davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
ALEs FRuM2 O'CLOCK p. VI. rO CL
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK 7. ".
SATURDAY. Dec. 2G-P. NJ.

There is nothing new or important to report con-
ccrnng the business aspect of the country. though
there is perhaps little Improvement in the export
demand for produce, especially in the line of bread
stutis. The dry goods trade continues duh, with
dropping prices, this branch Of business having per
haps been adversely affected by the failure Of two
or three dry goods houses. with rumors of others
likely to follow the example. Cotton shows more
strength, notwithstanding the exports are falling off
and the stock on hand increasing The stock is
&c 2S2 bales more than that on hand for the corre-
spending period Of last year. The gold speculation
has been rather quiet for the greater part of the
week, though there was some little activity to-day.
with an advance to 1l@!, but the price rcccded
to I'LL at which the market closed the range of the
week having been l11l0ll2s the closing price show
ing an advance of 8 since last Saturday. The fol-
lowing table shows the course of the gold market
during fhe mast week:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

3C0.67l 6G4,396 1,O34,c70


GPaIN-The features Wheat IaTke the Or week ha'e
pr~scd easing contrast 10 those Il the pTecesR sek 'he oe
m Europe advert e. a. the eo.e VI our last ve"
AID s tdyces cbarGetsr have gwen 1Uie an
impu stimulating the export demand very ms'ey
tie OF oonsgs nuch larger bee moau n
has connnea sprns
ba, English The Continental osers gene
there steamer ihe e'
aiyces France Germany AMI ltay are ratnr Important
prices continue which the gehefa eipe
on and conclusive preoi that tsey have no considerable
nL OF September yery short Of eoise gss aI
Of Nhea; hss been unusually la 81 std
much usual has bec lei 10 cattle; an the same
ia true VI The O train az Glsgow, Dsi"L'e
po, ght and pccs much below 'e eart'
lat ha proTe age indeed aueoo
imports rapdS hence instead Of are supplies "o
quite limited II Is evident that farmers on The ohea
later aIyices parts Prove tht Ler
u Tue abecc Of the usna supp a
I'm ports Australia IL much ;e ald all o sur
rus Spng noy be wanted the lat Of MAY at
I'm. aul entail ports We EsIe Surplus OF Winter heat
of a,ent likely have mc5 curing tie Hi nntss
prices aiyrucc materially There e conleelce ~ tie mtg
honorable dealing Of railway COM aues tat tror nt
shipping ire Y the aboard and only uncr
careful and larle quantities. which command promp
fu than mosh e st tue Ws;s lgt and
that ~il coutlnn-
The o the week are .oOVo Ous'
bushes the corresponding weeA lsst
ExPnhTs FRoN FRASCCo-rLc only Clearance rom san
FrsuSco last dte OF DC. I'D, he RIVER L1e O
Lyer 1900 bills Fugr There are Oo leNtS tQus 70
81 900 ms rg Whrat afy, snd Lear the Ge4 ~l
also River Lune VITA Flour 10 Liverpool aIu We ne VI
tLr, CD ,rtcrs ,je 10 load Flour IOi lrItre
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

II,
Flour AM yPAWe have had yery Gestures worthy OF
Forr As asual dnnus the hodaIs e
trade moderate b5ers and retail dees bnyng ny
the of the week hss not o'co
ssacyrg embargo greatly cns uansacn no
quite liberal exceeding materially Tie genera etec
VII informed dealers f confident st anet @ no
du;..Li priuc.0n WtSt aud South. the average oAy
falling Of this ont ths We oouos
very the mon b. At the current Pnees
miller
Wheat Pou grpdns) are selling below the pro-
asonabe to cancud H. tue 70
bGsines all hazards woG be ccet We notice oeHel
ng of in the poiucion of spGae AID No. four nese pte
AMI relative hugh prices lar business nss
graces Inlra EIiras or eIIo sOoa'
previous fsurrs Fancy DO have sold slowly u bgure
these plenty api do not command pnceS 'hss
business satisfactory tie miller, bnt Hihh
WI. cor,ec. this. There he oveproductlon
IN Winter yasei 81 250SI bs We have had
Winter Wheat 30 sOdtd, Tor the
market whre tie properly appreciated In new pan.
be ard noce CREATE VsreT
nrinos these growing av aid Of them are oi very excel
credit neIJ. ad cteIylng espcs COM
a-d tor four iays uev se
7i3 bbs agsnst "a 1913 tac corresponding %teA Ia.
es OCr pers F1aac baud report shipments
carg Of FoUl for Britain. and three c4 goes r
France tue quality excellent
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

Money has been easy all day at to 4per cent on
call. prime mercantile paper selling at to T. The
hank abatement showed the usual unexplainable
change IN gold, all the items being decreased, re-
sulting in a further reduction Of the surplus of
$3.50 l5O the banks holding in excess S70Ss 1O0
Tho Washington advices report that the United
States Treasurer to-day received S6jO,OOO National
bank notes for redemption. The Internal Revenue
receipts to-day were $65O.OOO. making q total for
month to date of $7.7OO,OOO The Treasury holds
S3s $3.50 900 III bonds to National bank circu-
lation and Sl63SOOO to secure public deposits The
outstanding National bank note circulation 10 S3i9-
100000. of which $23OO,OO0 are gold notes.
The Treasury shipments of legal tender
notes and fractional currency for the
week ending to-day amounted to S2.4OO,GDO The
following table shows the condition of the New
York banks at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

n. 10 Dee "a Differences
epeeie sl3oltoUU 7BQ 400
Legal Tenden.. I7v3l7W T'ioof"V DS~'. .
Total reserve. f6l l,ool,2OO poo,ovo'oVV D0"' ~N'NN
Reserve req agt ..a.o .o .,o am .
Of
serve AbOvel 10 .ooo ,oo ~. Sae 4 yO
gal req mens 76421O nos aVV aW TII 200
L0aDs.......... d6J4OooVo <oo'ovo'"0N
Government bonds have been strong and hi0ner
but buoyant ia those issues the interest on when
natures in January. The feature was lS67s' when
sold up to 12lf Of the bonds called for redemption
$1,000 900 have been received since Dec. l. leaving
S9,OOO,OOO still outstanding. We annex the latest
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
street quotations :

The Philadelphia stock market was dull; Penn
sylvania "a, ll2; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
lC!; Reading Railroad. 54,; Pennsylvania Railroad
"a; geld, lll!.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES.

LrAyrywoRru: ACADEMY OF SCIENCE: Dec.
so-Tne principal feature Of the evening was paper
en- finance, by Mr. ]. c. Briegs'
SAM Francisco: MICRosC0PIcAL SOCIETY
Nov 1s-rhe principal business OF the evening
.n.,sted in the exhibition Of specimens OF objects ~
SS ss snS OF Of an %
BosroN: HISTORICAL GENEALOGICAL So
urrr; Dec "A paper was read by Mr. E. a. Derby
on the services to New-Hampshirs OF the scottish
cooniss Of the heroic ago Of the republic. Tne des'n
ef Mr. Daniel Haskell editor of Ths Boston 1rdnserspt
was Rssoaons we're also adopted
upon the death of the late DIR. Timothy Farrar
NEw-HAvEN: HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Nov. So.
Annual meeting DR.. Besrdsley IL the chair Tne re-
ports Of the Curator Librarian and treasurer were pro
sented the latter announcing that the inna
Of the Society amounted to about 400 Resolutions
were adopted IN reference 70 tue eea'N VI AN' >'N
Deming smith Of Guilford.
PEORIA: ILLINOIS STATE HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY: Dec s-Annual meeting, continuing Tor
seyeral DAYS Various papers were read relating 10
praclcal horticulture together with reports from the
various societies Of the State These as
general thing were OF unfavorabe character, SHOW
is that the dry weather has played serious havoc with
trees and fruit during the year.
BosroN: MASSACHUSETTS ANGLERS AssocTA-
fIoS: Nov 3o-A communication was presented by Mr..
Benjamin p. Ware In reference 70 the causes when
have led to the gradual and continued dimnution OF
Holsters and fishes on the coast OF NewEncand The
latter be referred TO the practice Of line awne for
cod and haddock. which destroys great numbers WIN
out u,l zing them as food. The shipment OF hadd0cx
spawn 10 France. to used as surdine Da mas aIso
stimulated the capture of these fish n numbers not re-
Qulred for food during the spawning season OF Apr
enG May The taking Of mackerel by means OF seines
,ead of lines Is also considered By Mr. Ware as likely
to cause great decrease Ii taer numbers III SNORT
time
DAVENPORT, Iowa: ACADEMY OF SCIENCES {:
Nov. 2s-A paper read by ar. Tiffany upon what nc
ered anrah
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.
Tss lsvps tho .posens OF general nssssss " ps''
Of Esw.York for The week ending Deo 25. 1874

CAa~a. Gisss, and EartAsnvore
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Tie bidding aud asking prices for stocks at the
close of Exchange to-day were rs follows:


This has been holiday in London, and no fnan-
ciol adylces were received. The foreign exchange
market was dull as usual after the packet sailed, but
in tonc firm at rates given below Gold opened at
111l. sold at III. and by O'clock under sharp buy
ING. the price was carried up to 112s. the highest
noint of tho week. From this it declined to I'LL,
and closed at that prico bid On gold loans rates
were fiat, and l, 2, and per cent paid
f,r carryng The specie shipment To-Day was
sn53OOO. of which $6jo000 was gold coin. The
Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day $l,003000
in gold coin interest total of January interest to
date ST. $50 900 redceming $4,000 in called Five
tweutics: making the respective weekly totals
go ol5 GOO and SG2 900. The import entries of for
elm dry goods at the port of New-York for the
week ending tonight were $Sl3,47l (the amount
thrown upon the market footing up S9GS,092l, and
of general merchandise s. 1872 1922 making a total in
GOLD coin valuation of S2,9G5,j12. The export clear
anccs of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending Tuesday, Dec %, were to the currency
valuation of S5,S08,S5O. The specie movement is
given elsewhere. The days operations at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared $50 47j 600
gold balances. 81 l55OOC5; currency balances, 49,
C97. The following were the principal quotations
for gold:
lv:uu.llI7s .l3o."lll3l 1:nn ..lll'4 230 ...l12
iO:3U "a l2:U liza l:3o ~ 3:U... lll7s
~ IN Is. l2:3J..lll3l, 2:0J...ll2is Ull2
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28

DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALslSr Dec 28-No,hiue doirs whsatRys csI o. us
No Mixed Western zoe Barley DALI steady ,.,,. Is&
BALrinoRs, Dec 26-Cotton quiet aud arni Low
elsie .ad snessns. whs.. s..ss .sa ''s:' 81. Wss
sou,Asrs 7SSsSe Yso. as5c liIs w.'ss .. SS va.
track Oats dsil soeh:rs H.S Sai ana
sucissso da Is: PED. s1S s1SS:.ss"sIosss:,
sxaios Clear Rib ses iisi2s ~ 6SsSe; Roi n
asS fst,ei.sa uneSsnsea Cefs sssAasssd WAhI sensW
0l0i o1 os,uoot, for Tie las, g. hesn-viosr el00
sS; WSs. Corr $500 Sssa ado 1sS ss csss
isSoo Ss.S 9s Ssoo Barley xoo ssS rosi asss
Es:sr1 spring 2 e. SSSS7 wheat d. Hsssiss sehas
81 iSSSi ie Hlwsslss Ne spraa oS1St C1 CsHsss 49,
Is 3 D., 81 0luel vi ksa ~mN' ~ NsA A"'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
TIE MA RKETS.
j(areiuIIv reported ier rHs rRiBcsE
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

SATURDAY, Dec. 2G, 1874.
The olowag complete list Of eIpOrs 'a'as ~ vessels "beA
we're cleared TO-DAY for oresn pors
DRgHRN-Bark Laura aaj Gertrude. ~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-28
Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.
s|.!:l:El[ s]![li[liI:{ liil:lI

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced Foi
General DEBILITY and Loss Of Appetite 1t i.in
b Rsoeunended ofiu punty by The Fooi Journal Arthur Hill
Haksa. n. D.. Wentworth L. Scott, r. e. g.. y A. S L..
r. r s. A., Sold by Grooer Omen AMI Chemis 10 large
Lettes al 2s each. beware Of limitations Prepared br
6UODALL BACkuOuSk Co..
Leeds. EAglasd
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2SSp0eufbau.
(Nuslailh.)

(NuslaNb,)
9(uS $@onopcr 16reibt mou Der
8erlner Gcrmonio:" gSic sic jeSl9cn
3ul ltdnoe bosu ongetbou 1jn0, ii6erall boS
fotDolilDe 9eben uno c9ten fot9pli1 1Wcn
6inn 5uf0rbcrn> 0opon no9lolgenoc g.
1Ni6te Sbncu cin 3eu9nib 9eben. Sn
elmer Gc9cnb unlcrcr Arnpin5 6obcn llcb
ct>uo eini9e Dunbcrt 9}duncr aus bcm
9(rbciter1tonbe pcrci1li9t su Gcl6lpenoerl
>ucl6e, >pcnn Gin items trouri9e NcrDdlt=
ni1le Die @perrc ,Gymi1lion &c. ii6er lic
fpmmcr, hoSu lper>uonot rpcr0cn olell
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@clo 5u elmer 9}ei]e no6 benz n06 fen
Orte> lpp fotDoli16er @ottcs0icn1t 9eDol=
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fat oonn bic YFid)t> bel leiner NiitfteDr
Sic 9eb6rtc Freoi9t> 10 gut cr fonl1 leinen
9ei0eusgeno1iel1 mitjutbeilcn> luenn es lein
mus, in Ser freien 9fotur.
Wus Gl ab=2 trim gen, 16.
Suli. 9(us Bitl@ miro 9eneloct: uGs be=
finben li@ lets fiinf ooer leds Prieitsr ouf
ser Tetung, uno luobrlih ni6t oie letten
in 0er GeiDe uni ]ers ner0ienten &lerus.
3wei M}oI 1T Der gYo1e oiirfen {ie ouf
eine Gtunbe 1T bic Gto0t Derunterfom-
men. G6leluni9it be9eben lie iib olsoonn
in bic g P{orrfir6e, luo ber @ocrii iton Die
Yoromente inBereitl tl9oft bQlt> Oanit 1ie
bos +. Opfer celebriren. 9ierouf ellen lie
eben 10 9cl6,pinb ,uieoer ben 1tcilen 8er9
binoui un nod por 9blauf Ser 9eltot=
teten Triit lire ga 1emotten SIT crrei6ell.
Sn ser Teltun9 lel6lt it feline &ird)e; Sic
&opele >porO 16on Dor Sobren ben
Prote ltanten ium GebrouD i6erlonen.
Yorrer 9outD Ter. Sin Se~
ri6teritotter oer Wiener ~prelle"> luelDer
I'M Soursimmer besPoi itmei 1ters 8eber 5ll
@1loeinfurt gero0e bienltli6 5ugegen
mar ols Der @totsonpolt Donoe nit
Graf 2ayburg 6os erte gerb6rsprotofol(
oufnobnl> er5dblt> bab crferer Elm f(eincs
Mlbum @autDoler's nit SSillin9er 9(nli@=
ten NIT Be19lag belegt babe. 9a ct Dem
@erDof fteten be6eutete, 0ab er lelb1t reoeno
oiele tpie on0eres 1eincr 3eit luieoer erbol-
ten werbe> rief 9oltboler :u9ie Grlnne-
run9en an &iIlin9en oa> bic fann ,pegell
meiner bas @eri9t bebolteu- bob' 10
iebt ei1 Mnbenfel an bic &illin9er Wers
0nii9un9stpur fir meine 2ebtage> brou3'
nir 8iloli9es mebr."
M lit d IT, l9. Suli. Ser Gus Ser
l1nterIn6un9sbaft 5u @6weinfurt ent=
|lo@lene Pfarrer 9autDoler 9ot pom Srei<
tag auf @omita9 Dier bel einem 8efann=
ten in BET 9(malienl ltrabe iiberna9tet uno
>puroe bon lebterem NIT Demnotbpenoi9en
&eilegelb perleben. Ser 10 unI@uloiser
Meil le in @eroa9t gerat9ene Ntonn botte
nan,li9 nur >penige Sage bon 9aule
tpe9bleiben tpollen uno batten in Solse
oes fotolenSncioen5 fales 1eine@elomittel
als 5ur @eimreiie nidt ausrei@eno lid
ernie len. Srob6em 19idte Der Sele9rapb
Die 2iga in Die Melt, man babe Del benz
Yfarrer bic ouHalenb bobe @amme bon
500 ST. sefunoen. 9err 9autb baler ersabl<
te, Der Neutrality-suspicious. 1T @@pein.
furt babe i'm bis gum 8aDnbofe be9leitet
fl1no ,pesen ieiner Werbaftuns oas tieflte
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,ScOQuttlt uNeYelplptgt!l.
Scr 8 ii # . unn Ci1N0ot lnSoiern>
Tr6r. u. 2cpuroo, lpeld)cr ouf Der Surd)=
reile noD 9(otbeu 1T &Gln per,ueitc,
1ucbtc bri Dem Nc9icrun8s NrdlIbentcr
per@ Dnlib I'M bic Grlou6l,iD no@ benz
{>errn Gribi10ofe i'm GjcIdn9nb cine'
gclu0 o6totten Sl oilrien. Sic GrIoub
niB >uuroc fllrSlpcg rerlpeigert.
9Soris, 6 2(uguit. Gs 9cbt bicr bos
Gcriid)t, ooB 9cutlNIono nit eponitn
lrc0cu 9(6tretung Scr Gtobt Sontpno IN
Der Yrpuin, Gontouocr rnterhonbl>> aus
lucl0er Sfoot ciu swejtes @ibralter iu
mo0cn bcobl libti9t miro.
MoOridten aus Soy6nnc 5ufol9e D0-
ben Die Gor(i ]ten O009intcrlobc9clueDre
erDoltcn> lueINc on Der SSiltc gelonoct
luurbel. Gs beiBt ouBerOenl boB 5000
ferncre fit bieGorli item bel ltimmtc @cnebrc
ser fron56NldcnGrcnspoli 1T oie 3dnoe
gefoQen lelen.
Son GorloS Dot ein pom 1G. Srli
ootritcs 9l{oniiclt erlollell >uorin CT er=
fldrt, 0oB CT ge9c1>udrtig iber cine be-
trd6tlid)e 9(rmee pcrIii9c. H(cin @loubc
an bic Mobt oc5 SleGts 9ob mir oo5
Ge0t Scr Nlo0t. S6 babe pcrlpro6en,
6ponien su rettcn ober fir boslclbe su
tcrben. SD bolte mein Mort SO nil
bic &ebellen rntcruerfel1> Dem Solfe bic
wobre Trei9cit gcben; iD luerbe bic reli=
9iD1cn @e5iDle 6ponens >n0 feline 2ie6c
Su Ser lc9itimen Mpnor0ic 6efricOi9en.
Snoellen lekt sic fotDoli1 1de Ginbcit ni6t
0ie reli96le espionage, bic Nfonor0ic nidt
ben @e}potisnus porous. Sb >peroe Die
9(nfdu fer BET &rGcn9iitcr nibt 6eldlti9en;
ib will Die Gtimn1e ocs Splfcs bur0 cine
9e1ebmdbi9e 8ertretl|ng IN ben Gortcs
bDren. S6 rufe Trcunoc nno Senoc 5l'
mir wenn o6er bie 9ie6elliDn fortoouert>
lpcr0c i6 lie our0 &ononel1 crfictel,> 1n0
0icienigen, luelde Deute nidDt bic Ser
16bnun9 onncbmell ,ueroen 1i6 mor9en
oos @clcs bc5 @ie9ers 9efollcn lolcn
nii1len."
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3eitlln9" tDeilt cln Scle9romm pon Yori5
nit, lpel6es meloet> ga s Ser &rie9smiui=
1ter @encrol gillep, I'M bDDeren S3riegs=
ratD cinen 1ofortigen Gre0it BON 4>000,=
900 SSrancs un0 einen epentllellen gre0it
BON elmer M}llioroe Tranfs fir uilitari=
10e 3mede perlan9t Dabe> m
2on6on7. 9(u9uT. Ser Yariler
Corr elponoent bcs ~9ailp Sele9rapb"
16reibt> baB ct aus Superldni9er Queue
erfabren babe> oab ein 9ebeimer @ertras
a>uilden Dem beutl6en &ailer uno Dem
Mar1 19oll @errano Dor brsi Ntonoten ob=
9e16lollcn tuoroen 1ei. 3ufol9e 0ieies
Dertra9es perFi6tet ii9 9eutlGlan6,
n0tbisenfalls Die Su1tllrection enttpeoer
mittelit @elo ooer our@.betpaffnete Srter=
pentton unteroriiden gu belfen unb Die
Mnertennung Set 1panil@en &epublit
6ur@ feline 8erbiinoeten gu Mese 81, Britt
sen. @errono perpfli6tet oa9e9en @po=
nien 5u einem @@ub=uno Srubbiinoni5le
NIT 9eutl@lono int Sale zines arieses
nit Srontrei@. Stalien miro ols Der
9ritte I'M 8unbe 9cnannt.
SEM 6. Qlus. Mn9ebli9 fat Yater
@pacintb auf bic @teae zines bieiisen
)prebisers @er5i&t seleiitet.
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- Sn oe II tt TIA, oSn. luerOer 2lll=
itolten Sum 8ou elmer neueu tot1pli16en
Stride gcnad)t.
- Sn st \ Dine!onb Mpntgomery
Gp., 9)}p. lpuroe cine ncue totbolil1e !
Stride SIT Gbren oes N. l}ortinus Gin.
9etueiDt.
Sn Snbionopplis, Snb. uuroe
ein nelcS fir so Semnbner ciugeriDt Dtetcs
&lel ltcr bcr G6wc tern 5um 9uten 9irten
cin9epei6t.
-Sn 9oncpille, y. s. >puroe Elm
Gruno ltiid BON 200 9cfern ongetouft,
un1 barouf ein tatbolil DIES 3uf flu6ts0ous
fir per>pofrloite &inocr 5u erbouen.
- Su q q tD ito 6cs> &u. >puroc
DOR 3 M}pnaten cine ncuc fot0plil 0e
GNule fiir NcgcrfiuOcr er0Ifnet> bic be-
rcits Is G6iilcr 5dblt.
GDlum6us, .. 5. 9(ugult. Sic
3u9tDous0irectoren be56lo0en Deute Die
geltreifte 3ii6tlin9stlei0ung iueoer ein=
5ufiibren. 0ielcl6e wurbe Ner@ @u6sbal=
ber Dor lc6s Sobren obgel6oift unb ein=
forbi0e graue Sleioung eingefiirt 6o 0o=
mails 9elteno gcmodt >uurOe, bos Srogen
BET 9eltreiften &leioung lei cine Grnieori=
gung, ,uelDe jeOem tel ormotori1 1en Gin=
ilub ent9egen luirte. Oie jebi9en 9irec=
toren lino jebo6 ber slnli0t> boB bic
9rolle Slei0ung ben Gtrd flingen bo5
Gnttommen erleiGterc, lln6 6os Gin fan
gen l6>uieriger mo6e, ols lpenn tie cine
ouffolenOere &lei0ung tro9en.
Dopio Sones Elm forbiger @tuoent
ser Sbeologie ous B6ilooelpDio> >uel9er
bier felt eini9er 3eit ols So9el6bner or
beitete I'm @elo sur Beltreitun9 1einer
@tuoientolte SIT erlon9el1, itiir5te 9cltern
MbenO pon Der nel1cn Srrenon1t 1tolt un0
ltorb Deute III Tol9e Der erDoltenen Ser
lcbungen.
81. So1epb, afo. 6. 9(u9 Sic
9eu1 16reden perni9teten 1dn1mtl. Meois=
| pTon5en in &an5 Jas un0 9le6rosfa uno
es 1T 5lueifelboft, ob Die Grnte in bieien
@tooten einen Grtro9 BON 1000 8uibeln
liefern ,pirb. @unoerte uon Mnlieblern
perfaufen lire Tormen unb 5icben na6
anoeren @egenOen. 9ie Sn5etten 16ludr=
men iiberoll umber, uno man befitr6tet>
oob Iie alle TelO frii6tc peltli6 pom Mil=
louri perni9ten ,peroen.
Galei g T. g. g., 7. Qlug. Wen iber=
al fer lueroen bemofratii6e @eluinne &C.
mel6et Sic 9emofraten lie9ten im@toate
nit einerMebrDeit BON 10000 Bis 10000
@timmen. 8on ben s erlpdblten Gon9reB=
mitsl. iino 7 9emotr. Sn Der 2e9islotur
9elpinnen Die 9emDtr. etlpo20Wfit9l.
9ittle & ID, 7 Nu9ul. Sn O5arf>
5rantlin County, Dolten in Oer 9ea9t BON
9ieni flag etipa 100 perlnummte Mdnnern
srei pferbebiebe aus bem Sci efdngnille uno
|5an9ten oie1elben.
g bilabelpbia7. 9lu9nit. Sic
poli5ei bdlt beute in ber bieiigen @taot
8 9auslu@unsen no@ benz 9eraubten &na=
ben @barlie &ob, 6a oiele Perl per=
mutbett ct iei in oer@tabt perbor9en.
Naibbille 8 Nueuit. @us idmn1t=
li9en Maros un6 9iltrittten Big auf bic
13. uno 20: iino amtli@e @ablberi@te
ein9etroHen. 9as 9en1ofratil@e &idet
luuroe nit elmer Mojoritdt pom 1000 Big
5000 @timmen ertudblt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-12
SEsoGetsfOou.
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Gincennoti, 5. Mu9ujt Sr. Snl=
mes, Sugcnieur bes @ompfers uYot Gp=
gcrs", Ser belte Mprgcn unterDolb Wu=
rpro per6ronnte> mo6te noNTcbenoe 9ln=
gnbcn
ultngefiDr I'M 6 lt6r Morsel,s bcfan0
lic0 ho5 Gnnt 9egenilber ser M}iinoung
bes 1i6 III ocn Obio=Tlub er9iebenocn
2nugbertD grecf 5'pci Mlellcn unterbol6
sluroro. Yl6tli6 lob i@ 5uil6cn eini<
gen Soum'pol=So(en om 9iatert1cile
ocs GNi1{es cin DeQcs 9iWt. Sd elite
ouiogleib boDin un6 lob ouf ben eri ten
9(u9enblid, eub Bic 9elomlnte 8ounlpo((e
in Tlommen 1tono lnO feline 9offnung
mcbr mar bcs. Teuers @err 5u wcrben.
Stb gob olll logleid) Teuer= Ml(orm uno lici
oui bos 9eef I'M Ben Gteuermonn su
5a9en, bos 8oot ous 2onb loufcn SIT loi=
len. &oum Dotte Der Gteuermonn bas
Hoot Dem 9onoe sugefebrt ols cs 1i6
alS unlenf Jam erlpies. 0os Sab lieB 1i6
motif 6reben> bo6 brebte 1ib 6os @6i[f
nid)t mebr. gac6 n1idt bes @tcur=
monncs mar bos Cell 9cbro6eu.
9Ron gluubt bebbal6 audi bub bos
51if ob]i1tli6 in @rono 9eltedt wurbe.
No6 onberen 9lngaben botte Gin 0ef=
YoIIogier bur1 unoor| |i9ti6es &ou6er
Die Bounluolle IN @rono 9eltedt. 9os
Boot lief bonn ouf cine Ganobont ouf
unb blieb at r5el6en liegen.
SIT Tol9e eincs un9liidli6en 3ufolles
oebnten 1iD Bic Tlomme11 ni6t ldn9s oes
,lteren Oedes aus 1on0ern er9rifcn
oG1pglei6 Sos PilotDdusden uno Die
&ojiiten unb persebrten Damn 6os 5turm=
bed. Mfon >pedte olllo9lei6 olle Poiia=
9iere uno lieb bie 8oote bcrab.
Gs 9elong cine 9roBe Mnsabl 6erlclbcn
an oos ltfer 511 bringen. Niele lpron=
gen aber ou6 BON einem ponil l9en
56redcn er9riffen in's @olier. 9ieje=
nigen> bic ni6t ertronten> trieben ldn9erf
3eit nit Der @trDmuns bie 1ie an einel
1i0eren 2an0un9spfob bra9te. SIM gan=
sel1 1paren foit 100 Meni6en an Boorb
@uDon te, 90. Wa., 7. Q(u9uit
Ser Dompffellel bes @9lepp6anpfers
Sam Noberts" erplooirte Dellte 10 ub>
Dtor9ens bei BET @upan6otte @onobant,
iuobur6 ber 9ompfer 5ertriimuert unb
Gapitdn 9on Sc Wolf ser Glert @eatr
Sc Dolf, ber @teuermann gbarles Mn=
berlon, BET erite MaI6iniit Safe 9unfer.
ser @tetuorb s. 90. Sbomp1on uno De,
slpeitc Sod Geo. Gon;ne lei9t bel 9dbi9t
ber Goot1e 8. g8. Miuiom1on, 1dipe,
uerlett uno ber 9ei5er @am Titl9 1ebens'
9efdbrli@ oer6riibt iuurben. Ser @d6-
ter s9ublep 9ollonb fam INNS 2eben,
Sic iibri9e Mannl l9af # blieb unperiebrt.
- 9lm 2. Mueut ,uurOe Bet @runo=
itetn oer fatboliI I6en ct. Sbereiienfir@e
in 81 DO fly H. M.D. bonn So9tpiiroigz
iten 8ii@of 2ou9blin int 8eilein elmer
groBen Soltsmenge gele9t.
-Sn . bfo u , Wisc. tpuroe am
26. Suli Der @runoitein gu einem neuen
fatbolil6en @@ulbaule geleet.
. = Mm S. Q(u9uit tuuroe bie neue ia
tbolil@e Stride in @epmour> @isc. ein9e=
lueibt.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-05-01
10 1he PeonIe ocTennessee

"The Mount Vernon Ladies Associa-
ton fog the Union" which consists Of
one lady from each State, are soliciting
an endowment fund for the support and
preservation of the home of Washington
They desire to collect fund ofS5e,O0O,
to be invested in Government registered
bonds. and held by the Treasurer of the
Association, the interest to be used for
the support and repair of that portion OF
the Washington domain which is secured
by deed and held in the name of The
Mount Vernon Ladies Association for
the Union. They are and have been for
some time pass, engaged in collecting
funds for this purpose. As Nice-Regent
for Tennessee, this Association solicits
through me such aid from this State as
her citizens feel able and willing to CON
tribute, either by individual subscription
or from the proceeds of concerts, fairs,
picuics, or any entertainment that may
be given for the PuTpose. Believing len
nessee to be second to no State IN the
Union in her desire for the preservation
Of the home and tomb Of Washington, !
commend this request to the favorable
consideration of her citizens.
All contributions Will be sent to Gen
eral B. r. johnson, Nashville. IenneS-
see. Mrs AARoS Y. BRowN,
Vice-Reaent for Tenn.
Papers throughout the: State are re
specially requested to copy.