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Mr.. Isham's Lecture.

We sske pAe~sare I'm eassuy ~''e"sN""
to the advertisement in our paper OF n
Lecture to be given by Mr.. Charles r.
Ieham, and we can assure our readers
that they will miss rich treat they fail
to attend The object itself is worthy
one and should bring out large
audience.
The subject. Woman" will excite
the curiosity Of all who know MIR. lsham,
and we will guarantee that it will be
handled in manner that will please and
benefit the audience.
Come boys, what do you say to giving
Charley bumper?
Recollect Friday night and take your
lady to the Lecture.
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JESSE TURNER.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
LITTLE Rock, january 22, lS15.
Mn j S. DuNIIAM-

Mr., j S. DuNuAM-
Dear Sir: In your issne Of January
Eth | read as following: "Col Shoe
maker SAYS the vote Of the Hon James
Greig. on the Louisiana resolutions, does
not meet the appreciation Of his constit
dcnts With your permission, | will
state for the benefit of Col Shoemaker
and all Others who may feel an interest
in the subject, had | been instructed, or
had | consulted my own feelings, it is
more than probable that would have
voted for the measure, but was governed
by far higher considerations. | labored
under the impression that the people of
Crawford county, and indeed the whole
people Of the South, had prodted by the
sad experience Of the last fifteen years,
but it appears ! am mistaken. If they
would condcsccnd to take retrospective
view OF the course Of events during that
memorable period, think they wi!lagree
with me that public men, on all public oc
casions, should be governed by the spirit
Of moderation. Had our public men, in
the past, been governed by such princi.
pies, we would not at the present mo
meut le suspended over the brink of de
struction and urging that the very men
who hold our destinies in the hollow Of
their hands, ought to be denounced in
unmeasurcd terms. The very fact that
the Joint Committee of the House and
Senate modified and remodlcd the reso.
lutions, is demonstrative evidence that
my vote, TO ray the least OF it, was not
far wrong l am doubtful whether my
vote would have done the people Of Lou
isiana any good, and am certain that it
did the people Of our State no harm. If
\ it is The desire Of the people of our Coun.
ty that their public men should, on every
occasion. assume IN arrogant and def.
an, attitude, they made blundcr IN send
ing me here. state for the Information
Of all, that the interests Of the people is
with me paramo ount to all considerations.
Those who know me best will, l verify
believe, be satisfied with the above ex.
planation. Allow me on the present oc.
casion, to express my gratitude to some
Of my constituents who have remembered
me IN u more agreeable manner,
| Respectfully,
JANIS GRri0
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Please to Take Notice.

Robt 7. LarRen. junior partner Of the New
York asolieiting agency Of W. J. Largen &
Isso- will exhibit IN Van Buren,, about the
slsA NJ February. a handsome sample Of
xosts from The houses they represent embra.
cisx hatsy clothing, boess, shoss. crockery and
xlssswase. sts. They have also added groce-
rIsr end lry -ensds 10 tl'eIr agency. Look out
Tor the ssmplss On tlSd 10Th. r aG.3w
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Frank LeSiie's LddV's Mn0dziue.

In addition TO its full display Of carefully des
signed and beautifully colored engravings, repre-.
senting the latest American and European fash.
ions, aud accompanied by minute and accurat.
descriptions each Number of Frank Leslie's Lady's
Magazine is an album Of choice art pictures and
cuts, illustrative Of scenery, incidents, custome
and manners while its letter press consists Of
rial stories of thrilling interest, brilliant sketches
useful household receipts and nm agreeable mis-.
cellany oforigina and translated articles. $3.50
a year.
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in reference tothese matters will be sent
to Atty. Gen. Williams on Friday or Sat
urday. The Western district of Arkansas
extends over tie whole Indian territory,
and the corruption detailed in this report
will be remembered by the readers OF the
Republican as the subject of frequent
communication in its columns last sum
NOR an 4 fall
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Sherifl''s Sale.

| WILL sell at Public Sale. ut the Court
l. House door. in the Town of Van Buren,.
County of Crawford. State of Arkansas, on
the
9th day of February, 1875,
ani between the hours ofjudicial sales to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. the following
described lots or parcels of lands situate and
lying in said Town, County and State to wit:
Lots No. |, ,. 3, /. 3 and g. in Block No. 40 and
Lots No. and G. in Block No. 66. as
known and described on the Map and
Plat ofSurvcy ofthe Town of Van
Buren,, Ark. on file in the Re-
cOrder'S Office Of said
County,
to satisfy an execution in my hands, issued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
County. on transcript Of a judgment filed
in the Clerks office Of said Court. which
Judgment was rendered in the Justice Of the
Peace Court of John J. Burrow, on the 10th
day of October 1874. In favor of George w,
Stoneroad against John B Ogden and Charles
II Drennca. said lots and parcels OF land
were levied upon bv me as the property of
John b. Ogden by virtue of said execution.
J. + WINFREY. sheriff
of Crawford Co.. Ark.
BY Tuos. W. DAVIS, Deputy sheriff.
Jan. II. 1871
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Dentistry.

Dh. R. d. SEALS will visit Van Buren,
m Wednesday,, the 9Th inst, and remain
fouv dsyes IAN In want OF work ~ his
lios will take notice and govern shem.
selves accordingly.
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Lecture Friday Night.

It will be seen. BY reference to another col
umu that there Il to be lecture at the Court
House. Friday night. bya young man Of our
town, the object Of which Is to obtain means
wherewith to purchase an organ for the Cath
olic church at this place. We hope that eve
rybOdy. will attend.
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Frank LeSlie's Ladg's journal.

The leading fashion weekly of the country in
which are set forth all the latest American fash.
ions, which are designed by our frst.cl New
York artists in dress. well as the latest crea-
tons of the best Partisan fashion leaders. Our
readers are always certain of seeing in our pic.
lures, and Of reading in the descriptions thereof
the very latest and newest of all the newer styles
from the acknowledged fashion fountains of the
world. Price 10 cents Number, or 81 year.
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.-'-s-,A LtsIie's TLi--~oy ">'"e'.
The best story paper for the frcside and the
family circle that has ever been published in
America. The fact that its initial Number at once
took strong hold on tie public, and that from
1863 to the present time it has failed to gain
every week in circulation and influence, is the
surcst guarantee of its thorough excellence. Price,
10 cents a Number, or 81 a year.
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N office.

NOTICE is hereby given that THOMAS
= W. DAVIS has been appointed by me
Deputy Sherii OF this County and viii have
charge of the Office and attend to all business
presented to the same In my absence. and AS
my assistant. All other appointments of
deputies are revoked.
j. +. WlNEREY,
sheriff Crawford Co.. Ark,
Van Barren. Doc. H. 1874,
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tE We welcome to our table that staunc h
old democratic paper. the Irish World. 1t Is
partly religious aud partly political, pa
per. and Il one Of the most welcome to our
table Of our exchanges.
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DAY AND BOARDING
HIGH SCHOOL,.
MISS LEILA GARDNER
GIVES notice hat her School will open on
Monday, Sept. eth,
at the
BOS1ICK HOUSE

RAMS OF TUITION
High School DeIartmcnt per mo, 81 90
intermediate d" 90
Primary 90
school opcus Mnday Sept. Z, but scholars
are received at ap time
4 few Young hdy Scholars. can De accom-
moated with boail, in the family of the PrIn-
cipal
Parents and dporons are earnestly request
ed to interest themselves In the progress of
their children, AM toassist me In making the
School profitable to them.
LEILA GARDNER.
Sep s,ms
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Notary Public,

Mr.. Charles Ribling has been appoint
ell by Gov. Garland Notary Public vice
Burkley Neal, Esq, resigned. This is a
good appointment Mr. Rbling will be
found ready to take Acknowledgements at
his place Of business. Give him call
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Van Buren,, Thursday. Friday and Saturday
January -, -. 80. I.r.
. All tax payers arc requested to be prompt,
in meeting me at their respective precincts
and thereby save time and cost
J, f. WINFRY.
Collector Of fCraw ford Co.. Ark.
Van Buren. Dee. - 1875
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Sllcrif's Sale.

| WILL sen az rublic Slic, ~. tho Court
- ffuu-o uvs''. ." .,A Ats-rs+s sr..s,7 ,'rr.vt
County of Crawford. State of Arkansas. on
the
9th day OF February, 1878,
AID between the hours Of judicial sales. to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. the following
described lands situate aud lying in said
County. tu-Wit:
Part Of the y !. of the S W a, containing 81
acres more or less, and part of the W = of
the y w a, containing S3 acres
more or less of 10, L
8, Il 81 West,
to satisfy an execution in my Lands, issued
by the Clerk of the Circuit Court on the 10th
day of June. 1874. in favor of Robert II. Love
against Richard Thruston and Michael Lynch.
Said lands have been levied upon by me bv
virtue of said execution as the property OF
Richard ThrustOn.
j. +. WlNFREY. Sheriff
of Crawford County Ark.
By Tnos. W. DAVE, Deputy Sheriff.
Jan. IA, 1871.
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UAt the etate election In Michigan. Judge
I%sae r. ChrIstiancy. conservative, United
Ssases senator. beating Chandler.
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FRANK LESLEE'S
PUBL1CATiC = NJ s

Franh Lesiie's Illustrated Newspaper.
The leading pictorial paper OF America, in
which are illustrated all the prominent events
and incidents of The day. 10 cents copy, or 81
year.
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Frank LesNe's Boys Of america

This is monthly magazine to which Brace.
bridge Hemyng, Esq, the vel known author OF
the Jack Harkawayh series Of stories, is a regu
lar contributor. Mr.. Hemyng is expressly and
exclusively engaged by Mr.. Leslie. and every new
production of his appears first in Of the Leslie
publications. Those Of Mr.. Hemyng's stories
which are p,int.i in the Boys Of America are ex.
clhsvcly published in that publication. This
magazine is also otherwise filled with the best
works Of other authors, and has other features
which give il first place among the leading pub.
cations of the land. Price, Is cents a Number
or 81 80 year.
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Tax N Office.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will meet
~ the tax payers OF Crawford county. Ar
kansas, for the purpose ofcollectiug the taxes
due for the year 1874, at the following times
and voting precincts. to-wit:
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~ The state OF Nebraska has elected Hon.
A.. s. Paddock, republican U, 5. Senator
beating Thaycr.
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Trunk LesH6's Boys and Girls Weekly

TIHHh LtNIFt DUUo HHH UWtS tPNIV
Affords to the youth Of America series of orig
inal and interesting Stories, and an amount Of
general intelligence fitted to the tastes of the boys
and girls for whom it is specially designed which
cannot be matched by any similar publication in
the land Price, cents Number 50 So year
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------.--->~N~.

II The Sun and World are full Of the Bee
chcer-trial proceedings. The Mutual Friend"
Moalton, has been on the stand iour, days, and
ismost clear and explicit In his evidence.
Mr.. lIeecher's counsel viii have to do Won
ders if they succeed In disp'iling the impress
slon made on the minds Of the jury by the
pointed and simple testimony OF Mr.. NJ.
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Frank Leslies Budget Of Fun.
Notice

ISMEREBl GiVENN, That at the January Term
! s,o, OF the Probate Court Of Crawford county,
hrhahsas' the following administrations filed thelr
roter eAe,utrk OF the estate Of Josiah Foster, Jr
% %ascsns,a. B' Brown. admr of the estate Of Josi-
ah roster, Jr,, deceased Now. therefore, all per.
sons Interested in the settlement Of said estates are
nctepy called upon to come forward and file ercep-
uons thefets II any they have, on or before the sec
9ha oay the next term OF said court or they shn
az @ barred from excepting TO said accounts or
1875.
2e-3w Ed, A. SCOTT, CLERK,
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tX- Persons can get just as much mail as
they want as It Is now dealt out by the Gross.
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II Tennessee, Wisconsin Minnesota and
Rho,ls Island, have not been able to elect L..
S. senators yet. Andy johnson leads In Ten
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n office.
Proposal for Sale of County Bonds.

DG an order of the County Court Of Craw-
ID ford County. Arkansas, ut the January
Term, 1919, viii receive Sealed Proposals,
for the sale to the County of it, Bonds Of the
issue of 1861, until the first Monday in April
next. 1915. to the amount Of the special fund
then on hand. said Proposals to be endorsed: ::
" Proposals to sell County Bonds, issued 1861.
and signed by the parties or agents, holding
The same, Proposals to be opened in opened
in open Court on said day, ami bonds pur
chased from the lowest bidder.
E). 4. StOTT, Clerk.
Van Buren,, Crawford Co.. Ark. Jan. IL, IS.
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Notice.
Commissioners Sale.

DG virtue Of decree of Honorable Circuit
- Court of Crawford county. on Chanccry
side. at the October term. 1874 in case OF
Charles n Mcdowell VS.. John B. Shaw, ct. al o..
l. rs Commissioner named in said decree. will
sell to the highest bidder. at the Court House
door of said County, in the town OF Van Bu-
rcn, on
22D DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873,
within the hours of judicial sales the follow
ing described tracts or parcels land, to-Nit:
The NV Il Il. See q, the NE 4 and NV i,
See %. and l3i acres more or less in SW
Il 4. Sec 10 the S = See II. and all
the land lying Sof the \ :, of See
%, and North Of Frog Bayou.
all IN T ., North X
30 West,
situate in said County. at the mouth of Frog
Bayou, or Clear Creek, and known as the
Shaw Farm
TERMS OF SALE--Credit of 3 months. pur-
chaser giving note with approved security
and leiD on land retained for purchase money
Deed made when purchase money paid.
A. J. WARD. Comm'r.
Van Buren, Ark. Jan -. '75--4w
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e. to S0O Per Day at home Terms free. Ad
tN,D N.V dress q. STISsOS Co, Portland,
Maine. jan. .20-ly.
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N NOtice.
{

CLERKS OFFICE, CRAWFORD Co, ARK.i
January Doth, 1915 I
4 STATEMENT of allowances made by the
n County Court, January term, 1873 to- wit: !:
Sherff's fees 500 65
deputies fees, 3G7 10
Constables III IL
justices Of The Peace, 40 25
Clerks fees for tax books, 1913 30
= other fees ll2 40
Supervisors and Judge Co. Court, II 90
School Superintendent $50 90
Jail guard, wood and repairs, 342 ~
Paupers 724 80
Witness before Justice Peace, 63 80
" Grand Jury, 30 90
Circuit Court, 80 50
Judges, Clerk and Supervisors
of elections, 800 90
Roads, 70 80
Court House lepars, 6s O5
50 lS2 81
hereby certify that the above statement is cor
rect Given under my hand and official seal
the days and date above mentioned
ED. A. SCOTT Clerk.
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Fronh Lesltes Pleasant Honrs.

Fronh Lcshe's Pleasant Hours.
This is repository Of pleasant stories and pop.
ular information, and contains more th an was ever
prcviousl, given Tor the money. Single Numbers,
ID cents; 81 80 year.
Franh Leslie's Young american.
The largest paper devoted to the American
youth ever published. Six serials weekly! Hosts
Of Short Stories, Humorous Letters "Our Mark.
ct, y" Club Matters, Puzzles Prizes, etc. (: ANA.
teur Contributions Docsticks Sayings Misocl.
i""eous 'teh's' Price Scents; SO per year.
Frank Lesiies Bvdget Of Fan
perfect compendium of the latest specimens
OF American Fun aud Humor together with all the
funny gleanirgs Of the foreign papers. The bee,
funny, Monthly, Of ts peculiar style, now pub.
llshed, Price, l5 cents a Number, or 81 80
year Address,
FRANK LESLIE,
4w' 537 Pearl Street, ". Y.
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The st, Louis Republicans Washing
ton correspondent Of the goth writes as
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
my fathers permission, be would call again OF

my fathers permission, be would call again on
the following day. -,
"Surely, you will remain with us!" said
papa. "You will find the room you former
iy occupied in readiness for you now"
DR.. Wardlaw hesitated. "You are very
kind" he rejoined, "but I did not anticipate
intruding myself upon your hospitality; l
have already made arrangements to stay at
the village hotel" =,
"I beg you will not think ofsuch thing"
was papa's reply. 1t will give me great pleas
ure to have you here, for as long period as
you will favor me with your company"
"My stay will necessarily be short one, ,"
said DR.. Wardlaw. II am compelled to re-.
turn home the day after tomorrow"
"Short or long, l trust you will pass it un,
der my roof. Rosamond, ring the bell; L
will give orders to have DR.. Wardlaw's horse
properly cared for
While our visitor was thanking him, with
few graceful words of acceptance, for his
hospitality, message was brought that some
one especially desired to see my father at the
door. He gave me, I thought, an uneasy
glance; but with an apology for leaving the
room, went to answer the summons.
The next moment DR.. Wardlaw had my
hand in his.
"Were you very much surprised to see
me?" he asked, bending forward with a
smile.
"Very," I answered, shyly.
II have come to plead my cause. Do you
think will be successful p
I shook my head. 81 am afraid" replied
in low tone, there is very little hope. .
II will have your cooperation though, will
I not?"
II have done all I could am afraid to
20 too far"
"Tell me candidly, Rosamond, does your
father dislike me?
mo, indeed ;he likes you very much-as a
friend only"
"Does he2 Then have hope. But you
know, whatever happens, you are mine-mine
always; are you not ?"
1 looked at him wistfully; my eyes gave
him the answer my lips still feared to utter
Gall will be WE'LL he said, pressing my
hand "Do not fear" At this moment we
heard my father returning, and we could say
no more. This dialogue, brief as it was, had
given ue nope alSo, aHu L HelI W oeu Will q
lighter heart than I had borne for days.
l awoke in the morning, feeling as if Dr..
Wardaw's arrival must be dream but |
was convinced of the reality Of it by Matilda's
lrrepressible chatter on the subject. l had
scarcely finished dressing when there was a
knock at my door, and, to my surprise, aunt
Mabel entered.
Don't look at me as if had dropped from
the clouds, my dear" she exclaimed, gaily.
"Did you not know that your papa had sent
over for me to come and play hostess to your
visitor?"
had not known it before; but was very
glad of it, aud l told her So felt that it
would be great relief to me to have her
there. 1t would save me from much embar-
rassment. and her CHEEKY, sunshiny presence
would be a support under any difficulties
which might arise in the unusual circumstan.
ces of our present position.
TO BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
CHE Slurk Circuit Court.
TRIAL OF
J. ALBERTUS HOPE AND MARY E. HOPE,
FOR THE MURDER OF
MISS MARY ISABELLA CASTLES.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

In the Court Of Sessions for the County Of York, his n
4. J. Mackcy mcsiding.-Ocl"bcr term, 1875.
, 1875-09-30
Cnroldi[dle naAtiAten.

Serltn. Der Sag BON Seoun III in
gerlin ;icu,li9 aQssmein 9efeiert wors
ben. Die SaupttraBen waren reid
be las9t uub AUDI IN ben mtferntsrsn
StabtsesenOen lab man DetoratiOuen.
Sn ben StraBen mar Elm iebr reyes 0ss
ben, bic SAulen warcn 9eldlofen, Die
Shiler nad Dem Inboren Don Neoen
unO patriotliden @eldnseu ~entlalien.
mebrers 6abriten feierten, 10 baB To-
mentlib Inter ben 2inoen uno in Ser
SrieoridfraBe Elm GROCER GOnflur
6eierta9Slultissr ftattfano. Dab Die
Habsn 9%s0ffnet waren, auf ben StraBen
epflaltert uno 9earbcitet wuroe, 1tOrte
Ole quite 2aune oer SpaSicrsat9er nidt,
man id.int iid an Die babe" 6eier
oes oenfwiroigen Cages nadgerabe gu
sewObnsn. I'm 1 ubr bate ii9 Dor
Dem @atbbauis cine 3ablreibe Wen9e
perlammelt, I'M Der 0eltmulif BON
Sburme bei;umobncn. Sn banfcus'
wertber @eile bate eieSma( baS Bolis
seiprdlibium Die u%mlie9enoen Strabcn
benz Wascnuerfebr pcrl6loiien, 10 oaB
bic @borale nno patriotilAen 2ieoer
meItbln pernebmbar waren. Bon bort
aus ains oer Strom nab benz Srisos
ri9sbain gu Der BON Yirsern bss flint.
ten (Sf.) DiltriftS peranltalteten pas
triotil9sn Seier, Die lctoer Our1 bic
Seibafti9un9 Der Wtilitdrmniifer beim
Wtan0rer nm enOertbalb StunOen pers
5o9ert wuroe. @e9en bulb bier l1br
leRte lib oer Bug, an weldem lid CO.
1000 Sir9er betbetli9ter, pom TrIeos
rihSOcntmal aus our1< Acn Satn in
8swesuns mad Dem Ylae> ipelben bas
Dentmal fir bic in Den lesten orei &rie.
gen sefallenen SSbne oe5 Oiitrifts
I9miden iou. Den @runbfsin lstbt
bs3eiAnste cine bonn Uilobauer Galan.
oreul aufseltelltc Golohalbalte oes &ai.
ier8, I'M oielelbe berum bate Der ltaoti.
ld)e @artsnsS nlpettor NOnnefamp cinen
prahtuolsn @arten nit Sranserisn uno
3eppi1bseten selhaIfen. On Dem 3use
bet9eilisten ii9 ais Yertreter Der StaOt
SberbIrgsrmeliter Sobrebt, Der Staots
Observation-Disclosures Or. StraBmann
uuo mebrere Staotuerpronete. Nuf Dem
Teltplase au9efummen. b cit Oitrifts'
oor(teber Nihter nah benz 9elangs Der
,@ad)t am 6bein' cine furSe, fraftise
Nnlpra@s, Wtlde nit einem bs9etltert
aufsenpmmensn Sod auf Den &ailer
i4loB, Bon Da besab fid Der Seltaus
ann Neitmahls im Saale Ger GOhr't'
(hsn 0ran.rs,- be: -Ssiluem 6srr Rih-
, 1875-09-30
%5alanOitd)s gepeIAeu.

&c 9apen, Conn, %. Septbr.
Die Sabrif Der Stem 9upen @eb-Go
in Gentrepiae bel Stem. 9apen 9ing ge=
fern in 5lammen auf; auberbem wuroc
Die 9faoelfabrif BON Geao & Morle uat
Die S9eerenfobrif BON S. S. Ssnlp mil
ben an itoBenoen @ebluoen Elm Gaub Der
5lommea. 8erluit 100000.
Quebec, 80. Sept. Gin damn,
Nomens WeI6, perlu6te seItsrn M}or=
gen ST. &nowlton, Gon., leine Srau nit
elmer Igt su erldlasen. 9lls lein SoDr
Der Mutter gu Sillfe ellen wnllte, l6ol
ct anf oielen. 2ebterer feuerte 9lei6faus
in @elbituertheioi9un6 auf leinen Gater
uno tDotete ibn ausenblidli6; Die Sral
miro wabrl9einli6 ebentals lterben.
8bilabelpbia, 80. Sept. 9il
Sunoes &rie9si6aluppe nGuinnclare'
puroe ssitern ouf Der bielisen &ricss=
werfte bonn Stapel sela1en.
New=0or |, 80. Sept. Cine Sc
pelNe BON @oibinston io9t, ga Die
Sdwierisfeiten 5wil6en oielcm 2onoc
une 9aptl we9en Der Seberber9uns oes
Snlurgenten Gabal uno leiner Anbdneel
our6 ben @eionoten Sollets in ~Suirie=
benfteaenoer 8eiie erlebist poroen lino
Ser ~&riessoompfer u8ombatan" wirt
oaber ni4t lad Sapti seben.
Sopefa a, 90. Sept. Sic Olaoe :
Snbianer baben lire Decoration nerlol=
len, I'M lid lelbit Mobrung gu iu6eoan,
Die &esieruns iie nidt pertraasmdBil
unterltubt. gu @iaita liesen 10000
Yfo. 9ebensmittel fir lie, Die bur9 oil
Na9ldiiisfeit zines Gontrattors MD.
meter bef0rOert wurben.
, 1875-09-30
England.

aonbon, %. Gcptember. Sas
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