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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
Wednesday, June 2s, 1876,

between the hours Of ten o'clock a M. and
three O'Clock pm the following described
lands, lying and being in the county Of Lee,
and State Of Arkansas. to-wit; The north
half of section thirty three. containing three
hundred and twenty acres; the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-one, containing one
Hundred and sixty acres the northwest quar-
ter Of section thirty four, containing one hmm
west half OF section ,wenty-seven, containing
one hundred and sixts acres. All in town
ship two north Of the base line, and range two
east Of the tfth principal meridian I'm. 2e),
and containing together eight hundred acres
Of land, together with any improvements
thereon.
The right Of redemption is waived in the
said deed Of trust. The title is believed to be
perfect, but l will sell and convey as Trustee
only. I'D, QUIGLEY, Trustee.
TO.1O1
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

THE Cincinnati Commercial epit-
omizes Pierrepont thus: He has
magnificent black side whiskers
seven or eight inches in length,
thus beating John Bull at his own
and he once taught school
in Ob;o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
THE YARKEE r <

THE YANKEE DARKEY.
The State committee of colored
men held a meeting at Utica, New
York, yesterday, and three dele
gates were elected to the National
Republican Convention to present
the grievances of the Southern ne
groes under Democratic rule. These
darkies might as well be attending
to their little barber-shops. The
Southern negroes as a class have no
complaints of this sort to make.
The colored national convention
held recently at Nashville made no
such charges and did not ask or au-
thorize anybody to make an appeal
to the Cincinnati convention. This
Utica meeting was of course a
small business, but the Northern
darby has learned to initiate his
white Yankee master, and thinks
the road to prominence is by med
ding either directly or remotely in
the affairs of the Southern people.
They would do as we'll to attend to
their own business. If they will
look at home they will see that
with a colored population in
New York State of over So
900 against 3,143,16O whites,
according to the last cen
sus, they hold none of the offices
and enjoy fewer political benefits
than the colored people of the
South. Inthat State, although the
most of them were born free and
the opportunities of education have
stood open, they have made no
progress whatever toward control
in public offices. Their votes count
just SO many, and are controlled en-
tirely by their employers and white
neighborS. So it is mall the North
ern States. The negroes are gen.
orally poor, Squalid class-treated
as menials, and have no influence
or standing in society. There are
afew notable exceptions about cities,
where now and then a shrewd null
alto or quadroon acquires property,
and that sort of recognition
which money can command. When
they hold a meeting, or put forth
an expression, it is at the instiga-
ton of designing white men. The
present move has two objects {:
First, to manufacture political CAPT
tai, and second, to aid Conkling. 1t
will do neither. If the Cincinnati
Convention should conclude to
wave a bloody shirt, it will get the
material direct from Southern out
rage manufacturers, and not second
handed from sallow New York ne.
groes, who imbibe their information
on all political topics from ward poll
ticians or from country newspapers.
Morton's committee is endeavoring
to do something in that line, and it
is questionable whether he will sue
coed in firing the Northern heart
any more with imaginary atrocities.
Even Blaine'S speech about the war
would not have had much effect if
treated with silent contempt or a
dignifed rejoinder. AS it is, we do
not believe that the bloody shirt
will cut much of a figure in the
Presidential campaign.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
FoR STOCK.
PA@TURE.

I HAVE EXCELLENT PAsTURAGE SUE
fcent to accommodate 200 head Of stock,
which l propose sOSyraze at the following lew
DTty mulea and common stock. 81 so per
month, horses stabbed and led at might, So so
per month. Hotses stabbed, fec and grOomed
at night, So per month.
= Pasture situated six miles from Memphis,
aear MitchelPs Tank on NoncOnnah, with an
abundance Of running water. A reliable
herdsman will be kept with stock, Stock can
be loft ~ Hall Il Co. s stables.
Texas ponies Of all grades on hand and for
sale. u n or.
Refer to Estes, Figer & Co. as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
New Orloana DiatIIIeyv Case0

NEW ORLEANS, May A.-After twelve
o'clock last night the jury in the 0'Brien
distillery cases rendered q verdict End
ing John Henderson and W. G. James
guilty, and W. A. Thomas, Alex Mckee,
John Henderson, jr., and John McWhir.
ter not guilty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

The following special to the
Courier-Jourua comedies with the
views expressed in yesterdays
LEDGER:
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The appoint
ment Of Judge Pierrepont minister to
England, and the Cabinet changes,
created a deal Of talk and political spec.
ulation at the Capitol to-day. The ap.
pointments were determined on last
week, and the secret has been very we'll
kept. 1t is said that some OF the Cabinet
even did net know what val coming.
The question was asked at every turn,
what these appointments mesnt9 The
reply Of the knowing ines was hat it is
part Of the Administration programme,
resolved on last night, TO make Conkling,
il possible, the successor to Grant
Simon Cameron gets the darling object
of his present ambition, a seat in the
Cabinet for his son Don Cameron; and
in turn he and his political friends will
see to it that the Presidents friend, Mr..
Conkling, shall get tho vote of Pennsyl-
vsnia in the Republican National Con.
vention. The whole patronage Of the
War Department will BOW be welded in
this direction. Judge Pierrepont is too
rich to be tempted by Emma mine specu
l%ations, and the appointment, Of Judge
TAFT is favorably received. The posoioR
Of the Administration in favor Of Conk.
ling which | stated long ago to the
Courier Journal, is now a MONDAY fact,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
ProhAhnitlen.

WASHINGTON, May 24-In Tennessee
and the Ohio valley, rising and statiOns-
ry barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, and eighty warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, with possibly rain
araaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, etc.. 1 will
send a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. ISMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York
City. 1-l56-eOd6W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

LINCOLN, Ill May A.-Tbe Republi-
cal Congressional Convention Of the
Thirteenth district yesterday nominated
Judge Upton, of Bloomington, Mclean
county, for Congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
LEGAL.
trustees Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- vested In me as Trustee, under the terms
Of a certain deed of trust made TO me by
W. Cotter. of due record in the
efice Of Lee county, Arkansas. in
Record Book B, pages $50, l51, l59 and 1853, 1
will sell to the highest bidder, for cash. at the
town Of Mariana, Lee county, Arkansas, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

CAIRO, May "a. = Arrived-Adriane
and Susie Silver New Orleans. 8 p. m.
J. D. Parker, Cincinnati, / am; Nail
City, 81. Louis, 9. D~epsrted--J. d. vii.
liams and Blue Lodge, Ohio river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
THE Nav JerseY pemocrats, il


The New Jersey Democrats, in
convention yesterday, reaffirmed
the principles set forth last year
fayoring the restoration Of gold and
silver as a basis Of currency as soon
as practicable, and demanding econ
Omy Of administration and punish
ment Of corrupt officials, and
adopted resolutions commanding
the House Of Representatives for
reducing expenses, and suggesting
the name of joel Parker for the
Presidency.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
ELECTION,
Election Notice.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "HER-
l. nando Insurance Company" are hereby
notified hat the annual election for Directors
Q~ompany's office, No. % Madison street. on
u 18th prox.. between 10 o'clock a a.. and
2 o'clock pm.
$3.50 f. NJ. NELSON. Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

EOK POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS,
Z Circulars, ETC., gotten up with the latest
Stylo Of types nd on superior paper Of any
desired color, 80 70 the Ledgonofice and OK
~irs stock and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

The subscription price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is 90 per annum for the Daily,
and 50 per annum for the weekly-POst-
z free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
ANNouMCEMENTs
For Attorney General Bartlett Cir
cult Court.


For Attorney General Bartlett Cir
cult Court.
/ am q candidate for election to the Office Of
Attorney General of the Bartlett Circuit
Court, subject to the action Of THE nominating
Convention of the Democratic and Conserva-
tive party to be held in June next.
73-te G.. W. GORDON.
For Judge Of the Criminal Court.
Attic urgent solicitation of many friends,
both belonging to the bar and among the peo-
pie, / announce that my name will be before
the Democratic and Conservative Convention
to assemble in June next, as a candidate for
Judge of the Criminal Court of Shelby county.
IS-te W. I. AVERY.
For Sheriff,
G. L. ANDERSON is a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Sheriff, subject to the
action of the Shelby County Democratic and
Conservative Convention in June next. Tote
For County Trustee.
To the voters Of Shelby County:
am a candidate for re election to the Office
of County Trustee for shelby county. nbiect
to tbs nomination of the Democratic and Con.
sentative Convention to be held in june next.
Nay 20, lS76: lite ]. ], RAWLINGS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24
For Sheriff.
PRIVILEGES.
Confederate Monumental Prom.
enade Concert.

SEALED BIDS FOR THE PRIVILEGES
~ o. ne Promenade Concert, at the EXPOSE
prox., Wila be received by me at the Cotton
Exchange between the hours of u and i
o'clock, until the 18th inst. Bids are re-
s%pectfully invited. -
est Up. W. SEMMEs. Chairman
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-05-24

ADV ERTISING
In RELIGIOUS. AND AGRICULTURAL.
IA HAL6;PKIOE. Send for oata-
sVEGe on inc LIST PLAN. For information.
Geo. +. Rowell : Co., Al Para Row.
NE NEW YORK. 6O-ssdk1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
8Qlttmore Wl0. gautdag, bem 49, Suli 1876

piaig unier 8lut opfern sur grlanauns Der
Sreibelt. Grforbern eS Die Snterei1en @ngi
lambs, cine Wtillion rubiger, braper Wtens
iden ais Sflaueu naf uno mad BON blut9te-
rigen tDranniiden Siirfen eriroroet Su nil.
len? MGge auf) Serbten nernebmen nit
ieiner Diplomatic, OaB ieine jSuritdbaltung
bnrdaus JfidltS nutt, uno miirben iie uns
jett perratben nno nidt su unierer gereGten
Sade iteben, 10 eiirten tie ms nidt nieEr
Srlioer nennen. gSir rufen gu1 auf, unlerer
gere6tcn Sad)e alien geiltanD 3u getpdbren,
I'M uniere Sreibeit 81 erlangen.
9ls Die Siirfen Die Sniurgenten bel Seloua
nid)t beliesen fonnten, fielen iie iiber bic Srt'
4aeS, mas lebenoig, 9reiie, Srauen unb
Sinoer, unO 5iiuoeten bann Die O6rfer an.
90 fanlen S0rben bieisr unnenl6en mad
Sliirlri, fitlen iiber bic Sd)ule, bic l20 Sin-
Der beiOerlei Geidle6ts sum unterriflte uers
einigt batte, her, t0bteten i'm 2tngeitd]t Der
&inoer Die 2ebrer uub Johann iammtltd)e
120 ainber. Son bier sogen bic Sarbaren
gum fatboliiden HonnenflOiter uno trbteten
uue Sniaien. gti6t senug Der @reuel, 5og
Der anfiibrer Sliona NIT ietuen Sal6!<Sot
iltfS mad benz bena6barten Sorfe SOlldli'
fou, I'M 81 pliinoern. Ginwobner, ipeIde
ibre Sabe ni6t freilulllig ber9eben mollten,
wurben erntorbet, unb lpurben bier iiber 800
Seelen gemoroet, iuorauf bas gauge Oori
etuaedidert muroe Sin gulgar aus Sfopla
erSdblte un8 NIT Sbrdnen Die @reuel, tuelfe
Die Siirfen in ieinenl Sorfe periibt batten.
Sie l6dnbeten Srauen uno E0dter unb TOD
teten ite bann nebIt ben Sinbern; inter ben
@emOrbeten befdnOeu fib aud ieine Wfutter,
ieine gSetb unO ainber, uno oas 4. Sluo,
meldles nod i'm Wntterlelbe nar, idouten
bic llHSliidli6en ntdt, lonoern i6nitten es
ent3wet. GS mar bersSerreiBeno, ben ungliid=
llfen Wann ansuieben; er lit in SerSwetft
lnng geratben nnO iebnt ben Sag Der 0tafe
berbei. 8! oaB Der Sag nabe mdre, po es
tine Otillion Sflauen meniger gabe! Serthte
aus Gem Gitli1en Sulgarien 3eigen, baB bort
tapfer gefdmpft miro. 9lnb bier baben bic
Sarbaren inter ben 9reiieu, 6raueu uno
6inDerit etu fiirdterlid]es Slutbao angertdls
tet. Die i'm Nuiitano gefiublideu rufea Die
Serbcn an, nidt 81 s0gern; 10000 Wnnn
lflieBen iid) Gud an, ODER wolt Sbr warten,
bis Sbr @rlaubniB BON ben @roBmadlten ers
ballet, Gucr yebeu lfhD Sreibelt su ihiiten,-
Oann f0nnt Sbr nod lan9e warten! = Sn
gelgrao lit am IS. Suni Der amerlfantlGe
@eneral CHARLES 9autS NIT einem @eneral.
itabsoffi5ter angeTommeu, unl feline Stenlte
Scrbisn an5ubieten; I'M Srimfrtege fodt er
9egeu Die 9tuhen, im amertfanilheu Srte9
9egen ben Siiocn, i'm beuti5 frdnSOltlfen
&rie9e 9e9cu bic 9eutid)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

ben, bat folgenben SeridJt nerfaRt: Surman
madte DR.. .Simpfins ben Soridlqg, i'm Salle
Der 2ettere $500 gu politiiden i3medeu bels
fteuern nolle, ieinenlSobne cine &abettentelle
in Der Slotten Qfaoemie Al peridaifeu.
StmpttnS wetgerte iih, al beSableu, bis iein
Sobn ernannt morben lei, unb 8nrman bee
ftano auf gaarSablung. Die Sad]e enbiqte
hermit, nnO c8 rpurOe meoer @elo be3ablt,
nod erbielt Der junge Stmptins bic grnens
nuug. Oas gonite finSet, oabPurman feline
Sefedungen fir @rnennungen erbielt; er ers
ipirfte ieood ge,utiien Berionen Gnhellunqen
ais 0umber=9(genteE in Sloriba, mel6e niez
nals irgenoneld]e 8flid)ten berridteten, niez
mal5 Die ibnen 5ugemieienen &eierpationen
beiuf)ten unb in pielen 6daen Die Qofationen
berielben gar ni9t fannteH. Sdmmtlt6e bic
ler Igenten maren Heger, ibre Qemter tuaren
ben 5u polttiideu 3meden 9etroffen. Oas
Somite legt ben Serid)t obne ipeitere Gecomz
manbationsn oOer Sori6ldge Dor.
= 9a8 Sau8-Gonite iiber Sertuiligunqen
belt beute eineSiBung unb beidloB, Die Set
lung GesSeR5ttS bon 1927 900, lpeldleS burd]
bic Iu8itaffirung oe8 neuen 8ofamtSge
oeS in 9telu.9orf cnt tanb, gu empfebleu.
Sa8 @omite tuirO cine Stll Su hieiem 3ipefe
elnbringen.
- 9ie Peprdientantenbau8eS in ge;uq
auf Sdliffiabrt uub !Sauoel, genDbulid ais
Die nOampfbootbtn" beSeihnet, tuurbe heute
BON Gem 9cubel8 @omite bem Senate lpieoer
por9elegt nit StnSufiiaung mebrerer 2lmeus
dement's, tpeldle beinabe ben ganSen 8ortz
laIt be8 9ciebeS nmdnoern.
- 9a5 SuIti3 @omite be8 Geprdientantcns
bauies mirb einan WaioritGtsberi1t in 8e.
5ug aui Die anflagen gegen ben 8eprdientan.
ten SaDS aus alabama, lueld]er befanutlid)
beldulbl9t mar, cine 8abettenfte1e oerfarft
81 baben, etnreld]en, ipeld)er nit folgenDeu
gSOrten idliebt: y@s eritirt ni9t MIR feine
llria1e fir ben GerOadt, baB 6r. Saps
@elb erbielt, louoeru audi feine llriadle fir
Die 9lnnabme, oaB 6r. SaDs Don Dem llnlz
ltanoe SeuntntB bate, oaB 2illb fir ieiue Be-
mibnngen be5ablt murbe. gSir eratteu e8
als uuiere Yflidlt, 81 ertfdren, baB Die 2lns
tlageu, iuelde Die @brenbafttsteit be8 Srn.
pans in 3rpeifel iellen, gduslid llnermteien
linO."
- Sberit gSbarton 8unbe8 0iitrift8s
anmalt fir 8entudp, itellt in AbreOe, baB er
in Se5ug anf baS 9eriid)t Don ieiner bepor.
ltebeHoen 4bieeun9 bemerft babe, er miiroe
nur oeSbalb ab9eiett, neil CT Elm SreunO
SrtIlop's lei, unb bab er i'm 6al1e ieiner
2lbiebung gerpiiie 0inge eutbiillen piirDe.
ST erfldrt, CT bdtte ME cine Serarti9e 4euBe=
ring getban, ion0ern nur gciaot, e8 lei tbnl
mitgetbetlt iporoen, oaB 6r. 8bite, @ongreB.
Ntitg!leo bon &entudp, iid I'M elnen ytud).
folQer fir ibn rmlebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

Ser a.. Gon9res. - Grite Stbttna.
gSai bington, %. Suli.-Sm Senats
le9te berSoriiber cine Wtittbeilung beS Strie9ss
miniierS Dor, in ipelder rer Senat oapon i'll
SenntniB gelebt tulro, oaB Der Staat Sera5
unb Die ,Sntern. @reat 9iortbern Sahn"
Der &egieruug cen @runo. auf ipeldem Sort
@lliott itebt. gum @eid)ent MAIDEN ipollen.
Ser Senat beidlob Johann, ben Smpeaf)'
mentS> Yro5eB na6hen 0tontag tpieSer auiSu'
nebmen.
SnsallS beridtete Johann Die Sill ein, Der
@ttwe bes Sen. Gutter cine Benion al perz
,pilltqen. Ger Senat re0uSirt Die Beniton
Der gSittme Don $50 auf $50, ftleid)t ben yta'
men bes SaterS uub uerwtllgt nHr Der Dtutz
ter beS Generals eine YenTon.) Die Sta
ipurbe auf ben &alenoer geiebt.
Sargeut bonn Sermiai9ung8 Gomite be-
ridtete 9iinitig iiber Die SauS gta, pefte
Sermllltgungen mGd)t, bic glnsgaben 0eS
Ylenar-Somite'S Su oeden, meldles bic @bls
nelenz zGinmanSerun9 nnterluden lou; ange'
non1nler.
Sreltnghupien bonn @onfsrcnS= =@omite iiber
Die @ouiulars unb biplomatiidle Ser!uiqi
gunaS 8iQ beridtcte, oaB itd ba5 Comic
renss@omite nid)t babe eintgen f0nnen.
6amliu iagte, bic 3ett lei eltbllf gefom-
men, SaB Der Senat oil Icinen announcements
ieftbalten iolle, 9te 9tSfuitOn hieer Nn9es
legeubet mnroe BON Den t55. Some, Sa1aro,
DortOu, g4bgte u. U. nod laEgere 3ett fort
9eiebt; ld)lieslid) nuroe ein nelleS @Onieren5=
@omtte perian9t.
Die announcements be5 SauieS su Der Se<
natszSill iiber Sollenbung oeS Saibingtons
WonumtlttS rpuroen angenolnmerI, uno Die
Bill llegt iebt ben BrdToenten Dor.
Der Senat nabm Johann bic SluBs un0
| Saien- -Serpilltgungs. Bill rpieoer auf, ruel1e
na6 fllrSer Debate auf @brlitiancD'S Antrag
iuleOer on has @omite peripleieu purbe, pels
| dies Snltruftinn erblelt,s cine 8auldlumme
BON $4,000, GOO einsuberid)ten.
2ogau brad)te cine Slll Elm, bic GortSauer
| bes antiquities 1ll2 in ben renibirten 9e=
ieten iibpr Die anIteaung bon SnoiauerfunD-
| i1aftern betreffeno; angenommen.
2ngan beantra9te, Die Sill iber 4usglei=
dung Der So!Oaten-S -Sounties ausunebnen; /;
nit 81 gegen 20 Stmmen permorfen.
| Ser Serat nabT Johann Die Bill iber ben
Serfauf Der Siage 2duoereien auf, meld)c
meb:fad anlenhirt ipurbe. Der Senat per-
ta9te iid um llbr bis nd1ften Montaq.
SIN 9teprd Ill feubauie murbe
| loiort nGd) Serleluug SeS Sournals Der pirqiz
| niide gSablitreit smilten Ylatt Mno @o0oe
aufgenontnten, uno Der MinGritdtsz Yerid)t,
tpel1er @oooe Den Stt Suiprt6t, paiitrte.
Oae Saus nabm Johann ben unteriu.
flungS1 Seridt bes Slrtten= @omtte's auf.
| OaS 9teiume oes WfalorttdtS- Ycri6ts lautet:
u9fad elmer uollen lleberihau Der 3batlahen
beridtet oas &omite Dem 3auie, paB Der Slot.
tenDienit mabrene Der lesten iieben Sabre
Dernadlaiiist unb onrf] Die ausgabe bon
@ontrafteu arg seidabigt worSeu it,"
Sn Saben bes @o19reBmitgl Purman
BON Sloriba wuroe Elm Gntlaitungsberidt
eingere19t urb gum Orud bsorSert.
Der @onferenSs Sertd]t iiber bic Nlilitar.
| 4faoeme,SiQ ipuroe angenommen.
Das Saus psrtaqte ii9 Inn llbr, ohne Die
llnteriudung beS Slotten-G -Gomlte's su erlebi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

beqebcn.- -ginc 8icner 9epeIfe metSet, 6as
Der SOB oes Sultans Murao jeben qnaels
bid crwartet mercen onrf.
EcutidlIauo.
2oubou, 30. Suit Sine Spesial De-
peid)c ais Berlin meloet, bnB Elm Ouell swiz
ideu Sorn. bon Dtoltfe, einem giefien oeS
Tclornri6allS Rottfe, mo 6rn. bon Srieien,
SciOe SfE2ere III Der @ar0e, ftattgefuuher
bat, in melbem Der 2eetere t6Otlif uerpnu@
oct muroe.
QOubou, %. Snlt. - Der beutige g8i@
nancier" mcloet: ,.9ie @rleDigung Der @ea
id)ditSuerluidelunge Der Slrma SbomaS
Saugban 6, Comp. in gtlo6leborOugb maft
id)lcdlte SSOrtifritte. Die BaifUa Der Sirma
ioueu BON elmer Attieugcielli9aft nit etnem
&apitale BON $4,000,000 itbernommen pera
oen."
2iberpooG, 28. Snli. - Gin Mann,
gtnnen8 6t5f, meld)er I'M letten Wdr, ;n
Sladburn Elm 7-jabrigeS MdOden, TamenS
@nilg bo4qno, auf Die grauiame 9Sciie
ermoroete uno lein Serbred)en lp6ter einqez
itauO, murOe beute BON bcn 2lifien sum Eooe
Oerurtbeilt.
@r=G6niGtm Siabeua.
Son0o on, 2S. SILL. - Sine Oepeld)e Der
yGinles" aus Bari8 meoerbolt Die 4uqabe,
OaB Die Gr*S0ntgiu Siabella nur oeSbalb
mad Spanicn iuriidtebrt, I'M cine Sciratb
3miihen OemS6nlge IlfOniO unO Der Snfantin
DterceoeS, Der Sotter OeS pG3o9S BON
0tontpcniier, 3u StanoC 3u tringen. Die
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