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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26
AUGUST 80, 1876.

work Of timbera, firmly bolted together,
and 'li-suppor iips. Ia the west end is
g rostrum, or stsGd, an elevated plat
form, oecDnie6 by Brigham Yau g and
e,htr church diguitaries during service
Bebind THE, on an elevated platform, is
the grand organ, built by Mornon sTti-
ficers, OF material Except the metal
pipes) obtained in the territory. The
Builder was, at the time of cur visit, at
work on 1t lie il q man between
thirty five and forty years Of age,
with genial, homes. expression Of
eluntenance, and ct the first sJupd Of
his voice knew he hailed from "MerIy
England" Ga informing him that We
we're strangers and anxious to see the
organ, he st once took us to the rear TO
show u3 the operations, af.er which he
called man 10 blow and played several
tunes, we being seated in a distant part
Of the building in order to better get the
effect. True to my cid instinct, wished
to hear the Last Rose of Summer played
on such an instrument and in such
place. l felt almost ashamed to ask
him, but he did not appear to think the
request at all strange, and for ten min
| utes the great Mormon church was filled
with the strains of Moore's cid Irish
melody. After spending a very pleas
| ant hour in the tabernacle, we repaired
to the bee Hive" Brigham YOung's
principal residence. That gentleman
was indisposed. don't wish to be scan.
Ga Gus, but they say his sickness resulted
| from the turn affairs had taken in refer
ence to number nineteen" or Ann
Eliza. We aiterward visited the city
hall and the pTisoD, where the poor
wretches are being brought in to eat.
never shall forget the horrible,
brute-like appearance Of some Of them
All traces OF humanity had departed, ex-
cept in the forms, which were anything
but graceful, from the coarse, ely dress
and the great chains dangling, remind
one strongly CT DaLts's Inferno.
We asceLded the tower, and heard and
saw the great clock strike twelve. From
this point We got a superb view Of Fort
D u9las, with its nice, regular rows OF
white cottages, at the very base OF the
mountain s, all being surmounted by q
flagstaff from which the stars and stripes
we're ally floating. What memories are
called up by gazing on that magical
piece Of calico! II the afternoon We
went to see the temple which Is IN
course of construction, and which will,
when finished, rival the cathedral ia
Fifth avenue, New YORK. AS evening
draws on leel quite sad. / had begun
to like Salt Lake immensely, and now
1t is Just time to leave, and l am COM
PEELED once more to wander forth toward
tie setting sun.
AIasl by some degree of woe
| We every bliss must gain;
The heart can ne'er a transport know
That never feels Pain.
You may expect Raothsr line from the
Gland Of gold" MR..
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PUT 4HE TROOPS IN MARCHING
ORDER.

I
This seems to be the pauacea by which
the President Of the U aited States would
cure all the ills that basel tine country
Instead of "putting the troops In march
ing order'' to conquer the Indians, he
proposes to march them upon the south
to interfere in the elections The Balti.
tinhore Gao tie breaches short sermon
on the text Of the President:
Business of all kinds is depressed
Mills are Idle, fsctori-s have suspended
The remedy Of Grant and the Republican
party Is to put the troops In marching
order. r
Hundreds Of thousands Of working.
men are cut of employment in all the
Giles Of the Union. Therenaedy Of Grant
and The Bepe6. icGn party is to put the
troops in marching order.
The people everywhere are demand
ing relief froIn ring rule, robbery, op.
PRESTON and theft in high places. Grant
and the Rspu6IicGn party respond BY
putting the troops in marching order.
Skilled American mechanics are sail
irg from New York and other ports to
seek in the Old the work they cannot
fad in the New World. The remedy of
Grant and the Republican oayty Is to
pat the troops in marching order.
The sou hern States have been robbed
and pluDdered to such an extent that it
is impossible for large number of them
to redeem or even pay the interest on
their securities. The remedy of Grant
and the r publican party Is to put the
troops IN marching order.
Real estate is falling day by day in
every part Of the country. The home Of
tbs mechanic, the store oft merchant.
the farm of the honest farmer, are in
the hands OF the sheriff. The rensedy of
Grant and the Republican loarty is TO
put the troops ~ marching order.
Bread riots are threatened in many of
our large cities this winter Ia Ne.
York, Cincinnati, PniIadelphia, New
wark, Wilmington, Elizabeth, and In
the msnu'a turing centers OF New Eng.
land, the workingmen are holding
mass-meetings and begging for work.
The onsiOer Of Gro' and the Republican
party is to pat the troops In marching
OTCeT.
Every nottingham who comes to our
shores is worth between sixty and sev-
enfy dollars per annum to the govern.
ment in the consumption Of dutiabls
articles. His money value is between a
thousand and fifteen hundred dollars.
During the last two or three years i'm
migration has entirely fallen of. The
-en1edy of Grant and the Republican
party q 70 PUt the troops in marching !
,TdeT.
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HE BEGINNIn0 OF rHE ENp.

The Radical party of Tennessee com.
mitted suicide on Thursday last. The
State convention failed to make NOM
nation for governor, and the men for
whom defeat hes no terrors, and sustain
party organization for the sake of prin-
clpie, have retired from the canvass ia
Gisguss. This sc ion Oh the part OF the
h@aleAi State convention is feeble i'm.
isAtlon OF t1e Greeley movement, and
II win share the same fate. The p3licy
OF nme-serving and trimming will de-
noiSii]e' uisergsnize and finally dis
ISno any party that engages in it. In
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.DvrRrIsEY OUR BUSINESS.

The politician would never reach the
goal OF his ambition without edvernslne
pimseIf. The most obscure individual
can make himself a prominent citizen,
a successful aspirant for fame and POSI-
ton by judicious use Of printers lnk.
The press is indeed "the falcrum thai
moves the world" and business paD
can no more succeed without advertis.
ing himself than the politician. Occa'
sionally we hear old fogy business men
Boosting Of making fortune without
advertising, or any effort to extend their
business. This may he true, but they
would have accumulated their fortune
in half the time, or doubled 1t, by adj
vertisirg. Men contented with small,
safe businees-contept with small prof
its, and not expecting CT desiring to re-
lire from business-never advertise. But
men of enterprise, and who zee that 1t
requires no more time and labor to do q
large business than a small one, and who
desire and expect to retire, labor to ia
crease their profita- and raHnrt r. tho
- = ---SoessI6T means-that OF making
known their goods, their locality, and
inducements for the Lu3lic to deal with
them. The merchant, or any other bust
ness man, who will not spend little
moaey in e way to make business, for
fear he should not get It back again, will
be left far behind in the field Of progress.
Euch a man sits down croaking about
hard times; moaning over the future
prospect of notes to pay, and no trade;
and comes Out, jlst where he might ex.
pect to come, short. While on the other
hand his neighbor, following different
course, doing all that is necessary to
| build , his business, has trade; is never
short, bat has money to loan. The fact
is, times have changed and we must
change with them. The manner Of do
ing business no is different from what
it used to be. 1t would be Just as fool
ish toinsist upon doing business now in
the o!d-fashioned way, as it would be to
insist upon travelling with an ox-team
instead of by railroad; to get new by tt 9
old.fashioned mail coach instead of ty
telegraph. The timts demand men
OF enlarged, liberal and energetic
souls-men who will keep up
with the word in its progress /;
men Of hearts, too, who not only desire
to go ahead themselves, but take Pleas
| ure in seeing others succeed. Such men
have public split enough to build up q
town, city or country, and to rejoice in
the prosperity of the people without ref.
erence to class, color, or previous condi-
ton. The business men OF Memphis
have learned these facts, and on the first
Of September every prominent house in
the city will advertise through the coll
um ms Of the APPEAL, which on that
day will present map OF business life
in Memphis.
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NOTICE 70 TBE PUBLIC,

THE CHAMBERS HOUSE Qate Hill House),
L corner of Second ana Washington streets,
is now open for the accommodation OF the
travelling public. This spacious and elegant
house has been refurnished and reftted
throughout, regardless of expense, and is now
In & first rate condition. A share of the pub
lie patronage respee fully solicited. Charges
moderate to suit Inc times.
JOS. CH AMBERS, Owner and Proprietor.
80 A few nice rooms fitted up expressly for
families. References required. au2O
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-26

WHO can place value on health and
strength? Every man, woman and child
should take DR.. J. q. M'Leali's Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier. 1t
will give you rich, pure blood and make
you strong and vigorous. DR.. J. II.
M'Lean's office, 3l4 Chestnut street, St.
Louis. Mo.
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NOTICE.

RIO the creditors of the estate of w, K
i Gorsuch, deceased: The undersigned
having qualified as Executor under the will
of W. K. Gorsuch, deceased, hereby give,
notice to all creditors OF said estate to au.
thenticate and file their claims with him
within the time prescribed by law, or be
q Madison street.
NJ. B. Trezevant, Solicitor. aulS So
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DELINQUENT TAXEF.

10 All persons interested are hereby notified
that will proceed to take possession of prop
erty sold TO the State Treasurer for State ap d
County Taxes for the years 1870, ISL, 1872 and
1873, and not redeemed. I am autueyized to
receive from the owners, or theiy agents, al
Taxes, Costs and Charges due upon their prop.
erty, and release the same, by attending to
this before take possessio1, parties will save
Themselves trouble and expense.
U. WEATHERFORD,
aus Office Conrthousa R1iI5f,,
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NOTICES,
NOTICED.

THE business OF Stratton & Wexford will be
L continued under the same firm name as
before the death of Mr.. John 7. Stratton, his
estate retaining his interest in the same under
the provisions OF his will.
STRATTON & WEXFORD,
Memphis, July Is, 1876. ty29 daw
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NOTICED

ON the first of September this firm will
" move to, and occupy, the building No.
800 Front street, at present occupied by
BrOde. Mcintyre & Co., who will remove to 2O6
Front ST. PORTER, TAYLOH q CO.,
aus No. * Union Straaf
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BUTTBRICg'S PATTERNS.

lust IN RECEIPT OF FALL FASHIONS.
u Send for catalogue.
]. B. ALDKICH, General A. emit,
au2 254 Second street,
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RUSSIA.
The Empire OF the Gzar-E nav NJ ~ :"
Esonuisttou Wealth, religion anu
PoIItIcai Powerful Rise and
Progress-

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
Appeal
ODESSA, RUSSIA, July 29.-Bus few
people compreheBd the vast extent OF
this mighty empire, containing as II
does, q seventh part OF the inhaolGAoie
Rlcba and extending from the blacs
sea on the south to the Baltic and Norm
sea, away ia the north where the tu1
shines at midnight. From land where
the fiv and olive grow on the mountain
aide. 10 that where ice and snow cover
even the valley the year round. From
Germsn empire on the west, away
cast u1til It touchts ths continent oil
A nerics at Behring'S sea on tue north,
aid in its southeast termination the
mind wapd7rs iuto space and people
seek of "Russia in Central Asls,
without knowing where, or what they
mean by the term. Certain 1t Is tha'
Russian interests extend to the confines
OF China, Japan and C9reS, scrcss III ms
trac less deserts Of Central Asia. Inc
general divisions OF the empire are
Known as: ,-,,.,,
, 1876-08-07
Sie v2pnbpn Ximcs" nnS tbr
Gtoeutbilmer.

Ote D0onoon Slme8" 1T g%egenipGrtig etne
Wtad)t, Die glei6 na6 Sbron, Stride mo Ge=
9terun9 @nglaHo'S fommt ; lIe 1T cine Der
@roBnddte Der Welt. 9reibi9 Sabre snriid
mar ole Gett1lg oeS SlatteS in ben 9dnoer
Slpeter tnn9er WtGnner, melhe nit chamber
III Srtoro ltnotrten ulb Die beibe nod I'M 2.
0e6enntum ibreS SebenS %itanbeu. Der Sine,
Ufr. Selaue, mar Don Dem beriibnIten Sbos
mas Barnes fir ieinen iournaliltildeu Be
RUE pprberettet iporoeu. Ser Nnbere, Scr.
Sobn Nalter (oas iiinglt ermGblte @on9reB=
nltt9lleo tlr 9totttn9bam) mar Der Sobn mo
@utel pom Stuet Sobu MalterS, nel9e bi
a3eltun9 9e9rlinoet rno barll 81 tbrcr ieBlgen
Seoeutung 9roBgeSogen batten. @r ut lest,
GA CT Der mlrflltle, un%ul1Id)rdntte @l9en@
tbnmcr uno SeberrI6er Der ySimeS" 9eWor=
Den, Der @rbe fttAt nllr oeS HubmeS, louoern
aud Der lourualiltiihen @%rfabruug, Der
Senntntlle lno beS lllternebmungSgeilteS iel=
ner bohperolenten Soriabren ; man mDdte
la9en, Der 0pualtie ,gSalter." lluo Der lie,
st9e Sobn Walter III. lit Elm in ieoer SeSles
hung miirolger AbfDmmlin9 bieler &0nlgS.
%tanlllIe i'm Met1e be8 Sournalismus.
IS 1T JEST etmaS nlebr ais burtoert Sabre
Der, Dap DIE gSelt zines &ages Die 2lnfiinolo.
ing empfing, paS bi8berl9e p0ailp llnlperlal
9tegllter" miiroe jest inter Dem Ofamen
Zines" erlheinen Muo rloGo9rapbilh" ae>
brudt merber. Aber bieie 9iadrld)t mad)te
chen nod feluen belonbereu @morud. Grit
dis I'M 1890 Der 0ruder, @i9eutbiimer urlb
6eoatteur oeS iun9en SlatteS, @alter | Die
SeroerbniB uuo m%arni6fahen Sinpcn oes
en9liiAen pofes a%u9riff, mas Die sew0buli=
hen, in oit lem Sale berfommlifen @eIoltra-
fen, @inferterun9en &C. i'll ieiuem @eiol9e
bate, ma1ten ith Spmptome bemertbar,
mslde Die t~iinfti9e @roBe beS neuseborneu
StnoeS abueu lieBeu. 90 empfing gSalterI II
Die 8raoitionem Der lluabbdngt9felt urp
Wfadt aus ben Sdnoen leineS SaterS. - Son
oa al iinf tnrSe Sabre mebr uto Die
@runbSiige Der ipdteren, .. b. gegenmarti9eu
Bbpiio9uom,e Der nGimeS" maren o%efinitlo,
uoperauoerliA uno unmloerruflih felt9elteut.
Die uniibertreffllhe Sielieiti9feit, uno Son=
itdnoigfeit tbrer Nahrlhten, bic riifli1tSlole
llnerlGrodenbeit uno lluabbansisfeit ibrer
, 1876-08-07
0irginia Staats- Oa3fttf.
Gin furcbtbareS 6crubt.

SIS qebt bas @eriidt, bab Die Siour-Sns
bianer einen S%ipeiten Shlag gegen Die Sers
elngten Gtaaten Sruppeu auSgefibrt haben,
gang tn berielben Wetle pte Der 9eqen Gutter
mar. Oiesntol lou eS Die Nbtbetlung bon
@ereral Grrof Ieln, fpel6e bic Srlbtaner Inn
Stngelt urlb iiberfa0en bdtten. I'm 300 Sols
boten Iolen mteber 9e1nebelt 1etn. Gbenlo
tpte bel Der gfteoerlage @niter8 tpetb man I'M
Sanptquartier and oie8t1al yftdtS bon Der
Affatre, rpel6e bon Der Iiioctlrten Yrefle be-
rtdtet mirb.
IS tit ft6er Der angemei1e gSlnlh, oaB it'd
Die nel1e SiobS.Yolt ntd)t beltdtt9en mo9e,
aber fuenn man Die gertnge J3abl Der Srup=
pen nrto Die perfebrte &rtegSnetle ertpd9t, 10
mtrb man eine berarti9e meme Sataitrophe fir
iebr mOgllh balten. Ine bteie peretttselten
Gbtbeilnngen, pelde trserbiuo 5uiommen
treffen iouen - penn fie ndmltd ben gSe9
ftnoen unb nidt nl1teripegS IN 0tllterhalte &c,
ratben itnD ei1Seln 81 lhDah titr Den
iiberauS itarfen Seinb. 90 LANCE Die Snoia'
ner inter ibren Derid)ieoenen SGnptlingen in
ein;elnen 8anben fodten, mar eine iolde
&rie9Sfiibrung am Ylae. Seitoem es iebof
etn ebr9et5iger energtider Wtailn oeritanoen
bat, Die Ionit 10 nretnigen ein3elnen Stdntme
IN 10 GROCER Wfolie 81 etnem mtrflthen 0eer
Az perbiinoell, fann bic alte Sehtart ge9erl
Die Snbtaner MIR 81 ianlmerpoGen Jdeoerla'
gen fiibren. Genn aud) e Wteloung
elneS nenen OtaiiacreS it6 nidt be itdtt9en
ioate, 10 bat man bod llria6e, iebeu Gag
cine dbnlide Srauer'Sotlhaf 81 befitrhten.
Sir ei1e Irmee BON 1000 bis 5000 ganS
por5iiglib berittener, nit ben. beiten Waffen
nab nit amSrei6enber Willnition periebener
Wilber g%euiigen feiue 5000 ODER 5000 Otann
Solbaten, Die BON Deridiebenen Seiten III
fleinen abtbeilnngen beran marIbircn. Die
bllbIdnele Sepe9ung Der SllbtanersS daaz
re1, melde einem 8iIen unb einem Ylan ge=
borden, gebieten, bab man rur nit grDBeren
@olonnen 9e9en lie operirt. Dtan bat eS oiess
nal niht bios nit einem b0dlt sablreiden,
ionbern alcb nit etuem iebr tapfern 5einb
gu tbun, Der inter elmer ebenlo entitlofiener
mie ihlauen Siibrung eine ungemDhnlthe
9isciplin nnb einen fir Die 8eiben hDdi
nnbeilpolen @eboriam 9egen feline Sefebls'
baber benefit.
Sas Sdlimnlite Der Iffaire 1T, oab nit
tdon mebrfaf bemerft, Die Gruppen beS
Snfel Gam gar ni9t Die 2ente iinb, I'M nil
grfolg ge9en bieie Snbtaner 81 fdmpfen
Oa3u 9ebOren Elm Baar Ge9imenter @renSer
melhe loloatiif bisctpllnirt iinb l1i1o be1
&f in berielben 8eife fiibren %t0nnen, MT
bic sSnbianer ielbit. @ine REORGANIZATION
Der Irmee in bieier 9tidtung, nm iie ibrel
Sanpt-Nnfgabe, benz Snbtarterfrieg, geipad)
len 81 MAIDEN, mirb INNER bringenber. Oel
@on9reb, ipelher ia bod am 6eformiren uni
Sparen TT, bat iett bic bette @elegenbeit ii
Solse Der Nieoerlagen burh Die Sionr eint
um9etaltung beS 9eeres 81 perlangeit, BIZ
nit elmer Serabietun9 oeS Uitlttdr=S ubgets
9ano IN Sanb 9ebel fann.
, 1876-08-07

poltttlGen &ritifen tparen anerfannt. Natiirs
ltd bate Die i3eitung Anfan9S fir ibre &iibn-
belt 81 biiBen. Ste 9riff Soro OtelptGle nno
Die inter ibm eingel6ltcberen Dftbbrdlldle an;
Dafiir muroe ben BalterS ibr gnt ais |
StaatSbrndfr ent5oge1t, fpeldeS fte IS Sabre
binourf innegehabt. @tipa8 lpGtsr, ais Nas
poleon in DEN Srieg nit Seiterrei6 psrfpidelt
mar, uno Der Seibbnn9er beS YubllfumS
nad yteuigfeiten aufS 00d)ite 9~eftie9en mar, |
nltroe1 Die iiberIeeii6en gteui9feits.Yafete
9Salter8 in ben Seebafen 3uriid9cbalten,
mdbreno man iene fir Die miniltt rielen Sour
nale raid mad 2onoon bef0rberte. Dis ct
lid, b%ctlagte, lpuroe linn b~ebeutet, er lole it'd
better i'll Die @unit Der 6eglernug ein5ui6ulti=
deln IuGer. Mber 8alter mar llnbeltehltd).
3uerit trobte er Der 6egierung, pann i6lng
nnb beiiegte CT ite.
SIM Nuoult 1909 bradte Die Zines" Die
Nad)ridt bon Der @apitutatton Sluibin9's 2
Gage iriiber, ebe trgeno eine Miittbeilun9
bteriiber Direct mad @bitebau 9elanst mar.
Son bteier s3elt an lift bic @eltihte Der
yStres" MIR nod cine @bronif fortihretteits
Der SriunlpDe lno madlenoer Mia6t 9emeler.
Sa8 9tdbere ~nleritber aus neuerer 3eit 1T
faum mebr nDtbi9 mltSutbeilen. &or eint9en
SabrC1l, mdbreto be8 frar5oitld bentihen
Srle9e8 erfaub Elm jun9er 0euti6er, Nanlens
SaIte1betr, ellte SeBmaidlue, Die in ben
| Nugen Der Wtad]tbaber Der Zines" @naoe
fanD n1o Iofort an9enommet muroe. Sdon
fiintSl9 Sabre porber bate eth o1perer Seutz
lder, ytamen8 Srteortt S0rtig, Die Sbee Der
0ampforlderei erfabt uno mar obne SerS19
an Die Au8f iibruus gegatt9eu. SIM Sa9re
1914 aooptlrte Sno @alter ii beS &0nl9s
Botent. OaS unitnntge Gorurtbeif oer ar@
bettenben SLATE ge9en baS Otaihinenpeien
| may. Snr,ofS ntf Snrt1 N,rI,,i, 80 -, k,,.F+
nllo Walter belt eS fir ratbiam, bic Sade
9~nfan98 ms @ebeim 81 betreiben. Gnpltd
purbe bennod Der Geroaht Der 9ruderets
2ente rege, u1tb ie brpbten laut SerntbtunQ
Dlbm mo ietnem 9all5en Otai6tnenframl."
Wtr. Nalter Ieste fliiglidl etnfah Die Yoi,et
hieuon in &enntniB, unb lin 6 l1br irilb am
29ten gopember 1914 ipuSierte er gau5 9elals
le1l III Die 0ruderei, uno tbeilte all ben baril1
Selddttloten Die Intercollegiate yteuigfelt nit :
uSte uSirne5" merbe bereitS idor mi
> Damp georndt !; meltn ite @epalt periu<
den moater, Jet Wannl6aft 9enu9 ba, UNI
RAID Nube berSuleueu: tpen1 ite aber Der.
niinfttg warer, mole man ibre 26bue a18bez
6ablen, btS man anoeripettt9e entlpre6enDe
Selfdttt9nn9 fir lle %gefunoen babe. @aS
lpouten Ste MADDEN? Ser groBe Shrittt
mar geideben. -
Sor so Sabren ~lieferte bic u&5nise"BreIie
per Stunbe 100 mn auf elmer Seite be-
orudle So9en. Sebt bebrudt Die boppelte
~2Salter"s Brefie in enter Stuube II, 900 ,3ei=
tnn9sbogr II auf beioen Seiten. 0ieie Yrelie
ut oaS Nerf gSalter beS III. Gor 6 Sabren
brad)te Die nSll1eS" Der 8elt Die ellropdllden
gteut9telten bon Dem 2teu Sage Dor @rlhein.
ur9 oeS SlatteS !; iett, nit Sllfe bes Seles
grapber, Der iie in Gerbinonng nit Yaris unb
allen 9alptitdDten iett, brin9t ie Die Ieuis=
felten ltd)t mr. pom letten Sage, an benz es
erlternt ielbit, bis gu ber Stunbe, NO bic
Sorm seidloien miro. 9as lit Sorti1rltt d!
, 1876-08-07
CERT 1T, @unitiOn etc. ms Snoianerz@ebiet

CERT 1T, @unition etc. ms Snoianer=@e btet
i6n1uggeln.
@eneraI Sa TAI y
partte, fir beren Si6erbeit man idon
idipere Sefiirdtungeu 9ebeat, urb melfe III
iu4eH man elm Battalion &auarerie ausqe>
ianot bate, febrte nit bieIen1 uto einer
Sagobeute bon II @lentbieren unb 3 Stricbcn
lebt eroltd ipoblbebalteu in'S Eager slriid.
Sin Sotihafter BON Sen. &errp lit loeben
i'm SeQriff, nit 9epelden an Sen, Sberioau
absuaeben. 2Str ertparten heute u~ltleren
Waaen5ug NIT 7 @olnpagntsn. 9as ste
aapallerles6egtmcnt wtrb III ms ftoBer, rnO
Wtr lperoen jebenfaaS gemeiuihaftllA NIT
&errD nlto @ibbon Su Dperireu baben. &c
neral 3errD bat e'uelt lau9en Srtef an Sc
neral @roof 9eidrleben, iporiu ct ibn ein'
label, it'd NIT ibm iber perelr1te Sperationen
81 peritdnbtgen, iih %erbietet, i'm am 3toiebuO,
ODER no es ionit ibm %beliebig, gu t%refeu, nno
lbn perN9ert, baB er, obDobl Der Neltere,
tbm frenbig oa8 Sberfommanoo rno Die Set
tun9 oes 6eIo5tses iiberlaien molle.
, 1876-08-07
HASrsetH6 Etatsna.


htbx h~ttI.sts., nd&r rt DsssepFa bebaht n. ISL
teraunl Ia q, bd .tnem lueulif6en Vlatle ntt BEN fab
snttitesbaren 8ertansen ~ Ssea, saraFItdl ~ nstuea
uas beaapG burd be 8urGf sapen ausseftleRsn ta feta.
bal cen @tnuHe f&nen anb fhr furhtbdre S&ranjen
fsIse1. bod aiat alicia hs rattest letbe. sahern nt
t9aa aae 4aussenpEeu, be CT smnses thIr aaHns, atts d.
sAs u tabelu snsa. 81 aaAlt hr Dsssssttir fd itlba
uab ietne san;s nmsebuns. DIE sladlttt 8ratli6feti
Ia Gfeuea ptrt xtHt ldnea sebulbn, BITE eaaje 3aus.
tGlett wirs etae f~reaelsfe nns bea pattentea trtngt eei
Dtsustfdn, BAT bas qtben tts eae eaa To nab ielba bb
R6&Ren TIN mdbtn, ni@t ieltea sus Dersrttaaas ans r.
CAT lsa 6dhRmsrb& atr paraxs an
, 1876-08-07
AEEl Wlb DOMINION pawpn1ip
NOmpanD.
Na1 Nem<g prf.

Stsfe Company ptre stnsn tbrer naGfSlsenbsn pra@i.
ppaea DampIer. Dlp Dpminion. 2Spanpte, s5iua.
Seu. AtDmonc, M.bemarie, Qatteras NM
yeprae Us. @tcer (m SaaJ an leSsm AtenIag
Urelta8 -uAe Samsta9 bel 9p9pauer abIapIeA
.auen.
AIeis e&the Fnb sans usa uupapsrbsn ausbradlta
THi piele 9ipute 8etaut.
ste pabea pTa8tpple Salpons, 9 ,e Blooms UNI
BABE. 5lmmsr.
Die epstisn, 8sausmlt&fstt unp g%spteauns iinb mn.
uberlre1ip.
Naarsn, psIhe NIT tttier Qtnie ~perianpt wereen, Ian.
pen rt8elmaBts IN gtep.gert an ptm aperpetlen Yler "a
2empunp, 81 Ytprtb Wiper.
Uta3t Jur Ylase meter als glsp.gort peresa ldneA
%Uefbreert nnb miro paTur ntnts ale Que pittllp aebubIeA
untoten ~persdntt.
& SlfTs pislsr sints %ssrlaHsn g~iprrpIt UNI 7Hrbr Sag.
nttta8s pabrtae Dec 6 DINNERS.
Grapt an9enpmmeh pts b upr 4beups ieben Gag.
9Desen WeiIerer AustunTt peabe man ITO an
George III. aien u. 9u., &senten,
feb. SIfse usmpaap's Qpearpss, Jtpdeits.