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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
ed trials, yellow fever viii be
robbed Of half its terrors.
Tennessee


The Tennessee State Green
back Convention met in Nash
Vile, August 20. Hosea Town
send, Of Memphis, was Perma-
nent Chairman Nineteen coun-
ties out of ninety-six were rep
resented by Delegates, half of
whom composed the Davidson
county delegation.
The preamble recites the de-
pressed condition Of business
and the unparalleled distress of
the middle classes; that this
state of affairs has been brought
about by Legislation dictated by
the money power, and that nei-
Their the Republican nor Demo-
cratic policies propose remedies.
The resolutions demand the abb
clifton of National Banks; the
issuing by the Government Of
lcgal-tender paper money, re-
Iceivable for all dues, public and
private, including imports, as
well as principal and interest on
bonds-in other words, an alb
solute dollar, equal to gold and
silver; that the government is
sue no more bonds; that the
Government retire all National
Bank Notes, and alone issue
money; that the public lands
should be held in trust for the
homes Of American citizens;
that a postal depository be es-
tablished, certificates to be is
sued on deposits payable in le-
gal-tenaer money; graduated
tax Oh all money over one thou
sand dollars; the establishment
of a Labor Bureau; a thorough
system Of Public Schools; the
abolition of the convict contract
system. eve utterly oppose
the importation Of servile Chi
ncse; demand the equal taxa
ton of all property, and an eq-
uitable and efficient lien law;
honesty and economy in public
affairs, and the prompt punish
ment of offenders; denounce all
violent measures, and appeal to
the patriotism Of the people
through the ballot-box; demand
the reduction of officers salaries
and taxation. We recognize
the State debt, and favor its
payment or adjustment and COM
promise"
Judge E. II. East, of David
son county, was nominated for
Governor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
Family Sewing
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Are selling very CHEAP at
CHARLIE JONES',

College street, Fayetteville, Tenn /,
Opposite Wilson'S Licery Stable,
GUCH as "A los. Of the best coffee forSl.
y 10 tbs. N. 0. Sugar 8 lbs. Lard, Meal
Cooper bush, Coal Oil. test IT'S, 4Oc per gal i,
Frazer's Axle Grease l0c per box, Horse
Shoes from to cents apiece, or So cents
per ID, Mule Shoes 6 cents each. or 6lS cts.
per ID, Ausburn Nails 25c per b., Nails, 81
yes from 3's to 40's from SO so to $3.50 per
key, tobacco from SOC to 81 per b., cigars
216c 10 &c each, and other goods. such as
Cedar Buckets and Churns, Pine Tubs and
Buckets, Washing Boards, Selves. Trays
Brooms, Baskets, Bacon, Molasses, Vinegar
Baking Powders, Extracts, Pickles, Canned
Goods, Cheese, Dried Beef, Blasting Powder
and Fuse, French Harps, Jews Harps, vari-
Gus sizes, and in fact most everything kept
in first class Grocery House, all Of which
he proposes to sell for very small profit
for cash or barter. CHARLIE JONES.
augl-3m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

szg- Secretary John Sherman
made Il speech at Toledo, Ohio
on Monday night, in reply to Sen
ator Humans speech. lie adj
vocated resumption, defended Tie
national banks, and waved the
bloody shirt as of yorc He had
the assurance to assert that "IIay es
got the vote of Louisian as lawful
~ as that of 0hio;' accused the
Democrats Of having tried 20 cheat
in Oregon, and cried wolf over a
solid South. lie neglected, how.
ever, TO explain his shutting about
the letter he wrote to Anderson
and Weber, or to tell how sud
0enly his memory was refreshed
In relation TO it, as soon as he had
reason TO believe it was no longer
In existence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

De At midnight last Satur
day the Bankrupt Law, Lrough;
into being by act Of Congress.
ceased 10 be-expired, became de-
funct. We shall now have TO get
along without it for q time, per
haps forever. 1t is now in shape
for contemplation as an expert
ment. Many business men de-
nouneed II without stint. Some.
no doubt, who denounced this act
Eve years ago have found them
selves obliged to make use Of it.
Let us see now how it works to do
without a Bankrupt Law.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

Our Knoxville papers report a
better demand for prime white
wheat, with but little offering
Selling in car loads at from so
to SO cents per bushel, sacks in
cluded.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
Condensed News.

-t+'Nrt- - - - NtA AANA4 SttA1s
The introduction of the whip
ping post is mooted in Alabama.
The streets Of Atlanta are
cleaner than ever before known.
Gov. Hampton, Of South Car
DINA, has been very sick but Is
convalcscing.
The steamer China, arrived al
San Francisco, brings news Of
the death Of the infant prince
imperial Of Japan.
An old man was killed in
Giles county, Tennessee, by an
cnraged hull last'wcek.
The Atlanta Constitution says
there is an epidemic Of summer
complaint III that city from the
reckless eating Of watermelons
Mr.. Conkllrg, the owner Of
Rarus, the king Of the turf, with
ont a moments hesitation refused
$4,000 for bin.
Mrs. Bridget Dillon died il
Philadelphia on Tuesday from
The effects Of blow dealt by
her husband with a Ratchet OF
the 10Th inst.
Major Penn, an evangelist OPP
Grating among Texas sinners
recently baptized 80 of then
while standing in water up &c
his waist all the time.
Rumors current last winter in
California that the grain crop
would be burned as soon as i,
should be ready to be gathered
are being verified
On Saturday, Oath inst, VIM
Turpin was murdered on tho
river six miles below Chestnut
Bluff, Dyer county, by unknown
parties.
Last Saturday was The last day
OF life for the national bankrupt
act. Its years have been eleven
It has done good as we'll as evil in
It's career.
The vigilant AUTHORITIES Of Cal
no, III. have quarantined car
load of pig iron from East Tennes-
see, fearing that it may contain
the germs Of yellow fever.
The ammonia OF the conner
cial fertilizer manufactured in the
sui urbs of Augusta, Ga, has com
pletely driven out the chills and
fever and other malaria that used
to irfest the locality.
Clint. Anderson, a colored mar,
was executed in Little Rock, Ark,
August 30th, for the rape of Mrs.
Maginey, a white woman, in Lo-
noke county, Arkansas, in June,
1877.
A peace congress is now in
session in Paris. There will
soon be a number Of bull fights
in the same city. Paris is de-
termincd to crafty all tastes
this summer.
During a democratic conven-
ton at Newherry, S. c., a per-
sonal difficulty occurred be-
tween Il. j. Lipscomb and d.
A. Dickert, shots were exchang-
ed and both were wounded.
The execution of d brace of
Texan scoundiels in Longview,
Texas, August S0tb, Diomede
Powell. AID half breed Indian.
named Benjamin Hadley, for the
murder OF a peaceful German,
August Ryinicke. lIadIey was born
in Nashville, Tenn, and confessed
to the preparation oil thirteen diff
lereut murders
1t is said that the impending
war in South America about
Patagonia is due 20 the fact
ihdt lie entire length and
breadth of that country is now
discovered to he rich in gold.
Three tramps imposed upon a
respectable Dallas, Texas, Wild
ow named Orion, one of them
counting her 17-year-old daugh-
ter, who agreed to marry him;
forging the marriage
certificate, while the third pre-
tending to be a minister, went
through a bogus marriage GER
emony. After partaking Of a
wedding breakfast in the morn
ing, prepared by the mother, the
-lio left for parts unknown.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

RaIt is claimed that print
ing inf is an excellent disiniec
tant, aud that, therefore, the DIS
tribuiion through the mails of
newspapers jim the yellow fever re
pions is one Of the most efficient
purifying agents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

10 ndSe Last possesses SUI
poiior talents, integrity, and is
"a fine speaker. The contest
VIII, probably, be between him
as.a Judge Marks. We do not
expect the Republicans, as a
patty; to place a candidate in
tEc.feld.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

For Sale--A fine country residence, 18th
choice Surroundings, etc. This frequently
means that the occupant wishes TO regln
health; because residence in a malarial
district will induce blood poisoning, and
hence disease. This can be expeditiously
counteFacted by the prompt administration
of DR.. Bul'S Blood Mixture.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
LYNCHBURG.
LYNCHB U RIG.
TWO MORE GREAT QUESTIONS
at Eynchburg
. q 691@d

FIRST-That all who buy their goods from
j. L. BRYANT & CO. are prosperous
and happy.
SECOND-ThatJ J. L. BRYANT & co. have
the latest purchase, and the cheapest,
freshest and newest styles of goods in
Lynchburg.
Oh course they are selling them cheaper
than those who bought at higher prices,
without any 'Bulldozing," which they do
not propose to resort to.
They invite all their friends, and espe-
cieIlv
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05

". b. Waco, Texas--seud
the money by 7. Q. order.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
G. A. SNOW & Co,

DCuplflNc All Soldiers disabled W idow
! EItOIUttO of those who tie from the service
all II day soldiers Of 1919. and their W idows can
get Pensions Write to A. w. Mccormick.
Cincinnati. -. orcirculars showing rights. Pen
sions increased Success or no fee. aug f5-lm
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
GT0I &c 8 ]

"A III persons indebted to me. are urgent
Ia y requested TO come and settle. :
am compelled % have money! can't get
along WITHOUT it-and, Therefore, all who
fail TO settle by the
1st day of October, 1873,
will find their claims in the hands of an
officer FOR collection. This IS plain talk
but true. ID. j. DIMOCK.
aug. 29
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
TIE LADIES

to call and examine their goods and prices
before they buy. They have all the new
est styles Of Collars, Cuffs, Buttons, Dress
Goods Hats, Bennets, Ribbons, Scarfs,
Flowers, Jewelry, Hosiery, Corsets, Para
soils, Umbrellas, Gloves, Fans, and everything
that lady needs. They also keep every
article young man NEEDS, and all that an
old man WANTS, in the Clothing and Agri-
cultural line. They ask all to come and
see their goods and learn their prices, and,
in fact to buy what they need. and go
home and grow rich. They keep
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
rms NEW

25 Fancy Cards with name. 19c Plain or Gold
:. Agents outfit, IDc. $50. styles Hull Il Co.
AluusOh' - . aug. 22-it
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1878-09-05
FAYETTEVILLE. TENNESSEE:

Tharsaay hIaraIng. SepNm'r 5 ISIS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25
Ser asasrfp,ru6.

X Das Sornringen elmer fpertbprlIeu
@rfnbuna lit iuie bos &orbringen net
Nubrbeit, onfdngIid nit @erbohi
btfrnditt, niclpohl nc febr b,iliam fiji
Oielenigen, Die ben Ofutb baben, ite su
periudtn; cefhm6bt, fobaIb fie popa
idr gu lucrbsn ibeint, uno en6lih iteIli
lie ibrcu Sriumph felt. innem ie burd
Die unluiberitebliden Nnitrenaangen ter
5eit uno ourh eiaene SOrsiise @ludfe.
tiafeit in 8olGite uu6 Sdttsn trdat
Dies lit Die @eiHidte BON Sr. Yicrce's
SamiIien Mehi.iuen. Sbr fidtlider
Sriumpb lit Elm entidierener 8eweis,
oab ie @Orsiiae beiiBeu. Die peber bel
8erondt, nod Die Sdmaun9, nod be
3eit enttraften tann. Or. 8iercs's
9toti3buber iuerOen in allen apotbefsr
perideutt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25

-8u ben ,abIrci4en 9esenIfanben.
nber eide 9err @dura, Der Mintftei
bes Snnern, bic SbsraufFdt 81 flbrer
bat, esbort bas Sreesmen's SoIpital
elm Snftitut. abas aus Der Buubestaft
reidIi@ 6oiirt tpirt. &c i6eint, boE
fid i'm 9oufe Der Belt in Die 8srmoIt-
uus biefer &ufoIt febr beorntli@e
Wibbraude cineef6Ii@en baben.
Sdou felt 4aneem iuar es Elm offenes
Geheimni5, oab bns @eIo, ipeldes fir
Die 8erpHesuna Der @atienten beifimmt
mar, fur Die S0marS'llni9erftdt uni
fur an6ere 3ipede berwenhet tpur6e.
Gin Shelf 6ieies geIbes mag iiberbies
oeH @e9 in Die Saiden eeipifenIoisr
8eomten eefun6en baben. &ur,. Der
Miuiiter oes Snnern wuste bon Der
Wibperiualtun9 9enug, UNI cine Inter
fu6uua an;uOrouen. @r betrautc nit
oieiem gei1dfte Sic Ooctoren Shomas
2. SooS bonn Yenfiousamt, Seerse
@utua bonn Nmt beS Winifers, nnb 8.
.. @alib bonn 9anosNmt. Sieie orei
Qerren bielten 70 uno 10 uiele Sibunaen
uerb6rten 10 uno 10 Diele 3,uaen, burdIs
it0berten 10 unb TO uiele 9IctenHiifs
uno erltattsten fdlieblid nat5 9qnSts-
brand eiuen out ausasarbeiteten gBeiB
maiduneSberidt. 3err S6u3 ,fnnb
dber naAtrdgI,d,, ouB bieisr 8eridt nit
Den 3euaenausfngeu nidt iigereine
itimnlte. @r bsrllugte BON Den 9erren
@ommiiidren cine Grfldruug uno oa Tic
Oieie nidt su aebeH I'M Stdnoe waren,
ecrfllgts er Die Nbiebun9 oss 0errn Or
>RlImer, oes Sorlteber5 Ser porermdbn
ten 0Initnlt. 9ar.uf Seulen una 3db
bel al oen mebr ooer meni
ger fronlmen Glementen, pelbe bon Der
'Bsute, bic bas sSreebmen'S -5ofp tal
ubwlrf, lebten. Wfan wdnbte iih an
ben Yrdiihenten, Der ober feline beion
nere yum Set9te, ole SInoen DER Solpt
nit Dem Niantel Der
9isbe iu benefen. YorIdufia
bleibt Or. Ynlmer nbe eeieBt oel
oeS Snnern, bat aber .iest Die
rorrupte .yfrOmme" Weute auf Eep
0dlS. Sb bonn GonQreb cine neue
llnteriu6un9 nu9eorbnet luirb, bIeibt
(9l. 3. Sts3tg }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25
: 0os Somscomite fir Wtitt,l Il,

- 00s 9nmscomite fir Ntitt,l unN
Wege bat feline, cine &euipirung bes
Sarifs betrefen0en 9Irbetten 10 siemlid
beenoi9t unO fi6 biniidtlid Der 9aupt-
puntte aeeiniat &on elmer SefdbIeB
un9 DER Steuer nuf gBbisfep m0 Sabat
1T na6 beiBsm Sampf NIbitauo senom
men noroen. Slu! Snfee mirb' cine
Steuer BON swsi @euts pro Yfuub pors
gefdlla9en. 2ie 3abl Ser btrsoIibaren
Nrtltel ioq non 1000 auf 800 berabaes
iest, uno Der 3oII ad valorem, ipelder
'mor bonn prtniiprtlen Stuunpuufte
goni,aeredt erlMe,nt, in Der @irfTidfeit
ober III ben itbeublihiten 8ttriigere len
&ercnIOnuna CAB uno Oen cbrIiden
Smpprteur eie @oEcurrcn, fdft oon;
unmoglidt mdd)te, db9tfdlufft psrren.
0fan 9Ioubt, eu6 scr @eicbcntmurf in
ieincn obi9eu @runb,naen inn 9ouie
auf feline erniftjte Sppoftion itoben
wiro. -s- <L.-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25
NfnrShentfdlen &loha,

S0ubVUSWSIp1S~ $S~9V
,ur l1tberFabrt benuben. .-..,.-, -,
Nett Ddmpfi@iffsn oes Rcrbbentf&tn qIcst
rureen bic Gnee 1876 iiber 625, 900 weriDntn
bef6rbsrt. As 11Je Ssi.e e.f
Die Bampftr bieier Gcmpasuts: 81
8raunfdweia, -sI00Sons, @apltnbitfd
Nlrnbera, 3100 Sons @op Sdser, is
9eipaie, 2500 Soffmann,'
Ohio, 250J ~ DfeBerg
Berlin, $500 J, IA BobIe, "a
Baltimore, 250O Nnorehen
Fabrsn rsseImaeis alIe IA Sage 3Uif&tn Bres
men ur6 8ditimCre uub nebmen paiaeierE
;u biGiefen Staten an. i5t'
gBir MAIDEN md DEFENDERS auf fcIstubs
fir beutfc5e HeiIeubs brpbahtunasweftbe 8pr-
,iiae aufmersfrm peI&t bic Reiie NIT uniern
SbiFfen b.... iere fnb nnttr
Truti&en, fSnnen I'D alIe nit Sebermanrt
psfffdnbisen cbnt TpImetfHer 81 eebranHrn.
llmfsen aus einem SaffT IN bas Gne rt, mic
bel intirecten Stniien fubet niht ifatt; bic
pdiIaeiert atbtn N 8remen fceleiH an Sore
bes Sesanhampfrrs unb psrlahtu henleIben trf
IN Saltimpre.-
Der 2anbnnaspIaB bitTtr TampfIhihs IN
SaItimprt III ausIri1 Depot Der Baltimore uro
SbiO Gilenbabn, ptI@e pahaSisrt Ser uRs nap
bem Weltsn IN billieereu 1retfen Dc"
f6reert, ais tfaenb cine GiIenbabn pom Nep
gOIf uno pbilabeIpbia.
Bel MnhnIft Der BampfEnife rire haS Ee
fir ALE Hi1tangeftllten stiGlrhsn Up
Giuwanterer niht ttr @tfobt, dI. gtifbt
ecn 8etrassrn bsf6winbtit ;u rrrben, mae
anhern SafsHpIdbtn Itieer 70 Oft Der Jau ~. =
@savn 8radt u. pdiFdes In biefsn IN jt6tr
6tnf6f empfeblensnertben GniHm pcnes man
I'D an bic @eneralsastHten, 6 siI.s
81. &6ubmacbcr s SD.. l1a
SO S Sub @ap Ctr, Baltimore, Wfes,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25
ean1ttnme etiIfr Franftn Reber.

SHmbtDme eiiler franftn 9ebes.
Q@meraen in Der rrHten Ssite, urttr.
o. balb Der Gippen, nm 70 sr56er
beim Druid; ntitunter ilf Der @dultr3
tn ber Itnten Seite; Der &ranlt tann
tnum auf ber Iinten Geite Iieeen;
6ftrr wirb ber S1mer3 unter -hem
S@uIterbIatt 9efiblt, iinb rtbnt liH
hGufg bis Dur Ghnlterb6bf aus, AHb
srirh mitiinter fir &beuntatism I'm
9trm pertannt. Der Masen leiret an Q
@pprtttlCFeteit unb uebelfeit; bic Gin.
0ereibe Itnb allsetlein rerlfppft, rnan@s
nal ipe6ielnb nit atfibren; Z; Der Rppf
1T leibenp unb NIT bumpftm, 16rerem
S6mers i'm 6intertrpf bel6Gfiet. @e-
tr6tnlih sriltirt aud @ebGhtni6>
fnwdhe, besleitst pom peinli@em @e>
fiibl, ais irt etrds nnterlafien, mas
Bate 9etban tperben fclIen. Gin Ieibter
trDdnrr 6uffen ift mit,inttr i'm @e,
fcl9e. Ter patient fldet iiber Nattias
feit unb Sfhn6dt; Ct Erlhridt lei6tt,
feline SiiBe linb falt Drer trennenb, uns
er tla9t iiber rridelnbcs @eflbI In Der
-5aut; iein @en,iitb if niebrrse1thln.
gen, uub pbrpbl sIaubrnb, hae tSrs
perlt6e Sepegung ibm tppblttun
tritrhs lam er bod faum 3raft genug
fammeln, es 3u periuden. Gr mib-
traut in gSabrbeit jenem .6eilmittel. 2
@eri4tebene bieier senannten Spnp-
tome be9leittn bic &ranfheit, bod Bat
eS Sale 9eseben, tpU treniee bsrltlben
eriittrten,6 jebu bic unterln1uns bes q
&GrperS mad bent 1pbe betpiee, ba6 bic
-2eber.in srGster nnOrpnuns mar.
&aItts Gieber. aI
Or. 6. @::9ane's 9ebers pill
len inGaIIen rpn faltem Sic.
ber NIT Suintn 9eitpmmen, er3eusen
bic beiten @rfplse. &c sebt tetn befIe.
res pur9irmittel Spr unb mad Dem Gin
1iebmen pom Suinin. SSir ratben alien
NIT bieler &rantbeit getafteten, ben,
%felben einen unparteitf4en Ser.
fu d 3u sepdbren.
Bei aliens tiliSfen' llnprbnMneen unb
ale einfaAes pursirmitteI uuperslei9- {,
lid. H
'gean Butte fi9 Dor 5aIf@unseu.
Die a6ten iinp rrie' iiber;udert.
Sebe S6ahtel bat einen .rpfben
Bahsfe9el auf fbem Dedel NIT Der Sn>
f4rift Or. NeQane's 9ebersYillen.
Die 6@ten Ns4ane's Qebtrs
YtlIen baben Die Signaturrn pom
8. @:9aueunb GIemtne 9rsS.
auf benz Dtdel. s#-@ :
~ @erlanst Bet eurrm Drrsni- q
fen rper Stprebalter, eu@ bic a6ten
Or. N:Qane'S Qeber-ptIIen
3n eehsn, prdpartrt BON 9ebr. Gletnins
Dittsbursb, ga. ri
gertauft bel reipsttabitnD Drcsuifenu.
Country Stprebaltern tint 2tIfeemeinen.
I'm DieisuissH, EeIhe Or. 9, DRseaHe'G ee.
0tr.PiiieH ia vtFu&en ranfGen. ieRhen mir per pOa
naS treeab ttntm zbsIe Der Der. Ct. stRt e6a&td
Viaeu fir Is GeRts. -sJ
@ssrassr sIsHtHs, p'ttsSurst. Pc.
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BierjIs Sabre DOr Seia WabIiRun.
ST. 6. .M.9ame'S
beriibulte -
Qeber=Yitlen,

sur 8tinns sea
4epGtitis o6er Aeber-itrankbeiten,
DispepFt unb trnntbnfttm Sppfiwtt,
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11ehrr Baltimore.

Sebsr, Der bos aItc gaterIanb befu@en pbei
gsrtpantte unb 5rcunte ron Gurrpd fcmmtT
IdiIen sria, lolIte bic prahtpolIen Heurn. eierntr
6dYnubpn,g1 ,g1pffbompflchiffe heS Sgs 4 Itt
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sn annie her aenislntur

= SIM 9auie Der 2egislatur BON
9Oui 'iana 1T Elm 8ef6Iub etn9ebrn6t
lpor6en, in peIdem eegen Die Nufnnbme
BON Wm. 9. Sellcgs in ben 8unbes'
iennt protiitirt tpirb, ba on ieineritatt
im Slptil oori9en Sabres BON Der
reorsaniiirten 9e9islatur 8i6ter
Spofforo nit 140 bon 153 Stimmtn
gum 8un6csienator erpdhIt lpor6en.
uebrisens meiut Die g. SrI beutftbe
3eituns feIbf. oab Oisfer 8eidlub
nidts als elm papisrner 8roteit bIeiben
rueroe uno fie bot Oarin re4t. Neben
belt bemertt. muB eS in 2ouiliaua inn
mer nod iebr better ausfeben, benn mil
Seaus auf einen Dor @T.SOuperneul
Saie I'M unterbauie einsebradten 8e'
idlub betrefs Snftruiruns bss Snifis'
SOmitss, ousfinbis gu MAIDEN, b uni
meI d. @menoements aur StnotB'
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oosr uerluorfen fnb. bemertt bic ober
eenannte 8eituna, bas beute aud Der
aIIer aefdeuteffe @onoeat ni9t in
Stuuoe fei, gu idsen, mas bic Stnote'
gonititutisn entbaIte. Gs fdeint bes,
balb uns penisfens febr beredtist
Ipeun Elm She'll Der @efes9ebune Dor
fur ben 8osfdlns Der 8erufuns einsr
c on fitnirenben onben
| t / eintritt, bur9 tpeltbe Der eeieb
Ii@en @onfufon in 9onifano Elm Gnb
sema6t tuurbe. Oie rtpublifaniibei
MitsIieOer Der Sefessebuns i&siuei
aud oamit einberitanoeu su fein, abe
oen oemotratifden nSns." pobt baI
ni6t in ibren aaum, fie. mOdten nod
LANCER bon iener GoufuFOn profitireH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-01-25

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Den unter;eidneten.
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