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THE KIDNEYS.

Persons Of sedentary habits often suffer with Kid
ney affections Sufferers from this weakening and
dangerous disease. by persistent use Of SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, will restore the kidneys to
their wonted health and yigor. Genuine prepared
only by j. II. ZEILIN & co.
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SC. only for Il picnic CIGAR.

IT Is AN INDIsPUTABLK PACT that nothing so
reaches and removes the cause OF those terrible
headaches rs that weIl-knOwn and well-,ried spe-
cihc TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INAIcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness,
with rain, easterly veering to southerly
winds, stationary or lower temperature
and pressure.
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CHICK CIGARs, DC.

REMEMBER. that the great closing out sale at
LEVY BROTHERS, means that they have reduced
the price on every article In their store as they
mean 10 make clean sell out.
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l-3nl
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
UYGFIA HOTEL

situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. open an
the wear. Equal TO any hotel IN the united stats'
Snrroundjngs unsurpassed Bathing, boating, nsn-
ingand driving specially attractive Pre-eIninently
4 resort for southern people. Terms less Tor equa'
accom- M OdatiOns than any resort In the countrff
1,limate free from malaria and for insomnia truly
won Jrfnl In It's sOpOrlhc effect. Send for circular
"'''''"e HARRISON PHGBuS,
mv1Aam Proprietor.
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REDUCTIONS in the prices Of everything In
LEVY BROTHERS store. Everything must be sold
before the expiration Of their lease. They expect
10 lose pile of money IN making this sale.
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ON, MY BACK!

That's common expression and has world OF
meaning. How much suffering Is summed up In IT,
The singular thing about II Is that pain In the hack
Is occAsioned Try 50 many things May DO caused
by Kidncy-Dlscssc, Liver Complaint Consuinp-
tion. Oo,d, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, oyorwok'
Nervous DEBILITY, &c.
Whatever the cause, douf neglect Il Something
rs wrong. and needs prompt attention No medi-
cine has ye, been discovered shat will 80 quickly
and surely cure such diseases ~
BROWNS IRON BITTEBs,
and II does this by commencing at the foundation
and making the
BLOOD PURE AND RlCH
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RETURN OF THE OLD DOMINION YACHT
CLuB.-The gentlemen composing this
Club returned to the city Sunday evening
after a fortnight's cruise after pleasure
alono the Virginia coast. They had a
splendid two-masted schooner the W. II:
Van Name; had everything good to eat
and palatable to drink. and were provided
with the most improved fishing tackle:
They had fine fishing, 70 doubt about
that, and took their time y select from a
dozen different varieties the kind OF fish
that was most agreeable to the palate
Captain Julien Bnford caught two ilying
fish, and knowing what rarity this speci,,
men OF the fnny tribe is here, he preserved
them in bottle of whiskey, and now has
them on exhibition at his store.
The effects Of the fishing are plainly
visible in the sun-browned faces OF tIe
Club, but the better effect OF improve q
health Is equally manifest in the robust ap,,
pearance OF them all. Everything passed
off nicely during the voyage.
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PICNIC CIGARS, DC.

From 10 to so per cent. can be saved by buying
your Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and Notions al
LEVY BROTHERS closing-out sale.
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS of all
kinds permanently cured with Hop BITrERs.
STREET-CARS.-The Maln-street and Broad
street cars pass LEVY BROTHERS, store; so there
IS no excuse for not attending LEVY BROTHERS,
cosing-out sale. Twill save car fare and lots Of
money besides by making your purchases of them.
OFFICEOF BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING CO.,
WAUKEsHA. WIS, May |, 1882.
NoTICE.-We would respectfully inform all con-
sumers of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEoRG r
SCHGN is the sole and only authorized agent for
this water in the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. l.. STERLING, Manager.
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CHARGES:

CHARGES:
Per fay
Per month (Of thirty days.. pV 10 10
Two months or more each: ';;to.,,,Iee and
Take branch railroad az oVSnl Snlx thirtydye min
ntes' ride through beautiful and picturesque Val
lev To the great fountain of hednh. ne idte
,re,nises have undergone thorough ana coinpictt
renairs. placing the property as second 10 no no
watering-place in this country. nome lOr .iie M
INVALID Amusements of every description loi
those seeking recreation and pleasure. tihe num-,
Ing and fishing. cordial virginia welcome new wil ~
be extended 10 all, and everything P9ssloiS % -
make our guests comfortable. satisfied, ana happy'
EUGENE Il. PE1TON,
l.nnoral ManAger.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A STAUNTON, VA.
Miss MARY J. BALDWIN, PrrScrrAL.

MISS 9IAKT j. BALDWIN, PETNCIPAL.
OPENS SEPTEMBER d: CLOSES JUNE. 1sea.
Unsurpassed In its location, In IT'S buildings and
grounds, In It's general appointments and sanitary
arrangements, It's full corps Of superior and eNpc-
ricnccd teachers It's unriyalcd ADVANCES In Music,
Culturc. and instruction In The Theory aud Prac-
tice of Cooking; the successful efforts made to
cure health comfort, and happiness; rs opposi-
tion to extravaganza; It's standard u solid scholar
ship.
For full particulars, apply to the Principal for
catalogues. jy -eOd2m
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DISSOLUTION.-TIlE FIRM OF Ell
~ LETT q TURPIN IS This day dissolved by
mutual consent, JACKSON TURFiS assuming all
liabilities aud collecting all claims agains, the late
firm THOMAS ELLETr.
JACKSON TURPlN.
RICHMOND, VA, August /. 1852.
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Briefs and Personals.

The american architect OF July 18th
compliments Mr.. NJ. j. Dimmock by the
publication among its model designs Of his
design for house at the corner Of Frank
lin and Fifth streets. II Is In style Of
architecture somewhat Ike Mr.. Whitlock's
house.
Mr.. A. w. Grady, Of the Atlanta Con-
stitution, was in the city yesterday MORN
ing with his family en- route to Ocean City,
Maryland.
Mr.. Elijah Baker and daughter will leave
for Old Point Comfort to-day.
Another excursion In the city yesterday.
Hardly day passes now without witness
ing the advent Of company Of people from
the rural districts.
The police OF the Third district made
quite success Of their day at the Fair
Grounds. An immense crowd was in at
tendance.
Marshal r. =. Hughes Is absent from the
city enjoying brief respite from his Of
fetal cares.
Judge Robert W. Hughes went down TO
Norfolk yesterday evening. ~
Mrs. w. X. Smith, OF Baltimore, IL In
the city the guestz OF her son-in-law, Mr..
w. w. Gosden.
A colored hackman named Ely Page was
thrown from his seat yesterday evening,
near Elba Station. and seriously injured.
The accident was caused by running into a
wagon. The hackman was taken to his
home and medical aid summoned.
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PANDOLPH-MACON COL l. 4 q h,
~ ASHLAND, VA.-FOUNDED lS30.-The
forty-eighth session will begin September 2lsr
with full Faculty. Course Of instruction eni~
braces the following schools Latin, Greek, Eng
lish, Modern Languages. Pure Mathematics, Ap-
piled Mathematics Natural Science, Chemistry,
Biblical Literature. and Theology. =
For catalogue, full particulars, address
w. W. BENNETT, President.
iY 2ll-d2faW6M&WhM
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mass. INSTITUTE OF TECIiNOLO-

Nj Ass. INSTITUTE OF TECuNOLO-
XNI GY, BOSTON.
Regular four-ycar courses In Civil. Mechanical,
and Mining Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry,
Physics, Natural History, etc. students are also
admitted 70 partial or special courses. school Of
Mechanic Arts for instruction In English. Draw
ing. Mathematics, and Shopwork. Next school
year begins September 25, 1882. Entrance ex-
aminat!ons September 9th and goth At . A. NJ.
ROBERT II. RICHARDS, Secretary.
FRANCIS A. WALKER, President.
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HORsES. MULES, cows, &c.

NOR SALE, A PAIR OF BAY Ep
MAREs. SIX years old, sixteen ,, hands Zzl e. .3cl
hish; quiet 70 ride and drive ana Re',I, ~, WEI
GsD pe ssfn ~ %. "s'''' au 1-lts
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ACADEMY, VIRGINIA
Ill TAYLORSVILLE POST-OFflCE.

The thirty-thlrd annual session begins WE'D
NESDAl, September 27tlI. ~ .
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOk BOYS
UNDER FOURTEEN. For Catalogues, Re-, ad-
dress ljy ls+odtse27J u. y. .JoNEs-
KENMORE UNIVERSITY III IL
IN SCHOOL, NEAR AMHERST CpLRf-
HOUSE. VA. ~. A. STROBE Mathematics Medal.
list University virginia.. PBiSCIPAL,-BO Board ana
tuition for session Of nine months, 500. Session
begins SEPTEMBER 7TB. Reduction In chargc
for minister's son or where two OT more students
come together. For circular address the
ie 27.eod3m PRINCIPAL
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9itllmlond 0ispatth.

as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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COLLEGE.

IL RICHMOND, VA.
The next session begins 2lsT SEPTEMBER,
1882, aud continues nine months.
| FACULTY.
| EDMUND HARRISON, 4. NJ. Professor Of Latin.
| II. H. HARRIS, NJ A., Professor Of Greek.
RODEs MAssIE, A. W., d. H., Professor Modern
| Languages.
| A. u. }ROwS, ID. d., Professor of English.
| EDWARD d. SMITH, NJ A., Professor or Matho--
matics.
CHARLES H. WINSTON, NJ. A., Professor Of Ply
sizes.
u. PCRYEAR, \. NJ, IL. d., Professor Of ClsS-
mistry.
Philosophy.
SAMUEL ID. DAVIES, Professor Of Law
EXPENSES OF 4 RESIDENT STUDENT.
TWO hundred and four dollars, per nine months
session, cover all the expenses of entrance feas,
| tuition, board, fuel, lights, and washing.
Eighty dollars and nifty cents Will meet uss
| expenses Ofa nonresident student.
For catalogues, apply at the bookstores or Nd
! dress u. PURlEAR, Chairman.
iy 5-eOdt Sel o. tdtSe2J
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lam now removing my place Of business 70 No.
Is south Eighteenth street, between Main and Cary,
and uufil further notice can be found there or at
tie old stand OF Ellett X TLrpin. I0ll Canal
strcet | shall keep constantly on hand a fresh
siock OF LIME, ROsENDALE aud POlTLAND
DEMENT'S, CALCiNED PLASTER, CATTLE
HAIR, &C., and will continue 10 conduct \ GIN
FRAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. Promising
prompt attention 10 business. and guaranteeing
bottom prices, solicit the patronage of my friends
aud the public. JACKSON TCRPiN.
au l-Tu.ThSSu3t
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Entered at the Post-onice at Richmond. Va, az
second-class matter.I
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE Isl.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HIfy- On all sales OF Real Estate made between me
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for uhs
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. or
all sales made between the LIST OF July ana aSI oi
the wear the taxes have 10 be paid ny tue seilef.
(I'his custom Was adopted about hfteen years sgc
nv all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana sp'
plies ~ Richmond and yiciDit>.l
JNO. z. LAUGHToN, JR., 10S A. NJ household
furniture, &c.
JSO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, Watches
jewelry, &c.
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Loading physicians and clergymen use and r.
commend
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
II has cured others suffering as you are, and It
WILL CURE YOU
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BALTIMORE, MD.

RAI lMOhE, tlD.
ID EDGEWORTH SCHOOL,
No. SO FRANKLIN STREET.
MRS. II. l.. LEFEBNRE, PRINCIPAL.
thorough English and French Home schoa
for girls The twentieth annual session VIII begin
SEPTEMBER 2lST. For further information
apply tO the Principal. Iy 4-Tu,Th&sa2ms
DELLENUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
on Norfolk and Western railroad, fifteen miles
west Of Lynchbury. For boys and young men.
Full corps of teachers. Instruction thorough.
Beautiful and healthy location. Liberal provision
for comfort and Improvement Of pupils. Session
opens 18TH SEPTEMBER. For catalogue or spe>
clal Information address
WILLIAM X. ABBOT, Principal,
iy S-eod2m BELLEVUE post-ofilce.
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Having made an arrangement with Mr.. WARMER
MOORE, shall bc pleased 10 my friends snd
patrons AZ the foot Of Seventeenth street. south sids
OF tire dock, where can, with increased facilities,
furnish them with ROT KLASD. INDIAN ROtk,
and DIXIE LINE, RO~ENDALE and PORT-
LAND CEMENT cALClNED PLASTER, CAT.
TIE HAIR, and everything IN my iins AZ ig.ese
figures. 1HohAo hhhh'i'
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29-eod1wi
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
LIVER REGULATOR.


CIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics, Bilious Sufferers, victims of Fever and
Ague. the Mercurial- Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite, they
will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundice,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De
preston OF Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
"-' "0'' ITHAs NO EQUAL.
This unnvalled southern remedy Is warranted
not 20 contain single particle of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II vos, feel drowsy. debiltated have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite; ana
Tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver
or "biliOusness." and nothing VIII cure you ~
speedily and permanently as To take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
It's given with safety and the happest results Sc
he most delicate Infant II takes the place of qui-
nine and bitters Of every kind. II Is the cheapesl
purest and best family medicine In the world.
beware of countcrfe Is. Take only The genuine
In white wrapper with red in 'front.' prepared oy
O. SOLD e; By By ALL DRUGGISTS. sp 6-eOdtAu3C
FLORiDA-WATER.
.........''.''''.''
....... .........: THE ..........,...
!:
IMPERISHABLE PERFUME. !:
;-.-.~~,': :''''''' :'''''''''''''
MURRAY Il LANMASs
..s's'.''
FLORIDA WATER :
... ....s'.s''
.s.sss's's.'
TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF
'''''
fmh 3O-Tb.Sa&Tu6ml
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DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLaI :!.iIal
DExECUTED II The DIsPATch PhsSfsSS
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RICHMOND, July 22. 1882.
V,HE CONCERN OF ROBERTS,
J. BEALL & CO. - dissolved this day by mu-
,ual consent- X. II. ROBERTS Is alone authorized
10 sign the irm-naBe ia liquidation.
u. A. ROBERTs,
n. r. BEALL,
X. X. ROBERTS.
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R.R ROBERTS will continue the business under
the nr,n-name and style Of X. n. ROBfRTs n
co. aud solicits the patronage Of HI. friends and
the trade generally. X. X. ROBERTs.
Ia Withdrawing from the above firm we heartily
recommend our successor 10 the confidence of our
friends aud the trade generally. We can be fcnnd
| II the old stand, No. OK south fouteenth street.
| and would be pleased ~ serve our frtends n the
same caoseity as formerly. y. 4. koBLkfss
r-Qf n ~ HkAI.l.
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POLICE COUET.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 37j criminal cases and tried 317
charges OF ordinance violations. On cr1mi-
nal charges 19 persons were sent on to the
Hastings Court for indictment by the
grand Jury; Al persons were convicted Of
misdemeanor, and SO were sent TO Jail in
default Of surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected-city, S3Oj.jO; State,
Sl43.jO; costs, SIP. Total, Sj6l.
CUsTOM-HOUsE.
During the last month one foreign vessel
entered this port-the schooner Keen, from
Nova Scotia, Captain Kempt, loaded with
lump plaster, 425 tons; valued at 1885,.
The clearances were as follows: Bark
Flora, for Liverpool, laden with lumber,
valued ut S11 800; brig Arbine, for Brazil,
laden with flour. valued at S23, brig
Pimpoa, for Brazil, with cargo OF flour
worth $l2.S50; brig Meeden, same destina-
ton, same cargo, valued at S16,j92; brig
Swift, for Brazil, cargo slaves, valued at
$4,000; brig Mary AtkersOn. Brazil, load
ed with slaves, valued at Sl0,99O.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court during
July issued thrty-siX marriage-icenscs,
fifteen OF which were to white couples and
twenty-one to colOred couples.
The clerk of the Chancery Court during
July recorded two hundred and forty
deeds.
FIRE-ALARMS.
The fire department responded to twelve
| fire-alarms during the past month.
COLONEL PoPHAM HEARD FROM.-SOmC
comment was created yesterday by tho
publication OF the following card from
Colonel John r. Popham, wanted here ol
at Washington on Il charge OF forgery and
embezzlement OF a sum OF money amount
ing to S2,l0O:
CULPEPER VA, July 80, 1882.
To the Editor of the Republican:
l have been away from Washington sew
eral days, and will ask you to say that The
published accounts of my official affairs IL
Virginia do me great injustice; aho, thai
/ shall at once put myself in communities
ton with the authorities at Richmond.
j. X. P0PHAM.
Late Yesterday evening Dispatch re
porter went up to the custom-house anC
there learned that up to that time nothing
had been heard from Colonel fophalh
Parties who are in official positions dis
claimed having done Colonel Popham an!
Injustice, but, on the contrary, claimed ina
leniency had been extended him.
An AssOcmted-Pres telegram from WASH
ington, received last night, says:
"Doorkeepcr Brownlow, OF the lious
OF Representatives, has received lette
from Colonel Popham denying the truth o
the published reports rejecting upon hi
official integrity and character and charg
inc him with having committed illegal act
while acting rs clerk Of the United state
court in Richmond. He states that he VII
start for Washington in a day or so, ant
concludes his letter by rendering his resig
nation as superintendent OF the folding
, room OF the House OF Representatives"
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Tur RosToN FAIR.-At the last meeting
~ the Board OF Directors OF the Chamber
~ Commerce a resolution was adopted In
yitinp our manufacturers 10 take part In
tbe exhibition OF the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Institute Fair to be held in
Boston next fall. 4 copy OF the resolution
was directed to be sent TO the association,
70 which the treasurer makes the following
reply to the secretary OF the Chamber Of
Commerce OF this city
NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS AND
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
Tpp,srRER's OFFICE, IS HAwLEY ST.,
BosTON, July II, 1882.
Dear Sir.-I have the honor 10 acknow'
ledge the receipt OF your favor OF the l3th
instant. enclosing the resolution OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce; :.
II gives me great pleasure on behalf OF
,ha ISs,it,te 70 thank the Chamber for its
nowerfnl NOV cooperation in the work OF adj
yoncinp the prosperity OF the coming exhi'
bition. The enthusiasm ana interest hiahi'
tested Nv the people OF Richmond and re-
nac,ed aSu ~ the resolution referred TO Is pecu-
liarly grateful to the gentlemen CONDUCTING
the affairs Of the Institute, ana IL cannot p'
doubted will be highly appreciated ey tn'
neonIe oi New England when the fact i
brought to their notice through oui papers
Very respectfully, r-oo
Jouy +. WOOD, treasurer.
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COLONEL POPHAM HEARD FROM.-SOmC
comment was created yesterday by the
publication OF the following card from
Colonel John r. Popham, wanted here oi
at Washington on charge OF forgery and
embezzlement OF a sum OF money amount
ing to a., 100:
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4: TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHlEF.
fmh 3O-Tb.Sa&Tu6m]
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Mean temperature during the month. 7S.6.
Mean temperature in July. 1881, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-03-09

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aud Scrartpn erreltt, benn cine gtctls
int ,,9iGpublIcan" forrerte Die ! rebl,
ger aui, ii6 am NlontaS in Der q.
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ole Ssruiun0 elmer pffsniliten 8ers
iammIuns ;u beratben, in ipel6er Die
2lniidten Der Burger in Der beitlen
irase gum 9lusoruf fommen ipllcn.
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gtrore bic amerItanii6en 9Srebiger in
cen 9oroer9rlmO idiebt, 1T mS nitt
tluleu6tenp. lSir Wiiitn Spar, eab
iGbilid LuBtnoe rleier Serren BON
Ib,en 8emsinpen ben 2auipaB erbaltcn
weil iie lid ais gang selpbbnIibe
Sdufte cn:puppt batten poer gar su
intlm nit BEN iIncn anosrtrauten Sddf-
lein ipu:ren. glber rarauS idlieben Su
wp!ltn. oab iie in Der 8ielweiberei
bener bewanoert iino, als anoere Diens
ibcntlnper, lit bob cine aIlsu 9ttpa9te
Sebauptung.
9Senn aeseu einen Iprdmen, fpie
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Uloroperiu6 semadt ipiro. 70 mag oieS
our6 bic llmitdnoe enti6ulrbar iein,
oenn Elm Sduit bleibt Elm Sbuft, uno
ipenn or autb cine bre flde 9rone trd9t,
uno 9lIemano bat Gin 8eht, ungerGdt
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ricism 6ale cine aerebte SsrselturB
lit. rpiro binBeSen gu ei1tm prabiheus
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einem Sonoe, ipie GnSlanp, no Die 9tes
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fiber Uoer Serribtrin nur ben Sbein
slner Otatt btiigeu. Ssin 8unoer
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un9 erbebt 10 neit rie 8rerSen Der
3ipiliiatiOn reiden iiber ben feiaen
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sescn Die S6niSin bon Gn9Iano unttrs
nrmmen wurpe, sum 8iid absr ftbls
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uuo etlpa 40 Sabre alt. Gr ieutrte
aus einem Grlt 9ispolper Gin IL ShuB
auf Die &6niRin. lpdbrcnp rieiclbe uUu
Der gG'noirr Glienbabnratl0n III elmer
&utihe caUon iubr. dit 0tube mp
9iptb BelanB cs, ben Surihen ben SGns
ben res ilber bic Jbat empDrien Goltts
III cntrcibsn mo i'll Siherptit Su brins
aen. Gr 9Gb an, CT wiiroe ren S6ub
ME ob9 feuert baben, ipenn or niht
bungrIS serreien lei.
9ta6 ben Iebtsn 9eri6ten BON
St. Yetsrsburs lit Gen. StObtIpff in
llnsnabe Sefdllen, ieines &ommancpS
entbcbsn uno ibm anbefoblen pprnen,
JiuBldno bis auf gSeiterCs nidi su per.
l0H II. Sbne SWeiitl 1T man IN Rub.
lamb fur einsn SuiammenitUB nit ben
8ermanen nod niht aeniiBenp porbe.
reitst uno bat ss isbr iibel permertt, eab
Der nerbe Stobelrif bic glnii6ttn isinss
0pfcs 70 often blOsiteIlte.
IrUbpem bat StobeIsif Ii6 psranlabt
seiebeu, in g8lribau ncbmals cine
Jiere su bnIisn uno babel ben gOItn
seidmtlbeIt; sr bemertte II. o., nab
wenn in @lri6du teine tuiiiide 8arnis
ION Isi, cine oeuti6s bort itin piiroe.
9tuS @iIno piro semeloet, ,,oub
unter ben lolen cine 8tnegme lid,
lunb sebs, bic 10 emiilihen 8tfiirdiuns
zen 9ulab ai l." IS bi,b itpn fruber
,inmaI, baB 9ismarf mt nem Qlanc
umsebe, elm neuss poIniides a6niartid
unter bsut der SSsrbObcit Su bserIinpsn