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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

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A NN0UNCES TO THE PUBLIC THAI
"A hsnay hereafter be found at his old
once, on North Main street, whore he win
% pleased to receive orders for assayina
unai the Eureka Consolidated furnaces again
reeume operations
<oreka. April 3. ls7. ap<H
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
GOING AHEAD.

Hereafter the DEMOCRAT will appear
every morning as an eight page paper
Mondays excepted, on which day
ewing to the usual dearth Of news on
Sundays, it will appear as four page
paper as heretofore.
We are thus impelled to enlarge the
DEMOCRAT by the demand for space OF
cur steadily increasing advertising pat
ronage, thus avoiding impinging on the
space we have hitherto allotted to our
editorial, Geographic and news col
umns.
Having perfected the very best ar
engagements for all the freshest news
from Washington and elsewhere, we
will henceforth issue an EVENING EDI-
T1oN in the early noon Of each day.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
THE LEVEE COMPANY AND ITS
CLAIMS.

Mr.. P. J. Kennedy, of Jefferson, gave
notice on Friday, In the House, that he
would introduce q bill to fund the deb
Of the State to the Louisiana Levee
Company. and also bill to repeal the
charter Of that company.
We think there should be little delay
an passing the latter bill. But we trust
the Legislature will thoroughly investi.
gate the affairs and operations OF this
company before acting af1lrmatively
upon the proposition to fund the debt
which, it is claimed is due by the
State.
There is no fact more conspicuous in
Louisiana affairs than that the Lou
asiana Levee Company has utterly failed
In carrying out any practical and useful
purpose for which it may have been
organized. It is true that the property
holders have paid the tax imposed, I'M
der the pleasing fiction that the Levee
Company was a real and practical insti
sutton, and that the money was to be
used for constructing and keeping the
leyees in repair. How the levees
have been built and kept in re-
pair it is needless for us to tell
i'm detail here. A large por ton of
eur richest and most valuable river
lands are without protection and liable
10 be again desolated by the spring
Moods. In some localities the planters
are making desperate efforts, with their
0wn resources, to protect their property
and interests, and we know of num-
Der who have paid their levee tax for
years, and who, during the whole time,
have kept up their own levecs. But we
hear Of little effort on the part Of the
COMPANY to fulfill its mission, and if it
can now get its claim az Ainst the State
funded, it will. we doubt not, cheerfully
submit to humiliation as corporation.
That the charter Of the company
should be promptly repealed, we be-
heye is the general opinion Of the pub
gie. but before the Legislature takes
any step looking to the funding of the
claim of that institution against the
State, it should see that the claim is
submitted to the fullest and most rigid
legal investigation, in order that the
people may learn whether or not the
company has complied with the obli-
cations of its charter and the condi-
lions Of its creation.
:. Let the Legislature repeal the char
ser Of this company and then see if some
more efficient means may not be
found to preserve and protect the larg
est and most valuable interest in the
State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Kellogg's expressions Of thought con-
corning the Wells million grab are
characteristic: d" Where was i to come
II" said that remarkably inefficient
and usurpating magistrate. "Was to
get nothing for the electors certifi-
Gates, or was it presumed that would
blindly obey the dictates OF the Return
ing Board?" OF course not, Mr.. Kellogg {;
everybody know that ever since you
have been acting Governor Of Louisi-
ana, you have always "oome in" for
your share, whenever the State or any
part Of it was to be sold. Wells only
thought that he could get ahead Of you,
that'a all
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

from such State are the pstes provided
for By the Constitution OF the United
States, and how many and ,c1,at persons
1Dere duty appointed electors IN such
State.
These directions are positive and ex-
plicit, and it Is manifest to the dullest
apprehension that the commission can
not faithfully perform the duties thus
imposed upon it without going beyond
the certificates of the governor and can
vassing boards. Where there are two
conflicting certificates, the one offsets
the other; there is no longer a prima
facie case the issue Of fact Is ipmedi-
ately raised and can only be correctly
decided by scrutiny Of the whole mat
ter In the light Of the Constitution of
the United States and the laws of each
State.
The first question to be decided by
the Commission Is, in what manner
did the Legislature of Florida or
Louisiana provide for the appointment
Of electors. It will find that 1t provided
for such appointment by q popular cleo
ton. The next question will be, what
was the result of that election and was
1t ascertained according to law. This
will bring under discussion the action
Of the Returning Board. the facts upon
which 1t was based and the nature Of
the powers it exercised. The third
question for their determination will be.
whether any persons appearing to have
been elected were disqualified from
acting as electors, and whether such
disqualification operated as @ failure to
appoint or created vacancy that could
be filled by the remaining electors.
It is perfectly clear that these ques-
lions can not possibly be determined
without going behind the certificates,
and we confidently dismiss from our
mind all apprehension that the Com
mission will contine itself to the mere
ministerial duty Of adding up the votes
certified to the President Of the Senate.
We remarked at the outset that the
vote was 30 close In Florida that it is
difficult to satisfy oneself as t, the
equity and merits of the contest in that
State. We will not, therefore, under.
take to forecast the decision Of the Com
mission in that case. because it Is posi-
BILE that they may allow the equities, IL
they should find them to be on the side
Of the Hayes electors, to override the
law. But the Presidential controversy
l. AI.
ida, except to this extent, that il it
should be given to Gov. Tilden, the con-
test will be at an end, while il it should
be given to Gov. Hayes his chances will
not be much improved. The vote Of
however, was so clearly cast
for Tilden that no honest tribunal can
withhold 1t from him, and we have not
the slightest fear that it will be counted
for the Pretender Hayes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

It was our painful duty yesterday to
follow to tho supreme resting place the
remains Of Mrs. Adrienne Helluin, wife
Of our estee med friend and CO. laborer
in journalism, L. l.. Lincoln, CONNER
cial reporter of the New Orleans Price
Current. Knowing how sincerely Mr..
Lincoln was attached to his departed
wife, and how richly her virtues de-
served the love OF her husband, it is not
as mere formality, but with heartfelt
sympathy that we join in sorrow will
him over his bereavement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

what he was elected for, and wants to
remain Sheriff even longer, supports
Packard, and Breda, the pretended Dis
trict Judge. There need be no trouble
or difficulty about the Natchitoches
status quo If the clerkship and sheriff
atty be only turned over to those who
were-it Is admitted on all sides, and
by all parties-elected at the late cleo
ton. That will satisfactorily settle the
Natchitoches difficulty lately laid be-
fore the President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

The Northern people complain that
we carry politics and business into our
social relations. It is to be hoped that
they will not complain Of the action
taken by the Western Texas Stock AS
ISOLATION at Cuero the other day. The
members Of the association have
been suffering for years from cat
tie thieves, until they can endure
it no longer, SO that when the conven-
ton met, every member pledged his
sacred honor to discountenance cattle
thieving, and the branding Of cattle
unlawfully, and promised to suspend
all business and social relations with
those who committed these ofenses.
II citizen Of Weste IN Texas, there
fore, makes q mistake in cattle or
brands the wrong ones, he IS social
outcast, Pariah from that time forth !;
no one will speak to him, no one even
take a friendly drink with him; he is
lost, friendless, outca't, and will have
to leave for some more favorable cline.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Apropos Of Vernon parish, which Is
now figuring conspicuously in the
North, and is apt to wreck Wells, Hayes
and the Radical party, the following
| facts may not be uninteresting. Ac-
cording to Littlefield's testimony, three
of the polls, Nos. /, and 7 were thrown
out by Wells in order to make the fig
ures agree; to justify this conduct affi-
davits were made against these polls,
swearing to intimidation and violence
Of colored voters.
There are but sixty-seven colored
voters in Vernon parish; of these. sixty
six .voted-one only declining to go to
the polls, because of sickness.
No less than three affidavits were pro-
duced against these three polls thrown
out by Wells. The first Of these, made
by an unknown person Of the very sus-
poll No. !, 152 negroes were refused the
right of voting; at poll 3, another aft
davit, made also by Il man unknown to
the people OF the parish swore that
eighty seven negroes were refused the
right to vote there; while at poll an
affidavit-maker, who did not even pre-
tend to have resided in Vernon but
claimed to be native and citizen Of
Texas. swore to having seen twenty
seven negro voters rejected; grand
total CT two hundred and sixty-six negro
voters refused the right to vote. Not
counting single one Of the negroes
who did vote-this is one hundred and
seventy-nine more than all the negroes
entitled to vote by Kellogg's registra-
ton, one hundred and eighty-four more
than We're entitled to vote by Kellogg's
census and considerably more than all
the negroes in the parish, men, women
and children.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

The newly elected Clerk OF Court and
Sheriff of the parish Of Natchitoches
(both Republicans>, are favorably dis
posed to the Nichols Government, and
will recognize the commission issued
by Governor Nichols, which declares
Judge David Pierson District Judge.
On the other hand. Barrow, the Radical
ex-Sheriff, who has already held on to
the Office Of Sheriff four months Eeyond
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
CTIOI ~ p DIVISIONS
5000 SACKS WHITE CORN.

5000 SACKS WHITE CORN.
CANDLES-3o00 boxes n. Schaeffer best Star
Candles, full weight and all sizes 4, 5, 6, 7
and SIS.
PORk-10Oo barrels Standard Mess and Extra
Prime.
BAC0N-100 casks and half casks, Louisville
Pack ing, Bacon, Sides and shoulders.
HAMS-200 tierces Of large and very small Of
best Louisville and Cincinnati brands, Cam
vased and Sugar-cured. and also Plain
Hams.
DRY sALTED MEATS-1oo,Oo0 pounds Sides
and Shoulders.
FLOUR-1Ooo barrels Choice and Low Grades.
WHIsKY-2oO barrels of best old Kentucky
hand rade sour mash Bourbon and Rye
Whistles, direct from Paris. Ky. and war
ranted pure and unaduterated such
brands as Bowen andJ A. Miller, Chicken
Cock.
On consignment and for sale by
MILLER, DoLHONDE & CO..
fea t25 Gs, 30 and Z = Tchoupitonlas st.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

ne we may judge from the interview
with President Grant, which we repro
Siuce to-day from the Chicago Times,
ahe hopes of the Republican party have
indeed flown away. The man who
. represents that party virtually ac-
knowledges that it is dead, and for a
new lease Of life must depend upon
sznnsr pn, metempsychosis,
4 p pss,aa,s.s s,,aa.s,sr and more proper
Il - lies an idea OF re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

Our subscribers will confer o favor
upon us by reporting at this office every
failure in the delivery to their address
of the DEMOCRAT, as we are particularly
DESTROYS of achieving absolute eXacti-
bude and punctuallity.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05

The Retur ming Board infamy has at
last come to a point, or 50 very near it,
that it is no joke. The rogues have
fallen ont, and Louisiana stands q
chance. All is we'll that ends Wells.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
AyaUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

VARIETIES THEATRE.-Mr. Charles Pope as
Samson
ACADEMY OF MusIc-Soldono Opera Company
--"arand Duchess"
ST.. CHARLES 1HEATRE-Fu1bish Fifth Avonuo
Eompany--"t louds."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-05
Monday Morning, February 3, 1877.

The afflce of the New Orleans DEMO-
CRAT has been Removed from IA Camp
street TO 100 Ssrayier street.
, 1877-10-05
Gnrpn difthes urthei1 nber bic
Nrbciter= Nartct in Mmertfa.

Die 9errffait beS @elebes 1T bic erfte
Sorberurlg, tit Die unentbebllife Bats elmer
SoltSs Ne9lerung, zines SolfS=S taateS. Ser
4nfruhr, melfer Gus ben gtienbabn . NuS.
ltanoen eripad,len mar, in oirefter Sppoit.
tlon Su ben @runblaeen Der Hepublit, be-
orobte lbre Griiteni. Jtatiirlit mn6te er i'm
Snterelie Nler n%leoer9eworfen merben. &eiu
Glenb, feline nod 10 seredten Soroerungeu
GtnSelner, Dlebrerer ooer Sleler, fam @es
paltthaten in elmer bemofratiiten 0tepubl,f
redtferti9en, mo bas @sieb 2uen ben gSes
ofnet, I'M lbre Selhiperoen frltblid) i'll er,
leol9en.
Ser @eift Der @eieelofafeit, ter al BET
Ihieoenen Yldten su 10 itlimmen Iusihrei.
tun9en fitbrte, 1T taft iibera1 peri6nunoen;
lelbit i'll ben He9ionen Der Wtollies lit es
rublaer wie ie, tros bes sroBen ausitanbes
Der &oblen9rdber IN 2u5erne @ountp, Yeu1,=
lplpanien. Wtan lam eS ais elnen bebeu=
tenbeu ullo erfreullhen Sortidrltt beSeibnen,
oaB Nlele, Die friiber nur Yrotsite batten.
ben ibnen pom @eieb ge0ffneten 8es Der
polltlidlen N9ltatlon betreten baben, Inn
our1 Slloung BON Nrbeiter=Yarteien ibre
anfidten nno Sntereien CUR @eltuna su
brtn9er. Oas tit Der ridtige unb Der eill,iae
9ses fir frele amerifanildde Wiiraer; iibssr
,bre Dirfliden, ooer permelntlldeu 0}edte
sp'bo ~ AtitttitkAIttt ItttIuJttpCVs
Sntereliant lift bas llrtbell iiber oiele So:s
gauge aus Der 6erne. yiatiirlib lit oas
Nernrobr, aus meldem europa beriiber
ltaut. bird ale m09lifen natlonalen nrp
arlltotratlihe1 Sorurtbeile 9etriibt, aber i'm
9anSen erfenlt man aud bort Die Selleruno,
bic i'm Setreten oeS politiiten Yartel. QHe9s
liegt, moourh ungeieelihe @lemente, melDe
llh 9e9elI ben Wllen rebliter intell9enttr
Nrbetter IN ben Sorbergrunb or1naten, bel
Sette 9elhoben uno in S%dranfen 9ebalten
Weroen. Sn europa iibericbdbt man MIR
olele neue Seme9nl9 ebenlo lebr, ,ple man
aud ote Gllenbabn. %orgdn9e, Die man oils
Den Anfan9 elntr l~oclalen Heuolutlou aniah
onrh oaS VfrgrOSerungs @laS betradtet
bate.
Die gonoon uSimeS" iast, ba6 mibper.
9nltgte Steaenluher, ipelde bel fet1er Der
alien Yarteien ai1tommen %fonnten, iih ais
Sibrer Der neuen Seme9un9 auf9emorten
hdtten, nobel lte hauptlad)lid auf Sblo hin.
pellt. gle fdhrt oann fort, tets aui Ohio
Seiu9 nebmenb (: vOie Observation-Disclosures 1T
leoealalls ein srober Sortihritt 9e9en bic
bloBe u1oronutt9, melbe ibr YlaB 9emaht
bat. gStr iino %erfreut, bapon gu h6ren, ltatt
BON Nufitdnoen lnb allNemteiner @l9entbumS.
.SerlOrnng, uno baB Elm Yeriud) 9enlad)t
mlro fir cine geleblife Selpeauug, mo DaB
Die 0euti6en uno SObmen unb anoere Wtif,
psrgnii9te, wclhe tlirSlid nod ben Serfebr
hemmten uno Glienbabn'Nase perbranuteu,
llh oamit begniisen iperoeu. frieolld an oen
Stlmmtdlteu aa eriheineu, Inn iiir oaS Sifet
81 ltlmmen, momlt tbre neuen 5iibrer ite
perieben weroen. 9ies lit fiber elne Nenoe.
runs gum Seiiern betreiiS erreibbarer j3iele
nno beSii9ltt oer Otethope, oanah ,u itreben.
Nus Iusltdnoen fam teiu Sortbell eripad.
leu ; lie eriol9relder lie all Musoebnuns fIno, |
oelto nattbetll9er weroeu ie iiir Die llrbeber."
, 1877-10-05
&ermithtea.

@ib'S meiter. NnS &arabunar, 3.
Nngult, i6retbt Der Serld)terltatter Der
uSrant. &c.,: gine eiseutbimlide grecll-
ton bat Dor elnisen @ofen itattaefuuoen.
Gin Sataiuon &eOlfS bat iid) ELL Seraeben,
eS mar l1ltt mO9ltf 81 eriabren ;uelheS,
III Shuloeu fommen lalielt. OaS Battalion
miro III Getb' unb @lleo auI9elteat. Ser
oanlalS III &arabnnar commandments Suleis
man Yaiha 9lns Die Geibe eutlans, jeoenl
SfiSler cine SDrfeige ipenoeno. Saraui
e%ntiernte er ltt. 9le Sfiisiere bolten MN
Die llnteroffiSlere berauS uno applictrten
eillem ieoen einSelneu etni9e tiihtiqe Siebe
nit Der blarfen &linge nnb entfernteu iih
ebenfaus. Scum muroe bon ben lluteroffi,ie-
ren leoer Soloat elnSeln au ben Sooen aus,
9eltredt, on glrnlen unb Selnen 9ebalten uno
lbm 30 undtl9e 9lebe nit eilem tiidttgell
Yriigel auf9esdblt.
4lmlra y. Yanl, BON Stongbton, Wiali.,
mari iib Dor eule 4otomotlue, aus 2ebens.
ueberbruB, in Sol9e eiuer &rantbelt.
- Die GotblblloS baben Dem engltihen
COMMITTEE sur llnterltiisun9 Der biilisbe=
biir!tl9en Siirfen ble Sunlne BON $4,000 an=
9ewlelen.
= Im 10. Sept. fanb in @anb, Selaien, Elm
Soctaltlten= 9on9reB itatt, bel melhem Die
Shetlnebmer inter SorantraSen ether Srei=
beitSmiise uro rotber Sabnen proieiiirteu,
obue Don Der NollSsi beldltigt III iperoen.
W. u. 3loogerS, ELL betrii9erlider Sud)z
batter i'll Sacramento, Gal., 6eilen y3ruOer
Uiit9lieo beS en9llifen YarlameutS lit, be.
9ul9 Selbtmoro III elnem @afIerlai, i'm
Seller eineS 2lquorseidlaftes, oelien 6irnla CT
uw $1,000 beihwinoelte.
u. =. Sutbrio9e Don Der Wiiiuse in
IShiIoNPinhfn hnt mi pIpctrnzhe in m 9Npnp
10 biinne @oloblGttben ber9elteut, oaB erlt
$500, 900 Die 0ife etnes l3ouS baben.
Sn @llfesbarre freut man lih aubere
orbentlth iiber Die peruiinftige Seenolqnuq
peS langen Utiner=S trifeS in jener @eaenb.
- Der &aiier 0om Yebro Don Sraltlien
ipnroe am 20. september, nab eller 4bs
metenbeit bon nabeSu Is Wtol1ateu, in Hto De
Salelro Suriiderpartet.
- General Itc@lelau unb @opernor gte=
ipeu meroeu Der 9erbitauSltellun9 BON quit
ttuNoon @onntp, meihe am 81. september
III 6lemlnSton, ". S., erDfinet miro, bel.
= Sn Der Sonnta9Sldule in Siltor, &p.,
muB leoer Shlller, Der etnen Circus beinht,
8 VeutS Strafe beSablen, ieoer lebrer 25
@eutS uno ieoer superintendent SIS.
= Der Oeutlhe @brlllian Wuliaber Ifarb
aiH -. Sepl. ploeltn III Oupuqle, Sllo. VI
Glector leneS Staates CUR s3eit Der erlteu
Srmaplung @rantS nno mnroe Don inn sum
@elanbten III @cuapor ernallut.
- Dir. Seeber uuo @ooernor UiliamS
BON Snoiana weroeu auf Der DtIHi9auS taats-
Sair Heoeu balten.
DIR. 9apeS mar felt 8aibiu9ton Der
erlte Yrdiioent, Der @eorgia beiud)te.
Or. y. u. GIrpru wuroe am Oienltaa
Neceiper Der Chicago 6ioelitp SapunaS
Saut nit elmer Siirsihaft poa'$600, 900 CT.
llanut.
Die 3oubausbeamten III Soltou couiiS.
c!rten 10000 Dfanllla @tgarren, Welhe Don
Sapltaln Somler, einem Soitoner 0ootien,
pom Dem ensllihen Shlie ~6ortunaS" ans
tano 9elhmu99elt maren.
, 1877-10-05
Nabfoleer bes Scmator Soap.
6 +. Qnuis. 20. Gent. 1877.

W ~O' Stfts iOtts
Senator Sosp itarb bieien Mtor9sn oil ben
Solgen etner Uialarta=&ralfbett, Die ii1 III
etner uubeilbaren @eibwullt Der Sober ent.
midelt bate.
ST mar i'm Sabre 1918 in ct. @enepiepe
alS Der Sobn neutrality-suspicious. @ltern
9eboren. St itanb elmer Dteu9e iuonltrte(er
uno finansieuer unteruebmen Dor, Die ct i'm
@anien meosr nit belouoerem Slid nod
@eidif sefiibrt bate. @rit oils es NIT bielen
unternehmnn9en niht porrpdrts 9eben mollte,
mari er llt in Die poltttihe &aufbabn ; murpe
1864 BON lnoD Sobnlou gum @ommllidr Der
Snolaner-4 n9elegenhelteu ernannt ullo in
Sabre 1878 al Srant Slair'S Stelle fir ben
Iau9en Germtt IN ben SuuoeSienat eemGblt.
@egen lelue Wtiiiourter Sor9duser iiel er i'm
Senat beoeIteno ab, oern er mar ELL Dtanll
BON lebr gertugen Sdbiafelten uto nod aerlllz
9eren pollttpen &enntntien. Ald tparer es,
lpte III Uitilonrl Seberrlann wubte, Uiittel
uon mebr ais smelfelbafter Gbrll1teit, III
fSolge oeren er bon etner Der eleuoelten 2eoiS.
%laturen, ole jemals fir ein Solf @elebe erlal.
fen babeu, III ben Sunoesienat 0eiudblt
luurbe. Setne 6amille nub letne pcrlonliben
6reunoe m09en bel leinem 9iuiheiben letoeu {;
pte Stabt ct. 2oulS, Der S%toatUtlilourl uno
oaS Nano I'M @aiSell u~erlleren gthtS al Dem
bobIen, pon lrauSoilbeu @rtleu seplagtcn
Uianne.
9aS quite Diaterial, aus Dem mir bier tn
OF. NorlS eiuen SunpeS Senator mad,et
%toniten, Wtdnner mie Samuel 3. @louer,
(oOratto Sonss, SilaS Bent. wo,ll id audi
nod Sbomas 5, @autt sable, mirp ohue
s3wetIel iiber9augen Weroen ia eS isllte
mid Wunoer lehmen, weun gr0ltuS 9Sells,
Der ipenl8ltenS Elm prattllh tiibtiger Wiann
1T, an SogD'S Stele in Den Yunoesienat ae.
ibidt miro. gSdre nldt phelps, Die Dilmle,
@ouernor, 10 bate er Die belteu 4uslidten.
man es ais Irlom al, paB Dtliiouri
iortan mr. Die unfdblalten Nnllen our Stel.
lnn3 Don SunoeSIenatoren fir 9eeignet h6lt,
10 miro eS permutblth Sol. Irmltron9 leirt,
Der wdbreno Der ndblten bret Sabre bort
fetl balten miro, no Die Sol. Sell-
ton, Branf y. Slair @ mo @arl SAur, se.
9ldu5t baben Sin ct. lOuiier mug es Ser
TRADITION nad lem, uuo 10 babe i'd inter
alien Yolttltern ben Sopfiglten fiir baS Seuas
herausaeiudt. @r miro ia wobl oas
3robe zoos sleben.
9oh 9iebt es aud nod cine anoere Wi09=
@op. YbelpS, Die Uiunlle, reli]utrI,
ttentenalt- @opernor 9eurp Srotmeper plro
Sopernor, uno oleler ernennt oann Die Wtumlc
pbelps au Sogp'S gtadiolger. 0aS Yrinclp,
lad] meltem baS oenotraulde Wtiijonri ieine
SunoeSlenatoren madt, mllroe baourcb nidt
merbcn. 4lmlirong ODER Ybelps -
yer Gtne 1T ben Anoern wertb. rs. Z. 3D.
, 1877-10-05
ShulSia.

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dies Die algemeine Nuimertlamtelt lduaer
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benz Yublitum in Meter @ntiernlna etn lois
tes @noe ametTelbaft ~9eueien isin, Aae aber,
ipeld)e ben d3ulammenban9 Der Scwelsfihs
run9 Der Sd)nlo &ablens senau oerfolaten,
Dor auen 2tn9e1 aber Die, welte benz BRO.
aeB beluohnten, laben fcin anoeres 6einltat
oprauS. Der nahtbelllae perionlide Slit
orud, ben Wablen AMI Die @eidworeneu
mac9te; ole @laubmiirolsteit Der sesen i'm
anffretenoen Saupt- 5euAen uno aud Don
StepolStl, Dem eln3t9en Der Dem Diorce beis
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