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.TgNHE well known and long establishes
Ferry ut Van Barren, Arkansas, Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. Ihepro-
plictors having recently put on arge New
Steamboat, and With careful and eXperieneed
Ferrymen they feel confident that they eah
give universal satisfaction TO the travelling
public Their aim will be to meet the in
crcasing demands Of the large emigrant tray-
ell to Texas.
The st Louis. and sherman, Texas. L. ).
Mails are carried over this Ferry, which Is Il
good guarantee Tint it is the shortest as we'll
as the best route for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river, and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
he expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides of
the river. aud no pains will be spared to se-
commodatc the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
~ y Ferry Accounts must DC Settlec
NoHthiy---N No deridtton from this rule.
II. &. EO BARDS. Proprietc,
Van Buren, Feb, 4. "a. u
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In THE WRONG STORE" We're going
to be married now in bout week, stran.
GER" SAID a countryman, with sloneh
ed hat on one side of his head, as he en-
tered jewelers. on Market Street. last
week, leading by the hand a bashful look,
ing girl, with a red face and white teeth
md ! want set of jewclry to match
that ere ring on her finger
Something pretty nice, presume p
sad the jewelcr, examining the ring
i" Best sou'vc got, reckon" was tie
reply
Some twenty different sets were shown
them, varying in price from $50 10 $50,
aud finally they decided to take one, the
price of which was SG0
Do her up in ray said the eoun-
tryman, pressing himself up closely a.
gainst the girl
The shopman artistieally wrapped up
the jewelry and handed it to the betroth.
ed:
There's your spondulx, sail the
purchaser, as he ran his hands deep down
into his pockets and threw two big hand.
fuls of hard money on the show case
As the merchant had not been asked
the price Of his goods. he looked little
surprised, especilIy when the countryman
added
Its all right, stranger. for she and
counted it over moren twenty times fore
we left home"
How much is there here = inquired
the jcwcler, having counted % cents all
In coppers.
Ninetynine cents. | reckon; not
cent Short
Ninety nine cents Why, that set of
jewelry is $50; we don't sell brass here
exclaimed the jeweler, his face becoming
scarlet, and. taking the set from the girl,
he replaced it in the show case.
"P.h e-w,' whistled the countryman,
looking with astonishment, first at the
man and then into the street "WhS a
boy out here told me and my gal that we
could get anything in this 'er store for
80 cents" and they went out to look for
the boy Danbarg Neus
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The Editorial Departments,

occupy over twenty pages of each number and
contain DR. Hollands vigorous and timely edito.
rals, as well as Reviews OF the latest works in Art
Literature, and Science.
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w eekly Appeal.
Daily and Weekly the Papers for the People

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THE WEEKLY APPEAL contains well -direstcd
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est news Of the day. and is filed with Literary solec-
tons, embracing Political, Commercial, Literary
Scientific, Agricultural Philosophical. Religious
Ordinary News, and all other matters of interest to
the Farmer. Manufacturer Mechanic aud Merchant.
re Postage paid by us AT Memphis. -,a
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively by their friends will appear
during the year The revived interest in college
life makes these papers especially timely, and will
secure for them unusual attention
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STATE OFFICERS.

A. II. GARLAND. Governor.
Is. Il. BEAVERS, Secretary of state.
WM. II. MILLER, Auditor.
ID. GHURCnIII- Treasurer.
3. =. HuGnEs. Attorney General.
!. Y SMlrHER. Com. of Public Lands
J. X. EAkiS, Chancellor.
A. Il. Writ. Clerk Pulaski Ghancers Court
Il. II. ENGLISH, Chief Justice.
W. II. HARRISON. DAVID WALKER, Associate
Justices of the Supreme Court.
Fifth Judicial District.
untics of Pope johnson. franklin Graw-
ford. Sebastian Sarhcr. Yell.
W. ". MANSFIELD, Circuit Judge.
j. L. BYERs, Prosecuting Attorney
Crawford County OHicers.
-, IL. GREEKMoRE, County Judge.
Ed. A. ScoTr. County Clerk
w, u. ALEXANDER, Assistant County Clerk
J. +. WlNfREY. Sheriff.
Il. W. DAVIS, Deputy Sheriff.
CHARLES RIBIiNG and ". l.. TAYLOR, Notary
Publies.
of Van Barren Township.
J. G, GRADY, Van Buren, Township Constable
Van Buren, City officers.
F.M. NEAL. Mayor.
JAMES l.. WHITFIELD. Recorder.
J. $. ii. lIoucK, Marshal.
PnlLir SMITH, Cemetery sexton.
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We shall also begin in the January number,
4" PHILIP NOLAN'S FRIENDS,
Or, Shcw Your Passports.
A Second Farmers Vacation,
CENTENNIAL LETTERS,
Van B,,ren, Eeb, 4. "a.

A rare collection Of Revolutionary Letters,
mainly from stores in the hands of the descend.
ants of Col Joseph Ward They are full of inter
est and will be read with rare relish in eonnec-
uon with the Centennial celebration of the year.
Rrilliantly Illustrated Articles on
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01

WINTER SuccoTAsH.-This may be
made with Limas, horticulturals, garden
beans, or white field beans. The latter
are seldom used for succotahs, but they
make it very nicely. The method OF pro-
ceeding in each case is the same Boil
the beans, without soaking, until three.
fourths done. In the meantime put an
equal amount (dry) of dried sweet corn
with three parts water, and let it steep on
the stove for 2 hours without boiling,
then add to the beans, and let them cook
together gently until the beans are done.
Serve warm. and do not break the beans.
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Planning Mills and Sash Factory,

with whom you can leave your orders for any
KIND of lumber dressed on one side or both
SASH glazed or not; panelled doors, shutters
elc" ana All Things necessary for building up
the country
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OLD NEW YORK.

Elegantly illustrated articles on Old New Y ork
by John +. Mines, will appear at once, and will
attract the attention of all, in city or country who
mark with interest the development of the great
metropolis, and aiieotionately remember the quaint
peeuliarities of its olden time.
Every number is profusely illustrated, thus en-.
ahlng US to give to our descriptive and narrative
articles an interest and permanent value never at
tained in a non illustrated periodical. Under its
accustomed management the magazine will in the
future be devoted. as it has been in the past, to
s.und hteratnre and Christian nrneross.
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A woman complaining To her minister
of the neglectfuI and abusive conduct of
her husband was advised by the worthy
divine to heap Goals of fire upon his
head" "Oh, that wouldn't do any
good she replied, g for I've whacked
him over the head time an agin with a
hot shovel. and it don't change him. He's
sot in his ways, and seems like he backs
further of from my soothiu' influence
every day"
An Irish laborer's apostrophe to a
steam shovel: "Faith, an yez can bate
tin men shovelin'. but yez can't vote"
That was the pride Of concious citizen.
ship.
This is the way Uncle Henry Peters
controls things in his church; he is right
too:
q De fore part Of de church will please
sit down so de hind part oh de church
csa see de fore part; for de hind part
cant see de fore part If de fore part per
sis in stai. in before de hind part to de
utter exclusion oh de hind part by de
fore part"
A Southern book binder bound up
eighteen dime novels between Bible GOV.
ers, and preacher carried the book
seven miles under his arm to read some
consolng passages to dying woman.
A good suggestion is like crying ba.
by at concert-It should be carried
out.
In the membership of Plym outh churcl
there are now 660 more women than men
- The first man who used sock il
which to hoard away his dollars, was tn,
original sock k-doliaF ger
Children, asked Fayette Count,
minister. addressing u Sunday school
"why are we like flowers What do W.
have that nowers have 7" And small bo,
III the infant class, whose breath smelle1
of vermifuge, rose up and made reply
Worms, and the minister crept unde
the pulpit chair TO hide his cmolion.
The Van Buren press., 1876-02-01
"hi3key,

warranted not to cut in the eye-not a head
ache in hhds. of tit is no sooner in yonr
belly than its on your back in pound of beet
and it carries bead like necklace; for
sale by
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
sofaI.@eridlte n,ts gDaihlmatnt,.

gS al biugt0H, 81. SUM. Su benz
@eihdftslofale oes 6rn. &b. gbel, ytr. PIG,
8. SraBe, gtoroweit, brad geitern &benO
ge9en llhr Teuer aus, lueldles ieoOdl Oou
ben S0. 9tepbuth, 9orner unb Son Der
Setbe gelOitt muroe, obne Elm alarmit9nal
;u 9eben. Der angerittete Sda0en betdgt
un9efdbr 5000 NIB tit ourtl Serit4ernn9 ge-
bedt.
- Die G9itatiOn 8etreffS Der 3ouabgaben
ii6er Die Aqudonft Bride miro tpie0er Gn9e=
regt, uno Die S0. S. 9. WaterS, 9S. y.
Senup uuo Y. &OB 6Og er'dIieneu geftrn
OOr Dem @omlte Se8 9litrttt5 Columbia, nm
aui Die 9erabiebuug ocs SriidenSeIOeS bins
Suluirfen.
- Gi9ter Mc2lrtbur ieete geiterH 6ie Sc
ldmorencn fir 0cn nd6qen @erihtStermin
eiu. Inter oen @rOBgeifmoreuen befiuoen
itd Die {oQ. 6rlebr. Sdneioe-, &.S5. SdDncis
Der un0 8. Sc. 9ellinger; inter ben Sleinz
@ei9morsnen bic SS. SObaun Sogt, Sobann
Sett uno 5. Z. StettiuuS.
- Sin iAon 5iemltd) beta9ter gte9er, gta.
mems Ntbaro SanOer8, lit iet; mebreren ga,
gen uerihwunben. Gr uar ielt l6u9erer 3ctt
gemiitbSfrant, mo ietne 2lugeb0rigen beiiirdls
ten, baB er SeIbtmorO begangcn bat.
Die Seteraneu ais oem Sriege bon
1912 uno Der nSeretn Der dltCfteH @tnmobs
net" iinO ii5eretuAefommen, ben 4. 3uli &C.
metni9aItltdl 81 fctern.
- 9fi6ter Sneu lab iid) beute 0iorqcn i'm
Bolt6et9erldte peranlaBt, eluer gemlIien Glaiie
oon Aopotaten, mCld)e arulen unmliienocn
8etan9elen, beionoerS 9te9ern, ibre profeiiio-
nellen 0lene auIOrdngeu, uGbreno bieIelbcn
9efu0bnlih obuc GelltanO zines 2(buotaten
9eredltlgtett Crlangen t0nnten, eiueu Itren9en
Serpei8 6u gebeu. gr a9te, oa6 uele Der
8etrCfien9cn itd lcocn Morgen oui Die Qauer
lc9ten, I'M luomDglId) cincn Glienten III er.
bald)en, mo 6cnielbeu oft tbre OieElte i.ir
UeAiger ais 50 aub6ter. IS lei cine Shanoe
fir eiHeu auAGuoigcn Abuofaten, uenqer,
ais So, fiir Ielue 0tenitc au5uncbmen, uuo
etue llngerchtigfeit Qegcu ple @eiangeuen,
olaiclbcn 3u iiberrcbeu, iid) uuu0tbtger Q8eiie
Soften Su OerurjQdeu. Sin 2lOuotat madte
Dem 9tit)ter e:nige cgenbemerfunQen, nels
den eericlbe icOod) fctn Geb0r ideutte. Ser
SermeiS 0eS 3(ldterS beGriinoete iid) auf 0en
llmitano, RAP cine gtegcriu, meldje megen
unoroentliden Setrageu5 in @eorgetomn Der
baftet luuroe, etnen Nnmalt engagrtc, rueld)er
cln lnngcS 2lraument Su ibrer Gcrtbeioiqung
blclt, tpGhrcu0 Die Scucile lbrer Sd)uto flQr
uno itber5eu9cnO martu.
- Su Ger 2Gobuuu9 bcS Sru. Sobn Sooq=
Tins, 9tr. 1907, Z. .SuaBe, R.zyS., erploOirte
gegen IL llbr gccrn 2lbenO cine YetrOlGlnl.
Xampe. Sr. D009lnS erlitt i6mCrSbaite
Sranomuuoen i'm Geiibtc nuo all ben Dan.
oCn. Die 2eppid)c In0 Wt0bel III Dem 3ims
mcr Ilu9en SeIer, c8 acdng lc0O6 Dem ber=
betgeeiltcu BOltSlltcn @Sbtte, Ole Stammen Al
unteroriifen, obHe 0Ic 6,ueruebr Su 0ilfe gu
ruten.
(9(IerorSr;, y ~c>,. c,,,,,. o,,,,;s on -,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
Ser netterna.tats S0aBamtS-
ScfrefGr.

QSai ington, 2I. Stunt. - Die @rs
nennung iomobl, lpie oieSeifGti9un9 Dee Sez
nator5 NtOrriq als Setretdr oes S6aeamtes
fanben tatt, wabreno oerielbe aus bemSeuate
abmeienO war'uno iid) IN ielnem @omiteSim-
mer beiano. @r bate Gem Yrditoenten IeiIe
4unabme nod nidt funbgetban, unO Die
ytadrt9t ieiner 8etdti9ung 9ereid)te ibm oa.
bFr sur ueberraiduu9. Gr ertldcte ieinen
SreuuOen heute Ibeno, oaB er nod nidt ent'
l9loIieu iei, oh er baS Nmt aunebmen mollte
oOer nidt; iOate er ii6 ieppd baan enti@lie.
zen, 10 wiirDe er ietne amtspfi6ten nidt cher
antreteu, biz Die oOrliegenoen Sermlli3un9az
Nftea erlebigt ieien. Seine Golle9en IN benz
@omite iber Sermilligun9en, beiieu Sorfeer
er lit, begeu ben eiultimmigeu 8unid, oaB
er weuiglteu8 10 lange not) inter tbnen bleibt.
Ote @rnennung beS 0rn. Wiorrtll wnrbe lin
balb llbr beute 9tadmittag ron benz Yrdiiz
benton unterlhrleben. 6eute Uior9en cirfu-
lrte oaa @eritt, baB bic 5iilfSietretdre oes
S6abamte8, bic loo. Surnbam uub Gonant,
iowle @ommiiIdr Bratt ebenfalls aboanfen
wiirOen; DaiIeIbe iteate iit ieoOd ais unrttl'
ti9 berauS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
gl,ts Der 9nmocs9auptitaot.

SSai btngton, 21. Suut. - Die Stas
tiitit fir Den brittil6en Support seigt, oaS
lpdbreuO Der fiini WtOnate bieies SabreS Der
Smprrt ans gnglano i'm Serglei6e nit Der
@lniubr mdbrenO Ger flint OfOnute oeS Sor-
jabreS abermal8 beOeutenO abgenommen bat.
9aS 6lotteu, @omite be8 oauieS bat
ben Sulanolieuer'&ommiiidr eriuft,5u berid).
ten, wie oiel GintOmmeniteuer Der Marine=
miniiter 9lobeion in oeu Satreu be5ablt bat,
in Oeneu Die @iufOmmeuiteuer nod in 8ruft
mar.
- Sn gEiGarb8's ,Sotel ta9te beute Der
@ouDent ameritanider SaufzBrdi itoeuten unb
gantiers. 9. s. 0orieg Don Der D@itisen8'
ytationalsSanf" aus Ytqua, 81, fiibrte ben
SOriib. Die Seriammlung faBte cine 0teibe
bon 8,l6liiiIen, in oenen belonber8 iiber Die
bobe SantItener ala9e gefiibrt miro, uuO ers
nannte ELL GOnite, wel6es ii9 nit bem
SanssGomite oes Sauie8 uegen TeOuftiOn
Dtcier Steuer in SerblnOung iebeu ioQ.
- Die Snlauolteuerz z@iuuabmen betruscn
beute $1e8,296.58, Die 3ou @innubmen
S42l 1919,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
SCnatpr Wtorrtn ais S6ab0mtS,
Settetiir bsIsGtiat>

gS a B nQtOn, u. Sum. = Der 9enat
ging gleih na6bem Die gtomtnation reS Se'
nator5 UtOrrla ans Utalue alS SefretGr oeS
SdabamtS empfaugen wOrOen mar, in Gre
tutiu-Sieung ruO beitati9te Die ROmination
obne meitere 6Ormalitdt.
YOrtlanb, Ute., 81. Suni.-Oie gtadz
rtd)t BON Der SeitGttguug beS Scnators Otor=
rill al8 S6atamt8ietretGr piro BON Den bic
fi]en 0tepublttanern nit grOber @enugtbunng
aufgenOmmen. SIM 9auptQuartiere fano beuts
llbenO cine Seranlmlung itatt, bel weld)er
&eOeu gcbalten uuo 9ratulatiOnS.S .Sei6Iiiiie
QuQeu0nlrIeu nur0el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
UermiS6te 9eDeTaen nns Netus
NNrf

New.g ort, 81. SHni.- Sob. .gtotirun9
beute Morgen 1l2g.
- Die Qttien., 9oIb~, 8aumpollen, uno
5. Suii 9eidloiien bleiben.
- gln9efommen: Die 0ampfer y2abraOor"
BON SABRE uno y@re8cent Sitg" bon aSpins
mall.
- Der 9ampfsr rIeutOn" traf pOn 0iio
Saneiro bier ein.
- Ser 0pfr. columbia" 1T UOn6 6uuunna
bier elngetroffen. .
- Ser 9ampfer oState Of SnSiana" traf
BON @laSgoip bier ein.
- Die SabreSi6luBieier Der lluiperTtGt Der
gtaot Netu.Yort fano beute in Aumeienbett
Sablrei6er 3uidauer itatt. G8 lpurOen 9t'
plome an % Nbiturienten ertbetlt.
- Ser Union 2ea9ue.@ .@lub" belt beute
9(beno in ieinem Club 2ofaIe cine Seriamnl'
lung unb ratiftSirte BE 9tomination Der S9.
0a9es uaO @beeler.
= Die Slpmontbz z@emeinoe erb0bte be-
fanntli6 baS 9cbalt ibre8 YaItor8, 8. gS.
geed)er, i'm letten Sabre uuf 100000, nm
i'm III ben Stano 81 leten, Die QuS9aben Oe&
berit6ti9ten Sfanoalproleiie8 Su beitreiten.
Sci elmer beute Nbenb itattgefunOenen Ser:
iammlunq lebte Die @emeinbe oa8 @ebalt mic
Der auf ben uripriingIihen Sstrag, $4,000
berab.
- Ser llnterIhabmeiiter Sablte beute itir
SntereKeu $4,000 unb fir etn9e6ogene Sb:
ligationen $11 900 ans.
- Die 3oa @iunubmen betrpgcu beute
$207 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-22
Gages- Blsu,9heItsn.
(essssrteAe, teIssraphtfde mas sssAsss'
bIdtter>V ott3en.)

SIN @t. &oMis Gub Die Sorbereitnn9en
~ hem Sort am 27. b. gtts. suiammentres
tenreu oemofratii6eu 9tationaE
gonpente in potter, @anse. 4748 Site
iino fir bic 9bgeorf rfneten, Serl9ferltaftef,
3ul1auer &C. beid)afft woroen. 9ereonoent
iagt befanntlid) III benz neuen pra9tuolell
S6rlsngebaube. Seueriuehr unb Dolisei iols
len am 27. Suni 81 @bren Der anslpatilgen
@af.e paraSiren. SIM yeinoeQ- ootel" fnb
bereits 3in,mer fir Die Selegationen pon
Stem 9)orf, ytew Sampibire, Sermont,
Jbobez .Sslano, Connecticut, BennlDlpanien,
Marnlanc, Wiidisan, Snoiana, Sainois,
Ohio, Soma, Senneiee unb gtebrasfa be-
lteut. SIM ,Soutberns 6otel" baben Guarz
tier beorpsrt: tie 9elegaten pon Maine, Wtalz
sad,uietts, yiem Seriep, 2Seit Sirginien,
Ypuijana, &enthde, 9eor9ia, gtoro=@ars
liaa, 4rfanlaa, @isconiin unb Minneiota.
SIM ,2acleoez6otel" werben iih Seras, Sir=
oiuielt unb anbere iiiblid)e Staaten einquar~
tie.eu. 9ie me,iten Der SelesatlOnen baben
fff) auBer ben gSehnsintmern aid gemeln'
id,aitlld]e Yarlors beiteilt.
Sic ,N.sS. 9eutide 3tg." gratulirt tem
YublifEm gum Nb5n9e Der ye cngrd L
d, n" unb jaat: DySo lange Dielc Ser. St.z
Ghuiiffler bier rin llnterludung mahten," ("
mar ia feiu ebriider @briitsnmenId mebr
ieiuer Stipulation ndlfr!
,@reif uur bineir in's pone MtnidenIeben.
ulns no bu's padf, oa 1T es intsrsiiant-
laose oas @onsreb @omite NIT Oem Si6ter;
es Qri55 qebDr1Q blnein, nIlb no eS padte, Da
mars aup interciiant - beeeutenb! SaB ein
rieiiaer 8erg BON Sdnlub nno Corruption
bier auigetduit mar, ipuBte man lhon ldn9it
nuD baB trob Der lInterigdnng Der ganst
9-baujeu lie9eu bleibt, wie er IL, UNI
feiuem Der ertappten 9redpD9el ein @aar &c
friimmt nirS, 1T ebenIalls felnem 3lpelie
untermorfen: aber bab iogar bMrdaus relpef
table fromne @briEten, Setter Der beranmab
ieupe,t sSuqenb mne Yrebiger beS @uangeli
INNS, ibre sSinger nit Siirbengelb befleder
miirSeu. bios Inn nod @tnas ,,nebeuber Il
perbieuen," - bas mare ms ME I'M Srauin
einsefaaen. Gs wiro's inoeB Wanfer Il
Der 3ufunit vnid.t lpleber tbun;;" oenn I'll
cine Basate1e BON niAt gan6 5ueibunoer
| Dollars slpei Stunben lang an eomtte
| yranaer gu iteben unO taft cine 9an5e g5sd]
| surdh oieBre1eS SpteBrutben 81 laufen, Iino 10
aar iiir sinen gEten &brlfen lehr Dl9ofl
| WiaiIelaatten.@ SnoeB mo1en mir nld,t 81
hart isin; aud ber uGerefte" fann mand)
mai ltraudsln, benn Der IeHie! sebt nmber
ntdt rie eim briiucaoer 20me, aber bic Yiotsl
pol @rlubafS, uuo iutt. men CT perlode
aber man bebersise ia3ufnnft ben altsnStnu
iprud:
yuet' ininler 1ren' uno Reblidfsit
Bis an Dein enges 4aus.
uno bleibe ene Weile melt
I pntpes pom Guftombauf
Damn fannit Du tpie auf 9rinen Wu'n
| Durd,'s 2ebrerleben 8eb'n
nno braudt nidt mebr boil SSurdJt uno Grau' n
Dor IN GOmife Su tebn!""
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2Sern1tfd)Ie telc9rapbiiGe
Genfid1etf.

- Die los. Sabresi2luBfeier Der grctpn.
llniuerftdt fanO 9citeTn inYroUiOence, R.zS.,
ftatt.
< Sn Srforb, Ohio, purbe geifern ein
Ntauu, gtamenSGanefelO, Don ieinemS S9waz
ger 9auiS eridofeu.
- 9as republifaniide Central @omite oes
Staate8 Bennipluanien ueriammelte ftd) ges
tern IN harrisburg nnb nabm 0feiOlutioneu
au, welde Die Domination De8 @iucinnatier
@onUents ratifiSiren.
- Sn Der gSobnung Der @etri:Oer 9eder
III philadelphia fanS 9eltern abenO Elm 9roB.
artlger @mpIang 5u &hrcn oeS 8rIS. annle
GOulie @arep itatt, ruelf)s i'll SlrSem mad,
0tuBlaup abreiien wiro. Sin grOBe anjabI
promtrtnter Sdn9er, Sduuipieler unb @uii'
fer mar anpcieno.
$ 6ente taat in Bangor Der rspubltaui-
lde StaatSs@onpent BON Wainc.
- Der geitern in Nelp.Dorf auS @la8gom
an9etommene 9ampfer yGtate Of Snoiana"
berittete, am II. Sunt ben britiidieu Roro=
poltabrer DPanoora," inter Segel na4 gtors
oen lteuerno, 9etrOffen 3u baben.
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GtQOt Sa{timOrg.
Sic Bcicr 0eS Uterten Sail.

wv CSttk Wv VblE4EW nSMIt%
Sberii y. ~. SnOwOeH bat cine BON
Setten 0eS StaotratBe5 oil ibu ergangtne
@inlaoung, am 4. SuIt I'M Oruios6iQ. .YQrfc
ole llnNbbdnyigfClt8s@ s@rIldrung 3u uerleIeu,
augenommer. Der I6tb. s. g. 8belpS uuo
Sberlt S. 2homaS Sdlari babcn, mie aus
ben nadlitcbenOen Sd)reiben erfhti6 luirO,
9leld)fallS 5ugCiagt, BET lcner @elegeubett
Aniprabcn Su balten:
Baltimore, 20. SUM 1876. - 9(n ben
ldltb. iS. 6. yatrObe, Otagor uon 8altimbrc.
28ertber 6err - SD babe SIR S6relbcn
erbalten unb ericte ans oemieben, DAP ter
Staolratb Sorbereitungen fir cine Qeeiguete
Seter be8 bunOertjdbrigen 8eitebeuS unierer
llnabbdn9i9telt getroffen bat uno al mid bic
@lnlaOung ridJtet, bel iener am 4. Suli i'm
9rui6= 0illzBarte itattiiuoenOen 6eler bic
SeItreoe 3u balten. ga Oieie @inlaounq BON
10 prOmlnentcn Tno bOditebenoeu Wtdnnern
au89ebt, 10 fam i'd 0lcielbe ais Siiraer oleier
Staot unmOQlld) ablebuen mo nebme Ite 6Qz
ber NIT groBem Scrguiigiu all. SD uerbleibe
nit boher 4dMHg Sbr ergebener 9tener
s. 6. Bbelp5."
Baltimore, 81. Sunt 1876. Q(n ben
aftbaren s. 6. GatrObc, MOGor bon 8alti.
more. - g&ertber 5err Sbr Shreibeu pom
20. b. lt. 1T mir 5u 0duoeu getommen. &uS
Oemielben erbellt, oaB id 0a5u ausericben
bin, bel Der berannabeuoen Seer Oe8 bunOert=
jIbrt9en SeltebenS uniercr Republf cine hi
roriidle SEl33e su Oerlelen. Die 4u8Sed).
nung, peIde fltr mid oariu licgt, bon Oen
WtuulSip ipNlbebDr0en &altimore'5 auserlcien
5u lein, bel bicisr GclegenEctt Gifentli6 auf-
5utret2u, eriitat mid nit bobcm Stoli, unO
uie merOe tf oieielbe Ucrgeiicn. g8dhrenO tdj
bic I'M gtameu Der Slirger 8alllmore's an
mid ergangene @iulaoung acceptirc, erlau=
ben Gle mir, OaB tdl Sbnsn 5ugleid) meinen
Oant iage fir Die auBerorOcntlidl freuuolide
2trt unO gScjic, iii Der Gle oieie Ginlaoun9
Oermittclteu. Su Der 0ofinuug. OuB Die fltr5e
3elt, ole mir Ocrg0uut lit, ote 9fiS3e su boil
enOen, al8 cine @ntihulOigung fir etmaiQe
llnOollitGnOi9felteu betradtct meroeu miro,
iflieBt bodadtungSUOQ ibr 6reuuo uno Uiitz
biirger s. Eboma8 Sdari."
(SllumluatiOnen am Uterten Suli. }
3uiol9e etne8 StaOtratb8bei9luiie8 miro Der
NiapOr Die SGmObner Der I5taOt erIudeu, ibre
6duier arr 4. Snli GIT oetorrcu, Die @el1dite
| Su idlieBeu unO Qbeuo8 tbre @9bIuOe Al il
luminiren. 9aS &atb9auS miro prG9tg CT.
| leuhtet meroCn.
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SerftorenoeS Sa9elwetter tn SGt.
ttotS.

so u8feo gee, ST., 21. Snnl. = Der
fiirdterlidite Sa9elfturm, lptld)sr ii9 jemalS
in oeier @e9ene ereigRete, fegte 9eitern iiber
oas Sbal beS Glib Canadian. 5ftuer 5tnmeg.
Die 0tidtuns bes StHmes mar bonn g8eitcn
nad1 Sfteu, nno berielbc bebute iid) auf Elm
@ebiet bon elmer balben bis swei Wfeilen
8reite aus. 6ait idmmtlife 8aume in bic
lem @ehiete puroen entrpurSelt ooer bon
ibren Sldttern entblDBt, unb Die 6eniter al
ben @obnbdniern unO Gtienbabn3iigen BON
ter gSubt bes gDlHbes etn9eoriidt. I'm
feben ubr WOrgens mar Der SoDen 5oabod)
nit Sagelt0rnern bon Der ,SrObe etneS Siib.
nerei's heoedt, nn6 otelelben fuaren I'M 5
ubr gta1mittuss nod nift gei6mol5en. Der
8etrag pes aHgerihteten Shabens lit nod
nidt ermittelt, oerislbe 1T jebO9 iebr be-
trdntlid].