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modated. In what those measures shal,
consist, will have 10 be decided by your
Honorable Body. In my opinion there are
but two ways to settle this question. The
first would be the building of another
school house in the First ward; the other a
thorough change of the present school dis
another Union School for tue First and
Seventh wards, would, without doubt, be
the most convenient for large number of
our population, but would also require
great outlay of money and increased the
current expenses by a large amount. A
change Of districts would require but little
additional expenses, perhaps the salary of
one, or at the utmost, two more teachers,
and some expenses for fuel But i q order
to accomplish this measure, quite 8 large
number of scholars residing on the east
side Of the river, and now attending Union
School No l, would have to be transferred
to Union School No. 2, on the west side,
also q number Of the Second ward to Union
School No 3, in the Sixth ward. There is
4 vacant room in each Of the two last named
school houses, capable of seating shout fifty
pupils each, the rooms now in use in both
houses could also bold another hundred
more if properly flied. Ii therefore such
q n HJct rif.fC ar,y11r In 1;oIac
the building of another school house might
be postponed for number of years yet.
STATE OF TUITION EUND
Balance on hand July 9th, 1873 1914 CT
Rec by tuition fees u rent o date 83 81
Iotal recelpts...."". 287 So
Paid by order of Board, to date... ll9 10
Balance on hand, Jan. Is, 1885,. 1853 48
The following accounts were allowed,
and the Clerk was directed to issue orders
in payment therefore, to-wt
Fl. Pritzlsf, hardware $40 SD
}. Weber Il Son, supplies and lumber % 10
Hamln x Ford, lum Der ................ 81
D. 4 f. Kusel, supplies & stove fxt's II o5
A. kramp, repairing stoves. ........ 90
w m. Baas, one cord wood............ SO
The following accounts were allowed and
ordered to be paid from the tuition fund,
to wit: g
II Nieierken & Co., Order books $50 SO
G. Pfaffenbach, painting and gliding. So
F. Baebe nroth, stationery..... l "a
6 & Il. 7 Eberle, chemicals. -~...... ! 10
On motion Board adjourned.
SIS ~ WM. BIEPER, Clerk.
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The Amount to be Raised.

The Committee Of Ways and Means of
the Jefferson County Board of Supervisors
recommend that the following amounts be
raised by tax, on the taxable property of
jefferson County for the year 1876:
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Board of Education.


Regular meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton, Jan. 9Th, 1876. A l1o ssI
P-esent-Coms. Specht, Kehr, Baum.
Weber, Habbegger, Sullivan and Saperin-
teudent Beber. President Weber in the
Chair. The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. The Superintendent
presented his report for the Fail Term of
1876, which was on motion read to the
Board. u aoa q
To the Board Of Education Of the City of Va
1ert0Dn: 4A
GENTLENEN:- The following report shows
the condition OF the Public Schools for the
Fall Term o. 1875, commencing Aug. Both,
aud ending Dec 18th:
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WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Stree,
Watertown.
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Now for the Great Centennial |.
- HsH 4aE
THE HARVEST Is GOOD!
PROSPERITY ABOUNDS f5t
TIN. ES ARE EASYr
st=-f srfE3
AID Flow IS TIE TIME 70 SUBSCRIBE FOR
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s242,l9o As

L.R. CADY, Vice President
w. H. CLARK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn too before me, this
7th day of January, 1876.
AMOS BAUM, Notary Public.
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Norne 2Nuft er 8.
BREvITIES

The Sociabe of the SIethodist Church
will meet this "wednesday evening, with
Mrs Marshall Woodland.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24
Hotels.
Yt1azE sPOTEs wood HOTEL,
L EAarriS0nbMrg Va.
I'd. B. LuCK. - PRopR1EroR.

Y. b. LUX, FKoPKlEIOR'
The new Hotel, THE srooTswoop, Under my pro
prietorship is now open and ready receive visit
ors ond guests. The establishment has been reht-
ed an the cearto the roof, and is i'll complete or
tc from emphatically a new house. and it is de-
dermined to make it stand one Of the very best
kept hotels in the State. The. proprietor has had
very enlarged experience for Is years as hotel and
springs proprietor, having kept the old Column bian
hotel and the new spotswood Hotel at Richmond en-
dan springs in RockhrIdge He is quite snre
able to keep hotel He therefore invites the peo-
pie of Rockingham and the adjoining counties and
wood and see whether he does not well understand
the business of his life.
It is scarcely necessary to say that the Table, the
Parlors and the Chambers will always be found
agreeable. x ~
The proprietor, in conclusion. is quite sure the
people Of the Valley will cordially sustain this Ell
fort to establish a frst-ciass Hotel, such Is the
Spottswood shall he, In Harrisonburg,
MY Omnibus viii always be ready to convey pas
Se'i7 = : - G. B. LUCK,
noyl2 Proprietor Of SpottswoaA.
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A 1saericazs Hotel,
A Immediately at c. q Ohio Railroad Depot,

naericam Hotel,
A Immediateiy at G.. Ohio Railroad Depot,
SrAUNTON. a.. rts
MccHEsNEg & NADENBoUsGH, Proprlettor s.
The Proprietors in resuming the management OF
this well known and popular hotel 50 long andfavor-
ably known to the travelling public promise IN me
future to retain the reputation the American mas
borne as a Fl RST-CI4ASS HOTEL.
Its locality Immediately at the Railroad Depot rem
ders i5 convenient stopping place Tor persons on
business or in search OF health.
Bar and Barber Shop in the House. .&sf
All the offices of the Telegraph and stage lines run
ming to this town are adjoining this house.
! Rs-A first-class Livery Stable, conducted by Pat
O'Too!e, is connected with this house. *
NB-Citfzeus of the county will be furnished din
der at SO CENTS and Horses fed by Pat OTooe at 70
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

The Maine State Manufacturing Company Of
eli iton, Me-. have q contract to supply Ii ,00l
is of croquet to Boston parties.
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Ii is the opinion Of the Cincinnati CnSameF-
cial that the best class OF Isepu ioans IN ONO
are Blistow men, and that unless the poiltl-
clans and Office holders, control the Repubh-
can State Convention it will declare him TO be
the eile,icc Of tue state,i i &sisttlsd 'a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

1t is salt. that Won Bulowi wears more over
coats than Alexander Stephens. ss.f ..t,s
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Virginia EEoseE, -, .--,-,,o,, ~.
JOHN D. cRowLE, Proprietor
This well known house having recently changed
hands is now prepared accommodate transient and
permanent boarders at reasonable rates The table
will be supplied with the host this and markets
can afford Polite servants always ready to wait
upon the guests and every attention will be paid to
their comfort A share of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited Omnibus to and from the De-
pot free of charge.
nov 14-tf JOHN u CHoWLE.
National EHote7.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
F. TENNEY & CO., Froprletors.
nov 21-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

LeTND;- -Some time ago. between the American
Il Hotel and the Courthouse, on Augusta St,
a SILVER WATCH which the owner can have by
calling at the Virgnian Office and describing the
same and paying for this adyertis ement feo l7-2ws
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

Y1TaGon Making and BlaeIxsna itiaing.-Th
wv Il. icrea formerly of Churchve, has open
ed Wagon Making and Backsmithing establish
ment on New Courthouse street, Staunton, Va next
door to the Carriage Factory OF Captain Where
he is prepared to execute all work in his line out OF
good material the best manner and at low 1igures
Repairing promptly done and all work warranted
also manufacture Fesiegs patent Lifting Jack,
the greatest thing out and indispensable to farmers
generally. Gala see it,
feb 13-tf JAMES NJ LlChL1IEls.
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DMINTsTRATOK.s NOTICE.

A DMINTsTRAVOFs.S NOTICE.
"A All parties having accounts or claims IL s. o. any
Esd hold Ills receipt for claims left with him fof
collection, requested to present theti TT once
al persons indebted his estate will please come
Forward without further notice and settle.
OFFICE at my STORE opposite the Court-house7
ktaunton. va. HUGH NJ. McILHANY,
Jan 25AIm admir- Of n. K. Trout
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They fell in love at sight.
He liked her style. -
She liked his nile.
And everything vent right. ,

At eleven o'clock to-day the Hon. Senator
Christiancy from Michigan, married Miss LII
genbeal, and left on bridal tour. The veneer
able Senator is Ga years oid-the blooming wife
but nineteen The ancient groom is Wortl,
several million dollars. the youthful bride has
not one cent. Senator Cllristiancy has half !,
dozen grown mp children, who tried hard to
break off the match, but to no purpose. When
the vote was taken in the Senate to day, OH
the 'ton of layi lg aside the Senatorial case,
the name OF Christiancy being called, Ferry
which was received with shouts Of l;l.,yhtcr,''
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sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a. 1876.
Professional Cards.

VOHIN w. STOUT. tsf,.1s.s
81 Atforncy-at-Law,
STAUNTo-T VA,
viii practice in the Courts holden in Augusta and
adjoining counties. nov III
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Railroads..
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

and Ohio Raifr0ad.-O On and after
, January 2 1876 Passenger Trains will run IS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

Denying that there is any gereral sentiment
in favor of Intuition in the West and South. the
Milwaukee News says; "Halt-crxzy dema-
gogucs have created Il false sentiment in that
direction in Ohio and Pennsylvania but they
are not the West. In lllines, Wisconsin, Mich
igan, Minnesota, Iowa, and Nebraska eonstita-
ting the West, aud on the Pacific coast States.
wbieFare the farther West. there is IL largely
prepondcratilg public sentiment in favor #
honest money.
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Stanton CARDS.
ru,o FIFE r,srRr,Yc.-Tbe unaersigr

rglss THE rUBLEC.-The undersigned, having
L purchased the interest of Mr.. T. O. Hydenrich,
in the Tin and Stove business heretofore conducted
by them, takesthis method of informing the public,
that he is now prepared to do all kinds Of
az ROOFING. GUTTERING, SC,
And manufacture Tinware of all descriptions. He
viii also keep constantly hand all descriptions Of
Stoves including the best patterns OF
COOK, PARLoR, s. OFFICE STOVES, CRATES, &c.
He respectfully asks continuance OF the patron
that has heretofore so generously been extended to
him. A. GRUBERT.
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The RETORT COuRTEOUs.-A special dis
patch from Washington to the New York
Times, under date OF February the 10th, says :
s'The debate on the Diplomatic bill was begun
this morning by Congressman Lynch. OF Mis-;
sssppi. He spoke for half hour only, and
in reply to some of the charges made by Mr..
Singleton in q speech several days ago, in res
pect to the dreadful taxation and carpct-bag
rule in Mississippi. Mr.. Lynch is a man of
very considerable ability, and the opening Of
his speech was framed with good deal of skill.
Mr.. Singleton at first took front seat, and
was listening attentivcly to Mr.. Lynch, when
the latter stated that, instead of Mississippi
offi,e-holders being carpet-baggers, nine-tenths
Of them were Southern men. Mr.. Singleton
Immediately arose and made point blank
contradiction OF this assertion. Lynch replied
quickly and quietly that he regretted that his
colleague was not better informed. Tltls re-
tort, as much from its manner as It's matter,
was greeted with a laugh from all parts OF the
House, and Mr.. Singleton, with an MIR Of Often
ded dignity, Immediately retired, without fur
Their reply. to his own seat in the rear Of the
hall. For Southern gentleman Of the old
style to be suppressed SO effectllally by South
crn man of color was ain incident which great
ly amused the Eouse and not least OF all some
Of Mr.. Singleton's own Democratic col
leagues,
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CHILDREN and infantscolc red and Blae Shoe
~ and Slippersin endless Tariety, Just -etei
f. 81 G9ffJf8 G. L. WFLLER'S.
l8pBoot, 81 oe and Hat Stor
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WASHINGTON CITY. VIRGINIA MIDLAND
wv 80 AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Double Daily Trains between Baltimore and the
South and Southwest.
Commencing Sunday. Gas p m, Fen. 18th Passer-
ger Trains will run follows:
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Elail Train through from Baltimore and Washing
ton ana close connection at Harper's Ferry from all
points West. Jan ~
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At Washington, passengers make close connec,
ton with ali the lines to and from the North and
West: at Danville daily with South and South
west:at Lynchburg twice daily to Memphis, Atlanta,
New Orleans Arkansas and Texas, and at Goraons-
vile aud Charlottesville, by Mail Train, with Chesa-
peake & Ohio East and West. Twice daily connec
lions to Richmond.
MANASSAS DIVISION.
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at 1855 a.
M Alexandria at 81 a. m. arrive at StraSburg 440
p Leave Strasburg at 80 a. M, and get to AL
eXandria at $50 p. m.
WARRENTONs BRANCH.
Connection between Warrenton and Main Line
with Mail Train only. leaving Washington 1855 a. M
Alexandria o35 a.
HB- PULLMAN SLEEPERS run through without
change between Balt,ncre and New 0grans, via
iyncslllurg East Tennessee and Atlanta Line, Ieav
ing Baltimore at $50 m. Also Sleepers between
Baltimore and Lynchburg, from Baltimore 1910 p
H.
Passenger trains between Alexandria ord Bal;-
more run O. lly by way of Washington, ana without
change.
Through tickets to Florida and all the South and
West, by the many different lines, at lowest rates.
G. j. FOREACRE. Gcnl Manager
j. N. BR0ADUS,
General Ticket Agent feb IL
CCEEDULE OF HAMPERS FERRY AND
y VALLEY BRA NCH, B. s. o. RAILROAD,
TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 3RD.
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Trains leaving staunton at 10, and 42o p m
run daily Except Sunday stopping at all regular
stations
m, run daily stopping at all regular stations be
tween Huntington and Allegheny, and at Coving
Mediums River, Ivy, Charlottesville, Gordonsyille,
junction and Richmond
m, trains between R chmand and Covington.
EsFor rates, Tickets and information, apply to j.
w. HOPKINS, Agent, Stanton, Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD,
w. IL. S. DUNN, G. P. s. Ticket Agent.
Gen. Manager. Jan
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

y inc men have lost their lives in Kanawha.
Cabel and Logan counties during the last five
weeks, us follows ii oplas Itee5 o. Iysnawla
murdered; William Dooiey. enlotpl sllocm:,.
ker, same county. murdered; Hines, an Irish
iourneymap tailor, same county. lynal,ud
Estep and Dawson, coal miners OF same co,,n-
ty. lyneheds Thomas DaInron. Of Logan cot,n-
ty, fugitive from justice. shot and killed hv
Sheriff Picket, OF Arkansas; Charles IT, Mech.
ling, OF Cahell county, murdered by Ed. Wil.
liams. with the assissanec of Meehlipy's wife.
Ed. Williams, of same county, lynclls.,t ut Ga
bell courthouse; Farley, OF I,agail Cnili-.
house, a murderer and cattle thief X al. Il
HE way OF Tie .ls't>sa'essor is h;lf.! '.se
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u
IAN OLD MAN 5 DARLING. ''-TIc WASH
ingson correspondent Of the Alexandria Ga
zette, Of the 10th, says: a,
Washington society is in an uproar to day.
Even an iron-clad Sena' or is not proof against
the shafts of love. All newspaper row ia in Il
broad grin, and the story rms thus: ''There
was sweet little German girl, who once used
to live in Alexandria, named Miss Lily I,agen-
beal. She has had an Office in the Pension OF.
flee here, and first struck the Honorsd Senator
by DER beauty. She is a blonde. and rs grace
flll as fawr. lie sought az introdaettet,.
and
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

Mr. Bruce, the colorctl Senator from Aiiss.s-
slppl, Ill Republican cancns last week. stated
that he had uEdoubtcd evidence which could
not be disproved. that three hundred Of Iii.
race had been murdered In the last camps gu
il Mississippi He asked in Gods name Where
could the colored peoplealook for protection. IL
not to the President and to the Republican.
, 1876-09-23
Cnropai(Ae Nabri6tsn.

2serrin. Sn Dem bulopoutn Ora,
tulation8idrciben, lpeld}eS 6%elomorIdal
0raf Mranscl aus aulab leinc8 S0la4s
ri9cn Observation-Disclosures BON %Staiicr er'
baltcu bat, lit Atr Staot Berlin cine
Serciderungs ibrc8 monumentalen
S9nufeS in Iidere Nuslidjt gelteuI,
benz Der &aller bot an ocu yrcilen Sa,
bllar Il. q. Sol9enoeS 9ei0rtcbtn: id
tpunld)e es bcute gu bctball9cr, oaB 54
Sic BON ganSem Qer6en 81 btn bcrocr'
ra9enoenWtamern sable, weld)e aus or
preubllden armce Encouragement llno,
tnocm l1 sic baUon beuaDrlbtI9e, baB
id beldlolicn babe, Sbucu o~eyeiult cu
Stonobilo 81 leeen, bamit audi biz
lpatelte 9ta@welt &cnntalB BON 59ren
TeroIcnlten uno BON melner Nncrtens
nun9 behalf. = AlS puleulen Biae iUr
oleieS Denfmal bat Ole oncntIlte .Jtvls
nun9 l1on langlt bo5 otm eberneI
StanoblIOe oe5 Wraicn SranOeabm9
9e9eniibcrlic1enoe feline GonOel am
Geip6iger Ylae bt5etAnet. Jnattl,n
oes Nelpit9cr Ptae,s, eMtlol9 o.r Xe'p-
sl9er StraBe aul oellen SuOlutc, bol.s
Oct llA, 9e9enliber Dem OentAal. ~
@ralen Sraaoenbur9, cn balOlrtlqlor
niger AuSl1nltt, uno 0ul TIM puo
baS WtaH9elmonumeut 81 IteDeH ion~
men,. AlS oas 8ranOeuburgs OcutmAl
.ntblqt iuuroe, mar oer alte 2Stal9tl
Iu9eSsn, uao lAon oamal0 bc5clNn,tcu
benz %Staller %belonoerS naDeI!eDrn0e Brr'
Iouen Den Dem neutrality-suspicious.
,e9euiberliegeuoen @rbolungSplaB oi8
bic fir Gin Wransels0 eafmal rclerotrte
Stelle.
Ser 8irfli9e @ebeinc 9tatb BON
Obnfeloer, Director in Mluilterium
oeS fOni9li@en 0auies 1T am 20. Aus
quit III Der NATION Dc iaute gu SA0nes
berg naa lansen unb iAwereu 2eloen
oerltorben.
Der oieHeitigc @eIau0te bon Aforo,
amerifa, Serr BON SAlOe5er, bat Sers
lin wieoer uerlaliea uno li1 au5 leinen
POlten 5uridbescben. Sorber luuroe
berIelbe nod pom HeihStansler 6iirItcu
giSmard Aui Sar3in ~empfansen.
Sin Dem 0teubau beS GabsiwiQ'ldeu
PalaiS III melAem cine @ientpobnuug
fur ben 0teidsfansler berseri9tet meroen
loQ, miro au9cnblidli4 etfris searbeitet,
oa Der 8arlt ben @unIA beat,
sieie Mphnuno ihnn in OsrbSt 3. 5.
, 1876-09-23

2ouispiue, &c.,, %. Sept. N(=
FREQ &ooman BON Srcwnstomn, wuroe,
dls er gelern BON S~eiferlonpiQe surlif
fam, eclpn6t. Gr bate me9rere 2eute
9eorobt uno war I0on oes W@oroes idnl
big.
@eorgetowr, &y., %. Septbr.
9os vGourtboule" uno mebrere ongren.
5enoe Gebduoe brannten 9elteru ab.
@erIuIt $4,000. Sic Nr6ipe wHr5cn
gerettct.
ct. Saul Minn., %. Sept. G1e
Die Nortbfielo gonfrduber ii6 iiber9a-
ben, tpuroe elmer gct0otet lnO 3 perlunn=
oct, namli6 elmer, 0oun9er 9enannt, sc
fiibrli9 in Der 0anb uno i'm Jtiiden, cir
anberer aefd0rIi@ in ben &innbaden
uno in Der G9ulter un0 Der brittle in
ben Mrm. 3ipei Der @efan9enen waren
lei6t ~perpunoet. 0ie Gduber seltan-
ben, baB elmer BON i6nen Dounger's
8ruoer 1T; aber peituei9ern li4 Den Sea-
men i6reg tooten Gamera5en anSu9eben.
GDeDenne,22 %. Sept. 9ie 8ene=
rdle G.oof uno S6eriOan baItcn einen
&rie93rot6 81 SORT Ceramic.
Salt2afe, %. Sept. 9as &C.
ri@t in Seaper bat einfn MuIlAub bes
So~oeaurtbeils pon See, pon 10 Sagcn
beuiuist, Inn cine 4ppellation ein5ubrin=
gen.
, 1876-09-23
Gpamien.

2onbDn, %. Sept. Cine DepeI6e
BON Barcelona an Die vSimes' bemcrft
ben fets wo6lenben g8unl6 Der 1panls
16en Yriei1er, n1e proteltontlI6m S6u
len su unieroriiden. Sic lino einoer=
Itonoen, boB bic 2elte bis lie miInoi9
1ino, fein &edt BADEN, in lr9eno elmer
onberen &elision als in Der tatbolll@sn
unterri6tet gu weroen.
Cine Gsutcr'fde Sepel6e BON Wa=
brio iast: vGbniy @lfonio praliolrte i'm
Cabinets &atb, in ipeldem iiber3ul6rif=
ten on Die proteituntildenYriciter uno an
9iplomoten, wel6e england pertretel
Ole iiber Die lebtsn Sefeble banoeln, mel
DIE Die prptstantiide @Ottespere6rung
betridt seipro6en wuroe."
2onoon, %. 9ept. Cine pripat
9epeIGe an bic Shines" BON Santon=
Der meloet 4: .Smeeo wuroe geItcrn mad
&orruno eeianbt, BON no er no9 Cuba
berIhifIt muroe."
9ieielbe 9epcl9e la9t, oNB 1000
Monn Sruppen ppn Gorruna nod gu=
ba perI6ifft wuroen.
, 1876-09-23
9nldnOi(be gepe(beu.

Darlington, 8. g., %. Sept.
Ser 81. .. Seralo" ia9t: ~Sie Or
tldruns oes &riessseiesss wicoer in oem
Giibcn, 1T 1ebr bolb m0eli1, tpern Der
ansenblifli@e 3uitano Der 0inse li6
perI@limmert, uno es miro iebt iiberle9t,
PETERSBURG, T.-S, 81. Sept.
9ie 8oumtpoaenmible, wclAe Der .Nsm
0ort Manufacturing Gumpunp" 9eb0rt,
lit tbsilweiIe ab9ebronnt. Serlult $50.
900. Cine erobe GAIL arbeiter linp
entlaIIen wOrben.
New8 BEDFORD, Conn, %. Stpt.
Gin itulfer @tOB zines grobebens pur=
De in bieler Staot, in Soirbapen, Sim
BERT ono 9artmoutb I'm liz u6r icbtc
9ladt perIpiirt.
Buffalo, %. Se,t. Sn9enieur
Sunt, bon Der vGnnaba Soutbcrn" gi=
f~enbobn5us, weI6er scrtriimmert wuroe,
lit toot, $1,000 SelObnung lit fir Die,
tpel4e oas un9lid oes 3uses peranlaB.
ten, aasseiebt.
gbarIeston, g.. g., %. Sept5.
9ie beuuifneten gleser in 9liten Goun=
~ seritrcuten ii@, ais Die Brobe @laGt
Der orsaullirten @eibeu erl6ien. Sic
Musiiat auf einen %erniten &ompf 1T au.
9enblidlid boribcr, ober ocri0ieocne
@usrifie auf alciulie9enbe Ylontogen
nno Sdulcr bon Nesern lino beri@tet.
@in unliaeres @sfdbl bsrrl4t i'm 9au5sn
Goantp.
, 1876-09-23
SIrfei.

2oNop II, %. Sept. Cine Serlinsr
9epel1e on Den Zines" lu9t: n9R
Yforte 1T bereit einen oerldnserten Nufv
entbolt bes MaHenliQitanoes 5u bewll=
gen, ,penn &uBlano aufb0rt Oifisiere
nnb 6rei,pilise mad Serbien su %lenoen.
IS 'ino idon $4,000 Gulien in Ger
bicn."
Ser @iener Correspondent oes Sc
issrapb" ia9t: Ser ruilil6e MiniIter
permsiscrt ourduus Den Yuntt, Der 9e-
gen oas Ginltr6men BON NuHen mad
@srbien ipriht, gu bepilisen."
, 1876-09-23
yeymiINte5

Cir 0ampf Wiotor fir Strube'-
Waa9on8 9rr 9a9crtp, Yrdlioent Der
l+iirqer.YierOebabn @elellld]aft, miro BON
Der Yhllaoelpbicr 6irma Baldwin eineu
0ampi Wioter crbaltcn, 1lm Hroben nit
oemlclben ;lr 8ef0roerung Der Strafen,
lpaagon8 itatt mItPIeroen su baltcn. ST.
wciit iid) Der Wiotor al II Anlpreiiuu9en
oeslclben u1b alien Iuforberun9cn an i6n
aeuii9eno. 70 weroen nah 60Soaen 9egen
30 dbnlid)e b~eitellt uuO ate Nicroc per-
en- 5uriiGQe,oaen 0icie 0apfmotors
ie5cn Den Wu99on5 gan; d3ntld. iiuo
aver fleiner ais oicie nnO Die %lrt ibr 8
9BtrfeaS 1T sdllslib ucrbor9cn oen Orn
Oampim 'Ihinen qelpGbnlih entitclqcnOr
9laud) foniumiren fe lclbit. Gle tOnncu
ibnel:r in Ncipe9ung 9cicbt ulo gum
5alten 9ebr dit tucrOen uI5 Efcroe TN
omd)luui n Olelelbe Strede in Gin Slert.
wcniacr 3 it ais Oieie @orj oen l8aa,
zen fo,rnr cju |Utoto I'M N2thille ,lebl
sr bercn audi s,uei. SIN Somlller Der
mNbren lte Bic '0ite in oenWagpon5 nidt,
mdbreno leetere int QBinter leidlt ourtb
fe nit Dauapf geb'ist wcrocn fOnnen.
Sober u otor foitet ctlua $4,000, 0en>
nOh lueroen lie nit Der s3elt niAt 10 tbcu
CT leul al8 Hferbe. Gin W!anu fam ic
mit9sihtiafeit lenfeu, Der GerIt6Smotor
# gu @breu oeS M1apor8 s. 6. 2atrobc
s~etauft worOen. 0eute ODER nlor9en miro
Die erlte Erobe ltattftnocn uno meroen Der
MiaDor. Der Staotratb uno anoere pro-
minente Serren Die erite Gerlud8fabr
mitmaden. (Salt. @edr.)
, 1876-09-23
HublanO.

2pnoor, %. Sept. Cine 3 pc1A
Don Berlin al Den s lcgropb" otriN
let BON einem 9ucle imIiAea em5m btr
%porrnsenoen ruilil6cn diplomatic nm
9rinr 9ulgouropsfi, Sen raj. @onpcr,
ue,r BON Moscop. l1rla6c-giferluht