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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
Training for 3 Corpse.

Virginia New E~nterprise.l
A carpenter in this city, newly raised
to the dignity of prophet in the I'm.
proved Order Of Red Men, came near
burning up his shop a night or two since.
A friend and brother in the order was
lying very ill-at the point of death, as
was thought. In case Of his death there
we're certain ceremonies to be performed
over the body while lying in the wig
wan" by the prophet. Now our prophet
had never undertaken the performance
of these ceremonies, and be was not
sure that he would be able to acquit him
self c~reditably when he came to under.
take them With the whole lodge standing
about looking solemnly on. He thought
he should like a little previous practice.
With this in his mind he persuaded his
partner, also a Red Man, to Join him In
a rehearsal and take the part of the
corpse. The partner saw no harm in
having such a rehearsal, and thought it
would really be a good thing for his friend
the prophet. Accordingly q broad board
was placed on two trestles, and the part.
ner who was 10 be the corpse stretched
upon it at full length, closed his ewes.
and told the prophet to proceed with The
funeral ceremony. The prophet, in full
war.paint, and with a cows tail stuck he.
hind his ear, then began prancing about
the remains. With some prompt;ng
from tie corpse, be got through with his
mummeries in very fair shape. He then
caught up a torch made Of fat splinters.
and began a solemn dance around the
decorous and appreciative corpse. While
in the midst Of the dance and a dolorous
chant, he suddenly discovered that in
waving his torch he had left a trail of
FIRE behind him in the shavings covering
the floor, which completely encircled the
sedate remains. The corpse took in the
situation at the same momentsas did the
prophet, and the two wound up the re.
hearsal in a very lively little fight to
save their premises. Both had their
hands and clothes badly soorched, and
the partner sweals that it is the last
time be will ever train for q CORPSE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

NEw YoRK. Jauuary 2s-The stock
holders Of the International Ocean Tele-
graph Company, President Orton in the
chair, yesterday considered plans for
an equitable basis for the consolidation
OF preferred and common stocks, aud il
was referred to the directors with power
to act. The plan recommends
the retirement Of the preferred stock
and the issuance in lieu thereof Of three
shares Of common for every two shares
OF preferred stock, no stock to be SO re.
issued until ninety per 9 Of the
stockholders have given their consent in
writing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

Advices from London s,ste that the
product Of the quicksilver mines of the
world for the year 1875 was IS follows.
Almaden mine, Of Spain, 8 5000 TASKS;
New Almaden and others, Of California.
10000; Idria, of Hungary, 5000, PaIa.
innate, Of Germany, 1000; other German
mines, l40O TASKS. By the contract Of
the London R~othschilds with the Span.
ish Government, having thirty years to
run, the Rothschilds control all the
Spanish mines, and through them the
European market. San Francisco adj
wees report that China purchased $780,
oOoof the California product Of quick
silver for 1875, and New York City e..
800, 900,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
A Plot 20 Rifle the Adams Express
COmDAny.


New YORK, January PA plot to
rife the safes Of the Adams Express
Company has just been made public.
Samuel Ganat, a discharged employee,
recently informed the private detectives
that Francis E. McMshen, also dis
charged from the service of thGcompsny,
had called on him, and exhibiting dupli-
cate keys manufactured from wax inn
pressions he lMcHahon) had taken of
locks on safes known as Pittsburg and
New York safes, proposed that the two
should enter the building and rife the
safes. When McMahon was made aware
that the company aud authorities knew
Of the intended robbing, he entered into
negotiations with John Hoey, through
Counsellor Knitting, offering to surren-
der the keys if not prosecuted. HoeJ
would only agree that if Mcmahon would
surrender himself with the keys, and tell
all he knew concerning the many thefts
from the safes Of the company, furnish
ing the names Of his accomplices, in
GLIDING the name and address Of the
manufacturer of the keys, and all other
facts within his knowledge, he would not
be very vigorously prosecuted. Nc
MahOn would not consent to this, and
negotiations we're broken of. Mcmahon
fed the city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
AveraEe HOBO or : Woman. Naval.

W. v. Story, in his last chapter of
ln q Studio" makes one Of his CONVEX
%sationslists discourse as follows on the
average hero of a woman's novel; 40
women like brutal men9 They are car.
tainly fond Of drawing them in their
novels. They generally either give us
as their hero q consumptiye CLERGYMAN
devoted to the poor, and constantly in.
yestigating slums, and getting a typhus
fever in consequence; or a fellow with
brutal manners, large muscles, and an
infinitely tender heart, which he displays
in the most peculiar aud unexpected
moments. 1t would seem as il, by con.
trast to their own natures, they preferred
q touch Of brutality and violence in our
sex, If they do not take to this, thew
20 in for the Lara and Conrad style-s
melancholy creature, who has suffered
terribly, who loves to skulk in the shad.
ows, who avoids society, and cultivated
his wounded heart"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
River kilograms.

CAIRO, January 2S. -Arrived-Belle
Shreveport, New Orleans, sp.m; Future
City, New Orleans, and Hillman, Nash.
vile, midnight; Grand Tower, St. Louis,
8 am; Lilly, south, 8; Means, St. Louis.
10. Departed-Belle Shreveport, St
Louis, ppm; Future City, St. Louis, 2
am; Grand Tower, Memphis, 8; Lilly,
Ohio river, Il, Heavy rain all forenoon
warm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 2s.-The Verita
newspaper of Rome, noticing a repOrtin
the English papers of secret negotia-
tons between the Extremists, Anglican
clergy and the Vatican, looking toa ces-
sion to Rome Of the whole body Of the
Ritualists, strenuously denies the exis-
tence of any such negotiation. 1t says
there is a powerful but not a secret
movement among the English Protest
ant clergy toward q return to the glorious
unity of the church. Rev. Frederick
George Lee, vicar Of All Saints, Lam
beth, to whom a correspondent credits
the letter to Archbishop Manning and
the promotion of the petition to the
Pope on the subject, writes to the Man.
chester Guardian Indignantly denying
any connection Herewith.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

FoxBoN, MASS, january 2s.-V. 81.
Ponds steam mill and box factory and
adjoining property burned last night.
Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
OMAHA, January %. Two incendiary
6rvs, resulting in a slight lofs, occurred
at Grand Island, Nebraska, last night.
This morning at five o'clock the barley
mill of Engle 4 Zeigmund was totally
destroyed by FIRE. Loss, $4,000; no in.
surance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
Forger Arrested in California.

SAN Francisco, January 28.-J. Mich
olson Ebert was arrested by the United
States Deputy Marshal q few days ago
on a requisitiou from New York, for
forging United States bonds, and was
yesterday remanded to the New York
officer. Officer o'Connor, of New York.
arrived at Sacramento last evening and
presented a requisition for the arrest Of
Samson R~osenblast. Governor Irwin
blast.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
Fatally shot.

RALEIGH, N. G., Jarrary 2s.-on Tues
day evening Adolphus Moore, a member
OF The manufacturing firm of Helt &
Moore, at Hsw River Station, was fatally
shot by George W. svepson, known in
connection with the financial history Of
North Carolina. Moore was psssingsbe
house Of swepson on a cunning expedi-
aon when an alteration took place and
Swepson shot Moore.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

COMMISSIONER JAMES of Georgia, finds
that the sheep of the State have dimin-
ished from 5l2, 6ls in 1870 to 3ls,S25 in
1874, and attributes the decrease to the
circumstance that there are thirty-one
dogs to every hundred sheep in Georgia,
The dogs last year killed 2s,625 sheep.
A severe dog law is demanded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

GRAIN RAIBERs REFUSE To sub.
nit to the. wastofuI and imperfect work Of
other Threshers, whom posted on tho p0st stye.
rtoritv Of, this one, for saving grain, saving
time, and doing fast, thorough and economi.
THRESHERMEN FIND 1T highly sdvaD.
tageous to run a machine that has no "Bees
ers." "Pickere," or :" Apron" tina ham r
Damp, Grain, Long Straw, HeadinRs, ? iles
Timothy, Millett and all such dihoui flax,
and seeds, with ENTIRE EASY g grain
EeFECrlVENESe. UeangtO T AeD
saves the farmer his thresh bill b perfection
ing OF grain, makes no LIZ gextras So
gulres LESS THAN 0NE-D ,erings;" 70,
Belts, Boxes. Journals, az LIZ the usual
managed less repairs; one Gears eesleI
prefer TO employ and w that grain RAISER
prices, az ISr, even q.
"a SorI sizes m'AF.s Wal q. 4. 10 and
eSy.-s.ws ~ Hepnrmtors "aIone,,
1880 > or STEAM POWER. nr1d
nj 9.t.sss lthGr Horse Powers.
urita 9cy m ed 70 grain raising, or threshins
nsndmh'o0 III 1uasfa' ted Circulars 2seai 6eG wiz
sfc -. fon,grs II sizes, styles,. prices, terms
aeiiso .NtOktO LIS, SHEPAs Rn 100,
Battle heek. Michigan.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

A COMMERCIAL traveller, who has been
wandering around in the Northwest for
four years, writes to q Chicago paper
that Minnesota is the poorest place be
has found for Hardshell Baptists in win
ter, as the ponds freeze solid, and the
new converts won't keep until spring; so
the Methodists get them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Henry H.
S'Arkveather, Representative 10 Con.
greSS from Connecticut, died here this
morning he was conscious to the last
and converted With Mrs. starkweather,
who arrived this morning at 6 o'clock,
two hours before her bus DIS death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

TIE Vicksburg Herald does not hesi-
tate to call Csrdoza, State Superintend.
eat of Education in Mississippi, a thief,
a forger, a suborner of perjury. 1t shows
from his late report that he is short over
100000 in bis accounts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

FRANK j. Bowman, a prominent law.
yer of St. Louis, has challenged Stilson
Hutchins, editor Of the St. Louis Times,
for an offensive personal article, which
appeared last Sunday. Hutchins had
not been heard from at last accounts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

NOn.R Resident Notice.

In the Chancsry Court Of Shelby county
TennesSee-H. Clay King vs.. Washburne
Trenary ct al.
IT, APPEARING FROM THE BILL IN
4 this cause. which is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANTS. Washburne Trepary and D.
u. Forster, are non-rosidents of the
state of Tennessee; it is therefore
ordered that they make thir appearances
herein, at the courthouse in the city of
Memphis. Tenn, on or before the first Mon
day in March, 1876, and plead, answer or
deInur TO- complainant's bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to them and
set fer hearing OK parte; and that a copv al
this order be published ence q week for fonr
suggestive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day of January. 1876.
A copy-at'est:
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and NJ.
~ y. b. McHEERY, D. O. and NJ.
II. CLAY KING, Sol. for cOmplainant d
l8-l3i-140-146
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

The General Council acted wisely TO
retain the Health Board intact. If the
experience Of other cities is worth any.
thing, the importance of this depart.
ment cannot be er.estimsted. We are
for prudent economy, but would regard
any attempt to cripple or displace the
Board Of Health an inexcusable piece
Of folly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
ELECTION.
AUCTION.
Mortgage and Administrators
SALE AT AUCTION.
Auction.

T WILL SELL AS ABOVE ON THE
l. premises, IS and 81 Madison street.
Tuesday, Feb. Sth, at 10 O'Clock,
The household a personal effects of the late
Susan Powell. consisting in part of elegant
parlor, chamber anddining room sets, spring
mattresses, fine bed clothing. sheets. slips,
shams, bedding and towellingi silk and dam
ask curtains, lambrequins, superb mantel and
pier mirrors, fine paintings. ehromos and en-
cravings, seven and a half octave Piano;
Administer, velvet, Brussels and ingram Car.
pets; French Clock; one set of Diamonds.
consisting Of earrings and pin; one cold
necklace and cross. one pair Of jet earnings,
one pair gold chain Notwithstanding alto
gether the
Most Magnificent and Attractive Sale
that has ever been offered in this city. Ladies
specially invited.
A. NJ. ST0DDARD, Auctioneer.
DANIEL kUswoRM. Mortgage and Admin
~istTator. 127-136
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

WHILE the weather is unusually warm
in this country and no ice has yet been
gathered, 3 remarkably severe winter is
reported in Russia. The thermometer
remains fifteen degrees below Q Fab.
renheit and great suffering prevails
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-For the
lower lakes, Ohio valley and Tennessee,
generally cloudy weather and rain will
continue during the day, with fresh and
brisk southeast to southwest winds, fall
ing barometer and slight changes in
temperature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

The General Council moves of smooth
ly for a new body, and when the crowd Of
ofics-seekers is disposed of good work
may be expected. 1t is a body Of more
than average ability and intelligence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

TIE passage of the Centennial bill in
the House Of Representatives at Wash.
ington was the occasion Of a great out
bursto popular joy at Philadelphia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

A death from an unusual cause DC
CURED recently at Lincoln, England. A
grocer named Picker, who keeps fowls,
was feeding them, when a bantam cock
spurred him in the left thumb. Mortif-
cation set in, and all efforts to save the
mans life proved unavailing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28

TWELVE hundred miners are now in
the Black Hills. some of whom have
been taken out three times by the mill
tary. They have gone TO stay.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-28
IA MP STORE.
235 : lecona street.

SJO : IecOnd BLFeet.
UNHE BEST PL ACE FOR FAMILIES AND
i business men 10 purchase their oils. lamp5
andlamp trimmi ngs Of all kinds. Read the
following: MRMPHIs, Jan. 7, 1876.
This certihes that l am now using HitE-
fields NE Plus Ultra" Fire Proof Headligh.
citizens as the latest family OIL now in use.
II gives q light equal to gas, and costs shout
one-fourh; can DO used in any lamp, and may
be seen at my drug store at any time:
l give this certi6 cate TO Mr.. HitEfeld. OF my
own accord, as a b sgtimonial Of his efforts to
supply this comm 1nity %ith good and safe
light at reasonable prices.
ITHEO, HOE RNEk, Practical Chemist.
llb-l40
, 1876-08-18

G6u6bicb, @cFcrn Morocr
itoQl cine 9(c9crin Elm Yoor S0u6e il
Gropfor0's S@u6loom in Der 8root
GtroBe nn0 pertauiMte Ie III @eyr1 9.
S. &insleD'a G6uDla0en. 9I8 Bic 6rol
wel@e Ser &in8leD fauntG fort Dar.
fan0 er ans, 0oB Die G0n6e 9cto6len.
%iporouf Die 9}e9erin Der0oftet lpuroe unG
0cn 0ieblia6l eiu9ep0uo.
, 1876-08-18

0aiGinQton. IS. Naauft. yi8
Jest limo nod) feline oifi3icQca &criNte Don
Ben @jenerdlen GrOOt oocrIe5rD ejn3rIms
fen ieitoem p%icictbc porwdrt8 9erijft
iin0. Nqe per6Hcatti1ten @erild.e
iiber @ef,d)te finoen fstnen Oloub II.
G6icoqo Is, Nu9ujt. Glue De-
p.i0e ans Sort 8roWn, G89Omin9.Gcrz
rito ium, melOct, ooB eiu S1oiNoae~Sn-
laser oeu Sen @roof an TO. auguft
aul 1oaguer9iioe perlaiien fat. Deliel<
be geoadte, Oit9n9taner an II, oOer u.
%. on5u9reiftn.
, 1876-08-18

Ginno0 nngeDrudte8 @ D.
nett 6reili9rut0s. Ser uQSiir>
tcmter9er Staot9dniei8et" bcri6tct in
Ieiner 8ci(age DOM Is. D.: TIMER Gam
INSTRUMENTATION Or. So. 8aulu8 muroc
non 6reiligrot6 ouf9efor0ert, 1i0 mu0
Dem BON Treilj9rot6, 8ejbcl &C. nutcr=
3ci4ncten Yroteit 9c9cn ben Qoldnoi=
i6eu NaDorud on3uiAlieBcn, mOruuT
iDm 8aulu8 iOl9enoes 9onett 5ulanote;
Nn 6er6inano 6reili9rotb.
8ieleoler Mt0nn, lpieDo6l mir meme
98elfe
@or cinem je0en NoWOruf li4er i0eincn,
90 will i'd MID OO0 germ nit 9lr Dcrs
eineu.
0oB il Sid 9e9en oicies 0olan0 tdrfc.
2(td) meinen Namcn ouf Die 2iHe merle.
l8eNn's nl1t 81 Ipdt iit-lpa9rII0 iIbcr
meinCn
0A0dftsgang muB i'd lcIbt oft bitter
DeIncl1
llno meinc 2Iften iWpeQen al wie Serge.
0o8 fommt ou4 0ouolt, lp'it i@ INNER
WiC0er
Mir leie 9eiue un0 TreunO Gei6eI5 Sic
Der,
Die 8roucn Sage ieli8 5u peri46nen (;
. wiciio 9Iidli@ lift Gin @olf 81 pteilen,
Dem letn 9l0ter mlt 10 lIiBsu g8eIien
Der S%ebeusNrbclt Darten 9rud peri09.
lelt.
5tutt0art, 8, Tetruor 1874.
&. YANlua.
6reiIi9ratQ erpi6crte in Der i'm ei8e-
ncn 0cr5ll0 ljcbcn5milroi8cn 9(rt ;
Q(n G~OuorO Poulua.
6o 1T e8 re4t! nod ejnen wadcren
S0maben
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%DlQtommen, YauIe 0ruB uno 9rut
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Sap Dir 9cfoQcn BON mir aItem &nabcnI
Mo4 1T es 3eitl 9tuf BERN ms 6slo 81
ttaben
Na0OrudliG lei Ser No0Orud 9eut be-
ronnt
280s silt c8 Greun0? balo 5oppelt CT in
S0nb,-
, 1876-08-18

Gte@erei. N}a9Qie Mortil por
seItern por Dem 4oIi3eirjQte, onQcfLa9t
SAD Gpar9o, 8cp66nliN ugi9 8iQ" 9e<
ilanut, gcItoNen 81 boben. Snfolae Der
9tbpeIenbcit bon 3ei8en tUllr0e Der Sal
ouf 0eute berI0oben mo D}o88ie in Die
Sail geian0t. Na0Ocm oicIetbe ob8e-
iiibrt nor, erI0ien Gpor9o, 0eiien 98un,
Be olf @erOnlaNnn9 beg Nnipolt5 6es
M}artin unteriu0t iUurOe, nm Die Giir9=
{WoFt bemna0 3u IteQen. 9icIel6e be-
fano Ii9 i'll Der rt0ten 8ruIt un0 mar
lln9efd6r ejnen 1oIben 3oll brett, Die
8ruit NOR Iebr 0eI0poQeu.
Der Sfi0tcr TteQtt Die @iir9i4dft oui
$500, peI@e ie0o4 ni4t 9~cIciitet wer0en
f0nnie.
, 1876-08-18

Gin rnre4ter @olIf. Ser
Ser g8oQL wel@er lue9en on0cbliAcr
Bodybuilding Der 9anf in 9}oriolt pcr-
baftct wuroe, 1T cArenuoQ c%ntloIIcn wQr=
Den, Oa CT elm 9an5 or0crcr Q8OQf III,
als ben lie fangen w0Qteu.
, 1876-08-18

1draTi6e 9urdbnH. qaei,r,r .s.,A
Scnatase ons9enr1fmtn-qa lI'%f 5 fSas, dS
81. Dt. F~'9'"R ''o VINO o.@o
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NoraliGc gea-gof. aSarid. onsoene,-
men Sonniaas, Nntunft as 81. W
90lfI9I"f 1876 unD s 20 y. ~. ~
sdoli@e @of. ,8peirol taorid. eun,.
Ia9e a~n39shpmneh. - ~Qlufunft 10 On ~
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GarnaDiGe. Gdqlfd, z,nntooa or.,,
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, 1876-08-18

Gntfof5en. Ser 0erii5runo8-
lol ppn Gutter 8. Soul0ers enoi9te
oeltern, Oa Dos 9eirat05=Gcrtififa Dor@
gcSei9t mur0e uno DER StaQtSonmoIt
feline Gimpenouu9en mo0te, NIT Der Gut
fliinna oea MnoefL04tel.
, 1876-08-18

Sam mo9it 9u fori6cn wie0crum unO
9%rabcn.
@o9it @cincn &tten ms Ge6ir0 cnt-
Tlie1cn,
9ur@ after Stdotc 9roue Shore 5ic6cn.
2luf Burger lte0er, Elm I%inaiser Slater.
50 mcbrR 0u @@pa6ens, mc6rf @u
9ejncn &u0m!
9lur ticf lincin in O8umF uno sitter
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6tntt9ort 4. 8c6rpar 1871.
S. 6reili9rot6.
, 1876-08-18

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nuf Ser GtroBe mo Scr Poli}ei
~28i6crilou0 9~eleiIiet ST la5tn, wNroc ~
9eItraft.
Setter @oircp farbin on9efto9t Sen
Tfeling G6rjition on9e8rjIicn Nno 9e7
{diogen 81 0oben, wuroe cntloiien.
Scmple Sins Iorbi9, on9<ilo8t 0ea
98iQiom 5ar0rid o~19eQriiien tmo Qc=
idllogen su gabcH uno g9llliom Sen
brif, far6ig, ot9eflo0t me9cn &Ciebi-
bertretuin mrrocn eutlaHca na0 3a0.
lung Der Soften.
@sfrp 4arterUdp, oH8efla9t Den go=
I"i5iiten S. $. 9oroter bcldii8t 81 Qas
ben, ols CT Ii0 iii Nu8fjiDrnn9 ieincr
%Ti@t befono un0 Sen @er5l0 0cmodt
al Gobcn cinen @efan9enen SIT bcfrcjcL
mubte $3.50 un0 bic Soften be}o0lcn.
9eQe 8urfe, N0elai0e 9orris, M}orio
glc,p, 2in0o @lopcr nab Gaen SoylOr,
oae farbi9, on9cfla9t Die Ola 2epis am
se9riHen uno mib6onoeIt 81 Qoben, lprrs
Den ls 81 9eitraft.
Darlington MitAcGf, for6iN on9e=
flo9t Ben @olj5iten 4oratcr ~onge9riifen
itno Den 8eriu0 9emodt i'm nit Ieinem
Wo0en Ill iibcrfabren, lpjr0c cut!0Iien
nod 30Glun9 Der 9oIicn.
Cabin 9luisQ, cin ~fle;ncr far6i9e
Sun9e mo otter GeTdn9nib=8o3cL one
9ctla9t Gin 8ogobln0 3u lcin, wnroe
pegcn M}on8eI al @irgi0oIt in oieSaiL
9elan0t.
, 1876-08-18

G0to@t9ieN. @a4 TEN @ae'dt te9
@2ic3enetFtr3 G., @tnmi, turpt felt H..
@tlg, br5 gum II. 9(u3af 9,:fmft;
140 G&jen tra9tsn yon 0r}63alt4tr ~
8uten Serts q III 4a St. &ru to,
G4weiNe &tiG> setfaUfen 81 81 o
SITS. 9Ictto, Ycn 8emt4ati0sg &ufte sur telt1
G&0afa mi tIer gu trRsnS0rss, bra9teu 81
a Ct. @rpt!c.
Ga tsr yer Sept $500 3n 5000 spn &c
u56nli4tr Bis 8uter Gqrte.
25mnt : per Gtja Yon a1,75-3.5o.
@itpgi6l serFouften sn 500 5u $1,000.
Gias @n5dbI iictar SGisn wn,ben yer Stia
p~fr!3Hft.
, 1876-08-18

8er0aftct. 0cr Gtcin6outr,
melAer 0en GohM ocS Gouperncur3 &c,
I!o@cn 1T UerDaftet mor0tn.
, 1876-08-18

Gupcrjnten6ert. ST.. Samcs
$. @aap, Der jcBiae 9oaPilc6rcr Der
8cdcune G0uIc, 1T III bjc 5teQe oc9
pcrjtorbcncn Sanle3 8. @inforo, oIs
@upcrintcnocnt Der 6fcntliNen S@Nlen
Don 9Ii0mDn0 eruaHnt mDr0en.
, 1876-08-18

Gortouf 8ciu0. 98jr 06rcn,
0ot &,rr 0leaoc s. &empcr ouT3 Qau0
8c9on8e0 icjncn 0ufcI 81 bcIu4cH.
, 1876-08-18
Gpueftipl,en spn grieffoae,,.

Son aalten an tcn atrei belonbsren geroen.
pelsps ais St'rnfafrn b%sfanur int, 600 g ~aS
4i'ao u @H $50 Mtb us 81. III. 6pnn
IS $50 9. 81. unb 7 n. u. ~""
" @n Setertagen- Geo g. SD. n,n
"; W: @0n alet anbern Nalfen merS~p
ele Sf'etf auf benz Niidmfy Der 3r$ocr onoe'
gvsa, e, &. 96n TEN, j d.
, 1876-08-18

Gin II 10 or5er 9 d win6leG.
&or eini0en &o0en wuroe cine 9artie
bon IS 8un0el Sonnnb6n0er an $)crrn
S. s. GcoD, GommiYionQr (commiiiiun
mer0anD ON &olin &o"t c%pnii8nirt.
Die 8dn0cr Wur0en ou83elooen unO auf
Den &omm Nelc8t. @or9etern fam Elm
9te9er, Sanes 8bom0s, sum 0errn 2jbe
&inilep, welGer no6e bel ieiner &a0cn.
t5iire iiano, uno fragtt, pie pieI 7 NAL s
lei, 9r. &insItD ia8te e3 ibr. Der
9leger Ia9te: nOie 3onnenbdu0er &C..
borea mir nn0 i'd babe i0on mcDreyc
Sage 0orouf 9ewartct, ooan 5OQ er Elm
8apier aus Der &ai4e uuO bat 9errn
&lnslcD Iol@rs i6m p0r5ulcien.
Mug. 3. 1876 - Gt9lcit BON 60
noro &DOmas fiji So6n 26omas (5G)
8ln0el Commentator q 25 Silid.
Iein
So6n n 29omas.
3ej0en.
3au0e: g. g. Garnet.
Ser Nc9er iro0te Dem 9crrn SinsleD
pie oicl % moi Sc tel, uo1Ocm er Ipl=
DIES eJfa0rcn, bemcltte CT, oaB er 0ieIels
ben Oe%rtaufcn mjillc, 0omit 5e BON
rem Damn iorttdmcn. 98d6rcn0 Der
9le9cr init Dem 9errn Gin8lep ipra6,
mar Elm GIert BON 9errn ScoY onpe-
ieub.
Ser 9}c9cr 9in9 fort, fam o6cy tal0
5nrlid un0 blieb in Der N0Qe. IS to-