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, 1875-07-04
4 SKIRTEp SORROW.

a SkEHlE SCRHOW.
4 New Orleans paper has the following: case
OF agony occurred yesterday a. the corner Of
Cha11res and Cana! streets " whioh makes the heart
sad on contemplation. young lady came along.
hernetlcally sealed up by battery OF pins in one
Of the new styles OF walking-dress, WHICH, by the
way, has tile quality OF prettiness to recommend
it, whatever may be the physiological objections
to It, At the corner she happened to drop her
handkerchief, and a man near by, whom the ss-
quel will show to be veritable beast in dsaguise.
made forward movement to pick it up. In the
act Of doing 90 he reconsidered his resolution,
and stood up leaving the handkerchief where it
was, The Young lady made an agouizing appeal
with pair OF brilliant black eyes to the tantalz-
ing male. but he ungallantly remained obdurats
to the mute request, and laid his spine against
The lanp-post. She then made three efforts her.
self 10 pick it up but failed. Finally she
achieved kind of semi-circular spring, such as
men make who run races in sackh. and. picking
up the handkerchief, left rapidly, while bushes
went AWAY up to her hair.
, 1875-07-04

It often happens that On the departure Of =
theatrical organization from = houss, bknd OF
negro-minstrals comes IN to take it's place
Days company having left McVioker's Theatre,
HarertJs Mipstrels step in This company IN
known - good ona, haring tust coaefndsd =
tTeFs4&a' sngagen&4% y IN Academy et
, 1875-07-04

TEE AEADK11T or AuH1C.
Just now we are in the thick Of patriotic cele-
brations, between two fires. literally, Celehra-
ton began yesterday, and will not end until to-
morrow. Consequently the theatres are not
looking beyond the holiday entertainments as a
general thing. Monday afternoon Pillissar will
aet ln bis own play Of g George Washington"
translated hy him from his German original.
Monday night b the last Of Mr.. Gardeners dra-
masio season. On that sventful evening he
will plsy "1he DAya Of 76 aud two q thres
kindred piecaa.
, 1875-07-04
WOMEN ON HORSEBACK MAN-FAsAtok.
PhttadEtphid PTess.

with are the HaWa allan. The have no use for the
aide-saddle, riding with grace and freedom
which cannot be very injurious or insecure.
Many Of the American and English 1adiea vis,t-
ing the Sandwich Islands have adopted the
Hawaiian fashion, and prefer it to tha eide-sad-
die, In fact 1t would be difficult matter in
this rough country for a lady to keep her seat
and manage her long habit II abe had to rids IN
the nsual way.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
How to please 1adJ-Let har do ~ ahe
phases.
Why is woman living up two pairs Of stsirs
perfect goddess Because ahs'sa second Flora.
Davenport, 1a., has = girl who spells back
ward. We never thought backward Has hard
word to spell before.
Thn pull-baek dresaes ire good in ga1s OF
wind, 1t Is not true, however, shas they have to
grease them to get them On.
Lady-"Such q besutifdl oTesture must be
eood-teupered! Husband" just Whist
thought VIXEN marTied YOU my dear"
An Illinois man broke into the house OF
widow. She pitched him cut Of doors* a sts1k-
ing eyideuce Of the powes OF the widows might
1t is said that Brigham Young has ACQUIRED
the title Of General from havlp& been caueo
s.Brieey. dear,s 80 often BY his numerous WIVES.
DR.. Deens is very sensible msn. ne sa5s:
Remember Lots wife - tho Bible teacnes,
md forget every other mans wife sxeep1 your
oEn."
4 Missouri girl, Advertising for nasotho: tho:
,1ant;onR ~ one Of her Tecommendatlona tnas
axe aka hss I'D a1eat experience in fighting graas-
hoppess.
II p,;ehsm Young wore sn additional =" weed
On Lis hst eTery time he lost rife OF mother-
fn-IaT. i Is estimated his hat would haTe to DO
n feet high.
7onisyil,e girl reports her frat love ahstr
thnx :. when Philaodar told me be lofed ne. l
Tas mighty tux With it, and eottonsd 70 him q.
rectIy, aud be. sat a-gElnning Ike oaxeo
skunk"
m.1v vhy did YOU kiss your hand 10 the
esntIsman opposite thin morning :" said care
ri nqther 70 hse b&&oosaips 9snshsee' Has'
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-....
Aae !e9n!aauG5ns a1e to oe ssrlos aa 70 prempi
tenoa1ce noth 70 nomners ano nme' O'CLOCK
D1aip uelus tno apo1 io1 1euea1sat 70 commence,
i .nen s'e'J "etooer Ii e4pec1so 70 10 III DIE
place.
MUSICAL COLLEGE MATINEE.
4 matinee ,sill be given at The Musical College
Eatnrf1Av affarnnhr cnr,s11 enc;,, a+d ,+,1oa1-
u;tt a. f,r,,-5,o w. ..,.,nr,..
IL. Lam;, n..t.;;c '''''' 'o"'p'n:
2. "5etusa1esn. thou that Ellest'-r'st.
"a" .;:s .ateaoetfsoaa'
3, Polooa;se in Major or.,-... I5szt.
l. Beautiful bird sing an y . Hoxe
Mss Carr. Dnr.nnorf
s. Impromptu .Hutsf.
Af,ss Enfe Dor;s
q. "Thlneis my heart !" -............... .schubezt
?. son,t. an. "a a's' ear''s paefnpo"' B,a,hovsn.
III Jo,us 1txsrk
g. Ballad, ...,,... ...
Aus Carrse Davenport.
"' '~A'' oAf6''' M: cia,a uu,do:t' '0''4'1''tA
..,,.;..1 f,a,lo1. :. ,~;,tt
AP1ppos ot t1e huH'ta ~tosee' =" VIA ue
pleaaant announcement that Its director, Mr.
e"o et"Ma. csi +aa"har h,: H. jnnS sni,vsa "sm an
enyiable reputation in that city, and vii conc
hers with the htghes* Recommendations from
Strakosch. AaIetzek anu others. His nams III
~ u1noppe sat.iS.a +asa.c- ~, ai 1asu ~ W
".:o1 r+. 1,;s. 80 ,4.11;st ~. -. AZ une
plalma.' o.ean . 1nu su I;' Maa na1 1eho
~ 80 ~; n,he1 iaaa,, a;.e'sa sGlao hnH
, 1875-07-04

AEcHAAAQAAs =
osnples gsest 10 pud.la,
Coupler swell to pedal,
C@pier solo to pedala
toEp!sr swell to ehude~
Eoppis1 swell to ksea&,
: oenpler great 70 ohntxe
eveh tu1nolo.
2 = Ehedt tnanolo,
Aed&1e check
~ Re1oxs alarnu.
FEpAIz MovExIN
adjustable swall pedAle.
6eFetkibie vox hunoaoA tramo.o.
3sest organ fozta.
Sts3 organ pianot
6Sa4 u1gan forte.
= aasa rS2n piano.
TIE UNITY CBCRcK eoHCEHT.
tns work of setting up the new Unity Church
sRsn u progressing finely, and everything will
-. - N Readiness for the concert On the 18th inst
1a csFy, notwithstanding the fsct that some
" M papets have made her sail to Europe dur
tlg Ilg 10 past week, will be hero for ths concert
~ Programme Of which will be published hare
xKE APOLLO CLUE.
. ~ ne1t rehsrsal of ths Apollo Club viii Or
&A Fss& an Tuesday srsplng, in1tssd of
"ea u ansta4 h III h4stppA pt>ihes.ana
, 1875-07-04
PAPuAN MATRtMONY.


The Philadelphia Press says: when the gen.
tie Australian concludes to shake OF bachelor
hood and become married man, or, being al
ready married, concludes to do it some more, he
pu1aues \ course at once simple and expeditions.
Club in baud, he lays for the woman Of his
heart, aud, when an opportunity for doing 80
without being caught occurs. ha ca1essas her
with that weapon until abe falls insensibe to his
feet then he bundles her on bis shoulder, csE-
RES her 10 his ancestral hut, and rumhles her
down in . corner to recover at her leisure
this constitutes the ertite maIria6 6e-ceremony.
There is . cheerful nnoonventionalitv about this
way Of getung married, which contrasts very
favorably with the cumbrous methods for accom-
plshing tha same end in vogue in lands donorn-
mated civilized and doubtless many an unfortu-
nate Caucasian couple matrimonially inclined
compelled to stand the lire of unmeaning con-
gratulations and to breast the Hood Of absurd
social customs, do greatly envy the freedom from
bother enjoyed by their Papuan cousins in the
far South Sea-"
, 1875-07-04

jNLK|Nl C1NE. #RFHWWs
"Jackt" screamed brisht-eyed, golden
haired, fair-faced little GIRL Of not more than
summers to her younger brother, who had
dumped himself unddr the wall, where he Was
digging sand with & strip Of shinRie; "Jack,
you good for nothing little scamp, you arc the
torment of my life! Come right into the house
this minute, or III take the vary hide oh'n you!
Come in. say!"
"Wny, Totty,n exclaimed her father, who
cbaucod t9 come up at that moment, "What In
the world are you saying? II that the way you
talk to your little brother7"
@oh: no, papa" answered the child promptly,
and with an innocent smile. "We Was playing
keep house. and an Jacks mamma, and was
talking to him Just 80 mamma talked to me this
morning. never really spank him, ~ mamma
does me sometimes"
, 1875-07-04

There will be two naatinees week, as usual 1t
this theatre, Wednesday and Saturday xtse1-
uQQna-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-11
Why the Young Men Loved TO Kiss Her.

A young lady Of about l6 summers cali
ed for n glass of soda water. When asked
what syrup she preferred she glanced her
lovely ewes over the various names which
appeared on the faucets Of the fountain.
She read over the names Of strawberry,
cream, lemon, ETC.. until she reached nee
tarine. "Nectarine," exclaimed the beauty.
what is that? What does IL taste like "
The soda man looked meekly at her, and
charmingly replied that il tasted as sweet
rs young lady's lips. "Then will take
glass, sir, with that sirup," said the
charming creature. He Immediately pre-
pared glass of the delightful mixture
and handed it over to the young lady. who
raised IL to her lips, which bewitchingly
parted to receive the contents. She sip
pingly quaffed the cooling beverage, and,
handing back the glass, she innocently re-
marked that now she knew why the young
gentlemen found so much pleasure In
kissing her SO often-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-06-11
MERDEK'S CAT
"A Fact from Persian domestic Histo

FACT from PERSIAN boucebe hre'''N
~ LILLE v. BARR.
Poor but well born. a wise and handsome man /,
Was the young Sadik Beg Of IspahAni
Worthy Of fortune, since. In happy hour
by one bold stroke, he won both peace and power.
He wed rablr lady--rich grant,
And wondrous far-but great termagrnti
80 merry prophecies All mouths qua q,
OF sadik bowling 10 his rich wife's VIII
But ne had other thoughts SO when he made
His first salaam in the latilced shade,
The rich zcnana OF his willml vile,
He knew that visit must decide his HE.
The dame was naughty, but with purrings sweet
Her fayorite cat came the new lord 70 meet
one glance az madames face-the swim blade
And the poor favorite lay without her head.
pead silence fell: sadik, serene and calm
Wiped with his silken scarf his bloody palm;
smiled sweet and said my soul | hate a cat. "
And sadik Beg was master after that.
In sadik's household maids did never vex;
His wife became the meekest of her sex;
Aud his friend Merdek, rich, and henpecked
through.
Came for some private lessons-,rAat to do.
The story OF the cat kind sadik told:
but had he known, the tale was somewhat old
For the gossip In the Persian harems hew,
And every woman sadik's method Knew
Melek was charmed, uls vic n Pct Vtt hcpt,
Which he'd behead that night, before he slept;
Glad with the rare receipt the day he spent,
And then towards home his doubtful footsteps
bent.
His wife with tauntings met him what OF thatf,
lie fiercely drew his sword and killed her cat. 4
Then through the harem, clamorous, crying new
And 'fcre he knew, his wife had struck him too.
'sMy precious catl" she cried, and 80. YOU fool
You went too late 70 Sadik Beg's fine school;
You should-you paltry wretch you should,
Have killed the cat upon the wedding day."
-Chrisfidn Union.
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hesitated. not knowing the nature Of
the ground was standing on, and not
caring 10 make a mlsstep.
Fred and would both have been so
disappointed il YOU had
"Ah Is Fred hereg' asked, making
am effort To appear at ease. though sue
cceding badly, am afraid.
"Why, OF course. lie j. here all the
time, now, except for A lew months IN the
WINTER
Ny heart leaped into my throat in very
agony. and for moment | dared not
trust myself To speak. We had I'm the
meantime been walking slowly down into
the valley, and suddenly a door OF house
close by the wayside swung open, and
flood of light rested upon my companion.
All, the caprices of fashion. How is
edicts driit around In circles. and turn up
Unexpectedly. OF course the ruff was
not so pronounce. nor the rolling folds 10
the dress. gathering IN "A mass back of the
neck, so angular and 80 sun as repre-
scented in the Elizsbcthan portrait; but
there she was In the dress, with moniiica-
tons. in which she had made the final as
sault upon my heart, and won it--"un-
knowingly, heedlessly," said 10 myself.
Didn't you know OF Fred's mar
rage - She asked. after the awkward
pause i'm which my mind mad been so
busy.
mot to certainty. conjectured as
much. You are very happy, suppose"
- Yes, AS the world goes Fred IS the
dearest and best fellow In the world. How
long since you have seen him IL Is long
time. isn't itg'
"Three wears. He was seated where
met YOU. just now. the night of my return
home. and after You went over the noun
tains so much after the French-leave man
ner."
"Oh. | was such silly chit them
And think you have grown wiser
now.'i
MAYBE not. nor happier this world
is for growth. not happines, after all.
Growth is the object. happiness the result;
not the reverse, as people generally sup
pose"
Sand Fred has grown in art as well as
In domestic way. p
"Oh. yes. He is quite the rage in GER
tain circles. Butyou know all about that,
probablyY'
mo. have been so immersed i'm bush
ness in Europe that have absolutely not
heard OF or from him since--let mr. see no
no. not since he wrote. just after my re-
turn from here, to tell me of his engage
ment with you
His-engagement--w ith-me,' draw
ing sharp breath al the enunciation Of
every word. +" lie was never engaged TO
me. Did he write you thats''
= Tie implied as much. III ! remember
rightly. however, there was d chance for a
contrary result
. He fancicd az one time he was in love
with me. and don't know but considered
himself engaged. but II only lasted a few
weeks. He went to Europe, he said. 10
die OF a broken heart; bur came back last
fall. and Marie my cousin, and
" -are-nOt-marrleds
| did not hear her reply, only saw her
shake her head in the rapidly gathering
dusk. and claspei my arm around her a.
| had done three summers before. But
she did not withdraw from my embrace
this time, in ever So gentle manner and
when asked her if she would be my lily
of-the-valey. the answer she gave -hone
over my soul a. the departing sunlight
had over the anchor-shaped cloud, and
the reflected radiance Illuminated my
whole being.-APptetoa's Jcuyral.
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rags"

Just az the rays of the rising sun gilded
the rosy morn. and the lark brushed the
dew from his brown feathers and thrilled
a Joyous lay. the voice rose from the walk
aud penetrated the ears Of every sleeper
for block around. IL was not voice
crying EXCELSIOR or a voice raised IN
adulalion Of the beauties ola joyous morn
ing. IL was a pliiutive voice, and there
was a quaver to il as II called out:
"R-ags,n
When the great bell struck the hour Of
noon, and the busy streets We're deserted
by all save "A slowly Wandering police
man or two. and occasional lad hurrying
along with dinner-pail in his hand. a
plaintive voice sounded along the streets
and echoed and revert rated in the stair
ways. Ii was not the v0icr - good
man. admonishing the people TO ,urn from
the error OF their ways. IL was not the
chant of the auctioneer, giving third and
last CALL nor was ii the monotonous.
musical slang of the man who sells a set
Of gold jewelry for the paltry sum of twen-
ty-five cents. 1t was voice crying;
+" Rags"
When the golden sun dipped behind the
horizon. and the evening shadows chased
each other across his face and wavered
and quivered above Times grave. there
came riding on the quiet evening air a
long drawn wall. IL was not the cry OF a
child ia pain. Ii was not the sad sob OF a
loving wife as she bent over the cold and
lifelc-s form of kind husband. Ii rose
with the shadows, sounding through halls
and crept into chambers. 1t was that
same cry, that same
"R-agsr'-Detroit Free Press.
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The simple faith ola Virginia Christian
Is aided by his faith In man. He was
asked if he thought Stonewall Jackson
was In heaven. "Wal.' said the old gen
tleman. " reckon he L.. II he started for
that place. He always managed to get
round In time"
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In Florence there are about one hun
dred and sixty painters, OF whom only
three are Americans. the majority being
Italians. Among the ninety sculptors OF
that city, however, there are ten or a
dozen Americans.
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AT spelling match at Gambia. n. H.,
early I'm May. Mrs. Ezekiel Lane, more
than so years old. spelled down the class
and received The prize Offered by ex-Oo''
smith.
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A DREADFUL DISASTER.

bnrning Of the French Catholic Church
In Hoiyoke, Mass.--t- reat Lo-s OF Iife
"A Scene OF lnparalI a 4 Horror
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su enti&eiben, Der sefeslt& ia etneStaats'
seiessebuns serdtlt III uab @er Mote Gs
tn sefast tscrben, bic Nrt, srte iene Geiesse'
tuns f& ecnfttrtrts, ft ntGt BITE BON @e.
fesen 2cutRanas u%prssf&rtebfne sepefsn.
gter aud btes III Bier niGt bic Tru9e. Die
Srase 1T: MAS bereGttet 8unbssfol6oten
parlamenturtiHe Srusen In elmer @sfssse.
bung gu entfGetben2
Sa terfelben @eiie teanttr rrtete Steiner
nod anbere gtnpirfe dbnltHe ct art anb futr
bant fort:
SIR rerbet DersebltG tarnaH lu&en. Gs
III rtetue mad retfiGer Trifuns bee Ebatbe.
Ifanbes erlunste lebsr;susuns. bab bic
6anblansswetfe Der 8untesbetSrben I'm
~uorlteSenben Sale cine srOblt&e unb often.
bare gsrlssuns Der gerfuEuns uap Der @s.
fete trdr. Ga n - tenf
S6urs fatoB feline Nebe NIT ben BOrten
SIM Mamsu bee gerudGtniGss bes Trtebens
unb Der Tretteit, uelGes Str Guren 4tn-
bern ttnterloGen srolt, tut Nauen ienes
Stci3es. NIT wslGtut Str ais Auiertfaner
Cure 3dupter srtebt, bei&pDre i'd eu@,
iptslt st&t nit Der gerfaGunS bes eanbes,
fett nsGt bas aufs Spiel, mas Der er5ete
&utn. tes Mnnertfnnsrs To! eaet ntHt bic
gertreter bes @olfes tronten unb fallen,
wenn es RH UNI .beRtn Sretbstten banbelt!
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@eDDlmtiD,a tui 3ntbtbams.

&us Omobo, Nsbrastu, ptrb scnt II. Su.
rudr genelbet. 4
Mus Der Staatstauptfabt 2incctn trinst
Der telegraph lreb,n bteNaGrtGt, bae teute
@benb UNI 8 1br bic SnfaFen bss 3uGt.
baufes f& eesen ttregluffeter empSrten uni
Don her 8ufenfammsr 8sfs nabmen.
S6mmtlt&e Iufebsr linb periast unb elmer
setDbtet trsrben.
Gin ipatere DepefGe flst, bas bic Strdf'
ltnse aus ben Seniern beraus auf BITE
5taatsfolbaten f6teben unh bret bsrfslben
setDbtet baten. Sunperts BON bepafneten
8irsern baben f4 mad tem SGuuplus bts
Mufrubrs aufsemaGt.
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8ermii6te NaGrt6tet.
aus @panten lt.sen fora.nDe p.s..

aus epanten ltesen fOlSsnbe Dope.
f&en bonn 6.-12. Sanuar pDr: q p
SIN etnent Srefen. wel9es tn ter Yrpptn,
8alercta fattfanb, wurben bic Garltfen nit
etnem gerlufe BON ster3ts Ecbten, ebenlc.
ptelen Gefanseneu unb etner srcsen aasatt.
g~erwunbeter ~sefGlasen.
@ne @tcBmddte baben tbre gertreter In
Mabrib ermd&tst, su Der neaett Resteruns
In talbamtlt8e geaietunsen su treten. n
Die Srben 9arl bes Drttten, Der Sfabera
BON &aatlten (gutttn bes 3Oniss Serbtnunb
ees &attultften) unb Der @orta soutfe.
&Sntstn BON Gtrurten, fnb ptsber terse.
feGt werben.
Die teutf&en 8rtsssf&tFe aptauttlus unb
albatrCs, pelGe tlr;ltG BITE ipantfGsn @e.
rpdfsrn serltesen, fnb mad @aAtanber ~.
rlfbeerbert tporten.
8Snts &lptons tutrb an, Donnerfaa fet.
men Gtn3us tn bic @uuptfabt balten.
&c betbt, DON Garlcs ft entf&loFen, fet.
ne InfpriHe au& seset MlptOns seltenb 40
MAIDEN. Die &eBteruns wtr6 tesbalb In
tUtntSsn Sasen bic OperattOnen sesen i'm
wteber beginner.
DON Carlos BAT unter'm 6. b. R. RON fet.
mem 9auptquartter gu gera aus eineNrctta.
nation erlafen, tn pel9er er erfldrt, bae CT,
als bas Saupt Der fpanif&en gourbcn.n,
Init ttsfeaa S&nterse" ben GGrttt fetnes
getters @lptcas %tvatrnebme, befen liner
fahrenheit ttn D~erlettet babe, F& gum @ert.
ssuse berfelben Yerfcnen ~ber3ussben, Die ibn
unO feline Muttsr sertrisben. CT, DpnGor.
Irs, trerbe fstnsr bstltsen @nfsabe treu blet.
Ben nnb fetn Banner unbefedt bnten.
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Cimlabnny
l6tt Bic &atboIttet BET Bet. Staaten fi& benz
$etsr Glaher' Serein am,uiGIeken.

A XIV EL ~ E" @ |L L EFL LLl
Dieter eble unb tG1f tptGttae geretn fpI
es ItSsli& MAIDEN, ben fatbpItfGen Neaertt
tn ben Ser. Staatea 3u @Gulen unb 8trhe
~ rertelfen, unb ben gdtern Der @cnareoo.
ton bes I'll. Spiepb ~bet3uFeben, bte fur beres
Seelentel fcrsen. Dies eef9tebt bdburG,
caB man etnen Sbaler an bic Dtrefttcn tes
@eretns etnfenbet. Durn btefe tletne @obe
irtrb man fur trtrAer etn Mttglteb beGelben.
Der 81. 0ater BAT btefen gerein bur6 etn
etsenes 8rere befdtt9t unb NIT rteler Nb.
lGfen beret&ert, Defenders NIT etneut bon.
fpntrtenen Mblae In Der Sterbefunbe.-
neterbtes trtrb trSNentlt& cine 81. ReFe
fir BITE lebenben unb perRcrbenen 0eretus.
slteber unb berenSamtlten sele1en unb apet.
NAL bes Sdses pom ben Hegerftnbern fir
felbe 9ebetet. Ratbcltfen pom Mmertfd.
fntteet eu4 btefem geretne on uub fenbet
BITE f1etne Gate Hrperretlt an Very Rev. r
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati cber an BITE Office bes
@atrbettsfreunpes, Der bic Senbuns befG.
ttSt.
S. {. @entnser,
A4 MifTcndr.
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Ser Narfeifa,mpf In Netp Sr.
leans.

ueber ben gerlauf bee pelttifaen gartet.
fampfes In Rew Drleans liesen naGeebenbe
SertHte BOT
Sen. Stertban telesrapttrte am 6. San.
ben 8rtessmtntfer tpte foIst:
sd CLAUDE, tae BITE Turdt Dor @swalt.
tbaten, tn tpelGer bus lc9ale Bolt tnacutfa.
ma, @tffffppt unb Mrfanfas befanbta
f&webt, beietttst anb bas SfsnttiGsg ertrau.
en- am befsn burG bte 8srtaftuns unb Yrc.
3eifrun8 Der &dbetsfibrer bes gunbes Der
Wetbsn mteberbersefeGt werben tSnnte. Der
gcnsrsb iefte btefelbea bur9 eth @efes au
8anbtten ftentpelr. tann f6nnte I a fe Dor
etn 8rtesssert4t feaen. Dte Mnfatrer bic,
fer 8anbttsn, Wel4e am IA. @eptember tter
unb ert tarjlt9 in gtdsburs anaanbtae
garser ernacrbeten, fcrten I'm SntereGe Der
SfentltGen Srbnuns unb Ses Srtesens unS
Dctles btefes fibliGsn Ststles bes 9anbes
srsniplartf4 bearaft ipsrben. Gs pdre
ND Hid. bab, faas Der yrdFbsnt btefss &c.
fnbsl bur& etne proclamation 3u ganStteu
fespslte, fstne anbern Ma6rsssIn rSttts
fstn irdrben, ale fcl9e, teren Musfibruns
MIR tufaten irirbe.
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gu ben grrsdnsen iut Gtaatsbauie fasi
bic nEtmes": Die Gewatttbat, ueIGe bon
Der @tltt6rmaGt bes gunbes an unIerer
Stabt aussefatrt. ivurbe. IL elm reuer 8e.
nets bafar, bas etne Gta0tsrestsrune tn
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f&en lie bic lesten 3wet Sage stsl 3I letben
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unD P. Anten, o. s. B.. bas Jungle ber(el.
ben bet tRrsm Sterbebette nm li1 3u feben.
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tOnntsn .nt&t iusesen fein. @nton. pas
lwsttdltsfe Stnb stns tbr berstts 1868 In
bic Gri9tett rproR. Mel@' etn Srof fur
cine 76tabrtse SHUTTER, NIT fol&em Bepust.
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btenf.
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