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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
REAL ESTATE BANK.

l he nrSt session Of the LeglS- lature after the state was admit ted into the Union was held in the fall of 1856. It convened the
 18th Of September. When this legislature assembled the whole debt of the State was less than 5000. Before it adjourned, it passed acts to involve the State in debt to the amount of 5000, 900 in bonds, by which capital was to be procured for the estab- lishment of two banks. On the 26th of October the legislature passed and the governor James $. Conway,) approved an act for the establishment of the Real Els tate Bank of Arkansas, with q capital of $2,000,000. The prin- cipal office of the bank was to be established at Little Rock, with branches located at Washington, in Hampstead county, Columbia, ia Chicet county, and at Helena, in Phillips county. The capital was to be equally divided between the four banks. The state agreed to issue two thousand one thousand dollar bonds, bearing six per cent. interest, and loan to the bank to commence business on. In consideration of this, the stockholders in the bank mortgaged real estate to secure the state against loss, valued by appraisers at the sum of $2, 2,603,- 900. There were 27,500 acres of land which was valued at about $4S per acre-ccrtainly a good price.
 On the 24th of February, 1888, the legislature passsd an act sup plemcntal to the act creating the above banks, authorizing the es- tablishment of another branch at Van Buren, and the issuance of $500, 900 in bonds for it's capital. The stockholders or this branch subscribed 79,60l acres of land valued at $75l,S39.4S, which were mortgaged to the state.
 In September, 1858, the main bank at Little Rock succeeded in disposing of l530 bonds at par 300 to the Treasurer of the United States, who purchased them for the benefit of and held them in trust for the Smithsonian Institute. These bonds are still held by the government with un- paid interest from lS42 to the present time, with the exception of such amounts as have heen re- tained by the government due the state on account of the five per cent. fund arising from the sale of the public lands. One thous- and bonds were purchased by Joseph D. Beers, of New York, and thirty by Richard M. John son of Kentucky.
 The principal Real Estate Bank commenced operations at Little Rock on the l2th of December, 1888, and in less than month 1t made loans and discounts to the amount of $56S, ,290.92. The Hel- ena office was opened February 10th, 1929, the Columbia March 9th following, and the Washing ton, on the lst of April. By their combined action the loans and discounts of the bank were, by the 29th of May, made to amount to $l, 200, 239.22, and by the 3lst of October te $l ,5S5, ,190.S0. No vember ?, 1889, the principal bank at Little Rock suspended specie payments, and was quickly imi- tated therein by the branches.
 Hon. Wm. R. Miller, the pres ent auditor, and Wm. NJ. Gouge, who were appointed by Governor Conway, in 1855, to investigate the affairs of the bank at that time, in their report to the gov crnor, made in 1856, Iii comment. tug on the suspension of specie
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

We commence in to-day's paper to reproduce from the Lit tie Rock Star the papers of Gen. Blocher on Arkansas Finances. This is a matter which should be read by everybody who feels an interest in his state, and these papers alone will be worth many times the price of the DEMOCRAT. The papers will run through sev- eral issues of the DEMOCRAT, and it would be well to keep file of them for reference.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

-Josiah Tuner, editor of the Raleigh, (N. C.,) Sentinel, and ". II. Howerton, Secretary of State, have been arrested on a charge of conspiracy and libel.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
Last Friday being St. Pa

Last Friday being St. Pat rick's day, was celebrated in New York, Chicago, Memphis, and other cities, by the various civic and military organizations. Parades, masses, panegyrics and processions were the order of the day, and the cold weather did not even cool the ardor of devoted Irish in the celebration of their patron saints day. In Phlladel- the celebration of the day was postponed until July 4th.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

--On the 10th inst, a storm and snow set in in the Northwest which lasted two days. Some damage was done by wind. Snow six inches deep.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

Full returns from the New Hampshire election give Cheney, republican, a majority of 32S0 for governor. The democrats secure a gain of nine members in the legislature.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
ABSTRACT.

In the absence ot proof we must presume the Texas laws in such matters to be like our own.
 Where personal judgment is rendered for a definite amount, and an order of sale of property made, with directions for execr- tion on the balance, it is not nee essaly in q subsequent action on the judgment to do more than al lege non-payment. fthe proper ty has heen sold, and satisfied th2 whole or part, it is a matter of defense.
 Judgment affirmed.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
ABSTRACT.

The act of 1873, winch repealed the act of 1871, did not go into effect until ninety days after the close of the session, and there. fore this judgment rendered in July, 1873, was properly under the act of 1871, if otherwise valid.
 Waiving the question of tho constitutionality of the act of 1871, it's provisions must have been strictly pursned. The clerk had no power to amend or quaslr the summons.
 The summons was irregular in that it did not give the name of any court, nor show the place where, or the office in which, the answer was required to be filed.
 If such a statutory judgment be allowable, the right of appeal lies from it at once, to correct any error or irregularity. The appel lant was not bound to wait until the session of the court.
 Judgment annulled and case rcmanded.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
Seaborne vs. Henry X Co. App

Seaborne vs. Henry X Co. App
 peal from St. Francis county.
 Action on a judgment render ed in Texas against Seaborne and others, which ordered certain lands to be sold, and execution to be issued fer balance. There was no allegation concerning salc of the lands and balance due. The case came up on demurrer. Opinion by Special Judge $. W. Williams.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23
ABSTRACT.

This election was held under q special act of the legislature, pre- scrlbing the agents for receiving the votes, canyassing them ant announcing the result. They de- clared for Corning, and their ac ton cannot be questioned in p collateral proceeding.
 The county supervisors, act ing as the county court, Lad no authority to correct the result and declare Boydsville properly elected, and order the records to be taken there. Its action was without jurisdiction and void.
 No mode of contesting this elcc- tion has been provided by law. The court valves the question as to whether chanccry has jurisdic- tion to correct It, in a direct pfo cecding for fraud in voting, and in announcing tl,e result. That question is left open.
 Be that as it may, the tempora " injunction against the clerk, issued by the county judge, can not bind the judge of the circuit court. He must hold hIs court at Corning before he can determine the case in which the injuneti6n issued, if indeed he should decide he has jurisdiction. Corning, be- ing the county seat by the re turns, must be so recognized until the returns are corrected; and the circuit court itself, or the judge, may dissolve the injunction, and enable the clerk to bring up the records to Corning.
 Demurrer sustained, and man damus made pcremptory.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

Files vs. Robinson X Go. Appeal
 from Ashley.
 There was an appeal from a summary judgment before clerk under section All of the Code, as amended in 1871. Opinion by Chief Justice English.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-03-23

The Senate has passed bill reducing the salary ol the prcsi- dent to $25.000
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27

Iage gum Borte, 8rebiger &t6ter
aus Warienoorf bel Berlin, Yreoiger
g d umdnn aus Der Oegeno bon
Bronoenburg uno Yreoiger a.. 9. s IT.
bel aus Sale. Sic batten ebenfaQS
1Gnmtli6 erbebli6e QuSlebungen an Der
8or[age sl MAIDEN. Breot8er Ut / d | er
fonnte cine firbli6e Organization ni6t
liberal nenllel1, in oer Die @eiltli6en au
iGmmtli6en Rreis= Spnooen Elm 10 ents
deficiencies 8otum Daben, luie in oieler
Borlaoe. @inc lolOe Dta6t ais Stalo,
iDte tie oieIe 8erfalluug ibnen 9elpGbrt,
babe nod niemals Die @eiltli0feit in
YreuBen 6elelicn. Breotger 9 d. IL
mann b~c;eid)nete bic AunaDme Der
@euera[.S DHooal:Sronnu nut ais Ell
lterl ~traurigen Ntt Der 9totbmenoigfeit.
Die STRIDE Oilrfe man ni6t 9efliiientli6
aerlt0ren. Denn Die eOle @eltalt Der
0umanitGt babe ibre i60niteu 8Gurnen
pom Stanme bes SbriltentDumS genom>
men,. 0teie, obue Wur3el, losgeriilen
ppm ibrem beiMtl9en 8oOen, III Die
lugenolI0m 0erSen pflanSeu 3l iuoaen,
lpiiroe DoDin filDren, oa6 Die OelttalitGt
iDr nnboloeS onlpt aus Oet religious
loieu Wtallen erD0be. Nber ebenio elerz
GID tuanote itd oer 9teoner ge9en Die
G0n1erOtrllllg bet latoe5DerrltGet Str>
beugelualt, 9egen oaS StaatStir6ens
tbunl, lDel0es Gbrli6fett, Wabr9aftlgs
felt mo Utanle9ltrn %ulltergrabe. Oe9s
gleiden fDrDerte CT NufDebulg oeS Ba=
trouats, weI6eS Den Wemeiuoen 0eiits
li6e auf5wiuge. Su Der 6offnun8 auf
Beieitigung Oieier Wtan8el onrd Oas
S%taatsgsieB empfabl per Jttoner Die 2Ins
naDn1e Der GorI0Se, melbe oen 8ooen
geben tpiirOe, auf benz ii6 Die 0lteber Der
epan9etii6en STRIDE ipteoer 5%ulammels
ftnoell, tenleil lerueu 1no init chamber
pertragen f0nnteu. - Die braitti0e Jtsoe
oeS 2lbg. Shumanu erntete BON allen
JteDen in bieler %Speitd8i8en 0cbatte
ben meiiten Seifall. 0as Oaus iibers
ipie5 i1lieBlid Die Borld8e oil eineGoms
miliion pon 81 NtitgIieoern, ipeL0er ctn
fololiuleS Stiif 9lrDeit BART, I'm ben
llusDeg aus Oielem @clpirr ipioerlpre:
d)euoer Nnli0ten uuO SlnlOc 81 f%inoen.
SODanne5 = | d..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-03-27

lnebr feines obI6euIi9en 8erbre6ens
pegen pro3eiiirt tperoen iou. Setn Huf
LdBt an S1le6tigfeit nidtS au tpiini6en
ibri9. ST fou berettS I'M 3u6tbauie
s~eieiien unb fein gauges 2eben lang nit
BEN Griminalseieben i'm Streite seIegen
babeu.
$50 ii0 3eDS, ser 10 ungere6t bsrs
oddtigte Wtann Der ermoroeten Trnlt
anfbdlt, lit ni6t befannt; bod bofft
man, ct tperbe aus 3eituu9en Cunning
1ant'S Serbaftung erfabren uno lid benz
Weri6te ais 3eu9e iteIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20

ber 9onbwebr 5u- bilben. Biebt man
bieie beibei Gprb8, teren Grifena Dor,
ldufis nod nuf blpber Wermutbuna Be,
rrbt, 5unddft nidt in Hstra9t, 70 Hiirbe
Defterrei4 nod Nufaepuns bon Is Telbs
arnieeccrps III Snpern INNER nod iiber
80 SnfatteriebatafQone, 100 Deputcon.
pagnien bes itebenoen Seeres, 81 Qanb.
ipebrbatailone, 81 Depot unb 81 MeIers
,pecpupngniea IN Gi~sleitbauien. 20 3D.
taiIont unb 10 Experimentation in
2prol, 80 bio 80 characterization
unb 81 Deputcompagnien in unaart, 26
@scabrpus Der 2anbipebrcapalerie in
@iSleitbatieu, 2 gscabrons berittene
S4iisen h EgroL IS @eisrpes umo Al
Depotesedbrons bss itebenben Seeres,
itnb 10 @scaorons bst inngarij1en 5onsi
pebs perfiisen. @o1te mon alIo nod
atpei tueitere Grmeecorps Su ie 80 Bas
taiQonen Snfanterie unb IL gscabrons
@apa0erie aufiteIen, 70 tpiirbeus fir ben
Dienft i'm Snnerta auber ben 9epottrup,
pen nod INNER 50 8atainpne, 81 Cont,
pdsnien iino II Gscabrpns sur Berfii.
auns bls,ben. stuf bic Organization bes
tuslde nod ni9t pulenbet
1T in bieier uebsrfi9t feline Slid.
it1t gerpmmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
Setoautta.

9as Barrier SoeonI teater bot an,
10. Nouemter ieinem 1ublitum eiuen
literarii6en 2ederbiiien: u0eioamia",
heroiibe Gpm0oie in Der en ulo in brei
Gcten bon 2bepbor DC 8aupile, Dem
9idter bes r@rinsoire" unb Der ode
funambpleslue". Die Sauoluus IL
BET G6i1es, benz mupllenoeten Gpps
beS r6miften 0idters Statils, n1tge'
b,lbet. Mobiles befinoet iid. auf Der
Suiel Stprps bel Dem a6nis 9~ptunieces.
CT uerliebt iid bort IN Seibamia, bic
To9ter bes &6niss, uuo ldBt ii6 ibr ~
@efalen als Mdb6en perf(cioert, bleibt
oaber aud fir ben idlauen Oopiiels
cine @eile i%nerfanut, bis oieier eiren
Sdeiniberial BON Gesrdubern perau.
Italtd lmo 10 ben iunsen Seloen perlci,
tet, f9 Su e%rfennen Su sebeu. 9as
@an5e 1T nit eitem setpiiist pornebmen
Slmpr bebanbelt uno in meiiterlite
a%leranbriuer eeiest. Der junge Gdil'
les, cine bantbare 6rauenrOIc, nuroe
BON Srdulein &ouiiel trefilid Sur Gel
ting aebradt; bas befuub:e ungeI9id,
init wefdem lie bic tpeiblihen @erudnoer
true, mar cine fpirflite &urflsihaus.
Das Hablicnm 5eist fH n.usroiuss fur
bic @t5eu8niiie afler bieier eolereu&unit'
gatlunsen auberorbsntlid empiduslid;
Die glaifieitdt IL pisber sinmal in Der
Mobe,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
Ste tarRiS@e araa ttn arteae.

@On benz Wanne nit Dem seridoiie,
men Seine, nit Der bur5riFeuen .Sano,
ter Moten unb @odsn auI aartem 60.
ger blntiedt, 6ieber in ben Iuaeu, ben
Job in Der grn5t miiBt Sbr @ud iuaen
lalien, mas es beibt, in litteu rubepul.
len Gllssnbliden Der pfssenoen Sano
oes Wsibes Sa bssesneu, benz trsueu
anlldlae ibres Guses, benz tr6Henoen
ad9sln ibrer 2ippen.
Der Grat 1T cine Sober, cine Wa.
l9tHs, stuia rabelos, epis sei&uent. gr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
~sAreda@er e@tNbru@.

9as enslii9e Minifterium Der Colo
rien bot bon BEN @oup,rneur be,
6alflanbs Snieln einen Brief erhaIten
Der iiber bos Shidial zines Tbeiles
her Mannldaft bes ,San HaiuelA
BON 2iuerpopl Ginjelbeiten mitfbeilt
@ie es ideint, bate elm Snoia,
rter BON ieinem Canoe aus auf BET
rauben Sniel Spursn bon Sremoen BE-
merit. Da ct r,lr fem @eib BEL iid
tatte, firdtete er iih Su lan6en
itno gins t%peiter, I'M ii9 Siilfe su
neri6afen. Wa9 einiser 8eit
.lanoeten mebrere Snbianer, Hie.
gen ben 5slien binauf unb fanben iie,
ben toot uno 5ipei nod lebenb, absr
idtuad. iteit abss5ehrt unb unfdbis, ~
seber ooer 81 fteben. Die ginae6ore>
men tparben Su 2brdnen seriibrt uno
aiinbetfn fir bic aiuei 9elbenben elm
5ener an, bolteu ibnen 8aiIer, aaben
linen Seep69el unb uerlieben iie. Sbr
Inerbieten, ben @iien, Der nod bei 8ss
iinnuns mar, miiSunebmen, parb abae.
lebnt; er tranf Speimal, aber BON benz
Tosel fonnte er ni6ts mebr 3u ii6 nebe
men. Im folsenben Gage febrten bic
Biloen aurld unb fanben bic beioen
2eute aud tobt.
Sic nabrnen ueridiebeae @eaenfdn6e
nit fid. lteBen aber bic 9obten belief
bet. MtiiiiOndre besrnben iie Ipiter unb
auf bier loien Standardization
zine Mittbeiluns bes Gapitdns Wc9loam
at ieinen Sobr. 9ieielbe mar am 41iteu
Gage ibres Guientbaltes auf benz einia<
@ilanb geihrieben: Der arn1e Mac
abam mar taft blind unb fonnte faum
,as 9apier, auf benz er i9rieb, ieben.
0as Datum mar Der Is. Sebruar 1876.
Sonad miiieu bic llnslidli6en am s.
gelanbet iein. Ser ,San Gas
'ael" mar BON 2~iperpopl nab @alparaiIo
,eitimmt uno uerbramnte am 4. Sonuar.
slf 9eute BON berDianni6aft ipuroen an
81. Sanuar burh bas S9iff rgorfibtre"
lufseleien uno finb III gnslanb anse.
'Ommen. @oupernem Gallasban i6reibt
III 3oro Garnaruon: Sc ipiiroe pisl.
eitt ibtuer ieiu, in idmmtliben Sabre
Der lluSladsidle gu Baiier uno
u 2anbe ettuas Traurigeres uno Rab.
euoeres Su fiHben." @ripibnt mag nod
ueroen, baB cine Der 2ei9en bic Der
frau oes Captions mar,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
Bet 6trouSbera.

NE WSurTel Nno 9efduen. Ote1elber
trubslten nod, ais i'd Set benz Yeruttbeil
ten mid r,eIoen lisB.
Snoem Id Bel ibm s%intrat, BAT ib iar
UNI @ntiaulcts, faus ia ibn tn einem
Nadoenten iiber cine ueue GiIenbabn se,
it6tt ta6en io1te.
Gleunoltd iusts ct, 6as Ylaubern Itirs
ton nidt oarir, unb Bat mid, plab 3u
nebraen. Gr islblt sins auf uub ab UNI
FerIudte mid, Is nt9t iibel 3u beuten,
tuenn er bon isinem SeEel teinen @ebraud
made, ba Tim baS Stb.n In &uBlanb I'M.
bequem iet.
Damn bub er an !; Sd tin p%elurt6eilt,
p%erconnert nit Der sanben tropiI1en Gilte,
pslde ruiiiide 0tater tennpianet : it
ioa Inblanb perlafsn, ioa mid ntti
uutsrIteaen, mid pieoer I'M bieIisen @ss
fansnlB blid.n su laiien DaS iaSen sic
ba,u
DaS 1T BART, iasts ID, intcm i6 aui
oaS @bentOl5 idlug, aus psIdem Der Gid,
perfertist mar.
StrousberS fuhr fort 1: Rt5t se6n Mt.
nuten ldnser burfte ih in meiner Belle
blstben, tpenn i9 mir nt6t cine antlase
tpesen &erferfrteoenSbruds oujicten npllie.
5d ,uurbe per Sdub tus Sotel sebraAt
uno muB mid nun bseilen, bic @re",e ;u
errsihsn. ST ,usrbe eS itets ais eiuen
att ber @naps bstrahten, bab i6 nitt mad
Niilu, an ben 8ierwaloitdota See, oocr
gar na6 Sitsnbe perbonnt porcen Bin, no
oa8 9eben 70 theuer 1T.
So sratulire Ism un6 wlnlhte ism
fsrnsr ales 9s4, tpeldeS g Iia islbit
pinihs.
Gd, rtsf sr, ID tpdre 70 serne tn 0iubs
lamb sebiiebsn Sier Vt nod pisl 1u srins
ben. Die 0lubel liesen miiis In ben
Shimpfsn, auf bic id mid lest MAIDEN
ioa. Die Ser,lofisteit Ter @eiapprenen
tennt feline @rsnsen, alS bic, iber welde
'6 mid brinsen ioa, fe itibt mid in bic
lebena ldnslide Srsibstt unb pert-eibt mid
tn metne Seimatb - vis'a'vis de (5tbD
rien
Wirb Der OsutIds &ei6Stamter nidt
einlhreiten 2 fraste In ben @ii~enb1tnf6s
mtg, UNI benielbsn uuf anbsrs Sspantsn 3u
brinsen.
Gr lit mad.los. Sl6nsns finnts er
&epuGalien ersreifsn uno - Wurit piesr
Wurf-oie Giufuhr hes Gaptars unp Der
3cbelpelss psrbieten. BlS abes Bate Id
bapon ? sd blisbs a%ussepieien.
limb mas sebsn'en Gp. Glisnbabumaie'
ltdt lu tbun ? mari ih Elm.
Sd mub Elm Bsrf,eus ber &ahe Nub:
lambs blsiben, iaste sr. Rublanp BAIT
Oeuiitlanc, neil BIS nard utbt iOirrt scs
Gen bic 1irtei maridiren lief. &uRlanos
Plan mar alsbulc fertis. Man iiberidlt
mta In meinem @sfdnanib unb i&leuoert
mild in ben Sdoob msineS @~atsrlanpes,
no mir nidtS ibris blsibt, ais utsrmulS
mid nit sroben Speiulatiunsi ~ bsfaTien.
Sd peritehe ! rief ih aus, ba i4 feline
Splbs peritanp.
90 hefft &ublant, bah iA Ocutih:
lamb ubsrmalS In srOBartise llntanshmuns
gen itir,e, abertnulS untcr ben Shlitten
tomule unb abermalS Isht ptsle Wenihen
%rutnire, inbem tb lie srcbs SummIn rers
lWrsu lafs.
Shrsdlihes Bolt, bieie RuHsn ! murs
mslts id in StrpuSbersS Bart.
StrcuSbers eroiff neinsn Sui, moran
i6 iat, bab id auibrshsn iclts. SD
bridte ibm bic 5anb, beoauerte nos en-
nal, bab tbn Der G,ar nih' ipsnisitsns CUR
Setmreiie In bsisrsr Sabrsssett bssnaoist
babe, uno perlsb ben %llnslidliasn. Dor
Ger lbir ftano i6on bic Gqulpass, In
tpel&er Ct gum Satntof esi6leift perbsn.
iollts. {SerL. Wtspen.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20

50 trat bas 'sbej@eibene SausHnSS
pIoSlid binaus uub matte feine wei'e
nm BITE @elt. limb nidt mir beutIt;
benn mon feunt i~uenisitsns bis iebt enc.
lii&e, bOlIdnbii9,, odnii&.. i@uesiids,
rniiite, fransoii9e, ipaniite unS Dor.
tiaie!ii@e ueberfesuusen (fsstere fir
Rr0f3fieuls tsplF u rr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
Wottptrte abtpetSuna.

@ebetmrath /: Was ppIen Sic, mstns
Ser,en 2
S'ttltsuer /: 8ir fummen, sic um cine
alterltlbuns 3u bitten, Ssrr @eGeimratb.
9sheimratt : Sd se6e nl9is.
Stttiteller: aber, Serr @eteimraib, e8
limb Gin paar unslifIibs Sbsebrauuts ;
Sic f6nnen perIiaert iein =
Seteimrath : Nenn Its perIiAsrt Sfub,
esb' ih erit reht nthts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
It. 6eimtatten.

Ste btteu,. btlli9heu unb nj d n n aaru,.
lanorreten, ipeIte itbt a. ~psrtauten iino, fnb Sc Der
SuouIgitp a. 81. gauI giienbahn i'm j6ps
ltdtn Rtnnsfsta nno int djeu Roma. sic
petoen 81 BEN 9intit9iien Beoinguneen %perfanft. Ter
5insfnB oes Aaltaeloes III nteoris uub auf qbunId
Eiro large 9abinnssfrit aetudbrt. aauier srbaitVn
tts,s S,lsneahniahrt. % tstet nur chm Gent. auf
slh.t Sotiarte ipeaen Der Gin5elnbeiten ausuiraaen'
ssIr le!nen Wdiier nno Bohnort oeutlid, aeIbd Der
sinldlidt, srhalt NIT Der ndditen Bot II m . 4 Bon
na1et1s Yetitheilnneen lber bieIes anSae,eifnete nm
SEQ. 9abIor pber
~ U. y. 9ahior, 2arba gommtHdr.
ieHlJf 184 Dearborn Sir. 9bicaao, aQf,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-20
Gbifasoer An,eisem.
Gin SeutIdter Qlrsf.

pelder Der repubIitaniifen 9artei anaeb5rt NIB aer
Hstet ~. I'D IL e;nem empurbllbeno n Sfabtdben he,
9ersulanei. mo er freunelIde S~uiuahme nuo Ginpieb.
5nh9sn nneen iuhree. piro etiudIt ieine NoreTe inter
w. Vs. ". in Der Office Der ~. dreien 9rede" ABA.
u'Vsn- 4reiI@i 10, fut&P
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02
THREE AND ONE.
By ELLA WHEELER.


They stray through the sunlit, summery weather,
Two maids and youth meath skies Of blue,
And each of the three, as they walk together,
Is secretly wishing there were but two.
Yet the maidens love each other dearly,
And both love the youth, If he only knew;
But he loves one as a sweet friend merely,
And the other he loves as lovers do.
She who has won his hearts best passion
Gives back fancy, passing whim;
She loves him only coquette fashion,
While the other maid-she would die for him.
And while they wander across the meadows,
Their three hearts brimmiDg with loves sweei
Fate Is sitting within the shadows
Weaving for them tangled skein.
And she shall weave TIL she autumn weather
When th' threads shall unrayel and all CONT
But we'll she loves to knot them together
And tangle the ends for time, doth Fatel
She at whose feet is cast that treasure,
mans heart strong with loves full tide,
Shall use it awhile ass thing Of pleasure;
Bruiss 1t, and break itssand cast It aside.
And she who Is loved as sweet friend only
Shall find 1t bleeding upon the ground,
And being herself so sad and lonely,
Shall strive through pity to heal the wound.
She shall take 1t with all its wounds and scars,
And hide it away in her breast, believing
'Tis the richest treasure under the stars
But the three walk on DER the sunlit meadows,
And dream all life Is summer land;
And they pass by one who sits in the shadows,
And see not the webs in her bony hand.
And so we all while the days are fitting
Plan out future Of joys and pains,
And see not Fate in the shadows sitting,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-03-02

FEBRUARY 19.-House-Afte the transac-
ton of some unimportant miscellaneous
business, Mr.. Fehrenbatch, on leave, intro
duced a bill to authorize the city of Cleve-
land to issue bonds to the amount of 81 ,500,-
900, to complete the viaduct in said city.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon at half
past two o'clock.
FEBRUARY 21.-Sendte-Bills were intro
duced: to require Judges of the Supreme
Court to hold District Courts; and to
authorize Township Trustees and Councils
of incorporated villages to levy taxes
to buy lands and lay out cem-
eteries, fence, improve and embellish the
same, and appropriate certain portion of
the same to paupers and INDECENT persons
without compensation. Messages were
received from the Governor nom.
mating Hon. NJ. B. Hagans, of Cincinnati, to
| be TRUSTEE of the Commercial Hospital
of that city; Geo. f. Howe, Of Fairfield, to
be acting Commissioner of the Reform
School, and John NJ. Pugh, of Frank
lin, and B. w. Childlaw, of Hamilton, to
be Advisory Commissioners of the same in
stitution. A message was also received
| from the Governor transmitting documents
relating to the erection of a monument ts