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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

SUsPENDED-The Ballou manufacturing
company at Woonsocket, r. l., and G. 80. c.
Ballou Son, have suspended. Their liabil-
tiles are estimated at 81 600 900, and will ex-
coed the assets from sl50,o0o to 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

A MINIsT Pr WITH UNFIT TENDENCIES.
The council OF churches called at spri. -
held, Mass 70 Investigate the allegef AN
moralities OF Rev. +. s. Fitz, the Cor zreRa-
uonal minister OF Southampton. voted "a co
that he possessed tendencies that anti him
for the Christian ministry, and rccommend-
ed cessation Of the passionate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

MORE SCANDAL ABOUT MARE ISLAND
NAVY YARD.-Tne San Francisco Chroni.
Gle reiterates its charges OF mismanagemeut
at the Mare Island navy yard, and SAYS the
grain crop OF the island, which is more than
sufficient for the wants OF the esta Adjustment.
has been sold and the proceeds Appropriated
by the Officers, while the government has
been compelled 10 buy grain in the open
market 1t also charges that valuable shin
timber has been used for firewood or allowed
10 rot in the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

The NEBRASKA DEMOCRATIC CoNyEN-
TON which met AT Omaha yesterday, adopt
form, and also in favor of Governor TiIden
for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

~The free handicap race at Newmarket,
England, yesterday. was won by Maitland
Preskness, the American horse, was fourth.
~E. d. Whitcomb, who was imprIsonea
by the Bos ton city council for contempt ana
released by the supreme court, has aceenfes
s5oo from The city for damages.
aonng LAKE Ontario shad have been
ylng. The sam thing having happened
iast season, u becomes a question Whether
Ine propagation OF shad In the waters OF
Lake Ontario Win prove successful.
~Under the civil camaee lau az ObIo. IL
a. not sssentlal 10 recovery that the defen-
oani snail have been the sole cause OF the
nspltual lntoxication which was the cause
OF damage. IL the injury caused by the acts
OF others cannot be separated the defendant
may be held liable for the whole. Such IL
the decision OF the Ohio 81 preme court COM
Frances Walt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

EDWARD HARRIS, of Silver City, Nevada.
while escortlng DR.. Mary Walker and sever
al friends through the Crown Point mine a
few days since, kissed the doctor.-I World
Harris Don't believe there's any such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

HAVE YE NOT BEAD THAT GOOD SUIT
H OF CLOTHES can be bought for %,
AT liable BROS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

BABcoCK AND AVERY "A petition for
The pardon OF Avery and Mcguire, signed by
all the Senators and Representatives from
Missouri, was lately received by the Presi-
dent, who referred IL 10 the Attorney Cen
eral. The Attorney General at once for
warded IL to District Attorney Dyer at st
Louis for eXamiLation and report. The
statement that Mrs. Avery. in appearing
before the Attorney General 10 plead her
husbands case yesterday afternoon, placed
in his hands letters and papers duplicating
General Babcock and other prominent
officials, and proving the innocence OF her
husband, is pronounced false by the AttOr-
ney General himself. Mrs. Avery appeared
before him TO plead for mercy for her hus-
band, and that was all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

A ZINE sPRIGG SUIT, hI.sen different styles,
ATE LIABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

ORDNANCE OFFICERS TRANSFERRED. -
By direction of the Secretary OF War, the
following transfers OF officers OF the Ord
nance department are made: Major s. J.
Treadwell, from the command OF the Frank
ford arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa, TO New York
city, for duty as member CT the board on
experimental guns. Major 8. j. Baylor,
from the command OF the Fort Monroe
arsenal, Virginia. TO the command of the
New York arsenal, Governors island, New
York baIbor. Major j. NJ. WhittemOre,
from the command of the Kennebec arsenal,
Augusta, Maine, TO the command OF the
ran kford arsenal, Philadelphia. Captain
J.. +. Farley, from the National arrnOry,
springfield. Mass, TO the command of the
kenrebec arsenal, Augusta, Me. Captain
j. q. Butler, from the ordnance agency. New
YORK city. TO the Watervliet arsenal, West
Troy, n. Y. First Lieutenant ]. T.. Greer
from Augusta arsenal, Georgia, to the Ma
tlonal aTmOTy, Springfield, Mass. First
Lieutenant G. :. Smith. from the Fort Mon
roe arsenal, Virginia, TO the ordnance
agency, New York city. Captain NJ. j.
GTe6lish, ordnance store keeper, from Pike
Vile arsenal, Maryland, 10 the Augusta
arsenal, Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

DIST AND NOBBIEsT SUITS ever offered in
ID W asbingtOn, for el2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

POSTPONE D--TO-day was the day assigned
by The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections 10 hear arguments in the case OF
Sc atOT Spencer, charged with obtaining his
seat b. corrupt means, but in compliance
with the request of Gen. Morgan, counSel for
the Alabama memOrialists, the com mi ttee
deferred the hearing until next Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

SENEN PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH
The Wilmington Dell Commercial SAYS In
formation has been received OF a terri Die dis
aster which occurred on Tuesday night last
al the residence OF farmer namei slant
who resided In AccOmac county, Virginia
on OhesanesSeN creek. some eight or ten
miles rom Crisheld, Maryland. Mr.. Stant
and his wife had gone 10 church in the even
ing, taking with them We OF their children
Five other children were left at home in
charge OF &r. Tackle Evans, father-in-laW
OF Dir. slant, and young hired man Dur-
lug their absence the dwelling took IRE in
some manner not vet explained aud was en-
trely consumed. ali It, Inmates being burned
10 death. Their bodies have since been re-
covered, ard have all been recognized. 10 Is
supposed that a lamp exploded, scattering
the burning oil over the clothing OF the in
mates OF the house, VINO were so speedily en-
veloped IN flame and overcome that they
could BOT reach the yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

Bedlow, repu blican, was yesterday elected
mayor OF Providence, X. J., over Stephen p
Slocum, democrat, the present Incumbent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

\ IGHT Or DARK SHADES FINE CASSI.
All liable BROS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

THE EMPEROR of Brazil arrived at Omaha
yesterday, and after driving around the CITY.
took the Pacific express train at 1920,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

A QUEER CASE or sHooTIsG.-JscobY VA
gel, a resident OF West Hoboken, was tried
yesterday IN the Bergen County Court, at
Hackensack on a charge of strocio1s assanlt
with intent 10 Kill Mary r. Cook. Some
months ago Hsgel was shooting in Bergen
county and one OF his dogs went into Mrs.
COOKS yard. Mrs. Cook picked up a stick
and attempted 10 drive the animal out.
when 1agel pointed his gun at her AMI
threatened 70 shoot IL she struck the dog
The woman turned her attention 70 YageI
and threw the stick at him. Toe missile
struck the gun and 10 exploded. the whole
load OF shot lodging in Mrs. Cooks head and
face and disoguring her in a shocking man
ner. The jury found the prisoner guilty OF
simple assault-lN y. Tones, 20fh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21
kilograms to The Star.
DEATH on THE GALLONS.

D'lan, tie Noe kurdsrer, Hanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

The STEAMER COLON, scheduled to sail
from New York on the 30th instant with
mails for the South Pacific and Central
American ports, will not leave until May ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

ELEGsET BUSINESS SUITS, OF Imported
At HABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

Mr.. f. W. DOM, head draughtsman OF
the Patent office, was dismissed from office
Tuesday afternoon, for cause, and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. Gardner, his former assistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

THE PRESIDENT to- day approved the act
for the work OF improving the Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

WOMEN on THE HORSE CaR-Judga
ElcOCk laid Gown somewhat novel law OF
the street car on Saturday last in the case
OF suit Tor dana yes against the West Phila-
In one OF tie crowded cars, and not holding
by The strap, was thrown down by a lar in
stopping the car and had her knee cap frac-
turei Jucge Elcock charged the jury thai
women are bound 20 hold on 20 the StraDS
suspended from the roof "if they can do &c
conveniently bur, Al the same, that
women ere bot 10 be held TO the same rule
as men IN such cases. The Jury was further
instructed that the court would not set aside
tnoir verdict on account OF excessive dam
ages unless they were. o grossly eXOrbitant,D
or unless 'unfairness, prejudice. or mistake
were shown" Under these rulings the Jury
gave the plaintiff ., 500 damages. aud thu
court refused TO set aside the verdict or grant
new trial Philadelphia Rtdlefin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

Ex-SPEAKBR BLAINE is understood to be
preparing a statement about his Arkansas
bonds transaction, which will be made pub
lie in a short time. Mr.. Blaine states that he
can explain everything satisfactorily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

Hon. \. c. DODGE, formerly U. s. Senator
from Iowa, and more recently our Minister
10 Spain, is being mentioned in some of the
northwestern journals as democratic can
diiate for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21
"H'HT NUR.NUR TE!"

" LII II W u ~ IN q II II Il ~
DAVE YE NOT BEAD THAT A GOOD SUIT
" 'AO-AA ''N 's 0 AZ fHHBiE BROS.
A IIhE sPRISG SUIT, hi.sen different styles,
AtHABLE BROS.
DIST AND NoBBIEsT SUITS ever offered in
~ " At liable BROS.
4 IGHT OR DARK SHADES FINE CAssI-
40 - AT liable BROs.
ELEGsNT BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
HABLE BROS.
REBUTIFUL ENGLISH Or SCOTCH CAssI-
~ MEEK BCslhLSs SUITS, onl! sl3,
PICH and ELEGANr BUSINESS Oh DRESs
liable BIOS.
awe ONE HUspRED VARIETIES OF
" BUSINESS Oh DRESS SUITS, stsI-,
THE FINEST LINZ AND BEST STYLES Of
imported Cazs.s1its ever disglayed; 81 ssO,
At liable BIOS.
HANDSOME, sTYLIsH AND ELrG. NTLY
IL lnlshtd BUSINESS or Dress suits, at S22,
At HABLE BIOS.
EvERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
Il Of Cut In Fine Dress Business suits, a. s95
At liable BROS.
DEGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS ofthe new.
~ ItHABLr BROS.
SUPEBB LINE OF CUsTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, at $50,
hA5Ls 6Ros.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Olothis,s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

REBUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAsSI-
10 AERE BUSINESS SUITS, only slJ,
At HABEE BIOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

THE REPU BLICAE SENATORS held a eau
Gus to-day 10 arrange the order OF business
which Is likely TO be affected by the coming
Impeachment trial. They went in session
at J. O'Clock. and were still in session at half
past two. There was not a very large at
tendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Eagl.
Deer George =. Hunt, ordered TO the WAN
dOite. Surgeon d. McMurtrie, detached
from the naval hospital Cnolsea, Mass. aud
placed on waiting orders. Passed Assistant
VIM. a. Mintzer, aud granted eight months
leave, from 10Th OF April, with permission 70
leave the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

TIE KILBOUBN HABEAs CORPUS CASE
This morning the heariOg on the suit of
habeas corpus before Judge Cartier, issued
in The case of Hallet Kilbourn, the recusaut
witness III the 'Real Estate Pool Iavesiiga-
tioD," was continued, and Mr.. CarlsJy, Tor
the respondent, Sergeant alarms Thomp-
son. concluded MS argument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

Mr.. T. N. VAIL, superintendent OF the
railway mail service, accompanied by ex-
Superintendent George s. Bangs, went to
Philadelphia yesterday to make arrange
meDts for exhibiting the new postal cars at
the Centennial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

THE IMPEACHMENT MANAGERS of the
House have directed subpUnas to he issued
for Mr. and Mrs. Marsh to appear in this city
on Thursday next before the Court Of I'm
parchment This indl Gates that the mana
gers indulge in the belief that the Senate
VIII overrule Belknap's plea OF want OF jurIs-
dictiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

DETECTIVE BELL, whose presence in the
House reporters gallery was remarked upoa
In this column yesterday, informs THE STAR
that he is a newspaper man of many years
standing, and shows his card of ADM ssiOn TO
the reporters gallery as correspondent of the
Chicago CbnlnlfrciL AdreriiSsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

L. s. COMMISSIONER John /. Davenport
arrived in Washington with several Sara
toga trunks full of vouchers relating to his
expenditure of certain moneys to prevent
fraudulent voting in New York, and at 2 p.
no. went before the Committee on the Ex-
penditures OF the Department of Justice to
give his testimony in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

pICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRESs
IL SUITS, for Only sI6,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

SUPERB LINE OF OUSTOM-MADE SUITS Of
- the finest Foreign Fabrics, at $50,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

DEGULAR CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new.
AtHABLE BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

MAJOR PooRE, the veteran journalist, and
clerk OF the printing records of the Senate,
is preparing Centennial Congressional
Directory, covering the last century, aud he
is doing the work, as all his work is DONE
with great thorough ess. II will be almost
perfect, and in this respect will have no
rival,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-21

HANDSOME, SWISH AND ELEGs NTLY
H FINISHED BUSINESS or Dress suits, at s22,
At HABLE BIOS
, 1876-02-10

Wir9inia YreB Mociation
Sic Spcite jabrli9e DISCRIMINATING Dc,
.@irginia YrsB aliociation" ,pnroe &c.
tern Na6mittag i'm 81. Sames Sotel
absebalten. Snfolse Der Grtranfune
zines Mit9liebes isiner camille, fonnte
Der prdiioent Der @ele1l9ait, Maior s.
s.. Geap, BON Treocridsburs. nidt er.
ldeinen. Oie DerIammluns uuroc
ourd Den Ssrrn Sames g. Goparbin,
BON ber&i6mono vOispat1" liter 0iee<
prdiioent nit elmer, oer@eIssenbeit pai-
ienoen Nnipra9e, er6fnet.
Tadoem bas Yrotofon Der lebtenYer-
l%ammlung, Der idbrlihe 8eriht oes &C.
fretars uno oes Ggecutipe= Gomite's Der.
Ieien nno %an9enommen, iuuroen Die fol-
senoen 8eamteu fir oas nd9te Sobr
er:rdbIt.
Yrdlioent, Sames g. goparoin, bon
Hi6mono.
griter 8iee- prdlibent Sobn9. 2open,
BON WarrensG County; 2. Yice Yrdlioent,
8. Waoblu, BON Charlottesville; 3. Uice-
Yraiioent. q. 8. Carpenter, Don 9ali-
fagsGountp.
Setretar uno S4abmeiSter, Sohn
1rame, BON Ridmono.
eomite, iuel6es nit zen iibrisen 8es
amten, bas Gyeeutipe- gomite biloet. %.
9. Gilman, ". o. @retter uno lH. y.
Sanop. ale bon &i9mono.
Na1oem perldieoene &elolutionen
uno Worl6ldse angenommen uno Dem
Ssrrn s. W. SOnnigsr elm Oanfespo-
tum, fir Die @sfaalgfciten, Die sr Der
@elealAaft erwieien, a~bseseben, pertas-
tie li1 Die 8erlammlun9, auf Mntras
Deg Sperm 8. Niurpbp.
Oie nd4fte idbrlihe @eriammIuns
Der @slelli1aft miro in &i4mono abse=
balten iperben.
, 1876-02-10

W~ntunft Der Grau Sho-
mas.) Mit benz Oompfer yMielanb"
fam an Samitas Na6mittas Die Grau
bes Dpnamit=S bomas in Nep Oorf on.
Obslei9 Die Same inter eineln anse
nommenen Namen reiite, bat lie bod
ldon bel ibrer Mntunft Elm unternehmen.
Der Reporter auiseipirt. Sic lieB Den
Reporter iibri9ens in Der b6fi9lten Wei,
lie abfabren, inoem iie ibm laste, baB iie
in europa BON neu9ierigen Yerlonen 10
seplast morben iei. oaB lie entjhloNen
babe, hire Seimatb Mmsrita) a~uf5uju-
ten, lin Der Notoritdt, 81 mel9er Tic
leioer 9elan9t lei, gu entsebsn. Jrnu
5bomas bat ibre bier Ginber BEL ji1,
uelhen bis iebt Die Sbat ibres Waters
elm @ebeimniB lit.
Cine ier3isjdbrise eridien in gbi=
cage Dor Dem gountpcierf uno erbat ii6
cine 9ieenie 5ur Seiratb nit einem lebs-
Sebnjabri9en Burden. Oiebmal lieB
Den Glsrt aber bic iprihm0rtlide ameri=
faniide @alanterie i'm Std uno er rietb
Der Same, li6 Die Sa9e bod nod elm
mol gu iiberlesen. 9ieIeu @atb bate
er lieber Dem 8uben 9eben lolen.
gbineiii9e Heoensarten. Niele
Der sep6bnli9en &eoens arten Der g3i-
neisn iino siemlid iarfaftii9. Ginen
MenI1en, Der ji6 lebr bdrbeiBi9 iteQt,
aber bennoh Riemanoem etmas tbut,
nennen iie einen .papierenen Siser".
Q8enn Semanb li6 iiberi9dbt 10 perglei-
den iis i'm nit elmer n&atte, Die in cine
Usage fdlt unb lid ielbit miest." Cine
Sa1e iibertreiben, %erinnert tie an einen
~8udeliaen, Der einen 8iidlins madt."
ginen 0er59penber per9lei9en iie nit
elmer v&atete, Die init einem MaIe ser.
pIabt." Bon 2euten. bic ibre Mtilotbd-
tisteit fremben 2euten 5uuenben unb
barber ibre sissne Jamilie perna9ldi-
lisen, laesn lie, ribre 2aternen an sinen
Yfabl bdnsen, Die bann melt seieben
iperoen, aber bod unten fem 2i9t 9es
ben."
ueber bic 9suti9sn in Sssas iasi
bas .5.eras State Bulletin: rNm 81.
boIo halbmess Stpii4en San IntoiO uno
Sesiun lit. in elmer sroben, fait 9dn5lid
BON 9eutlhen bepobntem Nieoerlaiiurs,
elm BON Ssrr @eors 8ersfelo sebaltenes
lh0nss Sotel. Sen 9euti6en seb6ri
jebt beinabe bas gauge 5piiden @esuin,
Meu.8 raunfsls uno San Nntonio seIe-
gene @ebiet. Na1 uno mad baben iie
jeoe e~inaelne amerifaniide 6amiIie aus-
s%etauft. lluo wel6e 8erdnoeruns Da-
ben ie babur6 berbeisefibrt! $50 man
Dor lucnisen Sabren ni9ts fanb, ols
fimmerli6 beiteateGelber, baufdaise9d u
Ter uno morl9e 3aune, finoet man beu-
tie Die 8epeile Der Sbdtisfeit uno oes
Gmp rblibens, wohnlide Sduler, Jeloer
obne llnfraut, itarte 3dune, Stdle poa
&orn uno Seu, SAulen, 2i:9en uno
8srsniisun9slOtale. Wdbrcno Der ame-
ritanil9e Stranger. ba iiebt uno iein
l1nsliid perflu9t, pilan5t Elm oeutl6er
6armer sinen sansen Alder 2dno nm."
, 1876-02-10
Sbomos Musieps @snSnhn;s in h

5bomas &uIisps @eitdnbniB in Der
Sultings Court iiber Die 8riinoe, ipeB-
bulb o%erlclhe iia uerlsiten lieB, einen
Meineio in Der Gla9e bon Miler uno
@rapes 81 beseben, Seist oeutIi9 iuieosr
Die Sol9en BEG Spieles. Ct ipielte
in Der SoHnuns gu %9ewinnen, bod per-
lor Itets nno nm lpielen 81 f6nneu, mub
te feline camille Roth leioen unb als
er nidt mebr @elo bate, nm 9r0Bere
Summen 81 pasen, tpuroe er pom Spiel
batter an Die SUIT seiebt; besbalb bic
Ea1e, Die Mnfla9e Mnb Der Meineio.
0ie Spieliudt 1T cine 2eioenidaft.
welAe 10 iebr nit Der Natnr mander
@tenl@sn pertniipft 1T, baB Iie ibr ni9t
wioeriteDen fDnnen. Sic Musibuns Der
8eiege mo9en wobl oos Spiel suf tnr3e
3eit bemmen, aber ME gang aufbeben.
s9on in ben dlteiten 3eiten wuroe I'm
@cibcr H.. &inber io9or seipielt. Sie al
ien9t0mer lpielten fart II. 10 bat liG oas
Spleen, 10 LANCE Die Groe beltebt, erbal
tie, MIR Die Jorm bat lid sednosrt.
Wenn @elese eyiitiren, miiien lie nit
Strenge. obnc Mnieben Der YcriOn,
our4ssfiibrt werosn, oenn nur oaour9
, 1876-02-10

fam li6 bic Woral unter Dem WoIfe CIR
bulten. Strenge uur fam Dem BeIese
Mnleben oerl6affeH un0 bic Grbaltnn9
nno @MsfabrunS berieIben biloen Die
beIebenoe 2roft zines Staates.
IS 1T aber unbeoingt n5tbig, tuenn
Selebe Segeben iueroen, senau gu unter=
iuhen. oh bas Bolt aud i'm Stanoe lit
oenicIben gu seborden, ionit weroen lie
nar elm tooter 8u9Ftabe fem uno es
miro nit linen geben, pie nit &6nig
Rlob untsr Den GrD5den.
@cnn aber einselcben pirb, oaB bic
SpieiseIcbe nidt ourdssfibrt meroen
%fOnnen, 10 foute man perluden, iie 10 5u
reseIn, pie Tie Der @elelidaft uno Dem
ein5eInen Snbipioium am ipeniglten ida'
ben, uno oab Der Staat womogli9 nod
eincn @epinn barpus 5isbt; mar io1te
B .. anoronen, mie es in einiser
StdOten III, oaB Spiclbalen cine 2icen;
gu beSabIen batten iino baB oas @pieter
nur in Dem eriten Stode bel unperi1Iol.
len Sbiren uno freien 6snlisrn setrie.
ben peroen oiirfe, oamit sin Sober bin
einIeben Tam. Sol4es ,piirbe i1or
manden iunscn Mann Der ni9t ielbh'
ltdnoig III, obbalten binein gu seben
neil er Sur6t baben miiroe, baB ieir
prin5ipal ober feline gltsrn i'm BORT le'
ben wuroen. 8ir slauben, baB auf iol'
DE ooer dbnlide Weiie pieles ssI9ebst
fam. BENT l1ebel entgegen gu mirien.
, 1876-02-10
Rt6monb ppit OFFICE.
f3. Oftobfr 1873.

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Spnnfaas atsa enrmmen-@rfunf s n les Wp
u. ID. o.AU
,.; ssn , e ., aHInntt 5g. Or. -yoa.
Mnrsiiae @ea PoR. 9aarid. ouso,r.
men S0nriaae. = @nrunft f.45 81 SD
yoltihluf .35 unb s 20 q. d. "'-
Suolt9e Pof. 3mcimnl taolid
1ase alsGsnpmr1en. - Mnfnnft 10 On No
nm s:HU y: N.- gOaf9iub d @. 81 W.T. W.T.
fdlab 12.45 81. 81. "'- Pop
&ieb rannb e. Odnhine a~ifenh.hr py
na; Antunft $50 q. VI. '" maasS xG9s
SHnbtqc & G~reensborp. vn,~y..
lid. = anfurft 2.3o uns q % 5T.'raat tag.
'slub 4g. ". unb 12.45 q. 81 ~'f
Sarmbiae. 5aari6, eruntoos
men. - Iniunft 2.3O 81. @ ~ Smasgehoff
S.30g. 81. Ill., V1ff9InE-
@~gelapeafe& Obin Gifembabu. sSoEn
SOmhtags us9erominen. Wnfuni, & - sp
psitltlnb $50 g. M. "'M'
SynUeare Charlottesville, @tauntOn. seha,.
Salpeef Sprtnas anb tpefIid, BON Wh;tssv"F
ggrt Sptin9g. Mafunft S g. M M"n-
% ssstt goint nub stationex nm her q %
". ano =. U. q. 3aaiid, gunnta Dst :. ".
nST,aas 9 9, ,anfunft 1880 y. 81. aa Ma;.-
gl0nesffsr, itsr Wea yoin,. ,Sol;6 -m.
an", lo.oog y. ". YUfiaius IN. 3D.
g. SapsaSannsd, iter siis sani. tSoIia
""'anff $50 9. @.- gsfidine 4 1 81 ~
Santcs siuer eampfer. pr,;mo1 nst..,
- anfmnnft MOntass, mIttmo d Ssv "nh
gHte.taes, 5N. W. = YclitIna. T;sna ane
@0"aerlfass unS Suanatents.' 5.3OgI So"
Sanal gafet. Gr.imol IF seseu,,;d
aa ~ Mittwods, 8reitaas ,np g smn,oos,
%. M; - pefi9IuB, Mpntaae. Mitima%s
aao 6reftass, A ". M. ""~'~S
short gan,b &nute. ;3peimaI ySdsnt,ia.
% @Smafan1t, Mlhmpds anb gonnsssnns e
; H, w. { 81 81 g@SffeIub, DOnnsrfass rns gvuu
, 1876-02-10

Ser cuttings gourt iibsrpieien.
Mat Bopo, farbis, ansetlaat eine
Yprtion SleiiH, gisentbum bes Sobr
&anfin, in ieinem 8eibe gu baben. DON
Dem er rpuBte, bab baiielbe 9eitoblen,
oetanb feline Shuln uno tDuroe Der Su=
filings Court iiberwielen.
Ssa reg Wa5binston. farbis, anseflasi
in oen 5peidsr oes Sobn &antin ein'
gebro6en uno cine portion GleiI1 gun.
8ctrase BON $25 seitublen SIT baben,
Der Sutinss Court iibermieien.
Senrp sheppard, farbis, an9eflast
,pesen bsfelben Dersebens, w,,roe eben-
falls Der 6ultings Gonrt ibermiejen.
, 1876-02-10

putting &c Ser Sail beg
Sobn pia, farbis, weldcr tuie mon iid
erinnern pirb, in Yat 2ausblin Staa,
einen Stsinbauer Sobn Muaen, pelder
i'm idimpfte, nit elmer Magenrunse
toOt idlus, ,uuroe 9eitern unteriu6t.
9ie Surp fano i'm ihalois uno Der.
llrtbeilte i'm gu 7 Sabren 3u9tbaus.
Sein Mntpalt bat bas @eridt I'M einen
neusn YroseB. 9ie gntldeiouns murbe
auf beute perI4oben.
Sbomas 9ewlett, anseflast, Elm Saus
anf gbimbarasso 9iu, seltOblen on ba-
ben, ,puroe frei9elprohen.
, 1876-02-10

Die Wittme. Ser Soil Der Grau
Camp alias 2epis, melde uerbaftet mur-
re, neil tie perludte Die Baggage oerSrl.
BurceQ BON bier. 81 iteblen, inoem lie
Wtarten, wel1e SRI. 8ureea perloren,
Dem 8asasemeiiter Der Greberidsbnrs 4
gotomac giienbabn por5ei9te, wuroc
pom goli5eiridter seltern Der 9uitins-
Gnurt iiber,pieien uno unter $500 8iirs-
i9aft gelteat, iuel9e Col. %. 8. Gni9bt
%lciltete. 9eute wiro Der Sail in Der 5u@
fling = Court uorfommen. Sie Jrau
uobnte bier friiber in Der Staot uno
Deiratbete einen Don ben Camps, melaer
elm %befannter Sieb NOR uno oeien Sobn
Dem Seilpiele leines 0aters folste uno
jebt in Den Yenitentiorp iein ioa.