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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
Cotton.

Cotton exhibits weakness. kilograms
to the cotton exchange received to-day
from Liverpool report that market hav-
ing opened quiet. AT 1.9O o'clock this
afternoon prices went 1-l6d lower on both
spots and futures; upland middling ed,
Orleans 6 Sled; futures for August and
September delivery 6 7-16@G 13-S2d, Sep
tember 6 7-lGd, September and October
6 l5-Sad, October and November 6 9-32d,
November and December 6 9-32d. The
New Orleans market dropped to He
for middling last evening. The New
York market dropped s points ON futures
last evening. The opening in New York
to-day was quiet; middling 115sc. Flu
lures are 8 points below yesterdays quo
tations. Deliveries for August 11.48@
@ll.52, September 1l.4O@11.S5, October
l0.74@10.77, November 10.19@1O.52, De.
cember lO.4s@lO.5Oc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
YELLOW FEVER.
Four Deaths and Nineteen New
Cases Since Yesterday
Noon.



Since yesterday noon the yellow fever
dead list has had four persons added to II
as follows;
Fannie Blackburn, colored, age IA.
Monroe extended, dropsy.
Josiah johnson, age %, IA Vance, con-
sumption.
Kate Lynch, age 40, chronic diarrhea.
Child of H. Terrell, colored, age
months, debility.
Brooks Wilson, age q, 4s4 Main.
Antonio f. Botto, age 81, 2O5 Elliott.
Chas. Bennett, age %, 1874 Poplar, yell
low fever.
John HALEY, age IA, Sc Ross avenue,
yellow fever.
New Cases.
Since yesterday noon the following new
cases have been reported to the board Of
health, four being unofficial, as they are
located beyond the city limits. The total
since yesterday noo sum up 10, and the
aggregate official list since the fever broke
out is 200.
Willis Allen, colored, age "a, 81 DeSoto
Rev. Father Doyle, age 80, corner De-
Soto and Linden. e
VIM. Himmerle, 261 South.
L. Chirotte, age 80, 22S Beal.
Ann Murphy, age 35, 800 Vance.
james Collins, age 81. 1893 Linden.
VIM. Morgan, colored, age 8, 100 Court,
Ed, Tabler, age 80, city hospital.
james Burns, age As, l42 Rocco alley.
Thomas Burns, age 3, same place.
Marshall Hoskins, age q, same place.
james Hester, age 80, SO Clay.
jerry 0redon, age 10, 279 South.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, age 20, corner De
Soto and Elliott.
Mrs. Rachel Taylor, age 80, corner De-
Soto and Elliott.
Amy Payne, c0lored, age AZ, is reported
down with fever on College avenue, oppo-
site the car stables. Lindsay Payne, col
ored, age G, and Jams Payne, age u, are
also ill at the same place.
Mrs, M. E. Rennett, age %, is i'll near
the Greenwood Nurseries.
Cow Thieves.
VIM. Green, Wat Becktsl, Andrew
Clark and Collins Polk are in the Gala
boose charged with stealing cattle.
John Becktel and H. Tate are in on sus-
picion of the same. A mulley COW and
two mulley heifers, also a horned yearling
are at the stationbouse, supposed to have
been stolen by the rascals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
Only Good Nurses.

The heads of the various relief boards,
representing the Knights of Pythias and
Honor, the Howards, Masons and the
Working Men held a meeting yesterday
to agree upon the nurse question. 1t was
agreed that a cooperative association
should be formed; that only nurses of
known character and ability, either male
or female, who have nursed in other cpl
denies should be employed, and q suita-
bic house should be engaged for a general
depot . competent person to be employed
TO care for 1t.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

Captain D. Broadhurst's postofice ad
dress is St. Louis. 1872
DR.. A. L. Kimbro. southeast corner o
Main and Union streets. 145
The Rev Father Doyle of the Catholi,
priesthood is down.
Mrs B. McMahon is doing irst rate
and James Hester has a bad case.
DR.. VIM is the head of the National
board of health here while DR.. Mitchell i:
absent.
MIR. Robert R. Martin, in charge of the
signal service station here recently, left
the city last evening with regret-that he
remaired so long.
George B. Faxon, agent and superinten-
dent Louisville and Nashville railroad, is
rusticating at Benton Station His post
Office address is Big Sandy.
Mrs. Rehkopf, on Causey street, is a
new case under charge of the Knights of
Honor. All others on their sick list are
mending.
DIR. Samuel j. Fox, of Texas, who paid
US a visit last week, was at Louisville last
Tuesday. He has two brothers in that
city.
Mr.. John H. Moyston and his family
with Mrs. Mccarthy, his wife's sister, are
comfortably and quietly located for the
summer at Newark, Ohio.
Willie Clayton, near Elmwood Gene
terry, now in his third days, illness, is re-
ported not doing so well this forenoon.
Mr.. Phillips son is improving.
Rev. Thomas @. Holmes is now located
at Springdale, a few miles from the city.
Rev. j. +. Beck, reported there a few
days since, resides at Union City, Tenn.
Mr.. Ed Moon, who was on the streets
at noon yesterday in apparent good
health, was taken two hours later, went
to his home on Shelby street, and was re-
ported very i'll last night.
Mr.. Charles Bennett, the bricklayer,
who died at l64 Poplar street yesterday
was married a few weeks ago to a Mrs.
Wood. The latter lost her husband last
year.
John Powell, of the Chickasaws, came
near being drowned while bathing in the
Cumberland river, near C~larksville, a few
days since. The current caught and car
ried him several hundred yards, but he was
rescued by being thrown against the
bank, where he held on until a skiff
reached him.
Miss Allie Lyle and Oliver, the grand
son of Mr.. 0. P. Lyle, were attacked with
yellow fever a mile from Marion, Ark,
on the Dist of the past month. The boy
had black vomit and both were very sick,
but they are 0 convalescent.
Mr.. Michael Athy, of the fire depart
ment and brother of the chief of police, was
inferred at Calvary Cemetery yesterday.
The deceased leaves a wife and several
children, who went to Iuka, Miss, six
weeks ago to spend the summer.
Mr.. Frank Paradise, of this city, was
discharged from the Louisville yellow
fever hospital fully cured on Tuesday
last. He was sent there eight days be-
fore, and DR.. G. w. Griffith carried him
through successfully.
Captain John Hilbert the jolly and re-
liable old conductor of the louisville and
Nashville railroad, came in this morning
on the freight train and returns tonight.
His many friends hope to see him back
soon. Good by, John"
News from Raleigh to-day Is to the
effect that Mrs, Athy is much better,
while Miss Dora also shows signs of rally
ing. Tho black yomit in her case was
checked last night, and hopes are now
entertained of her recovery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
River Ifems.

The steamer John A. Scudder left New
Orleans for 81. Louis last Saturday, and
the Stanard and Silver on "Wednesday
There is a depth of IL feet in the channel
from Cairo to st. Louis, The Ouachita
hello wont TO tho landing at 81. Louis on
Wednesday, and is to load for the South
without delay. The City of GreenvillC
was to have left St. Louis for Natchcz
yesterday. The City of Vicksburg is e1.
pected to pass up for st. Louis this after.
noon. The Cons Millar Is to leave Gin
cinnati for Cairo tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
Minufe-lEeu,

A hundred minute-men are undergoing
organization by Mr.. p. w. Semmes, who
has been appointed captain under author
ity from Colonel John F. Cameron. They
are to be called out only in case of an
emeute, or suspected rising of persona for
unlawful or improper purposes. They arc
to be armed and equipped for quick work
if needed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
Tie LOtterIes,

The Commonwealth draws on the Dist
of July, and the renowned LOUISIANA
Lottery draws ON the 18th Of next month,
Those who feel like risking their fortune'
would do well to choose a number and
send for a ticket without delay. l24t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
DOG MUZZLES
All r. j. T~URNBULL'S,
23l Main st.
A True CentIe,mau.

ONANACAAA1h
In these days of trial when more than
half of the people in the country round
are afraid OF their shadows, and foolishly
shun passing strangers as they would mad
dogs it is refreshing to stumble upon a
person whose instincts are noble and gen.
erous, and whose manners are polished
and attractive. Such o man is MI. G. R.
Cole, the agent at Big Sandy Station Of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad, o
corporation noted for the eare it exercises
in the selection of its Representatives. On
yesterday morning, at an early hour, a
passenger stepped FROM the train ut Bic
Sandy, some eighteen miles beyond Paris
Tenn. Without knowing or caring tC
know who the traveller might be, Mr.. Col,
%courteously took the stranger in, treated
him with marked hospitality and exerteC
himself to render the dozen hours neces
sarily passed there pleasant to the tired
wayarpr, Attentions such as we're man.
Tested, entirely unsolicited and without
ostentation, and indeed with no other de.
sire IN his part than a wish to be kind t.
the casual visitor, are worthy of notice
and MI. Cole, if never otherwise re
warded, will always command the respect
and frIondship OF those with whom he
comes In contact. 1t was Mr.. Edward
Whitmore, of the LEDGER, who happened
to be cast by the wayside, as it were. Will,
moving over the road Yesterday, aud h,
takes this method of expressing his sin
eere regard for, and earnest thanks to Mr.
Cole for bis urbanity on the occasion re
ferred to.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
A Notable Contrast.

Louisville Courier-Journal.
A Republican organ in Philadelphia
recently complained because the leg
islature Of Pennsylvania left nearly
all the charitable institutions Of the
State without a cent Of money for the
current year. The trouble is, that
under Republican management the
treasury Of Pennsylvania has been
MIXED dry extravaganza has marked
every step Of the Republican admins
t%ration, and the taxpayers are bled
most painfully. In New York two
Democratic administrations have re-
duced the expenses Of the State from
$l5, 900, 900 a year under Republican
rule, to $7,6S7,l03 the present year.
The contrast between the two States
is interesting and instructive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
INSURANCE.
IMPORTANT
NOTICE.

A LII policies Of insurance expiring in thu
"a companies l represent rs agent will b.
renewed at the expiration during the preva'
lanee Of yellow fever, unless otherwise in
strueted, l can be addressed at Nashville
and communications will be promptly an
sWered.
i2l-lI7 R P. BOILING, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
re CENTS Pc WE X.
THE CITY.
Friday evening, August !, 1873.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence of the disease became known,
i made from the records of the board of
health and other sources:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
FrIday, Boa Dar ofAugust, 1s7o,

at u o'clock M, the following described real
estate, lying and being in the county, of
Shelby. State OF Tennessee {. Beginning at a
stake in the Maosn and Memphis road,
Neely's northwest corner; thence west along
said road IS chains and 40 links to a point in
Hurricane creek, about 10 links north of Cole.
mans bridge over said creek; thence with the
meanderings of said creek south 48o east $50
links thence south So east 1888 links; thence
south S0o east 1893 links; thence south S9%e
east 81 links; thence north 500 east 143 links;
thence south Slh' east 40 links, south go
cast $50 links; thenoe south l6o west go links;
thence south 1917 west 3i0links; thence south
2}Se west OPS links to a point in said creek
with three willow pointersi thence east n
chains ana % links to q stake in n lane in
Noely's west line, south So cast AZ links from
a rcd oak marked ;; thence north Is chains
and s. links to the beginning, containg so
acres.
All right of equity Of redemption is waived.
only as Trustee.
lOe-lss in. PAINE. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
Important Insurance Notice.

MEMPHIS, July q, 1879.
nURING the epidemic, the Office Of the
PLANTERS INSURANCE CO., will be
attention. g. d. RAINE, Secretary.
l2t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
HYDRANT Hose-vERY CHEAP.
7St BROWNE, 81 South Court st
The PROVISION NInrkot.


The meat market as Cincinnati on
Wednesday last presented a weak feeling
with a firm demand for light hogs for
shipman. at $2.75@S.SO for common, and
s8.SS@S,6O for good packing and hatcher
selections. AT loweF current prices there
was a better demand for cured meats,
mess pork 1915 per Dbl, round lots being
Zoe per Dbl less. Dry salt meats 1915 for
shoulders in 100000 pound lots, $4.15 for
short ribs, and 4%c for short clear; bacon
shoulders $3.50 packed clear ribs s4,7O
loose and A.S5@4,9D packed clear sides
S4-@@9C5. Lard 5A@6O5c for prime
steam and kettle,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

j. S. GALLOWAY, j. P, will occupy
temporarily the office Of P. j.. Quigly,
Esq, opposite stationhouse. 1888
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

You will find the best cigars and to-
baccos for the least money at Harpmann
& Bros, 2S6 Main street; open from I
am. to I pm. 1875
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

WANTED.

VTANDS to make jeans pants. J.DOERN-
IL BERG, l6 Adams street. III l6
A SITUATION in any good business by a
"A Eoy of sixteen. Writes a good hand. and
can give irst-class references. Address ? II.
W, at this office. vi
TIME PUBLICT TO KNOW that l will not be
responsible for any bills bought by any one
connected with the LEDGER Office or out OF II;
and will not allow such bills in settlement Oh
on order. r,,oDD
3-t n. MhlIMOkE:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
For sd. Francis Isfver.
Special Notice.

RY mutual agreement of the sres
~ undersigned, the steamer h<aIb&uAnr-
HARD CASH withdraws from 1872
the White river trade on May 2lst, and re-
sumes again on July 9Th; the steamer JOSIE
HARRY withdraws on July 18th, and resumes
on August Goth, thus equally dividing the
dull season and giving each boat an opportu-
nifty to make necessary repairs.
STEAMER HARD CASH,
u. G. Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
Git NJ. r. Harry, master.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

OFFICE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Memphis, July 10. 1879.
A LII policies expiring in this company from
~ this date during the prevalence Of yellow
fever will be renewed unless otherwise or
dered. Parties in interest can address me at
Nashville, and receive very prompt replies.
l2i-lH RIP. BOILING, Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

NJ, j. OoHN's wholesale and retail
cigar and tobacco store, corner Main and
Jefferson street, will be open during the
yellow fever from I am. to 8 pm. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01

THE LEDGER job printing Office, IS Madi-
i son, executes everything In the lob print
Ing line as neat and cheap as any house in
this city. ..IrfI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-08-01
LEGAL.
Trustee'a sale.

pY virtue Of . deed Of trust made to me on
~ the Sd day Of February, 1875, and record
ed in Book 5, page ll6, Record Book Of Shelby
county, Tenn, tor, the purpose Of paying the
balance Of the Indebtedness secured therein,
| will offer for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the southwest
corner Of Main and Monroe streets, in the
Taxing District of Shelby county, State Of
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s II Hano.

9eeisIatur. @dbrenb Der letten
Sage batten snieze 2anbespdter arbeit
aber Arbeit, 10 bab iosar 3ur, Ra@t5eit
6itun9en ftattfanben. Son ben elm
selnen Bel9liiIen seben wir bier foe
GENDER mieoer::..
Inter 8orft b,s Gen. Riee berietb
Die 4lenorfbans folsenbe @eietent-
miirfe: Gin Gefetentuurf betreffs BET
@riiubuns BON 6parboaien uno beren
lleberma@nas ieitens bes @taotss, Der
@enator 9: R. gilion porsei3lasen
REF cine ldnstre Debate berpos. Sci
5tnator betonte, aas Der gnapurf I'D
ni@t ouf Die bsitts.nben @parbanter
be5iebe, e lei bens, oieie resrsaniiiriu
ii9 Dem @e{eke 3ufolse. er beiprad
oen 3med uxo Den Nukn oieler Ar1
Banfen fur bns Yublitum i'm 9ilge=
u,eiuen uno beb berpor, oaB Der @taa
bic 9fi9t uno oas &e9t babe, oil
Depo}itoren gu idiigen. Die 8anten 81
iiberma9en ugo oarauf 3u abten, oai
teinem 9beilt Elm 1nre6t 9eIdebe
| Tin bieles na9aum.iieu. 9ab er eineI
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Get
enprdsfern
is published every Thursday
Brick g. Kaiser,
at $3.50 per annum, payable in
advance.
Advertising Rates.

10 cents per line BREWER for the
first Insertion, and 5 cents for each
subsequent insertion. A reduction n
is made for contracts for advertis.
ing by the year. Advertisements
without specified directions will
be inserted until countermanded
and charged accordingly.
ssDer Nordstern', having the
largest circulation of any paper
north Of Minneapolis, is the best
advertising medium.
We have received a fine selec.
tion Of English and German job
types, and are prepared to fill all
orders in our line with neatness.
despatch, and at low rates.
We print in English, German
French and Norwegian:
Letterheads,
Billheads,
Business Cards,
Circulars,
Posters,
Blanks, &C.,
on short notice.
All communications should be
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pou gei@nitte Bettfeu. aus gi@snbola
uel@es bem mabnfnnisen sBieberteufe1
Sobann BON 2e9ben aar 8uh.{tdtt. &C.
oient bab.n ioQ Elm breites 5meii9nei.
Ioiges! 5@msrt, momit Jobann iein.
@lttin entbauptete bann aud elmer
Yantoft ieiner 6rau, tpel@er be,peibt
olb inter Dem robnfen 8olft Der bo=
malisen 3eit oi. feline Qumit eifrie
|gepfest wuroe. ginen f9ouberreeen-
Ginornd MAIDEN axf uns Die 5ofen
uno 3dn9en n, ,pelbe als Nart,rmert=
|5eu9e Der @iebertdufer bienten unb Elm
i@meres eifernes 9aIsbonb, bas inp.n=
big mit bielen eilernen @to4eln unb
nit elmer Qloppe, nm ben Munb 5u
beoedtn, perieben. einf BON einem 6rn.
BON Der BON ieinsm 6einbe @erborb ,.
9aaren on einem 9interbalte aus nm
ben Dols ge'uorfen wuroe, baS ni@ts
bic ffft il einonoersslprunetatn Tebe,a
oes tiinifli@en Me@anismus mieoer
lblen tonnte. Au@ cine perb6rrte
Menl&enbonb, ,pel4e einem @&reiber
anseb6rte, miro bort anfbeuobrt. Mls
oerleIbe l1rtunoeR perfdl14en ,uollte,
muroe ibm nit einem riefsen e@nerte
bic 5eoer aug Der 9anb sei9lasen unb
3nor oerartig. babitlbf3 Die san3e 9ant
nit pesfia. @irbe bieielbe @traf,
beute nod beffeben, 10 plrbtn unf.re
Na4fommen iPdterer Sobrbanb.rte
aauienoe FOLDER &eliqien por3.iaen
t6nnen.
90 oerloFen mir nun ben 5rie=
:senslaal nit einem ginbrud beg @roB=
[ortisen unb @rbabenen Der bomalisen
3eit unb nit einem @eflble un}erer
cd wdhe uno Ri9tieteit. 8obrlib
Elm tbeures Nnoenfen fir Die Bemobner
Der 9auptftaot @effolens, uns nobl
Mon8en, 6ep, beute ienen fiillen eaol
|beiu@t, ersreift Elm mebmiitbises @efiibi
uno eiae @ebnlu9t uo9 Dem ilBen
Grieben unb Der boloen Gintro@t.
Gin ausen3tuge.
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@efffdb1'fAe Gorreiponeen3.
Ser Grieoensiaal au Miiniter.


gfeben Ben bemunoerunss,pertben
|S16nbeiten Der Natur, tuel9e bas 2anb
Der rotben @roe uns bietet in ieinen
maleril9en Bergen, ieinen boben Gi9-
en-, ieinen fiI&rei@en Gliif1en, ieinen
erbabenen unb sroBartisen Ginorud
erre9enoen 90ben, iino es probutte Der
fleibi9en 9dnoe, tuel9e Die @0bne oes
@eitfablenlanoes nit @tol3 5u nennen
|pfesen. Sort mobnen uns Die grauen
Bursen bsn ibren 90ben berab an bic
@eoiesenbeit Der Bautunit ibrer 3eit ;
bort laoen uns alt ebru iir6ise &ir4en
|5ur 4nba4t Elm, unb piele Sduier err
Fsdblen beute no@,uie oiele Sahrbunoerte
an ibnen ooriiberserolt Iinb. go iii
es aud beionosrs Der Triebensiaal 5,'
miniter, benz mir uniere gufmert(am=
teit i@enfen muiIen. 9erlelbe 1T nod
gang 70, ME in ibm Die bo9sebornen
unb bur9lau9tiaen, feiten uno setren=
gen 9errn i'm Sabr 1648 isnen be-
ribmten tueitpfdlii9en Grieoen sel9lel=
fen baben. Sic fur@tbare Rriegsfadel
lmel6e oelle oreibig Sabre binour@ ii
ben 6eutl6en @aue1 loberte, Ole nor
Ioeati@en, fran30iilden, ipanil6en uni
li&weoii@en Md@ten seuleini@aftlid
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0s@e,, @nmoi@ dan.
q u 8 I a n B.

@emds ben 8ortebransen.. bic. aus
@erbatuns Der 8erbreituns Der Ben
setroFen ,ueroen, f&eint bieIe brr9oua
nod ni@t i'm abnebmen besriAen, ~
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runa babe Elm @pionieripiten in 8e=
aug ouf ane poitla@en einsefabrt, pos
|3u pielen Bel9merben BON 6eitt Der
&aufleute uno Anoerer BeranloTune
seseben bat, oeren 8rief. 9e6ffnet ,uer-
ben. 9ieies Spionenmelen pirb aud
auf a0e nod ben Ser. @taoten uno
anoeren fremben 2dn5ern sebsnben
8riefe aus9ebebnt.
gs leien @orf9tsmaBreseln notb'
menois, I'm Die ruifi@e Bei fern gu
balten, unb bab unlere @i9erbeit bon
elmer itrensen Quarantain. in ben See,
bdfen obbdn9t. s5nfieirte 2umY pen iint
QM MellleH 3u Iur0ten.
Mus Berlin tommt bie Ra4ri9t. bnE
8rin5eiiin 2ouiie Marsaretba. Ridte
bes Raiiers. 9efern ibreR abldiebsem=
|pfan9, Dor ibrer Mbreiie na9 England
|9ob. i'm fi9 nit benz Yrinoeu 4rtbur.
3er5os bon gon nousbt, 5u permdblen,
Sic Bern dbluns. pel6e in 6olse bes
Sooes Der Brin5eiiin aliee um einef
Monat oeri9oben norben por. ,Dirt
am 13. Mdr8 in Minbfor ftottFnben.
SIN England nimmt oos 9ebattireu
tein gnbe. Sic Debatte aber ben Ma.
tras ses 2iberalen cir 0eorse Camp
Sen, g ols @efnnunssausbrnd oes
llnterbau ies 3u estldren. oos bas FUN:
moriI4e Bsrbot Der giebeinfubr aus
ben Ser. 6taaten oo3u aneetban lei, &.
nen piatisen 9anoels5ueis 3u perni9.
item unb gnslano bes 8ortbeils billise,
|Gleil6es au berauben, ,uuroe onf Ser.
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