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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

The British Quarterly RepieW for
July has been republisbeG by the
LEONARD SCoTT PUBLISHING Co.,
Al Barclay Street, New-York. We
give a summary of the contents:
!. "The nlyrian Emperors and
their Land" This article, written by
Edward A. Freeman, author of the
"Norman Conquest of England"
treats of the Roman emperors who
claimed Illyria as their birth place !;
more particularly of Diocletian, and
his achievements both in polity and
art. Something is said, also, in ex-
tenuation of his persecution of the
Christians.
ii. "The Unseen UNIVERSE The
line of argument adopted by the au-
thors of"The Unseen Universe" seems
to be fairly presented, and the re-
viewer concludes with the hope that
the artificial barriers between science
and religion will eventually be re-
moved.
iii. "The Revolution and Catholi-
cism." This article takes the political
rather than the theological view of
the question: presents us with the
leading ideas popularity identified
with "Revolution," and considers
Show far, in case society is in danger
of being destroyed by the Revolution,
Catholicism il in position to save
it."
w. "The Independence and Inte-
gritty of the Ottoman Empire" Writ
ten by DR.. Landwith, for twenty-five
years resident of Kars. Pictdres
the wretched condition ofthe empire,
describes the seat of the present war,
aud indicates the difficult positions
of the interested European countries.
V. drunkenness and Proposed
Remedies" After some statistics,
showing the rapid increase Of drunk
enness, and an exposition Of the
various plans proposed for its sup
preston, the writer expresses little
confidence in any of these measures,
and believes that it will be found
most effectual to have "the rich and
well-to-do live more among the poor,
and set them an example Of self-con-
troll, of freedom from Injury, and
superiority to the temptations of their
own station"
vi. "Cycles in Trade" The writer
does not believe that panics go in
cycles, and attempts to show that
the present period of reaction has its
own special causes.
VII. 'rhe Political Career of Mr..
Disraeli." Starting from the year
1887, We have graphic account of
Disraeli's changes of opinion, "a curs-
ory view of his most interesting ap-
pearances," and a general estimate of
his powers. The writer concludes
that "it is not easy to estimate the
demoralizing effects of Mr.. Disraeli's
supremacy" but finds it "some con-
ISOLATION to remember that his career
is likely to remain unique" :
Contemporary Literature" is as
full and varied az usual.
The periodicals reprinted by THE
LEONARD ScoTT PUBLISHING Co. (4I
Barclay Street, N. ~ arc as follows:
The London Afarterly, Edinburgh,
Westminster, zd British Quarterly
Rerie,rs, and Black,Cood,s Maga-ine.
Price, a year for any one, or only
SIS for all, and the postage is pre-
paid by the Publishers.
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Certificate.

! do hereby certify that after hav-
ing the chills and fever for the space
Sptwo years aud having employed
the ordinary cure for same without
effect, was completely restored to
health by DR.. Chas. Delery, with his
simple remedy the "Indian Vegeta-
BILE Febrifnge.n H. LAMoTHE,
No. lbs Toulouse Street.
For sale at the Meschac6b6 Store,
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Last Tuesday, at 5o'clock P. NJ,
wero married at the st. John the
Baptist church, Mr.. Louis-Adolphe
Vial and Miss Louise. Clotilde Bos-
sier. The new couple have our
grateful Acknowledgements for
their kind iuvitatiOn.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

The handed property belonging
70 the. succession Of Mrs. Isilda
Hymel, wife Of Ursin Jacob, meas
uring one arpent front by three
arpents in depth, was sold ut auc-
tion last Saturday by sheriff Lu-
cien Cambre, and adjudicated to
Mr.. Ursin Jacob for the sum Of
3ly37O.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

Another raft in the crevasse
such is the weekly report from
Bonnet Carr6. This treacherous
maeletrom has become the terror
Of raftmen. Many Of them swear
that they will not float another
log before the crevasse is closed.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

On Friday, August 4, at $50
o'clock r. M, died at his residence
in this parish, Mr.. Thomas Florian
Aubert, aged 81 years and 6
months. He was Q good and hon.
est man, aud highly esteemed by
I'll those who knew him.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

We had daily rains since last
Monday, and the few rice planters
who had commenced harvesting
are greatly inconveuienced there
by. Rice cutting viii become
geseral next week, II the weather
proves favorable.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS:
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To Farmers Of this Parish.

HAINES & CO., SEEDsMEN, prouise to
send to any address, gratis, ION receipt of 25
cents to pay postagel o sample package Of
MEASURING oNE-HALF Inch IN LENGTH.
The secd Of this wheat was imported from
Valparaiso. South America. Its growth Is
peculiar to twenty stalks spring.
ing from one root-the heads measure, ON an
average, from seven to nine inches In length.
One grain Of this wheat is as large and weighs
a. much - three grains Of any other wheat.
The Greatest Curiosity In Seed srer Seen.
dozen Packages, 500.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address all orders to 40
HAINES e. CO.. SEEDsNEN,
2Iy5t Cleveland, Bradley Co., Tenn.
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Local Items.

We are under obligations to the
courteous officers of the st. Mary,
Mary Ida and Henry TSte, for duly
appreciated favors.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

VEND 25c. to 9. p. ROWELL & CO., New
Work, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, containing
lists Of 5000 newspapers, and estimates show
ing cost Of advertising.
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ANSWER.

Thst your clever Enigma a Tyre must be.
-Pnpcr and Printing 1rodeS Journal.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

List of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. 0.
August IL, 1876.
Brown Fanny
George Henry
Halling Abraham
Haydel Amelius
Hotard John
Isaac Nancy
Jacobs Peter
John Adam
Keller Adolphe
Labranche Laurent
Smith Thomas
Songy Melon
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en- . Asy. at home. Agents wanted. Outfit
vi1 and TON free TRUE L. CO., Augusta,
Maine llm'hly.
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FERRY SALE.
Parish st. John the Baptist.

In conformity with law. I win ofysr for sale
at public auction, at the Court House Of
Parish, on
Saturday, August 26, 1876,
AT - O'CLOCK, NJ.
the privilege of the lease of the following
ferries In the Parish. viz:
Station No. ], established ct the lower line
of Mr.. Watson's HOPE Plantation.
Station No. 2, established at or near Bon
et-Carr6 Point. gk
Station No. 8, Eagle Coffee House Ferry.
The lease to rum two years from the day
of sale.
TERMS 4 CONDITIONS:
One fourth Cash or the spot. and the bal.
nnce quarterly thereafter. the lessee to fnrn-
ish his notes with good endorsements to the
satisfaction Of the President of the Police
Jury. al
The lesseas to comply strictly with exist
ing Police Jury Regulations relative 10 Fer
ries tas may exist on the day Of aale), which
regulations and rates Of Ferry charges viii
be read on the day Of sale.
Parish st. John the Baptist, July 29th,
DANIEL w, WILLIAMS,
2iy26at. President Police Jury.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
Parish st. John the Baptist.
To the 7dr payers Of the Parish Of
st. John the Bdptist.

The undersigned hereby give notice that
the assessment Of taxable property Of this
Parish will commence at the Court House of
this Parish on the lst day Of August next
1876, and will continue for one month there
after according to law. Parties interested
will please take notice and appear before said
board during the time specified, and attend
to the assessment Of their property. Delin.
quents will be assessed from the best informa-
ton to be had. No alterations will be made
in assessments after the last day Of August.
Parish st. John the Baptist, July 18th,
1876.
LUCIEN CAMBRE. Sheriff,
ZENON MILLET, Recorder.
A. C. BABCOCK, Clerk Court.
22i'y3Od.
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&k In &1fl per day at homo. samples worth
~ " vdU 81 free. STrNsoS & Co., Port
land. Maine.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-08-12

FIFTY CENIS.
The STATE REorsrrR refuses to prostrate
itself before the KELLOGG administration.
Il will support the principles and ideas of
the republican party. instead of the schemes
and Jobs of its managers and wire pullers,
and will be sent until after the election for
FIFTY CENTS.
Send for q specimen copy.
Address STATE REGI6TER
No. 20 Camp Street.
29jylm. New Orleans.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New ORLEANS THURSDAY, August 10, 1876.
GOLD ...-----....-.--ll a liz
, 1876-10-01
AmUSEMEzTS.
EXPOSITION,

The CHICAGO EXPOSITION is now Magnificent
Success only second to the Centennial, with attend
ancc proportionately larger.
The exhibits are more ELEGANT VARIED and IN
TEREST1NG than ever before Tho ART DISPLAY
tEa very best in America and all other departments
challenge comparison for quality with any similar show
No Intelligent person family should fall to visit this
Great Western Centenn1al-TuE INTEREST IN
DUsTR1AL EXPOSITION OF CHICAGO.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
For Adults. one admission. good for all day and
,,eyenng: so
evening. rs
all day and evening. .25
For Children on Saturday. one admission. good
for ali day aud evening. is
For Adults, every day after p. m--..-. .25
For Children, every day after p. m.---. Is
Communication Tickets fifteen admissions. 500
The Communication Tickets especially adapted to
excursion parties.
, 1876-10-01

DAYS after the time by Law required for the
making OF its annual report, neglect to make
and forward such report to the proper officer,
shall be TIE duty ot the Grand Mas5er the
such lodge forfeited, and to retain the same
provided, however, that any lodge OF that de-
gree now organized that shall make and for.
ward its report for 1876, within three months
after Dec. 81, 1876, shall be deemed to have
complied with the Law.
TIE PATRIARcH4L BRANCH.
A committee was appointed to report at the
next session a regalfa or costume to be worn on
public occasions bY members OF the patrjarcha1
department of the Order who may not wish to
appear in the encampment uniform no" au-
thorized.
A proposition to adopt Braisted's drill for
uniformed patriarchs was lost.
PAST GRAND s1REs.
The tollowing-named Past Grand Sires were
present at the session: Thomas Sherlock, Of
Ohio; Wilmot G. De Saussure, OF South Caro-
lima; William Ellison, of Massachusetts; George
". Race, OF Louisiana; Samuel Craigheau, Of
Ohio; James B. Nicholson, OF Pennsylvania; !;
Isaac NJ. Veitch, Of Missouri; James P. Sanders,
Of New York; E. D. Farnsworth, Of Tennessee; !;
Frederick D. Stuart, Of the District Of CO.
lunbia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pennsylvania is the leading jurisdiction In the
Order, having S7s lodges, with membership of
The proposition to admit scarlet members to
the excmplification Of the unwritten work in
Grand Lodges was lost.
Several amendments to the constitution were
offered, which lies over for action until the next
session.
A congratulatory telegram was received from
the brethren In London, England, and rater-
na1ly responded to by the Grand Lodge.
Among the visitors to the Grand Lodge we're
Hugo Wollheim, Past Grand Sire, and Otto
Schaett1c, Past Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge OF the German Empire.
The Jurisdiction of Illinois was ably represent
ed in the Supreme Body by E. B. Sherman, P.
G. NJ, Of Chicago; Thomas F. Mitchell, ?. G.
H., of Bloomington, N. G.. Mason, P. 6. F., Of
Peoria, and D. D. Hatfield, P. 6. F., Of Du
Quoin.
It is little curious that the initials Of the
Christian names Of five Of the nine officers Of the
G. L. U. 8. are j. w., and eight Of them Degin
with J.
In reference to the Odd Fellows parade the
Philadelphia Pres says: "It was demonstra-
ton which did honor alike to their respectablity,
their numbers, and their position as the most
popular Of all the secret societies in the Unlon.n
GRAND BODIES OF ILLINOIS.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment Of
Illinois meet at Jacksonville On the 10Th day OF
October-the GRIND Encampment in the
morning and the Grand Lodge In the evening.
The Alton s. St. Louis Railroad will carry rep
resentatives to Jacksonville and return for one
and one-fifth fare-frll fare down and one-flfth
fare for return ticket on certificate to be OBJ
tanned at the session. 4 large attendance is
expected, and ample arrangements are being
made BY the fraternity for good accommodar
tious.
, 1876-10-01
MASONRY.


The Vofos for October, just out, is full Of In
teresting reading matter.
The number Of affiliated Masons In Texas Is
1896; initiated last year 1,013.
Omaha is to have new Masonic Temple, and
the craft in Cincinnati contemplate erecting one
to cost $780, 900.
The Grand Lodge Of Hungary Is about to
found a collegiate institute for the benefit OF
the children OF members Of the fraternity.
Over 24,000 Masons were made In North
America during last year, and the whole num-
Der of affiliated Masons on the Continent AZ this
time exceeds 600, GOO.
Dr.. D. C. Rounds, OF Chicago, Will attend the
sessions of the Grand Chapter and Grand Com
mencing on the Sd inst
The GRIND Master OF Masons Of Tens order
ed that charges be preferred against brother
who spoke in derision Of tho Bible, and called it
book Of lies. The brother was tried and e1-
pclled.
Thursday evening Van Rensselaer, Grand
of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, will hold
their Lodge Of Sorrow at their assembly rooms,
No. Is Monroe street, in memory Of their
brethren who died during the past Masonic
year. 1uE OeAtn-TOll Eul0EACe3 Lut nR1uGB OIL
Joseph Gallagher, George 8. Middleton, B. B.
W. Locke, Adam Brewer, and James Pratt, all
Thirty second Degree Masons Of Oriental Consis-
tory. Invitations to witness the same have been
issued by the Lodge to the craft and friends OF
the deceased.
The feeling is becoming general among the
craft that the occasions tor Masonic parade and
display should be reduced to q minimum.
Secret societies Of every name and character
are springing up with marvellous rapidtty, the
members OF which seem to delight to display
their ceremonies in public as often as oppor-
tunity can be made. but let not the Masonic
fraternity partake OF this spirit. On the con-
trary, let it avoid publicity except in the dis
charge Of such duty aud work as are positively
enjoined. So will it preserve its true character
and attain the best prosperity.-Hdce.
At q regular assembly Of Oriental Consistory
S. T. R. S. 32d deg. held at their Consistorial
Hall last Thursday evening, Ill Bro. Walter 4.
Stevens, 93d deg, Gr. Nus. Gen. OF c. Of the
Sublime Council, N. j., and Sow. CIR. Inspector
Gen. John O'Neill, SD deg, were received with
the honors due their stations in the Rite, and
participated in the chivalric hospitality Of the
occasion. Among the distinguished members
OF the Rite present were Sublime Princes John
F. Burrill, sd deg Or. Sec of the Grand Lodge
Of Illinois, and Past Grand Commander Rich
ardson, Of Texas, and Sow. Gr Inspectors Cur
ney, Cregier, and Myers. The ceremonies were
very entertaining.
, 1876-10-01

ADJUSTMENTS,
ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
Halsted-st., near Madison.
FRED AIMS.... ....-....................Na Manager.
Grand TmRIlrnrnfiOu Niphf.

Grand Inauguration Night,
MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1875.
This beautiful theatre will open on the above
date for the fall and winter season with grand
combination Of SPECIALITY ARTISTS, when the
leading stars OF the profession will appear, among
which will be found the beautiful and dashiGg char-
acter songstress, Miss ALICIA JOURDAN.
Miss LOUISA STETSON, the celebrated dan
seuse.
Miss AMY ROBERTS, eerio-comtc vocalist.
Miss MILE DENIM, burlesque acress.
Miss FRANKIE HOWARD sensation and motto
Hiss IDA s1DDoNs, champion skipping rope
dancer.
Americas supreme character artists SHERIDAN
and MACK.
The musical wonder. ALFRED LISTON.
The wonderful metamorphusic artist, ". j.
MILLS.
The great trio, three ARNoLDs, William, Amos,
and Frank.
The celebrated performers, HOMER and HOLLY,
in artistic songs and dances.
The great German comedian. c. 4. GARDNER.
DUNBAR and ASHTON on the horizontal bar.
Sheridan and Mack'svery funny burlesque, enti-
tied the
e WO RPH AN $.
SPECIAL NOTICE. lin addition to the nightly
performances, every Satuday at 2:30 p m. GRAND
FAMILY MATINEE.
ALL LADIES NIGHTS
Look at the scale Of prices: Is, %, and so cents.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
, 1876-10-01

PAYMENT oP n11rs
.a.:ra1 W nono'
c-and a f,o,r E-",,s ~ ~ ~ 1n
~ G1anI E,..a,nn1,omt 90 - r1hio y.
~ .,,hor.i;-at dnno,nrt1an+ ~ -ots IT, 49, =;
odvance m to tfe 1T nf Ntoher "4 1s5a h;s ral -.
<.e;,t ~ ~ Sc-ha sr.,if1i,,o- ~ +;1oa - 1r,;,
the same were paid; IN ensampment after sad
W. nf r. hrl sa. 1ne tGasy taes tts
lie member be1z,me in arrears for dues before
49,. ~ 1t - 0.t 1t14 s. 49, 80 -., ~ ~ ti pI.ole
o,,d onJ 9is EronJ nnamnrnnnt dp.deI that ~
acceptance BY an encampnent from one % ii its It's
tam period, and the issuance Of receipt there
" the .oel1ee, & uoes nos e9nslsute conttac'
a!kne 14,'1nn tie 4;n1a ~ g1;ch ha
pald The ecsion sds s,s mas ior estanad ~e S
me apRea 91 4s94s ~ Rar9I-an uhsn fron, +ho +,o,
Of Inc 6ranu Lo1e fi,I e. nom t4e tl @son xNo4
that It Is mol N oIuer lu.uo!s1 " 5ne eueet
the constitution o1 Inc ~ au au1eno.ie u 10
up Tor act1on 10 enterealh a3@ou1 10 sahen e1
said amendment, was sustalneo. p:a, renunaeT1 10
Ihe 1urlsolc1lon OF h1ontana, t,I nrlt1s.-
bfa, and sW1tzerlano were H1Inout accfouln, accfotls
repfesentatlves at Tue sessioh.
Ihe Grand Lodgc reluseu 70 autHoi1ze q new
translation OF the cnarge.nook 1nto the french %
language Tor use IN me ]u1salclion OF tall1or-
MIA. Inc pfoposlt!on 3oI mtlsten translation
OF the htual lnto Lne ooueaA1u language was
also lost.
EXPECTS OF susPENpH 1uhokDlNATEs. ~.
1t was resolved snat uRsu Rs .ne lust!tuIlon OF a
Grand Lodge VI dfan9 hcanpMent IL ls tne
transmit to the Properomcstts. .p o. spea drand
Lodge or Grand Enca1P.n.e1t ~ tne ena1Ier ana
property III the Possessifa " ens u: L; y. .. OF
all de1unct OF suspenuG 49s9 4 !ouEes or
encampments emp!aset m.s'1ln tne territory OF
their fespectavs ,;on1s1 3u,,up.n' annnrssrs
, 1876-12-09
Wreiie ber Mu3eigen:
nenffe telegr. geps(bfn.
Ser &ricg int Orient.

2onbon, s. Sc5. IS perlautet, Dap
cine Proclamation beg Gsaren seoruft
1T uno bereit lie9t, nm gu ieoer 3elt u1''
ter oas 8olf bon &umdnien pertbellt
merben su fDnnen.
Sic 8efe6lsbaber Ser ruilii6en Sio
Mrmee baben 9efebl, ii9 bereit 5u bal
ten, ben Yrutb su iiberi6reiten. @n
Der anberen Settle ltebcn 3lse berelt
nm Die Sruppsn on Die Donau gu fi9'
rem.
SIN nDrbliden 8osnien iino faf 9al
feline tiirfiidsn Sruppen surild9eblieber
nrb neue Grbsbun9en iteben in ausli6t
Cine &euteri9e 9epelde bon Gon=
1tantinopel iast, DOB Elm l1ebereinfom-
men Der Md6te ni6i unmD0li6 lei.
Cine Gsuter'lde 9epei6e aus 8n6a-
re1t melrtt, bab in &umdnien, beionbers
on Der 9ona,t Elm Yanit aus9ebro9er
lit uno baB ale Ginwobner aus Tur6i
Dor elmer Snpalion burd Die Siitfen ent-
fieben.
Montenssro ion eimsewilist buben,
BOP Die @orniIon BON Sic lie nit Yropi
1ionen fir 5000 Berlonen auf stpel Mo<
note perlcben wiiroe.
, 1876-12-09
Gnropai(de Nahrihten.

2yott 2sooenfee. Gin 10 rapioes
SteIaen Der Weinpreiie, wis uad benz
9esenudrtisen Serbit, 1T felt pielsn
9abren nidt mebr beobadtet moroen.
Talt in alien Weinortsn iinb bic Yreiie
fur ba8 beurise @ewadS mabreno Der
leeten Gage I'M 3 bic 6 f. per Ohm in
Die SObe sesan9en. Sebr seiuat iino
aamsntli6 Die Hotbweins, bon Oenen
bsrcits miebnliAe 9orrdtbe oerfauft
uuroen. Sn 8oomanu fOlten bic weibsn
76sr 8sine osrmalen II bis 20 H., bic
rotben % bis Is H.. in @atliuscn -
Der 0etmatb zines Der bel ten Ssewsine
- puroen fit oas weiBe @ewa95 20
bis q f., fur oas rotbs oasesen 20 bis
30 f. per Sbm be5ablt. Sn Sorn,
Qemmenbofen, Wan9en uno Sebnlusen
iino Sabtrcide &dufe in wsiBem @s-
waa5 gu 16 Bis 20 f.. in rOtbsm gu
"a bis 26 4. ab9eiAlolen. Sn dbnlihcr
Welle faao blsber Elm lebbaiter A6lae
BON neuen Wclnen audi auf Der Snicl
0fei1enau ltatt. Sn Jtielalin9eu, usberz
lln9en AM &Ieo, @ailIn9en, Silin9cn
unO Sin9en folten Die beurigen 0totb.
welne sesenWartlg 80 bis SO 4. per
Obm. Sa Smmenltaot, Qaanau uno
&~ipptnbaulen wuroe oaS weiBe @swG1S
mt Is bis Is f., oas rOtbe mt 20 bIS
"a f beiaDlt. 4m boAitsn ltsbsn Die
Yrclle in WteerSbur9 uno in Der nad)ltea
ytale Der StaOt uebcrlinsen, wOleibt
Ole rotbsm (Yur9unoer) Sorten gu 80
bis 40 f. inter lebbufter NaNIra9e
oertanIt wuroen. SortpaDreno 1T oIe
@ltteruns Der Beiulele siultis uno an
man1en Srten bate oas .8immeln"
.Serblten) iii9liA bis 3ur lseten Wfos
aatSwodr nerId)oben wcroen tSnnen.
SSaemers6eim, bel Wsosbad. SIR
3lellgcm Orte muBte bel DER lesten Sss
Oanfeler oaS @elauts Der fatbolilben
Pfar.tirde BON Sslten Dec 8ar9ermei>
IteramteS nit @erualt ~er;luunssn wsr.
ben, woriiber baS fatboti1ds Hfarramt
&lase erbob. DaS Winiltsrium eeS
5nuern bat II Osriigt, oaB Sem Mus
rage oes fatbolidsn Yiarrsrs MoBbu-
ber auf 3nredtwellun9 Der Ortspoli5ei'
bsb0roe nid)t entlproAeu wsrben fSnne,
ba siue au8i9lieBllde Yerfiigun9s9swalt
iber bic fatbolIl6sn HSloden pom Seiten
oes YiarramteS Md, aahweisbar iei,
AUDI Die san3s @emeinoe nit benz fatbo'
lilhtn Stift8raths ba5 HenQsl6pte be-
, 1876-12-09

Aus @irsinia Gitp I6rsibt Elm
Wedlelblatt : Cine unternebmenoe
@si9dftsfirma i'm Stdo9en Winne-
mucca bat our @erienoun9 ibres @ai.
aenmsbles iocben 6diier boz Bapiet
nit enti1iebencm Grfolse einsefiibrt.
Sic na1 Dem Yatenie zines 9cutI6en
ausMlentopn, Semi, 9eiertiaten Tdhe,
luiesen bos 9tid faum 10 Bfuno, TO-
lten faum balb 10 piel, tpie bolserne Sal
fer, 1ino babel iebr baucrbaft, uno ibr
Sinber bebolptet ouberocm, onr6 9e=
trei6en bes s%Snnern nit elmer bon i'm
prdparirtes 9emii6en @rbltan5 Dem
Yopier eine iolde 9i6tisfelt 9eben 81
fDnnen, bob Die SdHer ielbit sur Ierlenz
oune bon fii6tigen StoHen 9ebruu6t
perben f6nneu. @ie beiteben aus einem
Cylinder BON Yapier nit b0l3erncm so.
Den uno einem Geif an ieoem Gnoe."
(Deuti9er@ eri@tstil.) Sn
einem unterm II. Suli /. S. sefdltcn
l1rtbeit oes 2eipsi9er SanOelsgeri6ts in
Sa6en oes Goberi6 Seneoir'iden Or
ben sesen Srieoeri6 Saale megen unbe=
fu9ter Mnffubrun9 5lueier Scneoir'iher
Stiide, finoet li6 II. q. mDrtll6 noD
itebenoer Miuiterlos: r9obinaegen bol
berleIbe (oer SefIo9te) in N~nlebun9 Der
Nnlprii6e aug Den in Der Glaebeiiu9e e.
II inter Nr. 7. IS uno Sc ndber beSelN
neten N|uHubrun9en Der 2uitlplcle oss
Sr. Gooerid Seneoir Ser alte Magi
1ter" uno Scr S~t6renfrieb" basjeuiee.
mas Inn on 9eoo6ter Ietenltcae gu be-
i6einisen nodselalien ,poroen. wie&edi
oar9etban, berowe9en oerlelbe betreffs
oieier InIpriide BON Der iuloer i'm er
bobenen &lase 81 entbinoen uno los5u=
5dblen." Man loQte ni6t oenfen, oai
fir Den Serioiler eiAes iol6en monitr0=
len Sobss Elm Setting, @oetbe, S9iaer
jemols porbunoen gswelen! @abrlid)
menn i%rgenowo cine Geform Netb tbut.
10 gang sepiBi in a%illerer @eri6tslpra6e!
Itiraenbs pdreseine flare, aa9emeinper-
ltdnoll6e glusbrlldspeile angebro9ter,
uno uirgenos miro mcbr se9en Den suten
8el6mad uns 9egen Den @enlls unlc-
rer Spra6e 9efrcpelt, als seraoe bier!
Ser neue Staats Genius 1t.qt Die
8ep6lferun9 oes Staates Mal)a6uletts
auf l,65l,912 fcf, Dies er9ieot in Den
lebten 10 Sabren einen @ewinn BON
3S4,SS1 ODER 3O.oS YroSent gcgen H.
SO proSent @euinn pOn 1885 big 1865.
MaIia6uietts bat 794.3S3 mdnnlibe II.
$751; 29 wetblide Sepobner. Seit Der
erIten 3dbluns in MaiaAuletts bat bic.
Ter 9taat INNER cine srDBere MnSabl
BON peibli4en GinwObuern qebabt, oils
mdnnli6en. SUI Sabre 1865 betrng
Der YroSentlas su 8unlten Der 6rauen
55.4S, uno mar leine 0Dbe bauptid6lld
Dem &rie9e suSulAreiben.
, 1876-12-09
Gpanien.

Moorio, s. Seq. Senpr Salape-
ria lit gum @ouperneur Der vBanf BON
Spanien" ernannt ipprben.