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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

10 cur Washington correspondence ct sssser
day it was stated that though General Mahoce
wes non oommittal with reference to his future
political utilization, his actions. in oonsu'tirg
and cssoeiatirg With prominent republiosrs,
spoke louder than words. implying the
General would oily himself with the onaaies OF
his State. One Of the gentlemen wish whom
it was stated he was holding conferences aud
consultations was the editor of the National
Republican. and from what thst paper says this
morning it seems that our correspondents sur
misses were orsy too true. The Republican $
remarks are as follows:
I'm Virginia the solid South hss received Q
severe blow, which will be repeated in the fu.
iute The country is indebted more to General
Malone for having shattered the Bourbon pow
or than to any ether one man in the country,
and 1t is gratifying to believe that he will follow
mp MS advantage until the Bourbon party of
That State is ground to atoms and its debris is
cAtfered to the four winds. The treatment that
ne has received from the Bourbon party ever
slnce his detection forbids that he shall ever re-
Turn 10 ITS embrace. He has become its i'm
placaDle Toe. and will in the future effect such
complnations OF power in thst State as will sea
comphsh tnelEeV!tables and permanent overthrow
W
General Nahone as senator will not affiliate
with that party which holds all the power it has
through elements end methods which have chal-
lenged most earnest antagonisn on his part
and which exist to dsy in the fullness cf his
strength. General Malone IL positive man.
who has markedous his own course in the wsy
of policy, aud has established his line Of battle;
which will be maintained with stern determins-
tion until the struggle over and the victory is
Won."
The bourbon party to which the Republican
refers is that party Which, having preserved
Virgins SO fer from tho Euinous rule CT dis
honest carpet baggers and ignorant negroes, Is
still striving TO keep the State 10 the hards OF
those who have some interest 10 tho msiateD.
,ance of her honor and the promotion of her vel.
fare. General Mahons is at the head Of party
which Processes TO have the interests of Vir-
ginia ct heart. Il has, however. slresdy
brought intamy and disgrace upon the Judiciary
.of the State and wrought her other grievous in.
iuries. lfwhst the Republican says of him BIO
correct, and he nnites with the radicals. 80 as
to give them the control of the United States
,Senate, and thus put them in possession of all
the branches of the government, the damage
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

: Is: Consolation Race, 900 ysgis-p,i,.
6ne POCKET Book; II competitors, : VS. We a
a. b. KnsolVing. Of HaIifsx. I'm. "p' 81 :;
IA. Tug OF War; Picked Team, # - - 9.
side. 3 heass-Prizs: a BnrsI e. a &C. co a
Winning Team: That headed by VIZ apples D.c'
Jones, of Alabama. 80 HeEty
Is. Pig Rsee, open TO tbs entire sob..,
Prize The Pig. Winner: Edmund STS4" B.
kips. Jr., Of Kentucky. i III.
After The Tug Of War the di;tribrf,
the prizes Won up 10 thqt TINA tns J]' u. "a {!
They were announced blythe lodges sra pace,
sonted by Miss NJ. III. B.. Of A!egspd;iI,N Pc
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he has doue bis own State will be increased len
fold, and ia addition include within It's blight
the entire Southern country.

The stalHa,ts among the republicans. while
arranging their plans for reViving in the South
the tyrasny Of shs shines Immediately succeeding
the war, and for reducing the congressional rep
resensation Of that section for alleged political
prescription. take hopeful view of the future,
and speak Of the raoent election as the last
battle of disunion." We did not kBow until
thus informed that there was any disunion about
il, especially as the people dcwa this way all
voted for Union general, but it probably Was
the last presidential contest 10 which the South
will manifest any interest. no matter how much
IL may fee; for as the mere fact Of The Sousb's
support of any presidential candidate is sufi
Gent to induce the North to vote against him,
it will not be advantageous for him or wise fer
It to express its preferences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-W WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
.rHuRsDAY EVENING. NoVR. II, 1880.
The unofficial vote Of the State is: regular
democratic ticket. 90. 1856; republicans, O.347;
resdiuster, 20, al.

Tie recsnt election of some republican candi'
dates for Congress in the South is spoken OF by
tho radicals Of the North as evidence Of the
progress Of liberalism in this section. As it
was effected by the solid negro vote, and as that
vote Was brought out BY iuceadiary appeals to
the worst passions Of the negro race, it is looked
upon where it occurred as evideEos of anything
else than liberalism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
DenSSa,

NKw YORK, November lin an interview
with General Hancock, ct Governors Island by
sn Associated Prees reporter. this morning, the
General denied that the letter purporting to have
been written by him to an army officer atWash.
neton touching the New York vote wss writ
ten by him and said that he was one of the few
persons who could not discuss the presidential
election ct the present without indelicscy. He
also said if there wss a letter IN existence from
him purporting to be of that tenor. let i! be pro.
duced.
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One Of The most prominent and Influential

One of tho most prominent and influential
citizens of the State writes Us from DanVille:
II resd With much pleasure your editorial on
tie debt question fsw days ago. The facts
stated By you will apply TO nearly or quite every
portion Of the State, and [ must heartily ap
prove Of your suggestions. and think it the only
plan by which we can secure the unity OF the
conservative party. sad bring about speedy
and satisfactory settlement Of the psrplexlpg
debt question.
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BuIcSnEN.

CoNsTANTIN0pLE. Nov. IA dispatch hes
been received from Der7isch Pasha stating that
no has persuaded the notabe5 10 Du'cgno to
consent to the eession OF the territory, and that
he belisvcs they will persuade the rest of the
DccDle
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Northern Pacific Railroad.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. H. The ectrabco
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad into the ter.
gitory CT Montana vas yesterday formally ce!e'
bEated ct the end ofihe track which has now
reaches tho boundary bstweeo Dakota and
M0ctara.
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Fire.

O'clock last nigh. ia thu large five story build
lag on Randolph street, near 5;h ave, adjoining
the Briggs House. and occupied by Summers,
Clark q Co., PIC lure frame manufacturers. The
less is estimated mt $50 600.
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Naval Review.

Kew YoRK, November II. & dispatch from
Fortress Monroe states: The day is beautiful
one and large excursion parties have arrived
here from Norfolk. The president and party
were Joined By the commanders Of the vesssls of
The aet
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Bursting of q Cannon

LANCASTER. Pa Nov. 1l.-Darlus re.
ruh!icao celebration last Light at Safe Har5or.
twelve miles from this city, three pouod
wrought ircn Critic gun exploded With dlsas-
trCus effects. Two people we're killed AID sew.
r,si c,ii1nAed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

PRESSING HER SUIT WITH A KNIFE
Abrsra Snedss, aged %. works for c. ". Over,
near Wa!don. N. 7. Sarah WiiIisme, sged
10, IVES servsot IN Ehe ssme house. OSs dap
les! Vetk Smedos aad the gill wero left a'o1o
in the house. the res; Ct lho hEnIg i,g away
on visit. While the young nan AID Hiss
Williams were eatiag supper the latter said
"Abrsu', [ want husband aad you E,ust
marry me-"
Abram laughed. Ho said inst il would re-
q1lre two tc make such bsggaio. Hs thought
the girl was i7kiug. But she Insisted on press
iag her suit. When Smedes positively refuse &
his consent TO become her husband sho grew
exceedingly angry.
~ GU won't marfy ne? Then goa'il nevar
see the sun rise sgsin!" she exclaimed
Smedes went to bad at about n;ls O'clock
Some time in the night he Ras awakened. Miss
Williams stood over him. IN one hand she bad
lamp and in the other g large butcher knife,
which she held as though in the act of strikings
Smedes sprsng up aDd seized the girl By the
wrist
For heaven FAKE, wLst do you rosn?' he
exclaimed
Il moan to cut your throat |" the gill replied.
Smedes tried to tsko the knife from her. A
struggle easued. The gill dropped the ls1np.
Smedes :eeded in putting her out of his room,
put she retained tha knifs He closed the door,
pot tnere was no lock TO 1t The girl remained
standing close on the outside.
III wait till you come out" the SAID. I'm
bound to kill youn
Ing tho coor. When day broke hs heard the
girl 90 down stsirs. Hs then went etealthily
down and left tho house. The girl was taken
ito custody and found to be insane.
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Rot DoAN .

Boston. Nov. 1l.-The report of the death
OF r. s. Greeroush. The sculptor, is untTe, cut
his con Gordon, young palntet residing 10
Rom3, lbs just died.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BcNDs.-The Baltimore American
of day IN It's financial article ssys:
''The leading feature OF the dealing: {: tbs
Stock Board yesterday was GH0ther sA&:p 81.
vance in Virginia securities, C0nsols opened 3.
67,an advance of per cent on the closing sa3o,
Tuesday, and advanced steadily TO 7C1 closing.
after salss sggre9ating shout S95 Geo. MIA %
BID 7O4 asked against GGs AT on Tu3:dsy. The
10 40s were slso very active the sales amounting
to about S122 Geo. opening ct 43s and ADVANCING
to 45s. closing IS bid, Az asked, again! tI3.!
on Tuesday. Virgjnis deferred opened =! IL
and sold up to Is closing With this price BID, -
asked, ogalnst tex bid on TUESDAY. &aur"",
continue firm"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

8ALTIMoRE, Nov ll.--VirsiniA 6, Old y I.
deferred Ii; 60 consolidated CO.. co Il se'"s =
past due coupons 9l4; new 10 i15 H.; b.,
tive and firm without change. NneN.--.iquh
ern higher and strong; Weatern SPOT stg@1g
op!iors shade of; Southern rad lC0lT d.
amber 1l5alZ2 10 l Maryland l22; ~
Western winter red apot end Nov lI!l.,:
Dec 119B ,ll9g; J&n 12i24l22i Eeb l-.$s,-i.
Corn-5ou,hern higher and flFm: Wes:s:nG !et
and easier; Southern white lad; Do yc.'o@ n
a63 Weatern mixed spot! Nov and Dec J:s e. ;
Dec lew 57&; Jan SGT asked; steamer 81 Uia
quiet but higher; southern 4254!i; NC:a'a
white 4044l; do mixed 1888 Rye q4jc. 3: l.f
1872 Hay steady; prime 10 choice Pune I'D
Maryland J3aSZ0. Cott+e very qUicli H2 Ca.
goes ordinary 10 fair ll!>l3t Su.@G G2a.;,
scfs ct Whjskey dull end irregular a ! li-I L'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE NALNEr. N"Y J.
40 head Ct Cattle were cNaraG, FL q Wa.
were sold pt 3a44c per ID; good cattle were l
active demand. 600 Sheen ard I!&rcos aoG "l
sE3c for Lambs. aad 3tA41c 10: Old Sheep.
mich Cows sod 3: 25a$55 each,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

We doubt if until yesterday. when Jadge
WYlie discharged negro forger, the cltlzsns
Of Washington were aware of the tx,sptonal
immunisies they etioy BY reason OF being resi-
dents Of the District Of Columbia and not Of any
State in the Union. Section Of article lv OF
the constitution sa5s: 'Full faith ard credit
shall BE- given in each State to the pubic acts,
records AID jadioa! proceedings Of every other
Slate" There Can be 10 doubt that rtqal.
sition frcm Governor Jarvis. CT North Cayo!irn,
for q negro named Perry, indicted for forgery
in that State. comss within his provision, but
as Washington is not q city of aby State, re-
publican judge thereof iscaasged the prisoner,
saying 'he believed that the man was Of fsir
character. ana he did cot believe il would be
for the public good to seDd bin back. as there
was 20 certsioty CT bis having speedy ttisI. !"
Washington has shus been proclaimed iudic
ally the modera Als,iia, so far at lesss IS re
speots negro criminals. but that they hava rot
waited for this proclamation has bean evidsnt
for some tine past
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

It is neither pleasant uOr rroftstl, t, l.,.
people cop0taotIy coughing when they c5pIi I h.,
easily CURED By 25 cent b9t:'o ct DR., XIV
Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

The lata Governor MoMulin, whose aool.
dental death has been mentioned in these
columns. was a man Of great deal of self.
confidence, and, as is almost Invariably the case
Bith .suoh men, was. as compared With others
no lezs deserving than himself, remarkably
lucky st least, during ell But the latter
part Of his life. He was almost entirely self.
made, the wife OF his early manhood, and from
whom after he mad reached exalted position he
got himself divorced. being the only one to
whom he was indebted for auy part OF his edu-
cation. With the aid Of the rudiments she
taught him. be acquired enough Knowledge to
fulfill his several duties With satisfaction to
himself if not to all others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

A marriage license was issued 10 Washington
yesterday to j. Tyler Jobson and e. Mary
Spence. both of Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11

COURT OF APPEALS. -In the Court OF AD-
peals yesterday jackson Guy, eEq.t was allowed
to practice IS counsel in this courIs
Mitchell VS. the Commonwealth. Argued by
nsWlenee s. Marye esq, for plslnth IN eiri15
and submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-11
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Land League yesterday c0mI1tneod tnelf
campaign 10 ne North Of Ireland win q large
meeting, which was addressed by Parlell.
The foreign ambassadors OF Cons:nntiooD'e
have pr,s,pted collqoliQe note to tbs Porte
demaudicg the cx cItion CT tho assassin OF tic
Russian, Coi Commerosf.
The King of Spain has c,rferred upon Capt
Gen. Bsnco, Of Cuba, the grand cross CT the
Royal and Military Order of San Fernando, for
his speedy suppFt siion Of The second !rsurcc
lion 10 Cuba.
The Aurora Of Rome, organ Of the Val2aG.
publishes on article favorable to the lrlsh Land
Laaspa. 10 which it says: "ln consequence Of
the iosupDostsbIe steta OF the Irish pessaltry
the people must shake eff their oppression.
The crimes committed in ireland arc not at
trbutabla to the Laad League. Radioalres
foim is indispensable, otherwise ireland Will
be eonpsl'ed to choose between anarchy aud
starvation.
NJ Jules Ferry, the French Pfomie7. hes teen
persuaded to withhold bis resignation until
Thursday, when The ministry will state their
general policy. and vote Of cobfdecco will ba
asked from the Chambers. 1t denied, the nia
stry will teen resign. or tie Senate %l De ask
ed TO dissolve The Chambers. Gsnbetta hss
urged President Grevy 10 deoliae to accept the
until another vote is taken ~ tho
Chambers. A disorderly member Who was
temporarily expelled from the Chambers 90
Tuesday has challenged N. Gambetta Tho or
dered his expulsion.
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Per 500; GiGer4ao',

You con save ci6stquoutig s. up3p c,,.,
500, smaller or larger amounts il py1nor, ;,.'
if paid bsfora December |. w.
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NEW YORK, NoV II Stocks st!oaE. 5i5@1y
a Flour s!eady. Wheat active a-g .1H..'
Corn easier.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
- 7 NJ

PORTOF ALEXANDRIA, NOVG38a..
Sa1s rises .......,...... 81 Sun Ssjs-...... !
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lLOMMrHrr.n.

There must b soma mistake ia III, iton ::
the Gazette of yesstrdly 10 reference ia = o,,;
of Is per cs0E. By the payuep: OF Gfa,, 49,.
by the 1st Of December. ''ES'
Virginia Consolidated coupons, 20, =,
Tx on same, ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

Auittuuseu lber Die bon ibm on ben
felben e~inbe3abIten Summen Bel fid
fubre. 9err &ubn bate e~benfals ben
,S~noepen6ent" bonn 10. September in
peIdsm Serr SoHmann onsab eob 6eim
Gntritt Der issisen gountp Court nod
fur SIS, 1925 unbe3ablte @arrnnts
norbanben waren. Serr Subn CAB su
bub biefs Nnsabe ribtis iei, flste aber
binsu Snb Serr SoTmann unterIahen
babe aniuesben, bas aus ben bon Der
alien Court umselesteu Steuern nod
So. 631.47 CUR Osduns biefer $3.50.
25 an Den SdaBmeifter einbe3abIt
poroen fiab, mie aus ben bon S6aks
msiter ausgeftelten Quittungen bepie'
fen neroen Tonne. Sann nerlas er Die
Gbf6riit oes 8scorb lber bic County
Bnrrants aus ueIdem erii6ttid 1T bob
Die perfdieoener @ouutp Gourts fol-
aenbe Summen ! sraussabt baben:
1875 uno 1876 16, 772.51
1877 un6 1873 5 19, l99.49
BON 0ieler Summ murSen
2,333.46
fur ben Raa Der Steinitrase o
SIeiid's bisGoqiuaS au5besablt, 10 oab
fd Die wirfIi9eu Nusgaben fur bieie
;nei Sabre nuf sic, 500 03 bslaufen.
Die Qussabe Der Sountb Gourt fur
1879 uno 1850 bis gum 20. october
b%eliefen fd auf s17, 1871 Die sOitsn
fur Oen 9opembsrtermin Der 6 Outt5
unb Die Wusgaben fir ole @abI uerbsn
f9 auf etma S2,S00.00 bcIauien 10
baB bieSsiammt-4u5aabeu oerYeoples-
Yartp County Gourt iid auf $40,
$3.50 be,ifern. 9err Subu fragte
ieinc 3ub6rer, welde court o;e iplr.
ianImere gepeIen uno erntctc fir feline
SIosteQung Der BON ben YeopIeS
@anbiontsn gemadteu faliAen Nigga
be-: reidliden geifaa, Defenders ole
9err Sofmann uno 9err 6OeIcr aui
8efragen Die 8idtisfeit icincrQngaben
3ugeifeben muBter.
8erOen Die Stimmgebsr o Gas.
conabe Gountb bisien 9erren iebt aud
nod ferner SIauben idsnten ODER rpsr.
ben fe bsnielbsn seiaeu cap fe Gd
fsinen bIausn Sunf pormadsu IaiIsn,
inOem fe am @abItase aesen bieielten
itinurn. SD CLAUDE oaB bic benten-
Den Burger oaS 2ebtere tbnH perben
uno uniere gIOiereide Yartei cine iiber.
%pdltigeube Webrbeit fur ole ibre
GanoiOaten bon Sen. Gar felo bernb
bis gum GonFable aufSuneifen baben
mirb.
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BON 9rafe.
81. 6. ScbIenber {.
Sttnher nen &c.

SllUUcI OeU AO.1 1COO.
9err Geoatteur
Sa Die @obl isst Dor Der Sblre 1T
uno Die perf4ieoeneu Sanbtoaten bon
allen SeitsH eelobt unb befdimpft
uorben finb, TO lit es on Der 3eit baB
ma fid einen 8abI3etteI ausfu4t UNI
am nddlten Sienstas an Der g8abI-
urine ni4t in SerIesenbeit gu fomn,en.
Stun MIL i'd bsnn osriu@en mt.in Sifet
suiammensnifeuen.
So i'd 9tspubIifaner bin TO ffimme
i@ fur 9arfelo iouie fur bas saHse
rspublitnniide S%taatstidet, fur Die
@ountb aemter usrbs ,d iebO@ bies
Nal fritt nod Der 8eOplsplotform
6aaaeIn uuo nur fur Die beften Wdn.
ner tinmeu. Oils HepubIitauer film.
me id fur 9angenbers, erfens neil bae
lint etuas nit YoIitif iu tbun bni
unO 2ansenberg elm Gepu5Iitaner if
Stun man fagt omar gisen isi aud Die
pubIitaner, bies be;peife i'd isbo9 b
{. ia gesen feline Sartei Iluftun seeer
Die Rrin3ipien berfelben arbeitet. 3pei
tens 1T Serr Gisen ou9 nidt Der bef'
Nanu. SD mil nidt bapon fpreGer
buB man ibm uadiast er fei aIs Sap
tain bamaIs Dor Hnef BON ieiner
G%Ompusnie fortseIaufeu, aber maj
fast linn aud mad, er ba5e fem Sell
in 6fli&eu Bantsn bspouirt uno De
gable bier feline Steuern bafar. @enl
oas 10 lit 10 taun Der rei9e Rauu bod
ui@t bon mir arr1er S9Iuder eruarteI
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RIG SALE.

Whereas MARITIME Schnell, and Louisa
! Schnel his wife, by their certain mortgage
deed with power of sale, dated the 18th day
of January 1868 and recorded in the Recor
ders office of Warren county Mo-, in Book
P. page 361 and 362, conveyed to the under
signed the following real-estate lying and
being in the county of Warren State of
Missouri to-wit:
The south-half of the Southwest quarter
of Section seventeen III Township forty
six TACT Range four [4I west deducting
thereof seven 2 acres formerly sold
which said conveyance was made to secure
to the undersigned the payment of a certain
promiss DRY note in said deed described, and
whereas default was made in the payment
of said note and the same is now overdue,
now therefore I the undersigned in sccor-
dance with the provisions Of said mortgage
deed and the powers in me vested thereby,
will on
Saturday January 22nd 1881,
sell the real-estate herein before described
at public vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand. at the Court House door in
the Town of Hermann, county of Gascon-
ade and State of Missouri, to pay the
amount due on said note and the expenses
of this trust.
MARQUARD FORSTER,
Oct. 18th 1880. Mortgagee.
r. HIRZEL. Attorney.
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Stem 9auen, Nfo., Stt. 26. 1880.
Mn bic S%tfmmaeber Bpm
Stages aScDMabe S 6ramfliu
SDumt1.

duff oaS Circular bon Sobu $.
Barner, pelhes am Borabeno Der
Uabt weit un6 brett burd Die Counties
oieieS Seuotsoifrifts nuseetreut NOR
ben lit, UNI mir in metner Beiperbuua
UNI Die SenatorItsIe @bbrud su tbun,
babe i'd gu fneen, baB bic in 9ieSe
ftebenbe GnseIesenheit rein perf6nlider
Ratar 1T bic Seidusrbe pirb aus
Malice erboben unb Die Semotratie
BAT ibre Sdnbe babel i'm Spiele.
IS Wirb bebauptet, bo6 Der iuuae
Sarner in Der SerbanbIuns DOR Dem
Sriebsnsridter unseredt bebanbeIt
pOrSeu iei. S6atiade lit inbehen, bab
Der 8i@ter Die &ntIase bssrInoet faab
uuS ba Sarner es unterIies, eesen Die.
fes urtbsil gu appeairsn, 10 ertannte Ell
Die s@uIo islber an.
Bas id BEL Der sade t6at, eefdat
i'm Snrerehe bon 9efes, Sronuns uni
SittIidteit, oas ssbt aus benz 1lrtbei
oes Si6tsrs berpOr, tueIder elm il
a@tuneswertbsr Wonn III, pie Urgent
IN 6rantlin 9ountp uobnt. 8eI9el
quite Burger oerIanst nod mebr?
Barriers Circular beoorf fur Sie
ieuiaen. welde mid ~tenuen, teiuer uei
tereu 8eadtune rneinerieits, bod Al
fOI@eu @dbIeru bes Sifritts, Die mid
ni4t @tenneu. m0dte id fasen, bas id
in meinem 9eben nidt abf9tIi6 eli
uuredt aesen Barner ODER font Seman
besansen babe, unb fopeit biefe Sub
Iitation bas bebauptet, iH fe faIf9 un
bospilig.
&9tungsboH
! s. %. Prble.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

Rein &epubIitaner folte ON nddfsn
Oienstas berfebIen feline Stimne fur
&idtsr q. 8. Seas a~5su8eben, benin
obf9on Die Semotraten i'm san3en BE.
sirt ;ussben. bab OerfeIbe feline PFidt
aIs 8idter gewi6enbaft erfIQt, ma5en
ne bod bic gro6ten Nn~frensunsen
ieinen Gesner, 9errn8O gu etmdbIen
unb 3uur aus benz einfaden GruaO
neil 6erieIbe elm Semotrat uno 9err
Sea1 elm Gepublituner lit. Gasconabe
Gountp fonu ben Nubi@Ios fur ODER
seseu &i6ter Seup seben, inbem Die
bei6en politifden Yarteien in Sronfliu,
Siase unb @uries etua aIeid fart
finb, uno foGte penisitens 300 Ntebrs
belt fur Sea1 geben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

Ser untsr3ei9uste wirb in feinem
Store am
Snnucrstas ben II. Rnbember 1880,
iein boIfincises Eager bon Sauf.
manusgIier, beifebeno aus Groceries,
Glenwaaren, Surspaaren. Spielmaar-
en-, Glas- uno 9orse1oumaareu, 0ee6er
uno 9abeGn. SarmgerdtbfdafteH u. +.
ip. auf 6fentlider Qution, an ben
Nsifbietenben ~pertaufen.
auftiun fiuhrt ieben Sag ifatt, Bis
buafauois ausserfanft 1T.
S~ehiusungeu summsn bon S..
uuo oarunter baar, fur Summen uber
$500 pirb elm 3monntIiaer Credit
gegen Rote nit onerfannt gutter elder
belt bemiaiat.
g. &. Rertens.
gue b~ieienisen, bic nit mir in 8ed'
nung ifeben fino erfuat bis gum IL,
Rousmber nit mir absure9uen.