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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
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MIbonD, 25. Sob.
9ie an1tli9e !3dblun9 Der Sttmmen
bat fir Siloen 522,612 uno fir 0aDeS
489. SAT Stimmen ereeben. SiLoen's
Oiebrbett 32,065. 9eter @ooDer erbisLt
1887 unb @reen s. Smitb 1859 StImF
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
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SberIt bes 4. @auaaerie> Re9imeHts
mnfete S@Mto.

@ aibtngton, /. 9e3-
Die NationaLi6uI0 bat in benz DerfOfs
ieneu Monat um 457,662 Dollars suges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
ebrIi6e 36b[ung Der absegebenen Stin>
men 1tattftnbe.

ebrIi@e 3abluns Der obsesebenen Stimz
men itat1ftnbe.
Mm IA. Nobember eriu3ten mir 6iele
9erren, nit uns 3uiammen3ufommen
un0 at berGtbi6lagen. 0teie Gtnlaoung
glauben mir, baB Der BET iener @elegelt=
belt gefiDrten Corresponding bic am IS.
gfooember bonn returning board' al
uns geri6tete GtnIaOun9. oefien SiBuns
gen bet3uiD0bne1, 81 Deroanfen MAT.
0anf oieier GtnLaoung nnb ben Otenf1en
etneS tI6tigen Stenograpben paro es
urS m6gLt6, in ben 8eiiB aIer peientIiz
den S6atla1en 5n g~eIangen.
@ir haben cine %6eglau6tgte Ibi6rift
Der 9upltfat>8ert1te Der @a6lcommiiz
fare lGmmtlt6er SttmmplGbe inn State
er5alten. 2tus otelen Gert9ten er6eut,
baB bic XiIben>W abLmGnner bic fol9enz
ben Stimmen erDGLten bGben;
NtcGnerD 90, 7l2
GtGltHe 90, $50
ct. WI1rt1lS. 49,. 81, 6I6
Bo6e. ........ go, 529
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fit Die 6aDes@8 ablmGnner:
", l52
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Soiepb 1853
"a, 844
gtartS Il, 22I
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Srep1ter rs, 457
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-04
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CSm 9aHfe lester @o5e Oil bic :SHTupis &3taatss
SettuEg teIesrapbirt.)

Berlin, %. Nob.
Ser 6eutI9e Get1sto9 11abm Deute ben
Baragrapben A bes StrufgefeBs Gnt@
murfS an, pona6 tein !9eraus9eber,
0ruder ooer &ebattionsmritelteb elmer
3eitung ge3puugen werOen iou. in NreBs
Yro3eifen 3euguiB GbSute8eu, wenu bet
Deranttpor1li6e Geoafteur fi1 berett erz
fl&rt bat, bic 8erantmortung fir bsiI
Mtreffenben Artifel au Ib%ernebmen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

Rev. Samuel Bouknight, Of
the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, departed this life at
Leesvillc, Lexington County,
on tho LIST.
The cornet band serenadcd
Judge Northrop at Union.
The Judge made q speech.
A son Of Richard Osborn,
colored, was drowned in a
we'll in Darlington.
Miss Bennett. the late
James Gordon's daughter.
has gone into q convent.
1t is said that Edgcfield has
harvested more grain this
year than ever before.
The work of rebuilding
Claflin University will begin
very soon.
Miss Anna Wells, of Dal-
ton, Ca, suicided; pistol.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
Financial and Commercial

BALflMORE-Cottonq nquiet-.middling
III; low middling lO&; good ordinary
92; sales 65; stock 1919; net receipts liz
gross 90; exports Great Britain OO; cona
tinent ~; cOaStwise 80. Sugar firm
10fAl03. Flour dull-Howa ard Street
and Western super Hal; extra 4aS fn.
mily 650a6. rs. Wheat steady-Wcst.
Southern white 56a6O, yellow 55a57;
ernl1 .35, prime l.38. Corn nominal
Western mixed 81 Pork 2Oa2l. Bulk
meats-shouidcrs 81; clear sides 1ll
loose; 8ia10l packed. Bacon-shoui.
ders ya9l; clear rib sideA IL: hams 141n
Isl. Lard steady-rcfincd i2&. But.
ter quiet and firm-good to prime
Western 17a2l. Coffee demand light,
but holders frm-RiO cargoes l5loIdl;
jobbing l5tal8l. Whiskey firm-;job.
binE LIS.
New. UnLEAHs.-Net receipts ia
gross "A; sales So stock "A. $40; exports
Great Britain 2.G0s; France 259: coii
tinent 06G constwise OOO; market dull
-middling Iii; low middlinl 10i;
good ordinary 81.
GALvEsroN.--N receipts 7S; grnss
90 exports continent w. coastwise 7yj;
sales 90 stock Z, ,3tj8; market dull and
easy-middling ~; low middling 10Y;
good ordinary VI.
PRovIpENcx, K. I.-Stock :,O.OOO.
Observation-Disclosures l5ss shipments
for week 76i: shipments 1855; Gales
478; sales 800; stock 237l7; market
duIl-middling IL.
BosroK.-Nct receipts t96; gross $50,
stock la,O5S exports Great Britain 90;
sales O. market quiet-middline l3!:
low middling III; good ordinary lOi.
WiLxlNoroH-Nctr receipts 5; stock
GIL; exports coastwise 13 market dull
-middling i0l; low middiing To- good
ordinary 9a
PnILADELrniA.-Netl receipts ST;
gross 81; exports Great Britain 600;
market quiet-middling II low mid.
ding ii; good ordinary &c.
NORFOLK Net receipts lSi; exports
coastwise IL sales O0; stock a,45I;
market dull-middliug II.
MoBiLE.-Net receipts a9O: gross q,
exports Great BritainG O. continent ii;
sales 800 stock S,4l2; market weak and
irregular-middling IL; low middling
To- good ordinary 81.
Au0UsrA--Cotton market quiet and
steady-middling llI low middling
'o .sssas9dsMNs! soSd sFd'n.ry 81; ,rer,,., u. ~.
ports coastwise 600; sales SO; stock
6,76& market dull-middling iii; low
middlins 103oI; good ordinary 9lalO.
C:Sc;EEiTi.-p0Ts iria-ciiy pack.
ed 10. Ma2O.B. Lard steady-primo
steam rendered III; city kettle 1a.lss.
Whiskey steady, at 1.lO.
Sf. LouIs.-Flour unchanged. Corn
Lard dull-ll.3O. Whiskey LII.
CAICAao-Fl0ur unchanged. Wheat
stcady-spring 1.06f. Corn steady
46t' Pork steady, At 19.26al9.25.
~. Wheat 1.56. Pork quiet-9O. 90.
Whiskey firm-1.
LIvxRfoOLcS p. M.-Cotton fat
and arreseler-mia4!!.ss .f.:sss 6;
midditnE Orleans 81; sales 6,O00, or
which 1000 are Tor export and specu.
!at3on; receipts $500, American AGO.
futures dull and Offering free.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
MAI RED.

In Charleston. on Friday, June 30.
1t the residence of tho brides mother.
by tho Rev. w. T. Whitemapn, Col.
WIN. SlNONS. Of Columbia, to Miss
KATE EDWARDS, Of Charleston,
s. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
SOUTHERN
MELODIES.-

characteristic feature of the
exhibition, aud a very pic
trresquc one, too, is the pre-
sence in the Northwestern
portion of Machinery Hall of
several colored men, who are
employed by a Virginia to-
bacco manufacturer to show
the process of packing to-
bacco. but who. while they
are packing, amuse them
selves and . larger number Of
hearers, by singing we'll
known Southern melodies.
They have u consciously be-
come quite . distinctive fea-
ture of the exhibition, and
attract q great deal of atten-
tention. particularly from
people Of the North and for
eigners who have never heard
. "darkey song" before.
The 2D.-The city Of Phil
adelphia was all excitement
on the 2d-flags, banners and
transparencies flying in front
every building, and the streets
were thronged with people
in procession. Independence
Hall and Square were centres
Of attraction, where the cen.
tenn;.! anniversary of the re-
solution declaring the colo
nies free, passed BY the Con-
tinental Congress, July I'd,
l756, was celebrated.
An eccentric citizen of Cape
May carried q rope in his
pocket for forty years; his
explanation being that he
was liable at any time to wish
TO kin himself, and meant to
always have the means handy.
A few days ago he hanged
himself with the old rope.
Mamma" said little Nell,
"ought governess to fog mo
for what I've not done?"
"No. my dear; why do You
ask?" "Causc she forged
me TO-DAY when I didn5t do
my sums"
John Tobin, q sailor, at
tempted to crawl under g
freight train on the N. E. r.,
in Charleston, q few days ago,
when it moved, and he was 80
! badly injured as to cause his
| death.
Il seems that the Ccntenni-
al Exhibition, 30 far from in
creasing food prices in Phila-
delphia. has actually had the
effect, by attracting larger
supplies, of reducing them.
The new forts around Paris
are to be named after the gem
erals who labpred so hard to
retrieve thr faults of Napoleon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

6OuECcO 6tAte tnaC NJ. VcrllCA,
the Montcnegrian Minister of
The Interior and, acting Aide.
de-Camp. envoy from. Scrvia,
is expected to arrive in Mon
tenegro. A perfect agreement
respecting military operations
hns been established between
the two principaii.ics.
vixNsA, July 3.-Servia has
notified the powers that unless
they declare the Danube neu-
tral and prevent tho Turks
using it for military opera
tions, Servia will obstruct it
with torpedoes. It is stated
that Prince Milan has arrived
At Alesdenatz. Servia has
suspended the foreign tele-
graphic service.
LoSDos, July3.-Atelegram
from Belgrade says the Servi-
an army commenced, yester-
d1y. roconnoitreing the South
eastern frontier. and it is re-
ported occupied some impor.
tant strategical positions on
the Turkish frontier.
The Times has the following:
A despatch from Vienna says
Official intelligence from Bel
grade says the Servians, yes
terday crossed the frontier at
three points. The places are
not mentioned. but from the
position of their forces, it may
be presumed that these points
are Alerdinatz, Lisetz and
some point on the DwinA.
American Intelligence.
New ORLEANS, La. July 3.
After one ballot, in which
Packard led all candidates.
Anderson, Ludeling and War
mouth withdrew in his favor,
and the nomination was made
by acclamation.
Larry Scott, . Pinchback
delegate. was mortally wound
ed by opposition partisans.
New cotton has been re-
ceived in New Orleans from
Texas.
NEWARK, N. j., July g.
Gen. F. Marshall L.efferts died
instantly, Of heart disease, ON
board the train. this morning.
while en- route to Ph:!.Aee!!-
phia in command Of the vete-
rams Of the 7th regiment. The
whole command turned back
and are at the depot, wheec
the body awaits the train for
New York.
WAsHrSaroS. July 3.-In
the Senate, Mr.. Morrill,, of
Maine, moved that when the
Seua&e adjourned, It be to
meet on Wednesday; agreed
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04
LATEST 5Y TELEGRAPH.
tDoily rheniz Special Despo'ches.l
EuropeAn Affairs.

I,oxDos, July A special
from Vienna says that Prince
Milan, in his proclamation.
snnouhces: :.Tufkeypsevoacd
war BY not satisfyfhg. Bosnia
and by threatening Servia
we enter BosueA in tho
cause Of humanity and
nationality, andto re-estsblish
peace without offending Tur-
keys integrity" The proc.
lamation mentions Austria
thankfully for her efforts to
protect tho Christians.
The Servians and the Mon
tenegrans have entered Turk
ish territory. A declaration
Of war has been duly lodged
at Vienna. Tho state Of
siege recently proclaimed in
Servia has been counte1man-
ded. but the expectation of
grain. vic*uAls aud arms are
forbidden.
: A special Telegram from
Cittange, dated Sunday: Mon
tenegro sent to-day her dec
laratioh ofwartoT Turkey. The
people received tho procls-
m14ionwiil1a great enthusiasm.
A despatch to the Daily
News from Belgrade, says It
is reported that the
Pasha, in command at Wild
don, has seized 500 of the
principal insurgents. and
threaten to execute them if
that district rises. The Turks
arc hanging teachers and
professors everywhere. A,
priest has been crucifed near
Philippolis. Roumania has
refused TO cooperate with
Servia. '.''
"A London despatch says,
The Liberals iu Parliament
will question the Government
respecting its Eastern policy.
The liberal sentiment of tie
entire cnuntryis against uane-
-ccssary complications which
inay be caused by the support
Of Turkey. Fears prevail
that the war in the East can
not be localized or. confined
to a conflict between the Ser.
viane and T.rks. There is
much talk about the review Of
the volunteers. which was
heldycsterdsy. Hitherto the
Government had not permit
ted the volunteer reviews on
80 large q scale in Hyde Park.
The Government is evidently
now patting this hitherto de-
spised force on the back"
PARls, July 3.-The Journal
des Debats publisI,es q special
from Re1DreAn -h:eA aava
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

epatch. dated Army OF the
Big Horn, Camp at foot of
Cloud Peal, via f'cttcrman,
Wyoming Territory, June 70.
says the troops are waiting
for the coming of supplies.
No enemy has been seen since
the return from the Rosebaum
region. There is a round
about rumor. originating with
the Indians aa the agencies, of
= fight between Terry's force
and Sitting Bulls force. but
nothing heard ef the move
ments Of the Northern column.
The 5th Cavalry. Major Carr,
under orders from Sheridan,
will proceed Northward over
the trail along Little Powder
River, TO cut of the Sioux In
dams from risorting to the
agencies for ammunition, and
force them TO lay down their
arms. before they can seek
protection or; food from the
Government.
House, . noted divorce
lawyer Of New York city, was
killed by hiswife 1t Lawrence
station, N. j., on the LIST. IL
seems that House had beaten
his step-son and vie. and we.
drawing . pistol on the latter.
whsn che shot him with q
pistol she had obtained from
her room.
A terrible storm passed
over Bellefont, Penu., on the
let. Cellars wess flooded
aud buildings carried of.
One man supposed drowned.
A disastrous fire occurred
in St: St:Jeansbxry;SEt:. on the
LIST. Sixty buildings de-
stroyed; loss $l0O, 600, one.
third insured.
How Gov. 1aLpEs RECEIVED
HIS NoMsAr,bF when the
short despatch was received,
the Governor speaking 70 Sc
veral friends in o tone scarcely
above . whisper, said: ri can
tell you what has been done.
This nomination was not made
by the leaders of the party.
Il was the people who made
it. They~sstFsform. They
have wanted it . long while,
and. in looking about. they
have become convinced that
it is to be found here (point-
ing at himself.) They want
it; that Is what they are after.
They are sick Of the corrup-
tions aud Observation-Disclosures
Of their affairs. They want
. change, and ono for the
better-a thorough reforma-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1876-07-04

RErRENcHxExT.-The Bos.
ton Herald. Independent.
-::.h the largest circulation
of any paper published in
New England. says: "The
Democratic House should
stand firm for economy. The
retrchchmcns il proposes is
reasonable, and will not i'm.
pair the efficiency Of the Go.
vCrnincnt.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

LNU RNIsEED HOUSE TO LET-CoNvENIENT TO
elevated railroad station, 50th 42d sts brown stone
high soop; elegantly furnished and frescoed
throu ughout family library, 800 volumes; rent $50
month private family only. Address box ,S37 Post
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

I EXTINCTION AV. NEAR 36TH ST.-ELEGANT. FIRST
IL three story and sub-celar high soop
brown Honse fully furnished in most perfect taste;
everything Murray II will rent for
three or i've years n first class private family only
RICHARD V. HARNETT,
Ill Broadway f. basement
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

DOR SALE-oR TO EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE /,
New York with store the fine three and basemen
brick Dwelling No 81 Bergen ST. South Brooklyn Addres
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR NEA
by country PropertyA fine four story and extensio
brick House, Brooklyn Heights; every improvem
and in good order; also for sale fine four story store.
Myrtle Apply TO RUSTIN SON. 377 Myrtle ay
Bruoklyn
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

dor SALE OR TO LEr-HOUSE AND GROUNDS,
with stable In Passaic, N j. (4S minutes from New
York; choice location and only three minutes from
schools churches and Erie depot has all modern
Washington ST.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

UlO LET-UNfURNIsHED TWO HOUSES ADJOIN-
ing between 4th and Lexington 3Oth and 2Jd sta
90 rooms bathrooms each floor, kc &c
HOLMES BROTHERS, 46 East 23d ST.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

DOR SAi.E-6rII AV.. WEST SIDE FOUR STORY
will take high soop House worth $1,000 free alse
ON sth win take exchange. Inquire al
5ll 9th
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RIO RENr-A FURNISHED FOUR STORY BROWN
stone House 1921 4th nearly filled with
boarder; $125 per month Address Mrs FORRESTER
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

LNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
Il Property. an uneneumbered LAUNDERING Property SOC
heavily timbered: balance In farm splendid
power sawm railroad station and switch premises 90
miles OF Newburg Address PRINCIPAL, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CAsH AND GOOD TENEMENT. WITH SMALL NOR
" gage. for House worth about $4,000 cash and 80 av
nue. Leasehold for small cheap House; cash and Two ire
Lots for three story House.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RIO LET-A TWO STORY BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
with cellar In first class location; all modern
provcmcns and In perfect order Address ]. F. l31
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

LNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FIRST MORTGAGE,
Tea fusiness IN Vesey street. Address TEAS. Herald
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RIO LET-sI 900 PER YEAR, NO. All EAST 10Th ST.
no Mitchell place. brown stone house, high stoop,
three story. basement possession immediate.
q. f. TRETBAR. No. 100 East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

miscellaneous.
LNOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. WITH IMMEDIATE
possession. handsome and completely furnished three
House; hard wood finish all improve
ments; on wide street block from Central Park east
side brokers need Address OWNER, box lSS
Herald UntoTn- Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

G.IO Nnn GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
splO.UOO. fered. easy terms; now and elegant first
class three story brown Houses lao and 42 Macon
the junction of Fulton and Marcy 2Dx45x 100
partly finished in hardwood wainscoed chandeliers &c
location unsurpassed healthy, convenient to churches
schools Apply premises (open every day. or TO
E Ii. NIC1IOI.S. 30. D Pine
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

FNo CAPTrALISTs-sPLENDID PLOTS OF LOTS FOR X
sale. Metropolitan av., East Williamsburg. for $3.50
lot horse pass only three miles from ferries.
MITCHELL, n Cedar st.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RIO LET-A RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD SALOON
i completely furnished. sixth avenue below -Four
teenth street; rent 81 900 per year. W. s. GAVEY q
Bleecker 1t.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

INLORIDA HOTEL. FOR SALE.-A FINE HOTEL SITE
Mt Green Cove. near the celebrated Warren sulphur
Springs 200 feet front river; small Cottage prop
erty; will be sold At a bargain. 5000 Apply
HUGH N CAMP. 1852 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

no LET-SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE. I56 EAST
2sth ST. 10 rooms all improvements also Lower Part
Of cottn louise No from IL 3.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

DROADWAY OFFICES TO LET-THE FINEST ON
ID the street; suitable for railway insurance. reuts
VI 200 and s. 500 each Apply premises. Warren
st. COOK son K JENKINS.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

rlO LET-NO. GO WEST 3sTH ST -FOUR STORY
brown stone high stoop House; marble hail. chande
Hers mirrors carpets Apply to DR.. McILvAINE, owner
o the premises.
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

RIO LET-A COMMODIOUS HOUSE OF ls ROOMS,
with abundant closets; house established five years
boarding house low good Apply lS8
Henry ~
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

mo LET-TwO THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
L bigh stOop Houses. with modern improvements. in
good neghborhood. Inquire OF JOHN LEONARD, 3O9
East l2th
The New York herald., 1876-02-06

no LET-FoR BUSINESS OR DWELLING g
i Bleecker st.. whole or part. W. 5. GAFEf, -
Bleecker ~.
, 1876-04-11
0erraiI0ttS

6 in i~spiclcr HduberAauptmanu. Die
eefilrdtcntlte &auberbanoe auf De, Sulel
Si;ilien 1T iett Die OeS &duberbauftman=
mes 8talOi, ME crit Dor weni5en Eaaeu
i'm DO fc Gar Mtaurisio cine ean,e 6a'
Mile an, bctieu lid)tcn Gage ernsrOet lat.
Nne yeniibungen Der italienlI4eu Gez
aieruna, bicieS Tdaber : Sauptmunne8
babbaft al ncrSe;, blieben bis icst er<
folalos, Sa eerle'be nrit Ieiner 8anOe in
fat uu3usGa9lihen geraSd iudJteu bauit
uno busd feline Sabtseihen treuen Spione
iibrr ieoes Sorbaben ber Hesieruus ae@
gen i'm eenau uuterridtct 1T. 0otb am
o~er9onseuen Suid)inss Dienfas 1onnte
audi sr uidt ieimem Orange mad Ell
mem lntissn 9tanodem iuioeritebcn
uno 10 lties CT bon lctnen Serscu hcr<
ab uno eridien tpis oer Trccurime in
IS lcrnto uerlidcrt. alS Masfe oe, tlci-
bet auf eiaem 8alle I'M Stdotden @efal,.
MO or rcdt scmiatblid) on Dem 2unSc
tb iInabn. Son ben @GIten idjeint iez
bod 9iieaanS feline In,ueienbeit gsabnt
an habeu. gud) Die italieuil1e Heaie-
rulis bat erft DOT et1igenGasen bon Sieiem
fihelm Stretdc Sas Sauoiten &eaatniB
erbaitan.
Gin prafttfder Ir3t. Nfs
iM1a9lt elm Mrst nad anieuttu Oltydlsing
nuS ieinen @ldabisern cine @aSabt mn~
einaslsRer Observation-Disclosures sariid'
liet {, :uadte Semaao Dos Gonmot. rGtee
lcr 4rSt bot Tielen etpas pcridlries
ban, aber Hiansauo bat ettsas-etGaenDnt=
Inen.
, 1876-04-11
Gpanien.

Maorio, s. SpriL. Sic oifisisi(s
.s3eitnns seroifentlidt cinen f6nlsl'dow
Grlob, wona9 Die wTueros" in Bilbao,
Gittoria uuo San ,Srbaitian belbsbal-
ten ,ueroen. Selesaten osr lopalen Se=
putattoncn bieder @taate lino Den litsn
Mai nod Maorib 9eloben lporoen.
Na6 geratbnns nit bielen nno Den
9elesatsn ous Nonarra miro Die Ges1e'
runa DEN gortes ein@eSes Dorlescn, MEL
dies in ben basti@ den BroDir5pn Gon'
itituti ons =@inbeit ctablirt. Sen. Que-
1aba piro nddfe 8obe gu Der Mrmee IN
zen nDroliaen Yrooin5cn ab9eben, nn1
ibas Commando berIclben sl llbernsb=
1rletl.
, 1876-04-11
Wmropaifbe nadribtm+

Miwdsn. Dte 3uitanss In Der
Observation-Disclosures merOen BON Gag
~ Gag marqnidlider; fauna bottle
WinitsrpraliSsut b. Biaeeld}ner Surdy
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bes Acknowledgements bic errestsu
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tramsataue AbseorSnete Sregta9 stn
saRs sntidiebeues simultaneously otum
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&alan,er ab, SaS ieSoA BON pfresf4ner
ca eben 10 9~elungener alS entl9isoeuer
Nsuie ab9slebnt wurbe. Da tam her
beriIati9te S6r9 NIT leinen psrlSnliben
AH9rIfea auf een GultMsminitsr y.
2ue. bcH GU bet 8erleImoung beS vi.
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fd}nlot9tc, nno guar bel elmer @sIegsns
bsit, wo &us iid zines fold5eh 4nsriffS
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bsau geaaunteu 8il9of tlar ie9ts. ueber
ben u fol9enben Auftritt beridtet Die
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Elert4aien baIteH wabrenb Der grflGr.
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st'pas ieOmllas SeitertsIt seaeist, Die
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leas 9eweisM letn, ~veui9ltens uerriet9
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all9enscIaea llu9sldifti4teit bie5maf
elncts ssrabe5n lisObeiBsm Corn.
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yaHr @sl9aftsorSaxns", wrldycs ibm
Bona Yra}tOeuteR vnter a~uSoridlibept
Sttwets, oaG CT HUE 5ur @}e|daitsoro.
aRHg seesn sarfe, AUDI gegebsn wuroe.
Die bobe G9senba{ttgseit bsS $ra}iocb
lem fdlteBt oN 4aaabnte eiwsr bewMBteu
uMtesltasuH9 6er 90rg'ldeW Ted}tSs
t%stSrt9tsttem aus, IS blepbt alIO fir inns
naf esr Sae &brts, saB Serr b. Sw
beute eHrG S0rg tn elmer @ells ssmiBs
bramdt w0rssa 1T, weld)e 3wil9sN lsins
fi9ItgsH Ssuten eaS polltild}s uno pers
ISMll9s GaisttudJ sHt5wst 5dyaeiost.
8as S0r9 lGste, war elm grObsr SObu
aui Die @el9aitS orsnung. 81 srtlarte,
feline Vartsi wsres lidl bsi Dem bente
ysrnommsnea nidt bsrubiseu. Ie ueros
bic na9its pom Der @sl6aftsoronuHg
9sbotsne @elsssnbsit er9rcifsr qub oaulI
elite uclwidtIge Grtldrm5 jegen Die
pcrra y. Sensltreg unO Der, ais ourh
berartise &linits aggebIiA scwabltcn,
Stammermcbrbsit AUDI ibnen iuIocrfab,
rene -SerleumpIua" erlaiieu, Die liafe
, 1876-04-11
$6i6.9S7 81
Giti ems Snluranee Company
pon asw'rk, %. ,.
@cariinoct Mear; 1869
&eriht A. %s5anmar 1876.

8cnts II. Syppttefsn, eritss8e't. $19S,5tt 50
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