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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-17
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KANSAS Penitentiary board sl'l cents
a day. Go West.
PITTSBURGH steel has been made to
stand test of 100000 pounds to the
square inch.
A PUMPKIN PIE ten feet in diameter
and four feet deep was the chief feature
of California dinner recently.
In Brooklyn, n. Y, the police rely
upon the press to give them the earliest
information of dog fights and gambling
resorts.
SOME time ago it was proposed in
Glasgow to raise fund by means Of
shilling subscriptions for the erection Of
a monument in memory Of Robert Burns
The amount now received in shillings
is s., 1l3.
The President calls the course hitherto
pursued toward the Mormons "a shilly-
shally policy" and he declares that if
necessary he will place Phil Sheridan at
Salt Lake with 10000 troops, and will
enforce the laws without war.
DIR. TALMAGE's Tabernacle, recently
destroyed by fire III Brooklyn, was the
largest and, excepting Plymouth Church.
probably the most widely known house
of worship in the country. Its nominal
seating capacity was about 1000, but 1t
would hold, without crowding, nearly
5000 persons.
THF following Texas towns are now
the terminus each of railroad: Austin,
Waco, Cuero, Longview, Troupe, Nc.
Kinney, Denison and Huntsville; and
railroad work is progressing more rapid
" than was ever known in the history Oh
Texas. Railroads have more than dou-
bled in length in the State within the
past year.
A WAC inspecting farmers last H.
stallment of pork ut the Detroit market
recently, picked up a ten-pound stone
and deposited it in one of the porkers
and then loudly berated the farmer ior
trying to cheat in weight. The farmer
looked at the stone, at the crowd, fel'
the thrust, and growled to himself
sHang me, but I thought / put 1t I'D
the small hog!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-17

A pILL To deal with murdcrous insanity has
tssa brought before the Legislature OF Ohio
II in similar to thobills prepared for the New
York AMI Illinois Legislatures, in providing for
the imprisonment Of persons who escape con-
viction for murder on the plea Of insanity ....
Gen Humphreys, Chief Of Engineers, informs
Congress that ~, 81, 462 has 10 far been spent
ON the canal around the Falls OF the Ohio and
81. 769. 200 ON that around the Des Moines Rap
ids. The ship canal talked Of to connect the
Mississippi above the Delta with the deep
waters Of the Gulf will cost 81, 500, OO0..
Senator Buckingham's bill, introduced into the
United States Senate last week. adds another
to the countless schemes for improving our
currency. He proposes that banking be made
free tina. no interest be allowed on deposits I;
that banks NAV make United States bonds a
Part Of their reserves and may redeem their
notes in coin, legal tenders, or National Bank
rocal convertibility Of the bonds and green
backs.
The international pigeon-shooting match be-
tween Ira +. Payne, Of New York. and James
Ward. Of Toronto. came OF at Buffalo last
week. and was won by Payne by three birds,
he killing 43 out of so. A horrible story OF
suffering by sea comes to us by way OF New
Orleans. Mr. Sayille. first officer OF the
wrecked ship Golden Head. arrived in that city
last week from Rio The vessel was wrecked
on the west coast Of Patagonia in June last,
and fourteen Of the crew spent forty-eight
days in two open boats in the Straits of Magel-
Ian. They were compelled, to save themselves
from starvation. to devour the bodies Of five of
their companions who died from privation and
exposure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-17

The alleged discovery Of Troy by d.
Schliemann is already beginning to be
doubted. One writer has great ad
miration for the Doctor, but scouts az
the very existence of Troy, and CLAIMS
that no great stone-built city OF thai
age-9OO b. C.-could have SO CON-
pletely vanished from the earth that the
early Greek historians could not find y
trace Of it or Of the particular people
called Trojans. He does not doubt tina.
DIR. Schliemann has found the ruins Oh
some city, but he does doubt the very
existence Of the Homeric City, and claims
that the word "Troy" is simply generic
name for the ancient "Cave-tem'
pie" the same as the Dura Of the Euph.
rates, the Tara of Meath, the Davira Q.
Loeb Foyle, the Derg Of Ormond, ana
the Daire Of the Mikado Of japan.
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CONC RESSIONAL SUMMARY.

MONDAY, Jan. observation-disclosures offered
a resolution directing the Committee on Elections
90 inquire into the election troubles Of Louisiana
and Arkansas, with a view Of determining who
were chosen as Electors. -. Morton offered reso-
luton directing the same committee 20 report ~
the next session the most practicable mode OF
choosing President and vice-President OF the
United States. IA resolution was adopted di-
rccting the Judiciary Committee to inquire into
the expediency o. repeating the National bankrupt
law. from and after Jan. 1874. Perry introduced
n bill to set apart portion Of the Island Of Macki-
mac as a National Park.
HousE-Bills introduced: Hawley md, for a
canal connecting the waters Of Lake Michigan and
the Illinois, Mississippi and Rock rivers; Parker
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-17

GENERAL.
HAVING compelled Jay Gould to disgorge
s9OO0,OO0 Of its stolen property. the Erie
Railroad Directory have now tackled Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, who it is claimed, owes the
company ~, 500, OOO.. The last rail on the
northern division of the Cairo and Fulton
railroad. connecting st. Louis with Little Rock,
Ark, was laid Jan. 3. The southern division,
extending to the Red river and making connec-
Gulf of Mexico, will be completed during the
year 1873 p. I. Barnum was robbed OF
thousand dollar diamond pin on the cars be-
tween Richmond and New York Another in
stallment of destitute Italian emigrants ar
rived at New York the other day. They claim
that they were unable to subeist in their own
country.
HEAVY snow-storms prevailed in Kansas and
Missouri on the Sd, and i'm Kentucky and
Tennessee on the l.h being the heaviest
snow-falls known in those regions for many
years.
HoS. CHARLES SUMMERS health continues to
decline, and his friends are becoming appre-
hensve. He is not able to take his seat i'm the
Senate. nor to take part in public affairs. His
chief trouble, as in the case Of Mr.. Greeley,
appears to be sleeplessness. The President
has expressed his intention Of not calling an
extra session Of the Senate for executive bust
ness after the 4th of March, unless something
Of Importance requiring it should transpire be-
fore that time.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

6Irs Grite, meint SdeQaterser. glib
Die Contribution remGonareb eieMa6t
ben 6ancel Swiiden ben e~inselnenS taa'
ten unp trn fremren 6anoel su rsseln
in bemielben SaBe uno ertteilt oau'it
fir beipes elei6e @ewalten, wdbreno
rte @ewalt he's Gpnare6eS ben trer'oen
6aneel in allen iolhen gtnjelnbeite1
;u reseln, bisber unbefritte1 ausselibt
unp ron ben @erihten anerfannt iporz
Den 1T. limb paHelbe 1T fir ben Tluez
perfebr awilden ben einSelnen Staate1
selheben.
@ber ioaar fir Giienbabnen purce
am IS. Suli 1866 auf Nniu6en rer<
ielben ein @eieB sescben, meldes lt6
nit Der @ereItune rer Giienbabnen fur
tbren Granspert beldditist Elm @eleB,
wsldes chen rur6 bic cinb:ri9tete Wiu
amenoirt werpen ioll.
S1reiber elaubt ntbt, taB bic Sc
malt pes GonsrsHss. ben Tlubperfetr
su reseln cine ancere 1T als be- cenGi>
ienbabnperfebr III reseln unc rae fe bic
anpere NIT ft1 trinet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

;wilaen ben See'n uno rapurd bic
6erieuuns elmer @erfebrsfrase nit
Gem atlantilden Ocean .f6nute felbfz
yertancli9 nur wlnl9en5mertb 1ein,
aber cine fol6c wurre eur@ einen Ga
nal um ben NiaaarasTaQ ni9t in BET
Bei|e Aemonnen werren, ME lie ben
cpmmersieuen Sntere0sn entlpri6t,
msil sinmal bic Seen lelbf fat adt
orsr rsuu Monate unlbiftar lino unp
srar res &inters msoen uno fcrner
neil nidt bios rallslbe fir ben ct.
eamrenee Ilu6 ;utrifft i~cnrern eieler
lclbf in Ter Spnumer;eit aus anrern
0rinten fir rDkre Natr;suae nidt
inner idifftar lit. Iieie llmitinoe
mlrren felslid nidt nur bic Yructifaz
bilitlt, ipnrern msbr nod rie Nentatiz
litdt ees %ermabntsn Canals 1T Tra9e
itelsn.
0ielsr Sui crIdutert bic fhwisrtse
Mufsabe fir Zen Gonsree, Ii6 fir rrer
4esen llnterltuBun9en lr9enannter Sn@
lanr<S erbsNerunsen gu ertiheiren, eini>
9ermaeen. Gr sibt ater su9lei6 einen
Jineer;eia, rie peit Der @onareb iberz
all in risisn Snlanpfrasen eeben carf
unp melhe 0ren;e ct inne subal!en ft9
unter jeoer geoinsuns CUR Yfi@t MAJ
den iplte. Diele Yflidt beftebt BARN,
in allen pieien Nn9ele9enbeiten purdz
aus tetnerlei &ldildten auf Yriuatinz
tere0en orer auf DISQUALIFICATION gu
nebmen, {pnoern b66itens in folder
Tauen rem 5anrel unp Gerfebr unten
pie Mrme gu srsifsn> no bic AQsereinsn
Sntere1en ioldes wunldenswertb MAJ
den urp NO rie Yractifabilitat oeS I'M
tsrnebmenS Ger Nrt it, rab es cen na<
tipnalen Sday nt&t gu pecunidren
Spfern swinst bic ftp ni4t wierer be-
sablt MAIDEN unp ;u niht5 bisner> alS
Private su tereidern unp tie Steuerz
lait pss @pltss gu erb6ben. (oerclo.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
Gin ,1e,1er ScmciS,

wie es UNI bic einsebrrene 8epSFerune
rieieS 2anpes febt, miro ourd folsence
Neti; teltdtiat
Der 11eue Genius ter Ser. @taaten
te;ifert bic %eineeborne 8epDlferune
Mi6isan's auf 916>049, bic fremrsez
borne uuf 269,010. Nunmebr ater
brinst Der Staats Ietretd BON Mt9isan
einen Don Der mecijinilden @eieQi9aft
Midisan'5 atteftirten Beridt moraus
erbe1t pab bic 5dlfte Ter als Gineetos
rene ansesebenen perionen bic Sinner
frempeeborener Gltern limb. Das ldBt
nur 100000 pom uddt"<
Weburt III uno ia Der Ser. Staaten
Genius felbf ansiebt pab 413>443 aus
@ewzyorf. Mo0aduietts> Sbio uno
anceren Staaten ftno, 70 bleiben nur
10000 Widt9aner, oper Elm Dreibi9ltel
Natipe5 peS Staate5 lbrta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Muf ben, 5ofe bate man pas @rdBz
li9e I9on pernommen. S4lu9Seno
unp betenp tanpen Mutter uno Sc
i4miifer ta unp warteten ees 3uses.
Wit BliBesfanele bate fl& Die 3unoe
pur1 ras Dorf perbreitet IQes par
auf ben Yeinen unp auf Der @trase.
Der Bug fam an. NQes oranste
lid, flaete uno rpeinte. Die Nutter
ltlrste fi@ auf ben blutiaen 2eidnam
unp peinte; Sett9en fel BET benz
ldauerliden Mnbid aulammen unp sers
1ob in Gbrdnen. Nber rpeOer bic eiebe
Der Mutter nod bic lbrdnen Der 8raut
fonnten pas entl1wuuoene 9eben 3uz
radrufen. Stumm ftencen- Nue pa
uno ebrte, ben tiefen Sdmers. Der
srareifenpe Ginorud elmer plSBli@en
Bluttbat dterwiltiste fie. 3wt ans
sludli6e Grauenbe'jen in Mannetbal
aber rridt felt jenem Sage tiefe> untr0ltz
li9e Grauer.
Na& 3wet Taeen, na&cem bas Sc
.rt6t ale llmtdnpe unterlu9t uno ALE
3euenife erbuben bate, muroe bas
Spfer Der &ate unp Giferlu9t besraz
ben. Das san3e Dorf folste Der 2ei@e
unp trauerte UNI ben frDbliden BUR
iden, ben NQe 10 germ ju leioen batten.
Witten unter Dem 3use aber i&ritt Giz
ner, frieplos uno seddtet.
Der Sdser muroe als gori1beamter
uno ;umal unter zen ~llmtdnoen> bic CT
aneeseben, freiaeiproden. Nncere 3eusz
niEe fcblten. Sour Elm 6irtentube, oer
ni9t melt oaYon setpeipet, bate geb5rt
pab erit einSdu sefauen iet uno Damn
RAID binter einanoer awet. Nu9 slaubz
tie er, swiiden ben beipen lesten S@ui>
fen einen S9ret pernomme1 gu baben,
ni9t na9 penielben. Die Grbitteruns,
pie smilden Dem M6roer uno ieinem
beitanpen, rpurpe errdbnt> aber ie
sab teinen Au1idluB uber sic Sbat.
Der 8slt uup Dem dueeret &i9ter
mar Der Sd9er uniau|pis-aber prinz
men, Dor ben, inneren &idter?
IN Der llnslidsfltte erbebt ft9 elm
6ol;treu3 unp leudtet melt pur@
pas punfle GebIi ID. IS flnoet ben
ein1amen @anoerer, ben oer GuB oielz
lei9t rortbin trdat, melde blutt9e Ebat
ant Mbenpe bes rs. September 1862
port ee{9eben uno bittet Jpn, pes Gr>
I'M @ebste gu s~eoenten. Seper
aber befliselt leinen S@ritt UNI Dem
Der Stdtts ,u entfommen.
Denn er aud ben Iberslauben bes
nidt tbeilt, Der it@ an bic Stel<
len FOLDER llntbat fnupft 70 fam er il9
co9 bes tisfsn Ginrruds ntdt entidlaz
sen; 1T IS BOD, als LATTE Elm Glu@
unp 8ann auf FOLDER Stdtte. :
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11

Der Eborbeit ibrsr @sreinisurs eetcmz
men iein ibr &ertrauen in rie bphen
prsile, tpelde ibnen' Zen Nins I9ern
fplte, 1dmaro unr ie idlu9sn ibre
@prrdtbe su pen te(ten @reiisn, bic fe
erbalten fcnnten, los. Ourh be
Sprensuns zines ein;elnen Olieres
sins rer aan;e Nina in Srimmer unr
in 6olae Der Neattipn miro mabrlheins
lib in Der nddten 5utunft ros Yctro-
leum in uuisrem Martte niecerer nctirt
merpen, ais in irsenp elmer fribsrsn
Yeriope.
WSsen nur ancere Spefulanten, bic
fid aut l~lnfolten hes &cIfsS teret6ern,
ras S9idial Res sSslzN in9s tsber;ls
Aeu.
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(Gortiebung.l

limb reate f9 ni9t bic alte Soseluit
In ibm? Soer par er 9rinplih &C.
beilt? ga wobl> bic nerlofenoe Stimz
me i'm Jnnern rpuree pieeer laut Mnz
fan8s leiie, rann ftdrfer unp immer itdr,
fer. ,.5dtte td tod meme 8udsf finite
bier! SD molIte DID 1don CABIN MAJ
den", 10 ra6te er oft. llno oann per-
iudte er, pie nabe oos Ebter i'm berz
unfrmmen Lief ; es Lief fi@ faum oerz
ja9en, rrei, pier Sage fab er ras 9retz
ben hes 5irlde5. Sic Stimme in tbm
REF lauter unp lauter: uBie out bdttelt
Du beute ben 6irld erleaen t1nnen =
Nter Du wiuit ia atdt mebr seben, oas
bait Du Dir oorsenommen.-So'n
itarfen 5irl1 bait Gu nod ME seldolz
fen! unp CT ftebt Dir jepen Sag DOR
Der Nale, aerace als pb er DID dr9ern
wo0te. -Nber wenn Der GSrlter tdme?
@Iroe bic Wutter banr ni9t DOT Ner>
ger ;erseben, wIrpe Settden baS 5ers
nidt bre1en? 8enn man Did rpieoer
ertappt, tommf Du 70 leidt ni@t BARON
ab, unp brau@f ben, G5risr ni9t pte>
oer inter bic Ausen gu tommen.-Gs
fann's ia Retner merfen. Du nimmf
beimli& bic Glinte NIT, fullest Jpn nte>
Ger uno ldet Jpn lie8en. Das bauert
einen Iusenblid. Sc frdbt fein 5obn
ober 5enne parna@.-Nber rpenn es
miBelddte @as bann-Gs fam ia
ni@t febl falaeen. Griber bait Du
DID ME bepo@t unb es 9lidte ftets.
uno aud jest slidt es fiber; aber Du
biff banse, Du bift feiae!"
So ja9ten ft@ Die @epanfen. Mebz
rere Sage blteb er aus Dem @aloe, ater
pie Stimme erbpb ftd risper unp ,pte>
Der. uDu hummer Narr! Du feiee
Memme!" rtef IS ibm su> pennNbenes
in Der 1dmmerun9 Der pumpfe S@rei
peS 5irl4es iosar bis gum Dorfe ber>
IberlbaIte.
gu 5auie bielt er es nidt aus. Gs
mar, als triebe eS tbn binauS in ben
Walc, mo Der @ierSebnenper fanp.
~Sdieb ben 6irid" rief IS nierer.
~Morsen pieQeidt i9on 3iebt er treit
meg, pober ct BetOmmen". Gr jauper>
te nod. ~@enn er beute ,pieoer oa 1T.
lauerf Du ibm n,orse,1 auf", raunte 60
ibm 3u. ~Sa, eas mill i@ Dapon
loQ es abban9en." llno Sobann 9tn9
gum @aloe; ber 6irl@ tpar pa. uno
am arpern Mbeno mar Ct .tpierer i'm
@alpe, NIT Der eeiponnteu Bd9sftnte
unterm Arut. Die 2etpenl9aft bate &C.
feet. 60 8ebt es chen timer ; penn
man nit rem leufel afforpirt unp tbm
Beftimmunse1 fteut, behalf er immer
pas srSbte Gnb'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-01-11
Sic Giienbabnen ppr be:a
Spn9ref.

ueber bic @erbdltnii1e Der Gtlenbab>
men eeseniber Der @oblfabrt pes Gam
pes fsben tntsre0ante 8erbanolunsen
im Gonsreie in @usf@t. Or. g,
S@eQaberser, Der betannte republican,
lde @pn9rebreprdlentant Don Sbio bat
an bas in Bottom eri9einsnpe Sour
nal Of Commerce" CUR Se9rinouns iets
ner jinsf i'm Gonsree einsebra9ten
BiQ einea lan9en Brief 9eidrteben, in
,pel9em er ftd gu Der Nniidt befennt,
eab IS tem Goneree 3uitebt @elese
lter bic Nesulirun9 hes 1ransports
auf Giienbabnen fit Yerlonen unp
0aoren ;u erlallen, bic aus einem
Staate in Zen aIeern 9efIbrt werz
ZEN.
Sci ausm Seaen> iaste Ser Sdelz
latereer, Zen bic Gtienbabnen oerbrst>
ten m6sen, weib id AUDI, rae es bic
lenren3 pieier srcben @orporutiOnen 1T,
lid nit chamber ju elmer u%n9ebeuren
Madt 3u perbinpen benz 6anpel ;wiz
iden ben ein3elnen @taaten pr1denpe
uap hriecrtminirenpe 9aften auf;ules
gen, bic @ertdte unp Sesislaturen Der
Staater 3u contruliren, uno RAP ibr
SeRreten jeoe onrere Yroouftion ibren
SntereHen otenfbar gu MAIDEN, bic Gtz
lenbabnz @eieQldaften CUR sr5bten Sc
fabr beranwa&leu LIEF, re pieler 8e:
publit CROFT.
@on alien Geiten aus Der Union
fcmn1t mir bic 8unbe Don tpabrbafi
erauiameu Beoridunsen unb yreiss
llnteri@eioun9en fit Zen Gransport
Die Vd biefe Transport>M nfalten ~
S@ulren fommen 3u lai1en ;u. 9te'
Elm &eiultat perielben:
Miutonsn Buibsl pom Brobfrl@ter
faulen auf Dem Geloe i'm @eiten ODE,
rperper ols Brennmaterial n%er>penoet
wdbrenb in Nep Sort @obltbdtisfeitss
a%nitalten pteuet@t $4,000 Mrmen ein
einsiees @eibAa9tsmabl bereiten milf
len, neil es ben prets bon flint Buibela
8ei3en foftet, Elm einjises 8uibel aus
Soma na6 Stem yOrf au briasen.
Dteiem 3ufanre mlHe a%bsebclfer
rperoen. uno Die @erfa0uns babe BIT
Gompeten3 ba3u in bic 5dnpe pes Con-
srenes 9elest.
AQercines fet bic conaitutionell'
Grase, pelde @ewalten Dem Gon9re0'
iber Gilenbabnen, rie urter ftaatli9er
Greibriefen len @ertebr awiiden Staas
ten sermitteln, 3ufebe, in allen ieiaer
Gtnaelbeiten wepn burd MabreSelr
ces Gonsre0es nod bur@ urtbeile Bee
8unceeoberseri@ts NIT @enautefei
beantwprtet tporpen. CT CLAUDE abe,
troBoeus, bab BE Grase juriRt& fein'
eroben S&wtrristetten babe uno baf
bic babel In Bstradt fommenbe1 Yrin:
eipien>Graoen pom ben @eridten ent'
lHfepen tporeen ieien.
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9. @ottes Singer.

Range nod biloete he bluttse Tbat
i'm Dprfe pas 3asesseipra9. Nuf Ill
len lag es pis cine oridence 2af bic
mai, nt9t BON Der 8ruft wdlsen fam.
lleberau ipra@ man paoon, crying iid
in @ermutbunsen, ersdblte wierer uno
bSrte mieper> mas man idpn er;dblt
uno sebDrt. Secer !3us, jere 8leini9z
felt aus ben, 2eben ces Sc tcrbenen,
ODER iiber bic Grbitteruns, bic ;wilden
BEN beipen 6reiern Ter Giriterstodter
eeberrl9t batte, puroe aufsetiidt uno
bin uno wieper teirro@en. neber ben
lopien 1prad man nit liebeoouer
lrauer ; man batte Jpn germ 9ebabt,
unp wenn ct aud NAL Dieien uno ST.
men bur9 feline 5eftisfeit ~er;iirnt bate,
70 mar pas NQes ldusit nereeten uno
peree0en. Bisle aber ba9ten unb
ManGa lprad es betmlid uno aud
often aus, ras bic Sade ntdt 70 uniez
lie auseelaufen wdre, penn Ger Sdser
ni9t 19on obneoem rem 8auern @rcu
uno 6ae na6setrasen bdtte, unp pab
ct wobl nidt pbne@runp 10 fill Dor ild
binbrite.
Den Saser miec man ieitoem I'M
Dcrfe, pie Ginen, auf pem Der Tlud
@ottes rubt. 8enn man tonnte, MID
man ibu, aus, unc rpenn ct idon fritz
Der allein oa eeitanren, cbue .paru,e,1
Greune, lest mar er p6Qts 1e%retnlanat.
Das 1T aber auf ben DSrferu, no Gt<
ner rparm an bes Mnpern @obl uno
Debe Mntbeil nimmt, bic furdtbarfe
Strafe. Der Glu& Der Blut(&ulb lag
auf Jpn. uuo uersiftete lein san3es e.
ben. gues 9eip. unp iei es aud nod
10 erc6. fam Der Menf@ uer9efen, aur
pie S4ulp pereiet lid ni@t. 9ie fribt
N@ binein in pas tnnerfte Mart pes
9ebens, in ale poren oes ireii&en Do
Ieins, 70 pab per S&ulpbetapene ME
lpieper redt frob rereen Tam. Ste
u,adt iepe Greuce bitter, ieren S4laf
;um Sdreden.
So sine Is ben, Sdser. Gs eab
pcbl 8einen, Der tiefer i'm Snneren ssr>
ri0eu, unalldlider uno elencer semelen
ais er. Sag unp Na6t pcrfplste ibn
cas Bib res Grmpreeten, ME CT fi9
frummte unc mano i'm barten 1cces=
tampfe mie er isin bredenres ause auf
zen MSrrer seridtet bielt. Dos 2eip,
ras pie 6Srlterfamilie uno has aru,e
Marden rarnieoer beuete, tlaste i'm
an; leres Yldyden res 6ofes. auf rem
II NIT Scbann alsxnabe seipielt unp se>
lprunsen. riente ibm als qualpOQe ST.
tnnerun9: Go eraute ibui. .penn er pi:
Glinte oniab, nit rer bie1bat sel1eben.
unc pes Na@ts ;osen, mtrre Biloer
eur@ leinen @eif Elm 3erlumpter Duz
be 9ins peinenp binter eiueu. Sarse
Der, ct muete nt6t, no aus nod etn;
swei 4naben tummelten 6@ lu6t9 auf
einem eroeen 6ofe bsrun, unit l&wdrmz
ten milo pur9 Gelo unp @ato; eanr,
aber trat ibm wierer Die unlelise @tdtte
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6futlleton n.
Sprads.

MAtnune.
Man foll ben Sag nidt Dor benz Nbenb lobe
@o iaet Der Sprud, i'd LAB Jpn selten;
ODD pas ba fommt, es fommt BON Sben,
1u0t ibr mir Jpn aud ni9t idelten.
Cine anbere.
,,&eb'n bic @sbanfsn burd ben aopt
l1nb iinb le eut-nimm ie beim @&opf"
@ans re9t, bod leiber, man9esmal
Sinb ib,e @deitel fabl,
l1nb tpas nod lblimmer. bann unS paan
alebt nur baran
Gin bider 3opf.
@twas SeItsnes.
SIS inbet lid Elm l1rituf felten nur
@ana rein int &ei6e Der Natur;
l1ne ieltsn aud i'm @ei& Der Geifer blibt
Gin rein einfaltisss @emitb.
unglei9e Gntwidelune.
Gribreife @etaer faulen germ,
@er fpater reift, ~eritarret gern;
Do@ pref i'd beioe bod, iufern
Our &eife tommt Der fife Rrrn.
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9agtr nua mila(3&t.

Cine gr3abluug aus ben peffalii@en @ctirsen,
Don
Trteorth Sbnettlcr.
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The above statement is just true and correct trans
cript from the books Of the company
PAUL FoURCHY, President.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TEUToN1A INSURANCE COMPANY

TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO i'll GRAvrrp
NEAR TIE CORNER o. cAMe's HREkT
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At special meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
tins day 1t was resolved, in conformity with article
seventh OF the charter to collect Immediately the fu
amount of earned premfs of the frst quarter Of 1873
TO pay to after settlement said pre-
niumS quarterly interest dividend of two and half
per cent on the amount of capital stock paid in.
c. CAVARoC, President.
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STATE Lot1s1ANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
sworn TO and subscribed before me- this It'll day of
April 1873:
G. LIE 9ARDEUR, Jn, Notary Puhlio-
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At meeting Of tie Board OF Directors held on the
ninth day Of June, 1879 it resolved to declare
CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN TER CENT on the
net earned participating premiums for the year ending
May g. 1873 payable the third Monday of uly next
Also to to the Stockholders ON demand interest
at the rate of Ten Per Cent per on their stock
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans :
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the ninth day O,
June, 1873
P CHS CUvIILIRR, Notary Public
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-15
CreP 81 Hewara County.

Tobacco CreP 81 Howard County.
The tobacco crop Is one which it is
somewhat difficult to estimate until
after it il made, or until we have q
killing frost. We generally keep
toIerably well ported as TO how the
farmers are progressing in gaihcr NJ
the crop, aud can approximate, ut
least, what proportion of the crop has
fallen before the first heavy frost OF
the SEASON. 1t not unfrcQuentiy hap.
pens that killing frosts are deferred
until the entire crop out has been
harvested. The yield Of tho present
season may be safely limited to that
which wa saved prior TO the heavy
frosts Of the 9Th and 9Th inst. All
out Oh those crisp mornings may be
placed entirely beyond III reckoning.
We are satisfied that the acreage OF
the present season has been much over
an average. Inthis region, however,
two formidable difficulties had to be
! contend with. The season tor plant:
ing was by no means favorable, aud
the a for growing was equslly
unfortunate. Much of the crop,
therefore, was ont when the thief
came at night aud nibbed the lsggard
plsnts The portions saved, peraaps
four.dths of tire crop out, Is, We are
persuaded, OF excellent quality, and
saved in fine condition, and after oil
will prove, perh aps, one OF the mos
valuable crops ever raised in howaft
county.JFayeite Advertiser.