation, but mt
the overflow of their riches ha
made everybody around ther
rich, or on whom they desire
to confer fortunes. Their villa
: are the finest in the world, an
| A 70. ~
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

The clergyman who boosted
that he could preach without
notes, did not mean bal,k-notes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01
Mr.. EDITOR

Will you grant me a column
in which to spread before the
public an argument against
Grant that has not been gen
orally used.
This man has really some of
the elements Of greatness; and
one of them, and perhaps the
only one, is his great tenacity
of purpose. This quality he
well showed in the war of the
Great Rebellion. 1t gained
him the battles at Fort Donel-
son and Shiloh and the sur
render of Vicksburg. His
browning success at Appomat-
toX was due to the same prin-
ciple. His reply to Hooker, l
think it was, at the beginning
of the Virginia campaign, has
been often cited as showing
his want of talent. TO me,
however, it shows his one
great principle. Hooker adj
vised him, on one occasion, to
man9uvre. His reply was,
I" ManPuvre, manpuvre, L new
er manGuvre." He had form
ed a settled determination to
overcome the South by num-
bers, even should he lose three
men to our one. He knew he
could succeed, and therefore
justly resolved to risk nothing
by manGuvring. His appli-
cation of his principle truly
showed a great want OF
humanity, but generals seldom
take that into account.
Showing SO much tenacity
In war, how comes it that he
shows so little in his admins
tration? He started out to ac-
quire st. Domingo, but meet
ing with considerable opposi-
ton in the Senate, he soon
ceased his endeavors. He
made a great demand Of Eng
land for consequential dam.
ages in the Alabama matter
but as he sees that England
will not brook the account and
that our people do not sup
port him in asking it, he con.
sequently yields the point
Would jefferson or jackson
or johnson have acted thus
No. They had a policy, re-
speetively, which they eve1
advocated, and which they
were willing to 60 before the
people upon, and stand or fal
by the peoples decision. I'm
der those sterling republicans
the president was only til,
prime minister for the people
Yielding, as he has SO Otter
done in political matters
might argue that Grant ha,
lost his tenaciousness. But
doubtless, if we knew his pur
pose, we would find the leop
ards spots unchanged. l di
vine his great purpose to be t,
hold his position, and, to fur
; ther this purpose, that he ha
resolved to yield whenever h,
apprehends that he can't b,
victorious. He puts himsel
in place of the English king
who whenever he sees that tn,
people desire a new policy
changes his in accordance witt
theirs, and makes a new cabi
Il
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01
ANTT-GRANT.


This, from the Minden Aca-
demic, shows the liberality of
the Messrs. Chaffe. We shall
long remember the prompt pa
tronage extended to the Bos-
sier Banner, by that prince of
clever fellows, Capt. Charley
Chaffe. On the appearance of
the Banner directly after tbe
surrender" he was our first
cash subscriber:
Not long ago, the firm of
John Chaffe, Bro. & Son, made
a handsome donation to the
College in Homer. We trust
that the people of Claiborne
parish will remember this,
when they require the services
of factors and commission
merchants in New Orleans"
In the fair recently held in
New Orleans the exhibitors in
the building for ''home pro-
ducts" were led off on the right
side by Messrs. E. J. Hart &
Co., who made a magnificent
display of cigars and tobacco
from the Defiance Mandatory
of ID. Hirsh & Co.
= : On the route is
Mr.. FL. Halter and a Bucks
Brilliant, and during the en-
tire mornings hot buiscuits and
coffee were rendered lady Wis
itors.
Mr.. I'll. Halter, during Thurs
day, baked at his pagoda ali
entire barrel of flour, the bread
OF which was distributed
among the charitable institu-
tons. This is claimed to be the
best days baking at the Fair.
WARMoTH OR GRANT.-The
New Orleans Bee Democratic
says:
The contest is narrowed
down to this: that one or other
of these chiefs, with or without
the assistance Of the Democra-
cy, must carry the election in
Louisiana in November next.
He who is against Grant is
necessarily for Warmoth, and
he who is for Warmoth is nee
essarily against Grant; for nc
one believes it to be possible
to carry the State for the De
mocracy against the power and
machinery of both Federal
State governments.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

Germany has five daily and
fourteen weekly papers edited
by wemen.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1872-06-01

AN-ACT to raise revenue by imposing
duty of ten cents a ton on guaLo."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
GeleaeapbifAes Aaerlei.

= Cine qroBe anSa6l Der Mitglieber Der
iapaneiiI1en @eianotibaft tit gelteru oonPbtz
labelpbia nad) 9teaoiug a6geretf, UNI Die Dor
tiaert 6, lenninell uno @tleumerfe 81 beitd)s
tiqen. Die Mi(itGrperloneu Der gefanGti9aft
blieben in YbilaoelpBia, I'M OaS ArleHal 81
inipi5iren.
-@.gt. 8napp, 8ofmeiiter, in SuOiana,
fat Sie 9fegierung burd betrit9ertldle @elo'
ORDERS nm $4,000 bel9mlnoslt unO 1T oer=
i9wuuoen.
- Ser 9ampfer y 8ruila" tit geifern BON
2iuerponl in BortlGnO au9efommen.
- 6ranf Nifen baut i'll Chicago ein 3beas
ter fir 100000.
= Ser adtb. Dan. S. DlorriG 1T sum
8oriieer be8 Grefutipz zGon1ite's bon Der SG'
fular- -@OmmiiFOn in PbiluoelpAia erHaHnt
porDen.
= Ser b09fs 91at6 bes idOttii4en 0fitus
Der f5reinaurer iuirO li9 luabrifetnlt9 an
16. Wtai in 9ouispille, anItatt in Gan 8ran-
3iseo, uerlammeln.
- @eu. 2Sm. Srou86ale, friiDer 9ouo erz
ncur bon &ennehee, ftarb beuts in @ala=
tine.
- Sn 9ouiSoilIe, &p., tagt cine gational'
Contention oer Silletzlgenten BON Gllen>
babnen.
-@. @. Sua, Der gtgentbimer zines
Sntelligen5. .Siireaus, OerfIa9te ba8 y@ourter,
Sournal" nm $4,000 S1aceneriat, tpetl
oaflelbe ieinSiireau alS eine906le oe8S4tptrz
bells besei9nste. Ser SlGger lieB einen Yroz
3el oerlegen, uurbe abcr oenno4 nit ielner
Slage abgepteien.
- @eItern tagte Die repu6l. StaatSe Geu.
pention BON Ohio. Die 8ei6liiiie unO Sn'
ltruftion fte6e bel Sbio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
FIR. ToELLE L COMPANY,

aelaiien muroen. 8ei Oteiem &umuIt mHr'
Seu piele Suoen idwer uTwuaoet, SislsH
tuurSen bic 8aartboare biiIAelweie ausge'
rilfen unO Die 6rauen in 9raucnbaiter Bstie
9ei6anOet. Sin SuOe, 9tamens Sob, pel'
der mebr Miutb ala Die AnOuu beiaB, psr'
t6eiOigte ii9 nit ieinen OierS64nen Orel Gage
Lana in einem Sauie. Sie butten geihwos
rem, cher IN iterben, olS ffl 8u cr9ebsn. Die
8anbe fedte aber idlieBli9 OaS 9ans in
Brano uuO 3wang bic tupfern &crtbei0t9er
gum &ufsuge. 8lOB ihr Sgluit plrO aHt
40, 900 Onf6ten berehnct. Die beloen Sp'
uasogen murben bcmOlirt unO idmabltb Der.
uureini9t uno Die @erdtbidaftcn mad aleu-
Sti6tungen uubrgcitreut. Der Serl9ter'
itutter figt bin5u: r0ie Geiosn Der SuOeH
in Grbul paren entietlif). Die Sprade 1T
su ibtpa6, UNI fie su idilOern; i'd tann mid
nibt Der Sbrdnen eutbolteur menn id an
jsae S6suBli9teiteu 5urHdOente. DtaH ia9t,
eS iei in gaij g3eforabien taum etn Srt, III
Oem es ni1t ;u S1redsuSceaeg getOmmeH
iit. 9as @lenO lit fHrAbar. aSggSIf'
li6e Sulfe tbut notb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
GpnareR : 0erbanolmnaen.
aihinaten, 27. Star

N ptn II H. ~. NlaG3.
Sm Senate beantragte 9amltn ttnen
geialuB, $4,000 aus bem Contingent 6onS
be8 genates gu perrpilligen, mn Die aohen
Der 9Saffeni6ader nHteriuaun9 81 oeden.
4ngenommen.
/ Some rief Die st. Groir unb 8apfelOs
giienbabn". .SiG auf uno Sberman'5 an'
trag, bic GmeuSenlent be3 5anies an3unebs
men, tuurSe nit 80 9egcn 16 Sttmmen per'
porfen.
GaiIerlp beontra9te elm amen6ement, baB
Iniieoler an Der Babn ettlan9 mad ihrem
Selteben Die auf ibre 2dnbereteu gemadten
anSablun9en BON ben Ser. Staaten 5uriifers
halten ober su tuettereu so ddern beredttgt
Iein loQen. Die 8iQ tpurbe mad Serlauf Der
MorgeuItunSen Suritd9elegt.
ais unerleoigteS @eld)aft purbe Johann Die
8iQ auf9enommen, ben 3Oa ayf &affee nno
Sbee su uiberruIem; eS baneelte iid} I'm Ans
nabne Der i'm Ylenar @omite pereinbarten
Ameuoement8. Sberman Ia9te, OaS Sertab<
rem b,8 Senats in ber geitrtgen Sttln9 IN
8eSn9 auf OieIe 8ta babe ben Plan oeS Cos
mites eini9ermaBen oerdnoIt. Gr CLAUDE
iebt, baB, menu Der Seuat Die Sia init ben
fragliden Announcements aunebme, oaS 5auS
DRielben sleidfaaS sutbeiBen meroe, unO CO.
NIT lei bann wobl Die 2arihrage in Oteier
Sttung abgetbau. Oiehrere antrd9e, nod
ueri1ieoeue anbere Irtitel auf bic 6reililte 5u
iesen, tuurDen Dermorien.
Snt &eprGientanteubauie tuuroe
Der 8eri9t bes @oniereu3, ,@omite'8 ii6er Die
Sia, pelhe Die SerUfIentltdung Der Gonz
greBuer9a regelt, augenomnlen.
Yorbecs erhob ild 81 elmer perIOnliAen Grz
flGrung; er iagte, Der Sprefer babe ibn obne
ein SOrlplfien in bas @Omtte ernannt, welz
| Dies Die llnregelmdBi9tetten I'm Martnemtnts
| iterium 5u unterluheu babe. Settrem babe
| er mi6ttge HadIriAten aus bem 8elten erbalz
ten, fueld)e ieiue4nipeenbeit bort notbwenot9
mahten, ieit srpei 8agen babe er nm'8 gSort
Qebeten unb enoli1 lperOe ibm oie@ele9enbett,
| fitr ben Yoifen in ienen @omte gu Oanfen.
Die reselmdBi9e @ei9dft8orOnung wur6e
Johann Derlan9t. Ser Spre6er ia9te, bic
Soriraqe iiber Die 8ia ben Sabubof Der
Baltimore. Botomac .GiienbaBn" betrefIeno,
| lei gefor0ert ruoroen.
SIS fam iest 81 ben iibli9en 6libuifier'
ruan6pern, UNI elue Ibittmmun9 iiber Die
8iu III perbinoeru. Ser @tne beantragte,
bab fidb Das 9aus portage, Der 4noere pollte,
baB es iu's 8leuar.& .&omite gebe. I'm 2 llbr
beantraate Starfrpeatber, bic Bill al bas
Gomite suriidSurpeiien, bieies gebe etne wei'
tere @eleaeubeit CUR Debate unb er tpoae
bann germ bic Salfte ieiuer 3eit on oie@eSnsr
Ger Bill abtreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

tleinen Sirfions in ber geranoa Seoerbaa
ipielte unb SerbarS lahenb aufforoerte,
nit BON Der 9artie gu iein.
Strei6er murmelte ettpas BON ttnbii6
tperoen, stltersi6pdde, gridlaffnng Der
seiitisenSpannfraft uns perlieb bas6uus,
als er fab, oaB iein SreunO pirflid Der
ginlaoung 6olge leiitete unb NIT benWdo<
den um bic @ette bic fleinen Seberfronen
our6 bic 2uft trieb. @erbarb ielbit fano
oieie 9trt Oes 3eitoertreibs naA elm paar
S6ldgen etipas su iugenolid fir feline
poblge5dblten Oreibig Sabre uno bennbte
pen 0fpment, mo- ibm oiealeinen eine gldn=
senbe 9tieoerlage bereitet batten, I'm st
Der sieger GrsDsen unp 9i5Sie's unper<
bOblenem @erpruile eineH i6impFi den
GIdjug ansutreten.
IS lit idabe, baB man ni6t mebr 10
re6t aine iein fann, iaste er gu @lr. 2ess
lep englid. Sie llnbefansenbeit febIt;
man itebt immer als aritifer binter ieinet
eigenen 8iden.
8efer na6, als ipenn Die Sdatten Gnz
Serer por aus auftau6en, ipie Dtacbetb
iie auf ieinem eisenenStBe iab, entsesnete
Wir. 2eslep ibnermiitbig. Sic ideu6en
uns BON unierm glabe an Der Safel Der
Sreuee unb bes @enuIeS unb mir iteben
einiam in Der 8elt.
@erbaro fab iiberrai6t auf. 9ieieBprte
rparen bod gu i6perpiegeno fur eine bios
id6nrebneriide 8etra6tuns pber einen
beoauernoen SeufSer, ipie er ielbit supcr
etnen ausseitpBen. Sin bunfler Seoante
raul6te ibm bur6 ben &opf nit oem
Slaseli6lage zines l6euen StadtpO9els:
trus pteier Waun an Der sebrenoen @rinz
nerung zines Gerbre4ens? e.
(sEnrt{4tuno fnIntl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
eSnlamo>
SINS WaShiuatp,t.

8aibiugton, 27. Dtars. = Die &epe'
.@inuabmeu beliefen ii9 seltern auf $685. =
234. 81.
- Der 8raFoent ernannte bcute Srn. W.
81. @tlman gum Gepeniie- -@innebmer bes 8.
Dtltrtftes bon MarplanD.
- SRI. Gbriitine 9iilsion trat bellte bier
gum erilen Wlule als Sperniangerin in Der
Spsr uMtsnon" auf. Oas Saus mar buds
ltablif) au5uertauit; aud) Die Siee fir Die
iolgenDeu Soriteaunseu fnD taft aue belest.
- Su S6aeamtszareiien iit man iebr gea
ipaunt auf oas 5eiultat Der llnteriu9nn9 &C.
aeu ben @ourant. @Ontreleur. Soutpeu bate
beute etne ldusere lnterrsouns nit Dern Yrd.
iibeuten uuo legte ibm Die ldriItlide 0arle=
auna bes @ontroleurs por. Oieielbe wirt
crit idarf gepriiit rpereen, ebe man Urgent
cine @ntld)slouu9 trttIt.
- Der 8ice,@ouu. Bindbad (gfe9er) por
Souifana ipeiae bcute &benO NIT SenatOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28
Neue Mn3ctgem.
QnhnnS


Der ciuBigs ancfbetiihe a9sut, peIdcr burdaus sc'
fabrlos it, gBenn er bon Der r@oltouz Dental aIios
cution" sinssssbeR tptrN, rpirO bGs 5aBnnus5tsPsu
gum 8eranIsen.
9ieienisen, uelde an 3abnihmerJen lsthen, lone
uen iulmsr rsines @us, Die sriabrerien uHo sei6d'
teiten 5abndrSte une 8dn3lbs 6retbstt BON SHmsr'
sen in unierem 9treuu, Rr. ST, EBsft'SGpette',
uabe GbarleSftrGie, fiuben.
q. 8. Gs per6eu tCine 3dbne aussesoscu, iusI&s
ourd slfluu9 9eipart ueroen tOnnen, uno olle Spe"
yationtn flr Die 9rbaltuH9 unb Re9urun9 Der 3dhus
fuCrben nit urGbGtlitliber Gei6tdIiGteil pouSoasR.
lRGrN2S1AEl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-28

urgiren tuuroe aufgenommeu un6 bas Gmen'
oement, einen iolheu SfifSbauhOf BON Der
Staatsitsusr 81 befreien, lam 5nrSeratbuug
Gine lGngere Debate erbob Ilf uno baS
ImenDement nurOe acceptirt uno oerSeidluB
angenommen.
Die 8ia, Die Steal Gtate 8ant, Oou8al.
timore" Su incOrporiren, purSe iitr uubes
(iuute 3eit 5uriidgelegt. .....a
Die SenatS. Bid, cine Serpilligun9 fir
Die yMar1ldnber 2lu9enz unb Shenbeilan.
itolt" 5u MAIDEN, puroe sum erIten Wtaie per=
leien.
@ie Sill, bas 2ano @ommiIiGr8 4mt nit
Observation-Disclosures 5u Uerbinoen, purbe
ruieOer IN Setraft 9e5ogen unO Oann angs-
nomr1en. .-
EolaenSe giQs murben auBerbem nod
anqenontneu: Dem @puntg Sreoertd 81 erz
laubeu, bic 8oHOS elmer 9eruiiien Gtienbabn
su tauien; ben 6rieOensrtd)tern III Yrinces
9eoree'S uuo 4Hne 4runoel' @ountp SIrts
Oiftion in 0iebfabl5fdQeH SIT ertbeIleu; Die
8eiteuerung Der SOblen6ergbau Comp. 6u
regulirelt. zs
0a8 SauS nuAm ipSaun Die 8iQ auf
pelhe peitere &erpiQigungeu fir OaS Sahr
1872 ma1t. 6r. Stoue erfldrte, baB Die
eH8t9e UplDClUuH9 UoH oCI CuIItlpOHptltlI>
ben 8ia friiberer Sabre Die lei, OaB l., ale
SetteueSntitute au8gefloiien ieieu, nid]t etz
ma, neil oieiel6en feline Serruiltgung pers
Oieuteu, ionbern neil enOltdl eirmal cine
@reu5c ge3ogen tperben mitie un0 2, bic
Suwiuiguug fir ole itummeu, taubItum.
men uno bliu0en 9tegertiuoer iet geitrilAen.
Tolgenoe AmenoementS murben Johann
nod oorgei6lagen uuO angenommen: $685.
600 fir Die Y(ilij su perwili9en, Die anf 4pf-
tiouen be5iiglid)e Glauiel su itret4en, Die yer
wiQignug fir Oas 3udtbau8 auf $4,000 iu
erbUben, Die Srpeite Serpiat9ung fitr oaS
8iinOeniuTitut 5t ftreifen, Oa8 Salatr beS
Staats= =Smpiagenteu AMI $1,000 6u erb0ben
II. u. Sin Announcement bes 9ru. Cotton,
Der ct. Wlarp'S SnOufrie. SduIe $4,000 8u
UermiQtgen, rpurOe nit 40 gegen % Stim.
men perporfen; Soridldge, Oa8 n9Ouie Of
the 6rienOleB" unO Dental college" gu bO-
ttren, lpurOen glsihfaQS OerluOrfen.
S6lieBlif fam nod Die Srage Der @nts
IdGbigung Der 4nuGlte III benz GroSelIe &C.
gen Die Baltimore Ohio. Sahn" in 8etraft
nnO, nQ6 peridieOenen SOrihldgen oertagte
iid1 0a8 6aus bis abenSs 8 ubr.
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0aa gSSefter tina Aanoe.

Waibinston, ben 27. @iGrs. - 9eute
if,ueite es in Bolion, Stem. 2onoon unb BORT
lanb, Wle. 0eaen fiel in New- Dort nno in
Yunta 8oiia. yin Der Sillte oes St,uea
Wseeres berrlate brohenoes sSetter BET etner
Eemperatur BON 60 @rab; an ter @olffife
! hattie tnan i16ue5 gSetter, ~ u.
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Sf1t Sic Grnufet1

Or. gficprn bat 20 Sabre Der lpesielen Setonb<
luna Don dbroriiter eeDeu uuo Rranfbeten bon I'm
bebSdpalnteit seluibmet. Surge 9eute, an 9eib uno
G5eiit burdb llnbeoa6rianteit unb oes uebermaSes
eeibtpdbt, nit yterpenihfuddhe Sittern, Ser5lopen
fribsetiises 4ltern unb oorSel9eu 8aIan, unperHos
aen uereen RAID eebeilt.
qneebenoe Srantbeiteu Der 6nrnorsane tpcrben in
5ngen beieitist. 9iftge Srantbeiteu oss Slntee,
bes palies. Der gtaie unb Der 9au perben sritnolt
Seilune nirb sarartrt. yirsau Var f4t, @efts
xapetteffr., siuiiten 8art= nnb Soparbitr. Cons
5nltiritunoen: bis t2 ntr Oiorgen6, 2 bis 5 nbr
40 bis f2 ubrWiorsers II. Z oie ubr abents. (244-D
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Ste Seftbiperoen Der Seganer 9ez
aen @erifp.

Rem=0orf, 81. Wtdr5. -Sn tbrer rStuz
qabe an bas 8unoesgeri9t bon SeraS geben
Sic @roBaeI6worenen etne ansfiibrli6e Oar'
leaunq Der BeIhperDen iiber Die rdubertihen,
fetnOlid,en gtadbaru ienietts bes 6iO' 'Sra1loe.
Die Sdredensberrifaft an Oer@ren5e lit bem'
auiolge grDBtentbeilS bas 2Sert mertfantld)er
8eamten. Sen. @ortiHa, ip,ldler often gegen
bic Ser. Staaten Srieg fiibrte, beren Siir9er
ermorbete uuD beren Boiten beraubte, ruuroe
bon Suares ungea6tet Der bel tbm por9e'
bra9ten teranii9en geidwerben gum gtnleus
ofiiiier ernannt unS trieb e8 als iol1er lfltmz
mer, als oorhsr. Seineeeute reiten auf 9eltoh'
lenen teraniI9en YferOen, iie MAIDEN nod be-
itGnbis 6aubsiige nod Seras. Sett Seenol'
Qunq oes SiirgerfriegeS puroen monatlld]
Surd]i6nittli6 5000 Stiid Steb bon Wtertfas
nern eetoblen, Der Serbeerun9en Der Sufa'
poosS SnDaner, meld)e ebeufal8 iuDierlfo wobs
men, gar nift su seoenfeu. Die 5fepeniietSn,
ioeftoren Dupout, Sammono, ghelps unr
Wc Qauablin wurOen BON merifantl4enSans
bitten ernlorOet; ale Seanlten Iflpeben in be,
ftanoiser @efabr. geitSabreH lebt Der terani
lde @renser i'm beitdnOigen arte9s5ultanoe
obne Die Siderbeiteu, lpelde Der Srte9Sbraud
sepdbrt su befsen. Oieie Gtn9abe oer9roB
| geihporenen ruiro uon bemSnuOesrlhter uni
0em GsH. Goot iuOOfiirt on ben GoH9reB &C.
| langeu.