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The daily gazette., 1875-12-28
FOURTH EDITION
An Interesting Case.
4 Father Endeavorin1 TO gain Poss
sion OF His Tw o Children.

4 Father Endeavorinz TO gain Poss,-,-
sion OF His Two Children.
During the session of the Legis.a-
ture in 1928, the wife of William
Lynch, OF this city, obtained divorce
from her husband, and by the decree
of the enactment was awarded the
possession OF her childIen-two gi-ls
and boy, Subsequently Mrs. Lynch
died, and the children were cared for
by MIR. Bratton, Mrs. Lynchs father,
About year ago the boy died, but The
two girls, the elder of whom is about
Il7 years of age, are still! with D..
| Bratton.
| Recently Mr. Lynch married aga:
and he is now endeavoring TO obts =
possession of his daughters. As NJ
Bratton declined to relinluish his
,charge Of the girls Mr.. Lynch rezo; e .
to legal Aoasures, and the case W.
come up some time to-day, al NeH
Castle, before Judge Houston IN -
Court of Appeals.
The plea raised by the defense j
that Mr.. Lynch ,ton account of his pc
sonal habits and character, is unfit -
assume parental charge of his child-eo
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

u,ss.;t ust or y oi-s Al lie Goth annual
fst a g Z sf:rs1 V!m L. an Association,
S0e s'essSt moIey So d as follows -
f3tNa1ss ri" - !; $500 at 221$ p;
@IY si5e a 3i 5000 at Fl.
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28

To SUFFERING I4ADrEs.-.tsr. Rogerson's
Fe4ale Bydsostis Pocders. for all female
Complaints. by mail, 81. Address. Dr.
Rogerson T.. q. Box. 2s6S y. y. >uS
The daily gazette., 1875-12-28
wrLMESGr0 N MARKETS.

w!lE:SoteS. De- Dec. -. 1877.
Qrota;io1s AZ 'tc Hrss6yv'no Mills 10,
Flour and Greir-tn-rPct,d tn,ly
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GHa4 4 Sco.l
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03
The Garden.

In the garden there will be plenty 10 dc
during June. Sweet potatoes, tomatoes anC
peppers should be transplanted at once. Egg
plant Is better not transplanted until the
weather has become thoroughly settled ant
warm.
In transplanting, do not wait for rain; but
Just at evening, do your planting, pressing
the soil firmly about the roots, leaving de
preston that will hold piEt of water. -
Water Immediately, and, when it has settled
away, draw the dry earth over all, and they
will do well enough. Elephants are the only
exception to this rule. These require to be
shaded until they becomes established, if the
weather is hot.
In transplantng tomatoes, if the plants are
large and splndling, as they generally are
unless they haye been given special culture
IN the beds, do not try TO get them to stand
straight. Plant the roots at the proper depth,
and then lay the stem in a shallow mark,
covering all with earth except the top. Thus
it will take root along the stem, and make
more stocky and better plants than fplanted
in the ordinary manner.
Keep the garden mellow and tree Of weed,
if you expect to get returns. 1t is especially
necessary that the earth be mellow and fria-
bic if the weather continues dry, since mel
low earth not only retains Its moisture more
perfectly than more compact surface, but II
also takes up Microscopic mixture or vapor
Of the air, and this ability is increased in
pr oporton to its porosity and GOODNESS.
Ii is impossible to have succulent vegeta.
bles without plenty of moisture; and, with
ont succulence, vegetables are of but little
account.-Chic0go Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03
His Looks Deceived Him.

He did not look like a joker, says NJ Quad
One TO Sit and study his face would have salt
that his soul was lost in melancholy, that b,
didn't care two cents whether the sun set a
noon or stand up until Z o'clock. He entered
the ladies' sitting room at the Central depot
walked up to woman whose husband had
left the room about ten minutes previously
and calmly inquired:
MADAM, your husband went to see the
rlver, didn't he?'
"Yes-who?" she asked turning pale in ar
instant.
ale was tall man, wasn't he?"
ale was she replied, rising up and turn
ing still paler.
Had red hairY
ole had-oh what has happcned?'
Weighed abou. one hundred and eighty
pounds,'
"Yes-yes-where Is hc-whcre is nv hus
band ~ she exclaimed.
Couldn't SWIM could hep
Hes drowned-my husband is drowned
she walled.
Had silver watch-chain ?" continued tn
stranger
Where's my husband-whcrc is the body .
she gasped.
40 not get excited, madam Did your
husband have on a gray suitY
"Yes-oh! my Thomas! my Thomas"
And stoga bootsw
Let me see him--let me see him. sh,
cried
Come this way, madam, but do not &c
excited. There, is that your husband across
the street at that peanut stand"
Why yes, that's him; that's my husband =
she exclaimed joyfully. II thought you sale
he was drowned"
"No:madam, did not saw him buying
peanuts, and / believed it my duty to say L
you that peanuts are not healthy at this sea
son of the yearw
He slid softly out, and sho stood there ant
chewed her parasol, ana stared after him a
if he were a menagcrie on wheels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

The potato haz eyes, but like the sadducers
ov Old they see not
Next to rice and bread, the potato sustains
more life than cnnything in the shape ov
food.
One hafi the people on the Emerald Isle
live on meat and potatoes, with the meat left
out.
Potatoes dwell in the ground, and are az
proifick az hens nest.
They are planted in hills, one potato in a
hill, and they Civ you back twenty tor one.
This IL generous.
Mixed with -four they improve bread, and
tons ov starch are made out ov potatoes.
Hupny IL also made out of them which IL
50 nairal that some smart lawyers hav thought
it waz an infringement on the bunny bees
patent.
The only mean thing that the potato can
be made to do IL to turn itself into whisky.
Whisky can be made out ov potatoze, and
there amt no liquid, nor no solid, known to
man, that IL hiatt so mean and low -lived az
potato whisky.
When a man gifts so 10 down that he IL viii
ling to drink potato whisky for the sake ov
Citing drunk, hiz boddy-and ain good
mind to say hlz soul-ain't worth saving
If thare il ennything that whisky, or devil
try ov emmy Kind kan be got out ov, man Is
sure to hunt until he finds it and prostitutes
it for hlz purposes. He would dig up his
grandfather's bones and distill them il thare
was fifteen per cent. ov whisky in them.
| amt prepared to prove the teeotal de-
prayity OF any man, but do say that hav
known thousands ov them whose natures
were nine tenths depraved and the other tenth
shady.
All men and wimmen to-day ought to be
angels, they have had good chance, but live
angels, mail or femail, are painfully skarse.
Josh Btliaqs.
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moment, and when he returned to the charge
| the boy fortunately seized an antler III each
| hand and held on for dear life, and by grea
good fortune so guarded the tines that not ont
struck vital spot. One Of the men twenty
rods away heard the Outcry and ran TO the
gate as soon as possible, but had yet to wal,
| till he could take his key from his pocket and
unlock It, when that was done the dog made
for the deer ami the boy was relieved. lie,
me stop to say that the promptings to this
pugnacity were removed the next day. and
that deer was never known to offer to attack
persons or anything else. He lived in seem
ing seltcontempt for about a year, and then
died apparently Of broken heart
An examination showed seven holes punch
ed in the back part of the thighs, into either
of which little finger could be punched for
an inch or more. The only wound in front
was an abrasion of the skin along the right
groin about three inches long, but 1t did not
break through the skin. Now these wounds
healed with astonishing rapidly, and sooner
than we could have expected, had they been
inflicted with any other instrument. There
was no unusual inflammation, no apprecia-
bic sloughing off as of destroyed tissue. All
commenced healing at the bottom, Gischarg-
ing moderately of healthy pus, till the cure
was complete Certainly, IN this case there
was no indication that virulent virus had
been left IN the wound from the antleIs ofthe
deer, but on the contrary the evidence is
most conclusive that such was not the case.
We must not forget, however, that here was
youth and perfect health, with an unusually
vigorous constitution for nature to work
upon.
Here again see have got too much OF
incident for the kind OF paper which pro-
posed to write. The Rod and the Gun must
have many correspondents who may have
had much more experience on this subject
than have had and hope they Will have
the kindness to favor us with their obserya-
tionS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

When His Honor arrived Andrew Crane
was brought out. Andrew said he wanted TO
be sent up and he didn't care whether it was
for thirty days or a thousand years.
"Kinder discouraged, eh?" asked HIS
Honor.
~ care no. what becomes of me- sadly
exclaimed the prisoner. I'm way down the
bank and don't think III live long
Take heart, my boy" cried the Court as
he bit into another apple. Strawberries and
cream will be along before you know 1T
II don care nothin' for strawburieS and
cream" answered the prisoner.
But don't you want to hear the end Of the
Beecher scandal?'
Not a Beech" was the sad answer.
think OF harvest apples, Fourth of July
and soda-water'
waters them to me-" was the mournful
inquiry.
Summer is almost here, my boy! Don't
Won want 10 get along the grassy meadows
and listen 10 The babbiing brooks
Mary bab"
"Well, I'll have to send you M. Shall |
make it sixty days.
"SiXty DAYS"
And when the sad man entered the buggy
the boys sang
Oh, why should fellow feel sad
When It's cas-, enough to feel gay:
oh, why should he go for 10 die
When there's every inducement TO stay
Detroit Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03
GENERAL sHERMAN's BOOK

General Sherman IS known capital tslker. and in
this book he Is said 10 write much he taks-wih the
same freedom and sprt"-N. y. Tribune.
ut is not offered the public complete history but
rather memoir the future Napier OF Civil
ar and the effort BEEN condense as posi-.
ble and leave abundant for others TO follow. From
the tendency OF General Sherman mind 10 rankness and
distinctness OF statement expect his work will be
provoke criticism but this will increase rather than
dirsinsh Its value and II well that 1t should light
while many Of the prominent actors In the scenes 1t de-
scrbes still continue among We shall have further
cason refer this most important contribution TO mill
tary history as 1t advances toward pubicaon."-A,my
aud Nary journal.
The Messrs Appleton to publish work of very
great interest 1t to be memoir written by General W..
T. Sherman Of the events IL which he illustous
ACTOR General Sherman In his dedication of the volume,
To his Comrades In Arms. Volunteers and Regulars. says
that he does not design to write history of the or
complete OF the events of the with which he
was connected but merely his recollection of events
rected by reference TO his record"Ne0 York Ere
ning Post. mayo
Sold in Ottawa by Osman Hapemsn.
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The SINGER Machine

Has become the popular svore in Europe and its native
land because II Is the best. The immense proportion The
trade which has been gained by this prominence cannot be
better illustrated than by an exhibit of
THE BUSINESS DONE
BY the different companies during the past two yearsthe
secor Company having suspended operations Except the
Sdger Company IL will be noted that decrease of sales is
the rule The Singer however in l exceeds s 1873 sales
by nearly 10000 achnes These figures taken from
returns and consequently reliable They are as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

1t campmecting last summer, venera,
BILE sister began the hymn:
My soul be on thy guard;
len thousand foes arise
She began in shrill quavers, but II was
pitched too high: Ten thOusand-Ten
thousand" she screeched, and stopped. start
her al 8. 000.' cried a converted stock'broker
present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

Jones gave lawyer bill TO be collected
to the amount of $50. Calling for 1t, after
awhile, lie inquired If 1t had been collected
"Oh yes" said the lawyer, II have it all fol-
you" What charge for cOllcctingy "Oh,'
said The lawyer laughing, I'm not going tc
charge yot--why have known you eveI
since you were a baby, and your father be
fore you; SEQ will be about right" handing
over $40. We'll said Jones, as he meditat
ed upon the transaction. "it's darned luck,
he didn't know my grandfather or | should
not have got anythingw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-07-03

Or fHE WITNESS STAND-"May speak a
wordg" asked witness, in late trial, when
the opposing lawyer pushed him pretty close.
Certainly !" replied the Judge.
Thanks" then turning upon the lawyer,
he asked, 81 say, young man, aren't you ask
ing good many foolish questions ~
The lawyer sought his she'll
, 1875-11-13

Yoli5et Gert6t. Jolgenbe
7dle. famen geltern ~ oielem @eri9te
our 8erbanolnn9:
1rancis Stofes, forbia angetla9t
tpegen unorbcntli1en Sctro9ens unO 9e=
melne &ebensorten ouf Der Strabe ge=
braudt 81 bobcn, puroe entlalien.
Milliom 8roucr, an9etlagt einen
Suno I'M @ertbe bon $25, g~igentbum
beg 0apio &orlons, 9eltOblen 5u baben,
puroe ~entlolen.
@eoy9cSpbnlom, Iarbis, ongetla9t elm
9cmo II. Gin 8aorllnttrbDlcn I'm @ertbe
pon $780, i9entbum oes u. S. Wflllsr,
geltnblen Su bubcn, wuroe auf 4 Wtonate
III Die Sail 9clonbt.
George Sobnlon, farbis, an9eflast
Den 81. S. lsiaer onge9rlffen uno gebil=
len Gil baben, muroe 2 Ntpna:e in Die
Sail selonbt.
George Sobnion, farbis, on9efla9t
cine SITE nit Sale Gi9entbum unbe=
fainter 9erlonen, 9%eItoblen 81 boben,
,our0e bis duf Den 22lten us, Wts. per=
j9oben.
, 1875-11-13

CO siebt2ente. Die beitdn0ig in
6lt6t leben, Dap @iinlhc on lie beran=
treten m06ten, aber 9ibt es oenn einen
0iornent in ieinem 2ehen, no er felnen
bat? Ser Cine ipiinIbt Dies. Der Mn-
oere Dos; oag gabp ipiiuldt nit leinem
9aumen gu itnben, Den Sbectopf umSuz
werIen uno miinl6t leine orei Mlabljeiten
ben Gag. Ser feline anobe miinI9t els
nen Ma9en, S@aufelpiero uno einen
2edcrbillen in re9elmdBigen 3pilben-
paulen. 0as feline Mab6en miinlAt
cine 9uppe nno orauBen gu ipieien nit
zen Gnaben. Sic junge 2aop niinlht
elm Yiano uno Elm 8uitle, @inllbun9en
CUR Oper uno beu ousl@liebliden 8e=
bruud) oes Yarlors Counting Naht@ uno
I6iicBIi9 cinen damn. Ger Singing
pinldt lid Elm idones &eitpfero, cine
hinmontene guIcnnaoel, Credit beim
S1nsiocr, cinen Sdnurbart> Gin Gpd-
talls unh feline Wprte o Dem lib
man." Sic aIte Motrpne piinl6t li1
cine 9ewdblte &eielidoit, cine autide
nno einen Bigger in 2lpre, ben belten
5tubl in Der Stride, bas Yrdlioium in
einisen foIbionablen 8pbltbdti9feits
Yereinen, rei6e uWtatAes" fir ihre30h=
Ter uno feline v6poleibniB." Sci Msann
luiiniAt NAere Gopltal-A nlagcn, Greoit
in Der Sanf, meni9e Srcunbe, einfade
&leioung Die uStaats= Gja5ette" gu lelen,
cinen nSoobD", I'M II nbr Elm re9elma=
Bi9es Dinner, clippers nnb cine Digit
Gap" Nlte 2utte pilniden ml!unter
luieOer jung 81 iein, penige ober luiln4
l6en lid Elm ru9i9es gldsben, UNI bort
gu iterben. Sc 9lbt Ottlronen @iinl9e
auf oiejer Groe. Cine aroBe MnSabl
miini6t Situations" pdbreno ipisoer.
nm cine nidt mlnoer 9robe 3aGl, nit liz
rer Stelung nidt 5uirieoen, lib beraus=
miinidt. 9as cine gSeib wia elnen
neuen Bonnet, bas onoere einen S6eioe
brief. Saulenoe lpinlben 81 beiratben u.
5aulenoe miinl4tn ME 9~ebelratbet 81
baben; weniSe wiinl0en gu itcrben =
u ~ ii II 6 @elo.
, 1875-11-13
Ri0mpnb pOit Office.
ppit=
10. Oftahrr 1878.

Narofihs 9nrHbra. 9reimor tSofd.
~ Nv So "" ~ ~ fnnft s W. D.
n. W. OK"
enr "a arluuft So, Or. -psS-
@sroIiac Mea Pof. TSoiif. onscer,r.
MGR sonr'anH. : @ntunft Las 81. m
polt'6!uf 1855 unp s 20 q. W.
suoiide pof. 3meimaf tdotid. eprr.
fags hnSGsfommen - Mnfunft 1900 m.
t2.A5 q. M. EMO
Sornt1es; = M9nfunft 1900 r. Dor
Gieemunb G. Nanaiue Gifenbohr g..
isd'. Nnfunft 2.30 u. W. - MsafH,nps
t2-45 n. 81. *'p'p'ns
S'nbiiie & G~reensborO. Ypeimor ,So.
i.m. artu, # 2-30 urb 9 a. Or. - Msa
lU'ae 7. ~. unb 12.45 u. 81. Fr
Sar athile. GdoIid, . nntooe ouso,,
6.3O8. M. *'Hlp'aB
egeiapeafe & Cbin Giienbahu. SSoIidb
SNnnfa9s aasaenpm men. Nntunfl & 81 p
- pOfi6lub $50 g. M. "'m
synbtars Charlottesville, @tauntOn. mh,,r
Snipter SprinIs arb tpeflidb BON Dbitesui.
sbsr SprtL9S Mnfunf 20. D. 1na.
|GluB e.20 81. M. ppP""
aeeff goint mub etatinneu m mr. o. %
u. UNI 9. G. q. 2Gali6, gonntaas ovsss.
npmmen. - Nnfunft 1890 y. Oh NIni..
ibIub y. 81. %0H-
9l'aeeitsr, i,tsr @eR point. ,Sard.-mr
'anIt 1880 9. ~. -ppfialub IN. M.
aapeabennod, iiter gilb Saul. tSoIib
""fuh1t $50 q. M. pcil6Ius i q. M.
Sames &iser sampfsr. Tr,imoI NJ S6,nt
l,a. anfunft Shortages, WlItppdts uns
5se'tass, 8 ". w. - yplibIus. Tisnaans
a0"asrrass unb Spanatents, $50 g. -
Canal pafet. Tr.imol pYdentid
anfnnft, Nittnpbs, 5reitaas ure q pnntoos
=. M: - Doltlblub, Mipntass, Wttippdba
nao 6rftla9s, A ". M.
sbortpump aioute. .3wsim II pSd.nAid,.
~ Mnfunrt, 0itt,nDhs nno g onnobenrs e
M. W. % gDRl9lub, Conner Tags INN gsnn
, 1875-11-13

Denis MSabonep, melaer in Der Su=
filings Court perurtbeilt wuroe, $50
Gtrofe Su Sublen, unb 3 WlOnate in Die
Sail 81 tuonoern, neil CT i'm 9auie Der
Nrau 9eao einen fiir4terliden aarm
ma6te unb Die MDbel serl9lug, ent-
ih!iipfte eeitern Miorsen slpil@en 5 II. 6
ubr ars obiscm Senonnten @efdn9nine.
Gs puroe inn ndmli0 9%eltattet, imSail-
hof irei u%mber5ugeben, er benubte oes=
balb Oiele @elesenbeit, iudte Die Mau=
CT 81 errei6en, uno lpran9 Damn Don Ell
ner QObe BON 6 SUP aAf ebenen Booen
nleoer uno entfam.
, 1875-11-13

9uFin9s Court. Mapp Sobn-
ion, iuelbe perurtbeilt wuroc $50 uno
Soften su besoblcn poer Die Gelofrofe
in @efan9niIie ab5uIiten, neil lie eines
Nelgebeus ibulhi9 b%efunhen, wnroe 9e=
tern ouf frcien SUP 9elebt, neil lid Der
&i6ter i%iber5euste> Dap iie ni@t I'M Stan
De it, Die @elOltraie gu be5abIen.
Die Sutin9s Court miro ndbIen
Mpntag Ntorsen I'M IL ubr wieoer cts
GIinet werben.
, 1875-11-13
Sam faa 10. Moptm bet 1875.
Gtant ytihnlDnD.

Deut{Ger Grtts6ctenf i. ct.
.}phannes @emciroe, Ste Gtrdis. Got!eatienlf
@ormittass II lttr Trstist lei 9aIfpr Gpn'
5uttr.
8stblsbsm's @smeiurs, 6ts 'Gtrnbe, ptar<
rrr 2r6ner, 0rtteecisnf II llbr Gprnitta9a.
ct. Marien Oemsinte, MarThaa Strabe,
Batter gennr, GptteScienlt I'M 10 ubr Grr.
m ittuss unb 3 lltf Tadmitta9s.
Ct. Starts srslifG- lutberilte STRIDE (Seb
Gsnrps 6aG) Ode Maso rne G%rarfltn @tr
Gcnntogs-S auls 410, gptissbisnft II llbI
MprSsns.
Deut{Gs metbccinsn Gemeirbe, 2sieb
Stynee, nate Der 1fen, Opttestisnit I'm, II
ubt @rrmittass rnb u llbr&tsnbs ocn plltrl
6. q. e. Vlree. MtifOts-8s( aft Der Spun'
tngs16uls I'M 81 lbr NaGmitta9S.
, 1875-11-13
Rarftbsrid t por1 6. Slows =. t3

81 arftbsri d. t Yonn 6. MpYt :, 13
GirSb.
S5fsn 257 giid, BON sew6bnlides bis aur
mtt.sImaBiesr & prte, gesfaui-Dpn q bis 81
Ctr. gruttc.
@ut esmaltste tie our feacn Aualitat Ger
taut pom q bS s Gts. Brute.
G6aafe, Gerfauf ron 4-4a Cts grutto.
@9wrins 252 Gtid, Gertnuf 9 spn - 10
Grfra tC3 Cts. Nsttp.
!A1lber, per Gtiid $5.00-$l0.O0.
Wailbfibs per Stif BON 500. OO-$i0.0O
8. 8immi Masem.
, 1875-11-13

@as. @eItern Nbeno bronnte oas
80s 10 lMle6t, DAB unlere SeBer faum
bel Dem 2i9te orbeiten %fonhtsn, lpGter
beilerte li6 Die &ele.
, 1875-11-13

0oB es uiele uSobns" bier gibt lam
maj lciNt crIobren, oenn wcnn man
NbenOs auI Ter StroBe po nur IL Per=
Ionen li1 in06rlueite beftnoen 9e6t uno
rlit: Sobn! 10 iteben sIei4 i Don il
men fiji uuo leDen lid I'M,
, 1875-11-13

GeItern rpuroe in Der StontsbibIiptbet
Elm 9beaterprogramm %oeponirt, peldes
nod bon Dem alter, ob9sbrannten Sbea=
Ter beritonmt. 0as 1beater itano ndm-
lid auf bemIelbsn YIobe, ,uo ii6 iest Die
Wonumental Stride befinoet.
, 1875-11-13

mitb. Ser Gbnr bcIicbt ors SRI. Mog=
Gie &cofpro, SOpron SrduIein Nannie
NeinGorbt, Ilto 9err Sobn 8. &cO-
torb, Seaor NIB 5err Wm. $. Grant,
IT,, BAT. 5err M. g. Surner lit Der
Or9oniii.
, 1875-11-13

BNT @ulmba6er- nno Yilicn Sier.
unleln meftben &unocn bie 9tad)rlbt, bal,
iulr DON jett on itctS infer unub,rtrefftl<
DIES @uimbadber mo Y'lIcn Sier potrGs
tbi9 Gaben meroen. Ser Plei8 .. lielbcn
1T 81 per Sarrel nlebr, ais Der Oes 9es
ip6bnlideu Sle, es, uuo leben mir f~reunos
ltd)en gelseuun9en ent9e9sn.
Nd)tungsool:
gersner &c &nsel.
, 1875-11-13

Gs rpiro selugt, .oaB Die gSabl bes
@8m. S. @ibOin9s, wel9er als 0ele9at
BON Gbeterf ielo ertudblt wuroe. onge=
griien wsrben miro, oa man eInen ge-
tru9 permntbet.
, 1875-11-13

@eItern N6enb I'M 5 ubr wuroe Der
6aI Don 8. g.. Murrilon i'm YOli5ei=
8eri9t por0enommen uno enoete 0amlt,
DAP Der Mn9etl09te glei9faQs Der 9us
things Court iiberwieleu wuroe.
, 1875-11-13

Seri6ti9ung. Scr Weri6t oor
1ogen, bob Serr 8. @immi ols
Mo9emeilter rcii9nirt bat, 1T Elm SIR
oa mir BON inn ielbit uerrommcn,
oob Dem ni9t 10 iei.
, 1875-11-13

SIN YollSei9erl9te lit Elm Safe, pels
der nnsefdbr so pfuno wie9t nno BON
einem 9swilien GeDrse g8Dite 9eltOblen
iein lpa. Ser&ale miro im @eri6te blei
ben, bis Der @igentbiimer Ii1 finoet.
, 1875-11-13

General 8aseweQ bon Icepmoc uno
General S~aliaferro upn @loucsiter lino
@anoioaten fir oas Spre6eramt oes
00ules Der 9eleg0ten.
, 1875-11-13

Der 00or Der s~peiten 8aptilt STRIDE
gIHg 9eltctu NbcuO mad @lblano, mo
er eM Goncert CUR @uniten Der ASresbp-
teriausr STRIDE oes SorIss 9eben
, 1875-11-13

9ic neue Sreimaurerb0lle in gtorfolf
wirn nGOlten DOnner flag cin9eweIN
WtroGH.
, 1875-11-13

Sn Der Staatsbibliotbet befinoet Ii6
Elm Brief, wel1er bon Daniel Boone
~ei9eubdnbi9 9el1rieben lpuroe.
, 1875-11-13

Sic County Court miro beute wieocr
erDFfnet wcroen. 4
, 1875-11-13
II 9mon' eeurr eAlarm-C tlfarapb,
Qlu r m = 6 a # E n.

Alu 6 a # E n.
So. 2 Grfs 9 aiSei Citation.
No. 8 3ms tie Yeli5ei elattcn.
N'. a ! rite ypFissi Z tatiun.
NO. 3 ( prissnba4 ~. Ste Strafe. nat,
Srnap.
no. vSrof ans gasta Soult. 9rpaf
haBe, sp idsn bsr 9tsa nr lUtrp.
Nc 2 ptigenbaue, 18lep III nah
& antltn.
Nr. 1-2 &pdstta.
20. - Gde eer 12t n mnb FIR.
Np. IA Sd: tn t0len unN ysrp 9 tY
Na ID gde Der llttu uns @arY str.
10 10 eds Der gile unb W.aln @tr.
Nr. IL Gde DIR Stem une / usol Ctr
NO. II Gds Der 25lien unp 8rolp e.
y. 2-3 edt Der 17ten ulh Niarltaa CTR
No. "A eds Der 17tsn NIB yalbinotun
Ctr.
IN s-5 strcyolitan G,l.n 81 ufs. 2
Ctr.
no. 70 &de Der 5isu unb Nain Cir.
No. 81 Gae Ter t4tea nnb Niaiu en-.
@0 80 ode rer 22asn uue @iain CIR
NV. - sdf ssr 1dt'n unr Gsrs Ctr.
Ne 80 tabtildes Nrinsnbaus.
no. SO 1reeesar @i ~sns29efe.
no. a. sds Der 'tsn unb ysis gtr.
no. a q SroaS strabe. de Sail aQ..
no. As Gfe 9 r,la uno Sim, atr
M'' 10 ede ct. S.mss uno Dupal ctr.
M0' 40 Ssr Bsnb u.s. 25ae Str.
No. 81 SpriBsnbaus. 10 ctr.
no. So eas sn Clay uus @ilmer Ctr.
, 1875-11-13
OtfenbaDnen etc.
y altin,prs unb Sbip 81 entabn.
Die aro6e rationale. boppette Gdienen<
2'nie, 5piiden 8ai6ington mo
Baltimore,
Der Often urb Welten.
0tfenb0Dneu etc

H'tfenbe SsrloGen &idmcnb Vim Q llbr IS
Winufen Nahmittaas, MA be &ihmonp,
,trsbertdstnrs lnb prtouias Gtisntcbn unp
pptem's Gam FIR; mntt i1nsllt Vsroinbune
n % ebne, eeoendber @lsr rbria, nit rem
" ttrnore urb Sfip G6tsl3uas nod Valti-
more, ~ iIareitbin un0 alien YldBsn in ten
Ntw Snl / ND gtaatsn.
, 1875-11-13
Softer unb ValiIe.

Glcaonte Sdulidube fir Mdbasn
uno &naben.
Seine SotbsisbPrne gticfcln unS @du
be iur Serrrn &nuten uno Siinqliuae.
Stlefel gum &nOpfcn mo nit Spisen
fir 9onen w.G den uno &inper.
Softer, GaliIe mo Sd)adteln ,u her,
rntrraeiteten Yreiien.
@untni ueberidubc bon o[lcn Gorten
81 Iehr hiaiaen Yrelien.
Seltetlte Arbelt miro gut ucrfertiat
ano bns Fallcn aorruutirt 2usee1ic-
rnn9en meroen outs : elte uno (anslid}s
tie helorst Ser Sobn =. YpID II
'plro cs iebr ireucn ieinen dlteren &unoen
mas br|t, Ute &rbet fstr fit. teclener ~
oitiren. german golden & rucer,
No. Of III B 5lI Aruaa Str sst,
, 1875-11-13
eeusftionen Don 8rieffaifen.

wv %tIRFIFeN.
Non Haltsn an ten apei bsionbsrsn @eo.u.
ipelte ais Stsrnf len bsfannI inn e m S."s
$50 .. ots t.3O ntb7.l5 n. III. conn
Tags $50 y. M. unp Z q. az.
I'm Stiertagen = 6.tO9, !. SIP. uns
: ~ Nf: s'ur alteL anbern aalfen perpea
ete Sr'efs auf BEN @ dpey rer Sr,aer aposs
Veh. u. y. Ben Neu, IL M'