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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18
SELFCONEESSI1DS SEIA NDEEEEEg
GEN. SHERMAN AND " = ID E
HAMPTON.

There have baen some 4arriahIa cv-
. riatioDs of Sbernar,s r,a,noire no
III, vIr.i,-
'''ly oy "0oi80 " l'NeS' eA-i re7i'lehU
Davis, the New York Day BpOE, Gen.
Rovnton Nontron4rv BIsir and Ger
Hooker; but nothing they have utter
ed paints the man in such black and
damnine coIors as he has nortraved
himself. Take this sample referring
to to the burning Of Columbia:
If ON ah4rman's Mem,usJ
Many OF the people thought that
'n,' , nio "ti9 ''''ipel t'te'E PI hhe'i ana
d4pt,I and IN nv J.r,,,,..,t !,or,,, ,c,ti
the cotton which Cs-p. Hasupt0D's men
Aai SET hre 20 on leaving the city,
,natorIaI y ,,nI mlJ "','''H oI 'oI IS ho'
dued early IN fine .}av I,v nI,, r,l.,,. T,,.
wner night came, the high wind fan
ueu 1t a8H,n mo 1uI blaze, earned It
"1mnnt ' H. 49, = INC ii''u'' "nlcil
beyond contrn X In NV ntffe.i'i .'>''
report of this condagration [ distinct
y charged 1t to Gen. Wade Hampton,
,Ia fojth 90 N'-s' 50 ~ 'lidho
was in nv opinion a brape-,.rt and oro
fessed to be the special champion of
oonth Carolina.
Quoting the above paragraphs, the
~ " I"HeS thus punctures the Geu-
eFal OF the Armies: He says, in the
'A'fac' ABOVE quoted and III clear and
D,I-l''''Ah"oie language, that when lie
JI'iAiiy charged General Wade
nP'on Win burning up ms native
pace, Me- General Sherman, knew him
:" NC innocent. lie acknowledges to
na'e SAID this solely to injure a gal
'An' soldier and gentleman with lis
o"H people 10 every true soldier
VINO wore the blue, this statement of
o'nefai Sherman must be mortifying
'-i0 o1'reule. How can 1t be other
"iSe' when an Officer of General Sher-
"u rank confesses to have know
10y HlSfepfeSented a man who had
49, ~ wrong 10 hlm
"i'nout word from him, General
. anp,oh can let the public decide be
n'lnSel ana Sherman upon the
ni'7sloh OF the latter.
CD Out II required no publication from
u''' n-"n' nor even denial from
"p'oh 10 decide the question of
WHO was responsible for the pilIage
ano turning of Columbia. The mill
'ary exploits of these two commanders
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18

| am growing older, palmer, duller.-
Then you-you loved me do you love
me still %
Sko looked up in his face, and her
eyes answered him. It was like going
back to the old days to feel his arm
around her as her head lay on his
shoulder, and to hear once again the
kind words meant for her ears alone.
She never once asked if this would
make him "vain." She knew, as if
by instinct, that it vas making him a
wiser, more thoughtful, more earnest
hearted man. And when, after hap
Ply silence, he took down the big Bible
and read a chapter, as he had been
wont to read to her mother in former
times, she bowed her head and prayed.
Yes, prayed-for pardon through
the blood of Jesus CErist-for strength
to fulfil every duty II the future-for
the all-powerful influence of the Spir-
1t, for blessings on her husband ever
more.
She prayed-and not in vain.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18
Amnesty Act.

an Act to amend Chapter 1S1, Pub
Tic Lc,os 1928, entitled 4" A,a Act
for Anancsty and PARDON" Battles
Refusal, chapter 4, Section 6.
Section l. The General Assembly of
North Carolina do enact, that full aud
complete amnesty and pardon is here
by given to any and all persons acting
under the commands, DEGREES or deter
mination of and embraced as members
in any and all the various organiza-
tlons, associations and societies men
toned IN section l, chapter 1S1, Laws
OF 1928, Battles Revisal, chapter 4,
section 6, for all crimes and offences
against or in violation of the Laws of
North Carollua, except the crime of
rape. Provided, That this act shall
not be construed to extend to any per-
son who is now under sentence Of pun
lshment made in pursuance of law by
any Conrt OF competent jurisdiction
and l1r0cidCd ,ftTthCr, that this act
shall not be construed to extend to any
person not q member of some one of
the several organizations, associations,
societies or assemblies specified in sec
ton l, of chapter Isl Of said act of
1923 provided that the amnesty
and pardon herein granted shall not
extend to any person included within
the lastproviso OF section 4, chapter
Isl, Laws OF 1928, as brought for
ward III Battles Revisal, chapter 4,
section 1, relating to embezzlers and
misappropriators of moneys and
bonds.
Sec. 2. That all laws or clauses of
avs in conflict with this act are here
Oy repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall be in force
rom and after its ratification.
In General Assembly read three
times and ratified the 8th day of De
,ember, 1874.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Raleigh, December 18th, 1874.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
s true copy of the original act Oh
lie in this Office.
WM. H. HowERToN,
Secrearty of State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18


learn rue tbss Washington s; Echo says: We
WITH With company has recently contracted
inc no i parties in New York for the bnild-
Norfa 81 an iron steamer to run between
with ,olh TX and this place in connection
she vii rnG Steamer Pamlico, and that
trim Sill sh De ready to make her first
will ouuV GU" 1dn the lst of October. She
fy 'Oo or 800 bales Of cotton.
On -Te ne Wadesboro says: We learn tbst
betwnanaunr last an affray occurred
neosa Two drunken white men and
abont near the South Carolina line.
steam .S, uwD miles south of Ballard s
rai slo goes by the name 20 Of KIN Kiunia m1n' ro
sboeto eo a dangerous cut on his hack
Strpd1 S1 .Welve inches in length. Dr.
who WICK WICK of this place. was sent for
' SeWed up the cut, ''' A0'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18

Citizens of Tzarnett Brought Before
the U. 5. District Court Charged
:. Officers, and Discharged upon
the Ground of Insufficient Evil
dence-Thc WnoIe Thing a Farce
and an Outrage!

The Federal District Court, now in
session in this city, was yesterday en-
gagged in hearing the case, commenced
the day before, from Harnett county,
being the case of Mclean, McNeal,
Avery and others, charged with con
spring to intimidate Deputy Marshal
Hodges in July last at Averaysboro.
The vidence disclosed the fact that
both Hodges and his brother went to
Il public speaking at the place in no
wise connected with the duty of the
Office of Deputy Marshal, that both
were armed with pistols and were
evidently disposed to shield them
selves behind the Marshalship. They
behaved in Il noisy, rude and insult
ing manner towards the poople, and
succeeded in getting up political
row. The people acted with great for
bearance towards the two men, and
the affair was stopped without any Sc
rlous damage being done to any one.
After the close of the testimony on
the part of the United States and the
introduction of about one-fourth of the
witnesses for the defendants, the case
was SO manifestly improperly brought
before the Federal Court that Dis
trict Attorney Badger stated that he
was willing to q verdict being rem
dered declaring the accused not gull
ty. Whereupon Judge Brooks said
that if the accused had been convicted
upon such testimony he should have
set the verdict aside. And thus were
eleven honest citizens of Harnett conn-
ty, dragged before the Federal Court
and necessitated to much expense and
Inconvenience, only because United
States hlreling sees fit to abuse his
office and thus trample upon the
rights of free men. And OF
such high-handed outrages as this
are the "ku Klux outrnges' of
the south manufactured, to satisfy
the personal spleen of certain miser-
able tools of the government and
often to pander to that feeling III the
North which still seeks to oppress US,
and we are glad to know that the
Federal Courts of justice are putting
5he heel OF condemnation upon ali
such actions.
The gentlemen from Harnett county
n attendance upon this case left for
heir homes yesterday evening.
Messrs. Fuller & Ashe and Gen.
Vim. r. Cox appeared for the defend
NelUS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18
The Princess of Wales appears to be

LILO IluCCSS VI w aiCS pPpCd1o . W OO
getting a very strong hold Oh the af
fections of the British people. They
seem to love her very fondIy-much
more than they do Queen Victoria, in
deed /; and they have ceased TO abuse
the Prince of Wales. Ali now say that
he is a very good fellow, and does his
duty-not light one either-as Prince
very nicely. The Princess makes no
display whatever in her Hyde Park
drives. The carriage is a plain one,
the coachman and footman sit to-
gether in plain buff or light brown
coats, and there are no other attend
ants, except as her carriage enters the
park mounted policeman starts in
advance of the carriage, SO that the
Princess may ride rapidly down the
centre of the road, between the lines
moving each way, without impediment.
She looks bright and pretty, and one
cannot but admire the quiet and re-
spectful way in which every gentle
man raises his hat as she passes, and
the bright, pleasant manner in which
she returns the compliment by bow
of the head.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18

from disagreements and quarrels with
right and truth they agree to stand by
each other and SO far as is consistent
with one another
HELP ME, AGAIN.
Resotved IA, That this Association
appeals to the Chairman of the Exec
utlve Committee to urge upon the
Chairman of District Committees and
office holders the urgent necessity OF
sustaining the Republican press of the
State, leaving the matter of solicita-
ton to his Judgment.
Resotved Is, That copies of these
resolutions be forwarded by the Sec
retary, together with the proceedings
of this meeting to every Republican
newspaper here represented, and to
every editor Who has responded to the
call by letter; and it is understood that
these proceedings arr not to be pub
Gshed, But THE REsoLU rIoNs ARE FOR
THE CONFIDENTIAL" USE AND GUID-
ANCE OF THE EDITORS CONCERNED.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18

Col. J. M. Heck, of Raleigh, we
learn from the Winston Sentinel. has
purchased the iron furnace and lands
of the Mauratock Iron Company, one
of the richest mines in this State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-06-18

DIR. Palmer, Principal of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at Belleville, Can
ada, is at present visiting his mother
in Milton. He will return to his North.
eru home in q week or two.
, 1875-10-30

Der Iosselu7en 81 tperoen, 10 tbut Doe I'M
@ansen Der 3unft feinen @bbru@. SIM
ollsemeinen iinb cie 2eutc bier nidt nit
Der S6Ianbeit uno &iinite Der Sai6en,
ipicler 10 betanrt, ols in ben sr0Beren
Stdbten unb 81 lor9lus. SIM Sotel Ia
mentIi9. iolte Sober feline S6ire, penn
.er ~binoussebt peri@lieben, feline @Olo
oher@ ertbladen often lumber liescn lai=
ien unb auBcrbem oles in ieinem &ofer
eini9lisBen. &ebt Gincr in elm @ebrdn=
se, mie es eelu6bnli9 in elmer ausiteAung
Der 6an iii, 10 iolte Ell nur 10 wenis
8elo in iein 9ortmonai als mO9lih neb=
men unb oas anoere in elmer ii6crenSa
iNe bebaIten, benn meiItentbeils palien
Die Siebe oorouf, pobin Semano ieiu
gelo itedt. Sn elmer Wirtbl6aft Ioate
Niemano piel @clo 5ei9en, Oa Die Sang
finger ~beIonbers barauf a9ten.
, 1875-10-30

Yl6b1i4e 5obesfane. 9r.
peteriele Srent ltarb seifern Msorsen in
ieinem Sauie Gde Der Waaribal unb 7.
StraBe in leincm SO Sabre. Ssrlelbe
mar uur einise Gage franf. Ct mar Elm
Mitslieo Der gose Sraniaiie 9io. 81, u.
S. nno u. Or.
Serr Darlington SaDlor beIudte Die
@ustelluns seitern unb befano lid san5
wobl. gIs er nm Z llbr mad ieinem
9aule in ber9Ross Ctr. sins, wuroe ibm
pl0bli6 idwa6. IS selans inn jebod)
ins 9aus Su 9elansen, bod mad einigen
Musenbliden mar ct cine 2ei9e. Ct mar
80 Sabre alt.
Solepb Moneure Der &uti9er bonn
.8alaro 9ouie" Omnibus, wuros in Der
8roao StraBe oberbalb Der Gbeiapeafe
& Ohio @ilenbabn pom S9winbel er-
sriffen uno itarb in penisen A~usenblit'
fen.
, 1875-10-30
poit OFFICE.
ppifzN rrdneement.
Is. Oftobrr 1878.

-Lkt.tS4ss Xxx ~ ~F frttt w
NOrblide 9nrhbrH. 3hei,uor ,y,ra
@e"a'aes RECOMMENDATION 6 d E'S M
M s'' ~ ! 20 .. M. -poAi9inB lbs unb SO
senn.ca gnlunf S g. ID. uoo.
.Neroiidc Wea FnH. 9sarid,. orso,r,-
W.T. Sonn'aa'. @n'unff I AS 81, m
D0lfIdluf 1.35 NIB 8 20 n. m. "m' =
siihIide goa. ,3meirar tSorin
."ss O n~n sS 4, ann, Mnfunft 12.0nm
a a9r so - sd 80 @' - pcff9Iub 4 9. W. rms
ft1 @er RI e y mgnfunft 1900 ~. w,e
&ithmono & Canbiue G,,..x.s.
t g 81 @smp,unfs 2.30 81. N. gDafS Sass
SHhbiae & G~reensbpru. u,,,
ng. antMrft $50 unb 9 81 M aas
l9luf AZ. W. unb 1915 q. ar :" vef
SarnnbiQe. GdeIit, INN, "a
men. Mnfunft 2.30 81 gp Sp sars.ncm
8.30@. M. ~ w. pofti1la6
Ngelapeate d DIN Gifenbahn. sSor;h
Snnnta9s ausarnpm men. Ini"nf, G SWsss. TS
- pOifiblub $50 Q. Or. ""a"f' 0 H' M
Ssnabars Charlottesville, @tauuton antu.
SulPoef Sprtnss inb tpeGlih ypn Wh;. a Z
ggfr springs Nnfnnft g. m> ~ Man'
itlaB $50 q. Or. vsf'
u sSet goint sub etatiouen m s., N On
Z. ano =. R. q. adaii6, gunntao s n f. ".
nSn.ahe Z @ Nnfunft 1880 y. m' AS Nh.
gl'ussifsr> itsr gef point. ,Soria-
"art io'oo y. ". YOfialae IN. Dr..
aapsaeonnod, iiter gifb saui. tsol;n
@n'uHff $50 9. 81. goFiSIns 4 ! ~ 3D. d.
Sames @iher sampfer. Greiuol ,psd,r,
i,a. - anfnnft MOntaas, MIttwpd @sy yns
gtsltass, 5N. ~. - poifibIua. Tisaaa"s
e0"asF'ass uns sOaaabsnss, 5.3Og.' 81
81 Sanal gafet. gr.imaI b v6eatli6.
an,"n NJ N'ittneas, 8rtitaes unp gomntooa
~ 0s: = popi9lub, Mentaas. Mittmosbs
sassrt gn,mp Route. 3psin, II wUasnf;h.
% WSma'ahTf, W,tfpe1s unp g annabenps. &
i na ~ 4 81 q g%Slfielub, D0nnsraass unD ssnn
, 1875-10-30
@taht &ihmDnb.

Deut51er O rttesbien Z. ct.
Scbannes @smeinbe, Ste StraBe, @ottestienR
@crmittass ii llbr, Yrebist bel Yaitcr Gbw'
Suter.
getblebem's @smeinpe, Ste gtrnBe, pfar-
rsr 9pansr, @ottestienf II llbr Sprmittass.
ct. Matisn @eneinbe, Maribaa Straes,
Batter gsnne, @pttssbienf I'm ~ t1tr 8or.
mittass unb 3 l1br Na9mittass.
Ct. Marts eneliid. Iuiberii&e Stride (Sot
GsaUws 5al) Ode Maso unb GrantItn Gu
9Oantass-@ 1uIe 40, Gcttssbisna il llb'
Mpresns.
Deuti1e Netbooilen Gemeiube, 2eist
Strabe, xate Der flen, @ottssbienf I'm II
lbr @ormittass sou pfarres 6. q. g. glcsf
BON Baltimore uab u llbr gtenbs BON pa1p,
@pttlieb Meier. Gonntass 9Gul . Union
I'm 80 tibr NaHmtttasS.
, 1875-10-30

Mr Gulmbahers unS pilien 8 Bier.
llulern mertben &unoen Die Nad)riGt, oab
mir Don ieet on itctS infer nnlibertreffti<
Dies Gulmbader uno P'llcn Bier uorrd=
tbia baben meroen. Ger g els Oefielbeu
1T 81 per Barrel mcbr, als Der bes ae=
,u0bnliten YiereS. un0 ieben mir f%reuno=
lid)en gel!enun9en entge9eu.
Nhtun9spoG:
Per9ner e @n9el.
, 1875-10-30

~l1nlere tpertben 2cier lollten niGt per-
seiien, oab Serr Gorb, go. 319, weit
groao StraBe cine 5oIs- uno aoblen=
%banoluns er0fnet bat, no man 81 jeoer
3eit sutes Sols uno ausseSei6nete Sob
len ST biQigen Yreiien befommen fam.
Wie aus belicn MnSeise 81 erieben 1T, ID
wiro ein sutes uno poles @elpiAt 5uge=
iidert,
, 1875-10-30

Oas gi9arren= unb Sabafseel9dft
unter Dem Sbeater iii Der BlaB, no man
einbcimii6e nno importirte Gisarren II.
.Sabote ;u a%nnehmbaren Yreiicn befom=
men fam. Defenders MAIDEN mir onf
Die nGlor bel Surmar" su 5 Cts. bas
Stiif, aufmerflan, weldes fein Cigar
renfabrifant in Der Staot beIIer nno bill
lioer Iicfern fam.
, 1875-10-30

gu allen seb0rt @siaidlidteit ielbit
gum iteblen. Sic Siebe uno 2an9efin=
9erma9er baben cine quite grnte 9ebal=
ten, wen1 au1, bann un0 mann elmer er
9riien, uno anf einise Gage aebalten,
nm bann ans Mausel al 8eueiien wie.
, 1875-10-30

groro iieltes Sinh. Mls se-
fern Mofsen mebrere Sunsen nabe Der
Yenitentiarp ipielten, fanoen le i'm
@aier Die 2eide zines neu9eborenen
&inoes l9pimmen. gs iAien bas
Sinh elmer Jarbisen su iein. DaHelbe
batte cine eng 9e5osene @9nur um ben
9als, bab man annebmen muB, baB etn
Atoro itatt9efunben bot.
, 1875-10-30

Seoen Na6mittas nm 5 l1br ma9t
Elm Seiltanser ieineaunFitiide auf einem
Seile in Der Srantliu StraBe, weldes
bon Der metropolitan 9al~ mad benz
seseniiberliesenOen Sauie aufseipannt
lit.
, 1875-10-30

b d. Sreitas Morsen pnr-
De in Dem Wter6ants Sutel in Der Main
StroBe, swiiden Der 13ten uno 14ten
Str, einysbroden uno 800, cine l1br
uno sincn l1eberrod 9eitoblen. Ser
9ieb miro erfu1t ii6 bel ben @ebeim-
poliaiften &noy unb Wren gu melben.
, 1875-10-30

IS tDnnen nod Uiele Staliener accom-
mooirt peroen, benn es lino nod man4e
Sanlereden oa, an oenen feline 5ruAt-
buoen lino.
, 1875-10-30

Oie n0rbli9e Yoit, meI9e bier nm l
ubr 45 Miruten Na6mittass faQis 1T,
fam erii I'm A nbr seitern on.
, 1875-10-30

TIMER Greuno u. gnseltins bat, ipie
ma aus Der MnSeise erieben ipiro. oas
Nerp Marfet Sotel iibernommen.
, 1875-10-30

Das g8aller in Der 6rantlin StraBe
muB iebr tart Iein, oenn Die Jountaine
al Der Gdc Der 12ten ctr. lit wieoer I'M
sefalen.
, 1875-10-30

Sem Serrn Mley Mbam Sobn oss
Bidders wnrbe ON Sonneritas in Den
.Gair @rounos" cine soloene nbr seitob
len.
, 1875-10-30
NreeDen y Tanp,
So. 407 Brpab Ctr.

smiIden Der 4ten uno 5ten Ctr.
Modsn bas pablifum auf ibr teueS uub % obi
ansrtittes Eager bon 8ltipsr-SeiaB unp Dte'
osWaaren aufmsrtlam. Gsrner fibren fie
Strumpf Maarem. 3epbyr WUae
Sanbl9ubs, Wermantcrn Wpae,'
@bIu,leiber, Stridwole,
xai6entaber SHtfbaamwuls.
RtIrpbers ma9sa fe auf ibre unteraeuss
fur Damsn, Serren Mnp 8incer aufmsrflam.
Mls Waarrn IN ibree Bra nGe wsvben aa
ben biaislten YIeien S~afauft. n,
Champion n Siidereien Ueyten aufs 8es
ae auseefibrt.
II rmmt ben & EallD.
, 1875-10-30

YoIiaei @eridt. @eltern
fanb fein Chill @eriht itatt, mel9cs
bis naditen Greitas perldoben muroe.
, 1875-10-30

Sic 2eyinstoner @abetten iinb seitern
Nadmitta9 na4 Sauie 9esansen.
, 1875-10-30
ffufr Alat IT, GsIfaraph.

Al1 m 6 a t e n.
Up. 2 Grfe YsIiaei Citation.
Mp. 3 !3peite ppIiaei Statiun.
Ms. A Gritte pOIisei Citation.
"o. D Sprissnbaus. Bite Strass, nate
8roab. ""''
Mo. 6~5OOf anb satbsr Soufe" groas
Strabe, apii9sn Der 9tsn uns 1oten.
no. z sprissubaus, 1stsp @tr.. nab
Tranflin. ;" IVY
Np. f-2 @cfets.
~. f-3 Gde Der 12ttn uub CIR.
w. IA Gde etr 10ien unb gYrb CIR.
20. 10 Gds Der 1frn unb Gary Sir.
no. 10 eds bsr pine unb W.ain ctr.
No. II Gde Der 3tsn ume guyal ctr.
Mp. 2-f Gds Str 25iten mno groab e.
N'. 20 gds Der t7tsn u.s Niarlboa CTR
"o. "A Ode Der 17tsn unp Maltiuatpu
Ctr. rsa NOT ~ go"
49,. 20 @'etrrspIitan gilsn. Msrfs. 7
Cir.
No. rs Gds Der 5tsu unb Main Cir.
MS. o. @df Der 14ten unb Main Ctr.
No. SO @ae Der 22a.n uns IPain ctr
= Mo. "a Ode her 13t,n unb gars gtr.
Mo. 3-5 Stdbtii6ss Nrmenbans.
afo. 80 Irebesar Giisn.Wefs.
Me. Al Gde Der 9tsn unb seis, Ctr.
No. y SrOab Straes, de Sail @as.
Mo. 4-3 gdf Srrins unb Yine Ctr.
10. As &de ct. SAINTS unb Dusol Ctr.
no. 40 Ssr senb us, 25ae Ctr.
No. 81 Sprigsnbaus, 10 gtr.
no. 5-2 9as bst Clap uns @ilmer CIR.
, 1875-10-30
Gifenbapnen etc.


Heiiehbe Serlafen RiGmonb INN 2 tibr IS
Mnuten Nadmittass, Sia Der &ibmono,
fredericksburg rnb gptOmas Gilsnbpbn unp
Yptonhac Damrfsr; maGt fGneGe @erbinbuna
IN Sbipbur, ~aeaenibev Mlfranbria, nit hem
Baltimore unb Sbic @ducasuee nod galti.
more, pbtlaeelbbia unp alien yIdben lit ZEN
Nsp Gnglanb Gtaatsn.
, 1875-10-30

@ir miiiIen no6mals bemerfen, baB
mir feline G%inienounsen annebmen f6n=
men. iobalo ni9t Der Name bes @erfai-
iers seseben lit, ,uenn aud Der Mrtitel
i'm Blatte nit einem finsirten Namen
nnterSeidnet werren iol; umiomebr mill
ien mir oarauf beiieben, luenn politiide
Mufiabe, ME Elm seitriser, uel9er rYo-
litil9es llnneritdnonib" iberI9rieben
unO Dem folsenoes @eoi9t beisefist
mar, weI9es etpas lebr monbli@tis
lautet:
, 1875-10-30

Ba~ Wlaobin Oel, welhc8 gang ger
fubrlos 1T. Mrmleudter (Gbauoattte) uno
feiue Earlor 2ampcn bel
@eorae &lein,
go. 6l2 uno 614 8roab Ctr.
, 1875-10-30
Neue Nn5eieen,

Office bon 2aneaIicr & 2ude,)
Wtddler inStaatspap. Ii. @runbtldef
State Bnnf @ebdube.
Sur Gteuer gu be3ablenbe COUPONS mil
pber obne 0erfaujspelGfiu,eune.
Staatspaptere, 8Daos nnb Gi9erbeiten
tpsrbea fur &ommillpa esfauft unp per-
fault. l44 Ii r mint
, 1875-10-30

Wtatam 9. Scrb,

Gambler In
Gidens uno 1annenbol3 nnS Robten
ales srfeu. Grlaubt i@ ben bsutibsn 8iir-
germ ausu3eisen. taB CT bsfdnbis elm srCbes
Eager BON sutem 9olae Mno alen Irtsn ppu
8oblsn uEb Gpte fabrt. S:ine &OblsnbDfe
Fne
$50. 319 Meit,0 roab gtraBe
unb
Oetpebere Stra6e, maize Der Wain
Gpalbury unb 2epifon gplint &ohlen bffGn
big aaf Eager. W0aes @swi1t wise sussfi-
Gert. lrr uintt
, 1875-10-30
IS M a9un6i!

9ie Prelie ,uie oas Yublifum.
SIT tbeils 9elNeiot, 1T tbeils au9Samm,
Mir babcn oa ni4ts gu befeblen,
@as molten mir nns weiter qadlen?
Gin Sober leIe mas inn sefalt,
l1n6 bait ben Muno bis mad Der Wabl."
, 1875-10-30

Sbeater Gisarren @elhdft
Gde Der item unb 8roao Strab e
inter benz St9mohb Gbsatsr,
OF INN ,, %. 8
Die fsipfen tinbeimilten unb irnpcrsirteu
Gisarren unb Gatafe biais gam Ytrfanf.
Seine Menidaum pfeifea unb 0isayrsn-
fplsen. lrr mint
OrD 0psbs Dry 0ppbs !!
8. 0. Yriee mnD GU.
SEQ. 11Ol Main Ctr, gde Der IL.
erbalten NIT icoem Gage aeue Scrbft=
maaren ole:
8drbtse Gameelbaar-Nnsise.
Shwar3e !anse unb anbere SbapIe,
Bett u0lanfeis" 1O-4, 1874, 1874.
@@waraer unb f%arbiler i%eicensr Samnaet.
Das Eager BON GaIimetrs, wslGe in 8ir.
gina semsbt, Yplrb ltete SersrSBert
3ruse fir tsbarDds GA gu $3.50 bis SO
per Darp.
5ranSDll9s unb eueIif4s %GaHimeres, pOlIe
ne 9emeen unb untsrSease fur Serrep, 9naben
unb Wap6en.
lamen lntnseust 9usey Deden, geapsr-
teens uap @orpuIOps. Spfen, Sembsn pos
lentrGger, Rrngen etc. etc. int T Int
, 1875-10-30
pullman G6lafwa9en

pNllWGn SNl1fW1gen
BON sbipbub unb Waibinaton nad Nem
Dorf obne BedJieluns Der Nassn.
Dahasiere, tusIde NIT biefrr 9inie rfifen,
ssrmfiben cine Ianse unb LATTICE Omnibus.
Tabrt burd Waibiaeton. unb erreiGen galtis
more cine etunbe fribsr. aIs 3iise spsIte bis
reft BON 0albinstpn abfabrsn.
9Ds8sn her Batrprsife, 1abensn nnb anberer Snfcr.
nation ssnee man hd an bic Tifet-S tEre Der GSn,Ipao
ME 1901 @lain .5traee. S26 IlainNr.. SaaarS Spnies
une ~ Stfeen BE- Mt4 ene, Sresrtfsburs anb ppts
mae CLIENT abn, Mitnarnb, %. "
y; ut. erle. Gen.rdl 9tdst Nsent; 4. 3. Dprtes,
alitfenf SeneraI s Diet agent; Itpmss u. Gba;p,
3ransfprtpiipnat if,r.
S.0. Waftrrp.
fdb6ftidsr gaGastetr.Nse
emit 1901 Maainar., @tdmsnb, 30.
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