davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
TEE pzxsmExT AND THE COMPROMISE.

WAsHINUTON, FeV. Is, 1910.
The proposed compromise between sns con.
ssrvatives aud republicans OF louisiana IL not
ret settled. The President to-day had an
interview with Representative Wheeler and alter.
ward sent for Marshal Packard. requesting MIN to
confer with Nj. Wheeler As the Legislature will
adjourn on the Attn OF March, Mr.. wneeler tee-
srapnsd to Governor Kellogg. ASKING him. as pre-.
lininary 10 q settlement, whether he would call An
extra session OF the Legislature. private
telegram to u Representative rom Louisiana. re-
ceived tonight, says that Governor Kellogg 10
reluctant TO call an extra session. Tue conssrva-
tive committee now here are siill anxious that "a
accommodation may be effected, though the pros
2sct 10 not promising.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.
OHcs.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YoaR ron THr
MONTHS OF FEBKUARy AND MARCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
LOUISIANA.

rHE ACCEPTANCE OF THE WHEELER coNpRo-
MISE ALMOST CERTAN-PRoBABLE FINAL
SETTLEMENT OF THE LOUISIANA DIFFICULTY
VIEWS OF GOVERNOR xELLooa-PRoTxsT OF
GOVERNOR x'ENERY.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. g. 1875.
1t 10 now very evident that the Wheeler com.
promise will De accepted tomorrow by the con-
sentative caucus or the Legislature. The vote to
60 into executive session to-day Is admitted on
both sides to have been Q test vote; It
stood 81 to g. During the day de-
spatcnes were received from many lead
ing democrats in Congress advising this
course. anc the probabilities are that the majority
in favor OF acceptance will be still larger. De.
spatches were also received stating that In the
event Of acceptance Mr.. Wheeler would Immedi.
atelv return to New Orleans. for the purpose Of
making the arbitration necessary to adjustment
wHAT GOVERNOR KELLOGG SAYS
Governor Kellogg expressed to your cor
respondent tonight his satisfaction at the result.
and said he had always been willing to
abide by the decision OF the Congressional
Committee; that lie had been notified on
Saturday last OF Its decision IN his
favor, and was at q loss 10 understand why
McEnery should have protested to-day, when he
had repeatedly agreed 70 abide by the same
decision.
AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
In response to the inquiry whether. In the event
oil compromise being erected, he purposes CALI
Ing an extra session or the Legislature. he replied
that the subject was now under discussion at
Washington, and he would be guided by the de-.
ciston there arrived OF. No important legislation
had been elected by the Hahn House: none ar.
iectlng The financial condition Of the State.
PIScHBAcK AND THE SABLE PoLrrIcrAAs.
PinchbacK has been telearaphing to The colored
element to-day vigorously. He charges that Ke-
loag has sold MIN out, and considerable excite.
ment exists among the sable politicians
On the other hand the conservatives
generally appear indifferent ar the
result and seem inclined to accept the propo.
sitlon. Governor McEnery's friends are indie.
nant at toe prospect, and regard is as
. sacrifice OF principle, and st!l hope, though
iainrly, for defeat or the proposition.
His protest. published this evening. has caused
some comment but there Is no excitement what.
ever, and the prospects are that the great
Louisians case, like that OF "Jarnoycs va Jarn.
dyee" 10 at last settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-24
SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Fab tcr0 1,pe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

ANEplcM journal published in CIevc-
land addresses tho following queer
query to the professions:
Qucry--lIas any physician ever seen
or treated a bald-hcadcd consumptive?
We should say that there must have
been bald-hcadcd consumptives; yet
the fact that doubt is thrown over the
existence of such persons by medical
journal would seem to show that they
arc not so common as to bc within the
knowledge of every physician. We
ourselves have not, of course, seen as
many sufferers from the nalady in
question as have conc under the ob-
servation Of some doctors; but we can
not at this moment think Of any one OF
those we have seen who was bald
headed. Consumption is a disease
that preys upon the old people as we'll
as ycung and niddle-aged people; and
we suppose its victims are subject to
the ordinary laws that regulate the
growth of HAIR. If not. why not.-N
I. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

An old German proverb tells us that,
war leaves Il country with three ar
mics-an army Of cr;ppIcs, an army of
and an army of thieves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

An Aberdeen girl supposes that the
reason she has never kin,lled a flame
in any mans heart is because she is
not a good match.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

SAID Il distin. uished politician to
his son: Look at me! began as
an alderman, and here am at the top
Of the tree; and what is my reward?
Why when l die, my son will be the
greatest rascal in the city" To this
the young hopeful replied: Yes, dad.
when YOU debut not till then"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

DR.. Pett is the name of an English
physician who has demonstrated, at
the cost of his life, that one other poi
son, aconite, has no antidote. He
swallowed draught Of this drug ac-
cidcntally, and though he Immediate
" took an cmetic and used every pre-.
caution to relieve himself Of the It.
ferts. llc died III two hours in the pres
cncc Of brother physicians.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

commonplace character OF the usual
drunken rows and Sunday fights, the
entcrprisiny South Trojans yesterday
arranged an entertainment unique and
interesting Mike Riley, slender
siN-looter, and Mrs. Hamilton, a wo.
man built very much like Mike, agreed
upon prize fight, to decide winch
was the worthiest pugilist. Fourteen
rounds were agreed upon, and Nike
selected his wife as Il second. while
Mrs. Hamilton selected her husband as
her second.
The preparations for the affair got
nolScd about. and IA crowd of over 200
people assembled near the nail factory
t. witness the ntest. Both parties
were Ill excellent condition, as if they
had been II training for the season.
Nike knocked his fair antagonist
dnwn several times, and she returned
the compliment amid the cheers of the
dclightcd audience The excitement
was intense. the contest close, and the
Confusion considerable.
Alter the fourteen rounds were rell-
dcrcd, it was ascertaincd that. al
though both had bloody noses. and
their faces rcscmblcd map of some
battle field, each wa5 AS determined as
ever and ready Ia renew the sport.
The referee decided tina, il was q draw
battle, bat the spectators were salts
fled tina, Mrs. Hamilton had the best
oi H. The hero and heroine received
the congratulations of their friends.
the crowd dispersed, aid the valor-
"uS principals went home to rccrui,
l"r the next engagement. Troy 7tmcS.
\ CAr tASE.-lt was Il cat case and
the Slujrc's office was crowded with
witnesses and spectators.
Well, Madam" said, he, pulling
h's kIi:c ont Of his pocket to white
on h.> chair, tell the truth. the whole
truth and nothing but the truth. How
WAS it,"
And the little woman with voice
on her like cracked flute, said:
Veil. Shugc, shust look me Straid
of mine face, und | dold you all aboud
id Dem mon got a bups, und dem
bups vas a yallcr bups, and he doLd
kin pay zwci dollar tazes: so he dook
init him shots rifle und fill all two
barrels NIT puck pullts, und he dold
his frow To look oud. Veil, dem bups
90 nit him. und hc shoots him Of der
packsidc off his ears of nit Won rifles
full und der cats. Veil, dot vos mine
cats. Slump up dem fence of, und
dem mon shod dot ondcr loats of mine
cats oudsidc in mine pullcts; und ven
go me oudSidc my yard in lie trow
my cat inside oud, und dell him
soneding, und he call me anodcr dem
old fool, und we'll, Shugc, slust
look of his noses and his eye plack: j:
veil he fall down, und go inside his
yard out, und dod is all know
She arose to leave, when the Squire
said:
Hold on, Madam, I'm not done
with you yet
She paused, looked at the Squire,
and said:
well, shust fix it NIT him; | dond
can stand id some more already. You
tink I'm dem fool, aind you" And
she left the 'Squ;rc's office amid the
laughter Of all who were present.
LoutsriNc Courier Journal.
SAID Il distin. uished politician to
his son: "Look at me! | began as
an alderman. and here am at the tOo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

Germany is goiug to make big
show ut the Philadelphia Centennial;
eight hundred artists intend to exhibit.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

\ Texas politician, who sworc that
he would never shave until Henry
Clay was elected President, has had
his beard twisted into hair lariat
with which he catches wild cattle on
the plain. When his work is done he
twncs it around his neck and shoul-
ders and utiliM it as q winter over.
coat. That's the sort of beard they
have down in Texas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

AMERICAN MINING COMPANIES
of our Comstock mining engineers,
lately returned from a tour of inspcc-
tion through the mining districts OF
Germany, says there is no engineer
ing in Germany to compare with that
ON the Comstock Lode, and no mines.
in which the mechanical appliances.
are SO ingenious and effective. lie
supports this assertion by graphic
description Of the crude and primitive
method in vogue abroad. He remarks
that in the deep mines of Bohemia.
the hosting apparatus consisted
merely of tubs, and the operating ma
chnery was so poorly constructed,
that he dared not venture to descend.
In most of the German mines, he
found that the men were compelled to
walk up and down to the scene of their
labors, either by going down an in
cline OR by using long parallel stills,
which move up and down alternately
about six feet at time. The mode Of
ascending or descending on these, is
to step from one to the other as each
ascending or descending, where mis-
step would he attended with fatal con-
sequences His remark that in the
Comstock, the men went to the lowest
levels and came up in two minutes
without the slightest exertion, was re-.
ccived politely but increduIouslv.
The character Of the mining tools en-.
ploycd is criticised in the same un.
complimentary strain, and the asser.
tion is made, that an average DAYS
work upon the Comstock would seem
incredible to the miners of Contincn.
tai Europe.-S f. Stock Erchange
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

How much is there spent on dress in
a season at Saratoga? 1t would be i.
curious puzzle to solve. At rough
guess at least 100000 people visit
this village every year. Two.thirds #
these are women, or, say, at a round
figure, 10000. The average number
Of drcsscs-and, for convenience sake,
we'll leave out such trifes as bonnets,
gloves, pencils, etc.-brought by eacl.
Of these sc, 900 fair ones may be safely
set down at ten, and of these one-half
are certainly new. Two hundred dol
lars for an average Saratoga dress is
Il pretty low computation; but let it
pass-let us be generous and not swell
their husbands bills to more than tlev
already are. That would give us $lO,-
600 spent by each fair visitor, and, as
u total, the round sum of 100000, 600!
How many schools and hospitals could
be founded with this amount!- Sara
toga Letter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12
Rate. OF Advertising:
Professional Cards.


rruaNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
I 6:y lT. Ohtr an Montgomery street, second
i,- ib.yr Tie PostJ.hce.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

Within the past three weeks tl'e Car
lists in Spail, have lost 1000 naen.
killed wounded aud missing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

itti,tFncfS ana all army OI tiIcVrS.
If the mosquito who left our nose in
such a hurry that he forgot his bill,
vii! call, he can have It, and no ques-
tons will be asked.
There are some coniiding people left
in Troy. An apple woman in that city
will trust an alderman over Sunday
for fifty cents worth of fruit, but it
may bc added that she was around
mighty early Monday morning
Henry Swan, of Otseyo. New York,
called his wife to him as he was dying
and said: Mary Jane, when you feed
the hogs tomorrow night You'll bc the
widow Swami"
And SO she was.
80! whistle, daughter, whistle, and
you shall have Il COW" 81 never
wllistlcd in my life, and can't whistle
now "Oh! whistle, daughter, wLis-
tie, and you shall have man" 81
never whstlrd in my life, lnt III wh:s-
tie If can"
There don't appca.- to Ic much limit
to farm laburcr's hours. \ man who
had been working i"r New England
farmer, putting in 'hr,crn lo sixteen
hours Il day. quit one Saturday night.
"a hats the matter. Dn.'t you like
the place." asked the 1 rrc.. "Oh,
yes, like the place VI II enough cX-
c;a med the hard, tut lie nights are
getting SO long rn afraid can't do a
full days work" The farmer smiled
like iii invalid.
\ PEoFANE PAhEor.--A Boston FAM
" has remarkably intelligent parrot,
which repeats nearly everything it
hears, and which some bad boys have
taught to swear awiully. 1t finally
did little talking except ola protane
character, and to cure its propensity
was repeatedly souscd in cold water,
and placed near the stove to dry. Du.
ring recent storm, some chickens,
which had become very wet and
chilled, were brought into the house
and put by the stove to revive them.
1t SO happened that the parrot had
lust been duckcd himself, and after sur
vcying the chickens for some time, he
cried out in oracular tones:
Little id fools, been swear
ing
MEDICAL journal published in CIevc-
land addresses tho following queer
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12
JONAS ". BROWN,

rr0RNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW. AND
I Nt.ry p.blit, Idaho t.ty. |. 1. vii! pra.-,ic-
-, IL courts D. the Territory. OFFICE on Com
y. i .:.,.t Ewo iou- above Court House.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

If the mosquito who left our nose in
such a hurry that he forgot his bill,
vii! call, he can have It, and no ques.
tuns will be asked.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12
wv. J. ROTHW ELL. VI. d,
DIX. rIlOllNE.

DEipEST hEI tt>r, LtcERvfILf. 7. -
IL '1tr ol urAn-ts sirrrt. nearly opposite D..
&t.Ee.ls.
R-F.ne gold ahings specially.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12
lI,hp Semi III eeklg III urll
World Printing Compan,,

'N' x IoNES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-12

There are some confiding people left
in Troy An apple woman in that city
will trust an alderman over Sunday
for fifty cents worth of fruit, but it
may be added that she was around
mighty early Monday morning.
, 1875-06-12

Gprreftipns-Sau Mir Da=
Ben ieincr s3eit Die N~otbipenbisteit ge=
16iloert elm Gprreftions=Saus bier 81
boben, nm jusenoli9e 8erbre9er auf
cine before 2ebensbabn gu leiten. Sci
Dem lebten unsliidliAen @reignille lit es
wieoer flar bemielen, mie unertbebrli6
Elm Iol6es Snltitut fir bos @emein=
wpbl lit. Mie bduFs fallt es Dor, bab
Der llmsons Der &inoer, b%eIonoers Der
ienisen, mel9e 16pn i'm friben @lter
ibr 8roo pcrbienen miiBen, Die 9uten
Giaenlda1ten uno Die miloeren @efiible,
Die nit wenisen M%usnabmen oenlelben
1hon BON elmer liebcnOen Wfutter lbnen
einsc6an6t Iino, einbiiBen uuo robere
@~ewobnbeiten bafiir in li6 oufnebmen.
Menn nun ein Iol6es Sinh cine Shat
besebt beIien Solsen lie 81 einem @ers
bre6en 1tempeln, poran oollelbe Dor
benz 8eseben berlelben ni9t i'm e%ntfern=
teiten seoa9t bat unb Die nur, our6 lein
ungeI6liefenes robes Sreiben, 10 aus9e=
fallen it, 10 1T bas Sinh nod teln Wer=
BREEDER, bod bas @emeinmObl erforoert,
oaB baIlelbe pieber ouf Die re9te Sabn
5uridseflbrt miro uno oaau sebran9en
mir elm Gorreftipnsbaus.
@ir mD6ten uulere StaotpGter bitten
5i6 bisier Sa9c re9t ongelesen lein 81
lalIen.
, 1875-06-12

8oIt5ei : @eri9t. Solgeubt
Saae famen 9eitern in bieIem @eri6tt
our 8erbanolung:
Charles Sasan, angeflagt 2 SdNe,
&rout unter fali6en 8orlpie9elungen
erbalten gu baben, gisentbum BON So=
parb &c Sones, e%ntlaIen.
CHARLES Maoilon S%runfenbeit, ent=
lalisn.
MoGp Suebes uno Som Morton,
In9riff auf Martba Sodlon> purben
entlo51en.
8. Bauer, an9efla9t pegen Srunfen=
belt, wuroe, me9en Mausel ON 500
8ilSlbaft ouf 10 Sage in Die Sail se=
1anot.
Sobn 9obiun, 9lnsrif auf Molie
Wbite, $3.50 seltraft.
WiGiam Sobnion, S%runtsnbsit, ent=
~IaIien.
Sames Salbott uno eugene Sagan,
@6ldserei, ipuroen ieoer $3.50 &C.
ltraft.
@m. g. &ple, Srunfsnbsit, 50 ss=
1traft.
Mort9a Sa1, ansriff auf 0tarp @nn
8en9ir, S. 9eiroft.
Senrp Spbnion uno Martba Sin,
@eiebiibertretung, %entlaien.
Clinton Alen, ausetlast 81 bon
Mfart6a Saunoers seitOblen gu baben,
wuroe e%ntIaien.
Martba Saunoers, 8eldimpfuns oes
Clinton Mler, entlalen.
Sannie BRADLEY, an9eflast perI6iebe
ne Sa9en gum 8etlage BON $500, @i=
sentbum oes SoAn @bitcomb, seitoblen
81 baben, entlaIlen.
, 1875-06-12
YaHagiere, barurter 7 Srouen, Iino aus
9enl4einli6 olle u%mgefommen. SIM
@an5en fanoen SO BcrloneH ihren SOB.

Sniuronee. 8ir boben uns iebr
oft barber ous9eipro6en, buB es ait
Der 3eit iudre, cine beutf9e 8erli9e=
run9s= @eieli1aft, perbunben nit einem
8anf= @eiddft, 5u griinoen unb lino per
l6ieoene Mtale i6on erlu9t woroen, Die
So6e sA befiirlporten. Sie beiti9e
ginlenbung ipri6t pieoer ben Muni9
aus etne iol6e @eiefi6aft in's 2eben gu
uno mir lin5 serne bereit, Com
mlnifationen, bic li4 ouf Die Sa6e be-
aieben, oufSunebmen. g8ir baben Die
polle ueber5eu9un9, bub penn erfabrcne
2eute Elm oerartises SnItitut ing 2eben
rufenr es Den grDbten Nntlan9 finoen
,ipiro. &inienocr bes nadfoIgenoen Mr=
titeIs mare, mad %unierer Sbee, einWtonn,
peI6er Iei3t Die Su9e ing @erf ieben
f0nnte.
, 1875-06-12
@tatt Hi6mDnb.

DeutI6sr q ctteSbienf. ct.
Jubannss @smeinoe, ste GtrnBs, @ottssbienN
3prmittass II ubr, Vrebist.t bel paNpr @pp'
6ubsT..
8etblebem's Gsmeinbe, 6te StrHBe, 9far-
TER ap9nsr, @cttssbisnt II 1br gprmittaes.
ct. Warien @smeints, Marlbaa Strase,
Gater gennp, @pttssbisnf UNI 10 llbr @nr.
mittaes unb 3 ubr Na9mittuss..
GpansslilGe 3~ipnseemeinte. Seben Conn
tag @pttssbiena Son pafpr gideI Woraeua
II nbr unb Mbenes q 1lbr in Der 2eigb Ctr.
auii6sn bsr 1iten uno 2ten Ctr.
CT. WarsS. en8lil6- Iutberii6s 8irde Cob
Seaptus 3aI), Ode @aso nnb 8rauf.in ct
Gpnniass-Ga 310, 8rtsstisnft II ubr
8nreens..
, 1875-06-12
J. p. Justis.
SeeanmtmacDum0

Die neuen OolIp Sarben Scr
9niiaunas@8 Dte uerOcn eoenE a a
reavlnldBia BON q bis 7 l1br Nadmittaes
(Sonntass nit einaeidlofien) ibre Sabr-
ten nab benz Brmpbauie unO 8iper=
Stoe@Yarf
y8tliee 11tttreinfcmmen fEnnm fir Vtc
Nics getrcf n werben. Eie gD,e meroen Die
,,padet. Srfee" jsbe Stunbe SerlalIsn. Wet-
tere MusfuuTt ertbeilt 6. 8tnSmanae
nm II mint Ste Sir. 'unp Balm BAIT
, 1875-06-12
Rt6mOnb puit Office.
ppf>Nrransement.
49,, Oftobfr 1873.

Nor0Ii9e Gur9boH. 2reimor tSou6,
Spnntaas aus ERR ufuuft s 81 swS
auO I 4OR. 81. PoRi6fub id unb 90
q. M. gov
@onnfas aHluHft 5@, ~. -gOf.
fGtub 1.40 q. ~. -"
G0roIi6e @es.Eof. GdeIid, ousoeneu,.
men Sonniaae.- Nntunft f4O q. m'w
pOfl9lus TAO q. 81.
Shbli6e Poff. 3wsimal taalid. @pnn.
ta9s dSseeItpmrten Anfnnft 2.4O I'M
10.30 ". M- poff9Iub 4 g. W. unp
a. &C.. taafa6 ps-N ~"' :
Sornt9a Z; :, gnfunft 2.4o q. @.-yoa
&tb utono E. 0anbine gfenbabu gSo.,
MN: Nntunft $50 u. W. - mcas1i,s
1880 u. W. abif49.I1 = Sppip'aB
eonhiae& greensborD. aueinnr TIA
ny. :, @nturft 2.30 81. 81. = Wpaidim &
a Vs. ~. unb 1890 ". st. S'r'S"b
Garmsiae. Sdari6. srnntoos
n'e en- %arfunft 2.30 81. @. = psfi6ins
@befapsafe& Cbin Giienbatn. gGoIid-
Scnntass aasaenpm e Mnfunft < 81 so
- ppftl4lub 7.30 9. M.
2Ynhburg Charlottesville, @tountcn mh;,.
Suipoef Sprtn1s nnb trfltIid BON WbiteS ul-
pger SpftIgS @nfunfl s 9. 81. VoR.
= gSsf goint hub gtationen an Der ~. ~
N. nto y. VI. VI. 1dalidl SDnrtaas ausos.
nomme anfunft II. 80 y. M. - nit.
itlub 2 81. M. |0R'
@leuefaer, iter @ef Ioint. Drsi,no, NIX
dentltd. - 9rfunft 0ienifoas. S,,nmsraa "a
linb SpRnatenbs, 1f.3O 9. M.-woairrtntHsS
MOntass, Mittnp d's nnn 8reitass, On. W.
;, Manufactured, iiaes JIb 6auL tea(id,.
"h'anft 11.3o 9. M-- gvfldlub 2 81. 81.
etaee goH. Me4p. arnt sames eitn
aina arb 6a'rn. batbwSdentl g. s Sly,
tunft, Mittwo6s Hnb @unnabenbs. II an
y M' am p0al9lab Oienaass uns..Sreitass, 8
; Sautcs Niher 1am bfer. Dreimal pSdeut
10 Mnfunft Diem flags 9onnertaas unb
Soanabenbs, Ssh. vi. = NpalhIuR. Mpr.
tags, MIttmpds unb 3rsitass, $500. M.
Canal @afet. Gr,imnl h Sdeuuid.
Mnfan1t Mtttmohs, Hreisass unit @onntaas /,
& .. w: pofti9tub, Mantasa, Mittwoas,
uao 9rsIiaes, 4 u. Dr.
Wgietfs Gonte. ;3noeHmaI rrd,entlib
antunft Wtttaeba uno 5punabenbs. 6N
y 81, VOplGlaB Disilfass n ,}reitaes, 3
: b,
sgort Eant &nute. .3weimal tpSdentid-
- Mntunrt, Wftt mc6s nnb g amabeurs. 6
s. M. - geltl6lnB, EOnnnfass anp @omn
, 1875-06-12

Ser @elansperein Yb,lburmonic, tpirb
0ienitas ben Is. bs. Mts. Elm srobes
Concert I'M &i9monber 5beater ssben.
Sie 0amen Geinburbt peroen oaIiclbe
unteritiben. Gs lit bas erite Concert
oes Wereins, peldes inter Der 9ireftion
oes profeiiors &einbarot itattfinoet unO
oas lebte bieler Sailon, Oaber lit feine
Miibe 9eiport woroen, nm es 10 angie
bend ols mD9li9 gu MAIDEN.
, 1875-06-12
u,p Cigar Billet.
Geterdl NdE uub JfHet
nno panuiue Gi(rnbabu.
1ranspprtattpnsmeiffer Differ
@i6mons, So, 10. Mdrs 1875. }4..
W%eyGnAprunn nor QeittnfeI
@eranneruna her 3sittafeI.

Bug So. 4. Charlotte grpres, 'gBdi parts. Ser.
ldet @tdmonb nm 5:08 9. 81 /; seriaBt gurfestle UNI
s:25 Vsrm; Sstlast OunSes I'm 1885 q M.; perldBt
Sanptue I'm I ". M.;l rerldB Greensboro nm 3:o7
y. "; Ne la6t a itburs nm SAC u. W,; triHt In
Nir'eine SunLttc UNI $3.50 Ra6ts Elm; Gtrift IN ebar-
lptte am g:35 gtabtt eta.
3ue Np.2. Stem DrIeans anb yiep Dprf Grpres
a8ns. Sflv rs gerlast GbarlOtteS So M0Ia.; berId6t
arn 1t:SS y. M; psrla t Greensboro UNI Q Is g Nl.;
perlast Danbiae Tim 4s48 81. d.; trefid6t uabee Inn
4:57 VI. Nj; Serldet Surfepile UNI 9:17 @benbs; trtft
tn&t6 monb Elm I'm Has W. nOs. D;.fe. fdltse, I'D
ben 3I8en Der &tldnta lnb Mi6mrnc Dir Qinie @abn
nod Stem Srleans, Mrbile, Mprtgpmttp, Mtlanta unp
anseren iablt&,i uni fibpetlidsn @unttsn an.
h8ugNp.3 Dnr4 pof5uf gpetfwor8 Der
liBt &iGmpnb mn 1 .38 @ittasS, SsrliBt Burfepile i'm
4.4f sea6a' eerlatt SnnSee I'm 9:25 Nldts; peifi Ct
3anoiqt UNI 9.lS &tehs, perlakt Greensboro ufn 10 40
Mt".sln. Snnction I'M 7:05 Q 81 triHt IN Gtarlptte
elm 7,l0 Dieter 3ng ftebt bst9bartptte nit 3ieen berIt>
lanta unb Nitmcnb Mir.9tne Wabn une Charlotte 60,
lumria unb Ntldntd Ngt. 8nbn mad Atlanta. Rontars
,nerp, Mpttle, yiep Srleens, Gplumbii, Aueufta, So.
panudb, Wdcen unb allen iIb' tben nnb fupmeftltIe en-
Yuntten In 0erbtuhurs
3ue Rp.4, Oar6 Gift Bug. SRwarts gerlast
Gtarlptte UNI 9:23 Abenbs, rerlaet 2trl,ne Spnettrn
= nj $3.50 atsrbs; psrln6t Galisrnrp UNI 1912 dbenSs;
ssllast Greensboro nm 3.35 Mrr; perIabt9anpiae nm
$50 @cr. rerid t Ounce um 6 80 %. trIabt Bur
tssia UNI 11.35 Mprsens, triTt l. rNidmpnb etnt UNI
2.22 Wittass. Dieter 8ug test Bel 9urfcsiQe NIT Hi.
asn fer v. VI uuo D. fR. 2Sabn BON 2sn d burg ane
apeeren fiieti6en 9unft,n IN gerGinsuss.i
i8us Ir 5; 9%sndburs gaiiasiei sus ssrtaBt Nt6-
Ntttass. tr,ft in qpnhuurs arlg4 90 Mtttags. ,4sta1
3ug Np. s. 8urtepiIe ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ser
ilBt Sur.epias nm 4 43 Wlsseens, triftin Gi6mpnb
elm UNI 8.n5 Wprsene.
DarasGtdets itnb mad allen iutitderi unb flbweas
li1en puntten an habtn tne Gerar blr6ee6edt.
&. ". U. FALCON, .l}45i+
1dtr 1tpr Sn9fneur unb Superiutenfent.