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| A1corn, Elrnnnus, Morton,
Allison, fttnnshu}senp O-esoy,
tHtIHnyt, lItnitlton. fzlIocx.
| Hooih. ua, LII. PcrAou,
| boutwell,, Indsis, B4rEsns,
brurc, Herman. Hs"i.bury.
o.ris;t~nsy, " ii i,on,ld, W.,s;eisi,
! CtustHn. slr,lsl!sn, west.
t1ohkiluR, l1Ittuel, M!udo'u,
tngin, Aorril tale.l, WEslt-3k
Dawes,
Dog5. Go,ttl~ .!.e. s.rrrns1n,
c.t"r,ou, Johnston. TAu.n.I,
Davis, M.rHt1au, Nhy;r,
Eaton, ltluus!ru, M.ta.rr-ts
Mi,'; H.. nurn;[s s i: kes = sn1 s%t ty,j .so
MsAsss b;sald. J.re' Fab And Kelly, who "os'4
III Tho 1 qaest on eng on tho resolution debating h,.
thu ton. T"onaa ". Ferry. SENATOR from, si,sL,gan,
wln Wa .eel rrettr,.t r1o ten' cf ths seos.o II
Mr. ElmuuIa eus isst:a .l!t -, w!tIlr.gn. ~ II
was insonststent w'ta tho Il d resolution. D.sl~.
| lcsalar. juft before the no4.y rrseAx.
j uslnas and wtrlrox lhs ioar,h resolution.
Tnu caiF lid efoso ths Sen to t4s memorial Of
this Arkals4h Stature nis the nj IL. art
r,Innaln8 tho Lux COLLECTED 10 to!on III ls.3-3-7.
/ Claus.
Mr. D,rscy in:rolu. hill to tlaes ~ co'o.ed
i tr2p.h wAu rHstG1 III tbs hEny N m c1ull footing
win oshsFsolj!ess a' 10 boan'y ard leu'oHns. 10:
Sd, to establish collection d.stsct In Asxau,.s.
TnEARunY ix,EsI1dA1ros.
| Davis st!d th-t ls gave notieo ftw days ago
that 10 LII hd the Suata tod In regstd to
tue lMh!: Debt, eudituf> ot tho Govrrn,rt dc
liz now desitc t. sa'!t eeaJiutln calm: iur tho
! appointment ef committee to examine tho tooss Ut
tbs Te..nry Dtp .rtneus, snl tceo un1y submit! u
for tnat pprr"se. and E.ve nNice that he
would R,rsss tie Stuae tn fca4sl thsrcsa n MORROW
Itw ord red thst tho resolution 10 ilIte4 aud uo
! Oh tLs table
/ Al4olsuuL. ......
NOMINATIONS.
Tbs Son4tc Committee on Milthry Afsrt mot to-
day. Senator Log prs ainc fer Ia1 hEs1 tima thss
sssaioa. Tho CuM1ntSe GgseM to 10, OFT f4SnraliJ
4 a o. II
oa.r<s Z. brown hls tcea n,m,a.tsl i, the prs,l.
D.! dent f1r leus!u1 Agent 1t Gauclnn44.
Tue Esuato a1ao Confirmed tas following non!ns-
4. O. Gaylord. Of Michigan. A...s.nt-A!torney Gen.
ss4,; Ieu II. III ic. As.usa'c Jss.tte II slcnt.na.
Ulfttd blases attoineys-uerry ". Hstl-tou. Eat
tF sas r
h1uli1e; JaEcs N. Kesus, L4atszu Ar4.ls4s; E H.
, 1,ae. s.,atnnsn 1!inos.
sarrsyss.u.a :1a1-E; Q. D.s!i. wyon!us.
din .po'!4; John e. III! snaa. Van co4yer. y. 7.
ss sS: s g. :"i ill., gG; ;s'ssSsi III 5sSa &?&i L.
!s:.@ ..ss@E !. MeA''!er, os.nr.'sa: ": !,. y.
Wa,,:w..r ' = MI Mt i'.;a %siisn, io*. i'll. IT,;
Hiram A4skins, Rochester, hnu.
| AnCsR.
bills wrrs iatrodu ed AUD scter1td a. fo!!oNs:
| Iii air. Wc!s, pf Ai4soufi-Ftt Fth'- -Jlte and
Ia,rut u ths lltrutt due on tue u Of fsHtussy
uy sir. roslsr-.A r.o!atlon calling tor report In
RELATION to the harIor Ut FeFta'lon. Q. Aaopsst.
u ns III :4saa q
mutually psuen .i4l tselsy os tonmisee WILL AeAso
, 1876-01-13

pllls wtsa tatrodu ed AuA 1cterrtd a. follows:
" AIR. Nc!s, pf Ai.sous!-F.t ltt,- -Jidte ana
LAymrut Vi tbs lLterAt duo on the tst Of Fe6sussy
ns1, on ths aas bonds of tue District Of co!umt!s.
Dy Sir. Fosisr-.A fap!ullon calling tor EePOft4 III
relation to the laEloe Ut retla!llou. q. Adopted.
" Mr. ltil4on-A RESOLUTION authorizing ~ sp-
ri1ta1 snt OF colpuIssoa 10 GstsrtAtb Vi whAf tesns
u,uiuaY psue1 t4l tse1ty .! ton1IEee Will MeAiso
t4a ba arranged. a,
y Hr. Isss-FoE tue removal Of obstFusi!ons IN hs
Hlyer by c.usiuR lie mouth of Tonts Hsyn1.
III vi. Morey-To asFhgthsn sae credit os the 70.
constructed Ht4tes, aud AFFORD thsm aaauesl ssl!sl.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
DH. MUMFORD'S CARD.

In our columns this evening will be
found card from Or. 7. nj. Mumford.
II Bayou Sara. branding as falsehood
the statement made Il few days ago by
IL r, Woher in the New Orleans Rcpnb-
iirdn. that he tNr. Mumfordl wrote the
articles in u A. Weber's paper in 1879.
donoupcing IT, l.. Weber ~ liar thief
and murderer. We havo known Mr..
Mumford for many years and know
him 10 be u gentleman Of the
Highest standing and veracity His
word where he ia known passes I'M
questioned He is a physician engaged
IN practicing his profession and in con
Quoting /. large drug store in Bayou
Sara. no il no politician he has never
held an office nor solicited one. and
what part bo has taken in public affairs
no haa taken In the conscientious dis
charge OF his duties NJ u man and citi-
zen. We are entirely certain that Mr..
u. A. Weber wrote the articles in his
paper in 1879, denouneing his brother,
u. L. Weber. Nobody in West Felici-
ana will believe that l.. J.. Weber has.
IS he claims, a letter from ID. A. Weber
denying tho authorship Of tho articles
aud charging It upon Mr.. Mumford I'M
til tho letter is produced; and II such
letter shall be produced. everybody In
West Feliciana will simply know that
ID. A. Weber has written falsehood.
DIR. Sterling and other gentlemen. in
Guiding our correspondent "Quadratus,
malignod by T.. l.. Weber in his card.
are honorable gentlemen. and they de-
serve much credit for discharging their
duties. even though 1t involves them in
repulsivc controversy with man
socially outlawed in his parish.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

We do not believe the charge OF corrup-
lion that has been made against Mr..
Kerr. His character has heretofore
been unsulled. and II IL scarcely rea
sonable TO suppose that for few hun
dred dollars he would have periled his
honor and the place he holds In the
hearts OF tho people. He is a poor man
too. and IL I've had been open TO corrup-
ton with bis great influence, he could
have easily realized large for
tune. Nevertheless. IL Ia proper. the
charge having been made, that u should
DO thoroughly investigated. and that IN
this IA In all other cases the Testimony
of all who will speak should DO heard
No wrong can be done any honest man
by tho evidence or bad men; the truth
and falsehood i'm the statements ol
these characters can DO easily detected
and 10y letting them speak we
ret often at truths which otherwise
could never be reached. We rci'crate
our firm belief in the unsullied integrit,
Of Mr. Kerr. but If IL shall hc proved
that there is n stain like this upon lis
record, lot him be condemned. It Is tho
policy OF the Republican party to shield
and promote its rascals tho policy q
the Democratic party is to throw its
corrupt leaders overheard.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
THE MORNING PRESS.

The YIgngnlr reviews the list Of Radical no
Hticnl sapirauts to tho Governorshir, and men
tionE tho following parties IA anxious to go into
that limo OF busine 4: First Marshal Packard
IT the Administration wing, strong partisan
and able political tactician. He will have the
support Of tho Administration and. IL he puts
his whole will to it.. will certainly got the
nomination, Second-Tom Anderson. OF Re
turning Board fame, also an Administra-
ton man. Ho possesses fair average ability
and great wealth. Stands good chance
Third on the list come Warmoth and Pinch
back advocates OF home rule" Those two
WORTHLESS are against Federal interference in
State Affairs IA long Il will not be exercised in
their behalf. They are supposed to be working
together Warmoth AZ a candidate for the Gov
arnorship, Pinch to play second fiddle rs his
lieutenant Warmoth as u nr~t-cass crodigal
son" stands a very slim chance. Both OF them
have an eve ultimately to warm UP Senatorial
seats IN. Washington.
Last but not beast comes George Williamson
az Shreveport. The Republicans think that his
nomination rs reform candidate would split
tho Democratic party. Tho Picopne Justly de-
rides tho idea. The fact is. he would get no
Democratic votes aud raise no enthusiasm on
The Republican side.
The Times SAWS that the number of Prosden-
fal aspran,s II 50 great and thoir individual
qualifications SO little one above the other that
a /. Impossible to say who will be tho Great
Unknown" We have no great prominent ma
lional leader. and 1t is perhaps better that it
should 10 so; 1t insures safety to the Republic.
rho greater the leader the greater the danger.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

ben Butler made speech tho other
day. in which he declared that nothing
had been accomplished by the civil war.
and said that "the South should heed the
mutterlpgs OF tho pretending storm IN
time for IL tho battle Of human rights is
to be fought over again, the vengeance
II a deceived and outraged people IN
The next conflict will be fearfully ctIeo-
tive"
Old cock eyed Ben wants to increase
his stock OF silver ware. and Is trying to
raise another fight.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05


To assume that our people are chronic
violators of the law and disturhcrs OF
the peace is the very rankest injustice
and tho foulest Islander. For years the
party in power has shown its total i'm
beciiity and inability to execute the
laws. and the State administration has
been the merest parody upon govern
ment Its continuous and imploring
appeals through it's Executive to the
Federal Government for protection eX-
hibits its total incompetcncy and emas-
culation OF power in the most ptiable
light to the world.
We scarcely think the riot in the Fell
cianas and along the Mississippi line
will turn on, Of sufficient magnitude to
secure the whole or any considerable
part Of tho United States to assist tho
Radical office holders Of Louisiana to a
reelection. They are mighty apt to
have to 60 it alone.
trhihodaux Scntneli
Kellogg wants troops FOR emergencies
that may arise during the coming cam
paign. Why don't he form u corps of
his staff and militia brigadiers? True.
they may fear the report of y caliver
worse than hurt wild duck. but on
the whole they can't possibly be much
worse than the Metropolitan brigade
Since Seelye has shown disposition
to testify against them. the Customhouse
ring are very anxious to have him ar
rested and locked up on various charges.
Times are changed since they applauded
him "a hero in his campaign against
Democratic citizens in 1874.
Lake Charles Echo
1t will be seen. by the proceedings
published in another column. that our
Parish Democratic Executive Committee
has called Parish Democratic Conven-
ton to assemble at Lake Charles on the
third Saturday in June. the delegates to
which are to be elected in the various
wards on the second Saturday in June.
II will also be observed that there is no
intimation given OF the object Of calling
that convention. nor OF the action to be
taken by it.
Under these circumstances it is espe-
cially and vitality important that Calca-
sieu shall in every ward go to the polls
on the second Saturday Of June, and
elect as their delegates to that conven-
ton men Of unquestionable integrity
and tirmness Of character; men who
will represent the wishes and views OF
the Democracy electing them; men, es-
pecially. who can stand the test OF par
ty embership-uncomp oppo-
sition to the Kellogg usurpation.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
Monday Evening. June 3. 1915.

The leading members Of the legal
profcaaIop have addressed u petition to
kellogg. asking him to appoint q judge
In the Fourth District Court bench. The
Fourth Court Ia the commercial court
az the city, and II Ia urged that the
vacancy should be filed TO dispose OF
important business before vacation.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

Harvey, the Radical braro who was
paid 10 atah Speaker Kerr IN the back
IL In a bad AZ, and will probably be
prosecuted for perjury as soon az Mr..
Kerr will have cleared himself and ex-
posed hts trsducer. Tho Radicals In
their criminal and silly attempt to
break ny tho Democratic party" have
simply spit In the mir. and the s.'ittle
has fallen back on their own uncleau
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
Travellers to the Centennial

can be supplied at Levy's Dollar Store with all
the nick -nacks suitable for travelling conven-
fences. and, as n matter Of course. at much
lower figures than elsewhere.
Orders from the country will be, as usual,
faithfully ate uded TO. and catalogues sent free
on application. Address
+. LEVY h CO.,
1917 Canal street.
N.Y. I'm New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
CE LIST:

The following Watches are all Lever move
ments. Jeweled. same sze as SIS Watch and
sold with guarantee for two years:
Solid Silver Watch same as the out. ...... Sis
Solid Mlver Stem Winder ........... az
btsm- Winder, 3 on. Silver case ..,,. 30
Same. but open face fiat glass. ......... 40
Solid II karat Gold Watch. . on. case .. s5
Solid I8 karat Gold Watch, . OF. case .... rs
Solid II karat Gold Stem Winder. AZ OF case 20
Solid 10 karat Gold Stem Winder, AZ or case 100
=, The following Watches are two sizes smaller
than the SIS Watches. and finer quality:
In Silver. hunting or open face case ........ go
Solid u karat Gold case. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. en-
Solid IL karat Gold case. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Ladies' Watches, Solid Gold cases ....... Is
stem Winders. Solid Gold cases ............. es
Ladies' Stem Winders. elegantly. engraved
ana enameled. ................. from t75 to 1875
Gentlemens Gold Chains in great variety
Prices vary from sis to s75.
.. large assortment II Ladies' Gold Chains.
Silver Chain. suitable for the si5 Watch, from
80 to IS.
Any Watch sent by mail. in registered pack
age. Mt my risk, on receipt of price with 80 cents
Tor postage; or by Express, G. o. d.. with priyi-
lege Of opening the package and examining the
Watch before paying for 1t. Address as above.
A Key that winds any watch sent by mail for
fifty cents and stamp
WATCH REPAThTNG by SKILLFTL WORK
MEN. at lowest possible prices.
ap2 6m 2dp ddW !,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
PARASOLS.

The stock il now complete and We soil mt the
following low prices
"a inch plain silk ~ %.
Ii inch plain silk. ~ 25,
is inch plain silk, 81 30.
20 inch plain silk. 81 Is.
% inch plain silk 81 90.
Do boNed silk. with faney handles. 30 cents
extra. pearl and ivory handle, plain and war
ranted gold mounted. 81 10 So.
Children'a Parasols. al colors bone, ivory
and horn handled % cents 10 81 so
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
CARPETS, MATTINGs, CURTAINS, Etc.

Wholesale and Retal-17 Chartres Street
CARPETING-Axminste Velvet. Brussels. etc.
FLOOR OIL English and American.
MATTING-White. Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES. Table and Piano Covers.
CURTAIN and Furniture Materials.
BROCATELLE. Cotelines. Reps, Slip Covers,
etc.
BURLAPS. by the bale piece or yard.
je4 2pSuWe A. BROUSSEAU & son.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

The Mitchell Rifles were forced to
postpone their sham battle and picnic,
on account Of bad weather, and many
persons were disappointed, but the idea
has not been abandoned. and it will be
carried out next Sunday at Oaklrnd
Park with appropriate splendor.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
WINDOW SHADES

with tho new style centre. u each.
Plain. u n pair.
All sizes on hand and Mt half tho regular
prices
Velvet Carpet RUGS, very cheap.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, 81 80 up; such
low figure WAS never known before.
We send these goods to any part Of tho coun-
try free Of extra charge.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

He who talks sows; he who listens
reaps.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
MARKET STORE.
Rousset & Co.


MARKET STORE.
Rousset & Co.
2aq Dacntur street opposite French Market.
BUILDERS HNRDWABE.
PAINTS. OILS and VARNISHEs,
FISHING TACKLE and CUTLERY,
ry2o u&W I'm
W. ID. MATTHEW'S,
BOOKSELLER. STATIONER AND
PRINTER,
sos ....,..... Magazine street sos
Pio-Nio and London Club Croquet.
The best in tho city at the lowest price.
Straight Hickory Handles. Beet seasoned Wood,
Balls Perfect Spheres. Best Ground
OIL Paint and Varnish.
81 80 81 49, % co. 81 30 Sc TO- ss o. $40 90 $40 90.
Less than Factory Prices.
W. d. MATTHEW'S.
mh2s an sos Magazine Street, n O.
SAVE THE TIME
or YOUR
CLERKS AND OTHER EMPLOYEES
American District Telegraph Messengers,
For all kinds Of messenger service.
Tho Messengers are specially selected trained,
uniformed and numbered. and can be obtained
instantly any hour. night or day, rain or shine.
MESSENGER SERVICE.
30 cents per hour: Is cents for 30 minutes or
less, and cents for each additional 10 minutes
Hpecial rates givon for any length Of time be-
yond three hours. whom contract is made in nd
vance.
CIRCULARS DELIVERED.
Unaddrossed
1000 or less ..........sl 90 per thousand.
1000 10 booO. .+......+.s bh
5000 and upwards 90
Addressed
Circulars, notes. invitations, wedding cards.
etc. Mt from $40 to SIS per thousand. according
Satisfaction guaranteed. We respectfully So
'0'' your p''1 EXECUTIVE 5Si;tGi OFFICE.
mya i'm II Commercial Place.
HOME MANDATORY.
CARRIAGES. BAROUCHEs. BUGGIES. JER-
SEY WAGONS.
And all kinds Of
SPRING WAGON WORK.
At prices to compete with any other city.
Also
Importer and Dealer in
Carriage. Wagon and Cane Cart Materials.
selling tho POUNDS, BLIND and SASH COM
BINATfO FASTENER at
Al, 43, As and Al Perdido street,
ap6 3md&W JOS. SCH WARTZ.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
HOSIERY.

This department is now replen!shed and com
pete In both Ladies' and Misses goods.
Balbrgean Hose, extra length. 81 box to 81 n
pair.
Balbriggan Hose for Misses and Children 81 a
box to ~ a pair
study your interest and look mt tho goods be-
fore you purchase elsewhere.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

Soc the new styles
Brooches for Searfs new.
Diamond Earrings fmagnliieent,
Fan Chain Bracelets thew
Sets, Rings. Charms.
Chains and Lockets.
Necklaces and Lockets
81 M.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

our last article was devote b. description
Of the MIXTURE II Capciue and its effect IN quicken
ing tho action of a porous plast"t The action
III The combination Of iuhher and tHp"inc ON
tho system is marvellous. On tn" application ol
Bensup's Capeiue Porous Plaster y the person
tho blood starts into quicker circulation; II Won
hnyo n cold aud aptlv ono to your breast. YOU
will soon feel II laosoning # yon suffer from
rheumatism tho relief is almost instantaneous
If tho trouble be- Indigestion arising from q
torpid liver. tho cure though slower - none me
lngG rartniu IA
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
OPHELIA KID GLOVES.
BACK COMBS

Ono word on that topic. Buy pair for 81 AM
you will not regret il. they are warranted,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
WOODEN CARVED GOODS

In this department we have mnde general
reduction. and all goods formerly sold for 81 80
are now reduced To a. including tho 81 50 tables
now ~. and the small size 81 Wall Brackets now
Al n pair.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

ney shape and very extensively used nov
81 toss ~
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE.

Extra large Vases 81. formerly 81.
Toilet Sets 81. formerly ~.
And something now In Mantle Sets ut 81 apiece
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

SATURDAY NEXT
se wiu omen q full limo ~ Ladies' Underwear
Fine Embroidered Chenise 81 up.
Fine Embroidered Skirts. 81 M.
Fine Embroidered Toilet Saques ~ NJ.
Fine Embroidered Gowns. 81 M.
Fine Embroidered Drawers, ~ up
EMBROIDERED CHILDREN'S DRESSES. 81
IN Z
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
PULL-HACK

Real She'll for 81 Tho assortment T. bcau
full. both in plain and inlaid
, 1876-03-23

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iolfe ipar flar. Der 9ildter Sir On
Or 10 2u8f crfl1rte MN benz tlGoerijbeu
Iufleber Der 6arm, blB oemielben ieiuer
anliat nah qala red)t 9sidebsn iei; er
babe ntft auf offcn.r Strn6e Oin9e bers
unlte6en su laiIen, Die nur 9~cei9net ND
rcr, Ole Paiianten in SeriudJuh9 gu britt
gel; or loIte rlebr Nufieber teltclten.
uSeten Sic." frugte er Oeu Sldaet.
nhdufi9 oas 8ater uuie ?"-rSa mott"
pOanu fenner Ole Die yiittc: r6ibrc
unS nit in Serluhuua," mo bob babe,
lie SDrt &anncn oabin 9eitcqt. no cine
fat por 9unaer Gterbcnoe Der Neriu-
dung nidt wloeriteben fonnte." Der
Scrtretcr Der 6arm mcinte ;par, rs le,
noh feil aeniiaenOcr @tunO, bog 81
&dnnen cnt'uenoct w%iiroen, weun man lic
auf Die st oBe itcate. Der Jtl6t abei
iprab oaS Widodlcn fret uno lvb i'm,
uuBtroem cine llnterltieunq ans Der Sc
rithtst1fie aablen, O4nllt es III leine Sci.
ulatb suriidfebrcn fonnte.
, 1876-03-23

Cine SpeSial.9 epelde bon 8aibin9-
ton meloet pom %. Mdrs. gSdbrcno
beg Sturmes am Wtonto9 uno Sienitag,
lino pieIc un9liidsfdae auf Der See be-
iOnoers an Der Suite BON yieu= England
uorsetommcn Oepel6en BON bort gcben
an, Dap piele S9lfe ans ufer setrtsbsh
mo anDere %sclunten Iino. Die 3abI
Der umgetommen lit nod nidt be tlmmt,
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SIN Safen BON Yropinceton, Maf, lino
ALIEN IA un9liidfaue berlbtet.
Ser S1asmeilter Der 8tr.. Ser.
Staatsn, Sobn :. Seem, bat li6 ent-
l9Iohen leine 9ttQe nIsoer5uleSen, io-
baio sln PATHFINDER NaAioIssr erwablt
lit.
, 1876-03-23

Gin MobiIer SoIbat. &C.
tern Mittu9 fiel elm @sann nit einem
Beine Dor Dem 9ot9ebauoe aus Gr-
1a0pfuns nieoer. Gr iaste iein Name
lei @eorse Sarris, seborcn in Mobils,
alabama, uno frlber Soloat elmer
Georgia 8risooe, ludbrsno oes &epolu=
tionstrie9es. 9as cine Yein babe er in
sinem 8efedt nit Der @rmse oes Gene-
raj Ybll. Sberioaa, i'm Sbal, %perlorcn,
no er gum 8sfamsensn sema6t u. mad
@indeiter sebra4t wuroe. n~nseiabr
nor 10 Sagen perlieb CT Baltimore UNI
nad &iampno 5u 9elanssn uno oa or
fem @elo babe, iei er Die Salfte Deg We=
GEES seOansen. Seit susi Sasen babe
CT ni1ts seseIien, ocsbalb Jet ct 10 err
l4opit. Gs wuroe nod Der Staot'Mm=
bulance 9elanbt, wel6e lbn na1 Dem Nr
menbaule bra6te.
, 1876-03-23

9otisei @eri3t. Jolsenoe
,sdle tamen seltern in oielem @eridte
sur N~er9anolung:
Mm. 2epel, farbis, an9efla9t tpe9en
Tothsudt, purbe entlolien.
Daniel Grant, ansetlast cine Oroer
auf Us. s. Sobnion 9efa!l9t 81 babsn,
auf Montas peridoben.
2e,pis @peneer, anseflagt 10 Genfs
BON q. 8. Wilsp unter faIi4en Woripie'
seIunsen erbalten su babsn, puroe psr-
idoben.
u. 8. 8obannpn, Elm Wabninniser,
perbaftet ,pssen unorbentliAen 8etra.
gems, ,paroe in bic Sail seianot, nm
nod Der @iaiamsburser Srrenanitalt
ssbra9t Su uerben.
Ser SUI pon Samss Sottp, anseflast
cine Militar. Uniform, bas gissntbum
Der gompasnie 8. erite @irginler @e-
aiment, uno cine Slinte neb1t 3ubsbDr,
oos G%isentbum oes Staatcs, auf unss-
isblI1er Meile 5uridbebolten gu babsf,
ipurne bis auf 6reita9 perl9oben.
Sobn Smitb, Srnntenbelt tpuroe ents
laIen. 3
Drei Burger muroen jeosr $40 ss.
itroft, neil lie ibre Wirtbldaften ON
Sonnta9e often 9ebalten.
, 1876-03-23
Wl infer Mnaeiaen.

Sd inGe cinen iolibsn. tiibtiscn
Sonoi1umuNer unb sable pro OuBeno
2O-24 S9r.
s. 6rieoel, @@leFide 3ts.
s. 1T elm u%nbefamter 2cidnum auf.
eefunoen poroen, Der lid our1 els
men S1ub ielblt 9et0Otct bat.
&e9ierungsbIatt fir SoAIen.M einlns
gen.
@onntne ben 10. Mpril, Morsens II
ubr, muitolil9e notwithstanding.
aalielcr Sasblatt.
Sc NOR cine ielblt i'm Sooe nod id6-
ne 2ei6e.
8remer No9ri1tsn.
9rei boppeIte 8u6baIter fir critic
Sduler inbt Der 8orltanO oes Ne. ems
fir Sanolun9scpmmls.
Natipnals 3citun9.
Plus Der bcm perbaftcten Yfarrcr fol.
senben Menss lit Elm Wfann, ipelher' Der
oreimoligen Muforocrun9 Der Seamtsn.
acknowledgements, nl3t Tol9e %lelltete,
perbaftet wDrocn.
Goblenssr 3eituns.
, 1876-03-23

Sdldserti. 9isnitas @abt Inn
unsefdbr IL ubr entltano Gin Streii
Swii1en suei betannten junssu 2suten
bercn Namsn nidt selast wuroe in Der
NrantlinitraBe, Dor Dem uGap,tol Sotel",
itatt. 'Giner erbielt einen S9las nit
sinsm Stsine auf ben &opf uno wuros
tart perwunoet, bod Der anoere lpuroe
tampfnnfabi9 SemaAt. Giner Der beiosn
perluAte einen &epOluer gu Sleben, inoeB
Die umliebenben GreunOs uerbinosrtsn
i'm un0 EabHen ben iuasen Ntann nit
fort.