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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
S)llty Of LOlIiS1nsBianS.

Quoting tho TEL. tHiEA'S ART iric urging he
re-orgaN iz:,ti"n OF the Democratic party of
this State, the Union Record comes out
with the following forcihle endorsement
--'''ro which, every true Democrat who is
properly impressed with tho importance OF
the subject and the magnitude of The issue
will respond. So he it. True il is. Grant
can and will be beaten without this state,
but arc the DctiocrItS of Louisiana willing
TO see the work Of political reGrnpt ion
without lending Il helping hand? There
are bat two parties now recognized, the
one is the Radical party coming before thc
country with its ubiquitous ,ntcccdentS
and it's endorsement OF GRANTS unconStitu-
tionai measures, and sustaining him in his
IDEAS of central iZation ofpower in the hands
OF the PreSiuent.-anu the Democrat ic party
opposed to all these measures. aud auVo-
eating doctrines of political faith that will
save our distracted country from the hor-
rorS of Revolution and intcruecine strife
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
The Railroad.

We arc unable to learn what is the actual
damage done the railroad by tho overflow
which is still over tho road in places and
prevents an estimate OF the damage done.
The mail is brought through with consider
able difficulty every other day, but travel
is very nearly suspended. Mai. Groom, the
Receiver, was expected back last evening.
Tho few machnists and assistants rct:tiued
at the shops arc engaged in overhauling the
locomotives. 1t will probably be two
weeks before trains can be sent through.
or longer, if tho overflow should not con
tinuc to fall.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Hoo every one, having a garden.
5 Who will DO the first occupant of the new
'CaIaboose Fame awaits him.
The little birds are hiding their nests, and
laying up trouble for the future.
st. Matthew'S Dramatic Society has re-
ceived nearly $1,000 for it's first ten exhibi-
lions.
The Gov Allen has been withdrawn from
the Ouacliita and entered in the Red River
trade. 10 ...
Rumor is quite busy with the prospects
of several marriages., and the printer is
standing on tip-tocs in expectation Of his
fees. q. 's
One of the gratifying signs of the time is
the large increase ofland planted in corn.
Better still, the land is thoroughly broken
up and the stand promises to be excellent.
Drouth is the only danger.
On the 9th Of June, DR.. Gluck will ad-
minister to three young girls, the sacred
rite of confirmation, at the Synagogue. Tho
ceremony will be very interesting and
will be conducted in English.
It cost the city recently $fO2 for sending
prisoner to the penitentiary. At this
| rate, Monroe has not made very great bar
gain in assuming its criminal expenses i'll
consideration of being released from Par
isll taxes.
Little Tommy James who has opened a
small store in the house lately occupied
| by Ton, Miller, is worthy of the patronage
| OF our people. The little fellow used to
work with us, and he did his duty faithful
| ly and without II n1urilur. Help the little
| boys along.
| We are indebted to Mr.. Gilley, 2. NJ at
Redmouth, for informing us of the non
arrival of our paper at that office for three
consecutive weeks, and beg to assure him
and also subscribers there that the
fault is not with this Office. Tho mails
everywhere are badly deranged.
| Tho Calaboose will cost, furnished, $27OO.
Our neighbor is about to go into figures tC
| show the expenditure was unwise. Will
| he tell us what per cent the 5000 will yield
by saving $500 in rents, 20 cents day or
prisoners locked up and fed, and one dollar
each for the locking? Our estimate is q
per cent.
1t happens very often that people riding
place for their horses. We certain tina
the merchants, nearly all of whom hav.
back lots, will willing open their enclosure.
to such persons. An old gentleman from
Morehouse came to town the other day
hitclIcd hi, horse to post on the Sidewalk
and came near having to pay $3.50. 1t wa
not tho fine that made him mad enough /,
!, threaten never to come to Monroe again
but he could find no rack and was told II,
| could hitch where he did.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

Mr.. GerSpacl, is overhauling the old
Copley residence, and will give it about
$la0O worth of repairs.
Mr.. J. q. Sanders is building u brick
warehouse in front of his wooden ware
house on the rear of his lot.
MIR. Conner is adding Il room OF ono story,
lSx:iO feet, to the rear of his brick building
adjoining Mr.. Sanders.
Mr.. Smith has his smith and carriage
shop nearly complete, and is nnsl,ing iron
red-hot.
received their joists.
Mr.. Efihol in connection with Mr.. Gers
pach is figuring OH tho cost of three brick
stores, with II large hail overhead, OH Grand
street
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
u Dog Story.

Two years ago Mr.. Cln,s. Bofensclen seut
his newfoundland dog, Watch, 20 miles
from home TO DO trained. In IL few days
tho dog was stolen. Last week, without
previous notice, Watch made his appearance
at tho back gate of his old home, having
been absent two years, and waited patiently
until admitted by the children who went
into ectasies over their old playmate and
friend. Watch knew his name, his muster,
and all the places on the premises supposed
TO be dear to u dog.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

\ very heavy stock of grain and feed, and
rhoie" family groceries and provisi ms, are
offered by John l.. Ryrne, agent. Selling
these goods on commission enables him to
make the lowest figures that will covcr cost
and expenses. To moro fully meet tho
wants of the community he has opened a
retail department and will sell, in tho
smallest quantities, ut II tritle above whole
sale prices. BE sure to call at his agency
on peSiard street. 1t will pay.
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The legislature Adjourned.

!, The extra session Of the legislature adj
iouxned siue die on the oath, the ten days
limit fixed by Mr.. Kellogg for the session
having expired on that day. 1t ought not
to be supposed, after all that was claimed
by the friends of the Compromise, that this
extra session of the legislature resulted in
anything but the Inauguration of q govern
ment of reform. But the results will disap-
point the people and utterly confound the
hopeful advocates of bargain with the
Republicans One hundred thousand dol
lars Of the peoples money have been ex-
pended, and not solitary bill of general
interest has become law! The profuse
promises of reform made, either by Kellogg,
or by the Conservatives who trusted him,
have not been redeemed by the enactment
Of q single law looking to the reduction of
taxation, the encouragement of general in
.dustry, the reformation of our detestable
judiciary system, the breaking-np Of mo-
Hopolies, or the dispersion, in any degree,
of tho vast hordes Of plnnderers who are
preying upon the solid interests of tho tax
paying people. The Compromise is all we
have,-and the business of robbing tho tax
payer goes on, with an official formally inn
peached leading the band.
To whom the blanc attaches for this fail
ure to realize the benefits promised by the
to MI. Kellogg, the Radicals, or the Conser-
vatives-does not appear very clear, nor is
it matter of much Importance, since it has
been, by this test, conclusively shown, as
was anticipated, that tho Radicals. who
favor extravaganza, could never be SUCCESS
fully combined with the Conservatives who
favor an economical honest government,
in movement to reduce salaries, to break
down corrupt rings and nonopo1ies and
to do away with the very means of subsis-
tence by which these Radical leaders MAIN
tain themselves.
There is better reason than ever, so far as
results go, to condemn the Compromise.
1t has proven Eot alOno vain thing in Il
practical test, but it has left us shacl<led
with = concession to political rascality to
get rid of which either repentance repu-
diation becomes necessary.
The extra session of tho legislature h,;s
proved failure. All the bad laws remain
in force, Kellogg has been solomnly ratified
"a Governor by the Conservatives when il
is notorious he was never elected, and tho
. Conservatives have simply stepped down
to prepare for the campaign of 1875.
What are the people to do? Boz
There il no prospect of roform from the
legislature, because the Senate will never
consent to repeal any act deprivinS the
Radicals of power, surprising Kellogg, il
order to roach tho Senate, would approx.
such act. Tho main chance for reform
has been lost, it amy thoro ever was. w.
again urge, answering our own question
that the Democratic party of this state u,
re-organized, and toll tho people to look t.
National Democratic success the SOLE
hope of substantial relief.
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The Rivers.

The mississippi had fallen at Vicksburg
FIVE inches up to Wednesday night. The
overflow between Delhi and T,fiuiah has
fallen seven inches, and is falling, also lit
the I.aEouche swamp. Tho Ouachfta has
fallen altogether about ten inches at this
place. There was u slight rise at Camden
on Wednesday, but not enough to check
the fall here. Tho lower Mississippi il
about fonr feet below the highest water of
1874. The tributaries generally are falling.
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Mr.. u. Stcinau, recently Of Water Valley

Mr.. u. Stcinau, recently Of Water Valley,
Miss, has cast his lot with tho people of
Monroe. He has leased Conncr's brick
building, for tho purpose OF Keeping first
class saloon and for tho sale of Liquors Ivy
Wholesale, tho necessary supplies having
already arrived. The opcniug will bo de-
taEed II few weeks in order that Il room
may tie added in tnr tho bar, the tin
lures tor which are i'll store. Mr.. Steiuau-s
outfit is on an extensive and liberal ptau.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

The Steamboat w:lr wakes hot. The IslS-
trop'S reduction to haif-cirtl rates has been
met by the ouarhita Belle with Il further
reduction of onc-third off the Isastrop's
rates. Dry barrels ut 25 cents, and pork at
80 cents nrc the Bellies figures. The Taylor
left Tuesday with II full cargo ut half-card
rates.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

RAILROAD RUMoR.-We find the following
paragraph iii the Shreveport Times:
We yesterday heard it rtttuored that Mr.
Morgan owned the controlling stock in the
old NickSburg, Shreveport and Texas rail-
road company, and that he and Col. Scott
were negotiating an arrarr.,cucut by which
this interest would be transferred to Scott
III exchange for his intcres. in the New
Orleans and Houston road We mention
this simply as Il vague rutuur itla for What
! ;S =,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

Farmers very often nui fault with edit or>
"fncwspapers What ought we say OF
those farmers who have been recently
securing the country for cotton seed? Or
OF those who are ruNing Illinois corn and
hay With which to make a crop"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
The Ferries,

The lcssecs oi the Monroe and front on
Ferries having trndcred their leases to the
Parish, steps have been taken to re- let
these ferries the Its Monday in Juno
next, until the 3lsL of poceuber 1879
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
MONROE AND TRENTON
STEAM PACKET
l:s5==1gAz7-S F1E,

JOE GEkNE RS, MASTER.
= Re gularly inspected and licensed by the
authorities, and having comfortable seats
and ample room for both freight and pas
ScnGerS. will run regularly between Mon
roc and Trenton, on the following schedule:
Leaves Trenton at Il \. NJ:
- Monroe at 6:40 -
90 Trenton at "a
After which hour, the round trip will be
wudc every hour, until > l.. NJ, when the
trips will be rNtendcd to one hour and u
nait. leaving Monroe, on fnSt trip. NJ : T.. Nj
Price of one trip. II cents:
Price OF round trip. 23 rrnts.
Tho public may rely upon the perma-
Money ct this arrangements. and upon the
puur;ur 0tth" CLrlu'> schedule.
Man -. lST;. :Sf:;f
O..ss NEW ~rt!'EHS
- NOE SALE ATTlII~ uEFICE.
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EssrsCIlEHs,S NOTICE.

Mr.. n. Klein begs leave to inform his
friends and former customers that he will
reopen his Market House on tho Sth of
September, and every m"r-,ing following
he will always keep on hand ilo best Beef
the country affords and also Mutton and
Pork, when it can Ire bought. Every effort
will be made by the undersigned to accom-
modHte mis- customers, hoping liberal
share of the public patronage.
Sept Is, lS73.--tf N. KLEIN
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

People in need of ptows, sweeps and
scrapers will save money by buHing from
John T.. Byrne, agent for manufacturers
There ia no mistake about this.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

The representatives ofthiS Parish were
among the p Republicans who voted
against the impeachmeut of Clinton. Tua
ayes nun bered IS.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

From the leading Republican paper in
Louisiana - Natural lies, f,,' fnrri,-nrrs-
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30
CM;TE n FIRST,

CM;TE ~ FIRST,
- PRorRIEToRs.
{ y * X AG T. y ID SMITH SHO y
GRAND STREET, MONROE
tiaNe The pleasure of notifying the Public
that they are prepared to build and repair
Carriages and Ruggies To Shoe Horses and
uN"rutc at kinds OF Plantation Work
- owners Of EuFlen's Subsoii Attach
henI Tor Suachita Parish. mars, 73+25tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

-'N."r odr.- ui tN'' r,mnrou2is" g." ipr,,. -
SNT,2hn acNr' u~,> . i1c g,>tr. ~.~ei,l-..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

y mid o-s-t . coople times f-i-c-e,
spells what?
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HOMESTEAD FARM

II
FOR SA LIE!
a farm situated ~, miles below Mon roc
on the east bank and fronting on the Qua
chita river, containing li2 acres, 100 acres
i'll cultivation, the balance being in stand
ing timber. Dwelling house, out-ho,,ses
and cabins sufficient on the place. A bar
gain can be obtained by applying soon to
x. &. COBB. Or
FRA NIX J.. STUDIES.
Jan'y $, lS7j.--l7Ii
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Tho following comparison of prices for
groceries ut this place and Shreveport may
DO found of interest:
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN l.. BIRNE,
NJ NUtA CTR ER'S AGENT
co MISSION ERCHANT,
DeSId I'D ST, MONROE, LII.
Hands, ON Commission, consignments Of
FORK, BACON,
LARD, FLOURs,
MEAL, CORN,
BRAN, SUGARS,
MOLASSES, RICE,
TEAS, COFFEES,
SOAPS, STARCH,
And Every Article embraced under the
head of
FA1fIL Y AND ZoLA MIA zYON
SUPPLIES,
Which offer to Cash Buyers at
COST AND EXPENSES.
Agent for all kinds Of
-'A<ASnAACAys "u6OAS, lAuS ANA nGAtln&,
Agricultural Implements, Bucks
Brilliant Stoves, Coleman's
Corn Mills,
And all articles of practical use, which are
offered at Manufacturers Isiccs aid ca},euses
otttied. Agent for
AMERICAN POWDER co.
Any article not kept in stock will be sup
Piled at wholesale rates, on commission,
and no advance charged on cost. Liberal
advances made on Cotton or other Consgn-
ments of Produce. ~D- Goods delivered
on the west bank of the river free of charge
General Fire and Life Insurance agency.
Risks placed i'll solvent, reliable com panies.
Loss settlements and collections promptly
made. tian76
SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in max ing
known that he is now we'll prepared as
before the war, if not BETTER to do all kinds
Of work, either i'll
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, Bl!GGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept on hand; speci-
mems OF whiG may be Seen by calling at the.
Factory. he will also carry on IL general
Biackslnitil shop, arranged to do all kinds OF
blacksmith ling. Terms reasonable
Aprif ri 1866. NSU-G FIR I'm DOM
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The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now as we'll prepared as
before the war, if not better, to do all kinds
Of work, either in
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-04-30

CARRIAGES, Bl!GGIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept Oh hand; speci-
mems OF VIII iGh may be seen by calling at the
Factory. De will also carry on /. general
blackslnitr ling Terms reasonable. ''''7 -
April III 1866. n3O-ff FIR. ZEN DOM.
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Ns.ss NEW $ri!'EES
- NCE SALE At THIS uEElCE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-12
Eeiniae Bic 2cbenEaueneu.

GS it cine uuerldeli6e 9soinsure Der @eIuup.
belt, baB bic Surllsn rer Gitalitit, bic 2etens=
%queQen, pom llnreinigfeit frei Itien. Die 5liiii1+
feet. pelde ourd ibre @irfung nuf bic Nobruna
cicielte III Slut peripnneelt, une err orc6e &C.
bensnGbrcr lcltft ntIB rein icin, psnn bic Wus.
feln, bic 2npden unb edS 0ebirn plbentlih tr-
ndbrt uno frGftig erbalten perSrn fpuen. 3u
cicien !3wcde iclten Der Waeen, bic 2eter, bic
1drnlf unt Nicren urunterbrpden itre eerfhic-
cendrtilcn Nufgaten oerrihten, henn renr niefe
csitGrt liup, psrpen bic sum 9eben nTtbigeu 5liii-
iigfeiter iGnel oertprbcr. Der bette, ia Der elm.
;iae glutreini9er. pelhtr lie burb %llrbrrpincune
lsner ibnen nadtbeiIieen DISQUALIFICATION Der
6uncticuen reinigt, III, 3 lfetterS ID a9en
tttter6. Oas 9rineip, nab relfem bieIes
%betilarne SafteperteSerun9sniiiteI tpirft, lit chen
70 einfah ME pi1enI6aftlih. DIR l%lrlpruns Der
~neuelten 8ranfbeiten rnb pbne Nusnabme Tie
rriade eerieni9er. tpcide bic cbeTlerDdbnten Or
game he rrfen, 1T Sdpdde, berpor9ernfen bur6
un9eriieerbeH StpHpshitl. Oas 8itters re-
ri6ti9t l@leuris bic urIads bts 2citeus, iuncr1
es bic frdfti9e gercauurs rpieberbsrfsat, 70 naB
allen Gbeileu ets aOrperbau5 Elm lfstrHu6 BON
retnem retden Slute 3usefIbft pirb. Dies per-
inebrt RE Shd:iateis Ger GntIeerung5praane unb
beTGbt9t Re, BIN rertrauhtet Stpf auSsuperftu,
relper. ME er I'M Sraani5nus nm fh fribt, bic
6efunbbeit s%erltDrt. @enn nan aber ben I'm
ratb lrSsepprbtr, unb pplfpmmener GtrTwe6lel
interchangeable rrrbsn III, tdnn bineert nthts
r1ehr cine ~aeiunee unb ~rirfIare GbGtiefeit Der
eerldiebsneu Sunftipneu. 9dber lit e5 FLAIR, ba6
eas Sittrr5 nt6t nur has supsrld1Fslte Ma9en-
niittel lit, i~cnbern aud iene Srdnfbeiten Der Sc:
Der, SGrnte unit Sieren, tprlde bic 2ebensqurlen
b~slueeIu, ausrettft,
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pF M0oerne Nrauen. sc in
Elm trauri9eS @ommentor su unferer
seriibmten Qualification, bob Die SSrauen
%unferer Belt in Geiunbbeit un6 &0rptr.
beidaFenbcit entartet, bis fie budfablia
cine Snoalioenrnhe geworosn fn0.8leid.
nerp6s uno gu Sopfmeb 9eneigt, nit nar
bier uno oa etlid:n eolen Nusnabmen in
8eitalt rabuiter, fcrn9eiunber Samen,
oeren @usieben an oas Srauengei6Ldt
%pergangeuer Belt erinnert. Snfol9e elmer
groBen Grfabrung, Die fid Iber cine
&eibe bon Sabreu eritre6t uEb Die 8,s
banOlung bieler t%oufeno Sale Weibli&er
9eioen umfaBt, bat Or. Yieree BON Der
Welt,@potbefe in Buffalo, g. 9. ourd
Die Serbinoung esWiner Yfan;en:gr.
trafte Elm nltirliAes @i9enmittel berae.
felt, meldes er ni6t ale Gin llniperfal,
mitleI riibmt, iOnoern ais Gins, oas
punberbar einen beitimmten3nef erfiiqt.
oa es Elm gan; 9erpi6es uno auOerlaiiaes
Seilmittcl fur iene S6tuaden uuO 9ei6en
ut, pel6e Die Srauen Der issigcn Bel
befaQen. Oieie natIrlide ipeciflde
Mliiduns beiBt Sr. 9ierce'S Favorito
Prescription (9ieblinasperorbnuna.)
0ie Solsenben iino einise Ger Sranfbeit
ten, in wcIden bieie NUM- erbare Weoieia
5eilunsen wie bur9 Sauber unO nit elmer
Scipibbeit beiuirfte, Die nod Ourd feline
anbere Webicin errei6t luorbcn lit:
@iidenidpadesnerpOie unb au9emeiue
@ntfrditung. Y%rOlopius ODER @user-
2aNesGcrotbcn inncrcr Sreane aus
SAwade unO Mangel al Stdtte ber
n1tiitIiGcn StiiBen, innerlidcs Sieber,
Son9eition, Gnt,inbuns uaO Gite,uns
unN piele anbere droniide Sraueuf
Srantbciten, bercn G~rwabnung bier
unidiflid lit, iu wcIdcn iowie aud in
Den bier e%runbntcn &ranfbeitstdlen
meine n2icbIin9uerOrOnun9" Sureu be.
wirft, Wclhe sic gSelt in Stauncn Der.
ictcn. sic wirb in feinem 3uitanbe bss
6orpers nadtgeili9 fcin, unO burd ibre
Scnusung fam Die Yatienti:: iene
i6Iim'nitc olcr Yriifungcn, bas @efra.
aen cineS 9auSarSt s, uermeiben. y9iebs
lin9sueroronun9" 1T Observation-Disclosures
iberol 81 bnbcn. Tro9e mad Dem Mit'
tel in hcuiidcn llmidldacn.
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eroBen GrIei9terungen I'M @eItpelfebl
nidt nur allie Grnbteberi6te in Der
Union, ionbern aud nod Die aus anberen
@elttbeilen fennen, UNI einen 1i6tigen
@6lub auf bas Stsisen ODER SalIsn Der
8reiIe ,ieben gu f0nnen. Sn Sielcm ooer
iencm Staate mag es fnapp bergeben -
per aber Selo bat, miro iid au9 i'm
nadlten @inter aIer GorausTat mad,
sicmIi9 biuigsS groO faufem t0nnen.
81. b. yN,
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@in'0rp6eS 2nmD

iinO sic Ser. StaotenI @aGrcn6 i'll
Staaten 10 9rob wic Sranfreid 6ie Grn0s
ten i6wer.".Our6 &egcn 9cIitten baben,
miro aus anOern Stoaten bon faum oes
rin9cre;E IreaI beri6tet, baB es BORT
mcbr @ci;en ais %ienlaIs porber geocben
babe. Sn SQinoiS ulo in Ohio flaat,
Ill @iscOniin iubilirt ale @eIt. Merf'
wiirbi9cr lit, mas aus DEM Slocn bcri6,
tet miro. @abreno I'M Wemp5i5 berum
tauitn6e bon Ifern 8aumwoIIc iber.
ibucmmt iin6 nno al Sen Oammcn am
untcrenWiifiRppi Sag unO 9to9tBadcn
itebcn mll6en, neil mar bort lberaQ
Nammbrilae befIt9tet, berrI4t i'll Nla'
banla uno Georgia cine &ro6enbeit, in
nol9e oercn 2anbitre6en bon Ser @roBe
Baicrn ODER So9lenS ausgc3rannten
SanoWufen etcid)en. Gin YFan3er aus
0em n0rbli9en She'll bes StaateS Mliis
filippi idrei5t, Dap er 10 i6Ie@te SelOcr
Wie Smil6en Birmingham Inb MOutz
9omerD nir9cnbs geicben babe. Gr babe
Saulenbe bon Ndern bon Moisfcloern
aelcben, oie nidt fiinf 8uibeI MoiS per
Mder brGdtcn. Son Spelifo biS@ olum'
bus in Georgia ieien iclbt Die 8Gume
perHorrt un6 bcrl0reu bic Si6ttcr tuie I'M
@inter - cS m0ge bon iest on in Str0'
men re9ncn, 10 lei i'll lenen Sc9enber
aus berGrnbte bod nidts mebr gu MAIDEN
~lluferc scitriaen Sepeiden entgieIten ELM
Mcn9e bon GinseInbcitcn in ScSua au'
sic 9roBcu Seridicbenbejtcn oes @etter!
uuO ieiuer @irfun9en auf sic Grnbtc
@ir fomlnlen beute barauf ;uriif, i'm baI
Yublifum 81 iuarnet, Dap es nidt aut
Der Bitterung in ieincr nd6iten llm9cb
ung auf bic Marftprciie Der Selofrii6t
f9liebc. Sa cinem 10 unsebeuren 2anb
pie in Ben Ser. Staaten, 6as in ole
Sfi@tun8en bon @~iIenbabucn Our9I9nit
ten 1T, m0gcn bic GrnSten in einem ba.
ben OuBeno Siaateu nerIoren icin, obr
bob f6 barum Bic Yreiie pcicntli5 al
bern. Sa man muB bel ben Beuti9t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-12

= @a9 6en borlie9enSen geri9tcn
werben Die Ginnabmen bes lesten Sis
caIiabres Gle @ussaben UNI 1900, 900
iiberFeigen. Die Denaue Summe fam
Dor benz 20. Iusut ni@t o~neeseben
merben. Oie Musgaben beIaufen i9
auf 1924. 500, 600; Die @innabmen wsre
ben $3.50, OOO. 900 iiberftsisen. Gins
nabmen fir 8oue uno Snlenbteuer war
$3.50, 1861. 1s9, bon peribieOenen Auenen
S23, 0G0, 900. (Sefretar 8riitow i6dBt
Sc 2ektcren auf 1877, OOO, OOO.)