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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
Parish Couveutiou-Large Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, O;t. 5.-A parish con-
vention of the peoples party met to-day at
GrunewaI Hall. Thee proceedings so far
are quiet and orderly.
About fifty small frame houses, on the
two blocks bound by Franklin, Liberty, St.
Andrew and Jackson streets, were burned
last night. The loss is estimated at hum
dred thousand dollars, insured mostly in
local companies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
Plymouth Perfume.


Plymouth Perfume.
Plymouth Church was densely crowded
yesterday. Tilton publishes another card
in which he says the present tardy indict-
ment procured by District Attorney Wins
low, a member of the Plymouth Investi-
eating Committee, can be atiributrd only
to the fact that>the verdict of the church
committee fails TO command popular ere
dence.
The bail in the case OF Tilton and
Aoulton has been fixed at 5000 each,
which each win be required to furnish to-
morrow.
David Valenti & Co., jobbers in silk
and fancy dress goods, have failed. Liza
bilities half a million; assets unknown.
Henry Clewes & Co. have decided, in
fairness to their customers and for pruden-
tial reasons, 10 stop for a day or two re-
ceiVing deposits, and have transferred re-
mittances received the past few days to the
Continental Bank, to the credit of those
who RENTED them.
The Coming Legal Fray
The Brooklyn argus says: The array of
counsel in the TiltOn case will'be unusual
~ Aal lSC. 1sOcCOc OOilhllllS lbs dCCcDItu
retainer end will sum up the case. Viii
liam NJ. Evarts, B. F. Tracey, John X. POr-
ter, w. o. Bartlett, John Graham and T. ).
Sherman will assist Mr.. Conkling. The list
ofTiltoQ's counsel issaid not to be complete.
Senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin, Daniel
DOugheIty, of Philadelphia, and David
Dudley Field are mentioned. Mr.. Moul-
ton has secured Judge Fullerton, although
Gen. Butler will take the lead in the case
and personally appear. Mr.. Beach will
most likely appear also. A motion will
be made for change of venue This is a
matter in the discretion of the court. A
motion will be made for a certiOrari to
carry the case before the Supreme Court.
This We believe is a motion of right, and
an effort will then be made to remove the
case TO Albany or Westehester. 1t is
thought the trial will take place in forth
night, and probably last three or four
weeks.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

Corrox weak in New York at
\ l4[al5ke for middling upland
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

The once popular air ''ShOO-hy" is re
eeiving new life from a chorus, which
says:
"Shoo-iy, don't Beeeher me,
For Use man OF family"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
NEW YORK.
Eight Texan Steers at Large in
the Streets.

Fifty People Injured Before they are
Shot Down.
NEW YORK, Oct. ga number of Tex
an steers last evening, while passing
through the lower part of the city, became
infuriated by the noise and lights, and eight
of them broke from the drivers, rushing in
al directions. Before the steers were shot
nearly fifty people were injured, some seri-
onSlV.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06


- THE KnOzrilLe CbronicIe-edited, ac-
cording to the loyal MaryviIle Republi-
can, by "Copperhead''-charges tina.
Judge Porter lost his temper in the DIS
cussion there, last Saturday, and treated
Maynard in a violent, coarse and un-
parliamentary" manner. None who
know Judge Porter-and there is not a
more courteous gentleman IN Tennes.
see-will believe such statement; it
can do harm only among those unae-
quainted with his true character. But
when the Chronicle goes SO far as to in
innate that his purposeis to intlmidate e
his antagonist, if not to provoke per-
sonal collision between him and Gov.
Brown, we have only to express our full
confidence that it is a matter whic
Judge Porter viii leave-as a sensible
man should-to be adjusted by the
parties Immediately interested. We
see no blood on the moon.
SOMEBODY blundered. The codif-
cation of the United States statutes
was finished, and Congress made them
at the last session the law Of the land,
but made no provision for printing
them. No one knows what the law il
on any given subject; it is only known
that the revised code has nei ther notes
references, nor index.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
FOREIGN.
Financial Disturbances in Lon
don and Berlin.

Arrest of Count Won Arnim.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

GOLD stationary in New York at
1lOk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
LOUISIANA.
C0ushatfa Refugees

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Times pub
fishes the following, dated New Orleans
last night: Gov. Kellogg received informa-
tion this evening that upon the arrival Of
United States troops at Coushatta, some
fifteen white leaguers, who were engaged
in the recent murders of Republican office
holders, left the town and fled to Arkansas
and Texas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

PRIDE is precarious, but virtue is i'm
mortal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06

MoHAMSIEDANIsM has been defined as
f'that blessed religion which makes people
wash themselves"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-06
FIRE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL, 100000.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP

". W. BERRY, Pres't. WM. A. WEBB, sse'I
JNO. POBTERFELD, Tice-Prssident.
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MUsIC TO-NIGHT.

The following is the musical programme
for this evening:
ConcOrdia, Quickstep; When the Swal-
lows HOmeward Fly; Grand Duchess
Quadrille; Anvil Chorus, Quadrille; Duet
from Norma; Veteran March; Andante and
Waltz; Reyerie; Home Sweet Home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-21
Baltimore, W}6, Samfag, p. g(oDember 1874.

lpsl6er geiie oieelben Su reorganiiiren iein
neroen. Die @utideiouag oleIer Sra9e tanH
ni6t bis babin auSgeicbt weroen. no Die 0fe<
form Der @emelnoe Srelsz uno Bropln5lal-
perfaiungen gum Nbid]luiie 9elan9tietn pirb !;
bielnlebr erIdeint es notbDenolg, lldl sundd)lt
iiber Die 9runoSiige etnes NeorgantlattonSs
plans lhon iest, i'm 3ulammenban9 NIT ben
Grmdgun9en fir Die pelteren 6etormgeIete,
Su peritdubigen. Sei ben biSbertgeu Sera=
tbungen oes 2anbtags 1T mieberbot Der
ySunid5 su erfenneu ge9eben luorren, oaB Dem
0anotag Elm uollItdnbiger Ylan fir bic 9tez
form Der geianlmten tnneren gaubesperlpals
ting 10 balb ais m0gltd) ucrgelc9t perocn
m0fte, uno eS iinD besbalb Die @runbSiige
etnes 3eorganila fir Die allgemeine
2anresperwaltlng aufgeitellt iporoen, weld)e
cur 3eit Der 8el6uBnabme oeS Staatsmint:
iteriums unterliegen."
~ rSor einiger 3eit," idJretbt Die ~. q
3tg.," yperlantete, baB Die merifani-
| DIE 6egierung auf Der tnterna.
tionalen 5elegra enc nferen;,
peld)e i'm nGditen Sabre in ct. Petersburg
itattfinoen wirb, Die Srage wesen 9teutraliiiz
rung Der Sele9rapbenltnlen in ariegs3elten
BON 9teuem anregen meroe. SSie ld BON
competenter Seite erfabre, tit oieS unbeqriin.
bet. Die Regterung Der Ser. Staaten, in
uel4eu Die 5elegrapbenlinien uidt Staatsz,
ionoern Bripateigentbum iiHo, bate allerz
oings Dor oenl Sriege bon 1870 AMI Diploma
tiifem @ege beantragt, bic telegraph benfabel
nnter pOlferredtli6en Shue 6u lteaen. Sa
oleier Sorid)lag lepod nift bic 3aitimmun9
Der iibri9en Dfd6te erbelt, wnroe er bon Der
6egteruug mieber fallen 9elai.
ien, nno jett benft man in gSaibinSton nid]t
baran, ibn trgeubiule su erueuerl1. Die Hez
9ierung Der Ser. Staaten miro iiberbaupt aui
Der Sele9rapben> @onferen5 III ct. Petersburg
ni6t uertreten iein, ionoern ben Brluatgeiell
ibaften, namentlid Der r@eitern Union 5elez
graphic Company" mel6e fat alle Qinieu er=
porben bat, iiberlaiien, Selesirte na6 ct.
petersburg 81 ididen, ebenlo mie es iriber
auf ben @onfersnSen in sSien uno Nom Der
Eall mar"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-21
Yoifamts : 2lmSmets.

Seitanes 9orto jiir reseImdstse tdslide Cub
crbeuteu (oterteljdbrltd am @mpjan9sorte 3abl6ar)
80 Cts, fit uo1entlide Subicribenten Cts.
aaes, gelegenttib periauote georn6te WatcriaI,
(ein5elne Sldtter, SroidHren, Wtuiifalien, Nanuz
crpe, 3arteu, 9itbosrapbieu, @irtulGre, Bilber &C.
1 Gent fir je 5tue un5eu.
griefe, periie9elte Y}a6ete, gang ODER t6eilipeit
beihriebenes Oiaterial (Sub= =UlGnuicrpte llno 5p<
iten SuhbdnbIer uno S6rititeuer aussetaulht te
@orrefturbosen aus9enommen,) ; Cts. fir ieoe babe
un5e.
Srtsbriefe on Btdsen, no iid Srieftrdser befn=
ben, Cts. iir jeoe balbe un6e, an anberen Srteu
Gent.
Money Orders" $50 nibt iberitetseno,) $40 uuo
meui9er Cts; iber $40 uRb 500 uibt Iberitei9eno.
$50 uuo $40 ni1t u6erite9eno, 20 @ts. ber $40 uuo
$50 nidbt iberiteiseno, % @ts. @robere Summen,
ais so, 6eoin9en er6obte 3abluus.
0pr to mad, iremoeu SanDern.
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Weuere gserid,te bon 6uba.

Sapanna, IS. gtop. = Stfi5teue De
peiaen bonn Sriegsl6auplabe melOen Sol
genoes:
SIN @entral Separtsmert griffen bic Sn>
iurgenten bas Eager bel Sos 8loras an uno
purosn seiAlaseH. Sn Der gtadt oss "a.
Nopembsr beriuhten Die Iebellen bic Srodla
in Der Nabe Oes 3burmes gtr. 30 gu ourd)z
brehen. 8on ben benadbarten SbIirmen
lpurbe elm beittges Seuer auf iie erDffnet,
uno nad einern oreiitiinOi9cn @eiedte 3o9en
iie iid suriid.
Sas Dori San Geronimo wuroe in Der
gtad)t bes 20. b. 81. bon eiuer itarferl
Sniurssutenmadt ansesriffcu nuo sinss-
dldert.
Sm Oiltrilte bon Giuco Sillas srifen Die
Spanier etne sbtbeiluus Sniursenten on,
lpeld)e einen Sobten ilno 3mel Sermnloete
batten.
Sn Der Nadt oes II. madten Die Rebel(el1
einen 4ngrifi auf Sumento, murbeu aber BON
Der @arni]ou sIriidae]d]laaen.
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Sert1te aus oent sSnnern oes
Sto0feS


- (0ie MarnldnDer SOnntagSidul= =Gon=
ueution.) Die @onuention Der Ntarpldnoer
Sountagsi6ulebrer trat am 0Onneritag
Worgen tpieoer III Der biid)Dniten We-
tbobiitenfirde in Sreoerid 5uiammen, uno
!6r. gS. q. gafer, Der Stabt=Wiiitondr bon
Baltimore, unterbreitete ieinen Seridt, aus
mel6em erbeat, baB Der Otiiitondr i'm lebten
Sabre eff Sdulen in's 0eben rief; blcle
Sdulen sdblen bereits gegenmdrtig 1OO6 Sin
Der, Die bon 124 Qebreln lluterrtdt empfanz
gen. Die 3abl iammtlider epaugeliid) pros
teitantii6cr Sonhtassihulen in Baltimore
belGuit itd auf 1913; 39,17S Sinoer beiuden
oteie S6ulen. Im Sonnerltag gahmittag
itatteteu Die Delegaten Der Gonpention Der
Marpldnoer Saubtummen anltalt einen
Seiuf ab.
- (aus 4nnapoliS.) Sapt. Sobn 6eooer-
Jon pom Shooner ySpeeb" puroe am 9on.
nertag Morgen inter Der 9luflage, in Der
Ndbe BON Soaanb's Sslanb 4ultern sefan-
gen Su baben, Dor 9tthter Sbompfon in 2n=
napolis 9efiibrt uno in @rlnangelung BON
$500 giirsldait Dem @efGnguiiIe iiberlpieien.
- @ouperneur @roome bat Die '0S. 2Sm.
Sepler, Charles s. gafer, Soen Sopie, s.
Some uno q. 8. @Orman alS 9elegaten Su
Der 3weiten Gonoention Der America Cheap
Transportation Association" ernannt, luelte
am Sienitag, BEN l. Oesember, 81 6l6mono,
Sa., in Situng treten mirb.
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Sas sstpeiteSpmpbonte=Gunserto oes
MpieiudlO'Id1ett Srd,eiferS

firbet Montaa, BEN %. ytopember, in Der
yGoncoroia" itatt. Die beiteu galtinlOrer
Wuiifer tueroen in oieiem GonSate, meldle8
ms einen nod b0beren @enuB ais bas ertere
peripri9t, mitpirfeu. SRI. anna 0raSoiu,
eine slltlitiu, welde Dor einigen Sabren in Den
@onserten i'm Qonooner Srpltall Balafe al =
genleiues anfieben erregte, bat ibre Dtitipir=
tung sugeiagt, ebeuio 5r. Charles SarpiS,
elmer Der berporragenofeu Yiauiiten Ybilaz
oelpbta's. Soffentlid lpirb oieies 9onsert
beiier beIu6t iein als oas erite. Otan lprid,t
10 baufig oaOon, oab gteu<Yorf in muiitali-
id)sr 6tni6t uuierer Staot 10 we1t uoraus iit
= gut, 10 made man enoli9 etnen SeriudJ
eeH gtetu= Dortern es sleid) gu thun; man
unteritiibe bas llnternebnlen bes S,rlr. Stole
malo, uno mir iinb iiber3eugt, oaB eS bieiem
5errn gelingsn iuirO, eine Sapeae in Salti-
more 3u begriiuben, auf tpelfe unier Yubli=
finn nit Redbt ItplS lein fam.
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'SinrthtuuQ.

Gbatta nooga, Gem, 20. 9topbr. -
SbaOe @eitmorelano ,purbe beute megen Gr=
moroung bes ISM. Gmberlins bier gebdngt.
Ser Serbreher belt etne lanseGeoe nnb ia9te,
er babe ben Dtorb i'll Selbitputbeibigun9 be-
9angen. ..-
Die Yemeiie baben iibrisens barsctban, oab
Der Moro ein b0hit grauiamer uno unproooz
sirter mar. g8abri6einlib murbe Derielbe
burd gmberlins's 6rau peranlaBt, Su mel
der Weitm1orelano in perbre1erild)en 8eSies
buugen itano. Die Srau murOe wegen Se=
tbeillsuns an bem Morbe pro5eiFrt, aber freI-
nci
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eofalberihte ams sBajsinaton.

Us ibtngt to n, 20. ytopbr. - Solepb
Marid), Der NIT elmer @rbeit an ben u0roll=
deu Otarftbauie bei6dftigt mar, murre ourb
ciu bonn 0ad)e faleuoes Stiid @ilen idpcr
perleet. Yolisiit Geeple bradte i'm nad Dem
yYrouiOence Soipitale," 700 ibm arStllde
Siilfe 81 She'll uurbe.
-@eltern Na9mittas gins bas Bicro bes
befannt.n 6leii1ers Charles Sobulon ourd,
nobel oieisr aus oem gSagen geidleuoert
murOe uno einen Qrmbru6 erlitt. Or. @liot
riftete benlelben pieocr etn, luoranf Sobnion
nah ieiner gSobnung in Der A., 5wti6en Der
s. mo S5=SraBe, sebrad)t ipurbe.
- 9lrbeiter tuaren beute Wforgen IN oem
6auie Der Sirma Sedbam, 0elaplane &
Comp. in aleranoria, in peldem Die Natt
porber Teuer ars9ebroden mar, oanit be-
iddfti9t, ben S6utt lues5urdumen uno einen
@raben gum Qbfliebeu oe8 gSaiiers, bas III
auBerorbentlid)er 0tenge itf nod porfano, su
siebeu. 3miihen Der genannten 6irma uno
ben Serii6erungs =@eielidaften lit biniift.
linn beS Serlnites etn arrangement 9etrofen
moroen, iuelfes bic @ritere polltdnolg Sufrle=
oeuItellte.
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0ntt Nhiinncinhin

gbilabelpbia, 20. ytop. = Der Yro=
seb oes Soiepb $. Saplor, rpel9er wegen Gr@
morouns Oes Stobert g. Diadap an9efla9t lit,
begann beute. -,
Sn Surner & So. sShubiabrif purbe beute
Elm &nabe, NamenS &eelan Don bsrl Arbeiter
Straotlep i6lusr oeripunhet.
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Selesrapbilde 9epei9ell.
Snlanos9 s9epeld)e,t.

@aibinston, 20. Nou. = Die beutise
GabiuetsTbuns Salertc brei Stunoen lang.
ollie 0titslieoer, ansgenommen Sen. Sewell,
maren anlpcienb. Die Nngelegenbeit bon Ir-
fanias muroe allsfiihrlitb beiproben. @en.=
4nlpalt @illtamS untcrbreitete Oepei6en BON
Senator CLAYTON lnb anOeren Yolitltern in
arfanlas, in oenen bic Entertaining Smitb's
uno ieines Anbanses bon notwithstanding
oeianst miro. 9ie porberridenoe anldauz
uns bes Cabinets mar Die, Oab Ieit Der lettel
8eslanlmlnng fid, gfid)ts erel9net babe, unl
ben Bel9luB bes Cabinets 5u dnoern, oaB 10
lanse feline Nahribteu porliegen, meld)e Gin
G,nidreitsn eriorOern, bic 8unoesresieruns
fi9 nift einmiifen lam. Ser Yrdiibent
bate cine ldnaere llnterreoMug nit letuen sci.
1iitern, iiber 6ie in oerSabresbotIdaft 81 ma
henbeu Sorlagen.
ssaibin ct on, 20. 9loo, = @Ouu, @ar.
lanb telesraphirt an ieine bieiisen auwdlte
0ope nno arher BON 2ittlc Jtod: uaaes
frieblid, teiu Qdrm, feline 8ubeif6runs."
9te ttet.e Yartet In WaiIad)nSettS,
SOTO n, Wafi., 20. gfoo. : 9srporra.
aenbe Hepublifaner b!eIcS StaateS baben ei
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sdlnee 1tnp 8turtt

80 ton, 20. gtop. - Der erite Sdnee
fiel beute in Stem Sampibire uno bieiiger
Stabt.
Smab 20. Nop. - Der fiirslitb se>
meloete Shneeiturm bier mar belonbers bef=
ttg on Der Sberlano- -Jtoab, peitlid) BON
&bepeune uno man befiirdtet, baB Der S9ie=
nenueg bort perlperrt ift. Die 9elssrapben-
ordbte Der ugSeitern llnion," Die 3eitmeilig
bur9 bic Seftisfeit oeS Sturmes 5erit6rt mo-
rem, itnb ,pieber in SrSnung. s
Boit Galborne, Ont, @an., 20.Nou.
= Gergangene Nade fiel bier 3ol bpber
Shnee. @s ihncit nod imnter fort.
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8r6n0e.

ginein 20. Nop. - SIN 6ranf=
fort, &g., brannte geiterH abeno gegen Mit=
ternadt baS Shnappsmaga5iu BON Robert
g. Bepper NIT 27O0 Sag S9nappS ab. Ser.
Fheruus $50, 900.
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= Beoeutet, baB bte YorausbeBabIun9 BON oen
Belteben oes Abienoers abbdn9t, dber nab an6eren
2otalitdten .unbeSabIt" ober oil besabte Brtes
ftuo am Orte bes Gmpfanses elmer Strate ooppelter
BortoeB Berednuns unterlporien. 9eorudte Sabeu
iniiiien unbeotIgt TN 8oraus 6e8abtt peroen.
VojtatfarteN nod Oeutihlano, Sefreth uno
1ln9arn uub CANADA beoiiren eines tpeteren Gent
Yeftftelnpels,
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ug Seue ftiusebenoe aettenititb "Sleess Nah'
aafd,tue. arcse S6neioer Dtaibine unb miltlerer
9rose, belonoers fir 9ameu, ipelde sabenarbetten
unb Namilieuarbeiten ibneu uno seidmtno, oouer>
bo5t unb biIie perarbetst. Sh pertauie. oermietge
uuo pertauide ane Irten Diaibiueu uno babe oas
compIetefte Rsparaturz9eihat i'm sanoe.
s. 4. WrSeenneB,
Nr. 1856, Weitz5apettefrabe, uno
fspofoS tSy) SIR. 2n, StzYa(timorejtr.
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(frf(Irttn0.

Da Elm @erat in Der Staot ctrfnltrt, oaB MIR GUS
nerfouieu. nm unier @eiddt au3useben, 10 er3reten
mir Sisie gcesenbeit, un unieren aunoen uno Dem
Yu6Itum an5ISeisen, oab mir unisI 9el6dtt nj q
ausse5en, fonoern nur weemtdlenbaare 5um
9otpreIe perfouIen, un uuieren Sorrotb 5u reousl<
rem. Wir baben 100 SaarseHedte BON si.50 bis $50
nro gtid ipeld,e mir Sum 8oitenpreie ablaiien; er1
ner 5000 Daros rssttss su 50 Seuts uns tbsnrs1 o<
Saorbilriien. 4dmmen II. Yarjimerie'n. Wan lprede
Tor in sir. 62, eer,ustonitrase nno beiebe ii bic
Wdoren y. SeauuettL
(San26iSS) 1ir. 6S, Serta9toMWt6Bs.
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@ene Nn;eisen.

2uGe
Sum Henefis
oes artihiid)en Streftnrs 8uftap sdjerenbera.
Sum eriteu Male
Barrier Sebeu,"
Somiibe Spfrstte in > Itten BON S. Sffeubadb.
Sniesntruns oura 9ircftur sd,erenbers!
Sor9fdltigItes GinituOireu burd) Broi. Stole
,palo uno Wtuiif 9ireftor Selle.
Sorsii9ltdJe Ssietun9 bur6 OaS Geiummt=
Berlonalt
Gldn,enSe 9lusitattung! %critdrtter Gbor!
G'roBcs Srdleiter!
Gtutrtt 30 Gents. 9ieieroirte Siee 10 @cnts.
Stnete ;u bteisr Soriteluna iirb pom q. gtoz
uember ab tdgli6, bon bis 5 ubr 1adJmits
tags uuo AM Saee Der 0oriteHung, oen 26.
Jlppember, bon 8 ubr ytprsens bis llbr
Ibeuos i'm Bi6liotAets Simmer Der "Goneorota"
bel Srn Sbipeteuoed 81 babeu, uuo fuoAeu se=
faaigit ole uerebrten Ibpnnenten bic ipatcs
items Dsitttuod), oen 25. Wuoember, 0afelbft
crr!aren, oh ite ibre GlaBe fnr oiefe @orftel=
luue hebaltcu Doacn.
Saiienonnuns 46euos ubr.-anIan9 prdciie s
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=. Watne, 3eransseber.
eRe3tal ,Moti3t,t.
8aIttutore
Gff an(nrdnff QDfiff.

9ire 9u(uraufe Wfiee,
eaomeitsG boa eoutbs uuo Baters sStrabe.
Sisie gsieaitaft oerfdert tortmdbrenb sesen Y5ers
;aH ooe. Sbaoen our4 8raneuusIld fotpogl tn be,
Ssao., tpte TN 2anbe, ole Nr.en pon Gi9eutbunl.
3o5:z, eabenz uno baarenbdnier, San6elssItsr,
aft: oau=9,rooutte, Wobeln, Saus @erdtbibai.en.
IA 9eu besriffene ober im Saiea tn eaouuS beFno'
Il le 6abrSeu9e u. (. 10.
Sa3 9irettoriuni beitsbt aus folsenbeu SerreH:
Dm q. s arrtiou, Prdii0eut;
Geo. U. BiderS, s. b. SapfI,
Sooio g. Milion, 8. Robt. Senftns,
s5oiio6 Termination, 6. Tiorton StepGrt.
6rGucis z. Sing, 9. r. 9tefpeofner,
Seurp Carroll, Sroiae Sorlpis,
St. g. Steuart, gB. W. 2aplcr,
SSm. 8. 8rune, S5rael Sobea,
9eor9e2. Sardion.
appIitationsz5 5ormulore uno rueiere Ha bridt Lbs,
Die 0celjbait tpiro In Der Siiee, Gub.oetzgde ron
sou,bz uno s3aterrase, ertbeiIt, no aud ale ali
tcioe ofort erleot9t foerocn. Yrrberun9en inctoen
Gui irseno cine Strip angenommen. suelde Der gppll'
taIt tuGnl lhen mag.
(5ont.1SD 1r. &ooomertt, Ger.
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9r. q. 6. Mtoniton,

madtolseross 9s:R sta :Rtn$stl,n ,a,,dLnros,
sshns me1Seu bnrdoaus obne Shmersen nit 5hlie
o,s ssds ssaoies ts aussssosen game Gses NIT eam>
msa5nsa 70 biaia ME SO uao 2aeH0 ssbGata1iii nii
s.atsm aoiSe ami cine porsisltte Weiie sefa1t 81
aas aseM haSep. & ysronen M wsSosn pier 1oIsaz
iprssn, sbe lie aneerspO bnseben oa Die aS,z
tastn tar Die auslahruns alsr 5pe,se pei Sagai, ~,
Sreiie inb lebr neoris, unb piro ale Nroet aaranz
irt. D1s Geihdjt lit su ieber 3eit seoffnet.
/S7gtlt- -Su(itO SOftit-cSQulOH)
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4laanre,s Rn(fn- bahnpulpfr

S uns ma bic 9ns pSs ss sssSSsn S Ssa Ssr
sm.Si Sshms Rie WAGON Der s9a9el i nsu, nisel, BE-.
aS"sm unb 5pariam. Breis % @ents. 3u 1ooen IN
Suen Mpot6eten uub Drosuen=Sanolun9en'
(Nua5 2Utef)
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On sic 50. Srebsr, Steas & g.,
Nr.17. sno=@ahfrahe.
Taeiue Serren! gir baben oas Serannsen, sn
beitataeu. ban mir Sbre Sar6en felt einiser 3eit
pertau}sn unb bas bieiel6en aaen, melte ile S. e.
broubt babeu, 3uIrieoenbet seseben babeI. ssis
.ouuen fe fir ades Dasienise empehlen, fpel@e Sle
fir bieielben in Mnipruh nebmen.
(giati6- -Nopisf) Sob. s. Water s Sobm,
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SOTO n, Waf., 20. STOP. = Serporraz
aenbe &spnblifaner bieics Staates baben eis
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Yermtid)te SepeS1en aus
gtctpsOnrf.

gttmzDort, 20. gtOu.-@olb er6ffnste
81 111b.
Der 9ampier puma" lit BON '5on9tOn9
pia Gibraltar bier eiugetrofien.
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@eneral= Ypftmetiter Setpea lit
Gin StiidGcn Ssrtcssbafe,, Gor=
rttpttou.
Ser smtffsarbetters sus sjtano. /.

Stem Yorf, 20. giop. - 0as gcriiht,
bat Elm GompromiB 3pliden ben beioen Par-
teien angebabnt woroen lei, 1T nnbegriinoet.
Seine einiige Gompagnle bat nafge9eben, I'M
9egentbeil iagen iie, bis sum bitteren Gnee
aussubarren. 9ie S6ifisbeirad,ter bebaup=
ten @ue, oaB lie init ben neuen Irbettern polle
ItGnoiq ausfonmen piiroen.
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