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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

Magruder's oldest boy came
staggering through the door of the
kitchen the other day with his face
as white as the reputation of ono of
the early martyrs. When his
mother in great alarm, asked him
what was the matter, he said he
thought he must have caught cold
somehow. But as he proceeded to
the window the next moment and
began to permit his breakfast to
come to light, the explanation was
not regarded as perfectly satisfac-
tory, and the old lady instituted an
investigation upon her own account.
In the first pocket that she explored
she discovered a plug Of tobacco
from which mouthful had been
removed; and then as the cause of
proceeded to hunt up HenIy's faith
er for the purpose of getting him
to demonstrate with the culprit.
When Magruder arrived he went to
the closet and selected a fayorite
bed slat, and approaching Henry,
he sternly asked:
"What d'you mean by chawin'
terbacker? Haven't I told you
often enough to let that onry stuff
aloneg I've half mind to bang
thunder out o. you. What d you
mean, say7"
81 was only trying to scare off
the cannibals," blubbered Henry.
Il don't want to chew tobacco. 1
only wanted to keep 'em from eatin'
me Ill cross my heart to it"
"Cannibals! Cannibals!" exclaim-
ed Magruder, sswlat are you talkin'
about Commere to me this min
ute, Harriet, the boss crazy; that
terbacker's shattered his inteleck.
Tell me what you mean, quick, or
I'll shake the sawdust out o. you"
Il saw it in the paper" said Hen
~, etGnd I thought maybe the'd
ketch me some time and I'd better
get ready for EN- I was tryin' to
chew sos I'd get soaked with to
bacco. IF you don't believe me
read that, and he fumbled in his
pockets until he produced the fol-
lowing extract from health jour
nal:
sIt is said Of the cannibals that
they viii not eat the flesh of to-
bacco chewer because it is 30 high
ly charged with the taste and odor
of tobacco"
When Magruder finished the
paragraph he said: "Well, I'll let
You go this time, but, mind me,
don't you chew that stuff again.
No cannibal is going to eet you
any way, and if any Of 'em come
foolin' around here, you call me
and I II smash EN- with this yer
bed-slat"
Then Henry rose from his couch
and went out TO hunt for the plug
of tobacco which his mother had
tossed through the window. It
seems to nae that those health Jour
nals are demoralizing thingsl-Maxs
Adeler - sd 6
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
Ycung Men the Nope er che Country.
Among the other members of the
A sscmbly who have deserved the good

Among the other members of the
Assembly who have deserved the good
opinion of the public we must not for
get Mr.. Hamilton Fish, Jr., who has
worked early and late in behalf of
honest government. That he could
not be bribed t.y the Hastings fratern-
lty We all knew to start with; but he
has developed capacity for business,
and an aptitude for public affairs
which could not fairly have been ex-
peeted from SO young a man, and
which ought to be very gratifying to
his constituents. We know of no
man in the State with better pros
pect before him, and we sincerely
trust that his example will induce
other young men of good family and
fortune TO enter public life, and to
abandon the misehieyous and unman-
ly theory that politics are beneath
q man of education. The ambition to
take an active part in the government
OF ones State or country ought never
to be deemed beneath" any man.
The only way, after all, to elevate pub
lic life Is to get the educated class to
SO into It with the same energy and
vigor which the scalawags. unfortu-
nately, too often display The hone
OF the country is in the young Ameri-
cans of the day-the native born sons
Of the old stock, who have just pride
in their country, and who ought to be
the natural enemies of the predatory
gang who now infest the avenues TO
pubic life, and who are able to buy
big houses in Fifth avenue and else
where on the proceeds of their mum
der. This is much too large a subject
for paragraph. but We hone that
some OF our young men will taka tba
trouble to mark what Mr.. Fish has
done in a single session, and give mn
the idea that it is nobler to loaf abont
the streets of Paris than To be seen Mt
Albany or Washington.-New York
Times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
Carssphor Wood.

The camphor tree grows freely in
tropical countries, often attaining q
diameter of fifteen feet and q pro-
portionate height.
The wood is strong, durable, and
very aromatic; it is serviceable in
ship building, and valuable for cab
met work, being light and not liable
to injury from insects.
Camphor wood promises to be
come at no distant day an import
ant article of commerce.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

The Changers have project under
consideration for obtaining correct
crop reports. Each member of each
Grange is to report the condition of
the crops of his neighborhood; sum
mary of these reports is to be sent to
the county council The county coun-
ell reports in turn to the State Grange
and the State Grange TO the National
Grange. The information thus OBJ
tanned will be condensed into gen.
eral report which will be forwarded to
every Grange in the country. And
now another feature of utility has
been initiated by the Patrons of Hus-
bandry in Minnesota. 1t is to co-op-
crate in the pursuit of horse thieves.
Both ideas are excellent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
DAWN.

There is a solemn stiffness In the air;
The moon, attended by a single star
Shines high in placid ether: eastward far
Along the horizons edge, there is glare
OF orange brilliance, and above il fair
And paly blue the sky, without a bar
or streaky cloud the pure expanse to mar,
Is tincturcd with the coming splendor.
There.
The falgent head springs, and q million
rays
Dazzle, my study-room Is charmed with
light;
A golden picture of It's window plays
On the green bookcase, and q shadowy
wight
Behind me sits, and, as turn to gaze.
Mocks all my motions like an elfish sprite.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
Paste for scrap Books.

is the best paste or mucilage for scrap
books. Freshly made paste of flour
Of gum arabic is more troublesome to
prepare. and stains the paper yellow.
ter than The pa preparation @ Of gum "a arabic
but fresh -four paste is superior to
either. 1t does not discolor the pa
per, and if dried soon will not sour.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

We learn from Detective j. G.
Page that be tracked the horse
stolen on the 20th nit from Mr..
Harrison Marlatt, to near Dayton.
o., where he was sold, and arrested
tho thief, a young man named
George Mills, yesterday at German
town, this county. Mills confessed
to Mr.. Page and was taken to Jail
in nRichmond.-Cambridgc Tribune.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

A petition is talked of being cir
culated at indianapolis, praying for
tho pardon of VIM. J Abrams, who
is serving out life sentence for
being an accomplice of Mrs. Glen.
If the principal is allowed her free
dom, surely person not half SO
guilty should not suffer for com
plicity in the same.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
.LIGMrEN OUR DARKNESS =

Half doubling in the dark we stand,
Longing Thy glance to meet.
= And tremblingIy stretched out a hand
To touch Thy sacred feet;
Surely, dear Lord, we know Thee nigh'
Yet for a closer proof we sigh.
our hearts are bowed by earthly fears,
Oh raise them nearer Thee;
Our ewes are dinmed by earthly tears,
oh grant them sight to see;
Tighten our darkness, Lord we cry,
That we may know Thee standing nigh
Speak to each weary storm tossed heart,
And let ft hear Thy "Peace. be stili;'
Then never more from us depart
Whilst we our earthly days fulfill;
Till our spirits glad amaze
Brishtens the sunlight of Thy gaze.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
One dav rece,

One day recently the person in
charge of the late Mr.. Summers
house had all the buttons cut from
his dress coat by q party Of ladies
and gentlemen, who found the coat
lying ON n bed. and supposed it to
have been Mr.. Sumner'a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
RICHMOND,

chiefly. to-wit: The street depart
ment and fire department The esti-
mate for streets was 12,0O0 dollars;
the expenditures 10, ,3G4 dollars and ii
cents, an excess of 1854 dollars and
IA cents. The estimate for the fire
department was 1900 dollars, the ex-
penditures 1851 dollars and 56. n
excess of 1921 dollars and Sc. Sew
eral other items were underestimated
and some overestimated, but the re-
suit was about 10000 more spent than
was estimated, as stated above
TIE principal items for which taxes
are levied and collected are the fol-
lowing, and in about the amounts sta
ted. as estimated from the past year.
NIT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

For the irst time in many years,
General Butler is SO i'll as TO be
confined to his bed Buffers con-
sttution is one Of iron, but for the
reason that it is such, it can be but
slightly bent without breaking.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

In repairing an old house in Terre
Haute. lately, an old pocket-book was
found behind the wainscoting which
was found to contain a couple of gold
eagle pieces aud some coins of the
time of GeoIge 1911.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

Baltimore exalteth its horn over
having the largest grain elevator in
the world-of one million bushei ca
pacity, erected at Locust Point by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
Eli Perkins and the Women Crusa-
dlerS. 81


Down in Quincy, which is I reckin
the wust place in this world 'cept Chi
kago, the women were a prOcessin'
around in great crowd. AS they
came by the depo, [ askt one of the
putty gals whar the SEWN society was.
"Whar are you all goin'?' seq |.
'Goin!' sez she, why We are Wis
itin' saloons-licker saloons. We are
down whisky. Won't you jine in Mr..
Perkins?"
l told her would. Sell: young
women, l II jine your band. I'm jest
reddy to proceed round with putty,
gallus lookin' gals any time, and as fur
visitin' Ticker saloons-that's jest me,
all Overland when it comes to putin
down whisky, young woman, sez l, l
and more hard cider aud Jamaky rum
than"
No, no, Mr.. Perkins, we want you
10 pray around the saloons-praying
among the rumsellers, and"
''All right" seq l. that jest suits me
too. I've preyed round ali the saloons
in New York an Chicago an Buffalo,
four years, an L don't spect they S
scarcely a rumseller that [ hahn t
preyed on, an--,but who's goin' to
furnish the money. young woman
SEE |.
No, no, Mr.. Perkins. this is labor
of love-a priceless boon, without
money and without price. Join in and
humanity will reward"
All right young woman; seZ |, Il m
jest suited now. That's me all over
preyin' around saloons and putin
down whisky and. beer without mon
ey and without price That j-e-s s-u-
it's me-, Put me down for life
member
well. what was the result, Euncle
Eli?'
Result, young mani" said the old
man. wiping his eyes, why, l don't
'zactly know. / only know l preyed
round a good many saioons-a hun
dred or two, l spec, an preyed on, /
don't know how many, rumseilers, an
kept on preyin' till my money all gin
out, an the next lnornin' the wimmen
was all gone, and thar want anybody
around to talk to but the station house
man an red nosed policeman. I tell
you what whispered Uncle Eli, as he
drew close TO our reporter, when any
of these putty. gallus lookin' gals
come buzzin round you to get you to
crusin around saloons and try to in
fuence you to put down more whisky
and lager than you really want-when
these insidious young wimmen want
you to go out and sing:
ION Jordan s stormy banks stand"
you jes peg out.-Chieago Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

A Missouri jury. in the case of a
man found with ten bullets in his
head, decided that "he had been shot
or met some bad accident in some
manner not just known"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

The importation of colored miners
into the Clay county mines is still kept
up. Fifty arrived from Virginia week
before last, and eighty more were ex-
pected at the Barnett mines last week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

tReturns from onr State indicate
that IN the majority of towns where
the temperance question was In issue
the anti-temperance party has carried
the day. The contest was spirited
and the vote generally very full.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13

Park bonds TO the amount OF 81. uU0
without interest We're issued in No
vember, 1872; but when it became
necessary to convert them into cash
in December, 1873, two additional
bonds were issued for 14.S27 dollars
and Al eents-one for 10000 dollars
with interest at the rate Of ten per
cent per annum. due April L. 1874,
and one for 1927 dollars and IL cents
with the same rate of interests. due
April l. 1875, making the whole
amount of Park Bonds-prineinal
and interest-when mature. ga. 900
dollars and 63 cents. Of this snn,
there was paid on the lst of April
1874, 80, 80 dollars and 4S cents; and
there win be due on the 1st of April.
1875. 25. 80 dollars and II cents; and
on the 1st of April, 1876. 10000 dol
lars; and on the 1st of April, 1877,
10000 dollars.
The levy for the general fund in
1873, was A, 500 dollars while the ex-
penditures were about 54,5O0 dollars,
making a deficit of nearly 10.000 dol
lars. This was caused BY the increas-
ed expenditure in two departments
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13


Sti eets, say ioee
FIRE department, say,---- iou9
salaries, 81 .seoj
triis, say t5JV
Interest Funds, say 1851
fark Bonds, say [2,5iV
miscellaneous, say osSoo
Total ,ooo
In 1872 the Assessors return made
the taxable property in the city :. .254,-
094 dollars, AMI in 1873 the same Off
GERS return made the amount 6,393,-
$40 dollars, being an increase of L, ,159,-
$40 dollars. There is reason to hope
that in the present year the Assessor
will find in the neigllborhood Of 5000
900 of property for taxation, and it so,
the rate of taxation will come down to
about 134 cents on the 100 dollars val
uation, and when the Palk Bonds
shall have been paid off in 1877, the
rate for all purposes will be less than
one dollar on the hundred
Your committee are of the opinion
that Notwithstanding the present high
state of taxation, provision ought at
once to be made for better city prls-
on. the present calaboose being not
only unfit for the purpose, but dis
credit to a civilized community.
Respectfully submitted,
JoHN II DIckMAN, Com.
JAS. L. HIBBERD, on
n. l.. G.. WATT Finance.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13


From time to time money belong
ing to the City Funding Funds has
that the investment yields ten per
cent. per annum interest. These
bonds are in the custody OF the City
Treasurer for safe keeping, and the
amount of the principal and interest
so invested on the first day of April,
1S74s was as follows, to-wit:
Belonging TO ii e Railroad Bond
sinking Fund. ............-s sle,l27 s5
Belonging To the i>t Funding Bond
Sinking Fund Is, 40 SO
Belonging to the 2d Funding Bond
Sinking Fund und.------..-....-.-.....-.... 2,llS 10
Belonging to the Depot Bond Sink
ing SIS 81
t7 81
Add cash as sabovc-.----..-.....--.-.-... a,l6. 81
Total amount belonging to Sinking
( ,ns
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1874-05-13
Park bonds to the amount of so 600

Total amount belonging to Sinking
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
5snperen3tDranaet amf oena

Set benz |. Sult girbt bas @~ole9iunt
ser vSupcrUilorS" BON Eafe County,
ST., feline Nirtbi6oftSIiceu3en mebr
aus. 8aS btent Dem @emetnOeratD BON
NGnufcc8an ais Sporn, nm icinc Wtldcrs
frchbcit bis 3ur ScrbDDnung zines DOn
Der 8crfailrm9 9etDdbrleilteten Jte0tes
81 treiben. Gor einigen 3agen riOtes
tel SOS Biir0cr oct Wcmctlloc MI i'm
cine Pctitipn I'm Miebereinfiibrung bes
2iccnSiDitcms. glbcr ob0lci4 Die llRters
Scthner Der @ln9abe ei1en b60l1 ~itattlts
den She'll Der lib auf 900 T0pfe belaus
ienoen WciammtSabl Der ittrlnbere6tigs
ten 8iirger Maufeeean'S bilocn, meis
gerte litb ber 0enleluoeratb bod, bic
Betition entgcgenSutebmer, CT erfIdrte,
bic llnterSetOner bitten tell Jtcdt 81 ct>
llcnl lol1en S0rittc.
On bort benl bod MneS altf ! N6er
mas IN Safe @ou1tp inter ber SuGtcl
Der Icmperen5ler ni1t aufD0rt, lpnoer:t
uicl i6linmer ipir0 ais trilDer. oaS lit
b0s Grinftn Denn b~ailel6e scbt Diclfa6
in@cbeimIpff i6er. Biele, bte fril9er offel
ibr @la5 Sier tranfen, taufcn iid ieBt III
Der Apptbefe ober I'M ieitDsri8enWirtbss
6aule S1naps bcim Quart oOer Der bal>
ben @allonc, uno baS Weitere 9tebt ii6.
0ie@rbitterltng 8e9cn bas u~npantbare
republifanil0e Genperen3lcrpad lirnllt
AUDI III &afc GOuntp it9tllN 5u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
>S eimcnt SentfNen NtSSWen=
c$uftit1tfEA

gluS 81 anuDeim, 20. Suni, i6reibt
man Der 8oii. 3tg.:
Ginc b6Bli9e ScnIationsz Na6ri6t bat
1oebeu baS 2ebcn Der yStilcn" in unle7
REM 2dnb6en mterbro1eu. 8or tpeniz
gen Gagcn muBte ba5 bieiise 8robberz
3Dglt0e TrGnlcin@ ftttu ges
i6Ioilcn iperbeir, ipetI unter BEN 800
IilgeM Der Nuitalt bet Bett5ton3,
pie eS i6etnt III ;tcmLi6 bcocntIi6em
@rabe uno umfauge unb bon epibcmiIhem
G~barafter, ausgebro6cn ipar. Sas Sus
ititlt crfrcute lid biSber cireS l~tIteten
Hufcs NIB 5GDltc circa so iuuge rtidc
Wido6en aus Oeutl6lan6, 9tublarb,
Amerifa II. {. 10. 3u iciucn S6gliugen.
Bor etipa so Snbren bur6 bic @robberz
3ogin Stepbantr ge9riinbet, bon u allie
Sung iber rs Sabre geleitet, crfreute
it0 bic MnItalt Der 6aucrnbcn @unIt Der
i~elpeilig r%egierenoen @roBbersogin.
Waren audi bic SNbungen Der 9llitaIt
duBerlt Itreng, 70 IieBen bod bic frii1erelt
BorlteDcrinnen ber MnitaLt etl miloes
9tc9imcnt naltcn, I'M ben iuu9eu Wdoe
den oas Daietn etntgermaBen ertrG9li6
3u MAIDEN. Wttt benz Dot eint9en 0toua>
ten erfolgten We6Iel in ber Oberleitung
Gnoertcn ii0 inbeilen Otele Su1tdnoe.
2r Steue Der bcipGbrten alien 8oritebez
rim trat cine tunge @rafit &ebbins
Der, 26 Sabre alt, aus 2tDlanO 9ebiirs
tig. Oiclelbe cnttpidelte bon Der Belt
TIRES 2lultsdntritt5 all cine Strenge llnD
@ner9ic, mic ite tpoDl u relisi0ier Sas
natismuS bcrporrufen fam. 0aS 9teGz
lemcnt Der Nlitalt purbe nit aaer
Stretge g%ebanDbabt, eini9e tii6tige 9ebra
frGfte, Welde felt piclen Sabren etncn
I9eil 6er unterri0tS itunoen abbtelten,
o6ne Mngabe bon @rin6eu ibrer sumo
tiouen entboben unb obne 3tpetfel manbe
.gtefornen" oeS unterrt9ts ua0 ort9o'
Oorem 3ul3nitt borsenomuten, Oeren
trauriac Jol9en nj nt6t Derbeirnlt9t
weroeG fomhten. Wtdn glaubt bier aus
9emeiu, bnB aasu ntele reltgtoie uebnns
9ct Die llriahe iener Nerneliberretsunz
9en fcicu, ipel9c oen n~bengenGnntem be-
floo~ensipert6en Grantbeitsamitano ber>
Doraerufen baben. 8ereits lit Elm Sbeil
Der 3Salinge mad Der !6etmat6 3uritd8ez
bolt ip0rpen, uno in etnigen Gagen tpers
ben bic i66neu 8anli0fetten bes Snlttz
tuts uer0oet Oaitebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
s@reen0sr e4bera4ambe.

Mus Grei6a6 III Seiterrei0 ptro un'
term so. Stunt geidrteben:
gu pel1' sr&Bli6en 8erbre6en Der
@bcrolaube filbren fann, bteS tonnten
bic 8etuobner Srieia9's unb llm9cbung
beute i6auoerno erlebcn. Der Babns
tpGdter Nr. II Sipii6en Der Station 0trt
uno Triefa9 Der Jtupoltbabn lanote bsnte
1einsa 10 Sabre altcn Sobn nab Wti6els
BORT III bic S0ule. 9a bicier &uabe
aur eemo6uten 3eit ntdt beinlfebrte,
9tua Tim Der Sater ~entgegen. YloBli0
b6rfe Ct baS S6reien zines &tnocS, gtn8
auf bic Stelle gu nnb fauo 81 ieinem
@ntfeben iein &inb III p0uis nadtem gu
ftauot, gebunbem am 8Ooen liegel. 9luf
Dem S6rper 0es &tnbes fnicte etn llngez
fdbr 3Oid9riger 5crlrmptcr Wtanh, lpels
der. nit einem Wieiler be:oaffnet, eben
benz Rimoe bas Seben nebmen wOlte.
Ser 8aDnpG6tcr ~itiir3te auf oielen
Wtann los, nno bel benz entitcbenoen
6anogemeuge erbielt er bret i9mere
Sti6wunDcn, pel9c letn NuffommeM lebr
IN !3pcifel ltelen. Aut ole DalfsrHte ots
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

8iirger ge16ren beretts bieier Organiias
ton an uno bic 3aDl ninnlt TorttpGbs
renb 3u.
9tatirli6 trinteu aud Die Genperen57
Ter, aber nur i'm Gebeinlen. Otc1er Gage
fam eS baber Dor @eriAt III STERLING 5u
fol9enber Scene: Sin arnler 2eufel, Der
ouf eigene Sauit ein Sab Bier ausge1
i6dnft bate, ftarb ais Qngctlagtsr Dor
Den S6ranfen; ais 3euge gegen tDn be-
fano ii6 elmer Der @ooS SempIars, Elm
Gdter GempercnSlptBcl, Guf oeln !3en>
g~enitanoe. Oer Nert6etbi9er ocS NlIgc>
tla9tsn fraete ben Spibcl plo5ll6, Oh er
ni6t am Dierten Suit init lelnell Gogen7
briibern BET nerl1loiienen Sbilren Bier
uuo S9napS pertilst babe? Der Sptz
Bel fam, bd Der 0ertbetolger offelbar
ieiuer Sa6e getpiB par, IN Die tootll9lte
Berlegenbett, unb IS iteute 1t9 perals,
baB Die S6ufte, iDel6e gegelt Sleroers
fGufer uno Srinfer 1pibeln, ait ptertelt
Suit i'm 6auie zines Sruoers BET BET;
i9loNenen Gbiiren 0icr unb S6naps III
Stromen ~getrunfen battcn. Ser Nngez
flnete nMrDe freigcfpro9en, 1tiio Die
@rauo SurD i6enft lettbcr Den angebe1
reien bet Stmpercn31ptBel tpelll9 WeDor
utcbr.
Der &empercnSleriuncnbcretn III Sters
ling, tpel1er ni1ts nit 8ier1 uro 9Setns
trinfcrn gu tbun baben mill, bs9rettt mad
unb na6, baB ct Dur9 icincn SanatiS1
mus MIR leinen eigenen uilperDetratbeten
MitglieperM i9aoet. DEM Die .anitdns
oiglten iunoeu Mauter geboren benz Ser
ein BET Weln9 uno iers@onlMmeatcl an
ulb ertlarcn: ie fOnllten eS 9ana gut
oDne bic iun9en Sempercn3=0a aus
baltel; Oaour0, baB tie bic ltbtereH nt0t
me6r au SpaSicrfaDrten uno al sis nno
9intonabe einlaoen miiBten, iperoc ibIen
ein Diibl0e5 Stid @cIo er(part; nuo
fiir bic 0eiratbSfanbioaten unter tbnei
feble es auBerDalb SterItng nidt all
DiibI1en uno brapen Wfdo0cn, Die oaS
pffeu uub ebrli6 8enoiicre Bier rie6en
fDnnteu, Dbne Strallpfc 81 bcfommeH.
90 wirfen bonn III STERLING pie pcrz
i6iebenitcn limitGubc S%llammcn, um Der
SenpercnSberri1ait etn baloi8cs Gnoe
az MAIDEN. 3eioer lit Dies nidt IN allen
&cmpercn5ucitern Der Sail; III niht ipez
nigen ocr1elbeu iuiro ienc 3crrldaIt ein
StemIiA 5QDes &eben sel8en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28
(gorreiponben3 BET Suinois Staats;sttuns.)
SeMtf1e WuStp a4t0erwn9 1ttt0
Northumberland
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cf--. g " u " ! AJ. oNulkt lOtt.
Die 8refie, uno Defenders bic beuti6e,
in ben Ser. Staaten bat nt6t unlbin ges
fonnt, ibre glufmerfiamfeit Ser auffaL>
Ienben Tbatia6e 3u%autuenben, baB in
btelem Sabr, 5u elmer 3ett ba fonit bic
@inipanberun9 bon Wo6e 3u @o6e 3us
srnebmen pflegte, fait in bemielbenMaBz
1tab cine 0t~iifnanoerung bon Mmerita
mad europa itattft1oet. Wtan fam es
natIrIt6 &eiuem, benz IS i6[e6t gebt,
beroenten, tpenn CT, un1 feline Sage au
6erbelern,. cine anoere 6etmatb iu6t.
Qber Oteientgen, tpel6e aus Die1em
0lrultpe na6 Oeut16laub auridfommen,
IN per Dtetnuug bier gebe es Before @ez
l6afte ooer ettpa sar Before Mteni9en
uno 91l8enebmere 8er1dltniiie, un1 oarin
81 leoett, ais oriiben, Die leioel1 gans be-
1%tI11r1t ultter elmer ientimentaGen Snus
1ton, mel9e tbnen BET ibrer giidfebr etz
mas tbsner 81 iteben folnmen f0nute.
Sor19t man ben @riinben bieier Grideiz
rur9 ettpas ipeiter mad, 10 i9eint mir
Der beOeutenoiten elmer IN ser auten lRet>
nung Su beiteben, tpel1e i6er oelltl6e
GerbGltniiie iett benz leBteu &rteoe au0
britbsn fi6 Derbreitet bat.
@S lit bic politi11e l1moeifo[ttuo
Seuti6laubs uno has Qnieben 6es neuet
oeuti6en 0tei6s i'm NusIanbe, mas 0ieIe
gu benz @laMben perLe!tst, baB Deutl9s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-28

8abnma6ters erfdienen 9eute, pel9e Ben
0erbre6er feitnabmen. 9erielbe, 9ee
fragt, mas CT init benz Ginbe ~norgebabt
babe, entaegnete, er bdtte i'm Strafbanic,
aus ipsl6cm er crit farslid entlafiei
ipprben iet, er3dblen gebort, Der Belts
zines Screens BON einem uni6ulS
bigen &tnoe bis sn 10 Sabren, tpenn
balielbe aus bem Ieben6tgen
&0rper 1eransge d nttten
tper6e, made uni i6tbar unb ct
bGttc nit benz Tnabeu eben oieie Sb1d6z
rerci Dornebmen mouen, III tpel6em
8orbaben er ieoo6 our6 ben 8abnluG6s
ter geIt0rt morDen iet....