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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

MIR. Ezekial, the sculptor, has finished
his colossal statue of "Religious Liber-
tty," the gift OF the Jewish people of the
United States to the national govern
ment-the substantial representation of
the gratitude they feel tor the religious
freedom they enjoy here.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11
Now is the Golden Opportunity

For families to avail themselves this early in the grand cheap
sale of the finest Dry Goods stock in Lexington. Such gen.
would not now were it not on account of the late long con-
tinued warm weather.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

CaIlfornla Is, Tor WOMEN, the mod
ern Utopia, n judge of San Francisco
having decided that, under the laws
of that state, a wife has full and ex-
elusive control over her own proper
ty, aud is competent to execute mort
cages or transfer OF real or personal
property held in her own right. In
the words of the decision, the laws
of the state are ''intended to make
the wife entirely free from the hus-
bands care and guardianship, and
NOR free aud independent in >,all
things than the husband himself.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

A plot to steal the remains of President Lincoln
from the monument at Oak Ridge cemetery, at
Springfield, ILL.,, was discovered last Friday.
The object of the scoundreIs, 1t appears, in at
tempting to steal the remains was to hold them
for ransom. The detectives are hard at work to
hunt up the guilty parties.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

As SOC as cold weather comes, our
advice to farmers having fat hogs, is to
sell while sound and healthy. That the
hog influenza is everywhere to be found,
is admitted. By holding on to hogs
they may be attacked by the disease,
and the whole herd lost. Avoid the
risk, by getting the money for them.
Hogs do not gain much after the cold
weather sets in; and rain and snow and
freezing weather may be expected now
at any time.-[Colman's Rural. e. e
The Florida orange crop for the pres
ent season is %, ZOO 900, worth on an
average at the groves $l5 per thousand,
making $375, 900. 1t is estimated that
there are now not less than 5000 acres
Of young trees from four to six years
old from the bud, some bearing as many
as 100 oranges the past fruit season.
For the next five years it is believed the
crop will gradually increase from the
growth of trees to 100000, 900, yielding
a product of 81, $50, 900, or about one
seventh of the product of Palermo.
Every young man in the Sioux nation
carries IA pocket mirror, either of glass
backed with quicksilver or of some
shining metal but an Indian maid is not
permitted to look at a reflection of her
face, yer in the brook, for this is the
masculine privilege. Almost every
thing the Sioux brave owns is "wakan,"
or sacred; but nothing that the squaw
possesses is so esteemed.
In Corpus Christi, Texas, a Mexican
makes his living by peddling live meat
from door to door through the. city.
Young kids are driven in a flock and
sold to customers at their doors for the
moderate sum of 371 cents each.
An old resident of Midway, Mass,
was sent to the poorhouse the other
week, on the same day that his son laid
the foundation of a fine house for his
own use in the most ~aristocratic part of
the village.
Twenty thousand dollars will be the
cost of n piece in The display of fire
works at Delhi, upon the occasion of the
proclamation Of Queen Victoria as
Empress of India"
The trade in horses between England
and Canada is rapidly increasing and
promisest to become OF great importance.
They are found precisely of the stamp
desired for useful purposes. ...t..@
Two hundred and sixty-one miles of
new railway We're opened in India in
1879, making the total length of COM
pleted lines 6,497 miles. of which 1876
miles are of the 5 feet 6 inch gauge.
Four hundred thousand pounds of
mustard seed were harvested during the
summer in the Salinas Valley of Cali
%tornia, where Chinese farmers make the
cultivation OF mustard their sole pur-
suit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

Much curiosity is felt and no little interest is
elected just now in the movement of the Jews
towards the possession and occupancy of Pales-
tine. The confusion of the eastern countries,
at this conjecture, involves, it is thought by
wise men, the speedy ulhllment of certain
prophecies. These days are full of momentous
interest
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11
J.. r. NEWBOLD'S
Tailoring Establishment

UPSTAIRS, over McCausland & Bedford,s
u store. Suits made to order. Coats, Pants,
and Vests cut to fit. Repairing and Mending
done on short notice. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Twenty years. experience
In Lexington should be a sufficient guarantee
of comn.foncv Ocfl4m3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11
DON'T FORGET
That you can Procure
RIIRL IIhED NINEGl AID


For less Money Der Gallon than you Pay
oct2s-tf
Election day passed off quietly. There
were two or three slight disturbances, which
were soon forgotten. Considering the ex-
element, and the number of people on the
street, the wonder is that there were not
more disturbances.
The steamer Fanny Lewis passed up Tues
day morning. She went to Wellington, took
on a large lot Of freight, and returned to
st. Louis. As the river Is so low, there is
not much probability of there being any
more boats this season.
If any of the Hayes men do not think
Tilden is elected let them call onUncle Zach.
Mitchell, who will bet them anything from
one dollar up to ten thousand on our Uncle
Samuel. Uncle Zach. says that talk is cheap
but that money buys land. Trot up gentle
men aud back your opinions.
A fight occurred in front of the court
house, on Tuesday evening. between white
boy and a black one. The black got the
worst Of it, but neither was hurt much, as
they were soon separated. A large crowd
witnessed the fight, and for Il few minutes
1t looked as If there was going to be a gen.
eral row.
Ernest Mayer, son of IL. May err, of Con-
cOrdis, met with d fatal accident on Wed
nesday, November 1st. He was driyin. a
team attached TO a corn-sheller, and was
walking close be hind the beam, when the
rope broke by which the horses were hitched
to the beam. and 1t flew back, striking him
in the stomach. He died in u few hours
after.
VIM. Kramer won the first.prIZe at Il shoot
ing match, at Wurrenton. one day last week.
A difficulty occurred ut Powell's restau-
rant Tuesday night, between Dave Smith and
Wm. Powell, In which MIR. Powell was cut
three times with u pocket knife. The wounds
are not dangerous, as they were at first fear
ed to be. We understand that Smith was
drinking and unthoughtedly said something
which brought on the fight, as there had
been no bad feeling between them previ-
ously.
About fifteen couples of our young people
met at Hsrmouia Hall on Thursday evening
last, and engaged until a late hour in .'tip-
ping the light fantastic toe" This was by
far the most pleasant dance of the season,
the floor being waXed and In fine condition
and the music good. Among the ladies
present we noticed Miss Smallwood, of New
Orleans; Miss Patterson, of ct. Joe, and the
Misses Burbridge, OF Dover, all of whom
are visiting friends in this city.
The Georgia Ministries exhibited at Hal
mOnia Hall last night. They were greeted
with the most thoroughly packed house that
we have ever seen in Lexington, and their
performance pleased the audience extremely
especially the small boys in the rear of the
room, who fairly screamed with delight
when some peculiarly strong negroism was
brought out by the negro performers. As a
unique representatio ion of plantation negro
melodies and characters, by negroes, the
Georgias are worthy of being patroniZed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11
Glorious News. New York Demo
cratic.

The Missouri Publishing Company have
been meeting with good success. Lsfsy-
cite county will have an illustrated Atlas
Map and History equal to any in the state,
and indeed there is no reason why she
should not excel all others. Thu lithogrsph
work will be pushed to completion as soon
as possible. Messrs. S. c. James, j. C..
Moore and l.. Il. Blair Will arrange with all
parties wishing to have a fine view OF their
residences. business places, farm and stock
views. Saline county "has about seventy
five representations in this department.
and certainly Lafayette, one of the Oldest
and wealthiest counties In the state, will be
amply illustrated.
The space allowed to this work is limited.
only three pages to the congressional town
ship. and will be soon filled by our leading
ing business men anu armers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11

A "Once beautiful woman.'' and "reigning
BELIEF of Brooklyn drinks nearly five quarts Of
laudanum every month, and constantly smokes
the strongest tobacco In the worst smelling of
old pipes, SO that she is now "a prematurely
aged hag." She began by taking opium.
During a thunder storm a gentleman takes n
hack down the Champs Elysees towards the
Faubourg st. Germain. He notices that at every
flash OF lightning his driver piously makes the
sign of the cross, and says. 81 observe that you
cross yourself; you do well.'' ''Oh, yes, it is
always we'll where there are SO many trees, but
once we get into the streets, l don't care a
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-11
CITY AND COUNTRY,

dcCAUSLAND i BEDFORD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
9oraleertd,te aus gsaG0tneto,.

2S blngton, 4. 2tuguit. - 9ie @iz
leumaaren 6trma GOmnion & Comp. Der'
miBte ieit clntger 3elt belnabe tG9lidD @aaren
aus tbrem yaoen in ytr. 636, Bennl1lpanias
IpenIe, uno Der YadtrGger, gtamens Borter,
murbe 9leid) InfGn9S i'm Ser6adte 9ebalten,
Der 0teb 81 ietH. 9te 9ngelegcnbeit mur6e
ihlteblif ben @ebeimpoliSiiten @oOme8 uno
Wiiller iibertrHgeu, pelGe mad elmer llnterlu.
dung ben 8er6Ghtigten i'll 0oit nabmen uuS
oenietben benz Yoli5eigeridt iberlieIerten.
Seloens uno iOuttge Guenmaaren I'M gSertbe
bon iiber $500, pelfe aus oem 2a0eu enta
lpenoct moroeu iuaren, tuuroeu BON ben Sc
beimpplSlftcn 3uriiderIou9t. Der Augetlagte
murOe in Grmangeluug Oon $500 girgi6ait
in'S @eidn9niB aeittdt.
- Sbas. y. BHibGm, eln @runoeigens
tbunlS.Vtatler, beIen Siireau IT'D in Dem
St. @louO- @ebduoe bCfinoet, murOe beute
auf Antlo9e oeS Drn. &beobore S. 9atdJcly
5000 uuter falldleu Sormdnoen BON ibm ere
balten 3u babcn, Oerbaitet uuo Der @rnnoz
Surp iiberruleien. Die Siir9i9ait murOe aui
$1,000 feit9eItelt.
- Ote gta9barifaft Swii6en So mS D
uno 10. unb ID. StraBe tulro elt eini9er
3sit b6uiig Don 9ieben bcingeiud)t. Ser
Su Der gSobnun9 oes torn. Auotrien, an 81,
Sniden Der u. unO IS. StraBe 9ebGri9e
Soiraum muroe in rcrl esten Dtittpo1s-
gtdd)t Tim Iac8, mas 81 UerDsrtben mar, be-
raubt. Sn Der leeten gtadt itatteten bic
9iebe benz SOIraume eiEeu abermali9en 8es
iu6 ab, mo raubtcn einen Dtarttforb uno
ueridlieOene auOere @e9enfduOe. Son ou
aus beguben lie iid3 mad Der 2BebnuHJ Oes
0rn. &b08. E. SaniOrO on Der 13. StruBe,
| itablen ied8 6iibner uno cine Gunntltdt
Sleoun9sltiide unO eHtfiObeu Oaun OnrA bic
Softbire. 8ei'm ndd)iien 8eiude miro oen
9ieben einc werme 5ewiltommnung 81 &bell
perbem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
&almore, W0o. samaag ben 5. Muguf 1875.

Sanes Al beI6impfeu. llnb mir unteritiiben
Siloen bauptidd)li6 besbalb, neil er ben
Wutb uno bic &rait betpielen bat, nit ben
1ffentliaen 9ieben Den Sampf auf3uncbmen
unb Neiorm obne Inieben Ser 8erion enrdls
snIeseu. gBas Sas Bei6impfen oieieS Wlar=
mes betrifft, 10 pirb es ibm ridt baS Dtinbeite
ihaben, unb mir rufen getroit ben republifas
nii9en 8ldttern su: Sdimpft nnr luitig tpei=
teri"
Gr Souperneur @uitau G0rner
iprid)t auf @runo ansgebebntsfter Seobad)-
tuns unb 8efanntidaft feline lleberSeugung
babin aus: yMinoeitens brei Siertel Der
heutihen Stimmgeber in SainoiS, auberbalh
Goof @onntp, tuerben fit Stlben ftimmen." ="
Sn @billico tb e, Ohio, erbdn9te ltd] Die
perarmte @ittme @nna Saas.
Die y&Glniide 3eitrn9" miSmet Dem per'
blidenen 9iAter 6 arl Simro d fol9en.
ben Nadruf:
Limb fpieber sebt i'm SoIf Die Slage
lin einen beimgegan9'nen WdHu,
Der nteoeritieg pom ionn'gen Gage
CUR Ratt, 6a gtiemau6 utrfeH tanu,
lin ibn, Der bis sur Iesten Stunoe
@enirtt 9efuoben uub seid,afft:
Hun sin9 er ploblidl uus 5u @rnroe,
Der Gob bat tim btunes9erafft.
Stun liest Der eieoermuno aei6loiIen,
gcn Berfe rubt bic fleis'ge 9anb;
IS truuert UNI Den Gaugs9enoiien
Sas 9anSe oeutiGe Saterlant;
8enu ales, mas er uns 9eaeben,
SIT oeutid1 BON Mrt, @ehGIt unb 3on;
gr mar i'm 9idten, iDie i'm 2e6eni
Ses bentiben Soltes ehter sohu."
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nus ocr @ltnoeSDnaptifnSt.

gS | } N 9 t o II, 4. Nu9uIl. - Der
ebemaIige Sergcaut=at~ 2lrmS Oes &eprdien.
tantenbauie8, Sr. SrowaD, iiberianOte geitern
0ru. 9loUer, benz Soriiber oeS y0teal @itate
YOol"- -&omite'8, einen Brief, i'll wetdem or
I'M Gin balom1gttGite8 Yerb6r ua6iudte, Oa
er jeOen Sag ieit bem 2I. Sui gu Oieiem
a3pede bier anueienO gepeien unO ieet 9eu6
t5tgt iei, ole Staot 81 Derlafen. DaS 9eiud
muroe berpilligt, mo Sr. Sr0waD OepOnirtc
beute au8iiibrliAe AuSiageu, in tpeldcn CT
iid) auf Die gegeu tbu oorgebr0dtcn Sel4uIs
oiQunQen Ill redltfertiqen iud)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
TnubffuMutc.

Die Gltern uno 8eripanotcn taubifummer Snaer,
Die in Der staot pobnen, tonuea ieoe urtbi9e Ius<
fauft in gSus auf Die gISieGnns t1rer atnoer i'm
NarhIamoer sSnitttnte fur ote Gtsiehnng Der
balfen, meun ie iia an 9Sn.. U. 2sarrn, gtr. 16,
geeomDhraBe, sessuiiber Dem gohamts, wenben.
Der unterriht miro ON q. Septenber os. S. Dies
oer begonuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
Sas Gomite ilber 8anflueIett un0
Gnnrant cmpfieblt oen 0Stoer'


Us q btu9to II, d. 9lugult. - Oa8 Co.
mite iiber 8anfUeien uuo &ouraut eutidie0
beute nit Shmmen gegeu a, cine Blll eilIe
sureid)en, lueld)e ben 9StSerruf Der 5ielump.
tlonstfauitl anorouet. 9ieie 4ttion puroe
Ourd) etnen Q3e1el ec8 Sotum8 0rS 0rH.
@lbion bemtrtt, meld)er Oorger nit ben 9te-
publtfanern gegen ben gSiberruf itimmte. 0r.
5ubbeQ, (6ep.) aus Utldtgan entbielt iid
ocS StimmPns, ertldrt leOOd, oaB CT IN
Observation-Disclosures fir QHioerrui ltimmeu
ruiro. Die Qblttmmung mar, ME folgt: Sir
gGiOcrrul 90. GOr, Bague, GOo5e, Gtbion,
Soapmoub uuo 8urdaro; oage3en op. 2Slte,
Somuienb, &aion uuo Games.
Der Bortlant Der Sili, Uelde oaS @omite
uoricgeu miro, lit iOlgeuOer: yySel e8 ser
orbnet II. /. no., oab ole 9teumptionstlauie
oeS Bara9rapbeu oes am IA. 5anuar 1875
beitdtt1ten @eiebe8 fir Die WteOerauiuabme
Ger SNrtgeloSahlung, Welde Slauiei folgen=
SanIar 1879 iou Der SefrttGr Oe8 Gd)as.
ioeldje I'M Biireau oe8 9ilisihGtmeiterS Der
Sereinigteu Staaten i'll Der Staot Jtem. 9Orf,
in Summen bon nidt peniger alS $50 Sur
ginl0iung eiHlaufen, III NtinSen Der Serets
ni9teu Staaten elnI6ien," biermtt mtoerrufen
III. az - 9aS &Omlte lit 0urdl ELI p1hreno
bieier Situng angenomnlene5 Announcement
gu ben 8egeln autOrliirt, ielnen Serldlt 81
jerer .3eit nOrSule9en.
9aS Sdluls@4menoe emettt.
gSa binSton 4. Au9uit. - lOa8 Sus
I'll, Goutite oeS 9teprGentantenbauie bes
id)loB beute, folgenbe Plenarreiolution einSu.
reiden: sci e8 beid)loNeu Ourd Den Senat
uno oQS 9teprGientanteubou Der 8ereinigten
Staaten II. /. H., 6aB 9taAftcbenoes ben uer<
id)iebenen Staaten Der llniou ais Elm Amenz
oement III Der @onltitutiau Oor9eflagen
piro, ndnlidl: 9lrtitel 16. Sein Staat iol
Elm @eieb annebmen, III SeSug auf Die @in'
fiibrung irgeuo einer GeigtOn, OOer melde8
Die freie Qn8iibung irgeno elner Reli9iou
uerbietet, uno fein @elo, ineldeS 6ur6 Be
iteuerung in irgeuo einem Staate fir ole lln.
terfiibung Der 0fientlt9en SAulen, ODER aus
ben ShultonoS, ooer our9 Sertaaf BON 81
fentliden Gdnoereien erIan9t wuroe, loQ le=
malS inter Der GontrOle ir9en6 elmer reii9tGs
len Sette ODER Denomination lieben; ierner
ioa fein @elo, melhes fir 06noereien, neld)e
5u S1ulSweden perruilltgt rpurben, erbalten
nurbe, ruter religi0ie Seften ooer 9enomiz
uationeu uertbellt meroeu."
Der 8clblMarft+
" 10 ortt 4. Au9uF. - Geio leldlt
gu 2. sSehiel ru5ig 5u 4.884. @OlO
| idloB gu 112-1125. 8unbes, ObligatiOHeu
| idlOfeu fan unb itetig; 81er Coupons
1909; 65er 116; ueue l174; Ger 1199; 68er
1213; nene Suufer 1172; 10.40er Coupons
119. Iftten iG)loHen lebhait uao fteti9; R.s
| D.@entral 1054; @rie 1873; 2afe Sbore 53& /;
| SG8. Central so; Bittsbnrg 95; gortbs
Beitern 80; YriOr. 69a; 0tOdsSslanS 1851
llnteriAaeamtS SilanS; Sob S1,747,.
1877; @our9nt $29r709,298,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
Gernttfd1te telc9rapDtTd)c
ScheSff1ctt

= Capt. StanntOn pom SngeEieur. Corps,
tpef6er Dor Sturgeon Don Chicago nod Sort
2aramie auibraf, 1T Obue llnfaIl OaieIbit ans
getommen.
- Die 9ditsen Der @ropins Ontario,
Canada, tGben in SOrontO ein gSettdieBen
abgebalteu I'M cine S1iiBeunlauni6aft sur
Betbeiligung an Dem BreiSi4eBcn 3n &reeO.
mo or auS5uludbleu. 0ie NuSabl Der gemadla
ten SreIier NOR etne Iebr qroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
SrdnOe.

9Oit o II, A. augut. - Sn benz @ranits
9ebduOe gtr. 282-287, 9aoonibireitraBe,
brad bcute 0tor9en eiu 6euer aus. 0a8
@ebGnoe unO Der i'll oemielben beftubltdle
@aarenUOrratb Der 9D. SEQ. 6roIt & So.
muroe im &etrage bon $4,000 bei6doi9t.
Der Serluit it OOlIitdnOt9 Ourf) SerT1erung
geocdt.
Yitt8burg, 4. Qugult. SIN ben 8al,~
werteu Der S0. 2lnbinb & Mc&ut6eon in
Der 5. 9Saro Don Nue9banp .Gitp brad bcute
ytaAmittag Seucr ans, meldes eineuS6aOen
BON $4,000 anrthtete. Ser SerIuit 1T our1
Seriid)erung Qe0eCtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05

(Beri1te Der
-Nfocirteu Brtiie" fir ben r@orreipoubsntea."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
SuDa.

9aOanna, 4. gluguit.-9ie 9tegiernng
bat Oa8 9etret erneuert, nel6es beiiimmt,
baB Yro3cnt bon Oen @ebalten iGmmtlidcr
@iolbeamteu ab1USicben uuo Dem Sbatamte
Su G5utcSu idrciben iino. Sin Srte9sgeridt
bat Oas @igentbum gewiiier Steuerbetrii0cr
Dem Staate DcrfaGen ertlGrt. Die 0fe9icrlina
bat ciu 0efrct erlaiien, mel6es baS llrtbeil
Oc5 Srtc9Sgeridt8 gcnebmigt unO oaS @igen4
tbum oeS &auimannc8 Dttquel Queiaoa uuo
Oa8 oe5 glbmlniitrutOrS. SaiIirerS uuS llbz
idlQkGrS NeS 9Olamts III @arbennS cnnfi8,irt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05
NsnIifiidlcA.

8Oiton, 4. 2luguf. = Sn Der nadIten
ISOLDE miro ein nit 1900 lluteritrtften oer4
iebenCr Srief UerGfientlidt wcroen, III meldlem
@enerul Butler aufgeforbert wiro, ais @on-
grcB @ancioat fir Den 9iitrift BON 9oweQ,
Wtaii., auf;utrctclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-05

(Sultt0,1WtI) Hugt 9t9qPtuBe'
c>emoeu! ,emoen! S,emoen!
i Nau sete su 6. 9r. Srelano in VI r. 85,
0orb.S .Somarb frat Bs, rno faufeietn $f.25s
Sembe en-eseueS Tabriiat-oon gSamiuta=a aat'
tun uuo feinem siunen; auf Yefteluns gu osmielbsn
Yreie. CShnuo,ouaeD
or. Robertfom. Wr. 19, Sho.gutaDf ftr Be
Otsbanoelt ipe,iea ollie ardntbeiten Der nrin Sr<
game, orsantide Sbipddbe. neroDie Sd,pdbe. nor=
setttses Alter uub aue gteroentranfbetsn, uel6e
pom iusenbli&en lnteionuenBeiten berrihrsu. Ritz
lib entlauoeue Srautbeiten it,nel fnrirt. Serreu,
ipele iid Dr. u. annertrauen, fonnen fid peribers
balteu, bab iie wifenidaitldb nno auirbtts bebanz
belt peroen. Diireauitunben: S-f2 lbr Ufgs., 2
ubrglatm. uno 6-9 lbr Ibos. (Sebr21, ,12DaeD
8atemte tperoen fiis Trfsnoer ertutrst.
grft nat grlausuns oes Yatents peroen @ebhbz
rem tereduet. y. s, & -. z. Sowaro,
Rr. 18, Secoubfra6e, Der Yoft sessniiber.
(Sebr2, ,12Oate) 3pets@9iireau in gBaibuston, 9.@.
0lafd,e fir Serren in So pro Uionat; miro sebolt
~ uno ubseliefest; Alies miro ieparat nno NIT
Der Sano gepaihen in Der Enterprise Laundry OH
Der @de Der @as= nno ssrontItr. (SuIii4,1Np
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MmS Central. ttmo Sno- Amcrtfa.


y IL III q, 90. Sull.- Die lett Qangeu
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Yor eiuiaen Sabrsu pnroe bic gntosduns semadt,
bas 3dbue itmerslos mitteift aupenbuns bon eatz
aas, meItes ben Tatiepten bewustlos madbte, aus.
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berbare Gutbeduns oes 3eitalters muBte nod erparz
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Wab ia9relansen iebr Observation-Disclosures unc
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Arst, cine Nietbobe entbedt, 3dbne iGmerslos uno
phme benz Natiemtem Die 8eitnMutt9 81 rauben,
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nab beler Wletbobe tiir3lib cine erbeblide Mnsabl
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niae Ninuten 3eit. Bir fennen eine Dame, tpeIter
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gtaaten beluden Baltimore. um biees pobltbuen=
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9eatsdbe @er. ct. Datent alsemtas.

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buns Fetenoe arbeit erbdlt piiuftlibe 8eiorsune
(aus.7, ,tUtf)
Yolitiid5e 9anner.
9eptfen, Bortraits, ID 4 ben &C.,
tunituoa gemldt uno genalt pon
9. q. Gbaie & Comp,
gir. 1873, gB, ft=SaltimoreitraBe.
guftrdse per goit merben piinttIib ausssiIbrt.
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