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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

The Democrats are trying harmonizlng
scheme in Washington to prevent Dolls AZ
St. Louis.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

A Texas man returned napkin to
hotel waiter with thanks, saying his cold
was not very bad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

The intelligent farmer never waits for
something to turn up. He takes gooo
plow to the ground and turns it up.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

The great unknown is the man who does
not advertise, and he can never be canol-
date.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

Dom Pedro has been called an artful
dodger. He had to do something to cooSe
the bOres.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

The San Antonio Herald runs up the name
of Thomas F. Bayard for President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

When man is ON the right track he car
90 ahead without fear of Q collision.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
MECHANICS AND WORKINGMENS,
MASS MEETING

To be held in the St. Patrick's Hall, MONDAY
NIGHT. Msy %. ct eight o'clock.
Speakers will address the meeting in the IN
terest of the laboring class.
By order Of
COMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
mV28 1t 2D*
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE,

Stair OF LOUISIANA /
Office Division Superintendent Public Education,
Sixth Division, Room No. 20 City Hall,
New Orleans May Is, 1876.
The Public Schools of this division win be closed
at Give O'Clock ON DECORATION DAY, Tuesday,
the thirtieth instant, to enable the teachers and
pupils to participate in the ceremonies of the day.
CHARLES w. BOOTHBY,
my28 1t % Superintendent,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

It is thought Congress will not adjourn
before the middle Of July.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

With pleasant company long journey
seems short.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

OFFICE NKw ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY,
No. 80 Magazine street,
New Orleans Nav n 1876
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-28

cept the party OF Southern sectlonallsm,
and that the party Of nationality would
be only the weaker for this break of front
in the presence Of its old antagonist.
The one policy Of certain safety in deal
ing with this Southern sectionalism, con-
sists in the North holding the control Of
the national government until society at
the South frees itself from those sectional
influences which have so long arrayed it
against the nation. By thus holding the
national government with a strong hand,
all the conflicting and contending inAu-
ences now existing at the South will have
free play, under which to adjust differ
ences, and finally harmonic interests.
In this work of moral reconstruction, edu-
cation will have to do the chief part. We
mean by Education" all those educating
influences which form a part of modern
civilization. In this educational work
the smallest influence will count, even to
the sending Of daily Northern paper
regularly to the postofice address Of some
Southern friend or business correspond
ent.
1t is needless to say that when it is un-
derstood at the South that the North is
determined to hold the control of the ma
tional government against this Southern
sectionalism, we shall at once be delivered
from many evils. First; we shall have
an end Of the political assassination Of the
Southern negro, because he will have
ceased to take part in politics, leaving the
fight to his stronger friend at the North.
He will 'tshufae" himself out Of reach
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

A CrOce1's Trick

The other day u Grand River avenue
grocer purchased Il 30-pound crock OF
butter of a farmer whom he had never
dealt with before, and while down Gel.
lar emptying the crock he thought OF
q trick to surprise the agriculturist.
Finding Il stone weighing about eight
pounds, the grocer creased it, carried
it up stairs with the crock, and, point.
ing to it, quietly remarked:
''This, of course, is to be taken from
the gross weight, us the JAR
The farmer looked at the stone sew
ersl minutes and then in Il voice sc
low that no one else could hear, re-
piled:
':Please kiver piece of paper over
the jar. for there's a man by the door
who knows me-;
The grocer finally explained his
fiendish plot and the butter-seller' s
face underwent a sudden change.
Reaching over the sugar-barrels to
shake hands, he said.
II didn't hardly believe it, though
my wife came from a tricky family,
and should have gone home and or.
g gam mourning and lamentation in
that farmhouse"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05
GRAPES. WINE, AND VINEGAR.

Weary and wasted, nigh worn out,
You sigh and shakewhi hairs, and say,
"Ah, you will find the truth one day
OF Life and Nature, do not doubt!
Age rhymes to sage, and let us give
The l'oary head its honors due;
Grant Youth it's privileges too,
And notions how to think and live.
Which has more chance to see Alright
The many color'd shows of time,
Fresh human eyes in healthy prime
Or custom-du d and fading sight?
Gone from the primrose and the rose
Their adversely delicious breath,
Since no fine waiting visiteth
An old, perhaps snuffy, nose
Youth has it's truth I'd rather trust,
OF two extremes, the ardent boy,
Excess of life and hope and Joy,
Than this detection and disgust.
Vinegar of Experience-''drinkr"
Why so, and set our teeth on edge?
Nay, even grant what you allege,
Well not anticipate, think.
Who miss'd, or loses, earlier truth,
Though old, we shall not count him sage
Rare the strong mellow'd Wine of Age
From sunshine-ripen'd Grapes of Youth.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

moment. Remember who was? An
innocent, affeetionate: girl, now your
wife, and want you 80 to proclaim it!
Last night I heard the water.carrier
say to my servant girl, ''the Prince has
got himself beautiful mistress - l
Wasss0. excited about it that could not
sleepan night. This morning I dis
charged the servant-girl. If you love
me, as you have told me so many times,
will you subject me to further insults
0, William, William, help me am
getting to be desperate. I kiss your
baby for you. He has your eyes, your
whole cast of features, but he also
looks a little bit like me. When will
you come! ANNA.
ANOTHER APPEAL.
H. William-1s your word good for no.
thing The Countess Won Plessea told
me yesterday that you had walked
arm-in-arm with Augusta Of Weimar,
and that you were going to be married
to her. Is that true? Answer at once,
because my*hearr is beating 50 that l
am afraid l will die, which I only
want to avoid on account of our baby.
= ANNA.
49,. A SllCFFIING REPLY.
Anna-Don't write any more such
nonsense to me. Yes, did escort the
Princess Augusta of Saxe.W eimar, but
without saying the slightest affection.
ate word to her. Hug your baby to
your bosom, and trust your faithful
WILLIAM.
TWO YEARS LATER.
From the Berlin Stats Anzeger, May 1. 1921.
Married--1lis Royal Highness, the
Prince William of Prussia, to Augusta.
Princess of Saxe-W cimar. The happy
couple will take their residence in
CoblentZ, on the Rhine.
FROM ANNA.
William-IS this true IOu have
married another woman? For myself.
| care nothing. But what is to become
Of our three boys! This is heartrend.
ing! Is it the Hohenzollern honor to
do such things? They said that Au.
gusta of Weimar is a homely girl.
Dare to embrace her, and I will haunt
you and her forever. 0, William, vii
liam, how could you be SO base!
From the PruSsian Stats Anzeiger, June !, 1S2c
BY order of His Majesty, the King
A Countess Dohna having claimed to
be the wife Of the Prince William,
Prince of Prussia, I herewith decree
that such union, if it ever took place,
be null and void. Frederick William,
Rex. Anthony Won Altenskin. Secretary
of State.
THE LAST APPEAL.
TO the Supreme Tribunal of Prussia
Prince William, Prince of Prussia,
married he in 1924, near Liegnitz.
SileSia. He has now married the Prin-
cess Augusta, of Saxe-W eimar, and
committed bigamy. ask you to pro-
tect me and to declare his second mar
riago null and void.
ANNA, Countess DONNA Brandenburg.
This Court declared that it was in
competent to do anything. the King
being summus episcopus of the State,
and thereby entitled to dissolve mar
rage.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

''Rum-critters is woman remarks
one of Mr.. Dickens characters, and one
OF them was the woman, who testified
in New York Police Court that her
husband had beaten her terribly for
eight years of her marriage; had bru-
tally struck her and stamped on her ;
but who wanted to have him treated
tenderly by the Court, as he was a
livery delicate man.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, 80 i,eritab9s
with other styles of Thrcshers, can be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient every job tkos
pay all erpenses of threshing.
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLlsT, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds threshed separated, cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly Wheat Oats, Rye Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
sees cleaned by this nlachine extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast thorough and perfect work,
schen others utterly failed.
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica-
tions such "EndesSAprons,' CRADLES, "Beaters"
"Pickers' etc. entirely dispensed ,rah less than
onehalf the usual Gears, Belts Boxes and Journals;
easier managed more durable light running cost
ly repairs; dust: no litterings to clean up not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storm
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who posted
In the large saving made by it will not employ fnfe
rior and wastcful machines, but will insist thiS
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also speciality of SEpAnA1oRs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ: our m
proved "Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" (N-od.
bury Style) both " Mounted ON four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshng or Grain Raising.
apply to nearest Dealer, write to for uusr-
ted Circular (sent free), giving full particulars of Sizes
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

JENNIE JOHNSON. Box 4a3, Prov, H. t. will
u tell how to keep health and beauty. Send stamp.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05
RUPTURE

DIR. j. A. SHERMAN respectfully notifies the
afflicted to beware oftravelis posters who going
about the country selling imitation appliances and poi
tending furnish his method and thus endangering the
lives and causing rreparable injury the unfortunate
c has agents, has he instructed any in
his business. DR.. Sherman is now in Chicago where
those interested may consult him in and reap the
benefit his experience and remedies For his address,
Chicago papers. Principal office, Ann Street. New
York. Books with kenesses OF before and after
cure. mailed on receipt Of 10 cents.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

They were talking of death, when
one man asked: ''What were his last
words =! ''He didn't say anything, -
was the reply. "That's just like him.
said the first man, with an approving
nod. ''There was no gas about him.
He was all business. -
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

m7 WEEK guaranteed male and Female
ID t,try it.. Particulars Free. 2. Q. WICK
| ~ EfeY & Co.. Augusta. Maine.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

"NIWNTNE Best Dressing for Ladies' Shoes
- ~ Il LIN IL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
LadlsS, GsG f0r It. Merchants: seII for CIRCULAR.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

FRONT bic. Pleasant work; hundreds now en-
ployed: hundreds more wanted. MN LOyell Erie Pa
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05
NO MORE pH7sIC

No more nauseating. burning Liniments, Lotions,
grateful healing. and soothing external aprlicaton
such as can be had by the uee OF Collins Violate
IN the world This great remedy consists Of Voaic or
Plates carefully attached together and imbed
ded IN Porous Plaster highly medicatcd forming the
grandest curative agent Of this century 1t is gentle
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05

There are Martyrs to headache who might be
cured by using -
TARRANTs SETTER APERIENT.
The stomach overburdened until its recuperative
which It makes to ache and torture the offender The
use OF TINS will carry OIL naturally and almost
imperceptibly the offending cause The disease s re
moved and the head ceases to ache
SOLD III ALL DRUGGIST,
, 1876-03-27
2iteraIiides. 9ie lortI6ritt,

2iteralifdes. 9ie Gorti9rittc,
pel9e mir in n%eueter 3eit auf Dem Sc
biste Der EXPERIMENTATION Inter
loltunsssSiterotur gu perSel9ncn baden,
iinoen ~belOnbers MnwenOun9 auf Den
nNupellen= &rana," wDuon uns loeben
Ssft 8 suslns. Ser Snbalt lit Gin 10
GROCER, oaB Sroermnnn, bel Dem biaIsen
Yrclle BON 20 Gts. per Seit, saillt be-
irie0i9t lein miro.
0os Seft 8 brinst Die Sortlebun9en
Der %be9onnenen &omane, iOwle Den An-
jang Don: nSm S%irtenbaus" bon 9ein-
rid S9aumberser, @erfaler oes NIT 10
sloBem Beifaa auf9enommen Jtomans !:
Batter unb Sobn"; auBeroem Die No-
psue: r@lne iiye Soes"; Gin@eoentblatt;
.9tew YOrf III Sabre l776"; ferner
Sine 9tells mad ben au tralll@en@rom-
plans" wel9e mir nit spanning per-
iol9en. 9te &ubrifcn Am Tamllen-
tll9e4, ,Sliitbenleie seutl1erO l9ttunlt",
.yteue grfinoun9en" bleten lple INNER
cine anresenoe u%ntcrbaltuns. gu be-
jieben lit Der nNopellen- &ranS" our6 Die
8eneral= Msentur: @illmer&& De-
9ersNews Gompanp y, NelpYort,
lOwie our1 lammtllNe 3citun9a- A9en-
ten
, 1876-03-27

l1%nlere2eier merbcn lid md erinnern,
baB cine beutl6e Srau o anscnebmen
geubern in erOftober Mug telluus 1874
BON Den Spibeln perbaftet murOe, lueil
Tic, wie es in 9eutl9lunO ouf Mdrtten
iibliA, cine glrt BiirfeIlpiel fret nnb Of
fen in Den .uTair @rounbs" betrieb uno
in sroBe uuanebmlidfeit baourd per=
midelt wuroe; ipater itano lie elmer
Mildwirtbl6aft in Manheitcr DOR, bod
oouerte iol1es nidt lanse uno lie pwerlicb
&i@mono. Son bier muB lie li9 nod
WalbinstDn semanot baben, ba elmer
u%nierer Gi6monoer iie bort gelpro9en.
Sebt balt lie li6 wie mir aus folgenoen
Nrtifel, ocn mir Dem Baltimore Gor,
Respondent" e%ntnebmen, in Baltimore
auf
Cine 8anfo. Spie1erin II
6reibeit 9eiebt. Mnna 99uis,
Die befanntli4 uesen 8etrelbens bes
8auto-S piels aaseflagt mar, muroe &C.
fern Dor &iNtsr @ilmor i'm Griminiol=
serl6te prossllirt. SatOb 5ader bcseus=
te, bab Die 6rau Dor etlua IA 5.agen lei-
ne @irtl0aft in Sells Yoint betrat,
wdbreno msbrere Wtdnner oalelbit an
weienO wNren. sic ma9te benielben
Den Sorl6las nit ibr Santo 81 ipielen,
II. lie einssn oarouf elm. Sober BON ibnell
Sablte ~ Gts. fir bas 45ril ilesium, gu
wiirfeln unO ie cine Garte 81 cmpfansen,
Die oil Die Wtltlpielenoen pertbellt mur-
ben. @snn run Die nit Den @iirfelu
%gewprfcnen Au9en Gle 3obl auf oen&ar=
ten iibcritiessn, 10 sepannen Die Mdn=
ner, OnOernials bebielt Die Srau Die 10
Gents. &i9ter @iimor fraste Die Mn=
setIaste, OBJ lie su ibrer 8ertbcibisuns
@tpas u%orsubrinsen babe. Sic ertldrte
oann our9 Den Solmstl9er, Dap le ,erlt
tiiralj6 BON Seuii9lano bier ~.ein9etrpf-
fen uno erit 3 Gage in bisfem 9anoe ge@
weien isi, als iie we9en Oes8anto= Spiels
perbaftet wOroen ware. Sic babe ni1t
sewuBt, boB oas Spiel perbotsn lei; Die
8eiebe uno bic Spra9e bes2anoes leien
ibr fremb. Na@osm ibr mitsetbeilt
woroen, Dup ieoes 9asaroipiel bier psr=
Doten lei uno lAwer b%etraft peroe, ent:
licB tic Der &i1ter. 9ie Srau mar lebr
eiufa9 Setleioet nno l9eint etpa 40Sab.
re alt gu leln.
, 1876-03-27
81 Hssb'te ,a~
nHcntIi6e 9rmdia@en,
Subbinoen, &,tlsarapAircn, 4r.

@enIetnlDc1cn BON Ntrglnten,
S0{fice Supt. De- %GiFeutl. OrMdjaden. :
Tidmono, %. MfdrS 1876.
9n lleberetuIttnumuns nit benz @elebe wer.
ben berfegeite Mngehote aon benz Unite r.
sftd9neIen III lstaer Office i'm Capitol bis IL
ubr Sp@nnabenp ben 1ifen Mpril 1876
fir OrMd& aben. @inbtnben Vi.
tkpsrapDtreH, etc. etc, fir Rem Staat sou
Wigslnta, wabrenp ben fplsenpen IL Mpmate,
ais fpl9ino eutge9en9eapmmen.
l. Seaare Bills, Snfumente, Snarnale
cts.
g. 9e.ie &ias, 9stumente, Saurnule
etc.
3. Sabr.i@e 8eridte ban 8eanteu,
Boards nnb Snltttatipnen, einl9lteBeno BIZ
8sri9te Der tnnern 8erbsGeruugs. @elealdaf.
ten, am ben 8oaro Der Irentllben 9irteite
IS 1T ielblnertanbli9. bab Der @pntrattO,
ni9t beipasres fir baS SeBen re9net tpenn CT.
ira Gppten Dph etuem Sparb pper etaeut
Staats bsamtea beltelt tperbtn.
A. Wsrbannlnngeu Der 0enernl-M 5emblt
). Siebenunb 5tuandi8ffer 8anb Dall
0rattan's Seri9te.
6. aue anpslea Yampblets NIB Sud-:
nrMfarbeitea, pel6, pvu irgsno elnem De-
p%artenlent Der 9eesieruna perlaa ct perpea.
Z. Su9ornf, umfalIenp J.rinulare, Ser.
baft5beffbie, @Ibe. Ya6fr ver GpmmrllipnGre.
W4DlttG.r uno Su9pruG int MaJemeinen.
Die Ststrr pplen ben Y:e,6 fur 1000 @ms
au teBen unp Ttr $50 Gremplarr 81 pruden,
nngspeu.
s. @inbtnSen. Talten, Scftcu, ainiiren,
Ssi1aetoeI, Gia,piGein eIr., ME Dr. Stl 1t
Is tsrlau9t.
9, Sitbosrapbirte &riefs5nrmularc, Gnu
herte etc. etc.
DER Superiatenbent brbGlt G9 b 8
Ne9t Sor, 5prmea BON erpbeI Drudarteiten
na95Iteltslsn, ). y. ipI9s ala 9ntesrpsatpri III
etc.
Der Guperinteape:t bcbalt f9 alsi6faaS
eaS Jtedt Dor, tebs $ poer ale 4lupfbpte Az.
r%llfSIpstIen.
Die eontra loren iino serpii9tst Sarsl4 #
~ 9sbeu, tpelts benz Sefretar pes @emelnwI-
lens ssasbm IT, fur bic l9nele unb sstreA
ausfibrun9 ibrtr @ontraftf. 70
DAB 9sleB belaSt nbaB bic Mrteit an be n
lltsortgltet unp re antWprtItHiten yist,r aus
se9etin werpen lOu"; aab Der Superiut. Ebent
1T SOn efr bD9lten 8sieyIt9eg 8ebBrpe i'm
Staate ait9etp. ellen, cap utter rtn untebrialfen
perautWOrtIi9eh Slstrr" a,Gt nur D + serltan.
Dell 1T. ~eI9fr pas niserislte @tbpt einrei4t
inp CUTE SureI5ait eeb,n tam, lpnbern Der
Superintendent muB in 8etrag sisben BIZ sycr
ttSfett unp 8el1mad ee5 Mannes, ptlher Elm
Setpt m 4dt unO bic Mrteit ppfiir er eebpten
uno pb Ct Ginri1tunsea bat, plelelte gut Az
MAIDEN, lowic ale anp rem SaGen, pel9e ba.
3I 9sbpreu. u. e. MaIfer,
superintendent bsr SHe.tl'@ea Drudla9su.
, 1876-03-27
Dur1 y. Shagsbfnn grana.

0ufV j. Sga1stptnn Srotut,
@runOeiaentblmascnt II. 2luftiondr,
Rp. 1tt3 Mainfr., ssseniiter Ser !, Oispat6~
Nnf Grinden oeS Giaenthiimers, 0rn.
Snba GnoieD, hoerbe idb in D6snttiter @st-
ttsi9eraas i'm Sau1e SO. 625 NprD Ste Str.
Der @tts Sprina aeaeniber, AN Oienfaa ben
%. Mara Tim II tibr Wpr, ens, ale Sous
unh 8iihsn MGbeln unb @efgirre y rfaufen,
Oie}slteu beitebeu in
8riRelsr 5uBpeden, (Jtags.)
BalOr MpbalY Stible ulb Gslta.
@niescI> e,nsa ranrer3ilh nit WarmrrI 1
te.8rbr-S I'll biz, S6aufeitnbl 8s1ltervpr.
bdMge. Sel9emaIhs, idpns Wa0aapns uI Ct
fitr S9laf5lmmar. gatent 8rttlprugfeperu:
Streb,- Sdar- unp Sprinefeper : Watrusen.
pur.pr.Sf f
Snarain ~8uetspN9s, GBtiIde, WsraeIlau
Gteeseldirre (42 sild.)
Jetues Seraclpetes s9immers: fbtrr (SStiid(
EilGssi6irf, Siagers NGbmafdins, fir nnei
betarreit. @uI ar9bserp, strei etlerne Sbrdn-
fe. e tubenlDr II Greppen.S tneem (Stpos)
YarJe&an anb Ste II .
GIne s,artie &iiten : MEbetn unb anbese
Sausb aItungsiaGen.
SeetugNneen Saar-
S. Gbompon 9romn.
MllfttpnGr.
, 1876-03-27
9as Streiten ln bic Ggifen;.
Sas 9treiten nm Die Griltens
98ont nimmer mir be6o9en;

Sas @treiten I'M Die Ggiitens
8olt nimmer mir bebo9en;
SD babe leioer fein @el0id
Gum Wetten unO gum @ascn;
Sod, neil einmal selebt muB lein,
CD mnB aud i'd erwerben;
Sim &ieblten mD6t' i'd, 9ins es 10,
@an5 plDbIiA reid mid erbcn.
Sop i4 ni6t reid sebpren bin,
9as fino' i9 wlrtli0 l90oe.
SD wdre, bdtt' i6 @eIo genug,
Ser Nfenl9Dcit nldt 5n grade =
@er ni@t mcbr reid in's 0alein trit1
Ser iolte 5citl9 iterben ;
Sc lei DEM CT bat SoHnun9 nod,
Sid plDBli4 reid 81 erbeu.
@or pislen Sobren lAwdrmte i'd
9to9 fir oos Soeale,
0aHn wedte mid 5ur @irtli6teit
Ser GAredensrui: Se3oble!
98n blicb bes 9ebens Yoelic;
, 1876-03-27

SD burTte ni6t ucrhcrbcn,-
SD l4aiftc; 0o6 itet5 niini6t i0's mir
Did pI6Bli6 reid Su crbcn!
geenn es Dem 3ufaI 10 ecFant,
Sen Mrnl6 mir gu 9erpdbrcn,
Go boB ih cnOli6 %lorgenfrci,
Gics Ggo f0nnt' ernd6rcn,
60 iDdbltc ib Dpm 9ebcn mir .
Sen Ncctdr, itott ocs Ser6en,
uno l9wdrmte 9an5 rad mciner &rt,
Wi5 Nnbcre m / If beerben!
, 1876-03-27
Sat Der,1sietbear.

Die nea crri@teten @irtbl9aftsrGune bes
@sfan9perslns Siraiuja, on Der 7tsn StreBe,
aniftsn 9rpab uno Murlnaa, sele9ea, finS
S0n pen, 1lfen Nprii an fir DC Oausr non
sipOlf Mfpnute 81 ssrmiftben. Die ndb.ren
Sebtneunstn hes Mtstbepertraas t6anen Bel
ben Germ W. 3'mmsrmann, SO. 9vS Utatn
or. unp 5ermann Sdmict So. 500 @roob
StI. str8eiebea trerben. S1rinlid periieael.
fe gnsssote, an ben @eEantpsrein Wirain,a
esr,9tft, pfrtcn bis gum u. 5. WR. spn oben-
9snannisn 5srren enleeeergensmmen.
Ger Geretn bfbalt itb pas JtsGt Dor, FL
aie ellie Insebpts ataulebaen.
y. y. Wilfer.
% 5rSs praieeutbss @elan9Yeretns girainia.
, 1876-03-27

Sobes Maiier. Dos gBaller i'm
Sames 5luB lties gelisrn 10 bod, baB
ss Mlttags Idon Die @6be bes Gam
ounsspIabts Der New 0orter Camper
errcl1te. Sic Gompa9nle lanote an Nl=
le, tpelGc Sitter bort lie9en batten, Die
No6ri6t, oub luenn Oielelben nidt bis
2 u6r ub9ebuIt, lie fir Den SdaDen
nltt einlteben ipilroen. 9os @aljer
ltieg III elmer Stunoe einen SUP.
, 1876-03-27
0raf Mrnim.

2onoon, 25. @tdrs. Cine 9epe=
i9e bon Berlin meloet, oaB oas Ober=
geri0t Den @rafen pOn Qrnim tpesen
Sp0uerrat6s in @ntlage6ultano perlebt
bat, uno feline Sitter uno ieinGisent6um,
tuenn oerlelbe li@ ui4t re65eiti9 itelt
confisciren miro.
, 1876-03-27

Cine Trou pom Yferoe9e e.
wOren. Sonnabeno AbenO I'M 6
ubr, ais Sruu Montasue Die Srantlin
StraBe, in Ycsleitnns sInes Ssrrn, bin=
o%ufritI, Wuroe lbr Yiero i9el, jaste oa=
pOn uno mari DOR 9r.@b. SmltD'S Sau=
le, Die &elterln ab. WllidllAer gSeiie
fano man, als lie III oas Saus oes 9r.
@mitb Sebra1t oaB lie nur unbebeuteno
al Der StIrne perlfbt mar.
, 1876-03-27
9plann.
9ammbra9. 0roBe l1e6eri9memmnng.

2onbon, IS. Mdr5. Cine 0epez
i6e aus paris la9t, oab Die 9dmme,
weI6e Ser5n9enbaid in 9olano be-
l6iiben, lino bon Der reiBenoen Slutb
fortseriHen. Die @iienbabn=S riiden
uno Straben lino ssrt6rt, uno Die 5taot
bon alien 8erfebr abselGnitten. Sum
oerte BON Sauiern lino perl6wunoen uno
5000 Yerlonen obba1los 9epOrOen.
, 1876-03-27
Ser MGtbare 8. 8. gbanrler lol all

Ser MGtbare 8. 8. gbanrler lol all
9etla9t lein, Ser. Staaten @eloer inter
l1lasen an baben. SIS beiBt: uOcr
A9tb. Spbn @ooO bat Ysweiie, buB 8.
>. ebanolcr ieit LANCER 3eit @slber Der
Ser. Staaten unteriAlasen bat. Sic
Seweile finhen li9 in benz Scr. Staotcn
9iltrltt @erldt IN &ihmoub, ND cine
9erl6tll6e gntldciouny BON Gi9ter
9u9hes se9cn i'm leit lesten Serblt t,r=
llest. ebanoler lit Ser. Stoaten Yen=
llpns=@sent in NorfOlt. IS banoelt lid
I'M $500, wel6e Serr gbanolee in bas
Ser. Staaten S1agamt 5uriidiu5ablen
un~terlaiien bate.
, 1876-03-27

Wablbeite6nns. g. beiBt, oab
.&iNler @uisoE itrense barauf isbsn
luiro, eab feline @elobelteGun9en in her
na9len @abI pprtommcn. Gr lit &C.
lonnen, oas Spitem oer9cite6uns, wel=
DIES 10 iebr li9 sinsel9Ii9en, gu serItO=
rem. Dian last, Dap er slel6 nub Der
g9abl Die @anbioatcn Dor Die @rano
SurD brin9en miro, Inn ausSnlasen lpas
tie BON irseno lpslden SelteAnnsen nil
lel.
, 1876-03-27

oeItri6cn mo bos Nmenocment Duroe
pom Soule un9enpmmcn.
Sic ~2iccn5Itcuer fir Ner6tc uno 3obn=
dr5te, wel6e nod ni9t 5 Sabre bcIteuert
lpGl $40 betragcn. 0p6 olle MerSte unt
3o6ndr5te, ipel4c 5 Sabre ober mes,
beiteuert wuren unO praItilirt baben, lol-
len $l5 besablcn.
9ie Steuer fir Yro6ereilcnbe 1T &c:
blieben.