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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

! have an opportunity of getting Some return
for their money both directly am In the
general advancement Of the standard Ok edu-
cation In the State, which we have shown
would result.
But whether or not this srecifc thing can
be done, we are confident that S35, 900 of the
school fund can be better expended than at
present in accomplishing the object we have
endeagored to present.
BY this appropriation of a part of our own
funds to our own use, leaving Stl't large
charity for the non.taX-payers, we will have
firmly founded the noblest institution in the
South, and peer at least ofanyin this country.
Others may equal or exceed her in endow.
ment and in imposing buildings, but in
her ten thousand alumni. occupying po-
sitions of honor and influence in every
State: in her noble traditions and cius.
tering associations, and In the fruits and
prestige of half a century of uncnaenged
prominence in the South, the University OF
Virginia will stand without rival. With
her balls open alike to rich and poor, her
blessings, like the air and sunshine, will per-
meate and brighten every corner of our
State. Out from the University the great
heart of our educational system will flow the
pure and invigorating current, through col
legiate arteries and academic veins, down to
the smallest vessel In the most remote Elk.
tremitv, until the whole body polite is filed
with new life and energy.
Then, as at the University Of Michigan,
the oracle of the western States, will we see
annually going out from the free University
of Virginia, the oracle of the South, more
than thousand students to all parts of our
country, bearing with them to their bones
that love for Virginia, and that impress from
her teachings, which shall bring honor to
our State and glory to our country.
WILLIAM ". SMITH.
Tauquier county, January %, 1876.
1t is hardly necessary, we suppose, for lis
to say that we do not publish the foregoing
as endorsing it, but for whatever its merits
may be.
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The County Judges.

We are much gIatifed at the passage by
the House of Delegates OF the Dll! lncrcas-
Ing the pay of the county court Judges.
The increase is small enough, yet even SO
small an addition to the compensation to an
understandable class OF judicial officers found
q hostile vote of fort -one Virginians. It is
a fact that ought to be surprising. We have
thought in times gone by that no people I'm.
derstood 50 well as the Firginians the I'M.
portance OF county courts and the vital
benefits 0. the vigorous organization of jus.
ticc in the neighborh0ods. Our people
should know we'll how good law, well adj
lnnistered without delay, and now speedy
retribution for crime in the localities or
.neighborhoods, secure public safety, social
order, and contentment. To the county
courts we look for these, and & blow that is
aimed at those courts is blow at the peo-
pie, at order, security, and peace. The
representative can intlct upon the constitu-
ent body no greater injury than to impair
the dignity and efficiency Of the county
courts.
We thank Messrs. HUBARD, and SMITH Of
Fauquier, for their very appropriate re.
marks in favor of the bill increasing the
compensation Of the judges. The former
gentleman protested against the degrade
ton of judges who held jurisdiction oyer
the lives and property Of citizens. At
past session the enemies Of the county
courts reduced the jurisdiction..of the judges
as a pretext for reducing their compensa-
ton. This was inflicting one grave wrong
upon the people for an excuse to infict an
other upon the judges.
The county courts without q proper iu.
risdiction are of little value. 1t would be
as well to abolish the courts and leave
the people to elect incompetent magis-
trates, with their higgledy.piggledy warrant
tryings and blind proceedings. The Legis-
la,ure is faithless to the dearest interests
of the people In gripping the county courts.
1t is unwise in attempting an improper cur.
tailment of the power of the courts, and
both niggardly and reckless of the public
well.being, to degrade the judges by placing
their compensation at an unreasonaDly low
standard as speakers said, the pay
of legislative messengers and oyerseers OF
farms.
We like Mr. sgITH's remark that county
Judges and sheriBs ought to be the big men
OF the counties. Who that remembers the
day when the magistrates who composed the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
rCTy GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS.


All goods reduced IL order To- close stock 70. -
season. Their stock Il the fullest ever ofervi ii
season Of the year.
NOW Is THE TIME To SAVE MoNEf.
They will commence January tn; II a4i -
t!nuc until their stock Is reduced.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS CO9E
rcdrccdat least % pr cent
Great reduction in all SILKS:
COLOEgD SHES ut astonIshiagly low marc
close for this scason-their stock III sILE,
almost complete In every variety II "h1ie
PLAID and STRIPED SILKs at az extra '....
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, Jo!a IA
FETA and GROS-GRAIH
CAsHMERES, BON8AzIEGS, T.tNi>G, A.
TRALIAN CREPES, and other
MOURNING GOODS
Ill less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GhUSTLETs reduced 70 ST.
worth fully sI.25-oiher GLOVES reduce.
Good ALL-WOoL FLANNEL reduced to-.'
yard;
4 large stock OF HAHBURGH EMBRUlDGU
purchased al various auction sales duFlhs .
past season Is reduced ~ an a7iohisHiu1N -
rate;
Two cases good CAIIcOES reduced to o.: -
ing generally nj SIc.;
Best make Of ChLlCOES reduced 10 sac;
Three cases OF YARD" lDE ELEACHcD t'.'
TON, equal In quality to Andros c9Isin' i: y
Four bales of USBAEACEED COTTON a -
cheap ~ lOc.;
CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHo, and all 0tAe: -''
greatly REDUCED To close for TIL, season.
COufS BRyTuEE5,
sos Broad street
ia3 between Third and Fourth stFgT~
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DEATHS.

Died at his residence. No. 81 9 west MARSHALL
street, on Friday, January %. at 6 F. ~, Mr.. REU-
His funeral viii take mace az Clay.stpee, II f.
church SATURDAY AFTERNOON IT 3 o'clock.
His friends and relations are respectfully Invited
to attend
blessed are the dead that die In the Lord ?
Died. on the 2Sth instant, at quarter past !
O'Clock, of pneumonia, JAMES IL. AMNOSS ;
aged slyty-fOur years.
He will be buried by ST. Luke Lodge, No. SO, In
dependent Order of Good Samaritans, and also the
Sons Of dam. from the First African church, on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock; of which
aud acquaintance OF the family are invited 10 at
tend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

In the brief article in yesterdays Dis.
patch relating to Senator JOHN SHERMAN's
letter on the presidency, it was printed that
Mr. SHERMAN showed "a plentiful ind1er.
ence towards the Democratic lions. It
should have been Republican lions" 1t
was those animals that we meant to say be
did not like to be near him for lie thinks
that be should be the only lion in the Repub.
lican menagerie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
1rT .t29 BROAD STREET.
il 29-S.Tu,rh
w r RE & o NJ y G.

,,,o.,, ,,,. soures counr. Our motto IS.
Iai. Is ci,vi, yn RuycrS look to your inter-
Never 10 H ] ynJ our inst in yocc OF SPRING
GtioiIS we are now prepared to offer goods 80 low
y. m ae,nnisb every buyer. Further talk Is unne-
= a. nf csJIr0TS ut g. and Sc, suitable
" for the present ana coming scasou-thesc goods
apt ~, ,o bbast mnnnfuctured:
o> at W ~ wl'IDT FRENCH CAMBRICS at one
ah;itinv worth 25c:
FRE SCU CAMBRICS at DC.
,rnrih 2nc.:
ChMHRIts f,he lurxest assortment In
,i,e njiSl NJ DC worth / &C. per yard:
7 ono HiecsS SHIFTING PRINTS lc. below cost
nrrc
Remember well. this Is the largest stock Of prints
e ever hmI% %rt r W. n" srnply'
Z cases O. Ely ARD WIDE BLEACHED COZ
=" T0S a. Sc worth Zoe, FULLY:
". have 50G nicccs of COTTON to sell 1T ] 0c.,
We nav ~" ~, iinG .ro Tho hrstlnown brands:
re 1II:TP..t;5FTHE.LO0M MILLS at lie;
DASOL and WAMSUIIA MI lbs at case prices, ,
SOFT-FISiSH CAMBklC III lu.. per Yaru, $780,,
40 picces SOtI-FlNlSH Choli'hlI, oHc "a"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

nj TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Specia. services on Sunday-11 4. NJ, Bishop DOG
GETT: ~ r. NJ, Rev. \. c. BLEDSoE. Members
VIII be received into the curch after the morning
sermon. The ordina nee OF btpsn will be admir-
isercd at the same hour.
Special praycr-mceting Al o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

The apology to the Legislature made by
the reporter of the Charleston Ne,gs was
stolen from DANIEL O'CoSNELL. 1t is In SO
many words O'CoNSEIL's apology to the
House of Commons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

The New York Tribune raises the quss.
ton whether our national bird is eagle or
buzzard; and it concludes if he is eagle he
is ashamed of bis country. We leave it to
our northern friends to decide the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
ITO CONTRACTORS,
FARMERS, aud OTHERS.

The subscriber has on hand WAGONS and CARTS
OF various descriptions that he wishes 10 dispose OF
on very moderate terms aud is stil manufacturing
OILERS, aud sollciIs call from al! in want OF any
article In his line.
His Wagons run easier, carry larger loads and
wear longer and sell cheaper than any other wagon
In the market.
Good Workmanship and frst-rate material y
n,rsnteed I liberal discount to merchants. All
work warranted. Particular attention paid 10 re-
pairing. a. .. LiroSoMb,
ia 7-eod3m&w3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

The Albany Eoentng Journal names MI
CoNEt,yG for President. SHERMAN Grooms
HAYES for the track. These are local pets.
They but serve to accomplish some sinister
purpose. Quaker guns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
,pY SOCJE TN OF

NE MISSIONARY SOCIE T. \ OF
LEIGH-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH.-The an
uyersary sermon OF this Society will he preached
on Sunday night, January 30th, ut " O'Clock, by
Rev. W. f. HATCHER. ID. d., of Grace-Street Bap-
list church. The public are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

There is great outcry In the northern
cities against oyer-crowding street-cars. We
shall never have such complaints here. Our
streets are too steep for thst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

Lemar's speech is credited. with having
earned over inst fifteen Democrats to the sup
mort of the Centennial bill.-Pittsburgh DIS.
pstch.
Well, if those fifteen had voted the other
way, the result would have been ayes l3l,
nos 14j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

MI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
rem. ID. d.. of Georgia, at IL 4. VI. aud half-past
L, ",
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

nY sEVENTH.STREET CHRISTIAN
by the pastor, Rev. J. Z.
TYLER, at IL 4. II. and TX z. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

Some of our readers my be pleased to learn
that Hon. L. @. Co LAMAR is q cousiaot' Rev.
J. /. u, CURRY's,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
Ii ELEGANT LACE CURTAINS.

TWO SETS OF ELEGANT LACE rTRrAH
at $40 4 set for TWO windows. well wcrtls y
the best bargain ever offered in this ctty.
LEVY BHDFHEr
A large assortment OF WINDOW SHADES
ia -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

Ey TW ENT Y.FIFT H STREET
CHRISTIAN misunderstanding ut 4 o'clock
z. VI. Sunday by Rev. j. Z. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

NJ" REV. d. NJ. REED WILL PREACH
AT THE UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, on Mayo
street. on Sunday al l \. VI. ana ~ L. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

M SECOND BAPTIST CT L L & II,
corner Main and Sixth streets.-Rcv. c. G. BITING,
D. d., will preach on sunday al II A. NJ. and ~
T. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
PERSONAL.

EIARD.--I hereby give notice that hence
" forward | shall not be responstbc for any
debts contracted by my wife, CATHAElNE
HACkt1T. . - ,,- --,,,,,
ia 29.3.E BARTHOLOMEW p. HACkFTT.
TNHE PUBLIC ARE WARNED NOE ~
4 credit any of the crew Of the brig Moltke, now
lei in the dock in this city, neither the owners,
c0nslgnccs nor myself Will be responsible Tor any
debts contracted by them. ,.,
ptruuoyp January 27, LS7G. ia 2S-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
WAGONS, CARTS, &c.

ygTE HAVE FOB SALE ON TERAS
w TO suit the times TOP BUGGlES, ROCkA-
WAYS, SPRING.WAGOSS,o one sPRlSG-DkAf,
a nd one secondhand DRAG with four seats. This
work Is made by ourselves of the best materiai and
MINOR 4 JACOB,
IA 0G-Jw Fourth and Leigh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

~" MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets).-
Elder JOIN A. DEARBORN Sunday morning at /
o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29
Nj FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have Just received supply OF our MEpICI-
StLIY PURE COD-LIVER OIL, which Is made only
of HEALTHY, FRESH LrvERs, and has the endorse
mept OF physicians and patients that IL Ii MORE
ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH and eore readily
assinlilated than any other.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing PharRlacisE5,
mol 9l9 Main street. Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-29

ny FTRS. FURS, FURS.-A few ST. .at
of LADIES and CHlLDRF%S FURS 70 b
sold cheap at LEVY BROTHERS,
CASHMERE, i&tfS la-'
, 1876-01-22
Gsueas trlf9r. peufIhfn.
Spanien.

Mabrie, 81. San. Sic arn,ee oes
Generals Martinc3 Gampos bat ibren
Marld sesen Die &arlllten in Naparra
angetrcten.
Son @ebaj It in II, 81. San. 9ie
Mlfon{iten baben Yropiaat uno Muni=
tion nod OsarSum 9ebro6t lnr Den
Gaa, bab bic &.rliiirn oielsn Ylos be-
idiGbcn weroea.
Moorib,2 81. SAN Sn Scsus ouf
Die Grtldrung, melde Der Sefrctdr Slid
Dor lem gomite bes omcrifanll6en De
prdlentanteu6auIes fir ouspdrtl9e Mn=
gelesenbciten iibcr Die @erbanolun9en
.spildcn Spanien uno Den Ser. Stao=
ten abse9sbsn bat, wiro balbamtli6 a1-
eeoeutet, BOP ba Die Gfe9iernn9 in
Maibin9ton weber auf Die Ipanil4e Io=
te pom Is. Nopember 1875, nod amt-
lid in Mobrih cen Snbalt Der amerifa"
>nilhen Girfular=9iote an oif cnropdi<
19en Wldd)te mit9ct6ellt bat, oue Serl9-
te iiber cine siinlti9e Nntwnrt BON Spa=
nitn als ~srunolos betra4tet lperoen tDn=
1lCr.
, 1876-01-22
SIrfei.

Gpn q ntinope1, 81. Sanuor.
@erper palAa 1T blerber 5urudse=
febrt.
2pnbnn, 81. San. Nah elmer 9e=
pei9e BON @icn an ben uStanourO" bat
2juba9rati6 cine Proclamation erlal=
zen, in wel6er er Die SiibrerlNoft Der
Ser5e9owina Snlurgenten nieoerlegt,
neil lein Ncrbleiben i'm Ober-G omman=
DO su muau flDsli0en Sisputotionen fiibz
re. Gr ermabnt bic Snlurgeuten, Den
&f fortsuiessn, bis Die Siirfen aus
Der Yrouin5 beraus9etrieben lein per=
ben.
Sic pSeutide 3eituns" beri1tet, baB
Submeper, i'm noro
lpeltli9en Sosnien BON einem lerbil6en
Isenten ermorbct woroen lei. 2inba~
brati4 uno Submepcr linb gebprne
Oeitreider. jebigcn 6ubrer Der Snlur-
9enten lino MonteneSrine uno lollen
BON Dem Tirlten lslblt porseldlaseu
worben Iein.
2pnbon, 20. San. 0ie Shines"
oernifentli9t bsute Miorsen einsn Srief
ans 8ien, pOrin seiast miro, ouB Der
Sirlt BON Montenesro in JolSe Der tiir
fil9en Operuticnn an Der monteneori.
nilOen Sren5e einen &rieysrat9 Sulom-
menberieL in weldem beidlplIen muroe,
boB es ols cine STRENGTHENING angelo
ben weroen wiirOe, penn Die gonsentro=
ton Der tirtil9en Sruppeu al Der
@renSe iolAe Simenlionen anrebmcn
1pate, ais Die Mbli3t, Montinegro 81
bladlren, erfennen lallen uno bab
bann Der Shirt bon Montenegro alle
fompHdbisen Montcnc9riner unter bic
Maffcn raien uno mad Der Serjegomi.
no moriAiren l1ate, ba6 inSptl0n
Montene9rp cine. abipartenoe SteQung
elm unb feline Srieoensf6runs pOr=
nimmt, ipcnn Die tiirfll4en Operotiontn
nidt aIr gntpidduns elmer erulteren
9ituation, als jeBt beltebt, fiibren. Sue
Ter 8el9lub i6elnt bauptla4ll@ oeBbalb
sefaBt Su lein, I'M einen morally 9engin
brud auf Die bobe Yiprte uno Die Mon+
tcnesriner ausSuiben. Die 9eBtercn lino
bD4it unSnTrieoen iiber Die na6 ibrer
Mnli1t unentl1lollene uno lur1tlame
Yolitif oes Sirlten.
, 1876-01-22

ID a olaubt. baB III otelcr Saiion in
Welteu 5,050,003 Sdwcine weniser ge
lblud)tct morSeu lino, al8 in Der pori9eu :.
Die QumlI.a, mar ieoob entId)ieoen bel :
ier.
, 1876-01-22
Guropai(he Nabri0ten.

Germ. Der gt~ationalratb bat in
.eeter Belt ba8 @iog. Budget bsratben.
1ei Sielem InlaB wsroen itsts Wini6e
uno Poltulate in Se3iebun9 auf Die
TcrlpaltunS erboben, pon oenen Die
wslcntllAlten bcrpor;ubeben lino. SIN
Baubuo9et wurbsn elni9e Soften bctr.
ben &alernenbau in 2bun, beanltanost /;
Ole Yotuermaltung p~allirte nit elmer
6ebuttion BON 100000 ST.; audi ooS
Otilitarbuo9ct wurOe i'm 9roben @ans
sen, frcllid nibt obne SeuI5cr an9es
uommen, oa9e9en peranlaBten Die 9eras
oe5u eridredenoen 9leiultate Der %liinltsn
Observation-Disclosures Den gtatjoual~
ratb 81 Nuitcuun9 beS B~oltulateS :
Der Yuuoe0ratb ioue bic 0&eiultate Der
lanltarIlben unterlnAnn9 Der 9lcfrutcn
aulaBrli4 lIatiltllh bearbciten lallen,"
aui oaB mebr 2Idt in bic Sahe fomme.
9ead) Dem SdluB Der Suo9etberatbung
belbaftigte lid) Der 9tationalrat1 wleoer
nit Der ScelAIau9e oeS Wtilitarltcuer>
9elcseS. &etamtll6 beb0rrte Der
Stduoeratb porlaufig wleoer auf ber
Oiffcren5. Gie Gagation Oe5 lanowirtbs
ihuftIl9en Sermogen8 (oer NatiouaIs
ratb mill 1000 81. 8trm0gen Der 8aur
ETH 9lcid) so 6r. Gintommen, Der Stans
oeratB nur 9leld) 70 6r. p:rlteucru lais
len) uuo Der 9tatiOualratb mill audi legt
nibt naA9eben, Gin Yuutt, al pcldem
III ocl lesten Steun9 Oa5 9aaar 0ele9
Idetterte. Ginc 9ietbe Don $etitloncn
Don S1wei3ern I'M 4u5lauo webrt lid
9e9en Die Otllitdrlttuer in 8etreIf chen
lolbcr ShnuciSer Die Steuer lei un9e-
red)t uno bride tie, Ole o1neOieB gcaug
l@teuern malisn. Die @auptpetitlonen
famem aus Paris uno &onOou. Suns
oesratb WeItl 9eifelte aber 9eb6rig oicll
nnpatrlotilben Retitionen unO wlcs
nadl, oaB alle anoercn Staaten in Gus
ropa welt idarfsr nuo aeitren9er mil
;bren OlenltpfllAti9cn ~ucriaDrsn ais Die
SAwell bic Dem 8erreilsn uno 9lu8.
panOern nid)t oas minoelte 0lnocrniB
in Den Meg lese, 10 o0b Die 8eteueruug
Ser S1wei3er I'M IuSlano Die b~iIigitt
pno uatarIiAjte YerpfliAtuns lei.
Shlicblid wuroe oaS @slsB su l~oIortIs
ger Seratbuus uno 8eri@teritattuns
nod einnlal an Die &ommillion uer'
s-;-.:~
, 1876-01-22
Die Tnhkur

1T %beittrnrtt. bas gan5e bisbsrise Seilpcrtu5rcn uii,s
tuitoben. Ole Sur ptrb bur6 bas Io9enannte
So9eao rno bnr9 @tansbmen pom ~2ohHmloer
tetuirtt Sic sobbdoer Seisrn an, no bic &rantbeit
tbren Stb bat, ieie ticf lie licst, unt su olei9cr
Sett tetsen ie bic Qeoenstrait bes HenIden an.
Souienoe itno tn ben leeten srpet Sabren In Der
gaossSHll9lt, "a Stantcn Str 9.m 9orft. sebeitt
@er6te nnb apotbsf,r Ste 2o9bdStr u%nteri5eieer
ti!b pom anoeren Sabt.n poburb, oo6 ie brett auf
pie arGrtbett etnlpirfeh, II b ben franten StoiF entz
lernsn, n ipsl9er s0rm er aud sum @Ori9eiH
oun9ssNroceB. Der SrantbeitsitoHe. Sober Sranfe
'ptro bel Der anlpeuoun9 oitier Sur i~o3ulaeen 5ein
sri9ener Iratt, 8eln Scnano tur6 bisie Saber'ees
renb nod Der bisberis:n 9eilmetbooe bic Mtttel
eepobnli9 9efdbrlt6cr ino ais bic decentralization,
nno ll9 biters e adH5ts peer ie-unbdtcr Franfs
ObsieiS Sic sopodber oae arans5eiten, inu.rfi6
uno duberli6, f%uriren, TO limb bod bic 8irtuneer
BET ~folsenbcn arantbetten, beionoers penn fe lid
no3 IN acuteri 3ultanoe b%efinben, eans ouberorbe,ts
lid: Eiebcr, fstblt Ntrpen> uno Sppbusfieber,
,ueroe7 tcbr l6neu, 9epobnltb NIT J-3 Bdoern.
turir. &alss unb SuneemI6tpinbfndIt mir
b~eionbers tei iuH9en geuten u i'm erIten Stadium.
seIp5bnli4 le'1t fnrtrt. @aHerSud,t Rbem.
matismns perSsS OFT ieps fan.G. sebeilt;
iBpbilt.iSd)e arantbeiten in ieoem @raoe. 8tt
d.6"""u Sranfbeiten, 8ranolputoeu, 0es
td,ip rer SeropbeIH &C; tt bic @irfans stn.
I'm SsSsn Don :er @iriuaa Az i iiSsrs :, ssn.''g DE-.
eenfrebs ,:sb IoScnannte Sarms oSer
SurscrrGhr (cin. 5iebt uubeilbore RrautbeiD
mu' ben sebe.tt Bot Icsterer R~rant1eit 9ebcn 81
9ro5cnt pes lad ~'ritoiies nit iebem 9abe 6ur5 Ben
Urn ab.
Die BAT unb vinnebmes@ ulper ,perSsn nod
iebem 9lae TIM Sopoe ps~slnbt. Ser 4Slcis hcs
8eOespuIpers III -, Der bes @tnnebme : puluers
e. Maa laiie ti5 cine stpidare nber bie aOatrl
b sR3Iii@sr sbsr hsati4er Spra6e i9iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a StaHiOn Ctr. (Box 16s9l
&ew porE
, 1876-01-22

User 1000 tpidtige 8elebrunsen iber ben
ineniflihem a0rper fenneu lerne1 mill, bon
bener1 er friiber feline Gbnuns sebabt, Der
leie ~Offene Solfsfpra9e ,tnb e.
funber Meni6emsgerfamb," ein
"errlinitiseS Bud fit perfdnbise 9eute unb
eth gutes Sud- fir Seberrnann. Mus benz.
lelbtn f6nl'en lebrpiele Saden selerlt iperben,
'peIde Die 1%lleiiten Geute it6 seniren bonn
SalSarite 81 erfra9en. Su9altszger.
aetbntB oes @ertes franco per Soft al.
teoe beliebi9e IoreIie. Dlait iperoe l.b on:
2anrrap silt Yerfags-!Sanscaa,,
o 1923 gait %. ct, Stem g)ort.
, 1876-01-22

balten, ba Oas @is 5u itarf nabe Dem
Safen Tag. Ser S9Ooner uSrial" Dor
Tcus0unblunO, l6eiterte, Die Mannl9oft
wurbe ieoo9 serettet. 9as @ctter il
ieDr falt.
Gincinnoti, 81. San. 81,
Sd9emiible in Lagrange, Sno., erpIo=
Oirte 9eitern Na9mitto9, uno tDotet'
au9enblidli6 einen Der geliser, Namen!
Mm. &enkeoD uno Sebaitean Gros:
nno SenrD Gorbitt, uno pcriuuuocte bei
@m. Yriee unO einen &naben lebr
l6iper.
@reenielb, Wta5., 20. San. 81
DIFFERS Salts, NtoT., puroe 9cIterl
Nbenb Der She'll bes @ebduoes Scr Ami
con'l6en Sabrif9clell6aft nel6cr 5u'
Sabrifation bon &inoerluaaen benub.
miro, ourh6euer scrit6rt. Ser 99aoen
bctra9t etipa $4,000; o~crlelbe 1T Md
Our1 8erli9eruns seoeft.
@ ilfesba!re, Yenn1 20. San.
@eltern Morgen bra9 i'm grplpett
Sdadte Der u2ebi9b YaGtp Comp
Seuer aus. Cine Ggplolion Dol |Nla
senoen @ettern erfol9te, pclde beotu-
tenocn S1aOen onri6tete. Wt6rer,
pcrlonen erbiclttn l9limme S~yonowun=
Den. Sic W}inc 1T jest inter 9Bllel
selest uoroen.
Columbus, g., 81. San. STD,
pcrlonen i'll einem &ofb0ule ~crtronfter
seltcrn plDsli6. Nnfan9s glaubte man.
lie leien oura ein 9ienfmaO4cn Der.
9iftet worOen; Der 9tr6t ertlarte jcro4
ooB tie un9elunoes S0meineI leil4 9csel.
len bdtten. 4nocre 9erlonen in oel
Staot, luel9e fril4ss Gleil4 se9eNeu.
lino slei4faQs e~rtranft.
n5rancisco, 81. San. $.
s. &ibbe, 9efretdr Der v8el6er-, "
vNewsYorf-,' vSadion-" uno n9oor
Walbinston=" Minen9eiell|4aftcn, 1T
unll6tbar semorbcn. Sein lnteri0leii
betrdst 100000; Die Stem Dorf 3d."
leioet am Meilten> Die r8el9er : Mine"
gar nibt.
(Spdter.) $. &. &i6be murbe Ipdtel
toot in ieinem 9ette ~sefunoen; er bottt
li@ cine &usel our6 ben &opf seiast
@einllnterl0leif miro bcreit5 auf $l1O=
900 arscseben; oerielbe betriHt baupt-
ld1ll6 Die Seem Yort-Waining Comp"
SantaSe, g. Dser. 20. Sanuar.
@sltern Abeno Serlt0rte Elm Mob 81
Office Der 3eitung vNelps ano YyeB"
in Gimarron. Sian slaubt, ooB oieies
auf Betreiben oerSegner Glfins ge19aG,
wel6e ieincr Grud6luns 10 beitis pppo=
nlrten.
, 1876-01-22
)ulanDlIat DeDfGden.

SaIifar, RS, 81. San. 9as
Sompfl9iif ~@cOrse o. 9attud" fam
9eitern Na@t BON ct. Yierre in oieIem
Safen an. Ser Capt. beri9tet, baB er
ni9t I'M Stanbe ,uar, in SDoncD anSt-