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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11
IMPORTANT.
circular to Revenue collectors from
State Comptroller Burch.

CoEPTRoLLER's OFFICE. I
NASHVILLE, November &, 1873. !
To the tax-colleetors and ehairmen Of the
county courts of the state:
In answer 10 inquiries from different parts
OF the state, issue this circular:
First-It is the duty of each tax-colectoI
''tO indOrse upon his taX-bOOks the date Of the
payment OF each tax therein" whether that
payment be made to-day or a year hence.
second 1t Is the duty Ofeach taX-coilectOr tC
make to the Judge or chairman Of the county
court a monthly statement, showing the sg-
gregate taxes which have been paid during
the month, and an abstract Of the repori
snail be furnished 10 the comptroller by the
county court clerk. I would suggest that each
tax collector make his first statement up to
ceives his tax-bOOks, though a full month
have not elapsed; then afterward up TO the
first day Of each succeeding month. This
Will give system to the reports OF the tax
collectors OF the state.
Third-The sum OF ten per cent. upon the
amount collected during the month by any
rax-cOuectOr viii be inn posed upon him for
each month be fails or refuses to pay over the
money collected by him
FouIth-As the poIl-tax is levied exclusive
= for schOOl-purpOses, II must be returned 50
that il can be credited on the books Of this
Office TO the school fund, separate and apart
from the general State lakes. If the taX-cOl-
IecJor makes his payments to State deposit
Ory, his receipts should state distinctly what
he has paid in poll and what on state tax.
Flfth-With the ten per cent. tax on prop
erty for school purposes, the comptroller has
nothing to do. No report OF II should be
made 10 him. IJ is paid 10 and distributed by
the county trustee. JOHN {. BURCH,
Comptroller.
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NOTICE.
TO The PUBLIC,

The Board Of Directors have decided to open
their SECOND GRAND EXPOSITION on the
eighteenth OF November 70 the tenth of fDecem-
Der, Inclusive, in response to the general wish
Of the community, and as an earnest token of
returning prosperity and confidence. A Lib
eral expenditure Of money and industry had
already prepared rs to open promptly on the
first Of October last, but the cause which
forced us 70 postpone has not only departed
but leaves a recuperative spirit among our
people, who desire to show our sister cities
that energy can conquer misfortune.
A large POWER HALL, with boiler, engine,
shafting and pullies, has been erected, and a
magnificent FLORAL TEMPLE, well covered
with glass roof, and arranged so as to supply
all the artificial heat that may be necessary, is
now ready 10 receive plants and flowers; and
although the season is late and opportunity
unfavorable, yet that department is in the
hands of expert and competent gentlemen,
who viii make magnificent display. a
winter flower garden is perhaps a much more
pleasing spectacle than a summer one, and
we have every assurance that the entertain
ment Will be unsurpassed.
An ORCHEsrRION has been imported at
great expense, and viii discourse a large share
Of music at all times.
The whole building has been Overhauled, re-
painted, newly decorated and well appointed,
with every convenience to please and enter
tain the visitors. With a view TO the season,
arrangements Will be perfected to keep the
temperature pleasant and comfortable day
and night. s. MIMIC STAGE, with appropriate
scenery, has been erected, which viii add 70
its charms during the season. Interesting and
entertaining Tableaux, PanOramas, Concerts
and other novelties viii be produced every
night.
The fine ART GALLERY will be newly fitted
up, and attract large share Of attention.
In the interest Of our city and country We
appeal to the hberality Of our friends and the
citizens OF Memphis especially, for their gem
erous patronage and hearty cooperation.
Goods will be received at any time and AZ
ranged for display.
Arrangements have been made for RE-
DUCED FARE AND FREIGHT on all Railroads,
Steamboats, and Express Lines.
n. II. JONES, Pres't.
ED. BURKE PICKETT, Sec'y.
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GREEN-BROoKs-O the eth instant, by
Rev. David Walk, pastor OF Linden street
Christian Church, Mr.. WILLIAM GREEN and
Miss ALICE J. BROOKS.
CRosSETT- TT-sIMs-November 10, 1878, at the
residence OF Mr.. a. F. Cannon, Mr.. J. j.
CRossErr, OF Brinkley, Ark, and Miss MARY
B SIMS, of Holly Springs, Miss, by Rev. J. H.
Priddy.
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SALOON FOR SALE

A No. saloon, with complete fixtures and
lease, in the best locality Ia the city, north
west corner OF Market and Main Streets Pri-
vate bids will be received by CARBERY
& CASEY, 359 Front street, TO p. m, on the
olarrartf "a instant
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC,

S%The yellow-fever having ceased in our
and the public that we have opened with an
extra large stock, which we viii offer 70 the
trade at lowest market figures.
LOEWENSTINE BROS,
M 7et MeuDI1fS Tar.-s
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25s Boyer VS. Turnage; 2j9 Pierce VS. VS. Miller;
go Robbins VS. Mills; 26l, Fllliam VS. Manning;
~ Schoonover vs. Csldweili 2sS, Nicely VS.
Miller; 26S, Hopton VS. Gilliland; 272, Peacocke
vs. Thomas; n, Perkins VS. Todd I;
90, Searcy vs. Searcy; "a, Union
bank OF Tennessee VS. Dickins: ZIG;
Jackson insurance company VS. Partee; (;
al, Clay VS. Jackson Insurance company; 27S,
Kaufman vs Taylor; 80, Haley VS. Nance; -,
Blood VS. Hartley; 2S3 Robinson VS. Tafie; 2Sl
Graham VS. Meacham; 2S5 Stettheimer vs.
Kaufman; 2S6, Myers VS. Lasli; 2SS, Cash
vs. Bolton; 29O, Barnes VS. Prentice; 2sl,
Apperson VS. Davie; 222, Memphis life and
general insurance company VS. Lincoln;
2S, woodward vs. Brooks; 29I- Mays
vs. Pugh; @5, Baker VS. Flood; &s,
Milton VS. Hopton; 800, Swift VS. Hoimes;
302, Rayner VS. kayner; sos, Scruggs VS. WalKea- !;
500, Poston vs. Walker BIO, Scruggs VS. w alker; ;
81, Hayes VS. Walker 3lS, Davis VS. Peplow;
30, Watson VS. Mckinney; 3F, Reid vs. Reid )
$40, Yerger VS. Aiken; $40, Brown VS. Galloway;
81, Hilliard VS. Galloway.
First Cireufs Court-HefsIseIf Judge.
This morning a pro {ornaa call of one hun
dred and fifty triai cases viii be made, begin
ming at the first case on the docket, for the
purpose Of allowing the attorneys and parties
iifigant 10 set them for trial on any day dur
ing the terms after Monday next. A calendar
of causes viii not be arranged and a perempt-
Ory call Of the trial docket had until next
Tuesday, when the court Will proceed with
the regular business of the term. In the mean
time court Will try such cases as the counsel
may agree TO present, Saturday being regular
The appearance and reference dockets and
new cases, including appeals on the trial
docket will be called Monday, when the
plaintiff in any unliugated case so called,
may have judgement, unless the defendant or
his counsel shall state TO the court, or it shall
appear from the pleadings that there Is
meritOrious defense.
W. L. Clapp, Esq, was admitted TO practice
yesterday as an attorney at law, and his
name enrolled as such.
sscand Circnft COur-HaIsey Judge
This Court convened yesterday. Hon.
Irving Halsey, judge, presiding. Eigh-
teen Jurors were mpanneled and the re-
reference docket called through. Cases Nos.
7, 90, 92 127 I36 2ll, 3A and S52 on said docket
prosecute but the order may be set aside upon
proper showing. The appearance docket Will
be called to-day. Garnishees summoned TO
answer at this term will also be heard. To-
morrow the calling of the appear
ance docket viii be concluded.
on Thursday the cases appealed from
magistrates to the present term Will be
called when counsel will be required to state
on honor whether they have good cause OF
action or defense. On Friday and Saturday
a calendar OF fifty cases will be set for each
day. Monday next is motion day, and on each
Monday during the term motions Will be
heard. The rule requiring plaintns IN ap-
peal cases TO give security for costs is sui IN
force.
SECOND Chancery Court, walker, Chan
eeIiOr.
VIII meet this morning at half-past nine
o'clock. Regular motion day.
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NOTICE.

- No change viii be made in the business
Of this firm in consequence Of the death Of
Mr.. Newton Ford. The bu -iness viii be con-
tinued as heretofore under the same firm
name. FORD, PORTER 4 co.
Novern Der 8, 1873. nos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

The Daily Appeal has q larger cireu
IasiOn than ali the other Memphis daily
papers combined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

DIR. =. :. JOHNSON has returned 10
MS medical disDensary, ~ Main street, up-
stairs, where be can De found al ali hours, al
tending the afflicted with the various dis
eases Of the urinary organs. Sc advert--
ment on the third page.
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NOTICE.

eSAH COnstsblesa and Special Deputies nav-
ing distress warrants In their hands fssusu Il
from the Office of Railroad Tax Col. .ector Will
please make returns at once.
B. r.. DUNCAN.
Railroad Tax Collector.
per C. M. PosuAr. Deputy,
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ATTENTION SOUTH MEaPHIANS.
Meats, Game. Vegetables. Fish. Oy sseFs-
Best Articles at Lowest RaIes.

MI. Oppenheimers swhO has become famous
as the keeper OF hrst-claSs meat and vegeta-
bic stores, has re-Opened the large establish
ment, at the corner Of fernando and Vance.
and IS prepared TO supply every body with
fresh meats, game, vegetables, fish and oysters
Having long experience in the business be
is enabled to select the very best articles that
come to Memphis. He viii sell at lowest rates,
aud deliver goods al any point in the city
without extra charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11
PESTILENCE.

A cure and sure preventive. DIR. McCabe's
Renowned Medicsted Blacl berry Brandy has
acquired such high reputation for the speedy
eure of all bowel affections, that unprincipled
scamps have resOrted 70 every reprehensible
device 70 steal its reputation, and thus perpe-
trate a fraud on the public by using similar
bottles with similar labels 20 the wel-known
genuine, diled with trash, deleterions to life
and health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

Our City and Country Customers.
ON account of sickness we could not MI
" any orders up to the present time. On
Monday next, October 9th, all orders on hand
viii be filed, and shall continue TO do so with
all those that Will favor us with their parOnages
ocI9 5. KAUFMAN q BRO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at
248 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

a SPECIAL communication of Leila q
IA Scott Lodge, No. 2S9, viii be held XH
tins TUESDAY, evening, November w
II, 1873, at o'clock, for work in the e. A
degree.
All K. As are fraternally invited.
By order. VIM. FRANK, Acting W. NJ.
RDw. GOLDSMITH, Secretary. noll
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NOTICE.

- Mrs. E. c. Tucker will reopen the MEM
phis Female Seminary, at ll6 Court street,
on MONDAY, 18th Instant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

w. z. MITCHELL's night-schoOl, 303
Third street, commences Monday. NOV. 3d.
FREgR oysters received daily by Vic
tor ID. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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QTEBEC, November 10.-Letters from
the island of Anticosta represent the
population in a starving condition. The
government has dispatched a steamer
with DrOvisiOn for them.
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yesterday from the Brooklyn navy
yard. It is reported another discharge
will take place on the fifteenth instant.
The a.n-Ifnr ann- Anna.. Aenn..d..nr
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LOWELL, MASS, November "A
boy named Curtin, only ten years
old, on trial for murder, has been found
guilty of manslaughter, and the sentence
was suspended in order to give the
selectmen of the town wherein the kill
ing occurred time to consent that the
boy shall be sent to the reformatory
school.
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4 Couple of Numbering Robbers Ar
Rested

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 9.-Twc
Of the men engaged year and half
ago in robbing the Columbus, Ken
tucky, bank and numbering the cash
ier, an affair which created great excite
ment in the State at the time, have been
caught in Maine, and will be brought to
Kentucky on a requisition of Governor
Leslie. for trial.
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neterminea IncendIarism.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, November To-
Notwithstanding the fact that three sup
posed incendiaries are now in cutOdsy,
another incendiary fire took place last
night at Canastota. The people there
are greatly excited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

ST. LOUIS, November 1O.-James H.
Lucas, one of the wealthlest citizens of
st. Louis, died late last night from the
effects of paralytic stroke received four
years ago. He was seventy-three years
old, and left property estimated at from
eight to ten million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-11

CINCINNATI, November 10.-A fire at
Parkersburg, West Virginia, yesterday,
destroyed Oderbert's oil refinery. Loss
twenty-five thousand dollars; insured
for nine thou and, equally divided
WI .ara:.ae
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LONDON, November 10.-ExceptiOnal
rates for an advance of from ten to thir-
teen per cent. have been charged at the
bank of England, and on the streets to-
day there are many rumors of failures.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-01

ofu!m bsults. aIs wOue sr bic s.r..
sef'tammtrn. Der Rtan brand.
tsr@terltn unS Der Rssen ltoe pon s,n
Da@trn tn Str5msn. Das mar "a
re&t pas Uettsr, nie 20 flo tisnst. ~ ~
stnsm qnfsrnehmsn folder Dirt. bas eSs n
ss s1@1 tasuf nnb bas f&arfe Dor b,S
enplth, ale btrsits gaitt,rpoh, =.
mar. 3etsisn iiG bic prd ,idbt.r am a,r~
tier, bic bsa uap Iodeub etn y,r(d,mors.
men sntgsssnifrablten.
Nun mar fein Sdumsn. stofh IA.
gen ots Stiesn bur& Ianaes 0orisu .r.
maosfsn Ndunsr ttnab In bi. Stabt
sne 'anai0m ,cs pts @6aar BEN 9.rs
oman uno . lstls. ba6 ntdbt .inmoI 90
o.r otaei itlbit Ssmane BON bsusn "a "a
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ten. etsnfo unb.msrft fom,n a, an
eas ator. Sslmrib bate Bort a.bsJ.
ten. VI 0ffnsts lsfs. ss1,ia Is,.
nu tOlstsn ibm tfbt gum ,w,ii.n abOr.
AUG oisb wurbe ss6fnst. Das sritts.
wslmts In bsn sistutlidbsn Wnrobos
fueris, mar sin 3aattor. bas In arie,
esns,stfen nts tsraba.Io0tn unrb..
Sts tantn nun In pts Burg.
eln Spruns 3urdd rrttst tbu sor s,m
Stob-absr 5uslsi& trifft Elm 5i.b nit
osm S@wsrbte ben gsrrudbtsn. bas sr
ro4tlnp ntseerair,t.
"Was 8ibi bas Z" fdbrie NIT .iu,r
Oonnsrltimms ter Dcmprcta. ala Or
pt'S nnp e's bswahnsisn gdrasr win.
sens srtsnni. ..Sinssr, babt ibr eu,r,s
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gen eutrfn 5errtu2'
Sbns &k bsnn bic Uaff.p fell.
ten. puresn aus esfanaen asuomm,u
unp etnislwttft ibnsa In Bic atu,r o,.
eradt, nae um 70 Isidbter mar. ais pi,
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Ssrifanessfrdfte b,raubt par,u.
pftns ipou,e fGon tinauieriuo,u uue
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Sloistt uno bas ftinsr Rtdbtt f.t: obtr
stn 1inssr fa6te ton bet ber SduIt,r
uno frdsts, itn bsrb ftiiteInb. Of ,r ,t.
ma an0 um etn QUARTER I'm 8rll,ee
perlsssu fst! Or fole R& liiae uue be.
1stesn baltsn. iona f5nnie ibm tas
psntt moo wstbsn, wsnn uiGt 6dlim.
msrss gar.
SbSlti6 bi's DOrt sine t5dGf unan.
seneoms Wt'tunS auf Ten Anaerebetsn
osrporeradts unb ftnurarads NIT ftt.
n'n plansn In @sssnfob trttsn modbts
10 !. laho DIR 5siss tsnn bod fur gut, Dor.
n@hg gu fttn, 3umol CT pobl fab, boe
ION aussn tsObaGistsn, tersm BsaIeitsr
enss 3auiis paren.
tGcrtittuns fcIst.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-01
Wcrtittuns fcIsi.)
Fin neue6 Ne&,uuua6budt

yin neues @e@nunasbuh.-Das
"anBtupn Sournal" bat GinlI&t nbaIisn In
Gin StGnunestu& br BsemeiaT bon grssa.
Hi$ 3cpnfbip. srslGss I'm Sabre f765 bsarn.
n'n unb Obns llnisrbreSuns bic 1873 fsrtas.
tatrf tpurts. las ssnannis Slait ftrsibt
uSsr biflts inisrilanis Dreumsnt:
Der e'DBtf 3btil tfs SnbaIifs IN teutfdb &c.
i9Tittsn. inrtm prm iusitfn 8tritk 076O
an QUE In etutHtr @pratf atfdrifbsu fiub
bic in ssm Sabre 1863, ron ptIGr 3rit an
pc nltesr IN ensI,i9sr Spra6s eti6ritbrn
pnrtfn. Auf etm 3iielbIait lffbrn bic Rer.
t: Account Book of the Supervisors of The
Highways of ofGreenwich Township in Berks
County, Penna., f765. Die friff Rftnuua
tn efuilGsr Sprafs Iauist fSIesnetrma6tn:
,"erinpiif& Daunltip bait esr @samtilin
nifulanns ftuma6fr irins 3f&uuua aaban
Witata estby eubwis GaIpta unb pir baItsa
fs ppr aultis.
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5arrisb,.ra, Na. Cpnnerffaa, Mai 1, 1873.
pocJie.
Winter uno JriibIins.

Winter uno JriibIins.
Der Winttr lrst bic SiIbsrbdqs,
Das S&nsssswanb. auf Berg unb 5baI,
Die Grbt rubt In anftsr Sfae
tlnb partst auf bsn Griblins slrabI.
gbis ilt ans Wuilsrbu, poa 8risbsn
Der SausIins f&misst nit fiibsr 9uH,
90 i&lummsrn Snospsn, sfsim unS 9IiiIbsn
An Der Naiur ssipsibtsr Srua.
Ole tr6umen BON tes Shbptnes SauleIu,
Bon Sonnsni&sin unb Ysrlentbau,
Bon 8lumenhuft unb WsasnfrGuleIn,
Bon Wisisneriin uuS buutu au'.
ole Iaui&sn auf Der 0OsIsin Sinssn
lnb borden, tpts bas BGdIsin IGrmi,
Snbtb Elm Deer BON Sdmtiifrlinsen
llnp 8isnsn nm @tlrGuGe ltwdrmt.
Ole ruftn: Was Der Stnse uns btden!
Gs 10 uns pUbI i'm parmsn Saus!
Salo fommt Der Griblins-unb pir iireden
Wa& ibm bic frUbsn MrmIsin aus
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9ie PenuIbiuania Giltnbabu.

aus ttm SfriHi bts aueitSr gsnuaIs fir
1872 fntnfbmfn mir iibn bic penulyIpauia
gnbn sas 8cIssnss: Die @tlsai&aft bat tn
gtiritb 593 paFasiu.. Ssif 8rati. une f7lf
aObIsn. ears; auf er sauitn gatntirsde linb
ISL eiifrnt, IL ffsinrrne unb IS tSI,srze Stii.
den trri&ti; bic Subn bat 203 Dspsts uns
" pplj'unb Wafu' Statirnrn unb 544 Rei-
len StabissIsiis. Die TaHasisudss Issisn I'm
Sorissn SABRE 2,9O9,3 Rtilsn ,uriid uub
tsfSrsuisn 5,259. 1893 waifasius, Bon psI&sH
2f4,4iS bic game Stnds ;urddIeaisn; bic
8ra6ilisf bur&Iisfrn TN @an,sn f0.47f,583
Wsilsn uns transpprtfrtrn 7,Sii,779 5snnen.
sspi&t 8ra&t 1.i55,2 ,229 1pnntn aiuasn iber
bit sanss 8abnarfdt. Die Ginnatmsn im
SABRE 1872 bslisfsu ii& BON wtrEpHen 81 262,-
OH, 8ra&t $16.856,S9l, poa unb Grprte
$694, ,542. Dtperfts $780, ,073, I'm @an,sn si.
nc @siammisinnabms BON $22. 2.Of2,525. Die
Rotten fiir llnisrtaItuns unb Sstrist her Balm
tsirussu pdtrsnb bes Issisn Sabrss $f3,7O4,
673, mas tinru usbnf&ub ssn $S.2l7, ,s55 CT.
sisbt. @dbrsnb Der bsiastfH .3sit rureeH
il6 auf er Sabn ssiSbitt unb 3f4 sfrnunset.
Bon ben @riSbstsisn parsn 10 gaHasitrt, 81
anssasIlis unb SO andre pripnsn; ron ben
grIsstsn parsn so ga1asint, fs9 anetRsute
unb rs andre prrfpnm.
Gorrefponbe en3farten.-Du 0sut-
raj. pOfmsIfsr bat Gin Circular trIaiIeu, In
psI&sm n um anstbots fiir anfutisuna ssr
gmreipcnbtn,farien, psI@s Tn asIse bee ssm
Gousrsns ansencmmrntn @sfrsss bier sinas-
flbrt pnbtn folltn. Dem GiruIar IN Gin
Rnfsr Der aarien btia,fast irfIGts ltbr hhbIta
10. Muf hI rfnten Gdt brr Rarte ffebt In si-
mem Wteaiaun bic @Sttin Der Srtibtti unb bic
lmiHrtff: .Vtr. Siaaitn ppiimarft Cent.
pdbrtne bic ltnfe Gde bic Wcrtt tr1af: ifU. S.
Postal Card" Sn efr Rttte htr tartf btfiu.
ben iit bte etnitn fur cine aerflTs une bic BE-
nrtuns: yaan ftrfitt auf hisis Seite ter
aartf nur bic Atrff. = bic Spifaaft auf bic
aneert Ssiie.
Die 3artsn .ptrbfn 81 3ea lang unh 3eu
bct aus gutem ftarftn Rarteutaptfr asmotbf
lttn. Sauifnb aarisn miiIIen isds pfunp
nitetn. Die Hsguldtipntn NIT Beana auf bic
Anferitsuna Der 9aritn linb Gttr lirfua unb
Druid unb gtrtbsiluns tu aarttn rfrbfn Ron
BEN pcfetpariemenf auf's ShdrfHe ibfrpattt
rtreen. DIR pcifmtiner seranftIaai bic 3aH
Der fur bas eriff Sabr nSttiesn aarten oui
bunbfrt Wliaipntn (f00, 0,000, ,OOO anh sfrIanet
bab Dtyitniet, rfIGfr ben epnfraff iibtrs
nimmt, ifsis einsn gpraib spn Mlsnisnm
4aritn an Sanb bat.
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III BON GROCER @inhaffit fur canefi uup Scr.
fetr inbtm &c bic lrbermittluug ren Iurfa
8oii&aftrn auetrprbenfIth erIei6tert. SnGu.
rppa finb biffsIbsn loon felt SatssH fiuarfht,f
unb bic 3atl bfr bort psrtrauH.sn aarteu O..
rsi9t cine uussbsurs pSbf.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-01
Die er6Bte Oerbreitung.

Ote grcBfe Uerbrettun8.
Die Circulation Der ,,pennfpIpantfds
Staats. 3eituns" In Daupbin COUNTY
IN sr6Ber aIs bic irgcno elmer anbfren In 9ar.
risbure aeerudtsn osutl6sn Ottr ensIif&m 3si-
tung. ole biftst cesbab bic bette @sleeenbeit
Anleiasn In bislem Ibeile tes Staatts tinr
peits gsrbreituns su psri&aifsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-05-01
3abrsans z.
Dts
Rsnniplbauti4e staats,eitnna,

F@""tSt"""'IWS *""s15t''""H
SerauSsesebsn bon
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
srf&eint tsten DonnrraasJ unb tcfst -. 90
per Sabr, ,ablbar tnusrbalb besSabrss, unh
e2.5O nab ger1ub bss Sabrsanss.
Gin,eIne gremplarsn, 8 Gents per Stiid.
asiae Subicriptionen prrssn fir pfnien
Mitmanp has 8Iatt abbsAsllsn, bio ale Rad.
Rdnbe tsMblt iinb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-21
100 Late.

Some people are always too late, hHd
therefore accomplish, through life, IiI.ic
worth naming. Ii they promise 10 meet
you ut such an hour, they are never pres
ell, till thirty minutes aitor. No maa.r
how important tie business is either ID
yourself or to him, hs is Just ss lsrdI. II
he takes q passage in the steamboat, Ae
arrives Just as the boat has left the wharf,
and tao train has started a few moments
before he arrives. His dinner has boen
waiting for him so long that the cook i
out OF patience. This course the charac.
ter we have described always pursucs.-
he is never in season at church, alta place
Of business, ut his meals, OF in his bed
Persons OF such habits we cannot but do
Gpise. Always speak in season, Rnd b.
ready at the appointed hour. We would
not give liz for Il man who is not pune
tual TO his engagements, and who nsVOr
makes up his mind to q certain course t..I
the time is lost. Those who hang back,
hesitate and trcmblC-who ars never 81
hand for a journey, trading, = swCes-
heart, or anything eisc-arc poor EIoth.'
and are i'll calculated to get living 10
this stirring world.