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Gullout 6efittpottet Die 9lnaertcn
EnftGna'A.

SprtuafieIb, Sus., so. Sauusr. -
guntefieuator @ulom banfte geitsru Der
Qeqjalutur BON 9Qtuots fir bas 8ertrauen,
weldes ihm oaNura entgegeu gebrad]t NOR
ceu if, beg Die Reprdientauten eteies 9taa'
tts itrl 3uu 3peilsu NOIe @elegeuhstt gegez
Ban tn5eu, oils 8uubeslenator gu fuugireu.
@leitBeitia ipTad &unOm bic pOfuung aus,
tak @0ua6a in aiir3e 6urt bic Ser. Staa'
ten uuueftirt mereen pitroe. @rarfldrte, oaS
Die Snterelieu beioer SaHoar 10 uerquldt ma
reu, boB iiber tnrS oOsr lang cine Seretui'
gnra fatiiEoen mtiBte Die Reoe muroe
mebiiod ourd ltbbaftIn gpPIaus unteTs
bIrten.
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Gruorounq etnes Dossttters.

2jtte <Rpd, grf., 80. 9aauar:-ahtb,
Sohn 80. @luptou puIbe seiaarn A0sno IN
Der Hobuuus elmer 5rau &Iaqton 81 blnm'
neEcile, grf., osr6 eiueu UoH un5etauater
6aub BON Guseu ber our5 elm 5sHFer ab8e'
isutrteu 8stpofeHidus set6otet. Der 2fsu'
relu 6rber enttau1, uno bis lest 9at man
teiue SpuE BON Inn. Der Grmorette trat
bel Der g9abl i'm lfsten Ssrbfe nls Sou9reB'
Gaueisat auf uus bate bic 4bF4i eertinoet,
ban gis ees Sru. Prsdiurtbse, istuss er@
iolareideu gesen. Gaubibaten. I'M 81. Gen
ertfie Al be1relten. 9as glotic lur esa
Rspdtluere if ui9t bsta1ut,
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Rur,e gabeIOeSei6e,t
sRnrFf nm S6rff.

Qnubou, 80. Sauuur. Ser. Gtaateu
SbIigatioren: 4 p7oI. 13O5, Ditto 4izpro3.
11lg.- Aftieu: 8.s@.eg8. SAG, Ditto Brlor.
1861, 6anaeozBaciftc 522, Grie 294, Ditto
Brtor. 1O4g, Suinoiesgsutral 1l8, 0tertcou
All, ct. Buul 66gg, Rems9orts GeEtral l1lt
Bennlgloaniu 555, 0ieabing 248, Rertcaus
Central III.
2iuerpooI, so. Sanuar. - 1890 W}its
teas. 9aumnolle: Dlitteliorte Gberlduber
5 il2, Ditto Hen Orleans -. Die Ser.
fGufe betrugeu 10000 8uIleu, SpefutlttOa
unb gusfllr 1000, 9ufUbr % O0O
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Ser BeISmarFt.

Reps sgOrt, 80. Souuar. - Fot9enbes
fub bic @dluBnotiruugeu: gelO arofinete gu
i nn6 id5Ios 1u ? BrOSeut. - SterLtug.
g8e5ieI $4.852@s4.864 auf so Gage uab
81. 885-$4. .88f aut St6t.-Buubes.S .Sbltsas
ttoueu: pro8. 1913, At pro3. 109, 3spro5.
-. - Gftien: A6ums' Grpres 145, Gem
tral gacific 968, gbeiupeaissObiO -, @rie
28g, bitto Brior. Sc, Suiucis Central 115,
2uiezSbore 1923, yiep sSeriepz Central 974,
giortt s8eferu 1O75, Ditto BrtOr. 141, Stem
gort Central 100. Sbios NiiiiiiFppi 22y,
Ditto Brior. 50, BjttsbEr9 l56, ReaoIu9
48b, ct. 8uuI 65, Ditto RrtOr. 1O25
Reffernsl Union 851.
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German IaEiIsaEHaa!

Dieies roeItBeribmte prSparot III ole p
GriiHoun9 eiue5 uuierer beoeuteu0ten
Ghemifer. paRclbe eutbGIt ale sur
Grseu9uug ron ,eleifb, Kuodeu, 8Iat,
lIusFelu ur0 iouit non KorPerFraft ers
foroerIibeu ScItauotbajIe, mo 3par in
oiner fir leitteite Ccr0GuutJ 9eeigueten
:corm. Don oeu augcieleHjteu Qer5te1
mo pbYiiologeu 1T oafeIbc ais DER bcite
ur9 5uUarl5fJ3ita Gr'aB fiIC 0lnttCraHidI
ouerfauut mo ais oas 3ntragItbfe Gr'
ufbuuuosnlittel fir fIeiue uu0 Uadieuos
Euocr, 7omie fir KranFe mo 6eueieuoe
cnpfohIeu worocu. 9euIlae6teF5 3eHts
F5s5 &tadermegl TT tgiuCSipegs cine Wea
ng!U, fonoern, pje uobmdlS betont Uer'
oeu mu6, Elm Grnagraagsmittei. We9eta
feines be0euteu0eu LlahrmerthS, iorDia
peden iejuer leibteu Deroaulihfeit, iei'
ner SbmadbaftlgPeit mo Ibnellen 2lnf
uabme ms Slut lit 0as 6euduute Rtuoers
nebI por3u9llh oeuleuigen gum Gebt1u4
cmpfobleu, ole an Deroauuu9sfbp1t3
un0 oarau5 eutjtehcuoer uu5ureI6enoer
GruSbruua, an trigcn StofrpebTel, an
13Iutarnufb, fcblaffer lllusfeIs u16 rDeia
der Knobeubiiouug uuo 2TebnItbem
leiSen. S5mit miro e5 beIonoers 3um
Csbrau6 fir Siu9Iiu9e, Kiroer in ibHels
lem lpohstbunI, ioWte fir ioI4e Kiuoer,
ole 2luIage gu iogeuanuten DoopPelten
GIieoeru" hobeu, areeIegentIib emPfoha
len; ferner fir DYsPePtiFer, Krante uno
Geuefeuoe in ie6em Stadium, ioWie fiir
LIerUeuIbmahe uuo Grfb6pfts. Bel
feblenoer, o0er ntaE gutter npo 9eni3ertz
Der 0rttermildJ iit oo5 KinOermebl Der
ein3igs nnerfannte GriaB DER Eatiirlihet
1IaRuu9 6es SdueIings. 6u9letb 1T IS
cas- iiberite SbubmitteI Der KIelnen
gee2rl ,,Summer.GomPIaiIIt," 4ronH3e
OIIrrh0e pno biuoerboera. -
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Ga7 prohibitions sIuteaSentssst its
gSeattfDI0Gatess.

Snrrisburg, BE-, 80. Sauuar. Der
g,IfluB, lout relChem Ella Prohibitions
gmeubemeut benz ScIfe 0es Staates Jur
4bfimr ung unterbreitet tDer6eu iou, rpuroe
butte I'M Staltsieuat nit 30 geaeu > Sttulz
men arqeuommen. Die oauotrauiheu 5es
natOren entbielten fih bee 5timmeRs. Der
8eiGluB pniiirte berGitS pdbEeue Der uergaus
gsnen s&o6e nos 9aus uEo IteGt Ieet oem
@uupelueur 3ur lInter5etduuu8 Unr. Sin
BeIdlus, neIher Die abfimmuu3 oes BoIieS
iiber bas Imenbement auf ben Is. Stunt D..
s. feflgeIett, III 3ur 3eit in Der S1pebe.
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TasntIfenfree00ie.

ct. 2ouis, 80. Saauar. - @9as. %.
Gald unb ieine @utttHr 5Uti ReiIeu con
@aInut' Spriugs, &er.. nobnbait, pur6eu
gsiieru friib uls Qeihen in ihrem Bette gsfIu=
6eu. &eibe tparsu turd's Sers gei4ofen.
9lun permutbet, SuB Der Wdun 5uerft bic
Tlou uuh banu fid) ieIbl t00tete. Das Gbes
panr NOR eff felt weuiaer Roaaten uarh:!s
rotbst,
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9fr @nraerErEea IN Nantt.

Rep.gort, 80. Sanuur. - glit BEN
bouduhtiden Dampfer ,,Oranieu.yt .ytafau" 1T
bic RaGriGt bierber gelaugt, baB BrIFbeut
Qeajtime am 20. D. gtts. 5abtreide paffeHz
faEiQe Beuohner BON BOrtsau'Prtnce in ben
8ienf auf ieineu Srie9siaiffeu bat preiien
Ilfen uub bieielbeu idoH Gags oarauf an
ScrS bes SouunenboOtes yBeIiBe" nah benz
Rorben geIanbt bat. 2ssitiule beubFhtigt
(beu geridteu bes 9aupTer Gupitdus au=
SnIqe) 1ur Sfeufoe gesen ieiuen Riualen
6iSeIrte iiber,ugehen uno ct. Rarc eiuSu'
retmeu. Gape Qaptieu tnirb ua5 ME Dor
pon ,uei Srie9sihifien bIotirt.
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&. NC { Der,
Str. 2O6, 9annber- -StroBe, 2O6,
(uabe Brntt. Strase).
fGPnfI3, ,9iDoS5a,12Rt1
Wn bic 9amea!
Mnn. W, q. QShite's
95or,eiGueu. nnb SIiderei ytatsFtalteH
~. - ny "a saerit,ntnta StteaR.

9orieiduens nno SIiteret WtatsttalleaI
Rr. ia, gSeft Sertn9ton 6treSe,
9leals neuem &aoen se9ennoer.
so felt gEeibundten Die 9sihdIte TGu 9eqeH, 70
oferirs i'd 8ebufs Bsrrinaeruns Der SorratQe tol'
oenbe 9lrifeI All beoeRteno beraoselesten greten; =
Wpt,ife Sud1 BIreeu SeGen lScarts : z
gar6s unb / u lang, iribertr Nrsts Sl'26 uno 81
Iett 80 unb so Gents, -- c..,... ;,..
35 unS 40 @ents. o,-.. 49, 50
ON-SHEETING-Bur > s6eti, 4
nn6 gores lang, iriberer 4Sreis 75 cents uHo 81;
iebt 35 uno go Gents. - ,-.. .,., 49,, .
SiSd1Ssdsm, frfihersr Brets So; ieet $3.50.
&orbg9tieos6en, irhbeIer Brsis SLUMP sA'25i
satieen~ Sifdoedea, trlbeTer greis 81 50; isS.
50. QIifG >Stfhbe6eu, trnberef PrelS So legt
S1.75. fftIs, S5 Gents. .,....,..,,, g,..if =
GIiSd, SsmeeIu 81 erbebllh reouSlrten PEel n
Yfrten6alter 20 Gts. BIotatsa, taalpeftn, Stopl'
Seibe, Vancp &orb6sn. 5hn6hoS6ehditeF, &aaaqz
15ornituren II. 4 10. unter ben Soitenprs4ell. YIN
nene gBooren, SnusIdubsSdften, g8altldde &C: Su
am 20 Irosent bsIaboeietten Pretfen. Seri1n-Ii
dies 2 fir 25 Gts. 2Sir ba6en pole Iusnahl Sad'
Ieibe, Gtidnole &C. su nieori9en Bretien' SSir maS
cben auf bic Perfection Fabric Tuftlng Machne
oufnerfIam, fpelhe bas Stifeu erIetbtert uHb Iear
Tofd ierti9 felt. uEterridt gratis. sic mett gtat;
en-, sapuSen, 0eden &C. Ptts 81. l2,5,7l
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Mtaen bic Reetertana entf@EeOeaa.

@uutaSe, u. Dt.. 80. Sanuar. -
3oe Sbsraeridt bon Neu>Werito sab heute
in bsm M6rpea ideu eanbi6enfunas. Sa0e
cine GutI6eibun9 ob, pelhes ben &niprIb
ami bic irosIidsu 9daeersieu aenebmist uub
eos geiuh Der &esieruns mn Serrerfu4s
bls aGIpru4a ebiaI6sia tsiaeiaet.
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eyern,tFftte tetearopbtTde 9tpeFd,ett.

- gEie Gus 8utesbnrre, Bl., gemeloet
nirb, nurbsu bier pErorp8 buiei6f per-
baitet. in beuen man bic W0rber bes Bolt
Uien Guts 81 Scrautou bermuthet. Die ytIz
uCn berIelben fiab S0ieph Ntaritau, Souls
goug RiGcsl Sleir uno 9nUio Raue.
SIN Grmerbauie SE0uSaga=&o1u
g. g., fuo brsi Beriouen on ben 8latteru
esRrIbeu, uub bier3gba anoere Iie9aH aR Der
Gcude baruieeer.
Trautis @artreau, Sabre alt, Uti1s
9loar6, cberbaLb Sbip Kane, Rorbogous1,
uabe philadelphia, murbe bet BEN 82riGqe,
tie 9eleiie Der ytorristouner 3petaltuie Der
,,Reating 9aba" bel Stat '9fodz Station su
freuseu, oOu ciaem 3u9e IberfabTeu uno auf
Ger Stelle eet0otet. Die 2etd)e puroe u1A
ter IIuberen 9SObnuua bes 8eruugIddtsa gez
bra6t, NIB ber Coroner benGhriddat.
Sn Ser Ghsmitalien Habrif Der Q6.
2ennig in Der BhilabeIpbier Sorftabt Srioes=
burg perIor Ter YoIe Wartiu Biedonis Guf
ItIedlihe @eiie bas 9eben. gBGbrsnO er
hem SeIen elmer WlaI6iue 6ur6 eiueu anbe'
rsn Arbeiter ,ni6aute, purS ieia God BON
etuer ErausmiifOns Belle erfdst u1o i'm
rGdfeu aueeublide puroe er nm Die gSeue
gsi6leuoert NIB idlu9 bei ieoer llnbrebuug
an bic &ede. gfa1Seu eu6lt6 bic UtlIbtne
blul Sltu ul4iAV bCutEdjL LouLg tuAlUS ptC CaL'
ittIt9 oerfiimmeta geihe oes Ranues be:ab
eeEommeu. pisdopis uohnte In ytr. 4G3O,
hompionffrnber in Bri0se6ura nnn htuter'
| lIbt eiHe gBittue uab bier tisiHe Siuber.
- Die obtrnoliae Gtinmsnsdblung i'm
| iiGftsn &aiiioTujsr GcpgreBoifriit bat erBes
ben. baB Der GemOirat &luHcs nit elmer
| gioicritdt con naun Stimmeu erDd1lt if.
8r. SIiusr 0enoeq SOlres bat Der
,8ofOu Metical. 2ibrnrp afocintiou" ieine
grObe metiSiRiide 8ibIiOtbet bIm geideut
gsundt.
- Samss gl. ggiuiams uurbe Rorta9
Gbeno IN Glbion, Nabr., bon Saul. SflIl'
on eritofeu 8iuiams mar Der aagebIi'
DE SeriIbrer Der 5dpefer Stiaman's.
= Der 8spubIifnusr 9Oiep III I'M erfeu
| 8ifritt bon Saeiara als ytahfnGaer oes
gOuoerueurs Sooep 3um Mtt9lie6 nes So.
@oHgreifes srp6bIt luoroeu.
- 5raucis g. Douus's SduGppsbreunes
ret III @arp, Sus., brannte seferu friib ME-
oer, uno elm Grbetter, ytameus Sad &eefe,
peider in benz gebdube i1tief, fam in ben
Slammsn mn. Der petuuidre Serluf be'
irdgt $4,000.
- Capt. Sobu D. 8ife, Elm Bruber bes
nsuernGbltsn @ongreBmitslie6es &ife, fiirSte
uoTeeftern Ill Sarrishurg, Ba., jutauig aus
elmer Sptidle uub bIieb auf benz Sled tobt.
Der SerunsIiidte mar friiber &Gpitan In Der
regulareu &ruee.
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Gpdtefie sd,iTsnad1rtd,tett

Rem Yort, 80. Sauuar. Der Oauz
pier pStute Of BeuHipluauta@ Tam bsuse ron
gIasecm bier On.
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gen nat Sastt abaesanseaea 3rtssso auts
pier .@tIaata."
BaIbiugton, 3. 6, 80. Sanuar. -
Sm Slottenoepartement itno nod tetne yfad'
riGteu BON bem Dor ettpa 3ebu Sagen bon
Wsru, Yort mad Sapti obaegau8euen Sunbes'
3ltessNampfer uAtlauta" eiusetroffen, ieoo j.
rpiro etfIdrt, man braude teine Beiorgnif1e
iiber bas 6abr3eug 3u he9sn. Wahri6stnlt9
lei oafelbe lbon in baptiiden Gepdferu
auseIangt, babe iubefeu nod tetue @elegens
belt sebabt, Siusfon auf Samaila, bic nadfe
Solicitation, 3u errstdeu. Sbne 3peifel
mirb bic Gnfunft bes Sampfers In ieneH
9afen in ben nd5fen Sa9en bier gemeloet
tperben.
gerstitarg fur Sef5reernna oer Bot ani
Gtiennabnea.
8as Sauas Goniite fir BOfpsisu tpirS NOR
GEN cine Stsuug abbalteu, bob rpiro Die Dors
GsitI1aene Reeuftiou bon 10 Yro3ent fir ben
Sranaport Der Yof aui @tieubabueu uiht
empfoblen mesoen, ba Der @eueralpoftmetfter
segeu cine iolde 0lebuttiuu III. 9agegen
NIB man nerfudeu, benz YofzStat eiue Be-
ftinmung beiSufiigeu. mad tuelG|er cine &onz
MILTON BON Mitgliebern beS nG9feu 9luies
meme GruubidBe fir Belafun9 Der ben Gi=
ienbnbueu gu sabIeubeu Staten fir Bef0rOe=
ruug Der Ysft feffsnen ipu. Soife Sor=
iGIaGe fino Al oerih,ebsuen MaIeu 8Iniltz
aungsble eiuoerIeibt n0rheu, aber ffetS bonn
Saufe ole uidt in iolbe Bills seb6ri9e sc.
ietgebung geiiriden uOroeu, uno Sies r,irfte
and bies Wial aeideben. Die 4u9elegeubeit
muB pom u1hfieu &ougreB als beIonoeres
Seies ielbffdnots erleot9t rueroen.
9sef6rSerune uafra,,Ftrtsr Srtffe.
Ser @eneralpofuleifer bot bic Serorenu1g
erlafien, baS in ;3afuuft aub uufranttrte
Briefe oter nif]t 9euitgeub nit Sretmarfen
ueliebene Briehaften ar bic betrehenoeH
4brefIaten III bei0rseru ieieu uuS oaB Der
RrieftrGeer bon oieIen bic nod erforoerlitle
Nranfirnng eiuSiebeu io1. &rff i'm Sale Der
g8eigeruug Seiteus oes aorshateu, bieie
Nranfiruua uadtrd9lid III entrthten, iouen
! iOlde 8rieie ole 3nriidgewieieu an bic Dead
letter office" Beianet merosn.
| gerE.tIntes.
Der BrGFbeut bat ben 9rn. 6. 9olSboEu
| su G1ob,le, Ala., alS Goniul eeS oeutlhsu
9eites fir aIubatIa unO 6lorioa anertGun'.
Die beutiae Steuer @innabme betrug
| $3.50, $50 un6 bic 3oueinnahme S559,632.
.3ur giulGIuns beIimnte Hatioulls 8ant
giOttn i'm Betrn9e bon 1865 1866 Itrfea heutt
i'm & SGatamte etu.
@ereral 8. 8. punt, 8ouperusur Der pie
fgen Solcuteubaimatb. lieet Oil Der Gnn8sna
ent3fiuburg in bebeutIlGem 3ufanSe bar
nieter.
gtooteietgetGr 8ubnro telegrapbirte bent
bem @eiaufteu 2aptou in gBien, oem Raiie
sSrunI Spietb tas 8eileio ees Bg1Ieeutel
unb 6es Solfes Der Ser. Staateu IN Seiu
nuf ben Sob oes SrpnpriuIen RuhoIph aus
| 3uSriidpu
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RupsIpb unO GIemsassaa.

2ouoon, 81. Sanuar. - Cine BARTER
SepeIde meGbet: yySm &eSattionslotnle oes
Blattas psa Suffice" ueruriaGte bic aHuoe
iiber grBbeTsos RuSOIpb's Sob fnf ebenio
arose 8efirSung. tpie in Der Ofret4tlhsn
@elanbt!baft. @leHleuceau, Der ReeatteuE
bieies SIattes, nor Elm 'ehr iRttmer Sreuno
RuceIpb's, uleta auf gBuniA Rnoolp5's
marie Die Sutiulitdt sebeim gebalteu, neil
er, pie er iuste, beftirdtete. boS er ME TeS'ss
ren niirbe, tpenu ote SbatIo4e IN Sssliu az
bic Ssffentlidteit gelau9ts,
9lsmercsuR iGdste Nucolpb sIs hsgsbten
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aus 0er SnuOe8Dauptitaot. .

ROD fetnc ssad1rtdhtsa bon benz Dos sebn Ia
gen nan 9astt abassanseaea Grtssso auts
afnr GIIanfo.H
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DubGiu, 80. San g8igtam 8 Brien,
relthgr Qeleru IN Randefsr 0erbQftet uHr-
&c, IAN beute gsa6mittag in 6tugstopu al.
Der 2orbmanor uR6 anbere biefge Baruel'
Itten batteu Inn cine Goation 5ugebadt, al
leiu bic Bolijei. @sforte 0erauoerte bic 9tout3
uHo brobte ben @efangeueu oia Sings
8ribges Statioueu mad eem &loHmeI Sc
idugaiF.
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Ser @auaniaFeunI.

Baris, 30. Sauuar. - 3pet attioudre
oes BauorlafnnaIs baben bic 9erid3te I'M
cine 8Orlabuug gesen 6ru. be 2efeps erz
irdt. Sis foIbetn au10iuug Der ge8eu'
rartisen SaUuIseleuihuft uuo @rneuunng
etues Wafeufuratrrs, peIaer ermdhti9t ieiu
iou, bic Iftioa Der alteu @Ompaguie elmer
ueuen 3u iibertrageu. 9aS @eridbt oeridob
ieiue @ntIdeibung BITE gum ndhfteu Cant
iioge. Nuf @eiu6 eiues @iBeuthtners uon
Bauaualauel 20tterie Sbltaatienen nurbe
cin Sequefter ernGunt, rDeidem als Der
@ompngntc su9ebeuoe 9ummen iir Bnfiiaiz
tiae aftieu. @rmittirunaen iibertragen pereen
InIleu
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Quubou, 80. Snnuor.- gtadrHtsn aus
UaFOpub BuiOIge bat Der 9aSaos Stamm
Die Staliauer um 8eifGuo geGeH O5uau
Digun erIuGt, pslter ieuen 9taum nit
eir1Pm Yuorifi behroht
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: ts ,,1HEaitte 5ismard." - Eia anstbstds
nsa osr @rzSaiIertn Ttiersidl tnIptrirter
ssnesiIf Dee zr. gEa6susts epf oeR Ssi1f
fGgiIer uao fstuet gphu.
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2or6ou, 80. San. - Der .@andefer
groySiau" min ntfeu, ba5 9oro 5alisburp
in Tolge eiues ftalten auf tbu au39eitben
Erud eirgepillpt bat, bic britiiten Sabrz
aeuge BON Ser GlcfGbe an Der ofafritautteu
Ruie 3uJiid IN Jieben, iobalb bic Deutdeu
ihre Qnnhnngrationen bort beainneH.
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S0eet.
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GIVE Us ELBOW ROOM.

The country is at peace, no sectional
differences exist, and the only rivalry be-
tween East, West, North and South is
the generous competition of business,
says the New York Herald There is
only one purpose from Atlantic to Pacific,
from the lakes to the Gulf-namely, to
build mills, develop mines ad accumulated
wealth.
There is no nation on the globe so har-
monious, SO vigorous, so enterprising as
this, and none in which all classes work
together with as little friction.
We are money making and money
loving people, Indifferent to public poll
cies, except when they interfere with pri-
vate enterprise. We ask nothing more
of President, Congress and the various
Legislatures than that they shall stand
aside and give us commercial elbow room,
good wages for the workingman, the mar
kets of all nations to trade in and CHEAP
raw materials, that we may successfully
compete with the manufacturers of every
cline.
1t is therefore inevitable that the peo-
pie of this country shall divide simply on
the question of a high or low tariff-a
home market or worlds market.
In a matter of that kind you cannot
draw geographical lines. The East can't
be separated from the West, nor the
North frt mthe South
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record, but he failed, owing to the density
of his Ignorance of the public land
laws.
On the other hand there is evidence
that settlers have been put to great in
convenience, pecuniary loss, and depen-
dent on others for their homes, by follow
ing his insane directions. You cannot
point to settler who was ever bene-
flied by following his advice, but there are
hundreds who have suffered by &C ting
upon his opinions.
Applications are frequently made by
actual settlers to purchase small pieces
of swamp land, but they are prevented
by Senator Calls action. The title is in
the State, and the General Government
will not sell, and the Senator has kept
back patents for four years, to the in
convenience and loss of the settler.
Why Will not Senator Call quit his
deceptive generalities, and tell us in
plain terms what he expects to accomplish
by keeping the lands given to the State
by the act of 1850 tied up at Washing
ton? The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided that the grant vested
full title to the lands in the State. (See
Mills Go. VS.. r. K. Co., lo7 U. s., 1919
If a settler should homestead a piece of
such land, and secure all the evidence
of title the United States can give him,
he would be liable to ejectment any time
thereafter by any one claiming from the
State. (See McConnaughy VS.. Wiley, 33
Fed. Repts., 1899
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A GREAT BOOM FOR RAMIE.

We have constantly urged in these COL
umns the great economic Importance 20
the South of raising other vegetable
fbres than cotton, says the Manutactur-
ers' Record. To-day we take great pleas
ure in announcing that our urging mas
evidently not been in vain, and that an
attempt is about to be made to encourage
the culture of ramie, which is to be on
such a substantial basis that it seems as
if success must result from it.
Ramie, or China grass as 1t IS some
times called, is native OF Asia, but
grows to great perfection in this country,
as several tests have already shown 1t
makes beautiful fibre and is not only an
excellent substitute for fine quality flax,
but is also extensively used to mix with
silk. The demand for it is very great in
the making Of lawns, light sail cloth, etc.
Such great possibilities lie in this fibre
that number of wealthy New England
gentlemen have organized a stock COM
pany with the first object Of creating a
demand for the fibre. They then pro-
nose to encourage it's culture in every
reasonable way. This company has al
ready bought go tons of the fibre in
London. and has contracted direct with
China looking toward the purchase of
1000 tons more SO much interest has
already been awakened that several manu-
facturers have offered to contract for
some twenty tons day.
After having created a market, these
gentlemen hope to induce Southern land
owners to plant ramie, and to aid the
planter who has good many acres oft,
they will decorticate the fibre at their own
expense, then pay the planter for his
fibre. The planter is thus relieved from
that terrible bugbear, decortcation.
When it is borne in mind that 800
pounds can be raised to the acre, with
three cuttings, and that the fibre is worth
FIVE cents a pound or more, it is evident
that this crop will prove very profitable
one.
In the same issue Of the Record appears
the following advertisement
A syndicate of New England capitalists,
now importing China-Grass Qtamic) in
large quantities desire to know if there
is any Ramie now being grown in the States,
or if there is likely TO be in the near tu-
ture sufficient to satisfy even small demand.
Preparation Of the fibre need not be considered.
The crop before cutting is wanted. Address
Chna-Grass, care OF Manufacturers Record,
Baltimore Md.
Here is the golden opportunity for the
ramie growers Of the Tallahassee Coun-
try and for land owners OF all Florida.
Ramie grows to perfection here and if
these capitalists will take the crop, as
they say they will, without being decorti-
Gated, there is no more profitable crop
that can be grown.
Let our people correspond with this
syndicate and begin work at once.
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STATE PRINTING.

The Board Of State lns''. htl
terday awarded the State prlD 'oas s.
years, beginning October y
lows: 70 Chss
Glass A-Department Prin'ins
DaCosla, OF jacksonville. and Ces
Glass B-Legis!aiive Printing r Slas'
Supreme Court Reports-io
Jacksonville. h;ddeT8
We congratulate the lucky
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Wyoming has adopted female suf
frage aud the women out there can vote
as early and often as the men.