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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
From the Journal of Commerce.
The Necessity Of a Chang(

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK PUTS THIS
PERTINENT QUESTION IN HIS ALBANY
SPEECH
lis it anywhere recorded in the
political history of this country
that any party, corrupted by the
long possession of power, ever
reformed itself and corrected its
owns ABUSES ? It has neveri been
done, and will not be without a
change of Administration
Democratic watchwords Peace
and Reform.
Republican watchwords: D'seoro
and Ertravagance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
BIRTHS.

In Hartland, Sept. l6, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
George Dinsmore.
In Hartland, Sept 28, daughter to MI
and Mrs. Marshall G. Harlow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
d 7 II ID

In Barnard, Oct; 10, Sophronia NJ, widow
In Hartland, Oct. 2, Mrs. Ann Freeman wife
of Friedrich Freeman, aged 63 years.
In Woodstock, Oct. II, Laviuus L. Daniels,
aged 70 years.
In Hartland, Oct. IA, Hannah Pigsley, aged
about 80 years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

The third lecture of the course
will be gwen at the Town Hall next
Friday evening, the both inst, at =
o'clock. Lecturer, DIR. K. Ii. Pad
dock. Subject, Musical Sounds
Open to all.
The end of the great Centennial
show draweth near You must hurry
up, OF 60 down to future generations
as the man that didn't attend.
Ut is said that the fashionable
"cardnal red will extend to female
garters! Oh.
"A new eating room, and meat
market is on the tapis in this place.
"A srumpus" was kicked up in
our school the other day, and the
boys acted in disreputable manner,
and the committee lacked nerve and
did not do much better, and the result
was that the teacher had to walk or
s.ride." We are sorry for this, tor 1t
will bring our excellent school into
bad odor. School government has
changed very little since King Solo
mons time. Would it not be we'll tc
Introduce some new mode Of dlsci-
pline and we, for one, are OF the
opinion that it might work well.
There is a good deal OF human nature
even in rough, double listed boy, but
it takes intellect to draw it mild Per
haps Ben. Amsden, in ID. T. Thomp
sons work. had good idea, when he
told one of the ringleaders Of the
school in iIorn-ofthe- Moon district,
which his brother was to teach, that
he Locke) was of y fiery tempermer'
and might kill one of them it they
initiated him, aud he would be sorr,
to see him hung, was bad, owing t.
it, deception, but it bad its effect
Teachers, read Locke Amsden. !
won't hurt you. The rod is the las
resort.
AGAY AND FESTIVE TIME.-E. J.
Sumner, who is a liberal soul-~an
the GOOD book says the liberal son
shall be made fat--gave our new COZ
net band an oyster supper last eve
ming. It was cOmmendable in MI
Sumner. and the boys returned hin
hearty thanks. We had an invitation
to be present, but work pressed on II,
so that we had given up the idea
being present, but we were "dratted
and no good citizen can escape man
date so forcible. We attended an
enjoyed it much, although wholly III
prepared to ''orate, but we had ia
appetite and good digestion waited o
it. and before the last man left "
could "orate' pretty well. Some nj
teen or twenty set down to supper
an excellent one, everything on tt
table that one could wish, all tre'
After supper, toasts, stories, news
the day, singing, etc, beguiled tf
unweary, and it was late when ii
last man left. The new band is cor
posed of good musicians and u
der the lead of DR.. Cotton is an a
gnowledged success. The new bar
and old band will furnish music +
our club when Tlden and Hendric
is elected in November, 'dont "
forget it," and it will be the best
the State, too. When they me
again on similar occasion, may
be present.
"A large supply of new goo
lust received at J. i. Jones,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

.,SI' =
J, B, JONES !!
DRY GOODS
Among the goods received during
the past week may be mentioned
20. 600 yards
Brown and Bleachrd CottoDs.
1900 yards
Percales and Prints.
1000 yards
Colored Skirtlngs in all grades.
1900 yards
Cotton Flannels at all prices
and remarkably cheap.
Ginghams.
A large line in new shades and
patterns.
Flannels.
\ hig stock white all wool and
Cotton and Wool Flannels
Scarlet and Blue Twilled Elan
nels Opera Fjannels in colors
and great variety of Shifting
f'lannels.
WOOIenS.
A good assortment of the latest
styles.
Dress Goods.
A great number of new pieces
both handsome and cheap.
Black Silks
Some very choice pieces in
Dress Silks, also Black, Brown,
Drap and Grey Trimming Silks
Black Cashmeres and Drap D'Etes.
The best assortment ever open
ed in Town and lower prices
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
Democratic National Ticket.
For President,
SAMUEL j. TlLDEN.
OF New York.
For Vice President,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
OF Indiana

For Presidential Electors,
LUCIUS ROBINSON, of Newport,
II. l.. RODIMAN, Of Bridgewater,
GEO. L. WATERMAN, Of Hyde Park,
AMOS ALDRICH, of Woodford,
STEPHEN L. GOODEII., of Brandon,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18
Meteorolog

Meteorolgy for the week ending Saturday
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1876-10-18

Every three years the Govern
ment absorbs 100000 from the re,
sources of the people, whereas $780,
900 would be amply sufficient TO meet
all demands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15

Another enthusiastic Bristow meeting
was held tonight at Pixies Opera House
at which'a large and intelligent audience
were present, and this too in spite Of the
,meetings elsewhere and the distracting
tendency Of various professions headed
by bands Of music passing through the
streets.
The first speaker was Mr.. p. A Chad
born,of Mass, who dwelt at some length on
the necessity Of reform OF the Repnbli-
can party. lie looked upon the plat
forms "a out Of the question at the present
time. II was men who were wanted and
not generalities that sparkled, but
we're too often but vain and empty talk.
lie thought that the prejudice against
electing President south OF Mason and
Dixon's line should be delegated to the
past us one Of the relics. OF darkness. 1t
had been said that BristOw was too young
and had not been in office long enough,
but his record in public showed that he
was capable, honest and efficient, and that
he should be rewarded with longer
term Of office. In him the country be-
held the unfaltering enemy Of ring
rule, and his election would drive
from the party this very element
and draw to it the best elements OF the
loating tide. In his inmost heart the
speaker believed that Bristow was the
only man now prominently before the
people who would unite all the elements
Of opposition. The Republican party
could not afford to go before the country
with man who would not draw TO their
aid the honest men Of the nation. Ap-
plause.
Gov. Chamberlain, OF South Carolina,
was expected to speak, but was detained
by committee work, andwas uaAble 70 be
present.
The meeting was next addressed by
William c. Goodloe, OF Lexington, KY,
who paid mn eloquent tribute toi(ieneral
Bristow's record as soldier and a public
servant. Gen. Bristow, he said, belonged
10 the whole nation. His name belonged
to the people and il was the peoples
fight. rAppiause. Gen. Bristow when
viewed as soldier fighting for the Union,
rs District Attorney in Kentucky max
ing war upon the ku.Klux, or as the Sec
uncompromising and incessant war
against the whisky ring was
n .man who filed the popular
idea Of an honest, capable officer, deserv.
ing Of the highest place in the nation.
The convention had the power to nomi-
nate him andthe people would certainly
elect him. Villiiying personal character
during the heat OF the canvass was pecu'
liarly the weapon Of the Democratic par:
ty. The friends OF Bristow, while Of
course working earnestly in his behalf,
were not so welded to him that they
would not support and work for any
other good man.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
70 THE DAILY INTRLLIGEN0ER
CINCINNATI.
Probable Nomination OF Blaine
and Hayes.

CINCINNATI, June IL
spccial to the Intelligenecr:
The scenes tonight far exceed last
nights demonstrations. All feel that TO-
morrow tells the tale. There lSa l"Fge
Blaine demonstration from the Burne'
House, and n still larger BriStoW sather'
ing at the Opera House. Fourth street
ia a perlec, Jam Of cars, professions,
hand. Of music and torchlight dis
,I,v. The various headquarters are
Crowded, especially the Grand Hotel
wbere rockets arc being sent up by the
Conkliur delegates. The people arc
greatly stirred up by the scenes now in
propress and by the expected results OF
to.morrow. Indications point to Blaine's
nomination. Ills reserves in the Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and New York delegations
are conceded whenever those delegations
20 to pieces. Unless some combina'
ton is formed before noon tomorrow,
as things look, it is not improbable
that Blaine and Hayes will be the ticket.
There will probably be a protrncted fight
tomorrow over the contesting delegations
from Florida and Alabama, and also on
Il majority and minority set OF resolu'
,ions. There is u desire TO insert an
anti. Chinese plank, also plank prevent.
ing, by Constitutional amendment, all
sectarian appropriations ofpublic money
by States or'cities. t'g ss'
The West Virginia delegation stands
eight for Bristow and two for Hays. The
latter are Davis and Dana Of the Third
District. In case OF general break
they will divide between BristOw and
Hayes.
No election yet for members of the
National Committee. The report TO that
effect is mistake. John W. Mason will
probably be chosen. c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15
WASHINGTON.
MIR. Blaine Rides out.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-At o o'clock
this evening ex-Speaker Blaine took a drive
OF several miles with Secretary Fish in the
open country, passing through number oil
tie public squares and streets OF the city,
where his appearance caused much con;
gratulAtory comment. After he returned
he nte dinner with his family, read the
evening papers, and spent an hour or two
In conversation with friends and relatives
Or. Pope called at 0 o'clock, and after eT t
pressing himself rs entirely satisfied with
the appearanceand condition othts patient
he remarked that there was no objection tt
Mr.. Blaine's going again tomorrow morn
ing. Mr.. Blaine then retired, and at 9:Sl
Is sleeping Quietly!i > III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15

New York, June l4.-Steamsr Algeria
from Liverpool arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.-THE steamer
Kehler from New TorlSyfor, Antwerp ar
rived.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-THE steamship:
England, from New York and City oi
limerick from PHILADELPHIA arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15

SAN FRAHcIsco, June 14.--Six nutin.
eOrs OF the ship Canada, brought here on
tho steamer City Of Pcking, were dis
charged by the United States Commits
siOner, no evidence against them having
been forwarded by the United States
Commissioner Of Hong Kong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15
Flour Mill Burned.

sPAErA, Wa, June 14.-Angclo Flour
ing Mills, at atAngelo, two miles from here,
burned last night, they belonged to W. D.
ihiillyer, and were the largest In Western
W. WisSo0sin, So3 Loss $4,000; insurance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15

lContinasd on Fourth Rass..l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-15

in the platform that shall be adopted by
the Republican party here to-day,
[Cheers.1 1t is not for me to Indicate
what your committee shall report or
what you shall adopt, except to say as 4
Republican, let there be no uncertain
sound on any question that's q vital ques.
ton before the. American people. [Cheers.
This Is Republican convention and 1t
should only be
, 1876-02-09

8ribston, RS, 7. Sebr. Na9
2anois Sreiipre4uns blieb er bis 9eite.n
bier, tuti3irte aber beute Morsen nit
leinen 5reunosn mad 8inelanb.
NewDOrt, T.. Tebr. 8ei @slesens
belt oes G~artenlpiels 9erietben an Sam
flag Mbeno Grant 9enrp uno Geo. &eb=
monb in elmer Wirtbl9aft nit chamber
in Streit, peIher bamit enoiste, baB
2ebterer Dem @riteren einen tDotli9en
MeHeriti9 in ben 2eib perIeBte.a
pbiIabelpbia, s. 6ebr. @s=
iternIbeno fano man i'm iloli@enS taot.
tbeile ben Matro1en 9aniel Garberrp
NIT burdi9nittenem Salie. Ser Mann
mar ni9t i'm Stanoe, gu lagen, wer i'm
%perlpunbet bat, unb wirb mabrl9einli9
lterben.
@eitern pnrbe &obert Gallagher, Der
Wahter elmer 3uderfabrit, toot auf Dem
5rottoir Dor benz Sabrifsebduoe sefln.
ben. Man permutbet, oaB er aus einem
Genlter bes aweiten Stod,perts fiel.
, 1876-02-09

SterbIi9teits- Beri9t. Gs
aneen wabrenb Der leyten @pde % 1pces-
Taas Rierislbt fat, namIid: @eibs 9; 8ar.
tise Is; MGnnlih IA; @eibliG IL.
MItsr-1 Sag bis 81 q, 1 MOnat bis 6 1
b Monat bis ~, 2, 1 Sabr bis 8 3, 3 SAB
bis 5 1, 5 SABRE Ills ~ 0, 1920 2, 20 8
3u S. 80 $40 1, Az $50 4, $3.50
O., tn sos, 1870 1, 9U-lO0 0, I'm.
befannt
Stant-esbis IA, gerbsiratbst 6, @it-
pel 1. @itpen 3, unbetannt 1.
Gsburtsprt - Ser. @taaten "a. Gns.
lanos1.
@pbnuns-Statt 0, Maribaa @arb 5.
SeHerium @arb 3, Mnoi1cn @arb s, Mon.
roe 8arb a, Clay @arb q, Sadicn @arb S
@rmenbans 2, @taatsGjsfansni6 ,5U,pital.
Su9sinist-&esulare @ersts 20, Coroner
0. gparp Of 9ealtb q, i%rrssulars asrste l.
s. q. @abell, 81. ..
pralpent r8Carp Of 5ealtb.
, 1876-02-09

aug, oIs luenn Die goIisei, nm 8speiie
ibres 9oieins gu gcben, anbsrs aud
llcbcl ousSurotten ii6 bcitrebt.
IS ipuroe ndmIid s~eitern gaa6t cine
&aSia semo9t unb Die Sduier Der Srcu
De beimseiuht urb aus Der listen, 17ten
uno 1Sten Ctr. 20 farbise uno 5 weiBe
Yrieiierinen Der @enus Ing erlte Sta=
tionsbaus ab9eliefert. nm 8nbe gu tbuu
nno pieQeidt in Der Sail 3eit 81 selpin-
uen iiber ibre 8o9analien na1suoenten
uno li@ Su beIiern.
, 1876-02-09

Sufirgs Court. Sie tolsen-
zen Talle famen seltern in oieiem &C.
rihte our 8erhonolunN
CLARA gbur9, onsetIast pesen Sars=
einbrub unb Sleblabls, lpuroc freige
tprodcn.
Morgoret Sarris, Iduloia %befunben
rinen flcincn Oieb1tobl began9en 5u bas
ben, wurbe auf 80 Sage in Die Sail se-
1enot.
Sames Yittsforb, Elm tleiner farbiser
Sun9e, ansetlast einen 9aaseinbrua
periibt au BADEN, muroe ieinen gltern
%iiberseben, nit Der 8eoinsuns, oaB lie
i'm sinise arfsablen i%oltsn, als Strafe
fir feline Miiletbat.
Sbpmos Mullea befannte ii6 beg
Meineibs i6ulois uno ,puroe IS geitraft
uno ouf u Monote in Die Sail stlanot.
(gr bate Die @erbaftuns Deg Mnorew
Muaer Deranlabt, inbem or an9ab oaB
bcrlelhe Elm Spielbaus babe unb 60 nj
berrufen i'm @eri1te.)
Mnbrelp MtiQer wuroe f9ulois beiun.
zen elm Spielbaus 9ebalten Su baben
uno uun Der Surp nit 500 b%eltraft,
bod Der Gi9ter fists nod - Monate
Sail binsu.
gSalter Sorris uno Mrtbur Sbomas
ruroen wesen fleinen Siebltabls euf 80
Sage ieocr in Die Sail selanot.
9ie 8ir9ldaft fir S. @rapes tuescn
Ge1cblibcrtretuna unb Yarnen SeSphnlpn
,pesen griminal=0 erbre4en, wuroe als
u%erluirtt ertldrt, ba lie ni1t i'm @eri4t
crldipnp1 nnrcn
, 1876-02-09

@olb d. 10 inoel unb fein
Gnbe. Bie Der Winter iid) allmdblid
ieinem Gnoe suneist uno oas Sribicbr
iib uabert, erwaht auA in Stsmarf,
Datota in Yantton, DafOta, uno in
Siour Gitp oas Seoirfn.B. sbas @ez
lddit III beleben." I'm oieien .3ued gu
erretdeu, sibt es aber in men. an ben
@rcnSen Der Civilization selesenen Srt-
lbalten nrr e!n Wtltte!; Die 4Dieoererpef>
tun9 oeS @olofieberS. 9enn menn Die
nad ben 9lad 9ias siebeuoeu @oloiu-
1er Gle WoQseGen uno Nerte, baS Wtebl
uno Den sped unb ben Tabaf BON 9iss
nlarG unb Yanfton uidt fauien, 10 fauit
eS ebsn fem Sterbliher. Nus oieier
Wursel iiuo Die ncueroin9S in Glicnlation
aeisgtsn @sidihten bon Sddeen in Den
ihwar3en Bergen unb nmseseno ertpaAs
fen. nSn SiSmarf iei Elm 9err 90 uuo
go ansefommen, Der babe nit feinen et-
senen Muscn seiehem, 'pie pier 9lrbeiter
I'M Tbale ir9cnoluo unmittelbar al benz
AnSflulie oes auft'ldnsitsnidt=m ebr>
Greet in ben @uten. Miorseu.Gr Street, fir
$l37 @olo in feds Stuusen aussrubsn.
, 1876-02-09

9otisei Geri6t. 6ofgenbe
,sdlle famen geltern in oielem 8eri6te
our Gerhanolung:
Wtarf Murpbp, ongeflo9t lpe9en
Srnntenbeit uno unoroentliAen Setra-
gems, 50 geitraft.
George u. Sabb, farbia, anaeffagt
2drm in Dem Sauie Der Sharp SoneD
9cmadt 5n boben, ,purSe $3.50 se=
1troft.
Mlfreb Simmerion, farbis, Elm per=
hdbtiger Gboraftcr, an9ctIagt we9en
8elcbiIbertretung, muroe auf 60 Gage
in Die Sail scianot.
Martba Marlbal uno SaIie Sapen
port, beibe farhis, an9eflaet iuegen lin=
orocntli9en 8etrasens auf Der Strabe,
wurben jeoe So seItraft.
2iSsie Campbell nnb gbeline Sames.
beioe farbis. angeflaat 5rant Stron9
ansc9riffen uno sei6la9en 81 baden,
wurhen jebe IS 9eltraft.
Mat Bopo, farbie, an9eflast cine
4ortion 5leil9, Gisentbum bcs Sobn
&antin, in ieinem Selibe gu baben, bon
Dem er wubte, oab ooielbe seitoblen>
auf beute peri6oben.
Sa neg @albinston, farbia, unsefla9t
in Den Spei6sr bes Subn &antin cin-
gebro9en uno cine 8ortion 5leiid Su9l
Yctrase BON $25 seitpblen gu baben.
ouf beute perldoben.
oenrp' Martin, Senrp Sissins unb
@eorse Sneao, angetlast @a9abunoen
su iein, Sneab wuroe e%ntloien uno
Mart.n nnb 9issins tpesen Mansel an
Yiirsl6aft in Die Sail selanot.
Somcs Spbnion farbis, ansefla9t Ell
men &oit seitobIsn gu baben, erbielt 4
Monate Sail.
Srant etrono, farbis, onsetost Die
2i55ie Campbell ansesriffen uno sel6la
gen gu baben, wrroe SIS seltraft.
9nblep Sia, farbis, angeflast 2arm
in DEM Saule bes gabea 8rorton ge=
ma6t gu babeu, mnBte 81 nno oie&olten
beSoblen.
, 1876-02-09

Gum genefis fir Serr 5. 9. 8. Mlc-
greerp, Ieiner 3eit Yrdliocnt oes ugbiI=
harmonic" Geian9- @e.eins, Der DOR tur=
sem c%rblinoete, wuroe seitern Mbeno Elm
srobes Gonsert bon leinen 6reunoen i'll
Der uNhemblp 9aa" pcranitaltet uno
guar inter Wtitwirtuns neg @slans I.
Sereins nWirsinia" uno cinem Quartett
DER rYbllbarmonic Mii." Sas Saus
mar gut beludt uno beben mir b%elonoers
Die 2eiitunsen oes @clarg-Yerein ~8ir.
sinia" beruor 5rdulein 8sals bat
cine aaerliebite 5timme, SRI. Mera elm
belonoeres Salient flr's planDipiel, bod
DER @lanspunft oes Mbcnos biloete bas
So!o Der Srau &~einbarot be9leitet DON
Yrof. Sbilop.
, 1876-02-09
Rt9mpnb pDit Office.
ppft-M arrangement.
Is. Oftohsr 1878.

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SpnEtnaa aueaenrmmen-efrfunf r SmesS ny
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Senn.oe aHIauft $50. 81. y.f.
Nnrsii1e gsea goH. TGaH6. orso,r,r,-
men Spnriada. @ntunft f.45 y SD so"
pOIt'dIuS l.35 NIB 20 q. NR.
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iaas ansGsnonnnen. - Mnfunft 10 on snp
12.d5..M. M. "" EMO
Sorntaas. - @nfunft 12.0O M m-a
fbluB l2.45 81. 81. p0F
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n@.- @mtunft 2.30 g. vi. WsafTirs
fZ.45 q. @. S'P'P1aR
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ttg.- @nfnaft 2.30 unb 9 g. 81 w. MA MA
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- polfltlub $50 9. M.
Syn&burs Charlottesville, @taunton ms;,.
Sulpeef Syringe nnb wsflid) BON Wbitesmis
pger Spftn9s @nfunft S g. M.- Noa-
iGiuB $50 81. 80. p0F'
2Sett yoint uub Gtationen nm ser N, "a
u: uno 6. q. q. adsiid, gsnntaos o ysM.
nemi'sa; anfunft 1880 y. MaNSaIt-
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'aalt lo'3og y. %. gORialu6 IN. ".
IapeabanuOd> iiter 8ilb Saul. tSoI;h
""'1n1t $50 Q. ~. - yOiiGlug / g. 81.
Sar1es @iber Gampfer. DreimaI wSd,u,
lia. @ntanft @Onta9s, MIttwpd,s ,,ns
grs..a9s, 3 ". w. pehi6Inb, Disnffans
ao"nsrlfass unO @uanatenss, 5.3Oglp 81
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= an ~ Mittmods, areiiaas unit genntooa
=. M: Yoiti9lu6 Muntaae. Mittmnsha
aao 5reitass, 4 ". 81. "'V"
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90 I@nn'ah1t Nltiwp9s unb g annabenps. e
", M, % ggsaieIub, DOnnsrsass nno gsnu
, 1876-02-09

Woa aldn;enber iuu, Die Nus5eute in Ser
grrulnlarum<W fine. DaSu filqen Die
Scrren oann nod porioralid bic Warft-
prciie Der bauptiddlidsn 9ebensbebiirf>
ilife. Sollte SenlunO Cuff babert feline
G%riparnific in Dismdrder &aufnarnss
iuaarcn anSulcacr, 10 mag CT ii9 inn
MERLIN elmer Der unae6curen Grpeoitionen
BEG Germ BumSfallera ODER eines anbern
dbnlidcn Gbrcnmanns anihlicBeu, bic
iid -wle es bei6t- in Sorbereituna be-
finocn. 8or Iusfiibrurg eines oerarttp
ON Gntihluiies nl0dlten mir ibln inoc6
rotbcn. iid bel Nu9uit Eetermann in
@otba aennu nad) Der 2Igc Der in oieier
0toti5 namboft s%entudjtcn 2otalitdten gu
erfulloieen.
, 1876-02-09
Sprhdc.

Mut1loii9feit 1T i6Iimm,
Sp6 uebcrmut6 mod lhlimmer;
untu9tig MAIDEN beibe
gu Gotb nnb Sbat bid INNER.
Drum lol Der redte Mutb
SIN 2cten bid be9leitsn
SaB BON Der 9emntb bid
NuI alen Wegcn leiten.
8eim 0onbwerf biit on crit
Gin 2cbrln9, bann @eieQe,
3uIctt 0crr Mtelltcr gar
Mtit Soummcr oper &rlle.
0o6 mlllit on cine Sum It
@it Grnlt uno Offer treibep.
Vei after Mtcilterihaft
gSirlt Itets nur Singer bleiben.
Dsy- s ntemial- Aniibten. Gentcn-
1lals Yortifoltos. Prod)tpoae Sbromos
,etipos 9ieneS) bel
Soiepb Sara, ast.,
1926 Vroaotr., nabe nabe her 9teu.
, 1876-02-09

8erbre4er. Sol9enoe 0erbre=
der lpuroen seitern in rer p%ententiarp
obseliefert
Non Smptb County /: George &at-
cliff, farbis, 3 Sabre, wesen Yferoe-
o~iebitabls.
Dor Mptbs gountp Sobn Yrofit,
farbia 3 Sabre, ,uesen 0auseinbru1
uno g8m. Yeoples, farbis, 2 Sabre, ,ue.
gen GdIi1un9.
, 1876-02-09

8erbrannt. Wfilo Senfins, far
big, BON Der mir seitern bsri1tetsn, bab
ibrc &leiber 5eucr fingen uuo 1ie iebr
tart uerlest wurbc, lit on ibrcn @unoen
9eltorben. SIR Munn, Der lid weeen
Steblens zines SLIDES unf 30 Sage IN
Der Sail befano, lit pom @ouperneur
frei9eIaiien, I'M feline 5rau au besra-
ben.
, 1876-02-09

. uitins-Gourt. Gs linb Die
folsenoen Mntlasen o Der Surp be-
eriilbet b%efunben: Criminal Mntlasen
Maucp Coleman, Sobn Sin, Walter
5orris, Mrtbur Sbpmas, Sames 4eters
foro, Clara gburd, Marsaret Morris /;
@sicBiihertretuns: Sbomas &uiiea, @ns
brelu Mller. Solepb @raues, Sbomas
S,pIet:. lnbesriinoet iino g%efunoen
Sic Mnflasen Don Moies Malon, Sbos.
&uiiel (eesen i'm 1T nod cine anoere
Stage anbdngis) uno 9enrp ScOtt.
, 1876-02-09

GGei6eibunsen. Sie folsens
Den Gbel@eiounsstlasen iino in Der
Gbaneerp gourf lebte @o6e anbdnsis
semoAt moroen: &idarb 9rojier ps.
Sulan Proier, Mtrs. @la GrOwoer ps.
Gi1arb 8. gromber.
, 1876-02-09

IS beiBt, BOP in bieiem9 iiiriet peni9s
items 1000 8auterOtte, lino wOriiber Die
Yepollmd9tisten mod teinen Yeri1t
elngerei6t BADEN, nie oas @eieB es er=
fOroert uno &i@ter Susbes es anseorO-
net bat.
, 1876-02-09

Die @bieaeoer Spmmu ,iiten babcu
6cfinnilih nod i'm ulteu 5abre bclhlol-
len. oil Die Scr. Staaten Die Nuiforbe=
runa ;u ridtcn. oaB lid Oieielteu DER oe-
portirten puriier Gomn1unuros III Neu-
Saleoonien onnebulen m6d)ten CaS
be,r. Gommu1iitcn Gomite bat iid nun
enolid 5u oieiem .3wede in e;nem ors
itanoia aebaltenen V'riefe on Yrdiioent
@rart 9clpunot. Der Yrief eripdbnt Der
barten gebanoluna Der Oeportirten
iud)t Die 6ettmdBisfeit oScr @eieelid=
felt Der Yarilcr Commune uad)supeiieu
uno erlnnert oaran. baB seiittete 80lter
beiteste politiid)e 6einoc ielbit bann su
beanaoigen pfleseu, wenn oeren gad)e
etne unaeredte mar. Sn lct'erem sSu=
iammenbouae miro Die @roBmutb rer
Ser. Stoaten yeacn Die belieetcn 8ebels
len beroorscboben. Ger Yrdlioent miro
criutlt, b%etrcif5 Der Dubrbcit Der Inga-
ben iiber Die unnlenibltAe Bebanolung
Der oeportlrteu Gommuuaros einc Inter
iud)uns an3uitellen uno Die aaaSe Code
baum Dem SonareB porsuleaen. Bum
Sdlufe beiBt eS: vWir slauben, oaB
cine Vitte u%uiercr Gesie,uug an Die
iran30iiide UNI Amneltle fur biele Gaa-
ienoe bon Ouloerd auacmeiIen II menld)-
lid iein ,piiree unb bitten Sic oaber, uns
Sbrc Nufmerfiamfsit unb Gbeilnabme in
oteler Al9ele9enbclt 3u %aeiuobren!"
, 1876-02-09

Senrp Sbepparo wuroe seitern pesen
Ginbru9s in bos &au9baus bes 9errn
Sobn &anfin, woraus er fir $25 Uertb
Gpef itohl, Derhaftet.