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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-23
C0nenI's's Notices.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" ,t STAUNToS. VA. Dec Ia, 1859.
&c l,aniel Huff. Assignee of Gideon HUFF. Plaintiff
:sd David g. Huff. Defendant, and to all lien credi-
tors Of said Davd E. Huff.
Cake Notice, That hysvirtue of decree rendered
lily the circuit court for Augusta county. on the 9Th
day OF Nov 1915, in the cause Of HUFF, Assignee, &C.
10 Huff l shall, at my office in saunton on
@MONDAE, the 18th of JANUARY, 1878.
proceed totake, state and settle the following &C
Counts, Wis a III
ist CT tie annual rental and fec simple values of
the eaiestatesin. the bill mentioned.
2uf: Of the values OF any other real estate othcr
than that n the bill mentioned. belonging to defen-
Huff. within the jurisdiction of the said Court.
3rd. OF the liens binding said real estate. and
4th. Of any other matters deemed pertinent by
C,m'r or directed to be stated by either party
At which tinIe and place YOU are raauired to at
tend n&@ ~ j. w. GREEN SMITH.
dee Is 4tss wv Sa'A1- 2' ~'' conf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-23

AIDES KID CLOTH and BERLIN GLOVES, at
~ "ec S-5t w. II. WELLER'S,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-23

TT ANDsOME PRINTS, just received nv
IL aec9 ISL W. H. WELLER
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-23
4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
I ST aIfNT0N VA Dnc. 10. 1875

r IUMM ISS1ONE OFFIEE,
u STANTON, VA, Dec. TO- 1875.
To j. Sidney Monatt, Admir- of Samuel Black, de-
ceased Plaintiff and g. A, Hunter defendant, and to
all lien creditors OF said S. A. Hunter, take notice.
that by virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta rendered on the 23rd day OF Novem Der,
shall ON
TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1876
at my office in Stanton proceed to take, state and
settle the following accounts, viz: LIST. or the Fee
Simple and Annual Rental values OF the Bcal Es-
tate of the Deft,S. A. Hunter. I'd. OF the liens in
the order of their prorlties, binding said real es-
tate and Sd. Ofany other matters deemed peril
nent by me orrequested by either party.
At which time and place you are required to at
tend -
dec IS 1t j. w. GREEN SMITH, Com'r.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
~ STAUNTON. VA Dec 10 1879

j. w. GREEN SMITH.
Commissioner
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

in greater detail and presents many addi-
lions. This documentary evidence. was
@, nta'ned in what Is said to have been
XII g. library, discovered in making cx-
cavations. the books whereof being COM
posed of burnt clay cakes. and Inscribed
with Chaldean characters.
These records are supposed to have cN.
listed in their present form for over three
thousand years, and their inscriptions
are said to be As perfectly preserved as il
they had been made yesterday. The
British Museum i now engaged In the
task Of declphering the legends and it is
promised that o, an early day they will
be made public to The world. The sub
iect is one Of much interest, and these dis
coverips must invite the earnest opinion
ofantiluuians, Swans and heologians.
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ImE ylNrLAAn rnAornn


Inc ' lnelahd' y. J.' shooting, which
occurred III llia' village % week on soago,
ma "r'"h the attention of the public TO
u'e peculiar clrcum',ance- ct the settle
,'rs''' ~ Wv '''''"' anu It's Iou"0'r Mr.
u ',o' a., :, w. l'','''' '' ','l' purchased
AMY w. 49,, .'',''''',n acre "I improved land
-. Wv .,''', VI -''N Jersey, NAirh Doe
L i",. ~ '"i OUT j." I'Ftn-, %! from
~" ~ vi, '''''''',' "''',, suburban lots,
s,,a.,. - Nv ,.,,,' ' " ',''y s4"rr' the
bor.,. all ..,l'''7 , wy "'''' me
stree, IN ,,,, ma, '...' ',.' from ,"'
lot, .r,cnty.ry, c',, r w. '"' "'"V'"S
.,ooto,,ll.r" A., t.l, ""'
billion ono 80 r' '''' ~. '',''' prone
vcrc T., ,,o,.r.. "a. , l' WIG"
advertised Gr r,,' - '''''1,' ana
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02
THE TEXAS OyTRAGES.

I'll. III. Porter, Colonel Twenty-F Fourth
Infantry. Commanding" tclegraphing
from Brownsville. Texas. 3Oth inst, says:
"Therc are many reports of raids
on the ranches in the vicinity
of Corpus Christi, and u
threatened attack upon that place. Some
ranches, doubtless, have been robbed and
burned. and some people have been kill
ed and some taken prisoners. The pris-
oners arereported to have escaped. These
marauders have been driven from the
vicinity Of Corpus Christi by the citizens
In pursuit. have sent all my mounted
force to intercept the robbers. and Gen.
Hatch has sent troops for the same pur-
pose. Many deprcdations have been COM
mitted along the river above this point.
and several persons have been killed. !
believe the robbcr. are McXicans. and
that most Of them are from the other side
of the river, There are probably several
parties out for stealing cattle and robbing
ranches. No reliable information rs to
the number
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

organ OF the faction opposed to Mr..
lands, this faction was very jealous Of
the influence Of Mr.. Lands and
claimed that the colony had
grown strong enough for sclfgovern-
mont. The newspaper auimositics be-
tween Carruth and Lands gradually
grew into personal bitterness, ut least on
the part Of Landis-Carruth claiming
that he bore no ill-will toward Lands,
but merely "fc-ircl to make his paper
sell. lie did not connnc his editorial
hats to Lands alone, hut made frequent
illusions. sarcastic or humorous. rs occa-
sion dictated, to the lat,cr's wife and
children. Mrs. Iandi, is lady Of ex-
cilblc temperament, with faint Of In
hcrited insanity in her blood. The con-
slant attacks Of the "Ludependeat' kept
her in state OF excitement often
bordering on loss OF reason, and on sew
cral occasions, tor u week mt a time, she
has been in state Of actual insanity.
The family physician had advised Lands
that the only remedy wa, to remove the
exciting cause OF these attacks. The
morning OF The hoo'ing, he had taken
more ulah usual precauton To- keep the
| Independent articles from hrr knowledge
but the effort wa- iuitlo-. Twas sent
I 90 her by an unknown hand and threw her
! into violent and dangerous excitement
Lands took a revolver proceeded
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Elryn.i,. l.lAl.u All.

D
No. 1907 bearing dntc March 9th. COM
plete, volume one hundred and twenty
four Of hi. eclectic weekly. The con-
tents Of this and the preceding weekly
number are Sir Philip sidney. hv Henry
Kingsley, Nrio Qva"aJy Eaj.r; Early
Kings OF Norway, parts II and TT. by
Thomas Carlyle, Fraar; The English
Bar and the Inns of Court, Qyarterlv Re-.
risr; Religious Rnviyal- in Medieval
Italy. Co,2hHI; Old Letters, SgturJgy
Rerie'r; National "Steadiness, " Spectators:
Va@abond, in Winter Time, The Tyranny
Of Mothers, aud Egousm, Catq,yly r.
rier; the conclusion of the "Story Of
Valentine and hi, Brothcr;' from Black-
Co,5: and inStalmcnts Of "rhrcc Fea,h-
cr-,' by VIM. Black, "Tatcd to be Free.
by Jean lngelow, aud Alice Lorraine.
by the author Of the maid OF Skier"
The usual choice p.cty and miscellany
complete the numbers.
As the next number, the first in April.
begins a new volume, good time for
beginning a subscription Is afforded.
with iiuy-two numbers. of SiNty-low
large pages each. (aggrtgIlug over 1000
pages YEAR the subscription price iSSl
i low: or still better. for so 30 any one
Of the American 81 mOnthlcs or week.
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SAILING ON THE BACK TRACK.

The Chicago Tribune /, journal that
advocates sound doctrine upon impulse.
but always becomes the defender Of what
Is unsound in doctrine when it acts after
deliberation. At heart ii Is sound. 1t,
rottenness is in the brain.
immediately after the arrest Of Mr..
storey, Of the Chicago Times. by Judge
Williams, the T75,la. denounced the act
in strong language, and reminded the
Judge that the newspaper press owed a
duty to the general public, the duty of
fully criticising the conduct Of all
public officer, and coudcmuing m
such conduct that which Is rcprchons-
bic. Applying this general principle TO
the case Of William, ". storey. the Ta-
tuH> remarked: There viii be- many gt
first to applaud the action of the Court
who aiterward, will experience grave
doubts whether mistake ha, not been
committed,which will lead them TO favor a
complete abolition OF constructive con-
tempts."
But the next day, having .lcpt upon III,
lnpulsive wrath against Judge Williams.
The T2bons changed It. tune. when
we wrote Monday on the subject Of the
contempt case. it was under some
depression Of 'pirits" .aid the Trfhuas
and proceeded to justify tho outragcou
conduct OF the judicial prosecutor of Mr.
Storey. On Tuesday the TqJ,ns wa,
sailing in the direction OF port storey. on
wednesday, under fun sail, it wa, ,ailln.
with It's stern TO Storey aud heading Iii
rectly for port Williams. But thi, g. th
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02
SMITHS STORY ABOTT TITE M.
GINNING

The London Daiiy Telegraph OF March
18th, publishes letter from one George
Smith, who recites that he IA, made
some very remarkable discoveries affect
ing the true story OF the origin OF the
world Smith has been making re-
searches In Assyrla, and claim, TO have
unearthed number Of tablets recording
history of the deluge, an account Of the
building Of the Tower Of Babel, and
greatest OF all, copious narrative Of the
beginning Of the world, the creation Of
man, his temptation, tall and curse. in
scribed, like all early As,yrlan records
in arrow-headed writing ON cake. If hurnt
clay.
This narrative Is similar In import, TO
the tradition handed down through the
Book Of Genesis, but deal with the story
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FOR MAYOR-wItI.U.

There has been considerable discus lion
in the town during the past few days
about an mti-Winter candidate for May
or. Thomas 5. Halliday. William
NJ. Morris, Wood Rittenhousc and Rob
ert Miller have been mentioned. Either
would be an acceptable candidate. We
understand that Mr.. Miller would not
make the race under any circumstances.
With either Halliday. Morris or Rittcn-
house we are sure Mr.. Winter could he
defeated
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02
TIE COMING OF TIE YELLOW
FEVER.

startling Information, says The Chi
cago Tribune. 'has been received at
Washington 60 the effect that the yellow
fever has made it, appearance at the GUT
ports unusually early, and j. rapidly
spreading. The naval vessels ut Key
West are in quarantine, and the fort gar
rison will be at once withdrawn ont OF III,
reach of the dangerous epidemic.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

The Springfield correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune says Speaker IIaine, has
declared that no new business shall be
transacted by the General Assembly this
session. We don't believe Speaker
Haines made any such declaration. lie
i, not a fool by any means, but he i, ii he
made the assertion attributed to him by
the Tribune correspondent.
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TIE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN published every morning
Except Monday in the bulletin building, cor
ner Washington avenue and Twelfth street
THr BuLLETIy IL served 70 city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents a week,
payable weekly ny Mail Gin adyoncel, $40 per
annr"pi six months S.; .hrec months, 81; one
month 81 2j
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

II An innocent, is the sleeping lion at
Beechers side, said the New York S0,.
"He had but to lay his hand upon him
and summon him to his aid to overcome
his foes. Why did he let that lion Sleep
We rive n nm
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have rcponishoi our Job Printing Office with
many fonts OF new type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation of our Off for rst-class
work. aud make our prices so low that the most cnhu-
sasc patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr. OberIy, admitted to be one OF
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endcavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

Mr.. FRANK J. Bowman has sued Mr..
Sulson Iutchins and the st. Louis Dis
patch Company for $4,000 injury done
hin, by n libel
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor.

THEODORE and Elizabeth are called a
pair of kittens.
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llt!r"! a.l3g'l % Iiz9 D;,a:Ia
IN THE sAvINGs DEPART EUT.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-02

Cold, Silver, United States and
other Bonds Bought and Sold.
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THE ALEXANDER COUNTY

Corner Commercial Nv. and Eighth St,
, 1875-03-15
Guropai(he nahribtsn.

Sofia. Man sebt iest ban,t I'M,
Elm @oniortium gu biloen, uni BET &C.
orgentbal, besp. in Ser Nabc Der famf'
tisen CHARACTERIZATION fir @eorssntbal,
bon DomanenfiacuS elm sroBes Gerrain
3u ermerben, auf mcldem ca. so Slueu
erridtet werben louen. Die rei3enoe
Sage Der burd Die @otbasO broruier
Balm nun balb benz srOBen Serfe9rs
eridlo1ienen @esenb miro wobl in Der
&Irie bic Slide fremoer Spefulantcn
auf fid lenfen. 2eioer bleiben oann
nidt piele Plas@en mebr in unierem
beimatbliden Walbs ubri9 fur itiQe
uno i'm @elbpunfts bsldeioene geiuder.
Im IL. 6sbr. puroe in elmer Ser'
iammluns bielise. Burger bebufs 8sra'
tbung iber Die Grridtun9 elmer bOberen
Bir9erl9ule bierielblt, welde nad BEN
BreaBii9en Wuitcr 3wiidsn Der Steals
ihule 1. Sronun9 unb Der seu0bnli9en
8irserIdule fteben iou, 6ie lleberrei'
dung elmer be;islid)en Ioreile on bic
ftabtiide 8ertretuns beidlofen. Wenn
aud Die Gnselesenbeit fi4 nod i'm Stas
blum Der Yetttion %befinbet, 10 1T bod
f9on sroBe gusli9t porbanoen, oaB
bieie 2ade i'm bieli9en Sdulwelen balS
aussefiut peroe.
Meiniusen. Die S%sratbunsen oes
2anotass iiber Die @emeinoes unb &rei8s
orbnun9 bauern fort : bod wurbem oies
ielben einmal ourd Petioncn, bic elm
ausemsines SntereiIe baben, unterbro'
den. @ie sur i3ett SeS @eimariiden
2~anota9s Stabte be8 NeuitGbter Grcis
ies, 10 baben jest aud bier bic Staote
Y0sned, Saalfelo unb &amburs nm
grleidteruns Der BON ibnen ibernom'
ntenen .Sins9arautie fir Die @cra.@is
9i9t.S abn petitionirt. DieIe brei
StGSte baben 5uiammen Die @arantie
bon $4,000 Tblrn. iibsrnommen uno
babsn oafir iabrlid ~beosutenoe Gum.
men auf3ubrinsen, 10 3. 9. BSSned
$3.50, 9aalfelo 1880 uno &amber9
1875 Tblr. Dieis Qalt e~rioroert fiir
Die bod an iiA flsinen Srte cine iebr
erbebll9e %Gnlpunnuns Der Steuerfraft.
Der 2anotas bat nad lan9erer 8era'
tbuns Die YetitiOnsn Der @esieruns sur
@rwasuns i~berwieien. 2sstere bat
audi Die Nbitdt, ben Ystenten gu belfen,
inSem is ibnen cine inbirette Btlteuer'
Jung Der &Oblsn 3u9eitebsn wiu, otwohl
iie bersits bonn Sier cine isbr erbeblids
Gimnabme baben. Die sarantireuoen
@tabte fur Die Wsrrababn baben cine
abnllds @~rfa5runs, ME Die sbea ssi9il'
berte, aud gu MAIDEN sebabt.
Die so. 2iite Der Beitrdns fit Die
, 1875-03-15

junger Mtann in Gan Gronsis-
CO ltabl einen befreuAoetcn Game plIb
li6 einen &lb u1o entl6uloiste oies 10
fort, inbem er es fir einen Nnfaa pol
tempurdrem @a6nlinn ollsgob, Der bis
peilen iiber i'm. Nls ct nacb ungefdb
elmer 5tuuoe lid empfabl ia9te oieSa
me nit siitiger Miene uno reiSenoem2d=
6eln: Soften Sic fiblen, Dap Sbner
ipieoer Elm Wobnfinnsausbrud beppr=
lttbt, 10 miro es better iein, Sic fom=
men bieber, no mar 19on nit Sbrel
S6tpadbeit beIannt lit, dig boB Sic uu=
ter frem0e 2eute seben, ND SbreNuHiib=
rung lei@t Mtiboeutun9en ousgelebt leil
fDnnte.
n Greignib miro ous Soutonio
DO, beri@tet, oas acknowledgement
einen tiefen Ginorud auf Die nmeldusen'
&reusfobrerinnen maiden mllB Die in ie.
Ser Wirtb19aft einen @ltar oes Satans
1eben. Scenes @tdo9en puroe Dor eini=
gen Sagen bon einem Srfan beimge-
lu1t, Der Idmmtli6e Sduler bes Ortes
ia losar Die &ir6en unb Die Saue bel
u@poo Semplars" SeritDrte. gtur eineu
Saloon" peri1onte Der Sturm. s.
entltebt nun Die 6rase, oh man in jeneu
Sturm Die nSanO @pttes" erfenne1
bari Dber niGt.
, 1875-03-15

gu, eei6oiien gu BADEN, iagten aber, Bob
tie li6 i'm S9ieben geiibt nno einer
Baum als 3ieli6eibe benust batten, oa
aber fein Baum in Der Gi6tung itano'
in welder Sr. Yalmer fubr, 10 batten
Ole @ei9worenen feline S9miert9fcit,
li6 balO 5u eini9en. Sic Srioer MUIR
Den i9ulois befunoen Ii. Der Staatsan-
malt erludte ben &i9ter, Die polleStraf
iber Die S6uloigen 81 %perDdnsen, ocnr
oieie gebDrten elmer 8erbre6erfamilie an,
Die fir Die um9enb BON Stumforo I6on
lange elm S6reden 9cpcIen. SIS lo9ef
nod arbere Nnflasel wegen @inbru6s
gesen lie Dor, aber pa le sueier 8erbre.
den l9on idulOia befnnoen leien uni
Il. ouf lanse 3eit uni6dOti9 sema6l
,perben fonnten, 10 mole Ell BON Der net
teren @e~rfolsung abiteben. &i9tel
8earbslep perurtbeilte bann Sobn uni
2amrence MadeD 5u je 10 Sabren uni
Gomaro Madcp au 9 Sabren 3u6tbous-
boft. Sobn lit "a, 2olurence 20 II. 60
sparb Is Sabre aft. Ser iiinsIte Bru
Der Somes befinOct lib mod auf freiem
SuBe, a6er Der 9ater nuroc fiir5li@ me
gen @inbruGs aui bier Sabre in's3u6t
baus selanot.
&eabins g, gennl. II. Mdrs. Sc
uGa9el" bra6te seitern Na6mittas bi,
No6ridt, ooB Die uYbil. =&eaoin9=Gi
lenbabn" Die u2ebigb~G =8abn'
fir Den 3eitraum bon 99Sabren sepad
tet babe. 9ie nebernabme fat bereit:
6e9onnen.
, 1875-03-15
Maenten Derlanet.

Dr.. Foorx II Der @erfaner ~rnsbrerer raebietnifbe
aDerfe, BON sensn Sins dbe 100000 @remplare Nbfas
~eefuaben bat. Gin ;pettes uDas Wenidenfsfem" pber
rNfsne gplsipra&e unb ~seiunber Menldeupuaanb,"
bat einet Ibfas BON Iber 10000 erreiat. Diees lestere
GDert erf&tint iest enslifd anb beutf&. Gin neueres
gBnt .BtHenfdaft unb Dt&tuns" pber SAMMY TUBBs,
Der iusenblide Mrst, unb spoNsIE, Der ldfist gHe, er.
f4ttnt ~sprlduts muir easfifa. Wesea SnbaltsSsrsei&-
nife bie1er Werte tppae man fd sntwtter an DR.. FoorE
wenbea 0ber an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
129 East 25th Street, New York. w.
Meentsn persen fur ben 9ertrteb bteisr Werte ~SerIanst
unb erbalten fsbr einfise Ssbinsuneen. 50 mander
Aseat bat f1sn bur& ben 8erfauf bteitr Werfe ft& ben
Gruntf.in sa einem tleinen germSeen eeleet. yDas
NsenidsnfsRfu," IL fir Grpa&iene unb uDiTeni&aft ano
Dtdtuns' fir bic SueenS en prrslelttes, lebrrei6es unS
Invertebrates @srt. Gin Snbaltspersetdnib Der Werfe
,pel&es franco per wrR an iebe Msrehe ~perianSt pirb,
stebt cine SsGfdnbtse 8ei&rstbans ~berftlbsa. Np&
tinnaI;
Ngenten ooer GolpDrtenre berlangt.
Gbreiftre tnie oben.
, 1875-03-15
TalenDe Smcbt,
mirb UNI 70 Mt eebetlt.

wirb UNI pn Mt Ell etlt.
She gfrlDn, pslde an pbigsr Nranfteit
{ tet, nirp eebsten 4 an 2r. Driee au men.
en-, welttr Gin Jlalne MeeltiM bsrielb,n.aur
Probe. euIt tte GrprB.
II nj FONTS
ntrb.
Ite tnatser Soften inb bic @rprfBfefen
ote i'm @erbaltn'b gum @siGafts asrines lint.
Or. Tttee TT eth l~fubi,ter 9r3t mnb bat bic
Sebanoluns Der
f%alcnscn suAt
III feinem Sauptlubilm atma6t uub pulGert
Deilung butb @ebrauh sirer Msbi1ln.
unteriabi nitt fur cine ptpbffiaitt 3u ren.
cen, 60 tOlttt nitts unb mirp
@u6 beilenl
So maHt uidis aus, mir alt he 6ronfbeit
it unp mtl&s anpese Mt.tel frbIseI6l.aen boz
bsn.
ghtulars unb 3suaniIs wsrfsn nit ser
nidts fpfcnben Probeflai@e
s%tianei.
Geib Srrihtia Der grprsB bic reGis @b' shs
~ ssbsn uRb l9rsiti an
9r. Gtas. Z. 4rite
No. 81 Willams str Mem gprf.
26 IL mi
, 1875-03-15
9al0nbitdf gspelhtn.

@o}bin o H., II. Mdr5, Sos
@enats= gomite fir auswdrtige ge6'e=
Dnugen beri9tete seitern Yadmltta9
iiber Den Neciprpsitdts= 8ertrag nit ben
9anowids= Snleln, Dem es Elm 4meroe=
ment 6insufiiste, bes Subalts, ooB te'=
ner anocren Station Die GrlaubniB err
t6eilt peroe, cine See= ooer &oblenlta=
ton innerbalb Der Snieln sn ertuerben.
Ser 10 amenoirte 8ertras iplroe sur
&atififotion empfoblen.
Msm gorf, p. Mdrs. Bic
Sabres : 8erIammIuns Der vMational
Iniperlalen Stimmredts : IIloela1
tiom, lit ouf ben IL. Mai einbernfen
morben.
8bilabelpbia, u. Mdra.
Ser int @pril nd6itbin sur IeroHsntlt=
dung fommenbe Sabres=ge ri6 Der
ramerifanil9sn 9ampfl6ijf : Gelell=
I6aTt" wiro seisen, oab cine Der eriten
europaii6en 9ampferlinien, melde s'ul=
i6cm Stem 9ort uno 2%iuerpOOl iduft IN
Solse Der seoriidten @sidaftslase III
ben Der lolIenen u Monaten $4,000
eineebiiBt fat. Die r@merifanil6e ST.
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eationen sum Mnfaufe Don bier rpeiteren
Dampfern, mel9e in 2iperpool nnter
Dem &pitcnpreile eriporben iperben tOn=
men, ausseben.
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@etern wurbe auf 8etreiben Der Ser
,panbten ieiner smeiten Srau Souls 8.
Giles pcssn gisamie uerboftet. Sm
Sabre 1861 beiratbete ct Marp 6. Won=
nemann, perlisB lie 1866 nno bciratbe=
tie am 21. SUM- b. S. Marp @nn Benn
BON Mtpunt Solp, lem Yorf.
g S rancisco II. Wtdr5
Cine 9epel9e aus Slorenee, @ri5ono,
1ast: Scr ~gllte 8enber," Der be-
fannte MDrber aus &anias, 1T nod
bier in @~emabrIam uno wartet man
auf @ouperneur Osborne's &equili=
tion su leiner @usliefernns. Benz
Ser lit 1i9 ieiner- Sage bewubt uno
16eint seneist, ii9 in iein S4idlal gu
erseben."
Son Sonora, Weyico, BORT man, Dap
Bic Mpa6e= Snbianer neuerbinss wieoer
mebrere Mnsriife 9ema9t, orei Geute bel
Gampps getDotet nnb nod @noere per=
wunbet baben. 9as @olf 1T BON sro=
Ber 8eparsuns crsriien nno niele 2elte
~perlaiisn eilislt 9anora, nm in Sllo=
Galifornien unO Arisonn S6ub gu fu=
den.
8ribgsport, IL. Mars. Sic
&duberfamilie MadeD 1T porlar1t9 I'M.
1hdolt9 9emaht mproe11. I'm Wtofta9
wurben Die 3 Sriiber Sobn, Gowarb IL.
9alprence MadeD bes Ginbru6s i9uloi9
befunbsn unO seitern itanoen tie wesen
zines M%orOansriffes auf Geo. 80. pal-
mer ppr benz SuperiOr@eri@te. Sr.Yal
mer fam anl IL. Oftober b. S. in Die
Ndbe Der @pbnun9 Der &duberfamilie,
nm Ii9 mad @itern umaulebep, Die inn
9eraubt worben tparen. Gs tpurbe 10
@lal auf i'm sel@olen uno bic &ugeln
Iuuiten linn um bic Obren, bod wurbc
er ni4t Derlest. Die griioer saben aud
, 1875-03-15
TERMS TO CLUBS.

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Five copies, one yea. separately addressed.
Four Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, separately addressed lapd
an extra copy to the getter up Of club,
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies. one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy to the getter up of ciub),
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, to one address tand the
sem Weekly one year to getter up of club,
T~hirty-thr0e Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (and
the Semi weekly one year to getter NJ o club),
Thirty-five Dollars.
One hundred comics, one year, to one address
club, Eiffv D0ilnr RS.
One hundred copies. one year, separately nd.
dressed Iand the Daily for one year to the getter
up Oh oiuo)' Sixty Dollars.
THE SEMI-wEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, one ycar, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year, separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter up of club),
Sixteen Dollars.
SEND YOUR MONEY
IN Post Office orders, checks, or drafts on New
norSs wnesever convenient. If not, then register
tue ieuefs containing money. Address
L. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
SIM ethce, New York City
, 1875-03-15
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boben i'm 2aufe Der lebten @o6e I'm
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bdliniB Ser 8onf= &elerpe SIT ben Slabl@
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