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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01
NOTICE..

ME Pew owners of the new Congregational
L Church in Bradford. VT, are hereby mott
fed to meet at the old Congregational Church
on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF July. at O'Clock
P. NJ, for the following purpose viz:
LIST To hear the report of the building CON-
mittee of said Church and TO see what course
they will take TO raise money to pay the bal
ance that may be due the committee for build
ing said Church.
I'd. To transact any other business that
may properly come before them.
By order OF the Executive Committee.
J.B. w. PRICHARD Sec.
Bradford, June &C. 1876.
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PETERS HOUSEHOLD MELODIES, No.
10, contains songs by banks, Webster,
Hays and Stewart. $500 per year; %
cents single numbers. j. l.. Peters, S43
Broadway, N. Y.
THE July number of Demorests
Monthly and Mirror Of Fashion is unusu-
ally attractive even for this popular Ia
dies magazine. One of the features of
Demorest's is tull sized pattern Of some
garment with complete description. The
subscription price with chrome is only
$500. w. Jennings Demorest, New
York, Publisher.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for July is fill
ed from cover to cover with matter of
interest to the ladies. 1t is characterize
ed by chromos, illustrations. steel engrav
ings and colored plates. 1t contains stO-
ries by celebrated writers, full desclip-
tons of the fashions for summer, valua-
BILE hints to the ladies and large amount
of miscellaneous reading. The Publish
er offers great inducements to clubs. l..
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
The little folks will gladly welcome
the July number of the Nursery. Like
its predecessor, it is bright and CHEEKY,
full of nice stories and verses and SPLEEN
did pictures. 1t is always wholesome,
and without being obtrusively moral,
CONVEYS lessons Of obedience and good
behavior which are much more accept
able in the form of stories than as dry
precepts. We know of no publication
which so effectively serves its purpose
as this little Magazine for Youngest
Readers"
THE July number opens the third vol
ume of Wide AaUake with grand Cen
tennial story by Sara j. Prichard. 1.-The
Only Woman in Town" was an actor in
the memorable fight at Concord, and it
is her due that she should be honored, if
only with this late laurel. With this
number open the new serials, "Nan, the
New-Fashioned Girl" by Mrs. S. c. Hal
lowell, and "Good-for-N Nothing Polly"
bv Ella Farnham. Both, lavishly illus
trated, promise to never slip back into
the old, beaten paths of the usual story
tellers. Celia Thaxter furnishes full
page poem, 1.-The Sad Little Singer"
There are three excellent short stories.
d. Lothrop & Co., Boston.
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ORANGE COUNTY COURT.

Hon. II. II. POWERS, Presiding Judge
Hon. CHESTER DICKEY, associate
Hon. JOHN A. TENNEY, Judges.
l.. G. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
S. X. BERRY, Sheriff.
N. l.. BoYDEN, States attorney.
A. S. AUSTIN, Deputy Clerk.
j. II. MIMMs, Reporter.
The June term of this court commenc.
ed on Tuesday, June 9th. AT the open
ing of the court prayer was offered by
Rev. f. E. Herrick, after which proclaim
alton was made by the sheriff.
The list of Grand and Petit Jurors
were then called as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
Cyrus Stearns, Bradford; w. G. Hol :
Brookfield; j. B. Locke, Corinth; Ste
phen Vincent, and Philander Robbins,
Chelsea; William Child, Fairlee; A. B.
White, Newbury; r. p. Camp, Orange
H. c. Brown, Strafford; II. L. Smith
Thetford; j. P. Tabor, Topsham; w. l..
Proctor, Tunbridge; d. NJ. Richardson,
Vershire John F, Perkins, Washington
ii. c. Hutchinson, West Fairlee; J. M
Palmer, Williamstown; l.. S. Wheeler,
Randolph.
PETIT JURORS.
Geo. w. Farr, Bradford; w. Howard,
Braintree; j. w. Parmenter, F. O. AL
len, Brookleld; G. N. Andrews, S. II.
Bennett, Chelsea; NJ E. Rugg, Philan-
der Staples, Fairlee; Geo. Swasey, o. b.
Rogers, Newbury; L. G. Camp, Peter
M. Dickey, Orange; C. d. Osgood, John
Waite, Randolph; d. S. Brarett, John
Preston, Stanford, c. NJ. Emerson, Thet-
ford; o. A. Dodge, Topsham; Orvis
Tracy, N. II. Austin, Tunbridge; l. p
Morey l.. D. Paine, Vershire N. H. Cas-
well, ID. G.. Blake, Washington A. NJ.
Child, j. F. Eastman, West Fairlee;
John Adams, j. ii. Jeffard, Williams
town; l. II, Virgins, Corinth.
The first case for trial was Francis A. Wal
lace and wife as. George w. Sampson. This
was an action of trespass for an assault upon
the person of Ruth Wallace. the wife of Fran
els A. The plaintiff, Mrs. Wallace claimed
that George III. Sampson, defendant on a GER
tain day. while at work on plaintiffs farm.
entered the kitchen put his arms around her
neck and kissed her, and would have made
further advances had not she resisted. The
defendant introduced considerable evidence
tending to show friendly state of feeling be-
tween the plaintiff and himself until he caus ed
suit to be brought against her for words Sian
lerous to the defendant that she (plaintiff)
had spoken in regard to the subject mat ter
Of this suit. The case resulted in disagree
nent of the jury. K. NJ. Harvey and c. W.
Clarke for the plaintiff II. Farnham and d.
A. Rogers for the defendant.
Ira Melendy as. Town of Bradford.-Plain-
tiff claims that while travelling over road in
the town of Bradford, with one horse and an
express wagon. one of the wheels came in
violent contact with stump which had slid
down from the bank to the Travelled part of
he highway, the result being that he was
hurled with great force a distance of thirty
,wo feet, whereby he claims to have sustained
'uch severe injuries to his spine as to result
n permanent paralysis of the lower extremi- |
lies. Plaintiff claims $4,000 damages. The |
ury after being out all night reported that |
hey could not agree, and were discharged. j.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the
Hair from falling out or turning
gray. renews its growth, and gives
strength and vigor 1t is delight.
fully periumcd, and makes splen-
did dressing. 1t is the cheapest aud
most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro.
duced. Used by the elite. Price
only 80 cents If
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Gov. TILDEN was nominated for
President, on Wednesday by the
Democrats assembled at st. Louis.
On the first ballot he lacked SO votes
of two-thirds; but on the second
ballot he received 53S votes in to-
tai of 1877.
A dispatch received at the OPIN-
ION Office at 3 P. NJ, Thursday, says
that Hendricks was nominated for
Vice President.
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Moses Rings Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, SIS. : In Probate Court
held a. CerInth, in SAID District on the
18th day of june A. d. 1876,
Maj. II. NJ. Fill Administrator of the estate
of Moses Ring late of Topsham in
said Dist. deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance. and
makes application for decree of distribut-
ion and partition of the estate of said dccea-
scd
Whercupon, it is ordered by said Court,
that said account and said application be re-
ferred to a ses sion thereof to be held at the
Probate Court in said Corinth on the
Tuesday of Aug. A. d. 1876 for hearing and
decision thereon:
And it is further ordered, that notice hereof
be given to all persons interested, by publ
cation of the same three weeks successfully
i'll the Bradford Opinion newspaper pub
lishcd at Bradford previous to said time APP
pointed for hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, ie
any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed. aud such assignment made.
BY the Court-Attest,
6w3 ALVAH BEAN. Register.
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County Republican Nominations.
Especial dispath to the OrINIoN.]

The Republicans of Orange County
met in mass convention at Chelsea, to
nominate county officers, on Thursday
j. w. Rowell was chosen chairman, and
j. C. Stearns of Bradford; r. T. Dubois,
of Randolph; A. S. Austin OF Chelsea,
Secretaries. The following nominations
were made:
For Senator's: E. p. George, of Fair
lee; John Lynde Of Williamstown.
For Judges: Harvey Dodge, Thet-
ford; l.. M. Upham, Brookfield.
Judge Of Probate: John A. Tenney,
of Corinth.
Sheriff: John Bailey, Jr., Newbury.
States attorney: d. A, Rogers, OF
NeWbury.
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PROGRAMME:
THE OID=-THE NEW

L
Our Second Century--the two ages com
pared. A glorious and brilliant Pageant. A
spectacle never to be repeated. A living NOV
ing Panorama of Historic and COntcmpora-
neous Curiosties.
Fired by the spirit of l776, the X. X. KS OF
st, Johnsbury, will celebrate the Centennial
Fourth with exercises both spectacular and
literary, and all to be included in Process
sion marching in the following order:
list. Marshal and his Deputies.
Cd. Squad of Police to clear the streets,
Sd. The BOss(ton) Band consisting of 20
unique pieces of pnre gold.
4th. Town Representatives, from whom
may be expected appropriate remarks relative
to the progress of the different towns in Gale
donna County
5th. The orator of the day, whose argu-
ment will convince the most sceptcal A
waiter will be in attendance to assists the sew
eral speakers in mounting upon and aliShting
from the rostrum.
9th. Martial Music, such as stirs men to the
SoLEs,
18th. Carriages to represent those in which
the Patriarchs rode as well rs those of moi
ern style.
Sth. Citizens clothed in the habiliments of
l77G and 1876.
9th. A fitting and solemn p ersouation of
Mrs. Darlington and Ike.
10th. Freedmans Bureau. This depart
ment will be so simplified that he who runs
may read and understand.
lth Flanders Pump, whose power to throw
1856 3-inch streams of crystal water over the
highest church spire. will be satisfactorily
demonstrated.
18th. Closely followed, by reason of the
deluge, will come Noah's Ark, fac-simile of
the original now stored in the Vatican.
18th. Spirit of l776 ana 1876 in miniature.
lith. Dog Band, embracing ten members,
talking erect and playing familiar airs.
18th. Choral Union, composed of several
distinct and separate trained voices
10th General procession embracing sever
Al hundred strong, exclusive of women and
children
Eth. Editorial staff.
The Burlesque Procession will pass down
Main street to the depot on arrival of the
morning trains, then through the principal
streets,
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"A big stock of kid gloves, hois-
cry, neckties, and everything else
in fancy goods at Mrs. G. H. Cnrtis'.
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"A splendid assortment Of kid
gloves, hosiery, hankerchiefs, col
lars, ruches, finally anything you
want in fancy goods, you can al
ways find at Mrs. g. S. Stevens.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Hot weather has come and the
place to buy fans is at Warden's.
He has just received a new lot.
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a Card.

Having disposed Of my millinery
goods | shall be with Mrs G. S. Stevens
this season, where | shall be happy to
see my old friends and patrons.
Mrs. G.. r. ANDROSS.
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INNINGs.-l . 3 4 7 .
NORMAL. S-7-D-ll-2-l--3-l
CHELSEA 2-0-0-0-0-0-0--0--
Alexander Dunnett of the Normal b. B G.,
Umpire.
Bates Nichols, scorer for Normals. NJ. Hatch
for Chelscas.
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CHELSEA,

match game of ball was played On the
Chelsea grounds, between the Chelscas of
this village and the Normals of Randolph on
the 18th inst resulting in u victory for the
Normals. The score stands as iollows
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l will desist, hoping that good health
and prosperity will attend all the
people of Bradford.
am yours respectfully,
A, A, UOTY.
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--Parasols at Mrs. g. ii. Curtis.
"A good stock of fans can be
found at Mrs. g. Fl. Curtis.
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Ladies, follow the crowd and
you will find yourselves in Mrs. 9.
II. Curtis millinery store.
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that the trains are so fast that they
can't possibly get off. A sweet
crowd to "reform' the government.
PIETRO.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

The place to buy fishing tackle
is at Warden's.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Another lot of those nice fans
lust received at Mrs. G. S. Stevens,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

SEVERAL interesting communications
crowded out of this issue will appear
next week.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Fresh fish and Holsters at Cur
tis'
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Perforated card board ut OpIN
ION Stationery Store.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-01

Don't start for the Centennial until
you go to Warden's and buy new tray
cling bag.
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They are genuine colored people, under the
Leadership of Andrew Sheppard, thirty yeal s
e. Lee, at Arlington, Va, emancipated by
Abraham Lincon's great Proclamation Of
Freedom. These Singers make no pretentions
musical abilities, they being unable to read
or write. Alfhaving been Slaves they give
the truest and best representation of Slave
Life on the Old Plantation.
~ Solemn. Sacred Songs of the Old Plan
tation, which for Melody and Harmony are
unsurpassed.
Organized by REV. FATHER HAWLEY.
City Missionary, in Hartford Ct. for over 90
years.
ADMISSION. lis, %. 35 and 50 CENTS.
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and there was again no CHOICE
Gen. Grout of Barton spoke for Mr.. Fair
banks as a compromise candidate. lie was
first suggested last evening without his know
edge.
James NJ. Slade, Middlebury, withdrew Mr..
Dewey's name.
L. w. Parker of Bennington, said that coun-
ty would unite on Fairbanks.
A. f. Leavenworth of Randolph advocated
Mead as the peoples and farmers candidate.
Hon. II. w. Clark of Brattleboro' Withdrew
Estey's name in favor of Fairbanks, amid
great cheering, in which the President, Judge
Poland. joined.
Mr.. Mason of Richmond moved to withdraw
Gov. Peck's name. Grin Gambell of Bradford
seconded Fairbanks.
A motion was made to nominate him by ac-
but it was decided to be ont OF or
der, there being still two candidates in nomi-
nation.
Mr.. Leavenworth withdrew the nomination
of Mead, and Hon. Horace Fairbanks of st.
Johusbury was then nominated by acclama
ton. Great Cheering)
W. 6. Neasey of Rutland from the delega-
ton from that county, nominated Col. Red
field Proctor of Rutland for LieutenantGov
crnor, which was made by reclamation.
Hon. John A. Page of Montpelier was nomi-
mated for State Treasurer. Jocob Esty of Brat
Charles +. lIoughton of Bennington,
for Presidential Electors at large,
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"A LARGE TENT,

OF MAINE,
Who turned the fortunes of the day at Little
Round Top. at Gettysburg, and the General
who received Lees surrender of the Rebel
Army at the close of the war.
Previous to the Grafton. the Grand Chorus
will sing the Celebrated Centennial Hymn,
words by Whittier, music by j. X. Paine:
Our fathers God from out whose hand
The Centuries fall like grains of sand,
We meet to day, united. free,
And loyal to our land and Thee,
To thank thee for the era done,
And thank thee for the opening one.
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AT 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
G. IL AND co nee II Il
MRS. S. NJ CARTER, of Boston, Soprano.
r.. RYDER, of Boston, Conductor.

and GRAND CHORUS.
Chorus will sing "Airs of all Nations" and
the celebrated Anvil Chorus" with anvil and
cannon accompaniment and ringing of bells.
The admission to Concert has been put at
the low price of 25 cents. Full particulars
hereafter.
At9P. NJ illumination of streets and bull
dings. 1t il designed to have this Feast of
Lanterns" and 500 lanterns OF various de-
sims, MANY of them entirely new. have been
engaged A large number of Roman Candles
will be Displayed at various points. At the
close of the illumination there will be a grand
nisnIav of
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Grand Procession at 1 p. NJ,
partm-nts, Changers. Coz mental Guard in
the uniform of one hundred years ago--Del-
egates from all towns in the County, with
Banners, and costumes of "ye olden time"
Various Designs on Wheels. Washington
crossing he Delaware, Valley Forge Taking
of Fort Ticondcroga, State Shield, and many
other designs st Johns Baptiste and ST.
Patriot Societies. Cavalcade, Ladies' Soric
ties Trades and Manufactures IN active ope-
ration. showing the way it was done II hum
bred years ago, and the present time.
The procession will march through the
principal streets to
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CALIFORNIAN COUNTY
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION !! !
JULY 4, 1926,
St. Johnsbury, vt.

ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Firing of cannon and ringing of bells at sun
rise, noon and sunset.
Open Air Concert by the Band at 8 A. NJ.
in which will be introduced National Airs of
all Nations.
Buresque Procession at $50 Am.
, 1876-07-20
Cefreid.

n, 10. Snli. Na9ti1ten aus
aSien mslben, oab oos ssItrrn borssfaIs
lene grbteben mSonon=3bole pon pals
Eau in 9aiern bis nod prebbur9 IN un-
ourn peripIrt muros.
Ser GtpB mo6te ll@ IN 9Slttlns
Gen i'll @Dbmen, G@c'cton IN Neahren,
8uomeis, 3rsbib0 unb anoeren noroIlh
ueleoenen Orten bemerfll0, wdbreno er
i'm eiioen bis sesen Socnbera &ino
rers uno Su Den noril9en @lpen per-
ipiirt mmoe.
Die bcftisie eri9Htterun9 Fano 3
@6Hbbs ltutt, w%oicIblt Srei SloBs, 10
6etanben lang anboltenh, 1tattfanoen.
Sn g8ien ,purocr Die mdnoe pleler
Sdu}er gelpoIten uno cine 9rpBt Mn5aDl
G9ornlteine Filr5ten ein- SIZE Sona''
trot BON ibrem rebtsn ufer 5nrlld uno
iibsrIAmemmte bos ense9en9eleste init
elmer sil5lgen un9shenrsn Wtle.
, 1876-07-20
9nlan0il6s Dfpe(Nen.

9 amoriscotto, Mte., IS. Suli
g8iliom 8ofer eltront 9sitern in be'
Nd6c bon Go9ccomb belm 9ooen.
Be1lows.6o11s, ST., 1e, Suii
SEQ. Sobion begging 9eitern IaGmittag
Selbfmoro our@ griAiebcn.
SoIton, Is. Suli. Sennp Mears
ein GienltmQo4en i'll Dem &ofbauls Nr
l25, MalnpraBe, @borlestopn, mar &C.
tern oomlt bsl9dftl9t, oas 3immer eines
Der aoitsdnscr III Sronuns gu brlngen
Gin tleines Wabden ergrif einen Den
&otydneer 9eb0rlgenGsuoluer uno briid
tie oenjslben, in Der Meinune, hoB Ell
niebt eelaoen lei, ouf Srdulein Wleor.
ab. Ser S@ub 9in9 Ios, uno t0otsi'
bic l1n9liidllbc auf Der Stells.
Buffalo, u. g.. IS. Su[i. Gin
lCbten Sonnta9 Nobmitta9 wutoe So
mucl @et tier aus 9ambnrgb pon @Ielnen
SAipager, Sboo. $. Snlteo, mdbreni
id Seloe in Den Wdlpern in Der I'm
sebur9 BON 6ambnr9b onf Der So9o be
fanocn, 5ufali9 sel6olen nnb sefabrlId
permunbet.
Mew Oort, 10. Suli. 5erseon
Sos. Wie@ppern puroe geitcrn BON s.
Sing, welden er wegen 9ieblto6Is eine1
ubr perbaItet bate, 9tlto0en uno t0ot.
ll6 perpunoet.
81. Soicpb GatpfOro, IS Sabre alt
crlbpb Nbcnb in Der 8pbnuns Itint'
Sticfpa,crs, 9r. Mm. Mooo, Nr. Sc
Siib=Neunte Strobs, in Wlaiamsttr!
DOR ben @elouerlsssnbejten ~anseseten
Gincinnati, 10. Suli. Ser Sc
lammte wcltli1e She'll oes Staothen'
Gemospiue a n Der nG.niudier Central.
balm" qins s~eltcrn in JlamLen ouT. 81
T~cue1strunlt lit UsrmutbllA bas Wtr
,peier Strplde, Numens Glurf I'M
5tspbens, welNc I4on offers 9eornb
batten, Den Ylay obsubrennen. 0s
gerluit lit beoeuteno.
, 1876-07-20

o9oiIp Nems" fo9t, man 9iebt bier gu,
ooB, ,pcnn &umdnien Die Note, mic on
9e9eben ooroen, mirfli6 iibcrrei9t bat,
Der Grie9 unpcrmeiDli9 1T.
&iuna go16o, Der Gommi1dr in gul
gorien 1T augc,uislsn, ale brett poer
5tart an Der &cbeaion Setbeiligten gu
cntlofeH.
paris, 10. Suli. &undnien boi
ben@roBmd0teu Elm Girfular ibcrlh'dt,
in ,pel6em &c Die an9ebli6c Wobilmo=
dung leiner Mrmee III Nttsos. itelt, uno
bebouptet, bob nur Elm f(tiner Sbell oer
&eleruen sa Den @aTcn 9crufsn paroen
lit, I'M bos Obicrpatienscorps, wtl@es
Die @rerscn be,uo6t, gu perItdrfsn.
, 1876-07-20
TIrfei.

% len, 10. Snli. Gerbien ihidt oos
itb.e %Nufsebot lsiner Geicrpeu, $4,000
Mann itarf, in hos Sclo.
2onbon 10. Snli. 9iev Stonbaro"
melost. BOP 5000 espptii9e Solrotcn
pon SoIoni9i nn1 Der Grpnte obmar"
i6irt iino. 5000 goitas iino ebenfols
BON bort oufsebrp6sn. &umdniem mo4t
iniolse Der @%orltellur9cn Der @rpbmd9=
ts MIR 10000 Wiann mobil.
Berlin, 10. Suli. Sic hicIi9e vNot.
3ts." pe,DHenilI4t einen 8rIef beg uu=
9arllden Gen. Glablo, in meI9cn Der.
ielbe c,fldrt, CT 9ebe nod &o~nltontino-
pei, ni6t, I'm isinen Ginflub gu @uniten
Der SnterclIen llngorns 9eltenb 81 ma
den. Ser Brief bsb0uptst, ooB in Ye-
tsrsbur9 gnirersunsen gemu6t weroen,
nm &umdnieu su bslue9en. ii4 Der lla=
poniihn gonfDoeration anSulhIleBen,
unO fubrt rie @efabrsn an, wel3e I'm
aar'n bur1 Die 0iloun9 elmer iolder
CONFEDERATION eniIteben wiiroen.
Gonbpn. 19. Suli. 9ie Yiorte tat
sessn Die S6tiebuns bes Safsns bon
Glsf protelt sin9eIe9t.
Cine 0cpeihe OH ben telegraph"
aus g%onfaniinopel iast ooB Sr. %,
Barring. Der Swcite Sstreidr Den britt.
f@sn @sianbti6oft, anscwieIen 1T, BIZ
@reueltbatcr i'll 8ulsarien 5u u~ntsriu-
den. Sic BerIinsr 0spel9e on bis
, 1876-07-20
Gnros a,(hs uaAtiAtsn.

Gfrmers6etm. Der gSaHcrnono bm
9isr cine 9obe crreid)t, suic felt f"AnI5la
Sabren nlht. Der M~beinpe9cl 5ei9tc
AMI Is. $40 Wster bier 5,ntimeter
mehr ais im Sabreu 1852 uno 20 mchr
ais i'm Sabr 1872. 4n III brercu Stel
leu Oroptsu ourh ihaopafte scruosocn,
O0mme @inbriid}e uno trog Der bOdl.
flea Inltrensun9 Der bieli9en Sarysrs
l6aft 1T Die @tiabr bis isst niAt b.:
ieiti9t. Cine pl0slid)e rapioe Nbnabme
oes WalerS bat etluas Seit ~uersonnl,
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ba'Oe Stunoe poa bler eutfernte Cor
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waren ole 0emartun ,en pOn Jtbeius.
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belm 9dn5llD iibtrld)Demmt. Gm Sou
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9enos yriide mItgenommen. Oas Sod
1T Gpep:r 9c9eHiibtr auT baol1Wel
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ptonleren felt 9elnaDI worOeu.
Straseurg. Die iArcdlid)e Sotb
Fut9 osS GgeinS bat bier OaS Suicryli.
AL Ocn politlidlm WaDlsn btbais g.
usuerun9 Osr 1e5irtataJe fat sona Der.
pran9t. Sir ben 8c8irt lntsreilal
linO nnnmebr Die lammt.i9cn MeulpaD,
len Der Wit9lieber ocs Sejutata9es be-
fauut. 5n oeu beioen SaHionsn Well'
lenburg uno W6rtb 1T I'M e%ritsrsn os,
ausl6eloenbc 8crtretcr, I'M lestercn ell
asucr in Der Hrlou Oe5 Baron @bar.
peutier 3u Walbnrs sewablt morocn.
SO treten I'M @lu3en oeei lei Wtl:slie'
Der i'll ocn Se5irfsta9; fir ben 2aAotS,
anSj1uB bat feline 9seupabl ltatt5ufin.
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BcsirteS lucrocn Den $50 Der Ereue nus
~,pelSerlih lellten uno c5 rnterllegt fcia
nem .3weiiel, baB oieielben Aoolltduoie
| ani eem Eooeu Der oouenbetcn Chat
laden itebsu, Sn 0otbrin3en uno in
1 saheraiah tnhen ANA au@ meiiteniagit:
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