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In or1ef to Rivs cteaser saez ii ths two different
Con-; ss 's .usn. md S. fg soss ',
Az !i.n. = H. piopo.ed building n-sa 7.
to which mnst be added tho etest Of the different
hefRhts and Treatment Of the facatcs, when Should
The !rst hoor ci the county building l. w. fcrt
sbosc tac ac~att that of ths city building 12j feet.
1s 'sfS u = s sro net nn sars g
snrpostfug tho Projecting po4imon.. The cltyt rar.
ls e.. r nas gigantic st'7 ths eom'a nersty w
tt!.es1 il. RI: eonn!y nsisn'. It With h,!f
The c!ty contents N.e. Win i*4iEeat roof. hut ss
tnount1 The hr thtre cln.r:cuous dnne'. sin,
'S'4 nn % pno hsyns o fs;s hsse md ,oxss4a " 1s:
that Of The city only Sbx.a.
iBo erection Of these two different buildings upon
orr t1urlfouSs Square Woutil bs tnunn!aeat merely
+, tic petty srifo between two aIch'ttcss aud Their
resptctlvo faclioua In the CITY Council and County
lopa jo',, and crying disgrace, rnrh would rtsr
Tug i,u'h of sh.nIs into the face Of esery hone"t
:.t'zsn. th!H mnn'roslty must uot b psrmlttsa,--
-, I9a, co,nlttte :vuli il,co.er othes ob}ecs +,
the i1e"hitnt aeton of the county board and 'he'1
=" prsM TIE ctrT AUTHORITIES ABIDE
and thcuss' Ives control te eutlro expenditures.
III r. ny no - s'ean. pleasant Or nx.es.ne to su'pess
.qu.Sble AID col Of rlans a. criterion, wh.t may
l!n''Se for tue city and sauy. Taxa this instance
| Thtrs has bern Already ct IendGd for preliminary
| Iian.. which ha1e nten cass s4idc, t,o."'. :tr.
| EHan u to havr &lsu0o for lila present plan
Of tho countys halI, md it IA faEr
70 presume That whoever surni'ie. thr plan tot The
tys halt will claim tla,pD tnnre. Ths account for
laIa will then foot up sl0o1. Hesdes this there will
!e charges for aud other rupsrin!cnasnrc
1tt hope II not unchnttahle to Hay. and 1t il
rannot help saying IT, that II any private CITIZEN
c,ndues bis nast,c.s sualss In this aud rat
and al this to no ruEpo'e IN the erection e
n1ontfroety. his pett friend would Eoon have hin. o
foru the County Court, declared unasic nm, ssnt to
the receptacle for such II Egin. Thare was faInt
hope laler induaed In that the difference of PAna
would In reconciie but at the present time Of writing
/ that faint hops Is dlhsp,ted.
Your Committee has no plan Of Yedreah for thete
| imruattiuns IN tbs Taxpayers to recontseud.
II the county authorities have vionted AR1oa.
insu with the clty .s thu rty clalna LIS beeu d"ae
they, think, might stop lie work until harmonious
lans ase adopted oa tho deeitlnn Of the case which
the Ctlkeus Association instituted against tie Cout1
Con7mre.oness, and now pcnling, will drread The
action Of tnia Ao istiop III rndelrnr!ng 10 aErast h,
legal process any rasealy violation Of til, law oil
HE part of tho authorities califd. Al Of wlch ii
| respectfully submitted. GEORGE ARMOUR,
| !'At RICE BAuMANS.
| t,bENEL;Es FEicE,
} .hC0H lkHEEShEt.u,
, 1875-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The report Of Brig
Gen. Bennett chef OF tho Ordnance Duruaa
Cnited STATES Army shows that during
tha past year all tho varied dutios OF ths
Department aud operations OF tho several
assenals and national aruory haye been pes.
formed With Wow to economical expenditure
Of tho limited appropriations made. aud IN
ellic.ent AMI auccossful administration OF the
Department.. The Bureau has for several ye1rs
part called attention to the necessity OF an in-
crcaac to the annual appropriation for armlng
and eaulppiug the militia. The annual appso-
priat,on at a20o, COO wAs uada In 1903, when the
ropalst;on 9,;' az q the country xas .hous .ts
viii poplation Of ossr 4o,ooo.oo9,'
tho amount appropriated IL stlll the same sud It
is impossible, fur Ills Department. to meet
Al the demands mado upon i by tho statos aud
Territories. Tho liht o.icla' report g!yos tho
following ID tho aggregate strength Of the mill
tn OF the United States. Organized, 81. TAI;
uuorgsnized, Y.7u1, o77; and thero IL ttlo doubt
that Were At,nR and military equipments nolo
freely supplied the organized Iorre would b
greatly entarged+
THE nooK ISLAND ARSENAL.
in It's present ,l,colnpleteI akate, now suppl[eA
all tho militia Of most Of tho States and Tolrtto-
r.ea dlatNau by the Yrcat s1ses tnd its ttahasA-
r!es many OF tls fortresses that guard the ooaat
line of the tsut 0f Mexico, and more than QUO
half OF our army uow scattered from tbs Misaia-
bjppk River to the lt0cGy MouhkRtb8 aud beyond.
WHOM completed aud fully G'luippea ~ manu.
fsc,uruE nal, It'll capacity will equal the SUP,
p!y,pg Of att Atu!jes tuas may 10 orkhn!zed in
tAe mississippi Valley III any war Of the greatest
magnitude. .
lie urges al appropriation for the putoha4o Of
L sIts Aud tho erection OF magazines for tho
stotsyY Of gunpowdBE. tho dupok ut 8t. Louis
bsp: too saulutu ftotu tue Atlautto aeAboArd 70
be of aerysB tor our waats III tho eAsteFu eoo-
tlou Of the County.
.NArt. tnMa
Ths manufacture OF HrE.uXhsld rihea and car
btues Ut tho Sassonui Arnlors tus been cars4el
un during shs pat year with al tLe coouomy
und succoad tn2s ths very ANAL appropriation
you'll Aslmlt Of. Not more than 1000 A1nls will
bu ulada uodet the existing appropriations. Up
10 4st0 tls entIo alnly has beou supplied with
new rifles and cAlbtnaa, callbra ID. aud ws have
u0W lu ssoTa reserve supply Of tuese a1ma OF
sbout ad,oM- AZ the end Of tue Preaeae dacAl
yaar oas Eeaerse supply iuay reach = total Of
A0.0o0 azms OF tue new nolcl aud osllbss, about
enough, In cass OF war, to arsn QUO coEps
de- 1rmse. 1t IL not 10 be expected
that III Hkr OUT armies vii b
latteF satisfied with arms OF obsolete
patents aud discarded models than in tho eatiY
daYa Of tho liebeIlion they wete with rho Of
scousings Of foseiyn markets. AIeu who xze to
iuoet the eus1ny III battle hare right to demand
Of their country III "hoae delenae they arc light
iuX rho haat aEms that c4n he obtained. In oar
county, where the ksalleH Are to 10 lnProsised,
uads up on tna instant by recruits from tbs
anvil aud plow, the want ct military discipline
, 1875-11-24

WINTER RESORTS.

ko!AL VICTORIA HOTEL. Naasau. N. r. u,hn.
~s,s opeu. Tbs uoal delightful climate Ia ths
ls0s sss.tRs1, w lsve a.!sunah g.. ssery tsa
"2ss 1Aa. L1DoEnWoop, 1ka bxoadrsy, N, T.
, 1875-11-24

NEW OnLxAss, Nov. al-Tho Jetty Comnis-
niouers report adsices Of Ills use of more and
heavier atone. 1t ststos that much work has
beeu do,4o, but much moro will have to be done
hafote any good 1eau!ts urs obtained. They re-
o.rt tho SMITHS Pass o! the Asaisslppi - mose
eerscentihla OF Improvement thar WRs tho 6ali1a
mnntk ~ tho panupa, where : 21.foot chAnn1l
hsn beon secured By tho jsttis&
, 1875-11-24
He Also Desires Authority tor Fund.
ing nore OF The Six
Per Cents.
Annual Report Of Gen. Bonnet,
Chief Of tile Ordnance
Bureau.
Contested Gases to Come Before the
House Of Represent
ativcs.
NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

NAVAL PREPARATIONS,
kEcnFT oHnER4 TO FIT 0Cr IRON CLAD8.
Spte,at Uituatch 10 1ht Chlcagu Jribunk.
Wssu1SoTos, D. G., Nor. 23.--Tho .nystary
concorning tho recent naval preparations Ia not
entirely removed. Tho orders which worn first
isa'icd do not ecem to have heen fully counter
mnnded. At all cyo1ts, orders we.e Issued to-
day At tho Navy Department 10 great secrecy for
the fitting up Of five moro tron clada. This
uates q total Of twelve iron clads which, within
three wesks. have been 1nads ready for active
service, and embraces nearly all tho available
lenu ctadH on the l.st.
, 1875-11-24
Store to Rent,

goulh Wstcr and IA5slln-st4 Will remove to tho cos-
nsr lAfo and IAsalto-sta. Apply on tbs premises.
HART, AsTEN b 90.
, 1875-11-24

7o'F*1's149 @s'7' '7 1'' 7*71'1'''1F7''3*
The possibilities Of An agreement on exterior
-, ,,.no,is3 ~.s,araa ,r,,;na ,r 49,
tsm'o'a5 olspe'.eu ,es.e1ua5 ,:,. .notntuh " 'ne
senoh OF Tue afcilsseeta. hesAta' 1''ey anu hsao.
As stated III yesterdays Tn1BrsE, they hold
plumber OF conferences on Monday which ap-
narcntlv wero ra,,,.r faror.ble. unt,1 toward4
aeas,I.,n ,r,,aa ~ ~ raan .sra ~. rn1sv ~,
c.sN,"s' "us"' ~ a4' 1HAa ess1, - @ -o} ~
hls1ea On ms rlah beine adoPteu entire Tor
claimed tLst ,lr. Eean fell luck on
s dignity and l,olI to hi mans, under the as-
.rn, ,,,;nn th.t .,o,.;ar ,,,an .,c.,,o1 h.. IN
hu"ti'o '.a', pn''ui 'eoo "o~ot'oN .n'
tho cisy than 10 1ollo" ault. rms MF. iiueT
, 1875-11-24

TAE OF &hcS
,,.ss,, .stne,.,~,x -,,,>,,,--,,
AEiohF OF TUE eitt1ASh Anoot.A' coAAtA LEE
Tho Committee Of tho Citizens Association
s,,,3rt.a =, TIM Four,.TIoraa roprt-Hop.a
"pPo'a'0o va Ao >'"A' -. ,'
plans. aud contracts mot III their rooms Ia the
MerohRnta' building yesterday afternoon, wheu
-. .s,Io,,,,, ..,o-t
@aey prosecuted 'na io'iu"'u6 tePoAt'
10 ths Ers;urs Committee " ~ C1tit*ns' Astoetd'
kon: Ths Committee appotIted It your meeting on tho
18Th inst for tho purpose VI tnFcsu8atlu8 tho whole
aubjcc& OF tho Cpu1t~Houeo TO 70 erected for tho
tont oocupAnoY Of thn c't{ .nd Cook ooqnsy;-lts
pAns, contracts, aha Ae8eu aaaeaaue!ees-oe& 1e4Fe
To report that they ines on mo moFnos and
~ about the duties ass'Rnat theM.
They arst ursotod taelf A1tenuoa 10
TUE HnRk NOW IN PAodaEoa
under tho ccussGt between the county and Mr.
Harms and for that rcrpose associated With them
Mr. William Ather gcnuttnsn who had enu.
siderable exrertence N such work, aad Proceeded
Ia tho examination ot the lHops OF Foundation
aud ths piles and ptug then On lbs ground and being
executed.
UetpFo going 70 mo Psco tneJ reso tna
n!ea Hitn ~. I3al' N"al1.J a'cnees. 4ney
1oanu aooot Nv H'es " s' 3toauus AeAs{ ~ einas
cae-ha4. o! neaH{ uue-"Al. ~ *nAcu aAa pesA To-
}eeted ara aao oeea - AM ~ oy sne AseaHoeI os
superintendent - laat toe nst inoss NOT
and teinK dr1fen we're ~ neaF'y u inc sl1e specne0
u aro cou4monly falNtaea on que eontf.ta'
, 1875-11-24

Until Jan. l, 1870, 100 Lots will bo
offered in TAYLOR'a FIRST AD-
D1TION to South Chicago, on tho
following terms: $50 cash, and the
balance In TEN YEARS, with In
terest at per cent por annun1.
This property is situated In the
very centre of this RAPIDLY
GROWING MANUFACTURER
CITY, and this liberal offer gives an
othors to make X ' q most proiitable
investment.
THREE RAILROAD LINES pass
through and hnve Dopots in this
Addition.
OFFICES---Room9 8 Ewing Block,
corner North Clark and Kin2le-sts.,
Chicago, and at th-st.
Station. Sc h Chicago.
, 1875-11-24
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON.
An Order for the Fitting Out
OF Five Additional
Iron-C1ads.
Advance Items from the Report Of
the Secretary Of The
Treasury.
He Urges the Retention Of tho Re-
sumption Act of tho Last
Congress y
and A1secates tbo Plan for Funding
CreenbackS into low-Rats
Gold Bonds.
He Also Desires Authority tor Fund
ing More OF The Six
Per Cents.
Annual Report of Gen. Bonnet,
Chief Of tile Ordnance
Bureau.
| Contested Gases to Come Before the
| House Of Represent
ativcs.
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"a rhe Kentucky Live Stock
Iacord y .recently established Is

"a ssThe Kentucky Live Stock
Racord, . recently established, is
sbly edited by B. g. Bruce, formerly
ofthe Turf, Field and Farm. He is
assisted BY afnll corps Of correspond.
4nts. The Stock Record is designed
d give espscial attention to the great
naeat producers. The AShort-horn
4heep and hogs It is published at
4exingteas KY, price s. per annuIn.
- We viii send the Bossier Ban
ner, ssiia1 price So and the Louis
vile Weekly Courier Journal, usual
price ~ postage prepaid on both
p4pers, Ior one yehr, for 81 %.
The Weekly Courier Journal is the
.grs&t fhnils paperof the sostth West.
II wiz az December 81, 1875. dis
tribute impartially SAC, 900 ia valua-
bic presents among its subscribers,
and every subscription sent through
Ins will be entitled to d registered and
nHmhared seesiet far this distribu-
tioQxss e
Send lus ~ and. set both papers
*
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people say that any acts Of vio-
lencos 10 mat er how. or .by whom

Epe0pl4 ~ TIA any dELS Oh yiO'
hence, no matt or how. or by whom
ScoinHlitaell, Will Be charged upon
THE white people aud furnish a
Epretextsto the federal ialininistra-
ton for military interference Fl
seems TO mo simply Impossible
that acts OF violence should not
occur among a once free people,
ruled and swronged by what they
consideran undoubtedusllrpation
but waving that view Of the qness
ton, and nsidering it on what
j its advocates claim to be its mer-
| its, is It not All absurdity TO seri-
onsly propose to resist az usurpa-
ton byIpeaceable means aaeUsur-
patton have an extremely disa.
greeable way Of utterly disregard.
ing the grave and solemn protest
against their legality by means of
which those who have leisure to
make them endeavor to reserve
their rights. What lis meant by
peaceably opposition 4 Suppose
officers commissioned by Kellogg
attempt to enforce laws passed
by the Hahn Legislature, how
can they be prevented from doing
so a mere protest will not stop
them, and nothing Will but force.
The Kellogg tax collectors will
demand from Us payment oftaxes
Illegally assessed and levied.
What are we going to do aboutit2
Protests seem to have been una
vailing during the last six years.
1t is worse than useless to go into
the courts-themselyes part of the
nsurpation-and apply to judges
to who have prejudged the cause,
unless we intend to appeal to the
Supreme Court Of the United
States, which would involve great
expense, and Is not generally
practicable. | fear many of our
people will continue to pay taxes
as they have heretofore done.
Resistance by all peaceable
means then, should be eliminat
ed from the proposed plan, leaving
it TINS "tliat the people Of Louisi-
ana should wait patiently until
the government is controlled by
the democratic party.n Who can
say when that will BET It is not
certain that there will a demo.
cratic President and Congress on
the 4th of March, 1871, and. it is
certain that the democratic party
will not have control Of the gov
ernment before that date g6g
Can We wait SO long for the re-
lief urgently demandeds With
our commerce Frustrated, our ag-
ricultural interests declining; with
our real estate possessed to-day OF
scarcely any mOneyed value; with
a State debt which we cannot
pay with . population now gen.
orally bankrupt, having no conf
dence in the future under the rule
Of the present government, and
no hope Of relief for two years, 50
far as our material interests are
concerned, what will there lie to
redeem when the long deferred
day Of redemption comess
Again, it must be remembered
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II 4 -ssfs Ii assis ss-------s SYsIsa * go s
Connected as Ishave been with
the negafiatiuns which led TO the
Wheelerp ositionss and having
as arepresentativ at Washington
of the conservative House Caucls
advised the acceptance Of those
propositions, it j. due 10 myself
to state tile reasons which findnc-
ed me to take such action and
give such advice.
If you viii give it q, place in
your columns, / desire to make
that statement to the people Of
Louisiana through your wideH.
circulated paper. As ssss@a ID
F. Believing as I did before the
departure Of the Hoar sub-cOm-
mittee from New Orleans that no
better terms than those contained
In the Wheeler propositions could
he obtained, / was nevertheless
surprised to find. when I. arrived
in Washington how rapidly my
c.'nr;.tsans Ivy sY.1'
n i ! .m;sfaks n ,srnnosa fba+
tho AIm;n;stra f;on of tha rannh
lican members of Congress are
Particularly anxious TO settle the
Louisiana case, and whatever may
In tho oatsaifuflo of do,nnnv.otso
memhars with regard TO ;ts fate
thew an;f;.stad "a ssnac;al ;rtar'
EST n discnssiS, . with the Hnmsa
Of Renresentatives. and were. mar.
tienlarIy in,l;snos,.d RI rive any
nosit;va adv;ce, 80,
! The truth ID that. absorbed as
M, va oro s, nni. ol;t;.ol ) f4a;r. ,,,.l
,vitaiIv interested' n their ,.es milf.
We have greatly over estimate
the imnortance IF Tia Inn;siana
ease--af least when nresented tn
Congress- and tha ADMINISTRATIVE
for d;scnssinn and settIement
Messrs Knrke Zacharia and NV.
saIf m;oht nroha NV hava rama;n
nj in Wash;,,ct m fo,. n, Z ~ : nm !.
noticed. and unso,trht for All
tho interviews we had and al, the
information we acnuired On fle
snbiecr nf onr nautical troubles.
rea,lltasl from o,irIow,,. ,earnest ac.
five renorts s -. -.
We became finally ,.onyinced !.
r marine Wheeler rnror,osifions
we,ys the only terms which, wOuid
be accorded. % That # accented
by our caucus these propositions
wonld l,a carried ont thrnrlgh the
influence of tl,e federal Admins
trat;on .,ss III .sTssss. % SO
"a Those po;nts thns be;ngs settled
it remained to consider the proba.
hle resmlfs -lof acceYfing and ON
The otlier hind of reief.lf 4 those
.Ir,ropositions. go S s'.s.i,.4
III # were determined tos reject
them. Isconld SEE bnt.two alterna.
Itiyes ~. s,sea. q
trhe people Of T,ouis;ana taonlfl
e;fher taka sncI action az unnld
involve the State IN anarchy lead
FL violence and bloodshed II
which event we were warned i'm !,
manner which did not mel NIT q
|im,ht that We Wmifl be nromntl1'
|agf. = -
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:; oi t. "nu = as = M, .1 n
no matter What may shave been
our nlstak es e 9TH, the past. s..',
s.A 4. + &. LEONARD b 81: b.. q
' =. ,:.. =. = $500 81
s5 a.. .. -, 49, - 81 80 80.
,,,.,,t : !, go NJ,
,hs licences, ,,,,st;,,s = s;,,.s
!, 4. q al,
exc f,no ,,a,,,,,,;,,1,sss ,,..,,.l i;
covered by Insurance. ..si.9'
Hsenspstead, March "A
fre orisinafed ~ Boxleys q
Ooles bank z destroying that
and an adjoining building
The loss is estimated at $780,
GOO. Insurance sc, 600. M
Cincinnati, March The
heaviest snow storm known for
years. TITS nine inches deep
anu e1senus soutu ~ ( y 'scAso''
! enhessee
Marsna,'' rex, Dlarcn ll. p;
!, w o.oAe ~, 81 nsso s aDous I ],
- -. - & 81. -'1's' = i sss,Ii
-. ]. .s 8 : ]. ~ l.1,s il
nas' s, j 5'sa'.''y 3 ol'l' 80
s 5 a, guy g. 3. 'ss!ss
d0StFOYlAg the rooms Occup468
!, ,l~ssr 1sssiss ssssssv, 49,
BY Heard Nod Ohnston, Lew
| Drop., restaurant q ! raj II Il ! ranz 4
bakery a. q ! shoeatlniake ! ssho aa
George Watts barber shoD,
and two vacant store ,rooli.s,
Heard s. Johnston IA we're e. hnrni
out Lys the flre, Friday, ,,ieht,
and had lust ait removed : ia
slss 10 ~ ,, : 5ss 2 .sss
their new Anartefs e The aliEe
originated IN y t le' ! n sss snop
ana ana = supposed % De |. lne W %
OF an ncehd liars, Loss pro bahly
ten thousand dollars. Insilr-
auct, 4,,rkpown.s. - -. :
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fs 80 pNSAll y ~ ~ 49, n ~
over tlls hood Of Choir:
'pegne ID Avogsllss parish soal,
the I'd 81 bfaaf By Waask'
over si 81 900 % worth y property
was destroyed, one man, DavT
ia Williams, killed, and slessanl
persons wounded. -. 81: = s -
.S.:
Nelsaska State Aid Society
have about finished clothing
aad feetlingzzshe grasshppper
PED pie, and are i now putting
measures on loot ito furnish
them seed. i 8Ud,OO0 acres ara
= ssssfts wst; .zy tsear
y y ~ pR III SD q iss3E.
I s|A glty, 81 s9i y y l Y S from from
St. IsaaisIto v ieksburg, snnkaa
Sheep Island In nine feet %
water Oh. the 9th inst s s. sl.isl ].
Hs that falls into sip: IS q
man. he thai grieses att apsy
be 4 saint, he that boasteth u
y y g ;deVli. is:a aalss IL asre
ss s. 1--WE V.77T ytssssfy ssogf
"A sWesteril ed tQE lat i Ias.
turned q tilof'sbili aWfth tbs
an and ,me'nt,. \ !! mann
script is declined; it ais illegis
ble;', ~ ts4gsss esaaa $50
.ssss i Is z.z.saps;7sf ii ssaa
pThe Horse 6mmittes al
Elections, which has been, Il go }!
ing over the Arkansas election
retufr1suf 1879. has fountltthat
Mr. Baxter wan elected Cows
atner Sz ~ Il 'pslafiit I ], YES n
BMQk s IL ~ So ssss siss isizss 4
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Der SamiIton Gountp 2ebrer<Yerein
belt seitern Moreen i'm 5taotratbs5immer
eine Neriammlung. Das erite @eih6it
NOR, Bsamten fir bas nddblte Sabr su er.
nGblen.
9as &eiultat mar folgenbes
Yrdiibent-@. 6. SAP BON @poming.
@ecretdr-S. Yerla Gummins.
Gorrelponoirenoer Secretdr - Sorace
Searne.
5daBmeiiter-2. u. Rnisbt.
Grecutipe- Gommittee--O. 9. Moat. 8.
U. 9nisbt, Aliee Corner.
Serr .. 9. sSap belt einen iebr ittereis
lanten 8ortras iiber Die GtrDmnng i'm
Ocean.
Cine SanfabreiIe ipurbe an Die ssirma
s.. s. golbfpin iiberlanbt fir Die nnent.
selIlife 8enuBune elmer Orsel p0breno
oes leBten Sabres.
Sie 6ibunsen iper6en on ie0em stpeiten
Samitas i'm Monat i'm Stabtratbs5lmmer
ab8ebalten.
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Sa6rpfan- 2serdnownns Der Gincin-
natl, Dapton unb Samilton giienbabn.--
0om 10. OttOber ab meroen bic 3ase pie
folgt ab9eben:
Rad 5oleoo. Detroit uno CANADA I'm
z 10 q. M. anitatt ITO o. 3d., anfunft
bier 10 4benbs anftatt 1925 aboa. aa-
milton Accommodation fdbrt ab um 9 llbr
.. Wl. onitatt 9.15 .. 90. glntunft bier
IL llhr M. absan9 4.30 q. M. anitatt
4.20 W. Wt. 6.15 Nbos. aniiatt $50 Mbos.
Antunft bier fpie bisber.
Ser Sapton GrpreB fG6rt ab 5 ltbr 81.
W. anitatt 5.45 q. M. 3ldfebr 8. 20 g.
M. 8ier Grtra.3l9e iino nod binauee-
fiet; 5pei fur Samilton, Der cine fdbrt UNI
1890 .. M. nno febrt suriif um LAO q.
W., Der anoere fdbrt um LIS q. Wf. uno
tsbrt 5uriid 1.30 N. M.
6erner Stpei 3ise fir GLENDALE, Der cine
fdbrt nm 6.55 Worgens unb tehrt 3uriif
I'm 8.55 .. Dr.. Der anoere fdbrt um $50
gt. W. uno febrt 5uriid um 6.25 abenos.
Ale anoeren 3ii9e fabren pie auuor.
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5l Cincinnati. Counting, Sen TO- OftDbtr 1875.

Wseine Wiaensfraft rettete mir bas 2eben,
aber i'd perlor ben Yeritano. Srei Sabre
langIieBen n,eine Singer nidbt bonn Sns
ftrument ob. Do. re, mi, ia, sol, la, ST do,
= meter tpnbte idb nifts aui Der Welt.
Utein 2eben pereing nit BlaSen. Man&
monb perlieB mid nitbt. SD 9ing ipdter
nit ibm nad 6rontreih nno fubr fort, bas
Gornet sa blaien. niles itr6mte berbei,
i'm mid su hbren. SD muroe als sin,mu-
iifaliides Bunber oneeitaunt. Inter mei-
nen Jinaern idisn bds gornet in Elm le-
benbes Weien peripanbeIt: es tpeinte, e8
betete, es Ieuf5te, es beulte; e8 abmte ben
Sang beg Wogels, oas 8riiaen zines pils
ben Sbieres, io8ar Weni9enlaute mad.
W1eine Gun9en iparen BON Giien. 3wei
Sabre pergingen in bieier Beiie. gah
BsrlalF oieier 3eit itarb &aDmDno. Ser
anblid leines lebloien 26rpers bra1te mid
Dieoer sur 8elinnuna. SD nabm mein
Snitrument uno periu6te 3u lpielen: i1
tonnte faunl nod eiren Son berpor-
brin9en.
9un, ipolIt Sbr jebt nod tanSen, Rinber
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SkiYem aus Dem Booloeif1en
@arten.

Der B6rensiDinger nit Ieinen enfaIIen
bat nebif ben Mffen biz jeBt bic gr6Bte Mns
Siebung fur bic Beiuter bes @artens. SIT
es, bab IS bas ein5ise groBe fertige Sc.
bduoe TT, oosr hnb ss Die idworaen Bdren,
bic bnr6 ihre brollieen 8emesungen ben
gsihauer feiieln, ODER III es bic Malie Der
@ria3lies, genug Die An3abl Der 8eiuber
wIomet benlelben einem er6beren 9beiI
ibref Wiube, als ireenb einem She'll oes
Gartens. Wenn man freilin oieie goloiie
liebt, tuie ne nit ibren RraIlen flapperno
iiber ben GteinbDoen babinlhreiten, ober
ipie lie plump uno brett oaliBen tno Iih
nit gltmiitbtgem Bltd Die 3ufhauer be-
trabten, 10 f0mmt einem uniDiIlfiirIi1 Der
@eoanfe, iuie es eiitem Dobl 5u Wsutbe
mdre, tuenn man einer1 folhen Wieb in
Der WiIoniB begsgnete, no pielleiht fein
Baum N Der y2dhe III auF ben man lid, Dor
bem fnrhtbaren Gebif nnD ben iinaerlan.
gen Glnnen retten f6Ente, un6 Der an.
fheineno treuberjige Bid oie5er BeTtien
miro iuobl Reinen mebr psriiibten ben Mrm
bur1s Sitter 5I iteden ilno oisIelben su
Iiebfoien.
lebte Wode nahn ether oerleIben II, Ser
I'M Uehdlter befin0li1en Wabemanue Gin
Bah, nno es mus ben Neweaunaen mad,
fur 0enlelbef1 ein SDhgenuB Qetuelen lein.
Uolo legte ct iid) Der Qdnae mad, ins Wal.
Ter bdlo laB &c uno mari I'D nit leiaer ge-
iraltiasn prabe oos Wafer iiber ben Qopf
uno ROrpsr, bolo wdI5te er fidb in Der liihs
len Stub, Dann iuie0er berouslte:aenb
inuttelte er Iin 0as @oiIer aus Dem Wela
aber nur uut abermaB blueill3niteiaen uno