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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14
Nicola MellinGer VS.. Engelbert Risle tor
Reislel

Reislel.
E1FTh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE OF
- Orleans, No. sss4..By virtue Of . wit %
Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the
above entitled canse, l win proceed to sell AZ,
public auction, at the Merchants and Aucticu-
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second District OF ths
city. on MONDAY. March Is, 1875, at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property, TO
wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in shs
square bounded BY Where Marais, Ursu'ines and
st. Philip streets in the Second District of this
city. measuring. in American measure, thirty
seven feet eleven inches two lines front on Where
street, between Ursulines and st. Philip streets,
one hundred and twenty seven feet ten inches sig
lines in depth line parallel to and toward 81.
Philip street one hundred and four feet on lins
OF depth parallel to and toward Ursulines street,
WHICH distance the property closes on q line per-
pend ocular with the Bayou road Of thirty.thrte
feet, the end of which line, another depth line
perpendicular to this line Of thirty three feet and
having second depth with ssline of twenty. nins,
feet eleven inches, which closes on the end of thu
first depth line.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
KUGRNE WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleAns.
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>. 4. Ref VS.. the Atlas insurance Com.
cuPERIoR DISTRICT CSuRr FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans, No 26, Colby virtue of . writ of
er facias to me directed by the honorable the su-
perior District Court for The parish Of Orleans
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell u
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tOmhouse streets. in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, April Z. 1875 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Fifth
District of this city, in square number thirty,
bounded by Patterson, Olivier, Valette and Della
r0Dde streets. from numbers eleven to fourteen in
on Patterson street by eighty five feet in depth.
as per assessment roll. -
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot 49,
GuRAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff OF Rarish of OrlAana
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Jeanne IL.
MlllandOn; came same; same vs. Mrs. j. H.
Milhudon; same VS.. same.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans Nos. IS 1902, Sc ,lO6 &C. 738 and II
l36-By virtue of four writs of feri facias
to me directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the parish of Orleans. in
the above entitled causes, for city taxes of 1873
and 1874. will proceed to sell at public auction.
at the Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets; in the Second District of this city, on
the following described property. to wit
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city, in square number
two hundred and six, bounded by 81. Philip. Cla
borne, Ursulines and Derbigny streets, designated
as lot number twenty meaturing thirty-two feet
on st. Philip street by one hundred and seventeen
feet in depth.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the Second District of this city in square number
ninety six, bounded by Bienville. Burgundy, Gus
tOmhouse and Rampant streets, designated as lots
numbers four and five, measuring seventy one feet
front on Bienville street by one hundred and
twenty nine feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
fel6 2. mh2O
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In Vuriele Association vs.. Henry Van
Week

We Win
Week.
LNIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans No. 583l.-By virtue of writ of feri
facias to me dire ted by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause, will proceed to sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change Royal street, betw cen Canal and Custom
house streets, in the Second District of this city,
on TUESDAY, March 90, 1875, at twelve o'clock NJ.
the following described property, to wit
ONE SHARE Of the capital stock of the La Va
riete Association, as certificate No. 1856, stand.
ing in the name of the defendant the books OF
said association.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mill %
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Bertrand saloy W. Firmiu Le vasseur.

hCOBNE WAddAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
felO 20 p mhl4
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Estate OF E..
w. Sewell same same.

bCOENE "iNOaMaN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
mill 81 90 anil
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The City of New Orleans VS. Charles
BauGOu Same va. Same.


Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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C1v[ SnefH OF inc Parish OF UrIeaEs.
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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Mrs. Catherine Grimes vs.. Francis j,
ROAh

Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs., Mrs, !,
s. Lasbennes.

Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Celeste Re

Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Mrs: Celestine AlIain, Widow of Ursin


Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Jeanne IL.
Mlllaudon; came vs. same; same VS.. Mrs. j. H.
MilAudOn: same Vs. same.

ECUENE W aVEANAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mill l6 20 %
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City of New Orleans vs.. John e..

ClvlI Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
tel0 20 p mil.
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Henry ID. shepherd VS.. Widow and Heirs
of r e. Tyxifchell at al

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Personal. W. Young, of the
firm of Powers & Young. owners of the
right to manufacture the Star dish
grain and seed separator. has returned
from the north, where he has been dur
ing the last summer, disposipg of mills
and the right TO manufacture them.
He travelled through Oregon, and
Washington. Idaho and Montana Ter
ritories. and made his trip profitable,
if not pleasant. The firm intend to
manufacture their separators here this
winter. and have made arrangements
with James Ward to commence shortly
The mills sold like hot cakes among
the farmers in all parts of the country
through whichthey we're exhibited.
Theodore Hale and Charley Wright,
from the Humboldt House, were in
town yesterday. The former informs
us fiat crude sulphur is not in demand
at present, in consequences Of the ar
rival of ship load of the article from
Japan, at San Francisco; and the latter
says he has fortune in the shape of a
rich ledge in Humboldt District.
James Z. Brett, who has occupied the
position of Hospital Steward at Camp
McDermit for some time past, paid us
a visit last evening. He is going to
San Francisco, where he intends to
remain this winter. William Carpen-
ter. Foreman of the Lang Syne mine,
at Dun Glen, called to see us to-day.
He says the Lang Syne is now suffi-
GENTLY developed to prove its richness
AID permaneney. and with facilities for
reducing the ore it would pay dividends
right along.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

AcouIrTED.-F. J. McWorthy, who
was tried in Justice Davis Court YES
terday for alleged assault. was acquit-
ted last evening. The evidence showed
that the prosecution was malicious,
and upon motion of District Attorney
Grass the costs of suit were taxed to
the prosecuting witness. This is a
move in the right direction, aud if fol-
lowed up it will prevent malicious pros
ecutions, which have been of two fire.
quent occurrence of late. Justice
Pierce. of Paradise Valley, acted SINH
larry in a case which came up in his
Court last week, and if Justices in
every township in the county would do
likewise, it would stop the malicious
prosecution business.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10
LETTER FROM PARADISE.
Flowing and Fencing-Mutton and
Law I'm Court Am NJ. Id. Ex-
pected-Furman's Ghost.

Law I'm Court An M. I'D. Ex-
probationary Ghost.
PARADISE, Nov. z, 1875.
EDITOR SILVER STATE: Not seeing
anything in your pleasant little paper
from this part of the country for some
time, | have concluded to send you few
lines. Times are quite dull at present
in consequence of the scarcity of coin.
1t seems as il money had all disap-
peared from the country, and people
are getting discouraged; but 1 think if
we keep a stiff upper lip 1T Will be all
right some of these days.
Some of the farmers are blowing
considerable ground this fall, and
learn that some intend sowing this fall.
There is good deal of fencing going
on at present, by those who feel able to
build, and almost every team that re-
turns from Winnemucca brings more or
less fencing material.
was informed few days ago that
doctor was expected here from Kan
sas in short time to locate perma-
nently, and practice among the farm
ers. am truly glad to hear of his
coming as it is entirely too far to 90
to Winnemucca, in sudden and serious
cases.
We had lively little time here last
week in the Justices Court. It was a
criminal action, and John Byrnes rep
resented the defendant. and John
Mullinix the prosecution. These gen.
tleman displayed much wit and a
knowledge of law that would astonish
your big lawyers at Winnemucca. l
think the accused would have caught
it if the prosecuting witness had been
permitted to act as witness and District
Attorney, as he wanted to do. It was
novel suit; the offense charged being
the stealing ola leg Of mutton, valued
at SO. a pretty dear sheep, 1 think.
One OF the witnesses stated that after
the leg was taken the balance was
thrown to the dogs. That made me
think of the blessing asked by the old
man, which runs as follows: 80
Lord of love look down from above
upon this leg of mutton. 1t once was
sweet and fit to eat, but now, o Lord.
its rotten" That sheep seemed to
affect the whole crowd, and set them
all to bleating. The jury brought in a
verdict of mot guilty." and that the
complaining witness should pay the
costs. l think somebody has got all
the law he wants this time, and will try
shot guns hereafter.
see in late number of the SILVER
STATE that you had been informed that
two persons had seen the ghost at the
same time. think that is a mistake,
MS l have not heard of more than two
or three persons seeing it altogether,
and in each case the person was alone at
the time. That ghost has caused
much excitement here, and it has
frightened one or two almost out of
their wits. One person was scared so
badly that he left his hat ard would
not venture back TO get it before morn
ing. There is something very singular
about it at any rate, 1t is supposed to
be the spirit of old man Furman. If
the ghost shows itself to me or
comes where can see it win tell you
oil about it in my next. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

DISTINGUISHED PASSENGERS. Among
the passengers on yesterdays train
was Baron Rothchilds, of the celebrated
banking house of the Rothchilds, and
Ex-Governor Walker of Virginia. The
latter was accompanied by an ex-Con-
federate General, whose name we could
not learn. Baron Rothchilds is men,
Der of the French branch of tho Roth
childs house, and is undoubtedly one
of the richest men in the world. The
great financier, though one of a family
that controls the destiny of nations by
furnishing or Withdrawing the sinews
of war, is plain and unassuming in his
manners and dress, and there are
plenty of clerks who put on more style
and airs than this scion of house that
reckons its millions as others do hun
dreds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

CONC TO CALIFogfA. james Buck
ner, County Assessor, and his wife,
intend to leaveson this evenings train
for California, on health seeking
visit. If Mr.. Buckner's health is i'm
proved BY the change of climate he in
tends to remain west of the Sierra
during the winter, if not, he will re-
turn in few weeks. We wish the old
folks a pleasant journey, and hope
they may return in good health and
spirits. Deputy Assessor Samuel
Buckner will attend to the duties of the
Assessors Office during the old gentle
mans absense.
DULL TIMES IN VIRGINIA CrTy.--Alex
Wise, who has just returned from vir--
ginia City, informs us that times are;
dull in the Metropolis of Nevada at
present. The great fire has caused
much suffering, and reduced hundreds
from afiuence to poverty. Something
should be done for the sufferers in
Winnemucca, and everybody should
contribute more or less, in proportion
to their means, to assist the distressed.
@-&---A<-
SUITS BROUGHT. - Yesterday L. L.
Richard and Eli Reinhart, by their
attorneys, Grass &, Harding, brought
suits against j. F. Snapp, the former for
1928 and the latter for $40, alleged to
be due them. James Hendra. by his
attorney, N. S. Bonpifed, brought
suit against the De Soto Mining Com
pany, Of Star City, for 81. 995, alleged
to be due him for services rendered
said company.
POLL TAXES. - County Assessor
Buckner paid into the Caunty Treasury
to-day 1892, collected for poll taxes.
since the last payment.
BULLION SHIPPED. = The Humboldt
Mill and Mining Company shipped to
San Francisco yesterday, one bar of
bullion valued at $1,000.
LADY who has Lost three Sons by
consumption writes from Hartford,
Conn.,, to say that her only remaining
child, daughter. had been saved, she
believes, from like fate by the use of
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHotND AND TAR
Pixies Toothache Oops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

THEATRICAL TROUPE. Tom Mcguire,
of Maguire's opera house, San Fran
cisco. passed through ON yesterdays
train with several theatrical stars, er-
gagged by him in the East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

The PUBLIC School. Friday
will be devoted to exercises, recitations.
singing. etc., at the public school. The
examining exercises will take place in
the forenoon, and in the afternoon
there will be Rotations and singing.
The girls in the Grammar Department
edit monthly periodical called the
Literary Bud, extracts from which
will be read on the occasion alluded to.
The Principal extends an invitation to
parents, and friends of pupils, and the
public generally to attends
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10
PACIFIC STOCK REPORT.
Last IcveninRss Board.

Last Evenings Board.
1875 ella 33s
565 'Opbir 33ts
$50 California 53A
$40 Woodville 81
so Andes 3s4
40 Jacket II
1855 Mexican 1917
$50 Julia 1871
40 Leopard 1917
40 Sierra New ida 1214
125 Belcher 215s
so Best v Belcher 1917
200 Imperial go
80 Raymond Il Empire 10
!, -, 400 Crown Point 29H
80 Con Virginia 260X
This Mornings Board.
2275 Ophir 40, 4O1a, 40H, 40H
225 Gould d Curry 46H, 1923 16H
245 Mexican IL
$50 Best Il Belcher 80, 1871, 3SH
co Savage IS
30 Chollar 81, G1X
rs Hale 81 Norcross 32L, SO
1860 Crown Point 80 1917, 3OL31
200 Yellow jacket ~, 721I
400 Imperial ga
Is Empire 5
375 Belcher 81 201I
100 Kentuck ii
% Alpha III
45s Con. Virginia 25S, 260. s57, 25S
80 Confidence 1871
335 Sierra Nevada 12X
2140 California 531I
10 Bullion As
IS Excheqner M
$50 Justice 2814
lis Union 7ss
95 Caledonia Az
d0G5 Justice IL
IT'S Baltimore ga
so Utah 7
160 Silver Hill 8
225 Rock Island
10 Challenge 5
100 New York II
3l75 Woodville 3A
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

REmovzD.-The SILVER STATE Office
is removed from Railroad street to the
new building on Bridge street, opposite
the Courthouse.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

BULLION SHIPPED. - The Humboldt,
Mill and Mining Company shipped tc
San Francisco yesterday, one bar oil
bullion valued at $1,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10

POLL TAXES. - County Assessor
Buckner paid into the Caunty Treasury
to-day 1882, collected for poll taxes.
since the last payment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-10
J.C. Ragsdale

HAS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST.
FINEST, AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK OF
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
2sttS 0ess 4temefen eurOpGtf6est
SeitMn9en.

v3um beuti9en Septems
er It c" LSeOanfeit, 2. September
briugt Die balbamtliAe 8erliner 9rop.
Corr. einen 2eitartifel, Oeiien S9luB
folgenbermaBen lautet: vRIbnt nno
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bic bas 8aterlan6 aus i6peren &Gmpfen
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
Gt0f@isS mfeIn+
Can Trancisco, Is. Sept.
Stus Der SnnSes1amptHaSt.
IS aibtm9ton, 10. Sep

~ " " ~ y ' v ~ - OSP%H
Den SuftiamintIter Bierrepout beiu9te
heute cine Delegation o Gepubltfaner1
aus WltiiiIitppi, beitebeub aus Dem 8unz
oesienator Bruce, Dem Sheriff bon
Mari6au @ountD W. g. Buchanan, Dem
frilberen SOngreBmttglie0 u. st. Some,
benz StadtslefretGr Sanes pill, Dem
8oriiber bes republtfanii6sn vStaatsz
@entrale Gretutip7 @omites" q. Warner
ulo SSobn 3. HaDmono, 9febafteur Des
vMtiltiiippi Bilot". Die 6erren paren
gefommeu, um ben S%uiti5uninilter iiber
Die Sage Der 0inse In Dfifiiiiippt aufsus
flGren CD. Inter Mnoerem bebaupteten
ite, ole republifduiI9eu 8Gbler ibres
StaateS niiroen Our6 ben Buno Der
Q0etBen oil ntelen 9lGben Derbinoert, ibr
@ablre6t aussuliben.
Q80s ober Die ltnru6en on[angt, bic
9egenpdrtig in Miiiiiiippt berri9eu iols
len, ertlGrte Die Delegation etnmltbig,
bal. gar fetne beitGnoell, MIR Die @efa6r
fir Oeren Nusbre6en liege beltGnoig Dor,
ba bic Staatsbeboroen nibt i'm Stanbe
ieteu, fe obne 8etitanb bes 8unOesmis
IitGrs 3u b%erbtnbern.
Der Suittamiutiter CAB BEN 6erren 6en
9tatD, mad 9au1e 5u%rIf3ufebren unb it6
nit DEM @ouDerneur bes Beiteren barr
iiber gu beIpre6en, Oh fte ntbt o6ne Die
5ilfe oes Sunoes fertis werocn fOnnten.
9aS 8. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ser
GMAtberIanDs2tratec
nttca, 81. g., Is. Sept.
Die 9. Sabresperlammlung 6es Ser
ems Der Cumberland : &rmee" nabm
beute bier ibren @nfans. Die Stabt bat
fid, ull Die tapfern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ger gu ebren, in ibr Seitta9sgemanO sez
porfen nnO bon allen Seiten finb Die
Seitgenolfen etngetroffen. Die @enerale
Sberman uno Scooter muroen freuotg
begruBt, ais iie aus tbrem 9otel an Die
SptBe Des 3uges traten, ber ii6 na6
benz Opernbaule benegte, mo Die vGens
MON ODER bas acknowledgements
began9en tptr0.
Ills nm W1ittag Grant mnb gontltng
erItbienen, purbe Die 8%erfamlnlun9 ers
0ifnet. 90 SHERIDAN abpeien0 mar,
puroe Gen. 6oofer gum GoritBer ges
pGDlt. Nufe mad vSpee6es" bon
Grant, Sherman nno Q0ofer tDnrOen
laut; @rant aber anttDortete iii ieiner
bel6eioenen Weile nit elmer ~o6lebnenoen
8erbeugllng unb Sbermnn ma6te eint9e
Derbinolt1e 8emertun9en, crfldrte aber,
oaB Dem proeramme 8endB Geoen crit
am Nbenb am Ylab ieien. Die 8etpils
tommnungsreoe belt Odnn oer Obsrlt
Nt. s. Squire als BoritBer bes b!eit9en
Geretnsausi9uhes.
1000 Meiten tit 1000 stt&mScn.
@otumbus, o., II. Sept.
Sin bieitger Oauer[Gufer Ramens Wtfe
Scuu1 p%olleubete gel1ern eineHD duerlanf
bon 1000 WfeileM in 1000 StunoeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-21
GpaMieW-
Meabri6, IL. Sspt.


Gin neues Miniiterium lit sebiloet
tporOen, al belien Spite Der @eneral
SoDeQar itebt. Sc lit folgen0erneiie 3u>
ia%mmenselebt: SopeIar Mtnilterprdiiz
bent nno &rieeSminilter, Qlcala
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ceron Golantes SulttBminiiter, Duran
= Sierra Mtarineminllter, Salancria ST.
nanSminiiter, &omero &obleDo Winiiter
oes Snnern, 9erDera Wtnilter Der 0ffentz
ltdsn 9rbeiten. Npala Wtiniiter oer So
lonieen..
SEEN Oorf, 16. Sept.
Gin IeIe9ramm bon 2onbon meloet
6as Gtntreffen Der 9tabridt in Meaorio,
baB Die 2ilfoniiiten Spar3un eingenom;
men unb Den @ouoerneur nebit pielen
AnoereH 5u @efangenen 9euIa6t 6aben.
Waorib, IL. Sept.
Oa5 gunbI6reibsn bes pdpitlihen
GuntiuS an Die lpanlI9en 8iiWDfe, psle
nelt oerlelbe IN Grillerung bringt, oaB
fraft bes Goncoroats Die Oberaufit0t
iiber BEN llnterri9t ber @eiitli6feit Sus
faue ulo Die meltlt9e Wta1t Derpfli6tet
lei, feBeril6en unterri0t uno feBerilbe
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ner aIgemetnen Beipre6ung leitens Der
4reile, wel6e iDr Gritaunen barber
ni1t perbirQt, baB oas 9tunoidretben
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8egebeu tDurbe. Die y@poca" mill wils
len, oaB ein 3%lueites, nlbt Dentger mi6z
ttges 9tunol0reiben ausgeIanDt morDen
lit. Sin Wttuilterratb lit auf morgeI
etger5 our Gt0rterung oieler Nn9eiegene
beIt berufeu mDroen.
Die u@prre1ponOencta" elaubt ni9t,
OaB ole @urtes nod in pieleM Sabre 5uz
1QuImentrelen meroeH.
Gom, 16. Sept.
Die v8oce bella Yerita" b%ebauptet,
6aB Der luanii6e @elanOte am YGtlfan
infOl9e 0es III Wi0orlo lt%attgebabteu Wtis
ntlterme1lels ietne Abberufung geforoert
yabe.
SenboDe,l7 II. Sept.
Die Samitisn mebrerer isiner etnfluB=
reiblten Yartei9Glger iubeu ben Don
Carlos 81 beltimmen, Srieoen 3u idlie>
BEN. Sn Der JiGbe BON Soloia lagernbe
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baber tit oesbalb prrDoftet mOrDen.
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oen 0OailD I~elegrapb" mitges
tbeilt piro, 1ou Der Yaplt fiir3li6 benz
cardinal 8orroneo eroffnet baben, oaB
er beablthtige, Das uaIttani11e Gon5tl
i'm na6lten Sabre CUR B%eenOtgung ieiner
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&om, II. Sept.
Sn benz beute gebaltenen Gouiiltortum
finoigte ber 4Saplt Die @rbebung Der Stz
160fe Nntict, Utattet. 9acca, Ganot,
Stmeont uno 0itleles6t uno oes @r3biz
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@rneunung mebrerer @r5bii60fe uno
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nit Der grtbeiluug bes Gin9es uuo Gitels
all ben cardinal M1c@losfeD.
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geo. 81 9alermo 1876 uno gum @arotnal
erboben 1856, iegnete beute oas 3eitli9e.
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Gan Srancisco, Is. Sept.
9ur6 Die Qntunft bes Segeli6iffes
rs. s. Seaper" erfd6rt man itber Die
Werbeerungen Der auf ben Sioi6is Suieln
graliirenoen Wtaiern, baB oie1elben in
uugefdbr bier Wonaten ein Ortttel Der
8ep0lterung babtngerofft baben. Die
@inseborenen elauben, baB bic &rantz
belt bon Ben @ngLGnoern eingefibrt por<
ben lei, um ite aus5urotten. 9telelbe
orobt Die gauge eingeborene 8eb0lferung
aus8util9en, tpenn ibr nt9t baIo Ginbalt
oetbau WtrD.