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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-10
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

.)Iu'e una Eemale Help UaUtca ana
TH1WiShe0,
For All Kinds of employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-10

Apply to w. T.. =. wlIITMAN, GRANITE
HALL BLOCK. Market Square, Augusta, between
the hours of 10 and II A. NJ. and and 2. NJ.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-05-10
NONRESIDENT Taxes

NONRESIDENT taxe- in the city of Augusta
~ in the county of Kennebec. for the year
1875. The following list Of taxes on real es
tate of nonresident owners, in the city CT
Auiusta, for the year 1875, in bills commit.
ted to J s. Turner. Collector of said CITY, on the
9Th day of July, 1873, has been returned by hin
to me as remaining unpaid on the 7th day of A pril
1876, BY his certificate of that date, and now remain
and interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury of said CITY within eighteen months from
the date of the commitment of said bills so much
OF the real estate taxed will be sufficient to pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without further notice, be sold at pub
lie auction at my oce i'll Grant Block in SAID cty
of August, ON Friday, the tyelith day of January
La /. ut > n'niock in [ ne afternoon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
A NEW INVENTION.
LEGAL.

NOTICE.-The undersigned has been ap.
IN pointed ana has qualified as Assignee ct
Edward SHERMAN, importer Of cheese, &C., No.
All Vine street. Creditors will present theis
claims to RANK BRUNER,
de2-3ts Assignee, No. 439 Main street.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
Court Cuttings.

James A. DeVou against Ii. T. Diehl.
This case came up on the demurrer OF
the defendant. The action as brought
to recover damages for libel. Demurrer
overruled.
j. S. Brown and others against Knolte
g. Kastner and others. THIS was an ac-
ton to recover for the conversion Of four
thousand railroad ties. Judgment
against the defendants tor the amount OF
the conversion, $353.
John Hayes against the City. An ac-
ton 10 recover $406 tor ramming Gutter
street. The city claimed that the bid
for macadamizing covered the Item OF
ramming, and also that the item had
been paid. The plaintiff demurred. De-
murrer overruled.
Cassimer Lohrer was arralgned before
Commissioner Hooper, charged with re-
failing liquor at No. 703 Main street,
without having paid the special tax.
The case was continued until next Mon
day, on $500 bail.
In the case of NJ. A. Sparks against
Lizzie Manley, verdict was rendered
for defendant for $175.
EX-parte Michael Kraus. This was an
application for discharge from custody
Of The Sheriff by habeas corpus. The ap-
plication was dismissed.
The case Of the Commissioners of Lick.
ing County, Oaio, against the Germania
and other insurance companies for Sl0,.
0C0 insurance on the Courthouse al
Newark, Ohio, destroyed by fire, is be.
ing argued in the United States Court.
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in any place, to catch, kill or injure, or
to pursue with such intent any quail or
prairie chicken, until the 18th of NoVem-
ber, 1877, and it shall be unlawful to
catch, Kill or injure any quail or Virginia
partridge after the expiration of said
time, between the first dav Of January
and the first day of November; or any
wild turkey between the fifteenth day Of
January and the first dav OF November,
iuclusive; or any mtfl d grouse, or
pheasant, or blue-wnged teal, between
the first day of January and the first
day of September; or amy Mallard, or
wood duck, or other wild duck at any
time between the first day of April anil
the first day OF September; or at any
time before the first day OF January, and
the fourth day OF July, to catch, Kill or
lrjure any woodcock."
The full text of the game laws of the
State can be found in vol. IL, page lat,
of the laws OF 1874, and vol. 70, pages 1l9
and 2l6 OF the laws OF 1916.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
The Gas Ordinance Postponed

The Gas Ordinance Postponed.
Following is record in brief of the
principal business done in the Council
Board last night:
An ordinance to assess a special tax
on the property holders Oh Dorsey street
between Sycamore and Locust, was
passed.
An ordinance changing the names OF
Colerain Pike and Freeman street to
Colerain avenue and Freeman avenue,
went to their final passage under sus-
pension OF the rules.
Tue ordinances from the Board OF AL
dermen TO appropriate 81 900 20 for grad
ing and improving GlenWay avenue, and
81 900 for repairing broken sewers and
the Fifth-street Wharf, were read a Sec
oud time. The rules were then suspended
and the ordinances passed.
The special order for 4 O'Clock was
called up [the new gas contract ordi-
nance). and President Fitzgerald said
he was partly instrumental in calling
the special meeting at which the John
V. Lewis q Co.'s railroad track matter
came up, and because it happened that
this new gas contract was on the calen-
dar, he hau been accused Of having that
matter 90 to its second reading and then
having it hurriedly passed. He hoped
the Council would diSappoint those who
expected the ordinance to come up; it
would bear scrutiny, and there was no
necessity Of passing it now. That Coun-
Gil might not be misrepres sented in the
matter, he moved to postpone the ordi-
nance to the next meeting. The ordi-
nance was postponed.
MIR. Robinson introduced a resolution
instructing the City Solicitor to draw up
an ordinance giving any gas company
the right to lay mains in the streets un-
der necessary restrictions, which was
passed.
The sum of $500 was appropriated to
the Board OF Safety for it to complete its
labOrs.
The ordinance to improve Summit
street from Mcmillan street to KEN
per's south line, Mas passed.
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G. H. Miller as "Hamlet" at Robin
Bon's Opera-house tonight.
The Railroad Meeting will be held
Sunday afternoon at half-past 2 O'Clock
at the Y. NJ. q. A. Hall.
Next Monday evening the Harmonic
Society will give cOncsrl at Me!odeon
Hall to their associate members.
A fair is in progress at Doddsworth's
Building, in the Twenty itth Ward, for
the benefit Of st. Philips Z. Il. Church
The Bible Glass, taught by Rev. Dr..
West, will meet at quarter past O'Clock
sunday afternoon, at The Y. NJ. c. A,
Hall.
The proposed Sabbath-school meetn <
next Tuesday evening will be held in
81. PauPs Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Seventh and Smith streets.
This evening the Rev. MIR. White will
address the Y, NJ. e. A. meeting, and
tomorrow evening the Gospel meeting
will be addressed by w. W. Pardes,
Esq.
A union meeting Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at the Walnut
Hills Methodist Church, this evening
will be addressed by Ii. z. Lloyd, judge
Hagans and ii. Thaue Miller.
The Harmonic Literary Society, con
s;sting OF some of our best amateur tai
ent, will produce John Brougham
three act comedy, entitled, "Flies in th,
Web" this evening at Eureka Hall.
Mr.. j. b. Chickering will lecture OIL
"Peters Release from Prison." befor
the Normal Bible Institute, this ever
iDg at half-past O'Clock, at the NJ. E
Church, corner OF Baymiller and Find
lay streets.
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DENTISTRY.
CRATES, &c.
Crates and Mantels.
G. 9. R A ~ KIN & CO.,
l8A Pearl Street. East of Plum.

MANUFACTURERS OF MARBLEIZED
lNl MANrELS 81 ENAMELED CRATES,
having increased facilities, are now well pre-
pared to supply the unprecedented demand
for their CIR AT.5 and MANFELS, especially
the RANKIN'9 PA ENT SETH %G,
for which they are the exclusive agents for
this city. Owing to numerous frauds, pur-
ch sers should see that tae side jambs are
plainly marked with the name and date Of
patent.
large stock of MARBLE MANrELS lately
received. which will be disposed Of at low
nriHes. eo2-Tu&s,1v
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AMUSENI ENTS.


Miss Rose Eytinge, supported by the
regular company, appears twice to-day;
matinee as "KAtharine," and this even
ing as "Rose Michel"
Remember that Manager Miles has set
apart Monday evening as a benefit for
the sufferers by the late Brooklyn fire.
Every cent of the receipts will go for
this purpose, all actors and actresses
having volunteered 10 donate their serv-
ices. Miss Rose Eytinge in the Geneva
Cross"-irst time of the play in this
city
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16
Ohio Same Laws.

BY request we publish the following
substance OF the OHIO Game Laws:
BY an act of the General Assembly of
Ohio, passed April IL, 1876, SIT shall be
unlawful for any person at any Time, or
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

r EGAL.-Hamilton County, Ohio, Court Of
/ Common PIeas-James Farley, residenca
unknown. is notified that his wife, Mary Ana
Farley. has this day filed petition in saia
alleging as grounds therefor that he has beer
will7uly absent from her for nine years last
past, and his gross neglect of duty in failing
and refusing to pay anything towards her sup.
port during said time. decree will be asked
thereon after the expiration of six weeks from
this date. MARY ANN FARLEY.
SAGE q HINKLB, Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, November rs, 1876. n025-6tS
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Woods Theater.

Mrs. Henrietta Chanlrau and her
splendid combination close their en-
gagement by two performances to-day,
matinee and night. The beautiful play,
Parted" will be produced on both oc-
casions.
Next, week Billy Pastors Star Troupe.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by cough OF
cold. Thousands have been cured and
saved by DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-16

kW- In order to accommodate Eastern Advertls-
ersin the STAR, Mr.. e. Duncan 5niifen, No.n
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States, This will be branch oific5 OF tho STAR
Nr,Snlffen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor In our name
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GEE OUR STOCK If YOU WISH TIC
SAVE MONEY.
SIDEWAYS LAURELS
THE JUDGES AWARD HIN TIE HIGHEST
RoNOR or TIE FORrY COMPRrtrORs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. n.
The agony Of exhibitors to the awards 10 over.
OWNS 10 the ne-es competition among piano manu-
fsctursrs, the greatest interest manifested TO
know vbo bsd carried OF the highest honor.
eTEINwAY q sOAs, ~ usual. are the victors.
The Judges ct Philadelphia have irdorsed the YER
diets OF the juries ct Paris and ct London. Forty
different sksrs CON rising all the most noted at
home ana sbrosd, competed, and the American
srHIHwAY IS rHR BEST. The following ex-
tra.t which yin serve IN illustaiiop, tells why
the judge, In their report, recommended the
awarding Ct Q Diploma and Medal to steinvay:
"For Greatest Cbncert Cupdctty IN 0r6nf
Pianos as also Highest Degree of ELeeiience u.
az Their STYLES. riz: Laygest Tol,use, Purify and
Duration Of Tone and extraordinary C0'Tyfn0
Cupocuy srsih precision and dsrd6ilny Of mech
orisrs: also Novel Disposition of the Sytn0s and
Oons.yucfio, and Bractng Of the Metal Frame"
After this follows Q minute description and com
ms.dsfion elk Of the prinoiDA and most valuable
of Stsiavsy Cons patents. oep0-8
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The fact that Senator consIrny has so far

The fact that Senator Conkliny has so far
failed Tn take an active part In the present
political campaign is attracting good deal
OF attention to that gentleman Just now, AMI
suhjecting him TO some pretty sharp criti-
republicans. They say that IL Gov. Hayes
"needed DO assurances of the cerdiality OF
his support" as was so patronizingly teIe-
grsphed by the distinguished Senator Oh the
18th OF June, be does need some now that the
canvass IL getting hot and the services of
every prominent republican speaker are re-
Quired In Ohio and Indiana before the Octo-
Der elections. They charge Mr.. Conkling
with the grossest selfishness In the matter,
and allege that, so far from being sick, IS
reported, he Is merely sourei and pouting
over the facts that he himself failed To carry
the Cincinnati convention In June, and that
his favorite for the gubernatoriai nomina-
ton was badly beaten by Gov. Morgan last
month. It IL true that he Is announced to
deliver An address at Utica, his home, on the
Sd OF October; but this will no, be accepted
a. very valuable evidence Of the cordially
of his support. By that tims the campaign
In Ohio and indiana will be closed, so far as
influencing public opinion, aud as ths res alt
in those two states will substantially decide
the Presidential struggle, It is felt that the
republican party will be under no obligs-
lions to Mr.. Conkliug should IL win In the
fight there. How far he might be held re-
sponsible for q defeat, shouli that occur, is
another question. Any way, he will prooa-
bly, be invited to occupy back seat In the
party hereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

The farmers Of the country who have been
in the dumps because, though their crops
were good, the prices were too low to justify
sendipg their produce to market, have now a
brighter prospect presented In the grain re-
view OF the London Mark Lane Express. Eng
land, IL appears. will require In the coming
year 1o4 900 900 OF bushels of wheat from tn o
stock on hand and foreign importations, or
Is COO, 900 bushels over what remains of the
years crop taken for seed aud consum ption.
Much interest, consequently, 1t is said, Is
conferred In the American crop. Buyers are
acting with caution, and nne white wheat
bad advanced In some instances q shilling q
quarter. With . very large cotton crop and
the prospect Of Q considerable demand for
our breadstuffs, the already reviving bust.
ness OF the country is likely to receive an
impulse and our farmers and railroads to BE-
benefited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

Under the constitution OF the ne = sta Q OF
Colorado the Presidential electors are chosen
by the legislature, and as the first legislature
Is to be elected next Tuesday, October Sd,
that state will be FIRST In the field to record
Its vote for President. Colorado has been
claimed by both parties, and the result there
will be looked upon as "straw" OF some
Significance. Georgia votes on the following
day, September 4, for state officers, &C., and
will, of course, 60 democratic "by large
majority"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

The New York kTpress. In holy democratic
wrath, calls upon "Infidel Bob IngersoI, of
Illinois. TO enlighten the public about the
doings OF his poker club n washington."
The Express u probably mistaken In the
man. The inndel Boo Ingersoll, We believe,
dos not play cards, but he has Carislian
brother who Is said 10 be ratherA neat baud
~ poker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

Bayard Taylor is writing letters for tn .
Cincinnati Conma cidl; Dom Piatt and
George Alfred Townsend ditto for the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. The Enquirer has the best
of IL.
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QBAL EafATE BULLETIN
fHOs. =. wAGGAMAN. sis rthn.
[CHDa9es Made Eusy Wednesday and Saturday.
Brick Houses for Sale.

Brick Houses for Sale.
ccDsressor a Hotel Az n.W., M 100 :. $ GO
S9 st. al mod. imps IS II 500
IS is,s It ". iii 1 MOD iSp. e rs. $50
, ,S3t 18th q n W, mod mps rs.--......... 500
81 De mod, im;. oT y ~ u.s.. s.cn' i $50
:ss 81 St s.w., mod tnPe., so
1t0o Story Brick and Frame Houses yor Sale.
S o. 1ss i lin :pd M .Cd S1 in se
i i.si ! g. nvts !; mod I'm, imDsi s
,sss I.rsey ave Ga mod. imps RS. 50
- :. S sis .sn. Obi m. i'm, :: each ss 30
Unfnsrroved Property for Sale.
x st.. bet 10th and 18th sts q. w.. per IT,. Is
P:rss. ss az En- . nd .s 3. S.f n w. Der
st. bet. lStn AMI 18th NV, per rs
sss: &C.. tss 1 sa' =. ND 18th -: D s ..r r.
ss st. pet: l9ts and il IN 80 60: ~ per e.
18th st., bet. . and W., per 90
Houses for REM.
@e ct. q. ". mod. imps.. 10 100
ana Pc. ave-, liurn j mod. mps.. rl....-.. lss
s 9. 80, 9Th 2. p -, mod , , rs
Dor sist and sts mod mps, Il rs......- IS
cor msitss aud IL :t:. mod i'm i; rs.... 50
- q mod inns, II %
als Mass ave ges and water, 90
y1I Mass ave gas and water r.....-.--.-.-... 90
l0l3 Pa. ave. and water, rs......-...... 81
81 81 Sc, gas and water. le ra....--.......... -
81 pefrees St., and ater ..-.........- 20
Myrtle st gas aud water, ............... 30
lss1is26 Eth 81 mod imps., r.. -
Tpl st.. gas and water. 20
- n 81 n e., re .. ~
1t3 st gas ard water, .......... ... .... 90
65s St Gas aud ater, rs...... ......... -
n4 st, and water 6rs..... ... 20 IS
Loans.
es oce, sI,ooo, s5oo. Two per cent. for negoti
stfDs
Auction S1les,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

oA RHAr
Frame Beuse iilo st. NV. bet. II and H.. SIS
Brick House No. I2l East Capitol street,. IS
!" 100 Va. ave, cor. 10th Q W.. vs.
1910 18th ST., bet. n and n ..-.. IS
" 1879 10th st n w.. .........-....... s.
aR ct bet. IL and Is n. W.. 20
By LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE Booker,
sep26-6t' $40 r street northwest.
LOB BENT FOB RFNTl FOB RGHrI
Corner LIST and streets southeast, IA rooms sl0s
Aus street north IS
1921 street northwest, rooms .......-........ o.
lN9 Vermont avenue, rooms ..... 90
SO ttreet northwest. rooms......-....--..... IS
1910 Columbia street, rooms 81
ll39 2th street northwest rooms $4,000.
Two Brick Houses, corner Sd aud = Sta n e, IS
Two Cottages sf Mount Pleasant ...........-... Is
Six small Brick Houses,4 rooms ................ II
small
Two elegant Stables In alley rear Of 1871 x 81.
THO. q. 0ATOHBLL,
sepu-l0 Corner llfh and streets.
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IMPORTANT TO OHNrBauIAL vIeIfORs-
HiSst- elaD BOARD With . vrtvofs family cen
e eeenred By writing % ISIS 0seeo eEeSe, kAilo-
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II RI NJ p II A n T!

TR U NJ II A n tt
Tbe world renowned
WILSON eDWIN0 NAOHIND, (of Ohioago,D
On W1DH1eDAY, the 95th instant, was hoaorsd
HIGHEST AWARD AZ AHD DIPLOMA
0RUAf CBUfBNAIAL DXHIBITIOU.
Fold on easy tsTne Of payment Does the largest
fspes Of work. md b the DeoDae's favotiss.
one; ts' sh 's'''s s'rths ssixeiluu.v /. m
no THI LApue-MOURuua oIsPa
j Dlacksnsd, stimsn9 sn1 1eeraysd eQuai 70
neg, 81 HI; y0nse. SST ~ :vssss.
e "LUWbD fsacY osors," e1l 4aetse 6pAcs,
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LOST AND FOUND.

&1O Re WARD.-Lost. on the Nth instant, on
street car coniDs from Vhasf, . mail DIAMOND
EAR DROP. The above resard ~ retursed to
Mc1LFRISH 4cDBVITT, Police Hsadquar.
e n B1WA8D.-Loss, yester6sy morning. in
III Me street car going so:th, Ean blue
white lace collar. round peints, and one black
thread lace barb. The above reward will be paid II
len 1t No sos II strest northwest. sepD 81
II OeT-Msny Teeth By neglect. Uso WDLL0'
IL EUBBKA TOOTH ROWDDB: if RraduAlly
removes tartar and al Impurities, hAfdSNs the
DRUG 6tcres; = cents. ouG1-
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es oce, sl,ooo, ESQ. Two per cent. for nesoi-
stfDG
Auction Sues.
On TEURsDAg October 5th, at 8 D. m, three
story Brick Dwelling. No street north
east.
On THURSDAY, October 18th, at p. m, "wsod.
ley Pa k sep3O-tr
, 1876-01-24
)nldnOra.k DepeCben.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, %. San
Ser @usitono Der 6rauen uno Mdb1er
pel6e in Der Goobpcar'l0en 9anol6ul
Sabrif in Iau9otuf angeltclt linO. il
beenoet. Sait idmmtli4e Nrbeitcriancl
buben li9 Dem reonsirten 9reile unter-
lporfen.
Cincinnati 81. San. Sn Ser
Minen Der nSnbia= 8lpf. &oblen E Co."
bel Gopington, Sno., aerietb 9eiferr
@beno Elm S6uppen nit 1914 SUP Yul=
Der in Srano. 9ur1 Die Grplolior
muroen 7 Wanltbiere nno Elm $5erO &C.
tDotet.
Gincinnati2 81. San. Geitcrl
Mbeno mnroe in Der Ndbe Don Si9= Go,
pios, Mi6isan, 6apette Meglure Dor
einem YObslbnufen oui einen uSen5rie
gel" 9elest ulo 10 cine Strede nett 9e
tragen. Ser Wann ItiirSte uno erbiel'
lhlimme 0erlebunsen am Qinterfopf
Ser Ntob raubte inn $3.50 uno fin
$500 Yenlionspapiere mo lieB ibr
biilTlos i'm @cbDl5e licsen N6t bcl
SDeilnebmer befinocn lib in 6aft.
GIepeIanb,O g., %. San. 9it
2eide Der piersebnidbrissn Glilabetf
Srembre0er wuroc seltern in eilem Sc
bDl5e in Der Rabe 0 youngstown &c
%funoer. 9as Mdo9sn pur au9enl6ein=
lid nit leikem gu ei1em Gtrid 9coreb.
ten S6leier erpiirst worben. Sic 60
roners-Surp erfldrte, oaB lie crit &c
l6dnoet uno Damn ermoroet lei.
Ghos. Sterling nurbe auf ben Ser
bo6t perbaftct, oas @erbre0en ueriibt
5n baben.
@airo, ST., %. San. Mari9al
S. Crane purOe 9eltern in Marion.
Miliamlon=Gountp, 6ebdn9t. Gr &C.
ltonoe Elm, Die beiosn Mdnner Sioner
uno Spence ermoroet ST. baben, uno en-
fannie an, bab feline 9trafe 9eredt lei.
Snliet, ST., %. San. Safobs.
Der MDrber leiner Srau> nurse seitern
9e6dn9t.
8 +. Sobnsburs, %. San. Sic
@aageniabrif- . Sairbants &c Co.,
puroe scltern Mor9en our4 6euer SER
lt0rt. 8erluit unbefannt; bur6 Terli=
9eruns geocdt.
MoibpiQe, Scnn., %. Son. Sc
itern Mbeno brannten in Der Warfetltr.
5 @ebdube ab, bnrunter Stein & Yern-
beim, Sart uno & 9ealey, Moormann
uno anoere @ruBbanolunSen. 8erlult
$4,000; perli9ert.
, 1876-01-24
pirbnlpnt h Arlill9tpn
tsbens Dsrfltsrungs- Uefel(bct'
bon @idmouo, ga.

2icle @'elsiltbaft Dat turS tw ihr neu,e,
ele9 rtee beaueints @ebaucf, @de Der Wial.
anb Ste Ctr, tsSosen.
, 1876-01-24
Grunfrei4.

8er1aiIles, 81. San. Sn Del
Sibun9 bcs permonentcn Gomite's Der
misunderstanding wuroe bon Sci=
ten Der 2infen Ssldmeroe 9efibrt, oal
Die Yrdfeften Die @ablen beeinfluIlen.
81. Buffet picB Die Seipre6uns oieler
8ei9werbe suriid, inbem ct iol6cn &C.
senltano als ni9t sur Gompeten5 oes
Gomite's seb0rig erfldrte. 9ie ben Yrd
fcften ertbsilten Sultruftionen leien se=
gen bic Yreiie serihtet, psl9e Die 9sleb=
liGen 8crl9riften auber M4t laIien
wiirbe. @enn Die 2inte 9iciem ni9t
bciltimme. 10 babe lie bus &e4t, an bos
5ribunol All appelireu. 9ie Sinte pros
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