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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
Greonback Meeting.


In pursuance to a call signed b. several hun
bred citizens Of the County, meeting was
held at the Court-Elousc on Monday, the 18th
inst Col. r. W. BAYLOR was cal ed to the
Chair, and JONI II. slider appointed Sec
rotary. On motion the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen to report resolutions, viz
John A. Thomson. Chas Davies. Thos. NJ.
I>hcil, John H. S'ri1er, VIM g. Daniels Col.
WIN. \. Morgan, Hon Vim. Fl. Travers, Col.
John w. Grantham, Hon. James VI. Mason,
Wm. H. T. Lewis
\ majority Of the Committee reported as
follows, through the Chairman:
The Committee respectfully report the fol-
lowing resolutions a. expressing their views.
Of the financial ay-tem, A. it is, and as it should
be They believe that reason and history
unite in coudemuinG the present system. and
sustaining the one embodied in the resolutions.
They are sustained by the Authority Of JET
fcrson. CllhoGn and Jackson
The resolutions, after being read, were sus-
tanned by some pertinent remarks by Messrs
S'riler and Thomson, aud then adopted seri-
alum
WHEREAS. II is manifest that the produc-
tive industries Of our country are uniusty
taxed for the benefit Of favored class. there
fore,
Resolced, Tha, we leem it Imperative upon
every hiry-minded citizen 10 all in putting 10
legislative bodies men who will exert them
selves to cqnalile the burdens Of the people.
lst. BY establishing a circulating medium Of
exchange Of equal value, be it gold, silver or
paper.
2ud. That we demand that all property of
whatever character or kind shall be equally
taxed for the support Of government both
State and National.
3rd. That to avert the aristocratic influence
money capital there should be a uniflrm in-
terCst law passed by the States and general
government restricting interest on money to
the asce'tlined productive capacity Of labor
and land
4'h. That justice demands the payment Of
the public debt as it natures and that 10
more interest be ring bonds be issued
9Th. That we regard the Resumption Act
passed by Congress in 1875 as unwise, and
recommend its repeal.
AMERICAN SYSTEM or MoNEY."
Resolution Gh That "to coin money and
regulate the value thereof" is sovereign
power. That it belongs TO the people; should
be exercised through Congress for the benefit
Of the people, aud cannot be C0ustitutionally
delegated 10 corporations or other hands
Resolution 7b. That Congress has the full
power to coin money, regulate the value
thereof, and make any thing besides gold and
silver legal tender payment Of debts, public
as well as private, or in conjunction with and
SUPP lcmeutal Of the deficiency of coin.
Resolution Sls. That cola aud legal tender
money should be put upon par. and be
equally received by tie government in pay
meut Of all debts, aud that there should be
bureau under the government to manage it.
Resolred. That the papers of the County
aud district be requested to publish the pro-
ccedins Of this meeting.
r. ". BAYLOR, Chairman.
john Il. SrsIDEE, Secy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
The Rights Of Labor and Capital.

The Rights of Labor and Capital.
The letter Of our friend McGill which ap-
pears this week. while setting forth some good
and sensible opinions, we apprehend was pen
ned under the mistaken IDEA that "Laborer,
for whom tbe culsels areso skIitully handled,
is an Irishman-a le.low-countyman Of Mr.
McG.-and a workiusman, whereas, % the
best Of our knowledge and belief, be is neither
bat simply a strongly preiulicei looker-on
anI stirrer-up Of strife aud discori, using the
columns Of jhc Shepherlstown Register as o.
theirs Of Ike disposition have doue b-toEe him.
as ueiirm Of attack on tho FEgE Pass
whose words and opinions bc has Intentionally
miscons.rucl. And the fact that our friend
whose Kindness Of heart, and sympathy with
the oppressed aal suffering we DO not for an
instant doubt. has been mislel by the sigma
ture ef Ll55rer into expeudins his geacr-
Gus efforts on ,he uuJeseryios, induces Us O.
reply d.spassioaatey % his communication
which is couchel ia The language Of q gca,,e-
man
There is no ,hrea; or intimidation 10 our re-
quest that " Ltb1rer should append bis true
name 70 bis c5mmunicatjons-it is simply %
banter prompted mainly by curiosity partly
by the iujus,iceo, the fact, that be, who aims
his weapons a, Us, having MS aaI or priuci-
Piles spread before him as an open book, should
sink away under the cloak Of nom ds plume.
lurking unseen as if ashamed Of his opinions.
Al this, however, IS far from appropriate 70
Mr. McCuI who writes over bis own ssuatw,
and never seems or pre,onls to be other thar
be is
As for orr IDEAS on this much debated labor
and capital question, being oursslfu d" hborrr'
truly, earning our bread by the swea, Of oar
brow, anl often eating it in some uncertainty
as 70 where the mex, supply shall come FROM
oar interests are naturally identified with theirs
Bu, n9t--HeAyea Grbij'-,5 be arrayel o.
gains, the laws Of the land and the authorities
which, BY the voice Of ,he people, have been
appointed to uphold those laws We are cons
maadeI in Holy Wi, TO obey the powers
that be, aud If the laws are uuw;se or unjust
there Is an appeal from them aud redress f5r
sufferers, but not ty violence
Since the days Of Abraham it has been or
dAiued that men Of industry, brain-Power and
perseverance may acquire wealth aud rise a.
b9ye their fellows. and the man himself Is, 10
almost al cases, the carver Of bis own fortune
We believe 20 laws framed Tor The protection
ofa'!-;ho rights Of the employer AID Tie en-
pllyel should De equally respected N0GJubD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
EStrny CnttIc.

rsNHREE Head Of Cattle came to the premises Of
the undersigned. near keyes' Ferry, about
the latter part Of June, 1877. The owner d re-
que.ted to prove property ana pay ebarge.;.
sent ). ls77-3t. FRANK II. GARDNER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
PROFESSOR WILSON says of this GuanO:

The 9.Ol per cent. Of anhydrous sulphuric
acid nearly onc-hfth OF the whole mixture in its
dilute form AS found to be most effective for az
ricutural purposes, is controlling evidence of
the solubity and the activity of the GuanO. The
percentage Of this important constituent must, in
great measure, determine the value Of all terti-
lizers when as in your ii is only used TO de-
compose the phosphate Of lime, and not added as
salt cake.
81 agree with Prof. Husford, that beyond the
ANALYSIS of fertilizer. the best evidence OF ITS
value is the continued use Of it in sections, and by
the same farmers through number OF years
This should be gratifying 10 you to know that
from year to year you have succeeded by close
scrutiny of your works, and judcious selection OF
material, after a long experience to have been
able To attain this eminencc.
This fertilizer has all the value YOU claim tor
it, 1t is perfect in every respect, and you have
k pit the standard to what it has been in former
years.
The superior merits of this Guano is attested BY
scores of those who have used it and are well
satisfied it rcpays all who use it.
For Sale by
DUKE 4 GALLAHER,
Charcstown,
Agents for Jefferson County, West Va.
August IL, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22

The Wioughby Drill has been greatly improv-
ed Tor this year. Farmers in want OF firstclass
Drill should see il before buying any Of the other
drills offered BY Agents. IL has extra wide
Wheels, an improvement over the narrow wheels
heretofore used.
1t has gum feeders working in such a manner
that it will not choke break the grains, nor feed
in an irregular manner.
IL has gum springs that allow il 20 SOW over all
Instructions, without stoppage or breaking, put
ting in the grains close mp 10 the obstruction
Itsows readily. Wheat. Rye, Oats, Grass Seed,
and all kinds of Fertilizers.
II can be thrown in aud out Of gear without
stopping the team.
Ii can be regulated in an instant to sow great
err or less quantity, even whilst the Drill Is in mo-
tion.
II COWS up bill, down hill or side hill with the
same regularity and precision.
II has a surveyor, which shows exactly the A.
mount sown. when the Drill has the hose hoist
ed, the surveyor does not turn.
The Drill has been greatly improved in the past
wear. and the many hundred farmers who have
bought and used the Drill say il Is PERFECT
Among the different styles made 60 suit all
counties, the Manufacturersare building this wear
in addition to their regular Drill, one with ShGffs
like cart so that three horses may BE- worked
abreast, thus shifting farmers having sandy and
yielding SOIL or very billy ground. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22

p-,.fr,-, .rr,,.. - ~. .,.-.,....
Of his c,li,.. AMI Gay MAJ. u,,,,,,. =.
t,yir, r-r,-,.r.,,..rr. .,,l,.;,..., 1900.
t,.os +, f,a Smith S,r,r,-, t.s-..,,..,......
sir,el ri-, S..-.,,,, r,.,.,. n, -
r.. $500.
people
We are all Americans. once moro -s,,o7-
beria- the things uu7r which NE can a.r.s
ana disposed @. forget tlg thing, up1n vf..r
The late Presidential conte,, ea-enderel
MUG. mug. ., g'' y.'..' Winch e'3.aoss and ..s-
,e... ~. ,,..- , w 49,. '. '-..1e.' ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
Oysters, Wines, ale. sc.

rE'HE Oyster Season has commenced and the
4 undersigned is prepared 70 supply The Best
that the City markets afford, BY the Plate, or in
quantities to suit purchasers for family orother
Also choice stock of Wines, Philadelphia
Ale on Draught. and other liquors A superior
stock of genuine Champagne at Cost.
FAlE1TE b. SOUDERS,
Basement Of Jefferson Building.
Sept Is. ISL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
FOR SALE,

\ s at BID AND '' Fiis OFFICE 81 Giy9
sept :, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
IBLACIxsNITTHING.

TVNHE firm Of Philips Kline having been dis
solved. the undersigned hereby gives notice
that he will continue the BLACKSMlTHING
BUSINESS at the old stand, near TIE Berryville
turnpike Toll-gate. Work executed in good style,
and at living rates. continuance Of past 'ayors
solicited. JOHN II. KLINE.
September %, ls77-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
BR OOO SOws.

7 HAVE four fine BROOD SOYS, which will
l sell for Co,h, or trade for Corn to be delivered
this Fall. Apply at Free Pres Office.
Sept. Is, 1871. JAS. Y. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
DITCIIING, sc.

MARINERS and others having Ditching and
r kindred work to be done, will have 1t prompt
" aud carefully done, at reasonable charges, By
the undersigned.
Sept /, 1871 }. WESLEY 10" FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22

j A. resumed her Lessons IN Music, ana VIII
l be thankful for continued patronage.
Harpers Ferry, Sept %, 1877.
T AUNDRY SOAPS-Babbi,,s Best. Higgins
1 4 German, Dobbins' Electric, and Lips Aro-
matte, for sale by W. EBY.
Roasted COTees.
ENTERPRISE, Atlas, and o. h. Rio and
II Laguyra, for sale by W. EBY.
rENABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. good As
sortmeni, for sale by ". EBY.
GIFTED Corn Meal. McCuTdy / Co.'S and Fea-
- gan's Family Flour, for sale by
Sept p, 1877. W. EBY,
DRESERyING SUGAR, all grades, at lowest
j prices, for sale by W. EBY
JELLY GLASSES, Tumblers and Goblets-
81 cheap, for sale by W. EBY.
SyrupS,
GUPERIOR Quality at low prices, for sale by
- W. EBY.
QuecnSWaTc-
7 ARGEST Stock at lowest prices; and cheap
/ est STONEWARE, at Old Family Grocery
Of W. EBY.
INNEST China Tea Sets, and Chamber Sets,
! flow prices, for sale by W. EBY.
Sugar-Cured CanvaSsed Hams.
4 LwAYS on hand at lowest price, f for ,a a E by
BAKERS CHOCOLATE for sale BY
ID W. EBY.
CLASs BUCKETS for sale by
VI Sept. %, 1877. W. EBY.
THE BEST CHEWING TOBACCO and Sc
1 CARS, for sale By ". EBY.
DR00MS, Buckets; Tubs and Churns, for sale
ID by w. EBY.
IRESH Crackers constantly on hand, by
I Sept. %, 1871 ". EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY
MOEgaDtOWn. 10

TENHIS Institution Of Learning, under the Presi-
dcncy Of Rev. J. Il. Thompson, a. NJ. II eu.
tcring upon q new era oi prosperity. During The
Spring Term just closed, the Attendance Of stu-
dents was increased over 6 per cent. IL has
large and scholarly Faculty beautiful, health
ful add moral location ample Scientific aod Phi
losophical Apparatus; Library constantly grow
ing: a curriculum Of the most thorough chafac-
ter standard OF scholarship surpassed by 40
American institution Of learning.
TINS EXP NsEs IRE LASS than at any other plnca
known to afford equal advantages. The Fall term
begins Sept 5th the Winter term January "a,
and Spring term March 9th. For full informa-
ton, Catalogue, &c., address the President.
GEO. G. SIURUlSS,
July n, 1877. secretary Of Regent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22
Lessons In Music.
Mrs. Fannie -. Chamber.

ETAS resumed her Lessons in Music, and will
! | be thankful for continued patronage.
HArner's Ferry. Senl ~ ls1I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-09-22

CINCLAIR'S Propcllors- hay, strnw and fod-
) der Cutters, ranging in price from sl7 T. s55,
for sale BY DUNE GALLAHkK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-14

corresponding In nine. forl know. rather
than felt that Simultaneous SILVER passed
over US both. YES" he muttered. as he
looked modify down upon the fire again,
sit is better so! Not another word was
spoken. The fire leaped up and seized
upon the picture. The, canvass curled
and blistered in the heat, throwing the ig-
ure of the would-be-suicide into an agony
of writing and commissions; then the
body vanished. and only the face was left.
For second the flames seemed to pause
before attacking ii, as if to give us last
chance to look upon its agonizing and
fiendish contortons then there came a
flare, followed by darkness, and a little
bit of SCOT went whirling up the chimney.
From Appleton's Journal for jane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-07-14

Flower Seeds, Plant Frames, Plant
Trellises. Flower Stands at Cost, at Par
tridge's Drug Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08

Sie Dor penn gSnihinatoncr
Sd,lthsgcridt itw:benbcu &erpIuo
lun9en limo irBt an einem Yunfte an
gtlangt, no .s fnt ols Sdicrsgeriht,
um flares Sabrwa6cr Dor iih su isben,
nbiolut notbil ut, iit 6arubsr idIuiiil
III MAIDEN. wie melt ieine @ompeten,
rridt. gSdhreuo BON HubIep 8. Siel6
unp Su6er in ibren Nebtn Dem Snieos
gerid)t oas &sdt, bas MIbleresbniB
in Sen sin;sInen 0iitrittsn DER beitriite
nen Stdaten gu prufea, su9eiproden,
uno nieie Nni6t ourd Nraumente mn
teritIkt wuroc, tsifanoen Die Sertrster
Der republitauiiden Yartei, Soften unb
Mc@rotp, baronf. ouB Dem Sdistsge-
rlht cine iolde Befusnib nidt ;uit,be,
unb es Wiro fd aber aunadit bnrum
9anreIu, Sieie bodit widtise 8orfraas
,u erlebisen. welde 10 gu ia9sn hen ei-
9entli4en Sern oes YrdToentldafts.
ftreites biIbet. 8eidIiebt bas S6iebs.
seridt, SaB es fein 8edt bat. bintel
Die WabIberi&te Der einseInen Staater
suruf;usehen, 10 merseu Die 8erbanb.
Iunsen fid raid abpi6eln lofen; &C.
lonst ba6elbe iebod au einem sssen
tbeilisen 8eidluEe, 10 tpirb unier
SeSulS uObl nod siemIi@ Ianse ou
Die Brobe eefeat werSeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08
Wasfen= Am3iise bet
q. u. e. = E. Mertens.

- 9us @iienbabuuraluf BON Nib
tobula miro nod lmmerfOrt untcriudlt,
Die llnteriut,ung aher brinat immer
Soaeres gum Soridein. Stbt ut aud'
Ssdbnifer StCne untsr $40 befrdgt NOR
ben, uno oeien Nusiaae siebt Oollens
ben Shleicr BON DER @sihid,te pes
8au;s / -ner 8rife. Gr fdgt ndmlidl
ole YIdne icjen gut geueien, Die Stre:
reb6npcr, BON oenen Somlinion 9cipro'
ben, b1tten nid]t piel III bebeuten ge.
habit. aber Der ann,e SebIer babe Sorin
9cIelcn. Dap ein adn' iunaer Scdnifcr,
Moaers nit 9tlmen. DER nod ME ciner
BrilfsnbIu aeleitet. nit Dem NufltrIlen
Der 8riife bel 9Hbtabull benuftrogi
acueisn lei. 81 audi aus Sparlam
teitSridThteu. odriiher idweiat ne1
perm Stone 00Hidfsit. Nie offent
lihe Meinuna inoefeu ueiB idou, nae
lie BACON ,u Seutcn bat. Ser Qerrgott
hats ia aetb IN, tuie Die arme unld1ul
oiqe Giienhohn Company al ibrer
8.dtfertiauua aeidgt bat, unO ne bat
Geht, 6cnn ibr 3erraot. baS lit ber
Moloh Wtammon, Den ne oerehren unt
anbcten mic einft Die Suhen ba5 GoIrenl
Snlb; uno ibre Ielilinu lit Die Gelo'
eier, ibre 4oral Die Sni6trei. Die beir,
10 wcit aebtn, einen 10 wiftisen Sau
wie Die Giienbahnbrufe ibcr zen aib
tobuInsSIuB, einem unerfabrenen Oh
ianaer Ill ubertr.aen. Der Die Grbei
permutAIih fur elm Billiess taat. 81
aber sas nidt pieoer elm Sspeis, bdi
ole @iienbabn'GOmpa9nien controqir
neroeH iouten I'M 8dmeu Ces SOItes
DAB iie perbinbert tueroeu ioaten. mi
benz ofsntIiden BObIe gu Oerfabrer
wie ibuen beIiebt?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08
Npae1f6nt.

llrferer 6taatsseiessebuna liest elm
neu.a Seieb iber Die Seidhbuns Der
S6ael Dor, un6 pie man erfabrt bot
bahslbe sutssausfdt. ansenOmmen ,u
wereen. obsleid es fd BEL Der Gebate
,eiste, bab es unter Zen Garmern nod
9eute aisbt, Die a1e S0seI fur aemein:
Iaaoli6 balten, msiI iie vbas SetEeies
une oas Sbit auffrehen."
Sc iit fait unbearsiFid. pie i&iuer eS
balt, berartise 2eute gu beIebren. Sie
icben pieIIei@t. bnb Elm Speht in einfn
Maistolben bineinbadt, uno ,.un alau.
ben fie, DaB er Maistorner friet
Wenn ie Damn noh fnren, baB III
WaisfelOern Die beienoers bon Speh:
ten beimgeiud,t wurren. Die Sulben fidl
ansefrehen seisen, 70 iino iie feit nber
,eu9t. DAB es Der Spedt eetban; ss lit
ia belpisien. Oab Der Spedt MIR Die
@iirmtr aufiudte, ioclde bic gfais-
tslben anscfrefen baben, siaubt fold
elm ,prattiidsr" Sarmer ni&t, uns ibn
oabin su belussen. oaB er einem bon
ihm i'm 5elOe seidoileMen Spedte ben
@taaen 0ffns, um fid) ielbft iu nbsr'
,eueen. baB er g8iirner .ntholt. lit fat
INNER ueracbli6e Mahe Gum Glud
iheiut ieNoh in Der 9tsislatur 0ieie
Sorte BON stihtsiuifsrn uub 9fidtS-
lernera in DER Minbcrbejt ;u irln. unN
oas 8oaslidubscirb bat ale Nuslid:
anaenommen au perben.
Ssbod mcrnen ale oernrtiae Seiebe
prattiid bon a.rineem ytuBen iein. ir
Ianee Dem ilnfuae nidt eeiteuert miro,
oaB SroB uno Slein iabrGus iabrsln
init @elpebren in @alO II. SeIo berum
itreiht uns toeti1ieBt. Dns ibm in ben
@ea fommt. Son ben Seitimmur9su
nes Saetgcisbes babcn bios Nieieniser
prattiibe Seoeutun3, ruelde Den &rans-
port unN Yertauf oes y8itoss wdbrenc
Der Sdon;eit UerbIeten. Saourd er
bdlt baS g8ilo pabreuo bisfer 3eif
3ube Dor oen seperbsmdbi9en Sdaern
Die vSonntassidser". 0robr uno fIeine
ieben oaS Morbaeiddit bas gauge Sab,
iiber unseideut unb unseitraft fort. Gs
iinb nber oieie, pelde ben fleineu So.
geln am sefdbrliditen fnb. ba iie auf
Niles tnalIen, mas ibnen in ben 3ea
tOmmt, ynm bod ettuas nit nad 9auit
gu brinsen". go lunse uniere aeiebae.
benben @oIons freiIih Der ll.ber;eu'
suna fno, 6ob elm 8srbot bes Serum
Iaufens in 6eIo unO 8uid nit Selueb'
unb Suno elm Gineriff in bas. .burd oil
Serfaiiuns sewdbrIeiftete Nedt. @afer
gu trasen, iei, it oil zine &bidafunl
oieies uebels aueroinas nidt ;u oenten
Den llrbebern Der 8srfafuns lag &c
nib bel Nufuabme ieneS eabss in bi
9runbredte uidts ferner. als Die Se
mdbrleiftuns 6es y8edtss" Der Conn
tassidser, iid IdderIid su MAIDEN UNI
6as 9eben ibrer Nfitmeniden, Die iit
in Sottes freier Natur srse5en, in Se
fabr gu brinsen. limb mir baben oi
0offnuna nod ntdt uufseseben, 90
sie 3sit tommeu tuirb. ba biefe ueber
,eusuns aud in oen Sopfen unierer o.
iekaeber ouioammern miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08
Die TorIdll6oe 6eS Sr6Gi

- Die Sori9ldge oes Yr6ibenten
8rant in geiu3 auf Gle 6inansfrage 70
wie Der niebriae Stanb bes @oIbaeio's,
baben Die Sruee Der 8udtebr CUR 9nrt
seIS3abIuns, iueIde cine 3eit lang burd
Den Sang Der politiiden Greisniiie in
Den 9iutersrunb ssbrdnst worben mar,
wiersr ansers9t, uno man slnubf, eob
f4 Der &OnSreb nod GrIe6igun9 oes
Observation-Disclosures auf's 9ieue nit
bieier Srase bei6aftisen unb sunadft
ben bon Serrn Ghittenben aus Nem
0ort eingebradten Seiebtuurf in Grua-
suns si.ben miro. Serr Gbittenoen
Ieat benz Ylane CUR 8ieberaufnabme Der
3arteelb;ubIung eine Sunoerung Der
9reenbads su 9runOe. Gr bsantrast,
6aB Der Sta atsamtsietretdr ole ibm gu
prafentirenoen 9reenbads in nierpro-
centiaen SoIo-8ouos nit 40iabriser
SerfnQs;eit funbiren loQ. Mls Sun:
oirunssiumme luirS natiirlid Der SO
minalbetra9 ongenOmmen, unb ioQen
s @spitul unb 3inien in @oIo aubIbur
iein. 81. pom l. Sanuar 1877 su b..
tirenNen Bombs Udren im Yunoesibne-
ANTE, bel ellen 8anfen u. /. ~. ole
OepcItion u. / 10. fir Toq onsunebt
MEN. Der @bittsnesn' ite Ylon idsint
nusfubrbar uno purbe unr nbse 3rci'
/ iel Ger Mle3erlufuabme nm eintn be
oeutcuOen Shrltt ndber brinQtn. @s
Iie9t auf Der 0anN, hab bel einen
Greeblf5 @urie BON 94I uuo Dem Il,
aeuludrtigeu CurlpbenS. 3insfube ar
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Die Sdblun9 Der @leftDral:
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Nm Iskten Sonnerstastaa besann
Die 36bIung Der Staats'GlettoraIitims
men fir ole YraiiOentIdait Dor ben su
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ueriammeIteu @onartB. Sn aIpbabe-
tIider 9teibenfolae purben BON YrdT'
oenten be5 Senates ole @crtiftate bon
alabama, Nrtanias, Galiforni,n, S.
loraoo. Connecticut uno 0elewdre er,
0ffuet unO Die Stlmmen fur Die rcipef-
ttpen 6 anotbaten essdbIt, ohre baB Do
aeaen uOn irscno elmer Seite Giniprud
oagelen erboben muroe.
2IlS Der Staat SIoriba an Die Geibs
fam, iuurotn brei oeridiebcue WabI
@ertifcdte bonn nnts-YIaHbentcn
er0ffnet, luorauf iofOrt Oon NfitaIte
bern pes Senat5 uuo bes Gepr1ientan
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SoriiBenoe Iieferts iofrrt Die gSnblbe-
ridte uno ole oamit einatilnbten Ya
pierre on od8 Sbieosgeridt ab, welhes
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Wie Saifielo unh bon zen Sihtern
Stron9 uGo WiQer uDes oufbieten
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