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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18
The Flower Girl,

Let me lead you, fair reader, to thu
spot which called home. Picture to
yourself q white cottage, situated on
the summit of hill, hidden from view
by running roses, Virgins bower and
jassamine. At the foot of the hill flow-
ed noisy little stream, and on its Dor.
ders b|oomed many q fair flower. If
was there I loved to linger on warm
Summer days, listening to the music Of
the gentle current and bathing my IN.
shod feet in its crystal waters. Ono
morning rose early and prepared my.
self for mornings walk. The sun
was just rising in the east, and threw
its golden light all around: the dew
drops glistened Fighter, the flowers
seemed fairer and the balmy air more
delicate than | had ever before known
it. Ipassed by the little brook, which
was still rushing onward, l heard tile
first notes of the waking birds and
passed with them from tree to tree
until I found myself in large park
about a. mile distant from home
Weary with my walk I seated myself
at the root of large tree and con-
tiuued watching the birds fit from
branch to branch, until l was reused
by a gentle footstep. Looking around
| beheld before me child of great
loveliness. Her long golden hair fell
in glossy waves around her fo,n, half
hiding her soft b)ne eyes that resem-
bled the azure of summer skies. Her
trock was battered and torn. her feet
were bare, and her dimpled arms held
to her head q basket filed with fair
flowers. :"Will yon buy p asked the
tiny voice, and her little basket was
laid at my feet. | chose from it the
Farest buds, and slipped into her hand
a penny. "Where is Your home, my
little maid ?" l asked. ~ have none,"
said she, while the tears started fast to
her eyes. "My home is in the forest,
where the happy birds sing and the
bright flowers grow" "Come with
me- said I, II have happy home,
and you shall be my sister," l felt her
little arms Irvine around my neck, and
Ia sweet kiss was pressed upon my lips.
In a short while we stood in the cot
'tage door my mother pressed the lit
tie creature to her heart and called her
"her pretty child"
was delighted with my new sister;
we played together ana loved each
other MS fondly as sisters ever did -
We played by the murmuring brook,
we rambled in the woods together, and
at night we knelt by our mothers
knee, breathed the same prayer, and
clasped IN each others arms we wnuln
sink to rest dreaming of heaven and its =
beautiful angels. But how soon was
all this JOY TO end! But year had
passed since that bright May morning
when she entered our home, and while
the sweet flowers were yet in bloom,
God robbed MS of our Lilly, and filled
our home with grief and SORROW
They laid her low in her little grave,
and it was there loved to linger near.
my sleeping sister, strewing her grave
with sweet flowers and singing the
songs we once sang together. A little
white stone marked her resting place,
while the fair lilies wave above the
spot where my lost sister lay.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

60 Tie regular term of our Par
ish Court, on Monday, WAS conform
ed to by meeting and an adjourn
ment- cause, the "Knights of the
Green Sack" nearly all absent. Thus
poor debtors Will have another short
breathing spell.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

"Who dares to spit on the car
floor9" asked a burly passenger OH a
Mobile train. 81 dare" quietly re-
piled slender youth, "anl | did it,"
"You're the chap I'm looking for"
said the ruf1ian, "give me a chaw."
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

q We publish in our present
issue, at the request Of a Lady
friend, "the first essays Of two ju-
veniles," and trust our young read
ers will give them a fair attention.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

t. Our Town, as far as bust
ness and trade are concerned, is
rather on the dull and t.dOwn Or
der; very little produce of any
kind coming to Town, money scar
Ger than Ghosts in the grave yard
in Pineville; lOafers and loungers
having a hard fight ahead, produ-
GERS getting weariea OF helping
consumers along; Town authorities,
as a helper TO those who will work,
are repairing the streets and brush
ing up things generally pro bono
publico; all passing down steamers
full of passengers for Mardl Gras
in New OrIeans-Weather fine and
GENIAL all OF last week no fights
in Town, all quiet on "Old Red"
and, though last. not least, this
Editor has jotted down all this for
want Of better items to amuse his
readers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

S@ Shreveport in a ugurate d
their first Mardi Gras celebration
on Yesterday. We hope it was
successful, as we like to see Rex's
hOnOrs divided.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

~ Mardi Gras has not democrat
lied the bully crew of our bully little
ST. Mary. AS usual she is on time,
and blows her sonorous whistle to
depart for New Orleans this day at
II o'clock NJ.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

pa5~ Our friend aud old favorite,
Capt. W. Il. BoardmaD, now treads
the decks of the peerless La Belle,
as commander.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

Ig A committee of the Sonth Caro-
lima Legislature has sustained Judge
r. B. Carpenter, who was accused of
having dismissed a colo'ed jury on the
ground of prejudice. The. committee
find that The twelve negroes were the
most inexperienced and Incompetent
men on The panel, entirely unacquain-
ted with the simplest forms of law in
regard to the verIicts of jnries, and
that not one of them could read or
write. When asked If they had agreed
in case of grand larceny, the foreman
replied first, "No bill and then '.None
guilty." Judge Carpenter discharged
them on the ground that they were in
competent to sit under the statute,
which requires jurors to be men of
"sound judgment. After the verdict
had been entered and the foreman had
made his mark, three of the jurors told
the Court that they had not agreed to
the verdict, but believed the prisoner
guilty. The committee wisely decided
that Judge Carpenter acted honestly
and faithfully in dismissing these igno-
rant persons from the consideration of
cases involving liberty aud life.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

IMroRTANT.-We earnestly urge the
witnesses for the defence, in the case
of the Colfax Prisoners, to be i'll New
Orleans, without fail, on Monday, the
23d inst. It is more than important
that they should heed this warning
and notice. The witnesses so.called
for the Government, or we should
more properly say for The Radical
Party, numbering over eighty, and
nearly all ignorant, prejHdiced ne
groes, are already Oh hand and in
training at New Orleans, and will
swear away the lives of our already
prosecuted citizens, if our own PEG
pie knowing the true facts remain at
home.
We are fully authorized to stale
and make known the fact, that the
Steamer St. Mary, on this day, will
take down without charge all wit
nesses summoned in defence of the
Colfax Prisoners, as full arrange
ments have been perfected in this
respect, and all their expenses will
be paid in New Orleans whilst there.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

e. We call attention to the adj
vertisement Of Nelson Taylor, to
be found in our issue Of this date.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18
ALEXANDRIA, La
Wednesday,. February Is, 1874.

The BESEFm-The performance OF
the Thespians, for the benefit of the
Colfax Prisoners, came off on the day
fixed, and was in all particulars a
complete success. 7 h fine large
Hall was crowded with as fine and
appreciative an audience as ever as
sembled in Alexandria, and the act
ing, take it in all, was good, and
evinced good taste and talent OF no
rare merit. Good music, fine scene
~, we'll selected pieces, good acting,
and above all things in behalf CT a
righteous cause, could not with our
people, we mean our tue people, be
but such q grand success as we are
pleased to chronicle. We know and
feel that our poor and prosecuted
citizens, yet in the Bastille, will feel
grateful to the people of Alexandria
for this heartfelt tribute in their
behalf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

Eeg- Thanks to the South West
ern, st. Mary, La Belle and Lessie
Taylor for New Orleans papers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-02-18

% Have you been there ? II not
YOU will find it to your advantage to
call at once! Our young friend, Jo-
mas Rosenthal, is daily receiving new
additions to his already complete
stock of Dry Goods, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, etc, which he is
selling at the lowest CASH PRICES -
We speak by the card when we say
that no better bargains can be had
anywhere than Jonas will give you If
you will only give him a chance
Behind the counter will be found
that pleasing and accommodating
young gentleman, Mr.. Ehrstein, who
is not only willing to show the goods
on his shelves, b u t never thinks it
any trouble. Don't fail to give Jonas
call, and our word for il, you will
get good bargains and tirst-class M
ticles, if you will go with the CASH
in hand! . ,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12

Dorf belt bic 9sodhtniBreoc. Gs waren bel
Der 5optenfeier auBer m@rSbiidlof oongtetuz
Dorf Die Sild)6fe 2augblin BON Srooflpn,
N.-g., 2pu6 bon Gharleiton, S.=9.. 9e-
goushrianb bon burlington. ST., @iGiams
bon Bottom nno McJtteruep bon 9lfbanp Su-
gegen.
Die Oampfer ser Sapre+ 9inie merben
in 3ufunit bireft nab9teiuz Dorf fabren, obne
in Brett anSubaltert.
gteulid, mimmelteu Die rasifalen SlGtter
pon Seridten iiber alabama outrages." :"
SblieBlif, itno alfe 9lrreitauten entlalien
morosn, oa iid, herausitellte, DaB man alte
0aftbeieble, bel friiberen@elegenbetten benutt
unb Dor Dem an9eblideu Sergeben oatirt, be-
nutt bate, nm angelebenc Siirgsr in lluau-
ucbmlidfeiten su brin9en.
4nbrem Sobnlou bat 9(usiidlt, als
Senator Genncfiee's III beil Son9rsB SIT 9e=
ben.
Sn Sen gteu England Staaten baben
SrdnSe i'm Monat Sftober fir $572 300
Sd)aoeu anaeltlftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
z. RATNG Proprietoc.
lltten 9emalti9. Don Carlos nno Sen. @lio
maren IN Der Sdlad)t ameieub.
g@citeres Mber Die Nlcicd,t. hci S-u..

litten gemaltig. Don Carlos unS Gen. Clio
| lparen IN Der Sdladlt auueienb.
ySetteres ibcr cie Ocfcdlfs bel Sruu.
y en- n e. !. 9iou., WittaQ8. = gSte
eS beiBt, baben DON Carlos unS GSencroI
@lio iid) uon Dem Sd,luhtfeloe in Der gt6be
BON Srnn 3uriifgcSogen. 0ic &arliien iinb
iebr entmutbi9t, Ooh bebauptcn lie nod, ibre
Boitipnen.
(Spdtsr.) Die Gdlad,t smiifeu ben 9fe-
pu6lifanern unb ben 8arltiten in Der yi0b,
BON 1enteria bauGrt nod tort. Siebenbuu
bert Mann BON Der Seiabung BON ,Sruu mad,s
ten in hcr 8i1nug BON Sontarabia eiuen
2luSfaa. G5 1elang thnen, it'd nit otn berau
Sehenbeu 0iilfStruppeu Su pertinigeu.
(lfOd) ipGttr.) Am Nbeno sogeH oie Gar.
iilten bon Sruu meg. Die Rcpublifaner ba .
ben Die Boitioueu Der Selagerer Dor <Sriu
etngeNommen. @eucral 2aicrna lit nit elmer
GStorte i'll Die Stobt eiu9e;ogen
Stalicm.
R III, II. Noo. - Der Bopt empfino
geitern IN ieierlider AuoienS eiue an,abl bri,
ii der &atboliten, Die TIM ibrer uuuerbriit.
ltdeu 2nGan9lld1feit ueritfIerten. Su @rs
mteoerurg arf oeren 4Orciie beflagtc Iid) Der
Baplt bitter uber @l1pltoue'S antivdpltltdhes
Ntanlfeit unb iagte, @laoitone lei BON sis
marf'S Sor9eben 9egen Die Stride aueeitedt
moroen, lIno gleid)e Der &iper, Die Den he'll.
Betru8 angegrtffen babe. Gr babe oa8 Maniz
fcIt nidt Gelclen, nod lei er 9SlllenS, @lap-
tone's gotteSlditerun9en Su leien.
GrSbiid)of Nfanulng BON @n9lano nebit
elmer nnbercn 9lnsabl Siid0fe mollen III Sur.
sem cine Gonferen, nit Dem Yapite be;iiqlid)
oes Ill Souhon StattSuItnOcnOen Satbollten-
9ongreies ubbalteH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
SelsssapbiIGe 9speidea~
.sGianas0epeidlsa
Mus ser SmmoesbauytitaSt.

9Saibington, IL. ytop. - Die 8es
bauptung, baB Der BrdfOent feline aniidteu
Don beiem Sriibiabre iiber Die ftnan5ielen
fSraaen geGuoert babe, wirO Don ielnen Sreun-
SEN nid)t MIR mioeriprobeu, ionoeru auh an
aefiibrt, baB Grant in ieiner ndditen 8ot=
Idait an ben GongreB Die 9tiidfebr Sur 6art=
qelDuabrung angelegentlidit It empfeblen meroe
Der qeitrige eo!torielle Artifel in Der 9telu~
0orfer vGepublic," Der Oieie Bebauptung
auiiteQte, lit baber ipeber bonn Yrdiioenter,
nod BON eem S1atamts Sefretdr, nod BON
elmer anberen, babiu sdblenOen Iutoritdt tn
ipirirt morben, ionbern bat bort iopObl mie
aud anoersmo, Die sr0Bte lleberrai9uus ber=
porgerlfen.
- Der Gbef Der @ebeimali;ei bes Sdat-
antics bat bieier Sage an feline unterge gebenen
cine Srore crlalien, in melher er benlelben
re6ti6alfene nno mirfiame 8flihterfiiQuug
,pesteG anempiiebt; oieie 8Hi9t beitebe einz
s1q uuo alleiu in Der gntoeduus uno lleber=
fiibrunq BON @nlbfdli6eru. Die llnterbeam=
ten - beiBt es feruer - lriirben fiinftig llur
mad ibrem Gbarafter, ibreu 0eiItunsen uab
mad ben Mitteln, melde iie i'm Siente an
ipeuoer1, benrtbeilt meroen. &elner iperOe I'M
Oienite bebalten nerben, Der nldt wertboolle
9teiultate ltefere; auberbem meroe aber aud
Nidts als bic einfad)e @abrbeit in Yro3eiien
gegen @elbfali9er &C. bon ibnen seioroert
merDet1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
gfe1,ere gScrid1te Ban Gnbn

y D a a, 10. JfOO. = Der lOgtnanMte
Brdiipent Der 9tepublif Guba fam fiirsltd],
beglettet BON Stncente Garcia uno elmer tar
fen Sruppenabtbeilung, in bic 9fdbe oeS
Ylatss, mo Saltito @arcia gefan9cn genom.
men mnroe. Slncente Garcia iit augenid)eirz
LID gum Gbef Der Sniurgeuteu in Dem 0tli6en
2epartement 9emdhlt. Ser ipaniihe Cont
manoant oteieS 0epurtements ianote eiu itarz
feS eorps Su tbrer Serfolgun9 aus, wel6eS
oteielben itter einbolen ipirp, wenn es nift
ourd) Die lleberidwemmun9en Der Sliiie am
Sororlngen gebruOcrt miro. @eneralzGapt=
tan Gonda ianote weitere Serltdrfungen
naf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
9as Sd,tGial etnes pemnfpInant=
Sdfen W0rberS TIT Der SG)tpebe.

pa IT 30 g. II. Jf0b. = DC Bez
snaDtsunssbeb0rbe bes Staates Sennipl=
oanien, lpeld)e beute bier In Sleuns lit, nabnl
ben Saa bes Yatrid Senisau aui, pel6er
mesen Wtorbes i'm erIteu @raDe i6uloig be-
iunOen wnroe. 9erlelbs hattie i'm Sabre 1862
ben 3bomas Miaiman 9et0otet. Der a9tb.
S. gt. Jfeulan, iein 4ntpalt, felte Dor, oaB
bic 3urp, pelde Senisau iduloia fano, i'm
Der 9nabe oeS Hibters empfabl, oab oielsr
ibn jebo4 gum SoSe berurtbeilte, neil oas
@cles feline anoere @abl lieb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
YermiId)te 9epei6en aus
y2etto=Morfn

New>Dorf, II. ltou. = Die 0ampfer
rGitp Of gteuzDorf" uno u8uiiia" iino BON
2ioerpool bier angefommen.
= Sob er0FfHete bsute su 1104 unb i9loB
gu 1108.
-Su 8etreff oeS pl6elid,en sSeridminoens
bon Soiepb 8ein, benz befanufen Sunelier,
bat men nidtS NGberes crfabreu. Oerielbe
binteriieB ein Sd)reben, in peld,em er iaate,
baB bic ySiberpdrtisfeitea ieines geiddftes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
Ser groseR osr sptnocnIpreuacr.

" q bingto II, IL. 9tou. - 9Sle aus
einer geitrigen Semcrtuug bes GidterS
5umpbrepS 8u erieben lit, miro iid) Der Yro-
3eB gsgeu 2Sbttleg, 1arringtOn mo QSllliamS
nod etncn DfOuot biuit)lcppen. 9erielbe
maft iebr langiame SOrtifritte uno Der 98uit
uon 3eugcnou6Iagen entbdlt ueuig ODER gar
ntft8 2SClentltd)eS. 0cute nuroe Der Sc
betupoltSilt Glaruoe, lueld)er oeu Gtn6rud)
NIT iibcrpatte, ms 8rtuioerb6r genOmmen.
0alielbe er9ab JtlhtS BON Scoeutung. Sboz
mas Sbepberb, Jtr6ter 6iibcr, 6auet SIl.
bourn, Gr=@oup. Sbepbero, 3o6n g2clder,
GbomaS Sume, 98. s. Motttuglp uuN s. +.
&coln9tou murOen iiber uerldlieOcne Blnfte,
mcltc Der ProScB biSbsr ergcben bate, per.
nommen.
Su Der 9tadlmittaGSiibung murbeu bic
3eu9en GuuS uuo DC gCma ms &reuSuer=
bGr genommcn. Gun5 CAB cine Der uerGGbs
ti9en 9epclden, BON meld2r man ucrnutbct,
oaB lie NIT oieier Sad1c in 3ulammenbauge
ltebt, fir cine Yrioats0epeidle aus, muBte
abcr gleidJ barauI ein9eittben, oaB iic auf So
iten Der 3tegierlIHg abgeianOt muYOe. De Coma
lagtc, er lel Spet uHO Ctuen balben Dtonat
nrdlt i'm 0ieultc gemeieu; ais man inn jeOo1
Die @ebalt8qEittun9en iiir lcne 3cit uoregtc,
mfelte CT iid) bcrau5, tnbem CT iagte, 0aB Ell
III iener 3elt Spe5alOtenitc gclclitct. !0r.
3ttoole blelt linn aber Dor, oaB CT Oieic8 Gelo
Don 9tcttleiblp erb0lten babe, nm i'm Sum
Sd)meigen 81 nOtbigen. :3cuge ltellte OieeS
nutiirlth i'll 9lbreOc. - 'Oterauf erfOlgte Ser
tagung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-12
stasf=Ieaifrators=s sarcai.,

Sdl I'M ore, Den II. ytUDtAOet i2tI.
GOa bic StrGBen Surd)brufl5 9omn'inare etHen
oolen uuo uerbciiertcu &crtdt ubct ole aHiaee unb
Ser9atun9eu oes Seiinene oef et!bemarles, pon
8louuiGu. bio y3altimorcIraBe, In meiRem
Bureau nieoergee9t,i io mapetn QIernlt betdnntod6
Die Biiheyuno BlGue 5iaiiAuid oerleloen i'm Stdot@
Jie0iItratorsz Surtau md9rtHo ore 3 10 &G9eu sur
giniidpt fur Gle iu6reiiirtCn Beroncn aeofnet ieu
lperoen, ndbreno pciter 3elt pom Der 9Htl1eiouug
Der @ommiildrc in ir9eno encm Seridte, welhe5
Gjeriht5 barrett haruber beltst AppeGon etHSeIc9t
I270,G,o2,s) Subn n. 1obb, Ieaiitrator.
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Wettferei 0lti l,ol,er see.

J{ 70 y IT, IT. JtoD.-Inf DEM Sd]lre
rgteptun" erei9nete iidb anl 20. Sftober, udb-
reno paiielbe auf bober Gee mar, eine Nteute.
rel. Die 6alfte Der Mannidlaft beltano aus
Jtegern. Die lpeiBen Dtatroieu muroen auf=
idBig, neil Der 9eeSer Stepben u. Smitb sHm
Sootsmanne ernanut iporoen mar. Die
8eiBen mlBbanoelten ben Sn,itb in Den Jtad)t
bes 20. Sttober auf idreflide gSeiie, mes
hatb fe beute bel Der anfunit pes Sdifies
Ii m rf1t1frl nerhnftpt fnl1rNRr1
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Wnd, reitere Observation-Disclosures,

NeW y orf, II. JfoDbr.-Ole ShlIfs@
arbeiter, Oeren 10bne nad einem gen1einibaft-
lid gefaBtcm Seid1luhe Der Sdiffs- s-gigentbii=
nler II. |. 10. reou;irt werbeu iollten, uollen
il6 Der 4usfiibrung rlees Seid]luIIeS miper=
iettn unO 5000 arbeiter auf ben Shifismerfs
ten BON Rcw=9orf, Srooflpn. Saboten uno
Serlen-Gitp meroen Oonta9 Die slrbeit Gin.
itelen. Die gauge S6ltiabrt miro Oaber an
Dieieu Bldben labm 9eiegt merOen, oa man
feline seniiseupen &rdfte ais @riab oafiir bat.
Die 0fttglieoer5abl Der S6tffsarbetter- Union
betrdgt 10000, Die better organtitrt itno, als
Die nleliten anoeren oerarttgen 9eleaihaften,
4uf Der auoeren Seite bebauptet man, baB
man Die boben 2Dbua p Mt 'be3anien fGune.
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GnSiid) etn rcpnbltfamtiber Ste8.
81 ndt lit 0oieu ftidit perlQrenl

YtoDt0ence, N.zS., II. Jfoobr.-Sn
Der beuttgen Wuni5ipalpabl iiegte Der repub=
lifanlid)e MISREPRESENTATION 9Ople nit gro
Ser Malpritdt. Der Staotratb ilt iibermie-
geno republifanii6. Die 9emperenSfrage
lpielte in Oieler gSabl eile beoeutenoe Goue,
DoG 8 bon ben 10 erlpdblten 0tatbsmitglie=
bern Iino Autl=S =Semperensler.
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getDaftmns etncs angcie1euen
yN ortft pttcn.

SalSieeitabt, II. 9topbr. - Sobn 3.
See, Elm berporra9enoer Mormone, muroe qe=
itern in Der gtdbe BON geaper we9en Shell.
nabne on Der Dieeelel gu MsaDom=M =Mountain
perbaftet. Ser Sail bat groBe Nufre9un9
berporgebra6t, Oa See 9eOrobt bat, i'm Sale
ietner Serbaftnng aae Diitbetbeiligten mani,
baft MAIDEN 81 woaen. luOere angeIebene
Dtormonen perben III einigen Sagsn eben=
fails perbQftet merbeu.
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sosaESertd,te aus SSasbtnaton.

ZS n on, IL. N00.-tSte SelClcus
rduber uub Die beiOeu meiblihen 0eid)name.)
- Die beiocn meiblid)eu 9eld)name, melhe
5lpet Ne9cr, III etHer Sllte uerpQdt, nad
9nctnnatl per)enbCn mollteu, muroen ibenti.
n5Wt ais olelenlgeu Don @Qeu Seltou uuo
parrlet Gaglor. 9ieielben mareu am Conn.
tage auf Sefet'S 6ricbbofc becroqt morocu
uno murSen min bereu 9lnqeb6rlQtu air
2Steoerbetdttuug iibcrgebcn. SSu Dem Sauie
BON BercD nNb Dtauo Sromn bat man clne
9nnSe Ntaiie Artlfel gcfunoeu, Die tbcilS DON
Den gcraubteu Veifuamen berriibrtcn, tbCilS
and iu oeren Stranot, wie SGQtmebl.
polS'pdbne II. !. n. Oicnten. Scute purbeu
Die betocn QeltannEeu, iolute Der brittle @efal1-
gene, @brlltlau, por ba8 5uhtpoli'eiqeridlt
9cliibrt. getterer, Ser crit fiir,ltd ueaeu
oeiieiben SerbretbeuS beitraft morben lit,
bebanptet, nit Dem pOrltegeuOen 6alle gtibt8
5u idafien 5u haben Gr babe itf nit
Sromn III elmer llnterrebuug beiunoen, ais
otelelben oerboftet purOcn. Der Staatsauz
malt @loB beantraQte cine SertaQunq Der
Sadle, iomie Die @inferfcruug Der Stid,ul=
ol9ten. Sa8 9ertd)t eutlpracD oieIem 9lu.
TRACE.
- &iirSlid) linO uerihieOene Ierlorcu
beitoblcn woroen, welde Oapon Dem Scbeim4
poliSlitcn OtcGlfreb uno Dem Bolt;tlteu
Sar9ent Nttttbetlung mahtCu @elteru
perbaIteten OleIelben Den S6mor3cn 4u0reu
SadIon, Der irilber in eluem Der beitoblcneu
@cld)dTt8bdulsr tbGttg mar, mo br1d)ten Inn
III eln Sorjlmmer in StationSbauie. 2llS
Die BoliStiten nad) tur5r @utiernunq III
tbrcm Sd,iiblin9c Suritdtebren molteu, mar
Der It)marie Sogel an8geiogeu.
- 0egen Batrlf Seunctt mar por ,mei
Sabren Wegen ciHes 2(ngrifee auf eiu iuuqe8
WfdoheH ctu 0aftsbeicbl erlaiien moroeu, Ser
aber nid)t 5nr Solitrefung gebradlt werOen
tonnte, oa Oericlbc fid) Die ganSe 3eit uuf6tz
bar 3u MADDEN tpnBtc. @eltern 1uurOc er pou
eiltem Yoli3titen inter Der D}enge cntOedt,
Die Die betOcn wctbidIen gte9rleiheu III
bcildttgen gefommeu mar, uno 'ofort perbafz
let, I'M ii6 wegeu ielnc8 ulteu &erbrehenS 81
perantmorten.
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Sin Sot,,nser pernro,,nt,

Gan 6ran5tSco, IL. 9topbr. = Der
9ampfer ~Sacramento," Der n9entral Baci-
fc.@lienbabn" geb0rig, perbrannte beute.
9tur ein 9eringcr Sbeil Der 2aOuug puroe &C.
rettet YerIuif $40 900
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Bon Mrfauias.

Vtttle q d, Nrt., II. gtOp. = @ouD.
Barter gratulirt III ietner SotldIaft an Die Sc
iebgebung Dem Solte OaSu, baB eS wieoer bic
@ontrole ietner 9tngelegenbetten in 6dnoen
babe. Gr bofft, baB bic iiegreid)e Bartei itt1
fetner Serfolgung ir9eno einer Glaiie ifulOt9
MAIDEN mD9e, uno ucrrpeii't nit Stols anf
bic neue Contribution. Ser @oupsrneur iaqt
ferner, oaB Ser Staat nt6t baran Oerfe, ieiHc
geredteu SerbiHoltdfeiteu 81 repuoiiren, er
empFeblt Wabregeln, I'm bic SdulO gu fuu=
oiren.
Die tSS. 8olaub uno 9Saro Don bem In
teriu6ungs.@onlite bes Gongreiies bcftnoen
iid bier, uno meroen mor9en beginner, 3euz
Qcu I'll peruehnteu
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esrbettseimitcll,i,tae,t iiberau.

0enper, Col, IL. gtou.-Sm u0roliden
Sbelle oeS Staate5 baben Die Qrbeiter in ben
aoblenbergperfen, pd tie it6 cine Serrtnge-
run9 ibrer 4obne nl6t gefaQen lailen mollen,
bic Irbeit eln9eitellt. 0ieielben beorobeu Die
neuen arbeiter. @iner Der 2ebteren id)oB anf
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Gcr 0elOmarff.

New y CIT, II. Jfoobr.-Sel0 aftio gu
24-3. gSe6lel letter, 4.85l. Sob ieiter Su
1104-l10s. Shltgationen feit, Sedier 1194,
'62er 1114. aftien lhloiien fau, ytelp- gorf
@entral 1O2, @rte 2Ss, Safe Sbore 80, 81.
Central 90, Blttsburs 81, Nortbmeltern 38f,
pref. 54a, 6od=Sslano 984.
llutcrihatamtS SilanS: Sob s52 1864 =
777. SnIrnr,t S52 e74e(3
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Selbitmoro eines ssrstes nSamt=
tom. Nird.

Seitnn9 M onroe, Sirg., II. gtop. =
Or. Ut. u. SblelD, Elm iuuger uno nielusr=
lpredlenoer 9lrSt BON 6amptou, Srq., peraif
Iete rd psrgangene 9ead)t. 0erielbe lit seit
mstllg an geiitesit0ruug. Der Sercr6eue
mar 81 Sabre alt unD binterldBt cine Srau
InO suel &inher.