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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

@5ut suriidfe6rt init bem, Neripre@en>
i'm su bena9ri6 6ti9en, iobalo Ieins yer
folger 1i6 entfernt baben piiroen. 9iele
aber> ,uel9e iidere &nnol6aft bon @aol=
bauiens 2(ntpelenbeit batten 1u6ten elf=
rig nnb large 10 lab Der Sitter eine be-
oeutenoe 3eitfriit in 1einer unanseneb~
men Sage 5ubrinsen mub bte." 9as per=
orob i6n uno er gerietb auf ben9(rgtpobn
Der Bauer loile i'm abi6tli@ blo longe
leioen. Gnoli6 erI@eint Der Bauer poll
Treu6e, leinem 9errn 8efreiuu9 unb @i=
@erbeit ontiinoi9en 5u f6nnen, aber itatt
bes geDofften 9ants empfdn9t i'm @aal=
bau5en iibel unb ba Der Bauer li6 ent=
i4uloi9en min, iti6t BET Sitter i'm nie<
Der. 9lls CT aber bel Der HidfeDr 1T 1eiu
@i9entbum li6 bon oct Sreue uno Slug
felt bes Bauern, bem ct 10 iibel 9elobnt,
iiber5euste erfabte bic &eue iiber iein
oergangenes 2eben i'm nit 9anser Ma9t.
Mfit Dem 8or1ab ern5 5tli9er 8eljerung BE-
CAB ct li9 10 lan9e ins Nuslano, Bis er
burG Tiirlpra6e fremoer Siirfen nit
1einem 2anoesberrn per}DDnt mar. 9ann
lebte err Inn fernere @ele9en6eit 5unl
3orn 5u permeioen, gang einiam nur
NIT &eue unO @e6et be e16dftigt un0 ne
benbei be0a6t, lib um &ir6en> @4ulen
unb Die 9rmen peroient 5u ma6en unl
autb ibrer 6iirbitte 9eiuib su lein. 8or
ieinem Sooe lpelder 1904 er fol9te> BE-
fabl er, man iollte i'm ou @6weta be9ra=
ben ni1t in oie Stride neil ct Oe6en
ni6t >piiroig iei 1onoern in Die 8orballe
Dale 0erlelben uno 5tuar mitten in 6en
@eg lbamit i'm Se6ermann nit 6iiBen
trete. l1eber 1eine @rabi itatte befabl er>
Elm Stab ouf5uitelen, an5u5ei9en> bab ct
Die @trafe Oes 9aOes peroient 9ebabt
babe. @o 9el6ab es aub uno iein
@rabitein nit einem .Gabe baruber ,par
nod lan9c no6ber uub lit pielleibt mod
iebt in Ser &irbe 51 @6weta 5u leben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
Gin btnefiftbeS Mlitta9smabl.

Menn Elm &ei6er in Gbina leinen
Treunoen unb @0nnerl1 ein Mitta9seHen
geben min, 10 ldBt er mebre Sage porber
lein gan5es 9aus auf 0os 3ierli6te aus
puben. .8eim @mpfang fibrt ct feline
@aite bur9 eine sar5e &eibe BON Prunf=
gemd@ern uno mo- mD9li9 au6 burb Sic
8orbDfe unO @drten, ,uel9e nit 8lu=
menbeeten Wa0erbeden unb griinen
Plaben 9e5iert linb uno erg6bt li9 an
Den Nuabrii6en iDrer 8epunoerung. 3u=
lebt unter Q(llen betritt Der @aft Den
@peilelaal> tuo man 1i6 unter pielfo6en
geremonien unb Gomplimenten en0li9 81
Slide iebt. N1an 9enieBt 5uerit cine
@uppe bon inbii6en S9,ualbennel ltern>
luel6e in tleinen Por5ellontoIjen berrm=
gereiGt tuirO.. 9la6 Der @uppe luerOen
1870 Mal bic @@iilieln 9eme61elt unb
sutueilen iteben ibrer so ouf einmal auf
oer Sa fel. Sci pielen @eri6ten lit es
9nn5 ,lnm69li6, lire Befan6tbeile gu er=
tennen benn Die &o@tunit ser Gbine1en
iF iebr 5ulammense1ebt. .3r ben ertenn~
barren 9ebOren unter an6ern:: 9ebdmpfte
Saubeneier, tpilbes &abenFei1b, 6rica1=
fee BON Trol ol9feulen gctrodnete un0
itart 9etuiir5te Wiirmer, tpel@e un9efdbr
bie @teqe un1eres &apiars bertreten unb
gum Mppttit rei5en 1olen gebratene
@rillen 9aifi6flobfebern uno anoere
@inel li19e 2ederbii1en, tpel6e einem el1=
ropai1 &aune1 gum She'll tpi6erfe=
ben. Sic Tleiipeiien befeben in @ilbs
pret, Ga1anen uno &ebbubnern> tuel@es
MQes aber in tleine @tiid@en 9ei&nitten
unb in Por5euantaiien berllngegeben
miro. Nni itatt ber Mel1er unb @abeln
beoient mon ii@ tleiner Glfenbeinftdb@en
bic nit @ilber bei6lasen lino, un6 ,psl9e
bic @bine1en NIT GROCER 3ierli9feit gu
bano9aben tpiiien. 9as einsise @etrdnt
5u oielen pielfa9en Spei1en i1t ser 1oge=
nannte @ei@@ung, oas 1T 3udertpaTer
nit Mein permii9t, tuel9es ebenfaus in
fleinen Saiien 9erei@t tpiro. Sn 6ielem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
Sitter W2elcbipr pDn @aal=
.,i.7, bu11fe1t.

SOlel6ior BON @aolbaule len Elm Sitter
aus altem @eI6le9t Datte 1i6 bon SUI
eeno auf als Elm tapferer &rie9er 9e5eigt
uno ols MnfIDrer, be1pn0ers unter Mart=
graf Sreori6 nit oer yebiXenen @ange
in n1on6er G6la6t unb nonder Bela=
gerung oas 8ei tie 9etbo1,. S1 1einem
Sitter be9ob er fd 5ur 9fube auf 5einen
Gitter1ib @9tpsta nnlpeit Wfeiben, BON
leinem 3onoesberrn tpegen 1einer ritterli=
den Sbaten 9e16dbt unO beDor5ugt. 9lur
zines Fano leinem @lide iebr i'm @ese !;
oer olte &itter batte li6 i'm &riese 10 1eDr
an BlutpergieBen getp0bnt, oaB' ct 1i3
audi lpater il, frieoli@en 8erbaltnillen
ni6t bel 8ebenfen ma9te> einen Wfcn=
16en llm5ubringen, ,penn ct 9erei5t >pur-
Be. Wlan6en1 1einer 9iener lln6 Inter
tbonen bate 6ie1er un9lIdli@e Sang
16on bas 2eben getofet uno oft mar er,
trob bet @unf 1eines Tiriten, in @efobr
per6aftet unb Dor @eridt sefteut gu tuer=
ben, tuuBte li9 ober NIT eben 10 piel 2ilt
als Sci 9tpin6t9teit ieberaeit ieinen Ser
folsern 51 ent5ieben. =
i &inlt batte' 'er 5tpei 80tt6er befeut, in
1einem Seller an @efdBen su arbeiten, Die
9lrbeit Bate aber 1einen 8eifoll nidt unb
er tpollte 1ie 9ednoert .baben. Sene 9lan=
ben Die @a9e belier 51 periteben; @aal-
bau1ea ergrin1mt uno ertpiir9t beioe auf
E6er r@teQe. Gin anberes Wfal als ~er
eben .anf ben Teloe lit, erblidt CT Die
Diener bes @eri6ts, tuel6e gu &oB unb
at SUP beran5ieben> 1ltn i'm anf5ni iu6en,
nn6 fef5unebmen. s:Sn bie1er MotD men=
bel er ii@ an einen Bauer, {einen unter@
than , Der eben 9iinger auf 1einen Mder
fabrt. Sener rdtb iDm tliigli@, ii@ onf
ben Mder, nieber5ulegen, tuo ct ibn nit
Diinser bebedt uno oonn auf oes &itters
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

es fdmen benn 1872 @tiid mebr in Die II
lebten @oroen> ols Die - 9oroen> obne
Die 1872 @tit BON 9lei6er Mn5abl ent=
balten. @snn tperoen pon 1908 @6a=
fen 1872 ob9ere6net II. tuiro Der &elt S76
in l2 Sbeile getbeilt, 10 fommen fir ieoen
She'll 73 berous; bieles muB folgliD
ou6 bic 3abl ber @6afe oer eriten 9or=
ben Iein, pono1 nun ou9 Die @tllde
beitia,mt werben f6nnen, tpel4e Die
ibrieen Sorben erbalten baben milllen.
obise Mufsabe ,uurbe ridtis aufselSit burd enselz
bert atnsler unb Serbinanb llnser.
9ieielben ienbten an bic ri6tise 20uns BET sl''f=
gabe SO. II ein. ..-.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
9tufl6ir.na ber MufAabe 9fo+ ~.

-73 @tld in Sic erite> Is in Sic 5lpeite
II in bic brittle 79 in Die bierte, 81 in
Die finite, 83 in Oie le9ste, IS in Die
liebente, 81 in Die adte> 80 in Die neunte
81 in Die 5ebnte, SO in Die elite uno 95
in Die 5u0lfte 9or6e.
Sic 1908 @9afe tpuroen 10 as' u
Seroen pertbeilt, bab INNER in Die nd6lt=
folgenoe 2 @tiif mebr famen, allp III
bic eff 9oroe cine gu erratDenoe @tlid=
SaRl; o,, . e.... ,... -, ;,, H.. .,..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
Mufaabe &c .. "A.

" @agen sic mir bo@ tpie alt teoer
BON i6ren slpei @6bnen iit?, muroe Se-
mano sefrast. Dieler anttpprtete : Scr
cine lit eero6e 81 Sabr alter ols Der an=
bere, un6 tpenn man 81 bes dlteiten 1e9s=
fa9em 9llter bas fiinffa6e oes llln9lten
a6birt, ia fat man Die @un1r1e 3ol.
gBie alt 1T ieber bon bet 8eioen? -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
q rem ; 10 6rter.

Bur @eoa@tnibibuns fit uniere iunsen eeier.
9lma5one> (sr) frieseril@e 6rouen,
3ianler. a IN : ttion, ,Qat.) Gbrge=
full. -, y mbr 1'ia, (gr.) .@Dtter=
lpeile. a III b11lonce, Gr.) Telola=
aoretb. - u Mmicicia, Qat. Greuno=
I9aft. - u micu.s Qat.) oer 5rennb.
81 mne tie, (er.) 8eenabisuns. '--- ---
81 nj y u t a ii on (lat J Mb16neionng.
d. n a baptif, (gr.) Mioertdufer.--
9 q ia q ro.nismus, (sr.) 3sitoer=<
tpe9slun9.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20
3Dbio Waiie,tfreunb.
@e1nei,t,tiit tige Rem1ttnifFe.

mo- iie suerit angelest tpuroen: Man be-
oient li9 ibrer oo no bas @raben na6
sutem @aHer tuesct bebcutenoer Siefe
ODER Sellenlpren9ungen su to1t1pielig
>pirb. sic bel eiteben Bios aus einenl nit
einem Gro= ooer 8er9bobrer 9emo6ten
big aur 4uelle rei6enben 2o6e, tporans
bas WaIler BON ielbit bis sur OberF fiddle
ber @roe itei9t uno oft mebrere Sup lber
ben Grbboben berporlprin9t. 9ies &C.
lbiebt ba, >pp Die @di4ten BON Sbon
Ralf, @ono &C., 10 giinltig 1ino, oob lie
oos Don b66eren @tellen baSwiI9en eln=
qeorun9ene @aIier in eine @rt @pon=
nuno }ebeu. Sic Grobpbrcr linb aus
Itorfen uno lonoen ei1ernen Ston9en 5u=
jommenoeIebt, wpppn sic unterlte In eine
Mrt oe1tablten Bpbrer pon ir9eno elmer
G,e1tolt 5id) enbiet, j. 9. ppn oer 9e1tolt
zines Meilels, ober 20ffels, elmer S@nede
eiues &reuses, zines Ginges> eines 9a=
fens, elmer 3on9e &c. 9iele Mert5el9e
lbbt man bon oben ollmdblig in ben
Wooeu inbem man lie nit clnenl megr
ODER minoer Torten 9rude fallen labt
uno BRETT. SIT mon nit @obren in oos
red)te g1olcr oefpmmen> 10 mub mon
mittel5t eirter &omme eine itorte luftold)te
MDhre in oos Bpbrlp6 cinrommeu. Gnt=
>ueoer 1prinst Damn p6en oos gSaler
berous, ooer menn hieb nidt it, 10 miro
Die R0bre su elmer Gau9pnn'pc, mle bic
seuD6nli6en 8runnenpumpelI ein9erid)=
tet.
Qlrttllerie, (pom lat. ars tollendl,
.. i. Sic &unlt gu idiebeu.; frans. artil-
lerie, en9l. artillery, be5ei9net Die
brittle Mafjensottun9 I'M &rie9s,pe1en>
oos fd)uere poer 9rpbe @e19ub (&ono=
men, Soubiben, alDrler, Bombentano=
neu, Gorronaoen.) @ie fibrt oos Sen=
eroefetht aus ben ,peite1ten Gntfernunsen
un6 nit Der oerbeerenojten @irtun9en,
,er1tort moterielle Sinoernilie uno 9e=
dunsen, lit ols @Ilfs,uoffe fir Die 81
fQntrie ,pie Gopouerie bon 9rOBter 9Sld)=
tiofeit uno be,pirtt bur6 iDre yernld<
tan9stroft in ben @9lo9ten Der Neu5ei!t
oft :bie Gntl6eioung. 9ie slrtlller1e
tptrb ibrer 8ei eitimmung nod IN -9ano=
unb 5ee= =Mrtilterie (@9iHs= =Nrtillerle>
Land and Marine Artilleryl EN- M
oetbeilt Gr1tere serfdQt in Telb=, S.
{,nos=, &ul ten uno ge(ogerungs=@r=
tiuerie (Field-, Garrison, Coast
and Siege Artillery. Sic Teloor=
tiIerie 1T fit ben 5elotrie9 belt1mcn't>
fdmpft pereint nit Snfanteric uno Ga=
uollerie uno mub li6 bur6 9e'pe9li9te!t
unb MonDprirfdbisteit aus5eldnen. S1e
,pirft Woll= unb Sobltu9eln aug l6meren
unb lei6ten, slotten ooer ge5ogenen @e=
l9uben. sybre @intbeilung TT in oen
per1d5ieoenen Mrmeen rerl@ieoen, oo6
be1te6t iiberou Elm &egiment Selo=Mrtll=
lerie aug 8otterien, oeren ieoe .6-8 9e=
idibe labrt. Sic Telo=@rtiasrie oer
BereiniQten @taoten befono am 6. San.
1853 aus 5 &es1nenterl> pas Ne9lment
aug 12 Botterien; jeoe 8atterie ous 4
@el9iben nit 76 Mann uno Al Yfer=
ben.. 5ie 8eoiennn9 oer Telo=Nrtilerie
i'm MQeemeinen 1T tbeils gu SUP VuBar=
tiuerie Foot-Artillery) tbeils gu
pferoe (reitenoe 9lrtillerie, Horse Ar
tillery) , ober fdbrt anf ben @ei@Gs+
anb Munitionstpa9en Gabrenoe Mrtine=
rie Mounted-Artillery, Seloar=
titIerie fit 9ebirgises Serrain ipiro @e=
birssortillerie 9enonnt. Sic Settings
artillere bient aur @ertteioigung bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-20

slrtilerie, tpelbe bel 8elagerungen DON
Se1tlnsen Die Sauptrolle 1pielt.
Mfa, @obn unb 9iadfolser beg lli@
oiI6en &Dngs Mbiar, regierte 955-9l4
b. gbr., Iu9te ben @DBenoienlt moglloD1t
obauibaffen, 1ieste iiber ben atbiopif6en
&Dn,s @era6, i6lob nit Benbaoa0 BON
@prien eegen &0ni9 8ar1a BON Slrael
elm 8iinoniB uno lieB ben Yropbeten
6anani ing @efdnsnib merfen. neil ibm
6ieIer oariiber Wortpiirf fe 9ema9t.
/ Mfcbdrti, ein in Guinea 9ele9enes
Neqeraebiet BON 3447. beut19e Auaorat=
meilen unb 100000 @inmobner, tpel9e
ben @tamm Der M19antis biloen. @s
| 1T Elm 8innenlano NIT lebmi9em Booen
reid an @olb tpel6es meiit aug ben
6liilen 9etpol l6en intro ); ou6 8oum=
lpene un6 @uofriihte 1inb IN reidlibem
M}oBe porbonben. 0ie MI9antis 1ino
Mnbdn9er oes 6eti16imus, iebr frie9eriIb
uno blutburlti9; @iel'ueiberei unb @tla=
perei lino iibli9. 9as 2ano nit fru9t=
borem Booen lit, nomentli9 i'm Snnern>
mei1t out cultipirt. 9ie Ml6antis fiibr=
ten piele &rie9e uno unterbriidten no9
uno no6 sic mei1ten at 1ie ongren5enoen
unabbansisen @oltsitdmme Die Sci fan=
oenen ent,ueoer ols @tlapen perfauf feno
o6er ermoroeno. ueberbaupt 1inb Men=
| 16enopfer bolelblt nod iebr ubli9 uno
6eim Sobe bes &6ni9s poer 1einer N}ut=
ter merben bis gu 1000 @flopen 9ei6lo&=
tet. 9ie i'm Qonoe tpobnenben Mobom-
meooner eenieBen tpenig Mnl leben uno
6ri1tli6e Wlii1iondre 1peroen perfolgt.
9as 9e,ponnene @olo, tuel6es in reid
|1iGem MoBe porDanOen uno 6as ein5i9e
Yerfe6rsmittel 1T miro ni@t semiinst,
1onoeru bci &duf fen nno Tertdufen oh9e=
lpD9en.
Afbern,itttpp6, Der Mnfong oer
4Otd9ieen To{ten in Der tatDolil6en &ir~
be. Som bieiem Sage an I@tpeisen bic
D1entli9en Seluitigunsen; Die Stride
siebt oos @elponb BET 8ube an uno be-
Itreuet bic @tirne BET @ldubi9en nit 9e=
tpeibter 9l16e unter ben Morten: Me-
mento homo, quia pulvis est ct in
pulverem reverteris 9ie Ab1i6t
6ieler Gindi9erung 1T ;, bie MenI6en an
lire Sinfdllisteit unb 5ur ernltli9en Bube
su mabaen. @9on I'M sllten 8unoe
NOR es @ebrou6, gum 3ei9en Der BuBe,
Der innern Betribnib lno Srauer oas
$ooupt li9 NIT Nlde ooer @ano gu be-
itreuen. 9ieie fromme uebung bielt Die
Stride bel un0 itreute ben @ldubi9en, 10
oft 1ie fir lire @iinoen DHentli@e 8ube
ableeten, Ml4s ouf: bas 9aupt mas be-
lonbers am Gin9an9e Ser Soiten BON
oen BilGDien un6 @eeliorgern unter eie=
len @ebeten 9el@ab: 9ieie Nibe ielbit
tuirb BON Oel= ooer sPalm5lpeigen gepon=
men, tpel9e in benz porber9ebenoen Sabre
semeibt unb jebt Derbronnt ,peroen. Ste
M9entpeibe ,pirb BON 1ebr i6Dnett uno
er9reifenoen @ebeten begleitet. um
melGe 3eit bic @inal l@erung, tuie Die &ir<
DE lie beute iibt, ei9entli9 eingefubrt
tuor6en, tann nit Beitimmtbeit ni@t an
oe9eben ,perben. &emDbnli9 tpiro on9e=
totnmen, !, oob lie allgemein III @ebrau9
oefommen 1ein mD9e, no9oem bic fr!lbere
6ffentli9e 8uBoisciplin pblig dnf9ebo=
ben tuorben mar. ..' ~..'-...' ..
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

The Ohio State Joul'al makes the fol
lowing suggestion:
1--WE have no doubt that tho shortest
way to resumption would be through the
issue of four hundred million greenbacks
That would make greenbacks worth a
bout four dollars cord, and the Gran
gers would mix them with their corn and
burn them for fuel-then We should have
specie payment as a fat accomp!i, with
out any plan Of resumption.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

Tkr h,n.rs of Pythias ball will take
place al Nirsinis City on Monday night.
It viii 10 ,rr brilliant affair
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

Mems \ Co., the successors to
Sheye. ! art1is, our well-known dry
goods e.srHiaais, are receiving some
handsome dad attractive things in their
line-thlags 30 make the female heart
leap u,7. - he immortal Wadsworth's
did VIXEN t.s heheld rainbow in the
sky. Ali .art. of dress patterns, tho
.larlinees' la.'-s and cuffs Chose new
fashioned isIass balled cuffs) and the
sweetest shoes and things and the rich
est ana lovsii.st carpets-thsss are =
few OF Tie attractions of this favorite
bazasI
TkE k>,.srs of Pythias ball will take
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

4 NEw HOTEL is about to be erected on
the corner just north Of the Mint. Ii
will extend, We understand, from the site
of the just abandoned Railroad oil
house to the Ticinio Hotel and back to
the alley. All We have heard about it 10
that Mr.. Elijah Walker is one of the
parties interested. That i. 81 excellent
situation for = hotel, and q spacious es-
sablishmsnt, well kept, should be very
successful. 1t will 10 = framed build
ing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

Me-. GRO. TCFLY las so far recovered
sis health as to be about his hotel as
usual. He says he sas lost half ton
or such a matter; but any commonly
proportional follow citizen who thinks
he can outweigh one ride of him, even
now, had better try him on. Glad 70
announce him as doing 80 well.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

OUR FRIENDS of the steel and ci.aver,
Uhl & Fairburn, nlske very handsome
display Of meats liz their uptown and
i've and enterprisinS, and deserve sue
cesS
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

PERSONS owing NJ. L. p. krisbio Of
Frisbi-'s Restaurant should take heed
Of the warning given by him in notice
to debtors in an advertisement which
appears elsewhere.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21


'i'o"t-'' '''r i way shops Yesterday
We nc.i,e ta.. fae c,-.te part has been
nicely t.:.t.,..,1 .......-.-.i t..., Lns.-
mes. Z" .'' "olth extension Of the
ID.', = ''!'.''L'G 1,,. !. ,-'1 .i l.:,N
5,ts n.. ,...t....t1.. ara xg,.r l.rI.,.
Eh4 --.-.. 49,. lot pretty h@3.y twisted
IA tsI ->-.. wa lie B-itic side 1ut
>ufcrc r.' ,,.s~rial jujng;es. she viii
&c tho..u ..,.- isyaiTed, haze Ler drivers
newly .as'.'j vu aud 80 on. That MP
pest sst H'-.-c: Of Nil l.;i2 engines.
she / : ..~ ,t.ll i'll the }aaohi:.-
-,AoT. ..i i-.... .:.dy FIR the rad all
looks - aat- -s ii i,u trade Guilar ia
he ca /. -r,.il .,4 he four new ears vl.gl,
Mr.. E,s.-. l.....}.t "a with hi.l from
HE L 81 it.-. l.,r he.ll very thor
cuchI- ~e.,...t.l ORC If tie ja.s1,,-
..er cc....r.-t ,.ln Giyi.lp.! into tEy
r.,mn. ,.e..-. oceans Of - f.nasr,..
fartii. =. ....E - t,..r.. or. {...t Ia;,,2
leslie. -t.... ...r 81 tf- -,
.yro,.. L...r....... .,j,.,,,,>l
lay stree. r.. a.., l-acl..s,, r,,.nl tie
tuck. i ID BE-. ,r.s,y chains. The mail
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21
BORN.

hs Carson CITY. M@rch II, 1874, A. the y
boz, pG!usinc, Il daughter.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

Ma. SESSIONS was enough better yes
terday 10 take a short ride with Or. Da.
Yison, ~gho reports his patient very de
cidedly better-almost convalescent in
fact.
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QEf q:'rasa Elajln A,ppeal

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-21

Orr DEAYHEs are becoming very busy
again The delayed freights are coming
along and Our merchants are filing their
depleted bins and shelves.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-03
CROPS ABROAD

It is stated that the French wheat
harvest will be unusually abundant
this year. Instead of having, as last
year, to import wheat and -four to the
value of 100000 pounds sterling,
France will be able to export from
100000 to 100000 worth Of
grain, and this not only means a
large increase of wealth to the French
farmers, but ought also to mean
cheap bread in England.
Great Britain will raise $4,000, 900
bushels Of wheat this year, but her
whole consumption is reported to be
1S6,000,000 bushels annually, and Of
course the deficiency must be sup.
piled from other quarters of the globe
The price of wheat and -four rules
lower in England to-day than it has
in many years. The depression has
been caused by immense imports
from California and the Atlantic
States.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-03

GEN. CUsTER's Black Hills Expe
dition arrived at Fort Lincoln last
Sunday night, having been gone fifty.
nine days and marched nine hundred
miles, portion of the command 60
ing about one hundred and fifty miles
further. No Indians we're encounter
ed. The Black Hills are represented
as being a Paradise as we'll az an
Eldorado. Gold was discovered at
various points, also plumbago, iron,
and lead, (Galena) and silver and
gypsum was found in unlimited guam
Titles. Twenty persons accompanying
the expedition staked claims and
posted notices declaring their inten-
ton to return and take possession so
soon as peaceful possession Of the coun-
try can be obtained.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-03
MASSACRES IN THE SOUTH.

The "White League" is at work
throughout the South. Some trouble
some negroes were locked in the
Gibson county (Tenn.) Jail last week,
and on Wednesday morning, about
one o'clock, a party of seventy-fve
armed men rode into Trenton, COM
PEELED (?) the sheriff to deliver up the
keys of the Jail, and took out the six
teen negroes, brutality murdered six
at the edge of the town, and rode off
with the rest, who, it is supposed, met
with similar fate.
On Friday train was stopped by
false signals near York Station, Ala,
and boarded by body ofarmed men,
and the negro mail agent shot down
in cold blood. White men have been
compelled to leave the State for no
other ofense than that Of being Re-
publicans. It is reported that in Lee
county, last Sunday a body Of armed
white men surrounded a colored
church while services were in pro-
gress, and, without the slightest pro-
vocation, fired into the congregation,
killing four persons outright. The
church was burned.
At Coushatta, La, some Of the To-
cal officers who were obnoxious to the
"White League" were compelled to
resign. Six others who refused to
thus give way to the demands Of 8
gang Of organized rufdans, we're
seized and thrown into Jail with six Of
their negro supporters. They were
afterwards started for Shreveport
under charge of = guard, and on Sun
day evening, when within about
twenty miles Of that place, were over
taken by . mounted company, said to
be Texans, and six of the prisoners
murdered.
This reign Of murder and arson
throughout the South demands the
prompt interference Of the General
Government, If the State authorities
ore unable or unwilling to protect
life and property. These murde7ers
should be followed, hunted out and
made to suffer the extreme penaltv Of
the law.
It is noticeable that the "chivalr3''
of the South feel safe in attacking
unarmed negroes only when they arc
heavily armed and are in the pro.
portion of ten to one,