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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.
FRENCH OFFICIAL DECREE REGULATING THE
NATIONAL REPRESENTATION IN PHnADEL-

FRENCH OFFICIAL DECREE REou1ATTNa THE
NATIONAL REPRESENTATION IN pHuApE1-
PHIA.
From Galignani's Messenger, July3
Viscount dc heaux, Minister OF Commerce ana
Agriculture, has issued the following important
decree, which 10 published in the journal
0DTctel:-
ARTICLE LA committee, chosen from among
the members OF the Superior Committee for Inter-
national Exhibitions. among tile Deputies belong
ing TO the extra parliamentary one already formed
for the Phiadelphla Exhibition and or manufas-
turers merchants or other persons Ia France VINO
have the most extended relations WI tn the United
States shall be charged with the assurance OF
the two General Commissioners OF International
Exhibitions, TO facilitate and encourage the pres
ence Of the French at the Phiadelphian enterprise.
ART 2-Are named members OF the above
body, under the presidency OF the Minister OF
Agriculture and Commerce, to promote the object
before mentioned, the following gentlemen:-
NJ Duclerc Vice President OF the National Assembly,
member OF the superior Committee on International Ex
The The MARQUIS dc TalhOuet Deputy, member of the
baron dc soubcyran Deputy member of the Superior
NJ. Woowsk. Deputy, member OF the Institute and OF
The Marquis dc Lafayette, NM. Bonnet .Flotard La
d'Haassopv vile NM de- 6ha6roi Julien Deputies ''OD
The Secretary General of the Ministry OF Agriculture
Commissloner General 60.
The Director Of the Beaux Arts member of the su-
The Director of Consulates and Commercial Affairs,
member Of the superior Committee.
M. Ourey, Minister Plen Dotenfiary.
NJ. du Sommerard, Directors OF the. ClunY Museum,
member OF the superior Committee. Commissioner
General
The Assistant Director Of Foreign Commerce, member
OF the Superior Committee.
The President OF the Paris Chamber OF Commerce,
member OF the superior Committee.
NJ Gutlaume member Of the Institute and OF the Su-
peror Committee
The Marquis de Rochambeau.
Baron Aphonse dc kothschid member Of the Superior
COMMITTEES.
NJ Sieber, member OF the Superior Committee.
M. Name (Alired d., member OF the superior Committee
printer ana publisher at Tours.
NJ. Lavessiere Jules), doaar in metal.
Secretary, NJ. Roulleaux Dugage, attached to the Gem
eral Commission Of International Exhibitions, charged
with the service Of instalatio at that OF Vienna.
Assistant Secretary NJ de Falois Chef Cabinet
at the Ministry OF Public Works.
ART. 3.--The two Commissioners General OF In
ternational Exhibition are charged win the exc
cution OF the present decree. Z. DE MEAUA.
VERSAILLES June 80, 1875.
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A-A--A.--THE FASHIONABLE STRAW HAT
gent Is SWISS DuEsTABLE, only one ounce 10
weight introduced by iOUMANS, 7l9 and l,lO3 Broad
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THE AMERICAN sHARPsHooTERs ON THEIR WAY
TO LONDON.
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LUNDUNI July I4l IoIO'
The American rine team left Edinburgh for this
city to-day on the quarter past ten O'Clock A. IL
train.
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CUBA PREPARING FOR AN INDUSTRIAL REPRE-
sENTATIoN.
HAVANA, July 10, 1875.
An informal meeting was held at the Palace on
Monday last, under the auspices OF General Carbo,
TO take steps and appoint committees so as to
have the island OF Cuba properly represented with
all her rich mineral and AGRICULTURAL productions
al the Centennial III Philadelphia.
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r RFPREsENTATIVE OF NA1IONAr
coNsrrMPrIoN

A.-CONSUMFTlON
the scourge OF the human family may in its early stages
be promptly arrested aad permanently cured
RAyENswooD, W. Va
Dr. r " PIERCE Ru falo. n. Y. =
SIR-For the last year have using your Golden
Medical discovery. ! my life TO II, having been
afflicted for ycs Did not Ii but short time be-
fore was benefited at that time was very bad noe
able much suffering greatly with mY
throat was getting blind. had dry cough and much
pain ia my lUngs have used twelve bottles OF the
KATE T. wARDNRR.
son Of Mr.. J. IT, Megeck, Of Chatham -Four Corners
N r. has been cured OF Consumption by Or. Pierce'a
Golden Medical D!scovery-s0 says Mr.. q. r. Oanhelt
editor of the Chatham Courier,
x Fg'ar, druggist Of West Union, onio writes te
state that Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has
eicc,ed wonderful cure OF Consumption in his neighr
bOrhOO1.
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The Daily telegraph reports that tents for the
American team were pitched at Wimbledon yes.
terday.
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OUR RIfLEMEN IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July IA, 1875.

TIE TENT FOR THE TRANsArLANTIcs PITCHED
AT WIMBLEDON.
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A-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMn
successfully treated by DR.. $ n MARSH princt
pal Of the late Arm OF Marsh Coz, at his Old Office No
vesey street Astor House. NO connection with any
other office In thls city
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They will arrive mere tonight.
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LARGE SHOE BOIL ON VALUABLE
young horse was rsmoyed BY GILES LISxENT oprDK Q,
avenue, New York 800. and 81 per bottle. Sold by an
druggists Depot 45l sixth avenue. New York.
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THE GROWTH OF LONDON.

The Leisure Hour, in speaking of the
growth of London, says:
The metropolis of the British
Empire, the largest city the world ever
saw covers, within fifteen miles radius
OF Gharing Cross, nearly 700 square
miles, and numbers within these boun-
u;uiuS i,00O,Oun inhabitants. 1t con-
tains more Jews than the whole OF
Palestine, more Roman Catholics than
Rome itself, more Irish than Dublin,
more Scotchmen than Edingburg.
Tho port of London has every day on
its waters 1000 ships and 5000 sailors
Upward OF l2O persons are added to the
population daily, OK 10000 yearly, u
birth taking place every five minutes
and a death every eight minutes. On
AN average, twcnty-cight miles OF
streets ar" opened, and 5000 new houses
built every year.
In its postal districts there is Il yearly
delivery of 2SS, 900 900 letters. On tho
police register there AFRO tho names of
10000 l'ahitual criminals, increasing
by many thousands every year. More
than one thirI OF all the crime of tho
country il committed in London, or at
least brought IL light there. There are
rs many beer shops AMI gin palaces ua
w"utt, II thcir fronts were placed side
by side, reach from Ch,rinw Cross to
Portsmouth, y distance OF Scvcnt y three
mites, :,ni IS 900 drunknr.ts are annual
~ brought before its magistrates. The
shops open Sunday would form streets
| sixty rules long. It is estimated that
| there arc Uitiion OF tho people who
are practically h"ntftru, wholly neglect
| ing The ordinances OF religion. AT
| least nine hundred additional churches
AMI rh:'rc's would Toe required for the
wants Of The people.
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THE HOME OF FITZuUGn LEE.


itr"m tho Fredericksburg start
There are now thirty-Hvc buildings
on the Richlanh farm, including three
excellent dwelling houses, railroad
depot, express Office, post Office, store
house, blacksmith shop, carpenter shop,
the rNSt stables, barns, tenement and
outhouscs. Twenty families, white
and black, 1.-Two here, comprising Il pop
ulation of nearly one hundred souls,
n large Touring and corn mill, with
II never failing supply of water, is kept
IN constant motion. lIo has also built
n schooner and several smaller crafts
y new and substantial wharf is now
III course of construction, and when
finished will ACCOMMODATE river steamers.
The farm contains fourteen hundred
acres, six hundred of which are now
under cultivation, the remainder in
woods and pastures. Gen. Lee has
recently introduced water into every
apartment OF his residence The farm
is stocked. Gen. Leo is his own over
7""r, and has everything perfectly sys-
tCmatiHcu. ON AN cmincncc stands his
Office, from the roof of which floats n
flag, on which is n painting of Gen
Jch stuart ON horseback This flag,
OF the farm, and denotes the Generals
presence, aud that he is ready to attend
to business. Iichlnnd is located ON
the banks of the Potomac, and from
here Il commanding view of the river,
as far us the eye can reach, may be
had.
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THE PEA AS \ FERTILIZER.

We Invite the earnest attention OF
tiilcrs of thin or WORKOUT lands to the
following article from the 1sSon of the
Soil -
Not long since we We're couVersin.,
with a very Intelligent and successful
pinE woods farmer upon the subject
of fertilizers, when he informed us that
during ono season hc Increased the
fertility of his land fpuriold by land
turning under one crop of pea vines.
1t is now claimed by experienced
farmers all over the South that there is
nothing better than the common field
or cow vines for cnrichinw tho soil.
We know i, takes great moral courage
to turn undcr 4 fine field Of peas,
especially when forage is scarce, but on
the score of economy, this is the bcs.
way to improve amy soil. Tho labor
of scattering the manure on Il farm is
very expensive and laboriouS, though
this matter should never be nrlcctrd, So
far Us manurcs collected ON the farm, is
rrnrrrncu, but the trouble, cNpruSr
and Labor OF t,rtiliHin| With the pea Is
sN little compared with other uanurrs
that we often wonder Why farmrrs arc
So prone to neglect this chrar and chi
ricnt mode OF cnhanriuw the values OF
their farms. Tho simple process OF
plnntin" and blowing is all that is
| necessary; nature ScattorS the vines
evenly over tn" ground ana these vines
collect the very "lrmcnts required to
make u rich soil. When the cost is
counted all will he astoniShcd at the
comparative low price Of the pea vino
us Il fertilizer, when put on the scale
| With our cheapest and host commercial
| munI,rcS. Even stable manure cannot
I compete With the pea vino, on account
of the labor required To- haul out and
diStrihutc this manure.
our farmers have ample Time this
summer TO give II good crop of pea
| vines to their lands that require enrich
| ing for the next summers crop.
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$GO,OOO RECOVERED.

NORFOLK, Va, June if.--tnptain
Brown of schooner j. G., ARR we'd to-day
in charge of the iron safe OF the United
States man of war Cumberland, which
was run into and sunk i'll Hampton
Roads by Confederate ram Virginia
in 1862.
Divers have been at work on the
wreck ten years, having in view the
recovery OF This safe. The lucky man
had not been at the wreck forty-tight
hours when he found the safe in three
or four feet OF mud. The water at that
place is rs icct deep. by explosion of
4 torpedo tho safe was cracked, and il
was hoistcd on deck, when 4 few pieces
| of gold coin dropped out
1t is estimated that more than $1,000
900 has been lost, by different parties,
| in trying TO recover his treasure. The
| safe and treasure belong to Capt. Brown
and O. j.. Maltby, of ibis city, Hnd
Herbert Smith, OF Detroit, Mich.
| While Captain Brown was searching
| the wreck, ne came ncrnsS u prtriiinI
human body, in a perfect state; il was
unhurt by crabs or fish, and tho flesh
WAS extremely hard.
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IotlS NJ EMERY. s. D. N'ESERT
j. a. -. ID. T1cEnery.

4 TTpENENS At LAW. Monroe, La,
~ practice IN the Parish and District
Courts Of tUacltit1, Mnrc}0uSc. Franklin,
Ei"h!nnd. Caldwell and tntnhoula Parishes,
III the supreme Court ut Monroe. and Uni
ted States Courts. Part ocular att entinn paid
t. business in the Land Office Department
of the General Governments n1Iii
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CNfIff n FIRST,

~
- PROpHIEJDES,
G \ X i AG +. a y d $ NJ | II II S II o Z
GRAND STREET, MONROE,
Have tho pleasure of notifying the Public
that they arc prepared to build and repair
Carriages and HuggicS, to Shoe Horses, and
execute all kinds of Plantation Work.
T.,s~ Owners of Burdens Subsoii Attach
III cylt for Duachita Parish. mars, 1:4.A5tf
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wAGONS!

Twenty-Five Two and Four-Iorse Iron
Axle Wagons, made by tho celebrated
Studcbak Manufacturing Co., lust re-
""tvcd and for sale at the lowest market
rates by FRED ENDOM.
October 3, lS73.-3tf
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W. w. lSMEH.


1 D'ibit$ENS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
1 : VIII pva"tir" in the Courts of the Pa
r',;!,> rt ouHchita, MnrchouSe. I:irhand.
l:1tthlth and Caldwell, lit the Nurrcruc
t"urt- and in the United States t'rnr1N.
Nl!i also attend To all business irIruNLrI to
Ertu in the State ana ECdNrIi I4:ulI Offices.
4
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ArtcmuS Ward was one day lying
upon iii" sofa enjoying II cigar in the
little Ollie" Of his publisher, in New
f"rk, when II Geographic dispatch
rom S:,n Francisco WAS handed him.
II WAS from Mr.. Mct;,,irc, of tho
pp"ra-ll"u5", who inquired, "Wh:,L
viii You take for ten nights in CaIilor-
nil "' Without II moments reelection
"r changing his position, hr wrote his
reply IN three words and handed it. To
TIA" messenger, aS follows; I:r,ndy ami
M;it"r.-N. Wnrd. This was not all I,r
h'i Grh", however, for soon afterwards
Nc" 'iiirc engaged fine shoMii,an and
hr f"'fur"d ~ California with r<Ir,nr-
Urinary #'"''"E. ihr little dispatch u
-" J"N".. Wa. ruhli.'"d ~ the sSau
trnH"iS"" pIi'i.', AMI f"i everybody to
laughing amt anticipating the authors
arrival.
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The Danbury News man says the
most solemn sight in the world is the
face of Il boy who is just going to try
to crawl under the canvas Of a circus
tent.
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NEW MARK HOUSE.

The undersigned has opened has opened
his new market house, and Will bc pleased
to supply the best Of meats at AL hours of
the day. His old patrons are respectfully
invited to come and sec him.
Zass~ Whole hogs, neatly hutchcrcd, sold
at Sc per pound. J. l.. y El.SDN.
Dec. 10. lSTt.-l1It
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II. wiI.LIS RICHARDSON. EoE'T ElCHARpSu
81. ~ 1s. ". Esic;l;er.lSnl.

1 'l"iDitNEfS AT Law, Monroe, Ia,
y rrt,.iiCi: ia all tn" Parishes of North
i..,lii>'nrEt, III til" supreme Court ut MnIIr"",
too i'rInl.tl Courts, and in ia" Land Dilirc
i.,.I,.,Itutrnt OF the General Government.
tame -, lS12. IU-tf
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II was u O'Clock 1T ni"iN when Mr.
Berger, OF Macon, Ga, discovered Il
co!0rCd preacher in his stable untviug =
hpr7",ani fla" preacher only Observed
"J"S7 what ! said al dc time, Mistali
Berger, your horse j. bay sure cnuH,
ana d"t 'spuic between me an Bru,Iltr
Jackson Is settled"
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Hiir iFt'-ittrtt itt} ordered the rrscr-
walton, tar military purposes, of ntt the
p'ii'iit lands htftlcrift~ OF tic u,s+r, of
NE Mif}Is fitti river for twelve miles
rom III" i'H|I o! NrNi leo This or,trr
- niHh" virtually t. prevent the ton
r"FHfN """Hi@itnH, Htd"r tic home
"l""l a'l, 81 these lands by Suuuttrrs in
"r4'f !" dispose OF, ut rXoff,ituut rate;
hhHhE me progress of the trprnNc-
n"Hi@ under the i"tty aystcht, any mn
t"rial which may De found ttrnr thr.,.
!nNh4
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M. OlliVicr'S book in defense of the
Ministry of which he WAS head on the
brCakinG out Of the Franco PruSS:in
war, has appeared. 1t declares that
Prussia, by her insults, really declared
the war. His Ministry cannot be held
responsible for entering upon the con
ict, for the act was unanimously
approved by the Senate and Legislative
Body; nor is it responsible for the
military organization, which w:t5 the
work of years before il cam" into
power.
M. olivier claims for his Ministry
that in Il few months after It's urg:niHa-
ton it had cnlnl"h the public mind and
restored the nut horitN Of the Govern
mcnt without employing either rnrruy-
ton or intimidation. lie publishes u
letter from the Emperor, written after
the fail OF the Ministry, expressing
confluence. In conclusion NJ. tIiiVirr
urges the l:rnarnriisi# to help tie
present Government, ui:tint:iiu peace
and respect til" con4titutIpn, and when
the opportunity comes tnr revising" tn"
constitution then claim, n,i appeal IT,
tn: plrhiSciir.
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4 sufficient rcfutHtiou of the story
that tfatg"ri5H is dying out is the fact
That in the past three months ono
Thousand new subordinate Oranges
have been organized throughout the
country,
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lpr. VIVA. SaslserA

FEEE DEltS his services rs physician and
L Surgeon. IL the public H." cam lie found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March II, 1871. 25-ly
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EsE. lk. a. Sffofssfr.

- Est NJ rs Che trac;ic" of his profession,
IL nra offers his services to the citizens of
NtruTrr and Vicinity. Office: In S.:.uud
:t"rN ct iircard'S iiric< Store, corner Grand
"itt b"TiHfd streets. jane -, lSI; ~
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Smith, the cOlorcd cadet who failed
to pass the examination at West Point,
has been appointed inspector of the
miiitin OF South Carolina with the
rank Of Brigadicr General.
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EScGfisazk1iss RscS4cr:irt,
. }. CNIIDI:I;WOoD. DIR. TlIoS. Y. Az
EsrS. e';.y.ser>s * Ably.
AlDSitDl;,l


1 FtICt. III rear of i;ornhardt's building,
= S-;c"tttd street, between beSitftf and the
inilrp,I. Jan 5. lSI2 dNw
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AGENCY

nlAClIlrA AGENCY
FOR
l. A n G ID ON N u RS Err les,
NEAR
MOB l LIE ALA.
The most reliable nursery III the South,
Fruits, Shrubbery and Plants adapted to
the South, made aspcciality and guaranteed
true to description. Catalogues and infor-
nation furnished by Agent on application,
and orders solicited for this establishment.
PlatS OF fruitcrieS furnished to pcrSous
ordering through me.
T.. a. RAIL,
Exclusive Agent for G. G. Lnngdon ~ 60.
Monroe, La, June II, 1873. im
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SOUTHERN CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure in making.
known that no is now we'll prepared rs
hci"r" the war, if not better, to do All kinds
Of work, either in
notwithstanding Rcpui,'i1,y
CARRIAGES, Bl1GCilES, HACKS, ETC
Ready made work kept hand; spcci-
mons of which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. lie will also carry on Al general
Blacksmith shop, arranged to do :tii kinds of
blacksmith linE. Terms reasonable.
April % 1866. n:;O-s FIR. ENDONI.
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TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements will DO inserted at one
do liar and fifty cents per square Gone inch
OF space or leSs}, for the first, and seventy
five cents for each subsequent insertion, for
any time under ono month. For longer
;,crioiS as follows:
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pit Montgomery l:lnir hHf delivered
an opinion. If" THINKS iint ~ i'ru4i.
dent Grant il tn" strongest man IN the
party, the third term policy ina not
changed the situation Il Fit amt ~ u
quarrel wifi rusu" h"tNr"u I;fniuu
Morton, itristoW and other possible
rni"iidnt"7, Tn" party witt +" "biiHcd TO
-rttt" down on Grant. Mr.. stair also
thinks that the Democrats VINO are
opp"S"u to mOnopOtirs ought 10 take
Mir. Garrct, Of III" Hattirnor" and ONO
i;aiir"ad, as their candidat" for trcsi-
dent.
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Coz. ID. i. Boyd, superintendent Of
Louisiana State University, has def
nitely accepted the appointment Of tn"
Government Military College, near
Cairo, Egypt, with rank and pay of
Brigadicr General in regular army of
the Khcdivc. But nc viii not most
likely leave Louisiana before October.
possibly January next.
We learn that the appointment was
made on the recommendation Of Cen.
w. r. Sherman.
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SUMMER SO RES. NJ. z M ) III. M. I'm.

cards OF Il personal characteristic n :.d-
uii--ible-witi be charged double our reg
itIt,r advert iSiuG IA. CS.
Obituary and Marriage notices VIII be
charged rs advert iscncntS.
ANY person sending us five new cash Sub
.,'iil,,rS, ri the same posi- office, VIII bc on
i,itcl /" Il copy OF TnE IEiEGHArH gratis,
tor one year.
, 1875-02-04
Meneae trlfsr. ge yeI4fn.
GngtanD.

Qonbo n, 8. 6eb. Sn elmer Ser
1ammlung Der liberalen partei, wel=
DE beute ltattfinben miro, beabi9tlgen
Die Mnbdneer bes Srn. Tprfer, cine
prinsipien : Grfldruns por5ulesen, in
,pelder Die grri9tune DON 99ul=Gom-
miiionen i'm sansen &eide porsei6rie=
ben unb cine Neupertbeiluns Der Yar=
lomentslbe ureirt uiro. Sic 8biss
tpeisern 1id, biele 8lattform ansuneb=
men, neil lie oielelbe fir gu nett fortse=
1dritten balter. 9ie 8erlammlung
,uiro iofort einen 8ei4lub faien, in
pel9em lie oos 3uriidtreten @laoione's
bebauert. SEER @olben wiro iooann
ben Marquis BON 9ortinston gum
Ji6rer porl6lasen. 9ie So. 6apcett
unb Munbea lperben BET 8erlammlun9
beipobnen, I'M lire Stellunsen sn oeii=
niren.
2Dnbou II, 8. 6eb. Sic 8arfe Gill
1insbam," pon 9bilaoelpbia nod Nem=
Gaitle, Gnslano, beltimmt, wiro permibt
lno man slaubt, bab tic n1tersesansen
lit.
2onoon n, 8. Sebr. Sic ~Marf
Sane GrpreB" iast in ibrer m6@entli=
4
den Nepiie: v11cber16memmunsen uno
S9ifbriide baben sroben S9aoen se=
tban. Srodene @aisenproben lino un-
setpobnli9 rot unb bic fallenbe Sem
beng madt 1ib meniser bemerfli9; bas
Steisen Der 9reiie miro nur our6 bic
elntunft bebeutenber 6ra6ten perbin=
bert"
, 1875-02-04
Guropdi(hf Mahrihten.

BresIau. Ser Garfbiidof fat l5
am 1. Sanuar in Der Mntmort aui Die
i'm gum nsuen Sabre bcs[aduinlden,
oeu Mitslieoer bes Domtapitels unS
Der Dt0celan @siflidfsit u. q. babiu
ausgeiproden, oaB i'm neuen SABRE uor'
atalidtlid bic Beoridung uno 0srfol.
suns BET tatboliidsn Stride nod i4lim'
mer ieiu werbe als bisber. Qierau
idloB iia Ole G%rmobauns, treu uno feii
5ur STRIDE unb gum Baplt au feben
Der SteS Der &irhe tonne Damn ni9t
auSbleiben.
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