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It's easy TO trace the soul 70 the hour
That deprives the form OF Dreat1'
But who shall follow the spirits nisbl'
When Il seeks the pOl TAI on DEAN.
Who Fepd the vail that hides Dom our view
The future. beyond the bright s-aIss
Who follow the spirits upward nlghtJ ~,
When il breaks through our earlhiy Dais'
Whaf-sh! Whist is that future state
And where, ola where is the goa
which Christians say is the resting place
And home Of the deathless soulE
Is h bevond the dark blue SKY
Revond where the stars now shinei
49, file angels sing their songs OF praise
n - Spirit OF God divine?
Can life lie the end OF all our bOpes2
rs the struggle with death all o'er2
OR is there a Tile beyond the tomb,
Where the soul lives eFermfre?
Does tbe soul exist when life has t1oWn,
or sink, like the OOrse, into night?
Let rs rather believe the bTilliaut mind
Still continues its upward fight.
let rs think that the soul can never die
That its mission viii never end
That there is a land beyond the sky,
Where friend will stil meet friend;
That. freed from the turmoil and ills OF life,
From its troubles, wounds and scars,
The soul VIII worship the God OF Light
In His mansions "beyOnd the skies"
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FINANCIAL.

Business with the banks remains IN
changed and we have no change in rates to
report.
Exchange on New York is quiet. The
banks buy at par and sell at s. per thou
sand premium.
Gold is lower, opening in New York at
1l6s and closing at 115j. Our dealers pay
Us and ask I16. Silver is taken at 105 for
halves and quarters.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 493d5Ot. We hear Of no sales in
this market.
Our local stocks and bonds are very quiet,
aud we seldom hear of any transactions.
For quotations We refer 70 those given by
the Nashville Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets.
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THE DECLINE OF DANCING IN
LONDON

ND. Conway writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial:
somehow London seems to have got
tired Of dancing. When the Shah was
here, no remark he made was more relish
cd than his question TO the Prince Of Wales
while the dance was going Cd, why do
you not employ servants to do this for
you?' The nerspiring Prince could hardly
explain, but society generally seems in
clined to relegats dancing to the corps de
ballet. This has been especially the case
this season, when tie neg fashionable
skirts have gone to an extreme frOm the
liberation of the ballet. A lady was re-
Gently heard 10 say, with a sigh, what
With being tied around above and tired
around beioE, ! havnJ had a good square
sit down for three months When a
Iarre ball is given there is an apology foE
dancing, q few mincing steps are taken, but
PRESENTLY the company falls to admirins
each others dresses, and it all ends in
music and talk. Dancing bids fair to be
come a survival as the antquarisns say
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FLOUR. aKAIa AND HAY

Offerings Of wheat were very large to-
day but met with little demand. So far,
DOR merchants have rather measured their
demand by that Of the local millers, not
having been disposed to buy much ahead,
in the face Of the dull market elsewhere.
But there is great complaint about the con
ditiOn of the wheat brought in to be sold.
An unusual amount Of smut taints this
years crops.
FLoUR-Superfne, $45OG475; extra,
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81. Louis markets.


The stomach Il a rCvengeful organ. II we
assign it indigestbe food, it not only refuses to
perform it, ONCE, but indicts upon rs unspeaS'
able toTtures, such a. those Of Indigestion collie,
cholera morbus, etc. Not content with giving
US pain, il frequently inauguTates an excessive
and wasting diarrhga, called dysentery, which
carries us to our graves. With view to pre-
vent these cOnseq ueDces, As soon as the stomach
gives nJtice, BY FrsmOnitOry tsinses, that IT'S
cargo is not to its liking, awineglassful or two
Of HOstetter's Bitters should be swallowed.
This admirable digestive cordial win promptly
reconcile the refractory organ % its eontents'
and prevent any Of those annoying ana possibly
fatal results which the presence Of indigesll0io
foot i'm the stomach SIS liable % produce. Inc
Bitters are alS1 s1rsr1 tonic, restorative and
appetizer. Jy5 dfcuL"N"it
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$3.50; family, 1915; choice family, $500;
fancy, $3.50.
CORN MEAL-UnbOlted and boltsd,
sacked, 923695c.
CoRE-Sacked, car load lots, 9Oc.
WHEAT-BHyingf from first hands-S1.0O
61.O5.
OATs-Sacked and delivered in depot,
773e.
BARLEY-Bnght, uustained, per bushel,
zoe; stained nominal.
BRAE-LOose, s14OO; sacked in depot,
$1,000.
HAY-Timothy, s24 )O027.OO.
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COUNTRY PRODUOz.


The movement Of produce was light.
We report the market unchanged.
PEAEUTs-From 75c to S1.15 per bushel,
according 20 quality.
PEAs-COW peas selling from store at
$3.50 per bushel; black-eyes, S1.75; lady
peas, $500.
POTAToEs-New, per barrel, fIOm first
hands, S1.0O61.25.
FEATHERs-StrietlTe choice, SIC.
BEEsWAx-ChOice, 30c.
RAGs-Well assorted, Sc
GIHsENG-Dry 90c from first hands.
WOOL-UnWashed, 2Sd34e; washed IS
a5Oc. BURY 5G110c less.
HIDES Green, 6h7ke; dry, 9Gl2c;
damaged and grUbby lots &c of.
BUTTER-COuutrY. from frst hands, Is
d22c; cooking 127l5c-
PoULTRE-Chicken3 2Oc for hens and
123n1Sc for spring.
EaGs-FrOm first hands, Sc per dozen;
from store Toe; packed he
TALLOw-Choice, 73c.
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sum per night for each representation
nothing when not performed, nor
any lump sum for the whole right Sc
cured. The company to whom the
characters are to be intrusted has al
ready been engaged.
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PRoVEEHOHa.

The market continued active at yester-
days quotations.
BULK MEATs-CleaT sides l2tc; clear
rib sides 123c; shoulders &c, al packed.
BACOE-Clear sides 14e; clear rib sides
133613ic; shoulders Toe, packed.
COUNTRY BACOE-FrOm store td3c
higher than pOrk-hOUse cut.
HAMs-Hart & Hensley's c. G. Z. hams
1910.
BREAKFAST BACON-Per ID, lac.
DRIED BEEF-Per u, 15c.
BEEF TONGUEsPer doL., $500.
LARD-Kegs, Ice; buckets, Ice; half
barrels, 16c; pressed in tierces, 14tED15c.
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VISIBLE bUPFL4 OF TIE WOII-Dl
made up by cable and telegraph July o,

Total visible supply....-..-2l534,s03 2,do6,5zO
As compared with the same date in 1874,
these figures indicate a decrease in cot
ton in sight of TI,7l7 bales, and decrease
of 2,67I bales as compared with the same
date in 1878.
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MOTHER sHIPTON's PROPHECY

Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
Every now and then, for these 400
wears and more, some one has brought
to light the prophecy and memory OF
Mother ShiptOn. As event follows
event in mechanical p,Ogress, her dog
gerel verses fall in so pat that they
must needs be quoted. One of the pre-
dictions thereof-"Fire and water shall
wonders dO'-has come to pass time
and again, and the latest fulhllment Is
in the Keely motor. This Mother
Shipton was one that would have taken
high rank as a medium IN our day; IN
hers, the fifteenth century, she was
said to have been begotten, like the
wizard Merlin, of the phantasm OF
ApoIlo, or some aerial demon under
that guise, and a beautiful orphan
Yorkshire girl, named Agatha. She
had the weird, lonely girlhood that the
child of shame is apt to have, avoided
or prosecuted by those who should have
been her mates; she was christened Ur-
sula by tae Abbot of Beverly, and grew
I'D SO eccentric and unnaturally shrewd
that by and by this tradition, IN those
superstitious days, grew about her birth.
She prophesied as she grew older, and
even persons of quality" consulted
her. She told the great Wolsey that he
should never come to York, and, IN
deed, when within eight miles OF 1t, he
was arrested by Northumberland at
King Henry's order, and brought TO
Leicester, where he died. Also she IS
said to have foretold the great fire OF
London. the execution Of Charles l.
and many notable events besides, OF
the Reformation and the reigns OF Eli
zabeth and James. At the age OF
| seventy-three she foretOld her death,
and at the hour predicted she died.
Her name is a popular tradition IN
Yorkshire even to-day, and the traa'-
ton is founded in part upon fact her
famous prophecy was said to have been
| publsbed in her lifetime, and again
! 300 wears ago; it was certainly pub
Iisbed forty years ago, for We have seen
II II a book of that time, where 1t was
said to be copied from an older book
Though most Of the items are vague
! enough. some show a marked colncl'
/ CeQCE Will ICLLAdA NhS--e0i
the invention of steam, railway loco
motives and tunnels, tine Telegraph
iron-clads, and the admission of Jews
into Parliament in 1859. Without
further preface, these are the elegant
Lines: .,.r.u.
And accidents MI the world with woe
Around the world thoughts shah NJ
| In the twinkling of al eye
| Water shall vet more wonders 90
Now strange, but vet they shall be Ipe'.
The - OrId upside down shall be,
And gold be found 81 the root OF a treei
Through hills man shall ride,
And horse nor ass he at his slde5
Under Is atsr men shall walk,
Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk;
In the air shall men be seen
In white, in black, in greeni
Iron in the water shall float
As easy as a wooden boat;
Gold shall be found and shown
In land that's not nov known;
D Fire and water shall wonders do;
[ ENGLAND shall at last admit jew
The world TO an end shall come
-. In eighteen hundred eighty-one.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTRAYRD OR STOLEN-From my prem
- ises, Jefferson street, 18th district, on 81
inst, a light bay horse, ABOUT slSJeSh. nalts
bigb. face. right lore. and hind feet white. A
lib raj rev ard viii be given for his return 70 me-
or information as 10 his whereabouts. AlCHO-
JAS HENNOT, j Deaderick street
I'LL Ii
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LEGAL NOTICES.
In Chanoerv a. Nashviue.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Clancery Court 90 Na8iLvile e,
July the Sth, 1S7j.-A. +. Tra6uo, kX Or etc.
Complainant. vs.. n. NObsOn Ct als-5 Defsnd-
ants.
The death OF defendant, y. HObsOn, having
been Suggested and proven 10 the satisfaction OF
the court, and 20 appearing tkat susan A. IN
ylish, one OF the heirs at-law Of said deeedehtr
and her husband, =. IT. English, are non-resl-
dents Of the state Of Tennessee, and resldeuts
of the State OF Arkansas.
IL is therefore ordered that Susan "a, English
and J. IT, English enter their appearance here
I'm on OF before the first Monday IN Septcinoer
next, Qs7j.) and show cause, % any Lhey have
or can " nv -aid suit Of A. f. trab1es - or
etc vs. n. HObsOu et ais, should not be revived
against them. and stand in the same plight AMI
condition a. it stool az the death Of y. Robson
A cOpy-Attest: -.
Clerk and Master.
I'M. Dickinson, Solicitor for Complainant.
i've OaW4t
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Union AND AMERICAN.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

I'm order 10 insure Insertions, church NOliIos
must be left at our Counting loom by p II
SATURDAY.
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TIE are authorized TO announce HUGH
w NCCREA as q candidate for Mayor at the
ensuing Municipal election, subject to a con .
yentiOn. -
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

Va are authorized TO announce S. A-DULIkG
- a candidate for the MsyOralty at the ensuing
election. the last Saturday in September, 1872.
jel5 ID
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Mr.. Gilbert. Mr.. lloyd, Mr.. Monta-
que, Miss Ada Dyas, and Miss Gernon
remain in Wallack's company next
season,
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SAVINGS BANKS.
BANKING HOUSE

y GShUiIIe SGUiSsgs Company.
L. @. TARBOx, Cashier.
FHOS. 3. MARE, Presidents.
sposits received and interest allowed thersoni
Loans Negotiated; Collections Mads5
and General Banking BuEi-
noTl " neas transacted.
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BANKING.
Third National Bank,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

BOARD or B4zECTOEs3
y. ". BERRY, OHAS. =. HIliih Ar
OHN KIRKMAN, ED6AE JONES,
DEMPSEY WEAVER
TRANSLATES A GENERAL EACHAhGk
business and Deals in United states Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, OashisT.
". W. BERRY, President.
JHO. KIRKMAS, Vics-Prssidena.
Espi IL
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FOR RENT.

NFESSHS. Hendrick & Campbell, wishing
to remove their entire stock OF = ne lls', =
Sonara fFav offer fbeir present store for rent At
reasonable terms. II is one OF the ldI ses' anu
most conveuieDt storehousss in the city.
iyll sun6thurs Wv
TIME HOLLISTER CIGAR Sand .i,ii-,. 70. i4I
rent--This excellent store house, opposite
the Maxwell House, i Tor rem dOo1I F ~
OF the year. Apply 70 NJ y u I'd 70
North Cherry street y1o
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Law Court OF Nashville, Davidson
COunty-May Rules, 1870.

John Cronin vs.. Sarah Cronin-
TX THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
satisfaction Of the Clerk, from the allegation
i'm the bill that the defendant Is a nonresident
OF the State Of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary
pr0cess OF law cansOt be served upon herr 10 is
therefore ordered that publication be made for
four consecutive weeks In the Union ami Amcri-
can. a newspaper published BIZ the city Of
Nashville. requiring the defendant % appear
al the courthouse. i'm tie city of Nashville,
on The first Monday IN SeltemUer. lel5, Their
aud there to plead, answer or demur 20 COM
plainaut's bill, or the same VIII be taken for
confessed and set for hearing CVparte.
NAT. =. UDETCH, Clerk.
ByP. HARRIS, Dr.. D. G.
July 8, 1875.
Brien & Robertson, Sos. IyJ oaW4lf
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LOCAL BONDS.

Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
18.........s...s.....s..s
70 ....s.ss.s.s-.s-sss.s
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis Raj
road, first mortgage.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
ond mortgage 6s.........--.--sss.ss.- -------
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NOR SALE-TO houses and lots at great bar
II gains; also 10 stores on best business avenues
A. bottom prices; also a large number OF vacant
lots in Nashville and Edgereld 81 one-lislli
original cost; also several farms or various SIG
I'm Davidson and adjoining counties Call On ,.
". STEELE, No. Al \. College street.
au22 SUI, wed If
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CATHEDRAL. Mass at 6, and 1880 N by
Bishop, Pastor and Assistant. fespers AZ ",'-
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WANTED.

Advertisements under this head UiR be charged
TEY CENTS per line for each tasertioH.l
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riheraI F,IlurCh.

LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Federal
Cont room. Corner Cedar and summer
Services by DR.. W T. Ellis, at IL N Is IL
ever right 10 tell lie
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Roston Vol lIsrket.

Boston, July WOOl-the receipts OF
new wool FROM the West are considerably
increased, and there is quite demand Tor
cOnbiDg and delaine heeceS. The trans
actions Of the week include $4,000 lbs. at
55a5Sc for washed. 42a43c for unwashld,
and 46a475c for Kentucky. Medium IN
washed fleece in demand. Fine unwashed
no demand.
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Presbyterian.

,,vy,gAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Market
- below Louisville deuOt-Ryv. Johan-
mes Heckel, pastor
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sew orleans aarssels.
UAEclnnasi MaFksEs-

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-FlOur steady and
unchanged; family S5.25a5.3j. Wheat
quiet; red S1.2Oa125; sample lots new Ten
nessees sold a. SID. Corn firm az 6oa1Oc
Oats scarce and firm 40 5GSGOc. Rye dull
and nominal. Mess pork firm so. Lard
duh and nominal; steam 134al3sc; kettle
l4al4Ic. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders SEE
clear nib 1t5al2c. Bacon quiet; shOul-
ers 9sa95c; clear rib 12sc; clear sides'l3 &c.
Whisky INN at Sl.l6.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Church street
Ed P sFan pastor. services ~ II III ~
Elder David LipscOmo-
SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH, South
Na.hTiIIe-Servic= at loK HI and N
fyy Rev. J. &. CaldWe III,
CHRISTIAN CHUHCH, Odd Fellows ban
Earpnalh.
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NEW YORK, July 1O.-EloUr - market
steady; supeiine western and state 800
a5.OO; extra Ohio 8. 15z7.24i st. LOUIS 800
aS25. Wheai-mOdera-e demand; No.
Chicago S11SaI1.19. Rye quict; State
S1.OS. Bariey is nominal. Co-u rrm at
7gaS2c. Oats dull and heavy at t6aOIc.
COfiee-RiO cargOes 175a2Oc gold. sugar
7sa6 1-16. Mess pork S2O.4ja2O.5O; mid
dies irmer; short clear lie. Lard heavy;
prime steam, new, l34c. Whisky steady
al 81 -
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, sum Dei ge-
,Feen Church and Cedar-ReT. l. u oOIe7
will preach AT IL q II and m
CENTRAL, BAPTIST CHURJH, South
eY9aTTv street-Rev. W. G. Imam, PasJeE'
Services At II ~ and p 70 10y the pastor
FDGFFIEID BAPTIST CHURCH, hey, "
4. Nelson. Pastor. The Rev. W i. Nelsoli
,TiI preach al 1925 q Ia and ? ~
D-T,-Trr warn BAPTIST MISSION-PreacL-
- II, Rev. Geo. T.. Truett At II O'Clock
a N and SD IN. Suuday-scho0l at m.
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LoU5zvsIIs EsrksEu.

LOUISVILLE, July To- EloHE is Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat nominaily sl.O5
a1.15. Corn 7SaT4c. Oats dUl Al 63sG5c-
I've dull at 95c. Provisions firm. Mess
pork 5000. Bulk meats-shOUldefs sc;
cIeaT rib lie. clear sideslZ7c. Bacon
shoulders 0sc; clear rio I3al &c; clear sides
135c. Sugar-cured hams 13a133c. Lard
14Ial5e Whisky steady at Sl.l6. Bag
ging l35a14C.
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NEW YORK, July 10 Bushes generally
slow. Wooden goods for mems wear remain
active, and colOsed shirtings aud drawers
were in imprOSed request. Heavy standard
aud courtyard brown sheeEings' were iu
moderate demand, and cheyiOts selling
fairly. Dress goods and shawls were dull
BLACK cassimerss were in steady request
and very firm.
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FOR SALE.

TOH SALE-A secondhand barouche, at
NV : H1nt's. jyn II
-OD S.TE-A most commodious brick resi-
II Ssoca with rooms, servants rooms cl--
=, stc lot 2lJxlgO, and beautifully set IN
- and situated in the heart OF Edge
9eiT price, 5000 cash, or in any good ecuIi-
80 80 a grest bargain. ARLINGTON, FAX
RAR &WEAKLEY, Agents.
fvT1 w
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non sAI.E-1OO, 900 old Brick. Apply to W.
n. GLASGOW, at Equitable Fire Insur-
- co No. IA Maxwell House. jyl II
NOE SALE OR EXCHAEGE-A No.
N Arkansas cotton plantation OF a tnous;lnd
- IN ne Mississippi river, Ia full CUltiva-
fICn and will paw an annual rent Of from tour 70
sya thousand dollars; would exchange for No.
I Davidson or Williamson county farm, OF NASH
vile improved property. For particulars, refer
70 HAGAN & CARTWRIGHT
fune Is sun If
, 1875-10-16
Wtrainia Stoat6<W a5etEf
ta9t9 beraussssebsn BON
9pbn o. c II.
DO. s 3n6lite Stra6e.
lid M 10, Va.

subscriptions , Nreifes
, 1875-10-16
EsusRs tsIfsr. DepfIhfn.
Reuti9lano.

2onbon, Is. Sftober. Sr. Spr=
tier, Der Tirfbil6oi BON Sreslau, III
1eipes 9(mtes entIebt worbelt, neil CT Die
pdpltli9e Gncyflifa publiSlrte, ipel9e
Die preubii6en &irbenyelese liir ur=
eiilti9 erfldrt. 9iele 4mtsentlebun9
lit 5elbltperltdnbli9 nur fir Den preubl'
5@en She'll ieiner 9i0Seie maB9ebeuo
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Dor.
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ten.
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l6en Deputirtentammer tano ssitsrn e.
lie beftise 9ebatte aber Die am s. os,
BON Der cleritalen Yartei SetreIs Gnt-
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@brelle itatt. Ser 9epntlrte Srelta9
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murtooB lie ni6t ~unabDdn9i9 9enu9 BON
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MorelIe sins lhliebll4 nit 70 9e9en 76
Stimmen bur4.
, 1875-10-16
SIR 0cri6eranssplan III gegenfeitiq.
ga, COO Nplieea ausae:
gebem.

3u oieier Gompasuie lino uiele Der be-
fanutciten hieliaen Seutider pcriidcrt.
9erob 9. Gbmarbs, @enerais Nsent.
up 0ermunn 4Opple, peutl&er Msent.
, 1875-10-16
GuropaiGbe llahr htea.

G~art8rube. Die oicsjdbrigeEabef{.
irnte an Der Ssr9ltraBe uno III Der ba
silden Ylals sibt nit ibrem Auantitdtss
uno SualitGtsertrGgnllls ben Scpeis,
oaB bic ycltcucrun9 oes SIadenranms
ocS GabatadcrS ieet unblul9 lib crpelf
uuo oab Der ltetS 9ebe9te Antras rSe'
(teueruu9 oe5 Grtrage5" ell 9erehtt
lei, wern ir9cno Steucr fiji oielt
Bflan,e erbobM weroen loll. IS tanr
oeBbalb nur ais seblllSt erldsinen,
wenn III oleler Sodle Dem nadltcr
0teidStase cine SOrla9e 9emad)t m'ro.
Das Mltslieo fir Saoen i'm SunoeS'
ratb 1T audi bcrcits BON Der Sfesicrun9
iultruirt worocn. Oabin gtbenbe Antrass
Al Itsnen, unO miro blerin moDrl1eln'
lid BON 8aiern uuo 0elcn unterltusl
weroen. SIS lit Die 6ra9c Der 2abafS'
be(teusruns fir bic buoiihe, lomie elmer
3bcil Der balcrilAen PIai5 uno Der BEL
flbcn Yrouins Startenbnr9 elile gsbenS'
iraoe, Oercn BeoutunQ gar ni1t inter-
l6Get weroen fam. Die YroSpcrttai
%oenanuter Nanoltrldc perubt sum 9ro'
ZEN, tbeilpcilc au8ldjlitbllden GBelle
auf bsm 2abaf5bau uuo lidcrlt1 'per'
ben allie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9emaAi
weroen, UNI einen mo9lldlt 9erehtsn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fir oielen mlbti9cn
3mci9 Der yooenprconttion berSulttuen,
Der baDii1e GolfSl9ulchrerltanS
eebt nit benz Blan I'M, Elm ba6ll3ea
lebrerwailenltiit 81 9riinOen.
@iuer lauseren SelArcibuns oeS ieel
befuitip bel1loliencn Saucs elaer 6elt'
bate mtnebmen wir iol9enoe tur6t
@tiSse: 9tabe Dem ltaotil1en Slerorots'
babe, am ihOweltlld)cn Saume oea
Sauemp1lodcns, lol lid) Der neue Sau
erbeben, 3n Dem orci olrefte We9s aus
ben perld)ieocnen StaOttbeilen fiibreu
werocn. Ole .neus 8e9anla9e que,
iiber Sic SAiebwiele brin9t Die Sewob'
ler bes we(tliAen StaottbeileS bel ielt'
libsn glnlallen gu benz 0ebauoe, Ot'
&arls 6ricorl9ss ulo Gttlin9er 9ans'
ltraBe bic aus benz 9erScn Der Staot
bic Yabnbofs uno SdueenltraBe oil
be8 0lli1en StaottbeileS. Der 9%euannt'
neue S1teBwielcnwe9 perblnoet oann
aud in far5elter Giuie ben weltli9ep
nit benz oltliden 9taottbeiIe. Del
Blan eutbGlt ebenerbi9 eini9e .3tmnle'
nno semDbnlihe &i@e fir el1en Wirtb,
cine SroBe &i9e BON 100 Wfeter fin
sroBe 6eiteKeu, &aieetids MnO 3imme'
fur ben &l6snhsf. Elm 8rffet ooer In.
, 1875-10-16
Jtalien.

Som, Is. Sftober. Sic lpanil@e
Mntluortsnote an ben 8atlfan 1T in per-
iDbnli1cm 5one sebalten. Sas Mtlri-
fterium erfldrt, oab es unterlas. 81
mill )i6 bemilbsn, Elm Ginperltanonif
berbei5uiiibren, aber es fam niAt por-
ouslaoer, ME Die Cores bic Sra9e lD=
fen wsroen. Sic &laulsl Der Gonltltu=
tion, wel9s rslisi0le 6rsibeit feltlett,
muB anire9t erbaltcn lueroen. Sn Der
9tote wiro Der @atifan erlu9t, in cine
Grleoi9uns aui elmer mD9ll6lt breiten
@runolase gu wilisen.