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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

The meadow brook, that seemeth TO stand still
Quickens its current as il nears the mill;
And 50 the stream of Time, that lingereth
In level places, and so dull appears,
Runs with a swifter current as it hears
The gloomy mills Of Death.
And now, like the magician's scroll,
That in the owners keeping shrinks
With every wish he speaks or thinks,
Till the las wish consumes the whole,
The table dwindles, and again
/ see the two alone remain.
The crown of stars is broken in parts;
Its jewels, brighter than the day,
Have one by one been stolen away
To shine in other homes and hearts.
One Is a wanderer now afar
In CeylOn or in Zanzibar,
Or sunny regions of Cathay;
And one is in the boisterOus camp,
Mid clink of arms and horses tramp,
And battles terrible array.
i see the patient mother read.
With aching heart, of wrecks that float
Disabled on those seas remote,
Or of some great, heroic deed
t'n battle field, where thousands bleed
To lift one hero into fame.
Anxious she bends her graceful head
Above those chronicles of pain,
And trembles with a secret dread,
Lest there among the drowned or slain
She find the one beloved name.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5, 12:30P. M.-Cotton
strong. Middling uplands sds1d; Orleans
SD. Sales to-day 10000 bales, Of which
1900 bales are for export and speculation.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8, 3;OOP. M.-Cotton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-There was only a
moderate package business, and jobbing
branches were less active. The market for
cotton goods remains unchanged, except
that few makes Of light browns baTe
been closed out by agents at a fractional
reduction in prices. Grain. bags are in
good demand. Dark madden prints are
more active, and dress goods selling well.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

BOssOn's Great Literary Event Of the
Seasou-A New Poem By Americas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
SO. Louis Markets.
MamnhIs MnrIZefs.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 5.-Flour dull and lower
at S5.9Oa7.00. Corn 95a9Sc. Lard firm al
555a165c. Bacon dull and lower; shoulders
9sc; clear rib Zoe; clear sides 15al5sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

LONDON Oct. 3, 8 P. M.-Consols for
money 92ia92B; for account 92sa92.; Uni
ted States sos of '65, 1854. 1867, 1904;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

[Pend-e 10 CremdiIIere, to hang the crane, Is
the French expression for house-garming, or
the first party given in new house.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

The lights are out, and gone are an the guests,
That thronging came with merriment and jests
To celebrate the hanging of the crane
In the new house-into the night are gone;
But still the fire upon the hearth burns on,
And alone remain.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31
Stick 70 your BUSH BUuss t..

js = .tste.- u ~ 4 lfftH rkN
| : A rich man, in answer to the qnes-
| tioni how he becamoB So vveryd success
lful, recited the following stoTyiJso
| 9IgwiIl tell you & how it q w6ssd One
| day when / was alad, "a partys0fboys
land girls were going to pick bIackber-
ries.- | wanted to go with them, but
| was afraid father would not let me.
When ItOld him what was goIhgS on,
and he at once gave me permission to
go with them, could hardly contain
| myself, I rushed into the Kitchen. got
big basket, and asked mother for a
luncheon. / had the basket on my
arm, ,and was ju5t going out at the gate,
when my father called me back. He
took my hand and said in a very gem
tie voice: 'fJoseph, what are you GO
ing 10 do ~ "To pick berries" I . re-
piled. "Then Joseph, ] want to tell
you one thing. 1t is this When you
find pretty good bush, no not leave
it to seek a better one. The other
boys and girls will run about, picking
llttle here and a little there, wasting
a great deal of time, and getting few
berries"
1 went and had capital time. But
it was just as my father said. No
sooner had one found q good bush
than he called all the rest, and they
left their several places and ran, off to
the newly-found treasure. Not con-
tent more than a minute or two in one
place, they rambled over the whole
pasture, get very tired, and at night
had very few berries. My fathers
words kept running in my ears, and I
''stuck to my BUSH" When / had
done with one [ found another, aud
finish cd that; then / took another.
When night came had a large basket
full of berries, more than all the others
put together, and was not half so tired
as they were. l went home happy.
But when l entered found nv father
had been taken ill. He looked at my
basketful of ripe blackberries, and
said, "Well done, Joseph. Was I not
right when told you TO always stick
tosvouF bush ?2 ssa4 ssRs;3) .nlE
he died few days after, aud cDhad
to make my way in the world as best
| could. But my fathers words sank
deep into my mind, and never for
get the experience of the; blackberry
party; i "stuck to nay bush."a When
j had fair place, and was doihgHtol-
ersblyi well, did not leaVenit land
spend weeks, aud months seeking sone
little better. When other young
men said: sCome with us, and we will
make a fortune in q foWr weeks" I
shook my head, and .'stnck to my
bush." Presently my employers offer
ed to take me into business with them.
| staid with the old house until s the
principals died, and then | had loTery-
thing / wanted. The habit of stick
ing to my business led people to trust
me, and gave me a character. / owe
ali l have and ante this motto :"Stick
to your bush," s.g 81. hs lar
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31
!. LONG LIVED PUBLIC MEN.

The literary and political men of
Europe seem to live much longer than
they do in this country Here is Gut
zot dying at the age of eighty-seven.
NJ. aThiers is but three or four years
his junior. Lord Brougham, in Eng
land, was ninety-on when he died.
Lord ,Lyndhurst was still older-al-
most q centenariarian, Humboldt, if
we mistake not, was near the nineties.
Lord Palmerston was over eighty. So
were Talleyrand and Metternich, Dis
raeli in Great Brittain, Marshal Moltke
and Emperor William in Germany,
and Mcmahon in France, are all old
men, and yet they are rulers in their
respective countries. Save Washing
ton Irving we recall no literary celeb
rity in the United States who attained
what might be called longevity of ex
istence. Some of our statesmen lived
up into the eighties or ninetles, but
then they had retired for long time
from public life, and We're consequent-
ly unknown to their generations. With
the exception of John Quincy Adams,
none of our Congressional and Presi-
dential officials have had anything to
do with public affairs after they were
seventy. But in Europe great things
have been done by scholars and poll
ticians long after that age was passed,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31

ALI LAW DEFIEDdALL H0NESEY DIS
REGARDED. ALL RIGHT TRAAIPLED
UNDER FOoT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31

COLLECTING money just now is an
uphill business. An exchange has the
following Onlthe subject which was
our own experience within thevpast
few days to a fraction. Last week
man stepped up to us and said he
would pay us every cent he owed US
if he lived to Saturday night. We
presume the man died. Amothersaid
he would pay us in a day or two as
sure as we were born. Query-Did
the man lie or were we never born?
Another said he would settle as sure
as shooting. We are led TO the con-
clusion that shooting is uncertain.
Another said he hoped to- go to- the
devil if he did not pay us in three DAYS.
HaYcn't seen him since, suppose he
has gone, but we trust he has hoped
IN vain. Quite a number said they
would sec us Tomorrow. These men
have been stricken blind or else, to.
morrow has not come. One told us
as soon as he got some money, The
man would not lie, so of course he has
not got o cent SINCE"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31

Ii the times are hard, stop your pa
per, but do not shorten your allow
ance for whisky or tobacco. A good
paper in a family is a great comfort to
the wife aud children. but that IL no
reason why you should provide them
with a weekly luxury at the expense
of q daily necessity,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31
Brackets.
in great variety.

Wall Pockets. Slipper
Gases, Foot Rests, Re
ception Chairs in mus
lin, for w orsted and
Silk Wrought Cover
ings; Side Boards for
dining rooms, Ladies'
W riting Cabinets,Boo
Cases, Office Desks,
Lounges, and a gener-
al stock Of Useful and
ornamental lFURNI-
TURdd and CROCK
ERY. Il
Contrary to custom,
we shall MARK OUR
GOODS DOWN! +! in /.
stead Of marking them
up" for the Holiday
season.
Re Remember le5 nb.aao we WesltaEs will Il
sell goods in our line
as low as the Cleveland
market, and in most
cases much lower.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31


sought the open All, and stTol1edI about
alone. BY sunrise had come to q GER
| tain unutterable determination. -dB
Before breakfast I met the Judge,
| who was glowing with Kindness to me,
and I inquired about the state oof his
| @ ae'Ex9eIent!itR !itRe saitl9 hGghfngl But
,Maysie slept very little last might 8 i
reaiIy can'timagfneTW hat ID the matter
with the GhildGh s8iq1as sell OF ba nsa
I'm y heart beat violently ftold him
that too had slept but poorly and had
therefore eemeito him. gan s6t 10 IL
To me?' he exclaimed astonished.
am no physiciap. .{-iIff.5y -.
- = But for me you, may Pe,. dear
Judge. for your daughter,s picture
drove az sleep le from rom my eyealibdts last
The murder was out. He did not
look unfriendly, eensequently I gath
cred boldhess, and began to tell him
aboutImy anteeeAents, my present Pc
sitiony prOspectsy etc, when suddenly
he eutme shOrt, saving :I60h, bOther !
don't speak of that Old Judge Noon
shine has enough for his daughter and
his daughters husband both. You
have proven yourself a true-hearted
man, aud that is the chief thing. III
shall never stand in the way 1of Ray5
daughters, happiness eYoN Lsuit me
first Tates and May win have you, all
that 7 shall have to say then, is, bless
you, my children. - k..i,,u.,,o -sfsa
: II don't remember now where, I
found Maysie, and how it all happened
but do know, that escorted a little
angel to breakfast that morning, who
had promised TO be my wife. The
wedding takes place two weeks hence,
and both of you are Invited" 5hob I'd
- g Their ude pestofice clerk Pr asked
Sam, incredufouslygs Ioi 9taok9
lIs;tNo, that Judgment has been cor
rected-the faithful and trustworthy
official, whose traditional sternness be-
came the bridgeto, happines for your
humble serYantand his beloved bride"
& Sam and / both We're at theWedd ding,
and no on, except ing the happy groonas
danced oftener with the blooming little
bride than. did my nlorose friend of the
postoffiee.s Sam Stiff grumn bIes about
his luck !. but if she. icoufdndt,i he
wouldn't be happy 7iaai b9eDa3 lB34
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31

SELF-made men are very apt to wOr-
ship their maker,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31
RAvEHHA WATER cURE.
G. w. SFR0NdsT M ID:

PFC p RIR II Q r.
Location observation-disclosures moderate Send for
circular giving full details
April6, 1871. .I36-1y. FTf4 liz
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-31

IA Stirring Appeal flor Justice.
s2g duo ait Hi--4----l 10 yaii99f
ARpRESSs OF TEE COMMITTEES OF
ISEYENTTt TO THE PEOPLE OF TIE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-07
Nene Mn3ctgen.
Siireau ocs 8eb1u0e Snlpeftors,

Baltimore, ben >. September 1874.
Der 9ebdubez S5nIpettor 9at Grldu6niBz GjeIudle
nm iol9euoe SauzBrioiIe9ien erbalteu
BON .. 6oote UNI ofIenen SdJuppeu, 6ei II TSuR
binter ytr 2)2, Uioibrritr.;
pon s. Sads nm ofenea Sdbuppeu, IA 6ei Is 5Sus
blnter SIR. 191. 2iabttr.;
pou {. gSdlp6er i'm oifeuen SCbuppcn, BEL II H.,
binter Der @de BON Uiunroez unb eomoaroitr.;
BON +. u. Norman nm 9ei0loienen Sfuppeu, II
bel II 5uB, bnter Der Gde BON &omoGro= uno Glez
fterftr.;
Don 3. $, glorrom UNI offenen Sbupveu, IA bel
% suB. binter 5tr. 102, 2ishtitr.;
pom 8. :. Sootb um einen 9ampIteiicl unh Oiaz
i1tne pom iets 4ieroetraf, GSltlez, ua9e eouabr.;
pom 8imoal Sbaffer um offenen Sbuppel, is
bel 5O tSuR, @fe Der Canton &uenue In0 @oenItr.
pong. Sobs nm seLtbloiienen Sbuppen, l2 6ei IL
t5uB, btnter Nr. fS2, @anton%Ioenue;
pon ). G9aibetmeE nm 3lpet oifene huppen.
be f2 6uB, biuter Rr. $50 uno 58i, J8eit Prattr;
BON 5. Guiie UNI einen Oanpiteitl uOu Bieroes
itrase;
BON gD. 6arran nm gebtoiisncn Shuppeu, 0 bel
% ,SuB, btnter Der attce Inn=, ndbc Soitonitr.;
Don 5. q. @oHpal UNI ofeHca Sdluppeu, bel II
SSuB, buter SIR. 56, Sampiteaoitr.;
S. @ato5 uin cffcnen Sbuppen, & bel IL iSus, buz
ter SIR. So, 2bomesitr.;
pon 9. s. sOra nIn aef4tOIieueu s.buppcn, 12 bel
pcu 8. Staumburg nm ofeue Stbuppcn, 6 bel
t2 'su6, bnter Der gBaamz, nabe yBetr.
bon iSrau Uieutber um eineu Stal, u be 26 6u6,
binter Hr. l6, Stodtonir.;
Don U. S. ISoaioap um elm Sreibbaus, q bel sc
HuB, @de Der Bazauenue unb Golppinftr.;
pom S. 0ts3ee nmoffenen sduppen, ) bel 10 tyuB,
binter gtr. &, NorozGarolineitr.;
oon VI. Badboloer um 9eihloiieneu Sduppen,
bel 6uS, binter Jtr. 9. 8eitzSapetteitr.;
oon {. Glmar um offenen Sbuppeu, : bel Il Sub,
binter gtr. 1913, Uio berr.;
uon 8. Suiee nm eine 3i6e, s bel 12 iSuB, binter
Scr. 149, Noroz Oaaa5ltra6e.
sSr benatriftist oaber 9lne bic e5 augebt, oas e.
samitag, ben II. Septbr, 8ornittas5 nm 10 u6r,
N jeinen Biireau anpeieu0 ieiu tuiro. nm beiaete
9eiu6e In @rpd9un9 Bu Sis9en uno barber Seihlue
5u faiien. SIN auitrage: ". g. Yatfius,
l2iQ @ert be5 Gebduoe=Snlpeftors.
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Guropaiide &abelueri9te.
GuaIou0.


2ouoon, 5. Scptbr. - Su ciucr geltcrn
abgebalteneu Ssriammlun9 Ser Saummouen.
ipinner pon Mandeltcr murbe beitloiien, bic
6abrifanten III 2a1caibire mittelS eiue5 Cir
culars auf3uforoern, Die 2lrbeit auf bier Sage
in Der 9Sod)e slI beld)rdnten.
Ser 0ubliner Gorreipon0ent oe8 ,,Stauoz
aro" meOet, OaB blS beuoritebeuoe irii6>
amerifantIde Yrei5Id)eBcu groBe8 Sntereiie
errsgt. Die Srlanoer pcroen itt am Conn.
tag Morgen III SuccnStopn einldiffen.
Ser Suuoe5bampfer ySmatara" lit an Gap
Der gutfn SoHnung nuo oaS 5la9genIdllf
ySranflin" in WtarieiQe8 angttOmmeu.
SiS gtitcrl lfittag batTe Der ySreat
9SeIerll" 1884 Nteilen bes neuen 9abel5 ge-
lt9t.
@onton, ). Scptbr.-0ic Gre6itipe ocs
neuernannten lpaniihcn 9elanbteu permeibeu
oas 8ort 6epubllf.
2onOou, ). Septbr. ,,Sime5" be,
rihtet, oaB Der DtarquiS BON 9tipou gum
&atbOli5ismus iibergetreten lit. 0ie InSeige,
baB Der Wtarqui5 leln @nlt ais @roBEleiiter
oes MaurerorOen5 nieoergclegt babe, erregte
Dor elnigeu Sageu bereits 9roBes Muhebtu,
oleier Sd)ritt miro aber iebt Dur6 Die ytady.
ridt Der u5ime8" polltdHotg erfldrt.
Jteuere gtadrid)ten BON Der Ditrctdld)en
Bolar Expedition nelocn, baB Oteielbe bis
gum SO. 9raoe por9corun9en lit.
Sransreid,.
Yarts, 5. Septbr.-@raf &c YourtalcS,
Sertreter oes 0epartenentS Setnc ct Die III
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, ut tobt.
Yaris, 5. Septbr. - OaS ,, >3ien Yub,
llc" ia9t, baB SaSainc nah @uglaub set
retit 1T.
sparien. r. $780,,
2ouoon, >. Septbr. @ine SpcSial-
0epeide al Die y5imeS" BON Waorib melbet,
baB Sen. Balboa in Der Oauptltaot bleiben
mirb. @mtneber miro OtortoneS gum Sber.
felbberrn Der 9lrmee eruannt ueroen, obCr
Mari6all Serrano miro iid1 gum 9eneraliiit
inuS ernenneu uno ben @euerdlcn ibr &om=
manOo anDelitn.
0on Carlos lit nad) llolua gerelit, nm ben
ST Sersog bon 8arnla 5u emplaugen.
Die Iarllten babcn etnen 9fatrolen geiau.
gen geuomnleu, Der wabrideiult6 bon einem
oeutIden &riegSidliffe oeiertirte. Die Scar.
lilten l6idten ben Dtann iiber Die @rcn5e unb
Die Sransoien lieferten i'm oil ben Oentl6en
Goniul in Saponne aus.
WtaOrio, 5. Septbr. - Die 8arliitcn
uerldanSen iib Dor Bilbao. -0aS Sombar-
Oement bon Buuceroa bat wenig S6aoeu ge-
than.
Santanber, G. Sept. - Die 0eutid)en
&riegSid)iffe y9tautiluS" uno - y2llbatroB" ituc
geitern Ibeno BON ct. Sebaltian in beu bic
iisen 'Saien 5uriidgetebrt. Die Sarliiten
ieuerten BON @uitarta, 10 Meilen BON ct.
Sebaitian auf Oieiclben. bic 9euti6cu CT
wioerten oafelbe, inbem tic "a S1iiNe i'll ole
Stabt ianoten.
DiaOrio, 6. Sept. - @rimo oe 9tiuero
lit sum @eneral Gapitdn bon Mabrio ernaunt
woroeu. Die u@a5ette" ia9t, oaB Die Star.
liiten brei an9riiie AMI Gaitro llrOialeS ge=
mad)t baben. Die 0eutid)eu uertteibtgten
iih iebr tapier, NIB jeOer Angrtii wurOe blu
tig ab9ewieien.
Stdiisn.
9tom, 5, 9eptbr. - Bic eruption oes
@tna bat ani9cb0rt.
9sraiitien.
Gio be Sanetro, 5. Scptbr. Die
9eputirtenfammer bat Die Sorlhldge Der III,
tramontauen gum Smpeahment otS Uiini.
iteriums negen Soduerratbs rub Ssrid)ru0
rung gegeu Die 9teli9iou ciuitimmlg Surid<
gemleen unb iidI bis sum y. .. Dt. pers
taQt.
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eofals @crtd,tc aus gsnff,tnotpn,


w a htn9ton, D. Sept.-@tltern 2lbero
muroe e'n louoerbarer unb intcrtiiautCr EaQ
Dor Rldter 2Silllan 3bouplon ucrbanoclt.
9r. y. y. 9awlett bate gcgen g8ilb. Ntiibl.
ellen auT 500 Sdla0tnerlat gctla0t, in0sm
er bebauptet, ourh bic Q&ciaerltu9 ocS Ser.
tla9teu, ibm ben Ban uueS paule8 Sll,ller.
tenuen, obwobl er Der nieoriglte Yicter Qemcz
len, 81 Sbaoen gefommen Su iein. 6ldqer
mar ourb prrt. 6. s. g3eautr uuO Der Ser.
fla9te ourd) %orn. SObn &. Morris uertrettn.
Ser QnWalt oeS AldgrS iQate, Der Scrtlnqte
babe am 13. 2lugult 9lngebote auf @rrid)tunq
elneS oauicS III Der >. SrQBe, 5wiideu &
nn0 S-StraBe, cntgt9engtnommsn unO lei
bon fiinf eiugtlauieneu Sfiertru Die ieineS
Glieuten bic nieoriglte 9cmeien; bcnnod, lei
ibm SetenS bes SertlaJten Die Qufiiibrunq
oe8 Saue8 nid)t 3ucrfannt moroen, moourd
er sltr Soroeruug Obiger Sbaoeusriatiunlm
bered)tlgt lei. Ser glmunlt oeS StrtlaQteu
bebauptct, bieicr babe fem Seriprehan qeqe=
ben, allo ondl tetrc8 elnSulDlen gcbabt, aus
beitreltet iiberbaupt, Dap Sldger irsenO mel
ben Sd)aoen erltten babe, oa er ia gar tcine
Nnltaltcu getronen babs, UNI oGs '0aus AL
banen. Der Slagcr lpurbe beraui pcrcOlat
unb WleoerbOlte i'm Ganscu ole oben axaeqes
benen &lGgepuntte, nur bin3uiiigeuo, oaB
Sntla9ter tbm am Gage Der @r6Huuug Der
an9ebote hie 2lufiGbrung aes Yaues ueriprpl
deu, bles Seriprehcu abtr anocren Cages
pIeotr riid9dn9lg 9cmad)t babe, neil, tcst er
lagte, er cine nod btllaerc S1ertt erbalteu
habe Ano Der Slager feln 0eutld)tr iei Ser
ltltoene anocre 3cugen betGtigt;u Die Ius.
la9e 3homplOn'5, oab ihm bic NusilbruuQ
oeS Sane8 pou 0Rfbltii:n 3ucrn 3uaeiaQt
iporocn mar. Ser Yerfla9tc bti6mor, baB
cr bel Der OeiTnung Der 2lnscbote 0le gSortc
9ebraud)t babe: sd claude, oaB Sic Die
Nrbeit erbalten merocn; i'd ntroc lie S6ucu
gebeu, loeun Id iie uidt nod btiit- unttrbrtn.
gen fann." Spdter babe CT eiu nod biaiae.
res angebot genla6t bctommcn, uuo bab, Sic
arbelt oaber nld]t oem Slayer g,gcbeu, Dem
er oltlelbe nl6t ocftuitiu 3ugclagt babe. Der
Sertd)tSbof perta9te Die Sad)e ma uutcrbrri.
tete oieielbe ben Geibmorenen, melhe uad)
33-ltlinolger Seratbung ibr llrtbei su Gun.
lten oes SlagerS abgaben, rporaui Yertagter
sur 3abuns Der 9eiorOcrten SumHe HnO III
Die &olten uerllrtbeilt nurot.
-@eltern fam elm Rduu nit gScib une
Slno bier an, tettereS I'M Ilter BON Sab
ren, I'M lid) bier na1 drbett un3uifouen.
Gr be6anptet, ieit otn l. 9luguit uuttrue0s
al ieir, oireft aus JorOs Carolina III fomnlen,
uno Die gan5e Jteilc Su SUB suriidgelegt ;u
babeu, lpobei oaS &inb ndlt EN- cin;lgeS ntal
iber Grrliioung setlagt babe. @enn eS ibu
utbt 9clingt, bier Scitdfttguug i'll erlanqen,
10 nil er melter naA Baltimore oOer nodl
b0ber mad JtorSen S,ebeu.
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9te stt,tatton tn xoutfiana.-Gin
Sroteit oes Semofrattfdten Cos


Stem Orleans, 5. Septbr. --Das be,
mofratii6e unO conicruatiue StaatszGentral=
Gomite bon 9ouii iiiana bat fOlgenbe aorelie
erlaiien:
,gtelu- Orleans, 5. Septbr.-an bas Solf
Ger linton! - Sor unsefdbr ;wei Sabren bat
bas Solf bon 2ouiilana BET ben ridterli6en,
noaStebenben unb geiebgebenben 9emalteu
Der Serelnlgten Staatcn brlngeno I'M 9lbz
billie Der llebelitanbe gebeten. Ser bOd)ite
9erihtsbof oes 2anoeS ertldrte itd) incompe=
tent, oas bon Dem SunOesgeri9te 3ouiitana's
be9ansene llnredt gu reOreiiireu. Die Gre.
futiue periuies uns oil ben &ongreB, als Die
einSige Ma6t, pel9e bier eiue @utideipuns
trefien f1nne. 0od bieier, ii6ermle9enb aus
8epublifanera suiammengeiett, seihnet iih,
pdbreno er bic getii9ten llebelitdnoe su inter
iud)en porgiebt, burd neiiterbafte llntbdtig.
felt aus uuo belabt cen lliurpator &ellogs
na6 ipie Dor in ieinem Ante oils @ouuer.
neHr. Sonit perbleibt fiir oa8 Solf Don
9Ouiiiana uidtS meiter ibrig, als id ielbit 81
belfeu, uno ii6 oeS ulurpators 81 entleoigen,
unD 3ipar burd rege 8etbeligung an Der
gSabl, tpelbe inter oefen eigener Siibrung,
unb oerieben NIT lpesiellen Serfii9ungeu Der
ibm itlauiid] ergebenen @eiebgebung sur
Siderung leineS 8erbleibeus i'm Qmte, itutt=
finben mirb. 9lud nod anbere unS dbnli6e
Atte, ie na6 ben unlit4nben bemelIen, ino
81 Dem gletden 3rpefe BON ibm unterseid)uet
uno pertiinoigt pOroen. 90 bat er ie1n feter=
lt4es Scriprehen, Die geietliden gSablen
ourd bic unter5eid)nung uuo Sntrafttretung
bon 9eieten, bic cine anbere @tutbeilung Der
Wablbe3irte uorihreiben, nidt sn beeinhui=
len, i'm Weientll6en ihon rerlest, inoem oieS
zines Der nldhtialten Utittel in Oieiem 2anoe
lit, politiide DtiBitduoe su itaffen. Otitt
leripeile ipiro bas Solf blr6 Seiteuerunaen
fir unlauttre 3lpede 81 9runbe gerihtet.
Ser @runobeit 1T entrpertbet, Tienlanb mill
i'm lelblt fiir ben PreiS Der oarauf laItenoen
Steuern erperben, 10 baB Elm GROCER Sbe,l
liegenoer Sitter alS .@igentbum er-
Hast rperoen muB; bic Wnni5ipal= Seb1rben
finnen auf neue Steueru, unb BET allem 0lez
lem lit nod feiu gerluh eiuer aenSeruug in
9Outltana 9cr1adlt iuorben. gto6 nift su,
frieben oalnit, ben Staat einem lol9en unz
ieltgen 3ultanOe e11tgegengefiibrt 3u baben,
iuhte Der ulurpator unb ieine 9eliersbelfer
ourb Oaritclung fali6er Sbatiaben unS in
eincu RalIenfrieg su pertpideln, I'm Johann
eiEc Snteruention Der 8unbestruppen in lotaz
len angelegenbeiten berbeisufibren, uno alpar
inter Dem Sorpanbe, sIr Seif]iiBung Der
Hehte Der Siir9er, IN 8abr6eit aber nur sllr
Grrei6uus ibrer nnlauteren abiibten, nno
Inn Die Siirger bel Der beuorfebenren 8abl
ein5ui6iibtern. 8eipaltafte, ipie iie in unle=
rem aird,ipielen porsefomnen, fub bon inner,
init Borbebabt betbeisefubrt inorben, mie
bies BON einem berielben ielbit sugeitanoeu
fpiro, Inn einen Brano in 2ouiiiana dnsusiiu=
ben, Der aud benz Horben ibre Wadt belpeie
fen ioa. gle habeu nit grfolg BEL benz
Yrdfioenten Die Meinuns berpor9ebradt, BOZ,
.peuu bleien 3uitdnbeu ni6t iofort @,nbdlt ge.
than tpiiroe,' 2eben nnb @isentbnm feinen
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3uradge3osen.

Oa i6 mid BON Der Sirna z. gSeatF,erbn &
Sohne, NIT fuelder t pdbreno Der Iebten 2 Suhre
pereni8t tpar, 9etrenut, 10 babe i oGS central eez
le9ene Il. beauene Sagerbaus, ser. 3G9, gSeft.
Dem "gutop .Souie" 9eaeniiber
9emtefaet, poielbf ib i'm Stanoe bin, NIT boz jis=
Shneltgteit ans5uiibren.
Uietne peri0nlidle auimersiamfeit niro Der Sets
ann9 uno 8eutilatiou an Gjebduoen, uu6 Der
errl1tun9 auer Arten Sset5= uno SsodJsApparate
geipibmet iein.
Od id ben lSertaui Don SbtIfon'S Furnaces uno
Ranges nbernomlnen, 10 perSe Id INNER etnen eroz
zen Sorratb BON otsen auS beiieruusen porrdtbis
haben. auh belbae id Die Reparatur BON oen
meiiten anoeren n6urnaces," Range5 uno Oeien
iept i'm @ebrnuhe uub tabe Ine Gin. meiuen ySors
ratb nno Breiie gu untsriuteu. ebe e anoersps ta>
fen roer auftrd9e biutcrlaiien, abtungspoa
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