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Cotton Alulteration.

Those who raise the cotton exported
from the United States do not get as
much for it MS they would ii there existed
some effective system of grading and
packing which would protect the buyer
from the gross frauds frequently practiccd
upon bv him INSCRIPTIONS farmers and
dealers. At prescnt SO many e'smonts of
uncertainty affect the characte. Of each
bale landed at Liverpool that users Of
cotton are afraid to purchase it from first
or second hands. The consequence is,
in the words of Col. Shaw, United
States consul at Manchester, "an army
of well dressed brokers in Liverpool
prey and live upon our cotton crop" u
amount" The nature Of the reform
called for. q reform becoming yearly Of
greater Importance with the growing
crop of the Southern States, is we'll indi.
Gated by the following extract from the
London Tines. Under tho heading,
Cotton Adultcration," this Journal
says:
"Col. Shaw, United States consul visi-
ted Oldham OIL Wednesday in connection
with tho complaints that have been
made respecting the adnlteration Of
American cotton. The adulteraton Of
American cotton is regarded rs great
grievance in Oldham. and it 10 hoped that
the information Colonel Shaw will have
gained ill result in benefit TO the spin
ncrd. Oyster shells are stated to DO
among the stuff frequently found in cot
ton bales. A large number were recent
ly discovered in bales bought by COM
pany. who have made no profit in consc-
Qucnce of adulteration."
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4 Spider Draws Up n Mouse.

A very curious and interesting spec
iaclc was to be seen Monday afternoon
in the office of Mr.. T.. G.. Clevers livery
stable in this city Against the wall Of
the room stands tocrabIy tall
desk, ard under this small spider, not
larger than Il common pea, had coDstruc-
ted an extensive web reaching 10 the
floor.
About ll.30 o'clock Monday morning
it was WAS observed that The spider had
mcnts other web around its tail. When
first seen the mouse had its hind feet Off
the floor, and could barely touch the floor
with its feet. The spider was full Of bus
mess, running up and down the line,
occasionally biting the mousc's tail, max
ing it struggle desperately. Its efforts
to escape were unayailing, rs the slender
filameDts around its tail were too strong
for it to break. In short time it was seen
that the spider WIS slowly hoisting its
victim into the mir. BY 2 o'clock in the
afternoon the mouse could barely touch
the floor with its fore feet by dark the
point of its nose was an inch above the
floor. At 8 o'clock at night the mouse
was still alive, but had made no sign
except when the spider descended and
bit its tail. At this time it was an inch
aud half from the floor.
Yesterday morning the mouse was dead
and hung t!roe inches from the floor.
The news Of the novel sight soon be-
came circulated. and hundreds of people
visited the stable to witness it. The
mouse is small one, probably less than
half grown, measuring about one and
one half inches from the point of its nose
to the root Of its tail. How the spider
succeeded in ensnaring it is not known.
The mechanical ingenuity Of the spider,
| which enables her to body which must
weigh forty or fifty times Us much rs her
! self, has been the subject of good deal
of comment and speculation, and no sat
isfactory solution of the difficulty has
been found. All agree that it is a most
remarkable case, and one that would bc
received with utter rincrodulity if it were
not so amply attested. Lebanon (Ky.)
Standard
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Northern Republicans have sowcd
the wind in Virginia. They may reap
the whirlwind.
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One thousand acres of land have
been purchased in Henderson county,
North Carolina, for German settle.
ment. eH
- The Rev. Walter Ching Young and
Miss Ah Tim were married at San Fran
cisco by Bishop Kip on Friday two weeks
ago. Mr.. Young is an Episcopal minis
ter, educated in the Eastern States, and
his bride is cultivated young lady of
Hong Kong. The wedding was the first
fashionable Chinese affair of its kind in
this country.
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Notice to Gin Owners.

T CAN now be found at any and ell times
Il i'll my Office, over the New York Cash
Store, and persons having Gins to whct will
find it to their interest to consult with me
before contracting for their work have
perfected my Gin Whct, and am now pre-
pared to whet Gins quicker and better than
any one else. l have been whe:ting Gins
twenty-five years, and have never yet had
man TO say did not do my work satisfac-
torily. Those who do not know me arc re-
ferred TO my many customers in Anderson
and Abbeville counties. guarantee salts
faction, or will make no charge for my
work. l am nlso prepared Il repair and
balance brush wheels. Gin Whv.s, the bsst
made, always OH hand for sale.
l.. w. SOUTH,
Up Stairs, over New York Cash Store,
Aug. Is, 1881 0-3m Anderson, S. @.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH cARQAinA,
COUNTY OF ANHEE.suN.
COURT OE COMMON pLEAa.

Warren \. Cartce. Plaintiff against Falby A. Ham.
mond. Juda e. Elrod. Mile L. Cartec. Hester L.
Cartee Camely A. Johnson and Martha j. Spear
man. Nancy NJ. Cartec Dcfcndants.-S SuH,nion.
jor Reiief-tbmpi0int not Serred.
To the Defendants Falby a. Hammond, Juda c.
Elrod, Niliry {: Cartec. Hester L. Cariee, G A.
johnson aud Martha J. Spearman, Nancy n
Curtcc. Defendants:
VOu are hereby summoned aud required to an
u swer tho complaint in this ac,inn, q copy OF
which Is fixed in The Office Of The Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., :. C., and to
serve copy of your answer to the said complain;
on the subscriber NJ his oAicc, Anderson {. H. S. c.
within twenty days after the service hereof exclu-
sive ofthcd day OBSERVES; and If you fail TO answer
tin' In this action will npply to Tho Court for the
relief demanded in thu complaint
Dated October -, A. D. 1851
TIIOS. G. LIGON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
isEALl JoIIN ". DANtrLs C. CT
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To tho Defendants above named
Take notice that the complaint in this action.
together with 4 copy Of this summons Is fi!ed in
the Office III the Clerk of the Court Il; anderson
of the action Is TO obtain sale Of the Real Estate
of John s Cartce. deceased, and division of the
proceeds among his heirs at law. No personal
claim Is made against any OF you.
THOS. G. LIGON,
Plantiff7s Attorney.
Oct o., 1881 IL G.
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TAKE NO I ICE !!

L2LL persons indebted to JOHN +.
PEOPLES, either for Mules. Horses, Cot
ton Gins, stores, or Account, are requested
to come forward and settle at once and if
the same is not settled when due, or part
paid or satisfactory arrangements made
with me, shall proceed TO collect what is
due me, us | am obliged to have money.
have on hand Il large Stock Of Stoves,
Tinwarc, Iollowware, &c, that will sell
cheaper than ever before. Have some good
second hand Stoves that will sell cheap
for cash, which are about Is good as new.
Bring OH all your Rags, Raw Hides and
Bccswax, rs you know | am tho man to
buy them.
Liberal prices paid for Cotton in settle
ment Of Notes and Accounts.
JOHN Il. PEOPLES.
Sent 20 1881 ~
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GDHpeNt Der GntertfGutf d1elt
HSaftficrS.

9tiaqGra= alI8, N.z9)., II. Au1ut.
- Yer @ouUeut Der amerifanhhcn SanlHrS
trat um II llbr beEle YOrmittag inter Dem
%oriite Res 6rn. GhOma8 6enrp aus Dtoblle,
2tla., 81 ieiner Sweitcu SleuHg 5uiammcu.
9re.huuoert 0eIeaGteH maren GumcltHu. Sors
fitu Sgmu hielt etnc iur5c, bumOrIhhdle In
rGoe, uno @hrm. [Ohu g. Bacon aus lhGgura.
Tals pra6 en- @cbct, in ptldlcW er @Ott um
Oie @rhcItung 0eS Yrdfocnteu @GrfieiO bat.
Sr. 6. 3. 0fanOolpb aus Ji1iu-9ort Uetla5
Johann clne Abban.lung D 5 Sdatamtslctrt=
tGls gGinoom iibtr Die 8cQierupgs 6luOu,en,
6r. SEQ. g. @oe ans JiCm-2or blGlt eueu
&oruQq iiber haS Sbema: mas miro oaS
Gourant Der 3ufuuft eiH?" mo GoUant-@oHz
trolem Gnor aus g8aibington iOlgte NIT elmer
0(sre iiber ,bte Banten nHo oas &ourout olS
2anbes."
Sn Der Nadmittoss sftuna iauo Die Seamz
tslmahl fiatt. Geo. q. &oc, 8rGiioeHt Der
.Nmercan @rdonge 9tatiOual Sant" pom
9icmzg)Orf, tpurOe gum Brdiioentcn crWahlt.
Auf S,ntrQq Ocs Orr. &iuiam y. HIhnew
lpurre en GeidluB anQ-nomweu, peldler per
or0uCt bar ale Appl,tctouen nm BrolOn9,z
rung Ooer Grneuerung Der AIiO3iatiOns Qr;ltel
pon NctiOnolbanicn benz Grtutlp SomIte
iibermicien mCrben iClcn. 9tndoem Der Heue
Yldfnent in len amt etnaeie;t mOrbCn mar
uno 0crldleoeue Seuen Uelte,e Sorirdae a.
hoLen hotten, eriOlgte &crtagung bis morgen.
De Tra9e iiber Die GauibgiteuerunQ ruiru NOR
gen ben houptiddIidleI @c9enitaUO BET gr0rz
teruun bilhPu
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9Ius @eiftnSie1t.

Sabanna, II. Iuguit.-Oer frans0iidle
BoitSompfer bat uon e t. SbomaS folgenbe
NQfr6ten gebrad,t: Der Ser. Staaten Ron
jul y. 9. Smltb 1T am 20. Suli oaielbft eiu=
getrpfien. Su Der ytad)t bonn 25. Suli rpurSe
am S.muel pdhreno elmer pollen StunOe Elm
ron eiNer auffoQeubeu 6iee begIeitete8, fart
olGuInhes 2id,t bemerTt, pelc)eS NIT oem
giprGlidlte 9rO6e aebulidts,t Scigte.
San y omtng0, 10. SIll.-BrGIt0ent
Meiuo, am II. bon bier ab9ereiit, traf in Sa'
rahena ein unb truroe oaielbIt tntbuiiafnif)
auIqenommen.-9er SniurQenteHz@ensr III
pare3 ilt abermals nit 80 Mann Der 6aupt.
iiaOt uabc griidt.-Sn 8Herto Blata Ssril0rte
in Der gtart uouI II. Sult cine ge'tigP 6euerss
brurit Die Seftung. 9tah pieritiin0igem Bitz
then iuuroed Die 6lammen ourdl Die auliren4
eunsen Der bonn 9encrol Sepcr0u btfiblt9tsr
WannidlaiI gebdmpft. 25 Wsniheuleoeu gtns
Gen 3u @runoe, namentld in S0lge Der Grplo'
hon eer Munrtion.
!jn Der giadlt pes 25. Suli brud 9uillermo
bon Ronce, Yorto 3fico, nit 3Tptt Sarteu
urb 200 Wann aui, uW IN Gan Domingo etnz
3uIaUeu.- Sine Sarfe mt so 8erbannieu aus
Gan Souiingo langte am 25. Sull IN Df Igas
qles, Bono 9tico, on.
2lus W tinique wirS 9enleloet, oaB
en- IS. Suli in 6olge etues ON Selte Der Rez
Dublit porecfalenen Strettc8 5m!ld)en elnem
encouragement 4rSte uuO benz Srau5aeber
etner ruottolen 3eitun9 mahrere 5anienc gteqer
bas gEohnbaus oes ar5tes iibe, fisIen, es oOds
fidnoig ,erit6rtcn, Den arst itDer uerlunuoeteu
uno ou' ieiner 6abisli9ttnen beraubteu. Der
Napor BON St. BierIe uno mehrere anoere
gureer wurpen bel BEN Seriude, OaS Opftr
III bedlutsu, idirper Oerlebt. Gm tolaeaoen
3aae ernCusrtcu iidl Die fe,uolihsn Guiamm>
lungeu, mo Der 0iob fOGute erlt ourf oas
@nareiien Der Sruppeu 5,rireut perOen. Die
Nulrc9png Oaucrt fort, Oa man Die Sruppens
madt mat iur aeniiseuO itarl hGlt uno 9roz
bungeu mt BrauOlsguug laut wroeu. 0ls
@e;tldit febt uoQtommen lia. NleBrere BE
Qer nurcen ueTh5ftet.
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0miteam tsno Oct Uablfampi TIT


Ger ,gSefbote" bringt folgenoen Seitra9
Sur @abl>Neftiire in Ohio: y,Srau 6ages,
Don Der man isit ibrem Ausjuge aus oem
,gBeiBen SQuie" nenis b0rte, iuht ii6 nun
aud, mieber in Der Bolltif benlerfbar III nqz
den. gse Der 2eier tptiB, bat fd) 6ruu 6apes
oils 2anbesmutter nm DIE Sahe Der Semperen;
10 grobe Serpieniie erporben, SaB cine 4nSabl
fanatliter SemperenSpeiber Seltrd9e lanl'
inelte nnb ibr SiloniB i'll Sel malen lieB, baS
nm nie baS Bortratt elmer psilt9en I'M - 9Set-
fen Sauic" bdngt. 2Sie mlr aus republtfants
idlen gldttern elieben, benutt ieBt Srau papes
ibrcn SempcrenSetnfuB, I'M aueH mloerbaarts
gen SemperenSlan begreiflidl Su MAIDEN, Dab e5
ibre Yhid)t nnb Sd)uloi9tett 1T. fir Charles
Softer al itimmen. Der rtpublifaulidIe ,Gin=
ctnnati Commercial" bradte Dor eiHIgen 3D.
een Den iol9enben Sr0den:
,6rau SapeS felt Die Sra5e bcs Shto'er
@abltanpfes IN bleiem Serbne i'll Dem tiir;s=
fen Gate aif, Der bis lcBt angemanpt moroen
1T. gle iaat, Die Srage III nis: loll lt) 9lr.
fielb ODER @utteau inoOiiireT2"
Aiit oieier Sraftprobc bofit oWtutter" Sapes
ole manttlmiitblgeu Sempereu;ler inter So
fel SABINE su tretben. Slc 1T etne Srau, uno
nit Slnuen redIten mir niG]t. Abr IS glebt
republifantidle Sldtter, Die buiItlbe Argument
i'll aebrald,en uno Dem &olte .peiS Su MAIDEN
iuheu, baB rie @rlpGblup9 Soltcr's uothwen=
Dig iet I'M @arfielo 5u incoltreu, mo oaB
ie6e Stlmme fir Soofuater cine Stimme iiir
@uteau bebeuie. Solitr ielblt intlt oteien
@inorud su perbrciten unb gcgen ciHsn 10 III.
miiroigeu uno niebetrd9ti9en 2Sablfntff mill
len mir nit Gller Strait proteIttreH. -
Die tleinen polltiidJen 6erftlfted)er wollen
Dem Solfe BON Ohio mci8 MAIDEN, baB Die &rz
pGblung Soitcr's I'M @arfelo'a luillcH nDthig
1T - ia, DaB iebe Stinlme 9egen Soter etRe
Stimme iiir ben MUrber gulteau ba1autet!
9as riirre id)on uieocrtrGdtig genlg leln,
tpen!l 9uiteau etn 9enl0irat mare, osun etHe
ganSe Fartei lam oof mahrllh uld|t titr oaS
SQbreGyen zines @ln5elnCn oerantmortltdl ge=
madt merDeu. aber @ntteau 1T fetn Demo
frat, ionDern Elm pollbtiitiger ltrammer Hepubz
llfarsr, lpgar republltanld)er StumpreOner
uuo SIimmenmerber. Seine uerrud)te Sbat
aiug unmittelbar alls bem Strette spild)en Den
bciben republitaniiGen 6attloncn beruOr, uaO
nie 9emotraten battcu nit Dem gan5en SOr=
9anae 9iid9ls 3u Idlahen.
Seher patrioti1dJe 0fanu, iti er 3emofrat
ODER Nepubllfarer, mub bic elenDen llultrlebe
per5meiieIler Bolittfer berpammen, Die iett III
Ohio Den 8erlnd, nladear aus oer Xngliidtd)en
Gage oes Yrdfoenten @mfieto politi1ss aapl=
tai fir Charles Softer Su nliiuSen. OlB lie ole
Niuttsr 9apcs 'iir Softer tn'S 6slO flihren,
barauS MAIDEN sir ms Nlhts, aber bon
GultCGu'S Serbregen iuaid)en mir unS entiAitz
cen Die Sdn0c."
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Ysfehm1rffe.

Chicago, IL. Auguf. - Die 3ufubr bon
Sd;tpeineu btliet fd) heute auf 10000, Die Set-
ieuOuug oui 43OO Stiid; otc Breiic partirten
,piid;cn So co unO Sc 80. - GtHUUIeb: Su~
fubr G5C0, Yerieuouns 20O0; s5ertduie Su
81 .25 bis $6.4O. - Shnufe: 3ufuhr 400 J.;
s;a,euDpu9 200; Yeriauie III $3.3O bis $500.
St.YoHts. II. AuAuit.- 5nmeIne: Ser-
tGufe III $6l0 bis S6.85; 3uiuhr 430O,
9aicnrung 1900. - atlnopish: 8srtaute III
$40 bis $500; 3uiuhr 5000. 8erienOun9
-SdIunie: &e,tGutC 5u $500 bis $3.50;
3uiutr 2C00, SerienerGg 500.
2tbertpr Benni., II. GuSuf. -
DE 3uiuhr bon &iuoplIh belief tt aut 1911
Stid; gcrfSufe ~ $3.50 bis S6.25. -
sdneine: 3uiuhr 1900; Scridufe 5u 1925
bis 81 CO., dlnoiC: ,5ufubr 1400; Ssrtduit
gu $3.50 bis $5.25.
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StsmarG mno s@letmts.

Sn ieiner gerpDiitdt unb &ratehliuht liegt
Gismarf niht MIR nit ie,neH polltIdJen 9eg-
nan i'm Sample, ionOcrn iiberrutrft fidl aud
nit ieber YerDnlihfeit, Die au6er ibm am
Spfe @npas gilt. Sin langldbriaer 3plft b.
itebt Smiidlen ihm uno Oem loJeHanuteu
.Sauaminiiter, ;" 9rafen Shleinis. Der 3pie=
ipalt spiden 8elpen bate IdUn i'm uorigen
Sabre einen ioldcn S0hepunft erreidlt, OaB
zines lhDnen Cages, ais Shleinie uno Sisz
mard fidl urf Dem Corridor oes SflofeS tras
fen unb @rfterer itumm an 8lanard porii.
berging, Der &setere iid) nit ben 8orten um>
panOte: ySett munu ariiBeu benn bier ole BE-
bisnten niht ?".... Sn3wiihen idleiuen ilh
bic 2tn9e nod psiter in Oitier 9tthtuHg erlts
pifeit su baben, penn Si5mard bat iest ben
Sdleinie in Der y ytorob. aG9. 3tg." auf oaS
SeTti9fte aHgreifsn laiien. Sdlsinis miro Tb
ljtt bel ieinem 9roBeu Sru6er, D. b. bei'm ,oQeu
2Silem" beflageu. Sb Ser ibu aber Dor benz
b6ien Suben Sisnlard bcitiiteu fanu, lit
nlehr, oils sneilehdIt.
Seoenfalls lit es reht bsSeidneuo, baB bon
bcm Sianbal, Den oiele 0oiArausen untsr e,H=
amber aufihren, gum groBen Sheile bas Boal
nnp gSehe bes Solfts abhdnst. org. S!fsj.)
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Ann nnIn,,tnrrf

RewsgOrt, II. Aus. - 6Ol9enOss ftnS
bic @dlu6notirungsn: @elo mar Ieift 5u 24
b,s - un1 Iflc6 5u p Bro5ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling- @e9iel 4.62 ASH ouf so Gage
unp 4.S4-4.84t auf Stht. - Sunoes>SbIi'
oatioueu: perlGnsete SCdier 1921, 90. SiiHfer
IO2, Al pru,enti9e COUPONS 1144, 4zproi.
DO. l164. = attien: &odsSSlauO 1874, Bittsz
burg 14O, SGs. Central 1877, G.rD. @entral
14SR, 9atesShOre 1884. grie 434, DO. BriOriz
t1teu Sc NOrthsWeiieru 1864, 90. Brioritdz
ten 1889, R.zS. &entrul 95s, RenOld9 65S,
gFefiern uniUu 895. lluteri6abamtS. Stlau3 ::
Sob $82, sos, 584.15, 9Our. 81, ,O64 ,0S6.2S.
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eindStcrtt,,a eines Notels.

Ybtla oelpbta, IL. Nu9nlt. - Oes
,9orrn=Soule" III Geadlz6aoeH, RS, fiug
9caen s3 llpr bsute friib 6euer unO wurOe
gdn5ltch 5srii0rt. Bon ben 250 gdften entgiu.
gen piele nur nit fnapper NOth benz Sobe uno
Tetteien Nitts, ols tas undte 9ebeu. 9as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I, Gnsleiibe= 6Otel" iuurSe uur
nit Dinhe por 3erft6rung bcpahrt. 0a5
BARN 6ouie" war Gin eltmoOiifss, OrcifOdis
Gee SplSQebGuoe. Der Serluit Der GigeutbI-
fi;er beiraat etira $4,000, alls.n Der BON Den
@GIcu eflittene Sdlaoeu lit nid)t ermutett.
Die @Giie gsip1hrten eiuen eigentbimlifen
9lnbIid, ais iis bsuts iriib iu@amoen antamen,
@uide oqislben, 6raueu ioluobl, pie Nauz
ner, uursn nur in SaOsau,iise gefleiOet, uiele
batten meoee 6iite. rod R6ae uno anoere ma
len burliitig. sic erildreu, eS isi fat Elm
gSunncr, baB feine @ieHiheElebeu bur5 Die
Seuesbrunit perloren gin3eu.
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G.fffn1sS Suu.'

Stsmurd, 3. &. II. Auguit. - 81,
bufise ,9ribiine" uer0iientlidt fol9euOe 9eue-
ide aus 6ort gate5: ro stlS Sitting =Bua"
Ole 9iodritt iibsr Die gralorOuua , opOtter
9ail's" bTrte, a9te er, sS iet. .oem Aarrsu ret1t
ocldleper. 0uielbe babe iih ergebeu 90 eIncr
Get, IN meldler sr nen 8ampi bate fortisssu
iOusr.-Sle ApTebler an M,iiOuri perlaussn
bic Abicnrur9 me,tcrer Gruppeu uaf Den 5OrtS
glates uno Qincrin, inOem Die aegeumdrti9 bort
b,finolide StreitmGdlt I'm 6uhe oe8 aus 'rutS
BON Standardization nidjt fart genug iein mir
be. - Smet ,SneiaHerweiber muroeu beutt bel
etm guiude ertappt, @emehre uno Nunttiou
in bas Eager gSrtiuaz Bulls" III idmuagsln.
Ger Sdnpiline aeht Ga9cnidleiniidl nit uerrd.
tberiidlen BlGnen nm, nno nis uleiiteu DIR auf
ocr Aeentur bcfinoi,den srieger wsrOea ibm
plQep, iobaiO Ell oas 3eidlen aibt. @ruIilite
SGmieriafeten fne su betiirdten, im 6aae
ni9t msbr Glnppsn absei4ldt perOen.""
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Selne sinIen far ole nta,t prelomatrtens sanfe

Seime S3inien filr ole ntd,t proIomairtenT TinTer.
gSai bln9ton, IL. Aulult. - Der Buu-
residlatmeiiter erbGlt soblretd]e Sriefe, Die al
lhn cas- Aniinnen itellen, Die i'm 4uaut fdlliz
gen GuartalsSinen fiji Die fiinfpro,eutiqeu,
re9titrirten 8unDes SbiiaatioueIl, Die nld]t
prolon9lt rporoen iinO, ausSuSablen. Rab
ben Befimmnuasn oes 10. aufrufes, Der aul
/. Suli ergargen it, n Zoe au9etiinoigt, ouB
ale nidbt eingrufeneu o6er nidt 3u 81 BroSent
3tnitn prolon9irten fiinfpro,euti9en SblIga=
tiOnen, peld)c reQtftrirt iino, nit Den 3tuen
pon |. YPai 1S, s. an; en- l. Sttoblr POM
Sdjabamte auSbssabit par0en ipiroed, unO
6aB Die SerSiniuug oieier Sblt9ationcn pom
/. Sftober bs. s. OH aufb6rsn lutro. Das
&ptplar beitirmt firner, oaB ole Subaber iols
der SbIgationen 1ieielben su irgano eiKer git
Dor Dem /. GuOber sur @inl5iIng prSimtlren
nnb DIE S3iHlen bonn l. OiaI oil bis sun BrGs
lsrtoiionstG9e erbalten fDanen. Sa 60lge Die
les Auiruiss bat cas- 0epartement De Gins
3ahluug tmIuguit unterlaiIeu, uHo oIe Sb.Igaz
tt0nGn mgroen iaulmt OCl barGuf autg2lGuieneu
3inen 81 irSeno elmer 3cit bc;ahlt tptrocu, i'll
lueidber ite Sur GiuloIuH9 prGlenttrt meroeu
mDgen.
pioBItdIes ablebfn Ses SeIeaptsa asr Repmbs
ut 5itcsraGGa.
@cncrol Wiarlllo SereS, GCiau0ter Der STE
pubtit 9ItCaragua, ltarb I'M uhr heute lbeIo
pDtlidl in isiner bteli0eu BobHuug. gr mar
heute NaAmtttdg nod IN :, ,2S,tBcu oauic" &C.
peien, HID iurS nGd] leiuer Jtiidftbr fauO nlaH
ltn aIS yride aui einem Stuhle Dor ben oiie-
ntn Genler ietres Sflai5tmmers. @ian
permutbet, oaB er oil QuS uSfr0ntbet larb.
gser:niiG,tes.
Die heuttse SteueretnnaGale 5etru9 S321,'
2l0.81, Die 3Oaeinuahme $691 $3.50.
Sm Sdlaedmte ltefea bcnte Natiouabanf-
ueen i'll Getra9e pon $l41,000 5Ar &iaI0-
lung etn.
Sslrstdr 8iu6om bat benz SetrctGr GeS ;ur
3eit in gilagarazSaIS, N.sD., tlgenoeu @OHz
ueni8 Ger amerttuntdleu BanfjerS eiueH lduge-
ren Vlti geidriebeH, in rutldenl CT beOautrt,
Die @inlaouna oCS GonpentS gum 0altcn eiGer
0iete iber Die 5unbuuH9S SperatiOneu uitlt
aruebmcn su t0nltu. @r iCbt jeOod ole fraa=
I'D Spuattonen III ietuem Sdreibcu turj
Guseiuanoer.
SeirCtdr Sirtpooo fehrte seitern 4beuo bon
6nnquiar gSbite SULPHUR springs Suriif
unt nabm hsute ictne Nmtsphidteu wieOer aui.
30S Sdlutumt taufte beute 56O,000 llu;en
Sllbtr fir Ole 0lituSdnter 81 8btlaOe!pbla,
Gan Sran2isco unb gteiu=Srlean8.
3cr SCtrttdr oe8 Snnern bat Stfebl ertbsiit,
COP cjrca 100000 2lftr N'gerunlSlGnO2z
rsieu i'm 9utriite 0ulutb, Wtuu., p,ritci92rt
iuerDen iollen.
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W66,tr tbrt,, ssntfett .

ton, Mo., un Der y@abaih= 6ahn" belc,oiete
ein gemiier Sadion am leeteu 0i:nita9e etne
Dame. gtamer 9on9foro, peltbe fih bel ibz
rem @atten beihperte. 3ebtercr iu1te Sad
ion ofort auf uno periuhte, i'm 81 Sidltigen,
allein Sadion so9 ein Weiier uno braflte 6rn.
gouQfOro mshrere tGOtlid1e Stifwunpeu bel.
6rau yOu9ioro eridieu Oarauf alf bem S6aus
ploee uub io9te bem SaGiOn cine Su9el Onrd
bic Slult. She er nteOerltiir5te, brad)fe er Der
Truu smei bis prei letd1te Stid)wunoen bel.
sSeihp 9HGuuer rperDeu lterbeu.
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Setee Grmprouna etnes 6retIss

Z eTTe y aUte SHU., II. INgNN. -GTlz
iah @raSp uuO Soiinh 9onham gerietben ge.
i1tru gbcuO 5u Corn, Sian @uuHtp, in Streit
iibsr slne GuautttGt 8ai5en, peldeu SeOe
oils giQenthum beaniprudlten. sic uereubars
Ten iih idlieBlid, balm, Die lngelegenheit Ell
rem Sdlisbsridltfr su iiberlaiisn. gGdhreuo
Der Sdlet sridtsr iid] Die Sad1e iibsrIegte, 3og
gruop pl0blid1 einen Gepolper uno tGotete
Gonhanl, me der bercits 65 Sabre aft mar uuo
in hohsm Iniehen itano, burh eiueu SduB.
Ser MGrOer tpurpe ioiort uerhaitet un0 i'm
@etdr9nfe su Brazil untergcbraqt. Surht=
bore @ntriiitung berridlt Inter ben Jta1baru.
unb e,n QDndgertdlt itebt fir bente gtadlt in
2uafGIt. Sraop lit MIR 90 SABRE alt uno
Itebt i'll &uie zines DeiperaSoS,
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Baltimore, Wto. ayrcitag. Den y. Nugmf 1881.

@inpanbsrrinssbehSroe, 5O8ro5snt Der Don Der
lsttsn Stdatsgeieegebung oorseiAriebeneu 81
Soptiieuer 81 aublen, ab6ulebnen. Die SG9e
9ebt iebt Dor Die 9tritte.
Sn 9ew=9 9orf purSe uorgeffsru Trau
@atharine Coleman, SGr@rmorOuna oes 6iilisz
&aiiirerS uom Mtner's &heater, SEQ. 3. Sole,
angeflagt, Dor @eridt geitelt upb autnortete
auf Die an iie 9eitelte 6rage, Oh lie idulSia lei
ooer nidlt, yuidlt ihuloi9." 6rau 6. mar BON
ihrem @attcn begIcitet, Der iie au6 ms g.
fduQniB suriidiiibrte.
9taf geridbten aus 8 San a.rlt graiTrt oaS
geIbe Steber arg in Columbia, 5ulua
Dor &C. 0as 8ra3a= 5ieber Fnbst in Peru
rieic Spier.
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2(us Wcrt. .

ganumn, ? 9luguit.- Die ipdteftu 9tad)=
lidten aus 8sru 9cbeu an, OaB iih oit Sadl=
loac nod fetnssmegS sebeiiert bat. gSie man
ans @boriQOs meloet, iit e,n Sbetl Der Irrei
Der prooiiOrlidnen 9lcaicruug nit Cad mo
Bad su BEN MonteroS iiberge9augen. Dies
ift EN- idptrer Shlng fir bas 9unO uno 3eigt,
pe itpieri9 CS lit, cine conItituttoHctle Regie=
turg permanent gil etabluGH. Bic glu8Fdten
anf @islerhsritelluug ocS 6rieoenS ftry itled)z
fer, als ie. Die @bilensn baben inOciien thre
SCcupatious Grmee oerarf uerriugert, oaB Iie
nidlt an attire SperationeH 81 Oenfen ifeinen,
obQle,b ole Wtomero8 in beirGd)tilher An5abl
in unmittslbarer gidbe Der 6auptltaot itebeH
IoIlpu