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, 1876-12-03

The State Of New York offered ano pau ~ =
large reward for prize canal-boat propsnse ass
by steam, but the prize boat don't seem .s;np "
made any money the present season III c1d'ts he
1eights between Buffalo and Albany ano .n,1 n,1
not been able to navigate the ditch IS cne'p9 ~.
as horsepower. But 1T appears that ~ ~
proyement has been made by another m'eA''
The Buffalo Express says: -.s,r
Ia BErrs has received advice from the iaps a2 ~
of the canal steamer Rapid announcing n rom
rival at Troy in five days and eight hour atm
Buffalo. This steamer has attracted mo.s o.sesth;ng
ton from shippers and eanal-men than ~ Her
that has appeared on the canal in Yeatt, Yetse,. that
performances thus far would seem to nete ina With
steam on canal may successfully compeHI I,vsns,
horse boats. Mr. GzonoE ". Hall. ,.deI o. h Of the
n Y, is the inventor, builder. and o~nes norron1o
steamer Rapid. Dir. HALL has certainly oss.sd oss b1
two important difficulties or faults possefn ma
all steamers heretofore put upon the canas to
Is the arrangement by which one man Is a,osnsIY
perform work for which three men nave and
been employed, viz: engineer. 9tce1sm1 s-1ryin2
fireman, and the other point is that hes,sshsd hes ia
capacity is greater than has been a rsrr,ed
STEAMERS heretofore built. The Rapid has ahoui
8, 600 bushels wheat, while 7. COO bushels - 11~~
an average load for canal steamers.
, 1876-12-03

ST. nEREARD CoMMANDERH. NO: IS: 4. Ian
Annnsl conclaye "Wednesday evening" DEC. T. = 49,
oeiocE for the election OF ocers and p5yment
, 1876-12-03

sist in the maintenance Of peace. Ihere ID
no danger of Gen. RueEE's interfering except
to keep the two factions from muroerlns
each other, or to enforce the law when 1ne
State authorities are unable to do So
, 1876-12-03

coR1STH1AN CHAPTER NO; So T. - ~ Mi-SneG;iSa 81 H.
KoTh Arch degree Annual G9nTnEaemiEnR @ nT14S2mERSHT @ HIP
, 1876-12-03

The Evening Post OF yesterday cop1ea &C., &C.
eral excellent articles from the columns Oh ~.
TRIBUNE, pitching into the West-side r.; r.
Company, last September. for not 1educu's 49,
, 1876-12-03

CHICAGO LODGE NO. S. O.; F.EeStiSn q +.
requested. taa3. =. ~ " -. 80
, 1876-12-03

1.rAvFTrE CHATTER NO. 2. T. 4. M.-Hau =
49,, sneciaj C,nyocaton Monday evening DEC:
for work on the T. A. DeErcs = 79o ~
erder of the Il. ?. r. -. 4oIhEA' oe~A~@N''
, 1876-12-03

ATTENTION. SIR RKNIGnTs-sTATEnC CoNCLAvE LAVE
.; cbieago coma9ds1y E1 h9 F nehfs Mehuas eSurt
.nk; nak,si1 ~ invfted. By order OF tile t:ni. Com
eou1ls 10'1 CHAS. j. TKOWBK1uGEr Recorder
, 1876-12-03

NATIONAL LODGE NJ 5sT 81; 4, T. fia 4 sad ,hsii A
n, 1cr .. 1ia]stcd aud lsandolph.ata TnesoaS
e1entne Dec is76 20 9elosk eeres gts!lnB ofder
of r.. II. H. " A"S
, 1876-12-03

FA1Rvmw cnnTER 10 1e,! 1s I'm, = So 77o cor.
sa. 9,nrf.ay. On Tlursday, Dec It 1:So eaG 1ts
- for work on the ~ E. and r. 4; DeG!t6 F X chaptef
asoEs STE oo1o'AAs D. e, GRECO, u. E. Il. +.
, 1876-12-03

1pvc7>orr 1onGE NO. CSC. h. T. AND 4. NJ. NJ
~ lanai coromnnication " the Lodge OCCULT
Wedncsday Dec. e. for The clect1on oi infX0S r. II.
TuEn HARZ Secretary pro tcn
, 1876-12-03

ECLIPSE LODGE no 4ot E. g g. O. IeFalaf Ea eesine sn
p t rs u and
evening Dec Tor thT eteet'Sn i:x trder 11 of
upon the qaeeuo4 ~ JOHN RECK. n Il.
110ECE Recording Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

CuEIors DISCOVERY. - Last Tuesday
the fossil bones OF two animals, evident
~ of the rodent species and about the
size of the 'arges. kind Of squirrels. were
discovered in the Richmond mine q. the
depth Of 900 fee: from the surface and
irnbedded in the center of solid body
of ore. How and when they got there
is q question for scientists to solve. The
bones a,e in good state Of preservation
and any ore desirous Of examining them
can do 90 ty calling at the office OF Mir.
Potts. the foreman oil the Mine.-Eureka
Sentinel, Dee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
TH: PROSPERITY OF wASHOE
COUNTY.

Broad acres ard rich lands; good
crops and fat cattle; years oil plenty
sna the hacd of industry, these
bring the substance Of prosperity
and the easy means Of revenue.
Look at the following, which Is Tire
Journals exibit Of the condition OF
Washoe County, and compare ii
with :hc showing that can be made
by any mining county in this State
OF California:
II cur local columns will be
:oua. tbs aanua. statement q
County Recorder J. 3. Williams.
showing the financial condition OF
Washoe County fer the year 1876.
1t Will be seen that our county IN
Gep.e52ess amounts TO Sic, $50 80.
including Court House bonds All
and interest Of So. 800. We have
cash OF hard in the various funds
aggresatin9 $50, 2e3 20. There Is
not included IN thts the amounts
due for special school faxes, nor the
amount collected and due the Reno
Fire Department.. those amounts be
ing held in trust for those purposes.
sud sggregating several thousand
dollars. Tie value OF oar county
property is placed At SO, 90. which
includes the Court House ana !urIi-
ture. and the Poor House. farm AMI
furniture. The aggregate vaiua OF
or real and personal property as
shown by the last assessment roll Is
So, 81 40 It is safe to say that
SO. Ooo, 900 IS Eearer the ca-h value.
Our rate CT taxation was 81 50.
which was great deal lower than
any other county III the State. and
will probably be less than 81 50 for
1877. There was S56, 500 % taxes
collected, leaving 3 delinquent list
Of 2,o7S -. The number Of poll
taxes collected was 6,JSS, and the
vote of the county was l.JG4. This
exhibit is 10 doubt great deal bet
ter thaa can be shown by many
counties cn the Pacific Coast. and IS
especially gratifying tc those citizens
of this county 10 whose efforts We
are indebted for such Z healthy |
showing. The future locks bright |
ka.ore US, aad IL sho-ld DO the en-
ieavo- Of all 10 maintain OF. present !
exalted position.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

A QUEER ltANIA.--Last Friday there
died in San Fra1cisco IN eccentric old
German wohsn named Christina Wei
ser. She was about e. years old: and
the Post DESCRIBES he, as having occu-
pied two rooms In double tenement
house on s. mper street and to have
kept entirely - herself. An inspec-
ton OF her effects revealed some Curl
Gus facts. which serve to give glim-
mering oil 4 strange life led. In ono OF
her apartments were four trunks.
containin:- Oh top quantity Of cloth
ing, neatly folded and packed, while
underneath "'as an assortment Of pitch
crs o! var;rrs designs and material,
and appar..r.;!v unused. Two barrels
with similar contents We're also found.
IN one Of the rooms there were ranged
4 number Of Kitchen utensils, new and
shining. Very tell-:ale witnesses were
discovered in two undcrskirts similar
10 those worn by shop,!eters. St"ut
straps 20 ii over the shoulders We're
tasteucd to 10th. and pockets innu-
merab'e Nero conveniently distritu-
ted !hrcrg'.-2.. Doubtless the isrg
est hGoUn pitcher could have found
ample accommodation in some one Of
those pockets. Tho collection, taken
with the ra;.lcoa:s, would seem 20 in
4 tI-
the aii of def fingers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

No Norton O. STAINING. The S!!Se;
S,s;e Of Dccembt. Q tells the following
s:ory of brsce Of youns tramqs.
The tsamps arrested Iasi Thursday by
the railroad detectives and Deputy Shcr-
II Hayes had g. hearing before Justice
Davis yesterday. They pleaded guilty.
snd were sentenced TO 10 days each in
the County Jail. The prisoners names
arc John Robinson ami Charles Smith.
TIE reason given Ter breaking into the
house. as told by one a the t-anps. \
I.-year old, lean. lank seveu-footer. was
as follows: We'll NY chun, and we've
t,anp:ng TO California, and were very
hungry: almost starved when we s1r!yed
as the house. There VAS 10 Que around,
rnd We conc,ud 81 10 break Into the house
and 80 - g., :. "'e;ii.i.g 10 eat. IL T
short i.r4s 1Iy cn4In forced board oil.
and l squeezed IL. ti15. 1t. got some
3our. : little bacon and scISe coffee lid
passed them out We then started fire
and cooked the provisions wa had taken
from the house. and sie them. After
finishing the meal / scain entered the
house and placed the things we had used,
except the 'csub, where | had taken
them from. We took nothing BIZ. wlis;
We est"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Dr. John w. Draper. in his address.
before the American Chernic ai Society
echoed the complaint, which persons
addicted TO tina; science are always
making, Of want Of appreciation by
tue age and community i'll which they
live. The New York Journ OF Com
merce .joi.s issue with him, and con-
tcnds tina: chemistry has received as
mitch attention in the educational in
stitutions OF the country IS its relative
importance warrants. Every college
worthy Of the name has its laboratory
and its Professo. Of Chemistry, and
opportunities are furnished to all who
may desire to prosecute Investigations
OF this nature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Rare discrimination was shown bv
the Court of General Sessions in New
York, when woman who had been
compelled to steal to supply drunk
en- raramour with whisk was cleared,
while the instigator of her ruin was
sent 10 the Paui;ent;ary for five years.
The man had known Of dark passages
in the early life of the unfortunate
woman, and had used his knowledge
after she obtained 4 respectable posi-
ton 10 compel her to serve his crimi-
nal purposes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

The civil government and admins.
tration ofTurkay sre based on the 10.
ran and its textbooks, which are infai-
lible guides for every official. They
absolutely forbid any equality between
Moiammedan and Christian, who IS
not allowed to carry arms, and whose
evidence is not permitted to be taken
against a Mohammeclan. Even if the
Porte wished to carry on. the exacted
reforms, the Koran makes it impossi-
BILE 10 do So
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

WooD CUTTING CoNTgACr.-Tbe Carson
Valley News Of Friday has the following
item:
We unjefs,a AID lhat the Genoa Fiume
Company have let contract to cut 6 600
cords Of wood in Dry Canyon. back Of
Genoa. We believe Dry Canyon is 10.
Gated between Genoa and Sierra Canyons
Tho company have been busily engaged
surveying timber land il that vicinity
during the past lew days.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

ACCIDEST.--As swing train No. l.
was coming down from Truckee this
morning 1t ran against a young man
who was sitting asleep on one Of the
ties. the cow-catcher threw him
about twenty feet down an o,nhank-
ment, but siugulsrly enough he re-
ceived only the very slightest injury.
The clothing on his back was nearly
torn of OF him, and be was quite sud-
denly aroused from his pleasan: SUM
tcrs,-fRenc Gazette, Dec. y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
A Coon ISprAv.-The Eeveiiia :

A Coon iSpTAE.-The Eeyeiiia Of
Dec. tell, the ut:erauce Of 4 certain
improved red man rs follows:
Judge John. of the Pluto tribe, who
has been staying in this city with u
view III asC-r;aining the result OF the
election, called ut our sanrtrm this
afternoon and said "iocd-bye. Me
tell the bows that Hayes and Wheeler
IS President United States. Me
wanted to know this long time :"
Whereupon he left
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
FoorAsE.-S,ysth tho Eevc;lle OF ID

Fo3-AGE.--Says tho Rcvc;!ie OF de-
cemher ::
a conversation recently occurred in
ono OF the Man haitian Companies
rnires among a party OF religiousiy in
ciined Cornish miners. One Of them
eNpati:.in- on the iufa!ib;litv faith.
asserted tina. il they only Lsi faith
'hev cou!,, "dr;ve the!- cross cut
withou. striking lick" when au-
other not 50 well informed, but Of 4
moro practical turn Of mind, suc-
ge-;oi the propriety Of giving Faith
HI interest in their contract.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Signcr Eossi, the great italian Shak-
spearean actor, recently had all inter
view with The French Prince Imperial
AZ Florence. Tho interview lasted
three quarters Of all hour, and Iiossi.
in a published account of what trans
PRED, says be was surprised TO find il,
the young Prince a good Sbakespcar-
can scholar. He had studied liam
let" IN particular, land from the IA
miliarity with which he spoke Of that
parsonage It would appear ~ if he
locked upon himself as a second
Prince of Dpnmark.' The precocious
young mans mother may not admire
lhis view of the case.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12
PHOTOGRAPHIC BREVITIEa,

San Francisco. Dec. IL. -Tkos q.
Reynolds, County Clerk. has seat q
letter TO J. Il. Wisc. Chairman of the
Finance Committee o! the Board Of Su-
pervisors. with reference to the charges
! of J. c. Mayna1d, Secretary of the Dem
ncrstic Stale Central Committee, that
Reynolds had been instrumental in per.
pe,ra,iDg frauds by which the Demo-
crsils party was defeated 10 the recent
election in ,his State. and asking that
Maynard and his Witnesses be imme-
iiat-,y Examined. in order tia. he
,Rey"o.1,l may have IN opportunity to
iisprcy. lie accusations. Mr.. Wise
states :hai tae examination of Witnesses
will not take place for a week or two
owing 20 his intended absence from the
city.
Ex-Governor Pscheco intends contest
Jig the election in tbs Fourth Congress
grcssionsl District without delay A writ
VIII AcI W SSrtIslA 'cSSicthEN
Of State B-c!, flon. issuing certificate
OF election from Wiog!ratcn on the re-
v;sed returns from Monterey county. aEd
also writ Of prohibition to stop llpro-
ceedipss i'll the matter until the 18th IT,
stsn.. when q mandamus will be issued
by Judge DainGertield of the 18th Dis
tlict Court, On which the case o. MARX
ley. Clark Of Monterey county. who
changed tho returns. will come "p for
hearing.
II. .. Boruek. Secretary OF the Re
publican State Central Committee. an
roruces that the present Organization
Of tbs Republican party vii! be matt
tanned fcs work IN the coming cam paign
for the election Of county officers and
members Of the Legislature. There are
now. ne states. 253 Republican clubs il
the State. and he expects to augment
their number TO upwards Of 400.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

General Samuel Cooper, Adjutant and
Inspector General of the Confederate
States Army" is dead. He was native
OF New York and q graduate Of West
Point in the class of 1915.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

RCLLION fEven such rs - not
- receivable at the L. s. Mint ssss,ed ard
sold OF the most favorabl. terms.
samples CT Ore critically sssayed fer both
Gold and Silver, AND RFpORTS B>skp TROY
DUPLICATE TESTS, for 81 Is per ssmplt .
when reports delivered In Carson.
Samples Of Ore sFssyeu for Copper Leaf
Anthony, Tin and Mercury. or Yther Metals,
at very low rates. See Circulars.
Samples Of all inorganic substances miner
ais, saline deposits ana mineral waters anslyzea
AID eysIained chemically or microscopic ally
Also. particular attention riyen to the Gs,,r.
nation of Foods aud Liquors, with reference
10 ADCLTERArIONS.
We ain at large business on small pro1ts
whether IN Analysis or in other branches
Assayefs and the Trade furnished With Ch. IL.
ically Pure Gold at $40 per o., via. discounts
oil for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver
8 per c2.
For further inf"r nation see ADVERTISEMENT in
virginia Evening Chronicle, or SAL, ~ above,
Oh Messrs. Pi1ley Mcdonnell for Circular.
COMA WiEGANU
Formerly Meter and kenler OF I. g 3Iip. a.
San Francisco. and later AssaSs1 .! tie sar.s
Estahlislment. aov!su
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Two fatal eases Of blood poisoning
have occurred in Liverpool which Will
unfortunately, strengthen the preiu-
dices of the ignorant against vaccira-
ton. Two tine healthy children fell
i'll soou after vaccination by The public
vacciuatnr. and died. The only eJrla-
nation sug grst,d was that the "atmos-
phe-ic cau-Cs arising from peculiari-
ties Of the neighborho0d and the
houses ia which tire children resided
might have. in consequence Of the vac
cination, led to tho disease which re-
suited il DEATH Tho jury returned
4 verdict TO the effect tina. the children
had died from the effects OF pymDia.
consequent Trou vaccination, skill
fully performed and from good
source. but what were the precise
causes leading 10 the blood poisoning,
ghc medical evidence did not enable
the jury 10 say.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

The Renoites were greatly pleased with
the Marionettes.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Anna Dickinson "a an actress has
been not 3 little nor very am;cabiy
c-iticisei; hut that she il liz cd for her
courage is manifest in the Herald =
note that at the Arch Stree. Theater,
Phil adelph.a. Immediately IN front OF
The little Quaker meeting house,
where, when short-haired school
mistress. she made her first appear
ance a. an abolition Gebater, Miss
Anna Dickinson is now playing Anne
Boleyn, in 1.-The Crown Of Thorns."
The audiences she draws, among her
old 'ownspecrie. are mere critica! than
enthusiastic. and if they do not ap-
rlaud her as all sctyess, cannot bu; All
mike her courage and perseverance,"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

As in this State among the rarcters.
rabbits are considered rs vermin ia
Scotland and treSted accordingly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

A dispatch dated Buffalo Springs,
Wyoming, Dec. 7th says: The troops
are still here. A supply camp has
been formed, guarded by details from
the infantry and artillery. All men
unable to undergo the coming march
will either DO left here or sent to Fet
tcrman. No later news Of the hostiies.
General Crock is awaiting the return
Of the scouts. Weather mild"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

composing room Of the New Orleans
Times. died last week. Jus. before
his death he became conscious for a
moment, and in that CLEAN, dwelling
upon the habit of his life, he suddenly
exclaimed, 1.-THE eds are all right,
Sherman; lock up the forms and let's
go TO press"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Theodore Til:on is among the Ca
nucks. Wonder j. he still plays The
So.nnambulist in his night shirt:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

THs White Pine News Of December 3
speaks Of the times in Hamilton "a being
''ala.niDgly dull
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

In Iowa they call saddler horse
Eilliuer,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

MY awful Dad is the name OF L
play III which Mr.. Charles Matthews
is the funny Star.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

The Herald's funny man comforts
the Republican heart by saying that
Governor Coke Of Texas, thinks Tilden
the greatest statesman Of the age. 1t
may be we'll to say that Coke wears a
81, hat and 90 set of false teeth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

The Reno Gazette speaks of gravel
claim near FEanktown which is SUCCESS
fully worked.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

De. FRED HU1cHINGs, lately Of Win
nemuccs, has opened an Office in Reno.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Lady Northcote, Henry Stafford
Northcote's wife, is native CT Mon
treal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

PUBLIC LIBRAEY.-Ths subject Of
Public Library is being agiiated
in Eiko.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

Ex-senator Stewsr. has gone East.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

joe Jefferson is in Ireland. OF
course his performances meet with
great SUCCESS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12

As IN this State among the rarcfers,
rabbits are considered rs vermin ia
Scotland and trested accordingly.
Theodore TiIton is among the Ca
nucks. Wonder j. be still plays The
! Sofnnambulist in his night shirt:
THs White Pine News Of December 3
speaks Of the times in Hamilton "a being
"sla,nliusly dull
MY awful Dad" is the name OF L
play in which Mr.. Charles Matthews
is the funny Star.
The Reno Gazette speaks of gravel
claim near F1anktown which is success
fully worked.
joe jefferson is In Ireland. OF
course his performances meet with
great success.
PUBLIC LIBRAEr.-Ths subject Of
Public Library is being agitated
in Eiko.
Lady Northcote, Henry Stafford |
Northcote's wife, is native Ct Mon
treal.
De. FRED HU1cHISGs, lately Of Win
nemuccs, has opened an Office in Keno.
Ex-senator Stewart has gone East.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-29

als gabco d an Scmitaqe in Waibing'
ton anfam, barrten ieiner sablreiG)e Sreunot
am Depot. gr befieg mad fur5em 9ruiie etn'
autlde nub fubr idne1 mad ieiner gSobuun9
no ieiue Srau ibn iebnli6ft ermartste. Spa
ter beud)te er BEN Yrdiioenteu lInO fpurb'
pom bieiein 10 sienllid nit Der alien cer5lif.
felt empiangen. Sabcod iab blet6 uno an9e'
griffen aus.
Der SSertb Der 9 ei benz @infnbr er
rei1te in Rerp=gorf I'M .Wonate Sebruar
puroen 1853 Sallen Hobisioe, gegeu 633 i'm
Yaralel Wonate oes SabreS 1875, eingez
iiibrt. InBerbem trurben 329 gallen 60
cons in1porttrt.
Su Sobofen, N. - S., perfIibrte eiil
Wieni6 unter Dem Seripred)en Der Ste fiinl
Srauensimnsr. Ille eri6ieneu gletd)Seiti9
Dor Dem 0tidter, oanlit Der Oon Suan sur
6efenld)aft 9esosen lperbe. SllS man aber
nadl benlelben ild}te, par er Derbuftet. Qlle
flint Sranensimmer iolleu adltbaren SAINT
lien an9eb6ren.
3. 8. SrootS, friiber @r6iibent Der
yWieddnics' HatiGnal= Sanf" su petersburg,
Sirg., pelder negen llnterfleiis BON Gel
bern Der Sanf auf fiinf Sdb-e ms 3u6tbaus
Su llbanb, gt. g., gelfift murbe, u, nah
l5~monatlider Saft pom Brdfbentsn begnaz
Sist moroen.
Sn 8ioerleauua Der 9lngabe, baB Der cou=
greiiiouele 8 biir hitter StbhuQb ben
llnionsioloaten, pelher ieit Sabren Die Sab
men oeS 8apitols aufbiBte, abgeiett babe,
tb:ilt !6r. s. nit, baB 5. 8. @hancep - 10
beiBt Der Sabnenmann - mad, iuie Dor auf
bem Soften auD ibm oeiien 9biesung nie=
mails einQefallen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-29
5er Srauo 0es Sampfers ,,Warg
9$eu ~

Cincinnati, %. 6ebruar. - Wian
ihGbt ben burd) Den 8ranO oes 9ampfers
rMarp Seu" III S,dSbnrg, Nii, augeniftes
ten Gerlut auf mebr, ais cine baIbe Million
Dollars. Ser 0anIpfer Bate cine sroBe 3abl
BaiIagiere nit pertbpoller Baggage am Soro.
Die yNarp Bed" salt fir ben sr0bten, ie.
mails sur Sdifffabrt auf bem DtiiTiftppi ooer
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