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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Roster for the Busy B'sa as far as heard
from: Beecher, Bowen, Butler, Bacon
Bower, Belknap, Babcock, Berier, Boyn-
ton, BOURBON. Bendleton, Biuchback, and
plymouth Church.
A new type.setting machine costs $500
and sets 10000 ems per day. The pros
pectus Of the thing, however, neglects to
state whether it can drink whisky and
put on a "sub" gracefully.
The Treasury girls are called the
Pretty Possibilities since the Christiancy
episode. And the bachelor Senators OF
Christsncy' s age are called Old Probablli'
ties.-PhiladelphiG Bulletin.
A Yankee editor remarked, in a po-
lemical article, that though he would not
call his opponent a liar, he must say that
if the gentleman intended to state what
was utterly false. he had been remark
ably successful in his attempt.
A pretty little Ohio schoolmarm tried
to whip enc o fher pupils, a boy OF fifteen
the other day, but when she commenced
operations he coolly threw his arms
around her neck and gave her a hearty
. kiss. She went straight back to her desk,
and her face was Just as red"
The grit Of the New England girl
!, has seldom been displayed to a better
, advantage than on the occasion OF the
FIRE in Danielsonville, Conn. The tele
, graph operator, Miss SUBWAY, was called
to send dispatches to Nowich. Tit
y building in which the Office was located
d was all aAame, but with rare GOODNESS sh'
L sent the message, surrounded by fame
and nearly stiAed with smoke. Her ham
was nearly covered with the cinderS, an
IT the door.knob was too hot to be handles
% with comfort.
LIE Hung Chang, the Chinaman VII
has organized the China Merchant Steau
ID Navigation Company, wouldn't make
y bad railroad president. He has a fee
{; Of over thirty steamers, built in England
IN differed by Englishmen, and manned b
Chinese. he gets a bonus on ever
a pound of rice brought from the south fc
the imperial graneries six times as larQ
be as that for which American or Englis
n. steamers would carry it. In addition
this, t%wenty-six out Of every hundre
&c. tons Of rice his line carries can pass Il
TO- Custom house free. Notwithstandin
%, the immensely Of the rice traffic, it
Id clear that LIE Hung Chang hes q vel
soft thing"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

A CORRESPONDENT of the Knoxville
Age, who signs himself mo Aspirsnt,'
sums up the results Of the dog tax as
follows:
l. Revenue to the State treasury from
800, 900 to 100000.
2 The destruction Of from 100, 900 ia
200, 900 useless and worthless dogs.
3. Such a change among dogs of thu
female persuasion that the breed viii
in the main 1901 become extinct.
l.. A saving to the people Of the Stat
of not less than two millions Of dollars
which would have been fed to dogs nov
dead, during the current year.
s. The development Of the finest Gro
of cross-road politicians all anxious t
serve the dear people and protect thel
from oppressive legislation that this
any other State ever produced in OF
year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
THE NEW CUT-OFF.

On Saturday night last the water forced
a channel across the Massey place, some
twenty miles above the city, sweeping
houses, fences and everything in its
course. The distance across was about
half a mile, while around the bend 1t is
over twenty. During the high water last
August we noted the fact of the impend-
ing change in the channel at this point
and predicted that it would be made IN q
few days, but the Immediate and rapid
decliue of the water unfortunately pre-
vented its consummation at that time
The result then would have been the
drawing off of the water from the over
flowed lands on the new lake and ior
miles above, thus retaining hundreds Of
acres of cotton and corn that was de-
stroyed, while it would not have
materially increased the damage below
The future result Of the cutoff will be
the perfect reclamation Of thousands OF
acres of land from overflow on the lake
or old channel and for some twenty miles
above, thus enhancing their value aud at
the same time removing twenty miles Of
the distance from them to Cairo. We
learn that already there has been a de
cline in the water level of several feet a
Pecan Point and Shawnee Village. Int
lake formed by this cutoff will be owe
twenty miles long, with Island 81 in it
center, and will be of the most beau
tiful of the many lakes thus formed be
tween this point and the gull, anon
which are Lake Washington in Missisir
ri, and Old River Lake in Arkansas W
suggest that the new lake be Gale
Morris" after the lake formed by tn
ancient Egyptians near the city OF Men
phis on the Nile. We presume Charlie
Morris, whose Pacific place is on th
banks Of this new lake, will not objet
to this name. The most experienced rive
men believe that the effect of the cut-o
will be to throw the main current OF II
river into or near Hatchie Lake. Tn
would almost entirely relieve our riv,
front of the strong current which b
been making such inroads on the ma
yard. If this proves true there will
no u of further alarm for mai
years, if ever. The great body OF {
river will set from the shore rather thi
toward and under it, and further en-
neering projects will be unnecessary.
few days Bill tell.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
IMPORTANT TO RIVER MEN.
The Largest Cutoff in the River
twenty-five Miles Saved.
The DEVILS Elbow row an Island

To the Editor Of the Ledger;
1t is with pleasure that l chronicle an
event for the future pages OF Neptune 8
log book Of one of the greatest cu''ouS'
made in the short space of eight hours
The Shawnee and Halle bends are re-
claimed from future i%nundation' BY
which 2 5000 acres Of the most produc-
tive soil within State bounds are above
the highest water known. The fall OF
water was perceptible at the head OF
Shawnee bend at l o'clock Saturday
morning, descending two feet in sixteen
hours; eighteen inches at Sections
Landing, and sixteen inches at Paclhc
Place in the same time.
The chute, which nov is the cutoff,
is a halt mile wide, and with q supposed
depth of six to eight feet. The gin
house and smoke house Of DR.. b. D.
Williams we're taken in by the water
The late residence Of E. W. Massey wal
destroyed by ERE, and its site is now thu
channel. We would suggest that TIT
new cutoff be called Massey's Chute.
The Osceola Belle would have wen
around Elbow Island through the new
chute, but could not spare time no
break the Sabbath "agiR" a curren
running at the rate of twenty miles a
hour. The Bellies passengers were a
anxious for the initial trip, and soliclte'
Captain Joplin to test his Belle-ship'
speed against 70 time and tide unknow
aud untried." DR.. Nutall, DR.. D. I
Joyner, T. ]. Sexton, Captain L. I
Sexton, Captain Henry Hampton an
.IDr. j. NJ. Cans we're among the passel
gers on the trip, and from the decks sa
the new island and witnessed the NEE
ing of the waters. CHAs. f. MORRIS
March 26, 1876.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Col. Nicholas Smith has a clever article
in Galaxy on the inconvenience of being
named Smith" in which he gives US
some new and amusing variations on an
ancient theme. He endeavors to console
himself and his vast family by deriving
the name from Shem, through the follow
Jog eonian changes = Shem, Shemit,
Shmit, Smith. A more exaltered pedi.
gree, however, is at bis disposal, for the
! Smith family OF Greece claim descent
from Apollo, enc Of whose surnames was
Smiutheus. Recent researches, more
over, connect the name with one Of the
early forms Of human faith-the "Sur
myth"-which is simply the letter s (fol
SUM With myth" added,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
aIow WORK Of Conrrens

Cincinnati Commercial
Owing to the fact that attention has
been e~ngrossed with other matters, Con.
rress has thus far effected less general
legislation this session than any Con-
rrsss for twenty years. Nearly four
month"; have elapsed, and Of the twelve
of the regular appropriation bills only
four have been passed by the House.
Two of these, the pension bill and Mill
tarv Academy bill, have been acted upon
Nv The Senate, but the last named is in
The Conference Committee. The other
two. the f~ortiRcstion bill and diplomatic
nHd consular bill, are still in the Senate
Committee. 1t should be stated, how
ever, in this connection, that 90 un-
usually, large number Of bills Of . prl-
Vsts or local nature have been passed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Close observers of American knowl'
edge of and approximation of music
saw that nearly all we know OF the
higher forms of musical art in this coun-
try we have learned from the Germans.
Enthusiasm for the cultivation Of mnsi-
cal art is, however, much more readily
awakened on the American than the
German side Of our society. And this
enthusiasm is chiefly shown BY the
women. AS a class, u most intelll'
gent and appreciative listeners at con
certs and other musical entertainments
are American ladies, they making th'
best audiences for all really good music
Mr.. Theodore Thomas is quoted as say
ing that art and culture in this countr!
can look for support and encourage
ment only to the women; the msjorit!
of men are only taken along"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
The Deputy Postmaster at Indian
apOlls Acquitted.

apOlis Acquitted.
ISDIANAPoI1s, March 27.-The case OF
the United States against Harry Holla'
way, superintendent of the Indianapolis
postofice, who was indicted for using his
influence with the postmaster to appoint
W. G. Mason repairer Of mail bags at
this place, was suddenly terminated this
morning after the examination OF Mason
the chief witness for the government
General Browne, assistant District At
torney, said that the government hac
been aware for months of the weakness
of the case; that it had only been pre-
scented to the court owing 10 the peculiar
circumstances surrounding it, which
we're the high standing of the partieI
implicated and the fear of charges o
favoritism il the case was not presented
Judge Gresham directed the jury to fn'
for the defendant, which they did with
out leaving their seats. The vindicatioi
Of Mr.. Hollaway vas complete and h
was congratulated by the large crowd i
ATTENDANCE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
v kilograms.

CAIRO, March 27.-Arrived-HObbs
St. Louis, I pm; Grand Tower, Mem
phis, le; Horner, P~ittsburg, midnight;
Vint Shinkle, Memphis, I am; Charles
Morgan, New Orleans, 9; City Of Hell.
eua, V~icksburg, IL. Departed Hobbs,
Ohio river, I pm; Horner, New Or
leans, midnight; Grand Tower, St
Louis, 3 am; Shinkle, Cincinnati, 4
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati, IL. Rain
this forenoon; new cloudy and cool.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
A C AND FANCIES.
Pants get baegier and baggier.

Pants get baegier and baggier.
General Jackson's coachmen are drop
ping off.
DR.. Mary Walker has a trim foot and
her pantaloons never bag at the knee.
An economist says he a live on
seven cents a day, but he wants a seventy
FIVE cent breakfast next morning.
There isn't a State House in the
country which is well ventilated, but most
OF them have been white-washed time
aud again.
According to the new law of Alabama,
every commercial traveller doing busi-
ness in the State must take out q fifty
dollar license.
Widows in India are PERMITTED 10
marry again, instead of being burnt. 1t
saves wood, and is considered pleasanter
for the widow.-St Louis Republican
Chicago didn't grant but FIVE hundred
divorces last year. This ia either a gain
or else some Of the dissatisfied divided
up goods and didn't make a fuss over it
A clergyman at La Crosse was elected
foreman Of a FIRE engine company, snt
when he wouldn't serve in the position
"the boys wouldn't go near his donation
; visit.
{, The Buffalo Courier asks: How j
looks for a crying baby to take its mothe
|, to the matineel" But the baby feels a
if its mother ought to get out onee in
while.
! When Miles White, Of Baltimore, die
+ the other day, worth 81. OOO,O 900, ever
poor man in the city felt to remark
swell, he can't take any of it to heave
with him."
q An English genius is working on
machine to utilize the swell Of the SCI
y The only way to utilize the swell OF II
n land is to bury him alongside Of cucun
IT Der vines.
y The English law won't allow atoba
al conist to put liquor, copperas, sugar m
st lasses or whisky in his 6ne-cut Tobacco
n and one can't see why Englishmen shou
y want to chew.
Some s%oulless cynic says: ITO dan
lie we'll, a man should know as Titles
possible Of everything else. He can b
Oh ance partners better if his hair is part
in the middle"
70 Hereafter every Isrselite who can pI
duce a certificate that he has been cd
~ Gated at any school whatever is to be
corded the right to select a dOmicile al
where throughout the Russian empi
'e, The old law ~forbidding Israelites' re
M dence outside the limits prescribed by
government is thus superseded.
A sad accident occurred in the hunt
field with the Cheshire, England, hour
the other day. At the end Of the m
ne, which had taken place near Tarporl
tbs Mr.. Radcliffe, a Manchester mercha
was missing. He was found lying
his back in q ditch dead, with his sadd
horse by his side. The horses back !
broken.
,ose Mr.. ChAron, whose ferrybOSt, toget
Tho with his quiet manners, has given hi
,rge worldwide reputation, wal printed
,oro other day as Mr.. Sharon, the type-se
may Mr.. Charon drown him II be q
and gets his hand on him) changing, in
lick, infinite wisdom, the c to an s, thus be
& to lesSly mixing up the navigator Of
'nty Styx with a vulgar millionaire, VII
!, known for nothing but his money.
/ in. to be hoped that this error may csc
the awful eye Of DR.. White.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
The Emperor and Empress En- Route
In the United StateI.

NEw YoRK, March 27.-A special dis
patch from Rio Jsneiro says that the
steamship Hevalins, in which the EN-
peror and Empress of Brazil are
coming to this country, while
steaming out of the harbor o
Rio Janeiro yesterday came II
collision with a Brazilian transport
The Hevalin being unirjured, proceeded
on her voyage. The mishap caused iol
9 time great excitement.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
sentenced to be Hanged.

Bosrox, March 27.-Thomas W. Pipe,
formerly sexton Of Warren street church
and convicted Of the murder Of Mabel
Young in that building on the 23d oil
MAY last, was to-day sentenced to be
hanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

The LEDGER job Office, ID Madison
street, is prepared to execute any kind
of Job printing in a neat and tasteful
manner and at as lew rates as any Other
establishment in the city. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Gen. Joe Johnston writes from Savau.
nah to an old slave: Dear Jim !
cannot tell you how glad Mrs. Johnston
was when | told her you had come to see
me in Richmond. And we agreed to
send you q Christmas gift. But when
Christmas came people were so slow in
bringing me my money that ! could not
raise a decent sum to send for you. Al
last, however, / am paid, and send you
fifty dollars in a check on the Nstioua
City Bank Of New York, with our besi
wishes for you, Mary and her children
Remember, Jim, that you can never hnt
truer friends than Mrs. Johnston and l.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

TIE Knoxville Tribune learns that
MessrH. Atkinson and Doris Of Nashville
propose in a short time to begin the
publication Of a daily paper in that city
to be called the Banner. They evidently
think there is something in a name.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27
Probe biIIues.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-FOr the Gulf
States and Tennessee, increasing cloudi-
ness and rain, with warmer easterly to
southerly winds, and stationary or fall
ing baron ,ter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

An oyster opener Of Toulouse, while
opening half a dozen raws for a customer,
found a fine pearl worth thousands Of
dollars, and pocketed it. The customer
insisted that it belonged to him, asserting
that the shells, oysters, JUICE and every
thing else in the shells Of the oysters he
ordered we're his property. The law will
decide the question.
The latest thing in soap for use in hotel
lavatories is to grind it to powder and
place it in q small metal urn with a per
forated bottom. To do this you 6rst wei
your hands, move a slide in the bottom
Of the urn, when down comes a shove,
OF soap sufficient in quantity to cleans,
the hands OF any one, except a Cabine
officer. This a great saving over tn.
ordinary cake generally used.
A correspondent of the Pittsbur
ChroRicle, who has been wauderiD
among the New Orleans cemeteriel
writes: For the accommodation Of thos
who are not able to afford a tomb, th
cemetery association have erected larp
tombs containing q hundred or MOI
compartments, called ovens. These con
psrtments are about two feet square an
seven feet long. They are built Of brio.
four tiers high, and extend according
demand. These are sold at about twenl
dollars apiece. In sealing up the cor
partment, room enough is left In front
insert a marble slab hearing the usual i
scriptions."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

AND the Kentucky Legislature distin.
guished itself by passing a law taxing
all dogs over three years old two dollars
each.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

GENERAL ROGER A. PRYOR, Of Brook.
Iyn, has been retained to defend Ames
in the Impeachment trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Furniture, Mattresses,
Carpets, Window Shades,
Oil Cloths, ETC., at speci-
ally low prices at Ames,
Beattie & Co.'s, 1916 Maio'
EST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Roster for the Busy BIS as far as heard
from: Beecher, Bowen, Butler, Bacon,
Bower, Belknap, Babcock, Berier, Boyn-
ton, BOURBON, Bendleton, Binchback, and
plymouth Church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-27

Spring stock Just received. Ready tor Or.
dsrI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
Bringt bic Sebtnsenergie gum 8ors
idiein

Stlbf IN btr lartsRen Gcnllimtiun IN ae
pbpnIt1 tin Bprratb Iatsnter 9sbenssneraie
Scrbanern. Das Dor nllem anbrn am belftn
aur Grpednng bieles Wis inertie aeeiattste
Hetjmiitsl III 9pfetter's Maaenbtt.
tsrs. Der Smpuls, bsii iene iinIbGBbare
Mebtetn Der 1bGHgfsit ber psrI&isbsue Sraane
Serltibt ii6srt cine friftissrs unb fcIaIidb autb
9eluneere GTfnllnns ibrer psrldiebenen Nuncs
ttenet als he bsrfn pbnr fplte Siilfe fSbia
mare, nno bic NuTmunterling man fSnnte ss
ben 0esr i9lummernhrn Naiur asa.bensn ga.
lsnlthber" nfnnelt-ilt nirmals All ifarf, Icn.
bern tn1nler nnsemsITsn unb regular. 6jsrobe
70 pifl Stimulation tpie srfcrbtrIitl, ipirb osae
ben, iino nt9t msbr. gBas bic ssfunbe RlIbe
Der Sbattetflt bstrift 70 IN bns 9itiers ben
ntHtmeotrtntrftn TN SantsI ausgsbctsnen
HetjmitteIn ipett iibfrIrgen, benn bieIe briraen
jpar cine rtG9tts tsItbentt @hFuns fir siIi.
9e Wltnuttn btrppr, absr bic unabanberlitt
tel9snee Hsarticn entlpriGt IN Der araft ibrsr
ntserrl9lagsneen NeuBerung hem urfpriinall.
Den 9fsft. Ste rfssn tusrii 70 Istr auf, SaB
bic Natur burb bic Aninengung rrmiibtt unS
let&t frl6Spft tpirb. gIsrlte, pflte bic ffimu.
lirsnee Sbatisfeit bfS 9itfers ,um @eaenIfante
ees Experiments atmahi tabfn, srIliTen' baB
lle tbn entlblsbfn trber anbersn GbnIictrn Wes
eiein surSisbsn. Cine sbsnIu brbe Wlsinuna
tslfebt iitrr feline resuirenben GissnIdaften bel
Wsbieinern pel@e NIT letner fraftissnbsn gBir.
flung trfannt flnb. Gr rsssIt I&lsunis sinen
unregslmaBtgsn StubIsans uub mangeIbafte
3bGttsFeit Der Sarncrgane. Dies nsblf Ieinem
lfGrfsnesn Gtnilub 9sipGtrt unI6aBbare SiiIfe
bel Dpspspde @tritupftbtit @allenIribsn unb
S9pS9e rbsr 8siSune Der 9laIe ptsr Riertn.
Hu:1 ieine blutrfinigenbt unb Gnhiinbuna
linesrner 1bGtisfsit tpfrbfn aud rbrlmatiIdtr
eeiSsn bstrG&ti9 erlriGtsrt. III.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
SrieHaffen.

Ybtldbelp bta.- Sr. Spbn 8elbtrme.
- Wire n1hltens trIheinen f; Is IN bulls. -
Sbr Sabradns eebt na9nen Mcnat AZ Gnbe.
- ScTen Gle baIb ,u tsiu9rn.
9tlIefente. = SS. pb. & $. Glbelt.
Das JfGtblfl babsn Sit 9sfnndt atfr's 9ritf-
Ir Fam Su ipat.
Bad U tod. - Sr. 8r. 9aumann. -
Brave. 8ran,. Spfrn hap Sbr 0uniG sr.
fillt ipire,
Mtabptllt. - Sr. Gr. Bauer. - aass
thtI6 frbattn. Sanfs, 6ris, Sis linb inl-
mer o. X.
altooua.-S Sr. a9ent SauGsr. - Sal-
lob s'6IlDdte bat tpisber e'ldslf. tsnn ebsn
fcnntsn SGppIrn RON mem lirbrn gBeitle unb
spsI MGnnlen. - Srdt tinb btlfrn Ganf -
glprepst: ppIIm Sir ssfili0n S'frruatli6e
0lVfIs fra9tn, tpo has ppfarIb Grdfs Sn, ba
bat her nItr Anmrrab nit bra tenFt ater bic
,,Stovepipe" trnft istssmaI bran, pfnn bsr
pCifmsifer am Slipper lbtn GjsltlGdle iupft.
llne ia8t: "S5 this week." pSB ale 9Rftter !
iclG' rn fataIss 0'itB.
3elienople. - Sr. assnt ;3sbntr -
Sfiftn Gnnf fiirs nttie phaitfr.
allssbtnY Gity. - Sr. asent SCf.
MANI. = 9snss GsIb fir Grsunb {. tesabIt
bt5 Sum Rcprmtrr 1875 (Spn Snbrg. Z, Src.
H. bis Sabrs. 10, Hro. 10
ptitabelPbia. - Sr. Carl s. ainbsr.
liinnil. - seller padtrr SauSsgs bat 3atlt bic
gum lsBten SSsmbrr; CT IN al0 GSbf. - Grsut
lins, hap her lifbs pr, pnpa pistrr pcbInuf
N.
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5nultnb Mal Oanf fir bas praHtpplle 0ss
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sa fcnlmt cit frilfT Rrfrut ansIiisfsIt @ta-
Fcmmsn Senry.
9ittteStOpn. - Sr. 8ernb. gtumen. -
ytiisn Ganf fir ben fampIrn eappsn.
8pIfSbnr8.- Sr. ptttr SinF. - Dan.
tt trlisns. - Gle fommeii nit an efn 0aIgen,
ytsbsr, henn Sir babrn tsBt 3nbIt ti5 gum nG9-
ltsn Wrnnt. Bully for you.
SngerStGRn. - Sr. s. Shsibe. -
gSir iinb 9bnen nn9esrutI6L Sfnrp. Die
Wpnsttn fGnnen Sie pSn Sbrtr nsurn Ssimait
aus an unS Isnten. - @iinlSsn tsfst @rbI.
srssbrn.
Neabin9. - Sr. glsrnt ROtbenbrrssr. -
S9cn rfbt lieber Glitter. - Wsrten Sie bic.
lss GrHbtabr BIu9m.
9 bamCtin. - Sr. 3bcs. Sdnsibsr. -
S6rrm Nuni6s purSe berritpiligll fniIprp.
9snL unb III tsBt nass o. X.
Sunburp.- - Sr. SCBn GSnig. - 9lass
rr6t; banfe.
GAP SiSerppGL Sbip. - Sr. SCbn
GieB. = S6pn gut lisber SanneS; Sif Iinb
me r9rli9e SssIs. Dante fiir's Ripple.
2eetsbals. - Sr. Sobn SCdtnbtrssr.-
Sie paren lrBtrn Septembsr brsi Satr9Gnse
l9uIbi9. @ir batsn feline gInsf Spr 9bnsn,
Sannes.
MtlfCrb Stdtipn. = Or. 3brmas
MiIlsr. - Nir iinS 9bnrn ffrabt nadssrutl6t.
Sbpmns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
SlldsiutittSci,.

Der Sran Srieberide SUnig sic be-
iten @liidsWilnide sn Sbrem Al. Sc
burtStaS am 20. @ldrs, nit ciuem 999
NAL bonnerten Sod, baB alls Bier.
fdiier in Srii6'S Seller lpadeln.
@ir ipinf&sn Dir ,um @itssnfsRr:
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gDrna her Stprh Dir pliref baIb Gin 3pil.
linsspaar bs1@rtren
Damn ipiirbst Du ppbI unS Dor grsu6n,
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Gin Sisrth Sarr'I Ssrsnsr & GnstI wirt an.
gfnpmmen,
DaJu prrbsn ale 6rfrlnbe unb SrFannts fpm.
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Die 0eibfn6lcr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-03-23
gEer 3icht ?

0a Der uIlsemeine 8iebtae, Der crlte
glpriI, iUicOer Dor Der Sbiire 1T, 70 er.
lnbCn luir Ollc rnIcrc lluterldreiber, Die
ibre 8Obnlln9cn lIno @oit Office 80.
breIIen ncrdn0erl, llnS Seiti0 Sauon in
SenntniB 5n icben, bamit Die ,,Stdats.
5eitlIn9" lie obnc llnterbredun9 aud in
lbrer ncllcn 8obuun9 beIudcn pirb.
Sic llnteridreibcr iuilrbcn ms Iebr All
Sanf ucrpflidtcn, luenu iie unS aud 10
bcSmal lire alte 4Soit Office &NOreITe
9eben iuiiroen, iu6cm inns oaourd nidt
OlIeiu biclt 9lrbeit erlpart, Ionoern audi
maubmnI Srrtbiimrr Deruieoen wer.
ben, bo CS 5ufueilcn UorfOmmt, oaB mir
mebrerc 9Ieidc sfumeu onf inierer 9iIte
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