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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
How Some Men Have Risen

Twee began as a brush maker, at
journeyman's wages. Had he remained
at his trade and continued honest, his
native talent would have insured wealth
but he arose to dizzy height. and
then suddenly fell. "Hank Smith, !"
who died in his official career of police
commissioner, began as driver on the
Erie canal, and reached at one time a
membership in the ring which gave him
Gas it was estirlated) million. Of this
but little is left, and his widow is living
in distant village. The late police
superintendent, Jourdan, began as
newspaper folder in the service of the
Tribune. He was in the office of su-
perintendent for three years, and left
M estate worth, as it is said, 5000, GOO.
The salary of this Office is $7,50O, but
the facility of receiving bribes enables
the incumbent to get rich rapidly. 1t
has been said that. Jourdan knew tho
secret of the Nathan horror, and that
an enormous fee secured pledge Of
immunity in favor OF the guilty parties.
Another man who has risen from
poverty to wealth is Brown, the noted
sexton of Grace church. He began
life as carpenter, but being of portly
turn he found the trade laborious, and
obtained an appointment as inspector
of carriages. Next he was made sexton
of Grace church, and for twenty years
he has had all the patronage Of that
rich society. He is extensively en-
ployed to manage social reunions and
receptions, in which branch he is an
adept. He has the run of all the fash
ionable young men, and many q $5
note is handed him to refresh his mem
ory when invitations are to be circu-
lated. Such man may assist friend
to an entrance into certain class of
society, if not into the best. In this
manner Brown, though occupying q
second.rate position, is in fact an auto
crat among many of the fashionable
world, at least in that which is next to
the creme de i la creme. Instead of
shosing the plane at 915.n week, he now
has country seat, and is estimated at
n quarter million.
Oliver Charlick, who is now president
of the Long Island railroad, and is
considered millionaire, began busi-
ness as the keeper of a grocery on the
wharf, where the profits of the orgies
OF sailors and longshoremen gave him
both money aud political Influence.
Charlick was at one time leader in the
city government, and this was rich
source of plunder. OF course he be.
came wealthy. These results, and
Others which could be referred to,
show what curious changes occur amid
the social revolutions of great CITY.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
An italian Sunset.

A correspondent of the Hartford
Times writes from Italy: "Last night
We were driving slowly home, laden
with flowers, after warm, golden after
noon, when tho air about us became
suddenly glorified, aud looking back
we saw the most wonderful sunset of
our lives. Driving to commanding
point we gazed at the marvellous scene,
the setting sun and dazzling western
clouds being only part of it. The
hills around Florence on overy side
were bathed in purple light, soft and
tender, and exquisite es dream, while
the sky above, after the G:st blaze of
western glory, was aglow with rosy
light that flooded the heavens and
rolled III pillows over the hills end
even seemed to touch our cheeks
in it's omnipresence. At home T
have seen equally brilliant displays
in the west; they have seemed like
far-of wonder in which / had no
part-a panorama to be admired at O
distance. Here the whole world seemed
tremulous with color, sky and earth
glowed together, and it was near us; we
| were in it. The very air we breathed
was rosy red, and over all thero was o
softness, q poetry Of color, an ecstasy
of illumination perfectly indesoribable,
tn, owing such glamour over us that
when at last the light died out of every
thing we awakened as from trance,
and, breaking the long silence, ex-
| claimed $50 this is an Italian sunset
Well, shall always feel that have
been in one !"
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
MY LITTLE LA3oRER.
man, with fingers soft and tender,

tiny man, with fingers soft and tender,
AB any lady's fair;
Sweet eyes of blue, u form both fraii and slenle
And curls Of sunny hair;
household toy, fragile thing of beauty
Yet with each rising Run
Begins his round OF toil-a solemn duty
That must be daily done.
To-day he's building castle, house aud tower,
With wonaf0us art aud skill
Or lobors with his hammer by the hour,
With strong. determined will.
Anon, with little loaded cart hes plying
"A brisk and driving trade;
Agnin, with thoughtful, earnest brow is trying
Some books dark lore to read.
Now, laden like some little beast of burden,
He drags himself along;
And now his lordly little voice is heard in
Botsterous shout aud song;
Another hour is spent in busy toilng,
With hoop, and top, Ind ball,
And with patience that is never-failing,
He tries and conQuers al!
But sleep ut last o'ertakes my little rover,
And on his mothers breast,
Toys thrown aside, the day 3 hard labor over,
He sinks to quiet rest
And as fold HIM to my bosom, sleeping,
think mid gathering tears,
VI what the future NAV in Etore be keeping,
swork for manhood's years.
Must he with toll his daily bread be earning
In The worlds busy mar;
Life's bitter lesson every day be learning,
With patient, struggling heart?
Or shall my little architect be building
Some monument OF fame
On which, in letters bright with gory's gliding,
The world may read his name?
Perhaps some humble, lowly occuuation,
But shared with sweet content;
Perhaps n life In 1oftter, pronder station,
In selfish pleasure spent.
PsIchancc these little feet may cross the portal
or learntng's lofuy fame;
HIS life-work be to scatter truths immortal,
Among the sons of men
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
a Prescription for the Cure of Drunk
enreSS

There is curious prescription in
Enl land for the cure Of drunkenness,
by which thousands are said to have
been assisted in recovering themselves.
The recipe came into notoriety through
the efforts of John Vino Hall, father
of Rev. Newman Hall and Capt. Vine
Hall, commander of the Great Eastern
steamship. He had fallen into such
habitual drunkenness that his utmost
effort to regain himself proved un-
availing. At length he sought the ad-
vice of an eminent physician, who gave
him pres ;ription, which he followed
faithfully for several months, and at
the end Of that time he had lost all de-
sire for liquors, although he had for
many years been led captive by most
debasing appetite. The recipe, which
he afterwards published, and by which
30 many have been assisted to reform,
is as follows: "Sulphate of iron, s
grams; magnesia, 10 grains pepper
mint water, II grains; spirit of nut
meg, one dracbm to bo taken twice a
day." This preparation acts as tonic
and stimulant, and partly supplies the
place of the accustomed liquor, and
prevents that absolute physical and
moral prostration that follows q sudden
breaking off from the use of stimu-
lating drinks.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

Mr.. Hallwell, the Shakspearean
enthusiast, has obtained leave to search
the paneling of the house of Lady
Barnard, the granddaughter of the
Bard, for Shakpeare's missing papers.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

Scientists now tell us that the in.
roads OF grasshoppers into the north.
west, OF late years, is due nainly to the
havoc made among tho prairie hens,
which are slaughtered by tens of thou
sands every year to crafty the epicures
OF this country and Europe. The
prairie chickens need to "absorb" the
.grasshoppers before the latter reached
tho settlements, but they are no longer
equal to the emergency.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

And ne gave it for his opinion that
whoever could make two ears of corn
or two blades of grass to grow upon a
spot of ground where only one grew
before, would deserve better Of man.
kind, and do moro essential service to
his country than the whole race OF poli.
ticians put toge ether. Suit.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17
rom feeling its weight. Do you like

wise"
a." That must be very costly flower"
said her sister, ' but should like to
own it very much; please tell me its
name"
S" Tho littlo flower" said tho other,
iHt iHtwhich makes the heaviest burden
easy, is scalled-Patience."
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

Mrs Swisshelm lays down a,s
broad principle regarding the male
portion of the human race: "0nly in
his coffin ia it safe for woman to kiss
any one man in a thousand"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
9eS Otebmarrf.

Ntnobteb. lln~9inItige NahTi6ten
bon NlbauD ulb ote fortndbreno groBeu
i3ufubren peruria6ten i'm beuttgen Mtarft
cine fiGue Stimlnung. &dufer Dareu
Sablrei6 nit nmr Deni9 &dufluit, dusges
lnme gu nieorigen Breilen. Gintge
@arIabungeu puroen fir Netp Ocrf ge=
nommen All 81. 25-5.25 fir mittLGe biz
quite fleii6ige Stiere. 9tur Elm Uerfauf
wuroe bur~ StaotmeBeer obgelGloHsT
81 So. 05. Betm S6luB iunre1 bic BferG<
Woblgefiut ullo eiue Yreisfteigsrung 1T
Dor Abuabnle Der 3ufubren fauM 3u err
luarten. Der Wlartt iGIoB flau uno Taft
II noulineu.
Die friiden 3ufubren b~strugen 24lS
Stud uno Derfauft tDuroen 139 Grid AL
$3.O5 fir Web9ers=B orratb, uno BON
$~4.25-5.25 tllr m~tttlere bis SieinEt6e Bcrs
lanDtitiere.
S9wetne. Der Rartt ND ;iemIi@
tbdtt8 .uno Sretie mdBig feft unn itetig
nno rangirten bon $3.50 $50 fir ate,nz
ltde bis CUTE, uno bon I 10000 fit
onsgspaRlte glotte Yartien. Die Qua=
lIt1t Der Nlgebote tpar nur mGBig. Qlm
S0luB blteb cine 9roBe Ausabl ibIedter
iIno 9epohnlt6er Nartien Mn~usrtGnft in
ben Yferhen.
Die rriiheu 3ufubrsn betrugen 824i
Stud. Serfauft tuuroen 265U .StI6 au
ben obigen Breilen.
9 a G. Gs CAB ii1 cine mdSia
lebbafte 9to6fraee funD fir Berfanbt unS
bleliaen Be6arf, uno Die sorbcciGS. @rei1is
tpurosn fir CUTE GgalitGten beiabIk
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Gin nHpi0erlegbarer 8emeis.

Der ifartIts Sepe!s, weI3en man seasr hie @StbIi&eett
bes gsbrauhes IOIber deeubeu uno @srpsu asrit6reUbeH
Site mic @rieuit uub GbiniH BET iHterpIitttreHSen unb
remittirenoeu Sisbern auwenOen fam. lift Der iberwals
tieeuSs GrIpIe, in Der @erLltun9 uuO Seiluue ioIder
Rrousbeiter, elmer Rebicin. wslde bas niretle gs9sns
tbstI auer Obsn eeuannten MebicameHte lit. ioppH in
StidRdt uuf ibre 3niauimeu1suung ots aud auf bic
bnr5 fe e~r3teIteu %9seinItate, 0teie WeebictB lift sos
~tcttcr'5 W2a8ems9 ittereS, Elm rein pesetabiItibea
8rSporat, welbes uibt aue:H nit punberbarer 3upsrr
~IdiiieFeit lebe Spur Don faItenl dieber uuo dbnLidsn
&rautbeiten moreIti6eH Gb%Grotters aus benz Spftem
ausrotiet, fonoerH aud Elm n&eres SdusmitIeI se9eu
ale Grourbater tit, Die elmer mtasmatti4eU 2nft unb
i@6Sli&em a2aiier entiprtnseu. Dteie gteiIItats werbeH
pou feinem uiiueralii4en antisfe6riisu 6stlmitteI NIT
SiAel9eit erSislt. nnb Der @ebrau9 Der lestsreB bat
Grideinuu9e1 i'm &eiolge, peAe hem GpEtem b6eb!t
uerberbtt6 limb. Dos Sitters i'm @e3eut5eil sisbt nidt
nur ioIeluige Stubernue. ipuSern beIDireE eiUeu Geiunbs
b,ttssuitaHO auf bouernber grunbIase. Al
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Stoot Chicago.
4a bic g8aljler ben GOOt GOuntD.

0as @entrdle@omite Set Sppoiittonsz
3ertei bat in elmer an 7. B. sd. imSber7
nau 9ouie a6geDaItencn SiBung be-
i9loiien, Dap Der Is ountps Gonbent
Ser Oppofitton8partei am
5reitag ben Is. Oftober a~b9eboIten
iuerbe, uno DaB bic BormaDIen ba3u
in G0tcago am II. 3. SO. nn6 in ben
Gowns at BerbaIb G0tca9o am
n . d ben IL. Sftober itattfinoelt
ioaen; ferner bab Die Q8arOS bon Gbi7
q q je flint Gertreter fur's @an5e, uno
ie einen ueiteren8 ertreter fir ie 500 (nno
8ru6t6eil iiber 250) Sttmmen erbaIten
Touen, bic bel Der 6%erbtpaDl I'M Sabre
1878 fir Gt6ter Moore abge9eben pur=
ben, uub baB iebeS TOpn auBer9albG6iz
cago spet @ertreter entIenocn iou, nit
Iusna9mc bon 2enlOnt ulo Safe, ipel6e
uter entieu0en.
Die 8ertretung i'm GOnbent tDirD ii9
QesbaIb ME foI8t iteuen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
cn0

Gin Trenoer, beiien Nauten mir auf
ieinen beionoeren 8uni6 ni1t uer0ffeutz
Ii6et, fam 8reitag nit ieiner S9ipieser7
mutter aus SoretpeH, Snb., bier an.
Ser 0err bate bier @efbdfte ab3u>
pideIn, tpGbrenb bic ate Dame gu Ser
uar1oten in Soma tpeiter reifte. Ser aufz
mertlame iuuee Wann begleitetc bic
Ofutter ietner Satin mad benz 8abnz
bofe an WeIstraBe, iorete baFlr, Dab
fie eiten guten Ylab I'M Bagen befau1
uno nerabi6iebete ftp bann BON ibr. Oils
ct ben @iienbabnipageu pieoer DerLieB,
traf er III bet EDur auf bret iunge &eute,
Die it6 eiltsit an ibrn norbeiordngten.
@let6 Darauf nermiBte ct iein Gai6en=
BUD nit $205 III baarem 0eIoe unb nit
8e6ieIn in 8etraae BON $1,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
8Grienberimt.

Ser @etreiOemarft warTreitng sie,nIi9
thGtig. ProDiitonen lou. Sptrttus
nieori9er.
NfebI: 3ielnIi6 aftib, 9reiIe feft uub
ltlDerGnoert.
8eiSen: $1.10& fir baar ur.O BEN
Wfonat, $I.06f 9topemberlieferung.
&orn: 81 riir baar uno ben U{pnat,
535 0topemberz uno 48S Sa6resliefe=
run9.
SAFER: 323 fir baar unb Oftobere.
325 g1onembers uno 3l4 Sabresltefes
rung.
Gerte: 953 fir 5aar. 94f fit ben
Weonat.
Sptritns: Fau gu $1.l4 6ie @aIs
lone.
MeBporf: $4,000 fir baar, 500. 80
bis $22, 223 OftOberz uuo $I9.io Sa0s
reslieferun9.
@olo: &l.l6R
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12

Sntereilant fir Ratirutiunen.

Sartem5iGe, Columbia Co.. 81. g., q SuIt 1873.
81. .. &isrce, YR. 3.
gsertbsr Serr! Sbr G5rsiben babe Id lOeben empfons
gen. SD bsabiidiiste DOT ~mebrereu g3o4eu, iiber bic
Sslieruns meiHta acknowledgements. EeIte iest iebr
iidtli3 e~tngetrsteu lit. IN sic Su i4re:beu. Sd labe
nit hem teheu GrfpIse cine Sloide 2iebIinsspsrorb
nuus CF~avorite Prescription) esbrauat, piepobI ID
ELM autter pi9, tos i'd mad i4rtm Ue5Tau5 fur tnrse
3eit siemti9 entmmtbiat mar. SD nabm lie uutsr iebr
unuortbeiIooften ninIsdlbsu elm, ba ib has Sars an
aaerpaaeu battle, uuo p65reno Der 3eit Der SausreiHis
suus bst Der llntudti9reit meiner GisnitIeu,e ssn5tbist
MAR, rue9r su t5un ais i'd ioGte, uuO isIbtuertanDIi6
i3reGli5 lit, 2aitet BOB, ~pdbrsnb id ni&t bic 6onb
bate 9ebsn ioGsn, uno Nass that, mas i'd touute, nm
ans Dem 0boos OrSuung 5u iGGfen. ais i3 ober aae
Soreeu ubiautIsIte uno baS uinnebmeu hes SeilmitttIs
i~ortleSte. iano i'd, os i'd toum cine 5ioids aus9e5rou9t
bate. boB es mir 10 ishr gut setEan, Sdb mad anib6rsn
nit BEN Gebraab bic Gpu!ptone, Don bsnen i'd Sbnen
lbrie5, ni9t mebr ~misoer3etp mmeu 1ito. Sb babe
jbreflib s~eiitten unb pas mein seipeH nod r:ridltut=
merte. mar has GeruBtlsin, teine &inrerun9 aus ben
w69nIibsn Gueurn Su eupiunasu, 3upeileu fonate i'd
faum feber, 10 grop Ipar pas &sibsn. Iue leHe idIim=
men nsuraIgiiGeu S1ptsr5er in Der Seseno hes Sdoob:s
ijno ueriapunben. Gle ,pareu 3upeileu 10 ibltnIu. ba5
i9 obus einen 6userIi9en 0rut taum gsDeu tpunte. sic
l4ieneu mid Sauberbait pIDgIi9 perlofen 81 babeu unb
iinD ni3t pieber9sEommtu Die arge Ghu66e uuo
E1nmapt limb pl ibmunnen uno ip taua uer5le!G3 peiie
sans Iei6t bic Greppsn binumiieigsn. So wiirbe Sic
i5on iruber pou meinsr gelleruug in Senntnis seiest
boben, benu i'd pel itato ie 81 iadsen, aber I'D fiji btete,
oaB es nur cine porl0erSs5suSe Seiieruns mdre, BITE to
ihbLte; jset )ebO5 benfs i'd, tit a~eniseuoc 3sit oertrts
den. nm bic 'Dobttbati9sa 5oI9en tir Sanerno Az baltcn.
CSsuebrntoeu Sic meme beieu &iiui@e fir Sbreu iers
nersh GrioI9 Uub meinsn 0ant iIr Spre Site, mir Statb
su %ertbeiIsH-
&abrbait bic Sbrigs
II Utrs. %. glettte SupSer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Sur @arumma. am 20. Septembe,

SAr gSarmnm3. In 20. September
5. Ss. fubren 3ipei Wdnner aut baS Gss
bolt oeS Tarmers BieDer, flint Uieilen
BON 2enDnt, uno gaben fih fir Ntebs
banbler aus. Bteper bate atpet &iibe 81
Derfaufen, 3eigte bielelben Den Sremoeu
uno muroe nit LeBteren aud balo ba1s
belseinig. Der HreiS, auf ben mali ftd
g~ecinigt Bate, tpar $ll0 ; elmer Der
9dnbler 5og cine pobL9eipidte Briefz
tahoe berpor unb bGnbI9te benz 8ertGus
fer elf fnnfelnaselneue 3ebnoOlari0eine
Elm. Mls 8ieuer oil einem Der nQOiten
Gage 6as 9el0 nab Der 8auf braGte,
muBte er au ietnem S9reden erfabrslt,
baB teoer e~iuaelne Der S9etne, Die idlHnts
LID Die Summer l65l67 fiihrteu ulo an
9eb[ih BON ber 8anf bon 9tiAmono aus
gegebeu waren, fali6 lei. Die @uuner
tDareI natiirli6 nit ben be:oen StiGen
SieD ipurlo5 Derlbtpunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
2~85chenflichc Sllfnois &faafs-Bcifnne.

ridt. SaB sic 9eute i6limmer aEs fe(bh
III ben erlten 3eiten Der Yelteolung pom
Sieber beimaeiu6t ieien. llno in Der
umge9eno lit iait fein 6al5 usri6ont
9eblieben, beionoers ouf ben Sarmen
ltcgt nit Die gan3e TanuiIie Darnieoer.
8ei GoliuSuille un6 Itop ioll oas Ties
Der logar tootIihe Birtun9en haben.
Sn Central @itp uno %llulgeBenb lit feil
9ous bonn Tleber ueri6ont, rod lit bass
lelhe ni6t i'll 603artiger Wetle aufgetre:
ten, tpabreno Dorber DIele TGue bon Iubr
tootli1 enbetel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
@ir erbiclten bon 6rr. 81. 6. etSautS

Bir erbiclten bon 6rn. 81. 6. 2toantS
aus JtOrmanOiue, Rani.. eiuen Brief,
ipelher unter annerm Sntereilantsn Tnls
GeloeS entDdlt: vS6 mar felt mebreren
SabrsH letoenO, mas nah DEM Quss
lpru6e Der Ner5le elmer 5t0rung meiner
Geber 5ii5uldreiben mar. ST. gsbrnubte
Or. GuatIf &6ni0'S GSatt burger
Sropfem uno iG CLAUDE nun, baB meil
gebelsbaum Wisoer frilh SIT srinen aus
fdh9t, oelu iG flble mt0 Dobler pie ME
5uDur." Ioum
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
10000 SeiImmecm ser admor.

SO,O0O %et Ittn9cn Der SGtnOrs
tDoi0em our6 ANAKESIS, Die glids
liblte mebicinilbe GntOedung, iino in
ben lsbten flint Sabren eingetragen pors
ben. IS giebt feline ihmel Sbaftere unb
belhperlibere Grauf6ett ais &santors
fboioet1, nno Wai6mittel, SalDen unb
YIui6mittel berldJlimmeru ltc. ANA
KISS lit Elm untrlgli6es, ldmer3lole5,
etnIaNeS Oeittel, oas fir oieOauer BELT;
es tptrft ais @ripeibungSmittel uno Uae=
oicin. Die 3inoetung tritt iofort eiu,
unb Die 9eilung lit getuiB. N4e Aerate
empteblen eS. prets $l.00. Tranco Jus
gel6tdt na@ Gmpiang 0es Breiies bon
B. Jleuitaoter & 60, No. 46 Walfers
lttuBe, yfelp Uorf. gu baben III Gblcdgo
BET 5. u T.. rs. SlOdi, Jeo. 20 Wtartets
ltraBe, uno III aueI oeutl6eH Apotbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Sic g1msa@ten fir Die OpooIitfons.

bartei iinO in Staot unO Gountn uugel1>
blifLi1 ie6r 9itnitige. Die &epu0litaner
erideinen p%oLlitdn0ig oemoraliitrt, unO
iin0 urter it6 %boIitGnOig 3erfalIen. Seoe
6pffnung auf eireI1 Sieg 1T aufgegebell,
nddbem ourd) ben 8eidLuB pom leBten
Santltag Die fuug elmer republifd@
rii0en GonDentton un0 Die MutlteulIng
zines republifar1ilden IiGetS sur 0eiDtBs
belt aertaGt tit. ODerit Sdaffler, Der
Bor1iBenoe beS SenttaL=Gomite5 lit bits
teren Nngriffeu bon Settle berer ausge=
1eBt, meL0e gebofft batten, Elm 8iinbniB
bet 9tepu5lifaner, Der neutrality-suspicious.
alien QemDfrateu uno Der IemperenSler
Berbei3ufIbrer, nm 10 penigttel5 nit
Der W20glthfeit amf GrfoIg III ben Sampf
3u geben. gu 0enienigen, Del@e 6ieies
BiinDniB u1o ba3u Die glufteuung zines
v8arger">&idetS Derbei3ufiibreu pini0z
zen, ge00ren Die truDeren lOdupter Der bIez
iigen Bartet, aber ielbit bic NntDefenDett
bon SenatOrGogaH Dern06te MOT, tDrenn
8unid @rfillllng 5u geben, nno nit
S0TeGen IsDel lie, baB i0r @influB total
gebrO9en lit. Sberlt S6affner leiner>
ieits ertldrt nit sroBer @~emitbSrube,
bab ct einfa@ feline gfliGt erfiilt uno
nod oa5u in ipe5ieuem 9luftrage ioDODI
Der bOrlG6rigsu GOnDentiOn, tDie Der be-
fannten 8%eriainmIuug DouYartcifubrern
i'm Yactftc !0oteI %ge6anDslt babe.
Die 3er1ebu11g iii Der repubIifanti6en
Bartet bat 10 pett uuI ii6 geJriffsu, baB
eS fat nidbt mDgli6 lit, @anoioateI fir
Die gu beleBsnoen Nemter 3u fin0en. benn
J%tien1GnO bat Snlt leine 0aut 3u WfGrft
Su trQgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Gtn NicScmaeat6loe, baS Sic ge

V0W wv VTTTVV@vF7 UWT UTV ~
Iageruns BON garis gum @e9euitano bat,
uno 50 SUB bod urb 1000 SUB lang tit,
iou III &ur5em bier dus9eiteut tuerben.
Gs 6eftltbet fi9 iebt auf Dem Q5ege ua6
yieip Dorf, unO lit eigentLih fir bic
SubeITeier in BbtIaoelpbta beitimmt; bG
ieoo6 ut6t 9tue mad philadelphia geben
meroen, baben Die @i9entbimer bei6Ioi=
len, ihon DOrber ben ouoeren 2euten
0elegenbeit su geben, baffelbe geeen9eio
nnO quite MOrte beit6tigen an t0nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
GonWtOratD.
So ontagss q.

" y = y ~
Cine l3uI0rift Der Blrger bon Goof
County, bauptid6li6 o~erienisen bon
Goipn Gtcero, nel9e Gpmmilidr Gratp:
foro einrei6te unO tportn Die 8etreffenz
ben oarum erIuhtem, bGB Der a3outpeg
BON Der StabtgrenSe aus al SateitraBe
bis nah Dat Barf ober 6arLem 3u Ell
nern 6reipege Gemadt meroe, ipuroe
Oil boS @omite fit 8auteu uuo Bege
Dertuteien.
Oas Gomite fir 6ffentli6e 0ienItans
9elegeubetten rei1te einen Bert0t Gin,
tportn es d%nempfte6It, baB berieni9e
She'll letnes friibereu Beri6tes, iDelAer
Lbe3iigli6 Der bemnG6lt ab5ubaltenoen
8abQ ole U%eitiebung Der SttmmpldBe i'll
ben IotunS Cicero n1o Sefferion betraf,
onnu1irt peroe. 0aS @Olnite ihlug
Dor, baB ieosr Gomn III bret 0iltrtcte
etngetbeilt iperSe unO IeBte sugleib Oeren
@ren3en felt. Ser 8eri6t purOe an9es
ronlner.
Serr gB.,a. Steele, @igentbamer zines
Steinbru6eS in Solicit, lbidte cine Sus
f6rift eim, mprim er bie@ite oeS BON lbIll
gebro6enen Stetnes anprie3 unb Dem
Gatbe Die 8enubung DeiieLben gum
Sourtb0u5bau atenpfG6l. Die 3ui1rIft
purbe an oas per. @omite fir Gautel
nnb 9ienltangeIe9ellbeiten psrDieien.
Ser 8eateia0erntD BON 2efebieip
bat Die regeLmGBige w06entli6e SiBulg
abgebalteu, uno Darin oeu 0ontract tIr
2egullg Der &09re BON ben YnmpDerfen
in ben See binein fir $3.50 III Soules
rim, SameS q so. Dergebet. Ser Cons
tract fir Die Qeduln bon ii Wtetlen H0b>
rem i'm Eopm lOLte auf Nntrag oes Sos
mites fir ST, 2U3 0n 9. U. G1Gppel pers
geben iperben, bod ma6te ii@ bon Seiz
| ten alberer l1nternebmer etn 10 beftiger
@ioerltauo gegen oies Nbfommen 9el=
teno, BOB elmo lpeitere 8"erianultung anS
ber1umt tDuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12

@ 0rftsN e.
Gbicego. 8. Oftober 1875.
u 0He.

MebI. - Die yiacbfrage mar onbals
teno 3ientli6 gut nno Breile bliebeM be:
itGubis unD felt. Die @eiammtmalfs Der
beutigen Berfaufe MAT auf 2ocaIrc6s
Iulld.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12

sStt Stt0W0 tpurOe Treitag cine fir
Die Ntlantte unO Yaciftc GeIegrapDens
Gompa8nie tpt6tige @ntl@etoun9 abgez
geben, inOem ba5 oorti8e Gircuitgert6t
ben @inbaltsbefebl aufbob Der aut An>
trag Der Neiteru linton G~eLegrapbenz
@eleui6ait Die Ntlantic uno Baciftc @ez
1euihaft oerbinoeru ioute, benz Sdte>
nenipege Der @9icago uuo BabueabSabn
entlaug 8foiten auf3uitellen unD 0rdtbe
3u 3iebeu. Die @eieaidaft fam ieBt ibre
9ilte, Die beretts bis Altdmont fertig lift,
bouenben ultb tpirb in tpenigeu Ga9en
Oft st. Souls erretht Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
ID s.

Sni auftrage bes @eutrals@Dmite's bet
0ppplttion5partet BON Cont County:
8biIipp GonIeD,
q. S. Ma6er, &oritBer.
SefretGr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-12
Sla,t treurten oetpber

febrte bet Sabrestag bon GDicaGo's
groBem 8ranoe tpieOer. Ser JtiGz
bid auf Die felt ienem fur9tbaren Greig1
niB periIofenen pier Sabre lit Elm in 9os
benz @raDe befrteoigenoer. G6icago lit
f90ner uno 1olioer ans Der 2ti9e crltdn=
ben, ais eS Dorber mar, un0 penn aud
nod beute Gaufenbe unb 3ebntauieuoe
Die 8erluite nod nt6t tpieber einsebra6t
babelt, tpelde OaS 6euer ibnen DerMria1~
tie, tpeitn eS Jest iparen ulIb 5uiammenz
balten beiBt, UNI ben Dor Dem 6euer er=
pDrDelen @runo unb 8o0en 3u baLten,
nuo Oas na0 benz Branoe gebaute 01us>
den SIT sabten, ein Sober tuirb 3llgez
fteben m"ii1ieu. baB eS INNER nod better
gegangem lit unb febr Diel better, ais es
III ben eriten Gageu mad Dem 8ranbe,
ais Die gauge @r0Be bes lln9IidS fiibLs
bar tpurOe nn0 man SIT DOffen tuagtc.
9to6 einige tperige Sabre Oes SparenS
uuo ner Gtni6rGntung, un6 Die Spuren
bes Teuers peroen GHBerlt9 nertDii6t
iein.
Oas Mn6enfen 6aran freiIi9 tpir6 ur16
1oute bleiben. Ser neunte October 1T
eilI 10 Derpprragenber Wtartitein in Der
inngen 0el6t6te @bicago's, baB iein
0ebG9tniB nidt erI0i6en bari. Gs ioate
ftetS III trgenb elmer Weiie au59e3et9net
tper0eu.