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JOB AND Book PRINTING.
absentees. Bonnie Blue came in but retired

absentees. Bonnie Blue came in but retired
the second time before his name was reached.
The negroes will now understand the pro-
LESSONS of those who have been claiming to
be their best friends"
don't suppose it would be out of place if
were to give Mr.. Whites own words
against the negro. Hear him: 81 will suffer
my right arm severed from the body before
| would accept an office conferred by negro
votes This he said in the streets of Selma
IN 1865 while canvassins for Seymour and
Blair.
Now, Mr.. Editor, L ask in the face of all
these facts if am not justified in asserting
that Mr.. White has been weighed and
found wanting" And if it be true that Mr..
White is an earnest and ardent supporter of
the Civil Rights Bill, he will certainly be
another political example of the couplct:
'That while the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilcst sinner may return"
l shall watch with considerable interest
Mr. Whites actions and if he does vote in
manner showing that he is willing simply
TO do right, and give fair play to his fellow
citizens, and that he chcerfully accord the
colored man all, all, Of his political rights,
will then freely cast all Of my objections into
an oblivion, where l trust they will remain
forever forgotten. Then, too, can accredit
him for honesty of action and libcrality of
purpose that will ever rise superior to "a
vast amount of ignorance, or an unwarrant-
able prejudice"
know this is rather a long communica-
ton, but l must beg its publicity as an cx-
Oneration of mysclf.
am still yours, &C.,
VIM. J. STEVENS.
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Communicated
From SOUtI, Carolina.


TO the Memory of Hon. Charles Sumner.
The Banner of Hope Association (com-
posed of gentlemen and ladics,) for mental
and moral Improvement of Laurensville, met
Monday evening, April q, 1874, and adopt
ed the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in His Advise Providence, to remove from
this world OF trouble and sorrow, one of the
nations trucst guides, and Libertys BRIGHT
test liglA-IIon. Charles Sumner and
WHEREAS, In the discretion of this younr
Association, is thought and even believed
that his death is not only great loss to the
United States Senate and his undertaking.
but an event to be mourned for, by the ma
ton, it is therefore necessary that we
QhOugh in dark spot of South Carolina,)
make some expressions of heartfelt sorrow,
touching the great loss which the nation
sustained ; therefore be it
ReSotred, by the Banner of Hope AsSocia-
ton, of Laurensville, That this Association,
with others, have learned with heartfelt re-
gret, of the death of Hon. Charles Sumner.
a man of several years. experience in the
nations Court but, while we willingly bow
in humble submission to the overriding pow
or of our Advise Creator, we sincerely Join
with our friends abroad and the relatives of
the nations shining light in condolcmcnt,
hoping that though "Thc harvest is past,
and the summer ended, yet we may be
saved"
Resolred, That We (though as it were in a
place of darkncss,) recognize great loss in
the death of Hon. Charles Sumner - to the
dark-minded shining light, one of the ma
TONS ablest leaders, the race so long in
servitude, its bravest advocate, Though
brutally knocked down and heat severely
by Brooks, of our State, for advocating the
liberty of the down roddcn racc,) and
Massachusetts her flircst STAR
PRATT S. SUBER,
ANDREW L. BUTLER,
BENZ. l.. Mcdowell,
Committee.
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lCon,municated.l
Moral Reflections No. ~. =

Jesus knowing that the Father had given
all things into His hands, and that He was
come from God, and went to God He
useth from Supper and laid aside his
garments, and took towel and girdcd
himself. After that, He poureth water
into basin, and began to wash the Dis
ciple's feet, and to wipe them with the
towel whcrewith He was girded." -John
xiii; 3-5
This incident of washing the Disciples
feet by the Saviour at the last Passover
Supper, we look upon now as a wonderful
act of condcscension. 1t must have been re-
gardcd as still more wonderful in an age
when humility was unknown as virtue.
The form of this condescension is perhaps
in itself matter of indtlercnce-it is the
spirit that is impotcnt.
1t was mental sc.rice, and thus t!pc or
service on earth.
" He came not to be ministcred unto but to
minister"
And the great lesson thus taught so sig
nifcantly by the Master was, that His fol-
lowers should be helpful; that they should
regard it as their highest honor to do good
to their fellow-men that true merit is in
loaoly mind; that he is the greatest who is
most humble, most loving, most sclf-dcny-
ing, and most abounds in the fruit of good
living to the glory of God.
They, and they only, whose good works
shall follow them into the eternal world,
shall receive the plaudit: well done, good
and faithful servant.," High places, great
wealth, large attainments in learning
science, or grand achievements, which so
much attract the admiration of the world,
are nothing in the sight of God. 1.-The
sacrifices of God are of a broken spirit,
broken heart: God, thou wilt not despisc. D."
ITO do Good and communicate, forget not;
for with such sacrifices God is well pleased"
"He that would be great among you, let him
be your minister" A. A.
| WASHINGTON CITY, March Q, 1874.
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A very rich coal merchant i'll England has
written to several of his customers, who pur-
chased coal of him for brewing and other
purposes connected with the manufacture of
beer, rcgretting that he is unable to continue
serving them, as I" being an abstainer and 4
good templar, he cannot cOnscientiOusly sup
Div Goals for the manufacture of the articles
Of such trade.
Tho bishops of Cambria and Versailles
have arrived in Rome and handed to His
Holiness Pho Mono large sums Of money as
Peters pence from France. bismarck is be-
coming jealous. He thinks that Prussia
should have had that little pile rs indemnity
cash.
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litical necessities Of the races and the spon-
taneOus Joy of free people at their unbroken
Union and the restored unity of that nation
atty, and none will hail the glorious old
banner with more joy than the men of the
South.
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Sci @len @ope, N.=D., fauoeu an
Niitttpoh bret iuuge Wdnner bei'm Saben
ibreu Sob. Gbas. Sorgea, Daniel 9Sifinz
ion, Warttn 81. Sirfe uno alfreo gSinters,
pier iunge 2eute, trelhe nit ibren gltern Die
Commemorate anf Song zSslano Subringen,
soaen Sujamnen 3u elmer Expedition aus. -
Sic beihloiler1 III baben uro entleOigten lifsl
lofort ibrer Sleioer. gtad)bem iie I'M gSalier
ale mDaliden eapriolen gema6t, forberte
9llfreb ySinters III einein gScttI6rpimmelt
auf: cine 9lufiorberunq, melfe iofor.. nit
Snbel anqenomnlen purbe. 9titltlg ld)panz
men Die jungen Surid,en porlpdrtS, Seber
mollte Der Grte iein; : ploblid) tpuroe Der
ilnge gStlfinlon bonn &rampt er9rlHen nno
rief iinfenb un1 Soiilfe. Ilfreb gSlnters nno
Martin STRIFE if,ipamnlen berbet. 2Stnters er=
reifte ben Sinfenbcll 5uerlt nnb bleler er9r1fT
i'm bei'm Salle. @S par QStnters nnm0g=
lid), iid) Don bem ftampfbafteu Grtiie sSil-
finIou's fret III MAIDEN, unO ais &trfe binSu=
fam, flammerte iid) gSinterS an bielen on.
9ie Solge oapon mar, oaB aue bret Suian1=
men inter Dem gSaiier peri6panbcn, nm
nid)t ipieber ambntanden. = Der jun9e ser
gea i6ruanlnl aui Die grtrinfenoen Slt, oa er
tnbeB lab, oaB Jettung unm09lid) iei, elite
er ans llfer unb mar grdger Ser Srauerbot=
if)aft.-Sofort tpurbe Don alien SeiteASiilfe
berbeigebolt nnb mad furSem Su9en fanb
man bic 9eid,en Der lngliiffi6en Sur.
ld)en, BON oenen Der S(elteite II Sabre alt
mar.
0ie Gegatta auf benz 9aratogaz Gee
ruurbe 9eltern abermals peridoben.
9as ySolbiers Some" bel Sarro s.
burg, ap., iit on ben Dob -Seaom=Srben"
fir Sl2, ,S55 BON Der SunbeS- Geglerung pers
fault morben.
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Baltimore, Mo., samfag 1S. Snlt 1874

III @eorgetomn auf oas Sflaiter llnb piiroe
obne i3meiiel auf Der Stelle get6btet rporbeil
ietn, rpeuu Das Sinh nibt 6urd, ein Sonl.
neroad) gebroben ipGre. Or. Beter8
lpllrbe gerufen uno fano, oaB baS Sinh ions
Derbarer 9Seiie MIR lebr geriu9e Gerlcbungen
erlitten hattie.
- sm Ntittipod gtadmittag wurbe bel
Spofum-Saa, 4leranoria gegcniiber, Der
gteger 9. 0Oricp perbaftet, ais er gerape per'
iudlte, nit bem 6dbrboote mad Ileranbria
iiberSuieten. tSr. 9or erfannte i'm unb bano
i'm iofort feit. 0orieD miro beifuloigt, Dor
elnigen Sagen bel Silper,Sprlng ben Ser
iudl gemad)t Su baben, elm lun9eS Ofdo6en
Al ldldnOen.
= Sobn B. Dennis, melher angeflagt mar,
ieine &utlfenfabrif am 3. Stunt in Sranb ge=
ftedt Su baben, iultrbe trob Der grauirenben
3eugenbemeiie freigeiproden, iueil Die 9n=
flagebeb0rbe Die Serit4erungspolice nidlt Dor
legen founte.
- ST., 9arfin q. 8cal, tpel6em fiirSlid)
eiu &inb Don einem 3uge Der Baltimore
Sbio=Sabn" iiberfabren uHo get6btet m:lrOe,
bat beutc cine SdJabeneriabflage BON $780,
600 gegen bic @onlpagnie anbdn9lg MAIDEN
laIien. .a
- Sr. gbelps BON 8aibineton, pelher
am 4. Suli bon Sobn StriGlano bel einenl
8icnic in Briuce Georges @Ouut1 geidoiiell
unb iflmcr beripunoet nurbe, lit geitern &C.
itorben.
- Seute Morgen eegen 80 llbr ipielten Bic
allein 3u Sauie gelaiienen 9inber Der 9fegertl1
Sobnion in elmer Srettsrbiitte an Der SsStr.
nit SteiAb0l;hen, moourd Ite Die Sitte IN
Sranb ietteu. Srob0eln Die sSsllertpebr raid
cur Stelle mar, mltroe bic 6iitte bod g1n5ltdt
eingeGihert. Serluit $500.
= Sn einem Sanie oil Der 8. StraBe &C.
rtetb geItern GbenD Elm Seniteruorbang IN
Sranb, mas llriad)e su benz Seueralarm bon
Der Equalization gh. SO CAB.
= @eitern Na1mittag id,ti6 iid Elm 9iet
i'll Die gSobnllng bes Sberiten u. gSeber al
Der 20. Strube unb itabl e,ne Gnantitat Slei:
Der.
-9ie beutid) amerifaniidle Seuer=Gerii'
derungs s9eieaI6ait bat folgenbe Gnratoren
erpdblt: s. $oit, q. s. Sdlafer, Ghr. u.
2eberer, IS. Sauer, 9bilipp Dtap, S. S. 6el-
burger, g. q. Sellbammcr, gsm. Wteterott
nnb s. s. 8romtiB.
- Sor eilltgen Sageu ipurbe in ben Dc
peiheu Der y 9llioc. Sreie" iiber Die Serhaf=
tung zines Mannes, gtamenS S. $. San
yteB, tpegen Sdtpinoels berid)tet. gSie man
erfdbrt, mobute Der S6ninbler ldngere :3eit
nit ieiner 6ran unb iciner Sohter i'm vSSaibz
ingtonz6otel" su 'Slabensbrrg, Dtb.; bort
falfte San NeB im Namen Sanberbilt'S fiir
S27 900 @runbeigentbnrl, obne natiirlld) ba=
fir Su be5ablen; bagegen gelang es tbrr, bel
ieinen bnrdl cine eritaunlld)e &tberalltGt FIRE
oenad]ten Spfern beoentenoe Yiinper anSlt=
lcgen. Tran nnb Sod)ter reii'teu INN pcr~
geitern nad) 0ti6mono nad) rno lieBcn ibre
Softer in bem Sotel Suriif. Die gllten 8la=
ben8burger, BON ieltcner geeu9ter getrieben,
lieBen bic Softer Dfinen, uuO fanoen iid1 i'll
benielbsn peridieoene Oietride nno anoere
WerfseuQe fir OotelSiebe
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Selesrapbiid5e Sepei9ett.
Snlaaos aosSepsIdjen,
slns ner @mneesbamptifaot.


9Salbtngton, II. Suli. = SIM Sult=
oesidabe befanben iitb heute s12, ,652 ,474
@ouraut; $6O,2S0, 600 Spe5ial=Bapiergelb=
0epoiiten CUR gtnlDiun9 Don 9epoiitcni6et-
men; $7O,31O, 800 Gilbcr, einihlieBlid) $32,=
746, ZOO on Miins= =@ertififaten. Sic 8apier=
GELD @irfElation betrug 1882 100000.
= Ser iungirenbe @eneral- Iuiualt Ybilz
lips, bat enti6ieben, baB Die @omn1iidre beS
9iitrifts Columbia, na6 Dem @eiet pom 20.
S1tni 1874 ernat:nt, Sollmadt baben, Dffcnt=
li6e gtotare fir ben beiagten 9itrift 81 trs
nennen, ba obigeS @eiet ibnen ouspriidltd]
bic SefugniB 3nerfennt, Seamte fiir 1eoen be
liebigen Soften Su ernenne11.
General SHERIDAN bat Drrd) @eneral
sherman ein @eiu6 cingereid]t, nit benz 6.
Gapalleries 6egimente ge9cn Die Snoianel
porriden su biirfen. @rempfiebl erbaupt
bic Sffenltpz zBolitif ais iuirflamer unb ipars
lamer.
- !Seute ipuroe Der Goiibertrag Spii6en
ben Ser. Staateu uno @nglanb au5geiued)z
left, berielbe piro am II. 9lnguit in Sraft
treten.
- Ser @ourant<@ @ontroleur bat eine 0pi=
oenoe BON 35 Yros. fir Die @reoitoreu Der
,griten National- -ganf" BON Getersbmg,
Sa., ausgeiporfen; bis jest baben Die elben
60 gros. crbnlten.
- Die Gommiiiion, ipeld,e bic ysSreebz
mems -Sapin9s= & Sruit Comp" ab5uwideln
fat, arbeitet eifrlg uno iuirb in menigen Saz
gen in Der Sage iein, 8eridt Sn eritatten.
- Ser beutige "Sauonnab aopertiier"
perDfientli6t folgerbe @loiie iiber Die mutb=
maBliNe @rnenultns gum ruiFiden @eianO.
ten: y9ie Bropbeten in 9Saibiugton iagtell
crit Dor eilli9en Sagen porans, oaB Der 9rd-
fbent einen ebemaligen coniDoerirten @eneral
naf ct. 8etersburg ieuhsn peroe. 9teuere
Serid]te beuten auf ben Sen. @oroon, obgleidJ
aud Die Ramen BON 2ongitrect uuo Wtosbp
nit Der geianotidaft III gerbinoung gebradt
mernPl1
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@ermii6te Sepei@en aus
yfetusWprf.

Sem 9orf, II. Snli. = Ser 79jdbz
rige Sdubmader Soiepb 5tiebel flel berte
sriih aus einem Seniter bes smeiteI Stot.
merits IN ,einer 9Sob1ung, Jtr. 8, Sa1lbe=
pateritraBe, unb wnroc, tDotli6 perlett, ms
Yarf=6oipital gebrad)t.
- Sic @roBgeidworeren Der Gcneral III
iiieu babeu beute Die bret neuen 9lnflages
punfte gegen Die @r-@omnliiidre Gbarlid ufo
@Qrener eingereid)t.
= @sferH fiue bon 5amburg ungetdbr eco
Wennoniten tier angefommen.
- Sic 9ampfer r6arfagar" bon Sapre
uno v&ronprius S. SSilhelm" bon Sreme,l
iuD bier eingetrofen.
- Der Spfr. rsSisconiin" lit bon eipcr=
pool bier etngetrofien.
- Sob erDifnste su 1898 nnO idlob Sll
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9ret &uaben bet'm 9SettiGtptm.
ttte1t ertrttttfett.

gtew 3 orf, II. Snli. - Ster &naben,
Iameus Charles Bepea, Daniel 9Silfln'on,
Otartin St. &irfe unb 9llfreo gSinters, lpelde
nit ibren 8ermanbteu ben CONNER am Song
9slanb Sunb 5ubra6ten, stngeu seffern
9tadmittag an ben Strano, uln Elm Sao Sn
nebnlen. gtadoem ite etne 3ettlang in gSalz
ier gemeien iparen, ma6te 9llireb gSinters ben
llebrigeu ben Sorid)lag, nit ibm in Die 9Sette
,u lbwinlmen, uno 3war bis an einen etma
Meile entferrten 6elisu. gSinterS geuann,
nadbem Die balbe Strefe Suriidgele9t mar,
eiuen Soriprllng, mdbreno benz iungen 9Sil-
tinion, welder nit ben anberen 5uriidblieb,
bie ardite aHssin9en. gSinters idwamm gu
rid. UNI, uon Mfoftin Sirfe unteritiiet, s8ii=
tinion iiber pem 9Safer III balten. 1etterer
aber sos Die anOern Selben nit itd biuab unO
n1lp Arpt prfrnIfpr
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Ser @elomarft.

Nem =Dorf, II. Snli. = Sch aftiu Sll
29-3. gSe6iel fau, 4.S7@. Sob fou 81 1898
10. Sblisationeu fau, 5edier 117R, '62er
112H. s(ftien flau unb nieortgcr, gtelpz 0ort
Central 99s, @rie 32s, Safe Sbore rs, Sus.
Central 81, Yittsburg s74, Jtortbueiterll
37g, pref. 5455, God Sslaub 975.
ltuterlhatan1ts Silan5: Sob s48, ,45O,=
Cos Sourn1It 80 995 347
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Gin Sat,tpfer aeit.nfe,,.
01ad,tid,tcla aus 0atatttta.

SdDanna, II. Sull. - Sin Sorlen-
Compton bat beuts ieine @eiddfte ipieber
alfgeuomnlen. Ser Sefebl oeS General~
@apitdns, baB Die &oufs' unO Serfaufspreiie
bon GolD burd) Bulletins oil 0ffentliden
Ylaten oem Yn5lifum befannt genla9t piir=
ben, pltrOe befolgt.
Gs meroer ,ablreide Slagen iaut, oaB bic
6au8wirtbe Die Dtietben lteigern unD oa=
burd ibre Wietber Swiugen, Die bon Der 5ez
giernng auferlegten Grtra Steuern 5n
be5ablen.
Ser @eueral- -Gaptdn bat bas 5obesmtbell
;neier 9eierteure unb elnes bes 0iorbeS
iiberfiibrten Sflapen gentilOert.
Jn Den SoigelH i'll Ser 9tGbe bon Srinloab
bilOen iid @uerilla Sanoen, mo sipei fleine
fliegeuoe @apaneries s@olonnen iilO mobil ge=
ntadt porbelt, I'm Ylantagen nno Sarmen
I'M Sbale III be6iiBen.
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s3mttt &uateurattb 1T 8ermatt=
fOtt,ft. HsefffS

bilobefp Bla, II. Suli. = Ghlilto-
pber gSooltcr, ipclher negeu belmutbeter
Mitidlnih OH benz ananenfGiib feltaenenlnlen
pilrbe, 1T nod in 6att, ntWohl bis jett aus
Der ben ihou eriuShnteu, uerbS6tigeu llnl=
lidnben Mtbts porliegt, tresbalb man i'm
anflagen fDnute. gr unb Elm geipiiIer Galueri
luuroen i'm uortsen Sabre ipegen @rprelIunas
perluhs perbaftet, aber na6 Der two terms
rule obne Yroseb wieoer entlaiieu. SOrhe,
batten iie etnen bieitael 8aflep beifmmpsli
uno safiir cine sreiiahfiae Aait absebiiBt
&osfier bebanptet natiirli6, uni9ulOig 81
iein.
Ybi1abclpbia, II. Suli. = ga,iiglid
oes &nabenraubes lit nihts Neues entbe1
tporben. gSooiter 1T nod i'm GefdngniIie
1tno bic @ebeimpolisiiten itub eiiri9 an be,
Nrbeit. --..lt.st
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Wpd Elm &ird,ettSaanSaI

bielisen setitlidlen &reiien berri6t grebe Inf-
re9ing. GBrtp. Sobn g. GlenneS9, 8aItor
an Der Yresbpterianer Stride Der Proipect.
spenue, 1T BON Sri. anllie Iomercn, pelte
ieit swei Sabren Sfgsniliin au lsncr STRIDE
mar, ler 'i4nehelidlell Saterldaft beidulpist
uno geitern perbaftet fpprsen. 9isan iiibtte
i'm in SRI. 9omerop'S g8obnnns, er lpetgrte
it1 tnbeB bartnadtg, iie 81 beiratben. ST
1T inter $1,000 Siirgidait seltellt morScn
unb miro cine Gfientlide @rfldruus ieiuer llllz
id,uIA nhne hp11
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Ste fa,timdnnifdbe 2taentur 20 u
Il. %. Dunn Il Comp,
EnN yt-IcP 20 noe SnIt ,~e- ,tuN ShorIeSsSr
SnS0f=M6e Der Saltinorc= uno SbarIesH
Saltimore.

(&tabltrt i'm Ssuut 1S41.)
Dieies gtabliiiement Iieert (uur an nnteribreber)
ale ubtbi9eu oetainirtea Sniounationen btnfbtlif
Der Stelung, tiuortldfeit &C. bon SGufeuteH.
6duolern Il. l. 10. nnerbGlb Der Ser. Stadten, 2ers
ritorien uu0 Yrtiid@J2oro@ @Amerio Guh ltefern ite
Elm TeiereuS 9uh, ipelhe5 bic YGmen uou mebr.
ais 100000 Saufeuten {. ~. uno oereu 8aten uno
Die Stcluns berieIbeu entbGlt. IS 1T oas compile
eIte uno aus9eoebutefe Spieln, tpelbes emals fiiI
Seauenlitfcit Der Buuf= uuo 0luoelsbduier uno iII
bic a!l9emetue Serbeiieruu9 unb ben Sbus oes Sanz
oels or9auiiirt purbe 90 3uei9 9biireaus bGbeu mir,
luet6e in Den bauptl6iiditeu Stdbten fnb; uniere
am a. eapIett heTnnSusuSsr St ompoonou.
BE- SGlige NnipriI6e lperbeu eir9eSo9eu uno &C.
rtdtsiGdcn i'm al9emeinen 6eiorst. (San2l,tSO
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Sptt bub Ell ais 3u6tb 8anf.
ie6 6er. - 0a8 Serritorium Colorado hat
auh iein eigtucs 3udltbans - uno Smar in
Canon Gitv. Die cnrrupte g&utbId)aft III
Oemiel6en iteht hinter Der i'll 3ud)tbau5 bon
Niiiouri uidt 3uriif. G8wiro jcbt einelln=
teru6uu9 geflibrt, HuO its. y. bereit5 er-
lpieiel, baB3 3udtbouSbeamtt mt gefd6rli6en
3ur Sludt geneigten 3iibtiiugen f0rlnli6e,
peHn and bettiigeride 8ln6teontratte 0b.
idloiien. Ser Sh0Beurduber Grabonl
mafte bariber fol1euOe 9lngahen, Sic oilr1
Die lluterludlung befGtigt uwbeu un0 ben
Jtiidtrttt oe8 3uGtbau8 DIRECTORS bubeigc
fiibrt babeu;
,Gintgc gGO9eu mad meiner llnfunft i'm
3u1t1au8 iagte min elmer Der ShlieBer, Soi=
mes, baB i'd nit $500 meine Sretbelt ertaufen
f6nnte. 2Sie oitS 5ll erreiheu mar, iagte CT
nod nidt. SD ldlreb Oabcr einem melucr
Sreunoe, mir $400 auf oiueS' g{amen su
idlideu. 0a5 3elb FAM. S'ineS iagte mir
oarauf, er miiNe $500 babeu,um oen 98ddtcr
0uber nnh nod einige anbGre 2SGAttr 81 be-
itefeu.Sf ld)rieb III 6olae oeIien nm meltere
$500. Damn crit erTu1r ttb, 0aB nletnc Belle
unperidllpiien 0cIoiien mcrOen loae, uno oaB
idl, gliidte min eS, MIDI Dor benl Ginueiieu
Der Jtad)tmad)c 81 entTerncn, Btltole, BTtroe
&c. sur 6tudlt nadl Flteblo bereit itnoen uiir-
De. 9ll5 6tneS bGrtc, OaB Elm SeGmtenucd)=
le! III 9(uSTtt itcbc, bat er mid, Die Slutt
bl8 oabn 5u perid)iehen, bamit Der Gernaht
auf Die neuen SeanlteH faqe, GaleidD5eitig
peripraf er ulu ieluen &elltano iilr nur $500.
gtwo elei Sage Dor heH Se0mteuwediel ritt
0ubcg uad Yucblo, nm ein NierO sc. gu be
ifaiien Jta6 3mei bis Oret 3Ogeu iOgte mir
6tneS, e5 iet 9lle5 III SronuH9; 9leth3eitI9
CAB cr mir 6etien, Wtcllelr sage NNo S6liti-
iel, I'M metutaetteH burf5uftiLeu mo an 10.
0tGr3 aus3ubreden, I'm e8 fpS III MAIDEN,
t6 fdno baln aus, h0B Der S6liiHd MID
paBte un0 oaB tetn Bfcro 0a mar, 0aB 9ubir
nur Den g9e1a Don $500 UertauIt bate, I'M
oa8 @elO NIT ben llebrigcn I'll tbcilcn, HuO
baB 6ine8 uuS @oniorteH tort mQren. Sa,
if CLAUDE, boB logan ser 5irettor nit i'm
GOnlplott laaI. yta4trd9iidj erbiclt i'd nod
einea SSetbiel i'm 8etra9e pOH $500, SD got
i'm aumSncaiIo an Gen3u4thauS= =&On,m...tIli, i,
8. 81, gteei eas mar aber dnh, 5asQebte mas
i'd non inn aeieben kt:..G1e. Damn crit itano bel
nllr telt, SnS1 - Oie6lu4t I'M jeOen PreiS per.
iudleu mprnP
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Sin ltttferShleif Dott 500. 900

7 u Welp.y orf, II. Snll.-SraceD JfObeIon,
nel6er iiber icfs Sabre Sisfal agent Der
Banana =@iienbabn" ;u 9spinmaa mar, 1T
bier auf Die gei6ulbisung eincs l1nterl9leifs
bon $780, 900 perbaftet lnorben. 9tobeion be-
bauptst, bic Sdulb lase an bsl gudbalterr
,pel9er pie gitfer nidt prbentlldl 9eiiibrt
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mprD aus Giferiud,t.

0 MS Ullle, GQ.r IL. Sull. - gu Jul
robsbura, Sp. beiduloigte beute SameS
Slaugbfcr ben 9auel MatbeneD, oab berlel=
be nit ieiner (Slausbter's) Sra1t perbred1eri=
if,sn llmgang pfege. als Otatbeneh btes 5lI=
CAB, Sog SlGugtber eiaen &epoloer uno Der
iuuuoete Wtatheuep tDntltd). 9as 9elammte
8arreau bon Sarroosburg bat id) erboten,
Slaugbter SIT uertbelSigen.
Spfer Der sse,tsrs br,tmit tit GDt=
cagD.
6 bicago, 16. Snlt. Sis leet mstB
man, baB iteb'n Otenldjen orrd) rte Seuers%
brunit pom 0ienltag oa8 2eben perloren ba=
ben. GS iperoen euergiidle Inltren9nngsn
genad)t, Die Sbba6lolen nit ben notblglten
Seoiirfniiien III ptrieben. SGnlmtltde un-
tertiitungsaeieQifaften letften Sllte. Yin
nland)en Stellen lit idon NIT benz 9teubau
beqonnen uno Gontrafte fir ltolsc @ebdube,
Inn Die cingedid)erteu 81 erlebell, llno allSgcz
gcbeH morbeu.
Senator 8oroott t,ttn Der brittle
Sernlin=&lntiG.
atlanta, @a., II. Sult. = (Senator
@orbon itellt in 2lbrebe, baB Ct iernals III IT
geuo einer &eiie beaulprud)t babe, Elm Srttz
mus Ses Brdiibenten @rant gu ietn nno st
mas BON ben politti6eu 9lniidten oeiielben
su niHen; er iagt, er babe nie etne Inter
reoung nit benz BrGiioenten iiber BartelzSrz
ganiionen ODER Programme gebabt.
Die g9irrem 1T 2trfanias.
2tttle Sc If, 16. Suli. - @eltern arre
tirte Der @ebiilfs S6eriff, untertiiet BON
elmer &btheilltng ser Staatsbausz zOtiliS, ben
Sderifi bon Saulfner. Gountp, ytamenS Sen
Surner. Gr miro Oes llngeborianls ge9en
bas Gouutp. @erid)t be1d)ulbigt, neil er ilf
ueiaerte, ben Manpaten bes 9eridts @eborz
lam Su leiten, Dor benielben 5u crIdlelnen
unb 9lbred)nung nit Der @ountp 81 pflcge11.
@r muroe naf) benz yUtetrop polltanz6 6otel" ge-
bradt. 9ie gSad)e mid nid)t bon ieinerScite,
mas iebr piel @ufie6en unb Senlation inter
ben G5Gften ces SotelS erregte. @s muroe
an ben Sansler 8arfpicf oaS @eiu9 I'M @rs
laiIung cineS oabeas= Corpus =Ssfebls gsitent,
baS ou6 bewilligt iuurbe, unb iiber oeiien
SoQsug bette Sormittag Seridlt sn erltatten
lit. : Surner iugt, er iiir4tet, crmorbet gu
meroen, menn er nad 6aulfnerzeonntD Sltz
riiffebrt; benz Sdlatmeitcr jenes @ountps
lei burd) einen bieiigen Sanfier uotilt5!rt
morben, oab bas i6ulbige 8elb auf leine
Srbre geSogeu iuerOen tann, nnO paB man
! jett bios intriguire, un i'm getptiier bdml=
| id)er Abltdter ipegert III bic GOunrg Srriid=
Subringelt.
Git, Sa,npfer gcit.afeu.
92ep Srleans, II. Suli. - Der pon
bier na6 SefferiOn, Ser., beitimmte Oam=
pier y@labiola" lit auf einen Saum
Stan1m geitoben rno augenblidlid geIunfen.
9as Sd)iff piro gang perloren ietn, penll
au6 ein She'll Der GaOung miro gerettet mcrs
ben fD1tnen. Die y@labtola" mar in Yittss
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