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SUPREME COURT.

No. $40. The State OF Ohio, ex rel. Jas.
Hill vs.. The Board Of Fire Commission
ers OF the City of Cleveland. Applica-
tion for peremptory writ Of mandamus.
Gilmore, j.: Under the Act Of March
2L, 1874, (71 Ohio Laws 38), the Board OF
Fire Commissioners is invested with
power to dismiss for cause, members Uf
the Department; and having removed
the Chief of the Department for incom-
damus to restore him to his former po-
sition.
Peremptory writ refused.
The State ex rel. the Attorney Gen.
eral VS.. The Mutual Protection Associa-
tion of Ohio. Quo warranto.
White, j. Held: l. Associations of per-
sons incorporated under the the act . 1
April 20, 1872 (69 y. l.. S2), ''for the pur.
pose of mutual protection and relief OF
Its members, and for the payment oil
stipulated sums OF money to the families
OF heirs OF deceased MEMBERS" are not
subject to the laws OF this State relating
tife insurance companies.
g. Whatever may have been the effect
OF the original act In connection with
.&he laws OF the State regulating lite in
surance, the amendatory act Of Febru-
AIRY 3, 1875, excepts from the operation Of
such laws associations formed before
as well as those formed since the amend
ment.
8. A corporation organized under the
original aot, against which an tnforma-
tion in the nature Of a quo warranto was
the amendatory act, is entitled, in such
suit, to the benefit OF the amendment.
Judgment for the defendant.
E.C. Kellogg vs.. The State of Ohio.
Error to the Court OF Common Pleas oi
Hamilton county.
McIlvaine, G. j.: Where contract for
the loan Of money is induced by the fraud
and false pretenses of the borrower, and
the lender In performance Of the con-
tract, delivers certain bank bills with.
out any expectation that the same bills
will be returned dinpayment, the borrower
is guilty of obtaining money by false pre-.
lenses, but 10 not guilty OF the crime o
larceny.
Judgment reversed and cause re.
manded for such further proceedings as
may be authorized by law.
MOTION DOCKET.
No. 402. Marvin Fowler and Catherine
Fowler VS.. Lillian Chichester. Motion
for leave to file petition Ia error to the
District Court OF Uuyahoga county.
Rex, j.; 1. Testimony may be given
In an action Of sIan6er, tending to show
the social relations Of the parties
thereto.
2. Ia such action, It 10 not error to re-
fuse TO instruct the jury, that II the de-
fendant, at the time OF speaking the
wbrds, stated them as report and gave
his authority, such communication OF
tbe previous publication would be JUS
sidcation og the repetition:
.tiglts and llahliltldA 0fmsrrisa wo@sp.''
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LyOR SALE-FARM-Of 40 acres, five miles
IL from county seat ON the line Of the Cincin-
1ati railroad; will sell cheap and oD easy terms.
Address or call upon H. +. KNOWLES. Otta-
wa, Putnam county, Ohio. nO22-4t
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VKTANTED-SITUAT ATION-By girl who is
wv willing to work for good home in the
country; good references given 4 re 1rsqulred.
ktreet, no22-3t
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Notwithstanding.
FOR RHNT-.RooMs.

Tor RENr-STORE-No. l15K West Sixth
I street; q fine location for meat market,
produce or grocery. Rent low to good ten
ant. no23-5tF
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TN0R SALE-FURNITURE- lease of
Il eating house, pleasantly located, on the
west side Of Public Square, IN Mansfield. Ohio.
Address d. d. STOUFFER, Mansfield, Ohio.
n022-4t
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TNTANTED : EMPLOYMENT = Fifty dol
wv lars will be given to any one securing o
young man with frst-class reference some re-
spectable employment. Address Box No. 81,
Falmouth, KY. no22-4t
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WV TANTED-SITUATlON By man and
w wife; man to make himself useful about
place; understands the care Of horses aud
COWS; wife to do housework in small family.
Address F. Q. e., Box lac. Loveland, O. no2z-3t
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VKTANTED You TO CALL On JOHN
wv RENNER, opposite Grand Hotel, and
get the finest oysters and steaks in the city.
locN-lm
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XTTANTED - YOU TO KNOW - That B.
w CAvAGNA q SON have new lot Of fine
Boneless Coddsn, and splendid line OF
froceries. jy26-tf
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FVETANTED-sITUA good bak-
wv cry, to finish the trade; have worked ?
years at it; best Of references; wages no OBJ
1ece. Address WIN. DUKE, Kokomo, Ind.
no22-3t
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VTTANTED - BILLIARD TABLES-Must
wv be Of good style and cheap. Address W.
H. T., Box 2l5, Winchester, Randolph county,
Ind no23-9t
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VTTANTED--YOU TO CALL--At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
100 West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Cincinnati. Open every day. au6-4m
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AWANTED- YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at 42 W. Fifth ST jy16-tf
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1tOR SALE-HORSE-Fas PAGER, bay, eight
IL years old, sound and gentle; sired by Tom
Crowder; has paced below 1920; cheap, as own
Post~oflce. no22-4t
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VxTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT--A stock Of
w frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. VIII sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut
street, hrst door. 1e26-n
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! wv for jeweler to start in business. j.
lVO6S, No. "a West Fifth street, Is selling out
his entire stock OF Jewelry, Watches, &c, ~
per cent. below cost This is the time and
place to get bargains. no23-St
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VTTANTED- -TICKET--To Boston by way Of
| w Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany and Spring.
Aeld. Cheap. Address Fl. q. r., this office.
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| VNTANTED-EVERY BODY TO KNOW
! wv that RENNER'S, opposite Grand Hotel,
Keeps the finest oysters In the city. oc27-1m
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LN0R SALE-LAND-T0 acres Of choice bot
: Il tom land, all In cultivation, on railroad
and near a station. Is miles from the city.
Address H.. Star office, oc9-tf
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VTTANTED-HOUSE Frame in Cincinnati,
w worth $1,000; will make monthly pay
mente OF SaB until paid for, and will give mort
gage ON house and lot Address j. b. SMITH,
Reading, Penn. no22- At
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FOR SALE.

T,OR sAI.E-SHOW-CASE Three silver.
IL plated show cases and two side cases; can
give possession immediately. j. VOSS, "a w
Fifth street. no23-3t
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lyNT TANTED - Clothes wrIngers Repaired.
wv II. TETTENB0RN, 2i9 W. Fifth street.
uyal-S, ,Tu&Th,tfl
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LSOR SALE-LAND-143 acres OF land, Is
miles west Of the city; upland. Address
IT,, Star Office. oc9-H
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LsOK SALE-FARM-Of II acres, on the Ohio
a. river, four miles from the city; would make
. No. / place for gardener or brick-maker.
Call at "a W. Sixth st. no23-2t
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ENOR SALE II LIFE SCHOLARSHIP = To
liz one of the best Cincinnati Commercial Col
1eges. Will sell cheap. Address 8. p. q. Box
o, oity. oclS-tf
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sELL--House and lot, ON
Wv Boal street. Lot SO by ITO. House eight
rooms, cellar and cistern. CheapSfor cash. or
On payments. Valued at $8,b00. Address
JUHN A. STARR, this Office
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LNOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
I Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW b
60, 80 West Third street, jy18-t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

No. $50 acres of land In Spencer
county: Is acres cleared, fine Young
orchard, &c, all underlaid with nns
vein Of block coal. Price, $1,000.
No. 1880 acres of fine farming land
so acres under high state OF csltivn-
ton, 10 acres Of meadow which produ-
ces over two tons of hay per acre, com
Portable dwelling, good barn 44x48 feet,
some 800 fine budded fruit trees Of dn-
frent varieties, an abundance Of nne
water, all underaid with splendid vein
Of coal, within miles OF the Air Line
Railway. Price $1,000. Terms one
third cash, balance in and 2 years.
No. 7i.--l25 acres Of finely improved
land within l of a mile of the town uf
Ireland 50 acres under high state of
cultivation, IL acres of fine meadow, Is
acres Of good clover, orchard OF some
90 or 20 select fruit trees, comfortable
frame house of rooms, good barn, \
good wells of water, one at the dwelling
and one in the barnyard, an abundance
Of fine oak timber, &c. Price, a. dollars
per acre. Terms $4,000 cash, balance ia
one and two years.
No. 72.--l62 acres of fine land near
Knoxville, Dubois county, Indiana, for
sale very cheap and on very easy terms.
This is a rare chance for you to quit
renting and procure farm for your
self
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sHERIFf'S SALE No. 8.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue Of n certified copy of decree
20 me directed from the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court, in a cause wherein
William Lavender is plaintiff aud
William w. Lavender and others are
defendants requiring me to make the
sum of five hundred aud ninety-nine
dollars aud 6s cents. with interest ~ ~
per cent from date on decree, and costs.
will expose nj public sale to the high
est bidder nj the door OF the Court
House of Dubois county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 18th, 1875.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. \. NJ.
and O'Clock. i. NJ. OF said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding sew
en- years Of the following described real
estate situated in Dubois county, State
of Indiana, to-wit:
The Northeast quarter of the South
west quarter OF Section NJ. twenty
seven (27.) Town No. one ~ North oi
Range No. six o. West. except ten
acres in the Northwest corner OF said
described tract of lmd. being and con-
tanning thirty acres. more or loss.
And on failure 10 reaiizc the full
amount of principal. interest aud costs
called for by said decree | will az the
same time AID place. and in Ike manner
sell the fee simple Of said real estate. or
80 much thereof a. may be sufficient 70
discharge said decree. interest aud costs
Said sale will he made without reici
from valuation or appraisenent laws OF
the State of Indiana.
JOHN WElkEI., Sheriff ID. c.
e. DoANE, ATTY.
February i2th, lS7j. 3'--pf $40
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ri pr. L.. N. Neinan has contracted
Ter the building of handsome brich
rr-iheuce on hi suburban lot morih OF
NE Cathslic Church Ills lot is one OF
the finest locations around Jasper. and
contains about two and a half acres Of
grourd, embracing the Gncly proper
toned mound just outside of the COR
poration Limits on the north end OF
portersvile street. Mr.. T.. a. llochgc-
sang has the contract for the stone and
brick work, and W. B. Rose for the
carpenter aud wood work. IL will he a
substantial addition 10 the appearance
Of that part of town.
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LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

No. "A farm of 40 acres, part i'm
proved, good dwelling house, stable, err
chard, &c, well watered, with vein Of
coal 81 feet thick, in Marion township,
Pike county, Ind. Price $500, I cash;
balance in and 2 years. A great bar
gain.
No. s. 80 acres In Pike county, Ind.
at $50 per acre, one-half cash; balance
in 10 months good coal tract.
No. $500 acres near Winslow, Pike
county. on Petersburgh and Boonvillo
road 100 acres in cultivation. fine two
story frame house, good orchard. This
land is all undertake with an eight foot
vein of coal; also has quarry Of SPLEEN
did black slate stone Price 5000; one
half cash, balance in and 2 years.
No. 54.--40 acres of splendid ceal
lands, in Pike county, very cheap.
No. $40 acres of good farming
land rs acres in cultivation, and all un-
derlaid with splendid vein of coal.
No. 56.--l43 acres of good farming
land 40 acres in cultivation, all fresh
land, an abundance OF coal, comfortable
dwelling and necessary oat-buildings,
very cheap.
No 57.--A fine little farm of 80 acres,
In Pike county; 60 acres under y high
state Of cultivation, comfortable houses,
good barn, nice orchard, plenty Of wa
ter. an abundance of splendid timber,
and everything necessary to comfort
able country home.
No. 80. los acres 4s acres under 4
high state of cultivation, fine orchard OF
Coz select fruit trees, an endless supply
of stock water, centrally located, fipe
fish pool. splendid timber, vice and
comfortable buildings. This beautiful
Il little farm is situated in one Of the best
neighborhoods in Pike county, In close
proximity To church and school house.
Price only $500; half cash balance In
one and two years. There Is great
bargain in this farm.
No. 50. "A farm of 100 acres, In Pike
county; conveniently situated, l20 aercs
in cultivation, good frame house, fine
orchard, NC. Price $4,000; half cash,
balance in one and two years.
No. 7S.-- 50 acres Of fine land on limo
dividing Jefferson and Marion town
ships, in Pike county; go acres In a high
state OF cultivation, fine orchard, good
well of water. several fine springs. good
comfortable dwelling of four rooms,
good stable and large tobacco barn, fine
white oak timber; all underIaid with a
fine vein of stone coal. Very cheap at
s1sOO.
No. 74.--This farm contains so acres,
and is situated near the line OF the e., X.
Il ). W. R'y, and is undertake with .
superior quality of block coal, has IS
acres in cultivation, good frame house,
so select fruit trees, plenty of fine stock
water, and an abundance Of splendid
timber. Price only si,6O0; half cash,
balance In one and two years.
No. 75--40 acres Of land near line Of
the c., X. a. 5. w. R'y, and is a solid
bed of stone coal. Price $3.50: half
cash, balance in one and two years.
DoANE a. CArEHART offer their SER
vices to the public for the sale or trade
of real estate, without making any
charge to parties employing them, un-
less sales are effected, and then reason
able commission is expected. Persons
having real estate to sell will find this a
desirable means ofreaching the purchas-
ing public.
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Extra special Notice.
BEWARE oF cOuNrERrEIrsl

smitss Tonic syrup has been counierfeiied. and
the counterfeier brought 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle DR. John Bull only has the ghi
to manufacture and sell the original John smiths Tonic
syrup, sfLoaisvie, keniaeky Examine well The label
on each bottle. II my private stamp Is not on each
bottle do not purchase. or yoa will be deceived
See my column advertisement, and my show card
will prosecute any one infringing nay right The genu-
me Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self.
THH rrHLiU's SERVANT.
Or. I0Hy BrlI..
Louisville. Kenfucky August T. 1874
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Barber Shop.
Charles 8o11ga,

East side Public Square. JASPER, IND,
Has opened barber shop for the shaw
ing of vour faces. In MIR. Erny's build
ing, next door % Troxler's sadd'er shop
and will do shaving aud Hair Dressing
in the latest style. and with dispatch.
He will also furnish 10 balls or parties
the music of nm excellent string band.
upon application.
January LIST, ISIS. ~
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asThe bad roads bring with them
some blessings. Visitors Ia such To-
cality rs this are compelled to visit until
the mud settles. Mr.. Morton and his
cslimable lady, of Iacled-. Mo. are thus
detained IN Jasper III present.
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~ We regret TO learn of the Illness
at Loogootee of our genial friend. Mr..
ID. Braden, Of Indianapolis. lie had
reached tina, place OH bis way 10 Jasper.
but was too sick TO encounter the mud
roads bet ween here aud there.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
VIM. GASSER,

North Main Street. opposite the Pos, once.
JASPER, INDIANA,
HAS built and opened q new shop for al kinds ef
l. smith work. His long acqus niarec with the cit
liens Of Dubois county and the well know good char
acter Of his work. he will give him liberal share
OF patronage His prices will be made to satths tines
Hks- Horse shoeing and ironing Of wagons bug
gies promptly ATTENDED TO.
WIS. GAssER.
November 18th, iS5a --ly
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~ DR.. 4. ID. Crooks professional
card appears in our columns thi- week.
lie has the reputation of a careful and
scientific ply stefan. and bis office on the
Public Square j. convenient to those
needing lie rerl ices OF a ply siciall. =
Give him IA call
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

uO-Friedman u Bro. turned the Nat
boats they are building for Mr. .. H.
Hobbs. shis week, and have them now
about completed, ready for loads of legal
tender hoop-poles.
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rrMessrs Jos. Friedman and 4.
Eckert are enjoying the Sunny South
now. while we are shivering with the
blasts Of winter.
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rrMr. Frank Fink has been COM
PEELED by the bad roads to carry the mail
to Loogootee twice this week on horse
back. instead of taking the stage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

. eTCo,nmissioner's Court has been in
session all this week with CONSIDERABLE
business before IL.
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Persons 90 70 Rockport and remain four hours
and return the same day.
There is uo charge for Mhar; Boat or transfer 81
freight at Nockport either for receiving shipping.
" n. SABlN, Gen'l Superintendent.
Sgufqplqr lsh 1874
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Improve MrNTS. MIR. +. Tonini Is get
ting the lumber on the ground for IA new
Nv o-story business house on East Main
~. to be occupied b, him fora clothing
store aud inilor shop. His business l.
increasing ms he becomes better acquain-
ted aud we are glad to see this evidence
OF 1he necessity for the eular cement OF
lis quarters.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

~ The best sleighing OF the season
was .hadtthis week. But few Of our cit
ms enjoyed IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

Col. b. Il. Edmon~ton obtained a
Judgment for 500 damages. ng'r1ns'
Mr.. Morgan. "f Crawford county.
In the iurN Circuit Court
lat month. Thus judgment will not pay
e,p.nsrs cuuscd 10y horgan's careless
ness. bat wil probably learn Him aud
Others u Lesson ia regard 80 others
right "n the road, even they should have
lighter vehicles.
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OF Spring, Summer and Winter all
within twenty -four hours this week.
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JASPER COURIER.

az PatoAa is raging high this week.
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Hs- According to notice the stock
holdcrs Of The Agricultural Society met
VI the Court House last saturday. and
elected officers TO serve for the next year,
under the new Constitution Of the So
ciciy. The following persons were
chosen: f.. Stephenson, President
O. +. Hobbs, Vicc-presidcnt; August
Iitschgi, Secretary; Alois Gramclspa-
cher, Treasurer; Joseph Egg, Genl Su-
periniendeni ). Bixler. Leroy Cave.
Jos. .Ierger. Horny Schnell. s. kucb.cr
and r. NJ. Welman, Directors. They
are the same officers who were elected
under the old regulations last Fall. The
Superintendent was directed 10 see that
cattle were not allowed 10 trcspass on
the grounds of the Society any longer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

MIRED.-Mr. Felix Buchart was dri-
wing his team on Monday evening on
the Petersburg road, and when at the
Goctz farm, just at the edge of Jasper.
one Of his horses sunk in the mud IN 10
his girth, and had to be drawn out bv
another team This occurred at the
place where the road was so badly
worked last summer. II was thrown IN
with a scrapcr, leaving the dirt in piles
without lcveling down, with numberless
places between them which would hold
barrel of water. And IL was the wa
ter in these places which made the road
so soft as to be impossible. We hope
that Supervisor has learned something
by the experience, as II was rough and
unpleasant all Summer, and now mirey
IN winter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Ser W~tebutnrft.

&tnbbte1.- Der MQrtt tpdr nur
n1dB[9 belebt utoPreiie a%noauerno matt,
obDobl nidt bemertNtstpertD niebriger.
NaAfrasc berr1bte fettens Der Staotz
meb8er, Sdufer bon 3u9tDieb uno 8er>
i6tffer fir eiIige Sriebe fir Bottom,
Yropioence unb Yteip Oort. 0ieGie9b0fe
iino nod NIT 8orrGtben gefiut. Der
Dfarft i9loB b~eitdnDig.
Srii6e 3ufubr: 1877 Sti6. 8erfauft
tpurbet 374 Stiid 3u $3.75-5.6O fir
Iei6te megere Gtinber bis aus aepGblte
MteBger=S tiere; $4.50-5.25 fir Sto=
derS- unO Seebers, un6 $5.S5-6.45 fir
an5getpdblte bis ertra 8eridiffuugss
Stiere.
g d tn e.-Die !3ufubren tuoren
beute betrd6tli6 gertneer ais in ben porz
ber8tDsnoeu Gagen, aber bel itartenYor=
rdtbeil tparen Breile matt unb ) = l0c p
100 10 niebri9er. Sir SEEM gort uno 8a=
ton ipur6e bduptiGdIi1 s~etauft, aud
naDr1en Serpafcr cine siemlt6e Qn3abl.
Ste Otferten tparen nur mittelmdBteer
GialItdt. OerDtartt l6loB IT'LL 5u $3.50
tur 3ubtl6tpeine, $3.50 tiir .9ertnge
bis cute uno bon 81. 6O-$7.S73 fur auss
9etpaDlte.
6rti0e 3ufubren: $500 Stif. 8ers
tdu1e: 5000 Stiid ;u obi9en YreileI.
S6afe.-Der Wfdftt mar b~eitGnois
ulto u~lperGnoert. StaotMeB9er Die siusts
gen Sdufer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
SheDrie NIB YrariS.

Die BON aersten ansenOnmene Gbcorte Der EroHtbttt
1T. baB Spmptome ~IsOistid ipmpatbetii9e anSei9sn ib>
res 8ete6ens linb umb in ben meintu Sduen wenis ober
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