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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-06
Tne LegaI.Tender Reserves.

The secretary of the treasury, it is I'M
| derstood, will recommend in bis next
report the repeal of all laws which di-
rectly or by implication have been con-
strued to give him the authority to re-
lease all or any portion Of the forty-four
millions of legal-tender reserves. Not
''hstanding the adverse report of the
W. " of the senate finance commit
tas asSa the question, the, the secretary ss Of
the tresssry ST.. AsieeS , Wiz ~ 'Ie iaI iiso a
ity Of that cStamite ma, - fs aj,et;o lg,s Ia 5
fixed the minin5a4 linn oi ISuIcli9s Id Ss,'' u
the currency to thTSS hgndre u SIiJ ~, ny ~
six million dollars, bEt have "A af
maximum of circulation IntoueheS a.
four hundred million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-06

TROY, n. Y, September 5.-A fire on
Olive street, in West Troy, this morn
ing, burned twelve houses. Loss, forty
thousand dollars; insurance, twenty-five
Thousand dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-06

rom hu1 NOtEAtE-aolAAhAsl
The immigration commissioners ap-
pointed by Secretary Richardson to in
spect the ships coming to this country
have nearly all returned. II is now pro-
posed TO have permanent commission
of inquiry to sit in New York to hear
all cases of complaint in respect to the
ill-treatment of Immigrants; that legal
representatives of foreign governments
be permitted to sit on the commission,
but without vote, and that the repre-
sentatives of such commissioners shall
authorize the district court of the
United States to proceed against those
who may be held to have violated the
law on this subject.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-06
WASHINGTON.
Cock has rot Resigned, but May-Cus-
tomh0ase Black-Ma il-POstal
Matters.
Legal Tender Western DIS.
tiileries- es-COunterfeit 500's.
COde Of the SeBate-More Officials
Babcock's Gslns-Interesting
News.

Governor Cooks Kumsred EssIgDafio1.
WASHINGTON, September Oh. d.
Cook, governor Of the District of Column
bia, on being INTERCEPTED yesterday
concerning his resignation Of that Office,
said the rumor was premature, although
he contemplated at no distant day re-
tiring from that position, and has In
formed the President accordingly.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
YOM KlPPUR.
The Jewish Day OF fAtonement-Its Origin
and Observance.

The Jewish Day OF Atone m eht-Its Origin
and Observance.
This evening begins the most solemn and memo
rable day in all the Jewish calendar-the Day Of
AtOnement. Its origin is given in Leviticus xvi,
20, and xXii, 26, but tradition gives it an exist
euce long before Moses or the writing Of the
Pentateuch. According to Hebrew tradition
Adam did penance and was forgiven on this
day, the 10th OF Tshrl, and this day
also Abraham entered into the covenant of cir
cumcision. The second OF Noses forty days. fast
is said also to have terminated on this day, on
which the Lord pardoned all Israel. Hence the
pious lsraelite has many reasons besides the special
command Of God In Levitlcus for concentrating
this day and coming to 1t with due sOlemnity and
prayer. Fasting follows ieasting, the grave sue
ceeds the gay, and the mind and body that have
been drinking deeply OF the good things Of life and
the enjoyment OF che season during yesterday and
to-day will after sunset this evening, begin season
OF solemn thought and devotion, to last at least
twenty-four hours, during which all kinds OF work
in the store, the counting house, the workshop
the home is prohibited, and loOd Is refused while
CONFESSIONS OF SINS
are made this evening, and the Divine mercy Is
implOred by the heads OF the households. And then
they part to go to the synagogues to spend the
time In earnest devOtiOns the patriarchs give their
blessings to their offspring as II they were going
away into q far country Tor a long time.
Friendships that may have been broken during the
year are made up on this day, ere the pous Jews
enter their several places OF worship And so far
do they carry this idea that the stanchest friends
when they meet ask each others forgiveness for
any unintentiOnal wrong they may have committed
one against another. on this day the people are
supposed to aict their souls by abstalnng from
ing and drinking, bathing and perfuming, wearing
shoes and sexual intercourse. This affecting OF the
soul is literally observed by the older Is-aelites,
but 1t is only seemingly so by the younger ones.
The affairs and the priests on this day are rObed in
white; the
sYNAGOGURs ARE FILLED
with men, women and children many Of whom
rarely II ever seen In one at any other time OF
the year; the prayers and psalms are penitential
and confessory, and the addresses, when such are
delivered are designed to bring as vvidly before
the minds OF the people the solemnity OF the day
when In the Temple at Jerusalem the High Priest
alone once year, entered into the Holy OF Holes
with the blood Of the sacrifice to make atonement
for himself and for all the people. And thus,
whether they will or no, by the very power and
influence OF the services OF this day tile frivolous
are made solemn, the careless become sedate, the
llstless become, attentive, and forced, If not
actual devotion impresses itself upon ALL and over
spreads the whole. May 1t become real and mani
fest itself in the subsequent lives OF the worship
perS
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
THE CORONBRS' DOINaH

Coroner Young held an inquest yesterday in the
case Of an unknown man, about thirty.three years
old, apparently that Of q German, who died sud-
denly in Jones' Wood yesterday. The body was
taken to the Morgue.
Mary Walker, forty years old, born in Ireland, Of
73 King street. died suddenly at nine O'Clock yes
terday morning without medical attendance.
Coroner Herman held the investigation, and
found that death was caused by intemperance.'
Daniel Conroy, forty-nve years OF age, born in
Ireland, was yesterday found III and destitute in
Bell Bros lumber yard. in Eleventh avenue, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-thi streets,
by On1cer Gardner, OF the Sixteenth precinct.
While on the way to the police station he died.
James Ross, eleven years old, born IN Scotland
living AT so stanton street, was playing on the
roor OF the five story basement house, IL Stanton
street. when he fell to the sidewalk.
Coroner Young will to-day hold an inquest con-
corning she death OF Henry Tyrell, child three
years old, who was killed by falling from the roof
Of No. ia Thompson street through the scuttle.
He Will also hold an inquest on the body OF William
Augustus Claws, aged one wear and eight months,
OF No. 3l1.Eighth avenue, who was Killed on Mon.
day BY IalAg INTO the areawN y tns{ rssidepqe.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ABgNpRorH-PURDv.-On Sunday, September 20,
at Jersey city Heights, by the Rev. +. c. Putnam,
j. w. ABKNDR0TH TO Miss 9. E. Purdy, both oil Rye,
NY.
BROcKwAY-Gn.BBRT.- Sunday, September %,
by the Rev. DR.. Beach, WILLIAM H. BROCKwAY,
Jr to LAURA, daughter Of Dr. J. Gilbert all OF this
city.
Boston papers please copy
FRosT-WRIaHT.-Un Tuesday, September %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. T.
H. Smith, HENRY FROST, OF Staten Island, to
ADELAIDE, daughter OF Captain Garrett p. Wright
OF Westport, Richmond, s. l.
LITTKLI,-HARMAN.-Onw Wednesday, September
H. 1879 at the First Reformed church, Schenec tady
by Rev. A. b. Morey, OF Cincinnati, assisted by
Rev. DR.. vermilye. HIRAM 4. LIrTELL of New
York, and ELLA II. HARMAN, OF Schenectady.
NICOL-CARMICHAEL.-In New York, on Monday,
September -, by Rev. Dr. Thomson, OF the Fourth
Presbyterian church, JAMES NICOL to ISABELLA r.
CARMICHAEL, second daughter OF John Carmichsei,
ESQ.,. Kirkheld Bank, LanarkshiTe, Scotland
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

p LSNpos % MoSsy ManKsr-hoNpos, Sept es-l2 20
r. M-Consos 925 921a for both money and the account
Atl2:l5 p, NJ the Bank OF England directors posted
their card announcing that the expected change in the
rate OF discount had not been made which causes dull
ness in the market tor American Securities United
states hvelwenty bonds, 1865 old, 49, Erie Railway
shares, 4lA i.aa-Ere Railway shares 49a. 30 :
Erle kaiiway shares, 4lA 2:D.Erie Railway shares,
shares ~ 45 The rate or money at the Stock Ex
92 for both money and the account United states five
twenty bonds 1868. old, 94 1878 9 new fves 9O.
bonds 96. for the issue of 1862 4;@-Erie Railway
shares, 47S 5-Erie Railway shares f2si
PARIS BouRsE.-LONDoN, Sept 29-2:l0 =. M.-Pars de-
spatches quote rentes AT 56f. 35c.
LIykRPoOL COrT0N MARKET-LlvRRpooL, Sept. % p.
N. M..Saes OF upands on the basis of low mddling;
deliverable October, at SGD OF the sales to-day $500
bales American Sales of Orleans, the basis OF
low middling, deliverable September, at LIED Sales OF
uplands on the bas OF good ordinary shipped October
and November, at lli6d The market Is firm middlng
uplands, Sad Cd mddling Orleans, Cad. 9lAd sales
1900 Dales including 100 for speculation and export
LlvERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKEr-LIvKRPooL Sept %
p. M-Corn, S2s Sd per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEL-LIvERPoOI- Sept %
Evening -Cloverseed, As AS per cwt Tor American
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS

c.,,on o., ,.r,,,, r., .., G.LvEsros, Sept 20 1873 1
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20, 1873
dns o% mddne @ ns se SOoS mS
1870: Net receipts, 1897 bales gross l,ls Sales oI
MonrLs, sept q. 1873
Cotton % a@sta miadpss ls low %,adilns
Exports, coastwise, 5s4 Sales, 100 Stock, lo,lis
Cotton quiet madnr. ss Net sss sssss e 'ss @
bales Exports coastwise siS,. Sales 274 Stock ssS
CHApLysroS, Sept q, 1873.
9ssep s%sr ras
Sales, $50 stock, 1851.
The market is generally more active and prices ad-
and hse2 2asss rsS ns
or oc9beT; No sdo, Sc Corn in isir air. demand and ad.
lseted, ssc oats active and highsr sales o. No. AZ
s4sy aaa sf as 4nS ?Ts!
f.9Ssl9ns ION qaIe and npehaaged @ an. FORK $ % cash @
xss Sa a'S es%a 8 ss
flour ,sSo @ bushels wheat 1 M lgaop do corn 1000 do
500 sSis aoSr f bushels wheat s7oS ao corn,
oSI dun and unshsnssd , Wheat closed IS q r% r. and &C.
aehsss c a SS SetSb %sle Corn S % a1I e.
higher high mixed cash, SOC, s01sc October, 4sc
sss afs 81 .Iss%Sfl' SisRsf' NO o. sss ss &C. ss
msss o Sa Sn sna n.sss.
5000 bbls Gour $500 bushels wheat SOoo do corn and
5000 do oats c. ma 49,.
Grain In store wheat, tF,s5 bushels corn $50 yl8
do oats, 1926 do barley, sIo do; rye %,s2s do;
eight hours-Flour 29f90 bbs; Wheat, 4549e bushels;
corn, 404, 7o9 do; oats 49, 4SO do barley 4O do rye
li57os do; oats $40 do Rail oexPors-wheat, q sA
Canal freights-Whea l2c. corn l0c. oats 6lsc. The
grain market is still unsettled Holders firm and
confidence. No sales were made public. Buyers are
willing 10 purchase but owners will not part with their
grain at any sacnnce. Prices are entirely nominal
OswEGo N. ", Sept 2g 1873
Flour steady and unchanged; sales Of 1900 bbls at
70 tVr No. spylpg - u toy smbox Wlptas 70 10 tor
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

MONDAY, Sept. 2e-6 p M.
The commercial situation was little better to-
day. and the movement OF merchandise, and
notably Of breadstuffs, was freer, albeit at lower
figures The receipts OF wheat have been very
heavy during the last few days. yet there has
been very little pressure to sell, except car lots
which have frequently been forced on the market
and sold at lower figures. To-day proved no excep-
tion, car lots selling in considerable numbers at
lower prices. Corn was scarce and prices again ad-
vanced in consequence, though the demand was
by no means active. Oats were likewise scarce and
higher. whiskey remained steady. Pork was
quiet and wholly nominal. Lard was more active
and decidedly better. Cotton, both the spot and for
delivery, sold at higher prices under free
mand. The movement in groceries not active,
but prices generally maintained.
CorrrN-The Rio kilograms received to-day were re-
garded generally being favorable holders but busi-
continued be obstruced by the unsettled situation
of financial matters, and the appended quotations may
be regarded as wholly nominal Business could not 20
on except at marked reduction. On private
terms =, LASS bags, per Merrimack,, and 5000
Rio, ordinary cargoes, 2ic. 2lac.; fair car
goes 2ls4c PC. good cargocs, 2l4c. 22Rc prime
caigoes, 2s4c. &c extreme range Tor lots 2c. &c,
gol per lb, 60 and 80 days credit Java government
Dags) 24c 25c do. grass mats, 2c 25sc. singa-
pore dQ, 2c' &C.. Ceylon, 2lc 2lAc Mayecaibo.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
Died.

BARTHoLoMEw.-OnM Monday, september ~, i, III .nc
oath wear of his age LIVINGSTON 8, son OF Living
stOn s. ana Frances Bartholomew. . ...a ,,o
Friends OF the family are inviseu W strees
funeral from his late residences o. iayoi e"@o"
brooklyn, E. d., at two o'clock 7. M. 90 ,o-,
BRApsnAw.-On sunday september ~, 1914
RopvRT BRADSHAW, In his 66th year.
Emneraj from az Parkhurst street, Newark n. J.,
on wednesday October l, at eleven O'Clock A. M.
Brooklyn, Philadelphia and ~ Louis papers
please c0py,
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

white winter $40 IS for double extra quiet and
no sales Corn quiet At zoe dsc Barley quiet prime
3 ~ for snboied per cwt Miieed UNCHANGED; shorts
she I,suI Hudson, 70 New York aailroad rsshtsw
York. SOC. to Albany. 42c. Receipts heat q. 200
Dusheis barley, - 500 do lumber. ,2stU feet Ship
nients-flour. LOO bbs; wheat SOU bushels; barley
D.UO do lumber 782. 900 feet.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

Wheat irregular and lower for ear lots which were
Ssssss '1 n ras n
The sales about 10000 bushels 81 80 81 So ior
@ o@asasS &Ts 81 = Is 'S for aer mixed Ike
nor w fsS
tbs attes ~ Sg ec SE @
afoat and sc. Tor mixed aloat Oats were drmer
at @ e a as sars we're @ S @ 1 @
new new Western mixed Barley and malt were neglected
was be tier eenr aI PREVALENT in the
m for berth reghts and inquiry without
more active demand, and were held tor ia rates The
say do BY rans
ter by Saturdays steamer at I'D 1000 bales OF cotton
os Sls%Rt s 5S
a"G o s Srss M S s 3
and e5 hhds tobacco at a2s Cd TO GLASGOW, IC bbis
Alcohol 2he Sc Sa eG Gsrf rs s SS
hartered dsa previous to arrival hence to Hale with
dar an eara
with saarsr eGSs % No8~san S5a 1Sa
bark en9w hs5eS from BSltimSre @ to Corr ior
% M % or scrdsaux
%iIs Sarh sss % @ At s @
German 6aIk with % o same voyage ana
Norwegian bark, hence to Hayre or antwerp with 2soc
Sata esgdns spanish fs
S. 3D. and privilege OF thu excSns
yM%cs "a at G and rs "a Asrcap bark rcm s
geld a d and an. an american bark hence to Havana with
hoL4ssEs-A moderate iobbing business comprised the
only transactions s reported Prices were nomnally
Enssh aSd @ s 4'' New S
leans, e9c a 9oe
p, re 's nsr eosins snss1?s 'ae %srfst
met with S' Moderate % DEMAND nSs d Su Sc
nner grades neglected We noted bbis
were neglected and nominal
m change oday the market aqs
on early s sn: lss %
SETTLED at sG or Crude il bulk
Ter price; Sss%tha at Ss Tor sity; The F6iisdsips
% @ fssE END an s
$' ssis,'s q FsrossSS SS q csSs1s u.s. 81
DSss % SS: is
n S;. III:
continued dull, with tran sactions confined anmport
s ssssS e p1ms a. es srsss 81
india do e1sf So
extremes e.. for Southern to- choice
sSSaSs, ps,s Ssm: SsS:S
nc no .s S % sns sssr Il &
packages long and short clear, winter 71 Lard was
trmer with sales OF 20 packages October at sic $50
Do 90 November at s.c 25o DO November at s fll6c.
1000 do. o, all the year at S1ac.; 100 tierces
Western spot at ssc; 800 tierces kettle rendered at
sac and rs terces city at SEC Butter and cheese were
without noticeable change
RIcE.-Trade to-day was moderate in jobbng way
and prices remained steady sales foot ercss
SarS1s aHa rs dsse Sass Of RansooS 90 eass Of p9ena
@ wss aTfS ens a"s & M TGSy
the sales were o hhda good refining and $50 boxes
cayed at SAC the market closing dull the basis Of
7s.c Sc per b. for fair 70 good refining Refined
steady, closing at l0c l0c. for 10c. for 0sic for
4. 4 and ll,ss; HE for hards We quote :-cuba-
&C. good to prime she asHe grocery fair 10 good,
hhds and boxes Sssc. 9sc mOasses, hhds and boxes
SIC. a re; melado, &c. a &C. Havana-Boxes Dutch
do, is to Is s'sc 90. to Is sssc i6sc DO
l9 TO 90 l03Sc 1890 white, 9<c. allie Porto Rico
Refining common tS prime, e: s4c grocery, fair 70
e.c. &c. Jaya-Dach standard, Nos. 10 TO IL SIC.
Sales 100 terces prime Western at Sac
TALLow steady and airv active. Sales rs hhds
prime city and 10000 lbs out of town at Size
wHIsKEY.-Receipts, 500 bbls. The market was frmeE
with sales reported Of l0 bbs at 9sc and $50 bbs at
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA N ", Sept 20, 1873.
me cheese market to-day the most inactive OF the
season only about 5000 boxes were offered and about
60O boxes sold At l2c l3c factory men refused
!Sc AZ Little Falls the offerings were about 6o boxes
rev factories sold five factories got i34c other
sales were made at Ike. l3c. disposition to hold
quite
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

The quotations based cotton store running in
quality not more than halt grade above below the
grade quoed For uture delivery Oasis low middling)
the sales have been as follows sales Saturday evening
after one oclockOctober 20J IL 56c, 2uU IL 73lc
5U at !I4c l0) at l7l6c 800 at II 772c, 500 At II 3iCc
200 az lTsc: November 6tO at II 5l6c. December, so
at Ike, lU at ~ 53.c 20 at I7aSc. LOO at IL 7fc
February 2o at ise March 200 a. Is SIDE TOTAL $500
i75sc ol az l3sc, 100 lsc October 100 at ~ ss2c
5Wa Y 3itc 100 at Il 9S2c 400 ut I74c 100 at II 9-s2c
100 at y a2c 40 al i1,c o at z 7isc 100 At IKE
100 Z llslc 2O at i79.c 100 al y sc 800 at 7sc
goat II Sl6c. 90 at II 7ec LOO at i7lac. 100 at
December 2S At i7c, 200 At l7c, 100 at IKE; Janu
ary iOl l7Sc 500 at isc 500 at IL sls2c, 100 at II
i5i6c lou at sc Total liOo bales. Grand total. 1890
bales.
FLOUR AND Flour 25 5255 bbls; wheat
10 sacks osts "a 90 busbeis rye so do harleS AIM n
do The Hour market dull and 10c. l5c lower in
about bbx at prices within the range OF the
or BrandyWipe SS il for inferior western a * "a 3,
for fair to good Western and $3 GO for fancy Western
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
CREEDMOOR.

Fine Practice Shooting by the Ninth
Regiment Team Yesterday.
Several members of the Ninth regiment team
were at Creedmoor yesterday They made excel
lent scores at 200 and 500 yards five shots at each
distance Teams from other regiments must prac-
tise If they expect to win. The following are the
70 hest sCOreS.-
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA, Sept 2a. 1874
Exchange nominal the United States sixty days
currency, SO GO per premium short sight do, 65
bS premium; sixty days, gold, rs q 7S premium short
Paris TO a II premium.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30

Drum Major Strube, Twenty-secOnd regiment
made 10 and II at 200 yards and IA and IL at 500;
A. S. Fowle, OF New Jersey, made at 700 yards, IL
at 500 and 9 at 900, using the Sharpe's sporting
The others used the Remington military.
The New York herald., 1873-09-30
The following are the street quotations to-day -
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Higher-Flour Lower-Wheat
Lower-COrn Higher-Oats Firmer-
Groceries Generally Steady Naval
Stores Generally NOminal-PetroIeum um
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
GEnmteM~
Ma6rt6. ID. Sob,

w ! l " IL. JtUU.
Ser vSmparcial" lu6t in einem lGnz
9eren 9ettartifel iiber Die 6inri6tungen
in Santiago be @uba b~ar5utbu,1, baB Die
omerifanii6e &e9ierun9 feline SCRIBE
run9elf ftellen fDnne, tpel6e gu etnem
&rtege fibren n1iBten. Die groBe Mtebrz
belt Des amertfanii6en Goltes pini9e
Die Jtepubltt in Spanien erfol9rei9 gu
ieben. Dies tptiie Der grGitoent unb iein
&abinet unb perbe be1ielbe es besbalb
ni6t ipaget, Die 9~offnuneen Ser &e=
pnbltf III Spanien baOur6 gu aerit0ren,
oaB er Oteielbe in einen &rte9 na6 Nuz
Ben 5iebt, mGbreno ite gu 6aule pouauf
5u tbun bat.
2onbon, IA. Nob.
Wte bon Garta9ena gemelbet tptrb,
oa1erte bort 9eitern Die &anonaoe bon
betoen Setten ununterbrp6en fort. Die
Selagerten baben 3ufu6ren bon 2cbens>
mttteln unb Otu1itipn erbalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
untere Abonnenten.

@rmuntert 6ur9 ben iiberra16er6
ginffigen @rfOlg Der felt stpei Sabren
bon uns eingefibrten Gert6etlung bon
grdlntenbu6ern an nnIere Qtbonnenten
nnb bur9 bic Dtelen 8elteItunsen ouf
YrGrnien, tpel6e uns sugegangen iinb,
na6oem infer 8orrat6 bonn lebten 6erbit
er160pft rDor, 6uben mir aus 9euti6@
LAMB einc neue Senbung Ser am meiitcn
be9ebrten Bidder fomnen Iaiien unO
auBerbem eint9e tpertbnoue anbere Werz
fe, bon pel9en mir glauben, baB ie
einem groBen Shells unierer Q%bonnens
ten niafOmmen fein tperben.
Inter bieIen nellet 9tnI6affungen be-
ben mir Defenders berbor bas beriibn1te
nno namentli9 fit jeben 9eutids@me7
rttaner bod intereiidnte 8ert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18

beriammIung tper6en am IA. 9e3ember
in ben 9epartements Stniitere un6
Setne II. Stie itattftnoen.
Sn ben @%efdngniiien %beftnoen fi6 nod
6rettanienb G~ommuniiten, Die auf ibren
Pro5eB tparten.
Der 8anquier 8iidoifS6eim iesnete
beute oaS 3eit[ibe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
SraMfrei0-

I'D II . D II Is. J[DD.
Sem vOailb Sele9rapb" meIbet ei1
Spe5ialtele9ramm aus 9aris, BOB Oberit
Stoffel Dor Dem @ipilgeri6t gu GerioiQes
auf Die Nnflage, in ga5atne'i6en
S~riegsgcri6t cine bic &egierung beletbtz
9enbe Spra6e gefI9rt gu 6a6en, pro5eiz
1irt peroen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
Ser SOlOateuDauoel berti6er
Tiiriten na6 auterifa,
TrieOridD Aapp.

BON bieiem Bu9e, nel6es btsber
nnter ben 9eut16en in Nmerifa Bel tpei:
tenn ni1t sic Gerbreitung sefun6en but,
pel6e es iomobl bur6 Sic 'tpi6tisen 9ez
f6i6tIi9en Qufi6liifie, sic IS 9iebt, pie
bur9 bte 9eiftboIe unb anregenbe
S9reibpeiie Der0ient, baben mir idmmtz
Tide nod b~orbanbene @rempIare eriporz
ben. - Oils elm 8eitrng Sur 9IufflGrung
iber iene S6eilnabne beuti6er S0Ibner
an Dem Sample 9e9en Bic 1tna6bdn9igz
felt Nmerifas, pel9en nod Deute rober
Natioismus BEN beuti6en Gtn9etuan>
6erten oft gum Gortpurf ma9t, lit bas
8u6 &apps bon groBem Bertbe unb
pirb sic 2eier mebr befrteOtgen, ais
mau6er &oman.
Serner iin6 mir in ser Sage ais grdz
mie &naubieten:
HaQesfe's: 0eben S0iQers,
anertanntermaBen bic Bette, griin6It6fts
unb seiftrei6ite 9ariteuung 6es 2ebens
Mnferes groBen oeuti6en JtationaI6i9z
tiers. Ser 2~obenpreis bieies bor5igltz
diem Werfes. 10 pie Der ueberiekuud Ser
berIbmten
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10 e.
tpeI6e in Oeuti9lanb als Bic Bette nn6
erf60pfen6ite anertannt tutrb, lift gr0Ber,
ais Der zines sG1laan Sa6reszabOnnes
ments Ser tu09entA@en Sutnots Stats
3eituug.
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ten @srteu bieten mir ais Brdnlie an:
Nlfreb WfeiBner'8 5pannenbe1t SEQ
ntun : S6wur5selb.
9tden5 8Omon Infer 9en1eitt>
i6aftlider 6reunO (iaufrirt).
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5dblun9en aus benz amerifuni>
19en Qebeu. (0er Peblar ; bas
Sermd6tniB Oes PeOlars II.
I. No.
8erntetI'S populGr : raturmifien>
f6aftlt9e @erts.
Sober oIte MbDnnent, tpeI9er GuBer
fetnen ettpaigen @iiditdh6en BEN bouen
Breis zines neuen Sabresabpnnements
e 0ouars) birect an bic Office Ser SD.
Stautsseitung etnienbet, 10 pie ie6er
neue, ein Sa6resabonnen1ent borausbez
BabIen6e Nbonnent erbGlt fofort mad
@mpfang bes @eloes ems ODER (bon
ben peniger umfaugrei9en @erfer)
%mebrere Der oben genannten Bidder.
Sn iebem Sale Dir6 nns ertuiin19t fem,
tpenn ser @inienber bas beffimmte Bud,
tpeI6es ct gu baben tpini6t, beaei6net;
no bieS nidt sei6iebt, ion6ern uns bic
auspabG iiberIaiien tuir6, per6en mir
bemI6t ietn, elm Dem @ei9mod 6es
abonnenten am meiiten suia9enbes 8m6
o~usautpG6len.
SQinOis 9taats;eitunga GOmpagnie,
G6e Der 5. Abenlle ur1 @%aibtngtonftr.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-11-18
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bonnz8abn aerietb beute Sriib babur6 in
8ranb, 6aB ei1tige gliibenoe &n9len aus
elmer einfa6renoen 9ofomottpe in einen
6aufen 6pbelipGbne fielen, tpobur6 Is
3ofomotiben, 7 Grtra:8 Orratbstpagen
(Geuber) unO 2 Sbneepflii0e perbranne
ten. Ser S6aben miro auf $3.50, 900
peranid)Ia9t uno lit nttbt bur6 Seriide7
rurg geoedt.