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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

The President, after careful con-
sideration of the question, and Civ
ing audience to the rival governors
of South Carolina, has issued the
order for the removal of the troops
from the State House at Columbia,
but not from the State. BY this act
the Government leaves the people Of
South Carolina, through the legiti-
mate machinery Of the courts, or any
other peaceful method, to determine
for themselves, who shall be their
Governor. Hampton pied ges him
self in writing, to resort only to
peaceful and legal means to estab-
fish his claim to the office, and in the
event of his success, he declares in
the most emphatic manner, that he
can and will, protect the rights of
d. every citizen, white and black. 1t
this shall be done, the necessity for
the presence of the troops will have
been removed. The President is
satisfied that there will be no vio-
lcnce in South Carolina, and in pur-
suancc of his often avowed policy,
of leaving the States to regulate
their internal affairs in their own
way, subject to the constitution, he
has removed the only scmblancc of
federal control, the handful of troops
in the Columbia State House.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Civil service reform had a new
illustration up in Chickasaw county
last week. Some time last summer,
the postmaster at New Hampton was
removed from his place very sudden
ly and against the wishes of almost
all the patrons of the office. The re-
moval was made by Mr.. Pratt, and a
remonstrance against the change
was sent to him, and it Is said, was
never presented to the department.
With the change of administration,
another remonstrance was prepared,
sworn to and forwarded, and when
it came before the department, Mr..
McCullow, the removed official, was
re-appointed, the department holding
that he had been wrongfully remov
ed. The act of reinstatement meets
with general approval at New Hamp
ton, but we have no means Of know
ing what Mr.. Pratt thinks about the
change Waterloo Reporter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
Fixing the Responsibility.

n. Y. Herald Dispatch.
There is 4 recent story which
shows how awkwardly the patronage
system may be made to work for
Senators. Two Senators said to the
President: "rhat man YOU nominal
ted for such an Office in our State is
unfit for the place. He is drunk
ard and incapable" "That Is a seri-
Gus MATTER" said the President.
snake the charges in writing over
your own names, and | will with
draw the nomination." But the sto-
ry goes that they respectfully declin-
ed, and the nomination was not with
drawn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Se'enteen mules ha' been shippit
fra Kentucky to Glasgow, whaur
they will work in drays. Just i'm
agine a sober, stern-visaged Scott, a
descendant of the original Covenant
ers, getting all the prcdestination,
regeneration, sanctification, election,
total deprarity and grace lifted out
of him higher than kite the first
time he tries to make Kentucky
mule 60 where he doesn't want to,
There will be awfu', sinful, heaven
daring times hight upon Glasgow
when these uncanny mules begin to
leuch the little dingllch down the
lupe.-Burlington Ha,ckeye.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Hon. JAS. WILSON, the late men,
Der of Congress from the 5th Iowa
District, Is mentioned in connection
with the appointment of Commits
sioner of Agriculture. Being prac-
teal farmer, and withal man of en-
ergy and experience in public affairs,
his appointment would seem to be in
the direct line of the new civil SER
vice rules,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

In its notice Of the recent meeting
of the editors of the Eighth Congress
sional District at Council Bluffs, the
Clinton Herald remarks: at will
be the means of starting like assem-
blies in other Congressional dis
tricts." The Herald seems to be not
aware that the initiative in organic
ing by districts was taken by the ed
itorial fraternity of the Third Dis
trict as long ago as Feb. IS. Though
unaccompanied by the usual blow
out, banquet, oratorical pyrotechnics,
&c, we venture to affirm that no
press meeting ever held in Iowa was
more productive of good and sub
stantial benefit or promising Of valu-
able results to the craft than our I'M
heraldcd gathering at Postville.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

The Democratic journals that have
been shriek!ng over the Fostor-
Matthews letters, all at once find
themselves in as ridiculous position
as the woman who had pitched her
voice IN a high key while convers.
ing with a friend during the playing
of the ochestra, and was unable to
drop it to a whisper when the music
suddenly ceased.-DnbuQue Times.
Certain Republican journals of the
anti-administration order, also that
have been stopping over in denuncia-
ton of Messrs. Foster and Matthews,
are finding out that they have struck
it too high. 1t is pretty evident by
this time that Foster and Matthews
knew what they were talking about.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
600 MAORI,

THE Democratic nomination for
Governor this year seems to hover
between Dodge-the illustrious Au-
grstus Casar-and Nathan Morley,
of Marshalltown, who ran for Con
gress in that District last fall against
Rush Clark. So far as can be judg-
ed at this time, the chances of the
nomination rest with the latter.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
QQille 16nlltt''l,
FRIDAY. APRIL &. Isl,

The municipal election in Chica-
60, on Tuesday, resulted in an over
whelmins Republican victory. The
entire Republican city ticket Is elect
ed by large majority, Heath, the
candidate for Mayor, receiving l2,-
600 majority.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
The Louisiana Commission start

The Louisiana Commission start
ed for New Orleans on Tuesday. In
his letter OF instructions, the Presi-
dent desires the Commission to as
certain what are the real impede
ments to the regular and peaceful
procedure of law, in the settlement
of the difficulties in that State. To
this end, they are to direct their at
tention to the work Of reducing the
present discordant and belligerant
bodies into one Legislature, whose
representation shall be undisputed.
They are also to collect accurate and
trustworthy information from prom
incnt citizens of all parties, as to the
state of public feeling, and the dis
position of the people to aid the
President in his settled purpose to
protect the rights and privileges ofall
classes of citizens. 1t is not proba-
bic that the Commission will com.
plete its labors in less than two weeks.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
CONGRESSMEN.

When Congress adjourns, many
members who usually leave the city
not to see it again until reassembling
in December, have remained here, OIL
retained their apartments, paying bu,
flying visits to their homes, in anti
cipation of the session in June. A
great many members have purchased
or leased houses of their own, while
others remained domiciled in hotels
the greater part Of the year. A
movement was agitated some time
since, to provide an Executive
Mansion for the Vice President as
we'll as for the President of the Unit
ed States. 1t has also been suggest
ed to contract and furnish dwellings
for the various delegations, to be
each occupied by the Senators and
the members Of the respective States,
after the fashion Of the foreign en-
bassys.
OFFICE SEEKERS AND HAND SHAKERS.
There has been slight falling Oft
in the number of Office seekers and
hand shakers lately, but the White
House yesterday was unusually
crowded with them. Among the
the names that wer9 sent in, that of
Hayes was noticeable for its frequen-
cy, the owners of 1t being determin-
ed apparently, to get an answer to
the old conundrum, "What's in a
name" The lady visitors were con-
spicuously numerous, yet after wait
ing for hours in the ante rooms, they
concluded there was no chance for
an interview, and slowly dispersed.
wAsHINGToN's NATIoNALIrIEs
1t is noticeable and somewhat
amusing, to observe the different
and numerous nationallties of Wash
ington. Seated In the Theatre or
some other public resort, stranger
may see on one side the chissled
teaturas, pearly complexlons, and
stylish bearing of the aristocratic
American bellies, near her some POM
pous official, and in another direc-
ton, side by side, a portly Dutch
man and an olive skinned, almond
eyed Jap. A red-haired son of Erin,
a beautiful quadroon, and a woody
headed Ethiopian, are not far off,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
CHAMBERLAIN.

Came in this week, and has also
been in daily conference with the
President and Cabinet. He Is an
earnest advocate of his claimed
rights, among viii, h is the presence
of Federal troops to sustain him in
position, as he frankly admits that
their removal would necessitate his
immediate abdication, as his party
has not inherent strength sufficient
to sustain itself. 1t is on this point
alone where he will doubtless fail, as
the whole executive seems averse
to sustaining any State government
with bayonets under any plea. The
feeling undoubtedly exists that the
duty of the General Government is
only to preserve the peace, and not
to hold any party in power by force
of arms, and under Hampton's guar
antees as to peace when the troops
are put in barracks, to be used for
peaceful purposes alone, it does
seem that Gov. Chamberlain will
soon cease his executive functions in
South Carolina. He is an able man
and has made many friends here, and
but for the fact that his official ca
reer can only be continued through
the Intervention of bayonets, he
would undoubtedly be master of the
situation.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
Glass d Gcldings
WALKING MATCH.

On the Second Day. at 80 p. NJ. Walking
Match will take place for purse of $50; $40 for
first, So for second and 81 for the third, for span
Of horses to walk mile heats, best 3 in s. and haul
1900 ts on lumber wagon; to enter and to
start. Ten per cent. charged on entry. The gait
be expected to use in hauling pillow reaper
DIVISION B-Cattle.
James Hamilton Superintendent
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Two 25 cent tickets will admit one horse yehi-
Gle and driver.
Three rs cent tickets will admit a two-horse We
hicle and driver
-Four Is cent tickets will admit four horse We
hicle and driver.
Each occupant Of a vehicle, other than the driv-
er, must have a 25 cent ticket
Children under ten years OF age will be admitted
free.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Loaf Bread, hop rising, 100
- salt :" / 90
=" Graham Bread, 90
Pound Cake, home made. 100
Sponge : 90
Jelly = 90
Assortment of Bread and Cake, not less than
five varieties, 90
NOTE Entries of Vinegar must be accompanied
by statement of how and Of what il is made.
DIVISION G..
Mrs. l.. j. Curtis, Superintendent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
Ut T5TV-N u z uTIIN.
James Hamilton, Superintendent
Glass S--Thorouehbreds.

Pedigree of all animals entered in Glass No. s
must be filed with the Secretary at the time Of
making entry.
Glass 9--Grades and Crosses
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

Carriage and Matched Horses and Single Buggy
Horses. will be shown in harness and tested for
speed and endurance. Single horses will be shown
and driven in alternate heats with double teams
Draft horses to be tested by Committee on
Grounds. by haulin. load on a stone boat.
Glass Sweepstakes
Best Stallion of any age or breed. showing
the best lot Of colts under one year of
age, and not less than three in number $50 90
purse Of $50 will be paid to horses that have
never been trained. divided follows lst. a25
End, $15 3rd, $40 This purse IS intended for
farmers horses to try their speed. Horses that
have been trained will not be allowed to enter in
this purse. Four to enter. three TO start Ten per
cent to be charged on entry
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
PREMIUM LIST

DIVISION A-Iiorses, Jacks and Mules.
T. :. Cameron, Superintendent
Ciass 1--Sfallinus
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
Premium List and Rules and Reguln.
tiOns OF the seventh Annual Fair
Of the Buchanan County
Agricultural Society.

10 be held at Independence, Iooa, Tues
day, Wednesday d Thursday, October
end, 3rd and 4th, 1871
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
TICKET SYSTEM.

The Annual Membership Ticket will admit the
holder, his wife and two children to the grounds
during the Fair. This ticket is $1.OO.
One IS cent ticket will admit one person once
Two IS cent tickets will admit q horse and rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
u Gpmprpt,iS ,Ipifd)en osn iIittcrSud)ungi
Spnlite'n pes 6cauies ut1p Oes Gerats.
Yolittide Verfol9mmg. 2iufrei=
5enoe 8eoe eiles fd,,uarsets >, Ne=
pereno" TT Ycters burg, Wn. -
YStttt0cSfrstt,tict, n f1,1tfat,1cft0in

Petersb III g Sa., 20. Sebrudr. yer
gteSerprebiger S. Ouu9ee, pelAer lpdbreno
Der leBten gSabl- -&aGue aI8 Sfebner fit
ote OemOfrGten auftrat, pobHte ON Iebten
SOnntage bem @otte8oienLe in Der 9lfielos
Baptiitenfrbe bel. g8dbrenO be8 @ottesSen-
tee tetete Der Bahcr ner @emeinoe, benrp
Billtams, (eben'aQS ell Neger fir ale be-
motrafliden Teger, melte er in icinem 9es
bete ais Setratber peuun3iite. SoOanu &c.
pdbnte er Gungee perl61lld), pel6en er eincn
Serld Der gegen ielnen @ott, gcGen iein Qaub,
ge9en lelne 9talIe nEb 9egrl pa8 gan3e Wen'
itengeld)led)t nannte; idl:eBltb ilebe er ben
Segen Der 90ttllden SOriebung auf ole Som
mlliOu berab, rceldje 9e9enUdrti9 SaDes
yblneln5dblt." Die @em:tnOe uurOe our1
ben aufplegl 80n Ger Brebigt III Die
b0d)lie aniresuu9 usrept, uao ais Oun9ee
bic STRIDE perIleB, muroe er uon elnem Oauieu
rober, uuDifieuoCr Negcr uerfOlgt, ,ueId)e iDn
nit 56mdbungsn iiberhauiteu llno ictn 2ebsu
beorobteu; nur ieiRer @tiiteS9egeupart uno
ieiue.a ienen Qritreten nerodnft er lsine
SiGerhelt. DaS Belragen bes DaiOr8 2SiI.
liams miro BON alleu anilduolseH Biilgern
oeuunsirt, uno e6 lit nidt unwablibelnIib,
Dap oerlelbe boz ben @roBgeihpore,ieu 3lr
SerantmOrtlInq ge5oqen lueroen ulrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
.Qbieu, aefloaom rift bie Dsutif

III bieu, 9ellog9" ruit Die vDsutide
Se,tnng" in 9telp=OrleanS uno fuupft Daral
tolgenOe Semerfungen: raeuoga bat ietner
sSrau telegrap5irt, fie ntU9e mad 2Salbington
tormen, oorbereitst, Die 9auptltaDt iiir Die
ndditsn feds Sabre bonn 4. 0idrs oil al ib1er
9eiuIatb su MAIDEN. - Sci geuten, tsie Sell
loag. tit Das ueteriiebeln bon ether Staot sur
anoern ein Sinoeripiel; er clgnet, ob9feld) er
led)5 Sabre Senator uno pier Sabre 9ouper=
ncur Don 2ouiiIana mar, teiuen Sent wertb
Gtgentbum im Staate, pohute bier sur
Wftstbs, uno ielbit Die W;0bcln in ieiner @obz
nuna ilno gerlletlet! g8snn ct nit ieineul
earpet5ag i'm Babnmaggon libt, bat er IN
gouilana NihtS mebr III iufen! Inter Dem
le9Sidhrtgen Nuienthate in Der gunoes
bouptitaot ueritsbt aeaoag ieoenfallS .ieinsn
ledsjdhrigen Iermln al5 senator. Wiag
Sem nun iein, mic i'm, luolle, iDoiet ilt iidsr.
oab mir ben @olen ltnter allen umiiduoen aui
iebs Sabre, b5djft rpabrideinlid ber fir inlz
n,er los getuoroen fao - uuo Sas lit and
elm 9eplnn!"
Sn Nem<Do orf tielt 9eitern nas 9roB,
lager ees ~SOo.Sellolu" SrOeus isine Sab.
resuerlammlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
Son Yintt's 2trttfet int gSaiDitt8=
totter uSunoap capital"

2S IN 6 t II. 20. 6ebr. - 0on Biatt
ertldrte bsute eirer Sertdlterltatter, oaB Der
ala lebteH Sonntage in ieluem Slatts usrGIz
fenili9te Grtifel, welder Oas gegen lbu elm.
qeleltete @rlnnalOerfabren peruriad)te, einsg
bon ibm elbft berr;ibre uno OaB feline anDele
Yerion on Der Ibiaiiun9 oes artifels bethel,
li9t gelueien lei. (Gs muroe ndmlld ang'=
oeutet, bab ELL @olsreBmltglieo ben Nslitet
lniptrirt bdtte.)
0ie Gnflagen Der 8egierung gegen 9on
Patt wnrOtu beute ben @roBgei ihporeuen
unterbreitet, uuo mebrere YsriOuen, mel6e i'll
Der Siii9in oes y@apltal" beifaftist iino,
iuurosn oerb6rt. gSabrideinlid5 werDen bic
9roBaeidnorenen eine Nntlageidrtit 9e9eu
Bon Btatt negen Ser0ffentlidIng eiue8 auf.
ipie9lerilten Nrtltels auiieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
!. MSmiraI e. VI. 8clSsborougb. -
Ser ied)ste reritorbene Momiral
Sett bier gSodea. - Die Seitat=
f1tftd Sea N0fffirnlS Gnnia.

gS blngt II, 20. Sebruar. - 9ontre5
aoniral 0ouiS SO. 9ulbSborou9h ftarb bier
heute Wtor9en on neutrality-suspicious..
ST mar i'm OiItriftc @Olumbla gebOren unO
trat I'M Sabre 1872 in ben 6lettsnoienit eiu.
Iouliral Goibsboron9b 1T Der ie6Ste @outre=
Nomlral, pel1er iEnerhalb ooer 2Soden
itarb. 0ie iibrlgeu finf Getitorbsnen maren
Die S6. Smltb, Il0en, gSiltes, Sailep uRo
Oaps; ale nit 4u8uabme oe8 4omirals
Oapis paren penTonlrt.
QpII5 WaltsherbeS 9oloSbor0uQb puroe
am IS. fSebruar 1905 in Baibiuston sebOren
uua mar beretts in 1925 gum SIottsnlieutenan
apancrt. @r bereti'te oarauf europa, 9riin=
bete IN 1888 eine oeutlde 8olonte in SloltOa
uno plroe bel'm ausbru6e bes Siir9ertrlege8
gum &ommobore unb 1862 ;um@ontre- Nomi
raj bef6rDsrt. Seiue beruorra9e1ofte Sbat
mdbreuo Des 9iirgertriegeS war Ole@iuuabme
uol Roanofs.S .Sslano, Del6e er alS Gomman'
oant oss nad) Der Siii1e pLu Jtorb @aroltna
Observation-Disclosures nit oem8en. SIruToe
auSfIbrte.
0e usberreite oes abmirals OauiS tuuroen
beu:e Nadmittas BON eiHem Battalion Wa-
rlneoloaten inter oemSommanbo bes Sberit>
Qieutcnants Sappopb Die BennipluaEia Aue.
binab ua9 oem Sa5nboie e6tart!rt, poH 100
aus fie Behuis 8efattuu9 nab @anlbrlo9e,
Maii., befGrbert peroep ipllen. Die 2etdeu=
feiarlltfsit faus III Der st Sobns- 8,r6e itatt,
uno piele promi1ente Beamte, Sffi,iere uub
8iirQer mobnten berlelben bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
SSeuers6rituit TT Sit t. ct. Souis. -
Sic Giienbabn=SriiGe tiber oen
OstSSiSffhNt b,SdtGSiof.

9 GoutS, 20. 5Sebr. - <5n DER pergan.
aeneu Nndt 9esen l2lbr bro9 in einerRetbe
6oliIebQuoc III SIt ct. gOul&, gtraoe n6rold
uou ber4uhaIrt gu ocrSrRdc, ELL Seuer aus,
ueld)eS bls nm l llhr bereitS elu 9uBeuo
Diuier cin9ediAert hattie. @ln i:arfer ytoro-
wino trteb Die Tlammen auf oa8 6ol5perf
rerIuffabrt SurBriide 5u, uno rngefGbr 1000
Sub oieleS SauWerfe8 nnr0en uon BE- SlaCl-
men ergrliIen. Utan ueriud3te, mebrere Sprtt-
seu BON ct. youl5 aus beriiber 5u lblden,
allein Ile UermoAten niht mehr itber Die eSriide
III gelangeh uno muBteH unlte5reH. Spater
Duroeu oeer Spribeu bllrd) ein fSGbrboOt
heIiibergeld]ufft uno lettcten bel Der llrterz
Oriiduug oeS Bran0e8 gute Slenlte. Die Oft
lide Iuffabrt 5ur Bride lit 0erGrt beidGOt8t,
oaB porlQuii9 feiHe 3iige iiber Otelelbe geben
tSnuen. 0et Ycluit lit nod ntdlt crmlttelt.
ct. 2oul'a, 20. Sebruar. - Sine beute
Wor9eu uor9enommeue llnteriuduug Der
Bride e19iebt, oaB bieelbe nift 10 betrGfts
lld] beld)Qolgt lit, oils man beIiir1tete. I'm
9efGbr 6 800 SUB be8 Sabrlpege8 auf Der
Yrudenz IuiIabTt, welte gr0BtentbeiI8 ans
Iool, erbdut lit, muroeu Sern0rt, mo elnEhctl
oeS lelhtercu @iianwcrt8, ourd welb Der
6ahrme9 9eitiibt miro, lit msbr ODER menlgcr
beltGotQt LnD mus repartrt iper0en. Die
Abtbeiung Der 2luIIabIt, auf lpelder itt Da8
Sahngelsiie beitnoet, 1T in beOeut2no aerIngc<
rem @raOe be9aOist, ano Sahuerltdnot9e
inO Der AnIid)t, OaB Die Bride in mcnigen
Sa9en g,nitgeno rcparirt weroen tann, UNI
Die 8ei6roerung bon Sabn,iiNen ibcr oieielbe
luie5cr aufiunebmen. Die Sritdsu~ 5ompag=
uie mlro ioiortSd)litte tbuu. um ben Sdaorn
iobalO, els m5alif, aussubeliern. Die heute
in ben bieiigen SoaraaIen usr0Hentltd)ten ge.
rt6tc iiber ben Yerluit Der @Ompugne itnO
bel Neltem iibertrleben ruo nnSuuerlaliig.
Ser gaaaue Setrag oes 8erluite8 lit nod
nid)t ermittelt, mtro it9 leOoh faum aui
nebr, als $4,000 beluufen. Die Sei6rbe-
ruuq Der 3ige lpIto rudkIen0 Der 9tepcratur
Der Bride obEe llnttrhrehung Dor itf geben,
inoem Die 8ailaslere nno Sradt ourD 8Ggts
boote i;ber ben SluB geiebt meroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
gSaibitston's @ebmrtsta9 ist Siio=
Carolina. Cine Dcrabreocte
Yaraoe omr1 oen Yraiioentett

@Olumbtu, S.s&., 20. isebr. 9a
Der Yrdiioent curh b,eit9e 9tepublitarer be-
nad)rttttst muroe, oab mebrcre Gus gSeiBen
beltehenOe Riltdr= Sompagnie' oarunter Die
v8aiblnston SigbtsSnfantrg," Den @eburts-
tag g8aibingtou's oura eins Barace gu feiz
ern beabiidti9ttn, 10 purOe bern Sberiten
Slad pom l8. Snfauterle. 0te9imente 8sf;bl
ertbeilt. bic beabEhtlgte Yuraoe 81 perbin-
ben. 9ouu. Sampton erlleB barauibiu beute
Nbsno cine proclamation, IN melter er oaS
Solf auforOert, Dem Sefeble beS Yraitoenten
NOlse su Ie1Iten; gu glei1er 3eit legt Der
@ouuelnenr enersiiden Bro.sit seeeH ben
Sefebl eiu uno enlpFeblt baB ole Demouz
it-aticn bl5 81 etner paiieuoeren 3eit uetido.
ben .ulroe. Der erlaiiene gefebl esregte be.
Ocutenoe Iufregung unter benz Yolte i'm 4llz
gsmelnen uno belouoers uuter ben gtitglle<
bern Der WtIlitGrz z@pmpagnle'n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-21
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