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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Pitsfeld is to have a printing Office. Samuel 5.
Smith 4 Son of Bangor having rented Mr. Benz.
Thompson's store in Main st. for that purpose.
They po oppose issuing weekly paper entitled
the "Pittsfield Times"
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EASTPORT.
The Fisheries.

Eastport, June "a. The last of the Magdalene
fleet has arrived aggregating some $4,000 bbls. Of
herring. About one quarter will be smoked.
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Notice..

'INO the persons named in the act of Incorporation
/ OF the Maine General Homeopathic Hospital,
sons under the provisions of sad act will be held
at the Aldermen's room, City Hall, Portland,
Maine, June 27,h, 1876, at p. M, to organize TIE
corporation, and to transact such business as may
be deemed necessary and proper for slch pun pose.
52SF$ %is AS s$%fzRk oe'pe'.sor'
Portland, June 8, 1875. june20-tlw
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BELGRADE.
Fire.

Watervle. June "a The house and stable of
VIM. II. Cummings of Belgrade were totally des-
troyed by fire last evening; also dwelling house
of Mrs. Phebe r. Smith. Cummings loss, 1920
fully insured in the Mechanics, r. l. Mrs.
Smiths loss, 5000; covered by insurance in
Springfield, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Dr.PA. Croker of South China, is, we are pleas
to learn, about again, after an illness OF several
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Ex.Gov. Chamberlain of Bowdoin College will
deliver the Fourth of July Grafton at st. Johns
bury, Vt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Col. NJ. V. B. Chase, leaves the city this morn
ing, for San Francisco, Cal. lie intends to be
absent about three weeks.
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DieD.

In Mt. Vernon, I'D inst. Mrs. Anciel Ladd, aged
50 years.
In this city, June 26th, Mrs. Agnes NJ, wife Of
Charles Il. Cobb, aged 80 years.
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taarrieb.

In Brunswick June IA, Mr.. Orlando NJ. Bibber
and Miss Coz nea NJ Orr, both of Harpswell
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICEl

.'[o'c 01a Female HeLp Nanied ana
FURNISHED,
For All Kinds OF Employ ent.
Apply to W. f.. 8. WHITMAN, GRANITE
HALL BLOCK, Market Square, Augusta, between
the hours of 10 and II A. NJ, and 3 and p. NJ.
apr7 -ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

While driving up on the Brook road, on Satur-
day, leading to her home, Mrs. Hiram Craig Of
this city, was thrown from her carriage into the
road falling upon her face. Help happened to be
near by, and Mrs Craig was taken up and carried
home. Strange to say, it is thought that she was
entirely unipiured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Mr. Badger has his house up and boarded and
is ready to put on the roof.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

Salmon and green peas form the regulation
dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

They had steam up for the first time at the new
steam mill in this city, on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

S. W. Lane. Esq, City Treasurer, is making
model city Official in his almost perfect system of
.ransacting the business of his office. The
man who doesn't pay his taxes will be apt to
be reminded of that duty by Mr.. Lane, and be told
mat how to do il and save additional costs
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New moon. Over the left shoulder :
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ALAB AM A.

Hurrah for the Glorious Fourth.
Montgomery, June "a. An immense meeting
of citizens was held to-night-the largest in many
years-and arrangements were perfected for an
told time" Fourth of July celebration.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati. June "a. 1876.
PORK-&l9 505la So.
LARD-steam Kali; Kettle, 138l3k.
BULK MEATS-shOuiders ~ ~, clear rib side
l0kdh: clear sides I0X9--.
N-shouldersasxaH; clear rib sides II y
AZ; clear sides 1iks1lA.
WHISKEY-l07a.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Boston, June "a, 1875.
(Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad 9Xa9T
Boston 4 Maine railroad, 0e-a9s-
Portland, Saco 4 Portsmouth 52ka54
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WASHINGTON.
Legislatiye.


Washington, June "a. The army appropriation
bill as reported from the Senate committee on ap-
preparations to day is changed in the following
important particulars. The committee entirely
strike out eight sections by which the House pro-
posed to reduce and reorganize the army and to
establish lower salaries for officers Amendments
are accordingly reported increasing the House
items of appropriations to the aggregate extent Of
over So, 900 900, so as to provide for continuing
the present force of 26O0 men and officers; saa-
ries prescribed by the existing law. and also to
more nearly conform to the estimates Of Secretary
Taft in other respects The principal items of the
increase are $Sl3, 1858 for the pay of the army;
1921 900 for subsistence; S450000 for the quarter
master department; 100000 for transportation
and 5000, 900 for hired quarters, etc. The COM
mittee recommend the retention Of the House pro-
vision concerning officers mileage, fixing it at
cents per mile in lieu Of all other travel allow
ances.
The Treasuryship.
Several applications have already appeared for
the Office Of United States Treasurer, soon to be
vacant by the resignation of Mr.. New. The
President has expressed himself as favoring Mr..
Wyman who is urged by several prominent gen.
tlemen for the Office.
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For Sale.
SECOND HAND EXPRESS WAGON.
BY GOULD & sEWALL.
;,xoo+-1rr
Dissolution of Copartnership

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
Il now all men that the firm OF Iittefiell &
N Lstcn is this day dissolved bv mutual con-
All persons indebted to said firm will call
and make immediate payment to Virgil A. Little
neld, who will pay all the Indebtedness of said
firm VIRGIL A. LiTTLEFIELD,
HORACE N. LAITES.
Ausn t., Ne, June 49, 1876.
The undersigned having purchased the interest
of Horace n. Laiten in the late firm OF Lut.edeld
4 Laiten, groceis east side, Cony St., respect.
fully sOicits the patronage of the Old firms custO
mers and the public at large. :
june 20.tiW' VIRGIL A. LITTLEFIELD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-26

There was a reunion Of pastors yesterday at the
First Baptist church, there being present Rev.
DIR. Dexter, Rev. DR.. Kicker, Rev. Mr.. Rowe, and
Rev Mr.. Tilden. In the forenoon Rev. Mr..
Rowe preached An earnest and eloquent sermon
to large congregation, and in the evening, DR.
Dexter preached an able discourse TO q similar
congregation. The quondam pastors were cor
daily greeted by their friends at the close of the
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REDER'S
German Snuff F.!

For sale everywhere Price only IS cents. SMITH
DOOLIrTLE SMITH, 20 fremont St., Boston,
Agents for U. 8. aprl96mlS
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Local ann State Netos.

The longest days in the year.
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Mr.. A. S. Bangs of Bath has bought valuable
mill property situated on the water power in
Brunswick. He bought it at a great bargain, and
is engaging in the manufacture Of doors, sash and
blinds. He continues to keep store in Bath for
the sale of goods of his manufacture. MIR. Bangs
is not at all discouraged over his losses by fire or
flood, and enters with great energy upon the
prosecution of his present enterprise.
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REDER'S
German Snuff

Would have quickly cured. Now what the
symptoms of Catarrh? They commence with a
sense OF irritation about the nasal organs, which, II
not allayed with German SNUFF, after short time
extend to the throat As you lie down at night and
fain would sleep and re st the weary brain,
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INFANfILE CATARRH.

Which, when neglected, and their bodies are placed
in horizontal position leads very often to what 10
known a. a Sudden Group, which in nine cases ont
often cannot be cared, and you behold your loved
one die before your eyes. Mothers always keep
on hand box OF
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To Cure Catar I
PHYSICIANS ARE BAPFLED,

why! Because they have not
made this disease the study Of a
lifetime. as did old DR.. RHder. q
dis TIM uished German Professor.
who has probably spent more
time over this intricate COmpla Int
than any person ON the globe.
Reflect for a moment, use your
good sense. and remem Der tina
the origin Of Catarrh IS in q
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON August ~. 1876
ordinary Iosc Net receipts 1913 bales Sales 1877 Stock.
1901.
Cotton dull; middlins Has os midd.ing. iiAs' As,'
Sales Sales. s.ooo Stock 81 7aa
Cotton gule,; mid.ins ii',s i',sc 10y miadlIng.
,os iSste good SnsI 9rSnaTy sie se Net receipts
cnARLxsroS, August 10. ISIS.
Cotton qq,e!; .h middnns s l,.c low midlnE
bales. sales II Stock. 1899
,wnnscros, August 10. 1876
Spirits of turpentine firm 27tic Rosin dull
81 i2,s for strained. Tar quiet at 81 50
osysso ss 1Tss:, Ms.s, ]s SsssI Is 70,
.prins NS Miwaases Club 81 is: old 10 White
Ah sd az @ ms a.fs & f.
feed unchanrsd Canal freshts un.hanred: Railroad
inmSsr qasrSsa feet
feet railroad Svrr4so .so es %nrus. 49, 1876
Lake rsesp..-rloar go sSis. wheat 5000 bushels;
wheat. sSss S%shes 'e corn 's:sP' io d. os d.
i i7ooo bushels; corn DO nserior-whsst.
g Susneis SEER corn S" do a.has Esr0ad @
1900 do: rye $500 do Canal trsishts 10 New York
Wsa se aai
nAy UNMARRIED Corn duh and stead SALES 800 bushes
neglected. So barley here Nal; duh rSrs dull at sis
nom.al
y,o - s,n IorgDo el.s Assg; %.Ss:a Is ,s7s
81 s &C. do 81 It@ lu No. ~sis NeSissn new
s. r. i 81 s.Pssmssl ssrf' 81 6 s soss sa
ST. II No. do. new 81 M No. red fall, new. l71s
No do new. 81 II, No. do. So; new, 81 U3; rejected
t5c new. Sic. Corn ull high mixed ouc. low DO.
4se No White +s'.c no grade spst, +7,se Argnss
ola s3sc. rejected 2s1sc Receipts 100 bbls aour $4,000
bushels " b at 35.u DO. corn shipmens-l.Ob tbls.
hour bushels wheat 900 do oats
CHICAGO. August 10, 1876.
Flour firm aud unchanged. Wheat in iair demand, but
lower; No Chicago spring. SIC spot s9pc. september,
sliic October No Chicago spring 77c rejected sic
G6ssc Corn inactive and lower; No. AT 4i1c. spot;
iti,c. 44isc. Octpber: rejected Ale
steady VITA fair demand; No at 30.c, spct; 3ussc.
september 3O5.e October. Rye hrmer at SAKE SIC:
Bailey easier At ss'ar spot :oe october Pork in good
year. Lard steady and unchanged. Bulk meats steady
and uncu angca. Whskcy steady and unchanged Rail
road neiehts unchanged Receipts-Flour, 5000 bbls.
wheat 1000 bushels; 30jutO do oats 44ooO do
rye, 3400 do barley. $50 do ShipmentsFlour. 300
bbls wheat bushels corn, 2s9OO do OATS 1000
do harl, do. An
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Present Situation the Future
PrOmiSsS-StOck Movements.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Government and Railway Bonds
Mining Intelligence.
WALL STREET,


Looking back upon the speculative operations Of tho
week there little 10 note which has not been repeat
edly the subject Of comment In commercial circles
there Is still to be heard the old complaint pf
sagnaton, and the sereoyped expressions that betray
The absence of any immediate encouraging features
Exceptionally however, II is worthy OF record that
certain lines OF dry goods have been In better demand
turing the past week than usual The list Of domestic
manufactures has undergone considerable improve
men.
Tnc foreign trade also shows gratifying activity the
advance in silks being noteworthy feature The re-
port that the cotton crop year likely to be
avery productive has tended TO make the cotton
market steady and hrmer The tendency IN the mer
chapdise markets too, has been rather advance
In coffee tea and sugar. SO there some sort
. revival OF the long deferred hope that better
times coming. In the stock market the
volume OF business was somewhat larger
and the fluctuations more inpor.ant than
during tho preceding week The general speculation
IN railway and miscellaneous securities higher
and prices advanced from " to az per cent Later.
however. the ard OF certain damaging rumors was in
voKed to decline Although credited, these
rumors effectively employed and the prices o.
certain stocks were In .quence sent down rom
day to day. Money during the week was abundant
supply atlX a 2 per cent on cali loans Prime COM
mcrcal paper demand at per cent The
changes the bank statement wero mainly due to the
Treasury sale OF 81 l6O 900 five per cent bonds taken
out Of tho Alabama Indemnity Fund and TO the con-
version of the gold obtained into legal lender notes
With surplus OF $2l 000, 900, the New York
banks enter the autumn money market in good con-
dition and proof OF q omorable money market up to
January that that date be obtained
M per cent
MOVEMENT IN STOCKS.
The principal activity Lake Shore Western
Cnon. Michigan Central, the Granger shares and the
coal roads Delaware and Hudson Canal advanced from
B91s TO 90 and aiterward ieil OF 10 81. Delaware
Lackawanna and Western from 94is 10 96 and de-
rliucd to 9lx. New Jersey Central advanced from
Na to 62s< and dropped to 59H. Michigan Central
to 433s and afterward declined to 40ss Union
Pacific advanced from 81 to 64 and part Of
The improvement. Northwestern common advanced
10 39l4, preferred to 6+,4, Rock Island TO 1919, ST.
Paul S7zs preferred to IN, Lake Shore to
Hss. Erie to l4ss Western Union to 724 and Pacific
Mail 10 247s The subsequent reaction in these shares
ranged from y to 2H per cent Express shares were
per cent The general market, though quiet at the
close, firm tone, and prices showed recovery
Of y 10 y per from tho lowest point
THE TRANSACTIONS WEEK
The following table represents the opening, highest
saes. regular way, of the pri ncpal stocks
during the past week, together with the number OF
shares dealt in:-
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. August 10. 1875.

HAVANA. August IL. 1875
Sugar-The restricted operations in the beginning of the
week gnned alton with further adv when
price of in London made known: Nos 10
H. Dutch standard Si 40 reals arrobe Nos. Ii
20 Dutch standard 92 reals. Nos. TO 10 at "a
reas fair good quality A.. reals
I3 boxes, "a 10 reals do in hhds. iu's ios reas
stock in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas. 219,OOO
boxes and IL 500 thds. Receipts of the week-l 200
boxes and $50 hhds Exports during the week
boxes ard 100 hhds 10 the United States Bacon. S47
Sis per Flour. s33 S3i per bbi Tor American
for SUGAR cured Lard-In kegs $40 81 ~
Tai ow S25 30 $50 per quntai Wax, white. Si7 -
SO rer arrcbe. Honey and onions-None here. Empty
nominal White navy beans 20 reals peS srroee Chewing
Hoops nominal Freights easier but quotaby
lower. spanish COLO. 2-s 22s5s Exchange arm
tne vnfed states sixty days currency ~ pa discount
sight do. IA ~ discount; sixty days gold. sl
premium.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
Fine gold bars par to X per cent premium on the

mint value
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1t is now accepted certain that the Secretary OF
the Treasury will soon cluds negotiations for pac
ing portion OF the Ak per cent loan, and IN anticpa-
,ion Of this government bonds especially coupon
1865. we're heavy toward the close of the week.
Dealings IN the whole list were moderately active
during the week. with prices a shade lower toward
the close A iair demand for railway mortgages con-
close about the best prices OF the week
AMERICAN MINING BOARD.
The American Mining Board, recently organized here,
exces lively interest on the Pacific slope. we may
judge from the tone OF the newspapers from there
One of Francisco journals contains the follow
ing
Yesterday the organization OF the above board was
perfected The President OF the Pacific Mining Bureau
informs that HIS latest advces from the temporary
chairman up to August give q membership tcxclu-
Of the names forwarded from herel OF ninety hve
some OF WHOM. represent strong California and Nevada
houses well number Of the larger capitalists OF
New York. Everything is being done here TO promote
the Eastern standp0 OF operations such as transfer
or1ces and the handling Of the actual certificates &C
The Official paper OF the San Francisco Stock Ex-
change remarks
The work OF forming a Mining Stock Board in New
YORK CITY, TO which We have several times alluded. is
making very favorable progress thanks 10 the exer
tiops Of lew de-awake men IN the Easi and we
have every reason 10 believe that the institution Will
ne an eminent success since we gave the trst news
REGARDING the project for the formation Of the New
York Board have been visited by many prominent
operators in search of dcaied information ON the sub
ject tact which clearly indicates the interest our
people feel IN the matter Some OF The san Francisco
brokers and operators are not disposed TO take any
STOCK so TO speak in the New York Board. but a
maIo NY ei them are OF the opinion the new Board
cannot work any injury to our mining interest and may
work deal o good
la this connection II is by fact that several
firms have already been organized this city for the
purpose OF dealing IN mnins shares as specially. We
may hereafter give list OF these
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1876
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

VNANTED-A YOCSG GENTLEMAN: A GOOD SALES
w man preferred. well acauainted with the wholesale
drug. paint and chemical trade with $4,000 10 SpOol In
cash 10 join the subscriber in connection with similar
business already 10 established the object 10 to draw
two trades house thereby extending the
business The advertiser his store. well located
for the business FOR further particulars address T.
box s46 Post office, New York
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. r. l..

Providence. r. l.. August 90 1876.
The printing cloths market has been during
the past week at advance OF Vs. &c. the closing quota
being SIC for standard 6ix6t. the
hichest being firmly asked for September and Octo
ber deliveries The Of up pieces
The New York herald., 1876-08-21

MONEY DS DIAMONDS. FINE JEwELRy. &c-
W Diamond. Watches. !eweIry, siivsrware. Camsi's
sold back a, small enre. GEORGE e. ALLEN.
Jsweier. 100 Broadway. near 3Rh ~
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
MARRIAGES AND DEAfl..
MARRIED..

HrirMASS-KSgvALs in Christ church. wcs,
Haven, Conn, Wednesday, August 10 oy tho Rev
EDWIN Lines. ADRIAN G. HKirXAyS and Miss ADELE
ID kNgvALs
sAcKArr-wiLuAxs August To- a, ST. Andrews
chufcn, stamford Conn, by ihe Rev. Windsor
Brathwaiie. CHARLES :. SAcEErT and ELIZABETH b.
eldest daughter OF Mr. A. Williams. all OF stamford
No cards
sARFAry-JAcoBs On Wednesday. August 49, 1876
BY the Rev j. J Lyons, ii SARFArr, 0! Paiadel-
pha EVA daughter Of the late Jacob Jacobs OF this
city
WARRRS-rAGERr AT tho Church OF the Trans6gur-
alton, Little Church Around The Corner" by Rev.
George Houghton, sunday, August 20 GEORGE A.
wAgKgN Of New York city, 10 " JOSEPHINE TAGERr OF
Pitisneld, Mass
DIED.
AlLrSo. On Jersey City Heights, WILLIAM T. ALLiSo,
Sc years OF age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 40 Monticello
av., Oh Tuesday, August -, at Two o'clock +.
BAKER, Al I.ndel. y. j., on Saturday, August le,
GEoRoK EDxuSD, only chiid Of Edmund s., Jr., and
Ellen l. Baker.
Funeral from residence OF S. p. York, Linden Mon
day 2lst inst at O'Clock Train icavcs CortIandt
and Desbrosses street ferries, at 80 Carriages walt
ing
the late Benjamin d. Brush
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BRysoS -on Saturday morning, August TO- SARAH
BRysoS. aged 10 years
Tne viii take place Monday. the 2lst inst.
The New York herald., 1876-08-21
Tota! for the week. .. 3SS, PIG
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
n ioiows:--Genera merchandise imports, including
Try goods 5l79 $685. produce exports, s45l9 S4,
specie exports s5,7,s2o
The totai imports oil merchandise at the port since
January l, this year, were $3.50, 505 7Oi. agains,
t22 1874 94 for the corresponding period IN 1875 and
1885. .5l7. .5s7 in 1874 The total exports Of produce
Sl62, ,641 495 against sl5s 97f 1878, and
$780, OIL LOG 1874 The total exports OF specie were
$3s las against SOL 4ss 722 1875 and $40 al4 sS2
IN 1874
MONEY MARKET
Money has been aoundan, supply. and any
amount may be had government coaterals al "a
per cent The banks and OF the companies
are loaping al per cent Prime commercial paper Is
In good dem and the supply light We quote 90
10 day prime dry goods indorsed bills receivable at
. az per Four onths' accep,ances are ga ).
anu good single names OF 4 TO months ss {, Grocery
paper IS in good request at4 per cen; for
months notes, ana a 81 for 50 day CUBA
sccep.ances Single Lame Is rated at t5a I. with hight
inquiry
THE
Gold closed al the lowest prize o. the year The
nuctuat,ons OF the past week we're as ollows-
coin FLUCTUATIONS YoR THE WEEK.
, 1876-02-19
Wretie Der Mujei8en:
gsnsas trls9r. DfDeIbfn.
euti6lanD.

2onopn II, Is. Sch. 9epel0en Der
n4oIt" mcloen aus Berlin, boB 8rof
@rnim nod Berlin citirt woroen Ut, I'm
auf Die 9lntlage beg 5o0perratbS lpe9ch
Ger0fentliduns Der 8rol6itre "Yso MI
bin" prp5eilirt 81 merOen. NiaH lH9f,
bob Der @raf beidlolen bat, oicler gOT-
laouns feline Tol9e Sn lsilten,
gerlin, IS. 6ebr. 9as uGer'NtS=
blott', Elm pliiSislcs Suurnal, beriGtet,
bos oos @taats Sribnnai entl9Icoen
fat, BEN @rafen bon arnlin wcAenQod=
perrotb in AntlaseSnitano Sn legen llno
eiuen 0erbaitsbcfe6I Sr9cn 'bn oIs5u=
1telen.
0ie BefaRntma9ung Der Mufla9e ne
gen Soducrratbs erre9te eln sr1Bes
Nuiieben.
Scr 6Ifcntli4e NnfIdSer fat nm Die
Gonfi55irun9 Der Sitter oes 8roftn Dol
Mrmln onDctra9cn.
, 1876-02-19
, laaln DepeCDsn.

% 6ite=p lains, N.-D. 17.6cbr
9nr.D IuOo wlroe, wd5rcnO CT 9eltcrI
Nbeno in ser Rdbe BON Saryptoun ell
0aus berou6en moQte, oar9 eincnS0ui
9ctDotet.
Mew=Oort, IS. Tcbr. Mi6uc.
Wurp6D, Der Der i'm CONNER 1874 ii
1toflono Gountp c~rfolgten Grmoroune
Ger Motiloa 6uiu5 l6ulOl9 %befunorl
uno spei Ntal wegen oes Gcrbrc@ens
sim Sooc perurt6ci.t mar, 0eiien Sin
riNtun9 aber our6 le9alc @InlpeuOnnges
lnf1tlNoben muroe, 1T Seltern obcrmals
sum So0e ourN Den Strld uerurtbellt.
uno bic 9inri9tun9 lol am I, 9lpril in
@criNts0cbduoe fir GpdIano @Ounil
ool5o9cn wcrocn.
Ybilaoclp9io, IS. Gebr. g..
tern fanocn bier 5pei SGlb1tMorOs Itat!
5 s.. NHabbet6 BON 0yr 6irmu Snt9mI
X Mtubbeth uu5 Srenton, N.=S., erl0ol
ii0 ; Ell lit on GtDuncrpclAung. Sc,
0ubrmunn S0mcs 9atbouoD crlNoB Iid
III Sol9e bon Ntbrltslpi0ftlt.
, 1876-02-19
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