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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
southern War Records.

WASHINGTON, Feb.-The Secretary
of the Southern Historical Society, ia
replying to Secretary Belknap's letter
to ham says
The people Of the South are not on
ly willing, but anxious. that the whole
Of their official records should be Civ
en- to the world, aud that the future
historian should have an opportunity
of judging them in the light of those
records. BE assured then that ia our
hearty cooperation in supplying your
department with missing Confederate
documents, we will have furnished you
properly authenticated copies Of such
as are 10 our possession, and will as
sist you in procuring others, il being
understood, of course, that your de-
partmeat will afford us similar facil-
lties in the prosecution of our work.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
Influence.

How little do people in general think
of the influence of things at the time
of their occurrence-especially of the
influence of little things. But this is
not so very singular, when we reflect
that, not unfrequently, man no more
knows what becomes of his influence
and example, that are borne far be-
yond his ken on their uncertain mis-
sion, than does the flower know
what becomes of its odor, which is
waited away upon the passing breeze.
Great deeds produce great results; but
little everyday occurrences seem too
trivial to be of weight or durability,
and the common but dangerous senti-
ment, that such or such an event will
make no difference a hundred years
hence, creeps unbidden into our hearts.
The thunder and the lightning attract
more attention than the silent dew, but
do they accomplish more good
Truly, life is made up of little things.
It was mothers kiss which made a
well-renowned painter of Benjamin
West. A degraded drunkard was in
duced, with his trembling hand, to sign
the temperance pledge; but not being
strong enough to keep it, he fell. A
second time he signed it, and this time,
with Heavens help, he kept it. And
from so weak beginning arose the
philanthropist John B. Cough.
How much unhappiness has been
caused, how many lives have been
clouded by one unkind world A pebble
dropped into the brook makes at first
but small ripple, scarcely greater in
circumference than itself; but the next
moment greater ripple is observable,
and still greater-each succeeding
one extending farther than the former,
until the entire surface is affected
thereby. Thus may man be blot,
spreading his dark influence outward
to the very circumference of society;
or he may be a blessing, radiating
benefcence over the length and
breadth of the land; but a blank he
cannot be. For every word, every act,
however trife, effects either ourselves
or others-exerting an influence we
know not how enduring.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
WHOLE NO. s,gss.

tion by Congress ofshe executive func-
ton Of granting pardons, 20 remove
political disabilities which there was
not legal power to impose, aud was
not an act of so much grace as 10 form
a plausible pretext for the reckless
diatribe of Mr.. Blaine.
The papers preserved by DIR. Steven
son happily furnish full proof of the
causes OF disease and death az Ander-
sonville. They are now, i believe,
in Richmond, and il Is 10 be hoped
their publication will not be much
longer delayed. / have no taste for
recrimination. though the sad recitals
made by our soldiers, returned from
Northern prisons. can never be for
gotten, and you will remember the ex-
citement those produced and the CEN
serious publication which was uttered
against me because / would not visit
on helpless prisoners in our hands
such barbarities as according to the
reports had been inflicted upon our
men. Imprisonment is hard lot at
best, and prisoners are prone 10 exag-
gerate their sufferings, and such was
probably the case on both sides; but
we did not seek, by reports Of commit
tees, with Photographic illustrations,
to infame the passions Of our people.
How was it with our enemyl Let
one example suffice. You may re-
member a published report of tho
United States Congress which was
sent to Annapolis TO visit some ex-
changed prisoners returned from the
South. When a copy Of that report
was received / went TO Col. Ould,
Commissioner for the exchange Of
prisoners, and learned as anticipated,
that the photographs had been taken
from men when they were in our hos
pitfalls, when they were liberated for
exchange, and whom the Post Surgeon
regarded as convalescenr but too weak
to be removed with safety TO them
selves. The anxiety of the prisoners
to be sent to their homes had pre-
vailed over objections of the Surgeon.
But this is not all, for / have re-
Gently learned from q priest, who was
then at Annapolis, that the most
wretched looking of these photographs
was taken from a man who had never
been a prisoner, but who had been
left on n sick list Annapolis when the
command to which he was attached
had passed that place on its south
ward march.
Whatever may be said In extenu-
alton of such imposture because Of ex-
lgencies Of the war, there can be no
excuse now for the attempt Of Mr..
Blaine, by gross Misrepresentation aud
slanderous accusation, 70 revive the
worst passions Of the war, and il is 10
be hoped that, much as the event is 10
be regretted, it will have the good eff
feet Of evokiDg truthful statements in
regard to this little understood sub
ject from men who would havepreferred
TO leave their sorrowiul story untold. IL
the subject could have been allowed
peacefully to sink in oblivion. Mu-
tual respect is neediul for the com
mon interest, is essential to friendly
feeling, and when slander comes from
high places the public welfare demands
that the truth should strip fillsehood
of its power for evil.
/ am, respectfully and truly, your
friend,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
ACROSS THE STREET.

Passing one day along the lower part
of Fourth street, L saw my cousin Dan
toms name on the marble posts of a
magnificent building, and at once be-
thought me this was his law office. /
had never had the curiosity to inquire
where he spent his business hours.
Determining to enter, and hurrying up
stairs, | found myself in a well-furn-
Ished saloon, one side of which was
literally walled with books. The win
dows were ornamented with beautiful
Venetian bliads-pictures hung at diff
ferent points-marble statuettes looked
down from brackets, and as my feet
sank in the yielding carpet, could
hardly persuade myself that l was in
an office. My cousin arose from mag
nifcent rosewood secretary at which
he had been writing, and hurried smil-
ingly toward me.
"A consultation, presume" he
said, laughing little. Il have only
twenty. six cases on my hands, and can
attend to you, if you wish me to see
your proofs, just about five years from
to day"
THANK you" | replied, ''iust now /
couldn't accommodate you-but am
afraid intrude."
Not at all, Cousin Matte. On the
contrary, you are just the person want
to see. The fact is. when have more
than an ordinary amount of business
on hand, the muses. are sure to attack
me, and the consequence is"
You write poetry"
"Oh, no, | assure you not; but l
rhyme Have the kindness to read
that little matter, and let me wheel
this great armchair nearer the win
dow"
So saying, he gave me the manuscript,
which was wonderfully legible for a
lawyers hand, and then marched with
quite self-satisfed air back and forth
upon the dainty Brussels.
1T is really good, | said, handing
the paper back, especially your de-
scription of the Eleanor you introduce
SO prettily. | should Mt wonder if you
had certain sweet little wife in your
minds eye; you have painted Rosalie
to charm"
And you have guessed my ideal to
a charm-though, thank God p he ad-
ded, fervently, AN ideal no longer.
Matte, what do you think of my wife?'
"She comes nearest my ideal of an
angel in appearance, and perfect wo-
man in mind. intellect, and heart, Of
any person l have ever seen, was my
reply. =,
"Good thank you, thank you" he
cried, quite in rapture: you have de-
scribed her perfectly-"An angel, yet
a woman too" he murmured with a
touching, abstracted air, as if his heart
was in his home.
Where in the world did you fnd
herr" was my next question. u have
heard you say you never expected tC
see the woman you could marry"
"True, so | thought; but come here
and I'll tell you all about il" he said
iswhole couutenance lighting up will
a radiant smile, and as l went towarC
the window, he pointed significantly
saying-"Across the street"
We'll. across the street looked, bu
/ saw nothing save block of ware
houses, every window, except two. oc
cupied with bales of goods, ant
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

The Nashville Mail says: mo cleo
tion Of greater moment has occurred in
our State for twenty years than the one
which Is now approaching. County Of
hcers, members of the Legislature,
congressman, Governor, and Presi-
dent are al to be voted upon By the
people, and the Legislature elected by
them must choose two Senators TO re.
present the State in the national Con-
gress."
The county elections occur in Au-
gust-the others in November.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
When One is Well on.

You are very we'll of when you are
in "a healthy neIghborhood, with enough
to eat and drink, comfortable, we'll
ventilated apartment TO sleep in, aud
you are paying all your expenses aud
laying up something-even slOwly--ior
rainy day, aud, in addition 10 Z \ this,
acquiring knowledge and strengthen
ing your character. Young men whose
situation combines all the preceding
advantages should be very cautious
about exchanging such a certainty
Happiness does not depend on great
wealth so much as il does upon inde.
pendence, and intellect and moral cul-
ture.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19
Halt.fAre Rates % the Carnlral.

Memphis, Feb. 5.-The following
railroads will carry visitors To the Car
nival at half-fare rates Memphis and
Louisville, Memphis aud Charleston,
Mississippi and Tennessee, Paducah
aud Memphis, and Memphis and Lit
tie Rock, and also the following steam
boat lines Cincinnati and Memphis,
Memphis and st. Louis, Memphis aud
Vicksburg, aud all local lines.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

Two white boys in Gerard went pos
SUN hunting, the negro furnishing the
dogs. Next day the darky was asked
how they came out. "KOcht tour pos
sums" well, what did you get n"
Dunno, massa, yer see we's gwine In
cahoot. and knocht four possums. Mars
Jim tuck two, and Mack two, and as
we's gwine in cahoot, recon | Rits dc
cahoot. Columbus Ca Enquirer.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

The st. Louis Republican has cor-
RESPONDENT in jail. lie writes: "A ru-
NOR is current here that the New
Orleans whisky ring are to be transfer
red to st. Louis for trial. In the name
of morality, in the name Of decent
roguery, the prisoners in this Jail proc
test against being obliged to associate
with the Government officials of Louis
iaua--the line must be drawn some
where"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

There Is man in Indiana who takes
thirty two newspapers, and you might
as well try to ride a whirlwind on a
sidesaddle as to attempt to impose upon
that man.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

The public debt of the United
States, less cash in tho Treasury, is two
thousand one hundred and thirty-three
thousand dollars, upon which the pso-
pie are paying more than twenty eight
millions interest annually.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-02-19

One of Tweed's relations says that
he used to be fond of learning verses
from the Bible when boy, and now
he has committed Exodus.
, 1876-02-24
Cefreih

@ien, 90. Sch. Sie oltr. &tsiernn9
bot Den Cardinal 9cop6ppstl srludt,
feline Gcile our6 @aIiSiem niNt %iprt5u-
1cssn unb joe 9emonlirotion gu permel
Den, welte ols 9c9en benobbarts freuno
li4c &e9ierungen gerl0tct ou5gele9t
wsroen fbnnte. Scr &aroinol, nelber
lid jebt in &rofan befinoet, miro oirett
ra1 Gom %rellei1.
Scr &eidsratb 6at trpb oes fllrSllA
crlallcncn Yroteltes oes DItr. Gplltnplt
Die SiQ ansenommer, mel1e Die %ltaaill=
DE ucterpaduns Der &l0itcr perfl9t.
Oeltrci6 bat psrfii9t, ale ouF oalma=
til6es Gebiet ilbertrctcnoen Snlur9en-
len su intcrniren.
, 1876-02-24
Guroy a!}ys }la lI1,Mtea.

.Flin9tn. SsFanntlld) bat Iib oN
Nb9eOronetenfammer bel lbrcm lcsten
3nlammenl ein iaBt auSI1Ilebtid) nit
Tartelsa a9ele9enbsltem bel@aTtI9t nnO
OarIiber Die mld)tl9l.en Nn9eleSenbelten
Der Serwaltuny 9anilih unbsridlihtIgt
gelallen. Der llnle9cn Der Yarleiluut9
III Saleru trllt uunnIcbr elnem uberau5
9roBcn Gbeu Don Seamtcn i'll Staat,
HIrAt uuo Sbule ais ua1tra9lid)e 0teu.
.aprSsSyl1sernn9 auf Dem auerenpf lnos
lld)lt,n 94ntts entyesen. Ole @ebaltc,
3ul1ille unO Sulayen weroen bis sur
Grleoi9un9 ocs Budgets ourd) ben ganO.
tay in Ger Me'lc auabe5aglt, OoB an Die
St,ue oes @uloen0 l ". II YIg., nidt
/ af. 81 Big. lrelsr. DaS DilmllterIum
yanpett 6nrD Olele anornnuag pom
conltltuttoueAcu Stanopuntt aus gang
correct. aber woa BIlft Olele Garrec,belt
oen 2uuEno,n BON BomIlNa.SGtern
obne PrtuatprrMoyen, melAc ,on 9teus
Jabr al allcs gum ytbNn5sllnterbaltc
Aotbucnolge IN DER Nelle 3oQlem mul'
,tl, o0B all DC Slele oeS 9uloen 3Uel
ii. 9ctreter li"b, lueun lie nid)t etnAal
| VI. so FI9. 0epalt9.Se fir Den
rib TN OulOen babeu ? llnO wer fam
unter III crem traurl9en potltllben Ser'
paitnlnen AUDI nur mulpmaBll1 pors
auSla9eu, mann oaS Suo9et erleol9t
ltla miro? Die beioen lelaClidcu Pars
teIn III Der &ommer ocrfsn ia III aueS
AnOerc ebcr, ais SuAaNlt uuo in eritsr
FInle al olelc i9re AuT9aoe. llntcr oIcs
zen 8lrrem lctotn gu m%iilun. uuo bel
slileM 0ebalte lcIoen gu mullen, weld)er
oDHtOleS nur sur fdrsllben 9totBourIt
9lnteIbt 1T WuDrllA cine traurI9e Gr'
lde!nun9.
Der pom Papitc wesen Der Giniab'
ots Observation-Disclosures erlafsne
Protelt miro BON Der baleril3cn 0te9iss
run9 nldt btantluortet weroen. (&elue
Iutwort 1T betanntlib audi elnc Ants
luort).
Die nSlooeutiGs Yrelie" ertlart ale
9erihte pOn beuOrftebeuoer NupoIun9
DER MANNER uno e6enlo crtl1rt Or.
0reptaa ble @cri9ts BON ma lenbaiter
WfanOaIsnieosrls9uns Seiteu8 oer rHls.
rItaIen $atrIptsn" ilr untesriiaOet.
9tab elmer Oiiieisuer 3ulammenI tels
lung beltsbcn III Saiern RcgeuWdrtis
aIttatbolilAs 8ereine ODER @emeiuosn
m: Wtal4en, 9tlrnbera. Wir;burs,
GrIanaen. BaNuu. S~te9ensburG, Yag.
.sGln. Ssmlnten. &hmmnSuxt. MSxnInIs
, 1876-02-24
Berorbentli6en @eIanoten crboben tuer-
&ctb!en.

8e1sroo, %. Tcbr. Sic 3situns
nSltot" io9t in einemArtitcl, feline Wtodt
f0nne Gerbien smiu9en treulos al Den
NuItdnoii9en sll bonoeln. Sic Sir=
fen befolsten cine triigeriihe YOlitif.
Sos ierbil6e 8olf babe lid in Der
Sfuptldina 81 @unlten oes &rle9cs mil
ben Slrfen erfldrt, Die Stimme Der Di=
fentli1en Meinung miiiie cine be!li9e
4Iibt eriiiQen, ooer Dem morolll6cn
Spoe erlie9en.
2onbon II, %. 8sbr. Cine 9epci@t
non Berlin mcloet, oab bic GrobulG4t,
Serbien uno Montenegro Su tene9en
Ia9en. Dem Muiitonoe fern gu blelben.
, 1876-02-24
Sranfreib.

2%pnbon 90. Sebr. Sci Barrier
Correspondent oes .Gtanborb" beriGtet,
boB 81. &onbcr eripablt pcroen 1T.
pasqual 9uprot 1T 9eldlu9en. Inter
ben erludblten Sonapurtlien lino Der
Sersog De Mou9p nno Sampler Ga
@lotte, fer antoril6e Yrdlett Oes Guer
Departments unter Dem &aiierrel6e.
GonOpn, %. 6eb. @raf GDom'
boro bat 9errn Claudia Sannet l0rift=
lid 9eoantt, neil er Elm SuA iber Die
Ser. Stauten gelAricbcn, weI4ts Dem
Gepublifanismus feinbliG 1T.
, 1876-02-24
3alaanua,s gepe(bsn.

ueY 0 IF, %. Gsbr. Ser bisIi9e
hritil6e @sneral= goniul bat ioeben iti=
men Seridt uber bic 9er9 1n9enbeitSNu
moHcn's, alias Sbomos ms S5omplon,
%beenoigt. SIS erbellt baraus, oaB 8. ein
geborener G%ngldnoer uno unter Der 4ie=
bcnen Namen befannterS dmln0ler mar.
9erSeri6t miro laN europa. relp.Sre-
men, Sel1ift weroen. gr entbdlt cine
Men9e Sbatla0en iiber So Setrii3cgei=
Ell in st. 2ouis uno al anoeren Srten.
Su Greeueullle, RS, cgplooirte &C..
itern cine portie 6sucrpert E0rper, uno
Galentine @roB lolpie leine orei &inoer
wuroen t6otllb uerlebt.
9ie Yb6uig= SeiOeulpinnsrei il, Bat,
terlon, q, S., bat scltern iafot3e bcs
Taai1iements bon q. q. Silt & SobN
in Nep=YOrf Den Setrieb ein9clielt.
Sstar IS. SonpYrr, wd9reno lesGrie-
9ss auai=gurrelponoent Deg ~. ..
0eralo", bat loeben cine Stelle aIs Se'
fretdr bes Commodore Glit erbalten II.
reit iOfort BON Gelp Dort na4 port
&opal ab.
S. g.. 0apis aIias S. SO. 9ailam,
muroe seltsrn in Motertown, %. : g.,
perbaftst inter Der Mntlose, in CANADA
einsn Miorb bcgon9cn 81 baben. Gr bat
oas Serbyc6en ci%nseltanben.
, 1876-02-24
Gpanicn.

Gonbon, %. Set. Cine 9epeIde
on Den vStonooro" bon Solpla meloet
baB Die @%lfonlilien oprt ansetommen
uno Die &arlilien iber Mllolua in Die
@mpScoos.@ rbir9e %retirirt lino. &0nio
9ulons beli6tistc seltern Die Siuppen
Der @eneralc Coma, Morionss uno Gam
pos, ,uslGe iid auf Der 2anoitrobe BON
S1loia nod Sernani aufsslteat batten.
Ilions belu4te hierauf Sernani uno
be9ab li6 mad Gan Seboltian. Ct muir
be ilbsraa ent%buliaIiil6 besriiBt.
2onoOn, %. Sch. Na9 elmer Sc
pel9e an Die y9tsps" bon Sun Sebo-
titan bat Nlfpns In0pain uno San Bar
bora belu1t uno iiberaQ entbulialtll1en
gmpiun9 erbolten. Gr par in Seglei-
tun9 Der @enerdle Moriones, Guelboa
uno Goppos.
Sn Yaris 9laubt man, bub .Slubelo
bsmnd9l mad Spanlen suriitebren
nj D..
Moorib, %. Sch. Sn Der &atbe-
orale wuroe ipe9en ocs GinSusss in Sos
lOlo elm Sc 9sum ~seiun9en.
Ser Gr5bii9pf bon Solola uuo an=
oere fir9li&c @iroentrdser BADEN peti-
t'onlrt, um Mnnertennuns Der tatboli-
1Nen STRIDE ols berrI@enoe uno Inter
la9un9 Der ausiibnns jcoer anbern 3e-
ll9ion in Spanien.
, 1876-02-24

Gielss esliciSf: y. wornt as FER gsue,el os
ameritani den Nirs TNo " : tTirt, ii elm olaa
eielres eictlins & e.rinte Der 8, ,rohner Gs5 Gtbisa
pes bon 4Neu., Meri:0 ur0 tUrliDem Salifprnia,
E9 ee Nfarie n0dR I"o ee6eiht. Sic errtioea
hcrie rStoiumenSlren eaieI2e be1iurio ais eH
'5timutant unb Siuretit IN alien Stants
fcitcn, freIde plHe Mittcl erfei'dnn Gtncr reg
eiGenth(nlcr ~ccg'tl5tn, irdbrsno elmer Gun6reil
furtb Dfsrlfe mo &alicr.il rer e.nigen SaAren
frhtelt oeu eincm ipanijfen St0'tr unttr bcm oies
fFl rer @eriDnitserheit eaS Srilindts9tciept Der
Su5'reitnia. Gie @ioenthimer eclclbtn oiTedren
IS Germ 0lloc rcinci 4ublituu in Der 6YTmnat bat
Elm 0ncrtonntcr .lSctth an ret SiNs 90 fiI.n
Secans, outd Gtbrau15 ar Der aidntiEben &ife
~sefsioert mttNc, a &c i~iterNuQt fro, b16 sites
pcnmittc! ais Elm @SohIthdter DC. MerrbNcit Gilt;
iritt &ciSe unitflhoren @iNenibafttn er,reiIcr
NIB e,,udU c'rorel, SpuI. dronirher @ftuntatismls,
tntipiente @Galer0idt Stohieut Sclit, S5fruez
tonsn eet estate. Der Aiertu mo urinare Oraane;
ssoen Spspcpia mo o0ocmrirt e dnrads uno In
Golcn. no ee GsbEn5trlite ~ Girtcn pcotiNen
if tin @sbtalb un0 @rio(s ~be1slbcn nab-",s
t~airotulSS uuo miibertraTen.
Sic Meritoner balcn rs fir Elm ~ebipltss , res
fhr -~St>'lrlittsl prn Gtnrbutie.
@cSrauGos.Mrntiiung
~ elm Sturetie einen @flSN.t yol In e,r,,,u
SSemolle p9l alttnro0tr 6rcimal bes gaos, pct
sr Mldb'Itit. ais Elm Gtimutant pcn eirrem
kaI5cn bis pu sinlm oaritn Sptina,oif "pl nit elm
nenio Scatter 70 OF as arthio.-
@liuinire cen GieccI alf Gem Gtopwn fcrofa,
"a uNo ~tbsr3sac. SID, sses poIelbs pprber nida
etbrcden.
apae i'rti5 miro ncn ce,. eie.Etjtnspa fir ID
tsrsn s alden uno siisn bsjaDIts sue.an S.sE!bss
eAldsebra1t peuoen.
, 1876-02-24
H8|iEE(2E !!|!!|! f1
u BID MGl@sE&sssSSs~ SA%HN

DR.. 6. .. ssoofe, 12O 2erineton g(oe.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, SEEM Dort, al8 ltllab.
bd1giger IrSt, be1arbett ole @rten 6 + ro r-
iider &raufbeiten, uno empfduat
Sriefe aus alien Gbeilen Der cipililirten
@elt.
9urd Sic origilelle g9ciie in ser @us.
ibung feiner mebt5 Braris
beballbelt or 3ablreide Yatientcn in europa,
@efSrbien, Canada nnb in iebem
Staate Ger Gerelni9ten 9taaten.
Srieflife GoHiultGtiDueu uuentaeifliG.
8eoer Minerolien nod iddbliGe gfanseu
gebraudt. Seinabe 10000 @atienten tpur.
ben III bea letten 20 Sa9ren bebuubelt.
Sober 6a0 miro einsefn ior9fdltis rc9iitrirt,
OBJ brieHi6 ober crlonlid), Oh BON benz Soctor
ielbit obcr ieinen Silf8dr3teu. 2ettere iinb
aue piienidaftli6 g%ebilOete Mebi5iner
ate gatienten, tpefGc cmtferaf ,po6nen,
erbalten cine a18fiibrli6e Sra9eliife franco
per Poit ooer i'm Sauis Gin pouf dubises
fnitentatii1eS Gintragen in ben 8iifern,
pcr6iltoert 6ebter ODER Srrtbamer. Die
BlAer iueroeit nut bon ben onaetelten
Merstcu ge6ffnet.
gsegcn Srageltife ODER anberiueitise Con.
!ultationen a%oreiire man tpie folst:
DIR. e. e. FOOTE.
pnr 1893 Detn mo,.P
, 1876-02-24
Gngiano.

2pnbpn, %. Sch. Winslow, Der
Soltpncr 6dllder, Lurbe bcute Mtnr9en
ppr Dag Ypli5cigeri6t 9tbra1t um cll
p~orldnf9ss NerbDr 81 beIteben, wrroe
ober. auf Nntra9 beg Gpl. Gbeesbo-
rousb, wsldcr Die @erbaftuns Wlns-
lpip's hcwertlteli9te, bis oui Den 2ten
Mdr5 peri6Oben.
, 1876-02-24
Geueas trlrsr. pe,elhfn.
2cutidlanD.

2onoon, %. Seb. Sn Berlin 1T
Die Na6riAt BON Dem Musiod Der frar=
sDliiden Mablen 9iinlti9 auf9enommen
aporben.
Ser beutl6e Sunoesrotb bat Die Sll
iiber @mcnoiruns oes Straftopeg aeetps
tirt.
, 1876-02-24
Staiien.

Rom %. Sch. 9ie bon ben bier le.
senoen Gnglanoern mo Mmerifonern
aelilItete Siilte auf Dem @rabe bes Sid.
ttrs Scots wurbc seItern nnter entlpre=
@cnoen 6sierli9teiten sntbiiat.
Yer Sotl@after in Sien loll ium au-
, 1876-02-24

g D. %. Sch. 9os unterlcei-
Idle &ubel awiI4en Syonep uno Neu=
Setldno iii nit GrFols eeleDt uno be-
reits Dem 8ertebre iiberseben woroen,
, 1876-02-24
Gg1pten.

2onbon, %. Sch. 3lpii6en Ggpp-
ten uno Nbpllinifn lAmeben Jrieoen&pel
bnnolunsen.
, 1876-02-24
Die Tnhkur

IT b%eftinnnit. has san5e btSbtrtse Ssitu,rubreu urs
Seppao uh6 our5 Gtnnebncn BON 2obHuIper
Eeiptrtt We SobSaoer 5ei5:n en-, mo bic Sronfbet
t9ren Sts bot, rte TIL fe iie9t, u1t ID elei@cr
Sett aet9en ie bic Reconstruct bes Wlenl5eu an.
Sanienoe itno II ben lesten slpei Sobret In Der
s'GSs.Snli9lt "a stanton Str @rp port, sebein
@erSte uno apotbct,r Gie 2o16aber unterideiScn
f9 pom Gtlocret Sdbt. n boour6, SAT, lie brett oui
BITE aranSbeit einuirter, Il . ben franten Stoif ents
ietnsn, n loeldcr 'Sorm er au9 gum @orldsin
tommA Ste limb etn @erbreunangss ODER Qusideis
oan9SS9roceB Der &ranf9eit5itofe. Sober aronfe
miro BET Der In,reiouns bi.ier &Ar IoSulaoen Iein
s,9ersr Irsti gseln Semero bur9 bisie Sdberse
renb na3 Der bisberi9sn Seilu1etbobe bic Wittel
9eoohntt9 9efdbrls3er iinb ais bic 0rorfbeitSelblt
Hno i5 olters e aanS,s Seer ie.naoaser !Srants
batteu etnlteQt.
Ob9let3 Bic supbdber oae aronfbeiicr. inncr[i5
ano d%nBerlteD. %fnrtren, 10 tino bod Die @irfunsea
bet toI9enber &ranfbeiten, beionbers penn ie It'd
nod IN aeutcil3 ufanoe 6%eiitoen, gan; aubcroroents
tnrir. &alss tn6 snmscmsd.pinbfadt DIT mir;
%beSonbers bet lunsen 9euten II I'M erIten Stadium,
sepsbnlt9 te'bt furtrt. Gs.eNseJuht abem,
sSenio Mnse,.. nnb Sbr naturalization, ioB sitsse al.
tDpntIitifd,e Srdrtbe.ten tn ieoem &5rape. Sci
q: Ecu Srantbetten, 8ra.osuanocn, @es
tdl.p ret. ,Seropbest &C. III bic @trfans cine
I'm Seben Don ser Dirsaas gu hbsrSeueen. Ora,
SSaferrnbr (eir. ,ieSt unbeitbate 6roufbeitl
fpurben eebelti 8et lebtsrsr 8rantbeit aeben ii
QyoSent bes eAf '~ritofieS Nit iebem Babe 6nr5 Sen
Urn ab.
3ie 8of unb TtnnesmesBalper perben mad
tebem plds I'm 9onSe pc -1not. Ser QtetS bed
@aoesp uIuers ii ~, Der oes Gtnnebme : pnlperi
81. Man Iale f4 stne Brochure hter BITE 2ohfa
b ep9Itl9sr essr seGti3er Spra6e fdiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
d S4anton Ctr. (Box 1904
Rem Bora
, 1876-02-24

9 2ieie @effui@att bat turS lw ibr news,
eiss rtfs tsqusmts @epdlee, Gde>ler Mtat.'
Ilo CITE Str,. usSoseE.
, 1876-02-24
S9r TerF9ernn9splan if ssgenieitiq.
e. - 600 @pliesn ausae:
Gsbet.

3n bieifr Gompaenie linb uiele ser be.
bieiiaen 2eutiden perlidert
ecrob g. GSmaros, GeneraIsNeent
uo u1nann 6rl&.c, reutIber ,asent
, 1876-02-24
Sa9rcs Ginfummcn iiber 81, 100000.

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