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The Placer herald., 1874-10-31
NEVER BACK DOWN.

Whether Max Atleler had in his minds
eye the monopoly family "tool' in this coun-
ty when he peuned the following, we cannot
say; but most certainly he could not had he
known our neighbor from youth, have dis
cribed his tenacious adherence to the most
unreasonable falseIioods better than when he
says: "The Morning argus, down at our
place. is serup1lously careful of the honor of
journalism. When it makes an assertion il
never takes it buck under any circumstances
The other day it announced that certain
Mr.. Stebbins had been eaten in the woods
by Squire Hoovers pigs. The next day
Stcbbins himself called at the Office to say
that the Whale story was false; such thing
never occurred, and he wanted contradc-
tion published. The editor assumed a
solemn look and assured Sebbins that when
the Aryas said thing, hat thing was so,
and beside. that be had been over to see the
pigs, and they looked as if they had eaten
man named Stebbins, and there was nobody
named Stcbbius around there. so he must
have been eaten, and all the circumstantial
evidence was so strong that not another line
upon the subject would be published. Then
Stebbins threatened violence, and subse-
quently the editor agreed to put in para
graph to the effect that persons who had any
objections to eating any member of the Steb-
bins family need not on that account decline
to bu- sausages from Hoover, and that was
y far rs be ccnld conscientiously 60. 1t is
perfectly clear that If men are to be permit
I'd to ssultify free press with their foolery,
Asf liberties arc ia dangey.'
The Placer herald., 1874-10-31
CONCLUDED TO WAIT.

Until the recent elections in tie East the
third term idea seemed daily to be ganin.
strength. In Kansas Republican couven-
ton had empbatcally declared for Grant
and third term. The Republicans in the
South had officially done the same thing;
many Office holders, and influential friends
of Grant, aided by the monopolists and spec
ulators and peculaiors of the country were
pushing the scheme with all the earnest
ness and cunning in their power. Ii
lad indeed become quite plain that the
third term scheme WIS not, as nauy
had SUPPOSED, all twaddle and talk, but a
dead earnest endeavor on the part of the
thieves and monarchiss 10 elect Grant for
the third time, with the hopes Of eventual
y comforting on him, at least, the right aud
title of Dictator. The elections above re.
ferred to seems to have materially dampened
the ardor of these schemcrs, for soon after
the result was known, W. eh showed most
emphatically that GrantiSm was not so mu, h
appreciated in those States as it had been
IN times past, the news came n,shing over
the wres from Washington that Grant had
no intention of aspiring for re election,
which he woul soon publicly declare. We
have been waiting for this putlc declaration,
but alas ! instead of it, here comes the news
that "any grsiuilous responce from him
would be intrusion" 1t is evident th,r
the Great Mosul and his third term friends
have partly recovered from their scare, recon-
sidered the matter. and concluded to wait.
Before another week twenty-five more
States will hold elections, and it is doubt
less thought best 10 wait the result of these
States. Should it be favorable to Grantism,
the third terra furor will he allowed 10 70
on. Should it &c condemnatory to the ad-
minstratioN, Mr.. Grant will find some ex-
cuso for making what he now terms "gra-
tuitous intrusion" Time will tell all things
and as Pat eaid, the frost will soon try the
tatties."
The Placer herald., 1874-10-31

ten years ago. But sucl, is ibe case. This
class Of journals, for wan. Of truths to rec
om'nend their dying cause, resort to imfa-
mics dangerous to the peace Of the country.
Though they know that the old secession
spirit is to-day as dead as door nail, and
that the only real traitors TO their country are
Themselves, still they cry rebel, and endeav-
or to prejudice their readers by falsely as
serting inat the growing opposition TO the
Republican party is nothing mere nor less
than revival Of old rebel Democracy. Such
false and dangerous assertions, calculated to
stir up new troubles, amount in one sense
to treason, and had every man his just dues,
those who are thus shamelessly debasi.,g
the truth, would be "seht on foreign mis-
sion" 1t is n fact which this class of jour
nails cannot be ignorant Of. that, with l,ardl,
a single exception, the old rebel leaders who
were known TO be most strongly bent on the
destruction Of our Government, who possess
ed spir. Of hatred so strong that peace has
not effaced it, are to-day, in their professions
the worst and most daring Of radicals; and,
petty journals, did you n.ver ask yoursel, es,
why is thisp Because, with their heads
once set on the destruction of the Govern
ment, they are determined not to cease their
efforts as long as there is show of succe ID
ing. They saw plainly that the Republicans
were leading the country 10 ruin and dis
grace, and they joined their ranks to help
the cause along. Thousands and tens OF
thousands Of those who fought on the rebel
side, it must be admitted, fought as ear
nestly, and felt as much justification as our
fathers did when they fought the battles of
the Revolution. There WAS, though, few
who fought solely to destroy our Govern
ment--it has always had its enemies-and
those few are sil laboring in the same
damnat le cause. and, strange as to some il
may seem. you must 80 among Republic ms
to find them. They are the real traitors,
but for leniency towards the Republican
party, we have accustomed ourself to call
them scaildWogs.
The Placer herald., 1874-10-31
TIE REAL TRAITORS,

In aquiet runl town where everybody lie
supposed to be honest, and naught but hon
esty is supposed to enter, it does indeed
seem strange that petty newspaper should
be found attempting apologies for the un-
paraeled enormiies Of the present admin
istration. and endeavoring to bolster up a
party reeking with corruption in every de-
partment by rekindline the prejudises in-
cited during war which was ended nearly
The Placer herald., 1874-10-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Joseph Lanver. deceased
NCTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ Administrator of the above named estate,
to the creditors or and all persons Ia wing
claims against the estate of Joseph Lanyer, de.
ceased, to exhibit the slme, with tAa necessary
voachers, within fonr months from The frstpub-
licaticn of this notice to the unders gntd ut Au-
burn, Placer county, California.
NJ SWETT.
Administrator of the estate OF Joseph Lanyer.
deceased.
JAMES MooRF Atty. o31-lw
The Placer herald., 1874-10-31
To the Public.

THE undersigned would announce to the
l. public that he has again assumed sole man
ageinent, and responsibility Of the
SHERlDAN MILLS,
Sheridan, Placer County, Cal.
And respectfully soIicits continuation of the
patronage which the tried merits OF his -four.
and other products Of manufacture deserve.
He deals, also, extensively in HOGS.
Buying and selling any kind desired. from Stock
Hogs for the farm, to Fat Hogs for the market
ocS-n d. CLICK.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-18
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

Tl;c Pcr;;vicr Syr;;p, g Protect
c;I SoLs;:jo:s Of tee P,'0to&caIa. cf
ETo:s, d. so co!.bi?scCy C5 to Ec;Co
tee chcrGctc' of ga, cGinca.t, &c
cGGyy GiDcctcI G,stl CS3jnSiJCtteG
9Citl he blood C1 tkc SiiN31tost
food. IL iJscrcCSc1 the G,,GEs6sty
CT TGGHrG'5 Civ;, FitUlis;3,0
AGc,:t, L'o:t $.s tic blood, e,3,Cl
c::rc "CtthoI.JG1ld i1yG," Gi2spyy
OJI'0ciHJ 1;D, EtvigoratjR1 ard
Titctt-t:cy TIE Sy0tc,,c. INccG:-
7'!ckciI t;:;b vttcIi=cCJ blood per-
7:.cctcJ c1cl'y 7,s;rt of tic b0IJ,
7'cDc!riHJ damages t:1e1 acU ctc,
CctrchiJ:J Oa:t a,sorGitJ sCia'o-
jio1G, c;:s,y lc0vi1sg 7lotISiiiy for
GiGcGSc to feel 7t,5o;:.
THIS 10 tie secret Cf iT;c Syo.,-
c,ciJ3i! success Of fnio remedy i:o
cecT;n0 Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plSi-t, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhcca, Eoils, Nervous Affections,
CI,i.!3 :s.ll Fcvccs, Hulaors,
Lees of Constitutional yigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Fcmalc Complaints,
c1ed GU diseases originating IN
q bGh state of the blood, or &C.
c0pp0'sied By debility o,t0 IoaO
Gtatc Cftbe Sy9tcps. Being free
from 1JcOkOJ, iI1 C,py form, its
cnor0isi1tD effects arc not foy-
t0Ucet GU corresponding 9'c0c-
tiO,, O;c5 Gre permanent, i'lJ;I-
sing Gtrc31OM, UiOor, end, i1c,O
life f,;to GU parts ofthc SyStcD,,
end bii!!c!i'tJ az, ci;, IRON Con-
c;it,ition. a. b..
IHo'.C0?ld5 hGvc been cRG1,getS
~ tic t:Co oftAis remedy, Jrone
cocGh, Gjchty, suffering cree
t@rcG, TO GtrOn0, heaE6isy, end
h02,py ?Hc1 GlsI aUoneeiI; !; oc1tI
f;lvItiI3 cG,anct rc0So;sG0IyRcS-
f:ctc to give it (; tr;cS.
See tt0t cCcn bottle Rco PERIL
ViAHl GYRUP Gyo'y,s ias tie 0IcsS.
Pamphlets Frcc.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRuoGIsTs GENERALLY.
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PRAOTIcING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Once, BANK STREET, next door above the PoptouheA
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30

Die SaGle tpiifoe befanut. Der @enernI
9lnpalt identte Dem Sail einiQe 4ufmerfiam.
felt nnb entI6teb ibn auf oieiebe g8eiie. 4ut
9edtSQelebrteu Ittmntteu Damit iiberein. 9QS
3neite SeSirfsgertd]t 1T ein Brobat @eridt
inter Dem @iptlgeiet. 0tidter 3iIiot, mel
der prdiibirt, lit etn tbGtiger @olltifer uno
SorittenoGr bcS bemotratii6en 9taturu!iIa.
tt0nSz@omttes.
gS mir0 behauptet, baB ntebr ais 5000
geriOnen, bic Nrf bieie gSeiie re9tItrirt mrr=
ben, utter Dem neuen Reglement mabridetltz
lid bon ben Gtltcn geltriden merben. Dicier
llmtuno, idgt man, luerOe m6glt9erweiie BEN
9tepublifnncrn Die MeBrbeit III Der StaOt per-
idjafieu,"
9ieS bic ebenio ungei6ifte al8 peruorrene
Oarltcaung Der rHepublic," ans Der All.
ndflt beruor9eben lpiirbe, OaB bic 9(mcrifQ=
ner cine angebltdc Serleeung oes @eiebes,
Die beilGufg 5ebn Sabre bauertt, crit entSed,
ten, als iie bon ben beuti1en 9ebGr0en Ourauf
auimertiam gcu1adlt wmoen. IS mirb fer
rer Sugeltanben, 0aB ein prima faciez z8iiraer
Der Scr. StaHtcn in Oeuticblano OtilitGrz
btcnite leilten nuB. 9te8api,re meroeu an ben
oeutl6en 8eianbten, bauu an S0rn. Tii6,
bann all baS SuitiSz9epartemeut II. I. ~. qez
ianot, uno enolI9 uernebmen mir: @8 lit
fetn @runb uorbanoen, bieieuiqen an5uflaaen,
meld)e falIbe 9tatIrallia QusItelz
len, benn bas @eridJt hat feline Common
Yam 8ert6tSbarfctt. Sebr id)lau, in Der
3batl Sheubar bat 9ureQ pieIe intereiiante
Gntiheloun9 abgegebeu. 9Gir begrcifen aus
Dem 0urhelnunper Oer yIepublic" - es
Ite9t mtrfIi6 ans wie Mduie0red un0Gorians
oer- nur ben letteu Sab, oaB uGmllb ourd,
oleleS lfmablide Man0per ote StaOt gteluz
)eu ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
Sic rernblifantiGcn gSablattf.
fpnpr

Hitter einem Ser GongreBaeicbe 5ur Cider.
ltellun9 ocS II. 4menbementS hat Der Sun.
OeSmorlf0ll elmer je0en Stabt BON mehr ais
10000 Gurobncrn cine gemiiic 2lu3a6l BON
SSablaunebcru - fir jebeu Brcciilft - IN
ernennen unO uorgcitern beqarn OtarId,Sll
9olOSborongb ietnc2lrmee fir nGdllten0iens=
tag 5u organtiiren. gSir baben id,ou lett
SaDren otele Gontrolc gebabt mo oicSttmm.
geber braud)cn itdl nidt an fiirdlten. Geiu
Stlnlin9eber bat llriadle 81 cridreden, ruenn
er an oemgSabItaiten einen beritd1tioten9fomf.
6olO letncr 2Sarb auf9eftcl(t iiebt: dcrQ6e bic
9gatlad]e, oaB bttie oerren 8unScSbeomte
lIllot naft ite ungefdbrlih. Ste oiirfen I'D,
nt9t enmnlldlcn, lie oiirien feline Sttntnte Be.
0anltanocn, ite biirten nid)t, mie in ibrcn
9lanita9en Der SpomnotbinQ,eit, nit gble,
Wtener unO 9fcoolper berumfaftcln: lie f1uz
nen lgre martiaIiiden Shnau,bdrte brebcn
tno tbre uermegcner 2lugen ftier uno burts
bobreno ami jeben 0eraunabenOen rtdltcn,
nur tclne 6nr6t unO mader qcitimmt, Die
Eeute oilrfen yttenanOem elm 6aar friimren.
2Sle man bort, bat oaS republifaniid,e Sen.
trai- Gontte beitlOiieu, aud) in oeu ejorit6p.
ten I'M 3meteu 9lnitte cine Iolhe g1odle
oHf5nltcllen; oteie Suri6e baben bort f,ine
9qcelldle Serettigung uno f0nuen, wenn tic
lta) mauit9 MAIDEN, leidjt einQelperrt ,perbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
Scr fiiuftc Soi,orrs Msr,irq

Yer 9ldnSen0e 2lHSfal Der poraeitrioenWiu
1ljipalmabl be'tGrtt ms in Oer6oiiullua, DoR
Der Unite 9ongreB- Se5uf am ndfiten Sieu.
1ta9 etnen9emotratcn wdblen, uno iomit cine
Der 80 Sttmmcn I'M A. &onGrciie iihcrn
ptro, meId)e notbmeuoig iino, I'M Der Sppo
1Itlon elne WtdjorttGt 81 ibaffen. Sci ben
beloen ean0i0ateu tann Die lSabl nidt id1mer
talen. &ut bemOtrGti1er Seite ltebt Der
tll9tl9e Or. 5entle, ein briaauter 9leOncr,
aueiclt ldla9Iertlger 9ebattirer, cine Oer3ier.
pen oer WtargldnOer @eictgebung, me6cr
oem Stadte III Den 6allen Der 9tatlonalQcieb=
9ebung gbre MAIDEN mirb.
Die 6epublltaner baben eineu 6rn. Sad
ner nomlntrt, Der Qugeulfcinlid nift meiR,
mas er MIL, obcr mas nod id)!immcr 1T,
nldt mtu, mas er meiB. 0ieler Ser III
neuerOingS fiir gemiidIte Sdlulen, fir Giuils
redlt5~Slll, Hno CT miiroe fir Den oritteu er-
MN, lob1lo er nllr mas barlIber III beittmmcr
bate, letn. Sor2 Sa6ren murOc in OieiemSes
jIrfe or. gS. 8. gilbert geuGblt. 9ieicr 6err
llt 3war ertrem, luie Summer mar, aber er
9Ilt tltr etnen Gbremann uno erireute iitl HI.
fer oen Republlfanern Der Staot nn0 2QuO
ether ungem0bnlid)en Bopu(aritGt. Gincr
iol9en lam iib ieiu gtaffolger niflt rib.
men. gSas 6rn. gilbert ferner ;u Statteu
lam, mar Die Ipatbie Der altau 0enotrateu
IN ben Counties wegen Der Nonliuatlon@rce=
leg'S. -oeute lteben Die Saheu weieutlid an
berS.
Die lueitllten grfolge baben beNeuten6 anf
ol2 Oppolttlou oes &anoeS gemirtt; Die beiz
lptelloic Corruption Der republifauli6en Bar
tel, Die Sfrefensberri6aft I'M Siiocn baben
oen RepnblifGnern bic belten Stlmnlqeber
eAt1temoet uno etn grfOlg Der 0emotraten in
oen belOen Sweifelbuiten 8e,irtcnNturplunO'8
II 9elte i9on i'm 3. 9emiB uHb I'M 6. pabr=
Ole II. 8ar6 Ser Stabt Baltimore fam
oen SuSlflag geben, uno iie uirO i'm acben:
lelt Sabren DIE oemofratii6e Banner ySar6
Ger Staot, ptro ite am nG1Iten 9ienIiQa ie.
oeh Stlmm9eber Der Bartei al Die llrne bin.
gen, nno allem &ni1eine nah BON uielsfl bis.
Derl9en 6epublitauern perltGrft meroen. Sic
9eltrl9e DSa5ette" brin9t folgenoe8 Shreibeu
ooll elnem Jepnblltaner oieier 8arb: ,.g(u
DIE Heo. Der y@a3ette." Gs muB ieoem nm
partellld)en BatriotCn tlar gemor6en ieiu, ban
Die nlluntTbrofene @enolt einer politiihpn
Barter oa5u olent, Dieielbe Al corr1mplren
nno lle tlr Die 6retbeiten oeS 8olfes oefGbr.
lid mereen ldBt; es 1T oesbalb Die Bfli6t
zines JeOell 9llten Siirgers, iid III oemiiien
Yertooen ilber bic Bartei Al erbeben nm eincn
raoifalen Imi4wuu9 unbabnen III beifen.
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Die @n9eIeeenDcit ocs 6rafcn y OFT
Mr,si4tt

@toT arlltn ut ans letuer Saft 9e1en cint
eaAllol oon 100000 Sbalern entlQiIen nor
0eH' Ste 9bbc Oteier Sumnle bari uohl alS
@raomeilsr Der gSidtiafeit betradltct meroen
ote oQS @erld)t Der gegen i'm erhobeuen 9(n.
! mage belle9t. 0a Die Observation-Disclosures
erlt in 0eSember itattiinOen mcrSen, 10 mGrc
e8, obne Die srplngenbiten G,ritnbe, bel ieinem
9tlhnogett85ultoroe - er ioQ oil oerielben
SrontPeIt lctoen, nit Der ltapoleon Ill. aft
3rt mar - allerDtngs bart 9epeien, Inn 10
LANCE Ill Der 6dft 5u belaiien uno ba liberties
Oie Sorllnterlud)uHg beenNtgt lit uno eS iiG
nlGt nm ole 3uriiderlangung Der bon ibnl
oet Selte 9elhullten 0ofumente banoelt, ion.
perm 1lllr nod 0arum, 0aB OaS @rtdlt oariiz
oer ent'9elDet, Oh CT ais bohgelteQter Seam.
fer HbcrDaupt oa5 0fcdt hattie, llrfunpeu aus
Dem 9elanbtlGaftlid)en 2lr1ioe su entnebmen
lno ais leln peri0nli6e8 GtQcntbum III be.
banoeln, 10 bate Oie 9feqierunQ feinerlei S3u.
terelle, letnc llntcriuhungSbaft, meiter ais
eben our6 Die llmtanoe notbmen0tQ qcworz
Den mar, Su OerlQnQern.
uebrl9eES Iou es Dem 6iiritcn 8i8nard,
froboem oaB gegen bunoert 0epeid)en feblen,
et9entlt9 MIR nm ein einStgeS 9Ofun1ent III
tbun 9cmeleu ietn, nGmlif) oa8, melheS ben
r.. N'SN'" SNh'NlSAl pullIT pnb uIl SluI
eth unfOl9iamer, bic 9iSsiplm Oe8 9ieute8
perahtenOer geamter 9emeien mar. GS lit
oles eine BON 9(rntm ielblt abgefaBte Dent
l9rtIt. 6itrit 8iSmarf bate ndnli6 perz
mntbet, OaB Die frau31fii6e 0teQicrunQ bel Qe,
mtnen SHtrt9uen betbeitigt lei uuO bate 9lrz
MN beouftra9t, 0agegeu I'M Namen oes oeut=
lGen JetdleS 81 prOtcitireu. 9lrnim biclt ie=
ooh einen lolten YroteIt fir unswefmdBig,
befolgtc ntdIt Die linn ertbeiltc Snitruftionuno
be9riinpete bie8 ipdter in elmer lnnQen Dent
lt)rttt, Die cr Dem 0tei6Sfan3ler ciuianOte.
0telcr mar bod)it nnSufriebeu Oariiber, baB
letn Auttrag nldlt 0u6geiiibrt morben uu0
lanote ite nit etner O{eitge eiqcubdnoiqer
Hanobemerfungen Suriif uno mGre bieie0enf=
ld)rItt oorhanoen, 10 miiroe fie Den flQriten
Sepsl8 blloeur baB2lrnm eS lie6te, nuf eiqene
Sano Poltttt 5u trelbeu uuo iitb I'M bic linn
ertbetlten SnItruftioncn nldt Su fiimmcrn.
Sbmobl ite leoo6 feblt, 10 mlro It6 bod baS
6attnm bcmeien laiien uno Der 8erOaft, OoB
SlSmnrd auf Die 3uriiderlanQunq ieucr Do.
tumente oesbalb 10 groBen g8ertb gelegt babe,
lpetl ne 9ebetnlntiie entbieltcn, Ourd oeren
lSer0Hentltdnng er idlwer cOmpromittirt NOR
ben mdre, fdllt tort. (St8St9.)
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Gin 6cntid)er @IOoptip= . :iraer tuS
Ole characterization in Nclp:St=

9as gteguz9Orfer Grant Slatt, n91esub.
llc," ldBt it6 6OlgenOe8 bon Iem. .Srleans
ld)relben: nGln 0eutid)er, Der in 2ouiTiauo
amerltanliher 8iir93r gemOrOeu mar, tebrte
nah 9eutlhlanO Surud unO muroe ium Nj.
litGrbtenit geSwungeu. Gr berief itd1 auF iein
amerifanli9cS Sitrgcrre6t, unb ptes eiue
5taturalliatlOns= Bapiere Dor, Die pom ,meiten
8e5trf5 @ertbt, Sir9ipiel Nerp Orleans,
Staat &ouiitaHG, ausgefertigt maren.
gfa9Ocm bic beutiGen Geb0rOen Die 8o.
pierre gepriiit, famen iie 5u bem Sbluiic, 0af
ite falifl ieieu. Sic bebieltcn ocu Dtaun
bei'm Dtilttdr un6 i9idteu Die 8apere ,ur
llntcriuhung an ben oeutiben @eianoten III
g8aibtngton. 9ieier iibermittelte Iie Dem
StaGtsOepartemente uuO pon 5a gelan9ten lie
ans uItt5.0epartentent. Der Geucral= g(n.
malt ibermitttlte ite benz 0tltriftS= Q(uwalt in
gtew=SrleanS nit Dem 8efebl, gcgeu Die Q5e.
tbetltgteu ben n0tbigen YroSeB einSuleiter.
0teier ianOte ite Suriid NIT Der Semertnua e:
raein GrunO, 9lntlage 81 erbeben, Oa OGS
Sri6t obne Common gam @cri1tSbar=
teIt IT."
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@al06r4nSc I'm Sn0inno

nctnnatt, %. DIT. - &uS 8reeH
GaftIe, SnO., luir6 beri6tet, baB in Der Inn
9e9eHo jensr Staot groBe @ufregung bcrrif,t
Ime9eH Der beltdnOtg I'M it6 greifenOen 8aiO
brdnoe
Gbica9o, %. Sftbr. - giue Spe,iol
0epeide Der r8tme8" iagt, baB in ben y8dl
bern bel @Ieorgetomn, Snb., ein beftiQe,
SranO mittbet. Die 8cu0lferltuq res gamer
eountp's lit beitrebt, baS 6euer Su l6ifen
9tnctnnati, %. Sft. - Sine uerbee.
renoe 6euerSbrltHit wittbet in @reen=@aItle
Sno., uno oaS 6euer'9 '9epartement bon Gerre.
9aute 1T oortbtn abgegaugen.
(Spdter.) 8errez SQute, %. Oft. -
0as 6euer in green- aitle brenut nod. 412
ubr beute G6eno truf folgenoe 0epeId,c an
ben Gbef beS 6cuer Departments elm: lin.
iere Stabt itebt in Slammen; mn @ottes
SStllen, idift unS Spriten." Sine SpriBe
DMroe lofort ab9eianot. 9a8 Selegrapbeil=
Streau 1T mabrideinlid Serit0rt. Der Binb
1T iehr ftnrf
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Gin gctp.dJtigcs 3en9ntS fir
0tL0bdfftd.

" ntgO mern, Nla., %. Stt0ber. -
Der republtfantihe San3ler Mc@ram, oeien
OiuiIon f0It ein 0rittel oc8 Staate8 umfdBt,
iagt III einem oiientn Sriefe: y9ie Gbanceru,
0ipilon, mclder tf prGiiOire, erltredt ftd
u6cr Den ihwarSen giirtcl bis 81 ocn iuge,
nannten iuetBeu Counties, .. i. pom 9tor6en
bis gum Sii0eu Oe5 Sta0te5. Selt 8eQtnu
Der gcgenmdrtigeu politliheu Igttatiou babe
idJ III Den peri6ieOcnen Counties ocS 0il;dsn
3heilc5 Don alabama, BON Dem NuBe Der
SauOber9e im NorOcn bis 5u Der @ren;e BON
6loriOa in Siiotu Geri9tsttuu0 Qlbalteu.
SD mar nit aacn Ntitglitbern Oe5 8arreQus
unO Den ton0ugcbtuoen 8itrgcrn bciOer poll.
tiid)cr Borteien btfanut nuo lam tdQlid, nit
ibucn III Seriibrung; Der politiidje Stano
oGr 0inge uur0e wicrerbOlt eipQebenO beipros
den. SD BIN btt &trlamnlunqeu oQer glrt,
iowObl 0nger Dtecttng8, ais Geriammlunz
gen uon 2SelBeu aHpeienO gemeien; id, babe
ren Gtebueru btOCr Farteitn aufmerfIam ,us
gcbDrt; id ireue mtd iageu Al t0nnen, ban
id) BON fcinem cinSigcn Talle BON @cwaIttba.
tenSGeuutuiB babe, Welhe i'm Staate nm Ser
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Ser 9Srn3ca (ySIrn0rnt,ino,s

ScricN = ltp, 81. Sttbr.-9er Yro3et
oe8 Raltor8 SlenbeSntug Dor Dem getitltd)eu
@trltte Oalert nod tmmer fort: Die 3uld)auel
beltben TAFT au8i9lieBtt1 aus &eibern. 9el
Su6tn0Itelte 9omeu wetgerte it'd, Die Dit
tbeIlnu9eu, rptIdje linn @lenoeunin9 itber bit
Der BOmcroD iibergebenen @eid)ente ma6te
5u entbiutu, Oa er Oieie8 fir eiuen &ertrau
en@bru6 aniab. 6rQu Glara $. 9tan0au
mIrbt oi3 nddjite 3eugin pcrnOmmen. St(
mobHt 0tluer'S (Pomerop'S) 0auie ge9eniiber
ian oca Botor oft btncm gebeu unO 9tahts
5mlIdlen u uu0 llbr ba8 Sau5 uerlaiieu
ErI. RomcroD tbeilte ihr Die gan;e GeididJtt
| lErcr GHtelrung Our6 Glcn0enutug umitdno.
lld) NIT. 6rau 9fauOaa gab au9 2luSfHni
itber Die 9ftuoucricene.
Sr0u XtSjie NceUcS iaqte ans, lie lei mi
Der Serltorbtncn tnntg b>freunOet gelpeIer
unO babe pon tbr iclbit eriabren, NaB tie it'd
mt @lenoennlng Oerlobt babe. gllS BEN
| AHqetlagten elnIt eiu Silber-Seruice Qeideut
morocn, babe er IN @egeum0rt Der 3eugIn IL
NtoY gela9t, eS lei iebr eirtfa6 uuo merot
ltd), menn lle uerheratbet ieiu merOcn, leitt
rein halten. Su clnem Sriete, meld)eu 0iC
&ritOrbene I'M Seiicln Der 3eugin empian
gen, babe @lenoenniug Miarp eriId)t, NbeuoS
Y"1p Null AlYl ptltII SU ltIH mo Nu) DuOlQ
onju5tcbtn.-6rou 6anuie 3. Birmingham
be5cuytc, oaB iIe Die Stritorbeue Uiele SABRE
lang gefouHt, ObCr ntcmaIS etpaS llnre6teE
ltbtr tie gebOrt babe. 6iiuf Sage Dor ibren
SoDe babe ite UtarD beiudlt unO pou ibr oit
&crijhlrung crJalteu, OaB @lcuoenuiug Del
Satcr Oc5 SmOe5 lei. Gle babe getlagt, oai
c9 ihncr Jet, 10 81 leiOcn, wdbreuO @lenOeH
ming ilrailo6 ausgeben iOuc. - GpruS Shat
der, ell anOcrcr 3cn9c, bat Die Seritnrbeu
titnbebn Sabre lang gctannt, aber nte etwai
llnrefte5 iiber iie 9tb0rt. Trau Ainlpint
G}ratt0n iagtc aus, oaB lie mt Dtorp lei
5m0lf Subran bcfannt gcpeicu lei, ie abtl
nlemal8 Ill anocrcr 6erreu- @eiellidaft gcjc6el
| babe, ais in Der Oe5 2lngetl0gtcu.
Die &tlaltuugsausiagcn tamcu beutc ,nn
Shluiie. 3ulegt murOe Die Ntatrune Oci
yGliutou Ylace Sinber Aipl5" uon 9tem
| Yorf pcruommen, pelft @lenOenniuQ qeuul
ais ben Ntuun be;eidlnetc, Der in ibrer G(nltal
mn bic 2lufnabme etuCS 6rauenSinlmer5 naf
gciuft babe. 9ieie 2lu5iNge muroe Dol
Den 3ub0reru nit lautem 8elfaa aufQenom
mon
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0ra&tt ttnS @tiSot.

-, CItleF NN9e bert6tete Der 3CIeafnrb bon
SSS39l9lngton, bnB &tcc= 8rdTpenl @Silion i'm
gSSelBen 9aule" 9elperH iei, aber Den Yrdii.
oenieH n1ht iptcNen fonute. Die Jtoti;
nlHgte nanomcbr auffallen, Da ood) oleid,;ei,
lI9 Ioer Ote Seiud)e uno llnterreOun9en tIcis
iterer Sld)tcr nit Dem 8rdiioenten bcrid,tet
mNr0t. 9fencrotng5 bciBt eS nun, 5wiidcn
0rant nnO lSlIion lei elne Grfaltuna clnae.
tre'en, neil S2btercr itdI 10 riidbaltsloS ocaen
encn orltten 8crmin erflGrt babe. ,l8tnn
Gerber unO Sduiter uneinig ncrocn, bnn,
ldnOet pa8 ibreu SreuuOen, neld,e loufen, ,"
= SSt!lon propbc5ett, OaB Die 8epuGlifaucr
III 4tanabulettS 3pet 9tltr1tte pcrlicren mcr.
Den.