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DID tLe s1csIiiatc SuLcislc :

\ Young man, who Is employed by
hurry 4 Regain at their tin establish
ment, on North College street, wa,
returning from work at the Pump
Factory, i'll Edgefeld, yesterday ever
ing, in company with another young
man, employed at the same place; and
when upon Suspension Bridge, he pull
led off his coat, and threw it down, To-
gether Nth his hat and dinner bucket,
and leaped on the railing, with the i'll
teu;ion of burving himself in tie Cum
5e'!and, but he was seized by his
companion. who, with the assistance
Of q eelolea man. succeeded iii re-
>5ra;aiaE hia. from executing his rash
int5ni:gn. lie was then induced II 90
home. HeIetotore he has always been
lively and jovial, but was very quiet
and melancholy yesterday.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

Tennessee needs some one in the
Senate to champion her interest and
,he interests Of the South. We know
of 40 one ADLER TO stand hy Us and de,
fend our people Cham Isham g. Harris.
He will be a leader in the Sonate,and
looked to by the entire country in
emergencies. lie knows the right,
and knowing dares defend. His el
oquence, logic, familiarity with the
present and past history Of the coun-
Iry and parties, and his fearless adyo.
cacy OF right viii enable him to take
a frontrank in the Senate. We have,
to satisfy 4 morbid scnSibility, too long
ignored the great .aen of the South,
owing to issues growing out of the war.
IIenccforward and forever let om
waJchword be, The big guns to the
front" Send Harris TO the front.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

1t is now reduced to one issue :
WIZ the people submit to the plot OF
the Radical thieves aul allow their
victory gained in November to be stol-
ctS from them? 1t is no longer q
question of politics, this presidential
middle. 1t Is now one of National
existence. For Yeas we Of the South
have warned the North that the fet-
tcrs being rivited upon Us would in
the end turn out 10 he shacklCS
for the North rs well. 1t was the
strong right arm gloating over the
binding Of ,he left by the robber.
There has not been one stride Of the
military party toward despotism but
that a warning voice has been raised
in the South. Like faithful sen;inels
on the watch>tower, the leaders a the
South have given the alarm. Al
caution, all warning, all appeals to
the North have been met with the
one argument " Rebel This has
quoted the fears Of the Northern
paj,ie's. SO long as the evils of usur-
patton confine themselves 10 the South
even Northern Liberals were quiet.
So anxious we're they to see the South
Inundated that they saw nothing of
the over-shadowing power Of the mill
itary, aided by drunken executive.
To>day the dark shadow of the mill
tary autocracy ;. falling upon two
states Of the North. Oregon and
New jersey are 20 be Investigated.
Bye and bye New York and Indiana
viii be subjected to'the same infamy.
The North might just as well look the
matter Sqiarelv IN the face 1t is
either to call halt, return to the old
Cohs,itiOnal way, or to see the rights
r. North and South involved In total
wreck. Which viii they do.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

The Radicals are constructing line
of Military telegraph from the capitol
in Washington to the barracks two
miles off For what purpose this is
being done is foreshadowed by the ed
;torials of such papers as the New
York Times, and speeches Of Bob In
gersoll and others. They declare that
the Radicals will never turn the gov
eminent over to the Democrats. The
declarations of such mouth pieces are
but the outcroppings. 1t showithe in
tention of the party leaders. Military
rule is to them preferable to being
turned out of Office.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

Congress will adjourn for the holi-
days. This is hopeful $ga. If
the S4qs Eere not frightening the
House would remain in session.
There is evidently a weakening on the
part of the conspirators. The indig-
nation ofall classes should warn them
of the danger Of going too far.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

Ever since the courts in Missouri
and Chicago sent Grants chums to the
peniteniiary be has had a dislike TO
legal proceedings. The mention Of
such is sufficient to set him to seeing
bugs aud things again. Hence hi,
declaration that he "don't care a damn
for the Supreme Court.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
STATE NEWS.

Home Journal; The first Marrow
Guage train went as far as Joe Tuck
er's yesterday. Maj. Falconnet is
pushing things.
Nashville Banner: The members
Of the Tennessee Electoral College
elected Mr. Tulley Brown, of Nashville,
to take the returns to Washington.
Nashville Banner: At the recent
municipal election in Lebanon, Tenn,
three negroes were elected Aldermen
Cause-too many white candidates.
A negro named lawson Clark was
hung at Somerville last Friday, for
having murdered William Gaines, his
uncle, on the 10th day % September,
1875.
Nashville Banncr; The indebted
ness Of the city OF Nashyilleis 81 GIL
724. Duringthe past municipal year
the city has paid SO, 5G7 Of the in
debtcdness:
Crockett County Sentinel: DrFlem-
ing had about one hundred and for
ty panels of fence burned this week.
\ negro set fire to some broom-sedgc
and from it The fence caught.
Nashville American: Capt. John
", Morton, in behalf of the artillery
company, will on Tomorrow make re-
QUESTION on the Governor for 4 bat
terry Of SIX twelve Founders,
Nashville Americans: \ monster
horned ovl was killed by J. w.
johnson with il shot gun, Friday, in
the woods Ct Z, c. Abbey; about 81
miles Oh the Nolensville pike, measur-
ing feet from tip to tip Of wings.
Nashville American; Mcclure
sends H. q charming little song Smile
ard be Happy again, just published
BIZ him. The words and music are by
John T. Rutcgc, a yonng Mcmphian,
who is gaining considerable Fcpat"'
ten as a composer,
Dycrsburg Progress: There was
A bold attempt made to rob the jew
elrv store of Mr. T.. IL. Kelly, of
jackson, Tennessee, last week. They
were bravely rclulscl hy the clerk,
Mr. James +. Mitchell, who was
wounded in the atiiay.
Home Journal: The improve
ments at the capitol in Nashville, are
rapidly approaching completion.
Floor. have been laid in all the rooms,
which renders them more comforta-
be. Our Representatives VIII not be
troubled with cold this winter.
Homa Jou,,sI Horny C,rter
,rod - -cors ,,Lo 1.-Two, WITH b;s mr.
cnts po,r ra,.;s Tapnos.ao rDon brir. ,
ro,rovod Kindly nv his f,tbor fay
d,,. .;r.o f.r s,,,o i,,,ro,riotio. :,
,,l,;.b bo tho,n,,t hin, hl,,'.I,Io dror.
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,,or,horo Of tho S,noto Thn,.,t,
u,s very clos. botwoon tbcm ,Jorcb.
h,rls understool villr,,ton,nt -
.hou tbo+ Wo.tor ,,as oIootoj ~.
iIIeo,I rotos
-,
and D,ris Holt two coIorod yor,bs
Iiyirr IN Somor,iIIo bad omar
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

To fully understand how far We
have drifted from our old moOrings,
it is only necessary to think Of the
consequences resulting to any party
attempting to bulldoze" three States
twenty years ago, as they have done
Louisiana, South Carolina and Flor
ida
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21

Just now the presence Of Andrew
johnson in the United States Senate
Chamber would be blessing to the
entire country. We can appreciate,
now that he is gone, the incalculable
benefits to US Of such leader at this
ilucturp.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
What would become Of Radicalism
but for reviled " Graatism? p

The Federal power has extended
north Of Mason d Dixon's line. How
will the superior intelligence" of the
North receive this interference with
New Jersey and Oregon
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
Tnsolv9ent Notice.

FgNlIE insolvency Of the estate of Joseph Lew
4 ter. dee having been >uSE4stcd To the
County Clerk If Gibson county, all persons
having claims against said estate are required
to file them with said Clerk on or before the
first day of May. ISL for pro rata distribution,
or they will be barygd 4. JORDAN,
dcI.it Adm r.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
Non Resident Notice.
In Chalrefy Coari at Humboldt.


Caleb Crosby ct ais ". Ann Crosby ct ais.
7 T happening from complaiuHnt> bill in this
L cause. whi.E l. sworn to. that defendants,
John Mhitsqr ana wife LcWclyn Mason Whit
sen, and Elizabeth Jane Mason, are Hon-re>i-
dcnt> Of the Slate OF Tennessee. 80 that the or
binary process Of lazy cannot lie served upOn
them; II Is therefore ordered that public ion
be made for four consecutive wcrksin the EX-
change, = newspaper pghlishcd in the town of
Milan, Tenn, notifying defendants to enter
their appearance at my Office in humboldt
Tom, ON the second Monday of February,
1871. to plead, anSsCF jar dcmur to complain
ants bill or the Same will be taken for con-
frs>cd and SIT Tor hearing cx partc as to ten.
December $. $50.
I. ]. WILLIAMS, {. x ".
". VI. Mccall, SvIr. dcli-4t
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
WHAT PAYS?

NJ PAYS every manufacturer. merchant.
( mechanic, inventor. flrucr, or protrs-
siuual man. t. kccp informed on all the i'm
provtmcnts and disco, cries of the age.
IT PAYS the head of every family to intro
ducc into his household newspaper that l. in
ru.tivc one that fosters u taste for iuycStigt-
ton. and promotes thought and encourage
,1i-.if. sion among the members
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n office 7

A Ii those indebted to us by note or account
"A are notified To come forward and settle hy
january 1st 1871 or they viii find tGeir claims
in the hands of an officer. On and after Jan
lst, 1871, we will sell only for cash.
Dee. 10Th, 1876. COLEY * DICEINsON.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
Original Att2ChmG nt.


I y this cause it appeG ring tu me that Charles
4 Johnson i Il nuH-reSiGcut Of the State of
tennessee. that the plaintiff has caused an
original attachment to issue ,:riu>t the state
of defendant. which has been returned levied
upon the property of defendant: II Is ordered
by me that publication nc made tor the defend
ant for foHr weeks in the Exchange, 4 news
paper publl>hcd in the town of Milan. Tenn,
notifying, him 10 enter his appearance before
me al nay office in william un inc Gtn daZ 90 Ian
uary. Isl, t;,..n liII there :, make dcir.Sc 60
the action OF i!cut camucnccd b" piaiGtii
against him, or ihc same viii be pTorov'ied with
cNpartc.
dc7-4t 4. JORDAN, j. p.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
NICklS


Illustrated Priced Catalogue
Fifty paccs-3Dl Illustrations, with dcscrip-
tions of thousands of the nest Flowers and
Vegetables ia the world. and the way to grow
the,Y-ai for Il Two CENT postage stamp.
Printed II German and English.
Weeks Floral Guide. Quarterly . cents
q year.
EicI<'s Flower Vegetable Garden,
80 cents in paper; in elegant cloth covers. Il
Address. JAMES lex, Rochester, \. \.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1876-12-21
Beatty ::: ::: : :::= ]:

Factorg Efablidied IA 1886.
FROM TIE PRESS
From q. d, White, Editor Hackcttstown. y.
j.. Herald.
THE organ has rich deem and soul-stirring
tone: couldn I stay in the house without 1t. Ii
helps wonderfully to drive away the thoughts
of hard times.
The Lebanon. Pa, Daily News says:
ave arc in receipt Of one of those FIVE octave
Psrlor Organs manufactured by Mr. Daniel r.
Beatty, Washington. y. J. This organ j. III II
fine, solid black walnut cast. and in tore II
cannot be surpassed by any instrument Vi its
kind,
From the Lowell. Neb.. Regi:ter-
I'VE received this week direct from the fsan-
ufacturcr. Daniel r. Beatty Washington. y.
j. hiS Justly celebrated organ. elegant in ap-
pesrance and handsomely fnTni,hed .HnrNrelled
IN richness and power of toBc. We are more
than pleased with il. and heartily rrrommend
il to any one contemplating purchasing an
organ.
lest offer ever given. Money retuu Isl upon
return Of organ and freight charge: raul by me
daniel + Beatty both yaS- if Unsatisfactory
aftera test ;rial Of i've AaTs; Organ warranted
for six wears.
Agents wanted verywEer2. male or female.
to canvass for this sap.,.ar instrument. Adj
dress,
DBNlEL F. BEATTY,
Wellington, New Jersey, l ). !.
, 1876-07-10
linb in bic jerbiihenMrm einsetretcn.

iinb in bic ierbiihenMr mee einsetretcn. "
Cine anesrs 0epside piberipri9t oea
erltcn Radridtsn iiber heH 5ies Der
Scrben bel 6erben bel 8eIina. Sic
Surten bitten Die OHenIips ersriHen N.
bas ierbiId DE 2aser bel aadta iiberram-
pelt. SIZE S.urten balten 8elina befest.
Gcit 4 3asea ,purbeR feline HoAri@ten
iiber bic 1srbiI1e Mrmes gu Nle1iRas in
8elerab per6NentliAt.
Ser Correspondent Ser m5imes" meI.
bet aus paris, oaB Der tiiri'lde @s}asots
ia brldieu erbalten bat. ,selde in N5=
reoe 1teaen, oaB General Sdernajeff IL
Sas tiiriiide &shiet eineeorunsen iss
Cine 9epsI1e aus Wien ,aelost. bob Dir
3iirisn nidt biepauptwerfe gu Soitha,
ionbern ri bic Nabeniperte gctirm'
bdttsa. Sie Gerben lpsrfea Gdaaaer
um @ojt@er berum ouf I'm Die Briide
ibes ben Simab 5u beiAiBen.
, 1876-07-10
Trnnfyeih.

Qonbou, 8. Suit. Gine Sepelft
ous paris meloet. BOB Der geriAt iibe,
einen Morbansriff oaaf ben 9srsos bon
9bart.es hurdseinen Goloatsn Deg 8.
9rasonsr-& Regiments mbs9riinost lei
8eriailIes,S s. Suli. Sn Der 9e'
iiriscn GiBnns Der Scputirtsnfammel
purbe nab einer bibism Ssbaste Die
Grwabluus BEG 6rn. @cpruiie, Bond
partiIen, NIT 334 scsen 1923 5tisnnrel1
unslltis erfldrt. 81. De galiasnac mod
te wdbrenb Der Dsbatte elnen Deftisen
ansrif au Die republ!sasNide yartsi.
Or. Solisbops, 8pnapartlit, b%eaniraste.
boB Der Beridt bts Gpmites iber bic
Muni5ipalitdtsbin innerbalb elmer @o'
de Der .&ammer ~oorselest wsrbe. Ser
gntros mnrne pbne Sebotte arsenom,
men uno Ger 9eriGt sIei@ oaranf oni
ben Slid 9eleat.
paris, 8. Suli. SA elmer geItern
itottscfunhsnen Nsrl0mmlun9 oss llntsn
Eentrnms puroe DEM MiniIterium Elm
0ertrouens . goium a~bseseben, inbem
man bslGlob, ben 8eri9ts ees gomltes
aber bic Munisipalitatsbiu onSunsb=
5,eit.
, 1876-07-10
Curo.ai(ts ua1ti1tfR.

gaaims. S,ld)of b. &ettaee MARI.
busd) has AM 2. Suni sefdQtc llrtbsil
Sts BeSirfsasridts we9en se]sswiort,
aea 8srfabreua bel Der Werwaltuma BE-,
Yiarrei gu Gaacl su 800 IN. @slo.
ltrals, Der mitaustslagts @aplan S4ai.
Der in Is M., oeasn i'm Nidtbs3abl.
unssfaae 20 Sage, begin. 1 Gag
@,iansaiB gu iubrttuiren iiao, Joni,
beiae lol,oarIl9 in bic 1oltsw perur'
tbellt.
Die faetiide @%infabruns Der lansn
beihlonenen conieinoneQ 9emii h,en
Saulen wiro nah Seritsluus Der
p%touIorild)cn 5huaocale auK nit
Belgium bss neaeu SemsN,rs Dor
iiA se4cn. Tic Gtaet wirS in bier
Sdulbe;irfe abge9ren;t ano isoem elm
Obertebrer por9deet ,pereen. Mit
oicisr Neuseltattuus bat aud ole WKt.
lamlteit DER fog. .Gnsliiden Granlein"
a%ul;uboren; ta ut Oenisiben aater @e.
wabruns cues Carbohydrates setIn.
blst worosn, ou Wad, osm n.ueu @e]sS
Mlt9llcosr selltliAer Oroen ODER Con.
are9ationen nidt ais SsgrcriuneR mebr
an ocu Tot,alAut:n iba,is iein tSauen.
0adoem 81. WilAartebSroe ben an,
Sriff otr Nrbs.tsN auf allen Puutteu &C.,
ltattst, miro au Der umiabrIus Der
Sabn inter ben Veltuu9swertsn rlitis
aeotbeitet. 9tait mebrsrer Tuuuels
lit e,a ein3iser aooptirt ,uoroen. 10 oaB
oas Vabnplannm innerbalb hes Tuus
nets Seraoe 10 bod) ,ois auEarbalb Def.
islbcn liescn wiro. Der gauge EuunsI
wlro seSsn 1900 Wsier lana. SUI
9%auptsrabsn Der @rtaoeGe 1T bereits
Ter erie 99ud)t i'll AuSrlfi seuomm.n.
mdbrenS ali benz sutscsenyeltsten norb.
lihen &noe. III bem Saapl9rabcu Der
sSaltlcn @eors", Der 5irt.S tousp
ibcm aui .i9e 3lsnllibs Qdnse in oas
SiselsTsrrain osS .&dltrl9" einse>
trIcbsn lit.
Gatn bsutidsn 9dlssn NIB befun.
Osrs Den Wtltslseesrm uno Srsunb.n Des
osutihsn S4lssnbunoss wicmst oas
betrsilsnbs yOtal &omits Sab,er bic
W'ttbsauas, oaB Die Delesirtsn o.s
baolitsn Hanoesldisen Gtrens, bss
pfdl5ilAea uno oeS neutrality-suspicious.
Sdlaseubuaoes bsidlpdea babsn, bas
Ilpsits 1srbanb'S dieBsu in osa Xasen
Dom 80. 3uIi bis 8. ausalt bier IN
Waiui ebSlbalten. Die soltIssunbiid)s
WsoSlttranS osr alten rbe,aii9sa Stabt
miro Fir eate Hnsxehm4 @oro. t.naeu:
, 1876-07-10
9aldnSi(d)s gepe(bea~

Ses Moines, Soma, z, Suli.
Gpdtcre Nahribten srseben, aaB in
s8arren=Go., 25 Yerlouen, 6 oher s in
MaoHon-Guu ibr 2eben usrIoysu II
BOB psnisItsns $50 5auier in beiosr
Counties ~poatanbis Serf6st ,purben.
9islc Derionen ,uurben perleBt. Mno Der
Der grnote unb Dem 8isbitastbe burA Der
@e,uittsrjturm in Der lebten Ratt ause
flste S6aben lit Mnermebli9. Sis
Nomen Der Sobten unb @sruunbeten
linb mod uidt siat ermIttelt; Die meiiter
oer1slbsn lino Graucn unb ainoer Der
6armer. Nab anoeren Seridten wur'
ben in @arrensgo. allein 40 4erionen
sst5otst. Ser Bug Der vIes %eiaes'
Snoianelaer Babn", pelher in ufrgan'
sener NaAt DON bier abfubr, apurbe Sui-
lhen Dem Nprb- unb Gittie. &iper ourd
cine usberidwemmans altiscbaten.
go. Z. Suli. gtne Sepef6
aus 9ubuqs mslost Ndberss iiber Den
@ewitteriturm in Central Soma in bel
lesten Gismiiass=N udt. IS erbeat, bab
Die 5bntiaAen uisl i@limmsr iinh, als
mo anfdnslia beriAtste. 5rau s. g.
Wlprton uno Sraa gloerlp puroen &c.
t6btet.
Beribte aus onberen 9aeifsR prn
Morren. @ountp er9ebsn, oab unacfdb.
so soauIer 5erltort nnb heren &ewobnei
oetootet pocr bebenfli9 Derlest wnrnen.
Iadridten aug Maoiiou' goantD iino
in olsihem Mabe unbeIlusrfiinoeno.
Mon melbet aug Mo,1polt, naB bic @al
nuns ocs psrrn @'oeon wesJ1dwemn I
tpuroe uno BOP ielne @atiIn uno. bre'
s0bue %ertranten. 3,uiiden @mtsrlei
uno Iorwa!f tamen IL YerIonen am; 7
srtrartcn INTO 4 muroen pom Gl'te er
iaIas.n. Sue 3%e,itoruns 1T iarGt, rid,
nno Der 8etrus oerielbsn lam 9e9en
udrtia nod n,ft abseihdtt werhen.
, 1876-07-10
Garfei.

Cont ntinapeL s. SuIi. Sic
pIprte bat ibren 0e,tretern i'm 9tusldn-
be foISenoe Sepel6e iiberl9ldt: sIad
Dem Bs,i9te Muttbor Yai9a's 1T Der
Derlui bes Gelnoes in Dem Sreicn bel
8sllra oiel GROCER, aIs anfansliA se-
mslbet. 200 ibrsr 3obten wurbca in
Selma s~uriidseloiIen unb 700 in Der
Nahbaridoft. Inter Den Sooten bsfin-
bet ii9 Der gpmmanbcur uno uiele 81.
fisisrs. Cine itartc til, tll9e etrsitmu9t
lit jebt bel Ytlina eon;sntrirt."
Sic 9islisen Sournole bebuupten, bab
Die Softas ouf eisenes @erlansen be-
mafiust nod osr @ren;s seldidt .ucyosn
{olsn.
Yaris, 8. Suli. Gas .Sparnol oes
8ebats" per6Hentll6t folsenoe 0adrid
ten BON Dem &riesslAauplab: ,Ois
Ssrben bahen Rahta e%insenonmen.
Gen. 9@crnoieH's Strategic sluinst Die
9lrfen. ii4 bIntsr paIanta 6utid5uSieN
ben. Sm Masemeinen linb bic meiiten
Der ercun9enen 0Ortbeile bis iebt auf
Seite Der 3irfen."
Cine in SelSrao %empfanscne offSiele
9epei9e meloct, bab Die 9iirtsn nu9 si
mem scbrfiinoism i9arfsn @eiedt bet
NaGiu se9en NOui &alar entflcbcn lino
9ie Ssrben iino i'm Seibe oes sanacn
Sebietes apil4en bsiosn Yuntten. Ger
Derluit Der 5erbsn tpor unbebeutrnb.
Sic Nrmee untsr Gen. 3a9 Iberi9;ut
Die 8ren5e am lebtsn 9%Onncritas in Der
1dbe bon Dauor.
2onbOn, s. Suli. Cine 9tp1ae
ons 8elerob meloet : ~130 @srwunoeis
bon Der Armee Der Grina samen bier
an nnb beridtsn, ooB bic @arnilpn unb
Die Burger Ell Staot 8elina i9 aufs
Msnbsrite sessn bic 5crten ps,tb;iois.
ten. Cine ihrsdliae Mekelei entlpaun
fi3 in ben StraBcn, wslaer Die meiiten
Ginwobner gum 0pfsr fielen. Sie Mu.
toritaten Der @taot 8elsrao trefsn Nol
~tsbruassn ge9en Gin 8ombarbement BON
Sslten Der SirfeN. Gin ameritanil9er
General nnb orsi p'snbif9s OIfslers
, 1876-07-10
nsasfte teIegr. gsps(dsa.
Gdmai.

Wsrm, s. Suli. Gin bon 1ier noa
.2anionna ssbenoer Yaiiasit5ns epnloir-
tie seftern bel galeS.eug nit eiilem in
sntsegengelstter 8idtans sebenosn 3u-
ae. Heioc Qcfpmptiben tpsroen oerlol,r'
anb sstn perjonen se.5otct.
, 1876-07-10
Epanlen.

Mobrib, s. Suli. &6nis IIfonio
begiebt 1i9 III IA. b. W. nod Sautan=
Der, um nit Der gyt6ni9in Slabela su.
1ammen Su trsHen.