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Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
Very respectfully.
u. F. BoYp, Sup't.
Address Of Go error McERery.
STATE OFLOUIsIANA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE
NEW ORLEANS, March goth, 1873.

sTATEOF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE
NEW ORLEANS, March goth, 1873.
Dear SIR: respectfully suggest
that, with as little delay as possible,
there be called in your parish Mass
Meeting Of citizens 10 perfect q COM
plcte and thorough organization, with
a view to resistance of collection of
taxes by the kellogg Government.
| will remain at my post at the
Capitol and exercise, so far as prac-
ticable, the powers and functions Of
my Office, and appeal to the people
of the State to rally to my support,
and give me effective aid in my efforts
to uphold their rights and liberties.
1t is impossible that the Kellogg
usurpation can continue beyond the
meeting of Congress in December
next, and if our Liberties are worth
anything at all, they are worth a
struggle against tyranny aud usurpa-
ton from now until Congress shall
definitely act in our case.
Let there be unanimity among the
tax payers of Louisiana, and the foul
usurpation now beaded by Wan. Pitt
Kellogg will be blasted, and in due
time Louisiana will be blest with the
government Of her choice
JOHN McENERY,
Governor of Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
UNITED sy.fTES IL7RSHfL'S S4LE
THE VICKSBUKG BANK,
V.
J. II. CALLAyAY.

In the UHded States CjrcUU Cou1
forhe rim Circuit and District
Of Louisiana, No. G523.
TsY yirue Of an aiaS vri, Oh fvi Jac.ae to
} me directed 10 tie above entitled sut, }
VI, proceed 10 So 70 The highest bidder on
Saturday the Ord day Of May, 1873
at Twelve 90 o'clock ~, al tie CooIt House.
IN the Town oil Esyti.", Parish e R'ch'an ..
viz. A tract Of Hand situated in The farieh
Of Richland, State of La, as follows: HE
south east quarter Of section one ID, all OF
section twelve Nz), the north hall Of section
thirteen (l3) and the north ha.fof south west
quarter of section thirteen 90. all in town
ship seventeen a. North of Range eight g.
East. and The north halfo south west quarter.
and the north west quarter and west half of
the north east quarter Of section eighteen e y
township seventeen az North Of 'Rai-e
nine (9l East containing fourteen hundred
and forty-two G444) acres. Terms cash on
ihe spot
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE
NEW ORLEANS, 2ith dag Of March. 1873.
S Z. PACKARD,
mar19-5s-6i-S30] Cniiod Sates Marshal.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29

LIE, liberty, property ami All Ina, l.
near and dear t. yoH as frcemyn.-
Then shrink not from the responsible
tiles Involved in this case. And let
me tell yoa to-day # ever the Kellogg
goyernmcn; i, lis:arc il XVIII he the
fault :;ho-e who are To-Day opposing
it Il vii. he because Of tie luke
wa:~atss o! til people. Tai, IS ;hc
way Kellogg expects to succeed
Then fcl!ow-ci,iz,us q B.chlanl, l,t
Us together with the c..;zcus Of other
parishes rise up in our strcnrrh anC
defeat him III MS cherished hopes
That We may have The satisfaction o.
seeing him who is as slippery as an
eel and as agile a. o flea driven from
bis present usurped position, covered
with shame and ignominv. Ani il
there be those among Us that are ready
10 bow the knee. to kellogg, simply
to get petty Office, let US mark such
and hold them up for all time 10 coin,
with perfect contempt Let Us con
tinUc this contest until Cpugress ha
again assembled, and feel assured on
cause Will succeed, and we will Sc
the gallant NcEncry acAno ,lcdge,
not only as the de jGre" Goverro
Ou, a. The de fucto" and ode iu..'
! Goycrnor, II. +. YIc,Ls;.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
mo IL

- O. -'.
An act rr the relief Of ,-xpeye-s, r"mi''ing
all .c.a.:i-, ami .s'cr Co. aH delinquent
STATE ,aspag,,.. provided sal back taxes
alr paid Within u.ue;y days lrom aad after
the passage Of tai~ act
S,.c,lon 1. BE It enacted by The Senate and
iIouse Of Representatives Of the Htoe Of L1J'
i.iaua ia General Assembly convened. lat
the delinquent taxpayers e jhe S'aie are here
by relieved ...u tie .yesmsn, ri interest ana
penalties imposed upon tanm fr nop.pay-
nlrut Of take, when duo provided, however,
,hat the same are paid with ninety days from
al + after the passing" o! tn, act. n default of
which all interc,tsad penalties To- remain as
heretofore.
See . Be /: fur'hrr enacted, etc. That
this act shall take effect from and and after u
pa sage.
(>isne,D CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House ofRc! -r.su'a'ives-
l5,gueO {. c. ANTOINE.
Lieut.. Gov. and President Of the Senate.
Approved March i. 1873.
WILLIAM +. H L -OGG,
Governor Of the Safe Of louisiana.
\ true copy
ep. G. DEsLoSDE.
Secretary OF State.
mar-9-it
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
XII. j. HER RICK,
IMpERIALS,
Eflcrif's Sale.

S,tfleTiif's Sale.
". G. +. Fleming and Husband,
Suc'n Henry HoUyand John D.Holly
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Richlend. , No 57l6.
10y virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale
, issued from the Hon Dist Court in and
4 the parish Of Carroll State # Louisiana, in
Abe above Untitled ana numbered cause aud
10 me directed | have seized and Will oh-r
Coz safe. at the door Of the Cour House in
RSyvii g. in SAID parish o Ricl.l NJ, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of May, 1873,
a public auction, 70 the highest bidder the
following described property, to-wi':
The south east quarter y + Of section
seven aud east half Of north east quarter Fl
\ Ell of section eighteen and the west BALI
of north west rWi Of \ WI Of section seven
q in Township Eighteen Ns) north OF
Range ten [lo] East, containing three hun
dred acres, more or less.
Seized as the property Of defendants and
will BE sod to sa,isf, said debt and costs.
Terms of sale, Cash with benefit Of APP
praise,uent.
J. a. LIDDELL,
n320-5s6tS30 Sheriff.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
Governor of Louisiana.
From the Vicksburg Times and Republican
Great Fire.

The most destructive fire that has
occurred in Nicksburg for some time,
was the burning of the Magnolia oil
mills, which occurred about one
o'clock yesterday. The mill was
owned by VIM. Taylor Il Sons, of
Brooklyn, New York, and was in sue
cessful operation. The mill vas es-
tablished in 1869, and has been con-
Quoted the past three years with fair
success. Last year the owners de-
cided TO increase the capital Of the
establishment; and added another set
of presses and machinery to cores
pond. To enable them to successfully
carry on the business, they purchased
steamer (the Trader) which was
used to supply them with seed, and
this season they have been able to
run at full capacity, day and night,
and were just reaching point Of sue
cessful business operation. The fire
originated in the lint rooms by some
eelored men who were there having
some cation ginned. The exact man
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
V,AX NOTICE!

Al lam prepared 70 issue Tax reccip's
from rolls or 1872, az Lioe","s to, 1913. Tax
payer, ar respectfully reminded tAat oar'!
settlement viii prey-n; COS. &C.. ds he law
governing collection of taAes ate very rigid.
II d. DaUGjlhl.
State aud Parish laA Collector,
Parish Of Richiaud.
March : Sth, 1878.
n220-2>6iSl-
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.

FsN9 all of car subscribers who are behind
tor more than one year, we rake this
liberal proposition Pay FIVE DOLLARS
aud We viii give you two ycar- 'rrIt or if
you choose 70 DO 20 We al furnish each or
our Subscribers with one copy nj home and
one 70 be sent out OF the Sls-s i.r FIVE Dol.
LARS and thus enable ;hem to baY,ow a
gifi that Will be appscc aied 5y Il friend or
res,l.y. more then anything csc with very
small expenditure, and besides ali Ibis, j, win
do more toward immi-is'.on and the building
up Of our section Of country than the same
amount expended any other way.
If AASaEAA & BAIRD. Els 4 Pros
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
CHElsIEE's SALE.
LEVY & FRIEDHEIM, }
vs.. V. 10
WILLIAM b. B0YKIN.


18th District Court. Parish Of
RichlaBd, Slate OF Louisiana.
10y virtue OF an alas VII, Of seizure and
sale issued from the Honorable l4lh Dis
tuct Court in and for the parish and State
Aforesaid in the above entitled aud numbered
cause and TO me directed, have seized will
otter for sale al the door OF HE court Lunsc in
Rsyvilie on
Saturday, tie 81 day q -HoB, 1873,
at public auction to the last and highest bidder
the following described property, owit
Fronting on Beuf River, bounded south by
the Doctor Winters place and on tie east by
land<of Nathan " bite, deceased b,ing siiua-
ted in the parish of RichIand snd known as
the Young place and containing one hun
drecs and SIXTY acres Of land more or less.
Seized as The properly of defendant, to be
sold to satisfy said debi and all -os,'.
Terms OF sale, Cash wiki benefit ii APP
praisen.er:.
J. a. LIDDELL.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29

GAME AND FRESH OYSTERS
Mr.. G.. c Ens-n,iu acrhayin- added large
'y 10 the comforts Of his Restaurant on Grand
street. is now prepared 20 'ncc;the wants and
.sit the TASTES e -ucsis iavoring him with
their pairoro-e.' \ first class Restaurant
cask has been employed. Fish, Game and
Fresh OYSTERS s.rt, and served in any style
desired
Mono, Nv qr,h. 1ST2-fv.
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
aA@e

BEST WtGvEs-LOWCS PRICES.
E-ra1i,stcl ES..1 p r-'7h'ishyl 1865,
Richland beacon., 1873-03-29
,IILnND DEA.CON
WILEY P. MANGHAM. Editor.

, s B.BAIRD, Associate Editor & Publisher
Rayvil'e, la. March %, 1873
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 13-Flour-Quiet ant
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active and
prices advanced but irregular, closing
quiet with most Of the advance lost; No
red winter 81 22a1 90; No. 2 spring sold
at 81 15Ea1 1871 spot or July; 81 13a1 1871
August, closing at inside prices; No. .
spring 81 05la1 05Y; rejected 90a91c,
Corn-Dull but unchanged and steady
No. 2 mixed 81 spot or July; rejected 84c
Oa!s-Demand good at full prices; No. 2,
20!a293c cash or July. Rye--Dull and
prices have decllned; No. 2, 5Sc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged; sales Of No. 2
fall, new seller September at G0c. Pork
Quiet and nominaily SIS 60a1G 90 spot OF
August Eard-$S 26as25. Bulk Meats
and Bacon steady and unchanged. Sales
OF Sugar Cured hams; canvassed at 18c,
loose. Whhky-Dem active and pri.
ces advanced ,s9ici 100 bbls old sold at
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, July 12. = Flour-Lcss
active; supertlne western and State IS 10
a6 so; common 10 good So 1Oa6 40; white
wheat extra e. l5a6 IS; extra Ohio 50 Is
as IS. Wheat-AdvAnced but market
closed quiet; rejected spring 81 17a1 81
No. Q spring Chicago 81 83R1 SO; No. )
Milwaukee 81 10; No. 9 do 81 4Ga1 AZ
No. 1 Duluth 81 5la1 6S; winter rod
western 81 51I. Corn-Ddll; holders
more disposed 10 realize; steamer mixed
western 66a59c; sail do 69a60ic; yellow
western Gle. OAts-Qulet; new mixed
western 43ta44c. Wool-More active
unWashed Bic; washed fleece 4Sat2i c; ex'
ira pulled 45c; fine Ohio 4Sc. Cotfee-II
good request; Rio 194c. Sugar-Steady
at 7taStC. MolaSses-Quiet. Butter and
cheess-UnChanged. Whisky. -tQulet
at 93a03ic. ..'-...... ....-..-
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STATE BoNDs-Dull.


SToCKs-The market opened firm at an
Improvement OF a ITO I percent as COM
pared With'the closing quotations yester-
day. The largest dealings were in West.
ern Union, Pacific Mail, Cleveland, Co
lumbus & Indiana Central, Northwest
common, Rock Island and Etie. The
last named was exceptionally weak, and
declined to sos, but In the afternoon sales
were made as high as cot, The early
weakness was due TO a decline In stocks
at London to 4OI. Western Union, ad'
vanced from sGt to sGE, and closed at the
former quotations. Union Pacific rose
'fom 27E to %, and reacted per cent
In late dealings. Pacific Mail sold at 81
SS7i; Cleveland, Columbus s. Indian Cen
trail SOt, 8Os, and SOi; ohios 89f, S94, and
S9l; Northwest Common 90, 8oS, COZ, and
69I; Rock Island 1lOa1101, and Atlantic
u Pacific preferred at 25G25i. Other
changes slight, and the market closed
steady al q slight reaction from the high
est point Of the day.
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baltimore Live stock Market.

AAOESOAAI July Ave-
CATTLE-The arrivals OF cattle during
the week amounted TO 1.1Ol head, against
| PA last week, and l ,OS8 the correspond.
ing week Of last year, and the sales during
the week amounted to /, ITO head, against
,022 last week, and ,l17the correspond.
ing week OF last year. Of the arrivals
4 TT were from Ohio and 500 from West
Virginia. Prices were: For very best
Ga7c; that generally rated first quality Ola
&c; medium or good fair quality 4ta5tc;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS 39R
4tc; general average 5sc; extreme range
SO TO &c; most Of the sales btaOc. q
The market was dull throughout the
whole week, more 80 towards the close
than in the beginning, when 1t became
very heavy, and some dealers thought q
shade lower than last week. At tho first
OF the week there was some little Life in
the wholesale trade, but not much In the
retail, during which the prices 81 the pre-.
viOus week were fully maintained, but, as
before mentioned, prices were at the close
scarcely as good as last week. The tops
were fully as good as those offered then,
but there were more inferior cattle, and q
larger number OF them than there were
last week. About 90 head were lett over
and Will be reshipped east by their own.
ersAller the market. ...rfr.... ..l.
Ho0s-Receipts this week 7,139; re-
ceipts last week 9,SS8; receipts one year
ago 5000. The market has been fairly
supplied this week, the arrivals running
along about equal TO the demand. Prices
have ruled cent lower than last week,
though on Monday shade higher figure
was obtained for neat, light hogs than
now, and this kind Is now in best demand,
bringing our top quotations. The pros.
poets are fair for the maintenance OF pres.
ent prices for this class Of hogs, but for
the larger ones they are not 30 favorable.
Prices for good corn hogs G9A7 cents; COM
mon and stillers 6tR04 cents, net.
SHEEP-Receipts this week 1888; re-
Ceipts last week 6,G33; receipts one year
ago 1874. There Is large falling OF in |
the receipts Of sheep this week, and though !
the market has been quito slow, yet 1t Is |
q shade more active than lastiWeek, and
though prices, as 10 quality, are unchang.
ed, transactions were more easily effected |
than they were then. The character Of |
the stock Is still pi an inferior order, few
good sheep arriving. Prices f0r common
to fair sheep 3ia4t cents, aud fair to good |
44a5 cents, gross. Lambs $2a4 90 per
head, and stock sheep seas per head, and
demand only lair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

CINCINNATI, July 19.-Flour-Market
steady with 4 moderate demand; SO 75a
Z 90. Whest-Quiet at 81 40I1 43. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 49a
SOC. Rye-Firm at zoe. Oats-Quiet al
85a45c. Grocerles-Steady. Eggs-Easier
at 15a16c. Butter and Enthusiastically
Professionalism and active; mess pork
firm and held at$17 90. Lard-Current
make &c; steam SBaSic. Bulk Meats
Stronger, shoulders zee; clear rib sides
9Sa9tC; clear 0sa0lc. BaCon-Strong
and in good demand; shoulders SIC; clear
rib sides 10c; clear 10A10tc. Whisky
Steady at 90c. taf.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

BALTIMORE, July 10. Flour QuEel
and unchanged. Wheat-Steady; red
western q 40S1 80; amber do 81 coal G5
Oorn-Dull; mixed western at 68a5sic
Oats-Firm; mixed western 48R49c; white
do 60a53c. Rye-Quiet. Mess Pork
More active at $17 5Oal7 rs. Bulk Meats
and Bacon - Unchanged. Sugar Cured
Hams-14la1Gc. Larl-Dull at SlASSc
Butter-Western In good demand; good
to choice 1Sa2lC. WhiSky-Steady al
O3a93Ic. '.f
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GhtQntelllQeuGHr:
Inspirations from Reading Walt
WhItmHn'S Last,

Whereof and therefore now VOlupLuOus agency,
soto speak, ~ ,.t.2..
BewIl1eiIng and dzzyIngA all ap. TcciAtions Of the
Music Divine,
Or which, or when, and even that, or hence, OF
otherwise,
The Poet, PlGGteEet, Shoemaker, all and soul
may comprehend,
Five orHix tlrhes as much, or more, or less fuga
clOus,
Circles OF stone, aud mint. aud myHh. never, OF
even thus.
PyuerlAmOus, GugallOns, In all c0mpcflAe lore
both, and UP, aud down,
POmpldOrious baroness, or even muck, or thoncC
and several. POI.
In New Hampshire, Wcat Virginia, or meath the
cIAiEiC BIadenuburg,
Or III 1 may be allowed tho eXprGsalon) or any
other place, alter or near, 81,
To-day, aud then and here, before, aud now be-
hind and previous, do thee adore.
-DdHJRrY Mrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
Now YORK DrY Goods Marker.

NEW YoRK, July 12.-The jobbiug
trade is very quiet in all itS branches.
There was activity in first hands in prints,
casslmer6s and domestic ,cottons, Fine
bleached shirtIngs are In better request at
reduced prices. Duvol A shirtings arc
down to 11ic. The market for ata1dGtd
brown Cottons 10 quiet and steady, and At.
lantic, Indian Head and Appleton are
closely sold up. Colored cotton and rolled
jaconcts are quiet, Canton flAnnels being
ordered by jobbers at less than last years
prices. Dry goods imports for the week.
81 ,S40, l39.nE, -: .-...-.n -L.------
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Toledo Market.

/ TOLEDO, July 19.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-MArket steady with
q moderate demand; amber Michigan spot
81 5O3; No. l red 81 Seal SOL; No. 3 do
81 Gel; rejected red 81 O5. COrn-Dull
and prices shRde lower high mixed spot
43C; seller August 44C; no grade Sole;
damaged 33tC. Oats-Quiet and unr
changed; No 9,56ic. st4N j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, July. IL. - MoNEY-Easy
at 8 TO per cent.
STERLING ExCuAuaR-QuIet and firm
at 1O91a1O9S for sixty days and 11OB for
sight.
the week, $2,345,41O. Imports for the
week, $O,4S2206, Of which $7,592,15s
were merchandise and $1S4O,139 dry
goods. 2,'1 ,r -
GoLD-Firm in the morning at 1851 10
11Gs, in the afternoon declined To 1867
finally closing at 1867. Loans at ct per
cent for carrying. Clearings $O3,OOO,OOO.
Tho Assistant TFeaBufer 1lRbursed $3.50, :
600. Specie shipments to-day 81 ,s4l ,OO7,
of which 81 100000 was gold coin. Ex.
ports for the week $4,124,6s8. 2 ,ss3gI
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schenck's Mandrake Pills.

These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely superscde tho usO Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
a valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from q disordcred state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid FoVGrs, &C., &c, all suCcumb to
the free use Of Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
F6fsalc by i'll Druggists and Dealers.
| cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-14

THE now mail arrangement on the Bal
timOre & Ohio Railroad proves q great
inconvenience 10 our people. Under the
present arrangement 1t takes three days
10 receive letters and papers from Wheel
ing.-ROmney Lnteligencer.
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uuuIB II HlAlb AIo uuG 4Au SAVnC ~ ~
Post Oflce In this city. Prepared In accord
Ance With the latest limo tables on the rail
roads.
CLEVEL4HD PIFTsBURaH 4. H.
CLO9BS. DUE.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. 3 am. S02. IN
hICubonVila, WOllshurR ll0:l6 4. N. 6:l6 ,, m
Way Nall Wing 70 Wellsl 1918 q. m. 1880 .. m
,B.Ao.R.R. oLOsRs. Du8.
Baltimore b Wash'ton. | 40 p. m. q. m,
PhIa'phiA q New York. = pm, 70 q. IN.
Way MMl, Wheeling TO
Cumberland ............ 1910 q. m 6:2Op. IN
Eers6arS,.' -, 1910 q. m G2Op. m.
Cumberland, Piedmont D
New Creek. pm q. m
C.o.RR, CLOsBa, DUB,
Way Mall. Wheeling toI
Columbus. .............. ESQ O. m. 6:Op. III.
CINCINNATI, 81. Louis b
indianapolis. .........6 $50 q. m. 1900 ., m
Chicago and ZAnGoVillO. 1910 Il M. $50 p. IN.
Cambridge b BarnesVIlll .: 20 q. m 1900 .. u.
BrlIAIre and GAINESVILLE. $50 p. m. esp. M.
HEnPHELpK n. cLOlEs. DUE.
Way Mall 10 Washington 4:OO p. IN. S:3Ua. m.
Washington ............. ESQ u. N G;50p. M.
sTAqR, LuIES. oLOsES, DUE.
81. Clarsvllle- and Nor
TisIOWn, Ohio. .n....-. 1880 q. IN 1000 u, IN
81. ClAirSVllle and Nor - 10 , 3
rIstoWn. Ohio. ......... 400 p. m. 600 m.
MI. Pleasant, Ohio -. 200 p. III HOO d. IN.
Wcet Liberty, Tue Thur.
CadIZ Back, Mon, Wed
csdi s Hack RS T u; a Thurs ~
RYCrsOn Station, Saturday 100 a. m,
4" Friday. s.r.. 600 p. m
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.


Hours 1t which mails arc duo and close at the
Post OElce In this city. Prepared In accord
Ancs With the latest time tables on the rall'
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Travelcrs' Register.


ARHrvALOT TRAIN''
IA.Ml p. T..
BSuRR.... 500 An. 1905 Pm. $40
Central Ohio Div llio A. \. Gao Pm. 1920
CIuVel'd i Pitts. l1i:l0 6:3S Pm. 9:65
Hrmpleld f. X. $3.50 6:oO
n IiDERAarvR. OF 4anssy I. y
I AN. ,o..c ~ $40 ~. IF SsS
Central Ohio nIVl 7:OOll0:f0 An. 6:3Q
CIuVeI'd q PitaB 6:05itI.t0 An. 600
Htmpaeld X. r.. 7:lbl H-7 $50
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Its Transition PhRsc.-Old and New
JouTHallsts-.-The. Newspapers Of
the Present and Their Prospects
for the Future. ,....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
q

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70 ~ ontopn; ben %. Vtari !gor cen ylb'
brolius uuD Diliam Nittin9ban, Dtortan9riII; etnes
selpobnIiden In9riftes nit S6lGgeret i6uloi9 befIn'
zen, aber nod uttt uerurtbeilt.-9Gr Stei9spaIp, Ont,
tpsnoung zines eatteIs; iiitirt. - 3bDmas v. Shod,
NngrifT Hno StlaSerst; Caution BON 5000 oIrh Sob.
v. Sbod.
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SAMUEL SeOan l. Comp. pieer Alfreo Wtatbor; IN rem
SGnosn Der SeidtDorener.- SeEte tommsn Der YrojsB
G'5erraQ's Wiosr 2arfair uno SIR. 80 bis 80 Der
Yrojes .ge9iItranDe 5ur YtrbanoIung.
Common gleas=@ erttt: - lTor Nlbter
@arep.) Sames 3. 6orbss inter gruee Yrlce, Ria9e
auf GutidaDi9uu9 fur cen 8ertauf BON 9runbet9sns
tbum bes 8ertId9ten; Die @eibworeren tonntsn id
niht einiqeu uno ruurDen entIanen. - So5n Is. Softer
lpiosr 9auio Steosns, iHn, alase auf 5000 9nti6doi.
auns, relp. Sele9un9 nes aIa9srs init Dem Nalnen:
y9ttb;~ In Den Sdnoen Der 9e hrporsnsn: 6eute be-
ben SIR. 26S. 305 uno 3l2 bis 325 Der YroBeB', yir.
1857, 1929 uno 1888 Der Siit.r.Re8iftranos aut Der 2aE
ossoronuno.
straus wtosr s. 3. Shipper. aluge iue9en 8esintrnts
tiguns Der WaIer pom Rldgers Saus, 9r. 235, gsoros
Sapftase; in ZEN Sdnoen Der SsidipOrentn;I sanldsl
Snopp.n uno *. u. Scene miner San1es WteSafrap;
geitrihen. Serielbe pi0er s. CUNT 5ones; bltto.-
DerIelbe lpioer 9ucp u. unb g8m. VI. Nepton; bllto.-
Tert.Ibe lpioer 4Iireo Z. Soncs; Ditto. - 9erirlbe mis-
Der Sarah e. Sears; Ditto. Serldbe plher 29ofras
VI. 2ambein; oitto.--6ur beuts ltno VT. 40 uno lzJo DIS
l62 oer YrojeBs He9lItraupe dr9elebt.
Staottrets. 8eriht.-tSor Rthfer Ylntlep.
Gamucl Swope piosr Wtarie 6. uno SCnrp =. 6ars
uep; pas Geri6t isste SAMUEL D. S6nudsr as SHra'
tor lin, oamtt er nit $334J oerbppotbetlries Grunoets
aentbum auf Der Suopeititite Der SruiosStu Asenue,
Ilelid BON Wclte6tnIraBe, periubbanlre.- Der nSm'
nlsrwa rsnbe 2pRbaro. guuetrein" lploer 9obann III
jder; Is loaen fbomas u. Slenoinsr uno 9baIles Sso.
ais Gur. loren Bebuis Si8un9 elmer gerttnss
bpsotbet BON $3.50 9runbbetts aut Der Gfistte Der
Snpn., n6roltb BON 8ousbfraBe, oeoganten. - Dem.
RID 9nitmann wioer TEN Il. Waro. SauoersIn Nr; A."
aatras af einen serihtlihsu Grlas, me DER ben Der.
tiaaten1 n6tb!gt, Dem aldeer iiber semiiles Grunostsen.
pas be gertlaSte glei9iqm als Curator poer
zrufsee gu res aIasers Nussn innebat, ReasnidaIt obs