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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28

NoRRrsrowN Herald: A St. Louis
woman says it is no verse to enc,rcie o
lady's waist with your arm In ballroom
than to hug your friends sister on the
back stairs. No worse2 Why, II is not
as good
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12

The annual report of Hon. L. ID.
Standiford, President Of the Louis
vile, Nashville, and Great Southern
Railroad Company, was read at the
meeting of the stockholders il Louis
vile, KY, last week, and adopted.
1t stated that down to December last
there was a falling off in the gross re-
ceipts, as compared with the previous
year, OF s57, 1872. 10; but since that
time business has revived to such an
extent as to make up this deficiency
and give an increase in gross earnings
for 1856 over 1915 of s97, 617.>
40. This increase has steadily main
tanned itself aimee January, 1876, aRd
they now have every reason to believe
will continue through the present ifs
cal year.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u, 1876.
TEE ELECTION,

The returns from Tuesdays cleo
tions in Indiana, Ohio and West Eir-
ginia are very slow coming in. From
what information we have, though,
the Democrats can feel encouraged to
go on to victory in November. The
RADICALS have made a most desperate
fight to win the October elections, and
have not spared men Or money. They
have had the whole power of the Gov
ernment to back them, and yet have
failed. On thesother hand, the Dem
ocrats have had the republican major
titles to overcome, and have had little
money with whioh, TO conduct the can
vaSs. Notwithstanding this, as will
be seen by the following special dis
patch, they have gained great vic
tory. Let us rally now for the last
struggle. If we viii do our duty, we
are bound to win. The corruption
will,ceaso,ss taxes will be reduced, bus
iness.will prosper, aud.we will once
more be a happy, united people Let
"Tilden, Hendricks and Reform" be the
watchword, and all pull together.
The followingswas received late last
night:
NASHVILLE, Oct. II, 1876.
Indiana Democratic. Ohio doubt
ful. Both States claimed by both
parties. Returns incomplete. Both
areclose. = Vest Virginia Democratic.
The AMERICAN.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12

The expenses of the White House
under Democratic rule were S47 ,847 ;
so. Under the Republican rule they
are s106.26485 Is not the differ
ence, $50, 417.35, rather high price
10 pay for the honor Of having Re
publican in the White House? I'M
fortunately this is only an example of
the general profigacy of Republican
rule. The same spirit of reckless ex-
travagance runs through the whole
service, from the President down to
the lowest official.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
q Third Tern, After All.

The plot proposed and the scheme
that is now pleasing to the White
House ring is this: In case Ohio is
carried by the Democrats at the ap,
preaching State election, Hayes name
is to be Withdrawn. 1t being demon
strated that he cannot carry his own
State, change must he made at the
head Of the ticket or all is lost. This
being done. who can rally all the ele-
ments of strength in the party and
win a victory in a face Of defeat?
Who but Ulysses S. Grant? Chan
der exultingiy points to the fact that
every Republican convention of the
year has warmly and cordially in
,lorsed Grants administration. Near
" one hundred thousand office hold
ers would rejoice at the change. But
Ter and Blaine pledge every New Eng,
land State for him except Connect, ut.
and with the remnant of the army
now in the Indian country judiciously
placed in the South, enough Southern
States could be controlled to insure
the success of the plot. As a Preiim-
mary movement in this bold and des-
perate move on the political chess
board, Chandler, is to arrange with
several prominent Republicans organs
in different parts of TIE country to
Immediately demand the substitution
Of Grant for HAYES should the Ohio
and Indiana electi prove disastrous,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
GENERAL NEWS.

1t is reported that the ex-Sultan,
Murad, died on the 18th.
The yellow fever is still raging at
Savannah but not so many deaths
are reported.
The Pool of Sloan is now an un>
attractive sinkhole of dirty water,
surrounded by modern masonry.
The Agricultural Bureau of Geor-
gia costs each citizen a cent and a
quarter per year, and last year saved
S559,O00.
Both parties still clam Colorado ;
but We still fear it has gone radical.
We Will be agroeably surprised to find
it has not.
The full returns from the Connect.
cut town elections show a net Demo
cratic gain of five towns over the last
fall election.
The Republican organs are getting
warlike and threatening in their tone.
"The triumph of the solid South in
this contest means another war, Says
the Cincinnati Gazette.
There are now twenty-seven of
Mosby's guerillas in the Government
departments and nine more in the
navy-Yard. Among them are the
rebels brother and sister.
Rev. Hiram r. Revels, the colored
ex-United States Senator from MissiS-
sippi, is supporting Tilden this year.
The Democracy count on carrying
that State by $4,000 majority.
The Arab Journals of India and
elsewhere are calling strenuously upon
Mahommedans to devote their means
to aiding the Sultan Of Turkey against
the unbelievers who seek to deprive
him of his possessions. Subscribe
literally" say they "that true believ-
ers may cut the heads from the ac-
cursed wretches who dare to lift sac
rilegeOus hands against prince raised
by God to be our spiritual and tenn
poral chief.
"My friends" said returned mis-
sionary, at one of the anniversary
meetings, "let US avoid sectarian bit
terneSs. The inhabitants of Hindos>
tan, where L have been laborIng for
many years, have o proverb that,
Though you battle a dogs tail IN oil
and bind it III splints, yet you cannot
get the crook out of it. Now mans
sectarian bias is simply the crook In
the dogs tail, which cannot be eradi>
Gated, and l hold that everyone should
be allowed to wag his own popularity
in peace"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
TENNESSEE NEWS.

A gambler named Waddell killed a
man named Kirkland in a gambling
hell in Nashville last week. He was
arrested and bound over.
The General Baptist Association
will convene at jackson week after
next. Rev DR. I. G. Jones will de-
liver the introductory sermon.
The Chattanooga Commercial Gre
publican) says: Thomas is not to be
accepted as the Radical candidate for
Governor. Neither is any other re-
pudiationist."
II is thought that Judge \. NJ.
Hughes will come out as the radical
candidate for Governor of this State,
agd that the Executive Committee
will endorse him.
Joe W. Gordon has sold his inter-
est in the Rutherford Herald to Vim
DeGarris. Mr. Gordon goes to Col
umbia as an associate editor Of the
Columbia Herald.
Brownsville Democrat: Sallie Le-
vine, the wife of Gus Levine (col. }
was killed Saturday by the locomotive
of the accommodation train, about
Eve o'clock in the morning, at the
Jefferson street crossing in this city.
1t seems as if she attempted 10 pass
the train and got frightened, started
to turn back, and got her dress or foot
hitched in the track, and was run
over and killed. Her death was in
Simultaneous.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
why u. =. Grant Did Not Become an
oaseex i'm the Confederate Array.

w ny -. UEhht Dhst -NC~ AfSNptHhC HtA
0Rcer i'm the Confederate Array
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Jef Chand>
Ter, heretofore one of the leading Re
publicans of this State has been called
upon by the Republicans of the Third
District to accept the nomination for
Congress. He has written a letter,
which will be published tomorrow, in
which he declines TO be candidate,
and says: 81 am not in sympathy
with the Cincinnati platform, and
cannot support its nominees. $3.50
Chandler is from Michigan, and is
a relative of the notorious Zach. He
is graduate of Michigan University,
and served with the Michigan troops
during the late war, rising from the
ranks to be Colonel of his regiment.
He settled in Missouri after the war,
and up to this time has been leading
man i'll the Republican party. He
was on the ticket as Acknowledgement
which Gen John b. Henderson head.
ed four years ago. The district. in
which he is asked TO run is that in
which X. G.. Frost is the Democratic
candidate. Frost is the son of Gen.
ID. NJ. Frost, who commanded the
State troops here at the outbreak Of
the war, aud was captured at Camp
jackson by Blair and Lyon at tie
head of hope guards, on the ground
that Frost intended to take the troops
into the Confederate service. ~ ISL
Frost now has the original ..letts5
written to himself and Gen Sterlil Z
Price when the Missouri troops we're
organizing, before the attack or Fort
Sumter, from Ulysses S. Grant, then
at Galena, asking for commission in
the force going south, and offering to
spouse the Southern cause. Gen.
Frost declines to make public the lets
ter, claiming that it would not be
honorable. If. however, an attack, is
made upon young Frost by reason of
his fathers Confederate record, the
letter will be produced. The exist,
ence of this letter is an indiSputable
fact, and neither the President nor his
friends dare deny it.
Grants personal habits during his
residence with the Dents had been so
bad that his oHer was not accepted,
and about five months afterward be
went to Springfield and offered bis
services to Yates for the Federal
army.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
NEH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTACHMENT.
W. S. KARNEs. vs. HAYWOOD ADAMS.

n this case il appearing by aft davit that def I
L Haywood Adams is indebted 10 the plaintiff
and has Hbsconded and loft the county, 80 that
the ordinary process OF Law canHO! be served
upon him. and an original attachment having
isaued and the same having been levied on the
defendants property; 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the MILAN FN-
CHGNGE paper published in the town of Milan.
Gibson county, Tennessee for four consecutive
weeks commanding the said iIaywaod adams
TO appear before me at my Office on the lSt day
of November, 1876, and make defence to s1it
against him or the same will be proceeded with
exparte. Is. r. FOSTER, q.
J. I. for the county.
Oct, 4, 1876. Oetl2-a
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12

Governor Hayes piously promised
the Southern people in his letter of
acceptance, that he would be their
faithful friend. What sort Of a man
is he who, after this promise, consorts
publicly with Bob Ingersoll, and APP
proves of his abuse Of the Southern
people by having one of his vile
speeches made in front of his own
door? Gov. Hayes may not be per-
iurer, but he seems to be a good deal
Of a hypocrite.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
Oct, 4, 1876.
DISSOLUTION.

N0TICE is hereby given that the firm Of
cd by mutual consent. The books and accounts
Of the firm are In the hands of ID. 4. Taylor .tat
the old stand, and he is authorized to COLLECT
and receipt for all the notes and accounts dac
the firm Of Taylor i LusK. Please como fer
ward and Settlc your old dues. : u
Respectfully, D. A..TAYL0R.-
J. D.LTFh - a"
The business will he continued in the 80 sIS.
house1by me, and ask the patronage of or
former customers, and am satisfied that | will
conduct the bus nessssO.as to please all.
Respectfully, d. y. TAYLOR. :
Sept26, 1876. ort5-2t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
illuminating Voters.

BALTIMORE, October 5.-Wm. III.
Slater, United States Supervisor OF
Registration claims. Seat0n Roger
Conner, and Joel ID. Hamilton, Unit
ed States deputy marshals. were ar
rested to-day ON charge Of intimi-
dating voters while registering, made
by {. w. Green. Registrar of the
Second ward. The arrests caused
considerable excitement in political
circles.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

Double-column advertisements, 10 per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates.
Triple-cOlumE advertisements, % per cent. ad-
vance on the above rates.
Advertisements 10 occupy special position, 10
uer cent. advance on the above rates.
q" local Notices." lin the same type as local
reading matter.) 10 cents per line.
An transient advertisements must be paid for in
advance. Yearly advertisements, quarterly
IN advance.
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect and remarks on
marriages. One-half Of regular rates. Simple
announcements Of marriages and deaths in
serted gratis.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12

The Dresden Democrat of last week
says: "Mr Sykes has no peers and
few equals on the stump" Neighbor,
don't YOU think you have got things
sorter kinder mixed? If he has no
peers he can have no equals.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
s3O,OOO,O00 saved in annual fedora

S30.OO0,O00 saved in annual federal
expenses by the action of
one branch Of Congress
in one Session.
Sos. 900, 00e of retrenchment propos-
ed and the amount cut
down only in consequence
of the Republican Sem
ate and Executive.
100000 saved to the taxpayers
ofNew York State in one
year by Gov. Tilden.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
LOUISVILLE COMMERCIAL,
& Representative Southern Paper fer
Southern Republicans.

corps of CORE pOndrnts: miSccllauCOus depart
mcnts varied aud interesting; full AMI reliable
market reportS: live editorial discussion: a
complete and thorough new spapcr at very Iea-
sauah'c rficcs.
DAILY EDITION. per year, $50. Per
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ri We 81 80 each: ten or more. 81 81 each.
Campaign weekly Edition for EO1-
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Address
TIE COMMERCIAL 60,
Louisville, ny.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12

The Democrats made clean sweep
in Georgia, electing the Governor
and nearly the entire Legislature
rolouitt's majority will be eighty or
one hundred thousand,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-10-12
1859 8 :

To The working Ciass.-Wc can furnish
Won cin plnymunt mt whi"n you can n axe very
large pay. in your own localities. without be-
ipg sway from home over night. Agents want
cd III every town and county to take subscribers
for the Centennial Record. the largest puhlica-
ton in the { nitcd States-l6 pages, 81 columns;
Elegantly Illustrated; Terms only 81 per year
The Record i devoted to whatever is of inter
est connected with the Centennial year. The
Great Exhibit at Philadelphia il fully illus
trated IN detail. Everybody wants it. The
Who'll. people feel great interest in their COun-
try's Centennial Birthday, and want to know
all shout il. An slegant patriotic crayOn
dra prcmium picture is presented FREQ to
each subscriber. 1t il entitled. I'm remcm-
brance Of the One ilandredth Anniversary Of
the independence uf the United States" Siz-.
% by 81 incacs. Any one can become Il success
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and HUNDREDS uf subscribers are easily obtained
everywhere. There is no business that will
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who are making n high as $50 per day and up
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pie copy Of paper. which are sent free to all
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WY best of agents. Address.
THE CEETENNIAL RECORD,
J.l5-l0tn Portland. Maue.
, 1876-03-01
gHir MAIDEN cuf Die 9tnseisc oss Go=
mites Der 81 ~9riirocnocn Eanf ouImerfs
lam.
Seute 1T 2ents Mnfuns.

SterbIi 9fetts- 8eribt. Gs
ancen ipGbrenb Der Ieyten @oae 26 Sobes.
fdle b%isrisltif fat, ndmlid: @eibe 9; 8ar.
tise II; MannliG II; @ebtib 10.
&Iter-1 Sag bis 80 l, 1 Mcnat bis G 1
b Monat bis IL, 3. 1 Sabr bis 3 2, SAB
sis S T. 5 Sabre bis 10 0, 1870 /, 20 8
81 3, 80 $40 4, 40 $50 2, $500
5, 90 SOB, 1870 0, $50 lne
befannt
Stanb-Qepis 10, Gerbeiratbst g., 8it-
mel 2, 9Eitwen 2, llnbefannt .
Weturtsprt - Ser. Staateu %. ST..
lamb 3.
@rbnun9-Stabt 1, @aribaI @arb 2
SeHerIpn @arb A, MabiIrn @arb 2, Mpr
roe Warb 4, Clay @arb 5, Sadlcn Warb {
@%rmentaus S, Siaats@sfausuib ,SOipital.
S.l6sinigt- 8esulare @srste 81, Gpronel
1. Sparb Of 5ealtb 4, irresuIdrs 4srste
S. 9. @absll> 81. 8.
prdfrsnt pSrarb uf 5saItb.
, 1876-03-01
Was man tn Wmerifa ales tuer-
Den fanr.
(SOrtlebun9.)

.&otbseorunsen". obne einen Gent
Sslo, ober nit eini9en 8iinoeln i6le0t-
gema9tsr Gigarren in Der SoIAe, mar
ibm gar niNt ,publ 81 Mtutbe, als or 10
our6 Die @traBen ldlenoerte, uno er
lu9te bebbolb Die englten nno l6mubig=
item ouf. Sn cinem Seller unten mar
Muli! unb @ei1rei. .8iult einmnl
@ein Slid in elmer Ylismenttneipe pro.
brit" babte or, uuno Seine Gisarren an
Den Diam bringen." uno Elm Slid
par's, boB er's that, BERN unten priigel=
ten lie li1 unb natirli6 miidte Ell ii6
glsi6 brein, uno mari liA politil9er
g8cile ouS Die Seite oes Wirtbes uno
balf Die &nbetDrer Die Srsppe binauf=
wsrfcn. Stun bette er cine 9simotb,
bonn Der @irtb ensa9irte Jpn onf Der
Stelc als uSarfceper."
, 1876-03-01

9pli5ei @eri6t. 5olgenbe
5alle famen eeltern in oielem Geri3te
AIR G%erbonolung:
Warp Mi1ioms, ongcflo9t Gin Yaor
@dnbs, Elm 4aar Spisn nno Elm Ssmo,
i'm Mert6e D SIS, BON Sod Mnoerlon
geltob1en uno Sproon MoDo, farbig,
ongeflogt Die obensenannten Nrtifel er=
balten 5u baden, muBten Die Soften be-
Sablcn uno Siiridoft itelen.
eeSames Sca5elep, an9cflast ipe9en
Sruntenbeit uno @slesibertretuns, ent=
%luIlcn.
8m Glarfe, Sruntenbsit, uuroe 81
9eltraft.
Spbn Gronin, IT,, u%nsetlaet Den Sobn
Gronin, IT,, onsesrifien nno selAlasen
ST baben, wuroe pegen Wtangel an
Yiir9l6aft in Die Sail 9%elanot.
GGmono OnlsD uno Gborles 9enlcD,
Sruei forbi9e Sunsen, ansetla9t cine
Yartie GunoD uon Solepb SaB 9sltnb=
I'm 81 baben, purosn 5t cine Stunoe
Sa,l uno 8 9iebc perurtbeilt.
Gobert Yppfin, farbis, ansctlast Gin
@asabunb uno perbadtiscr Gbaratter
81 lein, entlallen.
, 1876-03-01

Sieles Iein ncues Nmt Dotte er Ieoi0s
lid 1cinen Tduiteu, nl6t Ieincm Genie
5u %perOonfen; alein or bate bod lpenig
items Elm llnterfpmmen. SeIolbune be-
fam er feline, mobl ober fret Glieu uno
5rintcn uno iosar Sreil9lufen orf ei=
ner Yritl4e III elmer Gde bes Saloons.
Gini9e Wo9en 9in9's gang gut. @cin
gutter &opf balf inn baIo iiber bicSoupt=
l6pleri9feiten Ieincr neuen Stellulo
binlpeg, oenn Ell bate ni1ts gu tbun,
als BIER uno 8ronntpein einSul9enfen
nno ungelNlaAtcte @dlte binaus5uiper=
ZEN. @l1ltmal an einem feiuen Ge9en
to9c pollirte es inn jebo6, oab er, mcil
telle Sdlte ba lporcn, li6 lclblt ols @ait
%bebanoelte nnO 10 b'rauf lp5 tronf llno
INNER plcoer tronf, baB er an @noe
gar nl9t pubte, mas er tbat. @r wa.
piebll6 betrunfen uno fano li0 hen ou=
bern Wtorgen lteif nno folt III einer@o5le
onf Der StrnBc. g9ie er ou6in gctom
men. wubte or ni6t. @abrl9cinli6
bate i'm Der @irtb Dinausgeiporfen.
D8alltcr mnuerl0uloetc un9liidsIdle",
la9t Der S6uitcr I'M 2umpaci 8asabun-
oua; bod in New Yort brau0t teln
Wenl6 81 Der5meifeln.
Gr 9llg Die Straben en!lans Dem
Wallcr 5n. Yin Den Merftcn mar es
lAon lebbalt. 2nittrdser wuren bsl9df<
ti9t, S0life aus5ulaoer. .g8iaf 9u
5w0lf SOiIIiilge u%eroienen, 10 grciI' ou",
rief lbm eine rOubs Stimme gu. Gr
lieB li9 oas nld)t 5lpeimal la9eu mo gr,Ti
gu. so iuaro CT 9pd- oocr Safenar-
better. Die Grbcit mar bart, aher Der
SoDn mar nidt i0le6t. Gs ging gans
gut cine 3sitlan9; oa 9ob's elnmaI eiuen
tlelnen Strsit 5lpil0en Den oeutl0en uno
lrllGea arbeltern; nntiirli0 ltano er ou{
Der Seite Der Oeutlhen; aus oemStrei-
te tprroe cine 9riigelei uno mad bartem
&fs, nadoem ein Dulb SuscnoMrme
llno Selne 5erldlagen warcn, erlbien bic
polliei, lieB Die iril1en lauien uno ltedte
Die Seutl1en ms Sod. 3mar wllrocn
lie @le Den anoern Sas luleoer entlal-
len, neil teinaldger 9e9en lie erl1ien; al
Elm oleler 3piI6enfdQ madte ibm OicSa-
DIE perleloet, unb er bel6loB, ]i6 einem
anoern W~lrtcngsfreile 81 miomen.
Gortleyuns tolst.)
, 1876-03-01
ungaru.

Sonoon,29. Sebr- Cine Spe5ial Z
Sepei1e al Den nStan0art" aus Wien,
lagt Die 8eri6te iiber Die 3eritDrung
ourd Die ueberl6wemmuns III ungorn
llno ber53erseiBenc. 100 Subritcn unh
SO anocre 8ebduoe in Neu : YeIt6 lino
unterminirt uno Dem @inliurj nabe. unb
es miro befiir6tet, DAP penn oas @alier
5nriid tritt, cine grrbe 3obl Sauler in
Suos uno anocren @laseu ON ufer ein=
fallen iperben. Son Den $4,000 Ne=
luobnern @Itbopeu lino 10000 beimotb=
los.
, 1876-03-01
NuTprDerui.a

cur Get9eilisuns on Der @riinouns elmer
beati1en 8anf.
@Qe Dsutldr. weldt f6 fir bic g ~iinbuna
zines beuti@sn 8anfinftitutes in tieler
Start intersIuen, tpsrprn treunblthIt srluht,
ltd ait slnst am 2nn WdrS : l1br Mbenbs,
i'm 2Ofale res Serrn 9. Sauer, YrDab Ctr,
~ ttfinbenhen erIammluns au
tetbeiltssn, I'm Die MOsl.Hfeit Der grri9tuus
siner
noeniden Spar nnb Srpuiitenbanf"
uno ben MuBen, peI@s cine fUl@e Multalt
bietst. gu bsipreueu.
BUR Bersinf dung Der @~srlammluneen unb
sum b%elieren ge,itanenib, iperoen l2on in
bislet Gerl,mmluAa finiae Ylane, @ba,ter
unb @Onltituticnen sur CipfttunS SeurtJei-
lung Sprlsleat psrbsn uup 1T zine re6t aabl.
RID: uno mDsli&f @ap't,l Dertrstenes BE-
tbsllisuns. nm gu einem suten NM i9nsTeu
8slaItats gu fiibren i'm Sntsrsle Gins teSsm
Deat19sr.
Ger Gomitc.
, 1876-03-01

Gincinnoti, 80. Sebr. 9ie
Staot 1T in elmer 9rpB enaufre9ung iibcr
ben rMfaroi @ros Gornipal". Sic
@troBen lino gebrdnst boil DON Men-
lden uno leoer Gl1cnbo6nSng permebrt
Die Men9e. 9as gBetter 1T rau0 nno
unan9enebm, ober es ideint lib %aufSu-
flaren. Sic Shore Der Stabt lino in
Der funften Strobe erri1tet uno merocn
oaIslbN Die S6liiliel BON Major SoDn=
fon an ben g.insen Garneual iibcrreidt
peroen. Ser Iuf5us miro elmer Der
sr0bten rno moleriiAitcn lein, welber je
i'll elmer a%meritanilAen Staot seleben
porocn lit. 9es Prin5en &utl4e 1T Elm
ouBerorbentIi6 sruBer Wagen Don 20
Glepbanten 9eSoSen. Sas Sbiff reg
Ba9ens it ein 56lpsinsfDrf 10 Inb
lang uno s SUB bod nit einsm S6rOn
srpil9m Den Obren, fir Ben 4rinsen.
Auf lcoem Obr libt Gin Yage unb auT
Der S@nause Elm Barr. 0onn fol9cn
l6 Garren, wel6e Die Gei9i@te Mmerir
tas uno Socal-S a9en porltellen. 0aa
erlts S%abIeols 1T Die Gntoedmsameri-
tas our9 Columbus; bus lebte, l1ntel
Sam i'm Grieoen. 9ie Sablcaus lucr=
Den 9etol9t BON elmer Mtehgc Masell,
Sclell9aften ST. 4feroc, Dem Scuer-O
partement uno BON pieIsn anoern Or9a-
nllotlonen, ipel6e ale in munOerli6en
He9allen 9etleioet nno nit Sitter iiber-
ldet lino.
, 1876-03-01

9traben Gienbabn. Sic
@ttieninbaber Der &i@mOnO Yferoe'G
ienbabn baben in elmer Montog ab9e-
baltencn 8erlammlanS belAlpnen, Die
Sabn niAtO tparts 5u perIdnsern. Ser
Seri4t oss SAabmeliters 9Ibt Die Gin
n0bme fir lebtss Sabr OLE S27,S22.l3
Die ~aussaben als $26,539.lS, Den ue-
berl9uB ols $l,2S2,95 al.
Die Soften elnen 99asen bas sanse
Sabr fabren 81 lallen, belanien li1 oul
$4,000.
Ser 6Obrpreis Wiro ni9t ernieorist
reroen.
Sie altcn Scamten lino ipieoer cr=
p0blt.
, 1876-03-01

Spieter 8crboftet. @eitern
Nahmittag wurbe Gorl Singleton, elm
Gpislsr, perbaftet, alf Die Mnflage beg
Sperm George S. Nort1n, elm Mpotbe'
fer in Der Trantlin StroBe, cine Sum=
me @elbcs BON inn in Saro ooer elnem
onoeren Sa5aro-Spi seiuonnen gu ba-
ben.
@s Deibt, sob lpdter berlelbe nit Nor
ton Die So6e perslciAen wpllte, br9
baB &i9tsr Mbite luldes ni6t su9ese=
benunb $1,000 Sirl6aft pcrlon9te, Die
er nm IL ubr seltsrn No6t nod ni9t
seleiltct.
Seute miro Der SAT- i'm Yoli3ciseri9-
IL unterln6t mer0en.
, 1876-03-01

9as Gomite fir rYripilises uno
Glection" bcri6tet iiber ben Sal BON
@oplc uno Sraop Sic Maiorltdt in
hielem Safe bciiiruprtct Somes 8.
Sraop, opn SiB su5ulprchen. Auf @n-
trag bes Serrn Sanlel wurOe Der Serl1t
ium 0ruf beprbert.
9err 8lano miro einen Minoritdts :
gerl6t %einbringen.