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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

Gen. Frank r. Blair, Democratic
nominee for Vice President, in '68,
died in st. Louis, ON the night of
the 7th inst. General Blair had
long been great physical sufferer,
and bic death did not overtake him
unexpectedly nor unprepared. He
died quietly and without suffering,
aorrounded by family aad friends.
Ills funeral toek place from First
Congregational Church. st. Louis,
On Saturday morning. 10th inst.
The services were performed by
Rev. F. II. Post, pastor Of the
church, assisted by Rev. DIR. Brooks.
The church was flied to over
flowing by all clauses Of citizens.
Prosninent among those present
were Gen. Sherman and ataff, Mont.
gomery Blair, Major Btitfon, Sen
ai0r B0Gy, ez Senator Gratz Brown.
City Council and city officers. the
First Missouri Regiment, of which
the decreased was frat colonel, and
q considerable number OF Federal
soldiers, and large conc,nr-e OF
Il iz~nA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

into chaos in the first r,unH. This
giving him momentary freedom, he
ran rapidly down James street TO-
ward the market house, but was
soon overtaken by his f1eeter pur-
suers and beaten into submission.
He was terribly beaten and cut by
the batons of the police, both on the
temple and the back of his head.
The officers here are positive as to
his identity since coming into pos
session of the photograph. 1t will
be remem bered that George Apple
white murdered Mr.. King, Il former
sheriff Of Robson county, and fl
which felony. in conjunction with
others Of no less magnitude, he was
sentenced to death. However, by
the assistance of his confedera,es.
he escaped, and has been at large
ever since until now. He was con
sid-red one of the most daring,
brutal and deviiish of the "S%amp
Angels" and his name alone Sug-
ges'ed murder. There is Il stand
ing reward of $4,000 for his bod :,
dead or alive To night strong
force will be placed around the jail
il, which he is imp isoned to pre-
vent any attempt at resculng hIm.
Intense excitement prevails here in
consequence Of his capture. and
kuots of citizens upon the various
street corners have been discussing
tue event the entire afternoon.
Your correspondent interviewed
the prisoner a few hours ago, and
fnnn,l him stretched on the floor OF
his cell, with his garments wet viii h
blood. He asserts his innocence,
but is inclined to reiicence Oh the
subject. The prisoner looks to he
anout thirty five Years of age. is of
medium hight, but with very broad
shoulders. His face is forbidding
in the extreme, and is a stubborn
index to the dark volume of his life
Robson county is only about
eighty miles from this point, and it
is Il little remarkable that an outlaw
of George Apprentices repufed sa
gaciiy should expose himself so
near the theater of his depreda-
fions.-Ne7c York Herald
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
PROCLAMATION.
THE LEaIsLATURE CONVENED IN EXTRA
SESSION By GOV DAVIS.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
JACKSON, Miss, July IA, 1875.
Whereas, 1t has been adjudged
by the Supreme Court of the State
of Mississippi, rs announced in a
recent decision in the case, s" The
State, er. REL, Us. L1bbens FRENCH
that there is no law in this State re-
quiring Tax Collectors, as such, to
give bond for properly securing the
revenue which may come into their
hands and
Whereas, Such law is eminent
iy wise and proper, and must have
been omitted in the Revised Code
of 1871 and subsequent Legislation
by accident or inadvertance and
Whereas, From information re-
ceived through the office of the
Auditor of Public Accounts it ap>
pears that many Assessors have
been unable to complete and make
returns of the asses 'ment rolls for
the year 1875, as now required by
law anu
Whereas, Much doubt EXISTS as to
the validity and proper construction
Of the registration laws of this State.
Now, therefore, I, A. X. Davis,
Lieutenant Governor and acting
Go, ernOr of the state of MisSls-
sippi, bv virtue of the authority
vesre in me by the seventh section
of the fifth al tic.e of the Constitu-
| ton OF the State of Mississippi, f"T
the purpose of giving ample pro'rc
ton to the taxpaA ers OF this State
and TO secure to every qualified
voter of this State an opportunity
to cast his ballot, do issue this, my
proclamation, converting the Legis
lature o. the State of Mississippi at
The Capitol, in the city of Jackson,
at twelve meridian, on Tuesday,
the twenty-seventh day of July, A.
d. 1875.
In testimony whereof I have here.
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the State OF Mississippi
to be affixed this the 18th day oil
July, A. d. 1875.
A. X. DAVIS,
Lieutenant Governor.
JAMES HILL. Secretary of State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
xu --LATEST AND WORST FEATURE OF
DRECHERs CASE

Perhaps we have already had too
much iu our columns relative to the
Brooklyn scandal, but We must ask
our readers to bear with Us in MOTTO
ing the action of Plymouth Church,
last week, il not only re Installing
Mr.. Beecher to the hOnored and
exalted station which he has SO
long enjoyed as its petted shepherd.
but by increasing his already hand
some salary of $2O,0lO, to 100000,
per year-twice the amount paid
the first officer OF our Republic.
This action is not only wantOn
defiance to the great public senti-
ment that has so loudly pronounced
Beecher guilty. thrice guilty-but
it is placing a fabulous price on
crime, by disgracefully and lavish
" rewartiing for an act OF treacher-
Gus inf:,my, thorough bred liber-
tine, who bias "stolen the livery OF
Heaven, to serve the devil in."
We have heard of many high
handed measures, they are but
characteristic of this "gilded age "
Of Ours-but this act of Plymouth
Church, not cont. mt with defending
its guilty pastor for a crime OF a
grave and bastard nature. but &C
tualIy awarding him $4,000 in
crease of salary, surpasses all incon-
sis,encies that ChristendOm has
ever had to blush for.
So long as any doubt exists as
to the moral character of minister
of the Church, he desecI ates the
pulpit by his unclean presence; and
so long as Plymouth Church retains
Henry Ward Beecher, either as
priest or lsyman, go long will it
openly shelter a criminal, whose
nigh position, accompanied by the
service of the ablest and cunDingest
legal talent of the day, has saved
him from conviction before the jury
that failed to agree on bis case
but whom nothing could save from
the verdict that the public has
pronounced, and will never retract
while the conclusive and overwhelm-
ing testimony to his guilt is remem-
cred.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

The Unieu News Association had
ifs efsf annual 70 nnion in Jackson,
Miss, % Wednesday, 7th inst.
The meeting has been written up
by MI the quill-drivere present as
sn occasion Of rare interest and
pleasure. We were greatly disap-
Jssiuted that circumstances denied
us the pleasure we had anticipated
in attending the convention IN per.
son. We tender our thanks to Capt.
SThipple for his kindness in con-
s,ntipg to 9proxy" the CITIZEN.
The Association has no political
caste, every "solid" editor I'm the
state being heartily invited to par
ticipate in its deliberations. Such
Sn institution cannot fail to al vance
the public veal, and should be lib
orally sustained and encouraged
not only BY the press, but aIao by
the people Of our State. The off,
s'rsI report Of the proceedings of the
convention, we copy from the Pilot,
in another column. They viii repay
y,erusa!.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

Hheriff Crosby, of Warren county,
has rendered to the Board of Super.
visors . new and entirely unexcep.
.tionable bond, signed by large
property holders Of Vicksburg No
sction was taken on the bond by
the board. but Captain Bedford,
having been appointed Deputy
Sheriff by Crosby. took possession
# the Office without opposition from
the $. Taxpayers League.r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

Acting Gov. Davis has issued q
proclamation. which we publish in
another column. converting the Leg
5slsture in extra session on Tuesday,
abe 9th day Of July. The cause Of
the eztrs session is to dispose Of. by
psompt and definite acton, the
useotgd question Of tax collectors
furnishing anple bond a. such, and
% correct the registration laws Ell
the State-regarding which latter
macy bubbles have heretofore been
eaised,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Civ

nUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Civ.
i Ell, that sealed proposals will
tie received for the building of the
bridge over a creek at the Culiey
place, on the Calhoun and Jackson
road. Also for the improvements
to he made on the clipper Stump
Bridge" across Doakes Creek, ac-
co,ding to specifications on file in
the Chancery Clerks Office of Mad
ison County, Mississippi, mp to the
hour of 4 p. m on Saturday the 7th
day of August, A. d., 1875.
By order of the Board Of Super
visoIs of Madison County, Missis.
sippi, at the July Term, 1875, of
said Board.
E. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
iy17 By II. r.. G. Benwell, D. C..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
Notice 10 Contractors.

DUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that
i Sealed proposals will be received for
the building of the bridge over Limekiln
Creek, on Clinton and Madison Station
road, according to specifications now or
file in the Chancery Clerks Office of Madi.
son county, State of Mississippi, up to the
3D. day of July, A. D., 1878.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors o
Madison county, Mississippi, at the June
term, 1875, of said Board.
+. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
je19w3 BY Ii. Il. C Benwell, d. c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

The Republican State Executive
COmmittee met in jackson on
Tharsday last, July 10th, and
called the State Convention to be
assembled at the Capital on Thurs
day, the 25th. of August, for the
purpose Of nominating q candidate
for State Treasurer, and for the
transaction of other business of
iwportanca.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
THE SWAMI ANG ELS CAPTURE OF GE1RGE
APPLEWHITE. THE LAST OF TIE 10 NRY
GANG ss

GoLDsBoRo. N. g., July 1.-Sinee
1871 stalwaIt muIattO, passing
under the assumed name of Bill
Jackson, has been living in this
location, following the vocation of
Il plasterpr and a brickmason. It
seems that Jackson and another
negro, whose name escapes my
memory, for some time have been
suitors for the hand Of the same
woman, and that this contest en-
gendered the most bitter hostility
between them. They had hitherto
been warm friends, aud it was
during this period OF intimacy that
he divuiged to him the CHASTITY Sc
cret of his former life with the rob
Der chief, Henry Berry Lowry, in
Robson county. JacksOn's rival
betrayed him, aud acting upon in
formation received from him certain
parties here addressed a letter to
MIR. Mcmillan, the Sheriff of Robe
son county, asking for minute de-
scription of George Applewhiie. A
photograph OF the bandit was the
response, and led to the apprehen-
SION of Bill Jackson as the escaped
freebooter. Applewhite was stand
ing in conversation on one of our
principal streets to day when he
was approached 10y William Free
man and Bryant Copps, who com
manded him to surrender. Upon
his refusing the Summons the Off
GERS clinched HIM. when u desperate
struggle ensued. Though wholly
unarIned, Applewhite did effective
execution with his brawny fists.
knocking Freeman out OF time and
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

The full count Of the money in
fhe cash vault in the United States
Treasury is completed, and agrees
exactly with Gen. 5pinner's ac-
count Of what It contained. Even
the estimates Of twenty dollars
shortage, made when tho currency
was connted and the gold taken &C
eordiaG to the marks on the bags,
disappeared, and came out exact.
An coin that was in any degree
doubtful was actually counted.
Tne new coin was counted by
weighing il. and. everything proved
70 AGENT. Tho contepts of the
vsults were about 41O, 600 900, OF
vbick nearly q, 500, 600 were coin.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
The State Democratic Convention
will meet at jackson, August Sd.

The Canton Mail is happy.
~ Hen. Smith has returned from
his travels aAd DR.. Toles is still
AerA-two iuexhaustible subjects for
our neighbor's wit, satire and de-
uunciatiOn. Advertising is cheap
70 these gentlemen.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
Sherif's Sale.


Thos. Sewer
George T. Stewart. ct al Exponas.
To September Term. 1875. Madi.
son Circuit Court, Mississippi.
Judgment, 14'h April, 1875, for
$JS 90
DY VIRTUE of the above de-
ID scrihed writ, to me directed by
the Clerk of said Court, / will ex
pose to ublic Sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, before the
court house door of said county of
Madison. State of Mississippi, in
the city of Canton, on
Monday, the 5th Day of July, IS
between the hours prescribed by
law. the following described land.
to wit
The Ne / aud g in W ! and 20
acres off t Sc i See 2l;and l acres
off II end ofe sw and W NV
less 20 acres east of road, sec %, all
in Rec.
Levied upon as the property of
one OF said defendants, w. l.. Stew
art, and will be sold to satisfy the
above styled Judgment, interest,
aud all costs.
r. j. ROSS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Canton, June IL. 1875
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
GUARDIA Ms SALE.

DY VIRTUE of "A decree Of the
ID Cbancery Court OF Madison
County, State of Mississippi, rem
der.d at the July Term, 1875, | will
sell for cash before the Courthouse
door, III Canton, at public cutlery,
on
Monday, the 93d Day of
August, 1875.
between the hours vt IL O'clock am.
and 4 O'clock p. m, AN Undivided
One-half interest in II certain lot of
ground within said city and county
and State, Described as follows, viz !:
80 feet off the east side of lot No.
2, i'll Square No. 2. in said city, and
fronting 80 feet on centre street,
and running back 200 feet.
Aud on the same day, at the
same place, and under the same de-
cree, and within the time above
named, I will Sell at public outcry
an undivided one-half interest in
another parcel OF land within said
city, and within said county aud
State, viz: Lots No. 3 and 4, in
Square No. IL.
And also All undivided one-half
interest IN another parcel of land in
said city, viz: Beg ming at the
north west corner Of said lot No 4,
thence North to the corner OF See.
10, Township Q. Il. 3 East; thence
East to the corner of the land for
merly owned by A. Mcfarland, but
now by Mr.. Biiboa thence South
to the northeast corner of lot No 3,
afoi esaid thence West to the be-
ginning, containing abont ) acres.
The property last named will he
sold on terms as follows: One-half
TO paid Cash, and the balance to be
paid twelve mouths from day of
sale, with ten per cent interest per
annum from day of sale
SARAH f. CARROLL,
Guardian of the minor heirs Of Jos.
w. Carroll, decd j. 17w3
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-07-17

EYrI only ask continuance of the liberal
patronage, have received in the past aud,
by deserving hope to receive the same.
mv29-no3 Il. Y. SCATTER.
, 1875-01-08
Gbriltppb INN sdmiS's Sugeno=
Wih1inthrf

@ebunben tn Bappoede1 a Is Gents. Mtt
MuslinsG iiden a 20 Gents. @aua
MtuSlir 25 @euts.
$etnri6 npn Gidenfe 8, pie er jur GrfenntniB
Der @eibnadtsabcmb. Cine Gr3abGuns ,ua Weib.
nabtsgeihent fir &inser.
Der @pfenifpcf. @ine lntereiante Gr3dbluns.
Der 6andrienupaet.-0oS administration.
3iuet @r3dbluu9en.
lie Sfereier.
Die @opfenb iitben. Cine geeebenbeit aus BEN
Seben eines armen Doris S6ulebrers
Guifadbims. Cine Gei9ibte Der 6riitliden gorjeit.
Sas . nnlenfOs6dben. Cine GrSdbIun9 benz Bill
benoen Nlter ~9efpiomet.
Rpia Don xannsnburs. Cine GeI4i6te oes Utter.
Genpfepa. Cine Der fh6nfen unb riibrenbten Ge
idi9ten oes Iltertbums.
Die Wadbtf9an. Cine irtereIIante 0ei6ihte.
Rpbert, Der aSaiienfnabe, ooer: Oas anoenten
an Die Wtuthr.
2uepig, Ger Wvswanserer.
2ieben Gr3dblungen,
Sannetpn unb Mmalie.
Die M%atbiuinen.
emma BON 5infenfetn, OOer 1Ott ma9t auss
gut.
gsiibe nj scn. Gin seiai9hiaes GemalS..
Sas per prene Sinb.
0as SGubd,en Das HaubfdfpR.
Der quite. 5riborM nnS Der bSie Dietrtd.
Die Grain Sulia, oper: ainbItas 2iebe. 1rsu.
uno Sobn.
@pttfrieS, Der funse @inTesler.
Der 0briffbaum.
Die fieine &autenipteIerfn.
Sas &Gmind)en.
5ernamno. asbensssi9i4te zines iunsen Grafen aus
&mpiermiim,em une @plefiefe. Sas gosel.
marsaretba SiImden. Die 98aIcfapcne. Sas
| Die seaersbrnnis. ssa6trautb am abeim.
Der Siamautrins. Sas marisnbile.
, 1875-01-08
.Nein."

vgtein."
vSieueidtipar sr III 8rednp bel einen
ieiner 5rsunbe ?"
SD wiBte nidt, baB er 6reunoe ii
Sre6p butts."
u@as madte er, nadOem er 5uriid:
9efebrt par?" ls.
Seet serietb Ser miroise Dieller II
iidtfi6e llnrube.
r&arten sic !" oerieete er,-unad)'
benz ber Serr 3uridgefebrt mar, 9lllQ
er bierauf in iein 3immsr uno blleb Oa=
ielbit bier ODER flint Wtinuten lang.
Damn fam er berunter, aB Elm Stid
Yaltete unb tranf et1 @la8 8ein....
Darauf 3inbets ct ii@ cine @isarre an
uno befubl mir, i6lafen, seben, neil Ell
nod cine Neile auibleiben nno iid)
audi oGlein entfleiben molte.n
ullno sic linS banu i9(afen gegan'
ger? ?"
vNatirlid."
$50 oaB gle nidt wiHen, mas SIR
5err weiter semadt bat?
nGnti9uloisen sic, mein SEER, id)
bOrte i'm Die Tbir oes @artsnS off
men,"
.&am Sbnen ni@ts an inn uuBcrses
w0bnlid Dor ?"
,9fein..,. sr mar tpie INNER, beitc'
rer pieGci9t ; CT ian9...." @
r&0nnen sic mir bic 1(inte 3ci9en,
Die ct nit iid fabrte ?"
uNein.... Der Serr bat iie nit lid
in iein 3immer senonmen."
Serr Daubiseon Offnete idon Sen
Munb, Inn einen @inlpano gu MAIDEN,
aber Serr @alpin Oaueline belt i'm
nit elmer gepesuns 5uriif unb frus
beftis, lid wieoer gu benz 0icner luens
benb
Gortietuns folgt.)
, 1875-01-08

aabGen, oa6 ie in Oialeft, @eien nnb Sc
miitbltdteit bic @ienerin pon ebenals geblte'
ben lei. Sbgleih fe iebr uieGe Sefalrte III
@iet bat, mar fie %uerbinoert, Selud)e ab3il=
~fattert, ba ibre Softer perpeAfelt uno ettert
anberen g8eg gesansen maren. 9ot tper in
amerifa geretIt 1T, ben betrrell iol9e fletne
Mbenteuer nidt, iie flaet ntdt elnnlal itbe
ibr. DtiBseidid in Nnlerifa. 3bellte bod
.oaS Sd)ifial nit ibr eine auoere in @ten be-
fanute Sdil9eriil, ST.. Ntursfa. Trau yucca
nil ii9 uber electromagnetic nod ntft obs
idlreden lalieu uIlo nod etlln1al cine Sunlt'
reile mad Imerifa antreter. Oarn ober
mil lie ibre fiinltleriihe @arrtere beIdlteBeu
unb it'd in Der ihonen ShipetS bau8ltA rtes
berlaiien.
, 1875-01-08
Aeenten perlaust!
q Cast Adrift Cast Adrjftt

Tin nrrstsss Ssitsnfud ~ Ten beras mtea qpstt,a
.,lhree Years in a Man-Irap' uub Ten Nigbt ;
in a Btr'Room,' Won z, G. Artbur. Aas iest
UNI erpsle BUD pitiss esfeisrtea S6riftaeasrs alan
sene tultrtrt, ELEGANT atbnneen, miro ~ Iaul,netn per
3sttunesn eee sunees auf has @unhiats t%surtbeiIf.
Gine @eiHttts ron 0srbrt6en unt YeIcittouuaen in
unlsref Nults' pelps jn BEN %rubiahsn Screen (rrr6tp
mullen. vs. miro rnebr fur bic Sa6t Der Wie6toteit nm,
Ger u'pTaltfdt bemirien ais @eiete. @atnisa, pe9,
.Man-Trap" osriauiten. mudsu minbehens NOD .nt
maj 10 siel Gremtlars etetss @ufes ~psrtauIsn,
Seoensbsidreibun9 Bee Serfd5ers. mil ietuen
Portrait IN Stabilize rtre einem Ieren Subisribsntsu
apsrret1t. gtlbrttbenbe 9ireulare uno folbe mt ben
Ssesnsanssn tesreen frti aui Anfraat ~serfsnest sen
Straee, pbila.. pa. f7iuniSos.L
, 1875-01-08
Sauisnb i'm Druid na9 yOsm Mouot,
MMHGuenccr @rfp;o. ,

YIN gasnt @esretsrt stt2 tn vier Euaen unt Gin grtt.
Esr S4oe tn s 1asen H"r6 Zen 9trtauf ppn
Scean'e StprD ; g; & %aG.sr s@as eOn
eednnjen. Mbrnteurrn urs SSmmSss , vm'1
untsS sF sees tau9en, &6lemmen. Robelfep,,dep ,s
nv go p%alsneen abbtleun9en. yreir au6sr(t nief rio
2ai eta FalSHen Nt9ans. Man ii4srs Id BAN u =
ee'sst -- y AI 2SaAa
, 1875-01-08
&eimem fdltem Bramb!
&eime mamlfperre mebr y
gDiaiam &ramer's 6eiIphater.

YdItHTTF I'M To. WIuI IoIUs ?"
Die Wirfuna tities YEafsrs N bswunt runssparbis.
Is ertfrt fstn pfaltsr. pelbts bitffs lbtrtriHt.
Gurbi iatrflanese Giptpbsn faan Id biefsS YHster
ais Elm uioerfals8o ilsm ittel slnpfebten..
NnmiItenpdtsr. 8abrttbsFssr. ionic ale Wrbeiter fputsH
Is fsts i'm Sauie une In her gDsrtfdtts ~parrdtbte batteu.
Die g9trInna III cine lbsrrdldenee; man braudt wsper
6rstlids Shiif sl r%sauiriren, nod bat man. bel iVtVrtaer
qnmeneuna, einen 8sriuh an Nrssttsjeit ~ beflynWn.
IS tsIt HE idlimm ittm aSnnbsn, bic bart.
nd6igfen atten @efd,mhre. Don sdns b~efpnorrsr
Mtrtana IL Is bet ehuA,, 5ieb etidb', S6nut.,
SiR- uni Cu~stfdbmuncen; b titmnsn Wrlden,
tard rctise Wdsei nlbt Is isin beieres WliItsl.
BET SibMepausen filt IS ni6t nur ZEN S&msri TO-
fort. ~lpnberu h%sieitiat %etslsIbsn bel einsm @ctrdu@r ppu
s bis 20 Iaeu edn,t6.
Sdupt. Depot; Nlbtrt 8. Duns's apOttsts. 9tp. III
Bsrerp.
y etc per Dor nebf @sbraudsanpsIuns so Gents.
Bu babsn In aasn @psttelsn, fSwie an Der GiaGrrsa.
0H ees MiIantIc 1arten. 3Wi7mG;
, 1875-01-08
&oGsaeldidten.
Mnerifaniide S1taenb.g ibliotbef.

NMerllnH0Ue S1t9elt0>C tDltDtDer.
Sn biibide Yappbefel nit MusliusGJden
gebnnoen a 25 Gents.
0ee9er nno 8eife, BON Gran3 5oftmann. - Der
treue @ddbter. 3ulamrnen in einem 8ano.
Der @iberipenftfse, BON Sran3 6offmann.
&leines ut Die seiege bes SrpRen, BON Srana
einin 8ano.
Die Senfeicufaten, bon Sran3 6offnann. - Der
&dtffbrid. 3uIammen in einem 8ano.
Sd febe bid fd,pn, BON Sulius boifinann.
On fplff nid,t fteDlen,
SroRparers 2ieblina
Der blimSe @iIbelir, bon 8uHao Mtssoel.
Der Seefpfennig. -9rei &atbarinen. 9Ius
: Der Sesentpdrt. Srei @r3dblunsen BON 3betla
BON Gumpert. Sn einem 8anb.
Mus Wad1t gum 2idbt, BON gii4aro Baron.
gsat lnS 3amaianti. BON 5erbinano Sdmiet.
Selpbnte xrene. = GafuntaIa. - Der Miiiio.
ndr tn Mfrifa. 3uiammen in einem 8ano.
Der MnblarSt - Der Sirfbof. .3pei @%r3dblun.
gen pon s. Stbber. 3uiammelt in einem 8ano.
@as Der Mfenib idet, bas mirp er aud ern'
ten, BON Nidbaro Baron.
, 1875-01-08
2ln Gltern. &prmiin0fr.

MiinIdeu sic Sbren Ginoern ooer ben Sbnen amber.
trouten Wtdnoeln Die ,uertbpoliten uno bausrbafteIen
Sddbe alf bic 2ebensreiie mit3u9eben ? - Sie Delebr.
ited S9dBe Der Wiienidait, Geperbst bdtisteit, &unit
lltb Hiteratur, Die uluer9dn9liben Gribte TIRES Ssur'
ldeis.-in ibren Shriften,-balo in Der einen, balo in
nusen 3u tornen. brauGen mir 5pra9. unb Glemen.
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, 1875-01-08
G. 3. hiGarb II goas,
u o. 81 Brpabpay,
usten Qsams 9rpreR @gnpono's Ofiess.
9. .. Nidarb 1t. Spas,

9. .. Nibarb II. SpaS.
80. 81 @toabIay.
Sitp gprf.
acr beitdfttsen uns lett tem Sabre 1877 mn BEN
Ssrtauf pon QDebieln auf europa unp nit Aussab.
lunsen BON Ieibern IN ieeem Gtte Deutfdlaups, bts
ben @mpfinsern Tei ms Saus sebratt werpta;
terner ais aaeiutse
0eneral'paiass,W entur Der Santburcer
nit benz
Wsrtauf BON S6!fsfteinen CUR &siie mad unb on
Gurppa. fir bic Dampffbt1e Der
Sambnrs Mmerifaniibe Nacfetfabrt Mfiiens
lGeieuidbaft
Mustslun8 ppn S&ifsiteinsn sur Reiie mad ylew
yerf, FUR bic Don Bremen btreft (nidi uter @nalanb
ltab 9lelu 9ort UNI Baltimore f~atrenben beut(6tu
Seeslthtfe; NIT Der
VsrJpuuns stnsetenber @daren, gneine &C., ubsr.
eaapt nit alsa i'm 3pubauie sa psrriGtenben Sc.
fbatieu;
ano N itber
Setbreeruns BON @atera isssr Grt, mad uub Sru
@avppa pber tn eas Snners &msrita's.
g. .. gitd,are u. Bpas,
aunt. 81 Srcappap Ctr.
, 1875-01-08

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