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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-06

see if the charges now so freely and
vindictively hurled at him arc deserv-
ing of attention. We arc told that
the records produce this comparison
between Governor LESLIE and the
gentleman who Immediately preceded
him, Governor STEVENSON: PardOns
granted by the latter during his term
Of office (thrcc years and five months,
1873. Pardons granted by the former
during his term of Office (four years
and seven months), 676. This is
what the journals of the Executive
Offices and the books of the Peniten.
tiary show:
srEvENsoN's ADMINISTRATION.
Pardons granted :. 4SS.
RemisSions 1858.
Respltes 20.
Rejected petitions(all classes 2,135.
1t will be seen that STEvENsoN's
pardons average a little below II per
month, while LEsLrE's averaged a
fraction above that number. That
STEVENSON had but two-thirds as
many convicts, nor more than half
as many applications upon which to
exercise clemency. OF the 776 par
dons granted by LESLIE 500 were
pardoned ont of the Penitentiary.
The following statements or certificate
of the clerk of that institution ought
to have due weight in this controversy:
KENTUCKY PENITENTIsRx,
FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. both, 1875.
/ state, as the records will show, that
of pardons of convicts out of Kentucky
Penitentiary by Governor Leslie, at least
two-thirds of the number were within a
few days before their term of sentence ex-
PRED. JAS. L. SSEED,
Clerk kentucky Penitentidry
Thus it will be seen that if Gov
ernor LESLIE has erred at all, he has
erred on mercy's side. 1t has been
the universal custom when the con-
Wet has served his sentence with
good behavior, to pardon him within
a few days of the expiration of his
term of service, in order to restore
him to all the rights of citizenship
which he forfeited by his conviction.
No where does the records show that
Governor LESLIE has pardoned any
one convicted of outrageous crime.
We know that he has declined to in
terfere with the behests of justice in
many instances where the most infu-
entail men of the State had petitioned
him in behalf of some pet criminal
some rich man who had murdered a
poor one.
This mode of warfare upon any man
is little, and mean, and low, and dirty.
We are glad that, so far, no editor
of character or standing has engaged
in tive are glad to believe that no
public man of consequence in the
State has countenanced Or taken part
in it.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-06

Secretary DELANo has resigned at
last. In his letter of resignation to the
President, he alludes to the exhausuing
labors which fidelity to duty had de,
manded of him.
Upon examination it was found that
cut of four years and eleven months
he has been Secretary of the interior,
he has been absent from the post Of
duty two years one month and seven
teen days. His salary drawn for the
time he was absent from duty amounts
TO s16,933 80. The sooner all such
officers as this resign, the better for the
people.
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FROM BEAVER DAM.
BEAVER DAM KY, Oct. 3.

The scarcity of local news, together
with the pressure of business, has pre-
vented us from writing for few
weeks.
We are having plenty of cool
weather, and, great deal of sickness
in the form of chills and fever
through the county, but as yet, very
little in this immediate community.
Nearly all the tobacco has been cut
and housed save, the crops of some
few who prefer few touches of frost
upon it. A much larger crop than
was at first anticipated has been raised,
and prospects are hattering for fair
price.
1t is the general opinion that those
farmers who have become so much
involved in debt for the necessaries of
life during the past few months, will
realize enough from their corn, tobac.
CO, and other products, to fully meet
their Indebtedness and have something
left.
The fall trade has opened lively;
our established dry goods and grocery
houses have just received from the
East, large and complete assortments
of everything kept in their line, and
are offering inducements sufficient to
bring large trade from distance.
Two or three parties will likely buy
tobacco at this point this fall.
Two Or three new dwellings are al
most completed, and our town is on
the general improve.
Believing on last Thursday, that a
few hours leisure from business would
be beneficial to few of US, party of
ladies and gentlemen, with our
youngC) friend Col. Doom, at the
head, boarded the West-bound train
at 2:50 P. NJ, for the thriving little
city of Greenville intending to
witness at night the exhibition of
John Robinson's circus, but upon
arrival we found to our surprise, that
he was packing up and would
leave for Greensboro in half an hour
Disappointment was depicted upon
our every countenance, except the
ColonePs whosaid it was just as he
expected it would be when he left
home. The crowd being insufficient
to compensate the performers, was
the cause of no exhibition at night.
Our friend B--was along and the
greatest dispair settled on his face
when he learned there would be no
show, he slowly and sadly drew from
his pocket ticket of admission with
the remark! "There it is again." Il
sigh escaped him and he continued,
"This is what 1 get by being gran
ger, thinking l would save ten per cent.
| purchased this ticket from a trav-
cling man before 1 left home, and
now they are not going to show, my
money is gone and | made nothing
by buying cheap" We drove to the
Reno house and partook of an excel
lent supper, for friend Reno knows
just how to get them up. Our party
being out for fun, did not feel disposed
to mar the enjoyment by slumber,
and having to return or the next
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train, passed the hours pleasantly to.
gether, and greatly enjoyed ourselves
there and until our return home.
But then that, ticket of Bs!
The accomplished Miss Leila Ad
dingtOn was in town last week.
w. III. Smith, of Louisville, called
on us again last week.
DIR. Howard, of Butler county
was i'll town last night, he was run
ming from practice, having almost
Frustrated himself in the work O
the past few weeks. JUNO.
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w. r HAYNES, Esq, of Leitch.
field, is getting up history of the life
and doings and daring deeds and Grim
inal acts of Dock Brown, alias Dock
HOPPER. Dock BRowN's crimes were
committed in this part of the world,
and the work is written up in a very
pleasant and entertaining style, and
will sell well in the Green River coun.
try.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Charles YOham's Admir-, pltf.
against Equity.
Charles Yoham's heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of Charles Yoham, deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the I'M
dersIgned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his office in Hartford. Ky. ION
or before the 18th day Of October, 1875.
E. R. MURRELL, M.C.O.CC.
August IL, 1875. n32-lm
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The defalcatiOn of REHM, teller Of
the Planters Bank, Louisville, KY,
fooss up s1O4,9SO 90. The bank, in
consequence of the loss, will 60 into
liquidation. DepositOrs will lose moth,
ing, but stockholders Will lose about
thirty per cent. depreciation in stock,
which was worth 81 25 before the dis.
covery of the robbery. The actual loss
by the bank will be about $50, 900 90.
as they have secured assets to the
amount of s55, 900 90. REHM is out
oil bail of only $4,000 90, and it is ru'
mored that he has fed
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The Daily Paducah Herald sus'
pended last week. We regret this fol
it was one of the livcst and most wide
awake exchanges we had. The bust.
ness men OF Paducah have made sad
mistake in falling to give sufficient pat
ronage to sustain it. The publication
Of the Weekly Herald will be con-
tInued.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-06

NJ. T. CHKIsMAN, of Dnville KY,
died last Tuesday week. He was one
of the best clerks in Kentucky. He
had been Circuit Clerk of Boyle coun'
ty for twenty-five years in succession,
and had been clerk of the lower house
of the Kentucky Legislature for four
years. He held both of these positions
at the time of his death. He was one
of the most popular men in the State.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Mrs. Rosa Tiehenor's Admr., pltff.
against Equity.
Mrs. Rosa TIchenOr's heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of Mrs. Rosa Iiehenor, deceased, are requested
to produce the same, properly proven, to the
undersigned, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at bis office in Hartford, Ky, on
or before the 18th day Of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
e. R. MURRELL, M.C.O.C.c.
August IL, 1875. n32>lm
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STAGE LINE.

Mr.. Vausht viii continue the stage twice
day between Hartford and Beaver Dam. morn
ing and evening, connecting with all passon'
ger trains ON the l.. z. i Southwestern rail,
road. Passengers set down wherever they de.
sirs. col "
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President GRANT has at last made
speech, but it was not al impromptu,
as he said he had jotted down a few
things he desired to saw.
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HENRY PACE,
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR RENT.

1 desire to rent my house and lot in the town
Of Hartford. Will mako reasonable terms to
good tenant. For further informant inquire
of the undersigned, or John p. Barrett.
Judah A. Harrison.
Hartford KY, October 9th, 1875.
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GovERSoR AMES does not want any
white militia to help him keep the
peace in Mississippi.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Farm for Sale

Ga the 81 day Of November, 1875. will Of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, the farm of
Archibald Patterson, decl., said farm lying on
the Hartford AMI Condtt's ferry road. u
miles from PIT. Pleasant, in Ohio cIuuty. 1t
contains one hundred acres cleare |, and s. in
woods; has god dwelling house, barn, crib,
dairy, orchard, we'll and cistern. Terms three
equal payments, in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day Of sale, Purchaser giving
bond and approved security
q. W, P.rrERsoN Executor
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THE CROW HOUSE,
Opposite the Courthouse
HARTFORD, KY.
JOHN S. VAUGHT

JOHN S. VAUGHr 1890. PROPRIETOR.
Comfortable rooms, prompt attention, and
low prices. The travelling public are respect
fully invited to give us a share of patrona ge
Every exertion made to render guests comfort
able.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1875-10-06

THE war for the Mayorality OF Louis
vile still waxeth hotter and hotter.
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HARTFORD MALE
AMI
FEMALE SEMINARY,

The next Session Of this Institution will COM
mence on the
First Monday In September. 1875,
and Continue Twenty two Weeks, under the
charge Of
MALCOLM MCINTYRE. A. h..
aided by competent Assistants. 0ne-half of
the tuition fee will b, due at the middle Of the
session, and the other half ut the close.
TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary go. $1,000 Higher English, 5000
Junior 1900 Latin 4 Creek, $500
Incidental fee, to bs paid in advance, 81.
Special attention paid to ftin; boys for CJl-
lege. Board can be obtained at from 50 so to
$500 n week. Fur further information apply
to the Principal, DC to the undersigned.
n33-i~ SAM. E. HILL, Trustee.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
E. A. Truman's Admir-, pitt,
against Equity.
f. A. Truman's heirs, dts.
All persons haylng claims against the estate
Of Edmund A. Truman, deceased, are requested
to produce the same, properly proven, to the
unders ;gned, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, n.y., on
or before the 18th day of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
E.R. MURRELL, N co .C.C.
July IA, 1875. 2Sn3m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
G. VI. Browns Admir-, pltf.
against Equity.
G. NJ. Browns heirs, dts.
All persons having aims against the estate
Of Granville NJ. Brown, deceased, are requested
to produce The same, properly proven, to the
undersigned, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, KY, on
or before the 18th day of October, next.
E.. MURRELL, M.C.0.C.C.
August IL, 1875. n32-1m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VIM. Duke, sr. e, Executors, pltffs,l
against Equity.
VIM. Duke, sr.'s, heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of VIM. Duke, ST., deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven. to the m
designed, Master Commissioner of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, n.y., on
or before the 18th day of October next, or they
will be forever barred.
+. R. MURRELL, M.C,O.C.c.
July IA. 1875. 2Sn3m .
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Meets regularly every Thursday evening in
Ts,lor's Hall. Transient members Of the
Ur'ler are cordially invited to attend.
D. p. BERGMAN, W. CT.
WILLIE LEWIS, W. Seey.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

James II. Taylor's, Admir-, pltff,
against Equity.
james II. Taylor's heirs, dts.
All persons having claims against the estate
of James ii. Taylor, deceased, are requested
produce the same, properly proven TO the un-
dersigued, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his office in Hartford N.Y.,
on or before the 18th day Of October next, or
they will be forever barred.
Err. MURRELL, M.C.O.C-C.
July n, 1875. 2sn5m
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Ben. DuvalI's Admir-, Pltf,
against Equity
Ben. Duva heirs.
All persons having claims against the estats
of Benjamin Duvall, deceased, are requested to
produce the same, properly proven, to the un-
dersigned, Master Commissioner Of the Ohio
Circuit Court, at his Office in Hartford, KY, on
will be forever barred.
Z. R. MURRELL, M.C.O.C.c.
July IA, 1875. 2Sn3m
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HARTFORD LODGE, NO. II, Il. o. @. II.

Trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
r. S. TRIPLETT, Cent Manager.
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Corner Court Place and Piccadilly street.
HARTFORD, KY.

All orders promptly excSntsd. Special al
tention given to orders by mail. Write fol
price list. Address
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RAILRoAp TIME TABLE
Leuisville, Paducah q sou,hwc,,.r

The down train for Paduesh leaves Louis
vile, daily except Sunday At $3.50 a. mand ar
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W. II. MACZY.
, 1875-03-04
Eeueas ttlfgr. pe flnfn.

Mep Yorf |, 2. Midr5. Sermant
5tcp9anp, 40 Sabre 9ut, Better eines
8lumen= @ei9dftes in sip. ll3 Dor erp,
66ob 5i6 seltern in ~leiner Bo6nuns No'
113 ebrpltie Ctr. i'm Sciisin leiner ST.
Mile cine &usel in ben Ropf. Ser ger-
]torbene, melder Dem Srunfe tart rr9s-
ben ,uay, binterldBt cine Srall nno meb=
rere &inoer.
g ,p 9 orf, 2. Sch. Scr 0pfr-
.ssrance" BON bier no6 2ipcrpool be-
itimmt, Der poreeitern an Wioole 8ai
aufselaufen mar, wuroe 9eltsrn Inn LII
u6r Madmittass wieoer flott.
gbicaea, 2. Mars. Die 3a9t
ouf ben bitli9en Sabnen liro bent>
Mlorsen bier brei bis feds Stu1oer
lpater eineetroiien, iuesen bes S9nees.
Gs berridt in bieliser Geasao eln beftl
S9neefurrt uno es 1T moglid, OaB cine
allselpeine Slofabe auf alien @lle1bab=
men .intreten miro.
, 1875-03-04
1fen Sanunr 1874.

gorit'l .. .$a5o,ooo
Nsirrne-Nuno i7,t57
@uttaten rer yeppftpren 166.584 8
6utbanen osrBanfea ~ ananiers 26,12t 70
, 1875-03-04

fronfbeit uno Sipar inner6al6 8 Sagen.
sic pllroen gemeinlam beerbigt. Sic
l9onlte IebnIi1feit jeood, wcl6e Die
Die geritor bcnen ousSei6nete, mar, Oob
Iie alle brei 9lei6 ebrenbaft uno unei-
gennlibis iuaren unb li6 Der aQ9emein=
item N9tung erfreuten.
y / n Ionbcrbarer ltngIiidsfaq fpite=
te por mebreren Sagen einem jun9en
Nr5te in Neip Yort, ylamens gilman,
oas Seben. Gr ging nit einem Gplle<
gen our6 Die Ste Muenue nit einem flei=
men Sdirm in Der Sano. 4lDblid
gIltlbte er aus uno fiel 10 ungliidliA,
oab inn Die Spibe Oes S6irmes bur6
oas rehte 9luge in has 8ebirn fubr.
Sroboem itano er lelbit wiener auf mo
iagtc Su ieinem 8egleiter, er babe, ols
inn bieies entlesli4e Sing olrb iein
@u9e %9cfabren, Gin @erduif gu perneb=
men 9eslaubt, als ob Der Simmel bon=
ncrno elngefalen iudre. Dian bra6te
ben S6merperletten in elm Soipitol, no
er mad fur5em 2eioen ltarb.
Die &ein1i6fe t, &roft uno
Giebli@feit I'M ererS prade lit mobl ni6t
lsi9t treffenocr 9eprieleu lpnroen, als
16on ppr 200 Sabren BON 6rieoerid)
2psa1, in oelien Sinn9eoi9ten es beiBt:
SIT Die oeuti6e epro9e raub? 0a bod
feline anhere nidt
So BON lieblter Sbnn Der g8elt BON Der
2iebe lieblih lp1idt.
Sam bic oenti6e Gprotbe 16nanben,
1dnarren, poltern, onnnern, fra9en,
Sam tie bod audi ipieleu, i6ersen, lie
ben, fplen, %tdnoeln, laden.
, 1875-03-04
Frank d. Hill.
+ unb Nuftipndr,

y u NJ v II { WVU NUl|IUWur,
1108 Main StraBe.
ber State Ban" sesenitsr.
@runbhtds unb psriSnlites Giaentbum
'r.re auf DHfntlibsr &uftiou Dbsr prtpat per-
Fault. 9duier unb "a { pirb yermietbet unb
teicnpere Mafmertlamtelt tpiro auf pas GOuef.
iiren bon MietbeM selest.
Der gsrfauf Scn @runtaidsn irsenb elmer
a.t pirb aufs SOrsfaltis(s bstristsu.
n. mi mint
, 1875-03-04
a;5S9,oo3 q.

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0ctiptr.
ssprfheforiide Siberbeiten +. .S259,134 AZ
MusHfbcne. &chnunsrn. . 243.559 .2
Ncter fir ~ Imien 1871 81
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Spssiol 9'rGm en- gstrua ,3O3 Wf
Oh Tcm;nirn Stsamltip Com
pans sto6 5000 90
8runbltii E . . r.. 1873 so
S'Tct Mbtfln 81. S72 0
Salia ron Sanfen & Pnnantcrs . 40,677 10
Ron afraten in lapferrer &edb-
ruua. $500 81
gaar . 20,t 81 SO
$5S9,e 5 =
5. s.. Ell ratts praI. G. IS. @,ais Ssc.,
9. q. @alfer & Co., Ngentrn,
297 INIT 10l4 Mnii. @traBe.
, 1875-03-04
8ermilNteS

S n a etteS 0 II n t =, soma,
batte 1i6 Elm Is Sabre altes giirl91en
entl6lolen, Elm IA Sabre altes W&dod,n
AL beiratben, aber DIE Wtlltter bes er1t>=
rem leste Yrotelt base9en elm. 9er
@pbn erfldrte lpfort leiuen Gltern, bab
ct iterben miiIIe, nabm einen Strid, be.
sab lib in bieSdeune uno befeltiste oet='
ielben, nm li6 gu erbangen, ldrie uno
ldrmte aber babel laut genug, OoB es
8oter uno Mutter bDren fonnten. st
mos 9nles abnenb, eilten bielelben mad
Der @0eune, ols geraoe bos SObn6en
1i6 Die S6linse I'M ben Sals befeltisen
polte. Saslelbe bat li6erli6 nit Dem
Mnlegen separts, bis feline @ltern in Der
Ndbe maren. sic miligten nun in Die
Deiratb Elm uno bas S6bn6en pu, De
nod am ndmli1en Sa9e setraut.
Ierm6 6 n Ser Yrdiben=
ten. Walbington binterlieB Elm Ser
mDsen, pel6es 100000 pertb mar.
Ser dltere Mbams binterlieb mad Ieinem
Sobs elm mdbises 8ernlDsen. Seferlon
itarb perbaltniBmdbig arm. Mab'ion
iparte fem @clb ullO mar uerbdltniBmd=
Big reid. Sames Monroe, Der le6lte
Brdlibent, itarb 10 arm, oaB er auf &O=
iten ieiner 0ermanbtem in 9tew : Worf
beeroi9t merben mubte. Sobn QulacD
Mbams binterlieB etlpa $4,000, oas Or
sebniB Der SnOuitrie, &lu9beit nno elmer
ileinen Grb16aft. Sadlon binterlleB
Elm mertbpolles @igentbum, nnter bem
Namen vSermitta9e" befannt. Sic
Iiest - Wieilen n6roli6 BON Sennellee.
Martin Ban 8uren Itarb reid. Sein
Gisentbum miro auf 100000 sel9att.
Sames g. Yolf binterlieb etlpa $3.50
600. Sobn Spler ,par bancroft, als lr
Yr.i ibent murbe. ST puroe Dfonomii9
als er in's Mmt fam. beiratbete uno lta,b
reid. 3abarias SaDlor binterlieB et=
,pa $4,000. MiQarO SiamOre mar
Elm rei6er Mann. Sranflin Pierce
iparte mdbrsno ieines Nmtstermins als
Yralioent $4,000. Sames 9u9unon
1tarb als Sunsselele nnb binterlieB elm
Gisentbum ipel9es penisltens 100000
uertb 1T. Mbrabam 2incoln binterlieB
ettua $4,000. Sobnlon ipa etlua $5O,=
900 pertb lein. 8ie piel Grant erlpart
baben piro, laBt iid senau ni9t la9en
bod lit an5unebmen, er an irbil9en @ii=
tern ale friberen Gr=Yrdloenten iberz
treffen ipiro.
n=Snbianerltamm
unter Dem Oberbduptllng Stone Galf
hat 5i6 Dem @eneral SbDmas 8. Neiu,
in Der Ghepennen= Msentur imSnoianer=
Serritorium am %. Jebr. .. S. er9eben.
Inter 1000 &Dpfen bes Stammes beiin=
ben li9 spei %sefansene beutlae Trauen,
benen ibre @rlDlunss- Stanoe aus gra,l=
enpoler @efansenl9aft sei4lasen bat.
9a am %. Sebr. Der Stamm nod brei
Sagereilen BON be%r9lsentur e%,ltfernt mar,
10 bat General O'yteiQ elm Subrmerf
obgeI9idt, I'M Die beioeu s~efangenen
weiben Srauen l9leunisit mad Der 4sen=
tur gu brinsen.
6 II mertlpiirbiseres 2ei9enbesdns=
niB, als bnB Der brei @ebriber 9ela-
field, lit pobl f9werli9 lie in SEEM 0orf
eefeiert woroea. Mqe ,uaren bod be-
tagt, Mtaior Spiepb 9elaiieto IS, Sen-
IN SO unb 9r. @owarb $. 81 Sabre
alt, nnb alle brei erla9en elmer 2unsen-
, 1875-03-04
Maenten ~Derlanaf.
Box 7ss, New York.

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