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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-04
local ISreyi1ies.

Dir. [. X Yokoyama, Datlyo OF Japan, and
i student of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
near this city, lecturcd in Baltimore on Friday
night on Japan"
The case against Capt. J. Il. Sprans7 lor
participation ia tho "GiIcrs war, in Nanjem oy
Reach, last spring. has been abandoned, 10 the
Charles county, Md. court.
Mrs. Il. G. Ncaln, who was SO badly burned
by tho explosion OF Il can of coal oil last week,
was much worse this morning and lies 10 avery
precarious condition.
Yesterday was observed by Catholics as the
First Sunday Of Advent, CT the pententIal
season Ct four weeks Immediately preceding
Christmas.
Il oo;orcd man uamei &. Grumme has been
sent to the pauientlary for four years by the
County Court OF Fauquier Co. for placing OBJ
stlucions OH tho Mauassas Gap Railroad,
! The saw and grist mill Of Mr.. George Tim
| mer, at Manassas, was destroyed by lire last
| week. 1t was insured Tor $1,000 IN the Nlcr
chant and Mechanics Company OF Virginia
!.ili Smith, colorei, formerly Of This city
who was arrested 10: assaultlng an oElccr, II
Georgetown, some days since, has been commit
ted to Jail to await tbs result Of the officer in
jurles,
4 meeting Of the directors Of the Farmer
and Mechanics Savings Bank Of Alexandra
WAS held this evening, but its proceedings hav
not been mado public.
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CORRECTION. Mr.. tieorgo II. Ramey re-
quests that the statement in Fridays Gazette,
concerning tho Farmers and Mechanics Saw
ings Bank, he corrected. so lar as i. refers 10
Mr.. Jefferson lacey, wo no says, is no. the
cashier, but merely the CLERK OF Mr. Jameson,
the President ald ;ha. the hank has no
cashier,
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MARINE INTELLI4 EN G n
,N,u, rose. ...... 6 81 Noon Tises......... s II
SIN sets.......... 4 al High acater...... Oo

ARRIVED.
,.,np John Gibson, New York, TO /, \ Reed
Str New York, Philadelphia, to s 4 Road.
:i.r j w Thompson, Cone river, to r A keet.
Brg Longresch, Washington, to w a Suoot.
:!chr Albert GrPage, Tor Georgetown.
Sailed.
S,.i Msl.ano, Nomini, By N 5oush y non.
Str Lady of tho Lake Norfolk, by + "A he9d.
Str 'Thco Weems, Baltimore, by Broders & Co.
Schr Robert Porlner, Hunters r., l.. l., by
J T Agnew.
MEMORANDA
5chrs Carrie Ii Hart. Charmer and Mable
Thomas, hence al Now Haven 29th UT.
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CANAL COMM ERCE

Arrived Boats Il Portner, Elizabeth, J b
uulrell and 3 Miller, to John Agnew; =
3sndiori and w E Bell, to American Coal Co.
Depsrted-Bosts X Portuer and I ii Falle.
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Hy J.Oweu Herby, Auctioneer.

1TKUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue OF deed .!
i. trust from Mary Scarce dated Juno 22nd.
1875 and duly recorded among tho land re-
cords o: Fairfax county, in lber 5, No 4, folio
45l, tho undersigned, trustee therein named, al
the request OF the party secured by said deed,
will sell, by public auction, to the highest bid
DOR in front Of Cats tavern, III tho village oi
West End, and county %! Fairfax. November
18th, 1876. at one ococi: =. m, TRACT OF
LAND, situated in the said county Of Fartay.
containing lZJ acres roods ard II poles, ex-
elusive of tho marsh. :; acrea, rood and ..
poles including tho railroad, 1t acres with
courses Ind distances according to plat OF sur
ycv nsdc by Thomas n. Carter, Surveyor,
dated August 1861, and filed amongstthe papers
in the sujL Of Church Vi. Watkins, in the Cor
poration Court Of Alexandria, Va.
Terms of Sulr-Cssh Conyeysncing at the
cost Of The purchaser
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
oct l7-2awlm Trustee.
Gss- The above sale is continued until SAT
URDAY, the I'D day Of December, 1876 al the
same timo and place.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH
nov 2E2awlm Trustee.
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an, G., VIRG. MIDLAND s. q. :. /. =
w '' ~
@MM u 80 80 !li -
On and after Sunday, December B. Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
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nov H)--GaWlu
iky r. a. * pr1y. Aucaf.

rH1EUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue of n deed OF
Z trust from Cassius Augur and Jannits, HE
wife, dated tho 18th day oil May, 1915, and OF
record in Fairfax county, Va, lber ), No. a.
page 215, the undersigned, trustee therein
named, and ST tho request ii the creditor by
said deed secured, will sell by public auction in
front Of the Market House. Oh Royal ST., Alex
andris, Va, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
December, 1876. 1T II o'clock w., the property
conveyed to him by said deed OF trust, namely
q certain TENEM ENT and TWO ACRES. a
) roods and II % 100 pclcs OF land, situated Fl
on thu north side of the Little River turnpike,
near the village Of Wet End Fairfax CO, Vs.,
and lately occupied by Casalus Augur. The
land is fertile, and has been Tor several yearS
used MS 3 market garden. On it there are young
bearing orchards Of apple, pear and peach Trees.
Terms OF Sale--So much OF the purchase
money in cash rs will be requisite 10 pay the
sum d 743, With interest thereon from the ia.si
day OF May, 1879, and tho expenses OF sale, ana
the reidue Oh O credit OF y end Is months WIN
| interest; tho deferred payments to be secured u
| tho satisfaction Of tho trustee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR., Trustee
Memo: There is prior deed OF trus! on ING
! property, but an arrangement! can be maze WIN
the creditors secured by both deeds OF trus: .oE
! u reasonable time for the payment VI most OF tnH
! purchase Tonny. nov 1o-Znn1w
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FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 4, 1876
The second session of the Forty fourth Cor
nrnr- nnnnnn tn-Iar
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LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Var Depnt
n,ent, Office ofthe Chief Signal OJtctr, VASE
'ngton, d. g., Deer. 4, lS76-lG:3o Il. n
For the Middle States, clear or fair wes!icr
and light northwestery to westerly wiads, with
slight changes in temperature and Slowly !lslog
bor
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! slight changes 10 temperature and Slowly !isloe
| barometer.
DEATH OF GEN S. CoopER.-Gan. Samue
Cooper died at his residence, "Camerou," neal
this city, yesterday morning, about 6 O'Clock,
in the 10 b year Of his age. lie had been To-
trm for two or three years back. but was not
considered in particularly dangerous coudl
ton. Yesterday morning, about the hou!
uamed above, he awakened his wife, who had
been sleeping by his side, complained OF PAIN
in his breast, and said he believed that he was
diving Mrs. Cooper, believing that it was on
y one of the talntlng spellssto which the Gen
cra was subject, was not alarmed, but admins
tered the usual restorative. Noticing IN lew
minutes that ha was becoming worse, she call
ed his s,r, Major Samuel Cooper, and Maj.
Nicholas Dawson and his wife, who is General
Gooper's daughter. They at once perceived
that til, General Was dangerously Ill, aud dis
patched messenger TO this city tor DR.. Lewis,
but long before he arrived, the General had
breathcd his last. The funeral will take place
from Christ Church TO morrow al l.. clock
III. i3an. Cooper was bora III New York 10
1877 and was graduated at West Point in 1878
He served IS aid do camp to Genera! aiac0mb
from 1928 to 1880, WAS prGmotca u Tn" :aok
of captain June III, ID de latter yc4r. go The
eth of July, 1888. he Was appointed assistant
adiutsnt general. He served during the l'Ioll-
da war us chief Of staff TO COL Worth, and was
10 the aston of Pilakiikaha IA the l9th Of
April, 1872. IN lSt2 he WAS bgcvttted colo.
nel for mcritorious conduc, III tho war with
Mexico, aud on the 18th OF July, 1852. was
appointed a1utant general OF the United States
army, under Gen. Scott Upon The breaking
out OF the civil war 10 1861 he rendered his
resignation as adjutant gelefs. OF the United
States army, and proceeded to Montgomery; Ala.
baula. where he was at once appolDed b
President Davis, adjutaut general OF the Con
iedcsGta army. He organized the entire Con
fedcrste iorcep. Standing first on rs list OF gen
erals. conspicuous for his executive ability. lie
resided most ul the imo during the war in
itchmnDd engaged in the most arduou5 du-
ties D! the var office, and made frequent tours
of Inspection 10 he army Ia various sections.
lie made special visits Of Importance to the
armies ni Sig nj: and that west OF the Mis-
si>sippi and ny TO the surrender Of the Con-
ia,ierae Iorc,s was active in maintaining the
organization oil the Southern forces.
II. left kiclmund with the other members Of
President DAVIS personal staff after the sur
render. aEl va= captured at Charlotte: n. &.
After being released he settled on small
estate. "Csmcrop," purchased s,voral years
before. ne.r his city, where for the past ten
years he las lived a quiet and retired life,
devo,ing himself closely to agricultural pur
suits. Gen. Cooper was son Of Maj. Cooper, |
OF the Revolutionary army. Ito married the
eldest daughter of Gen. John Mason. OF ''Cler-
mont" Fairfax county, Va, who survives
him. Tie deceased was also brotherln-law |
of the late Scuater j. NJ. Mason, Of Virginia
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,nAnl.HANn pnilkET CuTLhKY.

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
l. SHEARS, SCISSORS, &c +,
At IS King st, corner Of Royal.
Tho subscribers have purchased Tor Cash al
very low prices largo stock of the above goods
which they offer, wholesale and retail, a.
small advance.
nov % j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE CIDER re-
y csived direct from New York. Fol lnva!id6
eQ Tally as good Ms Champagne Vino ana at loss
than ono fourth the price. Quart bottles % cts
mint do. 30 cts. JANNEY s. CO.,
novG Nos. 10 and l43 King street.
FIANDSOME DRESS GOODS AT RE'
| Ii DUCED RiCGS-Rcce, oi th!s Alh o.
| November. The new culors at 81 per cent !ca:
| than they were al FETAL earlier
nova H. &. SIiA YM AkER co.
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The ROBERT PORTNER The new Schooner,
Robert Portner, is expected TO sail from thus
port tonight or to morrow ulornluH. Tier pa
pcrs have been made Oh, and properly signed
and h;r name aud haIlius port "ArAfnIIA.
Va, painted upon her stern. AS previously
noticed she will sail first 10 Long Island whence
she vii! carry tobacco 10 L,ghorn. re'nrn'ng IN
about four or five months.
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SPECIAL. ELECTION snaca election
for Councilman 10 the S:oai.l ward !, day
passed off quietly, there being only NJ hu"
drsd and ,hlsiy-cig!.t votes cast, al oi ~i.l2ii
hut opc were for Mr.. WIN. H. MaIto'y, Tie
conservative nominee. Radicals wh' ea"@ t"
the polls, upon asccrtainius that ~ me Was ~
nosiny MIR. Marbuly, abstained ir.m rnt!nE.
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To prevent drunkenness, .dnn't dn"h; tut II
YOU have been drinking, m,!" 81 u VIII nol
sober you. While you Ar" S:'a:y. ;.'rv"ns ana
distre ssed, have lesor, 10 >'i"on Liver i''tu
lator, as a 1on,c II atou-c Your ioif'i ave: !
action, euveu your spirits, o'sInal' tie ''u"
anil Irivn away dcsponicncy. Mn. c..'> gu;
az ter, il is yonr h. avy liver that cau- your
desire &c vet rid IL srucse! II .;trs:cai, Il. We
onw hundreds thai have ulld uul site j.. -ui
! il has proved their sal7atioo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Sn 9aut Centre fanb tiele ISOLDE ei.
ne B%erfammluns Ucu Delesaten aus BEN ncrb.
wsfliten @'nnefOta fat. UNI i& ibsr Nitiei
unb @sse 10 beratbeu, suslde bic golenhuna
Der ct. gtrcs unb 8ratnerD Qinien, oIs
3weise Der CT. YauI uno Pacific gabn fTrbern
mDGten. Sc 1T pte &ebe bapcr, b16 BET Der
ndbfen eesisiatur auf Die GrlaGang zines sc.
f'Bss bingsarbeitet rerten fcl. pelGes ale ben
untsrnebmern efeier uKSOlenbefen Qtnien fri.
Der sarantirten 0Guo ereien, GeGte unb gripi.
leaien aIs perriift anp BEN Gtdate anbeimae.
faatn erflGren piirbe. nit ben, NcrbebaIte. bof
Der staat bic betrefsnoen 9inbereien, ReGts
u. {. 10. auf ireenb cine Gomp1e' te iitertraaeu
sn Sse, reIde 66 CUR gcaenOung bteler Gi1en.
babn perpat&ten rirb. label ioa Der ct
PAUL unD vasifc Gompaanie Dos slei&e RtG
sufsben, ute aneeren. urb ntHt mebr. eau
Sere&uuns bon SaGpsrfdnbisen rerben BIT
fur be srpdhnten 9inien bepiaisten 2Gnbereier
$4,000 per Nsile abrcerfen. cher raetr all
gum &usSan nEttig mare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Garmertn 81 6 to ReIt'i
on bic Sdser ia bcrtieer @teeno fOlsenbes &c
fu6:
Der New timer Sasbelub unb 3asbIisbba
Der iiberbaupt inb bierourG eriutt, fir bieiei
Sa:r bte Sase auf VrGrisbibner tn @iss
Conn. Broom County einauaeaen, ober bod
reniafens su bef9rdufen. ba 60 In ibrem eis-
men SntereGe. unb In BEN Sutersfe Der Garme,
il. etnen 8ceel 90 f&onen. Der CUR 8ertiIguna
Der 5euf&reden 70 Siet beitrGst. Go III 3ur
Geniise b~ewieien, BOP bic Y%rdribipner, ma.
ruenili& I'm Grhbiabr srobe Maftn pon 5su.
inreden uertilsen unb eben parunt bitten mir
bic Sdgsr. b~ieisIben fir biees Sabr 3u fGoneu.
solte etes ssssn Grwarten MID. seiHeben,
cann riibten MIR bic Siibner auf cine anbsre
sul:fIse Weiie 3u f&Gsen fuden.
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(Gtnnefanht.)
Ga. GntbOnH rs. Aug. 1e76.

1M
efeber D~anberer!
DIR setrise Gag tuar fir uritre 81. 8oni'
faetus @emeince Elm Greubentae. @ir feter'
ten ndnli6 bae MamensfeR nnferes tbeuren
sesIfcrsers boGip. P. 8artboIomGas NofseIt.
@ua Worabenb erf&ten Der beige ct. Bonita
etus W.reiu TN vfarrbaus. um BEN 0errn
wfarrer feline GlidrGaf&e bar3abrinssn, unb
bislt 1r. grebemus 10 eieiem !3wsd cine ent.
fpreGenbe NnreSe, inber, er BEN eefeisrten
prtsfsr cine peribpole ,flberne Eabadsboie
iiOtrreiGte. p. 9artbolcnidiu u auf bas Gnse.
nsbnnae iiberrai&t fpra& Ia isiasr sIntuort ist.
men btraliten Cant, fOrie feline 3ufrisbenbeit
aus. Nc6 anosre Yerienen pr6lenttrten ibre
@aben. unb am NamensfeRe ielbR erfGienen
bic S&ulfinoer. nm ebenfaas itr S&eraetn su
nberrst&en. Eeine eelsr pterben fI&er NIT mir
tn biefer ftaen uno bei@eioeuen, absr senatt-
li&en Setter etnen iGSasn Bemeis BARN pnil&en
3afamu m enrtrfens 3ril@en 6eelfarger unb CT
rtetnbe erblifen.
Dttn Greunb 5. 9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

NO1itifbe Slpncn. Cine Der aufll
lenbfen G%rlGetnunaen tn Der Gntridelune 20.
littlGer @abltdmpfe 1T bic unbelGreiblt&e @e,
tdifsteit, nit rsI&er bic 3eitunssn Der rtpu.
bIifaniiGsn Ya,tei iiter bic benz otrattiGen Gan.
bieaten bsrsalen. 8aum bate bic bemcfrat,ld,
Natirnal. GonSention nit elmer Gtntraht. bi,
rOn ber srbarmI,&sn Ser iplittsruns Der Nspu.
blifaner f& sIan3sno unterl&eb-bte Manrs,
ncmtnirt iueI&e fe fir bic piirbisfen unb fG
btsRen bteIt, un1 bic 2eituna Der 2aabesuertuaI.
tuns ben Serberblt&en GinRiGen Der bisbeiaeu
Corruption 3u sntrei6en uno i'm 5ntereGe bee
golfss. ni&t MUIR eiusr Yartei sx fibreu, faum
sri@ttn Der Name Iiloen auf Dera Banner brr
&sformpartet. ba erbpb lid BON alien @eiter
eth 3ettersef&rei, Elm e Gmarm BEN pplitiiheu
eaasr3unsenri&tete isire @@mGbunsen seaeu
ben Ncmintrten unb bsGsn 9kapsrtreter. Go
tn weniser bas 2obpreifen Der eiaenen Gonbi.
boten. rcmit bic rspublifanii&e prtGe scr baa
Volt trat-uns fe bate babel aQereines fir
ii& thug gebanbslt, benn 60 trar feline Ieihts
Sate, fir GaneiSaten, bic nab Ianeem 5uden
eneltb aus treenb efnem @tnfel bsrbefae.
f6lsspt rurben, 2Obrebsn ~ halten /; piel msbr
mar 60 bas TerlGfern. bss BEN oftatiiGen @sa
ners, woraaf l& bic Orsaue Der bereldeneen
partst ssrlsstsn. Ni&ts III su f9mdblit, niats
3u nteeertrd1ttG mas benz Yr6Gcent1dafts.
&anbiDaten ItIDen nidt anseeiGtet une aserudt
in, 2anoe y rum Ssrbrettet pprben wGre. oler
oiuss nur, Int frfOrt oils sas wiberlsat ;u ,per-
ben, pas es rirtti& mar, ais e~tbGrmlihe Ga.
aeruns. Die ntusfe Grfnbuns ron Eilben's
Gsiaben III bic Ysbauptuns. 1i!een bG:te Dor
Sterssbn Sabrsn eiuen faIfHen Gio eel@uuren
bel @usabe feines pamalissn Ginfommsns!
@as bsreist bisie sanss Iat,if Der rspubli.
taniitsn prsfs?
gle bepsist ntats anteres, ale ta6 itr Der
@iOT fetIt ibre eissne 8lE6e 3u bedep, pas %
ibren @anbiDaten an ben @iaenl@aften feblt,
pel&e sseisnet rrdreu, fe tem amerltanil6en
golfe als osGeu ~piirbise gerireter unb Ser.
matter ScrSuaeaen, bo6 enbliG eas eana: Srei.
ben Der partei sbenbirtis ibrem pffcieaen
8orbilo In @asbinstpu, aI.r @.rbe baor. nur
nod sie Rampfpsiis bss alOpF,Gtrs feunt
Die Demcfraten baten rtHt nSrbia, ibrem
5aupt. Ganeipaten Iiloen eineu gmpfetlunass
brief aus3ufsaen, feline bette Gmpfeblung fnp
feline Gbaten. bic ct als @oupsrneur bes @tao.
tss Rem yOrf sOIbra&t. Die stssn i'm srto.
bsnen Acknowledgment une gerpadtiaunaen
serpIaben Scr brr bUben TGtuns, In rpeld,er
Ltlben beim 0ulte febt.
Co Siel 3ur Srientirung.
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@&retbeteure Mbrefen G !
Das @snsral-puRamt bee bsatlaeu Rsias ba.
ben GsnsraI. gOfmsiFer ia @afbinstsu srfu.
DEN lafsn, Sarauf ~ bsinsen. tab ate naa
Ceuti&lano abseianeten 8rirfe nit BEN ga.
men Der GtvaBe unb Der 9ansthmmer bee
Aprs6aten ptrleben tutrben. Die l%lnItte, gHe.
fe nur NIT benz 9anen pss MsrsFaten unb Der
Stab, roisIbR CT wcbnt, % Ssrleben, bat ma.
naentli& Ia bieiem 9anbe 10 iiberbanD seuou.
men, bab f& cine Mbbilfe ole s~rtnssne moth.
,peneis bsrausseasat bat-sun ben 1nannsbm.
lt&tsttsn uns 9a&ttetien gar ni9t sn reben,
psl&s baraus sntftsbsn tSnnen, renn bic ab-
rs6e zines grtsfss uueeutli& ober raansslbafI
ssi9rtsbsn 1T. l1sber brei Miaisnen griefs
raHeern tabrlt& Ia bic Dead letter : Office
aa& WaibinstOn unb srsrbsn bort Ysrni&et
setl ets verionen, an psl&s fe geri&tet Enb,
trsssts siansslbaftsr Motefsu ut&t aufsefuueeu
tperben fSnnen.
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Nus @atertppn. Carer So. beri&st
Dttn Greune

Gus @atertp ID n. Garner So. beriHtet
GrsunD 6. M. fOleenoes:
SD babe Sbnsn mifsutbetlen, haB NatertOtpr
uno eie sanle lmsesenb NIT Grasbcppe Q
felt BEN 10. ausuit teieBt IA. Die nieosr.
iraGtisen Safe baben auf Der grairte ibren
Naub gematt, nun fommen fe unb Ssriiben
i9ren unfus aud bier BET uns I'm 5Ol3lonbe.
sn einisen vIdBen. iaseu bic FARMER, iSante
man bic 5sufH eden NIT 2 daufeln aufnebmen,
uno le iibten erOEen S&aoen an. @u& bsr
~ fpdt sefcmmene &ssen f6abet. an man9en
pldBen 1T Der WeiSen am NuewaHlen.
Die farbOlilde Gtmetnbe son 0atertcpn IN
in BOILER 3bdtisteit. cine Gramefirhe 3u bauen.
Sic riro sisr3is GuB brett unb c&tunbadtjia
Gu6 tisf. bic Settenpanbe suan3ie 8uB bod
IS wtro cine Der i9Safsn 8tr&en In Der l1m-
8eaenb.
Gr. 6. .. Ba6fOrb BON ct. paul lisferte
uns cen plan uno Or. 81. &earepn bat ben
Contract iibsrncmn1en. bic RirGe 3u bauen.
Bis na&len Nussmbsr fOlte btelslbe fertie
iein.
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Gin I'D BranouneInd irai
ccrise WDGe ben 6armsr Glem. @hmib In
9%eauentrortb. Brown Co., ineem Der Big Mun.
tag Na&is In iein 5aus lGlue. Orr Comb
ba te taum 3eit. f& NIT ietner Gamtlte ~ ret.
ten eenn i'm auaenbIif ffanb Nats una Jpn bsr
In feuer. Ni6ts fcunte bonn Snbalt bee 6au-
les In 9t&srbett sebra&t werben, aIs eiaiae
auf Der SluGt ereriFene 8ettfide unb 70 III Der
gerluf fir ben DetrCfenen etn lebr fHwerer.
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Die S&uIsIDde wtrb pom einem Stei
Der bieffaen e~neIiioen greTe felt einiaeu Eager
NIT aufiaenoen1 Gifer gelGutet. GrfliG be.
sinnt Elm patrUn Der b, fsen Sfsntli6en 9&u'
len bomit. in Der picaeer. Yses5 Die 0efer bar
tber aufsufIdren, wCber 60 fcmms. bag in ben
fatbc!iiGen S&ulsn bte Soften per !3SaIire
idtrliG MUIR f& auf $3.50 b~slaufsn, tpibre
eth S6aler Ter GfentIi&en Mnffalten burdb
iGnitli& $2l fOde. aQsreinss Elm encrn,er lin
terf6ieo. IS feblt beure Der Hluu1. I'M, aui
bic DarRsauna bes ~erpatntsn patrons naber
einsueeben. unc aud fetre Gomplimt ute BON
nbartnddisen Geinben" It tenen CT um 6h
Dirft, gu tsleu&rn. Sness 70 aufsslaosen -
ni&t aufsebOben.
Der senpmnaene Gn!auf ihien inbeHen In
aerifen Rreiien nt&t gang ia bsfrieeisen tes-
wtsen riide elm Greuno Der UFsnni&en S&u.
len In Der Dtenfaesnummer bts asuannen
8iaites nit elmer tuuGhsen Ma1s fanfhlGe en-
Materials beraus. UNI ben NaGwsis su fitren,
boB bic S6ulsn Der Stabt ct. paul ben Ser.
sletG nit dbnltGen Mnfaltn in aneeren Giao.
ten ni&t au f6saen biten. Drag feiu: es
(inb ia ale mad berielbsn @dablcne einaerih.
tst. @enn rann ater bsbapptet ntrb, ba6 bic
6eranbiIcur9 iuueer seute In bTbertn fatboli.
i&eu 0s6ranaalten uiel tbeurer sufsben TONNE
ais in bSbefsn &sadbuusslnfal bee Staatts
70 ubnRsbi b;r gsrfaG, r babel sa6 pie betrtf
f:nten fatbcitl&sn Nnfalten = eben prioot.
Snhtiu'e inb. bs fb aus ibren eissnsn 5ufs-
qieasn srbaIten miiTsu, wdbrenb bic fossnann,
ten bOberen S6ulen bss Gtaates our6 @teusrn
aus ben Gai&en aaer Sarssr -. aud BET ga.
tbO!ifen-eib alten trernen.
DaB bic Staatssettuns aud bielen MalaB Be.
nuB., UNI lem nfnferen @sttngsif' tiutn
yuf bisb ;u retieSeu. ltest In ibrer Ratur, ba fe
su zen NOuOpUl.fen Der mossrneu aslfldruua
esbSrt.
ueber baS Game aeIedenltih @efteres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

wtrfcuen. bic an apvetihofstett unb Miber
tstaen sesen gpeiiea leiben. Fnb Or. Qua
9Snts's 6anbarssr Iropfen 3u empfeblen.
6err Natbtas DrabOteI, Blue Gprina, Net.
fhreist bartiter: Rein Batter, fGon bod In,
Altsr. SerIcr Ee4nen sppsttt nab bate fseir ei.
nen DtSerwilsn sssen Spetien, ras itn tetl
f6ipaH uno Ieibeuo raa6te. Guf u nfr 3ure.
Den sebratGte CT DR.. Gasnf 9Onis's Dam.
burger Sropfrn; Der appstit fetrie aurfd
uns &c fibIt nun eth gang auberer Renlu ID
iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-02

Dte @ufernfatfOn if wteberb q
unb Or. SOba Dassenmilsr titist ben 2isbba.
bern bieier 2ederipetfe sine btl,tafe MuswabI.
Man ftbe ietne neberasbsnbe snleise. DAT
IN fsinem trtffi& auss .~fattsttn @tOre fete
aud bic befen aaieiOrten, Gdinfen, @lrRe.
sineema6te Grii&te uno Slide, frpie Glas.
roaaren uno tauienb anbsre anssnebme GaHen
'btais au taben. reib Dns Wubltfam IGnst 81
Stabt unb 9anb.