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CHARLESTON COTTON AND RICE MARKET.

CHARLESTUN IUIIUN- MD hISI. 0l&AIShE.i 7
MAY 27-Cotton.-Th inquiry was limited with y
Arm market but light business, quotations were
somewhat nominal Sales about LOO bales, say bale
staple ut sc. IN b. We quote Liverpool classica-
ton: Ordinary to good ordinary, 2lh?3c; low
middng, 93ic. inIddlDg, aic.; strict middiing no
sales.
Rice.--There were moderate transactions in this
grain at firm prices. Sales about 100 terces or clean
Caroiua say 80 terccs at tic. terces ut Sc, %
tiercrs at sic. 90 tierrcs at Sic q ID. We quote
common to fair al Tt0GSc.; good stGts3c.
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COMMERCIAL.
4 CORN AND sLgUR EyClIAFGE.l
- HtCfIMoSD. Va. May 90, ts72. =

IS OFFERINGS. 800 i
WHEAr.-whiie. 81 bushels. 81,
CoRy.-White, i5g bushels - 81
FLOUR.-5o lIrreiS.
SHUcKS--2s bales.
n SALES.
WHEAr.--WIlite. 81 bushels at ei.s0.
. CoIN.-Rhitc, I5sIflslfeis very good atssc.
RE-ESHJEaTED.
FLouE.-5o barrels.
: tsTfIyrKS.-1n tsalts - 80 ~ - - ssf K
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r"~rM.--,I. y. Casanova is appointed
ra-tur'>'r" at Casanova. Fauuuicr county,
~. rye. j. Keith Edinonds, resigned.
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.ruNARD E.-Tlle BRI- FSaf,

TUNARD IINE.-TheL Bhi-ITNh
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS botseesn Sow York
and Liverpool. calling ut Cork llIffDr,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY the Wednesday steamers, moi Carrying aecr-
age: -
First Cabin. $3.50 gold. Second CABIN go goId
Flint Cabin 10 PartSS. sn5s S
Return tickets .s2Se gold
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers: -
First Cabin. $50, gold Strtrpge sso, currency
Return TfcketS. asVt 49,
Streraa. tickets from Liverpool add Queenstown
and all parts Of Europe. st lowest rites.
Through bills or iadlRg from Sriaia ~
Belfast Glasgow, Hlyre, as4 o,isr 10Th aTS
he isa,sd by the VIRGINIA. and r 0REISN
THROUGH LINE, they hsytsg made titc nscessnay
ar,,ngeuents with tire OLD DOMINION sIEAMsi-
snip COMPANY To New York. asd with The GU.
NARD LINE thence TO Liverpool. &C.. n,,n
For rates, &C., apply 10 the Agents VI the Cld DO
u''ion ~ ChAYLEs 6. FRAECKLYN,
General Agent C,Bard Lire.
I'D. KELLY, Jr.. General Agent Virginia
fssa -sTF and Forciga Through Line
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~cnA>ros Coal SALE AT New YoRK.-Near
lork. May 2J.-Onc hundred and twenty
thousand tons Of Scranton coal sold to-day at
lAc following prices: 10000 tons of luiup at
,.J-5 10 S3.3i3 $4,000 tons of steamboat
from S.."jJ /" $40 :-20. 900 tons of crate from
-. 81 to S;31i15 900 tons of egg from $3.50
10 E%.j95 $4,000 tons Of stove from S3.S2s
- F&.9u; $1,000 tons Of chestnut from S3.4I5
T., - -,
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ErS n TuE SrNATE.-A proposition mace
.} Nr. Thurman To- admit caloln"l free OF
lat, - Tu'rr consideration
HE PRESIDING OFFICER: The .~ccrc-
So, viii read the anrnhn"uI proposed 10y
'', >'usi"r from hclavar" Mr.. H,rAErl for
'!r a.,"I;rn nf th" senator from Ohio.
the, hnI Clerk read IL follows:
" Py"1d,d. II be all thrown overheard
"uo mll" from the ship IAu%ltrr.l
Mr.. TIT RMAN: Wcal understand that
Wy friend i, a homeopatIiet. l.au"htcr.l |
stand by the aIl"path>. | AIN al old, plain
Democrat, and he l. slipping AWAY from the
lrrh, "rrl The Lord know, where llc will land.
! u-lttrr.] l therefore cannot accept lis
Iavulmcut.
Nr. ElL: ! hop" there will lie IL" Other
@Ni.irn "i the Democratic lsuty. Laugh
tDr.i
Va BAIARD: That was intended in Tho
mi'i'~t> of humanity. but il seems To he 81
t't appreciated that ask to withdraw it.
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!u%icco.-i'hr >cmtc Tonight finished the
W'Hnai revenue bill. The tax ON whi>kcy
umtin~ W seventy cents per gallon, but on
in'.l,ro . uniform tax of twcniy-iolIr cents
,,I II"uud WAS a@rcCd on. ncin- IN increase
90, i",u MS over the House rate. Export
h.mirl warehouses for tobacco Wcr,
a'"ir>t'd. 'rIt I'll Tobacco" now in bond is
..t,o"'d t" Remain for twelve months, though
l' iirN entries are allowable.
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Two weeks ago people We're glllmbling
because it was so dry; and now they ;rc
grumbling because it is SO wet. Some pco-
pie are hard to please, anyway Marion
Np,-Ui}
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From Rockingham County.

GOODS MILL, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA, I
May 4, 1872.
Mcssrs. Etlitors.-You print my ideas on
reputation, finances. and the negro. Keep
on in the same direction. and You will have
the approval of the better class of thu people.
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Woolley denies that he offered to match
LongfelloW against Bassett.
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PETERSBURG, VA. .

MAY ca.-The receipts of tobacco are more liberal;
and for all descriptions the market Is active ut full
prices especially for shipping. There Is but little
doing In cOa-cnred, which is inactive ut unsatis-
factory rates.. Since II Is pretty we'll agreed what
the tux will be, we presume our manufacturers "ii
enter actively into business We qtoie shipping ngs
at $7MS9, shipping leaf st $aso@sis, Hler Tugs ut
81 5pGiSg and feat ut aMSI5e. No lne silii-cured
offering. Otr quotations apply to hcgscads of good
weight ana In good order ;sa ss5a
ST. LOUIS, MO.
MAY .T.--Tile demand has hetn active for all
grades, from both manufacturers and shippers, ana
iricps have ruled stiff. Few low-sride Tugs were
offered and but few i:,ctory-''ried shippers, and
these latter were generally of some color, taken FOR
working As Il rule, holders are far In advance OF
buyers In their estimate Of values on dried,
and reject most Of the bids rendered. Gooit sweet
smokers have been very active siuce "wednesday,
the demand being stimulated by the action u me
House Of Representatives adopting n bill reducing
the tax largely on manufactured goods. Bflght
wrappers very scarce. IS = - 49, !. ~ =
lugs Sil06lsI.5u: planters ligs, com.
mon leaf, ssss75; medium to good shipping lear
Sp6ISu: bright filters, Sl21yS2o; half-briSlt wrap
pcrs, s2oGlSS5; bright wrappers, s55aSdo.
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SusrENSIpS OF CoALAllNING.-S Scranton,
May 29.--TwV mines Of the Delaware and
Hudson Company, one III Carhondale ana the
other At OlyplInmt. hav" suspended operations
~ order II rcduc" the production OF coal.
Va" two mines throw ont OF employment
c>.n hundred meu and BOYS, and decrease
the production Of the company three thou
>'nl tons per day.
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Duu AnIIp1Ia RICHMOND -1sgfs.

All SoRFOLK TEAMSH $1,000
IINE.-F0R PHIL ELPHIA IWlCE 4
WEEK steamers NORFOLK, EMi'lRf., ang 10
mond every MONDAY aud ThuRSDaY at Il
O'Clock ". and rhiladelphia every NEDSEsDAf
and SATURDAY 1T tfie same hour, alternately. =,
Frcights received daily Sundays excepted ior ali
parts of Pennsylvania. New Jcrsey. a,d llehwaie
also for Charleston, Savannah and Nc" Orieahs,aho
bills of ladiug signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate ri'es J
passage to PhiIadelpLla, Including fleaalS anu
| sta NJ.
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SPREAD Of FGrEMAsoNHY.-It seems that
The MeXicnS, iiA" othrr people, must have
something /" hang or to--sonle one grand
idr0 To occupy their minds. The Mexican
cultivated mind has taken quite naturally TO
iErc!i.asonry. A number of Lodges have
been started at several points of the Rcpub-
lie, which have large membership and are
u Il thriving condition,
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fgr RANCNET DErEKNiTUp To RrLr.--
n.l.rs,ri',1,. MAY 80. -Ihc President and Mi
1., tniinct visited the capitol to-day AMI
sDtI ruutrrrnc" with Ictdn" Republican
-..'i',r> "f each House. at which il WAS
. i,,tl. after full discussion. that Congress
... 80 not /" ADJOURN until il had passed the
,.hmrntll Federal election hill. the hill
t..,4miiml" in The hands of the President
so. i,."rr 10 suspend the writ of hdhedS
..IssE. and III" Till 10 secure all persons in
t.,Ur ri,iI right. and 10 furnish The means
.-. 'irir vindiraton. These measures. il
W., URGED. were II part oi the policy Of the
m,trl'i"n. ana the Republican party
..-ht not 10 20 into the campaign without
'h,.,r Iijl- all hcomc laws. 1T was finally
.h'.Iuln"d that Il proposition should be-
8. .dr ~ ryt"ud the session until the last Of
.'..r.. Hnd in The event of that falling. the
! Z. .,dru should convene an extra session
,.l mt III Il message asking tor The tc"Sla-
'..u .Hdirsltrd. II the twcnty-thrcc Rcpul'-
....u members who voted Yesterday with the
i'~Hort,ilN IL defeat The hdh"dS cOyJpi$ nlC;l-
,ur, remain true TO their votes. that measure
.,unrl l." passed. Several Republican mem
l,H> iouli the political policy of this course
~ the Administration. and it rcinail> To be
-,,n il party rule will override their c"nNir
'nnll>. -- u G&htngjp" to'WGH - HG't'mUJr
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CORRESPONDENCE of tho Richmond Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. May 90, 1872.
lh,ro Is u strong feeling in administrative
.r.1,, 10 make another attempt TO pass tho
,,r for qn extension Of the kuklux law. but
.h. manifestation OF disapprobation in the
II .,,,, Yesterday will he sufficient 10 prevent
~, s.r1nti> attempt to renew the effort. The
position among tho politicians is to step
r, ,rinrrrlv and watch very carefully the
,,,c If tnpuIar feeling. All experience the
,,.,.,t ilr, suggestion that il will not ylc inf
.r,,rn, ln dr> cup any further the proscrip-
=, .rp,irn,i,.- al The party, but the anxiety
-, Il, ~ i too strong among the leaders 10 ln,
,rurrii"j
,,,oycmmCni j. more rcticent than ever
r,,,n., The treaty; and that of itself is in
...,n,. curriers' considered strong proof that n
r..,.l, and favorable response has not been
lived FROM England. Diverse opinions
,...,,,j! ~ Ia future movements: but from
..,,l remarks uttered 10y gentlemen i'm
,A,->i ,r>itiun. who have not felt ii alto
..rG,g incumbent upon them to keep silent
Ivan thi, long-windcd and wCll-worn topic.
. .r,> hc sci down almost rs a certainty tina;
,.-. t.Nr:i..aclit has ended lis work IN the
SCATTER, and the rel remains for England 10
.a#p.i~h.
}, seems hardly possible that Congress
d. #H-h NJ IL business and adjourn on
u,als,. but The feeling among members l.
..trtiu rycrNt hing 10 do ~. Nearly Ill al
..,. HTI 90 Ia the Philadelphia Couycn-
...p ,,in affiliate with RadiC'liSm. and many
.,g,~ r;l,ial> her" will attend. prompted
g, bout d",lit. !" have Il finger in the pre-
..-.rim Of The yirc-rrcsidcn'ial pie. which
1
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FROM WASHINGTON.

correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.
W .saiSgTOx. Nav % 1872
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WILLIAM p. CLYDE & co, Agents
No. II South Wbarscss, So
M. II North Wharycs. Philadelphia.

IGOR NEW YORK.--OLD DO 44Th
J. MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY ass4sas ~
The sidc-wlleci steamships OLD . D92aisiSSis
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL, SAKn I,u.na' Nc
Scw York for Norfolk. City Point, and R.shm9na,
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
al - .s "I'' Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY. nj high tide. ~, .,e.,,t
These shIps are entirely new. They la't elegant
saloons. staterooiis, ami bathrooms. 49,, an. nm
surpassed. 90, ,o.s r,r II, South
ern and European poris.
For further information, Apply 10 ,.r .,
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Il QUEENSTOWN TNsf&N LINE OF ss aaesszss1<.
MAIL STEAMERS. SAILING Fkoh NJ"
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE-T tuesdays. t@s
RATES or PASSAGE, ~ Sss=
PAYABLE in Cold Payable In Currency.
First CabEn. .....,.....e7s
TO London. ........... 80 To London.
TO Paris 90 To Park. ....,..,. %
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland, aud inc
Continent, at moderate rates. -t..s5 s.ss 3-zs.
For further information, apply Ut the Coinpany,s
Offices JOHN G. DALE. Agent, ~
Il broadway, Sesss YORK; or 10
y JOHN ye.lWYATT. Agent.
te "a Richmond, Va.
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in such causes at such place outside of the
circuit as the parties may i'll writing stipu-
late, except in causes where such application
cannot he heard by the circuit judge of the
circuit, or the district judge of the district.
SECTION S. That no Indictment found and
presented by grand Jury in any district or
circuit or other court Of the United States
shall be deemed insufficient, nor shall tile
trial, Judgment, or other proceeding thereon
be affected by reason of any defect or lmper-
lection in matter of form only, which shall
not tend to the prejudice of the defendant.
SECTION 0. That in all criminal causes the
defendant may be found guilty of any offence
the commission of which is necessarily III
cIudcd in that with which he is charged In
the Indictment, or may be found guilty OF an
attempt to commit the offence SO charged ::
Prori1cd, That such IN attempt he Itself
separate offence.
SECTION 10. That on an indictment against
several, if the jury cannot agree upon a
verdict as to all, they may render verdict
as to those in regard to whom they do agree,
on which Judgment shall be entered ac-
cor,iiuglv and the CAUSE as to the other de-
PENDANTS may be tried by another jury.
SECTION II. That any party or person de-
string to have any judgment, decree, or or,
der Of any district or circuit court reviewed
on writ of error or appeal, and to stay pro.
ceedings thereon during the tendency OF
| such writ of error or appeal, may give the
security required by law therefor within
sixty days after the rendition of such judg
| ment. decree, or order, or aiterward WITH
the permission of justice or judge of the
said appellate court.
causes in which Judgment or sentence la:
been or shall be rendered, imposing the pay
mont of fine or penalty, whether alone OF
With any other kind of punishment, the sale
Judgment, so far rs the fine OF penalty is con
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Das 1enfbare &uftf@iF erfunoen,

@ien, rs. Sop. @robe6 Mufeben>
nt9t bios In fo9mdnnil9en nno mtlttd<
riiden &reilen, srreat 9eeenwdrtig bier
Die to9wibtt9e GrFnpuns beS Snee>
nteur 6dn!efn aus MainS. Mls Motor
ptent Die 2enotr'ihc @o5mal9ine, Die
gum Betrteb elmer 2uf,}6raube anoerperz
Bet 1T, rerart, eaB BE Maldtre aus BET
@~asfauune pes 8auou6 9slpetbt miro.
Die 2uftldraube en1ipri4t ppufomn1en
tbrem 3wed, oenn i1e rrm6olt@t BE Sort
beme9un9 hes 8aQon6 in jener beltcbise,
&f9tung. pdbreno Die 2enfun8 eur@
Elm @teuerruber bemi1ft mtrb. Gin na&
Dem 6dnlein'i&en 5pfem .9eboutes
8r6Beres 2uft@itf Yeriprt&t UNI 10
r1ebr Die eur& ras tibrieens l@on
3temli& 9robe Wope0 erresten Grwartunz
gen Soufermtn ;u erfu*en, ols es, am
fatt :wie bier NIT eem5bnlt@eu, @tetr>
foblen9as> nit benz fInf Wal let@teren
@aferifofsas seflut tperoen m1ree, 70
paB bann BET 9let1er Bauon9r6be pie
G%ra9fdbietstt enc unsefdbr poppelt -
9roBe ietn wirp, Die Mai@tne bober
aud melt idperer unp oemna@ aud ptel
trdfttget irtn fam, erplid bic Tra9fd:
biofeit zines Bauona i'm GubuS ;uz
ntmmt, Der @ioeritaue se9en Die 2uft
aber nur i'm auaprat. Grmtele len 1T
i~tbrt9ene> paB Elm 6dnlsiniaes 2ufl&if
NIT etner @,lapincie:tit non SO Gu6 In
oer @ecunoe i@ tewes'> olio aud 8eeen
ftarten @inp antampien f6nnte, fptpie,
bas bic Contributions aue TeuersBefabr
ausidliebt. Dieie sten 10 tntere7anten,
seraoeSu @po@e madtnptn Grpertmente,
uel@en 9efern bic Grsberiose &lbre&t
uno Wilbelm, iopie Der @eneralfabs@ef
beiwobnten, foQen aud in anoeren 8ro>
fen Stdoten 1feutlih soreefiibrt tperoen,
3xnd9f n Mln9eu unc Berlin.
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Die 9iamantcnfeloer IN Africa,

aus Gra;er6bureb (Bictoria, Slpafri>
ta) %. Sft. 8or eintsen @o@en bin
i'd. ldretbt Elm Deutl9er, Don metnem
Musfua auf Die Dtamontenfelper beimz
sstsbrt. @eQenf6rmt9e Gin6pen obne
Gtrau4, pbne 4ueue 1np IS meif, in
e,nen f@ bic Diamanten fnpen; bic
l&Snen ufer cts &aalau6es btlren cine
ausnabme. pniel, @awoops 5epe Sc
bron unb Gong Gong ftno pldBe am
@aal; l9war3e 8alaltldulen ra9en aQentz
balben aus benz porpbyr @%on9lomerot
berpor, bas 1h auf elmer Balis Don @9z
emit la9ert. Die Sberfd@e BET 66ben
1T NIT etnem NQupiallano beoedt, In tbm
fnoen i16 bic Dtamanten NIT M6at> GUT
naltn, Salpi5 uno Opal auIammen.
Man 0rdbt Drummer ba, 80 GuB brett,
26 Tu6 tief 49, cine }bmere Mrbstt, bic
oft Elm Sabr in Mnlpru@ nimmt, ba Der
Balalt unsebeure @&wtert3teiten ma6t.
&or3l0lt@ reid fino bte @tnSceu, aufoe>
men bic Garmen Du &pits Yan, Bultz
1~ultatu, De Beers unb SaserSfontaiu
ft@ erbebeu, BON Suben gum She'll .9ez
9runeet - Salen tn oer tua0erloi len
@lfe. @uf De 8eers Garu, ,parp Dot
einieer 3ett Elm Dtamant Don 70 &arat
9efunpen. Die 61be Der Gelper 1T UNI
9efdbr 5000 GuB iiber benz Meere; es
1T i'm CONNER flbL TN @inter bitterlt@
falt. Die G%ntfernur9 BON Der @apfapt
belduft fi& auf 779 enelti9t Meilen Don
pprt Gltlabetb 47O Meilen cod In ote
leBtere Sour, Die idetnbar bic tlraelte 1T,
benz @ilenoen nt@t 3u empfeblen. Der
tir3ete @es 1T Der BON Der @~apfabtna9
Yntel, Der In ben 5dnben 3rpeier @eleQz
idaften, Der SnIanb Transport uub
@tettler6 it, tpelde bic @et1enoen .uub
tbr s@epdd bef6rpern. Snlanb 3ranS<
port bef5rpert in ,odtg Gasen fdr.13 @uts
neen NIT 30 pfuno Gretaepdd <Steitlers
In sran3ig Gaeen fir1 ~ @uineen. NIT
100 pfuno Greieepdd.r Son sort fGlt>
iabetb fam man l,ur sbur@ S9fenfubr<
rer gum s3tele, sanld19er, Die &eile
eauert feds @c9en unbs fcftft, mitMusz
uobune ees Gutters bef 200 plumb Tretz
leepdf tpfb. 5tetl.. Der gentnear Sc
pad fOtet Is 50. Sui 9aebliebbaber
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au1neitte Seripro@en bate. 8erebrte
Damien, i&retbt Il, joe BON Stnen t,ue
8aruabtr3t8e S@wefer Htperbeu lid
perbe Siei NIT Mru1enapred.n ser(or9en,
no sic ben Seeen7 bolsn t6nnen. ! &
Die @ru1eneal7en Der acknowledgements
ware1 inter Bonaparte retd ;7t(e, gabtn
an, Anfanoe bes Minttrs @ele, &leieer,
@di&e &oblen., :6eutt 3met: plumb
Broo per- Monat unb per &ppf. @enn
IS 70 ur. .bas 3weite Acknowledgement ttebt,I.
mie mub es tn Den srsben pi&tbeu5lfer-i
ten proletarteroierteln a~usltben, mo- es
feline &etaen unb ielten @oblbabenoe'
9tebt 2" Mein Maire wolte {efnen 8etz|
telbrief III ben 3eitun9en perSFentli@en
Die republitanil4en Bldtter nabnen i'm
aut aber pbne cine e%mpfsblenoe Bemer=
flung. Dte anoeren Yerlan9ten bic bS@ne.
S~nlertionstare, tpel9e ote Mrmenca7e
nt9t 3u 5ablen Sermas. Grau :Ebtels.
uno bic Grau BIS Marldals @e@oben
betteln In gang Grantref9 unter Ger
Girma elmer @tiftune fit bic @ittmen
nno @ailen bes &rte9eS. s. eebt,
eNorm ptel @elb etn. Sn Golee elmer
Sftntlf4en SnterpeQatien Lief 6rou.
Sb{erS entse9ne1, pab bic @tiftuns aud
ben Spfern oes 8lreerfrieees gilt unp
parte ni&t a%useei&lo6en miro. Sn Der
aefrfssn @ibuns oes bte1een @emetnee>
ratbes &purot conltatirt, baB rt@t Bios
bic Spfer bes Blreerfrte9es BON Der
Sttftun8 auseel&lo6en bleiben> 1onbern
baB BITE Wrmendpter Der Mairien Die
@ttt>per uno @atlen oer 8et1oteten pber
sefansenen Sniur9enten 1pfeunatil@ sus
rQdfpBen.
&m Is. December beetnnen bic 5pernz
bdus, 49, BE Sr9ie Der Gurten in Der
&ra91oic.
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Die ,G77v0nde Nata0n."

Der Wieuer npuNe" parp unter ben,
80. Nop. aus paris 9sf9rteben
@ousn @te elm Dariler, proeroWm
fir ben fcmmenoen Gaibtn9? - Dds
jwette ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, meldes i'd Be-
wpbne, 1T pa6 woblbabenrf tie es ent>
bdlt bte Bant, bic B6rle Die italieni(9e
Sper, bic erften @robbanolunssbduler u,
{. no. Sin p%roletariat wiro in temlel>
ben faum 1ia,tar. Der Mdire 19idt
mir loeben einen ilsbenrli9en Bettelbrtef
ins 5aue. @eine Mrmenea7e 1T bud
tdbltd leer. Die llnteralbuna Der
Wittwen, Watl en. Der @reilt, &ranfen
unp ce6 unoerl9ulpeten @lenpS mug {i9
auf 5wet pfunp 8reb per monat unp
per &opf bel@rdnteu! Der Matre entz
ptrft etne 9o9artb1@e S9ilperung bon
ben @lenoea> tpel9e, mie Die @trpammten
oes Mi@el Nnselo> bic @dnbe ~ ibm
eu1poriredent 3erfeBte Mutter leaen tbm
aerbeuoe &inoer: gu Gl6sn, entfeil@te
6un9er8eftalten Der brap fen 9eute, per-
i@dmte Irme, aus ibreut lebten Sod
aufs pRaitsr seporfen Elm @r9ip BON
3etteln bes @eriabamtes, 'rpcbin cine
rutnirte 8eu6lterunga bic Bettsettue
tra9t, aa@benn fe Die l1br, ben Erourtno
bic &letoer, bte 8ettbedcn, ote 9etutG
der uno Die Matraben, enbli@ 1bas
bu@fablt@ lebte 5emo foeriebt bat.
Der BON Gbters er,aunte Matre fprt6t
BON @ert6ensbtden, ,uel9e bieier An>'
bid ibnl oeruria@t. Or eIaubt ni4t
DaB bic 9erren uno Damer IN leintm
ACKNOWLEDGMENT nit rubtssut @ewi0en
f&laffr1 uno fid an1lilren ttnneu.. 5ein
t8ettelbriff. 1T Tin unbeimlibsr, MiuafR:s.
Bh finn Sic 3ablunsslfdduliurliisaeeaaI
s@9uloner jener Menae ruff 1t aus.
Der Maire fprtat aud ppa siloleialfr 9p,zz
libarttdt unb 8erl6bnung, Il ipiipnunpetl cine
Nnsfttrdae ben arneu l1n3ufrispe,l1eslni
.unp gertrrtfn, pelden Ibtere pole
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senben ffabrt, enapfeblens,pertb ber 8f9
BON Der @apfabt btnee9en fdbrt bur@
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uns fanb man aQentbalbe,t Diamanten;
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etnen 64eardttsen Stein 9efunren cine
Trau bate bier @ras aus9erauft, uno
Der Diamant f~unfelte ibr ent8e8en; ptr
aber oBen umlonf infer 8rop In unrube,
unp perparbsn uns NIT Soreen Die Nd@te,
mte iener SGotte in pniel, per r1onate<
Lang grub uno ni4ts fam, mdbreno Elm
paar Glen pappn fem Na@bar etner
Diamanteu BON 10000 pfp.2 Strl. i'm
@ertbe r,a9 fursem Su&en' fanb. q &C.
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tain. Mleranoers Gpntatu unp De Beers
Taru, bilDen NIT Du 3oitS Garn1 eintn
YlaB sulamuen. 3aalrei@e 2doen tlno
6otels befrteoteen be Beodrfnine. Das
Gleil9 1T gut n n;ht III tbeuer; febr
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fir ba6 @raben bt1sa9sn monatli@ 10
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ftd meniQien5 leidt be0ern. Nm fdbl>
barlten eriheint her Maneel an @a0er,
ben mat, aber bemlibt 1T, ab3ufeQen.
Die "5ope Town DIAMOND Company"
lief e6 iid DEFENDERS i'm Wat an9ele9en
ietn, Drummer 3u 0roben, bic aber metf
>pteper einftlr3ten. Sept 8ttt es beren
o%ortflnbebn ; mir waren lelbft 70 9lQd>
LID: einen auf unlerem @ebiet 3u befBen.
8et benz @raben bie'er Drummer bat man
&noeutunsen BON Ststnfoblenz2asetn
9efunoen."
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