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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

yosssos in this sse sne the same be. bern asa s 2
only dutnS NE mouths oeF
tember October. November December. and JanuafJ .,
33Any sell or have In hrs OF hes .a
rupad commonly called prsne hehcn runsd grouse
moBIy called partridge quail the ft DAY January to se n
dsy Of March, shall liable penalty under tbs c w
ded proved tha, such birds hed within ns pe
nroyJed by killed outside the hunts this STATE
eme piacs where Did prohibit such klBs We quote;
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

distribution q follows. sv Ene R@lva' 80
2625 DO Harlem Railroad 2450
e75 to haresd. TOO a. hdlsna
DE-: MISCELLANEOUS nearbv 2250 DO the Harlem
Railroad platforms daily average ps fouousi Jan s.
s2 ooi Jan. g. 81 Is; Jan so jan g. q 6oi Jan o..
quarts The demand eostnaes h prices sre rskbs
Ne aay shown tAe st0eE cleaned aP
eesd des, ef dred .ed Is .r Ia irose. ssenoo Which
ivass prime 9atOc; strte eoo prne s6loc o< ares
prime l20 3c ssh IL al2e lambs alive edSc IEht
EewJefsey 9Q9 Exports ef pFoysioo. pa vect. 5sy
pkss psrk: L479 beef $40 sr sAoss g. s6l ss I
POULTRY AND GAME.
The snpo,y Of dressed poay .< 4, .n ,s t.e.s
prices at presut ls akss efe change Fowls
and ehiekeos have Improved bss aRd
fofd fdres.ed
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

sS msTtss S, s9 COX ys h I S we
$50. and Rye Peed at S2s = ton
ana Ss SoSnsi Domestic With Se%.nd se:
Se5uS and M1ee at ss%SSS cub. cyed sss4Sc Cuba
museOysdo Refining sSs42e GuSa hHsO'sso Grocery soS
NAVAL sTOREs-Tbere no change 10 Lite vues generally
Ordinary to Good sPts TgrPn,Oe Arm h but there POS
Si da dSps s. s7asa So % . '0V s' retail way f'''A
OITs~Lnseed without chang. 77a7sc cusher
sperm trm heId 81 TO- Crude Whale h quiet. ba. ven
s.r SI; sS 81 S Sss OH ' arc s ad R' Winter Mth
TheI. ir TRADE passing and price. eepesny rule sr
ioe gold sn and pdoe upward
quoted sli currency Orange Arm II &c. GOLD Odds
PsTaofEuM"Resosd somewhat aner but wntt or oothi,s
s S1 sps a 1 S S1as :s at
siSSs. Sss ras ,aai e1a 81 ssssi TO sS Oh
81 e & fIs Ua IS g.
o. S: $50 % sf.'1s e.
o S nss' % 3 50 m is P hes 81 m Ks sS 60 IL I
eres Beef active sod Se,r ss,es q $50 wesssrs
i'm s9a'' s Me-: s's y "a: = s. 1s ts: : tS IT,
.S asa ss sSis4 ss s r;s ss'ss sas: ..s
M for for rl1 rs & g. % ss 0 r. S s'is s. h:
Y .vs-se loss 10 sysrsss ioss; ed Zoe &, Pre.S
est ' = I:%s
BS tS a:s: % e. sss
f re fs:i s w:, ;s :: $50 s,s. = 80
aehvr heI . 900 sessr January i4c; s7se
February l37e e1i4e 5000 seller Asrch IA l-l6dI4
1000 lsst ovesAe for March, Ia slice.
I y 81 s.: Ss Ia's "a rs tsH s ,s % .sI ..:
6t06ass asd 100 b.is Prime DO a TsS7S, sue.e
Carolina 74d79c Fsr 9s1he fr Good fa ass
Prime and Sis fot Choice Lsaaal e t< FaiI to Prime,
SUGARs-fhe aw stand sii bsyen and
seer spar and Ioes Sales
quote Coed b66i<c;
So Ceusgs' hbd and boIes bs f9iss aud No J, Cssd
Boz 8Sd Refined eue but without qssae
In pce-at 8i is sen Yellow 9Sfi0c fs ssA Whts;
Oe for CrRhed 1Oss fos Powdered lOs for Gnnuss
qvotl tgEows: Grocy Pair Good b96Sss Prime
Caose So 18Ts AeAs bids AHd boxes. fh7Js= hssss,
liodG e ReSaine Csnnol Pine. 7sdSt Gre
een 0c BrAsl h. Hcs TO IL, at 7sdSlsc
Jaws Nos 10 H. S9STse; hAns Supes sRa LIlTa 5a-
penor 7LsaSc EsE-OieAIs. fGahhing Grades, 6sGSe.
sTEARfS-Msrksi frni bot dRn at l4asdl4ae
sKlNs-TGe ssL with only EgA
oeipts Bombay. 4S3 bales vera Cruz
sales 10 bales BuehOs yres, 62 bales Cuneoa
1sips lZ5 Deer Skins easier
With active demand the abAieel recep bales Belize
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

table has been decided By the rsde
that handles skins bat the market fm and Will
favor slippers items II not likely that the
vision Of quotations will be deferred beyond week.
FRUITS.
The annie market bad condition. Stock
there buyers for the prime at the surprisingly low
10
arc unchanged
h season Exports correete 1874 90 $40 b0ls for 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

FLAX-rbe Light and the market without much change
Canadian l5alSc stste 15dl7e and Western IA 2Gl6e
plenty sps in fair 2sc y FOR State and 2G
Western
FLOUR AND MRALTbe nour market opened quite dull and
lines Of Winter Wheat brands liberal would
have TO be made The usvorshL dvc om London have checked
tA for phs brands AZ the Close tbe naket lower
unsettled eTaaes Spnhg
an freely
hedinE ; Gsles Of 1 bhs We oaoe:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

Reeepts for the week 47O4 boxes DO last week 66I3 o
,,me veek as 30S DO Cable duChop 6ys O ior Aer
poor God 1925 Exports wees 2s4 boxes there Is
degree feeling fancy cLeee dealers nave Deh hse
the stock Of gAles 70 iesve prs'y s
Of
obtained for fancy grocery 4 shpp h'e
worked pretty freely taking receipts INTO eondtson ana tpere
hanger season of l6c The stock Is estimated AZ
I75 900 boxes about the as last year
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

Loxpos Dec 49, lS74-The e0mmeneeDssQ Eas pr" enss
London sales sf wool the has to-day seu hie Tor
Tuesday February The Quantities srvsd and sdrsed "
sdo atareaa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
RITTrEH-

Receipts or 17.U1U pkR. do
weet ast Tear sol the week there has been
gradual sba State tabs n tkns AMI at the
close there shown an decline U 14c y ID while the ten
1eney checked by improved
helped
hdherents
priced yewa Tok here heavy We had any sort
ste.dy trade brt supply be heayy and large
ouants Of common and expected Welsh tubs are
selling the reduced Western butter deed-
e esh made solid packed selling In o OF 10 at
27c Rolls Of price sympathy with other stock hipo' Of
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

week 009 bales: DO ls
352 bales; AIS
exports did dscn The market
with full prices ruling for
sending further parcels abroad thoush Or
concerned the Zoe grades in she hands eIpore virtually d
" market for oonsmptye p1rposes QaotalOns:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
slJNDRIES.

Tbers are rnsl sales ofbees~aI at 30R63l% eeePs h M
,maI AMI there Is an upward tendeDcY for Prime sonhe
continue Honey quiet with considerable onefihs i'i VIC
We
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
DRIED FRUITS.

peosin.s for the week 7ld pkg week. 1877 do Ex-
ports Apples 7sO pkgs TIE market Tor apples has
ieeH dull week but the close there rather more AM
feeling Quarters not large stock Bsekbernes are
Plums gbeI Peaches are about
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

FBRIIZsRSTte inquiry has aetye. chiefly for ts
Of few leading kuds ower Others have
revived their prices for the coming Peruvian Guapo h
steady and In fair
P1S-Maekerei fair demand Of No Massa
sl3 and do $40 Dry Cod fairly
steady Of 800 o 50 for Pefe Bank and So 25
Barrel steady and IN demand ses OF
l..Aal n I.lra Qro-nn
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

week. 3577 b do last week 2974 de same
2085 slight increase Of receipts m n have been
sufficient hn feeling existed At the co.e
prices though the demand smo Some Southern
sold u eeh Western prices LINED dull
aud quotations Quotations:
n J. LII y dor d33 Lamei, wes'ern....H ole
Western. choice. loss Ioss on.'''''......3u a3l
oG...."..."...3l d32 Canadian. ..........3l d52
LINED, State. 20 az
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

IN PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
w MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FARMS Refer.
full information sent on application.
UNDERWOOD CLARK, Musesine Iowa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

tports potstoes week 1850 bba Potatoes sfs
only Rose and Peach Blows seem 70 De "an
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
nENLOcK.

DEA III MISUNDERSTANDING TO
demand Jor home consumption. Stoe
weights, which are in full fupaJ. Oak
uuOte:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

h., A. gaO ton from wilmington stetn with cargo o.
private srms, Fsrsegss bark from Baltimore to O~iA '' ~
Win 2lOO ara Grain 80. 81 v a. ,-,..x.,, IN the
hodsy, price, generally unchanged quoted - AZ 90
Isyey R,.a. ~ bor 81 S5 Loose huscste peh ,osaif
isye. Rsmn. boz / 80 vAleneiss, n'''''' ''*"is
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
by Nasia & HOGssOrG.

PROMINENT CIGAR STAND.
The ones prcd Tease" together with the fixtures show
cases mirXor- ras chandeliers, .inI sholyin. in
ulucko
-tiSo-
The stock Of cigars, tobacros pipes fancy articles
and ornaments. including an elegant marble
statue + Venus. On account OF change in bIl j;
ness. without reserve at auction
RY NASH 4 HODGSON-W |. Hodgson Auc-
- tloneeI-DItice, No. , Carondclct street On
WEDNESDAY Feb u 1-1l, at 30 O'clock A NJ
on the premises. Will be sold
The entire contents. least and good Will OF the old
established cigar and on the corner CT 81 Charles
street and Commercial place opposite the Mason.
Hall.
The lease good viii and fixtures to be- sold in BIOL
and th- stock III trade in detail.
Icl1n>-taSh tie spot. !2i
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
THE SING Of THE BA NDITTI, or HIGH
ERSW47W4 THE IIEG4N CHIEF,

THE SING Of THE BA NDITTI or HIGH
ERSIFATH4 THE I'IEG4N CHIEF,
TAKEN DOWN IN THE INDIAN LANGUAGE BY PRO
EEssoI sHoRTFEIL0w AND TRANSLATED
EY DR.. GHlwR JoEsCH.
Should Won ask me whence these soldiers,
Whence their coDings and their goings,
with their haltings and their marchln5ss
With their guns and their bayonets,
With their swearing and their oaths,
With their staggering and their strutting,
WITH their frequent dram potatlons,
And their Wild ezacerbations,
As Of drunkard5 at the fountains,
| should ans Her, ! should tel yoEs
From the forts and the frontiers.
From the cities Cf the Northland,
From the land Of the Ptgan,
From the halls Of Washington,
From the saloons and drinking house,.
Where the Yankee, the carpet-ba2Gcr.
Feeds upon the whisky punches.
repeat them, as ] heard them
From he lip- OF Little Phil
The Ronanccr-the bully 10y.
Should you ak ne whore little PHI
Found 'hese facts, - Wild and waywa.N,
Found these items aud sensations.
should answer, should tel you,
Ia the wishes Of the President,
In the lies Of 'Toncy VIII anls.
ia the hate Of Southern people,
III tie bottom of lis heat.
hll the Radicals sing them to him
In the grog-shops and the s4lo0nes
In the melancholy papers
The I0tl.-Oreap, Of Chicago:
The iiepotiraD, Of New Orleans:
Ihc Kellogg, the carpet-blggor.
And ''Olc Feel, the scalaWasa.
If still! you should ask ING.
Saving Who was little Pill
Tell Us Of this little Pill,
I should answer your inquiries
StraiShtway, in such words as f0lf8wss
N the vale Of Shenandoah
In the green and silent valley
~ the pleasant water courses
Marched the bragSatt, little PHI,
Burning houses and burning barnSo
Srreadng terror 'moDg the women,
ntl be thought himself giant
Ever strutting, ever splutterin9.
And he came to New Orleans;
on could trace him from the White House,
by the orders to the soldiers,
BY the letters to the Cabinet.
Jiy the kilograms to Ulysses,
liy the White League that scared fnse
There he sang Of the Bandt:js
Sang the song Of the 5anditti,
sang the wondrous birth and being
siow they scared and how they frightened
Ills little soul, az he wrote ''4'ns not aiYsjd.'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
BY Geo. Pearson.

HORSES MULES, BUGGIES. CARTS AND
WAGONS
pY GEO. PEARSON-tIex. Huston Auctioneer
- On SATURDAY, Feb 4. ard 10 Sc continued
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, free OF IN
trance fees Al the stables OF Jacque, Levy, 2l5 GRAY
cr street. VIII be sold
Horses, Mules, Eugges Carts Wagons and every
tlfing Stltdbl" Tor plantation fl In
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
AUCTION SALES.
By X. Nj. s. 3. J. Montgomery.
p NJ & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hall, 50 Camp street.

frnt,, o. houSeno,o
etc, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday at auc-
tion room. No. 20 Camp street, commencing at IL
O'Clock.
Semi-weekly sales of horses, mules buggies car
rages, etc, etc at sales stables of Gravier
and Buounc streets, on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
commencing at II o clock a. VI.
out door sales Of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
aud Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city at their show
rooms Arnory Hall = Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind III the South they solicit portion Of the public
patronage, both in their line auconeers and deal
III furniture ial "
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
BY Albert Pagss.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE or EVERY DE.
Ware. Etc, Etc.
E1Y ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer ~ Cffoe and
ID salesroom No 80 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, at the salesroom, 80 Boya, nea,
CUstomhOuso streets
A general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
ana other Ware, etc, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage al
moderate rafos s24 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
Death Of Gov. Decentralization of the Trustees
Successor Apponted-No More Postponements
drawing Certain February 9th.
At meeting of the Trustees of the Public Iibrarv
OF kentucky Jan Is, lS15, it resolved that G. NJ
Briggs, Esq. who under the late Hon Thos f. B1am-
ete, was the real business manager of the gift CON
Geit5 already given in aid of the Public Library Of
Kentucky be and he is hereby authorized to take the
place made vacant by the death of said Bramlette in
the management OF the affairs of the fifth and last
gift concert, and that the drawing announced for
February ~ l-7: shall positively and uneauivocalv
take place on that day without any further postpone
ment or delay on any account whatever.
r. T. DURRETT President
JOHN S. CAIN Secretary.
~ hereafter all communications relating to the Fifth
Concert should be addressed TO the undersiqned and
pledge myself that the drawing shall come off
Lenf'lisiy "a or that every dollar paid for tickets
shall be returned
e n. BRIGGS Agent and Manager
Room Public Library Building Louisville, KY
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

4 rural New England moalist saws Give
your sen u good education and settled pur-
pose in life and when he is man he will not
be content to sit back Of Il grocery stove and
crack his finger joints.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

The total quantity OF anthracite coal mined
IN PENNSYLVANIA IN ISL was q coo, 600 tons.
or oN CT oGo OoO,0OO cubic feet Placed in one
solid mass. this would toIm a solid wall loo
feet high, 100 feet wide, and nearly l. miles
Ill lenSth.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Whole Tickets $50 Halves SIS Tenth, or each
Coupon -. Eleven Whole Tickets $780,
For Tickets or information address
THO. E. BRAMLETTE Agent and Manager,
dis I'd Louisville, KY.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Documents from Washington began 10 ar
rive in New Hampshire, Logans Louisiana
speech not the Indian, you know, but the
other fellows warranted to make the hair
stand every time 1t is illustrated, and
should be in every family. Children cry for
it.=BOston NtfQld.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
DIAMONDS. GOLD WATCHES NEW AND OLD
SE.vEE.AHE OVER slOo 900 WORTH
"a D |, ~

DIAMONDS. GOLD WATCHES NEW AND OLD
SI!.vEEW ARE, OVER 2ICo 600 WORTH
OF PLEDGES
Largest sale ever offered in the United States Of
Pledges forfeited to the Metropolitan Loan and
Saving. Bank consisting Of valuable Cluster
ana solitaire Diamond Rings Earrings Pins
bracelets stc. sitntltncn. and Ladies cold
Natchcs from best manufacturers, such as jules
qut4cnsen. Raymond Charles 4. .Jacot Paul
Hlthee. n0rc Montaudcn. English levers by
srrsscl, Tobias EoskeN, johnson etc. Ladies'
Opens Claims and large lot of atllel saluablc
Se"elrN.
a 'arg. 'oe ~ ne~ and old Silverwa1e
The whole to he sold regardless amount loane9
DY r. NJ. & Z. J. MONTGOMERY NJ Mont
- gomery Auctionecr--Will be sold commencing
TT ENlAT February 2i lr.5, At II o'clock at No
10 Camp street, near Conn and he cont inued
fIom day 20 day until The whole is disposed of
The above mentioned pledges forfci I'd 80 the
Metropolitan Loan and Savings Bank.
Teilns-Ca,h on the spot.
J. S.-Al soess guaranteed - ,, presented az sale
FJs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

The mills Of Lewiston, Maine. supply en-
ployment for S5si operatives, and produces
annually manufactured products to the value
of $4,000 coo.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

Mr. Bradwell has pushed through the Low
er House OF the Illinois Legislature bill al
lowing women to act as notaries public.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23
II Burgundy Street,

UNDER VARIETIES THEATRE,
Having leased the Bar of the Varietieg Thaatr.
for the ensuing season, and having made arr.ns.
nents that viii, trust, meet the approval OF tb.
most fastidious, I respectfully solicit the p,tron
age OF my friends and the public.
M bm CHARLES ]. EOYT,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

At a recent bycicle race in England, the
winner accomplished the distance, twenty
five miles, in one hour, forty-one minutes,
sixteen and half seconds "a trihe less than
fifteen miles an hour.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

A log of wood containing q sealed bottle Las
Just been picked UP At Havre, France. It was
one OF the several thrown overheard from the
Prince Napoleon in is Arctic expedition 70
test the force of currents. The writing ii con
tanned was perfectly legible, although the log
had been drifting since 1850.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-23

) curious electrical phenomenon IS rc'a'ei
70 have occurred in house il California.
duringa r-eent wind storm \ BAL OF fir
danced over tile stove. bulzing Ike small
galyanic battery. The pots aud kettles We're
50 heavily charged that ii taking hold or
touching any part . stunning shock was .x-
perienced. The ball Of fire continued to play
for about eight minutes, and eookins had to
be suspended for an hour.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-11
Sic 8mm6es=Mrmee.

Der Sabresbert6t bfS Generals S6srmar
fast na1hem bic geo9rapbtlten Gren3en
Der Serfhiebsnen Communicable onee.
flbrt fnt: Die @sfammtRdrte Der 9inien.
truppeu mad BEN lestsn 8eri6te 1T: 1910
Sifjtere unp 24,O3l Soltatsn, n6mlt6
5 &e9tmentsr Mrtlterte, 270 SfF3tere unb
25O4 SUlooten; 10 &estmsnter GapaIsrie,
222 Sffjisre unb 1905 5Uloaten; IS &.st.
menter Snfantsrte. 44S Off3isre unb IL 600
SCleaten. OtspOntble &efruten, 9olpttal-
pdrter, Srotnans Ssrseanten &C.. 1921
Nann. SIN leBten Winter purSsn bic 1rur.
pen In BEN Departments BON MtTourt unp
3srls tn etner bist9ea unb ernt!then @tn.
tercampasne Ge9en bic 3towa, Gbsssnne
unb GcmanGe Snbtaner uerwenbet, BITE felt
Sabren bic Burger an ben @ren3en pom
&anfas unc 9sras ptastsn. Der 8sridt
reIbrettet fi6 pann meter lber bic Snbta.
nerfrage uno maGt metrsre gOrfGldse in
8s3us auf ole u~ebersate Der 8crrdtbe an
bts Riltt6rbsbDrben u. {. No..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-11
Serf6eruu8 9e9en Ginbru6

Wit Der @elea(faft CUR geri6erun9 ron
Gtsertbum sesen gtnbru6 t6etnt Is ptrt.
lt6 @rHit 3u rperben. Cine Rational
Burglary Snfuranee Co." bat tbr Bureau
In Sem gort er6fnet. Gas u%nternstmen
fca NIT einem CAPITAL pom 100000 tn's
Seben treten. Die @eeni6aft ptrD ispe
@rt Gtsenttuh,. lst rs In Nasa3tnen aufse,
ipethert Ueer In bepObnten peer %untewobn.
ten 3dufern teiabltG. iei es auf 8orr atb
lteeenb cter i'm 8ebrau6e, cher fet IS auf
hsm Srarnpert bssrtfenLsessn .Dtsbfabl
periihern, B. b. fe wtrb entwebt, bas seftob.
lene @ut aurldlieffrn Deer ben @ertb bes.
felben etffsen. Gle wtrb patrpuiatrenbe
Wd6ter unr @etetmpplisiRen a%nfelen unc
ii6 nit Der @Oli3et aler 9dnpsr In 9erbin.
bun9 fesen. Sober ge.fGerte erbdlt Elm
S6tlb, bos er an elmer tn bic Nusen faaen.
ben Ste1e ansrtneen mug, fomObt um ben
8eaEten Ger G%cmpasnis on5u3eteen, bob
bteisr 9ias gu bewa6en TT, ais ou6 UNI
Gtnbre6er su pdrnen. I'm bic 8eitusune
bes Gtsentbums ptrffamsr 81 MAIDEN, irer.
ben fur Wtebererlansung bes eetotlenen
Suites unp neberfltrune Der Dtebs srpse
8elCbnunsen aussefsst rerten. Der Der.
iherte erbdlt letren gertuf tnnsrbalb 90
Saeen erfest. @ne bieie f66aen Gtnee
perfprtht rpentgfsns tas Nroaramm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-11
Sas apDffDIiicbe Sicariat pun
Srifticb=G plrmbin

btle:te fruber stnen She'll Der Dt63eIe rDr
SareCurers Sniel. tpuIbe i'm Qsaembe,
1868 setrsnnt, uno Der 9ettuns bes bO6p'
Fen 9errn 2Cuts Sos. D'SerbpmeA o. NJ
l., untsrfeIt, weIGer am 9. SftOber 1864
gum Sii&Uf pom WelttOpOIts i. p. inf. uni
apctCltlhen 8ifar pUa Srtttl6 . BrtttlG.
Columbia erHfefrtrt purte. Der apClclt.
foe 8tcar unb feline spst Nfifentsn, Sbla.
ten Batter. reibtrtsn In @sfminfer une
rerfabeu BON BIER aus IS Wt1Gonen. Das
gteartat umfabt NIL eintes bunrert eiptli.
frte SotbCliten unb ubsr 10000 setaufte
Sneianer. Da tte Sirtsnrfittsn BEN
9errn 9tf6Ufe 3u ltwsr purbsn, 70 CAB
ibm FER betltee Batter einen @etutfen tn Der
9er(Cn letnss@enera .9iearS, bss tD1p'1en
Germ P. Durten, .. NJ. l., pslHer am "a.
October 3um 8il6of in partibus unb Goaps
tutor bes apStOIilten 8tcdrs BON 8rtttf1.
Columbia cOn(ecrirt wOrben In. 1te Con
Iteration rCajCs Der 9err gtitpf I'6ertO.
meg unter Alilten3 ess 6srrn 8il6Of sea.
ters pom 8anepupers.Snlel unb tss 6rp.
apCfclilten gtcars 9Uuts Qcrtens ron
SpabC.
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Sic Gbineien In Californian

fno bort Iansf etn @eeenitano aasemeiner
abneieuns. Gin Artifsl Der Gan 5ranciseU
AbenbpOf iast:
unterpsfen bauert bic ate @a6lase for.
une wtro bur6 bic unuaterbrctene Gins
wanteruns Gtneffter @tbtiter ilttltG mi,
iebem Sage beeentliGsr. 8,ete 8auftnre
unbemittslter Arbeitsr wirreu bier ieDen
ausenbltd sutsn gsrDieuf iaosn, w6brsnp
he fth nun TT SUise Ger Steten 6inelii6en
4rbetter, NIT esnen fem pei6er Mrtetter ,u
tonfurrtren rermag, tlmmerliG burdau.
fhla9en baten, bis tie etne lDbnence BE.
fhdftt9uns ftapsn. 8spentt man ferner,
bab 100000 &tnei1te Nr5stter i'm Dur6.
fhattt minbefens SIS per Ncnat que benz
@ei4dftsuerfebr 3tebsn unb mad Gtina emit,
fabren, 70 maGt bas o1etn f6Dn etnen @b
fub bon ether balben Ni1ion mcnatlid,
pObalG, ;umal bet fettser 3unabme tes
@slbatfudes, mad ldneerer !3stt etne wtrtb.
f4aftli4e &alamitdt berbstsefabrt p.reen
mue.
Der lests BON Can SranststO mad China
a~bsesansene Dampfer nabm bteGebstne Don
1000 Gbtnefen nit. tpsl&e bersn 4nseb6rtse
sefammelt bdtten, UNI fe In bic alte6etmatt
3urlf3uiHtden.
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n~n9lMdsfdue sitr See

bilbsn einsn febtnesn Nrtttel In ben Bet
tunsen felt etntler .3ett. Nus Detroit muir
Be fstt Gnbe pOrtser @ode semslp,t:
Der SGraubeneampfer Ybtl. 9bertta,
BON bier rerbrann.e auf benz Grtefse. 81
MannfGaften uno @aGastere errsiGtel
slldlt6 cas- llfer. Das S4iff nal auf be-
Sabrt BON SuFalc mad bier besriFen uni
bate als Sauaa 700 Safer Cali an gcrb
Setn @ertb purbs auf 10000 Donari
eel6dBt unb es par fur 10000 Dollars Der
i6ert.
Aus 6pre 9arf, q. 9. teri&tete maj
sleth3ettts Captain @oltott pom Dam
pier S%uansiiDe ron BIER melbet, roe fetr
S6tT beute frlb UNI ,rst nar ouf eem
5uelOn pcm Cite ent3wst sefGnitten rurt.
uno tn tisfem @aGsr %perfant. elf Yerfc.
men fdnesn babel tbren Scr, ndmlt6 fsGa
Aufwdrter unb S:utenmdb6en une fanl
ga6aetere.
Cine anre.e DepefGe faet; Der Tam'
pier Sunaice lieDt bic ans Oterpsrbsd TN
8aher unp seRt raft In Trimmer. !3pei
Stunben lang btnsen so big 60gerfonen i'm
1afslperf, ebe fe aus tbrer ssfdtrliHsneaee
erl6ft rpurben.