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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
RpraHnd, SnTir Co., DsI.,
Maf q. 1879.


&praHnd, Sul,r Co., DtI.
Wat q, 1873.
,Serreu Rpfe u. Go. ..-Sbr gtniauT
Ointment N elm pnnbuppqee Ding. Reine
Ruiitr bat srG&rtdliG am 8bsnmafismus es.
Iiiisn felt ft9iebn 9abrtn. Stit Ruriem IN
Ts auf b1 sinfn Seitt sslGbmt stpllsn. slir.
IlianS sIautis, bab iif isntaIs Ritbtr Int Sinnes
Itin ptirbe 40 lprtGtH rbtr Su esbfn. tnbtm Iit
BIER unb ftbjIe SABRE alt III. ole bat bas
gtntaur eintuitnt (tutibe umfGldst) fiir einigt
pfniae Wedsn gtbraudt une fann feet ,itmIit
aui etbsn Hnb iprfGfH. Sd CLAUDE, ba6 StTt
einimsnts alss Bob S.reisnfn, ipsI&sn ibnsn
eslpeAbtt tpnrbe. Gbrp. 80. Gubbs."
Grau Sdue pbiaips, pbilips RiGIs, Snhiana
Co., pdy fagt: yS& BIN hanitar fur bas Gen.
iaur eIntnifnt-in lpl@fm MaBe, baB Id pie
ttHe titut Grau iiibIf. Wtiue eabmbsit rHbrt
bon sinsai S9IasaHfaa bsr, btr mi& psr aHi
Sabren bsitI. Jp lNrfiDt NIT mtInsr IiHItH
6anb. SO gnnn ifbt bur& bas paus esbtn
nnb bic SffIfe bebifnsn bsIftn, unb Id CLAUDE,
nit @ottes SsetH auf Sbrsnt einiHieHt baB
ID baIb SSats ssbttIt isiH iptrbs."
nSsbn Gissnibamn bon wftrbsH lOIIis NIT
BEN GeuiauT Ointment Rinet 8ttIu~ Hia9fn.
Mir baIltn 60 fiir htn bfIlsn artiid err tfmals
Ia unIHfa Stdltn bfHnbt puThe.
3d. Marie, Gupi. Wbams Ct. SiGat, D q.
..G. WuIs. Supt. Ser. 81. Gr. Si6Iif, y q.
,aIbsrt .. OIiH SnSt. slat. Gr. SaGRs,
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19

Ser DerftOrbsne SInORp SObnIon
bate isiu 9sbsu fur s95O,0OO berfidsrt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
S1,599.564.64
Btrm BaeM

Btrm6seRo
gaaI an Sanb unO In Der SaaJ s57,esO,ss
4uHbs uno Mprteasts, rlie Qnfbtldr
auf lisssnbte eiSsnbum In DtrIb
npn 81, 200, 7O2. .0O0. 90
Der. 81. Benps, anesbtbfnfr .DIib, 580,e62.6O
Sfaat nnp etp Banee, 49,465.00
BaRf> >Stp6,- T,O00. 90
&Hltibfn stFGut burdb gplaitraIs ian,
seetbtnsr Wntb, sSs.475),, 95,962.4s
9ranesiatnthun, b0,547.94
4upa&s an SnitnlTtH, SuIi l, 1875, ls,R7.es
8aar In 3aub Der Metnifn, unb ium
einTtnbuRe bsrsit, 9l,7o0.sI
uHteuslitris Yrdmitn auf WpIisiss. 3,s1s.36
sH Al zoo. .blll. AZ
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
g. 8. &untel's
Sitter @eilt bon Giien

Der srpbs GrfcIs unb bas @obtebaasn bes
pubIilume. 8batlG6lid III ME AfbnIi6es benz
anisritaniiben Selfe piferirt porben, taS 70
fbnsl 1b efIlsn 0unif unb berSIi6e 8iaiauna
trpOrten bat ais Y. j. HunfeI'S 9ifter
gBetn Spn GiIen. Gs erfiilt alle feline
,3psde une 9spGbrt aasenieine 9efristianua.
Gs pire 9arantirt bic prrbGrtrfrn GGlle BON
EiSHPla cher llnSer6auIi6frit su furirsn,
fbenlp 9lieren. cher yebereiten, nerpTier
S9pSbe, Srlppfuna lauren Raaen etc.
8auft has Gbtr. Sur III 5laIGen All 81,
ssrfauft. Depot unb Office $50 Ncrb 8.
Shy pbilabelpbid, ga. 6raat ua6 Nunfers
une nsbmt fsin anbsres. Ssi alien sIppibrFrn
su baben.
Sispepiia. Sispepiia. Sispepiia.
f. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron elm
li9sres 0iittel sssrn tisIeS 9sitrn. Grit vic.
len Sdbrfn bnbtn Is prpninfnte glerite nit
nnsrrei6tem GrfcISr anseipanbt. Symptpme
Der arnnfbfit iinb: gIppstiiIpfsfrit, g8inS,
glnfifcben ber SenrITtnen Speilen, 5rcdenbeit
i'm Wunbe, acpfI6msrl S6pinteI, Sdlaao.
Ilsfeit unb @cbriidtbeit. GauIt has edls.
gGirb ni6t rob, iCnSnn nur In 8iaItsn ,u 81 .
prrfauft. 259 Hprb Q. Sr., pbilabelpbia,
pa. Bel alien gpptbtFsrn ,u ba6en. 9raat
nab 6. 8. Gunfeps Sitter 8ein
Y6n & en- unb nebmt frin anbrrss.
259. 259.
SanbsgGurm.
pirb miitrlf rein Sesstatilil&rr Webi,in Isbsub
aus benz Splfrm entfrrnt. 1eine 9r,abluna
bis etr 6cpf brlIsItsn fort III. Gcmmt unS
ertabrt bic Rdmen Der brbantelten patientsn.
Or, U. *. NunfCl, gip 250 Rprb G}cunte
Srabe pbila: Gpniultatcnrn frei. Sib,
Mabel unb Wn9fn'gBirmsr ebenfallS f6sr
entfeInt. Gum Itirsibsn antersr Birnier,
als YanbDurm fShnt 9br bic Mrbi,in In ber
Mpcibrfs fdufen. 8rast mad auntels
Durm Sprup. prsis 81. g3d 9ant.
burn mub Der patisnt lsbli IOmmsn unb ibn
entfernsn IaIen. r"
NuguIf 5, 1854.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19

Rsue aHjeiseH. - 6OIseuoe ueu,
anSeisen erideinen in Der beutissr
nStautS. 3fituns. auf iuelde mir unle
re aeier auimsrfiam MAIDEN:
@robes Yic.Nie-Gdcilien.8erein.
SIR OeIe9at-8m. &. @lrids.
Heue ucbi3inilde Noti3en II. (. 10.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19

Gafforta n tin SubRilut fir GaiST.O Del.
60 10 70 aHgsntbm ;nm GinntbHgn ale Spuie.
STR @iub. Colt uub lauren Raeta N % nun.
bgTbar. Die WsElteR empftbIe 20.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
sI.5so.6el.e4
RHb. @ariaae, YraRbtnt.
Sob. GeIuarb Gail, giss-YaHbsnl.
Suga S9amanH, Gsfrtdr.

Sbr RapiiaI IN In gaarSm gsIbt anssIsat.
Sic bat ttin Rptsr Spasni, bas pis Re;isast
auf BEN Gistnibum Iisst. Sit NrIanat feline
Ma9JabluHe. Die prdmIsn ipsrbtn In baarsm
0sIbt ,tinbssabli fur ben sanitn 8siiraum bn
DtrfntrunB, tniptbtr fur ben Beiraum bon ti>
b6btr Hnb, aIs Ia ben e,sssnIsitissn Dsrnasr,
HHes> >Gsltaf9aftsn.
Auf Bnnf9 br Bsrf&eritn pubtn bis wpIi>
en- In b.utfaer Spra@t abstfaei.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-08-19
Sraariges Greianifi.

&Or &nr3em trus fid bel 9la3aretb,
@ortbampton County, Gin tranri9es Gr
ei9nib su.-abenos famen ndmIid bier
Mduneran bic 8Obnuns beS Srn. Sobn
9eibert ino DerIonsten ginIab; e8 mar
gliemanO 5u Sauie uIS bic adt,ebnidb.
rise SOdter unb ba bic @odt bunfeI
mar, ma9te iie ben 2aben unf, INN al
lsbsn iper ba iudre. Oa iie bier M1dn.
iier Orauben iteben fab. iueiserts iie ii6
;u Ofueu, iuorauf elm Sdub abssfeuert
iuurbs Der baS MdOdsu 70 sridredte,
bab eS ieitoem iuabuiinnie eeiuorbsn lit.
'Oie bier @fdnner iuaren Befannte, lueI.
dc tunbten, baB bas @dodsn aIein al
$auIe mar uno oefOntmsn iuareu, INN
cS au erIbreden. 2siber bat aber bic.
fer ,,Spab" siuen b0dit trouriOen gIus.
gang eenommen, ST.. 9sibert bat iid)
oieIcn 8Orfaa 70 iebr gu $eJen senOm-
men, OaB CT ielbit ihper crfranft 1T.
- Son 9anlas rbitItrn mfr unisr aH-
bsrsm fSlSsnbs Ra@Fiat sOn u, g. gbams,
IcrmauSiIIe: .Ssit msbrTsn Sabrsn TIT ID
an llnsnbauIiGEttt unb etbsr. Dur@ brn &C.
brau9 ben DR.. ausuR 9Snis's pam,
bHrssT Srspftn u nsine 9siunbbeil
ipisbEr bsrssRrIIt unb ipurbe % SSH visIrn met
u1 grsunbs, bsnsn Id bisItS RttrE Anpriss,
nit hsmisIbsn grfpIs aHesFsHbst," 8.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

Feb. IL, schr' Charles H. Kelly, Crows
ell, master, for Charleston, 8. G., with $50
tons Of phosphate rock from Pacific
Mining Co, -, 81.
EsFsRzn.--Feb, 1s, British Brisan line
Ottawa, Howells master, 40 days from
Funchsl, Maae-.s, In ballast to Campbell
wylie b Co. :. -.
b.. BIS. Ottawa, Birmingham mas.
Ter 40 Sa.s from Santa Cruz, Teneriae,
N hs.l-.t TO Campbell, wyllie & Co. ;.
seb, 10, schr, B. r, Fsmhan 'E'7wi
ster-Savsnnah. ~
Feb. 81, Schr. Adair r. Bonn, KsL-
dali Richmond, Va, ooneia .'st 20
Wake: g. Scott. 49,.
ExPoRg.
New York--per Steamship f.,k;bG@%s
2c5 bales cotton and % tsr.e,s - n,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
MARINE NEWS.

CLEARED.-Feb. IL, Schr. A. Fl. Pcary,
Hale-Satannah, Ga, Walker & Scott.
Schr. Rebecca Florence, Richards
Nassau. -. = ... 49,
Steamship vicksburg,: Rudolph-New
York.
CLEARHD.-Reb. Is, Br. bk. Diadem
Williams master, for Belfast, Irsland,
with 626 tons of phosphate rock from
Coosaw Mining Co.
Feb. 16, Br. Schr. Blink Bonny, Med
haust master, for Dublin, Ireland, with
PA tons of phosphate rock, Coosaw Min
ing Co.
ENTKRKD.-Fsb. II, Steamship vicks-
burg. Rudolpb-New York, Walker &
Scott.
Feb. ts, Steamship vicksburg, Ru-
ao'nh F-r-nr1,na, Fla.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

Gov. Chsab' la. d sent mcasage to the
Assembly i'd regard 10 the land IA this seo.
tion sold BY she United States for taaes.
The Governor IN his message, after steo
Ing the case presented, says that he Is CON-
strained to say that the petitioners present
claim OF great merit and Irresistible Jus
ticc.
He recommends that the Governor In
conjunction with the attorney general, be
authorized to make an investi CATION and IF
the facts shall warrant It 70 urge upon the
United States to refund whatever surplus
has been collected beyond the sum appor-
toned to the State, and to com mpensate for
whatever property has been illegally taken
and conveyed under thei- t:tls.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

=, In response 20 . request Of colorsd :;ler-
gymon, the Bishops of tn, African Meth
s,Iist Episcopal Church have fixed upon
Monday, March 1, as q day Of fasting and
prayer, and issund an address. to-, thu
American people pleading for the enisy.
ment of every civil and political right, and
that they should be permitted to lead qul
ct and peaceful lives In oil godliness and
honesty, with, ample protection for theil
brethren in the South from the. few bad
men that persecufe them.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
Truck Farming,

A party Of Northern Truck Farmers
have recently arrived with $50 barrels OF
seed potatoes, plows, animals and farm.
log implements o.,start the culture OF
Irish potatoes and vegetables upon Large
scale in the neighborhood of Bluffton. The
ste selected 10 Spring Isla I'D and the enter,
prise s under the auspices of Col. Mckay.
We trust their enterprize will 'br reward
ed with abundant success.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

The lecture tonight by DR.. Fulton at the
ses Island Hotel should be attended BY
sll. who enjoy feast of reason, n =.
lecture has been spoken highly Of bv all
who have heard it, and We hope to see a
house ftil.,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

We nave examined the Comptroller
Generals report for the year 1879 to find
the report of the County Commissioners #
Beaufort County, but like the report for
1878 1t does not appear. Most Of the other
Counties arc represented giving each ex,
penditure for the ycas. Why is our Conn
~ overlookedf ..
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

The steamship North Point Smith
master, has been chartered by the New
York and Port Royal Steamship Co. to
take the place of the wrecked steamer
Meditor, and sailed from New York for
Port Royal on Saturday last.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

BY a recent act of Congress all lands sub
tect to redemption that are not redeemed
by June next, are to be sold by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue. We are
glad that something is being done in tn is
matter. The next step is to return to tn e
original owners the money now in the
treasury realized from former sales.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
BEAUFORT, S. Q. FEB. "a, 1915.
Mr.. ]. G. Richmond has been appointed
Trial Justice In place of Alfred Williams
resigned.

ExTressurer Mclntire of Colleton Coun-
ty was arrested and hsndcufed 1, Charles
ton last Saturday for trreps,arities in tn.
Treasurers Office.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

A man was drowned in the Savannah
river last week. DR.. Pritchard and coro-
ner Iuckenfuss sat on the body and will
bring in their bills next week. The DR..
and coroner have fine luck. Two inquests
in two weeks $40 each.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

Rev. Mr.. J. L. stehens, Of the Charles
ton Presbytery, preached at Port Royal
Sunday last. The psssenge. coach of
the Port Royal r. Il. Asrv;as the purpose
Of Q chapel.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

ST. retnrs a. s.s f1asne. furr: abe;
Gov; Chamb' la , >: h ,ofn. a~ures re
gard'ng the cos. o, nrs ,1tsiniug the
poor In tho State, IN u".Ch we make
the following e3t.a s. Tie total cost
OF the poor il this roua',., last ye"r was
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

We are informed that the Com ty
Treasurer says that the reason The figures
given the County Commissioners and
those wen the ComptroIler-General don't
agree, is because the school tax IS counted
in the report to the Commissioners. As
we wish TO- give him his due, we will
give his statement publicity and we ~il.
Try and figure some more as We hope to
bring his figures out all right. He says
we dent know what we are talking about
but we think we shall convince him that
we are not making statements that are
without foundation.
He reports to the County Commission.
ers as the tax on oil property, see, s,872.O5
this is FIVE pe- cent on the assessm emit fo,
the year 1873, ($5,6:4 ,4O9.37) with the
addition OF $10757 as additional assess
ment. 10 the Comptroller-G General he
reports assessment for County purposes
as we, ,698.84, an excess over that reported
the Commissioners of $S.221.59. He does
not report the amount of fines, licenes, &c.
10 the Comptr"ller-Ieneral, and so he
m must count It in as original assessment
The amount Of fines, licenses, &C., report
ed to the Commissioners amounts 10
$9,137.3 SO (which added to the assessmen,
re .,orted to County Commissioners makes
$37 7,5O9.43, or an excess over the repor,
to the Comptroller Of $s15.79.
Now what has the school tax got TO do
with this2 1t was necessary to repor,
more to the Commissioners than to the
Comptro'ler-General as the Treasurer de.
Quoted from his collections to the County
Commissioners 81 $50 for commissions
and In his report tn the Comptroller
ne only deducts $500 az commissions
The other figures must make up the diff.
erence some how.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

FhEEDMAN's SAVINGS BANK-A bill has
been introduced in the House of Represen.
tatives to continue in operation all the
branches of the Freedmsu's Savings and
Trust Ccmpany under certain new regula
lions, including the election of trustees
end directors Of tbs several branches by
the depositors therein. The bill provides
that the United States assumes to pay to
tho snid depositors thirty per cent. Of the
whole amount Of the assets and securities OF
the said Bank, and shall hold the assets as
securities to the United States for the pay
ment of the thirty per cent so advanced.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
The act to repeal the law de-

The act to repeal the law designating
ofhcial newspapers, passed the second
reading In the House. and our Beaufort
members had a word to say on tho sub
ject. Mr.. Bampfield: moved to strike
out the enacting words, because he
thought 1t the duty of the Legislature to
foster and encourage Republican news
papers. The mere mention Of " Republi.
can aroused tho members into Opposition.
/ Tom Hamilton denounced the present
system as most iniquitous one. Under
this system, said he, the administration
might be rotten with corruption, and the
papers which were supported by it would
keep: silence and not expose the corrup
ton. There was an instance Of this In
Columbia where the papers wete SD pport-
ed by the administration, These i,apers
would puff up the deeds of the officials IL
they were as black as hell. So it was
with most af. the. county Republican
papers. They were all owned or con.
trollcd by sheriffs, senator's and county
treasurers, and were kept alive otly. .by
the exorbitaut prices they charged for
official advertising. -
Mr.. Miller advocated the passage of
the bill. He had no confidence in Re-
publican newspapers. Just as long as the
system continued 80 long would rascality
and official misconduct continue TO be
cloakcd and hidden. As general thing
he noticed that Republican editors were
only Republican editors for bread and
/ butter. If the Republican party had not
sufficient brains in its own ranks to pub
lish and uphold Republican paper that
was ft to read, without having to depend
Tor Its existence or official pap, then it
Ought not to have paper.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

- o, Po,0o6 10
To avoid incur-ing more Indebtedness
the schools will have to close at the end
of the month In Beaufort, Coosawhatch;e
and Robert Townships and probably in
Lawton, Peoples and Sheldon.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

The following .ss statement of tke
local tax collected fer each school d..
rict, and does not include the a1,o, n;
which may come from the State spnro-
prlation, nor the poll tax, which il 10 oe
used to nav mast fndebfedpess.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24
Urhe Authority OF Everybody.

~ THO AutnOrIty OF EVerybOUys
PRoOF',-2O TO 4.
The sales CT Webster,s DI:tioncrics ,thfougaou,
the country in 1872 were 20 times as large as the
aEl,s Of any other Dictionaries. In proof of thi,
We will Send to any person, on application thl
statements OF more than 100 Booksellers, from
syerr section Of the country, Published by @. @,
MKRRIAM, Springfield, Mass. ~
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

By comparison of the reports for the
two Jeafs we fini that the county taxes
on lands not advertised and carried to the
'"""lisate for the next year is for the
year lS?2 .,..,'-> s1,s15. 70
ana Tor 1873 e6,448. AZ
lsit possible that SO large an amount
OF County taxes is locked up through the
negligence Of some one in not having the
land advertised The original assessment
for year 1872 It put down at $50, $40. 81
Ior 1878 $50, s,45s.79
Deductions and abatements 1879 $sS7 .O5
hcdncti' n1 and abatements 1873 90, ,181. .48
Tax an forfeited lands 1872, S45s On
5sH mi t..;F =, l,,l, i'-n s0en a.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

We understand that n very narrow
policy Is being pursued by themunicipal
authorities of Port Royal in discriminat.
ing against nonresident stevedores by
doubling the license tax for carrying on
the business. This ought not to be, and in
our opinion can not be held, either accerd-
Ing to the letter or spirit of liberal char
ter.
Competition is the life Of trade and we
think the Town Concii should encourage
instead of repel enterprise in their midst
Every restriction imposed upon husi
ness l. apt to pail collateral bran hes.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-02-24

The Chaplain of tie, South Car olina
Penitentiary gives fattering re,,ort OF
the intelligence of his parishioners. Of44s
prisoners only two have had common
school education. although twenty-five
claimed To know how to read and write,
but the Chaplain says that I" it is doubtful
whether they could do the one intelligibly
or the other legibly." He also says the
convicts are pleased when Sunday comes
and," more solemn and devout assem-.
blage ofworshippers cannot be found any
where When the devil was sick, the
devil saint would be. When the devil
was well, the devil a ssint, was he.
, 1875-02-12
gpanien.

Senbape, 10. 6eb. Sie Mfilitdr=
pperatipnen Der @lfonlilter, li11o i'm stor
ben momentan iuspenoirt poroen- Sle
Sruppen befeiisen ia9 in Der Stel't'9'
spel9e iie einnebuaen.
aDnis Mlfonio 1T auf Der &eile mad
Mabrib lit 2pgrono ein9etrofen-
@raf 8almaaeoa reiit am Is. bs- mad
Cuba ab.
9ombor, TO- Jsbruar- Dope
i6en bsridtsn, bab Die @~lfonltlter
in benz SreFsn bel gieaa 500 5oo=
he uno 8erpnnSete anb 8 @el9dBe per=
loren.
2onbon n, 10. Geb. &Dnis Ilfonlr
jtattete Gspartero sa 2osrono einel' Be-
imd ab UNI wurbe in bersli9lter Sse'l'
empfangen.
, 1875-02-12
Gnropaif1e naari9ten.

10 eta. Nad sinem mles.
ten Nribiabr abseihloiicnen Staats'
pertra9e 3uiidsn Dem &ailer uno benz
0er3oge BON 8raunibweig iinO ton
9eeterem ant 1. Sanuar in lanoesbos
beitliAea W~Geinbefib ibsrnummen NOR
ben; y Ser seneinlhaitliAe Gbeil uom
Srte Ofer, q bic Ser3o9sS uliusbutte
6ei Itfelb, 81 Die S%opbisnbitte bel
yan9sls5eim uno A. bic @iienbatte bel
@ittelbe. o
Nad elmer Qualification bes HeidSs
f%an5lers lit 9tienaano mrbr perpflidtet,
pom /. Sanuar ab bic Yrauni6wsisi'
iden 3weipieani9itide (3wolftbeiluns
oes friberen @roideus) in l3ablun9 au
nebnlen. ooh bat oaS her;o9li6e St.
nanacolesium Die 9auptfinan3falie uno
Die &%reistalien anscwicien, iene Stide
III Den Wonatem Sanuar, Te6ruar uno
Dsars su II 0tpi. einsul0ieu.
@ine 9rOBe ausabl BON Ycniioniruns
gen, Grnennungen uno 8ef0roerungen
bat Die Seanltcuwelt unlereS 9anodenS
gu 9teulabr iberraidt. @enlionirt
wurben: Sber9eridtS : Ticepraiiosut
Sfnte, Sbcr9eridtsratb D. Goienltern
Obcrgcriatsratb ShIes in 8oliens
bittct. O S. liuo ernamt: Sberltauts.
anuall Jtbamm gum Oberseridlspralts
ueaten, Oberscri@tSratb Or Sdmio
3Am SbcrgeridtSuiceprdl ioeaten, Sbers
sertdtSratb Ser3og gum SbcritaatSan'
malt, Sonliltorialratb Or. Oeoefino,
&reisri4ter b. Braun 1, afsGer Or.
spies, Staat8auwalt WanSiels 3a
SbcrssridtSratben. 4Hsfor Rciutins
in 8orsicloe. NAeNor Stesmann IA
Wolienbiitel gu &rrisridtsrn, alis1Or
Braun uHe NdsIor Or. Taniea ia
Vrauni9weis gu 9taotridtera, ane1or
10. Viebs gum Obsrssridtsietrstar,
ardluietrftdr b. Sdmiot . Pbiieloed
gum @onlitorialratb, Sreisbaueoubufs
teur SdOluia in @anosrsbeim gum
Trtlsbaumcilter.
Sn Oem @icar.enfabriten 1T alpar bic
arueit wieser a%uisenommsa, bod iino
nod 3ablreide Irbeitsplase leer seblie.
ben. Sm @erbaltniB anu meilten be'
ooltert linb Die 6aume Der Sabrifen
Der Serrn Sia,nel II. Brill nnb SisperS
1t. Winfler. IS ltsbt inSsB gu boffsn,
oaB aa4 Sstlauf Der nG4lten pierjehn
Gage iberaa IN ben 6abriten wieher
nit auer Strait scarbritet suerSs.
, 1875-02-12
Maenten ~Derlanat.

DR. FoorE TT Der @erfaaer mebrerer uiettdatf&a
sDerie, BON beneu ems aber $4,000 GIernplare Mbfas
~sefuabea bat. Gin spetes ,Das @enfdeafpRem" cbs
,,Afeae 8sltslYra6e unb seiunber Mlsni8enSeraazb,1
bat einet abfas ssn aber 10000 erei&t. Dteies lestsrs
Nerf ei&eint iest enslti& unb teasf@. Gin neaepes
Dert .gDiGtnftaft unb Dt&tuns" pber SAMMY TuBBs,
hr tuseublt@t Mr3t, uub SPoNslR. Der Idaise @He, n.
fattnt s~srIauas nur enslti3. Desen Snbaftsrsrjsi@-
uiGe btdtr Werfe roue man fG entwtber an DR. FooTE
psusea cher gu bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuchhandlung,
100 East 18th Street, New York.
aeenten perben fur ben gertrteb btefer Werse prianss
unb erbalten fetr sinRise 8eblnsunsen. So rnanGer
aeent bat faon surd ben gerlauf bisftr @erte f@ ben
Grunbfein ~ eines lIenea BernbSen eelset "Das
Nemi&enfsasm" 10 fur Grra&fene unb .,@tfsnfbaft nne
Dtdtune" fur bic Susenb Elm SprsaeIthes, lebrrei4es uas
tntereHantes Werf. Gin SubaItspeseiGmis Der a9srfe
pel&es franep per Dst an itbe Absrae ~serfanbs pirb.
ststt cine ssgadnbise Bd&rsi6ans hsfibsn. Roo
etumaI,
Nsentrn pber Gulpprteure tertalgt
Abreiire tpie pben.
, 1875-02-12
3nlanoithe gspsIdsn.

q 10 Yorf, To- 5ebr. Sn Dem
o~reiitDdisen sieselteinernen Wobnbaule
Nr. 1853, 10. auenue, bra9 seltern Sen
er aus, wobei Swsi &inber, Mainnie unb
Musnla 2earp, i'm re5p. alter BON 7
uuo 10 Sabren nerbrannten. Sere1
8ater 2emis erbielt lebr 9efdbrli9e
Branbmunben.
Mep . o I, 10. Tebruar. Mi=
9ael Mcgormid iiel seitern @beno aus
Dem &iibel oes G9ad}tes Ir. 8 in Dem
,,oafamanna : Sunnel" nub brad ben
9als.
Sent 8, Sci, 10. Seb. Ser Gam
pier vMtarp" BON Yropioenee, %, S,
1tranbete pprseitern MbenS am 8reaf-
mater nno laut seitern. Sie Mann=
i6aft murbe s~erettet. Ginise tuuroen
bur6 einen 9ampfer sersttst, bic lle=
brisen baben ii9 auf einen 5slien 9e=
rettet, bon nel9em r1a,l Iie i'm Scufe
bes Cages sn retten seoenft-
(@pdter.) Ser 9ampfer wMarp" III
bon @ailer. Sie 9aliasiere nno ge=
mannuns uurOen bur@ bea Sampfer
ngcntipebe4 serettet. ginise Matroien
tletterten auf bic gisf9oIeu uno tpnr-
ben BON benlelben permittelit Sauen se-
rettet.
Ser Oampier ~@entipeoe" bra4ts
seIerm ben bur9 Sis bei@doisten
9ampfer rGattleinafe" in @i9erbeit.
Wfebrere Sesell9ife ~freu5en in be-
i@Goietem 3nitanbe Dor Der Barre.
MewO rIean 8, 10. Seb. Sen,
9berioan iast in eimem @4reiben on
has consreHionele llnterin8unss : Co.
mite:
nScn Grwiberuns auf eiae Nnfrasl
bpn 5eiten oes @omite's babe i'd 81 be-
ri6ten, bab felt 1866 in OiSem @taati
2141 perionen ipeSen ibrer pOlitii4en
Mnli9t setDbtet unS 21l5 perwunoc
murben. Ma@t smfammen 4256 8lut=
tbaten."
Sif1in n, Obio, 10. Sebrnar. Sci
8abnbof Der .8altimore=O biO-8 abnN
5u Golterio, Obio, brannts sersansenl
9ta9t ah.
8uffalo,N. g., 10. Seb. Sir
in perfloNener Na@t in benz n¨ep'
Slpd," BON 8. Mtareus, S. S. 8lo9e'
&c SDbnen uub anoerea bewobut aus.