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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
WOMEN'S RIGHTS ORGANS.

Woodruff Il Clat1iin's Weekly is
ROW largely devoted t the unequivo-
cal advocacy of what is generally
known as free love" ON this coast
The San Francisco Pioneer occupies a
similar position of leadership on the
suffrage question, but that subject is
almost forgotten i'll the absorbing dis
cusSions on The Social Evil Both
papers are following the natural ten
dency of the so-ca!led ''Woman's
Rights movement" They can't avoid
it. and they should not be blamed tor
it-but it is ruin to female suffrage,
and the whole train of feminine fool
ishne~s attached to its skirts. These
papers may boldly defy public opinion
on these questions in which the pub
lie has a decided opinion. We admire
their pluck, but not their taste or dis
cretion. They are doing woman's
suffrage no good; but on the contrary
are creating an idea that if the tree is
10 be judged by its fruit female suf-
frage is a breeder not TO be commend
ed, and the sooner chopped down the
better for society.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Abiding to the report that Judge
Pitzer was engaged for the defense OF
Brigham Young, the Salt Lake Herald
says:
Judge Pitzer is i'll town. and may or
nay not remain here, according to cir
cumstances; but we are authorized by
him to say that the editor of the
Record had no authority to make the
above statement relative to his being
engaged as asserted. We had the
pleasure of making Judge Pitzer's ac-
quaintance last night, and welcome
him to Salt Lake.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
The New York Express SAYS

The New York Express says the
pulpit politicians are expected to make
the election of Tuesday the subject OF
SUNDAYS discourse. 1t remarks:
''While they are abouttit, it is to be
hoped they Will not initiate the Itadi-
cal dodge" of making the Democratic
party responsible for City Hall r
ruption. Let their r~everences remern
Der that the movement against Tweed
has been engineered by Democrats;
also, that among Tweed's bOndsmen
i, a prominent Republican editor"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

THE PHARIsEEs REBUKED.-The
New York sun (Which certainly can
not be claimed as a Democratic organ,
whatever else it n.ay be- in the course
of a sensational article on the campaign
against City Hall corruption, peril
nently remarks:
Until the Republicans of this State
have done "a much 10 cleanse their or
g~aniZation OF corruption AS the Demo
Gratis have to purify theirs. it will not
become them TO try to Use for partisan
purposes the Indignation OF honest
men of all parties against the Irauds
of Il few members of Tammany Hall.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
SENATORIAL PLANTING IN HUM.
BOLDT,

The Silver State relates what it
knows about political farming, based
upon the signs Of deep planting and
vigorous tillage goingon throughout
Humboldt county, designed to grow
up a senatorialtre Prospective U.
S. Senators are busy in the political
garden, blowing up the ground, and
planting political seeds whose fruit
is to be gathered in thenext Legisla-
ture. OF the operations of one of
these aspirants there the Silver State
says:
Jones has not long to search for his
man, a 5 dead beats and b~roken-down
political hacks are a thick as autumn
leaves, and are only too glad TO find
some one who will furnish food, raj
meut and whisky bills, and take the
chances that, by hook or by crook,
they may succeed in wOrming into The
next Legislature, when Jones would
be their first and last choice. Jones,
we are crediblv Informed. has already
a prohi.Slh7 cf1P d. lheSe poIl,.caI puI-
bic poin,s in our county who will
make ii vigorous effort to force them
vention a. c]an1idare, for the Leni>Ia-
ture. But. should they fail in being
aIIv nnncarnod thav Vii baro inne
well in thus being provided for until
tlle E~oii.ehti"l li'et!S, an h"," anu
down political bummers and
parasites upon lne pohN roililc' VINO
est dav.s work or earn \ dollar in any
legitimate a should these poiiti
tha iiran cnnvantio h"xsraT
they will never succeed in warming
tneii seas !, Tue ste iiHu>e, at "a,
county by a majority rangfngtrom rs
ho - -n h "t n n,1 80 ' me I'oU'Ie WI" ~
untimely Winter.
Judging from the accounts from
Humboldt. some of which we have
referred to before. that county seems
to be in a state of political siege.
Half dozen rival aspirants are busy
at work under ground. undermining
the next Radical Countv Convention
NJ, I,.1,11A ~ C:1,,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

CHALLENGE.-Bogg> Il Singleterry
OF CoIusa offer to trot their black stall
lion Blackbird, against any horse,
mare, or gelding, on the Pacific Coast,
Except the stamford HOrse,") two
mile heats, to rule, for 5000 or 5000
q side. over the Sacramento Course,
at such time As may be agreed upon.
Forfeit and Stakes t be deposited with
II. O. Mills Il Co.. Sacramento. The
challenge to rem ain open ten days.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

TIN ORE.-A writer at Ogden
writes to Omaha respecting the tin
mines of tina place. He says the ore
is not strictly tin ore, but is co!umbite,
u chemical compound of nioiium.
dean, manganese, copper, lead, and
tin. The amount of tin is tritlirg,
''probably," he says, lin no instance
exceeding seven tenths of one per
cent" He thinks tin ore may be
found, but that no discovery of value
has Yet been made.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

urdav at Salt Lake caused by the city
authorities closing up the saloons of
several parties who had refused to pay
the city licenses. The were
arrested and the saloons shut up. APP
plications have been made to the Dis
trict Judge for an injunction, pending
decision on the merits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
ELKo.-From the Independent of

ELKo.-From the Independent OF
the 4th:
NINE SOLD. - The Ingot Mining
Company, a corporation engaged in
mining i'll the Spruce Mountain Min
ing District, in this county, yesterday
filed for record with the County Re-
corder a conveyance of a certain mine,
located in said District, known as the
Fourth of July, and certain water
rights connected Herewith; considera-
ton, $4,000. One hundred dollars in
United States and Nevada revenue
stamps were used on the deed.
A SURVEYING PARTY. - MeSsrs.
Bridges and Hatch, under the auspices
of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, for the purpose of surveying IA
branch from their road to the coal
mine of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany, arrived in own Thursday even
inS and engaged help to commence
the work. The mine COR depo~iD is
situated about thirty miles northeast
OF Elko, and contains cOal enough TO
supply the entire Pacific coast with
fuel for "a to come. The coal is of
the lignoSe character, remarkably free
from sulphur, and burns free. 1t is
rumored that the c. Z. Il. X. Co. will
purchase the mine.
CoUNTERFEITERs. - 1t is believed
that "A gam of counterieiters rendez-
vuu> at "A station between ElkO and
Cprinup.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

The Sacramento Union says 1T ap-
pears that the total liabilities of the
Hastings bank are 500, ops 81, OF which
SCOOPS 81 is due depositors. The per
fectlygood assets are 800 900. but there
may be available assets above this
amount. These figures allow some
thing less than sixty cents on the dol
lar to depOsitOrs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Mineral Hill has "A telegraph now,
the Western Union having completed
its line to that point. The new (s.cond)
mill is completed. About 500 men
are at work in the district, and bust
ness is reported good, and prospects of
the future excellent. Mineral Hill is
III Elko county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
RENo.-From the Journal of Satur.

RENo.-From the Journal of Satur-
day we CLEAN the following:
We have seer the new time table of
the G. p. X. K. The train going east
will arrive here at l2:45; going west
at 3:05 a. IN.
On and after tomorrow night the
stages that formerly left Reno for Nir-
sinia and Carson, will leave from
Steamboat-that being the present ter
minus of the railroad. The fare from
here to Steamboat, by rail will be
81 30, and thence by stage to Virginia
81, and to Carson s. 80.
We learn that ''Spence" Gregory
for the past three years conductor on
the Truckee Division of the {. u. Il. X.
is to be the passenger conductor OF the
'. II i. from this place to boat.
Superintendent Ieriugton evidently
means business, when he employs
such men as spence"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

One of the ors of Bill Nye has
been unearthed i'll San Francisco.
W hile ~eNcavatlng for the new City
Hall building, the skeleton OF a man
viii. -four aces" and il ''k!ng fun i'll
his a sleeve, a dug up.-[Sacra-
mentO Bee.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

ASSISTED HINT having been
learned that James w. Marshall, dis
coverer of gold in California, was at
Kansas City, Missouri, destitute of
money, the Sacramento Association OF
Pioneers have sent him 500 through
ID. o. Mills, who forwarded it free of
charge.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

The Republicans carried Pennsyl-
vania by If, 900 majority. The negroes
poIled $4,000 votes. Where would
the Republican party have been by
this time if it depended upon the
white population of this country?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Judge Heydenfelt, ). f. Clowser,
and Dalton have brought suit against
the Raymond IL Ely Co. at Phoebe,
having purchased the Croker title.
Croker claimed to be original locator.
This includes the Panacea mine.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

SHEEP OVER II MoUNTAINS.-It is
said that not less han one million
sheep have crossed from California to
Nevada this season by the Big Trees
and Mono turnpikes alone. Good
Judges say that from seven to eight
millions have crossed by all the routes.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Minister Washburn has been pre-
scented with a service OF plate for his
services TO Americans during the
siege of Paris and the rule Of the
Communists.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Mrs. SAVIERS.-Julia +. SAVERS,
the woman now on trial in the District
Court for the murder of Mrs. Lake,
has been quite i'll for some time. This
morning she became 50 affected that
it was necessary to remove her from
the court oOlu She is too weak To
sit up, and has been provided with Il
sofa on which II reciines during the
progress OF the trial. Her father and
mother are with her.-[San joaquin
Republican.
\ later dispatch says Mrs. SAVERS
was acquitted by the jury, and the
prisoner was discharged.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Goldsmith Maid trOtted at Philla-
deIphia on Thursday, and made the
third heat in 2:lSi4. .
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

\ number of State elections will bt
held today. For particulars see arti-
Gle on the first page.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Hon. Thos. Fitch and wife have
gone East to deliver a course of lee
lures in the different States.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

40 Montgomery ST., are cur authorized Agents
in San Francisco.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Flour.

DAVIS & GILL>ON have on h,ul 5000
sacks of FIOur-val,u> b~rgtI--wLlrh j.
offered 20 their c~ustomersst LESS ,itt the present
cost price of Flour in California with freight
aided.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Cor. Carson and Sixth SITS.
CARSON CITY, NEV.
Groceries,.

If You want GOD, FRESH G~EDTERIEs.
cheap, cal. on DAVIS 4 GILL>DN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
China Rice.

DANTS L GILLSON have on htrI 6rl mlts uf
No. l CIIut Rice. which WAS h,u-ut before the
rise and will ue sold at a bargain.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

The price of a United states Senator
ship in California is fixed at a hundred
thousand dollars. Who bids for the
S~enatorship in Nevada next Year a.
that tigure.-[Silver State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

Mayor Selby of san Francisco is a
candidate for the United States Senate.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Ground Feed.

DAVIS 4 gibson have o. h,nI aud for sale.
At The LD"t>t possible rates, q Tons OF
Ground Feed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Wines, Liquors. Tobacco.
and Cigars.

Just received nv DAVIS 4 gibson a large
assortment Of Ninrs liquors. Tobacco
and Cigars. winch are ole.ei To the trade at
unprecedrnily low prices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
TinIVare and GroCkery.

II You want to purchase Tinwt- aai Cr.ckery
patronize DAVIS 4 ellison.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Baling Rope.

Justr~eceivei by DAVIS ( GTLLsON go, 900
lbs. Bsling ROPE, which i Offered to
farmers at low rates.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Cooking and ParIOr stoves,
stove Pipe. etc.

DAVIS 4 GIL >JN have just received an in
voice Of Go king and P,rior stoves. steve Pipe,
and Cooking Utensils. which vii be I'D at a
small advance upon cost.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07
Paints and Oils.

All kinds Of Paints and Oils on band. and for
sale cheap by DAVIS Il ellison.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-07

on hand, in season, which will be sod at a small
profit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23

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tb metnf nur -"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23

Das neRnt man Run thu g.
mus - Gin sttatanss 9siirtCt prn 1unlts
Gnibu(t1smus tet'm amtrttantfhtn pubItlum
Iieftrte fI3It6 Gsrrtbautc, Snbtana. Wt
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Iptsle bee bstlnRten Gpmltsre Spens ertse~
gtnssIsbsH. Mm riten &brnbe lstR,S 4ufttes
teRe mar Gas SpernbduS NIT ttnCr ihaulutlgen
Wsngs ilbtrfuLt un6 fur bic ttlten 9ilge partn
Gpear 2O-25 9plars btiabt pptben. Der
auesnbltf 6ts Segtnns pHr BcfpmmCn. @aee
borrte NIT sro6eT spanning auf bas gmpOr>
lttigen bts 8Vtban9CS. Dgr BOrbang obcr
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DsmpnGtraiOnsu tuft lu ma6sn bsgann, sribtsH
Der ltwaIbsfrafte 8eeilItur por Der Rampe
un6 ma6fe IN tIubidtgtm Sethtnbtttertpne BITE
niebuftbIaesnpe Wutbe,IInB, baB In 6plse
etnsr 9srlp6tune bss tlenbabnmsre,p Or. Swsns
nibt i'm Stanbt fti, 2tus paute Uor eli abr
gbsneS Ju etrci6sn. Die 8Otltsaung werbs
am mpretnbsn absnbe it1tiRnbsn, tper CS ober
pputete. fttn @tl6 Surut Su ettalten. mcse e.
an Der Raf'e tn Gmpfan8 nCbmea. Da 6te
cine Slimnle ote benz Yarttue ben 8crftIae.
baruber abiuilimMent pb man ntdt lttbtr btS
elf llbr &bsnbs betlammeublctten unb bann
nod bic 8ptIleIurs GtnitFtn tpGIe. Inter ALL
senlttner Reclamation wuree otislbt ange~
nommen. Die ShauiptSler bemtbttu iih, bic
8sriammIune bur6 muiifulifts unb bsflama>
iprilde 8prtrdae Ju untertalten unb fdtlbsrtsn
ibr bic sanst Giuri6uns uHb ben Ms6ants~
muS elmer erpBsu 8ubnc, Hitter lUItsn I'm
tsrbaIlungsn pslfpB bic 8tit. Gtn 8lertst nG4
elf ubr srf6icn rtdtis pr. Spsrs. Die tbm
5eilsnS bes DutltumS bewtsisne Inbansti6.
tsit litB tbn aae Wubintsit pret6tn - tr mar
au8sntltdlth bcrstt, feline 8cus ju fptelen.
au6 bas 9utlifum gGb fein 5st6tn bon CT
muoun9; ttbsr Sts bee 9auiss bIteb belttt
bic tnbltd, als es brei ubr ldngf ppra6er mar,
Der @orbans gum ltBten WaGe ftl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
SermiIGte >Ila;etOca.


5auenuutmeE 2I3
SD tptn gub mas iaeeH,
SOh mnBt 5br utat la4su:
Sn mentusn 6uaeu
RBta ID men spas mamtu.
Den BsiI BON Ropclton
Seis' Id Der 2helt;
Qudb ben 3uiiel' ibtn TbtoH
Den uuitT lBTtB bat bsft;ut.
uHb psr ba an WluFt lpil
auB trnuI6l thtm feu
Der tdhlttb gu GIstnttbH fin
Wis tlugcr 8tlea'.
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Nus DTsuBth,r paui.
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S'ran bas Guaiioano 'TaER i5aBt.
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stno mOOtlh uun Iart'
IN S6DabtR muB pabltH
Gin ifutter apart.
Huo gnhrhmberN's Rritpu
VIE SBats man braUa,.
Btfegis unb GPger
Jn etntH EDpt tduat.
aus BunOtBiDlDGen
an msnsr @atthh'
IRAN gttes tkut braish,
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gar feline Rttorneu,
unb 9oas Die Wera'.
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Wttt VrnntsStbirg'
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5m aopts bGhdlt,
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i'm BsHttl Otti G3elb.
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Jm PtIIiatb elm @ph
Or ottTauitt Die gpaattu
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Or aubcrt. rtpdttrtt
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q. &teiusibff. Gnsrps. 6nbrtant bon ptltDaa.
IN. EIttnpsriaui tn brr sritn Stage Der Gabrtf une
I STR. I8t, KStff .SdlttmprrffrasS, Der ADAMS
GprtBsOtttce gt8enibfr, bic brittle 6hurt uHtgr 9tO0b
Bdlitr. Das ouuptaast prb In Wr. sEA, So
rags. foriatthhrt. Rauitr tnI GroBtu poaeH gti6l.
gt in VIZ. 2l3. Hore'SGghrnBe. opriprtt,u.
(BeI Is, 9,2Dtts.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-23
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usItn Rqcon m WrriiCt Usytauii at ale Gomp,tti',1
btraukIorbtru. bet :. Rstnnztgtf, Nj,
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NB Rue Wuftrdgt uOW Hannt pltNlt.it5 NusAnhgu
unb 3ufttebtnbttt garautri. Ahidrtu ptrosh - o.
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TelegrapBiIdJeS Nllerlei.

- Sr. Gbcnes III gcllcn bar pas nGlcbe,
G9eater" ~ eineni Ynffi3 fur bic Spaane>
Samtlie an0ebctCn.
= SIN Der RoKau StrnBt su Wsp Yort
murbe ssitsrn absno oas Dem 6trnanoo gBOoo
aebbIige r2eeaer" Gebduoe 0utd f{euer in
obbe uun sis. 900 beihdoi9t.
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entide Goniui NIT Der 6ortigtn Me9ierun9 ben
Berftbr abgtbro6tn.
Sun ~Staats Sauics bon RaiiatuIdts
tpiro cine BON Sbomas Sall angtttrtigte Stas
tue Nnbrews', bss frhbsrea &oup.rnturs upn
WaIIahuIetts. aufgef,Qt iperD,n. Die Stas
tue 1T ioeben aus Staien an9siomnlen.
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RemsW Worf nod Sona Song ab8saan8sH. Or
pirD ben Suss. s.Ganal poiiirsn. Auf osmitl=
ben bsfnoen iib msbure 9uFaGisfe uno unttr
DieI.n einas. Cte bic Rslis I'M ole Qeelt ma:
1sn molten.
-Sn SOrontc purbe ON Grsitoec Die gritt.
tps ots eanaoiiten Staatsmannes O'ArcpMt.
See (ptldsr Dor einiaeu 5abrsn meu6!eri1
etmDrDet murbe) NIT 0em @ebttbute in Der
5ano auf ben Rni,sn liegeno. ioot oefunosn.
-Sn Hem Ylott iDurOe am Samliage Der
Gberit Glarfe, tn btilsn BeitBe man cine
summit ssfali6isn 8elnss a,funoen bate. auf
fhni 5abrt nab Dem 3u4thaule 8sibidt.
ldnosr in paf.. iusil iie duGeblid, eirem 5rau.
snIimmsr, DeId.s lie III Der yHtltmobs: :Ratt
In elmer Ruibs bon sinsm Bale na9 9auIs
bradtsr, @stDult antbaisn. 's'. 4 -
Der mDhentide 8anfberidt fir Rsw'
Y)ort sibt iolasnoen Iusneis: 3unebmtn Der
anlsihsn 81 6i2. 7s9. 3unabmsn .oes pattasls
ees $469 900; abnabme ber &tppRttn 81 ;
7l3, 744; HbHdbme ots Yapisreslhes $8O1, .
357; Aona5me Der &nfalaton SOL $50.
-Jn ReweDorf otiuann In elnem SiQaros
Pettipiel, peldts 81 Siunosn nauerts une
$1,000. gum GipiGb bate. Der betannis fran3.
Silarospisler &aoplpbe. Gein &s8nsr mar
&arnisr.
-9e @innabmen bts soGanNs sgsnsii,ss,
bas SaRIiaas in Ger .Ecaoemp Of Wtulic" In
pbilaoslpbia itaiifanp, bslt.fsn itd9 auf $1,000.
Der Sdiittiaub Aettiauf. u,ltbsr 5ams
ftcg 1aGmittaB In 8uiilIo um Die #Gbams
pioaidaii" tiir bic Der. 5taatsu ita!ilauo,
murpt bon GuriiB gewpnneu.
--Die uni.tiuhuns iiber bic ButlttT te
gtrwaltuu8 bes ~Soloatsn Ilpts' miro in
Waibinaton fort8sisst.
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GSermiIdDtc Gcrilteo

q tp Mort, 81. Jup.--(Eiu Giamnns
ten 5Gmuggler abgdaBt.- GIN rejder }ana)
GeIterH abenO OtrbaItste Ott Aun5ss aOtlJsi
ben GiGmantrHbdnDGsr ) ~. Bicdmann me
gen angebItbtn 5hmu0ada poa &iomanttn
i'm Werths BON $50, 600 uno tOhiisJrtc 6ias
manIsn. bic unter 8rROern $50 O0O 10 NIB iein
ioQen, unier rp,lttn Iidl SteiEe I'm 8,pt9tt
uon / bis IL &arnt bsituosu.
-(Ioo Der dItsIten Is @Runbrerin Uou Rtp'
Dorf,l Sic 81 iG5r9s 6rou Sane &tonarO
Wartu Dur0e AieHftag In Grtsrwooh Geme
telQ bteroi9t. Sle Wur0c I'm Sabre 1857 sts
boren uuD mar elrf Gntslln Ovs IN Der Atuoe
luton bsrtbmten Gbetiisn GoOlujn. Sbre
Wtuttsr bate SEhOtr IN QBai9inelon's Ars
mts. 6rau WlaliiR lrtnHette iib no0 itbr
gut, wie fie ais 6iub in 0tm Garal Qusr 0u1d
ole RaubuttannisI qin9 uHO pp iit ieBt ga
naIitr. b,iinost. nab sRtlItes" Gtiiipt bat.
Wtrs. Martin plr cine frau BON uuqtp6lns
litsr @netQte un0 mar bi5 au ibrem GnDe I'M
uuset6tisH Seiis: aGlsr aatarIiben 6dlistet.
ter.
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Sr. 8. q. Rieprb,

Sr. ). U. WtfDrD,
Re. 1A1, 8apettss. trpIteben sarEs unb $5oHarbs
BtraHe.
bat 80 Sabre auJ poipitdI'prdsts peripanbt. 5unse
asut, Dtlde our 5eibItbsAsdung unb b6uRge ppbtits
ide Rranibetten iie 6aamsnsrgeBunpen Weruti, iinb
organtide Sdwdthe. Stiihternbeit. 5tmdGs Der Ssb.
trait, Dbrsniauien. grtbtben. 6pnsu NnIbutuun9
Smpotsnt u. T. 10. jueeBoatn bdbtn i6nnsn fntu aeht
utrben @onorrb6e utro 10 9dgtn gsbtiIi riiGs sp-
pbiIts In Sagen. tthte pbilis ppnidnbta asbetIi
6prafunbtn: BON 0 bis i24 ubr Usor1sus
BON 2 bis uhr Radmtttaaa uHD
bon 7 bts = Tthr Hbenbs
Senntags: BON 10 bis y IL nbr Sorntttaes.
asttana tutrb sarantirt (267-l
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Sswere Mibaiines,

59pere aaioS!inas,
= lsiste saiob!snes
: 5rs.nn CtufT, Safef IL. {. tD.,
su hsn mitbriaFra sdsr.RrsiI:u ttn ibttalsr dfapa
stss ctneitrn esasbtn. .
~. 8. q -. a. Jrezs.
Nr. n. Eses.WrcttEraks.
tiIs-1 gkt esr VoHeerofr.. Eas hes 8raaG.