davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
Gef9Ainft Dcrbeten.
9r. s. M. StoffletD in Cairo erDtelt
fiirSlih fOlgenoe5 S1rclbcn:
Office Of Eu~lensDieCcl"

9r. S. M. StoffletD in Cairo erDteIt
fiirSli6 fOlgenoeS S0rc!bcn:
Office Of yE~ulenspiegel".
u. LANGELoTH, Editor and Publisher.
@bicago, 16. 9tOp. 1874.
9errn q. E. SEEING Sbre Aoreilc ucrs
banfcuD, icnOe iO SDncn nellie lcbte
Nusaobe ais YrDberunmcr!
Sails Sic 5u a6Orniren genei9t iein
%iollten, erbdlteu sic ctnen rieliBeu Sc
l6dftspuf.
announcement So per Sabr portos
fret!"
9aslelbe ertIart fi0 inioTern fslbit,
ol5 na0 beIie6ter Observation-Disclosures Der
risiige 0ci6dftSpuff i'll Sale oes Q5ons
nements, baS Wegcntbeil in Sale 6e5
9tt6tabonniren5 5iuilhen ben 3ctien
berau5bro9t. ODD e5 lit Sade oes
nGuIenfpiegel", tpie Ell III oieien Hunfte
1eiH 0ei6dft fibren mill. 2Senn ct aber
Die Nnmrn bon 0rn. u. G. SeiilS ooer
uuoerer angeiebcuer Dtdnner oDne iebe
BereGti9ung oaSu ais GmpfebLung Bee
nuBt, 10 if bas 9eren Sade, uno Der
yguleniptegeI" miro pobI tbun, ipcun ct
OergleiOen in 3utunft untertpegS IdBt.
@snn Ct ySladmail" treibcn mill, tbue
CT IS unter eigeuem 9famcn uub auf Ell
gene Oefabr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
2chcn CGar gifaf Iekfr

So, tas tit bte 6roge. 81: IS teFer Oom Eopf bis 81
6:u 5t6eH in peR BagoEi5msn p9 5r1isIfeotr5 81
s!gtrsp, Gosr bic crouIau,s GgoHFbeis pptb cine %ay
jsn.S n7nlt.vQaite1 Siebere0egermttteys, &oTst.fr's
&sa3e05Tttsreti, al ptgbuuHea 2 &Fas' tdnH &ber
bic Nut2oyt Str pca Malaria SeiGIeueu in 6c3u9 aai
rt:ls Gga9e u;qt i.5r in 2weifel leiu- nus jcber ~eSeno
btsis5 Nou:inea!es. oeieg Be1pobncr DON benz .Sitteriicbcr
se9uGlt megeen, fommt ssUe surebneuoe Ytadiroge rad
Ssm ~eja;tgGn GdlcI Malaria g}orbeugAu95s Nuo au5s
rottunS3mitreI, u5g@e5 poU ocr g9iiieuibGft berettst
uorbeJ; liz. Sic &sgooeueg pr giaJer9esenbeu piIsa
wo5l ME rsRtg sfeieHet Die ip9euauuieu SsiilRi!tsl Der
@s5;ciHer liwo, Elebr Gl5 cine SHrle driit 81 s%sp1bten.
GBtnta, IricEt!, 9isnlhtb - mas iiub lie eEbsys ais
giitiss Nbpebymittet. we.t)e naa tayscr Seit gar tes7e
woHltb&ttge Mir;ang mtgr dben ana peuR m0H bel
iSrcC &~sEt3nu8 uerforyt. BEN Cr9ouismus etneH
Gda6s. t5nu, Der nj pisosr gut ser0bt psrosu Fam ?
Gie perbsu U9a pegiA3noissH Heuteu ilSera1 aUi3es:beI
pno an ibysr &,eae loiyo I1ne3 dd:e psgstcbitiiSe Iissnz
n,ittsI fir GletisLIist;E, SS0fet&es'S GlteeSeS,
asbrau4t.
so
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
S0ricts 3 Stri@t.

Gel6z uno @etrei6emarft iparen Sreitag
at; iptr, NIB Wci5cu tpie 8orn id)lollen
su bellsren 8reiien. 4roDiitolen nab
men einen 9utet QnIauf, 9ingen ieood)
III Tolge iibergrober 3ufllbr ihlieBIi1
tujeoer int Ereile berab.
OaS clearinghouse p0iIirten Sreitag
81, 100, 900.
s8etSen: sicmli6 feit; @1lu6curIe
838 fir b0ar uI0 500 fir Sanuarliefc=
ruli9.
ssOrn: felt, i4lO6 su AZ fir ben
@tcnat.
DGfer: beiicrte fi1 cbsnfaIl5, tDelnz
aie,4 uur nm J Gent. 8ir notiret
5SS fir baar uno 533 fir Sanuarliefes
r!I!J.
Werfte: flau, bic 8reiie ianfen uno
i0loiien 81 $l.26 fir baar unD 81 .29 fir
SaEuarIieferung.
0ptrttuS: feft; 100 8rls. tpur6cn
81 ~ @tS. p~ertanft.
NteB=Bnrf: Nnfn19s icDr gefra8t,
iHIpb bod 5I nteorigeren Greiicn uno
5loar: 1880 Bis $I9.65 fir baar, 500 Is
bis 5000 fir Sebruur uub $20.60 bis
$20.65 fir OtdrStieferung.
WpID: lll2.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
Sic GDwmtN=G ,nus,tiHGye.
Sn Der 6rettagsG ibMns pur5sn ioIs

Sn Der 6reito8sG ibun8 pur0en ioIs
gcIOe
St6sotgs Sunite'S
fir 6os laufenbe Sabr ernannt:
Suits: STAMFORD, SoDNlon, Mce
GaiTrep.
Ttnansen: 0oncrgan, 9oloeu,
Slough, 0erttilg, 8ur0jd.
Stdbtt de Se5tebuHgen:
Carroll, 6ertjng, 9onerean.
Seffentltde @eb0Hbe: GIcug6,
Shmipt, 9oWer9an, Oiintber, 25urojf.
GrstebungSmeeu Sobnlou,
Sone5, Grutpfnro.
9ofpttGler: Sone5, GIoug6, Gous
leD, GdrrpU, Buff.
OeffeutltOe IS obItbGtig=
felt: 9oIpen, Gonleb, 0ertiug. 2oner@
gan, 0tc&aifrcD.
Lei 6Nng: McGoff=
reD, 8niie, 0intDer, SoWe5, OoiDen.
28ege unD Sruden: 8ulie,
CRAWFORD, GtuIisQ.
G0UntDz WcfGnguiB: G0miot,
SobAion, Stuffed, GlOugb, SoneS.
& . n>I ugeleGenbelten 9tui7
Iel, Gratpforo, Buie, OintDer, GoNIep.
St5eu en-: 3erting, Nulfeu,
Sd)lniot.
OeffentIider It: Gonleo,
OtcGaffreD, S1miot, Carroll, SoGnlpn,
OerfentIt0e Actcn: Guutber,
0oiben, Garrou.
vDte f%un6trte S6ulb Don GoofG ouutp
berrGgt ge8eutpdrtig $685., 900, ipeIoDs
1tO fol8enoermaBeH berGDeileu:
n$2, 459, 900 ilcbenprosentj9e Grieg8a
TOnDS.
p$33,000 iiebenpro3entige Gonbs, aus
geBebcn fir bic Scrbeiieruug pes Ur0ce=
lauO TrieoDofS.
p~$250,00O fiebsnprosentige 8ou0s tit
0ffentlibe 2(rbetteu.
n$883,00O iiebenpro3sntige JeMerz
SDup5.
nAuber6em bat bas Gouuipeine teuapo>
rdre S6Mlo pom 500, 900, peld,e am
|. Aprll DeS Sabres 1875 fGQig miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

RGg- 8enn iber @uiten, 9al8tueb, CIR
fGltungen IL. /. ID. 9eflG8t miro, Sort
man b~eutsutage au9emcin Die Gripipez
rulg Marllm gebraud)en Sic nibt EsE.
Stag. 95mtS'S &sattbur9er SrttW@
tbec?-0err S. Subj, Chicago, Su5.,
i0retbt: ya0r. aus. &0utg'6 &lanb.
8rllltt1ec tit in ieOer beutid)en Samilic
GDicago'5 Su ftnoen ;Sebsrmam Gebraud]t
ihl unO SeoermanM lObt tbn." =
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
&itGsgr

III ben !3a6nreiDen msrben ME oorFoms
men, ipeltl SCR auf bas So5obont pers
traMt. 8on Der Sugeuo bis gum after
miro oaIelDe ben S0mel5 Der 3G9ne rein
1no ulQn9egrtilen er6oIteH. IS bat 0ies
ielbe 8jrtuIg lpie &Danisation aHt 0ol5:
btcielbcM Der UGuLniB Nn5ugGu3ltD 81
ma0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

GoneeI{ioneu bon Pc gema9t tnerssn.
$40. . $l.2S - .2S3 Sannar.. No.
$l.l5-l.l7. Ausi6uB $l.07.
SdmereIen.- - GtmotbD mar IN
gutter @tacbfrags. gBir quotiren: $40
2.75; Hlee S.. 60-6.25; Slabs $I.S5-
$l.90; Oirle uuo hungarian 75-SOc.
Spirtrns-war left uno IN gutter
gte1frage nit GertGuten Don 100 SAP 81
97c.
%rooiTpnen.
Gin Qfttpes Qofals Nm0 SpefuIatioN5=
gei6Git fano itatt, Breiie waren ins8ss
Iarnmt b0bcr.
WsBsIort bra6te $l9.75 baar, s2o.l5
-20.5O fir Tsbruar nno $~2O.63-2o.9o
fur WtIrs-l0loB 81 $3.50 baar Hno
5000 fir Sebruar.
S0maI; bra@te $l2.l22 baar, $l3.15
fir 9e3enlber. l3.50-l3.6O Gerf. tIr
Sebruar uuo $l3. 70-13.75 fir Mdr5--
l1loB an $l3. l2a baar.
GilB eep6fe!te S9intsn rubtg au II
-ll4c, tril6e S6!ntcu l0Ec.
6rli@e S@uItern &C,
fyett-su 6--l0c.
&al9 75-S3c.
8cef Sans $l9.30-2l,
WteB Beef $3.25.
@rtra MteB Beef 1926.
q elhIa0tete S@!ueine - in
gutter 9%tadfroge. IGufer boreu $S..25--
$50 fit ou5oepi6Ite ihtpere uuo 81 81
7.75 fir Ieibte. SH FGrthieH 9emilbt
AL s. .50--S.
a%iseHmeiner SRarE:.
aborns 3uder-- 9tad5Tyage Ieidt
au 14--l7c y ASfo. iHr neueu.
q o6uen-- in gutter 9ta6frage Su
$1.75-2.l0 + BH fir oy0!nGre bis Gusz
QepGalte WitieIgraoe.
Giber.-- Na6irase gut uno 8reiie
D6ber nit Ssrfdufen BON auSgsnGbltem
at $6-6.5O q SAB.
Nutter.-0er START mar ruhig unb
lau nit geringem Sese5r. Guotatioaeu:
34-373c fir 6ancD Datrp; 3O-33c fir
ausgeipahlte; 22-2Sc fir aieuIIihs bis
an5geipdblte BerlGnpt@ N0rtien unD Is
20c fir geriuge ngo mitglsre OrGbe.
9t0lsn 23-27c.
Ter. - Der Marft fpar iIau nit
G~erfGufen gu 24-25c fiir frtide mrlo Is
poo fir gep0felte.
Beoern - na0IGili8 bev:Guft uno
qnotirt su 55c fit prtlno lebenpe 0Gnie.
Urii DIES > b IT. NepieI IN groBem
gorrotb SIT $l-l.50 fIr gertnse, $I.75
80 p 5yGB fir aiemlide bis aIuspabl,
uno $2.25-2,50 fir Nu5lpab! i'm Nez
tail. YyeiBelbeereH rl5ig 3M $8-$l1.00
per 6aB.
W%eoorrre Tru@te--itetig lnb fet.
Grombeeren 2H ll-l2Ac. babe Htirli1e
81 l3c.
Us iIbpret. - Mngebote srpB u1b
Utarft feDr flau. Brairiebibner qHptir1
81 So. 5O-2.75 ROMB. 2Sa6tsln 50c-$I.
i%Se!b9Ibner $2.5C--3, Saleu 373-50t,
Wtauara Guten ~$2.50-$3.00. Nenilou
Garcaies 6-sc nno Saboles 10-l24c.
@efII9eI.-Sril6es ausaetuablts5
@efliigeI III gutter gtadfrase. Guotatio=
11en 3u S--l0c fir a%us9emGblte frtlbe
Eurteps uno Sic fIr 9erinss bis lair.
Oeibl. 6iIbner 6-l0c q ID. uuo 81
$50 + GUS. Guten SD p DUB, uub
9--lOc p ID. @Gnle gu So Is IuS.
0Dutg-Brima Mefrern @omb 25-
soc.
&GI6fleii6-su Tile fit sute5
bis aussetpd6Ites.
Rartoffeln-S H aismIidsr 9ode
frage fir arsgepGblte POI 2otaIbGnos
ler lno Breile feit. GuOtattonen 5u
soc g bu. iHr a~u5getpdbIte Stem Dorf
Rea66[OtpS in rlInoen 8artien geltelert,
90--95c pom Store. Nelteru Read
blotp5 75-S0c fitr Gar : 4$artien, ullo
85-90e POM Store. @entti0te 70-75c
d gu.
8egetabtIien--a3 piebeIn 3u 1915
500 e. 6aB iiIr rotbe big aW5Seipablte
nno gelbe $3--3.50. HiibeM 30-j0c T.
0ul0eI.
~ n a. az = kaes aYrA..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
10000 9pNarS 8ctc0uaua t6u

itcll OQne 9tiiito angebotsH tosrocII lllr
ett uutriiglitere5 6GmprrbotoeH@
DeiImittel ANAKESIS. Sic DoW
Dtclem wunocrbQren D2ittel bnIl6radgeu
&uren itl0 geraDeSu mtrafelDaft. MalG)s
n%tttteL, Salbcn iutb iunertibe Wtittel
iG0oel I1ebr els 1ie nilBen, ANAkESIS
aber lit ein duBerlt0e5 M<tel, Gin einz
fades Gtnfii5run9smttttl ba5 Die 0e1
iGmiire itilBt, ais GrweiGung5mitteI un0
Wteoictn wtrft, iofort @inoerun8 ges
lpdDrt nno r6llig bettt. 4ret5 s 100.
TranfO Su9el6i6t naO CnlpfaNs hes
Yreifes bon 4G @oIfer Ctr, Jtem yorf.
gu baben bel s.. & 6. M. Nloft &
Srann, 70 9. Dl0rtctitr,, GDica8o,
81. o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
Spr2iaI=Asti,tn.
@las1en, glnsidld0e, ranDe 9ant.

@ern Der Creauismns fir Glide g8pden uater ben
GinNub uon Or. Nieree's Golden Medical Discovery
~(G5p!oene msbicirii4s Sutretuns) ssbreat poroeH W
wirS bic Sant 9latt, f!av. pe;d ~HS iGmmter!ig. aHo oa
ie pot Der B!ntg pouFom n,euer Gel@IcPstt Don trnsH
bsteM9tet lit, ftrabIt bie GG6Ibeit tn iSrer 9onisn Clos
RE. 3i3ts mas bean Guttitum ie ais en StrlG0reS
ruug5mitssi be5 Eeiut3 b~ar9cbeten roo1bsu it, mar b"lar
10 sufrisbenIse1eub lpis 6ieie @ntoetuns. Die 9eluIt0ls
alter Webicigen, wei@e r~eyrIitte!t oes SlHtsS cut Cen
OrgoH:smrs e~in1irten, Tnp uotbmcnbiserpetle etpaS
tarsiew. eteidpiet, u;e gut bas anseodnote S~si'r'Ifte'.
a86preno eiue bis nrsi T!oi6er bie pant non g!3SdsH,
TiuHeu, &gsf3tGgcu, Getbsn SlefeI, Witsileru oeer
@GoeI b~sirciau, meroen pieGeiAt etH HNeenh erioroerz
LID ieiu, mn maude Sale 81 betIeu, TOO oer Sr9artS<
mHS con {cropknt5jen oDer b5ser:igeH &lutgtItsa aHgss
iauIt 1T. Gte Seiluns oGer oisier GraEsbeitea cher.
oon bem eem69uti@eI g!as6su bis sur lGIlmmlteH
Gcrop4sI tit bet esm Gs5Goud5e tteies RGGtisitsn Mtit'
tells wHr eiue Gads Der Bait. Bet eIen &ebitiabanos
lern gu bab.E. Gyass ua4 BEN III berti@eu ltnI4!aseH
N1p nit eeusidsn @ebrau@aan peiian9sH.
gstt ~s1aSfGtage:a beseet, 8ebeEGt.
GtaDtVoG. columbia &c., y. y.
DR.. Z. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n, L.
g5sg!ber !esgr! 80 BIN ieh;is Sa5re alt rnA nit
%alslus il istaer i&ttpayniiea 6orm ris!s Sabre Lang
bcbaiset gsmcisu. bis I'D sri1Gig etM5 GGrer 8aber lab,
e5 meiUcH Iau ee-ou ttiGrieb. SM) foIiIe 55ye ngoIz
Den: p!eaieintl&e Gnibscaa3", Talm spsi a"S eins Babe
U{oj@e bspcw e!u aao mar s3uJ!i4 9e5eiIt. 9oH eeU
GauItsfn bis 5H tsu S&nosa, am gsiidt u0b an 1eibs
grar iD NIT H9:rma.jsma5 bebai;et. 70 cas Id nuv nit
9ro8er Mise seGen toua.e, uno ner ii n~u u9Gis s.9ei!t.
aitee go.S Sbusm Isnae5 EebaG i&eufeH, tGm!t sic het
@~teti&bsi. kin G<atn bIsiten. Vii uEsaslpvsd!;asv
Gousoarttjt
THop ja!ul25 Wrs. q. @. IStNtam3.
Gas Su2is &seuap. grei3 s2.50. gg0reIe:
Gr00oa& & g., 1859 Jsa ees g tt., p0ilGa'G.
S>c2l3NS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
GhiGcrina 8iaaaus.

Die beIiebten S%nltrunente felt 81 Sab
rem. Yreiie $500 bis $4,000, 500 baar,
$50 monatltd). SeoeS 4tanD enrDdlt Die
neue Nerbelermg. NeeO's W}uiifteMpel
90 NGu Nurcujtr. 20juu is ioMD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

W"Ft F II!VIs VT tVaN4s ~FWEtKFI W. "F'ONF1"
fSgcuawntel pe;tEasttsI felt Aeite4en Dec SSeLt. Gsrtis
ficass pou teraerfeu5psrt3eri GGrelI i:stb bel jeosr SIaf@s
u7:o wsrSen gratis sa Gsasrntur:n gsi&i$t. rs glbs tsin:
G,3mer;en, meEts peIs5 Iiniments uipt itfut, fe!u Ge=
idpalit reeI4e3 IS nits peytiIst o0sr 2olm3eit UeI&t Is
ujbt cu,ttt. 2!e@ it pieL seagt. oaer rs III pabr.
:leius T~ota;Jis oeer GoisssitE:e tam abms GentanE
siu;menis isin. T2Q:te &S!Qpp:g If. iar 5aatiyiss9t>
braHt. bsr @l.!op Gyappsy FIR &li:rs. %rti3 50 Cts.
sroSe 2iaitsE s.. 5. :. st u Ga. 50 8roabs
rncn- Stem AArr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

habeu In eiacm Sabre n;ebr NUMBER
poHr Gureu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9ith=
EQ, GeburtsisireH. u ei3p III tie,
Trof9aEsu, GEQbrIitisFsit, SEanos
wuabeH, @sYbrabngg,u, GdIafng &C
q III pie msuI9Iide @elte!t uHo I3siIe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

SAP Saba sentp belle .tus sotagt G1trinos
fSla;t Amo &rouAI$i9. Seeslala
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
81. Sames @an 9amOt @Iauen,

%E+ - AWsCS XHU SiWbpt Sl0uGU
Gro5eliOr 0M Euib Wcpical college uto
eIiter Oct tiihti9iten AcrStc nnb Gbeunifer
Der St0ot itarb 0rcit0g DtOrgcr olt elmer
&eberfrantbeit. Ser Geritorbene iuaz
GIL !. Wta: 1920 III 9~icipcoitle, Sell, ger
bnrtI!, ituotrte auf Der lluiuerittdt III
N1ilqbelpDia, uuo ipur6e S6iiler uitb
gliliitsnt bon Rrofeiicr 0eurD Iom
Sm!:blnnian Slititutc. Gr iieoe[te be-
reii5 i'll Sabre 1874 nat0 GDicago Iber,
grituoetc bier o15 Jtllib WfeOicdI COLLEGE
Nnb rd5 GDtcagO Wcoicnl SOurilaL, ipar
audi cine 3eitIGu9 YrDfelior ber @Deutie
all eer NDrtDiUeftern llntDerittD, oierte
jUGbrtno Dc5 3tebeIIion9friegc5 ais
NieDj5inaL Director oer 9lrrlee bon
8irgilien. st nabm ais Qr;t, inie in
9elctii 0aftli6er 8~e5iebung cine berpors
r0GeEoe Gtelung etn. SUI T%retHIaurer=
SrDcu Bate CT ette Der b09iteH Wilr0en
ertduGt.
Sic Go4pns& e8ternms Ocm 2afe
SjetD mics in iDrer ip0dlcntli6en
GiSu1g Jtchnungcn sum Sctrose DDn
$3.50 So sur 3nblultg an. 0tc NfleBs
mtIit9 III ben folgeriben Jduen ipur0en
Qt0i...Jt ilno Der YrGlibent GltgelUiefen,
I'M 9'eltGtiguna berieIben int County
WttiGt eir3utommcn: @raceltr. $4,000,
1neiilelo MDcnlIe $500, Niblato Nuc.
$3.50, SeiteniDeg auf Dcr 8eltieite bon
Commercial uno Bertealt 4penuc5 1874,
Gtittlpeg auf Der 9itieite bon GOnlmers
clQgltrage S464. Ser Glerf ipurbe dnges
m;ciln, ben 4rGfioenten Der GtncDln Ape.
muD ytiles Centre @bauiiee So. SIT be-
nadrt.5tiger, innerbaIb sebn Gagen ben
S~U.agbaum 3u DerlegeIl, Der 1ebt 1oinobl
Belmont Nbe. nte N1Dlaro 9lne. uers
MERIT. Der 9rditoent ipuroe oeauttra9t,
neGen bic ct. BontfGctuse Trtebbote0es
}tlIid1ft tpesen 8ecr6tGung aliBsrbalb
iDrsr 0rsn;eH norSu9s9eI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

IleS 3erbrobene, onSBenomlnt1
8etnbrii9e, Diyo ourb SpaIDun9'6 &cin1
ipieoer berAcitellt. ii
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15

ClsGOrEa lit u,ebr el8 eiAe .Sagate tIC Gator Sci
GS lit b9s eiElige o~sftetsnte loser: p,ittsl aur 6ss
eu!iruug tsr t&gusslpe;oc, $eilan9 yea Coli: nno @srs
idafHu9 eine5 uHtirIi1.'t G4laies. Gi tit cmseuebm
Gu usbuiels. 6sine id!af0is ,0tItter 0ber l3ytieHoe Sius
Dec r1sbr. GreEa;J 1!5.- eie 5tGl5s- 11apial 2S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
Goranlrr}iellss unO giuan2ieurs.
Gcl0!llnrRt=DerlG
EZEN2E GRFENEBAUM IL co.,

8onf@, MedisIe unb Ro1fagea@ eiGGit,
S. ave, s,piIbeu ianbotps unh gSalAtngtonltr.
Gatcaas. Ii. Ge5ember 1874.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-15
gsst Mssf1laoea beseet, eebeEEt.

Gan sSu2is @euap- gre5a s2.50. gDrcie
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
GENERAL.

Ex-Judge Edmonds, the well known
lawyer and spiritualist, is dead.
The commissioner of pensions esti-
mates the number of Mexican veterans still
living at IS, 600.
The president deems the free banking
law, with redemption, and with provision
for the retention by the banks of portion of
their coin interest, to be applied to coin re-
demption at some future tine to be the best
measure attainabIe at this session, under all
circumstances. A measure of that kind he
Will approve. A bill such that passed by
the senate, if it ever reached the president
for bis action, would be very carefully scruti-
nized, and there is at least strong probabil-
ity that it would be vetoed.
In the United States Supreme court,
in the case of the Mutual Life insurance com
pany of New York, against the New York Life
insurance company from the Tennessee cir
cult, the DEGREES below were affirmed by q
divided court. This was a test case to de-
termine the liability of insurance companies
on policies held at the south on which premi-
ums were not paid during the war, but upon
which parties or their representatives rendered
payment after the close of the war. A re-
chief justice viii prevent division. The
court viii adjourn May 4.
The special commissioner of Samana
Bay company has not succeeded in obtaining
an amicable settlement of the questions pend
ing between the government and the COM
pany, and the provisional government has
declared the Samana Bay convention null and
void The commissioners have protested
against this summary act as arbitrary and ille-
q al and instigated by British-Haytien infiu-
euce, and demand arbitration upon the mat
ers in dispute according to the terms of the
convention. The company will in the mean
time, call upon the United States government
for protection against any violent proceedings
on the part of the Dominican authorities.
The steamship Europe, which found
cred at sea on the voyage from Havre, was
one Of the finest ships oft the fleet owned by the
French Transatlantic company, and was con-
coded by ali to be fine, seaworthy vessel, and
well found in every respect. She was heightened
last year at Newcastle -on-Tyne, England, and
altered from eidewheel steamer to propel-
ler Her tonnage was 1900 length, 426
feet; breadth of beam, A feet. She
was commanded by Capt. Leman, an able
and experienced captain, and who has been in
the employ of the company for a number of
years. Her value was about 81, $50, coo and
she was insured in French insurance cOmpa-
MES for about two-thirds of her full value.
Her cargo was very valuable one, consisting
/ chiefly OF silks, wines and sardines. Her
agents think she probably carried great
/ quantity of extra fine goods for the spring
trade. and that the value of her cargo could
not have been less than one million.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

ent marine hospital and the erection of new
marine hospital at Pittsburg. The cur
rency bill was discus ed until the hour Of ad
jOurDment.
In the senate, on the 9th, the COM
mittee on pensions reported. with amend
ments, house bill to increase pensions of sol
diers and sailors totally disabled, and it was
placed on the calendar. TO. The bill to provide
for the Incorporation and regulation of rail-
road companies in The territories was taken up.
and occupied the time until adjournment.
In the house, on the 9th, the commit
tee on ways and means reported bill to re-
peal al moieties It was ordered pr nted and
recommitted. =. The currency bill was the
bone Of contention for the rest of the session.
In the senate, on the 10th, the com
mittee on commerce reported adversely on the
petition of citizens of Indiana and Kentucky
for the passage OF q law compelling bridges
over the Ohio river to be constructed with
four hundred feet span and one hundred and
sixty feet OF pivot draw. Consideration was
resumed of the bill to provide for the incor-
poratiOn and regulation of railroad companies,
and amendments providing that in anv cor
poratiOn for the construction of road ma
jority of persons applying for charter shall
be residents In the territory or territories
where the railroad proposed is to be built and
that the amount of capital stock of any road
shall not be less than SIC, ,00J per mile, were
agreed to.
In the house, ON the 10th, bill was
introduced to repeal so much of the law re-
lating to army organization as establishes dis
tinctions to the prejudice of American colored
-. The currency bill afforded the
usual amount of debate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

A dispatch from the city of Mexico
states that six of the assass.ns of the Rev.
Mr.. Stephens have been condemned to death.
The trial OF the priest, Ochea, and others i'm
Dlicated in the outrage, is still pending.
Leonida Garcia, the local judge in the
Rev. Mr. Stephens, was murdered by the
mob has fed from the country. Soldiers who
took part in or connived at the outrage, have
been imprisoned.
Captain General Concha has issued a
proclamation to the citizens of Cuba. He
says the war is only kept up in the most
sparsely populated portions Of the island it
has existed a long time and may continue for
sometime to come, owing to natural conditions
Of the land. The pOpulous and frequentedp parts
of the island viii be preserved from its ravages
and the integrity of the territory Will not be
Compromised. He exhorts the people no to be
alarmed he viii be deferred by no obstacles,
viii pursue a policy of severity against the
enemies of Spain, protect and reward its
friends, and dispense justice and legality to-
wards all. He considers the closest union of
Spaniards imperative under actual circum-
stances, and will not permit the existence of
political parties of any kind. He asks the
people to trust in him, and declares his con
viction that peace will be restored under
the flag of. Spain. He will wait for mole tran
quill days, when grave questions concerning
slavery can be settled.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
HEAVEN AND HELL.
What Heine says of the AbOdes of Bills
and Woe.

What Heine Says of the AbOdes of Bliss
and Woe.
In heaven people amuse themselves
altogether superbly. There they live
from morning to night, and the cookery
is as good as Jager's roast greese fly
around with gravy-boats in 5heir bills,
and feel fattered if any one condescends
to eat them. Tarts cleaning with but
ter grown wild like sunhowers :; every
where there are rigulets of bullion and
champagne, everywhere are trees of
which clean napkins futter wild in the
wind, and you eat and wipe your lips
and eat again without injury to health.
Nothing disturbs your feeling of per-
feet happinessi; no pain no vexation :;
nay when one treads on another's
cOrns and exclaims " "excusez - the one
trOdden on smiles as if gloriied, and
insists: "Thy foot, brother, did not
hurt in the least; quibe au cOntraire, it
only causes a deeper thrill of heavenly
rapture to shoot through my heart. :"
But of hell you have not the faintest
idea There it is Internally hot, and
when I was there, in the dog-days, it
was past endurance. Still, it is rank
calunny to say that there the poor
souls are compelled to read all day
long all the dullest sermons that were
ever printed on earth. Bad as hell Is,
it has not quite come to that. He'll
appeared to me like a great town-kitch-
en-, with an endlessly long stove, on
which were placed three rows of iron
pots, and in these sat the damned, and
we're cooked. In one row were placed
christian sinners, and incredible as it
may seem, their number was anything
but small, and the devils poked the fire
up under them with especial goodwill.
In the next row were Jews, who cOntin-
ually screamed and cried, and were oc-
casionally Knocked by the fends, which
sometimes seemed odd enough, as, for
instance, when fat, wheezy old pawn
broker complained of the heat, and a
little devil poured several buckets of
cold water on his head, that he might
realize what q refreshing benefit bap-
tism was In the third row sat the
heather, who, like the Jews, could take
no part in salvation, and must burn for
ever. I heard one of the latter, as a
square-bUilt. burly devil put fresh
Goals under his kettle, cry out from his
pot: Spare me was once So
crates, the wisest of mortals. I taught
Truth and Justice, and sacrificed my
life for Virtue" But the clumsy,
stupid devil went on with his work and
grUmbled, "Oh, shut up there All
heather must burn, and we can't make
an exception for the sake of single
man"