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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
q. w. MCFee,
PRACTICAL DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.


T WOULD respect
i fully inform my
friends and patro MS
that since tho late
6re I have bought
the entire interest OF
II. Filhiol, Esq. and
am for the present To-
Gated ON the corner
Of Third and DeSiard
streets, opposite the
Ouachita hotel, where
! will be pleased to
see my friends and
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01

To CURE BAuLKY HoEsE.-A
Maine man gives his method of treating
baulky horses as follows: LET me
inform the hcmane men and hostlers,
and all Who hold the rein, that the way
10 cure baulky horses is to take them
from the carriage and whirl them
round till they are giddy. 1t requires
two men to accomplish this. one at the
horses tail. Don't let him step out
Hold him to the smallest possible cir
Gle. One dose will often cure him
two doses are final with the worst
horse that ever refused to STIR"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
TRENTON SMITH SHOP.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the public
L and especially travelers and wagoners, that he
Livery Stable, where he is prepared to shoe horses
make all kinds of work and do repairing on
wagons carriages, &C.. at the shortest notice and
upon the most reasonable terms A hboIal share of
patronage solicited I. STRIPPING.
Trenton Sept, sSi lSse.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
Change of Schedule.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; IN
MONROE,

EOR SALE. That very cligibly located and yalu
able pruuerty situated at the corner of Grand and
DeSea1 streets in the town of Monroe The lotIhas
a front of 100 feet Grand street and runs back to
the Ouachlta river. The corner building is two
stories in hight and has a front Of about 45 feet
There are two stores the lower floor with ware
house back of the corner store, and some rooms on
the upper floor. The corner front room up stairs Us
~ building there is single story house. now used
On the lower line of the lot there is brick wall
two stories light and well built, which cost $4,000.
This wall is only great protection against fire
but is condition to be used rs wall of bTck
town. Terms of sale-S90Oo one third cash and the
balance in and two years with per cent inter-
est from date, with mortgage on the property.
Apply L. i Hart Il Co. or Chism q BOYD New
Monroe, La, September Is, 1869. noo2t1
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
SAVE TRANSPORTATION !

0nON SCUPPERNONG GRAPE vines
AOOO for sale at home. Prices: 81 SO
per J dozen; So So per dozen, or ssl5 90 per
100.
Parties ordering through and paid by any of
the merchants of Monroe, or Trenton, promptly
filled, from November goth 20 March LIST,
though the earlier the better.
For the best and most minute instructions
how to cultivate, send Scots to J. Van Buren,
of Ola rksville, Ga.
For further particulars, address,
D. G. TEMPLE, Trenton, La
Oct. 80, 1850. ne;5m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
BELLEVUE NURSERIES !;
CANTON, MISS

large collection of best varieties OF Fruit Trees
"A Cane Vines and Strawberry Plants for sale at
the above Nurseries, ,..:r.
None but tt ee 5 of good CROWN anu ao'P''oiii'S
will be cent to customers. ,,,.. II.
to G.. L. HERNDON, Agent
SSS...oo r., Oct o 1869 n3;tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
fife uusurauee Uompanles.
PIEDMONT AND AKLlNTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, V1hG1NAA'
Capital paid up and secured $s zoo o 600. -
Paiiciss issued during the last nm
two years, over
Declares dividends annually, ana "ss's"'
,;v;d.nds annually to all policy holders.
Divides eighty seven and half per cent. (s73
. - \ of motifs amongst the policy holders:
r Lends in each State the funds acquired iro'"
th.. policy holders of that State.
Lends its funds only on hrst oonu s' -. "ns.
no 40 and lends Only to the amount OF one-
SS.iT the value of the real estate pledged.
Ia exclusively a Southern Company It's
Stockholders, Directors ana Ohce1S "e'o
born in the South ,,., =; tho
whoIe history Of Life Insurance. N" ComPa.
nv has ever before during the same Period OF
its history, made such progress as 'he
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
has done. No Company presents such claims
to the patronage and the confluence u VIC
Southern people.
w. C. CARR1NTON, President.
JOHN T.. EDWARDS Vice Pres't'
d.. HARTSOOK, Sc cretary,
is. HOPKINS. Assistant Secretary.
JoHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Agent for Kentucky:
HABNEY II. MAURY. General Agent tor
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas.
OFFICERS AND D1nEcToRs OF THE BRANCH
OFFICE IN New ORLEANS:
psrsnEkr. DABNEY Fl. MAURY.
v,.r-PxEs'r,. GEN G. T. BEAUREGARD.
II Many Gen. G. r. Bearregard.
| y. Il, n, w ~ HOlcOnbe,
cei = {: Gamer RIM Simmons,
~, u A. Wilson, Col rhos. Macon,
| Edward Nalle, i. 3 barton.
Jules G.. Denis, Louis narn'''
| w. n. Randolph, A. ~. fort'er'
Forester Deslondes.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to ae-
Two accents who have had experience IN tie
AGENTS are especially desired for Louisiana
md ARKANSAS Gentlemen applying for agen
c;es will please send rete: ences and state wha'
z their experience has been.
for.South West, SO Carondelet ST., N q.
Nv. MAYRE, Agent for Monroe
and neighboring Parishes. NJ :ly
Carolina Life Insuranbe Company
MEMPHIS, TENN.
| ASSETS S7OosOov
OFFICERS:
~ w1CKS Vice President
~ ~ pETiT end Vice President
VT Bo XLEss General Agent
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
n. J. wicAs, EN-; APEpsrson
". b. Greenlaw, James tn G1i1'
- Ionpsda1e VIM. Joyner,
+. ". Smith A: Sessei,
= W. L. Vance, n. . f''u'e'
IRRELEVANT s. BEHES, Agents in North Aou's'an
Office: Monroe, La.
REFERENCES:
New ORLEAns.-Gene.al Harry Hays, ]
Fl. and J NJ. Allen g. Co., GaIbreath, S,ewa
& Tier, Jennings, Gates g. Co., Neiso
Lauphied g. Co Beades. Wingo g. Co.
SATISFACTORILY. NJ. Johnson, Banke
Wimbery, Ardis g. Co., Hamilton a. Cs
Wholesale Merchants, Cumming, Morrison
Co., r. H. Morris, Druggist, Gregg u Marti
Jessup, Marsh & Virgins, Hyams e. kenned
Issues Policies on all the improved plan
No restrictions on travel or residence with
the settled limits of the UnitedStates, Britt
North America or Europe.
All policies non- forfeitable for their equl'
BILE value. Liberal deductions made on Min
tiers.
Active, intelligent gentlemen wanted
agents in every Parish
Medical Examiner, Monroe, Dr.. Strother
Mo ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01

q y a s. y q Nm g. q
FOR SALEl
Il. L. HUNSICKER

Has, at his CARRIAGE FAC
TORY, on DeSiard Street, fine SSsSsSs8
stock Of handsome bugges, and ar
RACES made to order, especially tor this mar
ket-CF1EAP FOR CASH!
Blacksmithing and repairing neatly execut-
ed at this shop Joining the Factory.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29

Louisyille- If Thomas C8.
mdsei Henry DuTretf. 2hhda l9.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29

SleaninEs from our E-Eetuun
PrrTsBURG.-The Commercial OIL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
TIRED vice PresIdnnt-

A Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says: Apparently
weary ofvielding the Vice President's
scepter, Schuyler Colfax has slipped
out Of the chair to a lower seat, and
q Senator occupies his place. IF a
public man wants to be buried alive
he can accomplish it by getting him
self elected heir apparent to the Exec
utive. The Vice President of thel Uni
ted States never has a chance to read
his name in the newspaper, and by the
time his four years are up the dear
public have forgotten him. Oh, the
horror of riding the topmost wave of
popularity, and then suddenly find
ones self plumpted out of sight, actu-
ally buried under a mountain of great
ness. If the President would only
die. But who ever knew a President
to commit suicide, though he is per-
fectly aware that another man has
been actually prepared to take his
place, and that the people of this couh-
try will not suffer for the want OF a
President? The actual reason why
the great body of American women
are against women suffrage is because
they fear that some time In the course
of their natural lives they will be
called upon to act as Vice President
Schuyler Colfax was seen reading q
newspaper at the foot of his throne
and if he gets any comfort out of his
position it must consist in holding the
gavel suspended over the shining
lights Of the country. And yet there
is 40 chance of bringing these Sena-
tots to order, as in the case of unruly
members of the House. The Sena-
tors are always in order; there is no
chance of enjoyment for Schuyler Col
fax except to crawl out Of his seat and
read a newspaper. And what does he
find In that newspaper Oh, sorrow
and eo~nsternationl Dawes is ravish.
ing the East with economical delights
and Logan is cleansing the AugeaI
stables of the House in which iniqui
ty has herded ever since the Republi,
began. There are two positions which
are alike, so far as the country is con
cerned-the Vice President of tn,
United States, and that of a eountr.
schoolmaster."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
E LAND SALE!
Seven Rich and Highly Improved
Ohio River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appur-
tenanees,
And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located In the wealthy County of Hen
derson, Kentucky.
And 5O4 CITY LOTS.
$4,000
Tickets, FIVE

Besides the above prizes, there is ONE
prize of 5000, W OF Sl,A0 each, and FoUR
Of 5000. cash, rent money for the year 1863,
which GO to the inner of the first seven
prizes, respectively. Also, all the rent
money for 1870, for which good bonds VII!
be taken, and assigned to those raw1n
the prizes. final drawing takes place
June 8, 1870, at MASONIC
LOUISVILLE, KY.
This popular enterprise is Endorsed by
every leading official in the state OF ken
fueky. and upwards of five hundred OF her
most prominent citizens.
Il. Il. LYME, Cashier BANK
Henderson, KY.
r. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
Louisville, KY.
JOHN O. ID PreslQent bahA u
HonkinsvfIIe. Hopkinsville, KY.
JAS. L. DALLAM, Commercial BANK,
=. g. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington. KY.
VI. B. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Bank,
GOOD Gm6 4gexts TAINTED EUerya0hers.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29

Young Baron de NJ, n of the
leading members of the Partisan jeu-
nesse doree, sent, the other day for
Joseph, his stylish groom. Joseph"
he said to him, you are a good SER
want; l can not but compliment you
on the manner in which you perform
your dHties. and yet l must dismiss
you" But why Baron?" asked Jo-
seph. Simply because, contrary to
u agreement, you get tight Oh the
same DAYS as | do"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
INSURANCE..

Dwelling Houses insured for a term of
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at the Price of Ttoo
FSUe Years at the Price of Three.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
RESTAURANTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yHHHE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
a the Lumb Der Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second to none
in the sssortrnenFs. embracing Pine ~ I'll
b-h1CRmessea and quality from The incest
Third Common Saginaw Board up TO
Three-lnGa First Clear plank
Also, 500 DOORS OF various t-bickuuss5s
and styles and
H9.0Go LIGHTS.
Window sash, Plu6and Poplar Shingles,
3 and 4.lesf Laths Mouidiuss, Castings,
QuarEer-Eounds sc, &e.
Orders from n canmtryt river OF rail-
aIIed promptly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
CHAS. I'D.

haa extended his experience in the nner
branches Of paper-hanglng. returns his
HhauEs 20 the citizens CT this place FOR
past patronage, and ls cOnddent hat he
wtI be able 70 give saGls1Gctf0n TO his Old
friends, and all new mes who may favor
Mira with q call. Orders left at A. and 7s
Main; also. II South First Street. mh14 I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-29
FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-VALUABLE MAIN
& STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the EgIer property,
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, onting 75Z feet on Main
Street and l50 feet on Sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms apply 20
Up. ZLLIOTT s. SON,
Raai Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
els dtf
UwELE~RLACED EOWE-Essavs Ion
Young Men. free, ia sealed envel-
opes- HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box Z, hill
adelphiGs Pa mh4f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

H0~ Carriers patentirtes, tragbares
Wusqutc.Nsb, mentbsbrti9 in iebiser
Belt, III tn NIsrahprrs ,Spissel. Depot" j"
32I 9adapanna aptnrs, @sranton, pa.
Su baben. aIl5 la1iRalC21tl2p {.
kS Das neus pbotcerapbii&e atelier
In 6pbe Dart III am Gnpe Der Stra6ens
gileubabnlinie. Die bslien 8tlosr wsrben
balslblf anssfsrtist unp fir 3ufrtsbsntsit
saranttrt. Sprf6t 6ei TOM SOr. 14ap70
BG- Der Scmmer fcmmt unb Sebtrs
mann psrlanst elm @las fti1Hss tiiEles
9agsrbier. @ebrioer Qepnaro Gno bic
sinjistn 5abrttantsn BON 9aSerbisrsY Ynm-
pen. Sober, Der ea9erbter etrtauft, Iollte
cine perIelben baben; bae iebte @las Bier
blstbt rapurh etenIc gut uuo friG6, ais
bas erIte. @ine oer pnmpsn III In t9rem
Sfen> unb 8Iedwaarsnsef6dft eada-
mama @penue, 9sseniiber brm Court.
baufs, ausselteIt unb mir empfeblen ben
@trtbsn, fi& bisisIbe nnJuisbsu. 26mt
5ierber! gla6 Swsip6hentlt&er ab.
weltRbsit III 5r. NtttIston GOeben frieber
aus pem Often 3uridssfehrt NIT rinem
SUrratb pcn Stieisln, Saubsn. RsiIsta.
I6en u I. no, ipslGs Ibres @leiGen lu6t.
Gr BAT I'm gintauIrn bic rifhsr 3eit nbs
eewartet nno bic uiebriJe @clbprdmie
fI6 gu 9iussn ssmdtt unb III natiirltG
aud gBi(Iens, rrn prCft NIT irinen 6na'
ben au tbeiIen. g4er in leinem 9tlHdfts
SorIprsht uno bic gBaartR prifst, wtrp
fi6 BON Der Babrtsit ii6trjeugtn.
5err anton SoVS btIcret pte etsbsr,
auh In Der 3uiunft fpwrtl nsus Mrtett,
ais aud 8tparaturen une m;ro ietnen
Greunpen nnb 2anbsleuten bel ibrsn Sim
fduien srrne bebilEi6 iein. .....i ~,
8erasjt ntht; pie Sptttr 3birs son
Sanperions 8ant. 28ap
B6- Die befe unb erSbte Qusmabl
vpn g8afsrtiibIern Uertdufsn bic @tbri.
Der eecuaro Isbr btlIis. 0sssuabsr psm
Gcurtbaule. Cont
Ba- 0ebriiptr esOnarb, ssstniter benl
GCurtbauls, balten auf Eager elnen gro.
zen 8rrra,b pom 1ummiI6lau4 gum
Spribtn per Strabsn anb @drtsu unt
OsrEauftu biniS. G 3i1 26mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

qiterari16es. SIN gerlase bss un-
tetnebmenben 8u6bdnplers 6rn. 6, Sttis
ger su giep 9Jprf, NOs. 22 unb "a Sranf.
fprb(fr., ilf fOebsn ,,Das Grfe Bu@ fur
S6nle unb 6aus" BON tenn ansrfannt
tl4tsen 8erialTsr einsr 9tsibs bon isbr
eelu9tsn Shulbi&tru. 5trrn 8eTslt, ere
I&isnsu. Der gsrfaGsr eebt BON Der als
ten Wttbpbt, bas 8tno befcnbsrs I'm
Sarei6en, 9sftH, 8sGnsn uno .9ri6nsn
3u unterrihten, ab uno ptrsiniet tn Isiner
neufn WftbObe ale bier Diseipltnen 5u
rinsr, 10 baB ~ aleiGer Belt bem &inoe
a[le ptrr beissbraGt wtrbsn. Das Bud
perpient sntIGisben bic Ssa6tuns unp
bic 1ersfdlhse prhfuus ourr Gaamdnnsr,
Iuwie bss YubIitums iibsrbaupt unb tam
nur nuf fas @drmrt empfcblen pereen.
Bon rsmIslben 8erlsser babrn mir glc.
2 brs 2. Sdnbss pom WcnatSbsrt6t err
bafisn. Dtrlsibe wir0 aud fsrner gratis
an @ae ssfanbt, Die ibrs Nrtsfr an 6.
Steissr. % unO "a Sranticrt St, Nsp
glort, rinlenrtn. .4-.
Bonn ,,eabp's Grisnb" III bic ausuf,
glummsr er16ienen. SauRraticuen unc
SnbaIt laHsu, rrts ininsr, an 9urtrsffItts
felt ni&ts Su piiniten iibris. 7'".
= Der Es6nulUsia" (glo. y fir Qlu.
suf litet Dor ans. Der 8aum III Su te.
Idrdntt, I'm auf Zen SnbaIt niber sinju,
erten, mir t6nnsn eiss @ert inpellsu al.
len grcfsifcRilfen, NeHanittrn unr
SpnuIeukef nrf,4osnh ala ef,. nnrtit Al ftf 4
empfetlen. 41e n1#a f @
- Das sYtrenOlOsifG: SourHal" fur
pteleH Yionat bat ftiusn espSbnlidsH
rtiGsn SHbalt, belUnSsre RadEht aut paS
Stueium he's mrulali4rn &orptrs uno
0sifes nebmsnr. :.
glIe biels 5efts fSnntn In bisItr Orude'
ret rtn9riebtn werpsH. a-@
Soften. Dir lsufsu bic. WnfmsrIlam'
Eeit Der 9tIer auf BEN an etntr anesrsu
StsEs nnss,fistsn 8srfanf ess fruesFsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04
Nmfrmf bes SDrOrfs
yforS=slmeritan. Surner6unSes.
Surner

Surner
s.sfl5fr Siels pom uns baben biz
@rsusl Sec 5trissss tenntn asIernt, MIR
isRsn fsius Spfsr tnetdsIia ais 8rappel,
sSiitrsn nnn 8ailen, in 8srarmtru unb
5ilfsbsedrftisen aasr 9lrt an uns pOr.
ii6rrjisbsn. Sielr BADEN bri ben Gut6ebr.
unssn i'm 5slpe bic litbs pOae Gorge BON
6rsuneen unb 8srwanStsn 3u f&astn
sermc&t, bic anssbSrissn baten ben
Summer bic banSe Grwartuns Ianss ss-
mug smpfunSsn, ais bub mir isbt, no bic
altr 5simat9 ttbrobt, un1sre Sribtr Scrs
gen, Strapabsn unb @sfatren ausseIest
finS, slsi6 brnsn, Die mir gu ertrassn
balten, rubi9 unS ssIaiIsn bIeitsn t6un.
ten. ...-s.s-. ....
DIR Drans mad Ginisuns Bat feb Der
DsGiften In Der SanSsn @slt bsmd&tigt
uno Der Gnt6uiiasmus, Der GrnR tsn iie
fur ibre Sadie 3eISsn. trtnst iburn bic 70
lanse perfaste rationale 0arSisuns al
Ter Sblfsr.-Deuti&Ianbs 5rsunbe win,
Ten srmuntsrnb 5u, isine 5sInps iis9en Be
ftarit. Gtsr mir aussswnnbertsn SS6ne
DeatI&Iancs taben nod eins anoere
pai4t, als bic bss Grmunterns unb Nu,
feurrns. aabt uus Der armsa unS Be-
brdnstsn ssbsnfen, bic i9r afbrn, i6r 6iir.
ssrli&ss unb 5amiltsnsIId t9rem Yat.
rtptismuS gum Spfsr brinstn. 9aBt uns
ibnsn sntsssenrufsu; nSsib uppsr,aet
um bic, bic SRr 3u 5auls IaTet, mir mol
len iit tr6lisn pUllrn ibnsn 9sIfsu, mol.
len baS 9sbte NIT ibnen tbeilen. 8ir mol
len Guren gerwuupstsn 5tlfs uub Gin.
SsrunS idaFtn."
Surntr! beutt an bas Satsrlanb unb
feline Strsitsrl Sersr Sarnperttn fst elm
5tIfsosrsin fir Dsutiatants beiliss ga.
DE. Sammslt @tlprr unb mas S5r font
NIblides erbaItsn t6nnt. Ssbt gud In
gerbtnouns nit allen @lst&seiinuten uub
bringt an Srtsn, pc bis .tebt nod teine
SAritte In oisisr 8iGtuns eef6ebeu Ifnp,
ben Saa in's 8pllen, auf bae mir in bie4
fer Weile 2bsil am Sample Der auf bic
8ilIen16aft ss9riinpetsn 6umantitit ae.
gen bic Sarbarei, hes selItteten MannsS
sssen ben 8uufbclb lb-E6sil an beIIen gr.
runsenf&aftsn taben m6sen.
SIN grseutiS.g COMMITTEE tsr 5ilfsper.
cine In Nspsg g0rf, parbs Der GorIdlaa
aemaAt, bic 6ilfspersine pss eanbes na6
Staaten au pr9anillren. g8ir erIu&en
Gu&, bisItn plan 3ur ra1hsn Qusfiitr-
uns 6rinssn ju tslfsn, unp Cure 8sitrdae
sntwsoer an bic betrsfsnotn StaatS. Com.
mittres cctr an ben Shabmrifer bee
T0r0rtS, p. WisrJ eeIansen gu laRtn.
Mit tutneril&em @ruBs,
rs E.9 g-s Der 80r0rt.
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9Sreis. Grn,6i iiisnta
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- Die 8Unapartss Tne In Der @e-
l6thte ais 6riebensli6rsr btri6tigt unb
70 Idnse einer Der Sbrissn auf 5rantretGs
3trcns Hbt, rrirS bic Wlenl6beit Rcb ums
1unlf mad Rubs unb 8risbsn Isbnen, Stbr
rihtia bemertt Elm gDehlelblatt:.. ....r
oWan piro I1h ertnnsrn, baB, nahbem
has 6auS Sonaparte I'm Sabre 1915 es-
dhtst purbeu, europa fd zines beinabe
pierI9idbrissn SrietenS srfrtut Bat, ea6
aber lsitoem i'm Sabre 1852 bic grbe6ung
ces 6auIes Bunaparte auf ben 3bron
Srantretfe ptebtr anerfaunt wurben, Der
Slutaeru6 bic sanis @slt erfa(lt unb is-
bee @lieo bts eurcpStI&en @emeinpeIenS
fort anb fort ppn ben S6rsdsn bss Rrie-
ees bferobt pirb." as. s
= Gum &rifsfibren se66rt betannt~
lid @elp unb piel GjrIb. Die Sinansen
preubtuS fno aber In bebeuten6 btGerem
3ulianoe ais bic Srantreits. Die fran.
S6Ff&e Stnatsf&uIb II msbr als adtfa6
srSBer ais bic prsubiIae. Yreubens
Staatsl&ulo betraet in runbsr Summe
1926 Rta., wdbrsno bic 5rantrei6s bic
re6t Respectable 5Sts pcn $2,767, 900, 900
trretGt. Die preubil&e Rtgieruns i(i
aber I'm gsrh6ltnie 40 Der 8ep5lteruns
unb 3u ben gsleifetsn DieHlfsn btllissr,
als Die irssub siuts eauoss. ,,sssr
- NapolsCn Serranft ben fran,SiI&en
8brcn Der 9ttre, bab isbe Nation bas
8eGt Bat, i9rsn SUuperain mad 0sfatIen
,u wdblsn unp oaB piss fstner anberen
9tation stre&ten 9runO sur &lage sisbt.
Ssbr rt&tis bsmertt bic glsw gOrfsr
Patton: ........
Die Wdd,te Gurcpas figten R& Inn
Sabre 1851 biefer qebrs. Sts 1aben es
rutis NIT an. aIs Der Gtsf siuer Samtlir,
pelfe bur6 ben gluSipru6 Gur0pa's ais
hem eurVpdiiHen 8risesn sefdbrlib"
prpIeribirt porprn mar. li4 auf ben 2trcR
Grantrsits IsBts, unb 9aben ju, one, wenn
Srantrti6 ee 3ufrirpen Ist, gitemanc be-
rentiat gei, lid bariiber Su befIasen. tnc
bsrIelbe Nann III isBt Der @rhe, bieles
Oiecbt cem lpanilGrn golte lrritig Su nla-
den unO parpb etnen Jsrieg an;ufanSen.
gBtr trlsben In 10. Sdbrbunbert einen
StrcnfOlsetrisg, In pelhsm elm erpdblttr
Diftator Der 5auptatteur tfw s
So Die Itsts @sIsBssbuns bdt cine
Blu paillri, wsl@e rintn wsientIiHeu
8s6itI in St3us auf Criminal. Slassn
madt. 6isrjupor pures BEL frieplittr
S6li6tuns folder Sale bas Counts NIT
BEN Rotten btlaRtt. Disle Bill lhrtibt
inetRsn pUr. oab fcrtan In loIhen Sdllsn
bic t-trsIsupsn Yartsisn bic &olitn 3u
hasa h,k d. 0Tin~k 49,
III tpts fclSt:
See. |. Dab bic @sltbs, wtl2t Fh
auf bic Ss5atIuns Der 5sORsn in Criminal
Sdlsn bssitbtn, Mot 70 auesslest psrbsn
iOlen, bae bic Rotten ron rem County,
In wsl&sm bic 8lase irieeIitb bsissIsst
pnros. bsSablt wtrpsn miiIsn, lOubtrn
oab pie Ssttsttistsn, Der tlderr Ootr fsr
@srtIastt, In alien ful@sn 5SIltn bic Sc.
fen gu traesa babtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

sS- Ger istne 3immsr gut uno biats
taps3trt su botSr wiinGbf. Der iiteraebe
stHe Seifeauns an glsr bap. 9uitrGee
t0nasu In 5ullsfS apotesIs erer in amss
oen's Saprtsnsslbift biHtrr!aGsn rsrs
ben.. 19mi
ss5- 5abt ibr fIn nsuts 5aue au,us
ltrtttsn uesr Elm aItss iu Ssrfh6nsrr, 70
uberSeet bic 9lrbett an AIer 5ap, ptl5et
su& 5uirtsefnittllsn wtrb. auftrGse rer-
BEN IN Amesen's SapetsufOre pber 5uI-
lsrs apcteete sntsssensenUmmsn. 19mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

at6trs 8ert&t fir 9uli, sinl6liee.
lid folder 6irmsu, bic in Suantititsn
spn 5 @allonen uno aulwdrts psrtnultn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-08-04

nel4A -sr f
8antraub. Die ,,Wler@ants unb
1sGanies 8ant" pom SObu 5aublep II.
So. wurbe ON Wontas Sprmiltas In At.
net unsrb5rt frt&sn Btifs um zine be.
bsutenpt Summe @flbss beraitt. Die
@tnselnbsitsn peresn ME foIst paistfeIlt:
Die @slpfptnbt btr Bant befinbet lih I'm
5inttrarunOe hrs i3lmmer; 'tinter bernlsls
ben, atsr burH sineR Gang pdoon st'
trennk III bas prtpat;tuimer cee 9rn. s.
6anolsp; rehts BON bem init einsnt Git
tsrwsrt umlhlUdeHrr 3abltifG fiibrt elm
Gang nah bsm ssnannten DrtSatStmmsr,
sbtnlc ron BEN 9Ruern bss Banfbiirtaus
aus, 70 cab bas @rw6ibs pom brti Seitfn
fret baIfebt. @egen 10 nhr, grraee wdts
rene bic 9roSlfon Der Niner poriiber3ug
une Der eal1rsr, 5err Geo. SO. Suuer,
alleiH TN BnFau lid bsfanb, trat Elm
Wann auf btnlelbeH su unb trbat flh
9lusfnnlt itber eswiFe Bertbpapiers, ben
9alartr In sindineerts @elprdb prrpit-
felnb. Wabrenb Dielsr 3eit mue Der Naub
opabraht worben ftin. Durt Elm @rs
rduih aufuertlam ssmatt, brskts iih
6trr 5uller um unb fab eintn Snabfn
inhtrbnIb ibes Snreaue, ani glnsedhse
utbsn benz @elbsspSIbs; anf oie barihe
5raSs, mas er bert 90 fhn1en babe, ent.
sssnstr Der Sunse taItblftig, sr fu6s 5fn.
5anolsy, unb Der @ailirsr mics ibn nah
BEN 9rtua5tmmer itnes 6erIn, mprauf
Der Snnae peFlnwanb. Der Susrli eingss
tretfnt WfanH sntfaalbt9ie f6 bitrauf
pe9sn Der semahtsn St5rung. nanfte unp
sntftrrtete fa ebeufalIs. (gr mar cbns
3Usiftl Der 5slfsrsbeIfsr bts Siebts.)
Seioe ipIsR (i6 bierauf bic ggpomina
binauf snr Sprueefrabe nnb pon ea mad
Der peRH elpsHue bsgeben batrn, pom NO
stn le krpartenoer SpieegtIflle He mad
5pOs part fubr. Bsitsr bat man ni6te
papon esbSrt. .sa5.
Der 8etras Der esfOblsnfn Summit
bsIauit iidb auf 8 10000; natiirIi6 pirr
fttn Deppnent etpas babel prrlieren, aud
tam bielsr 3ptihsnfall nas gertrauru
In bisfte Snititut bHr&aus niht trI6at,
tern. is1a s10l OBJ r.Isetrrl g'irr1l