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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-28
FORT Rice Correspondence.

By permission of the commanding ott-
Ger. Corporal Hudson, company I'D, 9TH
Infantry, gave ball at this post on the
10th instant, which was opened by the
officers and ladies of the post. Dancing
commenced at o'clock, and was con-
tinued with spirit up to II O'Clock, when
all repaired to regale themselves on a
sunptious repast specially provided fol the
occasion, which was superintended by Mrs.
Riley, whose exquisite taste deserves the
highest praise. After supper dancing re-
commenced and continued until near
reveille, when the party broke and dis
persed. Among the ladies present were,
Miss Lenaghan, who was admitted by all
to be ssthe belle of the ball )" Miss Len
non who won the admiration Of all by
her graceful figure and dancing; Mrs
RILEY, Mrs. and Miss Hack, Mrs. Kelley,
Mrs. and Miss Mutt, Mrs. human and
Mrs. Watson. Among the most promin-
ent gentlemen. I noticed, MIR. Gavitt,
Co. D., 18TH Infantry, whose bland man
ner and refined accomplishments won tor
him the favor of the most interesting
ladies present. Too much credit cannot
be accorded to Corporal Hudson for the
gentlemanly manner in which he con
Quoted the amusement, and his untiring
exertions to make the entertainment a
success. The music was superintended
bv Messrs. Rooney and Carey, Co. D,
18th Infantry, who spared neither wind
nor limb to crafty the desire of all who
wished to trip it on the light fantastic.
FORT RICE, June 2oth. .....
OKABosHA.
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twill be remembered that man left
Stevenson's train at Grand River, COM
ing into Bismarck alone through an In
dian country. To this day those who
composed that party do not know what
become of him. They spent day
searching the prairies for him, and final
" went on, leaving cards along the route
to inform others that might follow in
relation to him. The man had been. sick
and left camp probably while dersnged.
He returned to Bismarck, and said he
left because the party held : meeting
and had agreed to kill him. Of course
there was no foundation for this story.
HIS name was Ole johnson.
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Notes from Buford.

g. The body Of Tongue, supposed to
have been murdered atMcAskills wood
ward, has not yet been discovered, and
it is believed he was thrown into the
Missouri River.
John Oliver is now in confinement
in the post guard house here under sus-
picion of being principal in the murder,
or a party connected with it. Oliver is
known along the river, having worked
at various posts and agencies for some
wears, and was formerly, l understand,
a u. S. soldier. All who know him
soeak in good terms of his previous
character. but friends of the murdered
man here think Oliver certainly impli-
Gated. Various articles known to be
the property of Tongue, were brought
to this post, it is said, by Oliver and
articles known to have been in divers
possession were found in tie house oc-
cupied by the man who has so mYsteri-
ously disappeared. Geo. Tongue was
quiet, unoffensive man of good chacac-
ter. with whom, it would seem, no one
could have quarrel, or sufficient prov
ication to justify the taking OF his life
in cold blood. ....
Sergt. Henry Fox. Co. a." 9th In
f.ntry, was drowned in the Yellowstone
river. at Stanley's crossing, on the 18th
inst. Sergeant Fox was one of the
oldest non. commissioned officers Of the
regiment, having served over twenty
one years in the 9Th Infantry; and
nearly thirteen years of that time as
non-commissioned officer. He was re-
spected bv all who knew him as sober,
Intelligent and trustworthy man, and
his wife and three little children have
the heartfelt sympathy of the officers
and soldiers in this their bereavement.
The Far West has not yet returned
from her first trip up the Yellowstone.
The Josephine arrived last evening, de.
parting for the supply depot at 5 o'clock
this morning, drawing three and half
of water.
We hear a rumor Of an Indian raid at
Fort Peck. that two persons were killed
and twelve head Of horses captured from
the Government herd, but do not know
as this is reliable.
The absence Of three companies of
our regular garrison. together with the
escorts provided from the command for
steamboats, carrying supplies to the
depot, has weakened our numbers to .
great extent this summer, but still we
are favored with an immense floating
population, who seem to be perfectly
devoted to .'our renoteness, the boys
call them s'bill. stickers, I'm America
think they call them mosquitoes.-Ft.
Buford, D. 7 June Goth, 1876:
MAJOR.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-28

dred miles away; Southwark, to Yank-
ton, by direct line, is nearly Eve hun.
dred miles. st. Paul and Minneapolis
are FIVE hundred miles away. The Mis-
souri, is navigablc for more than thou
sand miles above the city to Fort Ben
ton. Between the new city and these
towns intervene wheat fields and pas
turage sufficient to furnish bread and
meat for half the continent. The North
ern Pacific road will find its way west
ward, and open trade with tho mountain
mining districts through all the year.
Under these conditions population must
flow in; commerce willbe extended, and
Bismarck will become as noteworthy
for its commercial prominence as, it is
beautiful for situation. The Dakota
Southern viii ultimately be extended
from Yankton to this city, giving more
intimate relations with lower Dakota.
Several steamboat lines ply the Missouri
from Yankton to Bismark. Other lines
are carrying the trade and travel up the
Yellowstone and the upper Missouri.
With the extension Of settlement and
the development Of agriculture, new
lines Of. communication will lay new
fields of trade and production under con-
tribution to Bismarck, and give 1t per-
manent position among the commercial
cities of the northwest. .,..:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-28
The Republtcan National Ticker
FOR PRESIDENT, ,1g"y1 ~
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ,ssa
WILLIAM i, WHEELER.
NOTES AND NEWS.

NOTES AND NEWS, ,.5as
The wickedest woman ID America Molly Mcguire.
The railraod war still untinues. Chicego to New
York S13; 70 PhilAdsiphia 312. '''
England, France and Germany have $3.50, ,000, 900
which they don't know what TODD with.
A TRUE Americah y btoospioudt 70 beg and too hon
est TO sseaa-he gets tsdsted.a ..tt@ + 3 ,1. .
Kentucky M 40 debt, ana VAS q years old q, a :
State Jnne 11t.] ]IT g.s,, SyI asssE East saets
The Public Library,n ,n chiesgo hes 80. 600 volumes
nov receiving lessons IN opera IA Milan. y Z
BAD Latin ana .scaly looking rooaten are begin
ming TO- erect Themselves oyer The provincial news.
paPefs. -,.E as3 r5&TiaG satt CT hais tfi Ggtr&e"
The Washington oapisa,;. 'refstrinr - 4. life Of
O..P. Morton jnje ipabiiihsd .hdnhnely e1prssses
an nszetit dedrsso fesh hiS o6kassy: *ftf eFiF
A coach dog feeling .rsara l,o I. ths*.y he
Blaine. ''~'s - srtg = - . 4.gza
Since specie resumption, fellow canjingie bunch
of keys, q couple Of old copper cents and hh knife
in his pocket and feel wealthy. Hike re sed TO do be-
fore tie war. OF rs'5r rSPs- 1T ; htEat&
The. new army bni( Banning a. .nxesthe maximum
,G1ss sst:.n Il s1s .ass;. 1s%sesns d 4sa: @
One salary will be paid 70 eaacsD - ssa bonus
for ra6nAng. qs .5 .tsR 5seiseaa nsyas. itaqd ss1
,Abdut tsaenay nFms Id New Aork were indicted re-
Gently mama iaetuting hadsslling rogue shan: m
tiHiatsd ttst three daaztefIdf the sha1aPAsns nm
bibSa here d bogus, and what d worse, pbiioncds.
abtdsnith lfsid trotted s Hit 1pst tine 1:14
at Belmont Park, PhliadeaPnA Sut Mslsd 70 beat be.
it, Setthg down nicely q S:16 m her Aeeond heat,
however, AID over a1huddY track, too. Ten thou
sand people witnessed the,tFisl. u
ssesea esssssa' oi e.: s .s:ss .sa ss
graIner tant Ia the neeset :nahnerfresh salt her
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-06-28

Anv persons who will communicate to
this Office the whereabouts Of Napoleor,
Painter, who was an engineer on the Mis-
souri, River about two years ago, WI, pe
remembered with gratitude: Napoleon
will hear Of something to his advantage
if he will report in persen or by letter
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
SYNAGOGUE WORSHIP.

THE MEssIANIC PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT
DEVELOPED IN THE UNITED sTATEs-cEN-
rENNIAL DISCOURSE by REV. DR. GoTTHErI.
The hot weather and the Centennial have begun TO
make their mark the religious congregations, and
yesterday IL very apparent the lhinness OF tho
congregation which gathered in the Temple Emanuel,
ami 10 whom DIR. Gotthci delivered patriotic dis
course based Job. win, 7-"rhough thy beginning
was small yet thy latter end shall greatly increase
Preceding the Mr. Lewis May the president OF
the consrcgaton read the Declaration Of
IN bold clear voice and close OF the reading
the organ pcaled forth the national anthem. Or.
Gotthcl thcn rcmarked:--A century has elapsed SINCE
that great historical document that has been read was
irawn and signed and the people OF the United states
about to celebrate this anniversary with all the
interest and enthusiasm that u possible to
bring 10 bear upon occasion aud IN view OF
such an event There are reasons enough why we
psraeesl should celebrate tie day with earnesness
OF heart and SOUL and why should look upon II
with particular hope and pleasure. II view 1t SIM
ply citizens OF the United States separate
from the OF the people, fellow citizens so that
whatever Affects them affects us. The blessings of
liberty equality. justice natural independence are as
~ Declaration declares the gilt OF God and Inc in
al enable right OF every human being. We receive
these therefore, not gifts granted ny the rucr out
oi own clcmcncy but as inaicnablc rights gwen 10
US by God. The establishment IF the government on
these principles cannot but aiect the Whole country
and whatever we ENJOY to-day must be referred back 10
the days when our fathers planied government that
should embody aud realize all these principles. IL is
therefore, with glndncss that We halFthis day
THE cKsTESSIAL AS>IyERsARY,
when fathers sfaked hcir all dn the principles OF
Liberty, equality and justice, and declared themselves
The New York herald., 1876-07-02
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
BAPTIST,

The First church. Saratoga N. ", has called Mr. G.
A. smith, OF the Hamilton Theological Seminary, and
he enters his work.
The Rev William Look, on account OF = failure OF
health, has resigned his charge at S,rngvile, n. Y
Rev. &. G. Biting D. D., OF the Second Baptist
church of Richmond, Va, accepts call to Franklin
square Baptist church. Baltimore.
new Baptist church for a colorcd society In BaIt
more will be dedicated to-day 1t was built at cost OF
$4,000
The Row ). s. Carr has accepted an invitation to
supply The Piermont a. " church during the sumner
Rev Moses Row.ey, Baptist missionary in Ne
braska, the eighty first year of his age has re-
signed pastoratc OF the church in that State
being unable longer to face the cold winter winds OF
Nebraska In Northeastern Nebraska he is ths only
ordained Baptist minister In all that region.
A Virginia Baptist historical society has been or
gknzed with DR.. Jetcr as its president to collect and
preserve the materials OF history, which so RAPIDLY
perish. The books, documents &c, will he deposited
In room in the college. and thus IN the course Of
years, large amount Of valuable matter may be pro
served
The Baptist church at Bedford, westchestcr county
n Y. has been visited with revival Influences. and
many have been converted Thrty-eight have united
with IL, thirty one by baptism
Rev. James Cooper resigns his charge at Rondout
N. ", alter a pastorato OF eight years
The church at West pattsbnrg, N. ". has been
graciously visited, aud about forty profess TO have
found Christ
revival in tho Baptist church in Newbern NJ O..
has resulted in the conversion and addition to tho
church Of fifty persons The work spread thence to
the Methodist church, whore thirty -four were added
and il is now in progress IN the Presbyterian church
And thus summer well as In winter conversions
arc multiplied.
rriscorALrAy
and OF ccrgymcn ,4s5
The Episcopal Church has held several district ron
vcntions latcy to carry forward mss,on work Tins
work Is ratpcr peculiar Al n recent convention hcd
IN thus state The line oi work was Distinctly
msrked out II was 10 put ah Episcopal chapel or
chufch IN every place where exlsts thus quclIy
, 1876-04-22
9nlanDi!dle Dfpe(hen.

8bilobelpbio, 81. Mpril. Sc
tern ereignete lld bler cin trauriacr lln-
|faa, inbem has Yferb Dor einem W0gcn.
in wcldem ii6 Die aus 5 B~erlouen be.
liebenoe SanilIe Ser befdnb, lbcu mur=
De uno no6e DISQUALIFICATION lnmmt
Dem @ugen unO oeiicn SnldIien in's
WaHer %ltiirste. Gler Yerloaen wuroer
0erettet; Die finite, SRI. Sl0beQa SER.
Is Sabre alt, e%rtranf.
9ebonon, 81. Ipril. Ser SoAn,
hDf DCn Sunfcr Sill Station an Der
ACCOMPLISHMENTS &llcnbobn" braun
tie 9rlttrn WtOrgen oh. Dian permutDet,
oob Oerielbe 5uerit ousseplinoert uno
ooan in Brand scltBt pnrOc. Gs pur-
De nl4ts serettet; unter Den b~erbyann1cr
oosr 9eItpblencn 8ertbla@en lino fir
$4,000 Gllenbabn=B iaete.
@ew.Do t, 81. Npril. Sn SUIT
6eB=Suuttion, 49,, braunte 9eitern
Morsen oas 8aNa9iers unO GraAt-0s
poi Der vOut9cb Columbia 6uoion
Glpcr= Sabn=G :" ob; 9erIui It $4,000.
SortSarami e, 81. @prjl. 81,
Nflll9an BON scrunton, Yenni,, fam
seltern Na0mittag bier ON unO bsri9tet,
Dap CT em Morsen bes Is. nit leiner
4artie BON Sn0ianern in 3eos Canon,
III Der Rabe ocs Gbopennef lulles, anse=
9rifen wurOe. gini9e ieiner 2euts lii9s
teten li4 mad Dem Gan9e. 9err uno
Trau MsB uen laramie wuroen get0btst
uno cine &e9erin %9efan9en senommsn.
4u9 Elm Mann, NamensS implon, wur'
De setbotet. Die 2eihen wuroeu ant
iOISenoen Sage bseroist. Srei Man.
nsr, Gomens @ri@an, Seton uno Ser
selisr, ipuroen psrtpunbst, grlterer t0ot-
li9.
9ie Sertpunocten befinben li6 icbt I'M
gbepenne=& iuer=&anae. Ser Ort, wp
Der ansrif tattfanb, bsfinoet !i6 unge-
fdbr 100 0seiIeu BON bier. Cine Yar=
tie, wel@e seltsrn aus ben @Gwar5en
Bergen eintraf, beridtet, oab por etlua
10 Sasen BRET Masen on Der Ginfabrt
bes DSuHaio= Yales" an Der Yanfton =,
&oute %aefunoen purocn, Die Yferoe pa=
rem perlhwuroen uno Die Bogeuod4er
BON &ugeln bur1bnDrt.
, 1876-04-22
TIrffi.

@ien. 81. gpril. Cine 9cpsl6e aus
Go9ulo, an bas bieise rSo9eblutt" be-
ri9tet, o0B Der tirtil1s S%sfcb!sbaber
Mufbter goI9o cine neue Expedition
ousriiltct i'm Siiclic 81 perproplantiren.
Sas 9siibsr Slatt ~&clip Napi" bee
Douptet, baB Montens9ro Der Siirtei Den
&ries ertldrt bat.
8eIsrob, 81. glpril. @cltern lit Ell
ne grobe Auantitdt Munitlcn na9 Der
@rsn5e abselGidt auoroen. Shirt Milan
miro li9 in GurSem nit Der Nationalta=
oalerie nod Dem Sauptquarticr 5u Ya-
roeSin be9eben.
&osu a, 81. @pril. Sn 9usa nnb
Yresiefa belinben li9 5000 S%niu.9en@
ten in einem ueridan5ten 2uscr nno usr-
ipsrren Den 3u9aag 5u Miclie.
Yarin, 81. @pril Die rul, Sepe-
p%eidenasentur beri9tet, oob bic YfOrte
MnoroHp's &sformpro9ramm fiir er=
id0pit ert!art. Scr @rubueSisr beiir6
tet in Solse 9elien, BON Der Militdrpar
til DerOranst gu werben, welde on bas
Mafensliid appeairt. 9iele lsbte Ybale
wirb Die Sage tlaren. Sic &eeierunsen
%perbonoela iiber einen @es our Boclii=
.Siruns bes Oitens unb GrbaItuns bes
Srieoens i'm MQscmcinen.
% lie n, 81. Mpril. Ser rui. @elanO.
te bat Dem ierb. oiplomatii6sn a9enten
bierlelbit ernllide gurteuunsem in Be-
Sus auf cine etwoise &riesscrtldruns
9erbiens an Die Siirtsi semadt. 6, bat
erflall, bab Ssrbien, ,uenn cs Der Sirtsi
Den Gries e~rtldrte, Mllcs ristiren lpiirOe,
wGbreno es NQes 9epinnen t6nnte, wenn
es cine abwortenoe Saltuns einuebme.
SicSer9anolun9sn 5wii9eu oerpfOr:e
alno DEM monteneerinllden@ei anotsn ia
ben lid 6eri6lagen, neil Wsonteuesrp Hie
@rsoiruns BEG @outenesros Sbales uuO
ocs Safsns BON SpiSsa perIanste.
2onoon, Il. Gpril. Ser 8erliner
Correspondent Der wSimes" lost, oab Die
~&0ln. 3tg.," Die n8ei.'3t9." unb Gus
bere 3situnesu 9eutidlauo'S bic &riti=
liruu9 Der rulFlAen Yolititt forileben
uno %bebaupten, oaB oue Wabnabuen
a~noraip's sesen Den @uftano in Den
tiirt. IalaQenltaaten rarb Die Ilos
pOnili4en, tlerltalen militdrii@en unb
co%nlerpatipcn Yarteien in Sslrei6 Der=
ni4tet morocn, bic aus psrl1ieoenen
@riinoen Die Mnnsration Serbien's uno
Sosuten's anltreben.
, 1876-04-22
O. II { q,
bao amertfaniihe Sutter fir @isb


O.eie Miidung entb0it fein NrIcnlt
DOer uYalftctc Stoffe.
Gs triuet cine retne Saut unp vi Sraatbei
II Sou Sanben meg.
TIE sr Nrtifel bat inter einsn onlern Numen
Mnntsr Ssrri6tst III rsa Gisbbefrbm Ypn
@rrB Sritanteu,
&s IT Elm fe.ter Saanea uub srs'u3t 9~;iuntrs
Nleiib tttm Vieb.
Is t%e1Srpest rem Wa9stbaw Rec iunscn Sic.
hes.
IS Yrrtaubt RTE GpsiIsn uub erssro. LANCE
Wple bel Sbaafsu.
Sir G6wsins ii es Elm Wittel, wel9sS 0tauf
tettsn roa IensA atbaIt.
IS rsinist pas 8iut Der Tfer6e, &intsieb
Il (. ~.
@saiael oeheibt an riefem gutter, Go psrbtn.
bert CHOLERA unt Sermtert ees &essu pon
Giern.
gS mire IN Scent pafetsn Srrfau5, Die
@etravGSaupeiiurgrr linp lebr lei6t.
5Rr 1 Siie 50 301b 100 pafste
2 . 7 60tb 200
4 70 110tb 400
Nabert Sumr, fSabrifout.
Sffee gnp Eager SO. 10, IS Giraffe,
u mlN UT d mnnn ;, 90,
, 1876-04-22
GufapalAe NahEiGten.

StraBburs, Iud uuisre StaSt Fat
eon Wa1sr uisl gu leiben. Die Str
3tg." bonn 16. Wldr3 metoet !: Der
Gerfebr nit &ebl pom bislisen Stabt.
babnbof aus 1T unterbrohsn. Ssute
Nadt ianf elmer Set Yieilcr Der Subrids
tei &0niasbofsn Elm. Yagasiere uns
Outer naA uno bon &ebl weroen bis
anf WeitereS nit POiwasen auf Der
Citation an nWesssrtbor" bcfOroert.
Sine idwere Nabt perlsbten BON seitern
auf beute bic Bepobner Der gor ltaote
Meubof, @euborf, Wuiau, golmarer.
ltraBe u. |. ~. 8si cili9em Sturm.
tolaoe iudte man Yerloncn uuo Sc
tatbldaften ans ben beorobtereu Saus
Tern III wsni9er erponirte 3n briusen.
Die GolmarerltraBe ielblt ltcbt sroBens
tbeilS auter WaHer uno gu beioeu Seis
ten berielben tobt cine mlle( 5es, mo-
fonlt bliibenee SelSer, @1rten uno
Bieieu 5a iebcn lino. Mcilenwcit um
ben iiiOli6cn She'll Der Staot 5ieben lidj
nnabiebbare WaisrbeltauOc, ans oencu
ote Walosr, Srtldaiten uno Nnlicoe,
lnn9eu Sfwalo, Sufir1, @raien)taoen,
Gidau. Sescrsbeim II. +. 10. ,uie 9nleln
aus Dem Weere emportau6cu. Sn oen
nleori99cle9cneu StaOttbellsn am 6iut.
iusiler bis gum 6iidertbOr bin oauert
OaS ausranmsn Der tie~f9eIescaen Ma'
9a5ils uno 8Obuun9en lOrt.
Mss. Der bon ber bisissn, aus
GtnSepanocrten teltebsnOen &arneual'
9elelldaft I'M Staottbeater 9e9ebens
Wtasfcnbau bat sinen Nelncrtra9 BON
1900 ST. srgebeu. 0ieier 9etras if
benz SHrsermeiter gu @uulten ocr
Staotarmen uber9eben worOen.
Die Wolsl bat felt benz 10. einen 70
boben Stano, uis CT felt Dem Sabr 1914
nidt mebr bsobahtet wuroe. Nab teles
srapbiiA aus Naucp bisr1er "selansteu
Weltt1eilnnsen 1T nod ueitersS @teisen
gu bsiirdten. Der 8irsermsiRsr bal
baber bura Grommelibla9 betannt ma.
den laiieu, OaB in Den uisbsrn Staots
tbeilsn Die 8obnun9en seraumt werben
ioaen. Das gauge Wtoislthal slei9t
-eiaem uuabisbbarsn sroBem See.
Bremen. Sn Dem Yadbauie bon
Soamaun uno &orff, YudtlraBs 80.
e%ntitano am Is. Wfar5 au5 nod nidi
ertlarte Wciie cine befti9e S%rploion.
Sn ~9euountem 2Ofale werOen 9roBe
Sorratbs bon 8snaiu 2isroine un6 Y..
.--sleum anfb.wahst. Der Saa8biensr
, 1876-04-22
nsue'te telfsr. geps(afn.
IentihIanD.

2onson, 81. @pril. Cine 9epcl3e
meloet BON Berlin, hoB BON alien Seis
ten bcltdti9t miro, bob inter Den orei
nbrbli9en @rpbmd9sen ein polIfommc-
neg Ginner Iidnonib pbwoltet. Srs 98ci=
tern babe man iiA oobin uerlidnoist, OF
ne suporiges nebereinfommcn unter eins
amber uno nit oen orei anbern @aran=
ticmd6ten feline peitcrn S9rittc in Der
5tIidcu 6rass gu tbun..
, 1876-04-22
HMaian0.

2onopn, 81. Mpril. SIM @eltmin.
tier : 9oli3ei9eri6te muros gsltern Elm
6afibefsbl sescn 8m. 8allacs uno
fsrou ermirt1, ipeIGe imTeroo9te lteben,
6rau Yortsr in Gbellca crmoroct sG ba=
ben.
, 1876-04-22
Die Tubkllr

1T b%eititrtt. bas gauge btsberise Seilrerfabrea nnte
suitoBen, Ole Sur ntrb bnr3 baS iogenonnte
&oDbG0 udo burb Gtnncbmen pom HpGSMlpcx
bewtrtt 3 te 9~ob9dOer 3etgen an, no bic &rantbett
tbren Gtb bat, NJ ttti ie liegt. unh St Slei4cr
3ett Set9et fe bic gc0enSfrait hes Iteni4cn an.
1onIGnoe 1nb IL ben ItBter 5!pet Sabrtn IL Der
Gaoez Anfolt, "a Stdltou Ctr 9trrp gorf, 9ebcilt
poroea. Inter ben GebeiIteu ~befiubtn ii3 btele
@erSte rub 4potb'fr +, Ole 2obbdber unteri6eiren
fd non anocreu @aoern ~boeurd1, baR ije otrcft aui
Bite &rantbett ctnw!rten, 1t b ben ~fr0tten Gtoif tnts
~fernen. in pel9er Torni n aud slri Gorideiu
fomme. STE Iub Gin 8erbrernun9ss ober QuS16eis
bun9sz9roceB oer SrantbeitsitoHe. Sober Rrants
mfrs bet Der InWerbuus 81 ier Cur i~osulagen ieiu
etgeuer NrSt, &enn SemonS bur6 nteie 0Goer oes
betlt tit, 70 tit e. tirtIi4 unb rabttaI 9ebettt, nab
rere nod Der 6is3ertscsn Seilmetbobe BITE Rtttcl
gepobnli9 9eidbrlt6er iinb ais Bite &rurfbett Icl5it,
nno i4 olters elm eon,'s peer ieeunSdrcr Srantz
betten einlteQt.
Obslei9 bic acbbaSer ole 8tantbeiier, innerli5
tino ~duBerltd, %turtren, 10 itnb bod bic MirtunNen
BET f~olseneeu Srontbeitert, b~eionoers perm JIG ii9
nod In a%eutenl 3ultanbe b%efinben, gang aukeeorbents
lid: sSiebcr, {eltit Werpens unb 3pphu5licber,
perbel icbt IdneQ, 9epobh.th nit 1-3 Sdoern,
turtrt. sails: inb Observation-Disclosures lpirb,
sep6bnltb lct4t turtrt. gSaNerlnht, Nbcus
mattsmt.S peroeR oft Iebt Ibnla etDetlt,
eberio yuscns rnS Sbr' ntrantbetten, ioruts Que
tepbtltttiac Srantbsttsn IN leoem SraSe. Pet
Id,tpiirctt, .S%crppbeln &C. lit bic @irfuna eire
pl5sIi6eu II. {tttbare. Slut eth Sab tit binretaeuS,
inn 5eOet pom Der g%sirtuns gu lberstu6cn. Mas
8etfrebS uno bic io9enannte Ssarns ober
Sudetsubt (etre bis tebt unbeiloare &rontbett)
fpttrben 8ebetlt Bet leStsrsr &ranfbeit sebsn IS
9rosent SsS 5uderltoTeS nit ieoest Babe bur3 ben
llrtn as.
Ole Babe unb Ginne5ntez 9uluer ,perbsn na8
fsbem 8toS i'm eanse ~1erionbt, Der |tsis bes
9aSesGuluers lit So, bet bes gtnuebue : NtIpsrs
81. Man IoHe lid cite 8roi9ire i6er bic Gobtur
IN ensfii4sr oSer psatf9er Sprade i4idsa.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a etuntun Str. (Dox 1901
Rs~ 9ora
, 1876-04-22
Qlfrifa,

2onbon, 81. MpriI. Der Stan
barb" meioet, oab li6 bic Gjngcborenen
Der 9elagoa> Nai i'm luoolliGen
Nfrita i'm Nuiitanoe btTinbn. N}on 1T
ipe9cn Der Si6erbeit Der Wiliondre in
hem Oiltrifte beioret.
, 1876-04-22
Nrab;en.

Gnnbon, 81. Mpril. Der v9spant
Seralo" meloet unter'm u. Npril, bab
IN Sluab, elmer Staot in Der aliatil9en
Slirfsi, 60 MfeiIen iiioli9 BON 9asoab,
BON %. biz 81. Wsdrs Sc nsue Grfran-
fun9en AZ Sooeaidtle anscmsloet wur-
Den. Sn 9aeoao CAB ss pom %. MldrS
bis /. Nprll las ,sus grtraniunsen uno
, 1876-04-22
gStrQinia @tadts~Wa3et1e
tastsp beraussssebsn son
5ubn 9. psin.
no. s: 3mOlfte Strafe.
II d IN ;, Ba.
srhseripttcr8 Wreife.
Vreiie Bet Mnjeigen:

yin Squdrtt tWN WuI A.,
yin Gauare. bret Nal 40
Gin Sauare. eine Uede 5UO
&tn Sauart, etneR Itpna. 70
Gin Sqnare. bret Dtcndte low
rSrSeere In,etetn perren btGtBr tcrt&net.
Mdt ottr peniser Bel Ell p'lbsn einen Square.
fAue s~!useisen fre in, gsraus su SatIen.
Die !3ettuna pi,p IN Nia monb usb lin.
asaenb BON ben 3rGsern far g Gents per
QBpGe auSestraeen.
, 1876-04-22

Is SnoesIdle. Sic gcf 1T nuumsGr
aud auf bem linten ufer oes Si9ris cr=
i9iencn, ,peldes bisber Oapon perl9ont
geblicben mar.
, 1876-04-22
Sranfrrib.

Yaris, 81. glprjl. @eltcrn srtranfen
Is Yil9er, wdbreno le unwtlt Bortlers
Den Nisnne. 6luB p0iliren wolItcn.