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, 1876-08-20

and independent nation, that they can prop
erly claim IN exemption from taxation tor
public education which all other inhabitants
of the United States have to pay IN proper
proportions.
While it is evident that Archbishop PuR-
CELLS purpose was to a1lny public apprehen-
sion in regard to the intentions Of the Roman
Catholic Church upon the pablic-school sys-
tenn, VIC cannot but think that he has fur
nished additional reason why tho Constitu-
tiona1 Amendment prohibiting q division Of
the school moneys (Which Archbishop PuR-
CELL claims es right Of the Catholic church,
should be submitted by Congress to the
States and adopted at as early moment as
possible.
, 1876-08-20

for September. Oats closed 4@lc lower, at
3oSc cash and 3o4c for September. Rye
was finn, at 524@53c. Barley was dull and
easier, ut Go4c. Hogs were in good demand
and ruled firm, closing at SC.2o@6.25 for
light and at S.. 1906 10 for common to
prime heavy. Received, 1000, sad for the
week, $4,000. The cattle market Was mod
cratefy activo and firm, sales making on
basis of So. o0@5.o0 for common to choice.
Receipts for the week, 1861. There were
no sales of sheep. Poor to choice were
quoted at s3. o0@4.50 per 100 lbs. One hun
dred dollars in gold would buy $l1o.G2} in
creepbacks at the close.
, 1876-08-20


trimmer dESpR1cRs IS qulte as Voc11etous
in his demands for reform as Slippery SAM.
Ha bas of late been esnecial1v nrorninent in
n.,,a,~,r;+- tha r,.a ~ ,,o,a1, j., ,orr,,;no
~ - - 1,.a ..,,~a.a ~. -~.ot;,o
~ D'-.-..- .-:, --~-.1. r. 49,
80. ~ a.~o.. 49, 49, ,,s,.ao.;.. - ~ .,.x,
~ r'
~ lnlo -e1u 20. ~ 30, ~ 49, 49,. 1eco
so -, " 80 .o.A' ~ 1 na-ss -ss'
ohAh. y" "o' Po4n.
e.at ~ 'et'4' VIZ 80. ~ ..ss ~
nh1aoeA' mn'sn was 4,te1 "asoe ~ p.,no -
lne We" iotA t'"n' Ecu 1oo'' 1Ao1'1
WHICH, .ne iouo"' 'us - Au e1lae4'
raas.s @ sn;.a ~. ennd;,;on ~ .,;rs ~ ali
there TO whom + had access. wrote to Gen. GREENE
that unless something was done the State was
gone' and appealed personally upon every psope,
oeeoe!on ~ s"ut supposeo Fe'tea, AN r,:.t
, 1876-08-20

The Democrats are very loud in their as
ees1ions that T11DE vas Union MN dur
ing the War and loyal to the Government
Ii this be so, Why do they not point to some
nct of his that evinccd his loyalty to the
Union or his sympathy with the soldiers who
wire battling for the country? Surely, if
T1LpEn we're Union man, there must be
something in his long public record to show
it. We have already shown that he WIS IN
active communion with men who were trying
to destroy the Government. Will his friends
show US one single act that shows he had any
interest in the cnuse Of the Union, or any
sympathy with those who vero trying to
6ay.s it ?
, 1876-08-20
deed, Mr.. WALKER could well have afforded

deed, Afr. WALKER could well have afforded
to take off another 100000.
But that the possession of the contract IS
the grand end to be secured, no matter at
what price it may be let, will be readily un-
derstood when it is remembered that the
county contract is merely for one-hnlf the
building The city cannot build, and will
not be able to do so for some years. Who
ever gets the contract for the stone for the
county half Of the building must OF necessi-
ty get the contract for the city's part
Of the building. Tho stone must be
of the same quality, color, and texture;
and this can only be obtained, it is claimed,
by taking the whole from the same quarry.
A1r. WALKEn, by securing the stone for the
first half Of the building, will have an abso~
lutte corner On the stone for the other ha1f.
Holding the one quarry, he can demand of
the city whatever price per foot for the stone
TINT lie may demand. The city will be at
his mercy. Where he is now content to take
G5 cents per cubic foot, he may then demand
50, and there will be no second shop,-no
other quarry,-and it will be impossible to
uso any other stone. In getting the contract
for the stone for the county half of the
building, WALKER secures beyond al perad~
venture the necessity for using his stone and
from his quarry for the other half of the
building. This franchise is alone worth to
the contractor 100000 cash.
Herein is one of the disadvantages Of erect
ing building part at one time and part at
another, the ownership to be divided. If
hereafter, when the city is ready to build,
WALLER shall demand S. per cubic foot for
his stone, the city will have no alternative
but to submit, or build the west half of the
building of stone of another color, and per-
haps otherwise dissimilar. The fact is, the
plans and materials of the whole building
should be determined upon at the same time,
and tho whole building should be erected at
the same time.
The whole Board of County Commission
ers hive to act upon this recommendation Of
the Committee. 1t only requires votes to
carry this McNE111-WA1K job. Five men,
bers of the Committee. viz: CLEAny, CAK-
ROLL, CoS1Y, MCCARTNEY, and JOHNSON have
expressed their opinions, and the other 3
votes are to be had from Messrs. HOLDEN.
AxARs, MuLLor, TABOR, and HERT1NG. The
other five members are on record against the
swindle. Which of these five members wa
have named are prepared to challenge and
defy public sentiment by givingtlleir APPROX
al to such all iniquitous and self-evldent
lob?
, 1876-08-20

THE PROGRESS OF THE STONE JOB.
The Building Committees of the Board Of
County Commissioners, the week before last,
reached decision to adopt Lemont lime
stone for the Courthouse, and to accept
WA11En's bid. The three Lemont limestone
bids pending were: Waller, SG95.000:
MCNEIL, $40, GOO; tanning, S535, 600.
The action of the Committee evoked such 4
storm of popular Indignation that no report
was made to tho Board, and all last week
was devoted to another wrestle with the sub
ject and on Friday, by the same vote,
given by the same men who had pro-
yiously indorsed WALKERS S bid. they adopted
NcNEn1's bid This was concession
of $15O,000. It is proper, however,
to understand that McNE1LL's bid is really q
second bid OF WALKER. He offered the stone
in one bid at 81 cents per cubic foot, and
in the MCNEIL bid the stone is put at G'
cents,-a FILLING off of % cents per cubic
foot Mr.. flaming, whose bid was still
lower, was whist!ed out Of consideration.
the Commissioners threatening to Lavo him
indicted by the next Grand Jury,
they having the selection of both stone
contractors and tho Grand Jury. AS the
case stands at present, WALKER and MCNEIL
are to have the contract. In FASS1Sa's
bid there Was an offer that the price should
DO reduced :S;2S. 600 if the columns, pilasters,
steps, ETC., should be Of granite In the bid
adopted by the Committee there is no such
reduction offered In the one contingency
FASs1sGs bid is $4,000 and in the other
sS;;}3 600 less than the one adopted.
We illustrated the other day tho ut
ter absuraity of the whole business of
bidding for contracts with Cook County.
HENRY HARMS was let the contract for laying
the foundation of the county half Of the
building at $s4.00 In case Of change in
plan he was to be allowed in proportion to
the increased work. There was change in
the plan, and the result of the job yGs that
HARMS bill reads Due on original contract,
Ss4 600; due OIL extra work, 900. To-
tal. Sl51 .O0O,-an increase in the cost OF the
lob of 81 per cent Now, under these cir
cumstsrces, the main thing is to get the
contract. no matter what the price. WALLER
and his associates have reduced the price of
the stone as laid p per cent, and, taking
the HARMS contract as precedent,
he car well nfFord to do this and still have
large profit over his original bid His origi-
nal bid was $G95. 600; his reduced bid is
$40. 900. Add 81 per cent for extras, as in
the HARMS contract, because of changes,
and his bill will nmcdnt to S993, 900, or over
$500, ,0u0 more than his original offer. IT,
, 1876-08-20

The u1nling-bark Catalpa arrived in New
York yesterday with the rescued Fenian
prisoners. They were nino in number, and,
notwithstanding hard voyage Of four
months, pnrt Of the time on short allowance
Of provisions. they appeared happy and sni-
ing. A Reception Committee was hastily
gathered. and the enigrants were con-
.lHctel in state to ODoSoyAN RossA's
hotel Their account of their escape
in whGle-boet, and the chase Of the Catalpa
~ q police-boat and the British, steamer
Gtorgstte, and the refusal of the American
Captain to land them over, seems to reflect
considerable credit on the bravery of the
skipper, who apparently WAS not grievously
alarmed at the formidable threat of the Brit
isl. authorities to confer with the American
tiovcrulen: on the subject
, 1876-08-20

There hare been ruu,ors about Town some
days that ex-Alderman and e1-Gauger Hill
DEE7H, who is now summering in Canada to
avoid trial for whisky-stealing, has been
threatening to ''squeal on the local ring
which is supposed to have been in existence
during GOWNS term Of office. unless the in
huential members thereof hestir themselves
to secure him immunity. It Is elso said Nb-4
, 1876-08-20

constituents held him in high regard. lie
died at an early age, and when his intellectual
powers were in their ripcst vigor. His dis
ease was consumption in one Of its many
forms. He struggled long and hopefully
against the destroyer, but gradually wasted
before him.
1Ir. HERR was the twenty y-seyenth person
who has held the Office of Speaker. and the
first who had died while in the office. There
have been vacancies by resignation, but in
no case until now has the Office been vacated
by death,
, 1876-08-20

The various bankers have agents at Wash
in ogton negotiating for portions OF the new
loan. The first amount placed in the market
viii probably be $50, 100000, and the I'M
preston about the Treasury Department is
that SE11GuAS d. Co. and the DREH1s will
conclude arrangements for the amount
, 1876-08-20

Cnfavorable reports purporting to come
from CROOK and TEERx by way of point in
Ttah were published in Washington yester-
Gay. Gen. SHERMAN pronounced the story
sensational, and expressed the opinion that
the chances are better for general red-skin
scattering than for the troops succeeding in
aocomp plishing combined attack upon them.
, 1876-08-20

The statement is now made that the new
a-y-Eoo1s house to be established in the
Drake AND Wilder Blocks, on tho corner of
N.bAsl. avenne and Washington street, is
n:ne other than 4. T. STEWART t. Co. If so,
t1::.st 1ir1n displays in this instance the same
act1te G:scc,7,,avut which enabled it's founder
to distance MI competitors, and build up the
largest dry-goods business in the world. It
WI ret be many years before the Chicago
2.,se will be the principal establishment
E.>,! the New York house the branch. Chicago
is il many respects already more important
ctntro OF trade for jobbing and retail
business than any other in the coun-
1r::. Oar jobbers bring their goods direct
firm tie manufacturers in Europe, US
WI rs in this country. buy in as
l2-.c quantities, and sell to better ad-
vantage. The country dealers do not pass
Trough Chicago to 60 tc New York or any
c,.:er city. Chicago has also become SO
mich Of metropolis that the ladies come
here 20 do their fancy shopping from hun
drcis Of miles around, just rs they nsed to go
tc New York Nessrs. FIELD, LETTER & Co.,
j. Z. FAnwE1L s Co., and the two or three
other Large firms. could not expect to retain
Tie exclusive benefit of this vast t-ade but
tie fact is that the new house will not d.
n:nlsh the bulk CT the trade done By the
others. but build up IN additional trade.
lie trade Of FARwEL1 d Co. has gone on
Increasing willie FIELD. LETTER l. Co. were
b:7i]3iug up their enormous business, and
si.1ce the trc several other large houses have
b, 4 started without hurting those already
established There is plenty Of room Cor A.
Il. SEwA1:T 4 Co.. and for still others. In
fact, tie more the 1ne1Tier.
, 1876-08-20

Attorney General TArTs recommendation
ai,sc~sc to the pardon Of the Chicago whisky
:. y sec1as to have settled the matter.
E-c.y effort to induce change OF lis mind
E::s iuiled, and yesterday tho President
st ably refused to take any action in discord
E::..l Gca. TA11's views.
, 1876-08-20

The Chicago produce markets were quiet
Saturday. Ness pork closed 1oc per brl
L: her. at Sl1.5o@1:.so4 cash aad Sl5.o5
SEER :he yea-. Lard closed &c per 1oG lbs
/, her. al 5;"Glo.514 csst and S9.35
f,..!er the year. Meats were quiet, at &c for
l.: xeti shoulders, SC for do short ribs. and
- ft- 10 short clears Leke freights were
o.:et, st l!c for corn to Buffalo. Rail
1r*:s!.ts were unchanged. Eishwines were
steady. at S1.!o per gallon Flour was less
g.; tive and firm. Wheat closed sc lower, at
SIC for august and s9tc for September.
Curn closed sc lower. 1T 4l.c cash and 444o
, 1876-08-20

ont the local smells Of Bridgeport; the real
trouble is the rendering process itself, aud
the men who are engaged in it should bs
compelled to adopt q scientific means for
getting rid Of the gases they generate With
out destroying the comfort end injuring tho
health Of the community.
, 1876-08-20

ATTENTION. rRINCTS.-Tcu requested to ar-
r.~ 2; Michigan Central Passenger DeIot in citizen
tr "a IN Monday. Aa1. II. e1 1rcEE sliaTn 70 re-
---'~ N%-o ~. f:IIINEY.
, 1876-08-20

At the Sew.York Gold Exchange on Sat
r~lav the dollar gresnback represented 9otc
IN gold.
, 1876-08-20

CHIC AGO t"ON.fANDEI:T, No ~ +. T--Atten'
~, elr i nights stated Conclayc Monday evening.
a.. III u 7:3U for business. Ey order OF The r. e.
CuAS j. TK0NDRlDGE. Recorder.
, 1876-08-20

ST. BERNARD CoMMANDERT-Attention 81
r: i;h.s. You requested 70 apreaT at M,ealEan
~ OK a. IN. sharp, receive the Oriental Sovereign
o@'0"oA' ~ j, S. WHITE, C. Gen.
, 1876-08-20

CHICAGO LODGE. NO. ST. l. o. q. F.-0f6cer and
.,ters there VIII l,e special meeting tomorrow W
:.t!; Business Of Erca; llnrortansc VIII come oe
+, r., tie Lodge. Ill sl.,uld attend Per trdef q
LEON SCHLQSSMAE, n. G.
, 1876-08-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

u.eos1, p1f-Src-A Picnic under the auspices of
r,sre Snod Lode. No. 6y0 L. F. and A. n. will
Ir held At HemHchs Park Irat1nvi, Masn ,dsn-
r.. sc children o5c: Including admission to Eronnds;
Trains leave Euck l6iacd Depot 1t s:4o g. III. ano 4-o
b
EEBEtcA LODGE NO. !. Z. S. B-The ann1at ssi
IL led oedtns Grove Sunday AuE 70 d 70 ~ r1ea 4
ne nrbc III general II 1t ratns tickets Will be
81 ID for fhe ad tourpmcut- Committee.
, 1876-08-20


retort, and are then in q condition to be
burned either for illuminating OF heating
purposes. The practical working of this
process would be superior to the water proc
ess as the gases would be entirely consumed
and made useful.
But the owners and managers of the ren-
dcHng establishments can only be compelled
to apply these remedies by constant watch
ing and strict enforcement of the penalty
for the nuisance which they otherwise COM
NIT. The men who work in this business
become indurated with the stinks in which
they live. and their mentnlGnd moral natures
seem to grow rs hard and dead as the olfac-
tory nerves. The machinery necessary to
the process OF condensation OF. pnriEcation
costs something; the water or charcoal they
may have to use costs little something
more; and the process itself costs a certain
degree of trouble and labor which they
will always avoid as long as they are per
mitted to do SO. But they can be
compelled to apply the remedy if they are
strictly followed up, and this is the business
OF the Health Commissioner, who ought to
find willing cooperation from the Mayor
and police, and also from the States Attor-
ney, if it becomes necessary to indict the
fellows who commit the nuisance in order to
make them abate it. There is no use. then,
in discussing the proposed conduit 1ornosing
, 1876-01-15

9ptisei &eri9t. 6olsenbe
Tdlle famen seltern in oieiem @eridt.
3ur @erbanolung:
Sobn Gumin, jr, anseflast ben Sobn
Sennings 9eidimpft, nit Sootidlas 9e-
brobt unb 2drm in Der Nadhari9aft
gemadt unb feline Grau angc9riifen uno
9eldla9en Su baben, wnrbe, ,uesen Man
gel al 8irsidaft, In Die Sail seionot.
Sames Yafer. ansefla9t ein @a9a-
bnnb 81 iein, entlailen.
Ser 5al BON Siaae @infree, farbis,
an9et!ast tuesem Sauseinbru1 mnb
Siebltabl, ,uuloe bis aui Sienltas psr-
idoben.
&anoolpb Surner unb 3obert Scott.
beios iarbis. anseflast ,ue9en 8eiebii.
b%ertrctung, puroen, lussen Man9el az
8iirsidalt auf 6 Wonate iii bic Sail
9eianbt.
, 1876-01-15
SotaI
70,422

Mooerne 6rauen. Sir pra6-
len nit ~uuieren @r;iebun9smetbooem,
oenn mir baben 9vd)s. Wiittel= uno Tadz
ibnlen fir Die wcitlldle Sugeno. TN
ierc Wiaoden baten Den %iosenanntsn fei=
nen Iol, finb sclehrt mno welje. @ie
iinsen. tan;cn. ipielen &l.pies. ip"ed)en
italeuiid uno frans0lld. oid)ten NIB
ualen, lalitm iid) idon nit sebn Sabren
Den Scj MADDEN, beiratben mt fanf3sbu
uno laijen lid tm sman;ialten Sabre
mierer ideioea, sic Iilo ba;auberno anj
Der 3od@seltsreiie. liebcn uuo co9ucttiren
III ben 8aoeortem, umo slaa;eu aui Val.
len mic Die @u9el. Mber guaoe Der
9immel Dem armen 1cufel, weld)sr aus
oieien falbionablen ar, lien jein Meib
bolt. Ssritebt es 3u idubern, 81 lpalden
uao oas pauS rem su balten? @t. mir
pereellen mns. 2Ser bat isst nod bea
einiadj:n unbeSedtsn Yooeu? USE ae.
meiu wale es! Mber es peritcbt bsh
Wroo ~ baden nno oas Slsijd) III :od)en
NSie seoantenlos mir lino! Wtan wirh
bod IN einem Sotel wnbnen unb jih
Dienftboten balten! Nun, aber Is miro
bod wenisitens Die &leioer I'M Stauo
balten uno ausbeliern? Was ms Gin
fdal! Ole Wiooen wetIsln 10 oft, bab
Jiiemanb mebr altc &leiorr bat. ausaes
llon,n,en Die 2umpeniammler uno Yapiers
iab,itanten. yber bait, Die fleinen
Sinner 81 wartcn. su pf!esen mao linen
bic lSinoelm ~5eitSultc1en, bas miro es
lih bob nidlt nebmen lalien? @ie
onmm mir bod iino! Derartiae Ye<
ihajtlaunseu tonuen Deutj1e uno ST..
lanocr piel better b iorseu uno wenn le-
mes Weib je Oas naslud baben iollte tin
&Ino 3, befommcn, oann muB eine Nm=
me ole anidnsliden @eibafte uuo Die
lpdtsreu Gin Yeulionat beiorgen!
24ir milien sel1eben, oaS ptr nun einen
.Sielpuntt erreidt baben, no es lih Jun
9e Wtanner S,uei jir einmal iiberleaeu
iperoen 81 belratbcn, oa lie llur unperbeis
ratbet benz BalferOtt ODER gar Dem Ser.
bred)sn fern blsiuen f0nuen. WaS ilt'bie
6olse? Die leoiaeu YerioneA nebmeu
uon Jabr ST. Sahr gu mo ole Sittenlo-
listsit wiro INNER slSBer. Sc 1T an
Der ;3sit, Sen Wiiittern Susurufen, oa6
Die Serjdwenoums, welhe lie befiirruorten
Die Iuseno uao oas &ebeussliid ibrer
&inoer %SeritOrt, cab ale lene perriidten
Aussaben, ibre 201tcr on ben Wtann su
brinaen, nur oaSu o,cnen, oas 9eiratben
su erlhwcrcu, ia oemuahlt gbe uuO 6a-
Mile. Die. 9rauolasen bcs Staates.
gang unmOslid 5n maden. (SO meint
eth Ameritauer.)
, 1876-01-15

S M / ration. @eneral Sit
See belt 9eitern Mbcrb cine Iebe i'm
Capitol, su @nniten Der Ginwonbernna
uno lebtc ben 9tuben a~ussinanoer, pels
den oieieIbe fir @irsinia baben wiiros.
gr lestc einen art Ylan Dor. moourd
nod ieinem grmelIen Die G%in,panoeruna
bstoroert weroe; AUDI bemerfte er. oab
,pdbreno alle anocrn Staaten an irem=
DC Sepblferung 3u 9cnommen. @irainio
Der sinsislte Staat lei, Ner obssnommen
bat.
@ir wollen boIien, boB w~enieltens
Gt,pas fir Die Giniuanoerun9 balO se=
than tperocn wiro; &eoen BADEN mir
ldon genn9 geb6rt.
, 1876-01-15

Sarab Davis. farbis. uel9e uorse,
fern aus Der St0ot Sail fam. ND Tie ei'
ne 6 mnnailihe 9ait abseielIrn bate.
iagte gum Serssant Briggs beim Ser
ausstben. baB lie ii9 iest mol redt be-
trintcn ano ibre Sreibeit isiern usrSe.
Wor9tItsrn 1ta1t UNI s ubr unrbe lie
pon einem Yoli,ilten in Der Mtnin Gtra
Sc total betrunten 9efnnoen. Sic fang
unb tanste sum 9er9niigen Der sablrei=
den l~lmltsbeuoen aus ~S,crSsns!ut. Sc.
fern Mor9sn erbislt lie wieSer 6 no
nate freie g%Spbnnn9.
, 1876-01-15
Sam flag IS. 9annar 1876.
@tatt NihmDnb.

DeHfdsr Wottsahtsnf. ct.
Srbannss @smeinbe, Ste StraBs. @ottstienl
0rymittass IL lbr, Vrstist tsi Yaier Chr.
Suber.
BetbIebsm'S Osmsinte, Cite StrHBs pfar-
yr qrtusr, 0Sttsstienf ii llbr 9prmittass.
ct. Marisn 0smsints, Maritaa Strabs,
Gatu Ysnns, Gpttesbienit I'M 10 lbr @rr.
mittass unt 3 llbr Ta6n,itta8s.
Ct. Marfs srsiiit. lutberiite Stride Cob
3rlsns SAID Ode Mayo unb JrantIin CT
srnnsasa-S &uIs 40, 0srssbisnf il llbs
Morssne.
Deuti&e mstbceiaen @smeinte. 2eisb
Stra6e. Habe Der 1fen, 8pttesbisnf um II
ubr YoYmittnss unb "a ubrsltents BON yafpr
81. D9sin. Gunntassituls nm % llbr Nad
mittas
, 1876-01-15

0or9elteru Wadt, oils 9err 3. @ileg
9auis nit ieiner Gamilie bon Der So1=
seit ieiner 2udter sariidtebrte. uuroen
Die YIerbe ldeu uno llefcn Die 25. uns
Wtain StraBs in einem @allop binunter.
Ser &uti6er fonnte bic ldemsn Sbiere
nidt mebr bdnoisen. his Die Yieroe
Dem Sauie bss Serrn 9auis nabe ia.
men. ~besesneten lie elmer anoern&utl6e,
in wel1e JIG binein rannten. Seioe
Jabrseu9e uuroen sansli4 s%ertriimmert.
Yliidli9erpeile wuroc &einer uerIest.
, 1876-01-15

Ois Serren Mpsrs. Meealeb NIB S.
q. Y8eit pon Yetersburs, ws!de anss-
flast waren, Wbisfep S9-inoeIeieu
Dcriibt SIT baben. famsn porgsitsrn 20,
Der. Staaten Gommi|lionar Mttins in
Dieler Stabt uno wMrDeu big smm 20. B.
%. inter Yiirsidait ssjtsat.
, 1876-01-15
Rt6mpnb poft Office,
prf< arrangement,
s3ffBBs @
IS. Oftohfr 1873.

g6rofide Gnr6prR. 3nefnat tsariS.
Spulitatc anFaenrmn - Nr funff 5 Y. R..
nno ! as u. 81. -Eoff6fnb J.35 pnb s.2O
u. ".
Ssnn'aa anfHnf SO, ". -avR.
FTsnE f.35 n. y.
morstidc gees pof. Tderi6. ~crsouum.
n,en Srniiinaf- - gnrnnft las u. d.
wotltbluf 1.35 NIB s 20 q. ".
shoIide goR- .3m.ima al tdalid. esnn-
mds ausasncmmsn- - anfmnft 1900 W.
f2.a5..M. @. F7
Serntaes; anhunft 1900 ST. yse
Hid mon6 b Gansfae eifenbsHu. yS..
irb,- @niunF %-30 81 M - YsRf6ius
f245 n. M- "''D'"p
CHrBtut & G~rerns3urp. 3teimor tSa.
itG. Mnfaraft 2-30 une 9 81. 81 1,sei
lSlue y N..nnb f24SW. 81.
SarmbiGe. TdaIf6. s~-nntass aues,nsr.
= l's en- o. aanfunit 2.30 g. ~. = psfibluE
Gbefabeafc & Ohio gHsnbabu. aaond,
Srnnfd9e ausarrcm men, Mnfuuft 6 81 Mr
- poFlblaB $50 Q. 81.
asnhburs Charlottesville, Gtauntcn. Nbi.e
Sulpber Sprinss rnb ,utFtid BON Wbitrgnf
rbaS Syringe = @nfunf 5 9. d. Nen.
Whas go 81. u. |N
@eF gaint nnt gtaftsnea an her n. A.
D. Hno CT u. 1aalidr Sonntaas ausor-
nor'rnen. Mnfunft 1880 q. Oh woit-
itIub 2 n M- WV
@loueeisr. hter gsef goint- ,SaiS.-gm
Fanft 1893 g. 81. = poaldlue On Dr.
Iaptatannud, iiter sils SAM. tdoIid.
antanft 6-3e 9. Dr. gsdl@lus / o. M.
Santes aioer Eampjer- Dr.imsI psd.ns
70: Mntanft MOuta8s. MIttwsd,s nnn
gss'fass, ~ W. = yshidins, Di,nasas
Aonnersass anS e uanassnts. 5-3OV.R.
Canal ga4ct. Gr.imoI h sbeutli6.
anfnntt, Mattmeds, 3rsiiass une @snntaos
= M: goltidtub, Msutaas, Nitprts
nuo 8reitags, 4 ". ". ~
short qnsnt &oute. i3nrimaI ,ps6.nuid.
- =, Nnfanfte Mtttwuds Mno g annabenes. 4,
i p, ~; - - g@sFie'ue. Dsaasshass nns gsnm
- - - #HE- E- H
, 1876-01-15

2e9isIatur. 9err Sinton
reidtc cine Bill Elm, in wclher er i'm
eineYewiaisung BON $4,000 fir basGen.
tcnnial bittet. 9ieielbe wuroe nidt on-
9enpmnen.
Cine 8ia, welde Die 9fidten nnb
Iutboritdt oerGountp Seamten belpridt.
muroe perIelen. 0ertaet.
, 1876-01-15
etc.

Dry 0ppbs! Dry @pptS |!
3. 81. Driee r1nD So.
go. 110l Wfaim Ctr, @de Der IL.
erbaltcn nit jsbem Gage ncue Scrbit<
lpaaren ais:
Garbise Gameeibaar- Nnaigs.
Sdlwar3e LANCE nnb anffrt Sbarls,
Sstt glantsisA f0-l. IL A, ia.
Sbwa scr uno f%arti,er ieieensra ammtt.
0as Eager osn G%a6imerss, wsIde in Sir.
gina esmtb'. Girp ftets serarE6Ht
3rM9s fir llsbnrIde Ga ~ 81, so bis So
pei Yare.
5rhrspTihs uno snalif6e Golimcrcs. mpae
ne nenleeu isp h~ntsr5sly &c fir 5srren, 0naten
nns !id ftcn.
Iomsn unsrsn9e. Buggy Tsden. 9paper-
ttsr 81 3 @prtnrrps. Scfcn, 6emetn 30.
lsnti1ltr. Mrdgsn etc. etc. i'm Z Init
, 1876-01-15

Tas 9esrabnib bes Sobn Mullsu,
iuclder Mittiup6 Naht bon einem Ne
ger get6btet wuroe, fanb geltern Na6-
mittag I'M 2 llbr Itatt. Ser Orpen Der
6ibernians. perbunoen nit elmer Malie
Strinbouer folgten Der 2ei6e su ibrsr
lcbten Gubeltdtte.
, 1876-01-15

s. It / 9sGonrt. @eitern Mnr
Yea miro Der 5aa oes Meopugal. @abl.
ri6ter I'M /. Yrecinft Dorfommen. &c
miro Die Grase entIdiebsn ,uerben, oh
berielbe BON ieinem SOFTEN als Mabl.
rid)te, entfcrnt merOen iol, ober ni1t.
Sabn Margbaulen uno 6. S. 8aipen
ebenfalls 8eamte belielben Yrecintts, re-
iisnirtcn, meBbalb bie3lase sesen lie nie=
Deraelhla9en mmroe.