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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-15

OTTER CREEK TOWNSHIP CENsUs.-
We are under obligations to Mr..
Abram Tompkins, Assessor, for the
following figures, taken from his
books:
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-15

The Milwaukee side of the Citizen
had new heading last week, which
was SO poor as TO call forth an apollo.
gy from the editor, who says all
right next week" The Milwaukee
boys aimed to initiate the style OF
letter adopted by TnE CnnoS1cLE,
but they didn't get good scald on
1t. Try again.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-15

Keystone and Star Corn Planters,
the best in the market, at Parker &
Lewis, Tama City. Sole agents for
lama county. #
Call on Camery & Son and exam.
inc the Climax Planter, and Cham.
pion Reapers and Mowers (wrough:
iron frame) before giving your orders.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-05-15

Burlington, Cedar Rapids Il MInneso.
Railway.
On and after Dec. 9Th, 1872, passenger
trains on this line will run as follows:
, 1873-01-06
Prompt Change of Mind Of a Tickct
AREN'T

+ {1HSAA&s
A fow days ago tall, rough-lookng NOUN
th!neer entered tho Union Railroad ticket ofico
at Denyor, and, through mistake, purchased q
ticket for Now York pin tho Kansas Pacific
limo whom be wanted to 60 over tho Union
paoinc. Ile did not discover this fact until aftor
the ticket Ind boon paid for, aud on asking tho
agent to change it tllo latter rofusod to do TO-
"Yoa won't change this tickot, thon, won't
you?"
"No, aIr," replied tho agont; "you have your
ticket, md havo tho money for it, aud II you
wanta ticket over the other route you will hayo
to buy it,"
Very quietly tho stranger twiatod his ticket
into small roll; worry sorcnoly ho drow from
undor his right coa!-tail six-Aioo.or, about tho
dlmensiouH Of d mountain lowitzcr; coolly and
deliberately lie stuck tho twAtod ticket into tho
mslzzlo OF that six-aAootor, and sticking tho
ugly-looking thing through tho litte square vim
dow OF tho ticket ot.lco, and almost in tia
ngents face, aud spending In tho tono that loft
no doubt Of luis determination said:
1Btranger, thars that ticket; talo It yourself
and olange It.. Or by Cd Ill blow It oloan
through yol,." -
Tho tiokot WAS changed Immediately, and with
out any, more wotvla from tho agent, and tho
mountalneor Walked away, saying: IT lost
thought could induce lim to ollaugo Ills mild q
looLlo."
, 1873-01-06
SARDOU'S " UNCLE SAM"
A Ercncl Picture OF American Mnn-
uCrgs

A Fronch Picture OF American Mans
Paris, <Dec. 1a,) Correspondents Of tho No0 Fork
,"unolo s.sn," eS''': BY III. victorien s.r-
don, has boon read to tho sectors Of tic
Vaudeville, and tho papers give this Analysis Of
NJ. Sardou's faithful, accurate, vivid picture Of
American life The orohostra plays "Yankoe
Duddlo, and then tho curtain rises on tho sa-
loon, which is oallod in America ;"p.rloir," Of
ono OF thoso admirable steamboats, which run
daily betweon Now York and-don't crack
smile =" Chicago" Samuel Tapplobot (Unole
6nn) and Ills niece Sarah arc passengers on this
steamboat. Sam sold matehos when ho was u
manufactured b1acking when .ho WAS 20.
He first began really to make money, when
lo took to sugar, lost it all by spoculationA in
Cocoon, got rich again by cotton, richer by petro-
leum, and richer stu BY guano: Sum and sarah
mnure, French tourist, who carries to America
tho prejudiCes, manners, customs, habits Of
france, "that head and heart OF Europe" The
Same steamboat has, among other pasBongers,
Doay sa taSs{ aa{ wo
Mr. Elliott, New York interviewer, and 80
puilHt OF the heaviest calibre;" Driot, young
parisian violinist who has oBtrayod to this par
adiso Of doars;" Clip m eloctioneering agent,
nro all introduced on board tho, New York
aud Chicago steamboat, and n hint Of
tho plot is givon. Robert ia shown TO ho
in love with Sarah. Grace Tapplebot (another
daughter Of sam) introduces Fl. Elliott and Mr..
"A1r. Finsbury lot mo Introduce you to Mr. FL
lott, my first husband--a1r. Elliott, Nathaniel
tinsbury, my prosont husband" Sight Of El-
lott royivos Graco's old lovo for Linn. The sec-
ond act shows Unclo Sans mansion in. Fifth
ton. Hiss Sarah i1ir4s 'cunningly with Robert,
and at last succeeds in making him write in her
mo1noranduul-boo a..promiso Of marriage.
priot tl1rts with Miss D!etsey (another TapPIo-
Sarah, who Interrupts him at it's height
Sorth5'' W a' awhat5 Eh5 Eh2 How Hov's til thassS W
I Asked are you rich 2" Ahl Yes, worry
te eh a.ye seoe year is tho eap
real estate, vineyards" nordeaux yinoyards7" ~
famous vineyards ?? Docs your vintage soil for
much3" Tho pariH newspaper adds: "1n
Franco tho first question a woman askB tho man
1tply, Is your health good2 II England, Who
i,ayo IL % you faiiodaa Sarah, seduoed by Roberts
elegance aud $4,000 . year, runs away
With him, and goos to carry Oh thoir iirtation
seeing Robert has no intention Of marrying her,
and afraid she may listcn to his unmastorod i'm
portunitos with too oredent oars, she roturna
he can posscss her only With tho plain gold ring
1Io refnaos marriage. His promise to marry is
replios ~ don't know what Miss
earah'a E, honor nc, is Worh bnt make out
of sG sl e poks a P.y m Eft Tif5 oDsr sysf sna
warns him " in tho American fanhion" that tho
instant he leaves the drawing-room ho. Fairfax,
, 1873-01-06
TnE CHICAGO DAILY TR1BuNE: MONDAY JANUARY g. 1915,

way. Tho stockholders o1peot considerable fall.
Ing ofr In tho wuokly, nnd Diminished revonuo
for tho present ,ynar but thoy feol confident
thoy will mako Mt least 10 por cont upon their
q tho future. Tho stock still ru9os at slo,ooo
Qt haH not boon sold my. hfgher),
md tho AsAocation has surplus Ut about $250,-
600. wlliet, includes S13o,0 of inaurAnco upon
Mr.. 0rccloy''s lifo.. Those ncrBona who aro no
naqaHas H. rGsodne tho ruin Of tho Toe
valuation of 81 l000, 900, is ono OF tho cheapest
triecca Of nowBphpor property In the country,
md tho mombors Of tllo AHsootation confidently
exlrot TINT, within Ave yoars it will bo worth ut
'leaBt hnlf as much again.
q; sALh1AouND1.
somo one speaking to John Drougham, tho
othor day, concerning tho failure Of tho lilly
Of Franco" aBked him Why ho did not burn
Jeauno Dare at tho atake declaring that gucll a
/! Jovol" ropdod Brougham, III Ihsd known what
n miserable aotroaB Jeanne Daro (IIelon Tenn
plol was, I'd hnyo burned hor at the wings be-
Htago.h
Booths Theatre, is in quite fceblo hcalthj md
hia friends fear that ho may not recover. 'uo
is not TT to act, roally; and yot, to 500 him on
!; tho boards, ono would not suppose him suffering
in tllo least from ill-hoalth. -
Horace Qrooloy's estate, 1t is now thought,
in worry Httlo doubt but his last will will ho hold
valid.
Tho numerous firos which have roccntly takon
place hero nrc gonoral1y believed to owc their
origin to m organizod gang of incoudinrieH,
and active measures nro boing takon to forret
them out. at.
Tho now illustrated, flvo-ccnt daily, which I
hnyo before mentioned, is to bo called tho
Graphic. Tho first numbor will 10 issued noxt
month.
Ii1,vir Ro,t1,ta hrfof nnos1nr,o,t ~ 1,io .,,r
theatro Ia q tremendous succeBB. He had not
expected to play moro than ono night; but tho
sSpsSsg 4sos.y TtsS o a e M hs ob9ea aY of M France
A private letter from London says Moncuro
D.. Conway thinks OF coming oyor hero to
looturo, mud that Robert Browning talks
sorlously Of making tour Of tho United States,
Our n1ilesian feliow-citizonH arc felicitating
themselves with tho iden that thoy have boon
tho means Of driving Froude prematurely back
to England. -. -.
The Tribune yesterday announced, in it,
neurology Of tho past yoar, among tho doathB'o
n,en prominent II business ctrclos or private
Life, TINT Of tho Yiscountosb Beaconsaodl
OoLsToUN.
, 1873-01-06

Eight fresh lines Of Ohaucor have been
follnd IN tho ElleAnoro manuscript OF tho
Franklin's Tale" which arc not In any otler
M6. yet examined. Six Of these limos contain
ono IT those pleasant aBilos with w)lIeh Challcor
30 often breaks tue run ofhis stories. eThoy will
appear in tho next part Of tho Cliaucer 5ociotyu
"Hi1-Toxt.
"A Georgia man stationed his son, armed
, 1873-01-06

corresponding central body, and the establish
'mont Of ono BY them would not only foolitato D
igroat many Of tl,oir business dealings, but wou1d
contribute largely to increasing ,tho Importance
of st. Louis iii tho oyos Of tho world. : ~
, 1873-01-06
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-SOUTH PARK NOULEvARD-s. Il.
alley. This it, It he 81 Two bouIevaTs vill be
mont thore Is nothing bottor south Of
j, ESAIAS WARREN,
II fJbhmbar nj GnnmGreO.
, 1873-01-06
PERSONAL.

pERSQNAI-ACADsMY MATiNEr; SATURDAY.
L. Lady rho accepted tho Eat why did you iXtl 10 ap-
pear att. Please aadruas CIiAK[lIi. Trb"no office.
11EnSONA1-rO NEatrY sApEY::-D3AR MAI Do
l. return to us At onco. All will bs forgiven Wrp o1
telegrsph tmlnadatoy. Paps very alex In Now York.
, 1873-01-06
MUS1CAL.

11fANOa 70 RENT AND FOR SALE; LOWEST
J. proes In Uhtnago hnius and s.pafgtnE promptly
t,nuo.l to-. N. a0OLD SON, u Uattsgs Groso.sy. ;,
Auar T~onty. .second.st.
fIllE NICHOLSON ORGAN Is TILE BEST Ann
cheapest; pr!pss. $a0 10 $9j; maufactuFy anl sales
FSon ~ East Indiana. .Et.
, 1873-01-06

-.
, 1873-01-06
TO RENT--sToREs. OFFICES, &c.

ITO RENr-A CIGAR STAND IN A FTnSr-CI.ASS
i hotel, to man vi Mcans. Address BROWN, caro- OF
q. W. PieEce Room Z, ISL East htadI5on-st
RIO RENT-OFFIOT AND UNFURNISIlED ROOMS
IL choap at u SDuth ClLnton,ht., cunor Washington.
no RENT = SECOND, THIRD, AND FOURTH
aooss, 5919 fso southeast eornes Monroe And MaT;
LEE, 4 Et1ana Building, northeast ooruer Monroe
, 1873-01-06


T oHT-TAKEN FROM 1to itALsrEl,.sT,, SUN
~ day, jan bay horse, WhitU furHllcA au axress
wagon, with the nains ot .ltlotdon" It, suttablo
r'wasd for rulurnlnx Banjo to III Aluo 1sauLay,
UTRAYKD OH B'roi.nN-FROM g97 lluulIA KD. ST.,
- IN Tnus,iay night Dueenllur H. yuko uf u1sn QUO
ds5k I'D. .s sy5 ~ btIn!s h aud .ra!tsd a ys.rs ld
tolkou! let 4 thu abuyu Address o! 1T INtHAllAM,
('1kH h Il III .-4II
, 1873-01-06
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

i1)AnrIEs WISHING 70 DISPOSE Or FUnN1.
E!nd Will Do VOL to Amply q J. Il PKG Co., 7s Wsst
1ako.st+ Auction sale eyny Tnssday aud Saturday
goods. J. H.. PIKE oU.. Auoloupois. sbI Wa.t
IAkp.st. ''
, 1873-01-06

4aASAu Stah A1A uAlotLou ANAoou-
"New Yesr's Day, Miss suooks, is ono Of tho
moat delightful dlya In tho year."
"Ah, yeal worry delightful, Mr. DooBy."
"YcH, very, Miss Snooks."
"And quite bono fetal to aocioty, Mr.. Doosy."
"Ah, yogl quite"
"Quite."
"Yos, indeed"
" Yes, yos."
"Wili you hayo somo rofroahmont, 11r.
Doosy?"
"Ah, thank you, thank you. Many roturns
OF tho happy day, MlAn BnookH."
Thank you, MIR. Doosy."
p" must really 60, Miss Bnooks; I've groat
many cAlla to mako yot. IT'S really worry Larl to
go; for I've had very delightful visit, assure
yon; vSry delightful very delightful !; very do
ALL thank you, Mr.. Doosy you're very kind,
very kind. Wo shall be happy 10 Hoo you again,
MIR: nooay, worry happy"
Good byo, Miss snooka good byo, really,
"Woll, then, Mr. noosy, I will not say adiol."
.. All, no, MisH Shocks but at reuoir.n
Au seyotr, Mr. Doosy; an revoir."
Absolute driyol as this it, 1t IL not an exag-
geratIon Of at least la1f OF the visiting dialogue
OF tho 1Ht OF January.
THE Tn1nuNE's arAyUH.
:. Since last wr0to Samuel Sinclair, tho pub
lishor Of tho Iribune, has resignod, unl tho
yaeancy has not US yet been supplied. Whitelaw
Ned is Jus now, tl.e general superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

A BsoLUTELY PAINLEss.-TEETH EXTRACTED
"A without gas ehloroform or ether Combination Sets
extremely light and durable. Rubber Sets $40 ZIG Sixth
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets Is
tablished "a years. Or. L. BERNARD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23
WHAT OUGHT TO BE DONE IN THE MURDEB
CASES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
There are now in the Tombs seventeen persons
charged with murder in the first degree, and on an
average there are three to four homcldes every
week. The District Attorney Intends to try all
these cases in the Oyer and Terminer, because,
although the Court OF Genaral Sessions, now in
double session. has jurisdiction in such cases, and
coextensive with the Oyer and Terminer, yet he
does not bring any murder cases before it, because
after conviction, whether any error has occurred
to the prisoner not, stupid law gives writ OF
error from the General Sessions to the General
Term of the Supreme Court as a matter of right,
and also stay Of proceedings upon the cOnvic-
ton until the decision OF the appeal. The
District Attorney should at once set both sessions
of the General Sessions at work to dispose OF these
murder cases, which cannot be disposed OF in the
Over and Terminer during the next year. What
with the difficulty OF empanelling Juries, as eyi-
denced in the Tweed case, the Stokes case and the
Ring cases generally, and the weeks of time con-
sumed in their trial, the Oyer and Termner can
scarcely get rid OF two important cases in month,
and in the meantime the murder cases accumulate,
awaiting the action of the Oyer and Terminer.
The Legislature should at once repeal the law
which gives to a convicted murderer the right to a
writ of error from the General Sessions as a writ
OF right and the stay OF proceedings or Mr. Phelps
our District Attorney, should transfer some OF the
indictments to the Court of General Sessions, to be
at once tried and disposed Of OBSERVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

life, they are liable until they reach mid
die age to be called at any moment
TO the ranks OF the landwehr. Yet abolish the
ssToss the 1ar WIN s
for In spite OF the Productions OF the official press,
and the eagerness with which 1t exhibits the worst
sides OF our life, America win always have golden
horizon to the German peasant.
The results OF the last Prussan census taken on
paratve increase OF population since the 80 OF
December, 1867. - A.,
The total Prussan population, including tne
army stu in France Is now offcially stated 70 pe
24843 s74, being an increase OF 672,4l2 since the
census OF 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

A PARTNER WANTED-OR WILL SELL QUARTER,
N Half or Whole Interest in the best and most
salable Patents invented this
by patents is now IN great demand and selling rapidly;
ii Is a consuming article; staple -FOUR
tive partner with capital, place this ingenious
modify in the hands daily of nearly every in the
United States Address for four days j. Ii. BUSINESS,
box ia Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

ments Can be seen running at CHAs. I. BLOOMS, lS7
William street, New York. Must be sold before March
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

n gage in a pleasant Office Business under license
from the paentee; particulars only Interview bust
ness genuine. Address UNEXCEPTIoNABLE.b box 9S
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNIrrrs.

WANrED-A MAN FOR RESPONSIBLE POSITION
w in Brooklyn, who will be required Q invest in the
business $4,000. Address BROOKLYN, Herald Uptown
Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23

A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE
ment and prepossessing appearance wanted to con-
duct in her own name large downtown family boardn
house containing fifty boarders Address ENERGY,
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23


s'Tnis gives total from all Prussia OF 3S,545, OF
which number 70, 7S3 left with legal permission, and
withc.:, $500: Alter the last census taken after
an interval OF four years. it was reported rom
several districts that the population had decreased
Similar re borts came in from many governmental
districts. A document before me shows that in the
following provinces Of Prussia the population had
yiecreased:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23
MACHINERY.

A sPECIALTY-HoRIzONTAL ENGINEs.-wE HAVE
A on hand sx S sx2 iSxS xis 2 e isS
ss Cortand street second hand Engines taken in ex,
change, WHITEHILI. SMITH CO.
Manufacturers, Newburg n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET FOR SALEM
quire at Isl Third avenue, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
Sn1dnb.

Sn benz geitri9en Gettartifel
Easter nnb 0te @tfenbabn>
S6mtnbIer" ftanben in 6olge eines
bebauerlt6en WtBgrtffs, BEN ber 8pr>
mann betm umbre6en Der Sorm begtng,
81 3etlen an unre6ter SteQe, tpobur6
SiHn nnb 3uiammenbang bes 2lrtifeGs
ge1t0rt tpur6en. Der 0enfenbe Qeier Dir6
l~ibrtgens ben Srrtbum bon ielbft bert9z
tigt baben.
Sin plumper 6umbug9er 1T Der re-
pubItfanti6e &eprGIentant @aIben
Oom nterten 0iitrift bon Soma. Obalei6
sr i'm @ongreB gegen Bic @ebalts3ulage
Seftfmmt bate, iadte er bieielbe bod in
BafbtngtOn Elm. SpGter regte ft6 aber
IN ib1t Elm @eIiit mad Der Nominatton
tum Btsegeuberneur bur6 bic beborfte>
ben6e republtfani16e Characterization
BON Soma. @r finbtgte baber 3u Gt16e
Der lebten Wo6e an, baB er feline 3u>
tage nnter bic Sbiler in BEN 6ffeutlt6en
S9ulen ietnes 0titrtfts pertbetlen tpoIe.
Anf 1eoen S6Iler pitr6en babel eintge
gents fonmen. Nus einem Der Gpun>
ties oes 0iftrifts lit aber benz Waloen
bereits Der 8ei9eto eepor6en, baB bic
borttgeu 8in6er tetne Sreunoe bon 9ez
!tQ9%\ltN% ~oAbtC lStCN+
sd ieBt aus ben Ser. Stooten
Imtter mebr Senbungen fir bic @tener
Beltaus fte1lun9 fommen, 10 bat
Baron S6par3 fir bas antertfas
nti6e Department Der Qusiteuuna
linen iuetteren &aum bon 5000
Qua6ratfuB bergegeben un6 5uglet6 perz
''igt, boB nod bis gum 10. Stunt QusfteG=
tnngsgegenitGnoe aus ben 0er. Staaten
t~18enommen tperoen.
Sn 9 anSranctscD tit fnr5lt9
nieoer etne 9roBe 9aoung @btne1en
aus BEN bimmlti9en Get9e an9eton@
men. Nber ie finben ni1t 10 lei6t Nr>
'ett, tpte tbre 8DrgGnger. 8e1onoerS Die
'orttgen 9 6ubfabrtfanten poQen
nt6ts mebr bon Der tbnen friiber 70 lie
ben 0moblfetlen @9~ineienarbeit" tptien,
ion6ern 3ablen iebt iogar 8rdmten fit
peiBe Qebrltnge. Die bimmltI6en Or
setter pflegen ndmli6, tpenn fte fi6 BEL
zen netBen 6abrifanten geb0riq inn S6u>
tern geiibt BADEN, tbren Blab aufsuoez
5saflnb ft6 ielbltftdnbtg ais S9uiter au
4abliren, %iporauf itc Die greiie 10 berab5
Naden, bab tpetBe Sabrtfantet ni6t nit
ff1en concurriren f0nnel1.
E9as ,9ababett" Der Mobocs
asitebt na9 Der 8erfi6er1ng bon @eoloz
TN, tpeI6e bic @e8en6 beretit Daben,
nIr6auS Hi9t aus Qaua, ionoern NJ
Ea alt. Die OOrberri@enOe 5elsart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
9as sGbfaeem Der SSrmer.

0as Nbfdgen Ser 56rnsr betm 9ttb@
nteb bletbt etne tn3ure6tferttgenoe@ rGHz
1amfett. 0a5 9orn bes S61en lit bon
burdaus beri9tebener 8ei9affenbeitt alS
3. 8. 6as @epetb bes Strides. 0afelbe
entbGLt cine nt0t unbeoentenoe Gno6en1
malfe, tpel9e aus BEN &no6en bes &oe
pies 6era1spd6it uno bon ettem ftarfen
nerDenret6en @etpebe umgeben 1T, befen
3erleBung benz Gbtere groBe S6mersen
bereiteu mug. Sc nGber am &opfe oas
Nbfdgen geidtebt, unit 10 me6r bat bas
I6ter su Ieiben, 1no Elm NbiGgen iel61t
muir ser SptBen lit nt6t i6meralos iur
ba1ielbe. Sdlitg entiteben @ebirnfranfs
beiten unb anbere gefabrlt3e 3ufdae
bordIS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
QferSes6ntterum9+

Die @raber, pel6e tpobl Dor allen
@0Gfern ibren BferOen Die sr0Bte Sorg7
falt ptbmen, ~fiittern bteieGben bauptiGdz
lid bes 91a6ts. Sic bebdupten, bic 9as
geSfiitterung berletbe BEN gferoen nt9t
Die &raft unb glafticttdt, pte Die 9tadts
fiitterun9. Gin arabti6eS Sprt9port
lautet; v@erite atu Qtben0 gebt in 6aS
&reu3; 0erite am Wtorgen gebt in ben
Wfiit." - Die Nraber geben Dem Pferbe
an9 pabrenb bes Cages MIR lpariam
@ailer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

&Hben, bic tire MtiG6 %aufbalten, ion
man iaure Mtl6 3tl trtnfen 9eben. Na6a
benz fte oieie g%eioffen BADEN unb anfamz
gen, BEN Sinner anssuidlefeu, tusrOen iie
6te Mtl6 fretpiatg bergeben. go Der7
it6ert mt5 Elm alter Sarmer, Der triiber
bergebIt6 Weild, Sal3 unb berf9teoene
Wetttel sur @bbiilfe bteies 1ebeIftanbes
Deriu6t bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
$500 GOO.
WtNonrt StaatSs2Otterie,

unter NntoritGt bes StaateS nit 6ffcnt
ltGen 3ieDmmgen III ct. 2Oais.
OroBer Siebmmes;Vtaa nit ettseGgen 9safa
mer1,. $4,000 9tummerm.
GIaiie E-ge3O9en ben 81. Wfai 1873.
$3.50 0emirme int 8elanfe Ton $500, 600,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

Came 9ooIe so, babe S., 8ierteI $2.50.
w llniere Sotterte tit POM Staote gedortert; 81
3tebungsn ttnOem tets sur fsitgeiestea 3eit ruo uutsr be
NmIIidt seI5woreuer @ommtidre itatt.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

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