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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

ing away to the Governor, be, 1.-THE
Gov. and Slater agreed to d vide time.
And we learn that Slater received a
most uamerciful SHINING at the hands
of the old War Horse
Slater and Ramsdell having an app
pointment at Scott G. II. OH the l4th
the Gov. proceeded to that place,
and the speakers failing to appear, he
addressed large audience, and af-
ter speaking an hour and a quarter
heard that Mr.. Hughes had arrived.
he thereupon informed the audience
he would suspend and give Col.
Hughes an opportunity. Gen. Pride
more was then called upon and res
pended in a speech of half an hour.
Col Hughes then took the stand, and
the Gov. approached hinl and stated
that he had been requested to answer
him. Col. Hughes replied that he
could not meet fresh speakers every
day, and after dragging through a
speech of two hours and quarter, to
kill time, was about retiring when the
Gov. accOsted him and requested that
he stay and hear his reply. but the
Col. elbowed his way through and
passed out, and notwithstanding the
hurried manner in which he left, ONLY
arrived in Bristol three hours in adj
vance of the Gov. who remained and
poured hot-shot into him for twent,
or thirty minutes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
AN OLD WAR HORSE ON. HIS
ROUNDS.

We understand that Gov. McMul-
lin. after returning from his canvass
ing t0nr in EASTERN va. learning of an
appointment made by Messrs. Slater
aud Ramsdell TO address the people
of Russell on the 9TH inst. proceeded
at once 10 the point designated for
the speaking. Arriving there he
learned that Judge Tiller. the Sena-
torial Canv4sser, had an appointments
for the same day The Judges ap-
pointment being first published, he of
c .urse, had the piece .ence aa2 Civ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
KENEpER
WTT'HEEsS
u AN EEX.
EVENT and COMMENT

TIE cotton claims, before the Brit
iSh-American mixed Commission.
based on the assumption that COlum-
bia S. Z. was burned by the command
Of Federal army officers, amounting
to over six million dollars, have been
disallowed.
THE money order clerk in the At
lanta, Ga. p. o. has absconded.
GEORGE Francis Train returned
from Europe last week and havii 6 be
come disguised with this country. ITS
people and politics, has re-einbarked
for that country again. never to re-
turn. God grant that he mey never
return, for this country has been dis
gus el with him for 10, these many
years.
THE elections in Ohio are, as yet,
uncertain. The Republicans claim
nothing. The Democrats claim d
majority for Allen, not exceeding
1000.
BUSINESS is very unsettled in Pan
ANA. The contest between the Cor
rcsso party and the government OF
President Neira continues without
any decided action.
THE death-rate in Memphis, from
yellow Fever. is decreasing but slow
~. We trust that the cold weather
of this week may Lave very bene-
fetal effect.
THERE has been n grand gathering
in Cooper Institute, n. Y, of Inf
dels and Fanatics. under the name o
Free Religionists." God suffers
the wicked to set him at naught now
as in the days of Noah, but his judge
meats will overtake them sooner ol
later, when they will ''cail upon the
rocks and the muuntains 10 fall upor
them and hide them from His ven.
Yence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
IN THE NEW RIVER VALLEY,
INDIAN, W. Va,
October II. 1873.

OctODeF IL, IoI0
After a hundred mile run with
Johnny Eumptcr over the a. NJ.
,E o. Railroad, | found myself in
the first lotel in the mountains of
Virginia. The Banner House, at
Dublin has all the elegance and all
the comfort ;or which the traveller
can long. Mr.. Sidney Painter is
my beau ideal of hotel keeper,
and he has erected near the ashes
of the former one, beautiful three
story building, which has been
painted and fitted up in style
which causes one to feel solicitude
lest anything SO pleasant cannot
last long in a country where dis
comforts have been so lrng-lived.-
His table is a downright luxury
A gentleman who has just made
the tour of both continents remark
ed to me that he had seen nothing
comparable to it, in all that goes to
make one comfortable. Me6srs.
Trotter & Co. ran their four-horse
coach before the Banner House
door, and mounting with the driver
we were off for Red Sulphur
Springs. The morning was lovely,
the air was pleasant and the scenery
grand. Autumn, with his golden
fingers, had been busy on all the
hill-tops, and it seemed as if the
purple n,ists had drifted southwark
before the polar breezes until they
had pitched their tents upon the
mountain ranges in all the royalty
of Indian Summer. O"er the gray
curves OF Cloyd's mountain, around
the emerald base of Angels Rest,
and down the rich alluvial plains
which border New River, we swept
until We had made the grand pass
of the Narrows and found ourselves
scudding silently across the pretty
eddy at Hobbs Ferry. A glance
up stream revealed one of the fin
est bits of scenery TO be found in
Virginia. | shall not venture to
describe the august suhlimity' OF
Natures handiwork, visible in these
mountain wonders, which stand
there in the silence of their lasting
iuterview, expanding their curves
from the stream below, far into the
heavens above. To me, it looked
as though the angels, in their as
cending and descending missions,
covered them with a dim and mvs,
terious royalty, which is more clos
quent of heavens lcreliness than
can tell. Ileavc them kissing the
skies and speaking the majesty of
eternal silence.
"From the sublime to the ridden
lous there is you know the rest.
We had scarcely landed on the 9th
or shore when our eyes were attrac-
ted by decayed chair beneath
hlackened and orer-han.:ing cliff
near the roadside, where, i'll 1866,
/ remember to have seen an inpro-
vised Internal Revenue office, KEEP:
by a wal scion who could take the
oath. He had his table and writing
APPARATUS of rustic outfit near fire
Of drift-Tood, and was waiting for
some iiupeclu.ious rob, who, content
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
RAIL ROAD POLICY

See our letter from West Virginia,
and therein read the result which fol
lows, the turning of our road over to
radical corporations beyond the State.
Pass over to Col. Scott. the Key to
Virginia and in six months there will
not be on our A. N. & o. r. r a man
who can claim Virginia as his birth
place. but our young men can sim
ply 60 west, Note these things fei-
ow citizens of Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
Fate of an Investigator.

A youth emulous of the fame OF
Dickens recently attempted to explore
some of the dens OF poverty and
wretchcdness in London. lie visited
some of the riverside haunts OF the
Rogue RiderhoOd class, and having
managed to scrape acquaintance with
two of the natives, was ersuaded to
accompany them home that they
might show him what he wanted They
led him through a labyrinth of dingy
courts into a house and here, while
one of them held the luckless youth
on the ground, the other anointed his
head with mixture of cOal-Oil and
molases' and afterward covered him
with -four. The whole neighbOrhood
collected 20 see the fun, and all join
ed in pelting their victim from their
domain with every kind of filthy mis-
sile. The young man has concluded his
investigation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
THE RUN UPON LEVY BROTHERS
For Cheap DRY GOODS is on the increase

ALL ana w IN En- LIN GOODS
trade.
TON SOC. per pound.
WHITE. GRAY land FANCY STOCK.
ING YARN.
COATS and CLARK'S COTTON at
re. per dozen.
WHITE and COLORED CARPET
WARP.
Large>size CALICO COMFORTA,
BLES at 81 80 worth So.
MAkSEILLS QUILTS at 81 sold at
Sc week ago.
WHITE and COLORED BLANK.
Els. in all sizes and qualities
LACE CURTAINS aud NOTHING
HAM LACES for curtains.
WINDOWSHADES in endless va.
riety,
Yard-wide UNBLEACHED COTTON
TON at 10c. par yard.
Yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at
12i and 15c. per yard. -
PILLOW-CASE COTTON at I6Ic
per yard.
Full WIDTH UNBLEACHED
SHEETING at Soc. per yard worth
40c.
FULL WIDTH BLEACHED SHEE-
TING at 35c, worth 45c. per yard.
BED>TICK from 10 to Soc per yard.
CHEVI0T SHIFTING at I6ge.
worth 25c. per yard.
STRIPED WOOL and COTTON
HOSE, for Children in great va
riety.
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
for men, women and children.
Superior KID.GLOVES at 81,
STAMPED NIGHT-GOWNS aud
CHEMISE YOKES. RANES, also
stamped.
TOILET MATS, PILLOW SHAMS
and SHEET SLAMS.
HUCKBACK TOWELS from 81 so
to 50 per dozen.
TABLE CLOTHS, pure linen. two
yards long. for 81 worth 81 so
FRlNGED NAPKINS at so and 7jc
per dozen worth 15c. aud 81
4 large stock of CLOTHS, CASSI-
EERES. CORDUROY FESTINGS
TWEEDS. and JEANS.
WHITE, RED, GRAY, BLUE.
STRIPED, and PLAID FLAN-
NELS.
DOMESTIC and SCOTCH GING,
HAMS
BOULEVARD HOOP. and BALNO,
Raj SKIRTS.
BUSTLES of the latest styles at re-
duced prices.
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES
and FROCK WAISTS
WHITE GOODS and LINENS of
every description.
TRAVELLING SATCHELS. BAS-
KETS, TRUNKS, and SHAWL
STRAPS.
Laurel D." yard wide IN
BLEACAED COTTON at 12Ic.
per yard
Thousands of articles not enumera-
ted in this advertisement Goods re-
ceived by every steamer and express.
Prompt attention given to orders. -
Only one price and cash on delivery
are our terms. Our country friends
will find that they can make a great
save by sending their orders direct to
as.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

in order to kill it. The monkey died
ten minutes afterward. 1t was al
most a miracle that the child was
saved from frightful mutilation.-
NetC York Mdii, lin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to
$3.50 per yard.
BRILLIANTINES from Csc. to 81. so
per yard
FANCY MOHAIR and PLAID Dress
GOODS at 25c. worth 35c, per
ward.
TYCOON REPS for ladies' and gen.
tlemen's dressing gowns.
COLORED ALAPACS from % to SOC
per pard.
ENDLESS CLOTHS, SATTEENS.
and CASHIERS in all qualities.
DIAGONAL TWILLS and SERGES.
TEHERAN SUITING;
BRAHMA CLOTH.
PERSIAN FANCIES.
CAMEL'S HAIR SERGES;
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERINOS.
BOMBAZINES and TAMISE;
WASHPOPLINS at 15c. worth Csc
per yard.
AUSTRALIAN GRAPE at SOC worth
75c per yard.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS in all
quantities:
REDINGOTES of the latest styles;
CH1LDREN'S READY-MADE suits
e..rried over from last year will be
sold at one-half the cost;
WATERPROOF CLOTH, in all the
new shades, from 81 to 50 per yard
HAWKS in great variety. at much
below last seasons prices;
HEMP. VENETIAN, TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS. INGRAM and THREE
Fly CARPETS
RUGS, MATS, and OIL~BLOTHS ct
great bargains:
HAMBURG EMBROIDERED Ed
GINGS and INSERTINGS from
12kc. to So per yard-many styles
being just about one half the reg
ular prices
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at SOC.
per dozen worth $l.5O.
LADIES LINEN COLLABS tr mined
with ValenceineS edging at 81 per
dozen worth 25c. apiece.
GENTS RECHERCHE COLLARS
at 6Gc. per dozen, regular price 81
so.
NECK RIBBONS fer ladies, from
Csc. TO Sl.25.
RUFFLES in all the latest styles at
very low prices.
LACE AND MUSLIN BARBES In
great variety.
LEATHER BELTS in all STYLES and
qualities
SEWING-MAGHINE OIL, the best
quality, at 15c per-hOttle.
MACHINE NEEDLES, for the lea
ding sewing machines. at 40 and
SOC for a paper of ten needles
LADIES' READY-MADE GAR
MENTS in great variety and at
great bargains.
PILLOW-CASE LACES at SOC. zoe.
and 81 per dozen yards.
CROCHET EDGING at 15c. for Il
piece of twelve yards worth DC per
yard.
IMITATION EMBROIDERY Edging
at Soc. for piece Of twelve yards
sold everywhere at 10c per yard.
COTTON YARNS, all Lumbers from
4 to II. at 81 90 per pad or bundle
Of five pounds.
UNBRLEACHED KNITTING COT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
The Locomotive Engineers with
Regard to Strikes.

LeCS CIV w NSAAhS'
In the annual address deliT cred by
Mr.. Charles Wilson, of Cleveland,
Ohio, before the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, which assem-
bled in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
he stated that his organization con>
den,n d he rike during c, past year
of MoberIy Division. No. Sc, the
members of which were engineers on
the St. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern Railroad. Alter carefully inyes-
tigating the matter the brotherhood
had been compelled to suspend the
charter of that division. Moreover.
that the organization opposed strikes ,
and that none could occur in any
division without the consent of the
majority of all the subdivisions OF
the brotherhood That as regards
wages be thought the main obstacle
to Advance WAS i'll the engineers
themselves.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

The citizens Of Baltimore have
raised purse of $500 for DIR. Nun
sey's family. This speaks well foI
Baltimore. Dr., Munsey has seen
better days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
Total l2.OJo Gifts, All Cash.
..ss.- a.

( TOTAL I2.Op 1ifts. Az taSh-
Amounting tO--..----..-.----.-.--.si SOC, Oe0
The dIs'TibutIon viii be positive, whether all
the tickets ars sold moi, and the l2,0gO gifts all
paid in prOI0ft-nn TO the tickets sod-sll unsoid
tickets being Destroyed. at the FirSf and Seeosd
Concerts, ziid Tot represented in the drzwing.
PRICE OF TICKETS. d"
Whole tickets $50 Halves SIS: Tenfhs, or each
Coup pom IS; Elsrn " hole Tickets for 500 p p
Tickets for 81. o0U; IL whole Tickets for 5000 ;
~ " hole Tickets for SO 0Oo- No discount on
less than $500 worth Of Tickets at a time
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert, well the satisfaction E;EOn BY the FIRST
and Second. makes il only necessary TO announce
the FourthtO insure tie prompt sale Of every
Ticket. Tie Fourth Gift Concert will be eOndue-
ted in all it, details like the Third \ ID full par
tieulars may he learned from eiTru lars. which will
be sent frse from this Office TO all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale. 3nd all orders ae-
oompSnicd by the money promptly filed Liberal
terms gwen 70 those who buy to sell again
THOS. T.. BRAHLETTE.
Agent Publ. Libr Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building. Louisville, Kr.
August Sim
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
COLLEGE

The next Session will begin on the
first Thursday in september.
A Preparatory Department has been
organized for the accommodation OF Stu
dents who are advanced beyond the
studies usually taught in our common
Schools, but who are not yet prepared
to enter the Regular College Glasses.
For terms and particulars see catalogue
or apply to Rev. J. d. Tadlock or Prof.
Winston.
jury Is 1S73-2m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

1000 Bus. New Crop Orchard Grass
lUUUSped.
1000 Bus. New Crop Herds Grass Seed,
500 Bus. New Crop Timothy Seed.
500 Bus. New Crop Randall, or Va.
Blue Grass Seed.
500 Bus. New Crop Clean Western
Glover Seed.
Sept 9-tf LEE & TAYLOR BROS,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gf
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 3, Ts5s
SA,5OO.OOO.
list OF GIFTS I.

divided iEto Il coo es<h fis will ne distributed
by lot zn,'Iig tho ticket Eolders. The Numbers OF
the tickets 10 be drawn from wheel by blind
children md the c ifs from another
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-10-21

NEW BOOK n$w Ts 5s s HI agents EN- bI EGRs
MARCH, d. D.. author "Aight scenes in the Ri
ble'' and "Our Fathers HOUSE." OF which nearly
10000 copies OF each sold. Send for Tcular
ZlSGaER MCURDY, SIS Aarch ct PHiladel-
hia, Pa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25

70. /. Der Tel6tigteit iunerbalb beg 6oIs
3es] in Dampf su3ui6reiben. 8enn
bteie Seu6tigfett rei6lt6 borbanoen
lit, tuic i'm 0tat ober anfangs Suli,
3~erbOrftet unb trennt bic 8raft unb
Utense bes 0ampfes ni9t NUT Die
S9i@ten un6 St6ern, %ionbern retBt AUDI
BEN Stamm in Stide ooer einen She'll
oefelben ab, no iie bic sr0Bte Wta6t
austbt nno ben ~9erinsiten Wtberftano
filbet. un6 tpemn bic 10 pl0Bli6 entz
ltanoene Dampinenae 9ertn9er tit tpegen
Der trodeneren 8ei6afenbeit bes Oams
pies 0ur6 tortpGbrenoe 8erounftnng
Ooer Notwithstanding, 10 miro fetne
duBerli6e Spur bes 8ltbi6lages ft6t>
bar letn; bod Derben Die 8latter mad
tpeltgen 3agen pelten, neil Der Stanm
unfdbi9 gemadt lift BEN 8ebari au;us
fiibren lnb Der Baum tptrb entipeDer
tbetIneiie ober gang abiterben. Snbeiien
f0nnen i6nd6ere Gntlaoungen aud
obne ale gerIebnus ober 8ei6dbisung
tn feu9tem Stamm binnnter selettst
tDer0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25

bie ale nit Der gerii6erlno abaefertiot
purben, 0oB ni6ts Sfft3teIes barber
befannt fei.
9as Staatsbepartement 1T eifrig ba>
nit bei6dftigt, ben amertfaniI6en Gba>
rafter be5 vBirgintus" allBer Srage at
~itelen, uub Die 8eipeiie bafir Dem @ez
ia1loten SiGles all bic 6anb 31 geben.
9ieie Srage lit bes6alb felt mebrerelt
&agen Der @egenitanO elmer griinoli9en
ul1terln6ung in S9abantSoepartemett
9etpelen.
SIS liegt our6ans fem @rnn6 ,u ben
@lalLben Dor, OaB, mas. ben 0tegiiter bes
vGtrgtntus" betrtfft, ni6t Nles in Sros
l1lng lei, u1t0 bat Der S6dbamtsiefretdr
BEN StaatSiefretdr bierpon in &euntniB
9ele5t unO Die Nbi6riften Der jeirem
0ampfer ett6eilten Yaptere benz &abinet
in 0e1ien b~elttiger Stbung borgelegt.
9ieielbe mar Die lGn9fte, ole unter@ralts
NOminiitratton itattgefunben 1tllO mar
auSlGlieBlt6 ber brennenoen Srage 9e7
tptomlet.
lleber bic Gnti6ei6uns SIT ipelder
man gelartgte, beOba6ten Die &abinetss
mit9lie6er DaS ttefite S6weigen.
0te Eegierung bat nod tetne Sepe>
1den erbalten, meL6e Die Jta6ri9t bon
eine1n Bruu1 atpilGen unlerem Yertreter,
Sen. SiGles, ul,o benz ipaitii6en Wintz
tier bes @u5tpGrtt9en beitdttgen. @benio
tDenig bat itb bis iebt Die 0ta6ri6t BON
etnem ~5tpeiten 2lttentat auf ben @riteren
beltdttgr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25
Ste gnMLOnIer Cats.

81 btele 0rt @Gn1e uripriiu9lt6 tbreR
Namen bon Soulomie on oer @aronne
in Tranfrei9 fibrt, mo Die Sebern nn6
bic @dnieIeberzB afteten bebeutenbe6a ns
6eIsarttfel 1in6, lit i6tper gu beftimmen.
6terber fam bteie Sans aus @nglat1o,
mo- tie 9e19Gbt tutrb tpe9en ibrer borrenz
BEN @roBe unb bas 8aar oft bic S9pere
BON 60 9funb errei6t. Wtan ia9t, baB
Rreuauneen oieler 2lrt nod gr0Ber Der>
Sen, ais 6as refine 8oublut, un6 Bel
Qusftenunsen, no Bretie fir Die grOBte
Sans ireenb elmer STAGE ausseieBt itnb,
qetpinnen 6iefeIben 9etpObnlt9 iol9e
BaftarDe. 8ts iebt tptr6 Die Sonloule
Sans ni9t bieI bier gu 2anoe 9e5i9tet,
ftets aber brtngt tie etnen Yrets; iun9e
@Gn1e foften i'm Serbt $25 6as Baar.
Die Sans lift 9rau, nit r6tbli6em
S6nabeI nn6 SUB; BITE 6aut an gals
mn6 Baud bdn9t in SaIten uno i9letft
bGufig iogar auf benz Booen. Sic lit
iebr fru6tbar un6 Ie9t 5utpetIen atpet
9ubenb @ter. Sic pflegt ni6t eben gut
All fiBen nnb man nimmt Iieber anbere
@Gnle o6er Sii1ner gum Nusbriten Der
@ier. I'm m69lt6It 9roBe @remplare au
sii6ten, Iege man nur 4 @ier Mnter Elm
5ubn, Iafie bieie friib3eitis ausbriiten
muO ~fittere bic Sun9en ale bret Stuns
ben, tpdbren6 bes Gags. Sol6e @rtraz
8flege lobnt fi6, tpenn man ettpas 9lu=
Beroroentlt6es nieuei6t as eiuer Nusz
1teunng auf5ieben ptue
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25

BaIeSte's: 2eben S6iuers,
onertnnntermaBen bic bette, 9riinbIt6its
u11b geiitretdite 9arfteIlun9 bes 2ebens
unieres groBen oeuti9en N~otional6t6z
ters. Der 2~n6enprets bteIes bor3iigliz
den Werfes, 70 tuie Der l1eberiebuus Der
6eriibmtem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25
aera1ik ,mo Der gsa,4tet.

Seber, Ser einen Baum unterin9t bat,
in mcl9en Der 8lib gei6lagen bat, tpIro
nt6t nur Die 8enerfung gema9t babe1t,
mie Sic 9ol3i6t6ten in Stretten BON
einanoer g%ertiien iinb, ionoern aI9 pie
Srodenbett nn6 8ri6tgfctt Der 9ol3z
maiie bemerft baben, ais OBJ oielelbe ets
mem D0rrpro3eB in einem Ofsn ausge>
iebt 9emelen mdre. 9ieielbe lit Der aus
genbLtdlt9eu ltntpanolung oeS Oates
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25

oes Nusipdrtigen bate, Derbat it6 6tefer
be1ien Ginmt16un9 in oas, mas ct cine
Observation-Disclosures 3tpiiden Spa>
nien ltn0 ben SeerGubern beS yGirgt>
MUS" nannte.
Stdles bat erflGrt, baB er in Submit
nur nod itret9 antli6e Be5ieDungen
gum Wtniitertunt nl1terbaltel1 tperoe.
Die Spal1ter MAIDEN Die Ser. Staten
fir ben Q~lufltauo auf Gu6a beranttports
lid.
Ser @eianbte bdIt eineu Grieg nit
Spanten fit l11Dernei0lt6, oa oas Wi>
niiterium tetne 13u9eitdnoutlie MAIDEN
moue. Oie 9tnbtfalen nebmen fir bic
um%erifanil0e Init6t BON oer Sa6la9e
Yartet.
8aDonne, 81. Roo.
9on Nlp6onie, Der Bruoer bes DON
Carlos, lit gum Observation-Disclosures Der
carliitil1eu StrettfrGfte ernannt mor6en.
Sn Ser 8rOptn5 Nlmerta iou etn @ez
fe9t 3tpiI6en 6en &arltiten l1lto ben Ge7
publtfanern it%attgefunben baben, in iDels
dem 400 ser lebteren getD6tet oOer gefanz
gen genon1mett iplroet.
Mabrt6, 81. gtop.
9ie v8olttica" i6reibt, onB int 6oloe
Der 0emitblt1lgen oeS brtttlcDen 0el1ll07
ten 2aDaro Sen. SidleS leine 8orbereiz
tungen 3ur 9tiiGfebr na6 Walbtn9ton
unterbro1en sat.
@s ge6t bier bas @erii6t, baB Gartaz
eena al f%apitulircn beabli6tige. Sn btee
fem Safe pirOe oaS @el6naoer, mel6es
iene Stabt gegeripGrtt9 bcla9ert, IN Ell
mem 2rtege nit ben Ser. Staaten perz
penobar ietn.
StaIten.
81 o. ut 20. gfoo.
9er Gapit empftn9 beute Die ausldnz
bil0en StuDenten, ipeI6e III Tolge Der
S0lieBun9 Der reli9i0ien Snititute tn1
8egriff ite9cn, in ibre 6eimatD 3uriidz
sutebreu. 81 Wnrnte bie a~merifani16en
SIngltnge OBJ Den Wefabren Der vfait 81
grOBeu" Sreibeit, wel6en iie gu !6auie
alsgelebt ietn tpiirOen, 5og aber alalei6
cine 8aroQeIe 3pil6en Der unabbdn8i9s
felt, ipel6er itb Die Gir6e in Alnerita
e%rfreue, uno ben GerfOl9un9en, Denen
iie I'M beuti0eu Jtet6e ausgeieBt lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25
StnIteM+
NcW 0orf.
Mefn Wnrf. q. SO

Sem yOrf, q. NoD.
O1ebenburg, Yrall Il So, Setoefabri1
fallter bon Yaterion, u. S., loncn init
500, 900 8erbtnoli6feiten ii9 iniolpsnt
erflGrt baben.
Ttnan5telIes.
@aultroBe lit beute wieber iebr fart
an &rtegsfteber. Die GOurie fttegen uno
lanfen, ie no6bem Die Jta6ri0ten aus
8albington louteten. 9aS @Oloaaio
belt natiirIi0 nit Der Nufrc9ung
S6ritt.
@elb gu 1ll6@7gro3cnt. ~NusldnOii@er
0ehielcourS nteDriger SIT IS fit 90 Sage
uro 81 fir fur3e Si0twe6lel.
@Olo ltteg auf lO3 1np lhloB 5u los.
S6uloi6etne (Bonds)
Der 3e9ierung i0lOiien felt nno in gutter
9ta0frage.
NiSfr 1ntiret1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-25
Mtr 1l0tiren:

Autbet1s seine (Stocks).
@ourie b09lt m1bsItdnoi9. 9as
6aupt9ei6Gft tDar in Seltern Union,
sc. .. @entral, Safe Sbore, Wabaib,
6arlem uno 9anama. 6arlem ma
Ber9em0bnli9 feit uno itieg auf ll24.
QSir notiren II. ~: