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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Legal Notice.

MARY HACKER, of Farris Corners, Co
WI fdnbia County, Wisconsin, Will take
notice that John r. Fesler, Of the State Of
Indiana. did on the 81 day of October A. d.
KST6. file petition in the District Court with
IN and for the County Of Nemaha, In tho
State of Nebraska, against said Mary Hack
er and Sinker, Davis & Co, defendants, set
ting fogth that the said Mary Hacker gave
mortgage to one All w. Morgan on lots l.,
I3 and II, in blork ~. in the city Of Brown
Vile, in said county OF Nemaha aforesaid,
according to the original plat OF said city, 10
secure the payment OF $500. according to-tTO
certain notes referred to iTS said mOrt5aGc;
and that since the giving of said mortgage
one of said notes has been assigned TO the
plaintiff and one to the defendants, Sinker,
Davis & Co., and the said mortgage to secaTs
the same respectively; and praying that said
Mary Hacker may paw the first OF said notes
for the sum Of $500. with II per cent. interest
from date until paid, TO the plaintiff. or that
said premises may be sold TO pay the same;
and the said Mary Hackeris notified thatshe
is required to appear and answer said peLl-
tiOn on or before the 18th day OF November.
A. d. 1876
Dated October 7, 1878.
JOHN r. FESEER.
]. W. Newman and T. L. Schick. his Att'ys
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The democrats of Indiana do not
seem to have profited by the Lincoln
maxim, Never swap horses while
crossing a stream. They have swap
ped congressman for blue-jeans gov
ernOr in the ratio of five to one. In
Ohio, however. they did even worse
they traded off six congressman for no
visible consideratiOn.-OmGhG Re-
t1,lhLicrr1
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
The Silver Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. October I2.-Trade
dollars six cents discount, nominal {;
halves five to six cents upwards 7OO,-
900 Mexican dollars, nearly all on the
market have been sold for export at
seven to eight per cent, discount.
The Bank of California bought $780,
600. and the London and San Francis
co bank is reported to have taken the
balance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Since last July American cattle
have been received at Glasgow, Scot
land, to the number Of from $50 to 250
per week. Meat has also been import
ed there regularly, the average guam
tity being 15O carcasses weekly. In
time this transatlantic traffic may be
expected to attain large proportions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

We want to exhort the Republicans
of Nebraska, who feel an interest in
keeping the United States Senate in
the Union, to beware of the blsndish-
ments of all sorts of persons OF all
SORTS Of political Ideas, who shall per-
suade them to bolt the nominations of
ataunch Republican members of the
Legislature, on any other than the
straight party issues.-&ate Journal.
That's 80 clear as mud, or TildeD's
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

In Oct. 1868. Baker, Republican,
defeated Hendricks for Governor OF
Ind, by a majority of 900. One
month afterwards Grant carried the
State by 10000 majority. If we may
reason from precedents, Hayes and
Wheeler will carry Indiana by a re-
spectacle majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

An engine on the A. & n. railroad
at Lincoln. Neb., on the 4th. ran into
team containing family named
Russell, from Cedar Rapids, Ia, in
stantly killing Mrs. Russell and her
daughter aged Is, and fearfully mang
ling boy aged 12, who will probably
not survive his Injuries.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

When you hear a Democrat deny
lug that there are any outrages or in
timidation perpetrated upon the ne
groes of the South, and that All such
reports are radical lies, set him down
as either an ignoramus or a liar for he
is inevitably one or the other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

On the 10th telegram went out
that Com % odore Vanderbilt was dead.
Soon thereafter another dispatch ap-
peared from Vanderbilt himself, stat
ing positively that he was not dead
but was feeling much better than be
had for some time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

A good deal is said about Republi-
can "thieves." How about the Dem
ocrdtic thieves? All the whisky men
in Chicago, whose punishment has
been equalized by the administration,
but one. are supporting Tilden. and
believing for reform. South Chica-
90 Enterprise and Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The papers in the eastern part of the
State speak very highly of Col. Ma
jors our candidate for Contingent Con-
gressman- He is said to be a sterling
patriot and republican and if elected
will knock at the door of the House Of
r Representatives with an honorable
record TO introduce him to that body.
Red Cloud Chief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

"If Tilden were elected" says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, "he would take
to the White House the worst set of
political jobbers and thieves ever seen
in Washington" This is Democrat
ic authority, yet we believeve it to be
true,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

A telegram from Madrid states that
the Bishop of Minorics has issued a
new circular to the masters of prima-
ry schools. forbidding them to admit
the sons of protestants and other dis
seDters,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Hon. George G.. Mckee, while max
ing Republican speech at Canton,
Miss, the other day, was set upon by
a gang of "Tilden refomers" and
nearly killed. For a number of years
he represented the Vieksburg district
In Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The solid South is in favor Of TIL
den. Did ever the solid South max 9
mistake in the selections of their
agents and tools at the North? DID
they make q mistake in Fran lin
Pierce? Did they make mistake In
James Buchanan? Is 1t likely that
they have made a mistake in Samuel
]. Tilden PSF. Paul PiOneer-PreSs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

In 1874 Indiana elected a Demo-
cratic Secretary of State by majority
of 1900. The Republicans at the
late election reduced that majority to
5 200. On the seventh of November
the reduction will be still greater and
Hayes and Wheeler will carry the
electoral vote by large majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

It is now claimed that grain can be
sent by railroad from the West to
Halifax, and thence to England, more
cheaply than by the ordinary water
routes. Should this be borne out, the
steamboat traffic on the lakes must
suffer further detriment from railroad
rivalry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The Democratic party says the Re-
public is cOnfederacy the Repuo-
lican party says that it is a nation.
Tilden represents the cOnfederated
idea. To vote for the former Is to In
dorse the rebellion, while to vote for
the latter rs to indofse the justice OF
its suppressiOn-Repu6ic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

ANorth Carolina paper says: 1.-THE
assertion that the Democracy ever
tried to destroy the Union is lie. "
Yet every rebel, from jeff Davis
down to the most Godforsaken negro
killer like the New6erntdn editor. was
Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Sheep have competitor as to profit
to the farmer; farmer gives his ex-
perience, by which it seems that he
made thirty per cent. profit, while he
made l70per cent. profit in six months
from his poultry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

An elk weighing 800 pounds was
brought into Kearney this morning,
with the largest pair of horns we ever
saw. The meat was sold for four cents
per pound, and the owner is asking
twenty dollars for the hoFns.-KeGy-
men Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Name one single good act of any
kind that the Democratic party has
performed in twenty-five years.
Senator Morton, July, 1876.
Senator Morton certainly wouTd
not expect any one to do an imposi-
bility.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

In October 1872, Indiana elected
Hendricks Governor by 1882 majori-
ty. In November-onem month after
ward. Grant carried the State by
nearly $4,000. Hayes and Wheeler
will carry the State by 10000 majori-
tv
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Jefferson Davis vouches for TNden.
He desires his election, and has writ
ten letter setting forth his hopes of
Tilden's election. Tilden will be
grateful for 1t strengthens him with
the "selid south. ."-RepIblicdH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

General Rufus King, formerly edf-
itor of the Milwaukee Sentinel, and
Minister to Rome in 1861, died in
New York on the 18th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The Republicans of Cass county
Nebraska have nominated 8. NJ
Chapman, Esq, for Senator, and J.
NJ. Beardsly, 8. A. Davis and T. NJ.
Babbitt for Representatives. A strong
ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

A flock of twelve hundred sheep ar
rived in this county last evening from
Illinois, the property of 8. w. Pow
ers. They Will he wintered on the
Loups, without other protection from
the winter storms than that afforded
in the canyons and bluffs of that part
of Buffalo county.-Kedrney Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The State of Illinois pays as much
internal revenue as ALI the sixteen
southern states, omitting Kentucky
and Missouri. and Cook county alone
pays ss much as all the southern stas-
es, omitting Kentucky. Missouri and
Virginia-SOuth Chicago Enterprise
and Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Name one single reform in doc
trine, law, or practice, that the Demo
cratic party has inaugurated and car
ried out since 1S40. ."-iSeHdtor Sherman
July, 1876.
That thing can't be "did"
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

A Kentucky gentleman's invoice of
twenty blood horses from England
arrived a few days ago. They were
all in good trim and bore the voyage
we'll.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

1t alluz does please a barefooted
man, with his hair shown out ov the
top Nv his hat, to howl about taxes,
ez IL carries noshun that he hez
suthin TO paw on.-NdsbY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The nation lives to-day because of
the wisdom and loyalty of the Repub-
licsn party. Ought not this fact call
to its support every true citizen of the
Republic?
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The firm of Frank Sturges & Co.,
metal and tin plate merchants, have
failed. Liabilities over $500, 900; as
sets comparatively Insignificant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The farmers in the vicinity of Wood
stock, VT, report the potatoe crop q
failure owing to the continued
drought.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Frank James, one of the Mortified
bank robbers was recently arrested
near Kansas City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The Republican party with It's
wand of progress touched the slave
auction block and 1t became school
house.-In9eTSOl.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Arkansas, at the recent State cleo
tion. went Democratic, as expected of
course, by a majority of %, ,992.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Stokes, the slayer of Fisk, will be
discharged from prison on the 2Sth
inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Tilden is hypocrite, q political
swindler. has long been a public plum
derer-C Cincinnati Enquirer,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

Here is little batch of interesting
bills. How do you fancy raising cat
tie and corn, farmers of the West, to
pay such claims as these:
By Mr.. Young. Of Tennessee: A bill
to pay Dudley Fraser S25, 400 for the
rent Of his shed and stOrehouSe, Occu-
pied 6y the United States army.
By Mfr. Bright, Of Tennessee: A bill
TO pay Thomas Hoard SIS. 900 for sup
plies taken by the United States army
from his plantation near the battle
grounds Of Stone River, Tenn.
By lfr. House, Of Tennessee: Il bill
to pay Davidson County, Tenn, $780,
4l6 for occupancy Of Court House Of
said county by United States troops.
By Mr.. Young, Of Tennessee: Il bill
to pay John T. Sratton S. ,236 for rent
Of shed occupied By UIaited States
troops.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Tilden's surroundiDgsaTe bad Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Attachment Notice.

ANaoNhEACAt 4NoAANCs
r. W. Sheldon, Before ]. @. Evan, J. =.
VS.. SOf Lafayette Precinct, Me-
Darwin Likens, maha County, Neb.
ON the 18th day OF September, A. d. 1876
~ said Justice issued an order Of attach :
ment In the above action for the sum OF
$3.50.
Grant, September 23d, 1876. -
I5w3 r. w. SHELDON
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Member of Congress,
FRANK WEIGH,
Of Madison County.
For Member OF Congress, (Contingent,)
THOMAS J. MAJORS,
OF Nemahs County.
For Governor.
SILAS CARRIER,
OF Webster County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
OTHMAN A. ABBOTT,
of Hall County.
For Secretary Of State,
BRUNO TZSCHUCK,
OF sarpy County.
For Auditor,
J. B. WESTON,
OF Gage County.
For Treasurer.
--- &c. MCBRIDE,
of Colfsx County.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
PROF. s. r. THOMPSON,
For Attorney General,
GEORGE II. ROBERTS,
Of Harlin County.
For Land Commissioner,
+. NJ. DAVIS,
OF Clay County.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE s. SMITH,
OF Cass County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For.stste--.senator,
GEORGE r. SHOOK.
For Representatives,
HENRY STEINMANN,
t. L. SCHICK,
w. F. WRIGHT.
For County Commissioner I'd District.
J. ID. STORM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Il. j. Henderson, of Tennessee, had a
timber patch" near one Of the Union
camps in that State. The soldiers cut
his trees do,On for fuel, and he estimates
that they took 1900 cords Of his 'Oood.
He sends an his bill, and charges sir
dollars a cord for green aOood. the SOL
diers having done their O,On cutting.
Here is his bill:
The United S1dfes 10 r. J. Henderson. Dr..
May /, 1866, to 2900 cords of wood.......sl7, 400
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

Should Tilden be elected, these are
claims the the solid South will demand
the Confederate Administration to
pay. Let loyal men vote with their
ewes open, and not be deceived.-Chi-
cdgo Enterprise and Times.
If the law making power of the
Government should ever fall into the
hands of the Democracy this vast
amount of Southern Claims would be
paid. Every body who reads is con-
vinced of this by the bills presented
last winter In Congress to pay every
conceivable kind of damage done by
the Union army
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

The returns In Indiana have all been
received. Williams majority is 5, 494.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

West Virginia has gone about H.
900, Democratic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
7,OOO,OO0,O 900 Confederate Claims.

make haste slowly" is good ad-
vice, especially in regurd to election
matters. Before voting for Tilden
and Hendricks our Democratic friends
will do well to count the cost-see if
it will pay in dollars and cents. The
majority.of the Democratic Senators
and Representatives are from the
South and dictate the party policy.
II Tilden be elected. the South will
rule Congress and Southern Claims
innumerable will be allowed. Math-
ew F. Maury, who. at the beginning
of the war, had charge of the Nation
al Observatory in Washington and
was one of the first Naval officers
to dessert his coIors and join
the rebels, has paid special at
tention to the subject of losses during
the war, and is mighty good autheri-
ty, on the Southern side, upon this
subject. In long letter to the Lon
don Morning Herald, Mr.. Maury es-
timated the Southern losses as follows:
II estimate the amount of pecunia-
losses incurred by the people of the
COnfederacy, in their late
attempt at Independence, to be not less
than $1,000. .000. 900 (seven thousand
millions of dollars viz:
By emancipation COO 600. 600
Expenses of the WARN 2,OOh, 1000
of private property l,OOO,OOO 900
Additional taxation imposed by
the victor for the payment OF
Federal War Debt, say $l00OO,UOO
per annum, equal TO intst on l,OOO,OOO.OOO
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
Indiana for Twenty Years.

1t is interesting TO all parties just
now to review the election results In
Indiana during the past twenty years.
They are as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19
THE ADVERTISER.
FOR PREs1DENTIAL-ELEcToRs.

SILAS A. STRICKLAND,
of Douglas.
AMASA COBB,
OF Lancaster.
ALEXANDER H. CONNOR,
of Buffalo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-10-19

For District Attorney,
GEORGE s. SMITH,
OF Cass County.
, 1876-09-30

aus Cairo mclbet, ooB Die englii6e &e-
9ieruns Dem 8ice- G0ni9 mit9etbeilt bot,
DAP lie oieielben Nuli6tcu, wie Die gcs
miI6ten s bundle, in Dem Garpi= Yrpr
5cB bat, namlid, DOB Der Nice G6nig
ni6t beredtigt 1T, Spesiul9ldubi9cr ter
uSoira" @ripatpcrm69en bes 8ice.&d=
niss) Oenielben S%eoin9unsen an untcr-
perieu, ,uel0e iih nur auf Die Snbaber
BON e9Dplii9en Bombs i'm M1ssmsinsn
bs5leben. Snfolse oieler Grtlaruns bat
Der Iice. GOni9 Die So. Goiben uno
&pnbert als @eitreter Der Nfticnin1ober
in England unb Trartrei6 na6 Cairo
einselaoen, I'M in Sc5us ouf bic ourd
oas urtbeil Der eemil6ten Sri6unale
notbpenoi9 Seluoroenen Mobre9eln Mn-
oronun9en ST %treffen. Nnmertnns Sn
Dem Garpi- Y'ro5eiic itellte elm 9emii6z
tss Sribunal sinen Ssldlasnabmebe-
fell scsen Die vOioro" 81 @unlten Der
@ldubiser aus, uno Der 9iec=&0ni9 iui=
belleste ii6 Der Ggefution bcs @eri6ts=
belebls nit @eipalt.)
, 1876-09-30
0nlan9i[de prpe[dea.

2imcoe, Norfolf= County, Ont,
80. Sept. Ser YruSeB 9esen @m. Mc-
Sap uno geni. @a0, lpel6e anseflost
waren, Ssrrn Sas. Sarris i'm Isbten
sunni in Der Ndbe ton Yoint Gopan sr>
moroet gu baben, wuroe gelfern beenoet.
DhGnp wuroe bes Moroes I'M erlien
@raoe i6ulois bsiuroen uno perurtbeilt,
ON 2. Nopsmber an Dem @alsen SIT iter=
ben. Sall wuroe uesen Sooi6lases 81
3 Sobren 3u9tbaus peruribellt. Sic
@ti6morenen empiablen bcioe Serbres
der Der @nooe oss @eridts.
New.Y 20. Sept. Sobn Sill
uno Sobn 6ullen, ipelhe in Map's 2on'
bling, M.=S., we9en Grmoroun9 oes6rn.
Geo. gbirlett Dor @sri9t itanoen. mur=
ben scitern oes Moroes i'm eriien @rooe
i6nlois befunoen. SiaaI 9apton, Elm
Wlitiduloiser, miro snnd3t pro5eliirt.
Yittsbur9, pu., %. Sept. Sn
&arns= gitp, 8ut!er= County, Yd., iuur-
oen geltsrn @bcno 8 Sduier al Der
MainfraBe Swiideit Den ~Stor=@ien-
perten" unb Dem Sdublaoen oes Srn.
Gam. Glbbs ourh 6suer serllDrt. Ser
8eriut betrdst unseIdbr $4,000.
gbarIe # o II, &C., 30. @eptbr.
Scr S6ooner rSobn @riffib", BON
Sapannab, Ga, na4 Ncu YOrt be-
itimmt, mnroe Dem Sampfer nSir9inia"
led uno BON Der Mann16aft p~erlaIlen
auf bober See ansetrofen uno in ben
bielisen Safen bu9iirt. Ser Gopitdn
unO Die @tanni@aft ocs Gabr5euses wur
ben BON S6ooner IS. 8. 8pman" aus
Bolton blerber 9ebra6t.
, 1876-09-30
Gnro. aUde na1ridtfn.

y5rldeuan. Der %cntlsstlaJ. yrano
bat lplcocr Elm neucs Opisr ssforoert, i'll.
Dem cine Olenltma9o. Die in Der Sdrs-
densnadt BON loS9sriienen Picrosn su
Sooen 9eluorlen worocn. al Den Sol.
gen oieier Ysrlcsuu9eE itarb. Nob
INNER 1T Der 9roBe Griimmsrbauien
nit Naud)uolfsn beoedt. uno iiberau,
100 man nit benz Nuir1umsn os$ Sbut.
tes be9innt, ihlasen Die. 6lammen pie.
Der empor. 9tah Der Jest beenoi9tcn
SdaBuns iiuo 221 @sbauoe abae.
b%raiat, Die nit 286 900 %. psrlibert
uaren, cine Summc, faum binrsi1eno,
uln bic un~9ebeursn Sduttmalfen meg.
5ufabren uuo neue 6uuoumente 81 lsgcn.
Inter bieien umltanoen lit es lebr ira9.
lid, lpie plele Der slb9ebrannten iiber.
baupt an eiacn WieOerauI6au oenfen
tonuen, oa Die unterltipuE9cn Don Nus
BEN III Slnlidt auf ben Veoari biS ieei
perihwlaoeno flsin lino. Sieau tommt,
oaB ale Strob' nno 0euuorratbe per.
brannt lino, Won auben uur wcnig
Tulter fir oas Steb ein9eitbr! miro. ia
SaB am @noe iammtliDe 9eiountcr4
%ltleun9en uermenoet meroen mltljen,
UNI oas Uieb bis 5ur nadltm Seusrnt.
Snrh5nbrM9en. SturS Die Sage 1T cInl
oer3metieltt.
Die @rbebun9cn Iber Die our1 boS
lests Sodwalisr e%utltanoeucu SAGoen
i'm osdtrfe 9ermersbelm lino nunmtbr
becnbet uao b"e3liiern elntn @iammt'
l1aoen BON IT,, 628 %. 0leuon treIs
fen aui @ermersbeim alelm 245 547
W. SIN u,brlSm iinO ole @ememOu
Sonbernbelm, p0rOt. eeImersbcim.
NsupfoH @Ortb, Sastnbad), Ylorg,
NeubIrs ano Berg, welde oil Dem VI,
lammtlhaosn participlren, UNI 10 mebr
~ bsoausrn, ais bis lest an cine Se,
ltelunS Der 6,locr fir 9srbtiutter,
rui9sn otr auf Die Nahs folsenoeu FRO.
dens, nldt ~ oentsm mar. @ins i'm
Ss5lrte anSultrebenoe Souette untsrbliet
aaf WunlA Der selAaoisteu @;mtinosm
relp oeren Vertrttsr, msll ole Qauo e.
me.noen lamrnt lnS ~ionoers uuter Dem
Druid Der Tsrbaltaliis gu leiOsn babeu.
Spsier. @abreao Der Dauer Be,
bislisen @sw.rbe. unb Snoultries4 Aus.
[ttluns (bis "a Septbr.) fiuOsn bier
foI9enos TcltllhteIten, unterbaltunaeu
&c. ltatt Yrsisi1ieBen Der S1iisen.
ssieQlhaft ; Seoanisier, Stiitun9sisl
6sS &rieSerpereins 0erbanoStag ser
otGliiihen @emerbsoereiue. pom Is bic
, 1876-09-30
Spbefer @ebraber,
(gtablirt 1s46.)
Apptbefer 1t. prp9uiitln,

gtc- l44, GGe 10. II. Matntr.
9fidmonb, SD.
Grlaaten fit bsu Greunten une benz Wa.
Yublifum i'm Mlasmeinen ibr erp6rs Eager,
meldes aus fplseneen Sshen tetcbt. an,u
bieten : 0rpaen. Mebisinr, Chem fallen, Mps
re- unb Goilet- M,tifel, @9pdmme, aurfe,
psrfumsrisn. SarbtcTe, 1arbe, Se G. 8enIsr
elaS. aitt etc. etc. etni6'ieBlid @Qcs, mas
in siasm anttn DrOsen. @sI9aft sswBbnli9 Al
babsu 1T.
Sie fubren s'eiGfans cine arcbs Muswabl
biatii9er Yr:earaiiOuen ais: Cores Wslatins,
9atsr's Gccra, perl' @,iBe, 80 n.S tGrft,
safsrmsbL Sasp. Gapipea, c%rnpenii te Mil9
etc. etc.
0anerstb's aarantirter @artcn@aamen, mo=
Scn Elm Sclles Enforcement Tets So.ratbis III.
Gpneentrirte 5rubt.s Gsncen, @romatiii.
rlilss giraffe BON iepsr Srrte, @cmiirse gum
@tnma6en.
Sernsr lsnfen fe he Mafmrrfiamfeit auf ibre
ielbltaema9ten yreperate, peIte eine 2O-i db=
ri9e ptobs %beranpen uno fir Wslde le earau.
tirsn tDnneH. mbe
, 1876-09-30
GsDpten.

G9Dpten.
sonSpn, 20, Sept, Cine 9cpslde
, 1876-09-30

RGS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NFWS,
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-09-30
Strict.

CONDO n. 80. Sept. Ser Stan
hnrb" bat Mo1ridten aug autbentiI ben
Guelen, bob Die M%ontene9riner nldt
pbne clue beosutsnoe ger9r0bsrun9 If
reg @ebietes g8ilsns linb, Srieom Si
idlieber.
Ser ruiiiide &onlul 81 geI9rao bat
anaeblid Dem General Sl6ernajtif nit.
gctbeilt, oab feline &elisnation Die grle.
higuns Der Mirren f0roern wiroe /;
Sf6crnaieIf ,ueisert ii4 ieoo3 SIT rell9'
niren.
Ser rui'iide&rieesminiiter berciit ben
&aufalus uno iulpi5irt Die rortlsen Sc
1tun9en.
Ser lerbiiNe ariessminiter it mad
8elsrob suriidsctebrt, obne su einem
ginperitdnonilie nit Sen. Si4ernoieIi
9e1on9t I'll lcin.
9ie YIorte miro am nd6Iten Sonn=
to9c lire MntlpOrt ouf bic 0r~icosnsuOrs
I6ld9e Der Mta1te 9eben.
Ser Correspondent Der nSimes" tele=
erapbirt aus Belsroo, BOB bic Nufre.
euns nod INNER iebr srrb bort 1T; Die
&ulien lino Der Mnli6t, baB Die Yiorte
Die Trieoenspori6ldse Der Md6te 5u-
riidpeifen iuirb; in bieiem Safe wiiroe
bas Sortoauern oes &rieges u%npermeib.
lid lein. 9ie lerbii@e 9tesierung uer=
balt fi6 paiiip in Der Srase gsirefIs
Der @rbebuna oes 0irlien Milan gu Der
&0ni9swii roe; cine eroBe Mebrbsit oes
8oltss perlanst jeSo@, ooB Der Shirt in
Selsrao fsicrli9 gum &0niss ousseruIea
ue,be. So0te oies selAeben, 70 'piiroen
eini9e Der ousndrtl9en &oniuln ,pobr-
ideinlid bon ibrsn 9t~esierunsen abbe-
rufen wsrben.
9ergSienerGorrelpouben Ser Simss"
leSt 9rpBes @elpibt auf Die diplomats
iAe Miilion bes @rafsn @upurp5i an
Den &aiier bon Ositrsid.
Die Na9ri9ten aus GonItantinppe!
iinb befrieoiseno. 9ie Yiorte 1T &c
ncist Die Tr,eoenspori9ldse Der Mld6ts
anSunebmen. uno perlangt MIR cine
MooififatIon Der S%coingunsen; ,psitere
gsrwidelunsen f0nueu jeoo6 nur ourA
cine prOmptc 9tnnabme Der 8orl1laoe
permieom weroen, uro Die Yiprtc lit au1
Die tritii6e Situation aufmsrtiam &C.
Wproen.
Ser Scrliner Gorrsiponocnt Der
,Simes" meloti, oab Der GSar ni9t gum
Str eye scnci9t III, isoo6 Der t,ic9eriiNen
Stimmuns ieines @OItss Ni6ts in ben
SSes ls9t. ucber Die SteQlms Osit=
rel1's bcrrlAt tein 3weiis!.
Sn Den leBea @sfedten trusen Die lsrs
bii9m Sruppen tDni9li6e @b5si6en.
Sle Slmpt-Mrmee bat Den GdrIten Wli.
Ian ebenfals gum &onise ausgcrufen.
Cine Oepei4e Der uOailp gfeus" uu
8elsrao beri9tet, oaB cine srobe S6lu6t
beporIebe. General 5iAernajsIt wurp,
bon Dem rullilAen &oniul aufgeforoert,
mad Belsrao Sa tommen, wsiserte lih
ieoo6, neil Die tiirtilde Stsauns auSu-
9reifen be lbli6ti9te.
Giner SpesiaIoepci6e oes .SailD Sc.
lesropb" aus Yelsrao sufolse bat pi.
enslil6e &eeisruns Der forbidden ibr
grltaunsn iiber bas @erbalten Serbiens
ausseoriidt, na9oem oas StBtere I'm Die
8ermittlunsgnslauo's naaseIu@t bate.
Us oerlautet, bab Die ruilii@e Yartei
feline ginmdnoe 9e9en Den AbihluB zines
lall9en @affenltiaitanoes erbebt.
G9Dpten.