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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-11
REPUBLICAN COUNT

st Springfield, Thursday. June ~, to choose dele
gates to st. Louis. Rock Island county is entitled
20 delegates.
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TERMS FOR 1876.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, One Year.. $4O
HARPER's WEEKLY, One YEAR,. 90
HARPER's BAZAAR, One Year,. 400
One copy Of either will be sent one year, POSTAGE
PREPAID by the publishers, to any subscriber in
the United States or Canada, on receipt of 81 90.
HARPER's MAGAZINE, HARPER's WEEKLY and HAIR.
PER's BAZAAR, for one year $40 90; or any two for
81 %; postage prepaid by the Publishers.
An Extra Copy of either the MAGAZINE, WEEKLY
or BAzAB will be sent gratis for every Club of FIVE
SUBsoRIBsRs at 81 10 each in one remittance: or
Six copies for SIC 20, without extra copy; postage
prepaid by the Publishers,
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REPuRLroAN CONGRESSIONAL.

at the court house, Thursday, May IS, TO nominate
county officers aud choose delegates to state con
vention
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EDITH LYLE.

JUST PUBLISHED A splendid new novel by Mrs
Mary j. Holmes. who's" other works ale read aud
rc-rCaa with deli htful intrrCst-euch Temps
ana sunshine, Lena Rivcrs." Edna Browning,
West Lawn" &C. Price $50.
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nRMnCRATIC State

at Springfield, Wednesday, May "a, to choose dele
gates to Cincinnati and nominate state officers anC
electors. Rock Island county IL entitled to dele
gates,
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Conventions.
IL NATIONAL INDEPENDENT

will be held at Indianapolis Wednesday, May II
Each state has delegates at large and from each
congressional district State and district delegates
were appointed at the state convention held at
Decatur, Feby 10.
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at TIE ARGUS OFFICE.
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Counting the Electoral Votes.

In the court house. Saturday, June II, to choose
county committee, and delegates to the state con-
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ITTERs.
A Remedy without a Rival
Maguire'S
Cundurango Bitters.

VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE EOR CALoMEL.
Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgative or
the bowels, relieving and curing all cOmpla ts
of the Liver, Blood, Kidneys. and Stomach. Read
the following testimonial from Il prominent New
ohice of Geo. H Sweets Texas New Yorker,"l
Nos. %, 30 and 81 Centre Street
New York City Sept. 8, 1874. J
Messrs & c. Mcguire, St. Louis Gents
Yours of the 3st ut, with case of one dozen Cund-
urango Liver and Blood Bitters came duly to hand.
crosby. l will try to put the medicine where it
viii do the most good" have given one bottle to
a friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn. both
himself and wife have taken it, and their testimony
is the same az mine first met with il in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned TO my home in Austin,
where have the Texas branch Office of my paper.
NV Houston bottle was used up, and l found
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for | went to every druggist in the place
and there some five, but each house told me
they intended to order the strength of my
concentration. Ere coming to New York was in
Galveston, and bought bottle of Robirds, an old
friend and good house. l had no idea then that
could not obtain it in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was used up. started TO find
mOre.and much surprised to find none altervsit-
ing fully dozen different establishments gave up
the search here and wrote to you, Now gents SO
good medicine as yours Is ought TO be placed at
the command of the whole world, 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family. As o remedy
in my own case have never met with its equal.
Ii squeeZes my liver better than Calomel, of which
have taken not a little. am hard worker and
constant thinker and consequently for the last ten
to twelve years my body has found il -icutt keep
up with my brain. There millions of American
people just like myself and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
peptic graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut off a part of the steam and Where they
You have the medicine aud you have great fortune
in it If you Will but let the world know it, In my
search after your Cundurango IN this market
found preparation of Quadrangle sold at 50 per
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
ike white. OF course did not buy it. This let
ter is only write to thankI You and to give you
my experience win cundurango Wishing you the
success you deservetham
Very Respectfully &c. Gxo. Il. Sw1a
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MASTA'S
PULOMNtC BALSAM

Issa speedy and certain remedy for Coughs, Ca
tarrh Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Influenza, Hopping Cough Aathms and the vari
Gus affections of the Lungs and Chest,
Thousands have been speedily aud efectually
cured by its timely while suffering with severe
colds, protracted coughs, and with various other
forms of LUNG DISEASE. 1t is prepared from
vegetable balsams and the medicinal properties of
roots al herbs, containing no minerals or poison
Gus drugs. 1t can be taken with perfect safety at
all times.
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ssDSYCHOMANCY OR SOUL CHARMING"
I How either sex may fascinate End gain the
love and affections OF any person they choose, in
stanty. This art all can possess free by mail, for
25 cents together v it'll Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, II nts TO Ladies' etc 1000 900 sold
queer book. Address r. WILLIAM & CO. Pub
fishers. Philadelphia.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

at st. Louis, Tuesday, June 81, Delegation SAL
as above.
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at Geneseo, wedues day, June :, to nominate cand
date for congress.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC,

at Cincinnati Wednesday June Is. Delegation same
above.
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Harper's Magazine.

The Magazine has never been surpassed
Daily Journal.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL!
Fronting on 4th, 5th, and WalnutSts,,
|. LOUIS INTERCHANGEABLE
LAvEILLE, WARNER & CO.. Propr's

The Southern Hotel is first class in all its appoint
ments. Its tables are at all times supplied in the
greatest abundance with all the dCiicacies the MAJ
kets afford. Its clerks and employees are all poll
and attentive TO The wants OF the guests tn,
Hotel.
There is an improved elevator leading from the
first floor to the upper one
Railroad and Steamboat Ticket Ofice, New
Stand and Western Union Telegraph Office in RoI
nnda Of the Hotel
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u Legal Blanks, of all kinds for sale at
THE ARGUS OFFICE,
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Harper'S Weekly.

The ablest and most powerful illustrated
periodical in this country Louisville
Courier. Journal.
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WORK AND MONEY, o. CHI ial PsS %s:9 5s

Home Guest. carries everything before H. Our pre-
miums beat the world. DON'T be idle IA day. Par
ticTiars sample of paper suprrbly illustrated
with chOrc No Rose Cross. 1Oc. j. LATHAM 4
co Az Washington street. Boston, Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-26
CHIMBERLaTN's yRIBUnArIONs.
His Abortivr Attempt To Govern n state shat
VIII Not Recognize Him.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 2l.-Chamborlain's bayo-
net government is being oAicl illy repud ted all
over the state. DR.. En-or, Superintendent II
the Asylum for Lunatiss, has addressed letter
to Speaker Wallace Of the Democratic House,
a'hlng aid for that institution Tho superin-
tendont. though hcret fore a Chamberlain Re
publican. has turned to the Hamilton govern
meut for support. Col parmelee, Superintsud-
ent Of the state Penitentary, who Is a Kepub-
lican and an eX-UniOn soldier, refused two days
acO to release two c1nyicts who have received
pardons signed by Cl mherl in. The convcts
have applied to circuit Judge Carpenter for a
writ Of hnbeas corpus. II i not known how he
viii decide. The county officials are DIVIDED N
the question Of allesi nee. In = uumhcr ot
counties thcv al support Hampton. The busi-
ness men II Charlie IN alsO support ~ HiWD-
ton.
The object n the adjournment sine die Of
Chamhsr rlain's hAyonet Le.islsture is found Ia
its fear that the De Gratis may ciutur' the
senate, and in the additional fact thtt % GOV
efnor has more power when the LEGISLATURE IL
not IN session. FGrfh' rmure. Chant erl tn
wishes 20 get his Legi.lature safe out Of the WY
before Grants troops are removed from the
State House.
The people here are confident ~ the ultimate
success OF Hampton. They Will not pay dol
lars X to Lhamberain's bayonet government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-26
ASTORIA,s NisKED RoBBERs.
The Victims Estimating the Amount Of their
Lous-NIr. Woods Gloves.
The triple robbery in Astoria on Frida

IN, trt,,Io rot,io,,. L.. A.,..,.. 80, Ir.:ao.,
N"o i'Pio iVOpo'J III As'oii" VII riiu"y
night Is sttll the topic in that place. No pOsi-
tive clue has vet been obtained Cant A. &
W., -, a.. 49,, :, -
Noous' OF the Long Island City Police, was
busy yesterday and on Sunday and has con-
ferred with the New York ana prool,ivn author
m, -, ,,,, - ~
"os. SpeC'a oncer hing had cnarVe OF the
handkerchief and three gloves found In the
boat No bInod ,vaa an auv Of ,ho,, os n, ars,
ro,or,., ,r, - W. ,, ~, 20 ~
'epoi'eu' ihey were ioentlned by FRED wood
as hts property. When robbed he had two
rloyes on tho righ. hand and ono 80, ,,,, ,,,
a., =, $50 "'"N "'" 'io y" '"' wv
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MIR. James Ilill Of 2ll North Fourth street
wnam'burgh, while hurrylnS last night from a liga
beer saloon to his residence with pitcher Of ale WA
assailed nv four members o. the North ffth -tres
gong After wre-ting the pi;chor from hts Rta y ant
urlnkihg the content thy struck and beat nim bS
cause hf would not r'-rNnd t1 thcir gt.tnss oi tht
e. fplimtnts or the erl-Nu N~ tlHN I4 beer OF
ncer Travis arrested Tom Poster. 20, WHOM orr, red
INTO the cell stii; " nis J. e duC 20, auf 1t VIM
look NJ Nuur nose we WAS dnihp YER favor 10 diint
ueI stuu, lut uu o. At wtt gentleman gcts fOr sct
ilg rignt wid such fellows as you"
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Mr.. Samuel Hannah Of " Market street causea
the arrest on Tuesday and Wednesday last Of Josept
q hurd ana John Boyd. charge Of attempting To-
blacknal him They represented themselves as inter
nal revenue officers AMI accused him Of manuficturlna
Illicit whiskcy, bat offered componul tue case II hs
would pav them. In scrimm gc which ensued. .Tp-
tcph lurke. Mr. Hauntu'a porter, attacked Boyd ana
het Mn unti IN arrival 90 Lulicc officer Both he
anu llutd we're lnilrd. GA SUNDAY evening, rs Burke
N0e drviu- Nr II tutu's slri.h To- the stable. he
htacked at Monroe md Markct streets by tour men,
and nid pr s'rrtc win cart rilg. lhn horse wlf
then start a. and, after knocNns Over lady, smashed
the sleigh IA his ur.e. Mr. Burke saws he can glvt
evidence 10 show 1t Boyd w. Ia the attacking pIrtS.
though &c had Lot tine to Distinguish hiu ia tne dArk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-26
NEW WORKERS on SKATES.
WHERE THE CHRIsTMiS DAY TUN
WAS 1T ITS JOLLfEST
One Hundred and Finy Thousand visitors to
the Central Park-AI the Public and Pri-
vutc Ponds Covered with Merry Skntcr-.


One Hundred and Finy Thousand visitors to
the Central Pnrk-AlI the Public and Pri-
Vntc Ponds Covered with Merry skaters.
Such "A Christmas for skaters rs yester-
day was has not been seen in New YJri for
many year. Every skating pond in the rarks
elittered with smooth ice, and rang VITA The
merry laughter Of the skaters. Central Park In
Its most gorgeous summer hues never attracted
a greater multitude Of pleasure seekers than
were on its snowy avenues and It's ice-covered
lake Yesterday. The park police estimated tho
number Of visitors Oh foot at neary 10000. OF
whom 10000, or more, were kitcrs. Then
about 1900 sleghs, the police say, entere1 ;he
park gates The day was perfect for skating.
No sun to blind the eyes, or to soften the stcely
surface Of the ice no wind to pierce through
warm wrapuings, or to Interfere with the nns
figures Of professional skaters no "cold wave"
to bite the ears aud noses Of the pie sure seek
ers. The temperature was just that for enjoy
able skating. Tho very atmosphere seemed
tuned to carry the most melodious sounds from
the jiusline bells and the ringing skates, and in-
hnttely to multiply and pfolOnx them.
Early IN tho morning boys and men and a few
GIRLS, with skates sluns over their backs, began
to wend their way to the Central Park lake,
where twenty acres OF beautiful, blue. crystal
line ice lay smooth "a mirror awaiting them.
Gradually the number increased. They arrived
by twos. by fours, by the dozen, In hocks. on
foot and in sleishs, Old ami young, rich and
poor, wrapped In furs. and shiyerng In their
cheap cloth. by o'clock L. N. the lake was al
most black with human beings, sliding. gliding
| cirrling, pirouettlns. backward and forward,
round and round twisting and turning about
| one another IN a wonderful maze Of motion. and
the whole moving field changing and shifting ITS
! colors like n view In a lsai ilOscour. The low.
wooded L. X
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The absence OF cheap eating houses near the
Battery has lei the Rcy. William Berkcmer and ina
Rav Key u the Lutheran Euigrlnt Association "a
estahl-n ON. III OnnHciion wfh the Euigfint HOUSE,
al 10 siate street SPACIOUS dining rooms Rgd hlt hen
hAN Nc"H pspN4 ln tlr h4nt uDA ia which . per-
sons cAn b a,C1iumo ilted, between and 3 every
at rnluu. lhr ulitrnt iura T. ten nt- out even
this trnr sum p demanded II the applicant Is dos
titutr aud NOrtuy OF assistance.
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ITE JEWS CHRfsTMAs.
Generously Rrcognizlug thcir Neighbots'
Day OF Fr~tivity.

1t is worthy Of note, rs marking another
point In the progress Of society tow ri COM
mon centre Of thought and custom, that a
largo number u the educated AMI refined Isra-
elites Of the city had their houses decorated
yesterday. Wi:h them, OF course there was no
religious slGuilc luce in the act 1t was merely a
quiet recognition Of the general f-ust
day. AMI in keeping with the conservative spirit
whicl always char ictoriZ's the cultivated
adhereuts Of the ancient fith. In many j cwi-h
fnlhes Yesterday a se.son of II riuus
llity pr, aeutS were tXc. .Iau.el, the Christm l-
turkey was disp1-el OF according To the
usual custom, and SO uprolrious wa- the fun iu
the evening that tho p.~-cr-hy woull never il,s
doubted that the mcrrl-mHhers we've Olt-Hid-
out Christians doing hclur To the dgy on which
the founder Of their i4ith WAS born INTO tie
world.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
plsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THk
SUNS REPORTERS.
Fire I'm an E-ta ablishmcut Running from
broadway Through to Mercer street n
POrters Careless Handling Of an A sh Box.

just at noon yesterday flames burst out OF tho
second ami third story windows at - Mercer street
nyestoiy brrs building whose rst and second stories
run through to BrrIlway number.lg III In the latter
street Tho alarm was sounded by the automatic t'lc-
graph In timers lI1te am the IRE department
soon on the spot. By this time the nrc bur stn9
out of the windows up &, Tho MN tory, and second
alarm givon. aud dozen streams ~ water d.
rcc'ed upon the nrc. Tho nrst story. from Broadway
TO Mercer street, with wing 10 Grand street. is Occu.
pied by Whitfield. Powers Co. dealers IN hosiery and
white goods A.&W W runway. dealers In straw
goods and feathers occupy the second story a'o from
street to street NJ Fisher goOls snl trimmings.
and G. T. Aldrich dealer in straw goods, occupy me
upper stories IN Mercer street. The nre was cNtin-
guished within h1lf an hour The damage to the build
Lg estimated at tsO00 and TO the Arms about t5ODD
Capt. Mcdonnell and Fire Marshal sheldon. after ln-
vesugatng the origin OF the fre came the opinou
mat the porter after taking the ashes out Of asovc.
put the box containing the still burning ashes aOus
aide thu casing Of the hOistway.
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CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK.
pHERE THE DAY WIS MOST PICTUR-
INOTE And ENJOIIBLE.

Seeing lNfflMntft VI Nhh .ftht itc NiA's
Tho Roman Catholics have pretty general
iy given up the holding of midnight masses at
Christmas lie owing t. the pos iOility that the
services may hc INTERRUPTED 10y carnival parues
making the spectacle their last resori Deioro
returning to their homes. Postponed ns II ~
until three or four o'clock IN tho morning., the
mass il icss likely to be u AIRED by unwolcome
attendance. al wa sailcrs that are not In bed by
that time being In the police stations. The
practice thus abandoned has, however, despite
lis drawbacks. be en- taken up bY the llGh Church
Epi.copaliaus whO follow In the wake of the
Roman Catholics IA close as the Nubric allows.
In all the kituastc churches, ,ycsterdey,services
were held ut midnight AMI IN every case thore
was large attendance. Owing to the length Of
HE ten o'clock ,sper service II was little past
twclve o'clock when, what DR.. Ever, Sunday
morning. had not scrupled to call the "midnsht
mass" was begun in the church OF st. lgnatiu.,
In West Fortieth street. THE auditorium was I'LL
cd to ovcrhoving. the majority of the attendants
ut the previous service remaining through the
lone two hours Of the mass" The interior
OF the edince was trimmed with rare
good taste. Gothic arches OF ever
gfeen aurmounted by a Roman cross In
Gilt. with the legend Christ ia born IN Bothle-
hOu" In Gilt and req letters, spaaned the front
Of the chancel. a. d great booths OF greon, like
pent houses, ovefhutg the doors. The sio W lis
were hung with evergreen arches and banners
Of white silk embroidered WITH gold each with
MI appropni ite legend. Tue altar WAS ablaze
with candlrs. and the imposing ceremonies
we're those Of the Church OF Rome rather than
those II tie Church u Eusl nd. In the cele-
pration Of tie Holy Eucharist, the chancel was
crowded for more ihun hdf ~ hour with the naf-
.icipauts those iuf whom there was 10 routl "a.
Ihe altar r.ll deyoa;S hneglnS uniil iheir tam
,ame. Ddrug the colt-Tdtloh tue cougreZt-
HOn khelt. AT the , 'inM"ui H. a WAler was
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Mr.. Iirrgh,n Mnrk.

VIM hahcY was hell 10y Justice HlNby yestor.
fl} ~ Snth session. Tor, Wlin mtpAt
rtld "tNinfe "tmil 'N.u; do." across hIs shOul-
dcIt, ho,..us 1t D. ito tUreIcgs.
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LAcoNiA y. II. Dec. %. Muuroc iIictrr, the
throat,
, 1876-10-02
Surfei.

Berlin, 80. Sept. Bic sNotionoi
3eiiuns" mcloet u@raf anorulip bu
BON Dem lerbilden @eldaftstrdser in
Micn cine ldrifilt6e Ssltati9uns per
langt, oab GiIrii Milon lih pplitlu wel'
9ere, Den &Oni9stitel onSunebmen. @tn.
Ssmoroif 1T BON Dem G5orsn on3cmic.
len morben, cine MISUNDERSTANDING Dol
Dem Giirlisn Mtlan in Stlgroo su for
bern"
2onbon, 80. Sept. Sic @us1ihtcr
1inb wisoes biijtercr, ols i; Die ein5lO,
Spifruns auf 6rieesn 1T Die @~nnobn',
Der Syieoensuprl6ld9e Der MtGGte ourd
Die Siirfsi. Sic %&rieaspartei in Ser
bien perlpottet oae Nnltren9un0en Der
Trieoenspnrlei uno erfldrt, boB Wtlnilier
81 tics Nihts tbun t0nnc, ou6er, III,
Stu LAMB fir gut finoe. unb oo6 Gublan
troB allen getbeuerunsen 81 Dem @ey ct
t5eiIe ll.r ben Gries lei.
, 1876-10-02
&ranne.

Gircitnn. On. 80. Sept. 9rei
feline b6l5erre @obnbauier uno eitl
Mo9dsih, in weltem iid Sdrte i'm @er
tie bon $4,000 + fonben, nurocn am
9onner1tag Nbeno bur9 6cuer s%erit0rt.
0ie Sdutc paren tHcilmeiie, Die Gcbdu=
be gar nid}t uerlidert.
) q, e. s., 80. Sept. Sie
WalNinenperfltatte Der Serren Slatbcr
& 81. al GrpWnltr. brnnnten 9eiteru
Nbeno .ob. @erlult $4,000, @eri@e=
rWuo $4,000.
8rpuioence, 81. S. s., 80. Cop.
Die Sdeune res 9rn. Gborlc5 NortD=
rup in 2incoln t%rannte 9eitern neb1t Sn=
bolt ab. Gli5a Goop, nit welder Nortbs
rup i'm Slrcltc lag. purbe wegen Srano
lti'tunQ pcrbaiict nno 9eltano ibr Ser-
breben elm.
@lbnnp, q. g., 80. Sept. Sic
r@lnuerspiaer Orgel- 6obrit" su @lo-
pcrspillc ipuroe 9eltcrn einecaIdert. Ser
@erlult bctrdst $4,000 uno 1T tbeis-
wciie burd @elfWerun9 9coedt.
Sron g.. g.. 80. Sept. Sn 2an-
%iineburg, q. g., erelgnetcn Ii6 omDlitt
nod Mbeno orei Stdnpe, iDelbe ldmMt-
lit our6 yronoiilItnna entltanoen. 2
u~nbcpobnte Sauler uno cine S@cune
wuroen ein9cdlAcrt. 0as cine DER Sou
ier seborte Dem @rn. 8. 3. gqiott, ous
anoere Dem 9rn. Yine uno Die S6euhe
oem Srn. &,bter. Sr. Yiue uno oclieu
Snbn lino auf @crooNt bin, oos Tcuer
dn9cle9t gu babcn, per4aftet worren.
Spleoo, Obio. 80. Septbr. Sic
Wllturn Wu9enfdprlt wurOe 9citern
}iocno elm GauO Der .6Iommen. llebtr
|lU00 fntl9e IND bolbIcrtISe Mager
rnotn serllDrt. 0cr Nerlut tetrdgI
na6e or 100000; one Wc>ihernao un-
efd1r 5000 900. $50 9erlonen sero=
len aliber geIhdFti9ung. Wsan per-
nutbet. boB bas Seuer our9 Selblttnt=
Siinbun9 enlltuno.
Gin anberer Scri6t i6abt DEN 0erlult
cnt $4,000 biz 100000 uno Die Ser
llhsrun9 auf $4,000.
gblcaso. 80. Seut. Sic Wii6le
Der $50. 5bomlon & Wlliams suSanes
boro', 9Slsc., brannte 9eitern ao. Ser
lult $4,000.
, 1876-10-02
GutopaiGde nabribten.

gsonn, Die nDcutid)e gteids'3et
luns" ldrsibt in clgeasr A%ngclcgenbet ;
OaS ge9en unlcru 3icoaitear 0rn. Gar
ocu aclpro1ene llrtbeIl laulet wegen
8Ietolgung Oe8 Eat!orS 0IIebraho III
Slb lot auf IA Gage @ci6ngnlb. Ger
Strurtptlltt wu0 4ppea auwtloea.
Oa nad) 9elautem urtbcIISs Sprud) 0s.
@barocu Ill beltt9 / Brlie ieule Nuih.
ten iiber otc iDm CUR suIt 9elegte Ee-
IduIoiAnn9 ou5oriidte (Ojen Souner 3tJ."
INrelbtiib,r oleleu Iultrltt: p0dyn aui=
9ere9t bOrte oer 4ngct,agte 0aS urlbeti
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sur Grotfiiui Der staottatiou 9eOeu.
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mo eln onoersS aH 20 potlsooerl
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