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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

\ serious conflict has broken out on the
borders OF Morocco and Algeria, which threat
ems possibly to produce complications be-
tween France and the Sultan. 1t was pro
voked among the semi-independent Kabvle
tribes, by the Interference of the latter, who
had lnterfered in the election of new Sheikh
OF the Benl Souasan, procuring the nomina-
ilon OF Hadl, partisan of his own authority.
On Hardi 5 arrival there part of the Kabyles
acknowledged him; but two branches OF the
Souasan tribe revolted and attacked those
who accepted the new Sheikh, who, after a
series of skirmishes and the loss of one hun
dred and fifty OF his supporters, was com
pelied to retreat within the Morocco territory
his followers abandoning all their herds aud
fiocks to the vctors, who are estimated to
have captured fifty thousand sheep and twenty
Thousand camels. \ number of the French
local troops, spahis and Turcos, belong to the
bellIgerent ttlbes and there has been so much
dlfhculty IN preventing their going off to ION
IN the tray, that the commandant of the ad
Joining district has had to declare positively
that he will pursue and sloot all deserters, in
order to prevent them from quitting the service
Without leave.
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That profound cavity which Senator Bout
we'll calls his mind, and which suggested to
him the idea of a hole in the sky must feel
since the speech was delivered
Boston IerdlH
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

George Francis Trains property at Omaha
S to be sold at sheritfHs sale.
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THE LEIEE COMPANY'S BONDS
4 Broad>ide from the Courts.
An Injunction Issued.

| Before the Superior District Court Thurs
day. Mr.. VIM. NJ Francis, who resides in
McComb City. Mississippi, filed agains: the
Funding Board petition asking for writ OF
injunction to restrain them from issuing or
delivering to the Louisiana Levee Company
any of the consolidated bonds of the State
under the provisions of an act of 1879.
The petition sets forth that Mr.. Francis IS
the owner of a bond Of the State for $1,000
dated January /, 1874 and payable in 1904
That this bond was issued by virtue of the pro
visions OF an act of the General Assembly. ap-
proved January T. 1874, and that by virtue of
the provisions OF that act. o board of
liquidation was created composed OF the
Governor Lieutenant Governor. Auditor.
Treasurer, Secretary Of State and Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives. Of the State Of
LOUISIANA, and said Board is authorized to
exchange the bonds, the issue Of which i an
thorlzed by said act, for AL valid outstand-
ing bonds Of the State, and all valid war
rants, drawn previous to the passage of this
act by the respective Auditor Of Public Ac.
counts OF the State on the Treasurer there
OF, except warrants issued by the Auditor
in payment of the constitutional officers
Of the State at the rate Of sixty cents in
consolidated bonds for one dollar in out
standing bonds, and all valid warrants;
and said act, in section five, provided that the
bonds to be issued should be used for no
other purpose or purposes than are authorized
by SAID act; and said act, in section eleven.
further enacted that such provision of this
act should be, and is hereby declared to be a
contract between the State Of Louisiana and
each and every holder Of the bonds issued |
under this act
The plaintiff further alleges that this issue
Of bonds is a contract between the State and |
the bondholdes which the State can in no
wise impair and AYERS that the General As
'embly of the State of Louisiana has at its
session IN 1873. passed an act entitled can
he amount due the Louisiana Leves
Company from the Sta.e on the first
lay of October 1873, and to provide
or funding said debt; that certain persons
herein named are authorized by said act to
scertain the entire amount due the Louisiana
4eyee Company from the State of Louisiana
or work done, and after deducting payments
made on account thereof to report the exact
balance due, and on the presentation Of said
eport of said Indebtedness, duly certified to
he Board OF Liquidation, it is made the duty
I said board to issue and deliver to the Pres
lent of said Levee Company sufficient num- 8
er of the consolidl ted bonds of the State to )
over the Indebtedness of the State to said +
onpany at its par value. !
Petitioner alleges this act to be violation +
tue States contract with her creditors. and q,
g AYERS that the State is in no manner indebt- !
to the Levee Company for work.
Judge Hawkins issued at once a restraining
rder ebJolnlDg the issuance of bonds by the y
undlng Board pending the action.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.

The following instructions have been re-
ceived by the Collector of Internal Revenue at
this point
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Minnie Myrtle Miller, wife of JOAQUIN.
writes for the San Francisco Chronicle. and
this is one of her latest gushes
In some of those quaint haunts in the
west one can not quite help being romantic.
the surroundings 50 dreamy and encnant-
ing. In those silent places, hid in the Column
bla Liver Wilderness tho tnosphere is one
of calm. delicious dreams. While under the
spell one unconsciously yearns for some famil-
lar spirit; indeed, it seems inharmoniorts not
to be III love, for the spirit of love SO blends
ana mlngles with the scene. Dream on. nv
Oregon. Love and love again, We dwellers
by the margins of the seas. Land Of human
airs and heavenly drops, let thy maidens
blush and sigh to own the tender passion let
thy poe's write sweet inadrigals within thy
dewy dingles, and fewer evils will be done
beneath the dreamy shadows of thy hills
than III lands where they love not The soul
OF the man or woman who knows not love
love IN the higher sense-can not reach the
lotuest plane OF life, nor aspire to the gifts
with which the gods endow humanity. In
spite of all the false theories Of the world. !
love remains the same pure, enrolling feel !
ing that it ever has been aud, in spite of the |
doctrines that would desecrate the shrine of
the true God, the old story is whispered in |
the Old sweet words, with the sacred mean
ng, Dear love, this heart is thine thine
forever"
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Locksmiths and Bell-Hosse-s,
Marble and Granite yYn-.

Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Ranges ard Pumps,
\ SULLIVAN 4 BULGER, 1l5 Poydras street EesA.
Camp. Also sell the I}arstow Range.
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NJ HUETS % Bourbon street-All kinds Of rocs g
repaired and work guaranteed
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE NAVY,
Full Account of the Colorcd Cadet Affair at
An3apoli>-COnduct of Young Claude
The Order of Expulsion Comes from Ya.li-
ingtOn.

AENAPOLIS Feb. p, 1870
The presence OF the colored mldshipman
at the Naval Academy is having one effect, at
least and that is to cause the expulsion OF
white youths who do not like his society
Only the other day two cadets, Weltcn,
from South Carolina the appointee OF Con
gresham Elliott, colored, and Hood OF
Georgia, both midshipmen were expelled
from the Academy on account of an assault
made on this colored boy, which, if it had
been perpetrated on white one would have
been, 1t Is probable, easily atoned for
One day this week Cadet Engineer Gordon
Claude, OF Annapolis, was ordered by the
fencing master to fence with the coored cadet
He refused and was reported to the officers
Of the Academy Mr. Claude was required to
apologize before the whole class and then
make a public exhibition of himself by
fencing before the whole class with the col
ored cadet This he refused. He was asked
to resign. This he also declined to do, and
obtained permission to see his parents for con-
His father, DR.. Abram Claude of this CITY,
put the matter in such light that the son
thought he was desired to make the apology.
lie then placed a letter of explanation in the
hands OF the authorities. When his father
learned that he hid been influenced by him
he at once told his son, Who is about nine
teen or twenty years of age, that he desired
him to act as his own judgment dictated
The young man immediately withdrew the
apology In this statement he had used
the words "colored cadet" This Commander
Edward Terry, Commandant OF Midshipmen,
considered ''disrespectful," adding that the
'olored boy was 'his equal in every
he first time he knew it, The letter
lad not reached the Superintendent, Rear
Admiral Rodgers, but when it was with
lrawn young Claude was sent for and the
informed him that he would |
make it 90 hard with him.. The Young |
engineer replied he was Very sorry about the
flair, but it Was a matter of conscience with |
nm. The Superintendent then said that he
va, opposed to the co!ored cadet being there.
ut ne was an officer and under the law
He then said that MIR. Claude would take
olored people cunning with him. and thus
ut them on a social equal y. Mr.. Claude
promptly replied, 'No, Admiral [ Will en-
lain to you the difference" At this the Ad-
liral bravely took refuge behind his bars
T. Ing : did not come here to be leetursd,
DR.. Claude also went to see the Admiral
nd said to him that his son was raised as a
outherner and was opposed to social equality
18th negroes. In the course of the converse
on with the father, Admiral Rogers re-
larked that his son was an honorable Young
ian. eyes, replied the doctor, land
ould not have him put one stain upon his
onor for the highest social or political posi-
on.
The papers in the case were sent Co WASH
l9ton, and. it is presumed, were returned in
OF haste, as the ultimatum was reached YES
fday evening III the expulsion OF Cadet !
, 1875-02-24

Gitlss oelitiGt qireporat Is rer M'uul ri
mtritaniiden aias (aaarac)' .,ir., III Gin ~ {.
t,cines eiettinssactrante ser 9 .r.rmr RS e II.
fs BON 4sui, Wicgito uno fisiidNm 0aij2r"i,.
no Die qFanie mddii uro ceecirt. Sic eor'ig:f
der;te rttontmenbirsn SaNtl9s bclanSia els tin
stimulant uro Tiuretit ~ alien Stan:s
teiten, rclde irlde Miittct errti'drn sintr or
fieenthiimtr ~btrIelotn, rlhrsno einer &,l.>rt;t
furd Meriso uno .&atiFcr,iia rar cialotn 3apftn
fsfcit ron cinem fpani tltu S'etsr ,rttr ltm te:
fl Ser sserfdriceenhtit Sas Sriria3i- NeitYt ftr
Bu5ereinIno. Tie Gioerthiimer fyGcthri eE:arsr
&c Gem oIocmsincn QNutiilm in Gar G,ir9nes ri
kin onsrtannter .!!',rtb GIL ser sSH: - fi1n
Steans, Surd Gtbraud) ar ftr otIm.it,n g IL
y~ff:iccrt irer>e, ba ie i"htrjeuot fnA. eaf St IS
SciIInittsl ais Gin MS:flh0tcr &, %'erfGltt;t aa
hit. esine mTthlharsn Gictnit,s'ttn tr'rci "
fb aseen oGrarct, @Ait, d,rrri der 9HQ m2tntu Is,
meipisnts G9aierlpft, slltulsnI Selat, Stisut-
d9nsn Set 9slrie, Ger &i;rcn rvs rri~1rc or,ant:
ecoen Gp5pcpfil uno oIocmti~c Gd,rits ur9 N
Salen. no 81. Pebrnsfroite iii einttn rcc-rr,n.
if isin gebraud uno erFcl0 oeIsl5en m0h.Nla
n~irotulrs uno miittrtroTtn.
Sic Mttrifaner brltcn cs fir elm cbtolmts
fift={eilmittsl pon Seurbu:ic,
@ebrauGbs -Gtnmtiiunn.
ais elm 9iurstit sincn afl*- vi in ciatn
&einolaie nrG underwater ercimal Ic5 : -
Aer Mtahl; eit. ais ttu Z tiuul1rL IN t~l.
kaI6en bis i'll eiurm eNn;tn %.tin0tale ". Ms4 GER
neuio MGaNsr 70 CT els nreir.-
eraminire Zen GiGtl an Stli c tnrrtr ioro a.
do ino ~iibtr;eu9e GIt. bae lnitlbe tar!we r.u,
ssbrrd)en.
G'ole' .'rcis miro rcr ser SirsrdI'm.-r f@-a
ksrtn 3 ALDEN uno sri'r gttAhlI. ,ueun Die.
, 1875-02-24

4Geto ora bic. Wir frsusn uns su
sbsn, boB eie Serrsn Nsts s. 50. In ibrsm
neueu 2ecal in Fer Drain Slraes netsn Der
.gOutbsru Grpssb" swiidsn ben 8tsn unp Stsn
9ttabs, 10 lebr bsl6aftiat linb. Die Sertsn
b'liBeu cine snorme !3nbI BON alien Bib IN,
b. tbsilpeile iebr inttrtfant finb. Wsnu lie
a Id nod 10 stybliGeu. fBaneu S%ieielbtn burh
bn YrolsB Der Ssrrfn &sss & So. gang wis
Der bsraefeQt tptrbsn, cbne bic @snIiGfsit su
perlisrsn.. Wabrenb lie ibr ntues 2i6t einrib-
ten bs1hdttiesn Ge lid nit copiren BON Bill
rern su, febr srmasiatsn pre,lsn fir iolite unb
lhDn Mrbeit, wo,u 1e li6 bic %neuslen GOpir-
nlfrume nte anseIGaft BADEN 10 i0lm
, 1875-02-24
MitiwolA "a. 5ebrnar 1875.
Gtort NihmDno.

GtertIt9fettS- 8ert9t. Gs
antsn pGbrenp nsr lsstsn WOde % EpSeSe
faas b~isrleltft fatt, ndmli9: 8stBe &c; 6ar'
bise IS; Mdnnli6 IA; @sibIiG IA.
@tsr-1 Sag bis 80 A, 1 @rnat bis 6 4
6 Mouat bis 10 2, 4 Sabr bis 9 2, 3Sab
bis 5 1, 5 SABRE bis 10 0, 1870 2, 20 S,
81 4, 80 $40 Q, 40 $50 5, $3.50
2, 60 500, 1870 0, $3.50 1, ill.,
bsfannt 1.
Stanb-gsbis If, gerbeiratbst s, @it-
,s, q. @itpm 2, l1nbefannt .
@eburtsprt Ser. Staaten "a, Seutld
LAMB 1, England /, Srlant /.
@pbnuns-Stapt 0, Maribau @arb 1.
SeTerlpn @arb 2, Mabilpn @arb 5, Mrn
o. Barb Z, Clay Warb 4, Sadlpn Warb
MrmenbauS 2, Staot 5plrttal.
SslGeinist-&esulars @erats %, @orcnel
0. gpatb If Ssaltb 6, irreeuldre Nsr3te
s. 81. @abelI, 81. ..
Yraipent r8Carb Of 5ealtb."
, 1875-02-24

Ginrei6 ct @eisbals in Mem=
pbis, Der ieiner Srau Die notbpenoi9lten
Singe perlaste nro suslei4, neil er abers
sldubiI6 mar, otter cine @abrlaserin
I'm &atb fra9te, ipie er ieine S9dse
Dermebren fOnne, bDrte fur5li9 BON Der
Sebteren, hoB Inn in Der fOlsenoengsp6e
$4,000 our6Grbl6aft Sufallen piiroen.
MllBer >li9 ilber Den unperbDfften 3u=
ipa9s elmer 10 bebeutenoen Summe be-
mili9te er /. pl0bli9 erlpa6ter@ ebelaune
leiner 5rou $50 gum &oufe zines neuen
@n5u9es. Mls aber Die 9ebpffte Orb
l9ait ni6t @eirtraf uno er erfubr, oaB
leine Srau einen Sag por Inn audi bel
Der @abrla9erin geluelen mar, 10 wuroe
ibm flor, ooB lie beioe Die @el9i6te abb
9efartet bate.
IS sing Der lieben 8eiber Slit
Gdn9it iber aIes, wie ibr miBt,
Sod fat lie nod be onoern &eis,
@enn tie Oiipirt bes Wannes @eis.
, 1875-02-24

YoIi5ei Geri6t. 5olgenbe
Salle famen seitern in oielem @eri@te
5ur 8erbanolung:
6ranf Taulfner, Srunfenbeit, So se=
1traft.
Sanes Spencer, Nngrif auf Mrs.
Wm. $. Goulins, $3.50 seltraft.
@m. 8. Gouiins> 8elsioi9un9 Der
GLEN SO. Wrigbt, $3.50 seitroft.
Sbomas @oans, angeflagt in bas
5aus bes Soel Suder eingebro9en uno
4 Oeden unb eiuen Sberrod 9eitoblen
a. baben, muroe perbDrt uno entlallen.
Sames g. SaimDnb, an9eflast cine
6enlterI6eibe i'm 9oule Der Sorbena
Mapo gebro6en 5u BADEN, luuroe, pe9en
Wtansel an 8iirsi6aft, auf 5 Sage in
in Die Sail 9elanot.
Sames gomarbs, Nnsriff auf Spencer
Spbnipn, entlanen.
Senrp grice, 9iebtabl, wuroe ent-
~la1ien.
, 1875-02-24

tets cine 9robe Nuspabl bon alien Sor=
ten Sin9pDseln porrdtbis bat, 1T in
letll neues 6aus in Der 14ten Ctr, laa6e
mas er ii9 tiir5li@ bat bauen
eingesoscn. Gr bat OaIiel6e
ganS fir lein @eiGdft poiieno einri6ten
lahen. 8ir wiinI6en Serrn 8elleuot
piel Slid uno boB iein @ei6dIt bur9
ole neue Gtnri6tun9 cine nod gr6Bere
Mus0ebnung 9eminnen m1ae.
, 1875-02-24
Qenh 0rnther8

Qenp 0rot6er8
Sbr bftcmn mt mtbr DIN @oubS" fir Gusr
@sle ale in iraenb einen anbere GlabIifemsnt
In ben Ser. Stnaten.
Stir tsnfsn bsfpnesrs bic IufmsrfIamfeit
auf fol9enbe Mrtifel:
pemp 9arpst Csefretl) cine scGe yarb Brett
Al 25c. te til 35c.
@ecrudtsr 5emp CARPET, au 35e., trsrtb Soc.
Snsrain @arpsts. au 40e. Soc, 60, rs 80, IS,
90c. ST, $t.10 unb $I.15
Lbres-Wp Carpet an $t.25 unb $3.50, tpertb
$3.50 une $1,6O.
GnsIiib 1apasiry Yru0sls Carpet su $3.50,
msrtb$1 so.
0if Carpet gu Csc. serb 80e.
@ammt 8alninsn Tsppide pom 50 bis SIS.
Guepa Matins gu 60 unp 70e., pertb rs uns
S5e.
gDn6e-Eud BON 40 bic $50.
Wahs.9u6 Saminsntspptbe ~ so, 75,. ST,
1925, $3.50, $l.75 $2unb $3.50.
Blrb's Gse Diaper. aapa 9einen, su Is, 3d.
IS, 40 As unb 50r.
Baumucaeu Diaper Az $i.25. $t.5c uno
$1.75 per &tud BON 10 garb.
9udatad Iader 3u $1.25 1 81, 1.75, @, 2.25,
$50, 3. bis gu sis per 1uBsnb.
9ppliss, eGss Semen, gu so. 75e. unb 81 PIT
DuBsnr, wertb 75s., ST. unt $3.50 per
Dusenb.
Cine aro6t NuswabI pop Sbdttps & Gloafs,
@agat- Belae in aQen Der reneiien Wrbsn.
Nubias au 80 gts, tp1rsn biqia au rs @is.
l1ussbIeiats gettlGer, lsoIs Yreite, su % Cts,
wertb IS l54a
@ebisidis Settti9er, bp0e Slsite, gu 80 Cts,
,pertb 40.
bleidte lsinene 8etttader, suGeY reite, All
rs GiS, wertb ST.
Isinene aUpifiHfn, II Darb brett, Az 60 @ss3
wertb Is. :
@n5Iildss ebsOiUt senbsn8sns, &c 20 gts,
neltb IS.
Domeitic @%,nsbams, au 10, 12t Is unb 163
Cts.
gett. uetsrsiiae BON 10 Gta, Bic SO.
geinene Gflaias hnb Dad son 1863 al so
Gsrtisasma6ts Dameu- an3ise spa So bis
49,. ~io4
Sertiesemadte 5emben, NaGtfittsl, Drsfins-
9ac mes, @criet-@cpers unoS 6iirBen ~
febr niebriaeh preiIeu.
@eftidte AleipunsStiifs fit feline 8iuber
5udatad 1i&er Don $3.50 bis $40 per
Dusenb.
SanhtiherScus BON 10 his IS Cts.
EtlHtiiHcr unb GildsD amasf, III alien
Aualitaten gu febr nieorieen Yreiieu
Stlfeedfn, gang WOle, gu 81 pertb $3.50.
9ianDbeden in GROCER Muspabl, ale lebr bill
lte.
esinsne Dosliss, su 40, 6O, 75@ts, ST, $1.25
uub $3.50.
Matssrapbiiae 5a9sr gu 10 gts, ,pertb Is.
SpiBsn S1apls, Spigen Socquss unb
Sbetlanp Sbawls in gro er Muswabi.
Gin soles Eager Don Srauer- Waaren.
Matten in alien Brettrn unb 0uatit1ten.
Seltna, &Ies, Mats uno @inppw Sbabes.
0pilet, 0aSeneer unb 8 eIosne.@ aFsr, euh
Ta1tsntiider @rtracten unb Setfen in
grocer Mnsmabl.
Nabmai6 n-Naeeln su 40 nnb 90 Cts. per
padet BON lie 10 NaeeIn.
pas bette NabmaiGisen-S Del gu Is Gts per
SIaiHe.
GInrt's unb Coats Sppol.G Soften, au 70 Cts.
pc, OuBenb pber 6 @ts per Sfiid.
Wabmaibinen- Attadaments 81 81 per Scr.
Glansa' In alen QuaDitGien, tps,h, rpib
blau, erau. garrtrt. ~aeltreift, gebrndf, Itaz
fer Mnb Spen-8 anti.
Canton 8laneas In allen QualitGten, Bon 125
au 40 Cts.
Gin erobss 2lset BON gett- Wi.ss-D ef, biai.
ger ale ie.
@sbIeiGis uno unseblsidte SetttiiG,r. 5enten
3tuse. gu isbr niebrissn Yrsifs.
SaMienee BON anberen Sadfn, bic niti ,it'.
bar llno unb tpsIGe ~ ZEN nisbrian.n
@rsilen nur Ii 6 a b snfauft p.r
ben.
Die Mufraae ufrben prrmt aueaefIbrt.
Rlsine vaieis idneu eurd bic yea a,lanet pr
ben. $50 70 b%srreert, maB pas yOltssIp elm.
eelanbt psrben.
l41i
sew 8reters.
1917 unc 1919 Drain . TRACE.
, 1875-02-24
&pis, &pblen etc.
Wiatis fir 6ausbdlter
Sirs inia Temermm9
Die u99amss Riper Coal
GOmpanS Of Gireinia"

Company IF Gireinia"
bat isBt linen srusen 9urratb Der r~einien unb
btlter ,,GartOn 6iQ gut Cote" Uber Gar
b%pnite," melte iemals bier au baben marsn.
uSie beligsn I'll 9uten @isenI9aften anpe.
rer 8pbten, obns ibre 6ebler.
uSie ifup rein uno fr Spn 9 dieftr.
uSie 3inren lei1t unb teisen lhnen.
Sic r men eSal cbne 8erdul1.
uSte Serbreune; pplfommen unb binter-
lalen feline S9laaen pber ba!b aussebrannte
&pblen.
gefteQungsn, tptlde euttpeter in tbrem Sob
len!aaer oosr OFFICE abgseeben, msrben eenau
b~srlprst. 9ermDse ibres srpoen gprratbes,
ltnb E i'm Stanhe Wieoapertaufsr ieeer .3sit
st ptriergen.
,Siiuminpus gcal| lotp OBJ fir Dambfmaz
l9tenen ais SGmiehm msrten alsihf LIE Bon
Der eelnpans ssli fert. ba fs 208ue apblen
auf ibrem Gisentbum babsn. ,pelHes aus 3
Mbern tsfteat refp.: A, 6 unb 10 Sup tisf.
SpIt gump@o abseIirfert. SIS IS
Spft Sail @rtf, abseliefert F.. s ,25
parb gnmp Hpfe ateeliefert =. . 5 90
0rrs Sail GOfe, abseitsfsrt A so
Sttumtupus Goal ter Some abeeliafert 4 so
StTfe' Gfe 8anf unp lite CTR.
yares: Garsfs nabe Der t0ttn, unb an Der
SIeleite hes O0fs serane iib.r BON Der 19ten
eotr; &obert S. Oram, Msent.
, 1875-02-24

Serr GOolpb Sartuns, pel6er elm
Gi9arrehgelddft nit leiner @irtbl6aft
in Der 9ten, Gde Der Main Ctr, per=
bunoe1, bat cine Sprte gigorren 81 ou=
Beroroentlid biaigem 8reile ein9ctauft,
ooB er bielclben gu 5 @ts. per 9tiid per-
faufen fam, Obslei9 Der gepobnli6e
8reis 10 @ts. lit. 8er 6reuno BON
&au6en it, lolte Die gi9arren perlu=
9en.
, 1875-02-24

9roftii9 d. Sn @%ene5uela poate
man Die @tatue oes Brdlibenten aufri6=
ten. Sa nan BORT baufig nit oenprd=
libenten Der &epublif ipe6ielt, perfiel
maj auf elm prattil9es Qusfunftsmittel
uno iebte benz Stanobiloe einen aopf
aot Der ab5uldrauben 1T. 60 oft Elm
neuer pralioent an Die &eibe tpmmt,
idlt Der &opf oes alten uno miro Der
oes fril3sewablten aufseiest : Uniform
unb Snli9nien bleiben Die ndmli9en.
, 1875-02-24

Sn 6 bicaso miro am /. SUM-
5. S. cine neutrality-suspicious.
tion abgebalten iperben. 9faffen unO
2aien aler 8efenntniNe, fir9lide uno
pro ane @eIenl6aften BON alien Gi9=
tllngen Der Winorole lino sur S6eilnab=
me einselaben unb oa Die I60ne @arten=
Itaot li6 maleriI6 an benz 8eltaoe oes
Mi6i9an-S See lagert, biirfen ale Sbeil=
nebmer perii6ert lein, baB fir oengeoarf
BON n@dHrigem" n%ollauf selorgt 1T.
, 1875-02-24

Set Sonntas 1T Die Semperatur
ipdrmer seiporoen unb Die lleberrDde
fnnnen am Sage gu baule selaiien iper=
ben, oa9egen fonnte man seltern einen
9airm gut 9ebrau6en. galo miro Die
beiBere @itteruns eintreten unb Sober
piro senOtbi9t iein, feline &leioun9 gu
dnoern, besbalb iplten iebt alle8el6dfts=
lsute wel6e in6riibjabrs5eu9en @ei4dfte
MAIDEN, baloisit ibre Mnseisen e%inien=
ben.
, 1875-02-24

Gin arpBes Eager pm importirteu unb in.
ldnO iten Dry @opus gum Uerfaui bette
benb in:
SUDDEN alsr Aualit1tfn unb Garten tpca-
enelfter,. fran5cff6er unN beutlher 9abrifen;
traraSfiHe, ensliite unb ftpttifae gancn
Ipeeps uno &alimeres; 6urbad, Mpscpw
unp Gsquimaur 8eaYe 8; Gbmhtaas, 81.
filings, @lcafinss &c, Sc ner fbp ti1de fransD
iite uno reutlHe Yaislsp, Galbmers,A ueens
lamb, Ottoman, Ease uno anpere moperne
Sbawls.
Dreb Coos in GROCER AuswnbI, ME farti.
&c unc ibwa,3e lbwere S~sibentpTe, Satins,
Sifb nnb Ssons pcplins, sans pOlsne T.
rinos, Dslains, Setrea Cloths. @srses, ele-
9ante importirte ploiOs, q paeas, Gmpreb
@lptbs It.
@.ne rfi9e pno ieltsne gfusmatl QYener
@eoenlpfe, geYets, 9slvetssns uno plu,b
Sulttnss, @at'unr, ae "leitte nnp ungstlelb-
te Gpttcus ppn E ner bis bret gurbs Sreite'
GIN grcBes Eager ensiiltsr unb anne ifani
lder SlMfefs, 6lannsls; SolerY lir Dameu,
Strren tnp Hinbr; Sanp1 lube &c, nsblt et<
mem rotten itDn M1ortira II Eager WetYets,
Vrnlsls, Mrmlnltet, Sup ltry uno Sn rain
ga petlnss, Nuss, &c. Namasf unr Nptttn9z
BAN 4act Gartatne, Slid u,b 0innsn iecer
Wrt, Sersi'ttsh Gurfs9 Gep &C. Siliss pis gu
zen feiulten impprirten Maris IL unp thrift,
ltsn Quits unp cine srpbr Iu5.pabl anpelsr
Mrttfsl gu ,abIreid bier aa,ufibren.
Die Nuttipa wtrc pDn Sag 81 Sag fsrt3e
leBt bis Der game 0prrato pe1t uit lit, uno
f BET Der Gerfauf ubne &udbalt uus in YAs-
tien ltatt, 'pie bic adnfer se9sn . a b.eies
mInl9en.
-er Yerfauf besinnt idaliG UNI 10 libr
GOrmtttnss, 2 ubr Naamttiass anb In z
uJr Nbenbs. 172
, 1875-02-24

8e9nabigun9 perweigert.
@ouuerneur Gemper perpeigerte geitern
Die 8esnaoisnns Der folsenoen Yerio=
lel1, pel4e lt6 iebt in Der YenltentiarD
befiroen:
Sames 9ia, farbis, auf . Sabre per=
nrtbeilt, BON Suli 1874.
gbarles 9owler, auf 3 Sabre uerur=
tbeilt.
sbomas 6. @yler, auf 6 Sabre Der
urtbeilt bon Mpril 1874.
, 1875-02-24

Muller: 2ieber S9ulbe peiBt 9l
mas Die Sertreter Der beutl@en aboptip
Siirger in Qmerifa tbun, INN li6 iber
bic @iini6e ibrer oeutl@en Wabler gu
unterri9ten?
9dulte: 9fe Bat meet id MIDI.
Miller: Sic balten uno lelen Bic
en9lil6en 3eitun9en. s.alen
S9uIbe: Sa-a-a ~lo-o-o.