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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

Under AND BY VIRTUE AND IN AC-
u cordance with the terms .of decree Of
foreclosure entered herein on the fifth day of
March A. ID. 1880 and under the powers con-
tanned in a mortgage or deed OF trust dated
October 8. 1873 duly made and recorded by The
New Orleans Mobile and Texas Railroad Com-
pany known and described In the proceedings
as the second mortgage, we. Oliver Ames and
william s. Williams. Trustees hereunder will
sell. In bulk and for cash. to the last and high
est bidder. subject however to the liens. prefer
ences and priorities of the deed Of trust exc
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company of the first OF Janu-
ary 1869, known and described In the proceed
ipgs as the fret mortgage, on SATURDAY. the
twenty fourth day OF April. A. D. 1880. at the
entrance to the Custom House building on Ga
nal street. In the city of New Orleans. In the
State of Louisiana. the entire Railroad Of The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany. whether the same be In tho cities of New
Orleans and Mobile or between those cities, or
beyond the city Of Mobile and within tn, States
Of Alabama and Tennessee. and also. all OF the
real and personal property described or COM
pretended In the said deed of trust. together
with ali of the rights. privileges. franchises,
immunities, corporate or otherwise. included
In the same and from whomsosver derived.
pursuant to the said deed of trust
WILLIAM s. WILLIAMS.
OLIVER AMES,
rnh1I to ap24 Trusteea7.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
Diseases of the Nervous System.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS CHRONIC DISEASES
DIR. w. BILLIE, 1876 Canal Street,
Between Dryades and Rampant streets.

DEPARTMENTS OF ANY ORGANIC FUNC.
l. ton. impediments to marriage. private dis.
DO ency, nervous debility, caused by abuse or
age made a specially. Dr.. Bile is pupil OF
Prof. Ricord. Paris, has resided here for years
dreds of the most prominent citizens here vii
testify. Difficulties Of menstruation always re.
deved. Separate Waittng-room for ladies.
nos0 1y5thp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21
Largest Cotton Cargo ON Record!
Compressed by the Champion Press and
stored by Mr.. Joseph Cooper.
StevedOve.

We respectfully call attention to ship owners
and masters of vessels to the letter below. All
orders for COMPRISING will be promptly at
tended to.
JOHN B. LAYITTE CO.,
Managers Champion Press. 1sa Gravier street.
Messrs. John b. Lafltte 4 Co.. Champion Cotton
Press. New Orleans:
Dear Sirs-The American ship Alexander. of
which | am master: loaded throEEh the Cham
pion Press and clears to-day for Liverpool
with the magnificent cargo OF 1851 bales cotton.
all under deck-none In cabin or crew spaces
weighing 2.797 1877 pounds
Said vessel Is 1lls tons register and therefore
carries $500 pounds and over five bales cotton
to the ton. The previous cargoes loaded IN
New Orleans were as follows:
Cleared February. 1877. with 4049 bales of cot
ton weighing ,s25 .4l6 pounds,
Cleared February. 1879 with 4627 bales OF cot
ton weighing 1872 5T1 pounds.
Therefore the gain over her previous carg is
1902 bales Of cotton and 1l24 bales cotton res pee
lively. and $40 pounds and 594 pounds to the
ton gain.
This cargo was stored by MIR. Joseph Coope r.
stevedore and will bear the most severe critl
eisms. E. A. COTTON.
apl4 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

EDWIN d. MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNOR.
Trustees and Receivers,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-21

THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY Successor
HENRY ]. GARDNER AND PETER BUT
LER EFT AIS
, 1880-07-21

I b :.anumorated were put In reg
n eiiorai'dum. md "e Tilese @ condtions snadHties
we 3 rejected by 1Iancock's friends,
tnf ~ : eral himself DECLINING 10 even cor
slte. en-. beyond a. allRI,t manifestation
sscte;atcd ss,I;I,l faction IN getting down te such
protocol above set forth made nj, impression
upon Hancock. and received no attention ut
Ills hands. The lAost hu sald to his most
conifdentln! friends WIS, that l,e wanted no
e punish, and didn't propose 10 make iy; my;
that we Ind need Of all Ul1r resources to
carry the election; and that questions of mt
ronagu and Influence could not be considered
BY bin, until after the 4ti, Of March, 1881. :,
The, only effect Of thesu proceedings upon
Y tnY preference In reEnrtl t9 tho Chairman
st!p, which he undoubtedly would have
Such Is the story Ut Darhun's election, as
tolt w. 2 man wllo was intimate with Wal-
lace. Now that 1t is over, everybody pro
isss fesscs to ~ satised "So far as Wallace
''H: was glad to avoid Tho trouble md re-
s1onSIbillty 1f tile general management
which t1e ClIatrtnanshfp would have Ell
tailed. and re1olcctl at being left freu tn run
his own callvitss In IcnnsylvaIfa. Indeed,
nonee Of Gen. l1nncock's nearest friends were
!ln!spleasett !nlp With tho turn taken BY affairs:
''This puts the .TfEden faction into tic
breach as onn Of our, friends pt>rascd It,
'wl!ere they llnve got to fight and can't
skulk.' The strength OF tho ticket and tho
prestige OF the boom are SO tremendous t(lar
nothing short 9f the, ,nlnst stupid mfsmnn-
success
, 1880-07-21

apEkat A<t$p2+[** ~ 407 Nf**<oRp AFk0HHeN
LoU1svlLLE, KY, July 20.-The Louisville
Post, the llcw Democratic daily, came out In
mn article today warning tho Democrats
against the folly OF oyer-conildence. It says:
without an adjustment of local differ
ences In Virginia Hancock will lose eleven
votes from the Solid South, and Garfield will
get them. The flourish made over Tll.len by
the National Committee in Now York. and
tho snubbtng OF KolIy, were not calculated
to stimulate the zeal Of the revolted chief or
Of his follpwers. With the loss Of Virginia
Hancock must got b1 votes from the North,
Should ho loso New York, therefore, Its
chances ore yery uncertain. Pennsylvania
lose both New York and PennsyllyatIa bis
prospects are almost hopeless" Tha Post
puts the possession Of the State Government
In Now York Ut ~, 0o0 votes, and shows how
easily the hepubllcans can M overcome the
State unless the hearty support. ut Ketly's
forces can be secured. It severely crttlcfHos
those Democrats WIN are loaiing about Gov
ornor's Island begging for otiices Instead ct
working ut uhetT posts, and calls on Hancock
to kick them from tho premises.
, 1880-07-21
PRESIDENTIAL.
Good Reports Coming in at
the Republican National
Headquarters.
Ti1tlen's State Committee to
Meet in New York
To-day.
John Kelly to Hold a Con-
vention in Saratoga
July %.
4 Southern Democratic Paper
Decidedly Alarmed Over
the Situation.
The Prospect Of Hancock's Loss
Of Electoral Votes Be-
coming Apparent.
Futile Attempt Of New York Paper
to Smirsil. Garfield's Char
aCter.
An Alleged Extract from q Legal
Decision That. Never Ex-
tsteda
Meeting Of a Large Number Of Col"
ored Republicans at Spring.
field.
Futile Attempt Of New York Paper
to Smirsi1. Garfleld's Char
acter.
Meeting Of a Large Number Of Col"
ored Republicans at Spring.
field
TEE REPUBLICANS.


Special Dtspatea to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yo1.K, July 9.--Ex-Goy. Jewell was
very busy all day to-dny nt tho Republican
National Committee Headquarters In looking
over tho correspondence from tho States that
t,rc preparing for an carly campaign md tltc-
tating replies to inquiries for documents and
Information OIL campaign business. Tho
news from every section of tho United Statcs
Indicates that the Republicans aro making
preparations for m unusually thorough call-
yuss, In Vermont ard New Hampshire the
Garfield and Arthur Clubs arc multiplying
rapidly, Mid in Maine there aro signs,
too, Of political revival. Arrange
n,ents have been maIe with sew
eral well-known and efficient speakers
who desire to render services In the Eastern
cnlnpnfgn. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick will go
to Vermont and make Ills first speech Mt Bel
lows Falls on Aug. 2. on the two following
days he will speak III. Now Hampshire, and
frum the 5th to the 1att Of that month he will
bu heard In Maine. Gen. Stuart L. Wool
ford goes to Vermont next week. and will
make the first speech there OIL JulyW. After
making several speeches there he will go to
Maine for two weeks. : TIC will then visit
Ohio, lndlnna, Kansas, ard sll1f1nis. 'Attor-
npy-{ieneral. Charles Dev6ps. visited heat-
Qnnrters u,-tlny. .Ilo will slt6ftly 70 to Maine,
where he Is announced for a serie8 Of gpeec,-
o.. Another visitor here WIS Judge A. S.
Thompson, Of Los Angeles, Cal, WHO voted
the Democrntic ticket In 1870, 1858, and 1BTaa.
, 1880-07-21
COLORED REPUBLICANS.


special Dtpat<A to tn Chteaoo Tttbun&.
6Pa1NaE1ELp. ILL.,, July a.-Ahoat 100
colored Republicans OF Illinois nict In COLI
yentlon In Representatives. Hall here to-day.
joint g. jones, Of Chicago, WAS nude Ten-
posary Chairman. aud II. A.. Fields, Of Mn
comb, Temporary Secretary. The following
committees wore then announced:
Crcdentiaie-n II. .Mollouatd, McDonough
GoHntY; Gy =; Per.y cSies County, e. q Price
Robert Allen, Mclean County
uptas'st petmansnt nrKanlzaron7Tae nsy; ~.
Peoria County: William Sanders, Cook County;
+. Il; Alexander, Lee Couaty; John O. A!lon.
Kuies-E ". Low,s, psoria County; T. O.
F!emmtnY, Woodfosd Countyt Dr. Miller, Coles
County; II. Asloe, Maooupln County,. D. D.
LAWN, C0ok County.
Resout&ons-The 1iey. y. McDomail, bureau
County; bp9neer II. Lanigan, ban9amon County;
The Rev. Dir. Smith. Gallailn County; Edwafd
5Jaokson. 6angamon County, john stone, Logan
Adltsaa-I. J. nird. Alexander County; 4. ".
, 1880-07-21

Special D1srateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
NEW YoRK, July 2t.-Tilden's State Com.
mites will meet tomorrow Mt mon at tho St
Jarncs Hotel In this city, iii obedience 10 a
call issued by L. 3. Faulkner, It's Chairman.
Nobody outside the organization seems to
know what they will do. There is 1nani-
fest bitterness existing between tho Tilden
md the nntE-Tllden Democrats OF New York
which will not be cured. John Kelly will
hold q convention ut Saratoga OH tie Esd
Inst. to nominate a Chief Justice OF tho
Court Of Appeals and mn AssocIate Judge and
some minor officials The TI1don Democratic
State Committee will take no action until
aftar the holding of Kelly's Convention. Tho
quarters In New York suon and begin Tho
direction Of atr. VI. C. Fowfcr, Tie CHairman.
Of atfairs, unless, he ,sitrrendcrs u1lcondl.
which lie Will not TO.
1lE IL AB OBSTINATE
rs ho was before tho Cincinnati Convention,
showing that 1t was not Tlldon llo WIS op-
posed to, bit to tho organization OF the Denl-
ocratic purity Of tho Stats which he could
not control. Members OF tho Stato Commit
tee aru aycrso to holding 4 Convention at nll
to make nominations. The Committee Gun
na,lae tho candidates, they c1ntltl, Just as we'll
asn Convention, and thus saye the Sl00, GOO
which 1t would cost to name ono or two
Judges.
, 1880-07-21

THE PROIIIBITIONISTS,


PORTLAND, Me-, July 9o.-Gc1l. Neal Dow
has written letter accepting tilt nomination
for tile Presidency by the National Prohibit
tory purity. After commenting at SONIC length
OIL tho evils of the liquor traflic and tho re-
slwc,abiIity Of the prohlbItory movement, lie
concludes: II consider the object Of tho
prohtbitinntsts Of this country to be Of ST.
preme Importance to tie interests Of tho Ma
tion and people. Aside from tsbcarinE upon
tho moral and religious welfare Of the people,
| c0ilsfdGr the suppression Of tho liquor
trntlle To be nn object of fur greater political
Importance tlla1l my other now claiming tho
uttentlon OF tile country"
, 1880-07-21

argument exert his Official Influence upon
public officers dependent upon Ills. future
sct]On.. Certainly the courts of Justice Will
obtained by sncll Influence" Tho extent to
wllic1, tho It0rtl has been imposed upon mp
pears from! the ssntefnent made by those In
charge Of tho records of tllo court here, to
'dcrcd any t!ccts1Dn containing tic ;above
paragraph. II such decision exists It can
mi BIZ found hy those who should have It in
custndy,, and It reinaius for the World to
be found.
, 1880-07-21
THERMAL VARIATIONS
AT THE
G. 0. D. (jl0tlliol'S
lO4 s. I06
MADlSON-ST'.


Thermometer 05e.
Seersucker and Blue Cre-
ole Linen Suits, White Vests,
Alpaca Coats, and Thin Wear
in general come to the front
and slip from our counters at
stampede rates..
, 1880-07-21
THE TITDENITES.

w1ry- WALLACE. ,yAs ynr crtoqr~ c1rArp.
stAs or Ti1E DEMocnATic NATIONAL. cosr
1nss,ti.r m.Srncx IM amW1S,eTunT.ox a. i,unn sn1
i1rSn;,icrs To ~. s1,rrr narT ~. ri rttr 80 =. H.
MET. W. N '' war
w.su1yoTos @ = T"f.' +, G f",v v 1s"ofi@ht ia lot
T., ..'. ~ - W s,...1tn,, - -
III 4po" lne SUSPICIOUS uhahlihitS Win which
ex-senator L5atnuin WAS elected Chairman Of
the. the Dsnos1a'e NatGnal Committee last
s,ra ~ % tha nos;;n,, s'' ,.;.h ~ 11onaaai.;.
s!te 1or ulo postum, WIN s"ch' Mahcoek's
hp,so'al s,s ' " ''s n'.io.o " 49,, 'e'sef M m To-
efora 1s cdpIat ai taat f'oa H. C. Buell. one OF the
Buell. is a rrcnt admtrcr of Wallace. anil
Inst Sunlay urge,1 hfs election AZ Chairman.
H., ,,on,s liz str, I 1nt,,r. ha"1, ~ =. t,,o ~,
cona convc og " eo c ha 70 tae @
curious "Reminiscences:
uf,f f;on I,onrnclt,o ,nnonan+a ot c,ro,,-
nat, i,,a ,,,,st 1,,,o,,s'',n, ,,a.s.S Y,s....
Mr. Mr. mowtt lev 's Sam D' Maa Mt 1lsnry w Wstterson, %
and William l.. Scott-so,uo Of whom,
notably parnu,n and Randall, carried their
nnonsitto, n The nnnt mi, ~ ."'nftx H ca1I l1i II
siy WiSn y e mem attsE fai SStsrenes r
g ~ d,S 5na fern s OF me,n"tH1 ;,a turn
Snrnnt1, thaS i IT Iar,yu,i ftn,,' L. tr3niI, ~
N coisia te rafrs u use te 1nn iS taeS
theT j,nI entsrrG. Thts ~ il inera @ trenc,!rrv s
i iH ~ v taarv ;ms ,ot " ~ m5. w,t' ~ ,;n mGenra
Hspfyes f 9e!g ar1y q az It rh9 bc
t.st 1T tciHna,, H. 1urn,,n, Inn md - ~ ~ R"n.
ia1l II1Mmtniv yinlafnt tar NJ ~ tr,,.c c t ,vtt,
Tia si',a,rt"rs If es, I1anrc as T. 1 w't1 "a uat
90 co fnrther ito - partleuars @ Unless tev se sSs
,,io IT. 10 Hty ~ y,rnSn v G.a, H., Mmcn sc,o "y tGt' -
rGt tI,,nr thar viij mi Il Will, ivhi,a ~ T.
, 1880-07-21
CANADIAN MARINE.

sp%etai nhpateA to 1hs Chicago 4stbpn&
ToKr DALuouslE, July a0.-Passed down.
Propeller Sovereign, tron Chicago to 3io1,-
treal general cargo; schooner LeadylI!e,
Chicago to Kingston, wheat; George u.
SIoAn, ChlcaK0 to Kin6aton, wheat; Norway,
Chab3ygan to Kingston. tImbes.
, 1880-07-21

AHCl l3FUII1VtVI 9V
Summer Suits Of Cheviots, Cas-
simeres, Worsteds, Yacht Cloths,
Flannels, &C., &c., are demanded.
We are always ready with assort-
ments large and choice. Prices Of
course Low.
, 1880-07-21

Thermometer 500,
Light Weight Overcoats, and Medium
Weight or Fall Suits, arc wanted. Nut
ting Is the place to find them stylish, we'll
made and cheap.
, 1880-07-21

5ptefa! DlpattA to 1ns Chicago 1rtbuns
NEW YoiIK, July D.-Tlle morning session
Of the Senatorial Committee now investigat-.
Ing tho election frauds Of 1915 WINS nd
1uurnett to 3 o'clock to-day, Mt Which tt1nc
Nr. Davenport resumed quoting from his
records tiagrant cases OF false rcgtstra-
ton which lad occurred untlcr Ills obscrya-
ton. LII numerous Instances rames were
given uf persons WIN had never declared
thelr intention, but lad received their cer-
tIifcntcs nil tho same. In ore Instance the
certificate was delivered oil tho sidewalk. 1t
hui been sent lin by mail; he lad never
been 10 court In other cases: the persons
never knew these witnesses: many had been
only short tfno In the country. These were
iii accordance with statements nude Under
ontll.
DAVENPORT OBJECTS.
To The Tfsttrn Assoefatd Fress.
NEW YotK, July W.~-rhe Wallace Com
nltttee continued fi5 Investigation to-day Into
the alleged naturalization frautls Ut 1858.
Setatnr Mcdonald, who cross-cxamiilcd
Commissioner Davenport, seemed annoyed
ut thu lAtter's deficient hearing. Davenport
objected to the return OF the naturalization
pnper taken from Antnnfo KlnshcIt. md,
taking It from Senator Mcdonald, retained
possession Of 1t.
, 1880-07-21

Now for overcoats-Beavers, Motions, Chin.
chl'las DsaEonsts, &C., etc. We think Of these
things long before they needed. and arc always
ready to make you comfortable.
, 1880-07-21
Thermometer 30e.

Stylish Broadway Winter Suits, Heavy
Underwear, and Winter Furnishings are
needed. Al. Nutting q Co. arc looked to
for an ample variety, and never fail to chow
them.
, 1880-07-21

Hers ase our uisse1t, cur Casntmege-L Lined Top
Goats. our Long, Thick, and Heavy Driving Coats.
.defylnE DlifzArds and Thermal Variations. We
are always ready. you see.
, 1880-07-21
$50 PIECES
CASHMERE BR0CADES

All Goods ordered by Telegraph,
DTai1, or Express win receive
prompt and my personal ntten-
tion. Money will be cheerfuily
returned If Goods bought or Or
dored are not satisfactory.
, 1880-07-21

WHY WALLACE: WAS NOT CHOSEN CITArR-
st.AS or THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL. COa1
sf11TEE-TJIE T11.DEN CROwn 10 HOss THE
POSSIBLE HANCOCK ADMINISTRATION ~
HENDRICKS TO lie sHUT OUT OF THE CALI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

Serr 2ouis 6upre /,
3ro. 304 81. Dritte. Str. in ct. 2ouis
Mfo., iGreibt Solsenoes: Nus 0anf'
bartlett balte id mid perpfIi@tet nit
,utbeilen nassssin mirttib munoer5ares
peilmittel fur uns tbat. Meine Srau
litt felt II Sabren on i&mersbaften
6ieber.BlaieH ipei6e on ibren Slies
Osrn ausbradeu. Scrsti4e Yfsse
uno bic Numenouns aaer nur mogli6en
RittsI bradten feline Seiluua uuo mir
aabeu t6reu 3uitaub als 5ofuunaslos
auf. 8or furSer 3eit b0rte id einen
Betaunten Elm Rittel uSt. Satobs
Osi' senannt. seriibmt unS be&fIoe
aud bisies nod, itood nit wenis SoH-
nung ouf Grfoia. an,uwenOen. S4on
mad Der eriten Ginreibung trat 2inoer-
nns elm un6 nun, nadSem mir sluei
@oaen nit Der Anuenouns bes SeIs
fortfubren, ia meine Srau Dobl uni
aeiuno. Dab ib nun Elm ruormer Be-
iurporter oes ct. Satobs Sels If
uno baGslbs als ibren Better iebr bod
iAdbt, wiro gtiemanb wunteru.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14
ans,ebrnns sebeilt.

Gin alter arst, inel4er fi@ bon Der
Yraris surn6ge,oae:: uno boa einem
DIT Snoif&en Riffonrr elm einfa9es
peaetabiIiIaes SeiInlittel bat fur ole
idnelIe unb bauerbafte Sur bon Nus
,ebruue, Rron@itis, Gatarrh. aftbmd
uno aIe sails un6 9ungen' 'Sranfbeiten.
Sopie cine 9tarical.Sur fur @eruen'
iGwade uno aneere Bef&weroeu, uuo
uelder cs in fdon EaufeuoeH Der
perf9isoensH Sduen probirt, fnbii
es als feline 9Fiht baEelbe unter feineu
leicenoen Ritbruber befannt ~ moHeu
Sd werSe aaen, Die es iDhnfaen, otetsa
Reeept in osutidsr, frans6fif4er oeel
ensIif9er Spra9e, nit boiler Direftior
oes SerftelIfns uno 9ebran9es oehel'
ben, frei suienben. Rit Der Hof ner'
faubt. Nean abreffre uuo fenee ein'
Boifmarfe, biefe Seitung aneebtne
So. Sd. 9 herar,
f49 Bouers Blod,
Sfo4eiter, q, D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

&cu Den 593 Selesaten, we!de bis
jebt CUR rspublitdniiden ytitionai-
cunuentiou acwiblt worpcn IIn, fino
$50 iIr @fant. 1877 fur Blaine, 79 fur
Sbcrmln, 8 fur WIibburne, 80 fiir
Gnmuuos. gu elmer abioluten Wehrs
belt bebIrr Grant alfo nIr nod 40
Siimmen. Nu5iidt it Uorbdn0en odb
Srant 20 Srinimsn bon Nlabamd. 8
Srimmen pon Solorloo, 6 Stimmen
BON Nebrasfl, lG Stimmen Don 9UuT.
anl, 5 o:er 6 Stimm:u Don @InneIo.a
.u5 6 Stimnen bon NtoaSa erb item
nirr. Metr ii: 9srE3, un i'm aud
obne ben Stant SlinOis bis 9fomin. =
tion in Sbicaso ~ i9ern Sebt o:'
aeaeu Ger Staat Slinois nit ieiuen ~
Stimmen sleidials fur 9rant, 10 1T
Die domination oeHelben per Neeia'
nation mIbrideinlid. &orauf Die
@esner Grants rednen, 1T, odb bic
Gbicaeoer 9dtionalcouuenfiou Die ben
Delegaten BON Yennibludnien, ReU
gorf. &entufp uuo auoern Staaten
ertbeiItcn SnitructioEen, als @efammis
belt fur Grant su itimmen. fhr unper,
binoli9 trfldrsn wirb. Oas TT ieroh
elm smeifhneibises Sdpsrt. 8as
@rant in ben Oelesotionen bon Yenn'
iploanien, 3sp gOrt u. !. u. biernurH
sinbuben tplrbe, wlrbe ct auberswo
.uie in Soma. Sauias, Snbiaud, Cali
| fornien nieber eetuinnen.
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Gin tilfloies @rad

par i'd, erfduttert bis in Die Grunt'
u.iten bss Bauss. BersebIia fudts
id einsn /, ,Drp OO6" auf. um bas nm
brauhbare Sabrseus pieber in fabrb o.
rem 3uffan6 feben su Iafeu, bis mir Sbs
y8sttunassNnter" in Die Sdnbe fiel.
Ourd Die ipertbpolIen @atbf&ldse bic.
fee braben 8u9es BIN i'd BON idben
unteraauae aerettet uorOen. uno niein
9ebensfdiiiT isselt Dieber frif& unb
f1ott nit seidnslIten eeaein feinen
GurS. Gmpfangen Sic, taeiae 9erren
bsn ebrli6 IN Sdnbebrn6 Der Dantbar.
felt eines beutiden Seenfanpes."
90 fdreibt elm beutides gdiffss
Gapitnin non 0en Srleans on oas
0sutlde 9sil Snititute in @bilubelpbiu
SPA.
Ser ,Gsttunss: :Nnter" nirb bonn
beutiden:9eil' Snititut. Az storb (.
Ctr, philadelphia 9a., fur rs Cts.
frei berfdi6t. -
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Gie 4o;ifit Der Oemofraten i'm
iebissn @onarcie lit Die Der 8dbe.
welde Die Waus Al betrIgen iuht.
inpem fie ibre i6nrfsr Srnasn hintsr
ibren Sammtpfoten perbirat ibr fall
= he's aeIbss Nuse periGliebt uno on
ideinen6 leblos oalisJt. gfur sic
duBerite spise ibres Sdwanies be-
west ft fat unme,tlid uuO seist. Oas
Sas Sbisr niht nEr lebt, ioHpern nit
ungebulb bes Nusenblides hdrrt, in
Dem es aufspriusen fauu, UNI iia aierig
auf ibr abnunssIoies Opfer gu itirSen.
Sitfe Slse 1T in ibrer Webrbsit Die
oemotra!iide 8artei i'm iesigen Con
sreB, aber ole Waus feblt, 3. b. Die
GepubIifaner flblen feinssmsss ouf-
aelret. Waus au fpieIsn Sie uifen.
mas binter iener duBsrIiden 3ube
lieat. Sic bemotrutiT4e Sabe iphat
nidts onsusreifen, um ibre wabrs
9fatur nidht Az perratben. NInt eIn'
nal bic 8emilisungeu fur Die 8esier
uns werben beipro&en, neil iie su
aufreseno merben t0nnten. sSbr ioal
ole 9tebsGion uuo uuiere Sbeilndbms
an berieIbsn uersefsu; mir woaea uns
10 Iopal iteaen aIs ibr; ibr febt, oaE
mir 10 brau uuo TO rubig fnc. nit
einfens Self DaUis in Der Bieas; odi
ameritaniiGe Bolt 6orf NIT boaen
8ertrauen unS aud nod bas niuei6'
Saus" abtreten; mas mir tbun. mut
eu& nberseussn, bnb mir ni&ts msb
BON rebelIilhsn @eoanfen tuihen mol
! len; bas it Elm ibsriuunbener Stanb
punft."-fo ihaut es leiie uRo Tau
aus ben bemotratiih.u 3eituneen, uni
rubis, fiiG, fuft leblOs fist bic osmo
rratiiae Rate oa, als Of iie ben S4la
bes 9eredfen f@liefe. @ber gan
lanafam beiuest fd bod bas Gnb
ibres Saueifss. Sie Iebt, iie lauert
unS fie III niGt 70 nntb dtis i'm llnbeil
anffeuen, iuie fie f4einen m6dte.-
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