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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26
The following telegram was sent to the
AIastnr of tho Y @ Stnte Granre i'm So

Aaster OF Inc \. {. state UranSe IN Sos
sion at Greensboro:
We, the State Grange of Tennessee,
now in session, send greetings of the Pa
irons of Tenn, to all Patrons of North
Carolina, with full faith and confidence
that your work, and ours, forms this true
bond of union between all sections, and
bid YOU a God speed in the work
Wal MAXWELL, Master
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-02-26


Grange opened-bills presented and al
lowed-usuaI vote Of thanks voted To
Mr.. Jno. L. II. Tomlin, for his kindness
in giving the Grange the Useof his Hall,
without charge, railroads, Sc, &c. The
installation of officers took place at 10
o'clock-dOors were opened, and all who
wished witnessed the ceremony. AtII
O'Clock Hon. Dorsey Thomas addressed
the members of the Grange, and citizens,
on the aims and objects OF the Grange
movement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
A Change DemaEaPd.

a large number of Senators and Rep.
rescntatives from the great agricultural
States OF tho West signed a recommen-
dation to the President tor the removal
OF frederick Watts, COMMISSIONER Of
4 gricuture, and the appointment OF
john p. Reynolds, of Illinois, IN bis
place. Mr. Watts administration is very
unsatisfactory 10 q grcat. number OF the
Congressman from agricultural districts
who have dealings with him.
Mr.. Reynolds is an excellent man, but
we can name better for that position
Hon. Alfred Gray, of Kansas. Mr.. Gray
has filled, in this State, for many years
past, a position with similar duties, ard
has won u deservcdly high reputation
throughout the Nation. The annual
reports of tho State Board of AgrIcul
;ure OF Kansas are the best ever issued
by any State in the Union. They are
infinitely superior to the Reports of the
National Commissioner, III interest, in
value, and IN their scope, character and
accuracy. If a change Is TO be made III
the position OF Commissioner of Agri-
culture, Mr.. Gray is the best man in the
country for the place. He would make
it OF real practical value to the agricul-
tural Interests OF tie country.-Aichis0H
Champion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

life, are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose, DR.. Pie-ee's
Golden Medical Discovery, with very
small doses daily of Dr.. Picrce's Pleas
ant PurgatiYe Pellets, is pre-eminently
the articles needed They cure every
kind of humor from the worst scroiula
to The common pimple, blotch. or crap
ton. Great eating ulcers kindly heal
under their mighty curative influence.
Viru!cEt BLOOD poisons that Turk in the
system are by them robbed Of their ter
rors, and by their persevering and some
what protracted use the most tainted
systems may be completely renovated
and built up anew. Enlarged glands,
tumors, and swellings, dwin4le away
and disappear under the influence OF
these great resolvents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
The Railroad.

a delegation of gentlemen from Ma
ron Center and Florence had consul
tation last week at Topeka, with MIR.
Nlckerson, President of the a. L. C ).
F. X. Il. Co, relative to the proposed
Cottonwood Valley railroad. The COM
miitec men were most kindly received
and patiently heard by Mr.. NIckcrson,
and other officials of the read, and unan-
imousiy represent themselves well
pleased with the Interview. And they
are unanimously of the opinion that tae
road wW be tuift, provided the people
will extend 10 the project proper encour-
agemcnt. This we have no doubt they
will do whea far proposition is sub
mitted to them. That snch u PROPOSE
ton will be submitted in few weeks,
VIC have good assurance. Let orr peo-
pie be patient, but not idle. A railroad
we must and will Marion County
Record.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
LIVER ND Rllaan DISEASES.

BY r. Y PIERCE, VI. D., Author OF
"The Peoples C9mncn Sense Medical
Adviser"
\ healthy l:eo. sccYctes each d%v
about two and half pusud- az bile,
which contains a great amount of was;e
material taken from the blood. When
the liver becomes torpid or congested.
ii fails to eliminate this vast amount OF
noEioIs substance, which, therefore, re-
mains to poison the blood, and he con
veyed 10 every part Of the system. Is iaf
must be the condition OF she blood when
it is receiving and retaining each day
two and n hais rs2r7rtis of poison Ma
ture tries TO wo-S of this poison through
other caafrois and organs-ihc kidneys.
lungs, skin, etc. BIZ, these organs be-
come overturned in periorfnl-'e 1ai> labor
in addition 10 5E~'r naiarss functions;
and can OF long withstand the pressure,
but bef"mc va-;orsly diseased.
The -ain, which : the great cicciri-
cal center OF all viiGiit9, * undnlv slim
ulated by the unhealthy blood which
passes 10 I; from The heart. and II fails
10 parto-m is face healihily. Hence the
symptoms 81 bile poisoning. which arc
duI Illness, headache -inrapaciiy to keep the
mind on any subject, impairment 81
memory, dizzy, sleepy. or nervous feel
ings. gloomy forehodlngs, and irritabIliiy
OF temper. The blood itself being di>-
cascd, as il forms the sweat upon the
surface Of the sksn. II j. - Irritating
add poisonous that il produces oi>coi-
orcd brown spots, pimples, blotches, and
other ergpiions, sores, hoils, carbnnclc-.
@ad strofHlous tamors. The stomach,
bowels, and other organs. cannot escape
becoais,-= effected, sooner or latter. and
we have, - s1is result. cosiivcness, piles.
lrop>y, DYSPEPSIA. diarhWa. Other
symptoms ~ common, - bitter or lad
taste in tie mouth, internal heat. pa'pi-
taiion. teasing cough, unsteady appetite.
choking sensation in throat. hloasing #
stomach, pain IN sides 81. aio-; si,oBld-
ers or back, GOODNESS Of cxtreriiies. etc.
etc. Only few of the above symp-
toms are likely 10 he present in any fsase
~ one tine. The liver being the grear
or blood cleansing organ of
the system, sets this great shou-kccper
81 orr health" al work, and the fogl cor +
u hich gender in the blood. ard
Z eC!. as Z were. fac Esa.s..EsTv Il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
WE BELIEVE VIZ WERE RIGHT.

Tho Wyandottc Ga-ette, copying the
favorable notice we gave Gov. Osborn
several weeks ago, says that at is Singh
lar TO what opposite conclusions differ
ent people arrive, in regard to the con
duet, character and merits OF aspiran,s
TO, and holders Of Official positions, when
the facts bearing upon the case have
been laid before the public, and are OF
should DO known TO all alike" The
editor of the Gdsefts Is probably aware
that there is not a public man in Kansas
whose political, and private character rs
well, has not been attacked periodically
The best men we have are Ii; bic TO be
blackguardcd 10y sIandercrs. Gov.OShorn
has twice been elected to the chief ofice
in the State, since the statemeDta the
Gazette referred To were made public.
His enemies used them to the best adj
vantage, and yet the Governor was
elected and reelected We havc faith
in the people, if not IN thc politicians
and it does not hook rcasc%able to us
that The GovcrDcf could 80 long rotaa
the confidence Of the voters OF Kansas,
if there was Re least truth IN any of the
statements. Truth, you know, will pre-
vaii. Ample time there has been to
prove thcer statements either true or
false. Again, the newspapers OF Kan
sas, as well y. shs leading men, almost
unanimously pronounce Gov. Osborn
the best chief executive the SASS ever
had. Therefore, Bro. Taylor, have we
not some reason 10 claim that Gov.
Osborn is "the most popular man in
Kansas" Can the Gazette man point to
a single fact which would rhror, u
SHADOW upon his administration as
Governor ? We think not. Il IS in that
Office that he has becu thoroughly tried,
and his record is rs clear and pure as
any public man of the prc-sst day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

Troy are getting terribly corrupt
dowa about classic Athens. Several
prominent officers in tho ccclcsiastic de-
partmcnt and minister of justice have
been impeachcd for corruption and
simony. Old Dlosencs would have no
more cause for putting out his lantern
on account Of the honesty of the modern
Greek, than when he gropeI around
among his contemporaries.
The unwilling of the Lincoln statue
at Washington took place last Friday.
There was an immense gathering of tho
pcoplc-espccially the -colored people.
The statue is of bronze, twelve feet high,
resting upon a pedestal ten feet high.
1t represents Mr.. Lincoln standing erect
with the proclamation of emancipation
in lis left hand, while the right hand is
outstretchcd over the kneeling figure Of
slave from whose limbs the shacklcS
have just been freed. Upon the base Of
the monument Is the word "Emancipa-
ton"
Mr. c. G. Hutchinson, we'll known IN
this state, writes John Gels eco. that he
has adyices from Leavcn worth that &C
tive steps are being taken an earnest
efforts made TO get Il branch OF the
Narrow Guagc via Topeka, EskridSc,
Council Grove and Mcpherson Center 10
Hutchinson. lie says that the Hutchin-
son people prefer that the road shall be
b nit via Salina-athough be under
ST tnds that our people are opposed TO
any railroad running southwest OF
Salina. lie further states that it's within
tho power Of our people TO get this
competing through line very soon and
that his people are anxious to unite With
us. What shall wc do?
By the will OF the late a. t. Stewart,
all his property and estate Is beqneathed
IL his wife and her heirs forever, and
Jadso Hilton, who is made administra-
tor, receives 100000. His executors
are directed to distribute gifts 10 suns
of s., Geo TO sc, 900 To certain employee,
who served him long and faithfully, AND
in smaller sums 10 the servants of hi
household. Bequcsts are also made to
old friends and TO the relatives OF MS
wife. He leaves letter to his wife,
asking her to comTicte his various pians
for the welfare of his fellow beings, and
also requests her to give sum OF money
to each employc who has been in his
service number Of years. Among Che
duties assigned TO Judge Hilton is TO
bring Mr.. Stewards partnership affairs
to Il termination, and, as far rs possible,
without loss TO those connected with
him IN business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
INPor,yr BILL roE WESTERN ksysls.

The Topeka Commonwealth of April
18th, says: We find III the proceedings
OF the United States Ssasfy for April
1, that Senator Oglesby from '}'a cos'-
mil,ce on public lands, TO whom was
referred the bill Oil. Il. No. 1915, de-
claring lands heretofore granted to Ger.
tain railroad companies, subject 10 state
taxaiion,l reported Il with amendments.
We presume tins Is tbs ball which passed
the House short timc since, which is
in tended 10 make the Kansas Pacific
Lands subject Ia taxation. By Il decision
of .hc United States Supreme Court
several years since, IN what Is known
as The GIMP case, II VAS held that
whsye she Land Office ices and costs OF
survey bad not been paid by the rail
road companies, the condition Of the
graR.s ssd not been complied with, and
tnev were not Sntdled TO the patents.
BY shi, icchnical,iy in the reading 81
the grant, these lands have escaped
taxation.
We are not informed what amend
mcnts the Senate Committee have az
,ached to the bill, but the prospect Is
favorable for its passage at this session.
The counties OF Saline, Clay, Dickinson,
Riley, fAneoin, Ottawa. Mcpherson,
Ellis and others, .src largely
;rt.rrs.cd in this .a.fcr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
The candidates Tor Govcrnor Of The

salina, Kansas. April 18Th, 1866.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

Iys-eses. C-s<z. zss s-.sY easrfsi7 s,g'ss-ss rzs
81 Eee6
r. ls7,r-v-e = ~ rs.zsrssE ssssas sss s.esr--
.rfsf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

According 10 announcement Gov.
Osborn passed through this place on
bis way to Norton county. lie arrived
on Tuesday evening and remained until
Friday afternoon. During his stag he
gaze the Sentinel Il call, accompanied tv
the Mayor, Mr.. c. 1. Bostford Gov.
Osborn is a genial intelligent and prac-
teal man, ard one techs perfectly 3:
home in his company. He is sound on
the finance and explains his views with
simplicity and in few words. lie *
certainly of the kind of men that ought
to fill the peoples places of trust. f,v-
ing the true interests Of his State and
country at heart. - UinedpoliS .SeHfacl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

President Anderson, of the Agricultural
college at Manhattan, makes mention Of
his recent trip West, IN the IndustrialeSt.
Here is what he saws:
We haven't been rs far west as Salina
for five years until this week and very
distinctly remember when Junction
used to regard those towns out there a.
little flag stations, stuck along the road
more tor the looks of thing than for any
practical purpose. The growth Of Solo
being something wonderful, especially
in view of the grasshopper raid
Churches, stores, large school-houses,
hotels and tall elevators have changed
the whole appearance of things. And
if any man had said IN 1870 that such a
wheat field US t. c. Hcnry's would have
been a threc-ycar-old fact in 1876, his
fare to the asylum would have been
promptly paid by the commissioners of
any county. Ditto in regard to The
splendid hotel at Abilene, especially
after the loss ofthc cattle trade. Where
Salina bias gotten its hotels, school
house, courthouse, elevators and cosy
dwellings, from in SO short time is
mystery.
And the difference between the growth
of these towns on the one side, and of
those east of Junction on the other, can
only be accounted for by the herd law.
Gentlemen may differ on that subject TO
their hearts content, but what we have
seen this week is evidences enough for
US. 1t is the same story which the
growth Of Clay county tells. This
aforesaid is herd lawyer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

The candidates for Governor of the
state - far broagat oct by newspapers
or themselves arc John G1,as.-e G;
Topeka; CSC. i. Anthony, OF Aesv>E
worth; j p. 81. JOHN, Of 0latbe seua-
tor iaiderman, OF I.eavenworth; :. al
Cobb, ef wyandott ID. " Houston. O.
G=rnctt; Geo. A. Crawford. .. a Bas.
seii. Hon Wilson Shannon and OK GOV.
Chas. Robinson, at Lawrence; Hon.
John Martin. OF Topeka, and uoa. Tom
fcs.,.ia, @. Isavcuwcrti.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
RcnnhIIcan rountI ConlcntIon.

4 delegate convention Of the Republicans of Saline
county will i,e held at the Coart HOsse at Sali., en-
Saturday the nh day OF May. 1850 az ~ O'Clock, a:
IN for the purpose ef ehocsin. two Delegates and
tus1 mrrnatcs 10 represent the cotssi 81 saline IN
state Convention 10 Lc held in Topeka, on "Wednesday
lie 9th day OF MAY. r0N. to eject Delegates 10 tte
Republican National Jonventln. 20 BE held in Nincin-
rata Ohio an The ll;h day Of Jane 1876, for the pnr-
iosc of placing in nomination candidates for Pres;dent
nj Vice I'residet of the United stairs
The ass of reIr.s.. ,'atIon Will be delegate Tor
each nty voice, 81 irartIo part thereof, Gus LOT
Reprsen at the last general e.eciic1, ana Is s
snIlows.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20

Primary elections viii be ,st in he several pre-
cincts al The usual of voting Saturday, the
o;n day May, from To y. m.
BY ord.r 81 the Republican, Ceniral committee
CHARLES X. BUELL.,
J. %. NJ. CcxKAD, Chairman.
Secretary
, 1876-01-21
SaBres Ginfammen iiber $780, oo

%. 8. g arrinstpn, prdf., $, 9. Gsparss. gteep,af.
Srsf. e.'s. en.itsS, i ai isar. "''''S'''
, 1876-01-21
0ermiI0teS

Muguf Slcnm mo Waria Nmalia
Bu(lina in Bittsbur9 warrn u%erl9tt uno
Die 9ohieit lolltc in ad)t Gaaen i%tattfiu'
rem. 9etteu Wtlttluob Wbeuo beiu1)tr
5lemm ieine 8taut. Sm 2aufe Der In.
terbaltuna sriatc er Der leluen einen liebeus
ldufiacn9teuoluer. lin einem llnfall pOr=
;~ubeuaen, entfernte Ell aus oer Waffe 6
%Ratronen, aQr, ME er annabnr, mlb cr-
fldrte oem junsen Midodeu Dunn, in MEL
d)er Beiic bic Waffe SIT bauobaber ipare
Da8 Midod)en rabm Den 9fcuoloer, u,to
inoem iie auf ibren Serlobt II sielte.
oriifte iie oenielbm ulebrere Wtale ab.
Nus Sher; uoiltc 6lemm baS Spiel audi
9e9en ieine Srallt uerfu6eu. nabm Den
jicuolucr. belt Die Wiiinouna beiielben
qe9en oas @ciitt uno oriidte i'm oen, 9u
ten @lauben, Bag Die Waffe nidt eelaoen
mar, ab. Mber lper bsit)reibt lei jcn
StrcG, als pl0elid) eiu Sd)uB aufbl@ete
mo lei1e Sraut nit cinem luulen. Nuf-
lhrei idwcr ucrlebi su &ooeu lauf Ole
&u9el mar Gem armen Wtdod)en oJdl
iiber Dem llufen Au9e ms @eblrn ae'
orunsen.
@ualti6e Sldtter brin9en cine
2luefOote, in Der lia 3iuei Sreunbi1mcu
liter ben Mann Der einen u%atcrbultcn,
rOttiuem Miaunc mus ma eS radriib=
men,, iaete tie 6rau, nbaB er ME etwaa
1eitoblen bat. troeoem ct Sabre lang
SuIiirer in Den uerldisoeniten @elHdf.cu
mar" nSa". frast Die 6reunoir, nuo
Oefinoet lih abcr Sbr @emaol jcet?"
ISM Srrenbauie". erwioertc Die Truu.
Die 5reunolu lud)t'uno net 2eler la6t
audi. Aber oieleS 9adlen ~unterardbt bel
Otanhen ben Ibibeu Dor benz Ciebltabl
uebr, als Serfibruus uuo Yerlcituns.
, 1876-01-21

meIoct. Im p%ergonsenen Spnnabeno
ipurben 81 GiIten Waoren bonn Gap Der
guten Soffnuno mad Der Weltauslteaun9
abgeididt.
Ybila6eIp6i q, 10. Sanuar. -
Sic 3olbeamten nObmen Dcute Belts
BON Dem ibnen on9cpieienen Guumt
ouf Dem Welt Z Nnstequngs Ylobe
uuo b%esannen Die g8a99ons olls5u=
paden.
Bittsbur9, 10. San. Mtan min
jebt Den Solepb 6lamm, Der flir5l:A
feline Yerlobte 9tmclia Mal!ng, ME
man annobm, 5ufdGl9 erl3oB, prpseIit=
rem, neil man 8epeiIe cntoedt an BADEN
sloubt, bob bier Gin Wforo porlieyt.
San francisco, 10. Sanuar.
Sie californil1en Mineuf6ni9e TIooS q
O'gricn mollen Elm Mpnotaprooutt Der
vGnnlnlioateb Sirsinia" uno nGolifor=
nia= Mline" auf Die MeItauslteaun0
I6iden. 9as Gr5 miiroe $50 5onnen
,piegen uno einen Mertb BON 100000
900 rapraientiren.
, 1876-01-21
IEREEt9NSU i
~ ~ JV

DIR. 8. %. Seoote, 100 aerinston ape.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, SEEM Oort, ots uuab.
bdngiger IrSt, bebaibclt alle glrten 6 III II.
tider &ranfbeiten NIB en,pfanst
8riefe aus alien Gbeileu Der cioiliiirten
Welt. 'l l1 GIL
3rtrd ote originelt @ciie in Der aus.
iibnng iciner mebiai1lii de Sraris
bebanbelt er Sablreide Yatientcn in europa,
@efSnbien, Canada uitb in iebem
Staate Der @ereinigten Staaten.
8riciiGe Goainitatioueu rueutaelhid.
@eber 0ineralien nod fddoli6e Bfan,er
gebrau9t. Seinabe 10000 Yatie1tten tuur.
ben III bet lcttct 20 Sa5ren behunbelt.
Sober San lpiro ein5elu forsfdltig rcsitrirt,
OBJ brieflif ober peri0nlif, Oh bon benz Doctor
felbit ober ieincn SiilfSdr5ter. 2ettere iinb
ale i%piicnidaftlid s%ebiloete Meoi5iacr,
AGe Safienfen, ,perd'e emffernf tpo9men,
erbalten cine ousfii9rlide 0raseliite franco
per Polt noer i'm 9allie. Sin uolGtdnbiges
ipftcntatiideS Gintrusett in bent 8ideru,
berbilloert Gebler ODER Srrtbiiiner. Die
ghdcr tueroen nut bon ben otgeftelten
GerStca gc6ffnet.
8e9eu Sragelite ooer anberipeitise Con.
fnltatiOueu a~oreiiire maj iuie folst:
g DIR. E. B. FOOTE,
, 1876-01-21
Guragaifbe Nabrihten.

@eiben. Da8 9ielise fatboliIdp
Pfarramt permei9erte, bic &irben9lofen
IN Der limultaueu @ottcSaderfir1e una
III eer limuliancn Staolpfarrtird)e bel
Der SeerOi9uns OcS perltorbenen altta'
tbolil6eu . Observation-Disclosures ".
Sel lduten 81 ~laien, wabreub oaS pros
teltantild)c bic @ensbmiauns ntbeilte.
OaS SesirfSamt III Ntuitaot orOnete
lofort an, ooS @elGute in bcr @otteSf
uferfirbe uotbiscnfaQS nit @eualt 81
cr5wil9en, be3i9lid) ocS SautenS III oer
StaotpiarrfirAe iei INT Die @rmGbtia
sun9 BET Der 6e9isrung uad9eluAt.
Die @enoarmerie BON Wcioeu wurOe re-
quirirt uuo wuroe ON Yssroigun98ta9e,
Dem 5. Dec, ourd) Die @enoarmerie
BON Neultaot, wclde SesittSamtmanu
Oaa9 lelblt mttbradtc, perltdrft. &lrS
uor 10 ubc tret Die 9tnebml9ung Der
0le9ierun9 Elm. Oob oaS @Iodenbaua
mar pom Dem fatboliideu WteBner uno
etui9en auoeren PeriOnen beisst uno ls
erfldrten, ii auf Sefebl beS Staot'
ptarrer6 offnen gu woaHl. Der Scs
5irtSamtmann f%orOerte nun i'm Nameu
beS 0lsess uui. gu Offnem unO licB Die
@cnOormeric uortreteu. Sm Sou mar
nun Die 9bIre g%c0ffuet. Der Wtcbuer
entiernte licb, oas @elaute begun. In.
teroenen fam bonn &irAboie Die Nad'
ridt, ooB Oas Altartudl, OaS &ru5lfir
uno Die 2eudtsr, pelAe auf NnorOnung
oc5 prot. Plarramtc8 auiscltellt luaren,
bonn Altar e"ntierut woroen leten. Sos
fort wurOe Die ibri9e Wtannl9aft abse.
oronct, Der altar wieoer b~erscridtet
uno DER @ottsSader brisst. Die Beer.
Si9ung fonnte nun itattftubcn. Our
Gulesun9 mar Der alttatbolIl9e @eilts
Il@s Oemcl BON Raiiau eriAisaeu.
Strabbur9. Die nit Der 0feseluns
Der 9cpabrten SombaroemcntSeuti1G.
Oisuns betrauts Gommillisn faBte in
elmer fir5ltb 9e9altensn Sisun9 Ss'
lAIuB ibcr Die oeiinitipe Summe iene,
GmiAaoi9un9, ,uelGe fir Strabbura
uno oellen Weidbllo, baum ben Canton
SAiltisbeim. lOuie iar jsne @smcin.
Den oeS lnterellaB, fir Die feline Spc.
Slultommllliou auigeItcllt ii, 5O,16O, 803
6r. 80 =. bc5iifert. Dieier gauge Se.
trag lit III acDt &aterSablungen bis CUR
Stunoe u%Altamoi9 ab9eiIbrt wOrOeu.
SildoI GdB, Der BON ieiuer &Om.
reiv. 8CurOe8iabrt aurIfaefsbrt 1T,
hat - S;s Hlss aispsisapsM lOgsusu
, 1876-01-21

Sn oieier Gompa9nie iinb oiele Ser be-
fanntelten bieiisen leutider pcriiAcrt.
ecrob g. goparns, @ensralsWeent.
Ito Sermann &npplc, peutI6sr gIsfrt.
, 1876-01-21
0.lauulus gfpeChen.

SuHa1p. $780, 20. San. Scute
Morssn Al l1br Bro Elm Seuer in Nr.
%, Central @6ort aus uno ebe man es
l6l9en fpnnte, purocn 3 9roBe 9auler=
gepierte nit lammt Den Snbalt %Serlt6rt.
8erluIt $4,000 Gerli6eruns nod
ni6t bcfonnt.
Mew=Y orf, 20. San. Dian BORT,
haB es bic Mblidt Der dopofoten Der Srou
Moulton mar, oieMuslo9en Deg grof.Sp=
Ter DOR Dem DHentli6enGomite 81 proou5i
TEN, menn cineS iBung ocIlelben ltott9efun
ben bdtte 9ieie MuSlo9en bitten Mnf
~tldrnnsen iiber Den lesten 5 Sabren 5u=
rid, 9egeben.
Mem=O ri, 90. San. Cine erneu-
crte Mpplitatirn muroe beute 9ema9t,
am Ben 9tofes, Der M6roer oes Somes
Sisf, aus Dem @etan9nille 81 baben,
Sic applitatian wuroe su~iidseuielcn.
Sttawo, Canada, 10. Sun. 0ie
ic9lte Sobrcs-I erlammIuns oes Yooro
Of Srooe wuroe 9~eitern bier e%r0ifnet.
Sim nd6lten 9onnsrta9 miro Die Ois-
e%uiion iiber Sdus 3eit ltattfinoen.
Yortlanb, Mis., 10. San. Mains
bot aac Sorbereitungcn fir Die BE.
ididun9 Der 8eltauslelun9 in Ybila=
Delpbia nit Ieinen perl9ieoenartigen
Yrpouften 9etrohen. Sir Die Nusltl-
lung ieincr Gpimncrei- grseu9nilie be-
nubt IS einen Jtaum BON 1900 SUB unb
2clpistpn wirb atwa : oes &oumes ein=
nebmen. Nuberoem werocn Steln=,
S6ieier=. gilen= unb anoere grbeltcn
ams9citelt werOen.
Sd IT. n, 10. San. Na6 elmer Sc
pcl6e aus Yortlano bat Die 6irma G,b.
3d. @lin9p & g., Manufacturmaaren-
Sunolung in Calais, ~ialirt. 9ie Yal=
lipa betra9en 5000, 600; Die Nttipa lino
unbefunnt.
Sem Yorf, 10. San. @olperncur
Siloen bat bas Spoesnrtbeil Der 2ooicin
Srcbenburg in Utica in lebensldn9libc
Soft u%m9ewan5elt uno in Dem Sale il.
res Sobnesqlbert, Der nit ibr bingeri6
let weroen lolte. cine Stunoung BEG Ser
fabrenS bcluilist.
New Oort, 10. Sanuar. Sn Dem
9Drf9en 9eons=Gprner, 9el. County,
81. g., wuroe Dor mebraren 8o4en Der
8utterbdnoler 81. gImenOorf urli4t-
bar. na6bem furS porber iein @ciAdfts-
Total abgebramt mar. Gs ltelt li6 jegt
beraus, baB Glmcnoorf bas bod perii-
6erte @ebduoe anSiinoen lieb, um Die
Serl9eruns an erlangen.
YbilooeIpbio, 10. San. 9ie
eepptil6e Gommilion wel9e li9 sur
3eit in bieli8er Staot befi1oet, hat ale
bon G9ppten ausjuItelenben Nlrtitel en-
~pfangsn uno in ben Musltelun9s9ebdu-
ben unter9ebra9t. @on @ultralien unb
Den bena1barten gOlonicn linb 300
Sonncn 8aaren CUR Iasltelun9 an9e-