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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

HOUSE FOB RENT.-Call on p. I'll.
Hughes, at court house, for particu-
ars. 3tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

HOLIDAY BoOKs.-The most attrac-
tive stock of holiday books in the
market.
49-tf. Fry & HEDGES. a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Parties supplied with everything in
the confec :ionery line at lowest prices
at Morris s. Bottger's. ian1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Notice to Hunters.
DANIEL SHEETS has opened n
IL GUNSNLA'EH SHOP at o. =.
Bowman's store, opposite the postefice,
on Commercial street, Emporia, Kansas,
where he is prepared to repair all kinds
Of guns. or make new ones 80 order. He
has had practical experience Of 40 years
in the business, and guarantees TO give
satisfaction. Cali and see him and SX-
anime his work. 52m2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07
DE- NO. n CRTLEY

H q NJ o Il . H A II H - Il .
Chronic diseases treated by electric
ity. Nasal catarrh treated by a new
method. No charge unless satisfae-
tory cure is made. Oface first door
south of the Post ONCE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07
Rulnous prices in white wool blank

Trunks, valises, travelling bags,
rubber. goods, wool socks, ETC., at VIM.
Clapp's. ian1-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Beautiful STYLED hats at A. 5.
Smiths. Atf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

MArEEwooD CEAKTEEs-H.Connel
is the authorized agent for the sale o.
lots in this cemetery, located north
west of the city. He win attend e
having graves dug for those who de
sire him to do 50.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Chaste as Ice, and Pure as Snow
The fragrant Sosodont is scientific
composition of the purest and choicest
ingredients of the Oriental vegetable
kingdom. Every ingredient is well
known to have beneficial effect on
the teeth and gums. 1t removes all
disagreeabIe orders, even that of to-
baceo. 1t speedily removes those
ravages which children sustain in their
teeth, owing to improper use of sweet
and acid articles, which imperceptibly
destroy them.
Spalding's glue, the stickiest thing
ont.
Goods dirt cheap at Lehnhard's,
sing of the Red Boot. Don't fail to
call. 0ltt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

NEW BooKs.-The following new
hooks now In store. Little folks ;
Saratoga, ny Eli Perkins; Broken
Dreams; Twelve Views OF Heaven
sword and Pen; Strive and Succeed ;
Guy Earle's Courts; Rufus and Rose
Garoche. Also, the works of Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. Southworth, Marion
Harland and the standard poetical
works.
49-tf. Fry & HEDGES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

a fine line OF gents undcrware at
A. s. Smiths. al
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Mink skins, otter, beaver, raccoon
and muskrat-big prices paid for them
at Lehnhard's. Sign of the Red Boot
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07
LEGAL.
Administrator's Notice

Administrators Notice.
TIME undersigned administrator of the
i estate Of Sabina r. Baker, deceased.
hereby gives notice to all creditors or
others interested in said estate that he
intends to make final settlement OF said
estate on monday, the 7th of April, 1873.
WM. 4. BAKER,
6t4 Administrator,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

T. NJ. Fry, agent for Lazarus Sc
Morris Perfected Spectacl.s and Eye
Glasses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

TN. Fry, agent for Morton's Gold
Pens; keeps the largest stock in the
city.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

BooKs.-The largest and best selee-
ted stock of miscellaneous books in the
city, 40 Fry s. HEDGES.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Take your hides. furs. pelts, etc., to
Lehnhard's sign of the Red Boot, where
you can get the highest cash prices fol
them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Chicago kip boots, hand made, at A.
S. Smiths. Il
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

Leave your order with Perley 6
Bearce for shirts.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

90 pieces of prints just received at
smiths. n23
Ladies' undergarments at a. S.
Smiths. IL
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-07

r. b. Plumb, ". T. eoden, L. I
Heritage, lewis InEz, ]. 3. EeFlsys Dan
lel Bl1Ier, y. 81. Bates, -. ". PhlllIpa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28
PITHOLEVALLEY w.

On and after Monday, N v. 4, 1872, lgaips will
LIIl IN InAua
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

Sg-Train 1 does not stop at Boyd fann, Shalcr
or Myers Switch, and stops only o signal at
BoughtOn and Lakcvillc
~ trains do not Stop. Cd Stop on Signal
q stop for Meals.
Trains and will yun daily. All other tranis
daily except Suullys.
On Sundays train will run one hour late from
Mayy'lc to Oil City.
Train will Stopat Rouecyille on Signal for Pas.
songcrs going North of TnsvIllc
Train may leave of housewife Passengers that
were received Norh of Titusyillc.
J. j LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt
G. J. HEPBuRN. Asst Supt.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-07-28

*Stalon for JamesloMl, N. Y, and connesu
with A " g. W Grains east aud west Connects /,
Warren Wi.h troirs east nd .st, on the p. ~ y
4, Y d. THAYER 6onl S,Ht, -.
D lakirS, New y:tG
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11
PARAGRAPHS FOR THE LADIES.

In China wives are considered legal
tender for debts.
Two San Francisco school. nistresses
have been suspended for using bad Ian
guage.
There was one divorce granted to every
fourteen and half marriages in Rhode
Island in 1871.
Albany papers complain that young
girls of that city belonging to respecta-
bic families walk the streets too much
at night.
A society of Philadelphia ladies de-
clare they will not trade where female
clerks are employed. 1t destroys all the
romance of shopping they say.
Miss Faithful is panied to see that
many American girls protesting to be
highly educated are merely "dipped in
to weak solution of accomplishments"
A worthy old lady offers the follow.
ing advice to girls: "Whenever fel
low pops the question, don't blush and
stare at your foot Just throw your
arms around his neck, look him full in
the face and commence talking about
the furniture"
The Burlington Free Press tells Of
an old lady living there who had rath.
er dissolute husband, who fell sick and
died. She attended the funeral, and
upon her return remarked that she had
one consolation, "she knew where he
slept nights"
In Van Buren,, Mo, lives woman
who has reached the age Of ninety-seveu
in spite of her husbands objections He
once tried to burn her by setting fire tc
a patch of woods in which she was
once by trying to pour melted lead into
her ear, and afterwards made an ener.
getic effort to drown her.
The Maine papers are evidently pro.
vokins fair for "smart women" The
latest boast in this line is this: Mrs
Jerry Balisdell, East Denmark, recently
SPUN lot of wool rolls, dyed and wove
them into stout cloth, and cut and made
thereof pair of pantaloons for her hus
band, all of which she accomplished,
unaided, in thirty.six hours.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11
Choice Gleanings.

Habit, if not resisted, soon becomes a
necessity.
All people find fault with their men,
DRY but few accuse their judgment
Actions that express good will to
mankind in the highest degree, have
the highest merit
To give brilliancy to the eyes, shut
them early at night, and open them
early in the morning
The whole of human virtue may be
reduced to speaking the truth always,
and doing good to Others
Many men treat others as though
they were demons, and then they ex-
press surprise that they do not act like
angels.
Inquisitive people are the tunnels of
conversation; they do not take anything
for their own use, but merely TO pass it
TO another.
Men may sophisticate as they please,
but the man who does not eudeavor to
pay his debts is no better than the ma
who steals outright.
Happy are families when the govern
ment of parents is the reign of affection,
and the obedience of the children the
submission of love.
When dissatisfied with ourselves, and
exposed to the accusations ofconsclence,
we are apt to disturb those around us
with our petulancc and ill-humOr
Let thy thoughts be such to thyself
as thou art not ashamed to have God
know them; and that if it should be
suddenly asked, "what thou thinkest
on" thou highest not blush to tell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11

whoever purchases an Organ, Piano, or
Melodeon without first consulting with, or
obtaining terms Of Z. D. Chi'is, acts with
out reasonable prudence or care.
Instruments repaired and put in order
Of the lowest living rates. Purchasers in.
yited 10 call and examine samples. Second
hand instruments taken in exchange. AL
instruments delivered free Of freight.
Ed. CHlLDS,
l637lYeow Prescott, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11

An Akron, Ohio, cat, relying upon
his nine lives to save him, allowed his
tail to swell, his spine to curve, and
with the "banner cry Of help emana-
ting from his jaws, waded into a buzz
saw in rapid motion. The cat was new
er seen again, but the boss sawyer, who
always stood with his mouth open while
at work, remarked to his assistant that
he could "taste fiddle strings and sau.
sage meat in tho air that morning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11

WHEN is the most dangerous time to
visit in the country? When the trees
are shooting and the bull-rushes out.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-11
Every household without
Cabinet Organ

lacks one of the most useful attractive AMI
valuable articles with which it is possible
to furnish it, which would be an attraction
to home itself"
over 1000 Organs are sold yearly in
the United States and they have become
the most popular Of large musical instru-
ments. They are very durable, do not get
out Of tune, are adapted to all kinds Of
music, and what no family can afford to be
without.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
Das Grpbrbcn in sou saIpaser.

Selegrapbll6 wurtc bersitS gemelcet, baE
Gan SalDaoOr unl1n9It ourd] etu @rObeben
,eritOlt muree uno iiber 800 Ote%nId)enlebell
uu'8 leben falner. Die Staot San Salpaz
DOR lit Ole Sauptitaot Der 9tepubltt sleld)en
gtamenS in @entralzN merlta mn l1e9t ON
liioliden SuBe oeS GulfuneS Gan SaIuaOOr.
sic muroe bon Sorge De Qlparaoo I'M Sabre
1928 seQriinoet, mar inter ipanii6er Serrz
ihait 9auptltabt Der Yroutns uno lpdter
Sauptliabt Der ~9iepublif BON @entralamerlta,
bis yeetere iid i'm, Sabre 1889 in bic peridle.
oeuen JesIgen ~flelnereu Jfepubllfen auflOlte.
SIM SABRE 1853 bate bic Staot etlua 80,
@lnipohner, elnc 9roBe uno ihDne @atbeOrale,
8 anoere Sir6en, cine lliuerltat, eiu 6rauz
en<Seminar, meGrere poipitdler unb Spei
grobe Waierleitungen SUI Ser orguug Der
StaOt nit Srinfrpaiicr. SIR SanDel mar be-
oeuteno unO III INNER 9tOBerem auiihmunge
begrifien. Sn Der 3 neruadt pom 16. auf
ben II. Iprll 1854 muroe Die Stabt ourd eil
iur6tbarcS @robebeu uDQtg in Sriimner 9e.
le9t, nobel etlpa 100 Dtenifeu umtamcu.
Oe 9feglerlug le9te 10 Uteilen naber nah
Der See~&iite hin elne neue 6auptltabt aus
uno naEnte bielelbe NueUo Gan Saluaoor,
aleln e5 bate flf elm 10 GROCER Sbell Der BE.
iuobner mleDer am alien 6lede an9ebaut, bag
i'm Saluar 1855 bic @eiee9ebung wleber bte
alte StuOt gum Hegteruugslite erfor. - @is
nem Briuatbrleie SuiOlge mlIrOe Gan Salua.
DOR idlOn Su Auiang UtGr5 olcies Sabres BON
@rObebeHrOBen betmgeludt, beren man aber
Suerit niht belonoerS ad)tete, ba ile in lener
uulfanreiden 9egeno telne ielteneGrI6eiuung
liuo.
Am a.. Rdr, NadmittagS is llbr bob unb
lentte itd Der Booeu pl0elid wle eu Shiff
aui ilurnourapeitidte @eqer, aus oer SIeie
lieB iid Elm burnpieS Stolen sletd isruem
Bonner bOreH, Die 6duler wanften, Die 3D.
der braden Elm, Mauern befanlen 8iiie uno
@eritbi6afteu uuO @eidirre i"tiirSten nm uno
serbraheu. Son Nngit unb SGreden erfiiut,
ilohen Wtdnner, 8rauen uno atnOer nit lbrer
haitig 5uiammengeraften toltbar ten pabe
in's 6reic. Die Stlrmglodeu wuroen &c.
lduttt, Die Ilarmtrommelu 9eriibrt nuo Die
Yeiaeung inter @aiien s~eruien, I'm oieSro,
ming aulredt gu er9alten, benin merln bet oer<
mti9eu 9eldbtllden Natureri6ciuunsen bic
gclpobncr in tuiloer 9aii gcflobcn iiuo, itr6=
men Die Snbtdner aus ben bcnad3barten 2SGlz
bern III bic Staot, I'm ST plil1cern, Uouou
lie bti oieier @tlegenbeit nur ourt Die 8apoll-
nete Der allentbalbel potlrten Soloaten abb
gebalten neroen %fonnteu. Sim 10. UtGrS Das
rem abnlide Greigniiie por9efomme1, es miro
obtr ytittS BON Scrluli bon NteuI dcnleben
al 0teisu belScu SQQerl bertdltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
W0miuiitratiOnsz NnSetge.

giadridt wiro hermit ~scssbsn, bag nntsrIst5ret.
Soumaht sur Bern4ltnr9 oes gta0ianss ceS a19ier
neriforbeueH Yimpr saeFlcr eIbalten bat. Aae Die,
Die Nor6erun9tn on bieiem Na6tuB Baeen, mslosn
hermit aufeeforecrt. iolbs nebit Den notbi9en Belle
gen i~patefens am l. Ottober 1873 etndurel6en uno
anipril6e an oieiem Rahlab esissli6 Iir uetIufis ers
Hart neroeu mo9sn. ale, Die 3ablur9en on oisien
0dtIus Su MAIDEN haben, DGIoen hermit a~uiqetors
bert, iolhe unperBi9li9 on nnterSeidnete 1u leifep ,
mo Mot, 10 iuiro 9eTidtli6 einseidtitten.
OH $3.50 Sertruee Settler. Gbm..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
Rottseu.

Dds Seuats< Somtte iber Die Yof mi
MISUNDERSTANDING id)loB al 6reituge iein,
Stsull9en i'll gten yort uub tritt am Don.
l!erliaae tuieoer in @aiblugton Suiammen
OaS @on,te bot aue Staat8s, Saneels., Ga
mol nno Sa1n=S ebbr6en eriudJt, ibnen PEI
Norelle w.. @tuoom, Soriiser hes Senats:
3raHsPoEtat'onS : Somlte's in &aibinatou
Wtlttbelunsen 5nr srletdteruns leiuer 4Irbei.
ten 81 MAIDEN.
%. y. SOne8 wurhe AM Gamfaa. BON
graiibenten gum @oniul in Seiien,D armlapt
ernanHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
GtaQtsz Enn,eiiinusid,eiur.

IS miro bIermlt tetaunt semaht. taB ale Berios
nen ooet @eieuihQitCr, DeIhe IN Der Statt Baltf.
more 9eiduite belrclben, uno nelte cine grlaubulk
ocs StRatee b%eoirfcr, on Obcr DOR Dem l. gtai zine
iotde berausnepmen ODER ie atte erGeuern laiIcn
miIlen.
5. Brser1an Roiin, Glert bes Common YGeas, @e.
ridtes, 1T icgt bereit, in ieinCm Sireou i'm Bu,emert
oes 0ert6ts9aules GIlaubniBIteinc ausiuicrtIgen.
George y. Saus, S&CrIff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
8efanntma9ungea
Stcncrs3 epartemfnt,
lint
SGltl NJ ore Den 9. Nvlll
On. MNnAniA,A 81 q Ann,nr.nhIn.l

baltimore Den .. NDttl 1873.
Sur Ydebrid,t tiir 2tcucr;nbIer!
Die Biihtr 6tCits Sireaus WGroen nab len M1on~
TOO. ben Ii D. Wtts tir btc @iujiCbune uon SluOt5z
uno StGrtfeuern oes i%Guiencen Sdhres ~qepfinet.
NdJt tS) troiCnt AbSu9 MIN auf itGotibrs Fcr-
Ioral- uEo iIlnf 90 Erotent GuI itiSiib2e @runo=
ct9entbum etlaubt, DeHn oe Netnungen Dor Dem 4.
~ al hGSdbTt tUer0en.
Siiuf ~%rOicnt Nb3u9 miro auf ule tcucrs
GCtnuH9Cn f1ldutt.
Tie SfartRcuer ipiro ron rem T'tiCu=SHtG5erH
%io'qCnber IncoIporirteH @GiClitditen beJdblt /:
SGnfer- UiGr6lnt's, BGtionCI : FARMERS unO
PLANTERS, Trdn!lir. Union. Sritte y~tGtiondI, Sin.
3eHs', NoWarb, Uiorine, RoRf Of Baltimore. Ratio
HGl=SItan9G uRo @CntralsyiatlOnul
Serit9Crunas @eiGllihdftCu - Bed,
torn, g&GibIroton MAO Monumental.
6iiGnbdbH6n - r~GqIitrlCtc Shlieationen Ter
Baltimore Sbio= uno 9orotide 9CrudI. Sjisnbut-
nsu, gBeitlthe UinruI4uoz8abn, SGlimore:S 81. ors=
uIGe=5uIcot'6 lRIu5 s9ticnbGpH uEo StabtzB2iid-
9lCr @jieRbOtu.
-mount Sermon WionnS.ttrrz
CScIenidaIt, SGltimorcr ISGGIsrbauSsSomp.. Sob
trG9eroe S6ul0= @~truftute Der SGelibt 81 elidQft,
Baltimore SusauGbdrnG : SamDiitIfi =Seieaibait,
SaltiTore : SaUre oe @rGce { Surnpife.9 ompnqnie
Baltimore Norioro .Surnpi't = @ompuqnt6, 8uftiz
more > HGritIst0iOn 3urnpiie @ompdeHIe Il. Sn.
bQbsr oon DtnruIInoer StaatssO 1ti9dtioner.
RAD Dem 20. D. DIS. pGloeu allen riidiGrbioer
Rctnun9en uoa 1872 slusi BrO8ent Stnien SueeItta:
gen. Games D. NnScrion,
tNprtllO-Viuii) @tnntbmtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
furrefftraBenz Saubereiu 0r. I
Mr- 2

9a fh Der .8aparta=8 nuperein Sir. 1" 70 ouser.
oroenttlher gutter Bortitritte eritsut, 70 taben bic
Ytit9lleoer oefieIben beidloiieE, etneH neuen inter
tbsIIe 9c5elhnet.
Iae, Die fi6 etrem aueseSeidrst ~libtraGen SERENE
an3ui6liesen tulEi6en, limo eriubt. Depntaa, bCn
a: D. VttS., iid hei pm. GeUra &oblinann, Orr.
3ft, Santuns Aosnue, etntufiroen.
S7-N lie dRitoIisSer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
9eibarsifde Giafliime Der Jabress
Spif.

@6laHheit, Mattlgtcit, cine abneiguug,
iid NIT wlrtllder 8batigtsit 6u beidditiaen,
geiiii9e Stumpfbeit uno Sdwermutb itno
llcbel, bic weientlid Die mcnidliden Genliie
idmGlern, unO ie weloen i'll grOBerem ODER
9erin9erem @rabe je mad Dem Semperamcut
uno ben conltitutioncQen Inlagen oe8 3nol'
plouums Don einem 9roBen 3 belle oeS Yubli.
tums I'M Ttiibliug empfunoen. lin bic S0r.
per, unO gsiitssfrdfte aus oieism trdgn 3u'
iano auiSuriittelu, 1T Elm S%tartunsss uaO
3tegelunssmittel gebiettriif notbwerloig, uno
s 0 ftetter'S W agenbttterer lit Die
ein5ige uorhanbeue meOi3inride 0tiidung,
lpelde burdau8 iiir Die Nuigabe geei9net lit.
Die eritc 9ois brtnst cine an9enebme Club
in Dem gunSen &Orper berpOr, melter ernlt'
ltd)e @rleidterung fol9t. yta6 uno mad
tbun bic itdrfcnOen unb legeinreu Gigeni6ais
ten bieies reinen unO angeneAmen 9:lImtttel5
lbre uo0e 8irtung. jeoe Spur bon Sbwabe,
Geru0Itdt uno SppO6onOrie usridwincet,
Der @eiit, iOpie Der SOrper miro munter uno
frdftig. (89-94,t2p&p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14

-@nf taS Griuten Der Jesicrurs BON
Ecuador I'm grlaubniB, hire @OlOminsen in
philadelphia prasen su laiieu, lit abihld1i9e
auttuort %sriol9t. 9aS Shubamt bat feline
Tiaht, elmer iremOen &sgierlns in unierer
Wfiin3e Die Yraguns bon Sob gu erlauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14
+ Srtaabe=@ tneral ". W.S.GarbD,
SuubeS< Nrntec.

Sen. @anbp, Den ioebsn ole Snbianer in
Oreson ermOroeten, if aus &sntudp gebirtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-14

uno purbe Dot ienem Staate in bic WjlttGr.
ihule Su &cit.Boint gci6idt. Sad Seeuott
aIuQ iciucr Stuolen trat CT ON /. Suli 1889
ais Spcltcr lieutenant IN buS ?. yer. St..
acknowledgement 1871 Wuroe er erltsr
yieutenaut, olcnte nit Iua3sid)nuug 1916 -
AZ i'm merlfaniihen &rlege, pnroe gum Gts
tnlar=@apttdn c%ruunnt, I'M 3.WiGr, lS47 ats
@ebiiliS, Qolutant Dem @eueraltabe Susenie
len unb am 10. Quguit beiIelben Sabre5 gum
6a1Qe zines Situiars UlnlorS befOrocrt. NlS
Der Siitgertrie9 au8brat), befano I'D Sen.
&anbg in gteusWerifo, no CT I'M Sebruar
1862 nit @riolg einen Auariii Der teraniitsn
AufltdnOtiden aui baS6 ort@raig surldI dug.
Stou friib uGbrerb besSrtegtS muroc CT gum
SriIa0e-0eneral in Der armee Der Srets
i~utlligeu ernaunt uno balo @eneralzWtolor.
Gr fol9te benz Sen. 8auts i'm SberbeIeble
bes Golf GepartennentS uuo eroberte I'M Aprll
1865 Woblle. Sim %. Suli 1866 erhtelt CT
0a8 Batent zines SriQaoe.@ euaal8 Der re9el-
ntaBtqen Nrmee mo folgte i'm Ianae Dem
Sen. 8. .. s. Sro. SIN CONNER 1867 e.
belt ct oas Commando otS WilttIrs0 ~iitriftS
ponJtotb. uuoSiio.& Carolina ms bat lettoen
utele pthtlge 0jenite g%eltiitet. Gr tol9te benz
Sen. Saled Dor einigcn Mtonaten I'M Com
rnatbo beS OepartelneulS otS Yacittc. Ass
SGamtcr lpar er ourh Sdbiafeit ausae3etGnei
uno ieiue 8eridte an oa5 Srieg8anlt maren
Ntuiter umiaiislcer uno 9riiuoltder AuTalz
Jung. SIN 4niause oes Siirgertrieges bate
er perhdltnlBmaBi9 menig 9elegenhe,t, lldl
aus3uSeihneu; erit bie Ginnahule Wfootle'e
lentte Die Iuimertiamtsit Der Re9lerun9 Gal
i'm. @r par Elm tiihti9er Sol0at, 9tauote
absr on Die Nberhobeit Der biir9ellldeu We
malteu in Der 6rispsnsssit. Sen. @anby maj
EN- GROCER, ~fraftigcr Utanr, leoer !3ou elu
SOl6at. Sn ieineu lesten 0epsIb'n oeutste
er bduitg auf oa5 MtiBtrauen bin, wel6es oeI
@reuSiolcat sesen Die uerratbcrlldM HllOen
begt. Gem yebeu wuroe non lbm NIT inert
piiroiaen Wuthe benz Scriude aeop1ert, elilt
Yolitif o%urd;uiilren, an Die er lelolt laper'
lid scetaubt haben miro. :,
(@en. @anbY lit in Baltimore lelr MON
betannt uno bat bier ellsn groBen 6reuuoeS'
treis unO msbrcre uabe &erpanote. 81 oen
Qsbtersu 0ed0ren 9r. gS. &anbp BON Der en-
gros>0 rOsuenfirma Der 69. @anbp. 9upIn
& Co., @de Ger eight uno Iombaroltr:, 9r'
gu. Ganbp pom Der 6trma Seme5 & 9Gn6r
II. ". Die SunOe BON Os8 @enera!s zoo.
bat bier in srobcm Grciic Srauer uno tnnl9ss
Veilei0 beruprQerufen.)
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Yunidl =! Xuu(6 !

lT TWY N""TD N""TT
TITfMs NQeu metnen SreuneeH uno Sstanntsu ts
.llI9. 4HIeige, bog I'D ole bic Der uoH Srn. aes'
muctI oelubrte 2Birtbibnft, nWouroe : sonic"
Orr. 80, SrercriR =l%lpcnus, ode her WUnrus=
StraRe, bsute, MDntaa, "A. AprI, NIT ttRsm
idnoleH runite uro Satob Seesers NG9cIbIer elE'
Dtiben neroe, Do5u %ergebert etnIoo.t
SEQ q Seufel,
roo ~ Or Gu EC,ryprrY JTnprre
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stnntzG nnmi6GrszGiirenu.

SGlti more, b. IA. AUril 1873.
SeriTe9elte Mnsebote iUeroen in nieism Bureau
bis az ontdG, %. april, 8ornittaas IL ubr, Delbe
UNI II rbr in Dem 8lreermetftuss YiirRCu ~aeofiHet
merocn, iir Die 9~ieie'ung aqe Der neuen @aslGm.
pen, WeIbe iir bcR @cbtnu6 Der Etaot iGr l JQbr
pom J.. nadnen Utal uotbig inb. Yrohe Sampeu
uno Specifiationen f0nnen in hlCiem Biireau GIng..
ieben UeroGn. 8Gs Tebt ir9eno zines oher ale
Argebote 5u~riidBuDetien, lUiro OorteboIt'n. 9m
GuitrGg JpbH q. 9uole,
(Sg. %, 5 81 SInFf res Stobt-S umninGrs
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III GATetlllll@ 1. Aall5lllNllI. M
hTrAs 6eiurid) @nieSRer tllut beute, Edlk
a.kls D1pnfas, ran IA Ap:il, in %r IA,
SIN. Sdloffer's uo6lIbmedeuote gGgubtr ~utrJapit
ioiro Bir suite 3OHUmuitt ut ~seiorst. SD lGoe reEz
balb Gle meme Srtannte uno Ednesltute oGBu Gin,
um eineu uer9nustcn Sittrtug nit CtnOnoer 81 eHitsn.
Stmrtd) 81 nIeentt,
1881 SIR. "a, Suo @utGDtIGBe.
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MbmiuiitratiOns zNnsciQe.

Ho6ridt miro biermit ~se9cben, ooB l1ntcrjci6nets
Solmadt bur Scrlpaltuns ocs yahlniic5 oCs albisr
bic Eor6ernn"sn an 0isicm TSe6laS BADEN 81 iutroen
biermit auigcioroert, ioIbe nebit Den %nutbt9en Selez
gen l~pGtctens am /. Sttobcr 1873 einSutctden uno
9eltenb 5u MAIDEN oocr Ju 9clUdrtt9en,- o0B ne lprer
Hart lperoen moscn. 4Gc, Die 3ublun9cn an olclen
Ra6GoB gu MAIDEN babcn, ncroen blcr1nlt Gul9clor'
bert, lolbe unucrjd9lih on llHterICthncte Bl ieIhen
mo ni6t 10 miro gcridtlit einscihrttten.
IN % d QaA 81 nrnnrRfhR SdrHlaQc, MQm.
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G:in1neibnn0S 2unIb.

hTTMs Wieiuen sreuuoeu uno 8ctarntcu. IoU.e hem
A.-Yl= ssebrteu YubIiEum Die e~r9ebenit Nriei9e, bag
iu msIHe g%Dlrtbidatt, Gte Der Glo9slq. unO Damburg.
StraBe, osrgIO B art babe uno olriel0e GuT bcute, Den
IA. b. Wts.. init einem oelttGten 3urlhe %tinUclbGu
peroe. Gin impOrtirter RcbbrGttn Nib
bic ,%Stinidmeter iattigen uno Au9uit 8Cd'BGrtrG'
Ga8erbier Die 3uritt9cn Iabet.
y. @. StOu,
(SS-9) Ode Der RtO9slpI uno SGmbur9fraBe.