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The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

81 ~ 4
Mirsaer said, ''There'5 5Sarah; re is "a
=unslline; she is dr~sk;;. sheRe at -
lime siifiering from a nee foot; ehnntt Ry
that she was drunk; Feyer ~ eit6f oi
them drink; have heard him scold'ng his
wife and csiiing her all sorts of names;
have heard Mr.. Minister say that he WOULD
kill himself this lwas after his Little girl
had fallen down and cut herself in the face
with a knife, he appeared 10 regret thai
she had distigureaherseif ) On last Thurs
day morning Mr.. Fivnn- awoke my father
and informed him that he hetri groaning
in the Minister'S room; my father went fof
policeman. and cli,nbest into the rom,
through wiaaow, and let them in.
|, Officer BIaday, OF the tweR.y-Seoond
pn,cinct, swore thai he was called 10 No.
3A6 Eas, Fiity-ihird street by Mr.. Ehrms er
ltout haIf-pzs, six o'clock A. NJ. last
Thursday; he went there and, with the as
sistance OF Julia Ehrin-er, got into the
Ministers nom: Mr.. Minister was lying
an his back on the hvd, next 10 the wall
his wife was lying on one side, facing hin,
! and the ei.iid WAS facing Its mother; the
child was dead. . pistol was found un the
nd, between Mr. and NnS. Ministe': they
we're reianvest 10 :he Ntnety y-niaih strets
Hospital. t@ '+9F.,t' ~s'
The verdie, Of the j,,ry was, in effect,
thai Minister Shqt himself, his wife and
child. .r
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more Jersey ,ieh.ning and chain he sh'nfng
,han would supply Zach Chsadler and aae
rest Of the members Of tlfe Cabinet for :
VS. W ' t.as. ass2---1-sas
lifetime.
It has upset and overturned things gen.
orally II has made General Babcock a
nlsaaer TO an Indictment charging him
With being neck and ears in
the whisky business. II has
made the Republican party suspicious ID
;,se,f and think that, after all, they are
boas.ing of a virtue though they have ii
not. Where it will end, not even those
who are waging ii pretend to know, and
whit i, has done the medern Clyse. take,
a. credit TO his administration. those
who are in have also tried to 'irsw IT
Bris,ow, and the lightning is striking 50
uncomfortable near home that Grant trem-
HES with verv fear les, he should oe HIM
self taken by the coat tails and dragged
unceremonionsly to ST. Louis or some
other place TO answer charges niaae'
against Lin ior completely in this light
ming drama. The ele>aric current Is iep-
pins of, some oi his d,ares, old chnmnie@,
and mus, make this '1he winter OF his DIS
c,ntent.' But ah how much moro PAIN
f,l is the reflection that al the grist from
| it goes to the Bristow mill, while that oil
lGrsn, 4 Co. is a, stand still, and there
is no knowing when the end will be.
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THE END NOT YET.

We are told that the Pre.ident has said
''Le. 10 guilty man escape" and while the
bolts Of lightning are striking every day.
there is certainly knowledge tor knowing
that the end i. not vet. Fresh tldings are
brought hourly almes, Of new victims that
have been struck BY lightning, and those
Who have already been made examples OF
have the most fattering prospects ia the
world for plenty Of Company before very
leng. Crooked whisky ha. proven the
most expensive speculation sLa, could have
been entered upon, and the swift light
ming fron the hands Of the great reformers
strikes and renders powerless the effect OF
influence from JERSEY hghtning or chain
lightning a. the decoc.iou is sometimes
called.
Beyoni any doub. this war upon the
whisky ring. is one OF the most successful
that has ever been waged by any depart.
ment of the Government against corrur
,iou. These abuses against the revenue,
of the Governmen, had been carried CT
without anv considerable moles,ation nn'i
the di.tillers became as unwary and indif
feren, TO the laws OF the tuiied Sales
bearing nrcn their particular cases, a
some in our city are to Count! and s'ai'
laws. /, WAS little dreamed when the wa
was first waged that it would swell tn
storm to ssch violence aud that the ligh,
ring would strike with such irequence a
10 carry ruin and destruction to some e
he uealthie-t men OF the West and NorIh
west, pu. intimate horse fancying friend
Of ,he PresiGsn, in the peniitnilary
reveal in the very bowels of the earth
which are supposed 10 be the natural nae
itati,,n of ro other liquid but wa'e'
millions of gallons Of foaming lager an
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

ENGLAND Is sasi.iei Win tine way her
puelic nsaeys are disposed her people ART
more lis-rsl than they are in this country.
The Prince of Vale. i. nsx ia India, anG
the expenses Of the Trip. with the cost OF
tn. presents he took With him, will se
somewhere in the neishborhood OF cool
million. Periodically the different mem
bers Of the ROYAL family take brief respites
from their ariuous labors in such little
trips as this, and the plunpness OF the FDh.
lie crib is reduced considerably By such
pulls Wales is dancins with the bellies il
India, looking at Tiger fights and riding
upsa an elephants snou; viewing all the
objects Of interest. While the band play:
the Prince walks around with the ohel
animals.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

OCCASIONALLY vnln VI 'o0l air csuie.
over from the Breokivn scandal stencil
and the cid dry bones are shaken up unit
they fairly dance the Old jig Of litigation
over again. Nov it is Mrs Aoulton hav'
ing a terrible time with Plymouth Church
about the arrange aeu, Of councils for he'
trial. while her h1shand is suing Beechel
it,r damages, and deosist is after Beeehel
with Law suit for SET OF false teeth AZ
made cid Mr.. Be.cher.
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ais purpose.

Iri. TO be hoped tha. something will b
done speedily to remove the unsightly old
building at the head Of Market street, thai
was at one day used as . market house
but at present an old eoopery and only al
eve sore in that quarter Of the city. Take
it down somebody and make centennial
buildings out of it, for it look. abont oio
enough to serve that purpose.
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Royalty and Divorce.
T From The San Francisco Gail.

In August last, 4. 4. Ber-strom filed a
Du plant in the Twelfth District Court
against Anna c. Be-zstrunl, to annnl a
marriage on the ground Of fraud. The
case was recently referred to Mr.. Rhodes,
he Coart Commissioners. Mr.. Bersstrom
estiied before the Commissioner that he
is thirtv-eight years old, and married the
| defendant on the sd of March, 1852, al
Kariskrona. Sweden. They separated in the
August following. because he ascertained
| that she had been unchaste before mar
rage. On making full inquiry he learned
hat she hat been the mistress Of Charles
XV, King Of Sweden, and had horne a
.on 10 him: He is now about eighteen
years Of age, and bears he name Of Chas.
Ludwig, tbs Christian name OF the King.
II saw the by in New York about two
years ago and he informed Bergstrom that his
u,'Aer ,ooa min 10 the present King anG
pryiher Of the deceased Charles XIV, and,
.oliciiei continuance OF the pension tha,
he lad received from Charles Ky durin.
Ii Al Elor.4TciI'. lifetime for the support ..
the child. ..-. r.
The pension was six hundred Swedish
dollars ,er annrrn. The present Hing re-
| used to continue the pension. He nen-
,icnAd this conversation With the hoy to
he defendant, zrd .iie did not deny IL
B-rg-.rorl fur.ae- tes.iEed tina, he sav
| Kin. Charles XT, ,seTe-4i sime-, AID there
US ,..l =. reaeiD al2Tce 5e.seen the boy
ar.d hin. T.4e defendant osao.4led iro,a
! lim iie paternity OF the bor.
| Edns J. PIse wnO reside M Ne7S York
city. ties, led tina, she knew the boy wh.
! GOES tr tie name Of hari IsrdSig Bre-
-tr0n. He spent hiz birthdav at her
I house in New Ycrt He tcia her that be
/ was sereute+n years old, and re looked
| -uily as Cd a. he res resented h'I-elf To
oe. Tae rcv is.d her lha; he vas tae cliid
of the defendant, aAa the cefendAn: 4.se
! -old her husband Tia, tse,l-uy rs her child
Mr.. Price further .essii= that Inc BOY It.
semb.ei ile kIng Of --p3eu. trarie- NN 81
Judging from the pic Ere Of ihe deces-e,
monarch. TIE 10Y w. rep1ted 20 be IL.
+pn.
I M. Bs-s.:r5n ard N-s. Pf:ca xeye Ii,
only Tiln4sea- examined .es:o-e the Co1-
Commissioner. ~|
I In p4ssIn- -por the easa On }. 3.Jlriav
morning. Judge sharpstein said the evi
I demo- in fb4 ca-A Wa. principally hearSay
\ divorce c,,Tif IL. Ie GRAINED slime a.
-the al u >-iyHs and cl..se--lpI, Of II
nah=r. there va. aro;her fa'aI dei..
Il i. Alleged tiz; The frzG1 wa iss1o.erts
Il 80 ard lie ae:.on Va n,i l-l...s Il Ih
Il. isI@. i,le or..e l.JS.1e. ila, III a-.,!n
10 snTUL marriage CI tae g.ruiE Z
fraGG mu-, ie bruucat EitniT, igag year
after The di.ooverr IT the ira1i. Tnere
: fore Judgment worrid I've rendered for tn
. icftnlant
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

The Washington dispatches state thai
the Congressmen and Senators are getting
ready for a good Seige of work when they
reassanble. The NEST busy among them
all i. the Devil on txo sticks, otherwise
known - Morton. of Indians. He NAV
b seen nigh. asser night plunsins Arm
deep in bleciy papers and having bloos,'
:eas, generally all to himself.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

SECRETARY EIsH in the Cuban Note
denies that the United States desires the
.c,,u;.n;on Of Cuba. Denials are easily
made Lut when the trsschery Of Grant Il
kneva no one question. whether he desires
tb. ACQUISITION of Cuba, but they know
that he will make it the basis Of war. ii Ii
will serve his purpose.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

LIGHTNING struck the Chicago Inter
O,,,, office on Monday, and decapisa'ed
the civ editor. The natural attractia
for the curren, was too much whl-sey Oh
the brain which exuded through his hand
to the ito OF pen on paper and hence The
dvnmike explosion.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

He Asi Hs'fa hes Nv meal =. 4 -tsf.u-
r4-'. ami. y.,-l- Hp. ae said ID The ~assst@r-
Il iec.are If haven't iSrgn- cen nv wa
let" 1ne cashier I'D M, aud hur-rd big
ortis 81 iipl Fpr fuil three II iru-ss tstort-
paIsiug for t-ra-h. Wen chzhcz came
the Stranger rCa-inassi i,-!'Rl. | have tty
d'!i-r> in iHr T.st T.solss - IAe cashier
couldn't srlLk 10 s2Ee him. .-
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, JANUARY 0, le.o'

THE jury in The Tweed case Is ca''eo .
struck Jury. We expect they are s'fueS
With amazement that the :" Boss shouio
h.ra x,,Led swav in broad daylight.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05

car be su;oret ~ those who are we,
elauu :n tu Participate.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-05
S,A. lbs ATTENIIUN,

n t!4e s34Se, and sea bathing convenient
TOY tEOee who desire il,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-12
settlement in the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church.

The presidiog eldership 10 the Methodist
Eniscopni Church is likely to prove az trouble
s,ms as did lay representation. After discuss
;ny il for year in all its aspects, it came be-
FIRE the last General Conference, in Baltimore,
far action thereon. One party in the church,
b,rse but still minority, asks that the annual
conferences shal! nave the right to say how
their presiding elders. The other party, com
nrisiDs a small majority, don want any change.
The districts are now fixed by the bishops in
annual conferences and the elders are appoint
cd by them also. The General Conference
found Itself unable to change this form because
NJ the constitutional rules of the Methodist
Episcopal Church 1t therefore sent propo-
s,lion to the eighty-nine ANNUAL conferences to
change the restrictive rule. 1t three-fourths
Of the conferences vote for the change then
two thirds of the next General Conference
must do the same ere it can become a
law. Drs. Cum mings, James and Curry,
representing the retormers, seeing the hope
Ics-ness of their cause, have issued az address
10 their brethren In the ministry to lay the pres
cnt proposition on the table or to vote solidly
agaiustlt until, by correspondence, the sentiment
OF the tinerancy shall be brought to the reform
!, int They think the Eplscopacy has too
much power already, and the bishops.
in their address to the General Conference, ,con-
c.de says this committee, that appointments to
the presiding eldorship are sometimes made Of
men who are not called for in the reg
uiar pastorate and for their own 1.-THE appointes'
personal accommodation. The committee and
tnc minority which they represent ask that the
districts shall be greatly enlarged 10 size, so as to
reduce the expense of maintaining al army of
sub-bishops looking after quarterly conferences
and asking formal set lquestions every time;
or that the number of districts shall be ln
creased aud their size considerably reduced and
the elders be regular pastors, who shall if occa-
sion requires have the oversight of the districts
nearest their charge. The editor OF the Christian
Advocate evidently has no sympathy whatever
with this address Of the committee, for he
scalps it in column and halt editorial. He
divides it into two heads as the colored preach
er did lis sermon and tells first what de text
does not mean" aud second, what de text
oocs mcau." There is. says Dr.. Fowler, a bird
OF some kind in this egg-lt may be an eagle or
it may be buzzard. But the way to get the
bird out is to keep the egg warm and not to
crcak it, as he thinks this committee have
done. The fall conferences are now, and for
the next few moEths, 20 convene and this sub
jet is to come before them and be discussed 10
u its bearings so that the wave Of excitement
will roll over the church for the next year.-N.
Y Weruh
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BOOKS, SIATIONERY DC
CCHOGL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL REQUISITES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BOOKS.

full supply of all the books used just re-
ceveu and will be furnished ut the lowest prices
For the more advanced schools and semins-
res u fine assortment OF all the Leading TEXT
BOOkS-Anclent and Modern Langu .ge.-
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French and German
furnished on the most favorable terms.
Fine Stationery Il speciality.
New styles Papeterles just received, from 25o
to 81 80 each.
Mourning Paper and Eveopes, new patterns.
french Gu ,drlle and Rep Papers, with En-
velopes to match. Very handsome
Paper and Envelopes OF American manufac-
lure; u full line Of Note, Letter and Cap, Legal
Cap, Flat Letter, DENY and Folio Post Paper
also very thin Note and Letter Paper for foreign
correspondence.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Time Books lem
orsndum Books Composition Books, Bills Pay
able and Receivable, Day Books, Journals,
Cash Books, Ledgers and Journals, cap size,
Crown, Denny and Medium, from two TO twelvc
quires each, full and half bound.
Fine Portemonnies, in Russia Leather, Sesl
Skin and Turkey Morocco; also Card Cases in
Russia Leather anu Pearl, Opera Glasses &C.
New styles English Bibles and Prayer Books;
very handsome assortment just received.
New Books, Magazines and Reviews received
ss soon rs Issued.
Owing to the new postal law increasing the
postugs on packages of merchandise from half
cent to one cent per ounce which went iEte cf-
feet April l. the price OF lot No. l. five quiros,
N Note Paper, prepaid will be 35c; lot No z. 3O:;
lot No 8. 60c; lot No. a. soc and 81. French
Quad-ille same price.
GEORGE EE FRENCH,
sep No. 80 King street.
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A CAkD. D.-Crcumstance rendering it de-
"A sirablo that ! should locate in Baltimore l
lave transferred my DENTAL PRACTICE in
aexandria 10 DR.. D. N RUST. He has been
for so rlany years associated with me rs to need
10 introduction or endorseplcnt his skill, ability
sud reputation for honesty and high integrity
being well known. l cordially commend HIM
to the favor OF lay friends and patients. as well
worthy Of the position to which he succeeds, and
bespeak for hiIl tho practice with which, for so
long, | have been favored
JAMES b. HODGKIN.
Alexandria Va, mar loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-12

DLACk SILKS AT OLD PRICES-We
- succeeded in getting the same numbers OF
Guinets Silks at the same prices we paid before
the recent advance, except ore number, which
cost 55c more; but We have marked them st the
same prices as before. Now is the time to buy
Black Silks.
SEPT H. C. SLAYMAKER co.
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ICE CREAM

A CARD-I hereby return my thanks to my
"a friends and tho generous public for the IA
vors they have conferred on me by their patron
age hoping by strict attention to business TO re-
ceve continuation Of the same.
ZOE CREAM, WATER ICES, and GUS
TARDS Of all asvors, from half gallon to any
quantity, made and sent TO all parts OF the city
Gentemen's rooms first floor; ladies' psrlors
second floor. j. 5. FUKCE,
No. Us King street.
i've Alexandria, Va.
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Mr. PierrepOnt's Name.

Mr.. Picrrepont, U. 5. Minister to England,
has written the following letter to the New
York Herald:
In journals which reach me from New York
! see what purports to be questions from me,
sent some years ago to "proiessed medium .
touching faulty genealogy. AS the matter
happened long ago, cannot state whether the
report is accurate or not but several years
siuce and several we'll known gentlemen OF
New York were together making Investigations
aud applying tests to number of so. called me-
diums. We were making them, not publicly
but privately, apd trying to find out how much
truth there was iu what seemed difficult to ex-
plain. Whether it was pure deception, mes
mcric ugglery or mere dcluslon, We could not
discover but we concluded that 1t was worth
les; at any rate, and dropped it entirely. [
have never taken the slightest interest in 1t
slncc
was quite surprised las would the other
gentlemen bc) to tind my private and harmless
Investigations made tho subject Of public dis.
c,Isslon never tried to Influence any one |
uuy tried to fnd out how the phenomena were
produced, but could not aud gave it up. think
lug that there was some kind Of deluslon IN
the matter. This seems to have been the basis OF
all attack about my Christian name. Inc
Joshua" spoken OF was simple falsehood.
NY youth, my college days, and 10 my
fathers will my name was written Munson
EiwnrdS picrpout. | think it is now thirty
seven years since dropped the first name.
Sur.Iy 10 Que was laiured or aggrlevcd or car
ed about it. am direct desoendeut OF Joseph,
the third sou of the Rev. James Pierrepont, OF
New Haven. leave the truth, in its slow
way, to over'akc the lie, aud the good repute,
"h'c IN rubiic and private life have sought
10 earn, leave 20 the just judgment of my tel-
low mcu. venture to suggest some doubt
Whether even the bitter strife for Presidential
power low violent in our country, will justify
such wanon attacks upon men in the public
seIvlco from personal malice or for political
effect.
Unless it be a crime to seek the reward of
aonor ty the faithful discharge of public duties,
cauno, be Well for the government, nor for
,oe best interests of the people, to make the
ho,dns OF public Office or the aspiration for
puoIlc place the pretext for personal calumuy.
am, very respectfully yours,
EDWARDS PIERREpoNT.
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CUNS, CAPS, WADS, &c.-Just opened at
VI IS King street, Alexandria, Va, corner OF
Royal al assortment OF English Twist Shot
Guns, of good quality, and at very low prices i;
also Breech Loader, with sll the fixtures,
shells, &c. Musket Caps, Gun Wads Flasks,
Pouches, Belts, &C., TO which We invite stten.
ton.
sep q j. 7. CREIGHTON q SON.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
g derifs.8 ertauf.

G~aft unb unter gntcritat zines Grefuticnsbe-
febIes, auSseifciIt in brr Cfbee bss 0ierls her
Circuit Court Ypn Ga conabe COUNTY, suridlu.
seben int Mai. lermin 1876 eenanntsr Court
unb all mid geridtst, su- 0nnRen BON 6briforb
@eber II. d. unb aestn WottIieb Strtder, bate
id ale &ehte. Iiel, Snttrt6tn uub Anibriids
rts senani ten 0cttlib Streder pom, IN unt 40
foisenb bslhriettuen @runttissntbum nit
9eiblas ttest, nGmlid: NGt3is alder, nSrtIiGe
bdlftc BE-! norpweiiiden Iiertels Der Setfisn ~,
Ipmnibip as, &ange 5, ,ptnI. allies ttlegtn In
sen. @asecnatc County i'm Staate aRiieuri uub
id, pcrbe am
vi t I 10 d. ben britten W al 1876
IN Rem Stunten ssii6en nsun nbr e0ormittas
unt flint llbr Nabmitiaas btS senannter cages
al Der 5rerttbiire hes Gourt.5auies in 6trmanu,
tSaseonae; Gpunts cten teitrittents Gigertbuni.
orcr 70 siel pappn, ais erfcrterlif, axf SHentli&er
Mufticn an rcn Wieiltirtsnbsn fir 8aar rerfaufen
(%untermorftn allen friibern Mnlpriiten unb
llr&silen) nm stnannte Greniticn unb Iclsn
SuTHL
" 5bcobor Weraner.
S&srif ven Oaseeaase Gcurts.
Z. Mpril 1876.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19

belt wiini9enswsrtb isi, nnS batten 10
Die CUTE Gslseenbsit, fd, ebe bic Torlas
buns iic srrsidte, aus benz Staube gu
MAIDEN.
Die gefaafte I'M Gonareb iparen
p~eraansene ISOLDE dusert fan. Der
Senat bebattirte iibsr bic Meupfafferung
Der Y~enniDlpania guenue. Oieie Strabe
ipurbe Dor 5 Sabren inter Sbepbero's
@eaierums nit @idOIiOn YFaiter
acpFaitert, u5er fs 1T iekt elm Meer bon
Q6dern uno Baden unb Die ihledteite
Strabe Der @tabt, almost impossible,
scarcely ,jackassable SIM Sauie
wurbt nur iiber @elobewiaigun9en ber-
banbelt. u. A. ,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-04-19
bcriffsSerfauf {.

0raft unb unecr g~ntcritit zines Grefuticnste-
f,tles, auSgeltent. III Der Office te5 Glerfs Der
Circuit Ganrt Ypn Oaseonabe County, 3urid,u-
sebsn i'm Mai, Ietmin 1876 o.nanuter Gpur uns
an mid aerittet, su @unfsn ron s. 8. Mcttmdnn
& 60. II. a. unb aesen DERRY Stride babe I'd ale
&ehte, Iitel, Sntere7sa unb MnipriiGt hes
ssnannteu Senry Stride pOu, In unb ~ folsenh
bei6riebtnen @runhe 9entbum nit Btitla9 te-
ltat. nGmlit: Se6s3ebn Ginbunbertitel u6)100,
Ader, got Z, 1cril her iiipliten 5dIfte bts fiji
wsllihen 0itrtel5 Der EDITION 6, IowniGip Is,
&anse f, peifI. Niles teltsm III gen. 0aseonaSe
COUNTY int Staate Mi1Unri, unb i'd pstbs am
Mittwod ben britten Wai 1876.
in ZEN Stunbsn srii6eu neun ilbr 0prmittags
unt flint llbr Natmitlass bes %aenanuttn cages
an Der 1rcnttbiire bss 9ourt.SauIts In 6ermann,
@asrcnabe Gt,inty, rben tei6riebenes Gissntbmni,
ober 70 piel baSon, ais erfcroerIid' auf SftntIihtr
glufticn al, zen Reifbietcnten fir 8aar ytrfan.
len (untcrpprfen allen fribsrtn @nfpriidsn unb
llrtbeilen, I'M %senannte Gr:eutirn unp Soften ju
reden.
Sheohor Beraner.
S6triH ppn 8asronabe Gcunir.
I. Ipril 1876.
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Mortaoge Icrtauf.

Da Gtriaiae Ditbsy unb feline Graa tir& 10.
ren @crtaa1e.U eeb BON, IA. Sftpttr 1875, mel
der In Der RceorberS.S ffee tss County Waseu.
nate, Staat WtGuuri, in Bud ., Seite lag ein-
aeiraasn IL, an ben llnter,eihRtten na&hepenb
tsItriebtnes Wrunbaiid in 0asecnabe Gounty
iibertrasen baben, namlib:
Das nOrStp. ! bes norbp. / Der Sefien 80
lupnibip 46 Manse4 weifli9. wsIGe teiaste
llsbsrtrasuns semaht tpurte I'm, ben llnteraeiG-
netsn Seinri6 SUbns ftaplos su balten I'm Iade
fr cine sewiTe NUts BON ~tsiastein GbriRian Dill
they am 3. Mirs 1873 al einen sepiHsn Uni.
9Gnede ausssle0t unb BON btlastem 6einri&
Spbns ais Yurse unterssi9net 3u 3ablen se.
swunsen ware /; aab ba Ssinri& Sobns gG,pnn.
aen tpurts bslaste Ncte netf SntertHtn faraaf
i'm Yetrast Won iiber $500 ~ be3ablen, 70 Iafe
i'd Der unttrseihuete Mcrtsasee Strait Der MIR in
bslastem @ortsase sinssraumtsn Re&ts am
@amstas, ben 10. Wai 1876,
in liebereinnimmuns nit ten Befimmunssn h..
iastcn Murtsastbtebs fir baar In 6anb chen be-
I&risbenes Gisentbum an ben Reifbidenben
perfeigeri.
SeiariG Spbns, Wortsasee.