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, 1878-05-24

LAW AGAINST FLIRTING.-Burke, in
his History Of Virginia, says: 81 find
that the Governor was obliged soon after
to issue proclamation forbidding wom-
eh to contract themselves to two several
men at one time. For women being yet
scarce and much in request, this offense
was become very common; whereby
great disquiet arose between parties and
no small trouble to the Government. 1t
was therefore ordered: That every min
lister should give notice in his church
that what woman soever should use any
word or speech tending to contract of
marriage to several persons at one time,
although not precise and legal, yet so as
might entangle or breed scruple in their
consciences, should, for such ofense,
either undergo corporal correction or be
punished by fine or otherwise, according
to the quality of the person so offended"
Although the supply of women is not
so limited as it was when this law was
in force, we have no doubt there are
many young fellows in Farmvile who
would like 10 see it reenacted. Farm.
Uile (Va) Mercury.
, 1878-05-24
oh THINK Not -.

Oh think not .,, l.tAu.e lHn,.
Thaiarmy songs ar'g'.
Forl.ll,n cloud. within my heart
Rr.ol many veal! day
And memory ever STEMS O. bring
.aIir,t song, she loves 60 sing.
On think not so hacau,c my smile
seem. ever bright YOU say,
Ths, no fond treasures deep within
Are fuuily hii away
For smiles aud tear. Oft closely blend
Aud hope her ranbpw' seldom Ieni
Oh think no; SO, because my heart
Seems patient as the dove
Tha, there are no sal warnings
For sympathy aud love,
For one 10 feel my souls great aim
And help from dawn to daylight gain
Oh think not SO, because | bow
Submissive when pray,
That I'm not Visiting, longing,
For future brighter day;
Till then try to weave my life
As full OF smiles, less tears and strife.
MRS. A, II, ADAMS.
, 1878-05-24

THE newsGoy polishes everything but
himself, yet his ready answers cover II
multitude of faults. Two newsboys came
to tue counter. One Of them put down
ten cents and called for three papers. The
other scotfed Immediately, and remarked
that he would be ashamed to buy only
ten cents worth of papers. After thus
speaking, he magniticently put down
twenty cents, and demanded papers for
the whole amount. why" said the
clerk, "you needn't talk; you are buying
only twenty cents worth; that is scarcely
more than ten cents" at isn't, heyi"
retorted the twenty. cent boy, "hs, a hun.
dred per cent. nlorel' The clerk said not
another word.
, 1878-05-24

STUFFED ONIONs.-Wash and skin very
large onions; lay them in cold water an
hour; then parbOil in salted boiling water
half an hour; drain, and while hot ex-
tract the hearts, taking care not to break
the outer layers; chop the hearts very
fine, with little salt pork, or bacon,
bread-crumbs, pepper, salt, mace, ana
vet with a spoonful of cream; bind with
wcIl.beaten egg and work into smooth
paste; stuff the onions with this; put
into dripping pan with little hot wa
ter, and bake until the onions are very
tender, meantime bastiDg often with
melted butter. When dcs,, take the
onions up carefully in vegetable dish;
add to the gravy in the dripping.pan the
juice of half a lemon, four tablespoon
fuls of milk, and little Drowned flour
made smooth in cold milk; boil up once
and pour over the onions. Serve very
hot.
, 1878-05-24

A WITNESSES PROMPT Book An Eng
lishman who recently brought suit against
a railway corporation for damages caused
by an accident on the line, not only went
into the witness.box we'll crammed, but
even took his note book with him. lie
referred to it so often that Sergeant Bal
lantine took it out Of his hands, and him
self INTRODUCED it in evidence while cross
examining the witness. The book con-
tanned written account Of the accident
in the form ofan address to the jury, In
tersperSed with remarks, such as "Take
1t easy" ""Don't getfurried, ""Take care"
These, the plaintiff candidly admitted,
were to act as warnings to him in giving
his evidence. Sergeant Ballantine then
questioned him as TO the meaning Of the
figures, |, 2, 3, which occurred from time
to time in the note book, and it appeared
that these were intended as reminders
to the witness TO count three before an
swering any question put to him. The
entry "Never mind him." referred to
the learned sergeant himself, The sue
cess of this thoughtful gentleman-he
won the suit and obtained 81, $50 dam
ages-may encourage American witnesses
to adopt a similar system of notes and
checks for use in the box. -
, 1878-05-24

ILLINOIS and Iowa folks sell out, rush
to Texas, find that they have got to work
there as we'll as elsewhere, and return
home and declare that Texas is a fraud.
II there is any Heaven on this earth we
know of man who wants to pay cash
for it,
, 1878-05-24

A Boston bachelor owns dress-coat
which he has loaned to twenty.three
bridegrooms to get married in.
, 1878-05-24

GREECE is said to be second 10 Eng.
land only, in Eastern waters, as naval
power.
, 1878-05-24
Burlington Hawkeyetems.
Drunk every day-for a fact.

HARPER's Bazaar, supreme authorize
says, speaking of spring fashions, "Eyerv,
thing is beaded" Even the champapne
WHEN he gets through with the church
debts kimball is going to try to raise
the eight cents discount on the silver
dollar.
A KANSAS school committee promntlv
rejected an applicant for teachers no.
sltion because he spelled humble bee with
an 'h."
WHAT is all this complaint about hard
times, anyhow Here are women in
Hartford earning twelve cents day max.
ing corsets.
MARTIN TUPPER claims that he is the
author Of that wonderful ballad, cold
Dan Tucker" Wait till Dr. Holland
hears of this.
EMIL HoNITILLIoN, Texas LAWYER is
to be hanged for just shooting another
lawyer. They will hang man for al.
most anything in Texas.
A TEMPERANCE paper is nameu the
Roydl Road. Unaspiring Ex: change
your name; don't you know there is no
royal road to greatness9
VAIN man, if you want your smoking
tobacco, and can't find it, look for it in
your wite's fur box. 1t is coming time
toput such things away.
The salary of the lightest Congress
man in the House, if paid him in the sill
yer dollar he voted for, would weigh
more than Senator Davis. $500 ct tuum,n
THE recent Sioux war cost the govern
ment $2,3l2 500. And yet we suppose
if you should put the whole Sioux ma.
ton up at auction, it wouldn't bring $l15.
"IN its great battle for freedom"
says Robert Toombs, "the South
lost all but honor" Since which dismal
time, the South has carried all its bag.
gage, including salvage, in collar box
ST. VALENTINES day has gone sadly
out of fashion since the new race of
"sweet" evangelists sprung up. There is
a sentimental piety, brethren, that wastes
sblamed sight more postage stamps than
it saves suls.
"WHAT Is carniverous animal2"
Professor Miller asked the boy with seven
warts on one hand and sprained thumb
on the other. This boy, who stood near
the head of the class, when it formed
"left in 'front.'" aud who had played
hoOky the day before, paused, stood on
one foot, looked up at the ceiling, glanced
anxiously at the professor, and said in
tone that indicated some doubt on the
matter, "a carnivalous animal is one that
eats mardi grass" Then the school went
into short executive session, and the
professor passed the rattan bill over the
boys veto. Several times.
"THE mule" remarked the livery
stable man, as they passed the stall where
the sleeping animal WAS leaning up
against the partition, dreaming Of an
Eden wherein there was but one mule and
a thousand tmid men, "this mule isa
kicker" "This one2" innocently in
quired the young man, laying his hand
on the mules hustle to be sure that the
proper animal was indicated, "This -"
The livery man said he didn't mind the
loss of the money Gas the young man did
not take out the fancy rig he was going
to look aD for he could more than make
that up on the hearse and carriages as
soon AS the remains came down; but what
he hated about it was having the roof of
the stable mussed up 50 where the young
man went through.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-11
Rod ettt brenmcmoeS Hoblcnbrr9=
iuerf4

gSilfeSbarre, YennI., 10. Sau.-Scit
lebtem Woutage luittbet Ill elIler 9roBen, Der
,,Benni. .Sobleus &ompagnie" geh6rigen Gobleu-
qrube, Die ais Sd)od)t ytr. Z bc;et1uet mWo,
IN Der gtGbe BON g)ate8piQe clu furd)tbureS
6euer. Nn Ntontag fritb 9ln9 Der 6ener
mellter btnuuter, nm mle gelu0build) OteUtlue
III unterud)en, ehe Die Sergleute blneIngeheu.
Nls er einen gerutiien, etlUa cine DtelIe pom
SuBe oeS S6a6teS entfernten Eunft erretd)te,
iiiblte er Ill ielnem @ritaunen elne Str0muHg
beiBer 9uit. 0ie5 erregtt letueu 2lrgWobn.
ST QiuQ iogleid) III Der 3iftung Uorludrt5,
aus melfer Der beige 2uftSug fam, uno nad).
Dem er cine 3titlang in Der 6initerniB umbrz
Qetappt uno iif) ourh bic Ouutleu uHterirOts
idben 6amntern gearbettet bate, bog er pl0g@
lid nm cine i6arfe @de uno lab nu III turSer
Gntfernung enc btlgeaobenld nSlams
men. 0ie bi0ueu 6lGntmen lflGu9elten Iid
INT jene Sdule unb ltef Il ole geraoe oabtnter
beitnoltd)e grOBe SOblenaOer ettlang. &elne
3eit nar Su uerlieren. Der 6euermeiltcr tehrtc
raid all ben Sup oe8 SdJahte8 6uritd, itteg
aui Die SberilQder rtef etHe Nn3abl Ser9lcnte
3uiammen, Die, nit QSalleretmern au5gerlllet,
in Die Utiue bulunterfubren rnO ltt nad OCm
Serralu oeS Branee8 begaben. 5ebt mar
aber OlcSibe unertraglld) gemor0eH, Die Itarten
2uftitr0nungen maren NIT belBen0dmpten 10
ie1r gciQtti9t, 0aB e8 ben 8erJleuten uum0g,
lid mar, lid Der brenuenOenSdule gu ndbern,
uuO Die 2eute goTen leoigltd gBaiisr anf jcne
brsnneubeH Steaen, bic tic erretben fonnten.
SIR @aIier obcr perluunoelts iiA iOgleih in
beiBeu 9anlpf Der nit piitbenOcm gc3iife
Su ben 8ergleuteu Suriidfam mo plele oerel'
ben obumGftig uteOeritredte. 2llli oeIe g8eiie
betGmpfteu Die Geute ben gar5eu Sag uuO ote
gan3e Nadt btnourd oa8 6eutr in Der ltine;
Oh tie aber in Der r20ihung OeSSrauce8 ir9euo
eiuen 6ortidritt 9emadt babeu, lit nid)t be-
tannt, Oenn Sr0mungen bergen 0ampie8,
Der Die Otue eriuGte, oerbinoerte oa5 Sreunen
Der 2ampeu in Der llmgebuu9 oe5 Ttuer8.
Der llripruug oe8 5euer8 lit unbctannt.
@s m8gen piele &auienoe Don 3OnneH Soblen
5erit6rt werOeu, ebe e8 getIn9t, Oo8 6euer gu
lnidlpn
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Selegrapblids 9epel9eu.
[Beri3e Der nafiocir!en Breie' fiIr ben rDeutIGet
&crteipouoenten".
9nlanS-pfps(dsn.
Ser observation-disclosures IT,
- Gite fftirmtfGe Sibung.-Ste
ttnnertpiiitlt6e ST. WarD 2SaI=


Darlington, 10. San. - Der Sraueus
itimnred)ts =@onpent perianlnlelte iid beute
Oorgen in bem gmpfanssSimmer oeS SenatS
unb belt cine ungeidbr 5pet Stunoen oauernoe
Sibung ab. Dtebrere Jeoen muroen 9ebai=
ten uno perl6icoene 6pmnen 9eIun9en. lnz
ter ben HeOnertnnen beianoen ltdSrau Sarab
u. Spencer, Srau Or. Sbomplon aus Ore
gon unb Srau 2aiprence aus WtaiIaduettS.
@Gbrenb bic 2ebtere rebets, uuroe iie bon
Srau @roder aus Wtifouri unterbroden, mel
de Slit unb @aQe gegen ben @onpent nno
alle 0elegatinueu au8lpie llno nrlr nit gDtitbe
5ur 8ube gebrotbt merDen fonilte. @let6 nadl
Der Sertagung besab fid ein aus ben 6rauen
Scooter, Sarbert unb Spencer beitebenoe8 go
mite gum Site< Era foeuten gSheeler unb Gum
Sprener NanDaQ, nm GrlaubniB fir Die Ser
treter Der gemegung 81 erlpirfen, Dor ben
Sd)ranfen beioer 6auier III eri1elnen uno
ibre 4rguntente por5ubringen. 6rau elliot
ION aus JtelpzSerlep uub Die unuernleiolide
Or. Utarp 8alfer fanbett Itd) gletd nad Ser
tqqunQ oe5 GonoentS i'm 3inmer beS Slice
YrGiioenten Elm. 9ie 2ettere Or. Wtarp)
madte eilllge Senlelfungen ge9en oaS 16.
4menoement sllr Contribution, oerlangte le=
oof) oab bic Contribution berart amenotrt
rperbe, oaB tpeiBe Srauen gletde 8e6te nit
BEN yteserfrausn erbelten, yrueld' 2eetere,"
rpie Or. 0iarp bebauptete, rbei Der nd9iten
gSahl i'm san3en 2anDe bon ibrem Stimm=
rehte @ebrau6 MAIDEN ncroeu." Die Git
sung bes Gonpents muroe Dur6 oaS unorbents
liae Betrageu Der 3uihauer plelfaf geit6rt.
0iorsen I'M 10 llbr wirb elm @omite Der
Stimnlre6tlerinnen Dor Dem Senats@Gomite
iber 8riutleqien uno gSablen eri6etnen.
8icpsBrGiibeut gSheeler erflGrte tpGhrenD
Der beuiigen 9eratbuns, er balte es fiir nld)t
mebr, ais biGig, oab Der GongreB bic ar9 IL
mente Der Sralen anhore, uno er miiroe ss
beoaueru, ipenn trgeno ELL Ssnator ge9en ben
Sorihlag itinlmte.
Seute abenb bielten eStimmredtlerinnen
einen @mpfans i'm nRiags 6cuie" ab, mel
htm Elm sablreideS Yublttum beilpohnte.
Inter ben 2lnlpeienoen befanoen it'd 6rau
Slabella Seederz6oofcr, SRI. Sulia Smitb,
Trau Watbiloe Soslpn@age, Srau Oeuerelrz
8lafe, 6rau Sarab u. Spencer, Srau Selpa
eof,uooo, Srau gliiabstb SOpnton Surbnt
unb pele Inoere.
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Yermtid)te 9epeid)ea aus 9tetts
NnrF

Nem=gorf, 10. Sanuar.-3abitba ann
Cotton wnroe seitern sur YrariS als 8e6tSs
anlpdltin Suselaiien. Sie 1T Die erite Sran,
mel9er Sieies 8s9t in bieleln Staate ertbeilt
iuurbe,
- 9rtbur 9earp muroe beute an Stel(e
Smen Dturpbp'S uno g. 6. 6. Bari an
SteGe 8nl. g. Martiu's gum acctie>@Omz
miildr nonlinirt.
- Sob er0fiuete Sn 1921,
- Der 9anpier ,,Gitp Of Seem Dorf" 1T
beute bon eraz&ru5 uno 9aoanna bier an
gefomnlen.
- Son Sapanna lift beute Der Oampfer
columbus" bier angelanst.
- Die Son @innabnlen betrusen beute
$298,000.
= Der llnteri9asmeifter Sablte bette fiir
Sntereien 1902 900 uno fiir ein9e8o9ene Sb-
ligationen SALT 700 aus.
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Ser Yroseb 8e8en 8olIe, Sumter s.
GOnfOaQ1ffe.

y tcago, 10. SaHuar. - Gtner beute
MOrgen bier einselaufensu Oepeite ans gSa,
ibiugton 3uiOlge buben Die oorttgen AmuGlte
Der bisit9en Observation-Disclosures benz SriegS
iefretGre nlitgetbeilt, oaB Die Vebtereu Die Se=
9nabignug ser 6S. 8o1e, Sumter & @omp.
wiinidten, mn iene 6irma gc9eu criminaIge=
ri6tlid,e Seriolgun9 itder 5u itenen. Sails
iid) Oieie 9lugabt beitdti9t 10 periu6cn Die 2lu-
mdlte, bic &egerun9Sbeamten5 5u hintergebeu.
IS idweben Smar mebrcre 2lutlagen gegcn
Die Sirma III @erihten OieieS StaateS, allcin
oielelbeu perOeu wabri6etulif uienal8 iur
SerbanOluug 9elangen, unO man weiB, baB
tetue &rtminuluerfolguug beabit6ugt miro.
Die glnipGlte be;wefen ohne 3peifel, tbre
@lieuten ourh etue 8egnaSiguu9 aller &iuil-
flu9en Iomobl, als Ser &riminul6erfolguna ;u
entGeben. Die 9egen Die 6irma idWebSuOe
@ipiltlage be5itbt iid) nur auf Die Der 9tegie'
rung jutommeuOe Stener uno Der megcl
Steuerbetruas auierleQten Straie.
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Gmropaiidle GabelberidDte.
9entiMIan0.

Berlin, 10. Sanuar. - Der g8o6en
beribt Der yDeuti6en 0teiAsbont" er9ibt cine
3unabme oeS SartgelOeS i'm Setrage bon 2 =
$780, 900 Mart.
8erlln, 10. Sanunr.-0a8 yGage5latt"
melbet, baB 19 Bsrioneu neaeu augeblidb.r
getbsiliaung an Der Bibop- -afaire Derbaitet
moroen lnbIuno OuB rueitsre Serbaftun3en i'll
4usftdt iieben. GS miro bebauptct, buB
8nbop ben Seriud mahte, Die Yldne Der
Seituu9sperte BON Web gu erlaugeH, uslher
geriu6 ibm ieno9 uidlt aslang.
pSeteopatra's 9taoeI."
BON, 10, Sauuar. - Sin S9lepps
bampfer gius geitern bon Der OiiinOung Der
3bemle nad1 Serrol i'll Spauieu ab, I'M ben
espptii9en Sbelisten naf @n9lanO 5u britt
gen.
Gin Muferftanoener.
2onoon, 10. Sahuar. - @ine 0epei1e
ans 4teranbria meIoet: ,9er WarquiS por
Antiuort befiubet fh in Der Staot 3euu i'm
1fIideu Ifrifa uHb trtft BOrbereituuaen SUI
&idtsbr mad europa" Ser Rurquis mar
felt 9ausem ueri9Ollen, Ino man bielt TIN
fir toot.)
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Ser 2oniiiana'er Gleftoralitimutetts
Sd)ad)er.

Rem zOrlea MS, 10. San. = @aienaoe,
Der befannte i6marSe Qpi6eHbel eltatter, mel9er
al8 Otitglieo oeS beriihtigteu y9ieturning=
Boaro8" i'm oorigen Sabre 10 piel pon it6
reoen nlad)te, muroe BON einem m8eri6teritatter
scfra9t, oh irgenb einS6a9er nit Den repub=
llfaul1en 8eratbern a6geiGlOfien worben lei;
er oerneiute e8 uno iagte, nod ui4t eiumal
eiu Terlpred)en lei senladt moroeu. &euner,
Der anoere gteger pom u0teturuing~ ~Soaro, !"
nla9te dbulide Ausiageu.- Wan muB jeOoA
bebenfeu, OaB bic bcloen S6mar3en bel benz
i6nlubtgen @ei9dfte gar ui6t in Setra9t
famen; @el8 unO 2ln0erion, Die beiOen 8ei
Ben, beiorgten 2lle8 oqein, bic 9teger batten
gu 5dbler, tpie 8eQS unb AnOerIon befablen.
yti6t Die beiOeu S9war3eu, lonbern bic bei=
ben g8eiBen fDnnen @ntbHQungen iiber ben
Sfpiubel madlen
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%aufcrottc.

New-0orf, 10. Sannar.- Gmc 0tpGjdJe
ausG lica9o melOet, OaB Die GngrOs SpeSuci-
bdnoler 8e1s & 6aultuer gelteru ibrs 3ab
luugen etnleDten. YaitUa $94, 900; Attiuu
etlpa 100000.
Rew- -yorf, 10. 3anuar- g. .9}eDuolOS
& @omp. bcreiteu bic 2lHgabe, ONB iie i'll
ben Sanfcrott Oe8 oru. 0ulmtug inuoluirt
iiuo, unO ertldren lib bereit, Glle lbre Jtoten,
obalo iie praienttrt perOen, eiu3ulOieu.
9 on, 10. Sauuur-GS, 28. 9burhbiu
& Comp, prominente @aeumaareubGnoler
al Der @aibingtonitraBe, babeu ialiirt. 0a8
N2Ghere 1t nnh niht ermittelt
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9ermtSd,te telearapbtid,e 9cpeId,ett.

- 3pil9en Dem @ouperneur BON 9t ORB =
@aroliua uno Dem SbergeriAte jeuc8
StaateS eriitirt eiu @Oniltft 8etreff5 Der
Srage, oh Der @ouuerneur oas 3teht beiiBe,
einen pOriibenoen @ihter be5 SbergeriftS an
Steae beS peritOrbeneh 9rn. PearioH 3u er~
nennen.
- Die i'm llnterbauie Der @eietgebuug BON
Nem orf etn9ebra6te ReiolutiOn gegen
bic SlanO'ihe Silberbtu murbe geltern nit
1O5 gegeu II Stimmen angenommen.
- SSu q bluno, Ba., uurOe Srou Warz
qoret Burfe beute Wtorgen belpuBtlo5 i'm Bette
uno ibr 12zjGbri9er Sobu ais 2etbe al ibrer
Seite gcfuuoeu. Rau glaIbt, OOB lie ourd
@aic aus einem neuen, I'M Seler angebradten
oet5appurate iiberudlti9t wurOen. Die Srau
lplrb mahrideinIidl rpleOer auffomnlen.
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Nrr lGrIntitnrff

Wcm- DOrf, 10. 5anuof.-@el0 leltlt gu
6. gScdie itetiger 81 4.82. Sob idloB
rubia III 1929. 8unOcsz Obligationen itIOi-
ien ftit; 1SSler @onponS lo7. Heue l86?er
1O3B, 18G7er 1853, 1868er 1913, neue 8tnfer
1O6, I0.40er Coupons 1919. 2tttten itloHen
feiter; Stem YOrter Central 10Y, Grte g.,
Cafe Sbore G2g, SQiuotier Central TAI, PttS-
burger 751, @bica9o= 9tortbmeitern 364, Brioz
ritdteu 63, 0tOd Sslano 994, gScltern llnton
Eel. III.
llnterbabamt8 8ilnn3: Sob $1O0,070,=
585. 70; @ouraut $33, ,889 ,498.61.
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SanfsNallimentc.

SprtngTlelb, WtaII., 10. 5anu0r.
,,@reat Barring Sauilg8 8ant bat ibre
3ablungen eingeiteat Die Depoiiten betraz
gen $407 900 uno Die gau5eu Yaiiiua $4l4,s
900. Sine llnteriudung ourh Die Sant-
Gommilidre lit i'm @ange.
Sprtn9iietO, Wtaii., 10. 3anuar. -
Der Stantsbanf-&ommiiidr bat Die y@rcut
Burlington SapingS Sant" iiir iOlOent CT
tldrt, empiteblt ieOOd), oaB Oieeibt 30 tGgige
@iinOl0un0 Uon lhren 9epoitt0ren ocrl0n0e.
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9ic SRnSes=SenatortuabI to ohio.
Geo. 80. Qeu0Ietatt ts0nttnttt.

@0Inm m b u 8, A.r TO. SuH. : OIt ptlHpf
frati,6eu Witglieber belten heltteIbenb einen
Gaufus ab, nm etnen Sunces> Senator 81 no=
miutreu. Die 99. Benoletou, Wtor9an,
gwiug, gSarb unb &onperie tuHrben porges
ld5lagen nno Sr. Beuoletou BEL Der oritfen
Abiimmuns nomiutrt, DaS 8eiultat Der
lesteu 9bftimnun9 par Renoleton 81,
gwing 10, Morgan l6, @arb unbGOnperie
SsintnIen.
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@cicslpftsfeit tn GentuGD. - Sin
Sd1erfff erid1pifen.

@incinnati, 10. San. = Nm lebttn
0ien1tagS z9lbenbe holts 6iilfSidertff s1ug9IeS
bel @oucorb, Sp., nit eiuer Abtbelluug Siirz
ger bic notortiaen @ebriiOer llnberwooO elm,
mel6e 8ferOe in Der gtahbaridait gefOblen
batten, unb gebot ibuen, iid 5u ergeben. Als
Mntnort feuerten Die Hduber auf Die Siirger
unb t6oteten Struggles auf Der SteQe. Die
yYOhe" erptoerte 0as 6euer, uno bei0e Sriis
Der muroen OerruuuOet. Ytan glaIbt, oaB oic
auigere9teu 6armer 2pndiuiti3 oil oeu De.
iperaooS auSiiben lperben.
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SscucrS br1tttff in SSDltolullt.

Sau Sran5i8co, 10. Sauuar. - &m
5. 0s5ember wiitbete cine 6eucrSbrunit III
Souolulu, lpelte Die 8e9ierun98ma9aime
Dem 3ollamte gegeuiiber, Die 9Serften unO
S6uppeu Der Boitoampier, otele QSobnbduz
Ier II. I. 10. einaiherte Der 9elammtUerluit
mini nlIf S2hO 600 neif1ikt
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S6lagen0es 9Scttcr in cimcr SeOb=
leflnrffi1e.

YOtt8OilleI YQ., 10, 3aH. = SR 0er
,MaOeSpiue. 8rube," Dtclten BON bier, CT.
ei9nete iidb btute cine @ruben9N8 =GrplOfou,
our6 melf)e 5oiepb 2ll(eu, gSm. YOpe uno
Sobu Monabuu ifredli6 oerbrannt murocn
&Qeu itarb im 2auie Oe8 Cages; man boiit
bic beioeu 4noeren I'll retteu.
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ct. 2oui8, 10. Sanuar.-GHton SeB.
ler'S @erbcrei mo Die p y8eitern- OieHgleBeret"
wHroen geitcrn 2(beno Ourf 6euer 8critUrt
gSerlut S25. 900.
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Gr,ttater GoffintttorS. .

NetpsY Yort, 10. Sauuar. 6rau 9i;iic
@uQ muroe geitern abeno uon brem @atteu
bur9 5uBtritte Oerart miBbanOeIt, baB feline
Soffnung fir ibr g8leOerauftommen uorbanz
ben III,
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epeatal.N Notiatx.


Wir baben eine beibrdntte Mnsabt umseor6eiteter
ddter s ope'i der 0dbmaf6inen out Eager,
Die wtr nebIf einem einiaden fdmarsen Nusbaumz
Glide unb aussiebtdfhen fir ie funfsebn OoIz
lars 8aarseIb anbieten. DieIe Ra5dinen finb
TO gut iute neu, uno nur sesen 8aarselb in r. AZ,
NorozS barIesitrabe, gu baben.
pic @otpc'fdje Nafdjtnen=Gompagufe.
.G,9,11,3.5,7D
Die nenen tttrftfd1en uno ruiiiidten elfttre'
d,enstSden, @erturiaIs, zfweteIs uno 9ampts
baeer tn Nr. 147, Saratoga, nabe eutafpifrase,
fino iest fir Serren unb Dameu in poler 9b6stett'
(Sept10, ,124fteD
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ote smmOes.sematortpabl tn sso,pa. i.

Ses Vt otneS, Sa.r 10. Sanuar. - Die
9eleBgebung oteles StaateS tritt am naflten
Montage sulamnen unO miro mabri9einli9
0rn. QQiIOn mteoer gum Gunoe8rSenator
erwdblen, inbem fein anberer @anotoat I'M
eCpIhP III
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Cine Iarte-

In VIE, fpeIbe on ben Bolsen bon Susenoihnoen'
nerpoIer sdwdd5e enttrdftuns, Ssrluft Der Dsan'
nestrait &c. leben enbe i'd TO tenfret Elm &eaept
sos fie furirt. Deies srobe Seilmittel purSe BON
.inem Ulifiondr in sdozamerita entoedt. edtdt elm
aoreiIirtes @ouperi an Saep. Soepb Z. Snman, Sta'
.ton D, gi6lesSouie, R.=g. eitp.
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