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The market opened with fair inox-ry and
nearly the whole of tEs business noted ABOVE
WAS done during the morning. whe-, addl-
tional transactions OF nearly 500 bales were
renorted. which were not subsequently au-
thentica.ed.
Prices exhibited sarae irregularity, por-
ton of the sales being fully up to previous
rates, while in most cases, IN order to faailze,
factors accepted offers which they had pre-
yiously refused. The movement was checked
by brokers claiming concessions which fac
tors would not admit, and it was conjeetured
that the business would have been Ct fair ex-
tent had the latter been willing to give way
Jc In one of the principal tran actions Of
the day the same offer was made by kFe or
six brokers, the one frst made, OF course,
having the preference.
This indie ties that the actual demand ex-
ceeded what might be inferred FROM the
limited extent OF the actual movement.
falling off in foreign exchange had an I'M
favorable influence, which was rattle. IN
creased by the apathy reported at New York
and Liverpool, the sales at the latter being
confined to the unusually small amount OF
1000 bales On the other hand, there was q
slight improvement in futures in the former
market.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
eoiua ON board, and engaged for shipment Was
1t down at the opening this morning at
42.5OO bales, embracing 10000 for Liver
pool, II, 900 for Havre, 1900 for the Med
iterranean, 1000 for the North Sea, and
1000 bales for the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand by Our
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
Is. 100 bales to represent the quantity ct
tho landing and in presses unsoli OF await
ing orders
The Exchange reports: "Sa!es 1iOO baler.
Market easy"
COTTON STATEMLTT.
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1874 bales 1885
Ac1ved sinCe last statement.... 7lO
Autvod previously. .........1 10 ,5U l,lO7 ,3ls
1,123,27O
n aarad TODAY 757
0nsred previously. 1,00s s3i ,Oo5 ,69l
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Saturday Evening, May j, 1875.

CoTToN-The sales to-day were confined 10
a little over 1850 bales, mostly at easie- prces'
bat without requiring any change IN our quo.
tations. We give also the figures andzspor- OF
the Exchange in full, IS below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
Quotations. Quotations.
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GREENVILLE.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THUR DAY. at SPIN.
49, - For Groenville, VIckaburg, aDd
allGi3 tho Bends-The fine and faa passenger
80 packet
Frank Par9oud,
j. NJ White, master, G. HOmes clerk,
Carrying the United States Mail and connecting
Vicksburg with Pars0t Line for all points on yssse
and Tallahatchie Rivers and connecting with II
Chicot EailrOad for all points to Pine Bluff.
JNO. JAENEY, III Common street:
ADAMS T. WORK,
jA9O tt 9COnmercal Place
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MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. |
Saturday Evening, May l, 1876. I
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

Clearings. Balances.
Nav 81, 514,797 IS s2S2, 1888 O8
Same time last week. 10860So 36 1O9,773 "A
Total last week. 7 1O3,193 81 ?76, 100 ~
Total week before 500. 1853, TAB 50 864 Si3 80
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard,
Manager of the New Orle ms Clearing House,
for the following report of The condition of
the Associated 3 INKS at the close Of business
Friday, April 80, 1875:
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OHtside...Wai.fng Orders.
Bark Truce, Cowper, from Liverpool Feb IA, to A
Bryson eco
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Imports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-Assorted
mdse
VERA CRUZ-Ber brig Esperanza-523s sacks Of
coffee to NJ Pnig eco
UTILLA-Per schooner Lady Woodbury-134o
buncbes bananas 10000 plantains 400 cocoanuts 3
bbls mangoes / Dbl lines us bbs pineapples to j
Macheca eco
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THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER Goa
PACKET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SAW-MILL
| nEdStSA Tho steamer
z2kzz42b Mary Ida,
J. A. Ruiz master f. II. Vallette, clerk
win leave New Orleans every Tuesday. Thn -
and Saturday at 10 A. NJ, and will return eys
"Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight
For freight or passage apply on board or "a
ia20 6m ". j. COMAUX. 90 Cont .,ree.
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Barkentine Mignon, Soule, "A days from Rio de
Janei.O to Ramsey s. Westfeldt
Schooner Il Il Locke Schrever. 6 DAYS from Bonaca,
to G Grande
Schooner VIM Layton. Layton, 16 days from Charles
ton, S c, to master
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Arrived.

Steamship Hudson Gage- from New York oath ult.
to A MOutOn 2d dist
Schooner Fred Dunbar, Corners. days from Rua y
tan to- ,teri-Pic Tier
Schooner Lady Woodbury., Woodbury. from Utlla
tn r Mach pca ScO-Ilc Tier
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nv 1NNhEO0uDs
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS SAND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY-May 1-202 bales Gotten
to r,!er-3l T II & ] NJ Allen &co-2o Jno Phelps l.
co-22 Beadles, Wood &co-2l Alcus, Scherck Au-
tev-!7 Warren Atkinson &co-10 JnO Chaffe, Bro &
Scn-lO Never Weis dzco-a Temple COons 6cO-7
Richardson & May Walden, Hawkins Coos Bur.
net &co-6 D Wetmore-5J B Wolfe &co-5 JEo
Ha,iie Geo. Britton, Moore & COleman-4 Lehman,
Ababam Aco-a G Walmsley &co-3 Payne. Ken
neek &co-2 Bussey Geo. S Friedander-2 Gwyn
& Dyer-aJ " Whtie-l " c Black &eo--1 box of
May-32 bills bags Palmer &cO-4 cases drugs L
Marino-s4 ties mdse Navra & Oiiner-3 boxes hard.
ware Bnrdeau & Wayne-3 pkgs mdse Hnton-96
do y II Wilson e. Mills-50 boxes soap I White 26
tieues lard f GOOd-li rolls leather II dry hides
bd furs hls or hides Horier. Peterson Fenner-l
car wood G c Oliver bdls mdse r Mceinire-l
"a, poultrv Mi Ter & Meyer-409 sacks oats Vairin
Nom mer-2GO bbls -four Glover Odeddahl--1 car
humber IL Otis-4 bales corks Cusachs-5 do Pablo
&c.-1 do Lyons-l box tobacco aterman
boxes burial cases Crane. Breed Aco-2 hhds tObac-
70 r I Torian-9O pkgs beer G Yalets-1 bdl hides
Fl II Hansell-1 do Gross & Williams-6 bbls krout
III Walther-4 cars bricks Newman kent-3e cases
shoes Keiffer Bros-64 pkgs beer Haid-60 cases
hoo and shoes NJ W Newman-2! do Vincent Gco-
T. do p Martinez-6 do Hoffman, Marks &co-2 do
T Dowling-a do Berwin NJ DO Roger &co-3
pkes mdse W II Letchford &co-ao bales mdse 7
Flssinr-4 boxes drugs E Hart Cos bxs drugs
Wieelock Finlay &co--l box hardware NJ Green
wood L. Son-l box mdse Wallace &co-3 do McStea
A. yaIue-5 do katz e. Barnett-a0 coils wire Col J +
Ca,ey-ll boxes mdse Booth-50 uerces hams Dol
hoade Aco-24 boxes bacon Converse-lC0 bbls
flour Fairchld Bingham-1C0 do Howard Pres
tOns-IsO do Chas Pleasants-250 cases milk Smith,
Rros &co-loO do Lochte L Cordes-31 pkgs tobacco
Hirsch Adler-s do S Hernsheim Bro-4l do r
Wood--l42 do W VanBenthuysen-s0 do Jno L Moore
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
NAV LEO bales cotton to Orders do 5olsan Bros
do McGehee. Snowden ViOlett-2 do d Wilson
& Mills-1l bales baeging 81 Gernon-l bale cotton
A Tertrou-2 sacks wool bales wool Bailey jill
do bales hides Hay g. Mehle-12 cases tobacco T
do f-an- 1n Sr..Sl
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-13

s goIvss on
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-13

M iu exea re
on 81 ae slh instant Ihe
a Democratic Senators
Wofa in Andrew Johnson
Tennessee. nnd Dives.
srspl IS Alassaehaasls. received
bouquets q flowers from their aa
ni1eN n lhs sanale chamber.
ofsoR lFep. ~ Indiana offered
olaiion recognizing Kellogg
1vesaor q Iouisiana and de-
a'ag at Plaehbaek IS lawfully
ent p BE- seatsd a Senator
m ia State
ar report it Eoai nn
e9s Sew Yorh
aie h Cong ion Comst.
81 nt aon IL rumarea
a. eon ns committee sIeet a
q on ensa 81 Representa-
a session
e g abort notice
amo t Il by that sime
a1Aoe M noi seated IS tae
y. aar Easlasass III hat
m expected ~ slset
PEEL efin Az Casey b tha b s. sen.
nsor shinE DAVE happened.
e s. ln Isl piaeh
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nillsa
n
ion o1ea
pef
DE Az Conservative
M election 81 1874
vent Bo denooleina iheacion 81
lhe Rei0tning Board u CLIO follow
lins terms
Weboid therefore thatn No-
Yamban 1874 tao people 81 the
slate 81 Louisiana dia fairly hive
d free. psaeeAale add faII cleo
ton. in which j clear Conserve
tiga majority was elected to ills
Iawer Hoose 81 lhe Legislature,
of which majority the gonsery
tiges we're deprived by the AMIDST
idegal and agJitul5 action of the
Reforming Board stc.
OR claim baa therefore. Beeb
sery favorabIv presented
CONGRESS Tbaf victory MI baa
achieved Sat tb,onoh ,e ibetfa-.
mentalitv 81 tbe Democrats bst
onr cause had been placed ID TIE
hands of the most bitter B8publi
cans, and by them decreed i inst
and good one. THE report 81 the
Congressional Committee gave us
all fhe fruits Of the victory 81 7
aud went So far As to recommend
the adoption 81 4 resolution giving
us a majority in the House ST IRIS
personalities ana although not
recognizing Kellogg us Governor
of Laniaana aceording t8 the
laols which went Ia prove lis
right q the position. they recon
mended Tie adoption If arssoln
ton recognizing him as Governors
and this IL order "a create no more
trouole ln TIE state, and to re
establish quiet And peace.
What, therefore. VAS the uss ol
tbe compromise Would We not
hare obtained at least. the yery
sane rights granted to us bv the
compromise and perhaps more)l
haa W. permitted Congress to dg.
eide Tie questions al issue We
ne 81 opinion that much more
would baye been obtnned for FL
N eertain that lug very same priv-
4
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8rxe8li4
afal afon
M aniaa
SIS p
6d IBID eoan e
intimidation pgde
ite oWaas
people returned elect
PSI on maiofIty Ihe press
.9i she Whole country denouaeed
M proceeding ~ q mast posis
Y maau exon tile report of n
eongF ioaal Committee. termed
the proceedings IS lrauausoni 9is
Honest Md unwarra bat agIll
ihe great sacrifice had Is BE- con
eliminated W iiafe she bilious
desires and wishes 81 u. s. Grant,
President of the United siafes.
Bragely Che baitIe against This
asurpati0n Was fought by tlie Con
servalise party; tot two years
their appeals 10 tAs people III
favor of State Rights were heard
throughout tlis br0ad Hand.
Our cause vas brought to the
Congress 81 Gle United States
and alter q hard struggle, inst.
ahen we were about to reap the
fruits 81 onr labora our principles
we're abandoned. and 4 eompro
mise entered into with ths Kellogg
Government. Through our legally
elected representatives. Louisiana.
81 &c Wheeler compromise. de
elarea herself in fa7of 81 sbs abo-
Iiiiou ST State Rights, and bent Ter
9nca proud head ia the nsurped
dietatoriM powers Of u. S Gram,
oi the United States.
WIN. Z. Kellogg the wonld-be |
1T Louisiana, had him I
declared elected Is 1872. The
Republican press went so far Al
q point ID the election 81 1874.
.he result of which 10 forever
'lose she mouth u tIe co. serv
BYE pariy. as IL wpa argued lhe
election would atifY ihe rights ST
4 llog ID iae gubernas0rial chair
i Louisiana. and slis ay major
~ ny the people declaring them
.slyes ID favor Of tile Republican,
mrty What has been the fesuIt
3 IL "a II
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Inadvertently omitted to
aae l9 en ihe lss inst of
Aoohef akYa little vest
e lc n Pass The crew.
ing and ails were IS ged.
ae boot i total loss No
General ympasby is
YALE sha owner caps Green
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COLUMBUS Duo, March A Eth
the ouss to,6lag j joint rssaIa-
tioh asting Congress tafeencp
tlle iesidepss saHtry III We GOO
9 Eaar was aaonled
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, lGth street
G. L. THOMPSON, l7h street.
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BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD d MCGREGOR.
Enterprise b kerry
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LEATHER & FINDINGS.
SIEPHEN BON, 18th street.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BANKS.
ATTORNEYS

D. MCLAUGHLIN, ferguson sfrea
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. l.. HOLT, POst-ofce Building
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BLACKSMITHING,& &C.
II. HAAS, Themes street
j. NEALON, IHomes street
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FIRST NATIONAL IRHJ Tee
STEBBINS, WILBOR & co,
Fe1,gL on sk-cet
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CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
). II. WOODS, Eddy street
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BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 1871 y,,aet
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy street
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CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, I6M street
Marks MGER, EDDY street
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
5. IL. WOOD. Eddy street
w. l.. COAKLEN, I6th strest
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FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, 1914 ST
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CHEF ENNE


CHEZ
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
D. MCLAUGHLIN, ferguson sfree
BANKS. .E
FIRST NATIONAL ImFZ
SrEBBINS, WILBOR d GO,
Ft1gL on street
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD q McGREGOR.
Enterprise B kerry
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 1871 street
BLACKSMITHING,& &C.
II. HAAS, Themes street
J. NEALON, Ihomes street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, IGlh sh,eef
G. L. THOMPSON, In street.
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, IGLh street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G. l.. HOLT, Post-ofce Building
CLOTHING.
3. HELLMAN, 18Th street
MARKS < MYER, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
). II. WOODS, Eddy street
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, EddV street
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). IL. WOOD. Eddy street
w. l.. COAKLEY, 1871 stress
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, I6n ST
GROCERIES.
L. II. LEIBEY. 1911 street
PEAsE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
|. &. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD & MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
L. NAGLE, Ferguson street
GUNS, sc.
FREUND & BRO. Eddy street
HARDWARE.
II. HOUSMAN, Ferguson street
f. SCWEIKERT, I6th street
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN HOUSE, 18TH street
OVERS HOTEL, Eddy street
EAGLE HOTEL, 17h street
! ENGLISH HOUSE, SIN street
RAILROAD HOUSE l.. +. Depot
PLANTERS HOUSE, 10th Street
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN &c PARK, 18Th street
D. MILLER, I'm street
SETTER, MARSH & CO, 1911 ST.
LIVERY STABLES.
w. NJ. WARD, l6H street
r. G. MAYNARD, 10th Street
q. ". SMELL, 1871 Street
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
!. CORKISH & CO., 17th-st.
DAWSON 6 HALVES, I5th street
LIQUORS.
E .NAGLE, I'm street
l.. MURRIN, l7th Street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
F. LANDAU, 17h street
PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON,
Ferguson street
j. T. FUTILE, HiH street
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. A. ]. uOGG, Eddy street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CORLETT & STEVENS,
Ferguson street
G.. w. SMELL,
Black Hills
Feed and Sale Stable,
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COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING

Neatly, eheapIy aud expeditIousIy execute Card
1f every al ape aud kind. Bill Head, Letisr ana
Nots hnadiags. Rlauxs pf every kind. POsierr
ste- printed on rhOrt nrdrr. Having 4 new 10
ofType and Presses. we can d" handsome wurE
1t low uric ..
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CAMP Observation-Disclosures.
John D Dcvin, Capt. 9Th Inf0ntry. Command.
ing.
Hayden Delaney. 2d Lieut. 9Th Infantry, Post
QuaTtermh-ICr.
Or. Wood. AssistaEt Surgeon, L. S. 4. and Posi-
Surgeon.
-. V. FetiyE, \. A. Surgcon-PoSt Surgeon.
". r. iofmTn. lat Lieutenant 9Th infantry. com.
maud!ng Co. X.
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GROCERIES.
L. II. LEIBEY, 1911 sireet
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
|. &. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
UNDERWOOD & MCGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery.
Il. NAGLE, Ferguson street
GUNS, &C.
FREUND & BRO. Eddy street
, 1875-01-07
Jranfreid.

Narts, 5, San, Seoru Houlr
puroe seltern obne je9li6e r0llsiOl'
Geremonie beeroist. neber 100000
ger}onen folstsn Der 2ei9e; bieles tuirf
ols cine ~srobartise rooifale Semoaltra=
tto1, a%ngclebsn, Inter ben prom'nenter
aamelenben tuaren Souls Blanc, gifto'
S9Dl6er nno Ira9o.
Yaris, 6, San. Sic S%onapartiIten
aelpinnen tdelid mebr 4nban9 uro o1e
9esitimilten linb entldloien, Die gtatto=
Understandings mDsli4l in auenataB=
nabmen su bebemmen, falls Die &eltau=
ration bes &onistbums Ii6 als unmO9.
lid ermeilen iplte.
@ie perlautetv min YraIioent Mtac=
Mobon in elmer anoeren Sot19oft DIE
Notional : DISCRIMINATING angebeu, rllr
ole contitutioneueu @eiebe 5u timmell.
, 1875-01-07
9uldaOit1f gepslhsn.

Wa5b o n, ben 6. Samuar.
Sas Cabinet trat seitern in Sibung uno
beipru9 Die Situation in 2ouiliana ;
man 1T iebr sufrisoen nit benz @erfab=
zen Der 8unoestruppen uno be9t poles
8ertrauen gu Der Ginli@t oes@en. 9beri-
ban. Meue 8efeble linb ni6t e%rlalien
uorben. Sic Administration inopflirt
Den @@winbsl Der Stimmensdblunss=
8ebOrbe uno miro Die bon berfelben ein=
sslebte @~eleBsebuns i9iben. auBer-
Dem uurben nod Die 3ultdnoe in Spa-
MEN bcIpru9en.
w=O rIeans. 6. San. 9ie
Mitslieber Der 8aumwoaenb6rle BON
9ouiliana baben seltern cine @eriamm=
lung abssbalten, in ipel3er ie ben Be-
ri9t Sberiban's an bas ariessminiite=
rum iiber Die 3uitdnoe in 2o%uiliana als
Griinounsen unb 9erldumbunsen err
tldrsn. 9ie Staot itIrubis.
, 1875-01-07
8ermil0teS

Morb. Sim Morsen bes %. 9es.
febrte Gbarles Spring, elm Sei5er an
8oro beg 99leppbampfers u8m. u.
Senne1sp," melaer am Bier 50, Gait
&iuer, Nem=Dort, lag, mad elmer our6=
madten Nadt surid uno ndberte Ii6
Der S9ldfltele zines atloeren 9eisers,
Namens Yeter 9apis, ben er gu meden
perlu9te. Miau nimmt an, baB Spring
ltart mar unb, ais 9aois li6 peigerte
oufSuiteben, entlpann 1i9 Swii@en ben
8eioen Elm Streit pon @orten fam es
gu 9ieben uno l6lieBli9 er9riff Spring
cine sroBe Seile, tuel6e CT Ieinem Seq
ner in ben nnterleib itieB. Dfit einem
Maf1hrei ~itiir5te Sapis 5u 8ooen, uno
als Spring iab, mas er setban, ma9te
er ib eili9it aug oem Staube uno marc
bisber nod nidt ersriHen. 9as StDb=
nen bes 8erlpunoeten medte Die mbrige
Manni6aft, man bolte einen 4rst ber=
bel uno oieler orbnete bic ue6erfii6run9
BON 9apis mad Dem Seaepue 9oipitale
an, mo- er am Samitas ieinen 9eioen
erlag. @dbreno leines Iufentbaltes
I'M So1pitale mar 9apis 10 l6wa6, oaB
nan nar wenig Snformation %erlan9en
fonnte es 16eint inoeb feit5uiteben, oab
apil9en ben beibeu Mdnnern feline 4ni=
molitdt beitano uno oab Spring Die
Shat int Borne uno an9efeuert our9
l9le6ten Wisfep begging. Ser Grmor=
oete mar elm iunser Mann, 81 Sabre
aft er batte feline 8ermanbte bier 6u
9anoe, iein 9ater uno feline Nfuttee le=
ben in Gnslouo.
, 1875-01-07
Maenten ~1erlanat>

DR.. FoorE IL Der gerfaHer r,ebrerer itebtetnii&es
gDerte, rpn benen ems iber 100000 gremplare 0bfas
sefunbet bat. Gin ;pettes uDas Wenfdenfsatm" pber
,,Sfene gpltsipradt unb sefunber Wsnf&euSefaub,"
bat etnen abfab BON iber 10000 erreidt. Dieies lestere
Dert erfdsint lest ensltfd unb bsutf&. Gin neueree
gDerf ,,gDiHenG6aft unb Dtdtun8" pter SAMMY TUBBs,
Der tussnblias &rst, unb spoNslE, Der Idftse &ife, err
faeiat p~prldufs muir enslifa. Iesen SnbaltspsraeiG-
niHe bieier gBsrie wpae man i& entwsner at DR.. FooTB
tusabta Sber on bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
129 East 18th Street, New York.
Asentsn wertsn fir ben 8ertrteb biefer gDerte ~serlanst
unb erbalten fstr sinfise 9sttnsansen. Ss raan&sr
asent bat fGpa bura ben gertauf tieier Werfe f4 ben
@runbfein sa etnent tleinen @erraBssn eelest. ,Das
Menfaenfpt.m" it fir Grpaafene unb pWtdenfdaft unb
Didtuns" fit bic Sasenb elm sprSialides, lebrreidss unb
tatereIante$ Mert. Gin Subaltspsr3etdnis Der gDefe
meIaes franco per Ysf an iebe abreie ~perianbt wirb.
sisbt cine ppnfdnhise Beidrstbans %ssrislbsn. glS1
einmal:
Mgenten pber Golporteare %perlangt.
Abreiiire tpie oben.
, 1875-01-07
Merieo.

Meyic o, 80. Sea. Ser rSario"
perDTentli9te ben pfisielen Segt Der
Dem Srn. Ylrmb sur Grbauung Der
~gouuo : 2eon : gilenbabn" mad &io
@ranoe semdbrten Gon5eiion.
Sie cDmmersiellen 8e5iebnnsen Megl
eo's nit ben iioli6en 9afen Der Ser.
Gtaaten unb ct. Souls linb in ral3em
3unebmen besrifen.
GIN gomite Der Stem ArleanIer San=
belsfammer 1T in 0era Grna ansefom=
men.
Sn Der sar5en &epublif fommen se=
9enpartig $50 3eitunseu beraus.
, 1875-01-07

SC m:O D + t, 6. San. @eltern
fauo Die idbrli6e geriteiseruns berSise
in Der Ylpmoutb@air6e itatt, Sas
bD6fte @ebot NOR $3.50, Der bilisite
Sib bradte $40. SIM oorisen Sabre
betrus Der @eiammterlos $5s,346, in
i elem Sabre sinsen $70,319 Elm. Sic
bD9iten Mnsebote ma9ten 8, 3. Glaf=
lin uno s.. 6. 8omen.
, 1875-01-07
Gu ropaiidle ua@riAtsn

Oe|lau, BUR Der ont II. Oe5br.
6soorjtebeuoen Infunft oeS &atlers,
bee bic Giulaouns sur Ebeilnabnle an
ben ber3oglid)en Sa9oen angeaommen
Sat, peroen bereitS srobe Sorbereltuls
gen setrofcn.
Sci bsm ieeissm nieorisen @aiier'
ftanoe Der Glbe treten Die I9(edten
Tabrltelen red)t 9eroor uno 10 fonnte
es palliren, oaB por unsefabr pier5ebn
Taseu mebrere Dampfi9iife, 6loils uno
&abne in Der Nabe oes Dortes Nice<
mest uoQitanois liesen bleiben muBten.
Iuf loiortiss' Iusei9e an Die ber3oslide
Tssieruns unS an bie DIRECTION oer
Observation-Disclosures @eleuidaft wurs
ben Initalten setroffen, Nas 8ett oeS
GlufeS BON beioen Seiten burd Gin>
rammeu BON Yfablen uno Gtnieeen Don
8rettern 3u oerensen 1nS gelang es
bierourd, bisis SteQe pieoer fabrbar
gu MAIDEN.
Hubrort. Sci bent lett ben Ieetsa
Monaten bsrridenbsn unsepobnlid ME.
brisen WaGsrtanoe inn Wbsin iino ole
grimmer Der Dor etpa 600 Sabrsn nit
einsm Gbsils Der Ortidaft sleidsn @a.
mems untersesansenen &ir6e gu Salea
unterbalb Gubrort mieoer gum Iorldein
setommsn,-oer Stride, in melder audi
Sic ginmobner BON Sombers, Nubrort
uno Neuenfamp Seiner .3cit ibrsn Got.
tesoienlt bielten. Die Stride gu Salen,
cine Der a~lteiten ocS 2anoe8, mar nad
einsm an Sen bamalisen &ector oes
@ymualiums f5u Duisburs 9ertdteteu
Sriefe Oes 8rafen Qerrmann bon 0eue'
mar uno Mors aus DEM Sabr 1871,
|10n uno ltarf gebaut lte ltaub bamal8
in @eIa9r, bel Der erltem lleberiawem.
muna sertrimmert gu weroen. Der
@rai peute iie, Sa lte unrettbar perloren
ldien, abbred)en uno in SomberS mieoer
aufbauea ~lalien, fano ieoo@ pielieitisen
Wioerlpru1, inbem man por9ab, tie
i9lee bic Srte 8aerl unb Binsbeim
sesen bic @ewalt oss Stromss, Der,
.uenn le absebro1en iei, Die sanse @es
geno Bis ua9 Srlop peruiiten lperoe.
90 untsrblieb bic Ibtrasuns Der &ir9e,
Die bann mobl balb nod 1871 bonn
&beiu serlt0rt unb iiberf lutet wuroe.
@raf Serrmann aber erwarb fGufll9
oas in Sombers befinoli9e Minorlten'
Nonuenflolter unb perlicb Die &lolter'
firde ben 6eformirten ais @rlae fur
tire i'm &bein heterogeneous .Yfarr'
firhe. @ie oben bsmerft, mar in fritz
berer Belt audi unlere Stabt, obwobl
OamalS Ourb ben &beia oauon setrennt,
in Salen etnsepfarrt.
SSln. 8on BEN GanSibaten fir bic
bisltss SberbirgermeiIterteQe iouen Die
Oberbarssrmeilter p. @inter in Dan3i9,
wslaer lib bic isst inoeB nod nidt our
Innabme bsreit ertlart bat, 8eiseOrb'
meter b. Weile BON bier, unb Sch. Sber'
Electromagnetic unb Gommtiiar in,
&ei1stansleramt b.. Niberbims nunmsbr
bic mtsilte Gusli9t baben, seuablt gu
werben. IuBer bteien lteben nod Die
| folssnoen bier Serren auf Der 3ilte:
NSp. sNnmalt @loen bon bier, Oberbir.
9ermeilter 8eder in DortmunS, Ober'
&ssisruussratb Eblnne in StraBbnrs
unO Der electromagnetic 0Orlter in Go'
blsna /; bic abrisen 16 GanoiOaten finb
in;wiiden bon Ser 2ifte seitriaen tuOr'
ben.
Oa bic beiben Gasfabritsn innerbalb
Der Stabt ni9t msbr ausreiden, ben
Gonium III heden. habsn bic Sta6tusr'