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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-16

cream supper in honor of the arrival OF
the Misses Pride.
In your issue of the second Jr. w -
says that the Culleoka correspondent was
simply mistaken in saying that there were
several cases of humps in Prof. Webbs
school. l do not know what number
would exactly justify the use of the word
several, but l have been informed that
there were at the time of the writing sew
en- cases. And as to the case
of Diphtheria Ipenned that on the author
lty of Physician, and one aohO has a
Diploma in has office That he was mis-
taken is probable, but, l am not RESPONSE
BILE for that. l see you have new ccr-
respondent from our village; you are
quite. fortunate. Your new correspondent
"Ichneumon" has strange fancy; but
you know association has much to do
with ones tastes in matters of this kind |
The writer seems to oe very conversant
with his subject he has at last struck the |
right string and think perfectly COM
petent to write out his tastes. Canine"
had better continue it for living, give up |
his former business (if he ever had any |
and continue barking and bowling over
the death of his friend. He is CONSTANT
even, in his name "Iehneumon," the mean
ing of which is an animal, its body dotted
equally all over, dirty yellow and slate
color, jaws and muzzle black, feeds on
crocodile eggs, mice, footstep, a foILower
Of the crocodile. Now while "Ichneumon"
is writing his "henpecEed' cases it would
have at least been respectful to Mr..
Chappell and Beal, two of Prof Webbs
Students to have stated why they were
confined to their beds, but perhaps they
eft that to write this week. Since the
dog" law has passed he will have num-
,rous obituaries now to write and make
t very renumerative, as we hear many of
lis friends, are lying about the hills and
alleys "unwept unhonored unsung" Sue
ess to him in his new occupation.
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wILLIAMSPORT ITEMS.

Rev. VIM. Doss, jr., preached in thu
Bend, Sunday, and tits said, decidedly
good sermon.
Mr.. Joshua Delk, is still leading tn,
singing class in the bend.
A Sunday-school is badly needed in the
Bend.
The contractors for building the Bend
church, said they were only waiting fol
warm weather, for commencing the same
Now, gentlemen, let yourselves in, no
more excuse.
Rev. James Williams, will commence a
two-day S meeting in the Bend next Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. JEFF Peay, of the Hardison mill
country, made his appearance in this Sec
ton last week, and we would be pleased
to see his cool quiet face here again ere
many days pass away.
Our Village lodge of Good Templar' s
give the lodge of Cross-bridges a warm
hearty greeting last Friday night, the
hours flew in most joyous manner, may
each and every lodge be prosperous in
their noble effort TO redeem fallen man
kind
Capt. Hammer, dominecker game
cock, formerly Of Nashville, and Young
George, famous game cock, of the vii
lage, accidentally got together last week
The former placed the latter decidedly
h0r8 de combat.
Mrs. Matte Beasley, of the Bend, who
has been confined to her bed from an
attack of pneumonia, is convalescing.
Something unusual-a game cock swan
Duck River last week near the village.
Through an innocent jest or joke,
rumor was cast to the breeze, last week
that Tom B. Webb, of the church bend,
had been shot but it is not so, for Tom
is right side up, with care, without
spot or blemish.
Albert Wells, of the Greenplain's farm,
came very near being drowned Sunday
by being knocked out of a canoe. That is
what such get, by violating the Sabbath.
A large number of acres of corn was
planted in this section last week, and
some of the farmers, bedding their lands
for cotton. Small grain never grew off
more rapidly than within the last ten
days
The gentle and coed Miss J. r -,
he
through the village, Sunday evening.
Should any one in their mean doings
in the 18th district come up with lost
or stolen $40, dollar bill, and return it to
Mr.. Spence Head, for he found himself
minus of the same last week.
Rumor says, that several families in
the Undertook neighborhood, are suffer
ing for want of food.
Angling has scarcely commenced in
this portion of the county, though there
has been quite number of game fish
caught. There are several very successful
anglers in this neighborhood. Several of
the fish traps of this part of the county
have been rather lucky in the last few
days.
Suffer little children to come unto me
and forbid them not, for of such is the
Kingdom of heaven" Little George
Ernest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Kinzer, but few days on earth
departed this life Tuesday morning of
last week, near Saw Dust Valley.
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once of EDsALL 4 McEwE

Office of EDSALL & MCEwEN, I
April 18th, lg75.
Bqeon-shoulders, lOctsi sides, iicts; hams
I5cts.
But,er-I5 ana zoe.
BeeslOdI-2Oc
BIGckin0-75c. al 90 " dOz
COt'On--l0 to l4cts. Firm
Cotton Seed-30c per 100 rs.
COrn-8O per bushel.
CoGee-23 to 25c for Rio hy sack Laguira e
Java 34c.
Goa! Gss-I75 test, 4Octs. per gallon.
Candles-2214925c. % n.
Eqgs-l212ctS.
EIOur-3.j0 per 100 Ms.
GiRGer-40950c.
Hungarian Grass seed-i75 10 100. 4 bushel.
Ldrd-l7 cents.
Liass-S5GS0c. "a bushel.
MedL-Sl.00.
den syrup, Slgl.25.
Pea Nuts-SO TO 90 cts. Dgll.
Pepper-35940c. W"
RJce-llGsi Ac.
hVe-Sl30 per bu.
SSatt-30O 82?. for 7 bu; for So bushels, $3.50.
S0dp-l0Gl5c.
iSDdd-l0ctS.
SuGdr-New Orleans, l0gI3c; Demerara, Ia
i5c; sugar, l2c15 crushed and granulated,
Tea0lOO92.OO SD.
TdJLO,o-6c. n N.
W9ot-Dull at quotations, 20 too.
Whedt-sl.00GlO5.
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Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer. The great
EradicatoT for all Lung diseases. A superb
or remedy TO all other medicines yet discOv-
cred in severe cases. To Isu sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy tor Coughs Colds,
Sore Throat, WhOopIuE Cough ,truop, and
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. Retail
price 2jctS, Scots so. ANY bottle that does
not give relief may Dee returned, and money
refunded. Under those condition we wish
every citizen troubled with Lung COM
plants try this remedy. ArUuluN Diarrhos
BalsOm D and scots. Remember 10 is war
ranted. Compounded hN Or. Seth Arnolds
Medical Corporation, NDOu-pCkct, Il. I.
Sold by WILLIAMS g. FOWLER, exclusive
agents. Columbia, Tenn. april 2d-3m.
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CoIuu,bfn District. renHos~ee C@El-
ference. second Round of Qusrterhy
Meetings.
Pleasant Valley station At Pleasant Nah
ley, April 10, No..
Columbia Station, April n, rs.
Pulaski Station, April ~ -.
Riehland Circuit, at ut. Zion, May l, 2
Culleolla, Station, az Mooresyllle' May s'g
Lynnville Circuit, at Salem, May u, 10.
Prospect Circuit, az Trinity, May y, =.
Duck River Circuit, az Bigbyville, June
sd
II, Il.
MarcelIa Falls Mission, Ut stones Chapel,
June, 10, 20.
Nebo and Wilism.port station, at will
Transport, June %, "a:
ut. Pleasant Circuit, 40 MI Pleasant, July
.
District Confcrencsat Olivet Church, Rey-
nolds station, Nashville and Decatur X. *.
May a, %.
Bishop Marvin will preside. opening
sermon, Thursday night hy Rcv. n. q. Linn.
PREACHERS and people invited.
WTLLBCIS MOONEY, +. X.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

Rev. Wellborn Mooney will preach to
the Young Mems Christian Association
next night at Masonic Hall.
There will be preaching at New Hope,
four miles south OF Mt Pleasant, or
Tuesday night, the Goth, by Rev. B. e.
Chapman.
Rev. II. A. Jones, last Sunday, deliv>
cred discourse on the origin and doc
trines of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, which was very able, and would
be of vast help to religion if it was print
ed in pamphlet form for all to read.
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Private Boaru-nr.

PARTIES desiring &c., gu -pt board and
lodgings, or day-bu4rJ. tuH private rcsi-
uelGe OF NIT. tJIuir Arms. .uuE, opposite
The Institute. For terms, apply I'D ne res
ideuce. gt,fp.-5- A.
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The Independent order of Odd Fel~
lows intend giving public celebration
at this place on the Doth inst. The pro-
cession will move from the Hall to
the Athen8Um groveat O'Clock p. NJ.
where orations will be delivered by G..
G. Gomez Grand Patriarch of Tennes-
see, and others. All members of the
order in good standing and the public
are cordially invited
w. A. SMITH,
LEE BULLOCK,
NJ. SAMUELS,
g. B. DODSON,
Committee.
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Two dwelling houses suitable for small
families at six dollars per month, also house
and lot adjoining MIR. O'NeAl az ten dol
lars per month. u. w. PHILIPS.
All kinds OF Dry Goods. Trimmings, Rib
bOns and Ladies' hats Iu endless variety
will be sold at half their usual prices at
april on tIIEAp JOHNS.
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omcIaI Tax Report of naury County.

Wei are under obligations to Maj. A.
A. Lipseomb, our Tax Collector for the
information below, which comprises the
tull taxable property of AaUry county.
The districts marked with an asterisk(%) }
are entitled to two deputy assessors.
Aisj. Lipscomb says that he has up to
the present time collected three-fourths
of the entire tax of the county.
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BklS-
PlasterInr


All kinds of PlnStcriug aud CIstcrn Work
done on the shortest ui notice. I solicit the
same from the citizens of columbia, Maury
and adjoining counties. All work warrant
cd In workmanship manner. The best Of
references given. order, I..i ut John Tuck
er's will be promptly filled. frb2B-tf.
HUGH 70. COOK.
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COUNTY COURT.
April Term, 1875.



Report of J. NJ. Oakley, ct al, jury re
view received and adopted.
L. r. Owen ct al, appointed commit
tee to assign hands to the road leading
from Hurricane to Columbia and Lewis.
burg roads.
HI. L. Oliver ct al, appointed jury OF
view.
Jack Reddens granted privilege to
erect gate.
viii of John Tombs probated, and
John Ballanfant gave bond as executor.
Ordered that an interest bearing six
per cent. be adopted for county war
rants, and the holders of warrants al
lowed to fund their non>intsrest bear
ing warrants with the Chairman for
those bearing interest at face value.
Report of A. J. McKissick ct al, jury
review, received and adopted.
s. F. Dyer ct al, appointed jury of
view.
r. C. Clark was granted privilege to
move private road and erect gates.
Report of w. II. billiard, ct al, com
mittee to divide hands on several roads,
received.
A. +. Sowell was appointed overseer.
The following persons were appointed
Jail committee: J. A. Sanders, Leon Fri
erson and r. G. Pickett.
On motion of ESQ III. L. Holman, q
committee was appointed to investigate
the propriety OF having map of Maury
county, consisting of A. w. Stockell, H.
L. Holman and A. D. Prewett.
On motion of Esq. Leon Frierson, q
committee was appointed to approve all
bills for road tools, consisting of II. L. |
Holman and F. A. Burke.
Ordered by the court that no overseer |
will in future be permitted to resign his |
position, unless he accompanies his or
der with list OF the farms on which |
hands reside assigned to his road.
The clerk was instructed to calculate
the county tax to be refunded D. T.
from the two extremes, high
est and lowest.
Court adopted resolution requesting
clerk to ask Comptroller to return State
tax to D. T. ChappelI enormously paid.
VIM. Pigg appointed Overseer.
A. b. Cathey allowed TO erect gates.
j. w. Beckett OF al, appointed COM
nittee to divide hands.
E. T. Gordon appointed Overseer.
Report of 7. c. SowelI ct al, jury of
flew, received and adopted.
Hands on w. II. English and w. ].
Webster's places, assigned to road to
Line between Sd and 4th district was
changed so as to include j. A. Galloway
n the 4th district.
Report of j. o. Beasley ct al, jury of
'iew, rejected.
A. L. Barnes adopted Alice and Liz
lie Williams, changing their names to
Alice and Lizzie Barnes.
Henry Akin allowed to erect gates.
Report of Geo. McCord ct al, commit
ee 10 Divide hands, received.
Report of Anthony Gholson ct al. ,ju-
y of view, received.
Petition of H. G.. Chafin to close road,
elected.
w. b. Wilson gave bond as AdminisA
rator of J. B. Padgett, decd.
Report of Hardin Mayberry ct al, ju- .
y OF view, received and confirmed.
Report of A. A. LipscOmb, recon-
nendiug release of excessive taxes, re-
eived and adopted.
APPROPRIATIONS.
w Green, pauper coffin, 81 so.
NJ Larkins & Co., clothing for poor
ouse, S12 80.
Wilson Estes, pauper coffin, 81 80.
Vaughan & Barkley, road tools, $40 20.
Lem McKissick, col, pauper coffin,
20 90.
w. D. Davis. Tailor, $40 90.
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have made Elihu g. Nu.e nay agent 10
ss01LIclt work M my Inc. q propose 10 do
Stone and monumental won, ir prices Ia
SUIT the times. MI. \u~- RESIDES Boa Column
Dia. No sstt,pt -
april r.
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re- Cigars and Tobacco "a speciality at
Tom Bagleys Cigar Store, and Private
Boarding Tables, furnished with the Rest
the Market affords. apl6-lt.
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A"Unlvcrsal Wheat Fan, d" the best that
Is made, for sale. Apply ip
VAUGHN N BNRKLEY,
Sept. 2j-ti, tuIuuthia. Trnn.
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lust Received.


An immense assortment of Mems, Boys aud
Ladies shoes 10 Zoe sold far below regular
prices. Boots and Shoe. pcciglty at
april OF CHEAP JOHN's.
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L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
MavI IszI In Anal m vsza

The REVISED Statutes ofthe United States,
Sections 1892 1927, 1898, and 3239, require ev
cry person engaged in any business, avoca-
ton, or employment which renders him
Liable to a SPECIAL TAX, 90 procure
and place eOnspfcuosly I'm hfs estab-
Iishment Or place Ofbusiness a STAMP
denottng the payment of said SPECIAL
TAX for the Special Tax Year beginning
May |, 1875, before commencing or continue
ing business after April 30, 1875.
The Taxes Embraced Within the Provisions Of
the Law above QHOUed are the
following viz.
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Clothing and Hats Of tuc latest styles of
Tered at a great sacrifice GO CuEAr JoHN's.
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Hosiery, Corsot-, White goods, Embroi-
deries, ParaSols, and many other articles
must be sold regardless of value at
april g-tf. CHEAP IUuNR.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Died in this place on the 18th inst, Miss
Martha Thompson, OF consumption,
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Business Notices.


Wanted
Six or eight young men, Co sgt as agent,
That are willing 20 work, call at W. N.
VOORHEES, house. HOWARD a 90.
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THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY.


This Association met on last Monday
night at their rooms, and owing to the
fact that quorum was not present, adj
iourned over to next Monday night, at
which time there will be business of i'm
portance to transact. Every member is
most respectfully requested to be pres
ent. This association is doing good
work among the poor of our city, and
we hope our citizens will give them a
helping hand.
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Any person, 50 l!ahle, who shall fail IN
comply with the foregoing reduiremenfs
Will he subject 10 severe pslalties
@, PERSONS OF nrLns liable to pay any of the
special axes named above must apply TO
a. NJ. DOOLEY, Deputy Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue at luInbia, and pay for and
procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to May l, 1875, and WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
,. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, ID. G.. Feb. !, 1873.
Mch29-apl2-l6-23.
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We assume this method to return our
warmest thanks to the parties who were
kind enough to take part in the spelling
match and concert for the benefit of our
church. We are especially grateful to
those who were not members of our
church, for the efficient services rend err
ed us.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY.
It was our fault that the above card
did not appear last week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-03
Sss gsee&er=stltonsYrosef.

Stem Dorf, 2. Ofdrs.- 9ta90eni Sen.
9racp seltern yta6mittdg ieine Gr0ffnnnas-
rebe Deg GerthetDi9uns beenbet hattie, erlfien
beIte Nforgen Elm nlet s9blreiheres Bnbli=
fgul. Wionlton nabm bellte ieiner Sig swi.
lden ben autpalten rpieber elm, Sc 1T Nies
oas snette Wal, saB ef in benz @eridtsiaale
erihien, ieitoem er BON eem 3eugenitante ab-
aetreten lit. 6rau clifton mar aud beute
nid)t anpeleno. Iuf ibrem Blase Jap Srau
,Sielb, neben Oieier Srau Sbearman unb brei
aubere 9anteu. Elton ielbit iaB auf ietnem
gep5bntiasH Ylase, unb 8eeder nebit 5rau
eridienen erf, als bic Geld,perenen agiseru-
fen wuroen. Der erite 9euae fiis pts 8ettbet=
piauna mar gbmarp 5. Spington. Sobu
8. Sal. elmer Der gertbsioisungsanmdlte be-
fra9te ibn, uus Seuge beponirte: vSb bin
NIT beioen Parteien befannr, femme g3eedler
felt 25 Sabrer. Srah Siltoh nhS meine
Trau itn6 felt 1867 ODER 1868 bis sur gegelt-
ndrtigen 3eit lebr intime 8reunbinHen ge.
lpeien. anf Griu9en gilton's ipraa id)
nad) Der SerSHentliduns oes gacon'iden
Briefes in Deflen (Silton's) Sauie Dor. Sd
iagte ibnl, oab es cine beitle Sahe Jet, ol6e
@ntieseE eesen 8seaer au idleuSern, tporaui
er erpiSerie, bab Heeqes IGN GereG.ieteit
rpioerfahreli ~ .sS: Gr ipra9 iehr bart iiber
oen,elben uno n1einte, er lei list liia,t gsile1s,
| Ed, als etuen gfarren ober 9naben bebanbelr
su laileu; bic 3eit 6es Sencelns Jet nun litr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-03
3meite idbrItd1e Gonnentiott 0er
WarnIdn0er &taafSs, .6r6nae."


0ie 2. iGbrlid|e @onoention Der Marblanz
Der Staat8z, Strange" ipiro beute 9tahmittag
2 llbr bier in y2pric=!Sal", @de Der 2erings
tom unb ct. BaulitraBe, Suiammentreten unb
bis nGditen Samftag in Situn9 bleiben.
Die Seamtcn Der Staats=y Grange" itnS
folgenOe: Weiiter Soepb 3. Otoore, Sanog
@prina, Mientgomerbs @ountp; aufieber, So,
iepb Sc. Sarr, Gbeitertoun; Sorleier, Sas.
9. &obinion, Sacobspille; SteparO, s. gS.
@orep, Sairlee; aiiir.= .=Steiuaro, 3bomas 9.
S9lebart, Oapibonpille; S9atmeiiter, s. g.
Gbislpell, Sudegstomn; Saplan, Sol. Bar
lom, SDtespi1e; Sefretdr, @owaro Sall bon
B., Witaersoiae, Gnne glrunbel Co.; Sbiir=
mddter, gSm. Sepbo1n, 2pnd's; @eres, Srau
Soieph 8. @toore, Sanop Spring; Slora,
Sran S. 6. gSilion, 0foduille; Bomona, Srau
3. gt. SanSoaIe, Wonrouia; {. q, g., Sran
5. gS. @orep, 6airlee. - @refutip. @onite:
Sbomas S. Sbepberb, Soriteer, llniontomn,
Carroll Sountg; SEQ. GbomaS, @reat Oeils,
ct. Wtarg's GOnntp; Sberit S. 81. Gmorp,
Sentrepille, Sueen anne's @ountp; Sbomas
g. S9lebart, OaplbionOifle, Iune 4runbel
@ountp; Samuel Sinfs, llrbana, 6rebertd.
@ountp; 6. q. S. 9arbcaitle, @alou, Sal,
bot=@ountp.
Die 0eleguten beiteben ans ie stuei &eprdz
lentanten BON leoer Der 139 unter9eoroneten
Oranges bes Staates MarDlaub. 0ieie 139
Oranges Sdblen geaeuwdrtig 1000 Mit9lie-
Der. Sr. Soiepb &. Otoore nuS ieine Sat
tin fehrten Dor eintgen Gagen bon @barleiton,
Siio. Carolina, 5uriif, mo- iie Der gtationalz
Gonpention betpobnten, uuo Srau Moore
sur sSlora" ertpdblt iuurbe. Sn oeier 9fa.
tional. @ouuentiOn waren fait jeoer Staat uno
leoes Serritorium Der Ser. Staaten pers
treteu.
Die seitrise Gonpcntton wurbe bon 6rn.
Soiepb &. WtOore 5ur Sronnng gerilien.
6r. gSoobruff BON Someriet=@ountD tpurbe
beauftra9t, bic Stel(e bes abpeienoen aufz
ieberS 6rH. 5. Sc. Sarr bon Sent z@ountp
81 ibernebmen. 9ta6bem ein bon benz Sors
itbenten ernaullteS Mtanbat @omite etuen
Serid]t eritattet, perlas S6r. Oloore ieinen
Sabresberibt. Gud Der Sefretdr Sr. Saa
unb Der Sdatmeiiter Sor. GbeStpea perlaien
ibre Serifte. 9lus bem Seri6te oeS Sefre-
tdrs erhellte, baB ieit 0tdrS 1874 88 neue
Oranges in Wtarplanb in's 2eben qeruien
iuuroen. 6eute merOen Slpei Situn9eu ab.
gcbalten, bon oenen bic erite um 9 llbr Mor=
gems uno Die 5pette Inn llbr gbenSs be-
9innen ptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-03
Gnropatl@e &abelbertd)te.
GudIouO.

On9lonO.
2Onb0n, l. Wtar5. - Snl unterbaule
bra9te beute 4beno pr. Dt. .. Bead, Sberz
Sefretdr fir Srlanb, etnen 9eleBesporld)ia9
elm, Densufolge auf ben rngeiebmdBi9en Be-
fits BON gSaffen bic Strafen Derrtngert, baS
@eIet, weld)e8 bic S9lieBung 6ffeutlifer
Sduier erlaubt, aufgehoben, Die Serbattung
Der 9ta9ts auf ben SraBen angetroffenen
Yerionen in ben 9iItrifteu, Die it6 i'm Sela-
gerungsSuftanbe beTtnbel, uuterlagt uHo bic
geiebli1eu 8ei6rdnfungen Der 3ettun9en alIf-
geboben weroen iolen. Oerielbe 9tbt an, oaB
bic &egierung beabf6tige, Die @eiebe gegen
Die Ribboniltcn (Berionen, meld1e 9ebelme
4bSeid)en tragen) in gSeitipeatb mteber 81 ers
neuern, oa berieIben perii6ert morbeH lei, oaB
iene qebelme Serid)p0rlug bort nod ebenlo
ftarf lei, als ie bebor. Wiit6ea, metnte er,
lei bauptid6ltd) beBbalb gum BarlamentSs
Wtitqliebe eripGblt morben, neil er la9te, oaB
er nlnlmer etnmilligen meroe, oaB Der Srieoe
nit @nglaub III Stanoe fGme; aud babe er
auf Die 6iffebr pteler &migranten aus Imes
rifa angeipielt. Dies ieien @riinbe genu9,
nm bic 8elhrdnfungen in Srlanb nidt gang
fallen All laiien. Der 0tarquis bon Sarltng~
ton, Der neue 6iibrer Der ltberaleu Bartet,
befiirwortete ben GeiebeSuori1lag, Der III er~
iter &eIung burd9ing.
2pnSon, 2. 0{drs. Sci 2itdlfielO'
@tafiorbibire, erelgnete itd) beute etn Sabnz
llnfall, burd welden bretBisPerlonen oerlebt
murben.
Qonbou, 2. MGr8.-0ie Sertpalter 0es
,,Seniinqton. Spal. pnpe" peigerten iid, oaS
@ebGlbe Den @brip. g8oObp unb Sanfen gum
@ebrau1e Al iiberlaien. USE Derlautet, lpls
len iie sas fDniglide Spernhaus auf benz
Snhft1orFpt oof1ipthpf hn hpr
SartseIo nad) Amertfa.
2onbon, 2. WGrS.-Sleben3 n3ehntauletlo
Dollars in 6artgelO wurten heute nit cem
9pr. y9ermann" bon SoutbamptOn mad
@ewz9orf 9ei9idt.
SFranfreidl.
Yarts, 2. UtdrS. = Dtoni. 8uffet 1T
mad Baris su,iifsetebrt, I'M nit DtacDa-
bon 81 conferiren.
@t brto 2, DtdrS. = 3pllden @aolt
uno Guba iit Elm iueiterer Yoitbienlt etn9erid)-
tet pOrpeH.
2onbon, 2. 0idrS. - yfafrlften bon
Oofobama melben, oaB Die europdil4en2 2rup-
pen BON bort 5uriidgeso9en ruoroen itnp.
Sdlitisbertdte.
9ueenStlmn, 2. DtarS. = Der 0ant'
pier y@iScOnlin" iit BON Stem Yort ein9es
trofien.
@IassOw, 2. @aars. = Der 0umpter
State Of @sor9ia" traf BON Stem Yort bier
ell.
Soutb 2. NiGr3.-0er Dam>
pier pJfedar" 1T bon Rep 9ort bier etn9e'
troffeit,
Y1arft uno S6rIe.
9onbOn, 2. Ofdrj. - amertf. SonoS
5l2Oer '62er 991.