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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

THE FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
About $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
four small and old framed houses on Cary
hrtwccn Short and Reservoir streets were
destroyed by fire. Three Of them belonged
10 Mr.. james Finnegan, and the other to
Mr. Oppcnlyne. Loss, about $1,000; upon
which there W as considerable insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

THE GBAH Richmond District
Grange. Patrons Of Husbandry, met last
night in the hall of the State Grange. No
business was transacted, but able addresses
were delivered by DR.. j. NJ. Blanton master
Of the State Granse), Judge +. r. Farrar,
and others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

CITY OFFICES CLosED.-The Offices cor.S
nected with the city government will he
eio>ed after II A. n. to-day, by order Of
acting Mayor Meredith, to allow the officers
u attend the State Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

K. L. !. BLUES. Governor Kemper has
rejected the application Of the II. L. /. Blues
lof permission 10 withdraw from the First
regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

&oEosEG APPoINTgD.-~T The Governor yes
ufdAs appointed W. d. Msely coroner for
lhe city OF Danyille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-At the
meeting oi the City Conservative Commit
lee to be held tonight important measures
looking to the advancement OF the ConSer-
yo,iyc causc on clection-dav will be taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, Laval Upiver-
ssty, Quebec 81 have used good deal of CoLDES's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC
INvIGoRAToR in my private practice, and can re-
commend 1t as extremely useful In case OF debility
and weak digestion requiring strengthening nourisE-
ment1 ..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

LOST DIAMoND.-rn our advertising columns
viii be found notice Of a lost diamond. Readit,
and get the reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

THE way to the cost Of your expenses In Rlch-
mond is TO buy yonr dry good at LEVY BRoTHERs'.
They close early to-day. Read their advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

iHE Nc. or THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY con-
aining the concluding part OF /" Daniel De.
,9haa W . received from j. T. Ellyson, 1il2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

large and beautiful line Of cHILDREN's ME.
RIyO and orrnA PLANNED CLo1ns svIu
chean at JULIUS MEYERS. 81 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Iryou want good and stylish BEAVER CLOAK
for little money, 90 to JULIUS MEYERS, sos Broad
street. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Every visitor to the city should have copy Of the
GUrDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY. Sold
by j. T. ELLYsoN, 1l12 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

JULIUS MEYER, 603 Broad street, is selling
heavy FELT SKIRT at Soc. worth 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

STRIPED REVERSIBLE sHAwLs at 75c., and lots
Of FINER sHAwLs.. at low prices, at JULIUS
= Z YiE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

THE GUIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY
should be in the hands Of every stranger to this y
For sale at all the bookstores and hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

LARGE lot Of bargains opened last night ut LEVY
BRoTHERs'. Call upon them early to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Five hundred pairs LARGE, HEAVY 10 4 WHITE
BLANKETS at SO worth IS, Mt JULIUS MEYERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Be sure yon supply yourself with = copy OF the
GuIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY. It
will be useful now and convenient for reference
hereafter For sale at all the bookstores and hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To-D Ay.- Washington,
November 2.-Fer the South Atlantic States,
~, 49, harometer. warmer southwest veer-
!.'s 4, cooler northwest winds, cloudy
ny and po>sihly light rains.
"1S, Enr thc Middle States, increasing south
.s, - southwest winds. warmer, cloudy
"a ~ ,>,Ssiblv rainy weather, with falling
hnr,mctrr. I"r POSSIBLY followed Friday night
nv p,r' cooler westerly winds, and rising ba-
romctcr. '-~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Tus WEATHER YESTERDAY was c,ear ana
mild with brisk high winds.
THERxoNETER YESTERDAY: n. N.Y. 90
@ ". 30: noon, "A; +. NJ, IS; 7.
n. 60: midnight. 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

HYAcIsrH AND BULBS or aii kinds. for tall plar.-z
ing for winter blooming, at MoHToS's, corner or
Main and Reservoir streets, II ~ 2:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

!, Go TO sYcLE BROTHERS. and gst one OF those
ffty-cent alpscas worth 75c. per yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

( FANCY STRAW and WIRE DESIGNS OF every de-
scription for flowers ut AoRTos's, corner OF Main
auI Reservoir streets. yy 81. 81 sl.l u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

LOOK AT sYcLE BROTHERS. stock of gentlemen
and ladies' underwear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

DON'T buy your Dry Goods before you look at
SYcLE BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

[FoR OTHER "LocAn SEE FOURTH rAas.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

GO TO sYcLE BROTHERS and get one Of those
$40 Cloaks. f5s 81 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

sYcLE BROTHERS will open new goods this week
daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Bur 4 PAIR Of those ~ Blankets wostt, rs per
pair at SYcLE BKoTHERs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

IrYoU WANT HANDSOME SHAWL go to sYcLE
BROTHERS. I--.--
TIE CHEAPEST CARPETS are at srcLE BEc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

s CrsToM woRK.-Hand-sn Boots and saess g
every dascripiion made to order By HERA&N Boz
songs d BaorHER, SOC and GIL Broad strees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

have analyzed the wIuSKEY tnown updeg.t
brand OF !. SELECT, r controlled By Messrs, VI AZ
rRH b. RLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and nuGss
FREE FROM FUsIt oIE and other mparatiesN tAs;
recommend its use for medicinal and Mrpisy rar
nosss.-J. q. McCAW, Nj D.. ats Professor
cbemistry. Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

Roots OF all styles, Trunks satehels, Vaiises &s.
for sale low ut tB0scHENs, 500 spd611 broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

two HUNDRED AND PITY cLoAks from 20 TO
s2O at sYcLE BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

OF FINER SHAWLS. NJ low prices, ~ oOLiUc s
MEYERS. a
Five hundred pairs LARGE, HEAVY 10-4 WHITE
BLANKETS at 80 worth IS, ut JULIUS MEYERS.
LARGE lot Of bargains opened last night ut LEVY
BROTHERS.. Call upon them early to-day.
GO TO sYcLE BROTHERS, and get one Of those
$40 Cloaks.
LOOK AT sYcLE BROTHERS stock of gentlemen
and ladies' underwear.
Every visitor to the city should have copy Of the
GUrDE-BooK ToRIcHMoND AND VICINITY. Sold
by J. T. ELLYsoN, 1l12 Main street.
-------------------- ys5st ~ 4
DON'T buy your Dry Goods before you look at
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
SYCLE BROTHERS will open new goods this week
daily.
THE GUIDE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY
should be in the hands Of every stranger to this dty
For sale at all the bookstores and hotels.
FROM PROFESSOR A. JACKSON, Laval UDiver.
ssty, Quebec: {" have used good deal of CoLDEs'S
LIEBIa's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC :,
INvIGoRAToR In my private practice, and can re-
commend 1t as extremely useful In case OF debility
and weak digestion requiring strengthening nour1sE-
ment"
Be sure yon supply yourself with copy OF the
GuIpE-BooK TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY. IL
will be useful now and convenient for reference
hereafter For sale at all the bookstores and hotels
IrYoU WANT A HANDSOME SHAWL go to sYcLE
BROTHERS. -.
THE CHEAPEST CARPETS are at SrcLE Bgc.
THEIRS. sis@.
FANCY STR Aw and WIRE DESIGNS OF every de-
scrption for flowers ut 3oRTos's, corner OF Main
anI Reservoir streets. 55tSs5 ~ s48st ~
HYAcIsrH AND BULBS or Nh kinds. for fall piar:-
ing for winter blooming, at MoRToN's, corner lof
Main and Reservoir streets, |;
Go TO sYcLE BROTHERS. and gstoae OF those
any y-cent alpscas worth 75c. per yard.
BuY PAIR Of. those 4sA Blankets worth s6 per
pair at SYcLE BROTHERS..
TWO HUNDRED AND PITY cLoAks from 50 70
$40 at sYcLE BROTHERS.
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS are At sYcIE BRo-s
THEIRS. - 80. So s
FIrrY PIECES DRESS eooSs at 2tc. softii Soe.s;
ut SYcLE BaoTHERS.
Two Hrrspa ED AND yiYTY sETs runs from rs !:
per set to $40 per set sra as SYcLE BnorHzHs'
have ana,yzed the wMIsKEY tnown UNDER #
brand OF !. SELECT, r controlled By Messrs, " Az
raa D. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and fuGsf
FREE FROM FUsn oIg and other bnparatisss ~
recommend is use for medicinal and fAgtsy ras
! poees.-J. B. McCAw, NJ D.. late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF virxfnia.
BOOTS OF all styles, Trunks. sasehels, ynhses,
for sale low ut B0scHENB, 500 spd6 nroad
Crsrox woRK.-Hand- made Boots and sh6es o.
every description made TO order BIZ HERMAN BQrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

F1rrY PIECES DRESS cooDs ut zoe. sortii SOC.
It SYcLE BROTHERS.. vs. 81;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

| lIs
nations of Officers, presented the following
First e-President: w. A. Burke, OF
Staunton.
Second Vice-Pres1dent: Robert Beverly,
of Fauquier.
Third Vice-President Randolph Harri-
son, of Cumberland.
Executive Committee: B. j. Barbour. OF
Orange; s. w. Ficklen, Albemarle; James
Newman, Orange; NJ. E. Elzey, Blacks
burg; George w. Palmer, Smyth; s. T.
Moore, Richmond; A. NJ. Bowman, Angus.
Ia; DIR. 4. F. Taylor, Amelia; DIR. r. Stew
art, King George; Thomas Watkins, Hall
fax; q. 81. ChrismaD, Rockingham.
Major Drewry made an appropriate ad.
dress of thanks for the honor conferred in
electing him president. He said:
I am sorry that cannot more fully and
more fifty express my thanks for this un.
sought compliment; and when say un-
sought do not wish to be understood as
| implying that the presidency OF the Agri-
| cultural Society Of the State OF Virginia is
not worthy to be sought after by the best
man in the land. To be at the head OF one
of the most important interests Of the State,
! il not that interest upon which its pros
perity more depends than any other, Is in-
deed great honor, and highly to be appre-
ciated. But, Mr.. President, l have no per.
lsonal ambition to crafty at the ex-
pense OF this Society I; and distrusttui
Of nv ability TO preside over you with
credit to myself and benefit to the Society.
| I had hoped It would have been the plea
sure OF this meeting to have drawn from Its
Organization some other person better quaii-
fied than myself for this position. AS, how.
ever. YOU have chosen to select me, ail that
/ car now do is to promise my best efforts 70
advance the interests Of the Society, and
aeain thank you for this evidence OF your
confidence and partially
On motion Of Mr. Barbour Q yotes o.
fbanks was heartily rendered to the ruiz
roads for conrtesies extended
On motion of Mr.. Barbour the meeting
] adjourned siHe, tie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

CLASS 5--GoATs.
Rect Aneora males, $40, +. S. Fulmer; second best
Angora males, $5, f. S. Fulmer; pest pen Angora nr
femaies' rs, f. S. Fulmer. [The committee are Of
tIe that the goats exhibited nea dis
piay of these animals as they have ever seen.]
POULTRY.
CLASS I.--AsIATIC.
Rest trio light Brahmas, old fowls, -, ". Mat
tbews Brother: best trio light Brshmas, chickens
10. w Matthews Brother best trio dark Brah.
mas. old fowls, "a, w. Matthews Y Brother; BEST
trio dark Braanss saicakenhs aah, -, ,S " foW I W.
Matthews & Brother; best trio white Cocn@lns, @
Chickens, $2, w. Matthews 8 Brother best trlo
light Brahmas chickens, ~. d. Theooore Hh!son'
CLASS u.-GAsEs.
Best trio red games Ssa r
Chickens. w, James Duke; best trio silver aucK- 9.
wing games, old fowls, a. O. H. Epps; bess srto a
xsr aSx otef variety games old fowls H.
Eny,s: best young fowls, %, james D. Burles.
CLASS 3--SPANIsH.
Rest trio whitc-faced black Spanish, chickens, Sz,
n ~ 9esi Bother best
horn. old fowls, ~, r. H.. Crooks; best trio pfo"n
Leghorn, chickens, s2, Il. d. Crooks 3s
CLASS 4-HAMDuRGs.
Resi- trio go.deh-spangled Hamburgs, old lows,
r.; MI os fewis 81 Henry o
black Hamburgs old fowls Sa' y, ". ss -
- =. GLASS 5-D6RKisGs.
Best trio white. dorkings, old FOWLS, "a, wv. MAJ,
thews & Brother best tfto colored dorkipgs, old
fowls "a, A.. Dayenport best trio coli req dofKlngs
chickens, $2, A. Davenport
GLASS 6-PoLIsH.
Rest trio white Polish, chickens, B2, w Matthew's
e. Rrother: best trio bearded Polish, old fowls,
". Matthews Il Brother; best trio bearded Polish,
chickens. De. w. Matthews Il Brother. 4
GLASS ss7--AMERICAN.
Best trio Plymouth Rocks. old fowls, ~, Mat
thcWs Brother best trio Plymouth Rocks, chick
ems, So; w. Matthews d Brother. 20 American
doniniaues exhibited worthy OF premiums.
4 GLASS 8-BANTA1is. IL
Rest trio Sebright baatams. old fowls, a. 7. q.
,arns best trio Sebright bsntkms, chickrns,
~ Rove Isast trfo black bantaIns, old fowls ",
~ W. Rowe best trio black bantams, chickens, %,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-03

purchase them, and TO do many OtDer Ge.
sirabie things-so that those OF our fliends
who are able to do so would be promoting
o good work by making donations to the
treasury OF the Society.
The following summary OF receipts ana
disbursements from October %, 1875, TO Oc-
tober 81, 1876, will exhibit the financial
workings and present status Of the Society ::
Cash on hand and receipts Including dona-
tion OF w. w. Corcoran, Esq, $500,
S5,O61. .s6; disbursements, S5,010.02; bal
ance in the treasury, s51. .94; total liabilities,
S1,1a2.27. To liquidate this amount we
have assets to the amount OF $l,24S.
In conclusion, your commlttee would eA.
press their daily increasing conviction OF
the value and importance OF the work IN
which we are engaged, and would beg our
friends everywhere who intend TO heip 70
do so ut once. The time may not have come
when perfectly impartial history OF the
late war can be written, but the time is
rapidly passing by when you can contrisute Y E
your mite towards collecting the material
from which the historian OF the future shall
do Justice to as pure cause as any for
which patriot blood was ever shed--as gall
liant O people as ever fought for the right
as noble an army Of heroes as ever trod the
earth. s3s5
d The portions Of the report we omit are
mainly such as have been already referred
to In publications in this paper.
The monthly receipts for The comfng year,
sit is anticipated, win meet all the expenses
.of the Southern Historical Society par en-. &
THE DISCUSSION.
General Nv i. Taiiaferro moved the adop-
stion OF the report; pending which i1f.;
aks,t.Ef ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
@e9en Werr6tber-

Ser G6t3i9iabrige RenerbDSobt>
ion oeiieu tletner Singer mebr BON
Vertafungsreht Deritebt, als bic &Gpfe
oller Seaeiitoniiten, NIT @tni6lnB oes
groBen Seaelitouss Profefors 3uder BON
Str9lntet, 5ulaminengenommen, le9t III
etnenl Brlefe oil Sam SANDAL frGftt9e
0ermabrung Elm gegen Die BON GuGer
ullo onoeren unberbelierli6en Jtebeueu
tnt Nattonals NbgeDr0netenbaule aufge=
lteute G~eDauptnn9, oaB Die luton feline
einbeitli6e Station blloe. @r bemertt
nanentli6:
vDte Solse bieier 2ebre 1piroe iein.
6aB elm SDlf Dpn bretun0Dier3ig Wilio>
men uno BON tunftiq nod melt mebr 0tilz
ltoHen' in eiNem Staatsipeien leben
tpuroe, fDel6es ni6t etnn1a1 BON 1atioz
mailer 8ei60ffenbeit tpGre. Sn 8e3ug
auf oas gauge BerhGltntB 3u frenloen 9tas
tionen 5.B. lit Die linton nit umfafeNoen
8ouma1ten ausgeitattet, 1ur Der 0ons
ereB fann ben 9onbel NIT benielben
regeln, unb unter benz Beirotbe oes Ses
mats wnb init @enebmigung belielben
i1lieBt Der BrGiioent GertrGge alb unO
ernennt Die Bertreter in anoeren GGnoern.
Nber Denno6 %bebaupten ieHe 9uslcger
Der Gerfa1iun9, bieIe 1age ia nirgeuos,
o9B Die Ner. St11ten eIre JtGtIoll leten.
unD man oIrfe auf fstue mtttelbare @rt
betpeilen. boB iie cine Station ieien!
Murbe cine lol1e Muslegung uniereS
organii@en @eieses our GeItuns toms
men, 10 beidBe Die luton tetne Der 81
ibrer Moblfabrt n0tbigen @eiDalten uno
tpirbe gu et4lsm i1wd6li1en @emein>
tpeien BON Rartet @naosn 5uiammen=
i@rumpfen t.
So Der aIte NenerbD Sobnion, tpeIdem
Ntemano eine 5imletsung aur r@entra:
Iilation" portperfen tam! gtber lit es
nt6t an unb fir ft6 emp6renp 9snug,
baB, na6oem etn b~luti9er o~ieriGbrtger
8Irgerfrteg Iber bic llntbeilbarfett Der
Union enti6teoen bat, INNER nod Elm
n%ambafrer Gbeil Derienigen, eegen Deren
nerrGtberiihe Qebren Der &rie9 enti6ies
ben bat, 1elbft i'm National=Y arlamente
bieie 2ebren nit srOBter 9artuGdieteit
unO Sre@beit ais poIitii6es Goaneeltum
pieoerfGut :?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
6 Il nNItatae E.

Ser Nbenteurer Stetnberger, Ser
iebige lebenSIGuglt6e Wfinilter Der S@ifz
fersSnlelu, lit i9on lett Sabren etn
@Inltltng @ront'S-@ott metB uarum.
Sm S. 1872 fdidte i'm ietn bober
00nner als Snipt3ienten Der oortigen
a~lnerifauif6en Goniulate na6 europa,
uno Steinberger bate cine GuBerlt pers
gniigIi9e Geiie. @ie Der friibere tii9z
tige @eneraLsGoniul in Sruuffurt q. Wt.,
81. MurpbD, benz betr. @omite oes 9taS
ttonaL : Nbgeorbnetenbauies angiebt,
ipielte Steinberger oamals Sen groBen
6errn, unb feline S&e6uung in
Sranffnrt betrug nngefa6r 30 Dollars
ben Sag. 90 ftoel miro er freili9 auf
Den S6iffers Snieln ntdt Ieben; bGfir
befleioet CT aber bort itatt oes bloBen
4oftenS zines Gon1ulor : Snipt;tenten
Die bobe 8iroe zines lebenslGugltden
6erribers.
u~ebrtscns pirb ben Wann feline ieStge
bobe Steuun9 Dobl ni0t Dor @%ntbiuung
ettpaiger BON ibm IN friiberen Stegun9en
begansener S6ledtigfetten i6IBeu. Bes
treffs ieiner Snipisientens 9teiie tpirft IT'D
Die Trage aut: Wer be5a6lte ieiH foits
fpteliges 2eben in europa, TOO er ii6
Iberau fitr einen bobgeitelten auf elmer
pi1tigen Weiiiion bsgriffenen 8eamte1
oes ~olnerifant19en Staat5mtniltertums
ausgab ? Seine OtGten rei1ten fir feline
Observation-Disclosures Qebenspetie LANCE
nt9t bin. Na6 Murpbp's gInsabeu
6Gtte ct feline @innobn1eu bur6 ben 8es
aug bon o4erlet ungebILbrIi6en 9ebibren
pernpHltGnoigt; uno gerube barber
tDtro bas betr. Gomtte oes 9auies cine
tpeitere unter1ubung anlteaeu.
@eniBt bat Steinberger'sS n1pefttonss
9eiie benz GoniuLar>O ienlte TO tpenig tpie
Die eines anoeren 9rant'i6en @inits
lina5, oe5 Baibtngtoner 6offaplan5
Sc { m m a n. Mber leBterer bat mentg>
fteus i'm 0elopunfte nt9t TO ton brauf
los geiptrtbi @aftet nie Stetnberser.
Sci Der u~uteriu&uns uber WetBbrdu9e
i'm @oniulatsnelen fam aud bas foIgenoe
nieolt6e Stid6en 8Initliugsmeien an
ben Sag: Der @oniul in 8rauni9meig,
9apiD s. Spr0gue, Duroe eintan
%eutlaiieu. neil ct @e[ber, Die er III Die
Ser. 9taaten bate abliefern ioaeu. IN
Der eigenen Sadie bebalten bate. Sod
bes Nr61ibenten 2elteiter. Der @rs
.96erlts Q~ieutenaut" unb ieBige Banfier
sSriB Grant lit Elm Sreuub Sprague's
uno rubte ni6t, bis iein Napa ben vuns
1bu[btgen" gum @onlul in Brinoiii ers
nannte. Oas gtrg benz e6riamen Steatss
mtniter Sti6 Do0 iiber's 8obnsnIieo uno
er 5dGmte ii6, oie @%rneHuung Sprague's
Dor Den Seuat fomnten su lalien; aber
bel Der Salsitarri9fett. mel9s Grant be-
ionoers aud I'M Jeitbalten an n%errufe=
mem Treunosn seist, wuBte ii9 9err Siib
niht eaoers au belfen, als oaB er beim
@onareB bic gdn3Ii9e N6f9affung oeS
@ouiulats in 0rinbiit bsntrfte. Mit
benz Gonlulate fisL Der neuseoadeue Con.
Jul. Db ibm Hapa @rant niat ieitber
einsn anberen rl1nteri0fupf" peri9affr
bat, Das bleibt crit nod su ermttteln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-07
MMfSeamma bon @sikbraM@en+

Sslbit Der 2SaibtngtOner @orrefpon=
bent zines 10 etfrtgen oemofratti9en
8arteibtottes tpte Enquirer" in Gincinz
natl, lit auf Die ve1 6eu6elte Spariamfeit"
Der Oemofraten i'm 9~tattonaL>N bgeorbs
n%etenbauie i9le4t gu ipre6en. @r meiut:
fte madten etnen groBen SGrm uber Sers
rtugerung etn3elner SeioIbungen, bGtten
aber bos 0aus nit 10 niel @eieBentplrz
fem i6er MISUNDERSTANDING
aus bem SIoen Iberi1mentnlt. Dab Die
@eiammtiuinme, um tpel6e es ftp BET
bieien Mnlpriiben banole, auf oierunos
finfSig Wiutonen Dollars eei6Gbt
tperDe %. ;. obue Die ieG5tg bis ftebSig
WetQtonen Dollars, tDeIbe bic ebenfaus
perlangte 8ieoers gritattuug Der Baumz
moue>S teuer foten tpuroe). 8on Der
repubIifanii9en Wetnoer6ett bagegen srs
fenut Der Correspondent oes Enquirer"
a1,, oaB aus t5rer 0eitte fetn eiu3iger
Nntrog bebufs oerartiger S6r0pfuns
Der Bunoesfal1e Encouragement lei, iu=
benz Die Mttnoer9ett AUDI Dterin ibre fluse
4arteitat&tf aei9e.
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benz GeprGientantenbaus 8 @omlte fir
Rriegs Nniprit1e auetn fIr 5tDan3t9
Wtiuionen Dollars unner16Glnter Gebelz
lenaniprii1e Dorltesen. Dte bemotraz
tide Mtsbrbeit f0nnte ben f9Iimmeu
@inbrud, pel9en bieier &ebeucns5eiB
hunger MAIDEN muB, babur6 10 3iemli6
belettigen, baB iie Our6 8ei9luBnabme
in ibrer Barteiuerilmmlung fir inleus
nige 8egrabung oaer berartiger @eieBs
enttpiirfe i'm Yapierforbe Der betr, Nuss
i9ufie iorgte.
nnbeotngter 8eifan gebibrt aber Der
Mebrbeit Des 9uules botIr, oaB lie Jest
enpli9 trGftis nit oer unteriu9ung uno
aufoeduug Der pieIen abi9euli9en WiBs
brGude beeinnt, neI6e it3 in 10 pielen
3wetgen Der 8uu6esregterung etngenis
ftet baben. 3tpar itno bon ben iebtgen
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brGu6e abgei6afft tporoen, aber es gtebt
beren INNER nod pieIe, uno namemtlt9
bic 9rant'i9e @inftltngsptrtbl3aft
i9etnt cine unergriinolt&e SMnogrIbe
pes SfonOals su iein. lGtntge neue
Brob3en iimo al auDersr Steue mttge5
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