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Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

Es9~ GARNER iebt auf Guer Snte@
reGe in oicfen barten Soften uno loBt
Gu6 in Der alien oNmerican" bon Gbi-
cago oeriidern. Die .2tmerican" lit nur
cine Sarmergcieai1aft.
YoIicen peroen auf 5 Sabre auS9eiteu:
Yrdluien iinO idbrIid 3u be;ubIen.
Sicienigen mcldc cine $50. | gtabma'
idine faufen poaen, f0nnen ibreu 3wet:
crrci6cn, iuenn iic Eel 6rau G. .. 9tid'
nsr, in SddHer'5 9auie an Ser Mtartt'
itrabc, pOriprc6cn, weIde iib freucn
mtrO, Sic Gorsiae Ser 80 omeitic c" su
ertlQren. IS. g. 3i9ner,
9lagcmsjner Seridcrun9s-4scnt
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

Saut Nn5ei9e finaet am Sreita9 Sen
3lt'n Sonuar Ole 6fentIiGe Yruiung in
Der Geol=SduIe itatt. @er sic Gnts
loldelung ottie5 iegen5reibcn Snitituts
Gus lelnen erlten @nfdngen beobadtcn
toE1te, Der mar gcmib i9on bel ser bu,
rlgen Friiun0 Iberroidt, pie ldneQ es
Gem &trcttor, 9errn 9%eunigcr, %geluuaen
mar, aus Den @booS BON S6ilern aaer
4anoer uno 3nn9cn Gin barmoniiA ineins
amber 9reifenoc0 @an;e gu i6nffen. Sein
Soter unO feline SHUTTER, iiberbaupt Nie>
manh, wrldcr i'd fir S6ulbilruna intez
reItrt, ioIltc pcri0umen, Die Yrilfuna in
OItlcr Snftitut, Der YTansitdtte ~unlercr
;ufunfti8en Sntcu;gtnS gu teiuGeu.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
Igiu9cIauet.I
Scrr Nc6aftcur !

3Nli cNNUull(u( .
Sn Der porlcktl 9tumm,r Sbres giats
tc5 %crldu5tcn Sic ii9 einlyc Semcrfuns
gen uber Die Ginlaoung @r. TSr. 0cfer's
uno Der Gcieal6aft Srobiinu Sic aucr
8rGrInoung cutbebren. Oas Gomite
3cld0tcr Gefelidaft fir ser Sanuar Iub
>9r. '9edfcr Den befanntcn Srci6eit5z uno
GOlt5nilllc Gin amber eincn 8ortroo
3u bAltcn /; 9r. Scder iugte beltimnt ,u
- muroe 'p1tcr iebo1 bur6 QcipllIe lin,
ltdnoc ucrb!n6crt 81 fonmen un6 miro
oe6laIb crit ipGscr cridjetncu uno Die ge
)elidalt 8rObiinn poUou Ter ST.. Jfes
0Hftcnr aud ell Nf'tglicO lift, aber oen
&crlamrn!unNcr geiu09uli1 nidt bel
oobnt- bei@Iob aus cigener Safe oac
Nualnacn I'll bcfen, Seocrmnnn freicn
une uncntAeltlidcn 3utritt gu gemGbren,
un6 uHIcrc 0anic 8Irgeridaft bon Stact
uH0 U~mac9cno nuf:uforsern m0nIidlt
;uGireih gu crihelncn. Sizes fino bic
ztotinden, bic Ser Geoofteur, wann's
be!iett, beim Sctrctdr Der @eleuiGaft
nadlebcn fam.
Ser Screin bat weni0itcns biesmol
fcineu SaSel ncrHient, i%onbern aepiB an~
itdn0i9 mo liberal 9ebanOelt icincn Shit
bur9ern 9cacniibcr, uno mir ermorten
beBhoIb nap Sic sic Sa9e in ibrcm8latte
6eriGti9en.
&~9fun9sbou,
Iuoolf 9ir;eI.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
+ Sp5uGbriifopb sDfmamn. :

Geiteln, Gonneritag Nbsno, psridieo
nod mebrlp0dentli6cm 8ranfenlager,
9err Sobu &briitopb 9oTmann, in NI-
ter IS Sabreu, meui9er ? Sagcn. 9oHs
mann mar jeit 1912 Elm 8ewObuer @crs
MANI :, nIio nod s~inerssoen cen Ne te-
ten. Die SeerOiguu9 fuect SonntaG,
0admittag 2 lthrauru DER @oBuun9 bcs
&erToIbcuca aus iratt.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
GountD Gcdmtc.

Gcurtg- RiGtsr: Scinrib 6rc6mnnr, 0nSfrnaee
3rrrp e. y. 6rnSICg, IrGt;.
I1ctatrridtsr NH Yirrtgtr rrr @runt9=Grurt :
E&m. ScrQcr, IrdtC.
Observation-Disclosures: :. 0untbauitn, 5cImhnr
Gcuute uno YrrtNtc,N cri1tsi1reiber Mm. 8.
yrira, Scrmann, Nr.
SdnRnicidrr II. s. Sdlcuter, 6crrrdnn.
GrNcctrr: Ghriiinr Muhn, 6srmann.
SttriT 93m. u. Grrpcr, 0crper Std, Sla9r
Gc.-Ieputp: 9ber. 9Crgurr. Sermdnn.
County Gnralt 9. gS. 3urdarr, Saf Sill.
grrcnrt : Or. &ianif Haiie, Scrntdrn.
gNsIrr: 81. benrp 0entner,
Ganis- 6sicmeIer: u. Ycisr, Stcn9 Sill.
SrTcntIitrr Nabia6rerpaItrr: WcslsY Wallle,
Stonp Dill.
@6ulluperintsubent Srnry Gcee, Canaan.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
THE SUN.
@0deutlia, smeiunal w66entIi@ &tdgIid

Die wr6entIi6 r Gum lit su tppbI te<
fannt, nm elmer 9rcsen Grrfebiurg III b~ctiirfcn,
aber bic Oruune, pcld5e mir tereii5 fllnf;ia.au=
irur IbrnnFnten argCte1 baten u,o pclhe mir
ME mir baFer, urt Yteien tau ieneen gebcn perr
sen, ijnb furs fcI9ence:
Sie lit einc Ncuisffits5eitung ceifer 8iaHe. Inc
?ieuigfeiten frnnen III ~rrrieitcn ~9eiuubsr rerten,
Iuiamn,cugrSpger frclI unpidttia, GusfIbrliGb,
mcnn prn Streutun9; bieielben trerben TETS in
ciner flarcr, eCrltdnbIiGcn unb intsrcIanten@ei>
ie gegetsn.
Sic lit cine 5antiIisn- 3eihtng eriler 8IaGe, rcu
pcn untrrtalteusert uno tsIeprenoem gclefrT
icoer Nrt, cntbalt dbcr TiGtS, tras fei6Fi ben be.
%lifoteitcn umo lerHpuIriei ten @ri9niad treintrd6-
tilen tGnnte.
Sic it cine Gr3ibI- 3sitlng erRer aGaFe. Die
tsisn GraIDlunger unr 3cmane Der 9cgentpdrti-
gen 9iterdtur werbeu nit Spr9fett auescrdbtt
ulc i'll ibren Spditeu abashrudt.
sic III. cine Observation-Disclosures ;3eitune erfcr
6ialje. Dit ~neueifen uno beIshrenefen Nrtifel
ibrr gaahreirtbiGaft crlfsinen in bem bafir Be-
~Itirtniten R1uri.
sic lit cine undbtGrigige pplit;fhe 3eituns,fsi-
ner 9nrtei ar9etpretb unp trGst ttincu Sraaen.
sic fGnpft fur Trin;ipien unb fir bic Grp1b-
lung Der beilsn Wdinsr III Ientern. Gle nib
met ibre IrGfte iptsifQ eer Aufcedung fer arcBen
) @crruptirnsn, rpeIhs auseu6l;dii6 unicr Qann
idpGdsn uns ibdncen uuc tpeIte rarauf auf9r.
ben, rrpuelttaniide Snlhitutirnrn sGr;Ii9 gu uu-
teraraten.
S6lieBlta 1T lie bic tiqisHr !3eituns, RE btr<
ausesscbsn MIR. diir Ginen Dollar prr Sabf
miro IT, an irsenb eiueu atrnnenten ~perlanet.
Gs 1T uitt nptbprncia, Gibbs aufsumaGsn, nm
bic m { 6entlihe . ii II fir eisisn Yrsis su
tetrmmrn. Sresnb 9smaue, Ter Giusn Dollar
s%inisuOtt, srbdlt bic ;3situns fir ein Sabr.
@tr BADEN feline rtirnhen asen'
ten.
Die pG6entli6e Sun.-a6t Geitsn
So Sr,!tsn; Sur ST per 9abr. asin Rabat
ron eisjem Yrsiie.
Die apeimal p56entii6e Gum
IisI l6e GjrG6e pis Die tiali6e Sun. 50 re
9abt. Gin Na5aiE Ron % Prr;ent an Clubs Sri
10 reer mebr.
Oit tdglide n.-Ginr srcRe risrTti
tiae :3eituns pen adtanc3pan?is Spall . Gag
10 circulation htsr 10000. 2Ge ;. uistsi
l.et IN 2 Gents: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES + Gent
rt. ~ II, retr Sc PET 9abr. &u 81 8 pc
10 ecrr CDR fir Satatt Spu 20 Yrassut.
~trsiIrt:
SVN yew York
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

Giu6rud. Gin ucrtuegeuer Gin>
brud Dur0e Icbtcn SOnntag BON einenn
aclOi0en George Saumcjitcr ~begangen.
@!Idllderpelie maren iOfort cinige tanos
leite SraAfncdte sur @ano, UNI Den Gin
BREEDER aus Dem Gil gu ;icben
Gtluas fc!dt par er aier0irQs.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

Die rege!nldBise idbrl- @enernt.8er-
iamInIung Ser u9erinann ge9eni. Syeu-
erberfderunss Gcieai9aft fnbst am
Woutaa GbenS, Sen Q. Sebruar i'm
Mtarftbiuie itatt.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

0ie Qbre@nung Der GoEutp
@Ourt nit bcm Solicitor fonnte niht
itattfinNen, 90 9err &Hbn an ieiner mie>
Der oufgebro6enen ShuBmunbe bon
MurfrecsbOrOugb OornieOerliegt.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

@rober 8nfGing bei'm
z d. m Wtadt cu6 fertis. ;br
Serfen un0 Sniuns, ibr GIowns, 5proe
Ter uno &Drolcuien, es miro Der 9r06te
Wa@ftn6aa DER SaiiOn uerOeu. 9teucs
Ordeiter d!
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
Gokal- Neni9keitrn.

Wtnn peridrne ni9t sen intercIanten
Srief u%nier's GOrreipouOen;sn In SeTer'
ION Gitp gu Ieien.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

G. &ugacr, unicr cinsigcr 4eniios
MIR in 3udtbauie, lit aliO be9naoi9t unO
iofOrt bon iciner Grau Ieimgebolt.
Meibcr Dor It i mmreG DIT!
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

E Ser bette WtoBitab sur @curtbcis
lung elmer Serii6erung5geieQidaft biiOet
Gle 3uz noer NbuaEme ibre5 GciddfteS.
Sn rpie fern Die ,Nmcrica" pom Gbicago
oaS Sertraucn Der GARNER 9cpOnnen bat,
,eigt na6itcbenoe Isabelle:
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
NfI,icGcr ctlcr.

rcnsrcf-H Superintendent: II. =. %lnnr. 2stMncn.
@,ontzlcunter ::ianrS SaaiaNr. llu!c1.
MsrrG;cutaut: Z. ". Saiuier, 6rrr1un.
Nrrie,idt 7: Tau- 4. Gjdis, SS1Ibiu5lrn.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
@erihtSzS ermine.

IaS Irti.erri6t tsstnnt feline Sisunaen am
sriten IOntas i'm Mtai unO Ncpember jebrn5abs
res.
Die prrtatc-Gcur t@niicnseriGt) Serfamnlrlt
ib isbrn rritten MUntas it 6ctruar, NaL Nus
gun unb Hrrcmtcr.
Die Grunts- Gpurt %rsrInmmelt lid ieeen pirrten
Mrntas i'm 6ebruar, Nai, Augult unc NppemIber.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
w6tbcmtltcber Marftberi6t.
GctrciSe nj a

s,ssu Mittpo4 corriairt Dor Ger "Her-
mann Star Mills
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
ore II.

Serrn Sulius 9%unobauien ell Gobn.
9errn Sermann ScHel elm Sobn.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

n gu etcganten unb baucrbaften
Nnitriden, 8arniihen, 8OIiteren unb
Siid!erarbeiten empfiebIt ii6
53,1 6. @. 9afenritter r.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22

Scr SIuB lit in 9oufc bes bentigen
6 6u6 10 3oQ ecitieseu.
Die Gasconade zeitung. (Hermann, Mo.) 1873-187?, 1874-01-22
1GsseSm@ :
0u D~erf1ufe1

Ter ll%ntsr;ridnetr 1T Wilrns ieit Gisrntbum
sci Sermann, tctrbene aus ) Birds, gSpbnbaus
II. /. NJ. su perfhu fen pser ;n Derrenter.
3,3mt S. 2emfc.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-18

CAUGHT BY A SKELETOE.-A bur-
glar in Greensburg, Pa, was recent
~ caught in a remarkable manner.
Breaking into a closed and unoccu-
pied Office of a physician of that
town, the burglar opened a closet
(while his companion with a dark
lantern was in another part Of the
room and feeling for clothing at
about the height Of closet hooks
generally, got his hands between the
Jaws of a skeleton, which being adj
justed with a coil spring and kept
open with a thread, closed suddenly
on the intruding hand, by the break
Ing of the thread. A sudden thought
striking the burglar of his being
caught by a skeleton in the doctors
closet so terrified him that he utter
ed faint shrek, and when his COM
panion turned the lantern toward
him and he beheld himself in the
grim and CHASTITY jaws of Death him
self he became so oYerpoWered by
fear that he tainted, fell insensible
to the floor. pulling the skeleton
down upon him, and making so much
noise that his companion fed imme-
diately and the doctor, alarmed at
the noise and confusion, fastened
into the Office and secured the terror
stricken burglar still held by the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-18
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
PomerOy's Democrat

It is not all surprising that the
people Of the South are opposed as
a whole to the civil rights bill-so-
called. 1t is a measure directly
calculated to break up their social
system, and to utterly ruin the edu-
cational opportunities of both whites
and blacks. Under the present re-
gime In most Of the States-such as
Virginia for example-there are
seperate schools for the races main
tanned out Of the public funds In
has never been complained that the
negro schools we're not just as good
as the others, or that they did not
receive just as much attention.
The operation Of the civil rights law
will throw the blacks and whites
together and thereby break up the
excellent and well-established
schools. 1t is a different matter in
the north, where the number of
blacks is comparatively so small,
and it would puzzle the most brilli-
ant genius to tell what advantage
can result even to the negro by Civ
ing him such privileges as he GER
tainly does not want. There is
nothing now within the reasonable
desire OF the black in any of the
southern States that he does not
have. and if there were, it is the
business Of the State and not of the
United States to grant his right.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-18
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-02-18

Washington letters say that
Governor McEnery, of Louisiana
has, through friends, complained to
Senator Morton relative to the Sc
verify Of his language in debate al
laying that he was an assassin and
murderer, and demanding a public
denial and retraction of the same,
otherwise McEnery in consideration
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a card to the public to defend him
self; and he intimates that in such
an event he will not spare the feel
ings nor avoid damaging personali-
tiles against the Senator from In
LLAMA.
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AGASSIz ann HAYDEN,

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than fifty other illustrated articles in pre-
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Damage Suit against an Odd Eel
I

Damage Suit against an odd Fel-
l0scS' Lodge
CLEVELAND. Feb. 11.-To-day, in
the Superior Court, of this city. in
the case of Edwin Lyle against
Cuyahoga Lodge, I. o. 0. T., FOR
libel, the jury returned a verdict for
the plaintiff for $1,000. Lyle, it
was claimed, failed to deliver mon
ey entrusted to him for'1he widow
q deceased member of the Lodge
and the Lodge issued circulars de-
nouncing his dishonesty, &c, where
upon Lyle entered suit for damages.
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$500 joy East Tennessee University.
In the Senate, on the 9th, the bill
for the relief Of the East Tennessee
University, appfopriating $4,000 to
compensate that institution for prop
erty belonging to it. occupied and
destroyed by Federal troops during
the late war, was taken up and pass
ed b}lyeas, 40; nays. 20.
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rama.

ALExANpR1A, Feb. in. P.
Trist formerly of Philadelphia, chief
clerk ia the Office of the Secretary
of State. under Marcy, during Polk 8
administration, negotiation Of the
treaty or Gaudaloupe Hidaigo, and
since The war postmaster hcIe, died
this morning, aged "a.
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4 CONUNDRUM.
Nashville BaGntr.l

fit requires 100000 per an
mum to pay the interest on the
State debt, when is it likely that
the principle will be paid? At the
end Of forty years? To look so far
ahead seems like travelling to the
end Of q rainbow to obtain a fabu-
lous bag Of gold. But the State
debt must be paid
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Southern CIni1nS-
From the Louisville Commercial.


WASHINGTON, Feb. THE fol-
lowing exhibit shows the amounts
claimed and the amounts allowed by
the Southern Claims Commission
since its organization three years ago.
The claims are classified under the
C4c+o~ 90 cCIIr,--
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