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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

GALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT.
y We, tbs undersigned trustees, in pursuance
OF the terms of deed of trust executed to us on
the LIST day of June, 1875. by John r. Pritchard
and wife, to secure to the Young Men Buili-.
ing, Association Of The City Of ,Siaunton q GER
tain loan made by it, will pro coed on the
y, - 18TH DAY OF DECEM Der, 1875,
at IL O'clock, to sell on the premises, at putiTc
auction, q House and Lot, situated of a n lie
north of the court -house in Staun, on. fronting
81 feet on the McAdam;zed road, and running
back from said road lie feet.
81 TERMS So much cash as viii defray the ex-
penses Of the sale and pay the dues and fines
then in arrears from said Pritchard, and as 20
the residue in three equal instalmen.s at s,x.
twelve and eighteen months, with interes FIR. M
day of sale, reserying vendors lien for de-
ferred payments. ~ 3. s,al e 1865 10.
DAVIS A. 'KAYSER,
Trustees.
b. NJ CUSHING, Auetioneer. s,rs ? nevls-tds
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

T. AND FOR SALE UNDER A DECREE
IL Of the Circuit Court Of Augusta County
rendered in 6, case of David Wampler against
Johh Hawkins, will offer AT public sale 10 e
highest bidder in front of the Court House for
said county on MONDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1875, the Tract of Land in sad
county on which John Hawkins resides, con-
tanning about 4f1H'
1855 ACRES.
1t has on it comfortable and necessar nv buird-
ings, very 6ne young orchard, good water.
and j in a good STAGE, of cultivation; is about
nine miles from Stanton 9 . = = - ~ g.
~ TERMS Goats o sale and Of suit in hans
balance IN equal installmen's at one, two, three
and four yesss, with interest from the day oe
sale, the purchaser to give bond With suficiens
personal security, and the title 10 be retained
as further security. = 1l55F
ITwg, W. E. CRAIG,
nov26.5t. vi @s'sA IiCosnS~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

q THE WHisKEy THEY Es.-W. 0. Avery,
former Chief Clerk of the Treasury De-
partment, has been convicted at st. Louis.
LIN the matter of Gen. o. Z. Babcock, the
President, in answer. to bis, request, has
ordered a court martial, consisting Of
Gems. Sheridan, Hancock, and Terry,
which met Yesterday. This action viii not
stay civil proceedings, which is well. as
the country hasn't forgotten the acquittal
of Gen. Howard on evidence that before u
civil court would have convicted him.
just at this. moment the Attorney Gen
erai and Secretary of the Treasury, who
have been quiet all along, telegraphed to
District Attorney at st. Louis, ':to use
every effort to prevent the Implication of
anv Innocent person in the. conspiracy to
defraud the gov eminent, but to spare no
one who is guilty A very superhuous
and suspicious telegram, to say the least!
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

~0NMISSIO NER'S SALE OF REAL ES.
L tate in rhe County Of Augusta
Under decree of the. Circuit Court OF said
county entered 1t the November term. 1875.
the unders ghed, appointed Commissioner for
hat purpose, will proceed to sell on the prem
Uses. OF auction, on ykTs ,..s ,o.e
the undivided interest Of Chai les T. Harris in
tract of4e acres Of land, near Christian Greek,
( ia sid county, formerly the property Of An
drew J Harris, decd, and nov in possession OF
his widow and heirs st-sfs
TERMs-Cash in hand sufficient to ray the
costs of snit and sale. the lance on one and
two years, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security, and the tile retained as ulti-
mate security 1SNS0@TA.
,, ...,ppssse WIN PATRICK,
| dec1C.'ds Commissioner.
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etftsts
FRIDAYMORNING, DEC. 10. 1916.
TIE !RHlSKEY TAX IA.

s-ss s. THEaRHlSKEYT TAX,
We haven't the slightest objection to Gov.
Kemper's proposition to tax whiskey. We
don't know that there .wonld be many
Tears Shed in the world if at was taxed out
OF existence 81 and there would certain ly
be great many dried if 1t was. THE Gov
eri,or reasonably, observes that it ellis
the penitentiary and jails. the lunatic asy-
'lums and almshouses,o which is true, but
he adds that he does not concur, in the
prohibitive theories of the day; from which
we take it that he does not hope to avert
the evil but to derive some benefit for the
state from it in the way Of revenue
Whishsis all well enough But we would
respectfully suggest to the Governor and
thatlthere. is another luxury, or rather
vice least the hand rail to vice, which
might very properly made a subject of
taxation. However harmless the tobacco
hills of East Virginia are, their leaves are
always the budding of that other deadly
tree under which the drunkard ends his
life. Not one drunkard in a million ever
became one without first having been a
tobacco cheWer or smoker Externally it
is aHharmlesss amusement internally it
slowly and surely prepares the nervous
system for that hunger which it at last re-
.quires liquor. to quench. 1t creates the
constitutional want for greater excite
ment than itself can give As nervous
agent it prepares the way for intoxication.
So tobacco is net a harmless agricultural
leaf and Indirectly fills the penitentiaries
and SO forth, as well as whiskey does direct
ly. No one claims that tobacco is a neces-
sitya rather than aluxury. No government
treats it SO. In France the government
taxes it heavily, SIS on the hundred
weight and in England it is also the sub
ject of heavy taxation. Let us see how
much taxation our brethren of East Vir-
ginia escape and which it is proposed to
lay ON us Of the Valley. In 1850, of tobac.
Fl co the Appalachian range of counties OF
Virginia, West of the Alleghanies raised
$4,000 pounds. the Valley counties 1867 !,
s21, the Piedmont counties along the foot
of the Blue Ridge 24,l4s.401 the tide
water counIleS o,cS5,OSz anu Mlddle III
ginia 4.33S. 419, worth many millions oil
dollars which escapes taxation by the State
The proposition that We of the Valley
make is that this burden shall not be PLACED
on us alone but shall be fairly divided-tilai
tobacco as well as whiskey which is a prom
innet article Of manufacture here should
be taxed The additional tax on whiskey
is an additional tax on the Valley of Vir
sginia, AMI our people are aroused to the
unfairness of its imposition when tobacco
is allowed to escape. Let there be a fail
division ofitsbetween the two Augusta
already pays nearly S1o0, 900 to the U. S
government iandlshe DON'T want the thing
crowded on Ter heavier than she can bear
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-12-10

NJ. c. KERR, OF INDIANA, SPEAKER-A
VIRGINIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CLERK AND OHIO sERGEANT-AT-ARMs-
THE OPENING SESSION,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
Maffertbem bemtidber Treibeit.

aLE1fF
Der fatbOlil6e Stabtratb BON Mins
fer. In Weffalen. bate benz bcdw'ten
Sif6ofe BON Setteler In Wains suI eei>
fen 8il&Ofs< Subildum Elm 0rutuIas
tfcnsi6reiben eei6tft. Nun miro ben
Wit9ltecern bes 6taetratbes eineauno
ma6un8 Der preubil6en Resieruna
suaefeai NIT Der Grfldrune. pab fe
infclse iener Graduation. cine @elp>
Rrafe pom 80 Marf per Mann 3u Ierles
gen baben unb .3Dar - toe9en
reidsfetnbltder 6einnung. DerBGrs
sermeifier 1pu nod b~elonrers 9~emaBress
cit tpereen.
Gin amber Miferden: Die Sc3ias
lifen In preuBen colpcrtiren cine peti>
ton an ben &eidstas NIT benz @eiud
um-@ I'd brun8 Der
genfur einfa6 aus rem 0runre,
camit ete Yeamten 8ismarf's beftms
men ipaen, mas eecruft wercen rarf
urb mas niht unb pamit ni1t bic Bel
tunesidreiber jeren Gag Der @efabr
ausseitBt ieien, ruesen ether Majeadtss
Ooer 8ismarf. 8%eleioteuns nS9sfanss
nis sswOrfen gu trercen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
Sas lette Smartal

beS a9ten Sabreanas mabnt, bas Der
islbe isinem @bldlub entssssnssbt uno
es bIeftt benz 0anesrsr nur ubri9, an
bic Sielen nod i'm &idfanee bsinpltz
den Gbpnnenten Die alte Matnun9 3u
ir~ieberbolen
S@pn betm 8esinne bes laufsneen
Sabrsanss madtsn mir auf ben ums
itunr uufmertfaun, pas mir felt Nsujubr
bas YOfpcrtc, wel6ss bisbsr ben atOn>
iaeuten sa be3abIen pblag, ouf unlsre
&e6nuns bs;ablen mi1en. DaB ins
fOIse be1en BEN GtpnnsAtsn cine Grlsi6s
teruns, uns taseeen cine fsbr tstrd6ts
tide Nebraussote erwa@len. III, fsbt
SsSer Elm. I'm 70 supsriiatlider sr>
trartetst Ufr. sas gang tsionssts bic
Radfdnbe Ctne tpeitersn aufI9ub &C,
rsdt unb sae absrbiss Der nsus Sotr,
gang Scrausbesablt puree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
tun9 ces prOtefanttsmus uuc oisler
sroeen NmerifanifGen Union?

tun9 bss p~rctefantts mus unp ofsler
srceen NmerifanifGen Union
10. SBunen sic auf Sbre Gbre
ubne 3weioeutisteit unD pbne Rddbalt
Die Obteen Grasen NIT ~Sa" beantppr>
ten2
SotaIo Ssmanb BON einem Mits
sItsre Der Organization in Ueaue auf
cbise Graeen tns9erb5r eenpmmen urp
bereit ssfunoen 1T, einsutreten. ~ mus
er iece Gra9e S@war3 auf Deib NIT
oSa" beantnorten uno muB am Guee
pes Circulars letnen Namen seidnen.
Das Mftenfid pirb rarauf teponirt
unp man nimmt ibm ben feierliGen
Gtp Ger 0erbttperung ab. Stun 1T CT
Elm Mitaliso Der Organization
uDte patriutif@en S5bne
Nmetttas."
(The patriotic sons of American
1iel Organization felt Die reliei5le
ueberseueuns zines Mannes iiber lein
politil9es 8efenntnib.
Spweit nas srpee Nep yotfer
Blatt Cine 8eleu6tuns bieies Mftens
fadeS 1T rur6aus ibetHIifs. IS
lpriGt fir fi6 ie!bf. Gouftatiren mir
sundhf einfab, eae man aIsprdflt6
oisle Oreanilation als cine S95pfune
Der eorrupten polittlden partet erfldrt;
welde jeBt am Nurer lit. Dielelbe
mSdte eur6 lolde fanatiiden reliei5s
fen 5sBereten pas Gelo bebaupten, nell
Dies in @efabr l6wett fir fie serlorsr
su eeben. Die Graee Z, wslde cine
unatbdnsieteit BON jeper pOlitilden
garteiteuuns beuaelt, 1T eben nur
beubslet.
Terner c~cnfatiren mir, la6 lolbcs
@ebabrsn sessn rte Grunrredte GER
Contribution perit6st welae ausptif>
LID porl6rsibt, pas feline perlun ussen
ibres relisiSlen @laubens pom ireenp
eiuem Unite auseeldlO6en ODER in leiz
ner politii6sn Greibett teeintrd9tiet
nerren fol-.
9bsr cine srnfte Grase felen mir bier
at, ale fatboltlden Burger res 9anres,
belonoers aud an ale Witsliecer uniee
rer peutiben, rbmtl6sfatbplildsn I'M
terfIbunasvereine, n1mlth otele Wer>
BET Jbr ni6t BON Guern Geinren Iers
men, einis III fein. gud fef 3uiammens
3ul1lieben UNI spar um Guere Wut<
ter, pie 8irde2 8eantpOrtet Gub eieie
Grase In flarer grfenntniB Der Ser
b%dltnii1e. .Satbolifen OrsanifttGu6 !"
1T uniere parOle aud bente wiepsr.
0ereinstote.0
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
Mnf Bic mdtbffen @ablem

eutpidelt fd ftn lebbufter Sampf na6s
benz in Californian Die Demctratsn een
Sies errunssn uno in Naine bic re-
publifaniide Mebrbeit ;uianmenses
i6mOIsen III. Sc yeenet Y!atfcrmen
pom allen Ssiten, seiptft nit soIosnen
uno papierenen pbrafen. uno in Der
dbat f6etnt Der 6auptfampf iid rieBs
NAL UNI ben @reenbad Deer cen 0olb>
Dollar su preben.
Ndbrenb Die 9Iatfcrmsu ron Sbic
unb 9enniplpanien piel Stoub aufwer>
fen, neil In rerlslten nur Elm aamdlts
Ger uebsrsan9 3umN etalselre empfob<
len pirp. FOttert in renjsni9sn ron
Matne. Nsw gOtt, Narplunp, 9uinois
unp @iscOnitUn as@clrtannsr lufis,
unp Wtnnelota sine ZEN ssnannten
Staaten fcear SUrart. Sncsb riro
Der Qeler let6t beereifen. rab nod sans
anbsre Dinse n5tbis finn, um rasgOlo
alS rtatlpnaleS 3ablunssmittsl ldbie
su MAIDEN unb ea3u sebSr! Dor Aaem
+ ras = @ertrauen in bic poIittlde 8ers
tpaltuns pes 2anbes uno pisiss @ers
trauen bat I'm 2aufe Der 3eit aswaltise
2S6er tefommen, pel6e pie 9ertraus
ensmdnuer pur@ sesenlsittsss Gntss@
senfOmmen Scrert ;uilOpfsn mifsu.
I'm auf bie neueiien pemptrattl6en
plutfOrmen suriidsutpmmen, lei BEL
Iptelswetie nod erwdbnt pab Die in Ger
bempfrattlGen Convention rss Staatss
Sem yort Dor einisen9 asen ansenOm>
meme pObl NIT Der sr6btsn @nti6iscsn'
belt bic eOOluRs besSassS sisbt lnrem
fe erfl1rt:
Die Grbultune tss NattonaIfrsoits
:. 1T cine beiItse gFtdt mir eereammen
eesbalb jepwepen gerlu6, reniflben su
i6wd6en Deer su rerntbten.
Die i4leuntse 8Idtebr CUR @O!rs
wdbruns 1T cine Der wsientltdfen Ss>
rtnsuneen zines sefunpen 5anrelsfan>
nes uno elmer ebrliden GerpaItuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
&anbeI nmb Snbnifrie in
Oentiblanb.

Sn ben patriotil6en SubeI tIineen
lauter wte ie Die Elaeen ibey bic fcrt'
bausrure tnpufrteIe Hrilie in Deutlds
Lamb. Der neuercin9s erlGienens
Sabresberiht Der 6anrelsfammer ~
DIGelbUrf beetnnt ulip nNar pae
9abr 1873 fdr 5anpel unp 9nru1ris
dussrf psrbduenisppa, unp lpra9n
mir in unlerm leBten Beribte floor pte
gefurdtuns aus. pas in nddfer 3eii
iawer an cine Be6etuns 3u penfen let,
70 mi6en mir sesenwartis letcer &C.
ftebsn, pae unlere Befirdtunsen i'm
Sabre 1874 ft6 als bssrineet erwislen
bdben. Die Sddpisung ees PATIO
nall 8erm5sens 1T enUrm, unp rirfte
ben 8etras Der Wtaiarpen iberfsi9en,
pel6e uns Ger oeutlhs fran;5Tlde8riee
aIs Gntlddpieuns eebraGt bot" go
befimmt bate mod fein 8ertdt elmer
6anbtlStammer i@ aussslprp1en.
uetrisens %ertnnern Die bsutieen Slaesn
iber pies tasnatipn pes6anpels unD Der
Snraitrie lsbbaft an raS Sabr 1869 ;
nur nureen ramals anbete @rinee ras
fir anesfibrt. lie 6anpslsfammern
aaer Srten fIasen laut iiber ben Druid
Der auf ben @elbdften laitete, unb lber
ben Maneel an 0ertrauen, Der ben
neuen Auhdwuns oerbinoert babe.
Die 3esierun9en, poran rie preuBiibe,
fOnnten ni6t leusnen, paB Die Steuers
fraft res @oltes %eeiunfen iet, wdbrenp
pie Sfsntliden eaiten rpuhfen. Die
Grtldruns pieisr lbatla6e lautet freis
lid bel cen 6anrelsfammern ancers,
als bel BEN 8esterunssn. Die Ser
treter Der Snpulfrie uno rss 0etfebrs
bsseihnetsn als Die nrlad" Der au9es
meinen @el6dftsfoduus Die fcrtr1bs
renpen Hliunsen Der srcBsn @%Ontincn>
talmddte, Die permanente T~lieasbereit>
lhaft unp pic insbslonpere nub tei uns
BIG OUTS duserfe seltisseneu Soften ese
bewofnsten Grieoens. Sic oerlan9lsn
raber Abrihuns unp bis.tsn paflr,
bos preusen iebr wUbl in Ger Gage iei,
nit Gem 8eilptele p%Oransusebsn. Die
unabbdnsise liberale prtiis fimmte H.
men su renn Die Witelieoer Der Dam
relsfammsr paren ia ramaIs ME beute
eur6pss eiberals. Sv iaste, UNI nur
einen Bsles su lisfern, Der Sabnsbes
ridt Ger 6anpeIsfammer fit zen Rreis
@Gen, trObpem bort cie Srupp'ide 8a>
nonens Srbufrts bsreits ibren Gig bat
te yAu1 tn Sabre 1868 wirften bic
Na9psben pes SrieSes uno bic fOrts
pdbrenp Yorberrfdenpen Srtessbefirts
tunsen lsbr unsiufis uuf pieGntpide,
lung bes @ef9aftsuerfebrs eth, 70 paB
cine Grbolune pom rem 8erlufen Der
teiren 0priabre nidt eintreten fonnte.
ueberbaupt 1T pte 1eberssusuns aases
neir verbreitet, eaB pas 9ertrauen in
bic befebenpen 8erhdltniie unb pamit
nnternebmunSsseif unp prplperttdt
niGt trierer erpa6en rperben, 70 lanee
aus staatei, fi9 bts an Die 3dbne be-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
Sic Smbiamer Neriammlum0.

iber nel6e riererbolt bertatet tpurre,
bat barber 3u bei6lieeen, Oh unp urtsr
reIben Beptneunsen Die S5bne Ger
WtlrntB bas ibnen tiSbsr eeb6riee
eanp Ger S6warSen Berse an pie Ser.
Staaten abtreten nollen.
Sn Der vRotbwolte> Agsntur" i'm Sc
biet' UYDmine uno in ibrer nddfen
1ngebung laeern jegt iber $4,000
Notbbdu!e Wdnner Weibsr, uaD Rim
Der. Die perl6ieoensn Stdmme Der
Sicur baben ndmlib tbre bduptlinee
unD unterbduptlinae rortbin besleitet,
um ibnen w1brenD Der unterbanrlun,
gen nit Der Resisrunss : GOmmiiicn
User rte Attretuue Der S6warSen Ber>
&c sur Seite su ffebsn.
Die pom DrdErsnt Grant bstsute
Heetsruness Gpmmilicn beitebt aus
Gsnerul IerrY, gu refen Nilitdrbestrt
jsne gessnp seb6rt. 8uneesisnatOrAl>
Iiion bon Soma. Der BEN 0OriB flbrt,
Gem friberen '7iRourier GnnersB, Wtts
sliere @ominsc, Dem Snrtanere Wiiios
mar pfarrer 6inman ron Der protsians
tiI6sn Episcopal : Sirde, rem frlber
ais rambler unter zen Snpianer1 lbds
tis eeweisnen q. ,. 8eaunais BON
Ct. 9cuts, Dem Sen. 2anrence Dor
Nbope Jslanp, Dem als 8ren;er pcbl>
erfahnnen Nppcfaten AIbleY Don Ne5
brasfa, unr einisen nit zen Snbianers
NnseIeseubstten pertrauten Ssfretdren.
CBunres1enatcr Dome pom Wiseonfn,
ebenfaus WttBliep cr GCmmiliOn,
eeb5rt suslei6 su rerjsnisen Commit
fon, peI6e pie BeiGulpisunaen res
prof. War1b betref5 Der in Der .Notb,
ipcIfe, Neentur" perttten 8strleereien
fdbrt uno miro SOrert bet IeBterer
Gpmmifion rerrpenret.O
Mebrere Der obtsen Gcmmifdre bas
ben in rsr, leBten Ncnaten bic iber Elm
betrd1tlt0es Webiet 3erftreuten reri6ie>
oenen St1mme Der Siour, tpelHe Wlits
tefser Ter SGmarsen gerse fnp, an
Drt unp Stele aufseluGt uno 60 70
berirft, baB fdmmtliGe In Graee fcnis
utencen Stdmme an ben lest beetr>
nenreu unterbanpIunsen tbetlnebmen.
Die MabI bes B~erntbtnass plaBss
mar etsnfalIs NIT S6wierisfsiten psr@
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Mns Sifimbien.
(3atbolif6e Mi6tonen, Saufrirte 3eitl6rift
.. 5erber, ct. 9ouis, MS.)

ponrihny. nber bic in gatlamu,
uno cen %uml,eaenren I6rfsrn aufbIit;
enre Wilion, erbalten mir ndber,
NaAridtsn. Mbbe Gourcape l6reibi
am is. October 1874 an Wlsr. giss
non, Den jeBissn prCrifar BON Ton,
pihery, wsl9er pie WilICn erbfnst
bate:
y0sssn Gnre Ausut BADEN aruls
marlanpsr unp i'd 203 gewObner bon
6aualam setauft; am 5. Septembsr
polen mir abreilen. uDater, mir bae
ben feline Stride, I'm 3u beten," iaSten
pie NeOpbYten ;u uns, aIs MIR BON ibs
men Abl1iep nabmen. ~Baue uns ets
ne balpm6sli6f; tpenn fe aud nod
70 arm 1T, wclen mir iufrieosn istn ;
penn mir nur Elm 6aus res @ebetss
baten, In pel1em Du ;upeilen bic bl.
ylele su feiern f5mmf!" Bir ant
rpcrtsten ibnsn, naB mir ibren Wuni6
erfluen piircen, 1cbalo Die Gorlsbune
uns eie nSibfeen Wittel fence, unp
ruenreten une nab 0ailamur, mo- sic
uOr einieen Sabrsn ciele Wilfon croft
net babtn. Die BON Sbnen erbaute
EirGe piente uns als Wcbnung {; ~
unlerm Becauert muBten mir aber
ipabtnebmen, paB fe pur6 bic beflt en-
3ssensi6e fart selitten bat. SIS Sa,
te6umensn featen f6 gun, 9rifIiGen
llnterrt6t uno fcunter III ben erften
1asen ptties Mpnates 60 1870
setauft percsn. Gesenpdrtfs inc 30
ieue Tate&umenen BON paramaceian
sefcmn1e1 unb fanptsen an, paB ots
ancern g~epctner ibres Dcrfes naGs
trplen. SD nil pas Centrum
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Haak 8a@.E-E #h.H L
Die Staatslbulpen Der europdilden
Staattn Setrusen 1000 Wtutonenl bas
Ter TN Sabre 17t5, 34O0 Wiu. 1888,
10000 Mtu. 1920, lilo WiG.
t847. 1868 Drill. 1874. Da6
Mdrfiibe 8tr6enblatt reiSt auf Dieie
furdtbar setteaenen Supnen bin uni
EN- 3ulammenbapg oamit auf "oie
Torti6ritte Der Supen an Madt unp
gtnfub" uno reBt gum Na6cenfen an
vIber oie Graee: per bat ben Staaten
10 riel eelieben 2-unb mOber baben BIZ
0erletber es senpmmen 2" .Wie BIZ
Staaten oetii ulpeten, 70 Yerdrmette cel
| Mittelfanp, Der einf pie StiBe pes
Wobltanpes" mar. Greil d. 1T audi
cas- NattDnalperm5sen eefieeen unc
auberDem Der @elDmertb bereuteno ee,
iunfen. 8etee Momente aber seniseu
ni6t bas fur6bare gnl6peQen Der
StaatSldulren. Dor ausm felt 1848,
als unbepenfli6 erldeinen ~ la6en.
au4 Die 3ublunssfdbisteit Ger Staa>
ten bat ibre 0ren3en, la9t perStas
tilifer Felb nit Nebt, unp tine
srCeeNn3abl BON Ofenen uno oerpeften
Staat6banferotten bat an pieIe 9rense
lbpn oft erinnert. Die Staatel6ulpen
itnp mittelbar sueletb Sbulpen ieoe5
einselnen ginmObners zines eanpes,
Shulpen ieper 6am,lte, Sdulpen,
wslde jeoes @runDtlf, jspes 0ei1dft,
ieces 0erm6sen belaten rie mOperne
GntwifeIuns bat arpar pabin eefabrt,
nab Dem 3eu9ni1e aud pes 6Irifen
Bismarf, In Den Ddnpen zines etnstsen
0liepes Der Gamilie Hptbibilp nett
iber 500 Wiu.IbE gu bdufen ; neben
Dem unslaublid seitiesenen 3et6tbum
ginssluer bat absr aud Die Ma6enars
mutb fur6tbar %3ueefommen, uno 3ablz
lOie Tamilien bes Wittelfanpes, bic ft6
frdber zines setberten Ausfcmmens
Oeer gar zines sepi1en W%Obltanees
etfreuten, leben jegt BON Der 6anp in
ben Wunp, finn ron beute auf mOreen
auf ben tdsliden grpsrb ~ansewisien
unb oft In bitter n Sorseu. Man
iollte iie oeebalb eepiB ntdt 70 Indirect
rurd pie Staatslbulpsn inner b6ber
mttbelaiten, UNI 10 mentser, als flets
nur eth gang fleiner 1betl pieler g6uls
ben III prceuctiuen3 wefen G%nsbeionbes
reGilenbabnbauten) eontrabirt, Der UNI
perslei6Ii6 er5Bte Gbeil aber purd
WusBaben fItMrmee unpW arine unp in
Golse bon Srteeen entfanpen 1T. Stebi
man ielbft pom ben enplolen aueerDr>
peutli6en Nuseaben fir militairilds
3wsde al, 10 %erforcert in cen Staaten
Guropa's sesenwdrtis jdbrlt6 eas Wie
lttair Qanos uno Ssemadt) 1850
W2iQ. 1blr., eas Staats 16ulpenpe len
1910 Wia. Iblr., fir ale ibriseu
ftaatli@en BerIrfntiIe pasesen bletbea
nur $50 Drill. Iblr. bes Ginfommena
ibr!s. Das fino bod ibon iegt unna'
tarli6e gsrbdltnt6e unD pabei percen
in manden Staaten pie militairil1en
4nforpsrunsen nod fOrtpd5renD seS
feteert. III
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25

rofnet seeeniberaeben unp ibre bas
Warf oss eanpes ausiausenpen leben=
cen Deere fcrtndbreno 16laefertiB ball
ten." Gbenic beflasten Die 35lner, pie
Solinger 6anoelSfammer uno l6mmts
Hide anoern 6anoeIsfammern ben forte
%pdbrenben 8rieesfuB Der Staateu unp
bic befdncis erUbenee Sriesssefabr.
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Sptbtp. P. S(lerius @belbrpcf,
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0. S. B.,
1T bonn gapfe ais Mbt ppn ct.
2uttpi9 am Gee, Stsurns Co.,
@inn., betdtist rporben.
Ndberes auf Der britten Seite bieifs
SlatteS.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-13
FORECLOSURE OF THE BLEECKER STREET
RAILROAD.
SUIT OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDER-sTATE-
MENT OF PRESIDENT CONOvFR.

SUIT or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDER-sTATE
MENT OF PRESIDENT CONOvFR
suit has been begun by John NJ. Harlow,
the trustee Of the first mortgage bODdhoders OF the
Beecker street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company,
against that Company and the trustees Of its second
mortgage, TO foreclose the first morage In his com
plant Mr. Harlow states that the amount Of his mort
gage S700000; that the Company has made default
IN paying the July interest due 1t; that the suyve-
SAINT Safe Deposit Company, holder OF the bonds has
requested him begin this foreclosure suit, and that
the Company has not paid ts taxes for 1863 and 1870
and other amounting TO 10000 nor the rent
of ts depot premises at Twelfth-st. and Ten,h-ave
leased from the city. The suit is in form an ordinary
mortgage foreclosure and the ordinary s pendens against
tho Companys property filed yesterday ill the County
Clerks Office.
John T. Conover, President OF the Railroad Company,
told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that he had received
no notice that any suit had been begun. He asserted
that the business OF the road lie as good
~ ever has been. and that the re-
ceipts for July, 1875, exceeded those OF July,
1874 by about 81 900 1t is in the power OF the Com
pany arrange for the payment Of the July coupons
within "A hours. many capitalists stand ready 10 fur
nish the money conditions which the Company has
not been willing to agree to- The charter Is peculiar IL
allows the Company To Its the track OF
line with which II can make bargain, TO rent It's
track 70 other companies and other companies have
Perry. Mr. Conover did not feel much troubled ac-
count Of the financial condition OF the Company because
be felt assured that would lose any OF the
money which they had invested In its bonds.