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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

A terrible railroad accident
ooe,ir,-.f, iasf Thure'lay mornips.
on the Lehigh Valley road, near
Rockport, Penn'a. A rail broke,
and a train was thereby thrown over
the 30-foot embank and the
cars were set ON fire. Seven persons
were killed, and nineteen wounded,
some fatally.
On the 3lst ult., Chief Justice Nc
Kean refused to admit to bail the
eleven Mormons now under arrest
in Salt Lake City on charge Of mur-
der. This action meets with the
general approval Of the "Gentiles"
and Liberals. L. S. Attorney Bates
has been requested by citizens to re-
sign, as charges have been made
which seriously compromise his off,
cial integrity.
WAsHINGToS, Feb. 1.-The debt
statement shows Il decrease in the
debt during tho past month Of &5,-
G33,5ll; since March lst, 1871, s82,-
SOB 1897; balance in the Treasury
coin, slO3, ,37l ,73o; currency, S12,8i0,-
27l-total, Sll6,2l2,0O0.
Antoine Boute, dry-goods sales
man at Cincinnati, suddenly and
mysteriously disappeared last Satur-
day noon, and DO trace can be found
Of him. His bed and part Of his
clothing were found covered with
blood.
The snow blockade on the Union
Pacific Railroad still continues, with
no prospect Of anything better very
soon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.---The
Treasurer Of Santa Cruz County,
when turning Off the gas in his office,
was seized by armed masked men,
who had been concealed in the Office,
bound and gagged and threatened
with instant death unless he un-
locked the vault, which he did, when
the robbers took out $4,000 in gold
coin, locked him in and left him.
No cline To the robbers yet.
James Slough and his wife, two
old and respected citizens Of Rich
mond, Kentucky, had quarrel last
Thursday, caused by jealousy, while
he was somewhat drunk; and to end
it, Slough murdered his wife by
stabbing her repeatedly with "a jack
knife. He was 'arrested; and the
next day twenty-five masked men
went to the Jail where no was con
fined, and quietly took him out and
hung him.
Rev. VIM. Hamilton, clerk in
the Patent Office, who had been a
Methodist Minister for so years, died
last Saturday, in Washington, from
the effects Of fall On the ice.
Putting together and sitting the
contradictory dispatches on the sub
ject, it seems pretty certain that Eng
land don't like our statement Of the
case as to the Alabama Claims, &c.,
before the Geneva Conference. and
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

that she proposes to "kick up" about
it somehow-just how not being
known yet.
A Madrid dispatch of 31st ult. an
nounces the sailing of 5000 more
Spanish troops for Cuba.
The telegraph reports that lizard
about six inches long recently passed
from the intestines of a young NO.
man at the Infirmary at Dayton,
Ohio.
A company Of 200 native soldiers
in the Philippine Islands few dayn
ago revolted against the Spanish au-
thorities, and took possession OF n
fort. The regular troops assaulted
the fort, took it, and put all the in.
surgents to death.
CoNsTASTINoPLE, Feb. An at.
tack was made on the Jews In Islnai.
on the Roumania frontier. Several
were killed and many wounded. AL!
who could, men, women and chill
uTSH, llcu W suNS titcil ilNNS. NV
fugitives were kindly received by
the officers Of the Porte.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The number Of
emigrants who sailed from Liver
pool in the month Of January eN-
ceeds that of December by 1850.
The burning Of Chicago seems to
have stimulated the emigration OF
carNaufnrc and naC0pS
1t was stated in evidence before
the Congressional Ways and Means
Committee, last Friday, that the av-
erage consumption of salt In this
country is 33 pounds per year to each
individual--on which the duty is six
cents.
Frederick Shaffer, a German In
the employ Of a. V. Rauwi,z, who
was said to have been German me-
bleman, at Dwight, Illinois, beasout
his employers brains with monkey
wrench, on the 23d ult., buried his
body in a manure-pile, and then
took possession OF his property, ns-
sumed his name and went to Chica-
go. Last Thursday the murder came
to light, and Shafler was arrested.
Tt Is said that the death of the rebel
Gen. Ewell was caused by his wear
ing n pair Of their U. $. army panta-
looms after having worn mach thick
cr ones. On his dying bed he said:
Af.es ;is al ,.s ny 30 pihiI9s ioiIR9, il pst'ah 'as
that m old pair Of infantry panla-
looms should Kill me at last"
The aggregate value of the real
and personal property of New York
City Is estimated by Mr.. Wells at
$500, 900, 600.
A certain plat Of ground in Ion
don was recently leased at price
representing value of about S7,5O0,
900 per acrc-about three times the
highest prices In New York City.
Immense numbers Of buffaloss are
being needlessly slaughtered Oh the
Western Plains. This ought to- bc
peremptorily stopped.
1t is reported that almost lmmedi-
ate relief from the pain OF almost
any wound may be obtained by
sprinkling common brown sugar o.,
burning Goals and holding the
wounded part In the smoke.
In Cheshire, England, where the.t,
make eleven thousand tons Of cheese
annually, the American factory syse
TEN has lately been introduced. Tia
result of this experiment is that ile-
tory cheese already sells at y higher
price than that made by the old dairy
system.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
J. Curtis,

yXyATCHMAKER, and JEWELER, and
w Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
spectacles, Goggles and Toys. Having in
creased facilities for doing all KINDS OF WORK
IL my Limo, I am able to give Entire sstis :
fac,i.n. All work Warranted. Being Agen
for Prof j. Kaufmaa's Achromauc sPeata :
elss, am prepared to suit all conditions OF
Eight. Full Lines of Dry Goods, Q1sensware,
Glassware, Groceries, Notions, &C., Cheap
Tor Cash.
Southwest corner Of Public Square Knox
vile, Iowa. 'lS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Pumps.

DRICES GREATLY REDUCED. I
i have constantly on hand Full Stock Of
the very best House, Stock and Cistern
Pumps, at bottom prices. Call and see before
you buy and pay too high.
PUMP SH0P-Northwes corner Of Public
Square, Knoxville, Iowa. N. WEST.
April 20, 1871. (445tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Furniture.

TINE UNDERSIGNED manufactures and
keeps on hand all kinds of Furniture,
such ns bureaus, Safes, Bedsteads, Tables,
Chairs, Sofas, Lounges, &c, Of Best Quality
and at the Lowest Prices, at his old stand, up
stairs, over Kinne's Store, brick building,
so1theast corner of Square, Knoxville, Iowa.
G<s- Ready made cotins, all sizes, always on
hand. f5,ll TT WIN. Wkl EHS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Blacksnithing.

CrAMBACH 4 BITTENBEEDEh wns
y to announce that.they Lave Ihreo uooa
Workmen employed at their Shop llatey oc-
eupie by J. r. Roberts) near northwest cor.
nr of Square, Knoxville. All worS 40 'n.s
line done en- shortest notice, and a' LOVES
Rates, and stisfaction Guaranteed. 1,o' s
duee of all kinds taken fer work. 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Warfel. Hindman & Co.,

NARPENTERs AND. J0INERs. shop
u next door west of Baptist Church. KNOX
vile. will contract for all kinds OF Ca,pen.
tsrs' snd Joiners' Work, including bui,a,ns ,.a.a
Of every description, and guarantee sa,siao, sac
Mon in all cases. We Manufacture ana Keep
su hand Safes, Desks, and "caiiiornas ns"u
II" Washing Machines. t7"'''
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Knoxville Marble Works.

4 LIEN HAMRICK, Dealer in Foreign
N and Am crican Marble, and manufactur or
of Monuments, Head stones, Cenotaph,, &c.;
near northwest corner Public Square, Knox
vile, Iowa.
N- Mr. Hestwood will still remain ns Ea-
graver and General Workman i37 II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
c. Eberhart,

UTArcHMAKER AND Jk"ELEh, IN
w Ovsrton's Brick Drug Store, norm 0S "a
corner Of Public Square, Knox'iiie. soa On
stock Of Best Clocks, Watches and 1e"e,as s;ai DI
hand. Large assortment Of spectasles: sp.;
attention given to Repairing, ana sa',siaos cnas IL
6uaYsrtec 30 yesrs' eApenehee. e0N.
ard see n.n in my new quarters
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Contractor and Builder.

T +. ROLLER would respectfully an
y nounco that he is now prep AIRED to
contract, ct the lowest rates, for any kind
Of Building or Bridges. and guarantee satis-
faction. Estimates and Plans furnished
free. Shop south Of A. 4. d D. Depot
grounds, Knoxville, Iowa. (4,55 tf.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Furniture.

b. the et1sD. dMa " MsfF.sssSp fFsssSp'TsstHbiy Tsaby
has opened a Cabinet Shop on Robinson
Street, west tofthe fremont Houso, up stnirA,
in the room foraerly occupied by the Rep'oli-
can Office, where he will have on hand all
kinds of Furniture, and Collins Of alisizes.
which he wilIsell Low for Cash. tn.)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Books and Stationery.

A LBERT NJ. BROBsT, Dealer in School
~ Books, Writing Papers, Blank Books,
Bibles, 10. Music Books, Musical lnstru-
msnts, Music for Sunday Schools, singing
Schools, &c. Organs, Violins, Accordeons'
De. Pictures and Frames. Wall and WINDOW
Ps,.sr. Paper Collars. All at PueIishers and
Manufacturer Prices. East side OF runhc
Sonar re- Knoxville. 40 u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Citv Mills,

KNOXVILLE, IOWA. Bran in iaige or
IN small quantities. Now isa so0u '''''
70 lay in Bran, Shorts or Chop feec. ,a
THE BEST FLOUR also always oI na
sd delivered anywhere in the oi'y ii'' y
Carriage. ,rssrua : 70
&3ttf WV. bpooAN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Sperry & Barker,

PUBLISHERS OF IOWA VOTER, Book
L and job Printers, are prepared to exc
cute promptly and in best style, a II kinds Of
Job Work including Posters, Letter Heads
Bill Heads, Cards, Labels, Envelopes, B Blanks
Pamphlets, Etc. Ordersare solicited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
G.. E. Conwell.

nEALER in Stoves, Pinware, Shelf and
~ Heavy Hardware, Reapers, Mowers an d
Agricultural Implements generally. Agent
for NJ. W. Warren's Patent Atmosp heric Port
able Soda Fountain. Old Stand, east side
Square, Knoxville l.2tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
i. A. Wilder.

," OMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon
Ii Office in new building, nsar southeast
corner Public Square, Knoxville.
Having had Is years experience in tho prac-
uce of Homeopathy, think am prepared 70
givo perfect satisfaction to all who favsr me
With therpatro mage. l,ltf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Main st. Clothing House.

T YARGER. MERCHAN I TAILOR, has
L. constantly on hand Fall Line Of Men 4
nad Boys Wear, Hats, Caps and Furnishing
Goods.
Agent for Singers Sewing Machi nes.
533tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
G.. Z. Collins.

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. Office north side
IA Public Square, Knoxville. Will also
nt.ond to Collections, and Buyin and Selling
Land. y23
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
T.. r. Sperry,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Claim,
IN Insurance and General Agent. Office
in yorER Office, Knoxville Iowa. Business
iatrusted 10 his care will be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to. l6tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
w. "A. ArderY, M. D.

DHYsICIAN and SURGEON, Knoxville.
Il Iowa. Office at his Drug Store, south
Mje Of Public Square. 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Hugh Thompson, M. D.

n ENTIS1 Office in the Fourth Building
~ north Of 0veItor's Drug Store. Knox.
vile, Iowa. 23tf
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

The Davenport Gazette has a GOOD
editorial on the subject of County
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Professional.
Hart & Havs,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, and Real Esta te
"A and Collecting Agents. Office one door
south CT southeast corner Of Public Square,
Knoxville. (43%)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
W. A. Morrison, NJ. D.,

rs THANKFUL for past patronage, and
i viii continue the Practice Of Medicine,
attending promptly to all calls.
Special attention given - Chronic
Diseases.
Office on Second Street, first door south Of
Ballard house, Knoxville. 5lFff
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Nene Nn3etgen.
Siireau bes GjehanOes 9nluefturs,

Baltimore, Den 81. Iuguit 1872.
Der 9ebdubes SnlpettorbQ &rldubHiSz (5eiude nm
ol9enbe Brtule9ieu srbalten:
pom .. s. gSroten um 9cihIoiieneu Sduppen, IL
6el IA buB, ttuter 2Soltes, il6tt4 uou SrIeGHsa
Sua6e;
pon 5. elliott nm eeib[ofIsueu Sduppcr, bet9
SuB, bnter gtr. 6, @lemeusir.;
ron s. Sdrtis um BuoeIimmsr, bel 10 Tus, bins
ter Str. 81, yioro~BGcafraBe;
bon Der Baltimore Obio sSienba 9u.& ompdqRie"
um erbopten Shnppen, &de uOn Barre uuo 0o'
iuGroGraBe;
uon 6. 8urnel um offenen edupp,n, bel 10 Rns,
RtHter @r Is, 8tercefraBe;
uon is. Raiep UNI etneH Abtritt, bel GTuF brter
gtr PIG, alice anntruBe;
pom s. Sa6is nm cine Ride, bel IA SuF, uro CT.
bobte Ssi6snmanos Don Nt: l02, gtorGr GTeteritr;
BON S. 0f. Saroen mn pfftuen Shuppen, 10 6et
iSuB, binttr Tr. iii, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
uon S. 8. Turner I'm seidloiieren &duppen, i6
bel 70 bus, biEter Sarrsz, ragc Htsbtfr;
99n =. y Sump nm slneH Ereppsn9aus, prattfr,
2Puren geit ooR @IftfruBc;
ron s. ShmGb um offeneH Sbuppen, iS 6ct
6us, blHter 9tr. 4+3, SarGto9a1raBe;
pom J. =: <n9le nm etRtn anbinoepiofen, 9Ir
247, 9aRpalGitraBe;
pom 5. @i,itIGr nm ofFeuen sduppcn, bet 7Eu6
Pinter gtr. &c. Rorb Central =Apenut;
bon =. Sutlsr um tine 8eranoa4, biuter Rr. t3,
Sub =Strideritr.;
uon u. 2B1uuce nm gsidIoiieuen Sduppsr, bel
10 EuB, Rtnter Jtr. 635, 8enni0luanIa Huenue;
BON Df Dtalone1 nm ottenen Stuppfn, II bti %
Bu5, bintsI yir Z. 8oalerto6e;
poH .. Antborp um pftenen Gdluppen, II bti -
TuB hnter Vtprtle'auenue, rabe offnunItrase;
pom s. 81. gbleitnssr nm offenen sGuppen, 90
bel Fus, binter Rr. 5, IpiOntrGbt;
Don 5. Z. 8oDHiCno um aeidiOIieEen Sduppcn,
8 bet i2 6nS, blnter Nr. Sl8, Ioro Broabnae;
ooHJ. y Suman & Comp. nm einen anblnounos.
poiten, glT As, Beit- Brattitrabe
pom 7. Y. summons nm 9ei6Loicncn SIuppeu,
"A bel 10 SUP, btnter Der Sort nnpe Diniamitrafe
BON @eo. 3urs um BDei gsitloienc S6uppen, Q
bel IL 5u6, 5.Eter 9sr 800 mo 564, oaHOperitr
Or beudd,ridltiSt cGbcr Aue, ole es aHqept bar
er Sdmitag, Den T. 5ept., Sormittuqs 10 ubr, IN
ielnem 8ireau unDeienb iein iurb, Hm beiaQte @es
iu9e in Grpd9un9 3u BebCH unb ourlber SeIbluB su
iaien. Sm auitra9e: M. q. gBatfins,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-02
Baltimore, Mb,, Montag, ben 2. September 1872.

iid ielbit Der gleusierpe unb Sdaoenfreus
be ausiesen. @enn es Sbnen Sreube
ma6t, bite, i6reien Sic opd gefdaigit.
9ie 8Drte, tpie bic 0tanier, in Der iie
geipro6en pprben waren, blieben nidt
pbne @irfung. ltbrienne Spg Die S6pe=
iter am aleioe unb 3tpilden 8eiben ent=
ipann ii6 ein eifri9es GeflIlter, pm mela
dem Shredder nidts perfanp.
Snbli6 mar es Qbriennens ianfte, bit=
tenbe Stimme, bic laut rpuroe.
Sd mill id~gar ni6t5 ais ibn mod ein=
NAL ieben. D, i'd tann es nidt, slauben,
oaB es ibm Grnit lit!
Stretder's gtntpprt lautete aufiaqenp
milo uno bbflid, es Idien, als babe er
ben i6arfen Son nur gegen bic entidlpi=
iene Gegnerin in 8ereitiduft, fir bic 5ag=
bate 9ittiteIIerin bingegen iu9ar Elm ge=
miles Wiitgeflbl.
IS tbut mir leio, metn 6rdulein, iugte
er, Sic parauf binpeiien ju miiiien, baB
Sic ben pollen Grnit gerabs in Der @ei=
gerung, Sbnen npdmals Su be9e9nen, erz
fennen blrften.
9(ber es fann ia ni6t iein, es fann nidt
iein! flagte aorienne. @as babe i'd benn
10 llngebeures peri6ulbet?
i6ortiesuns toGst)
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QdmnaS.

Der cinsse oneftbetiife asent, meldsr burtaus ses
fabrlos lit. g4enn er bon Der r@oIton=0 0ental=IIoa
ciaton" eiHseseben Dirb, suirb has 3abnaus5ieRen
gum 8ergnisen.
Sieienisen, wel6e on 3abnidmersen Isben, fonz
nen INNER reines @ds, Die eriabreniten urb 9eidid
tetsu 3abndrdte unb sdnsliGe Greibeit BON S9mers
en- in unerem 8ireau, Ssr. 81. gBefsSapettes,
nabe GbarlesitraRe, finben.
81. 3. IS perben fcine 3dbne ausseSoseH, tpelte
ourb Tillung 9eipart fpetben f0nncn, uuo aae Spe=
rationen fir bic grbaIuns uuo Vesuiruns Ger 3abne
ipereen NIT unibertrefflGer 9ei6fli6teit ousoeen.
(WGrs2S, 1870
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-02

lid bate er ueriubt, bic g. s5traBeu. Bride
3u painreu, rpelfe Oollitanoig iiberihnemmt
mar, ualo ieoodl bonn Strome meqqsriiieu
unb ertrunfeu. Die 8o9ltbQtiqteits. @eea.
idaft Der oeuti6 lutberiiden STRIDE nabm bic
0eide in tbre Sbbut.
- Samita9 gta6mittag tpurbe elm 4rbeiz
ter, gamen8 g8. Soues an fs.StraBe oon
elmer etnfiir3euoen @roman0 uerIfiittet uuo
gefdbrlif berlebt. Or. SuoOartb perbanb
tbu.
- Die Young Catholics Friend Society"
fcterte 6retta9 ibr 20.ldbrigeS Seiteben. Ser
Sabresberift ersab, baB bteginuabmen ma6s
reno bes Sabre8 s20O6.22, bic ausqaben
sl398.65 betrugen. Der Saupt;wed Der
Seeuidaft 1T, Die @r5iebung armer Snubcn
3n unterltiieeH, mo bat bic @eieai6lit fir
OaS laufenoe Sabr sl326 fir oieieu j3wed
bepiaigt. @8 itsben ge9enlpdrttg 500 arme
8naben inter ibrer Sbbut.
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Sn0esfaQ hur6 Qad]aas.

Berionen. tpelde SABINE ausse5osen baoen mlrftsn
unb @as gu nebmen beabiidti9en, io1ten fttb lberz
seuseu, bab oos eotsus rpenn seboris obmniitrirt.
Niemanhen i'm 8erinsiien i6abet. G1e Dieenieen,
ueIde ben artifel in einem reinen 3ufanbe fenren,
mtiie bieie Sbee gang lGterlib iuoeu. Senn in Dem
BON Bbilcbelpbia aus rapportlrte san fpurSs oas
i6leht bebanbelte unb iebr miBbrau1te Gas BON bcn
@sidworenen BON alien GaoeG in Ger sade freise.
sproden. Wer nod irseno sinen 3peiIel bcst, 9ebe
su Or. sBinben, Rr. 1872, Beit=6apettez, oberbalb
Der @utapitrase unb nebme BON iensn rencn irii6eH
2absas, uns pa6e auf, ladens ber bic Soee, oaB es
mbsltdsr 9Beiie irsenb Semonb ihaoen Tonne. 9r
xBinbeu siebt Go an 20 - 80 Berlonen tasii6 unb
bat bas felt Sabren setban. gr benefit babur6, bas
bie5es Sos etdb(irt in. (O1dr37, ,lSg
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xcIcorapbiic,e8 Iaerlct.

@ouu. Barter bon 9temz 9ereg bat Elm
lluteriu6ung i'm 8etreff Der grOben WiBbauO
lung zines fletneu Snaben in Der ,,SolOaten
ainoerz6 6eimatb" 5u Gbambcrsburg, N..3.
befoblen.
- Sou 0swego, N.,g., tpirb gemclOet
oaB ieit 0onneritag ein befti9er Sfurm all
Oem Gee piitbet. Seri6ieOene 59Ooner ful
geIranSet.
= Su 0swe9O, N..D., brannte am i5rsi
tag 9(benoe Iueu & Surfaro's Uaroccole.
oer-6abrif unO 28aareumaga5in nie0er; Ser,
lut $4,000, glfefurau3 $4,000.
- Son Gan 6ran3iSco muo 9emeloet, bat
bic Subianer bas Qa9er Wtc0opea in 4rt'
3ona gedumt baben uno mad allen Ridtun.
gen bin Serpititungen anitifteu. Wtan nil
ueue ,llntsrbanbluugeu einleiteu.
- @ouo. Stanioro's Stute aurora" qe.
mann bei'm ioeben in Gan 6ranSiaco latt-
9efunoeuen l Wtette 0enuen ben Breis $4,000
IN gtuuten p Sefuuocn.
- Die 9emofraten uno Qiberal- Republi.
fancr bes 4. @on9rCBbe;irtS pou Benniplua.
uieu baben Balter 9, Uttt9eQ fir ben &ous
greB nominirt.
- DIE 6aBlcr @rfOri6ungs. Expedition
bat San 6ran3isco errei6t.
Olt StutIelH Nlu ulIo P9Iauslpgla peEH
i9tuunoen.
= Der @ep.Dorter ,9adt. 5hooucr , giD
ling" befanO fh por9eitern in Norfolt, 8a.
= Gin Iri3ona. .Ntiusuarbeiter bebauptet,
baB Sarpeuoing & RobertS fein Snterelie an
ben angebltdl in Ari8Ona entOedten 0iamant'
6eloern bateu.
- gtabe @aIlport, Raine, pauften It am
Samltage bic &lOpiiedter Seup Uor 6aueu.
bid, Raii., unb &tmOnD bon BrOoiOence, g.,
s. 8imonp blieb nat II 9dngen bemuBt.
lO8 auf benz Sooen liegen uno &eqp erbielt
ben Brels, $1,000. 100 @apner mareu bei
Der Yauferet 3ugegeu.
- Sn 2ittle,Rod, art., babeu 1d bic Re
pubtttaner bel Der @ougreB Domination ge.
ipalten nno 3Wei @anOt0aten lbrer Bartei iu'S
6elO geididt.
- Qnt 27. D. Wts. Duroen BON meritanie
i6cn Strolheu, bel 8alia, 80 Utetlen oielieitS
be3 6luiieS BON Brownsville entfernt, orei
3eraner aus 0tahe crmOrpet, neil bort Dor
tur3er 3ett flint 0e5peraoOS bin9erbtet nor
ben Rnp.
- Die beutiden @orbetteu yTineta" uno
r@a5eOe" iinO geitern Don 9alliar in Bottom
etn9etroHeu.
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9Dfalbertbte aus SSafbtnotom.

2S q | btngton, /. Septbr. - 0aS bic.
iige @eiun0beits Direttorium trifft auf's
gteue gtaBregeln, nm pem lueiteren llmiih,
greifen Der 8lattern, tpelf]e eit @intritt oeS
tiibleu Q8etter8 nteber beoeuteuo Suqenom,
men babeu, Su iteueru. Or. &or ift Der Qu-
fd)t, OuB nHr bic sroBe 6iee Die Sraufbeit
seitweiie uuteroriidt babe unO baB bic 9estere
jett wteoer mad luie Dor in beftiger 8eiie 3u
Gage treten merbe.
- SIN britten 0ifritt purbeu S5reita9 AIS
8eiBe unO 1879 6arbige re9iitrirt.
- Die neue Dtientlibe S6ule an Ri6o'
las auenue lpuroe oOrgelern untcr eutipre-
9enOen 6eierliatetten pieOer eingepeibt.
g0d9reno be8 0iegsniturme8 Grettag
QbenO sing Elm Oeuti6er &iid)ler, 0amen5
Ntogel, mad ainerApotbete an S.SnaBe, nm
fir eineu tranten 6renHo in Nbner'S Bart
5otel" ar3net 3u boleu. @r erbielt Oieitlbe,
perlieB bic apotbeie, langte teOo6 ni6t sa
Quuis an. Giue StuuOe ipdter fanben sme;
BoliSiiieH bic Qeihe bes llngtitdliAeu in Der
9sdb: Der 6. Strabe i'm 6luiie. gSabri4eiu.
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Sr. Mnhertlnu.

yfr. 10, g i 9 Il "a 10 Strabe,
etpa Der IS Gpncprnia. Sale" aeaeniiber,
Iebanbeft alle arantbeten Der Darn Srsane, Sant=
Rranfbeiten, fir;lth begonnene iSdle in bis Ga=
seu droniibe aranfbeiteu bon lan9er Dauer sGnsfib
turtrt no bas Sit aus Dem Spftem enternt aranfz
ber Suseno berrriibrsn uuo 9ebdhtntsz Sdpdde,
gBabuiinn, olsenelne 56rudbc, oteaniihe ShpGs
DE- 3ittern, Yierenbmer3en &C. mad lit 3ieben, per.
ben lhnen turrt. Or. Hoberton lit reaulirter @raz
burter Der llnipertdt bon Marpanb, unb eire Iansz
idbrige Griabruns IN Der 8abanbIuns folder aIanf=
6eiten sarantrt sine sdnSlid.e SerieGuns. BIreau4
6tunben SIP llbr Worsens, "a ubr gtahmhtass
6-9 llbr Abenbs. (WtiH29,tST)
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WttI+Et PhkIMEtNy
nr meoBintide SDctc, unNtrc rcCigcluSmy1rtat tior bN
Seniamn ". 2lUe ,Suup.,
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beriihnffe8 ,xSN&SerfYu
Sr. z. 6. Gfirnrn

Rr. rs Qibertps, oberpdlh Der Sapette hra6e, ao-
rnntirt ourd ldn9ldbrise grfabruug in Sopital. Inb
BripatsY Yrnris, eiEe polfdnoise aar In arontbeteu
Der Sarn Orsane, Hieren. Slaie, bes Blutes, hes
Selies, Der Raie uRb Der Saut, Sdhmdren unb ibelz
atanfbsit Der 6arn .Srsane miro in Iaoen turrt
ur b fiirters 5dle in 8 ta9en burd anmenbuna pom
eotalmitteln. 3unse &eutl, an
2el6 u.Geiit aei6fpaht uno init 0erpen6udte, orsa.
niid,er guifrdftuns, 3ittern 8eritopfuna. Suiten,
BruhidmerBcn, por5eitsem Berfalie Ses spitems II.
!. M. bepatet perocn raid 9ebeilt unb feline ddoi=
den 6etlmittel uerorone Sprs6= Stuuoen: bts f2,
bis 8. bis 1br; Sonntdas uon 10 bic - ubr
8ormittass uno bis 9 ltbr 4benbs. Q5S-)
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Die (SituQtiDt m OJ3e riFp

MeritO, %. 2tug., uia ,6a0anua, 81.
Aug. - 0a8 cabinet bleibt uuuerQnoert.
0la3 mei9ert iidl, 2mneitie an3uuebmen uno
lit in Die @eblrge entfloben, uon no er, mie
man 9lanbt, &aliornien 5u erreifcn iudt.
goSaoa betnoet iid in Gepic uno untcritiigt
Die 9tegierung.
Die @OngreB Safe purOe am 23. 4uguTl
9dnSttd Ourt 5euer 3erltGrt.
Der amer. @eianote gtelion rpir0 in 6olae
ortn9enoer @eId)dite Htdt Dor Dem l. Sttobtr
abreticn t0HneH.
Ser GOn9reB tritt am 4. Geptember in
Sisung.
Die @eiddfte beiiern F6 uu0 bu8 Ser.
tranen auf Die Stabilitdt Der 3te8irHng lit
mle0cr surIdaefebrt.