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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
BANKRUPTCY.
mo. 6441.

mo. GALL
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IL UNITED STATES FOR THE. EASTERN DIE ~.
TEi(Yr OF yIR6ISJA-lN THE NATTER OF
ii. b. HURT, BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPTCY.
CLERR,s OFFICER
~ RICHMOND, VA, October II, 1878.
To ALL WHOM TT STAY CONCERN: Take notice
that a netition has been aa& fn-cad- coersb d. u.
Hurt, of Luueubu.g county. IN said district,
di,Iy declared . bankrupt under the act OF Con.
gress or March 2, 1867. aud the acts amen9atofy
and certicatc thereof from al his debts ana othef
claims uroyable under said acts and that me 245h
90 ~ Thnn,as s. Askns, E,tl,, Register IA BAas.
pbtsy. An the custom house IN the city Or Risu-
mond Va Is assigned Tor the eafins or the sanis g
any You have Why The prayer Of The said lStisioh
should not br granted. ,,x,,,.,x f..,,,
oc l5-Th2w JOHN Il. et,f 81 e'''"'
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October l6, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 422 bushels. Ret, 1862 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Jhite, 6sS bushels.
UATS-lSS bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. % bushels seed at Sl.lO: 400
bushels nriue OIL private terms-tOtal 422 bushels.
Rcd, SO bushels very good Lancaster on private
terms: 29S bushels ut 81 .O3 90 bushels at 9sc.
on private terms; 20 bushels common FultZ ut
S7c: 2S bushels common Fultz 1T 9Oc.; 12S BUSH
Lancaster on private terms Is bushels amber NJ
81 .03-total. 2.462 bushels.
CORN.-lFhite, 80 bushels ut Doc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
sAIt.s REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Flour.

Flour.
Fine. S3: superHnc. S3.75@$I; extra. S4:50
common family, $J@:5.25; iancy braha. s6(G
$3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, October 16.-The weather is
warm and sultry. From P. nj. yesterday
to noon to-day the undertakers reported IL
interments. ;..s-r FL.
) The wife OF p. O. Woods, freight agent
of the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
died last night ut fernando.
The fever has appeared at Milan, Tenn.
AT OTHER POINTS.
MOBILE, October 16.-Fiiteen cases in the
past twenty.four hours; 70 cases and %
deaths since the first case.
CHATTANOOGA, October 16.-Deaths, 4 /;
new cases, ID. "
LITTLE Rock, October 16.-The operator
at Hopefeld reports two deaths to-day and
four yesterday. The fever has broken out
at Winterville.
FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.
PARIS. October 16.-Count Deu, son-ln-
law of the Emperor OF Brazil, has RENTED
TO Minister Noyes four hundred francs for
fever sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
The Fever.
At NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 16.-One hundred
and ten new cases and 90 deaths reported in
the last twenty-four hours.
DISPATCHES from all points show no mate
rial abatement OF the fever. Rev. Leska
Triest, Of the First German Presbyterian
church, died to-day. The uowards have
received dispatch asking that physicians
and nurses be sent to Yazoo city, where
very malignant fever has appeared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17

Illness or Ad1Dirnl Paulding.
HuETMGToN. L. L, October Admiral
Paulding is-still dangerously III with ernbo-
lisn of the heart. !, $5 =s. i-tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
CARPETS. MATTINGs. &c.

EALL. CARPETINGs, &c. FALL.
- We have received our FALL STOCK OF CAR
PETINGS, consisting OF
3 ! IEGRAINS, THREE-PLYS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS and ADMINISTERS,
RUGS. MATS, &C.;
LACE.CURTAiNs, WINDOW SHADES &
OIL-CL0THS,, LISOLEUM , .ss. u.
and every article n:ualy Kept In 1rs'-cass carpet
house. St.Dt ~ 10y
4 We ask, an INSPECTION before purchasing:
q 80. r. r.. RICHARDSON Il Co,
tf-A No. 3cI, corner Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17

TUsT RECEIVED. OUR FALL STOCK.
81 "A full line cf;CARPETS and 0ILsCEOFHS or
ali grades; RUG MATS, DRpGGETS, 81 p lES
and no rs :EORSICE LACE ana t,AM asA
Also, fall line OF PAPER.HANGISGS.A lforters
pfoA'p'i' PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
No. 22, corner Thirteeath and Franklin streets.
20 LIAM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08
THE LITTLE ORGAN GRINDER.

Az INTERESTING LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER
Al NEW YORK CITY THE FATE or
CuAEIIE's ORGAN.
Our readers will remember the little
orgun-grindcr, who lost his father by drown
Ing, from the wharf boat, about two weeks
since, and are familiar with the efforts made
in the little fellows behalf by several char
table gentlemen. He has reached his
home in safety, and his mother has adj
dressed this letter to Mr.. Sol. A, Silver:
New York, June 3, 1873.
Mr, Sol. A., Silver, Esq, Agent of Steamer Grand
Tower;
DEAR SR:-l am very thankful to Won
for your Kindness in seeing my son home.
His father has been away for over two years
and | had not heard from him since, until
Charlie met his sister in the street and gave
her an account of his fathers death. lie has
went under an assumed name, his RIGHT
name is Charley Stcavcns EScampc, but
Charley has informed me that he went
under the name OF John Snyder | have
been to the French Society and they cannot
help me without his papers showing that
he va, native of France Mr.. Silver there
was a man by the name of AIrck, who had
but one arm, who took my husband away,
and he is the man who wrote to him and
said was dead, SO my son informs me
That is false have another son. six wears
old, to support and being very feeble am
not very well able to do 50. If You will
please he kind enough to send me his pa
pcrS ityou can get them, you will confer h
great favor on me, for which VIII he ever
thankful, Yours Respectfully,
ELIZA ESCNMPE.
p. S.-'Thc organ is broke. Charlie in
forms me that it was broke on the train.
1t is now worthless until it is repaired II
it was in good order could dispose of it,
and it would assist me a good deal Yours,
Respectfully, ELIZA EScAMpE,
Mr. \ G. Coleman, Passenger Agent lllinoi, Cen
trail Railroad;
You will please obigc the widow f.
Campo by sending this letter to Mr.. Sol. \.
Silver agent of the steamer Grand Tower,
as ! do not know where she lays. Yours,
Respectfully, ELIZA ESCAMPE.
Please direct your answer 10 Eliza Is
campo E3l, East Thirty second street New
York, \. \.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

"Well, he DUFFY is gone; have been fan
ming him for three hours, and he expired in
my arms, =" we believed him. Now, we sub
nit to patient gentlc-minded persons, like
ourselves, that we are not wholly bamablc
in giving Currency to the false report, and
if our informant does not get his deserts in
this world for leading us astray, we can find
consolation in the belief that there is here
after created for the use of just such impos-
tors as the one in question. At three
o'clock yesterday afternoon Dutfys condi-
ton was pronounced unchanged, and it was
impossible to predict with certainty the out
come of the case.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

This scabbard has history. W. Z. Eos,
ter. was. as the inscription on the scabbarl
indicates, a confederate soldier, who had
takenpart in engagements before Columbus,
Vicksburg and at Paducah. In one Of
the many minor affairs following the fall
of Memphis, he WAS taken prisoner, placed
on transport and sent North. At the
time of his capture he had the scabbard.
and in surrendering his sword, appear, To
have retained it. He kept possession of
it until the boat touched at our landing.
when he threw it overheard, fearing the IT.
suits that might arise if it were found upon
bis person. Being leather, with brass lips.
he was enabled to douhlcit up. and >ncrete
il during the passage to Cairo. This wa,
fifteen wears ago. The gentleman who
fiishcd the scabbcrd out Of the river form.
ed Mr. Posters acquaintance while
the latter was prisoner in
Cairo, and after his parole assisted him ~
securing employment here. Mr.. D. also
Ia, photograph Of Mr. Foster taken at
that time. which represents him as -
smooth-laccd, mild-appnaring gentleman
with a conference at variance With the
bood-thirsty sen, mcnt, expressed on the
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.
ABOUT TOWN.
LOCAL REPORT.


Mr. f. II. Leland, representing the
Funding Association Of New York, is in
the city.
Our County Court Judge Yocumy
has harvested It's grain and clover, and is
in town again.
Thirty carloads Of blocks for the box
factory, from Arlington, were standing on
the track at the factory yesterday.
Tie committee Of ladies who had in
charge the ice cream festival on Tuesday
night lest vii meet in the Reading Room
Of the Temperance Reform club on Satur-
day Al / 80 p. IN.
Capt, W. /. llamblcton, Of the Mound
City Ways. returned from St Loui, couple
days since. He took up the steamer
Bunker Hill, which had been on his docks.
and delivered her TO her owners. who cx-
pressed satisfaction with the work done.
We ommitcd tomention in Yesterdays
BULLETIN that Ms, Annie Riley was
awarded the gold ring at the skokting rink
on Thursday night for being the most grace
fui skater Of her sex c)ntesting for the
prize. The award was in accordance with
the unanimous wish Of the auditors.
The principal imports by rail for the
past couple days seem to be becr-good
lager Deer Carload after carload has
been cmptied along the cycc, and more :,
due The weather is warm and the beer is
iced and will be bottIcdand sold to fam",cs
for consumption.
The County Board was engaged N
outline business, yesterday. An election To
determine the sense Of the people upon the
proposition to compromise the bonded in.
dcbtednc's of the county will be ordered
by the Board to-day. An adjournment
will then follow.
The game Of base ball played ycstcr-
day afternoon, at the foot Of Eighth street,
was, il is said by those who should know
the hest game ever played, and at the close
Stooll0 to- in favor of the Bankers
nine Thi, is the first defeat yet sustained
Iy the Association club.
Tho. following gentlemen comprise tho
Democratic County Central Committee: T
WHa.idaN chairman; W. NJ. Williams |,
F..B.aSo, W. lIMomis, +. VI. S,ockActh. y
}, Ga.jgan, 7. j. Mcclure A meeting Of
The committee will shortly be held, II
which the time Of holding the Count,
Convention will he determined upon.
Nr. T, G. Famis, Of The johnson
county Woman, was IN Che city yesterday
Mr. i. iso candidate for the Democratic
nomination for representative in the genera
assembly from the ii,y.drst district, com
posed of the counties of Pope, Hardin
Na.>ac, Johnson and Pulaski. The nomi
mating convention meets at Mound Cit
July Goth.
Mcsrs Dmamnt 4 Tate, of Memphis
Tenn, in completing the grading Of Il,
Fillmore extension TO East Cairo. have nc
compI.vcd an extraordinary feat in miroa
construction. They organized their labo
ing force nl completed in less than six,
working day, the work alluded to, whc
involved about 100000 cubic yards
earth The nack-lOying is now progcs
ing rapidly and in few days viii be con
p'ctal % Ea., Cairo.
IN our report OF the death Of Dun
in yesterday mornings BULLETIN, We co
lc.. % bong victim OF misplaced con
drnr. oar informant, we know is not
general thing, truthful; but when
dropped IN on Us at two O'Clock in t
mrh.n4w ''howcory expression, aud .oi
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

The PREVENTATIVE OF \ TERRIBLE DIS
A>TER.-No disorders excepting the most
deadly forms OF lung disease. in
yolyr such a tremendous destruction OF or
ganic tissues a. those which tnsten upon the
Kidneys Such maladies, when they be-
come chronic-and none are so liable to as.
sumo that phaSc-complctely wreck the
system. To prevent thi, terrible disaster.
rccour>, should be had, upon the first man
Hesitation of trouble. to Ho,tettcr'> Btt,r>
which experience has proved to be highly
effective as mean, Of importing tone and
regularity 10 the organs of urination, 90,
well Il, To- the liver. stomach and bowels.
Another beneficial result Of this medicine,
naturally consequent upon its du-etic ac-
ZION. j. the elimination from the blood of
impurities which ho-rt rheumatism. govt.
dropsy, and othrrmp,adie, BY increasing
tar activity OF the Kidneys, i, augment, the
dopuEtiyc efficiency Of Those organs, which
are mos, important outlets for the escape
Of such mpu.tin..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

CRYING is prime evidence of pain.
When the baby is trctful and inclined to
crying spells, remove the cause by using
DR.. Bulls baby syrup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

WINDOW SCREENS, Wire Cloth Door
Springs, Bird Cages, Hanging Baskets,
Flower Stand, and Trainers. at A. IIaley's.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

FoRu'I disease, Of the blood We do not
know oImy better remedy thm Dr. Bu'l&
Blood Mixture,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

WANTEp--A situation, by Il German of
steady habits, to do gardening, attend to
stock, and do general work. Can give the
best Of references. viii work for moderate
wages. Address, "Gcntleman,' care of this
Office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08


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"''' VI NV .N''''''' d." l''l"' '' '".''E SUI
orJ.r.1 liycr Tho ro.rl, ~ ,ha.o l;.oo.,.
nnon fine mo..c. If in,cllioon, and yoluo,oc
noonJo :. mos, o,orn,ioa ,no,,;n,,l;,, aa,,
ally II burden instead OF aplc>ant existence
Of enjoyment and usefulness. There j, no
good reason iortlis, il You will only throw
aside prejudice and okcrticiSm, take the
advice Of druggists and your friends, and try
one bottle OF Green ; August Flower your
speedy relief is certain. Millions Of bottles
,,,. Il, ,,;.,,. u.,n, ~. '''| w.
o,.o.,. o,.a von.,, ,,,,' ','"''' -, -
,, ' ,''''''' ,''''''
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- We ar authorized 20 announce II. G, LoF-
LIN O. q candidate for sheriff Of Alexander county.
subject q, rho decision OF the people AT the election
in November next.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08
STRANGE COINCIDENCE.

A SWORD SCABBARD WITH \ STRANGE HI>TO-
RY-AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS REPOSE At THE
BOTTOM OF THE ONO IT Is FIsHED OFT.
About six days ago Mr. William Me.
Downs, a clerk on the Iron Mountain wharf
boat, tished out Of the Ohio river, an old
sword scabbard, bearing these inscriptions
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

CNAat iIaNmmb CrockcW Storcmd see
the finest fruit put up in the genuine Boyd
Tupmd Mason Jar
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08

QrEHY.--Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Muburg Bros
"Scal of North Carolina" at the same price,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-08
UENTW ~ NJ. NNN III
"PtDuCAH, COLUMBUS, vICKsBUGG. "
NEVER TAKE >,GER \ PRlsNEn.

NV =. POSTER c.. s. srn LOUISIANA rAGEr..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
VEGET.TIrN.E
&Mrtrt &beNutatiSttuS.

Otr. s.. 81. Stepems:
gSertber Serr!- Sd m66te Sic hermit bena6ri6tts
gen, mas bes VEGETINE fir meiue Tomi(ie setban bat.
gor o6tSebu Oionaten bate Metne Sodter einen ldpeS
rem NnIau DON u } e umatiSm II unb elm Sreunb,
Der baS VEGETINE sebraudt bate, rieib tbr, es ebeUia!s
81 periHder. Sic that es uuo spar nit p~Duisem Grz
tolse, BENIN idon mad benz Gebrou6 einteer penietr
Sloi9eH mar lie s6n3Itt furirt. Sd ieIbit ge5raude e>
e%enWdrtis nit sutem GrfpI9eSbr VEGETINE fir 81 b e u>
matismns. Wieine anOere Gobter bat ebeHiaGs bas
VEGETINE fIr &atdrrb unb &erpeni d 10 4 q 9
9ebroudt unb bat 9roBe 2iuoernns baourd erIaust. Qlud
babe ib es uieIen &ubereu nit sutem Grioise anenpfobz
leu, llnb i'd CLAUDE aufridtis, baB bos VEGET1NE bic
bette ar5nei tir bic cben senaunten &rantbeiteu lit, Die.
IS stebt. nn6 i'd werbe es tets ais Sam~iIieumepi;in i'm
meinem Sanie r~orr6tbte bolten.
6. q. &ihIer,
go. IA gaet Sutton Ctr, Columbus -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04
9ae0 $500.

Sn 6em Snti9en Sen Ser. St0aten uno
ben G6iffer> Snieln (Samoa) abgelblo1ie>
men Sreunbi6afts@ uno San6eIS>8 ertrag
ypirb Der 9afenplaB gago Rago freitutuig
an Die Ser. StGaten abgetreten bebufs Qln>
Ieeung zines SIottens9 epotS nnb elmer
&obIen1t1tton".
gago 8aso befin6et fi6 auf Ser SuicG
Sututla nno Der 6afen lit Elm lebr ges
rGumiger. Gr eritredt ii6 pett in Die
Sniel binein. @Gbrenb iein Gtugang Ii
cine 9rittel Oteile brett lit, erpettert ct
ft6 na6 Snnen 81 elmer Sal. @eiDalttge,
800 bis 1000 SUB bpbe Selielt, Die unten
fabl uno oben NIT iippigItem Bflan5en>
Du6ie beoeGt iinb, umringen ibm. Gr lit
Iet6t sugGngli6 uGo Elm rteftger thurman
tiger Sells beSeidnet tpeitbt1 Ietnen Sim
gang. Qlls i'm Dor Sabren Der bamalige
onterifanii6e SlottencapttGn un6 ipGtere
NbmtraI QGilfes beiudte, fano er etneSiefe
DON 80 SLATER.
Die SnieL Tut,iIa, tpeI6e ar6 biele
an0ere tpte cine tletne Sal ausiebenoe6Gfen
beiibt, bat lteberfluB on Sols, Waiier unb
1onlttgen Dem SeefaDrer niiBli6en 9iu>
gen. 0as &Itma lit iebr MILD unO auz
genebm. ytd6 benz llrtbeile zines nit ben
pOIpneIii6en Snlelu genar befannten Sees
MAINS pdre 9agO 9ago Ser id6nite auer
0afenplGbe auf oieien Snieln. @r iou
lOgar nod better iein, als Der iebige6auptz
bafeH Der S6ihers Snieln, Qpia, in ipelz
DEM Segeli6ife bas 9an5e Sabr btnbur6
obne 6ulfe bon S6leppbOoten etnz uno
auslaufen fOnnen.
9lIs ameritanii9e S6iffs= unb &oblen=
Station tptrb ga9o Bago pieL sur S0rber=
ung 6es amerifantiden 6an6els nidt nur
nit ben S6ifer Snieln, ionbern at6
nit anOeren Snielngrnppen iibli6 BON
2lequator beitragen.
9emnG6it pirb Uncle Sam fem neres
uert9OOues 8eftBtbum antreten, urO sls
nd6it Dirb er blr6 zines ieiner &riegs>
i6iffe cine genarere 8ermeiiung bes6afens
Hno Der l1m9ebung Dornebmen laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04

ser Giirfci liegt, 9Gnsltd Sertreten, nm
8oben unb ielblt tpeltn iid nod in Ql1isn
8%anonenfutter auftreiben lieBe, 10 lit bod
fetn Seller @elb ba, I'M IS in's Telb Su
fteQcn. Ntoetommen iel6ft. Die Gngldn>
Ser ermannteu iid b%inldn9ll9, I'M etnige
tiirfii6e &iiitenplGbe in 8rano gu lhteBen:
- mas braudte ii6 &uBlano oarauS 81
MAIDEN, 10 lalge eS ooS gauge Ga10 auBer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BPM MeereSufer be-
fibt? hub an einen 2anOfrtcg fann Gn9z
Lamb gar nidt benfel1, obne fi9 lelber la
6erltG por3ufommen.
8iellei6t 6oB RuBlanb feline Srieoensz
8ebingungen abii6tIi6 biel bdrter ma6t,
ais IS u%ripritngli@ beabii6tigte, I'M it'd
nadber bur6 cine nGonfereno" cine Sleiz
nigfett Qbbonbeln Su Ia1len unb nm ben
4Sreis lol9er @roBmutb yeuropGil6e Ga
routten" fir ben 3eit letncr Soroerunz
gen ein3utaul6en. gSenn eS ii6 oann 5u@
reben Iiebe, Die GrenSen oes bulgartl6en
Siiritentbum5 ein tpenig tpeiter bon Morias
1lppel SuriiGSuI6ieben, ben HumQren alS
GriaB fir lein StH6 8eiiarabien einen
orDBeren S6nibel bon Der Sobruol6a
~obsutreten, ein 9ubenb Otiuionen tpeniz
oer &rie0s GntihGbigung 81 forbern,
{eine ierbtiben Grigeltnaben nit nur Elm
paar GtGoten uno 0orfern abSuftnoen, Die
S6ifffabrt bur6 Die 9arbaneIen Mno ben
8oSporuS aud Den anbern Seenl1dten
freisuqeben, 10 fonnten 6ie europdiiden
uO}G6te" ii6 ei1treoen, 9rDBe un6 tDt6tige
3ugeltGnDnIile ertrobt 81 baben, tpdbreno
IN @abrbett EllBlano bod Nlles, uno nod
mebr, alS IS betm 8egiun bes Srteges Su
getpiuuen bottle, errei9t hubsn tpiIrbe.
9enn nod Der 2OSlDiung 8ulgartens
aus benz tlirfil6en Gei6sDerbanoe uno
nadbbem bic @rense belieIben iilDli9 bonn
8alfat9ebtrge binabgeldoben mare, bort ole
3itrfet altf, nod ais cine europdtl6e Wfa6t
mitSu3dblen. Cine iplde 8erfleInerNng
ibre5 gebtetsbeitanbes lit fir Tie ungefGbr
baiielbe, mas fir 0Gncmarf Die 2oStren>
rung S6lestpigz6 pliteinS mar. Sic tDiro
nad)ber lit nod bon JtuBlano geouloet
fem, geouloet arf 10 LANCE, bis GlBlano
2ult lpIrt, aud ben 9teit megSnnebmen. -
Mtit ieleln europGiiG)en 9letd)getpidte,
pobei cine boIbtpegS itarte uno bonn iibriz
gen europa qeldibte Siirfet Dem ruiiii6en
9fei6e bic 0age balten loHte, lit IS 6ann
3I @nbe.
@as ii6 6oraus fir Sic 3ufunft, ctpe
fir baS erite 8iertel oe5 5tpan5i9iten Sabr>
bunoerts ergeben uiro? 0er pGre fiibn
genlIg, DaS pOrausIageu 81 tpplen. gSiro
DaS Durb bic AISlDl6ung ber Surfei
ilberm1htig getpor6ene GltBlnn0 benz beutz
1Gcn GtiGe gsfGbrIi6 tuerben ? Ober tpiro
bteieS itd an6 lpGter nit &uBlan0 ouf
freunbidaftIiden SUB ftelen unb baS
babSburgti6e 8ei6 3mii6ea beiben
gctbetlt werben2 0as ftnb Sragsn, tpeI9e
an Die Md ite Generation berantreten
tperben, benin DOrerit miro &uBIanb einige
Sabr5ebnte Der Jtube bebiirfen, I'm ii6 =
bon iet1en Stegen 5u erboleu unb bas Gez
ponneue 3u Der6auen. SIM 10. Sabrbunz
bsrte tpenigitenS miro europa nod ni6t
foiafii6 tperb2n, uno tpegen nes 20. Sabr@
butoertS pouen mir uns iebt feline sraueu
0aare ipa9ien lailen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-04

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