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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28
Central Metbo,tiss Churcb.

Services at the Central Methodist
Church, Union street, at half-past ten
o'clock this morning by P. t. SerHggs.
Subject: Resurrection of the Body"
Sunday-schOOl at hali-past eight o'clock
this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

GALVESTON, July 27.-Cotton nOmi-
nal; good ordinary, l94a20c. Net re-
ceipts, bales; exports cOastwise, 9
bales; stock, 3l4 bales.
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POLITICAL GLEANINGS.
HURKAH FOR GREELEY.

ARR Dire"
Away with Grant and all his forces.
Drice-holders, dogs and horses.
Away, away, away, away
The land has struck for Greeley.
Hurrah, hurrah
In Greeiey'S band VEN take our stand.
And sing and shout for Greeley.
Hurrah, hurrihi
For Honest Horace tireelev.
Away with hatred, false ambition,
Ignorance ana superstition.
Away, away, away, awayi
The land has struck for Greeley,
Hurrah, huruth
Ia GTeelcy's band wen take our stand,
And sing and shout FOR Greeley
Hurrah. hurrahi
For Honest Horace Greeley.
Wen clasp with true enthusiasm
oar hands across the b OOdy chaSin.
Hurrah, hurrs.h, hurrah, hurrah!
The land has struck for Greeley,
Hurrah. hurrah
In CSreeley's band we'll take our stand,
And sing and shout for Greeley.
Hurrah. hurrah!
For Honest Horace Greeley.
The people join in fond ovation,
Prom North 10 south through an the nation.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah!
The land has strusk lOr Greeley.
Hurrlh, nurral
i'm Greeley S band we d take our stand,
And sing and shout fer Greeley.
Hurrah. hurra1.
For Honest Horace Greeley
Gratz Brown comes in with voice OF thunder
Warning the foe % stand from under.
Hurrah. hurral, hurrah, hurrah,
The land has struck for Greeley.
Hurrah. hurrah.
in Greeiey'S band wen take our stand,
Aud sing and shout for Greeley.
Uurrah. hurrah.
Tor Honest Horace Greeley
The old white coat Is now the fashion,
Aud soon will grace the Old White Mansion.
Hurrah, hurrai, hurrah, hurrah,
The land has struc& for Greeley.
Hurrah. hurraht
q Greeley band we'll take our stand,
and sing and shout for Greeley.
HurTah. hurrahi
For Honest Horace Greeley.
Naught shall hencefortil our hearts disScveT
Rut Peace and Love shal ] rule forever.
Hurrah- hurrah, hurrah, hurrahf
The land mas struck for Greeley.
Hurrah, hurrah!
In treelcy'S band We u take our stand,
And sing and shout for Greeley.
Hurrah, huuah
For Honest Horace Greeley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28
GALVESTON.

SAVANNAH, July 27.-CottOn quiet
but firm; middling, 2lc. Net receipts
% bales; sales, bales; stock, 605 bales
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
--LATEST BEroHr BY rELEoRArH. ]
SAVANNAH.

MOBILE, July 27.-COttOn dull and
nothing doing; no price given. Net re-
ceipts, bale; stock, 1917 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

The Cincinnati boy who threw a
bunch Of fire-eracSers into the eOrnet of
one Of Tony Pastors horn bioEers pro-
duced q staccato passage, which the
player couldn't find in notes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

Official report is made to the Spanish
Department Of War announcing the to-
tai defeat Of Castella's band Of Carlists,
numbering one thousand men, IN the
north Of Spain. Thirteen Of the CaTlists
were killed and fOrty-five captured, ten
OF whom were wounded. The defeated
insurgents carried fifty OF their wounded
with them. The defeat of another band
of insurgents is reported, with "A loss oi
three men killed and many wounded.
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Attention. LabOPeTs /!

A MEETING Of the labOring classes of the
"A city viii take place ON the biuff, between
Union and Monroe streets, MONDAY EVEN
ING, at 8 O'Clock. Colonel \. H. Douglass and
other speakers will address the meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

The NicaTaguan expedition, which has
arrived at New York, reports that Tie
construction Of canal will be very inn
practicable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

A land slide yesterday near Mount
Gents obstructed the express train. No
loss. The passengers were obliged to
walk back to another train.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28
Mfseelli,neous.

The Grand Tower, from st. Louis,
came in early yesterday morning, with
three hundred tons of freight. She re-
turned at dark, after adding several lots
of car-wheels on the opposite side of the
river.
The Mary Boyd, from the Arkansas,
arrived with a fair "Trip of cotton and
seed.
The Shamrock departed for the Ohio
with fifteen bales of cotton, seyenty-five
bales rags, and two hundred and fifty
empty beer kegs. r -
The City of Augusta, for White river,
and the Mary Boyd, for Arkansas river,
both departed with fair cargoes.
The towboat Mary Alice and barges
passed up yesterday in the forenoon. =.
The City Of Helena, in command of
Captain Mckee, leaves this evening at
/ five o clock sharp for Cairo and st. Louis
Mr.. VIII T. Power is clerk.
The John Kyle, Captain Hutchinson,
leaves at eleven O'clock this morning for
New Orleans direct. Mr.. VIM. Brown
has charge of the Office.
Captain Dick Lightburne, our good
looking Wharfmaster, returned yester-
day from short visit to st. Louis.
The st. Louis Republican of the
twenty-sixth says: 1.-THE river rose yes
terday twenty-three inches in all, and a
further rise may be expected. The New
Orleans boat and barge line are all ask
ing the same rates of freight, namely,
seventeen and half cents per hundred
and thirty cents per barrel for flour
The Keokuk Packet Company yesterday
sold the steamer Harry Johnson to Cap
tains Cooper and Rurlin, of Memphis,
for twenty-five thousand dollars. She is
two hundred and fifty feet long, forty
feet beam and six feet hold, cylinders
t'Eenty-seven inches in diameter, with
s,ven-foot stroke, Her owners propose
to run her in the Cairo and Vieksburg
trade, with Captain DeHaven in COM
nland. She Is advertised to leave for
Vicksburg Monday evening. S. G.
Baker & Co. and J. McIntyre, agents.
Five boats are at work on the upper
rapids now. Three of these are chisel-
ing and two dredge boats. 1t is thought
that these rapids improvements will be
completed this year. The Belle Rowland
arrived at New Orleans last Sunday, and
goes on the docks"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

Mrs. Thomas Mattingby and child
three years old, were drowned at
Topeka, Kansas, yesterday. 1t was a
case Of suicide, and domestic infelicity
was the cause. Mrs. Mattingby'smaiden
name was Rose Fisher, aud formerly
lived in Niles, Michigan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Arrived: Shan
non, from Cairo. Departed: John Kyle.
for New Orleans; Belle st. Louis, for
Vicksburg; John 7. Moore, for Red
river; Utah. for Arkansas river. River
about stationary Weather cloudy and
warm.
NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-Arrived: /:
Henry Ames, frem st. Louis. Depart
ed: Glencoe, for st, Louis. Weather
cloudy and warm, with rain this even
ing.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-The river is
falling, with Is feet 2 inches water in the
channel. Arrived: r. c. Gray, from
Arkansas river; Anna, from Memphis.
Departed: Lawrence, for Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, July 27.-Weather is
cloudy and raining. River has risen Is
inches, and is rising very slowly. BUSH
ness dull.
LITTLE Rock, July 26.-Weather
very hot. River falling, with 10 feet of
water in the channel at this point.
Departed: Dardanelle, for Memphis;
Fort Gibson, for above.
NASHVILLE, July 27.-The river is
rising slowly, with 80 inches water scant
on Harpeth Shoals. Weather Excess
sively hot until after pm, when
brisk wind, dark clouds, lightning and
thunder prevailed, cooling the atmOs-
phere, and finally bursting into heavy
showers of rain.
LOUISVILLE, July -WeatherelOudy
and warm, with indications of more
rain. The riveris swelling slowly, with
feet inches water in the canal, and 5
feet inches in the chute. Departed:
City of Cairo, for New Orleans. Busi-
ness dull.
CAIRO, July 27.-Arrived: City of
Chester, from Memphis, l pm; Belle
Memphis, from St Louis, pm. De-
parted: Pauline Carroll, for New Or
leans, 10 pm; City of Vicksburg, for
Vicksburg, am; City of Chester, for
st. Louis, pm. River hasrisen O.
inches. Weather clear. Thermometer
$50.
PITTsBURG, July 27.-Weather is
cloudy and warm. The MonOngahela
river is falling, with feet inch water
in the channel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

In the Barnard Impeachment case, at
Saratoga, New York, yesterday, Charles
Tracy, counsel on the part of the Union
Pacific railroad in the suit brought
against the company by Fisk, testified
that Judge Barnard issued an order di-
recting William NJ. Tweed, jr., TO break
open the safe of the company and take
possession Of the bonds, though witness
told the Judge the ease was removed to
the United States Court, out of his jurls-
diction, but he paid no attention to the
statement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28

A SHOT N MY RIGHT SHOULDER,
after which got Off my mare, and got
out of sight of the road, and sat down
by tree. About that time l heard a
man cry out, ''Oh, Lordn three times;
then heard voice, which / think was
Dodson's, saying, "God d-n you, [
have you now" Then 1 heard one
more groan, and the following ceased.
In few minutes they all left, and
beqy1 mo moro of tbaD1 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

TACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER
81 sells Monday at O'Clock, at 529 Greenwich street.
large Dry Goods Gents Furnishing Fans
Goods, consisting OF Dress Goods AIpsoss Merinos fs
Inns, Delaines Ginghams, Muslne, Calico Shswis FAas
Shirts. Drawers, nossFy, Cloves, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

hM ,als. l...l u STONE, cHiRopo. Disc
generally H., shc h ~ p.yng hcr patrons and the oo
Nj I'M sns ms removed her operating rooms IA ~
piosiwsy 10 80 fh avenue, second door aov. rrM
,,,as In wn.Ie shr Is prepared 10 treat all who afA
"Vuv'eo WIN Corns ban'ons ami Inverted Ea,s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-20
8clcgrapbiitbcS AQcrlct.

- Su Hbtaoelpbia fam eS am Samitao
4beno al Der Gde uOu 6ront= uub 8ialcritr,
81 etncr bluttgen Nauierei, in WelherDttdQe
Start unO Betcr Dte0llp ern1or0et mnrOcn.
- Son Den 80 Suugeu, Die am 0onnsrtaa
aus Der SciirungSanltoIt 5u gSeitboro'
Ofaii., cntiprunQeu ituO, fat man nod IN
oerlelben 9tadlt 8 luieoer elngcfangeu; audy
pOr9eltern mur0eH ruieOer melrere mad Der
&ntaIt 5urIdgebradt.
- 5n Selt= =6altciaua, Yarriih, 2ouifiana,
muroe am Samitag JtiharG 6ale, jun, bel
einem Strcite nit mebrcreu Negeru eri6oiIeu.
gtadI Den ofii;leueu 8eridlten aus "a
Counties in ytor0- Carolina bat Gal0meQ an
9eblid) 2673 ,Stimmen DtalorttQt.
- @eltern Oiot9eu 5 llbr itieB eiuem@ m@rtras
3Hqe Der SanOuStp.0apton= unO @leuelauo,
SaBu," auf Deldem idI Der @rtus bon Dan
JtIce befauO, ETH llufau 3u, woOurd) OaS
@n uSelgeutAam arg bciddol9t wuree. Gier
aH9elttllte Der neutrality-suspicious. uuo eiu
8remler mutoeu lQmer Derleet.
- Ser III 3utOweu, @auaoa, mobneuOe
Stnoer Oe5 gntOedun9ercllenoen Or. yiuugz
tione bat Oteicr Gage Srtefe Don ieluCm 8ra-
Der aus lfrtfd er1aiten, rpeldJe pom ii.
DiGr5 1872 ans lugagtmbe oatut Iiuo. Die,
ltlben puroen It0enfau8 Don Stanlep mtgez
bradlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-20
&altimore, Y}o,, 9tenAag, DEN 20. Nugut 1872

2dderlit! itieb Shredder, Der iib am
gadbprb angeflammert bate, beftis ber>
Dor, iobalo f6 ba5 Boot pieber aufrih=
tete unp, nun aus Der drgiten 8ranbung
beraus, srasi6s iber bic Bellen tanste,
@er rubert benn in iol6en 8etter? I'D
brau6e meine 9dnbe gum 6eitbalten.
@enn man penigitens einen Ne9enidirm
nit bate! Sir iino iammt uniern Seden
bur6 unp ourd naB, ebe mir nod ben BAL
ben See btnter uns baben. 9dttelt 9u
op6 bic gpli;ei -
Cine NO9e, bic iib fradenb am 8u9e
brad, Elm neues 9leigen, paB bas SeaeI
beinabe pas g8aiier beriibrte, mu6te Ietz
men @prten Elm Gnoe. St rutifte ppn
Der gant berab unb iebte iid auf ben Spz
ben. Sort fiiblte er iiG geliderter.
Gs purpe tein WOrt mebr geiprpden.
@erbaro, Der an Der Spite fab, itrengte
feline slugen an, alruipifs 9uot gu erz
ieben, nobel ibm bas dllmdlige 9dmmern
bes Sagcs gu 6llfe fam. Grit pie Elm
8untt, Dann beutlider erfenbar FAM e5
in Si6t. 8alp senug aber iteQte iib Die
oamit pertnlpfte gOrausiebung baB man
oemielben ndber tpmme, al5 cine Sdu=
i6und berduS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-20
Snlano> o>Sepeid)elt.
Mu& @nfhinnfO1f.

% b na n, 10. Aua. Der Brd<
itoent bat etne Inn uuo ben @ablnet8mitalie<
bern susesanaene Ginlabuua Der 6anOel8s
TANNER bon Gbaitanoosa, bieie Staot su
beiudlen, nif)t anaeHommen unb miro Die
GinlaOuug i6riftlid) ablcbuen; 5uQlei6 nirO
er in benz betr. S6reiben iif iiber ieine fiiuf=
tige BOGitif segeniiber ben iitoli9eH Staaten
ausipreden.
- anf Qnfroge i'm Staats 2cpartement
erfuhr man heute, eaB on hen cirfulilenpen
geridten, als babe Der Brdfoent 2luitrag ges
aeben, i'm Stnats= 0epartement aqe 5tanonl-
qeidbidten, peldae iiber @aiituS DC. Clan, oCn
fritheren geianbten in 9tuBlaub uno Sen.
&llpatrid, ben @eianoten in Chill on oq8
Department bertttet wurSen aufuhDbern
uno su per0fiantlldlen. &8 1T nidlt
befaunt, oab bas 0epartemcnt i'm Sefe ioI.
der Berihte tit, aud wlIb itreng in Abrebe
seiieut, baB Der BrdIioent SroerS gegeben
bat, iol6e @uthiidungen Su MAIDEN.
- llnaeafltet Der lesteu 6eJengiiiie bauert
bic briidsuse Sise fort, oaS 3bermometer seigt
SO 3-96 @rab.
~ 3reteem Die 3of(eiunabmeu pdbrenb
bes louienbeu WlonatS berets mehr als iiiuf>
sebn Milionen in Sob bstragen, lit Der
Baarporratb i'm Sfatamt lett bem /. .. W.-
bios nm cine 0iillion 9r6Ber geworoen; Der
Yastsr9elpporr4tb bat nm aft WIlliouen abs
aeuemmen, Gelten bic 9oqeihnabmen IN
6emielben 8erhaltuib mie i'm Aniang BEG
Monats iortboueru, 10 biirften ite i'm @ansen
i,,T;;Shreno tes Mouats bic SObe bon 80 Diils
lionen erretd]efi.
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Scr Gelomarft.

New sOOrt, 10. 2tuQult. -9elb Wiuig
iu3-4; &eHiel rnbig 82-a; Sob aufsele9t,
id1lo3 su 144-14g. OoliJatiOnen ihlOiien
ieit; Sed,ier ll8, '62cr 1165; 4ftieu idloiieu
rubiJ: Central 97t ;@rie 465; Gate 5bOre 894 !;
81. GCntral 1872; YIttSburs 902; 9torth-
meitern 734; PrcritateH 80; JtOf=S5lauo
11Ot.
sBdanS SeS llutcritaeamte5: s48, ,709, SOL
- n1 M,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-20
Sirtes 8apitel.
Ter Spruaue.

aaum eins giertelitunbe ipdter perlieb
elm smeites 8OOt ben 6afen. 9luBer benz
alien, aber riitigen Sdiifer befanben iid
bic beioen Sreunbe barin. Mit ungebrp6z
ener alusbauer purpe pie gerfplsung ipie=
Der aufgenpmmen.
9lnfangs bate SHREDDER bieielbe als
ab9eldlohen eradtet unb 9erbarD's @bs
iidt nit alien Sriinpen, bic ibm su Gebpte
itanpen, betdmpft. Ser @inb, bic 8el=
len, Der gpriprung, Na6t uno &dltc, pie
bic untenntnib Der 8idtuns mubten als
icl6e gelten. ga er aber lab, bab iie gang
pbne @irtuns auf gerburb's gntidlub
blieben, flgte er iid brummeno unb be-
iprste, wdbIeno iein Sreunb nit 6llfe
oes aellners einen Sdiffer aus bemS1las
fe trpmmelte, ale gprbereitunsen gu ber
na6 ieiner glniibt b0dft aefabrpoqen Hei=
ie. gr nahm, mas er an 8ettoeden in iei=
mem uno i'm anitpBenben 3immer fano,
sulammen unb trug es binab aur 2anbs
unssitelle. gegen einen binrei6enben
Giniub in gelp lieb Der aelIner nidt nur
ataes bingeben, er seigte iid aud nod
bereitwiuig, in Der gile eine Slaide @ein
unb ein stiid 9roo berbei3uidaifen. Man
tpnnte, nad Sirei6er's glniidt, nidt pil>
ien, pie lanse pieie neue aluilase Der Srrs
fabrten pes ulphes Dauern mlroe.
Sugar Der 9afenmddter bate 1i6 be-
reit finDen laiIen, nah ber Hibtuna auS<
Sulpdben, pelde Der Sli6tling senpm=
men. Supiel bic Der Sdmmerung nod
INNER nidt mei6enoe 9ia6t erfennen lief,
iteuerte pas Boot n it pplem Segel auer
liber ben See, Der bier bic gr6Bte greite
bat, ungefdbr in Der Hidtung DON Sbp=
non, benz .Sauptprte bes iapUpii9en Gba:
blais.
Ser SGiffer tprllte nod ieinen S6pies
gerlobn bplen, als er b6rte, tpppon bic
9tebe lei, aber gerbarb pollte teine neue
Ser5Sg'rung, gu breien waren iie ieoens
falls staem sepadien. 3ubem gait es ia
bauptIddlid pas Sesel gu benuBen; es
Ealle iib seigen peldes gOpt bas leidtere
lei.
Ser pettergebrdumten glte lab na6<
Denfli6 empor, ct prifte ben 9immel NIT
leinen erblei6enben Sternen unb ben raid
siebenOen, iib INNER bi6ter baIenoen
Nplten.
96nnen Sic aud ruoern? fraste ct DOR
bem QbitpBen. grit auf Gerbaro's @erz
ii6eruns, im NotbfaQe peroe penisitens
er bus Seintse leiiten, brdnste er bas
Boot pom 9anbe, nit einisen Huoeridld=
gen spiiden ben sr6bern Sdiffen bur6,
unb on Derielbea Steae, ND es bas ans
bere 8opt setban, tnapp an Der ausfabrt
aus pem 5afen, bibte er nit 9erbaro's
,6alfe bas Segcl.
8erben es nidt lanse bra6en, meinte
er turs. Mit Dem Niaoe fcmmen mir tiut
binaber, Der idldft elm. Gs niro arbsit
9eben.
Stun, n,ein Sreunb mirb aud bic @ns
ter nebmen, entsesnete @erbaro.
SIM ielbem Ausenblide aber mar bas
Sesel feit, Der Sdiffer srif ag's Steuer
uno pas Boot leste iid gang sur Ssite.
SIN Dlomsnt mgr es aug bem rubisen
Sabrwaiier unb burdidnitt NIT idariem
aiel bic bo6sebenoen @Dsen, oeven tpelbe
Sdaumfrsnsn als eprabressn hber eas
Boot binginsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-20

uno "a lie ben Betraa OeS 0epoiitums, aus
Dem AtmOeo'5 8edjiel be'ablt peroen iulteu,
10 icbr iiberiticgen, 10 mics Die Baut oas De-
poittum Suriid. g1a5 aus Dem @eloe gemor.
0en ut, 0arioer feblt 3ur j3cit nod ieoe 4uf.
tldrung. @twl 4 oNcr Sage DOR Der Gnt-
puuung Der llntc1itleiie peritaffte iid ut.
moOO oon eiHcr hieiigen 8anf ciuen 2ScdIel
anf SId)t III S120,O0O. 81 leiitete teiue pel=
tdlleuen 3abIungen, er madlte feline 6eocuz
tenOen @apltalS=2tnlagen, uuo Ocunoh iaHo
man teineH nenHCnswertben @elobetrag BEL
lbm, als er arretirt muroe. g8aS er mt Der
5uleet erpdbnteu arOBeu @clOiumme getban
bat, iii Elm 0tatbiel. Seiue groBen Benii=
gereten iou 2ltmOoO erit innerbal5 Der leBten
mouatp ppriibt hohpu
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spe3tal : Noti3ell.
Slid. SSnl,ps sunit 6alleric.

ausseriitct nit Cen beften spliflnen uno elnse'
ribtet nab Den neueiren 8srbeS Sssaassn' OLE nosrz
baupt Die Photographic aufsuueiier bas; sa@.pe 'u
mir. einem seebrten Bublitum bic ersebenfe 1assst
sq mathsn has mein BON in BlltimoretraBe portpla7
bait betanntes 0ci6dlt nnf
4ar. 46, Worr Gbariesffrake,
perfect lit urb als 9unit-@aGerir ib i'm etanoe be>
Enpst, 8ortrais sa eiern, ueltbe RON bet Carte de
visite bis sur aebenssr0Be in gahel er Del AZ
asbulhteii mo ausfipruns Rd,ts H. sulnfden
h0rls laiisu. @ruppsn uerhen in ieoer @ro &c aut
sas 5ee ausselibr; Die beitcn ardite iinS sur ans
fertiauns BON Rbotcsrapbie'n bel uns anaeteat uno
sur 10 rtliden 2lnitlcrn miro bic ausilbrung BON
Eorralta anuertraut. Gdtnns5uon
Eid,are gSaIs1,
lS4-f) 9tr. 49, Horb @barlesffra6e.
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QGbadS.

Der sinsse ancfbetiite Asea,, tuel6cr hurdaus se'
iabrlos lit. g3enn er Don Der p@oItonz 3 9entalz flo.
Citation" sinsssebsn wup, pirb bas 5abn9ssisber
5um 8ersnisen.
8isienisen, mette On Sabnihmerben teiben, fons
nen immer reinss @as, Die eriabrenlen uno seidif.
tenen 3ubndrSte unb edn8lide Greibeit BON Shmers
en- IN uuierem Bureau, Rr. 81, KSeftsSapettea,
nabe Gbarlesfrake, Tnben.
y. Q. gs Iperben fcine 3dbne ausaejooen, tpel6e
ourt Siiluns se'part iuerbeu fonnen. unb aIe Spez
rationen fir bic Grbaltun9 uno ResuIruu9 Der SABINE
meroen init uribcrtrsifltGer 9ei6fidteit OF Sosen.
(UtGri2S. S.1-fF)
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9ie pcrb.iierte uTlorenee" 8 Rabmas
ff,iur-

Die bette Dtaidtue il.t leiobte uno fdbpere Samt-
IienzRdpee en-. Sis bat Die blrupnts rid tel bere
Speiiss nao d ielbt ,l6teRce SpuIiulifa treldun9
unD oauert Idngrr, OILS Joe ontere Yialdine. 2Bub
unter lslbten SeOihsu gen oeltauft i'm
o.r ~b florence d m o.
i6inens ell,1ait,"
{Suli21 ,l2uttef) Ar. 49 Moro Sbarlesffr.
~ BerseIiet nidht, Dag, penn 5emoEo in Guss
5lus fommt, I'M Nl1maiIlucn 81 'ertaulen, ouB
ole Waidne, rpllde bes 4npreiiens eriirien, nibt
mebr perteuhid lino.
sd, perfauls cine oorSisfrde Wtafdtne, ieoo6
Ieite id lie nidt nur9 rle slnSe staot, ooer brau6e
9niie, UNI ite gu pertauien.
3. r. WcGcnnp,
Rr, 1876, sScit Sane peifrfiraBs.
sS- 3neisbireau: Ser. Is. On. Salttmorss
&traBe (i64-D
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tsin &Srfdu.

Gprtngftelb, Maii,, 1s, aus. -
Gin Srfan rate Samita9 friib bon GAIT
2ongmeabom na9 g9il6rabam, Der ales,
mas iid linn auf ieiner fanf Meilen tansen
mad 9tOrboit 9eri9teten Sa6n in ben g8eg
iie1te, Dem GrohnDen slei9 mq6te. Maia
iipe Mauern uub Sen;an tpurben 3erbrO9en
unb na3 aaen 9ii4tnngen nmbergei6ler=
bert.
Gin fiinfjebu &ut1en breiter Streifen 1T
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Sr. Rnbertin,,.

Nr. 10, g ito @utaru 5traBe,
ctroa Ger "SoucorSia"SalIe" grgeniiber,
5ebanoeIt ale 3rdntbeten Der 0arn Sroane 6autz
8tGHtbetcn, tliriltlb beg0nnere iSdqe in biz Iaz
gen; Gronih5e arantbeteu uoH langer 9aucr ganBltd
turlrt no oG5 Sit aus oem Suitem entiCrut 9rdnfz
Der SugeHO berrIbr2H uuo 8eodntniB Sdmdde,
gSIbnTHn, Glt9cmene StbndCbc, orgaulihe Shno.
DE, 3tttern, HlereHidmerSen &C. na fi6 Nebcn uer.
oen lbneu tnrtrt. Or. Robertion itreanlrter ora
ouirter Der uuperttdt uou Nuruano unb Isine iaros
idbriae Grdbrun9 IN Der SeblnoIung iotdber alanfz
2eiten garaHtitt zine ednjtide Nertrunng. 8ureauz
StInoen 8-l2 l9r Dtorgen5, "a ubr J{Qhmntugs
So ubr Ibenos. CWir2qt3T2
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Snnesfafl nurdl QaflaQss

unb GBas su nebmen beabidttsen, iolteu fid1 ubers
5cusen, baB cas 2a1sas, wenn se5orie aemnifrlrt
0iemanren in @ernsften itabet. Gne 9ielenisen,
pelde Den arttei in einem reinen suitanbe fenuen,
miie oieie Soee sun5 ldderiG fnoen. 0snn in Dem
pon R6tfcoe. .pbia aus rapportlrte f5aa iuutoe oas
ib(edt beSanoslte unD ieIr miBbraudte Gas Don ocn
@eihmorcren uon aaem GaOcl in Der Slde freise-
lproden. Bcr nod iraenb .incn 3weifel bcst 8ete
III Gr. @im6cu, yr. 1872, 8eh= 6auette=, ohertalb
Der @utanIirase unn nebme pon iencm relnen irIten
ea6sas, uns wadbe aui lcsne tbcr Die Spce, ba6 es
mosli1er 9Ssiie lrsenO 5emanb idaoen tonne. Sr
sSind,eu siebt es an 20 - 80 Bericnen tdslifb uno
bat bas ieit Sabrcn sethan. Gr bemclt oahurd, oas
oieies 95aS etablirt lit. (WtGrS7,1SD
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Rr. 26 Sibertn=, oberbaIb Der SapcttcfraEe, 90
Ianttr onrd ldn9llbri9e &riabrung in 0opitala upb
BriUatzBrarIss eIue uoaitin09e aar in qr1rtoeItCH
Der 0arn Sr9ane, Ncrcn. 8taie, oes Blutes, res
Salies, Der 5tolt uRo Der 0uut, Sdwdreu uun i5clz
rlsdenoC ablonoeruu9eH u. (. 10. @ine i=iGbriqr
9raHtbut Der oUru Oroane miro in Gaaen turin
III tltbete 5due in Iu0en ourb Inmenbuna bon
eofamtteln. 5unqe Eeutt, burbllubeo tbt,amtettuu
eetb Il. @eiit oeih Udht uno mt yerpenIbUQ6e orQQs
nIter ,SrttriImna, 3ittcrn. 8crtopluna. 6uit9u,
SrutiAmerSen, uoricIti9Cm Serfote 6ts Sufem5 H.
l. m. behatet utrocu raid 9ebeitt uro feline itdoIt=
hen 0ettmittcl oeroronet. 5pr d. Stunoen: BIS 12
2 bis D.. bis nbr; 5ountdus pom 10 bis y llbr
WOlnIttl45 mn0 big o lbr Nhenhs. (lhS-l