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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

The close Of the commercial year being near
at hand, when our merchants will require new
books and supplies OF stationery, we direct their
attention to the we'll organized and always thor
oughly stocked establishment OF Col. A. W.
Hyatt. No. ss Camp street His business com
bnes stationery. printing. lithoeraphtn9 and
blank book manufacturing, and having every
facility and the most accomplished workmen. ne
Is prepared to furnish the best OF work and at
prices as favorable us can be obtained In the
North or West
In blank books Col. Hyatt has gained special
popularity, his specimens exhibited at the lead
ing Southern fairs during several years past
having attracted the .dmiration OF thousands oil
visitors, and carried of the highest premiums
awarded by the critics and Judges appointed by
these associations. Col. Hyatt is liberal. cour-
ieons and reliable gentleman. with whom our
readers viii find II pleasant to deal
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
TIVE LOUISIANA INvEsTlGATioN.
The sink Of Corruption which Grant Mn,
bul1t.

The Sink Of Corruption which Grant Mas
New York Sun.l
It was the intention OF the Congress
yestjQating the doings OF Federal OFF,
GERS In Louisiana to have concluded Its
labors on Friday last. The committee
began Its labors on the first of June,
and has examined large number OF
witnesses, but although 1t succeeded In
eliciting great number of interesting
facts, ft has come far short OF
getting at the extent OF the corruption
which has prevailed In the administra-
tion Of public affairs in Louisiana since
that unfortunate State, by female infiu-
ence, was turned over to the gentle mer-
cies OF a brother-in-law Of the Presi-
to the ruling family was enabled to use
the United States army for the purpose
Of carrying out his will. That the COM
mlttee did not accomplish more is no
fault OF the gentlemen who have visited
Louisiana. The time they had at their
disposal was brief, and they seem to
have employed 1t to the best advantage.
They have unearthed 80 much villainy
in the short time they have
been at work that they natural
ly feel that they have a com
pI6ue case aRHlUSb J00 AumlnlSJTH-
tion, and yet they have only touched
the surface Of the frauds which cover
the State. They have evidence about
the contracts which the bogus Congress
man Sypher made they have tcs simony
as to the persistent stealing carried on
In the Customhouse they have dis
covered the truth about the Grant par
ish troubles, and about the Lowell de-
falcation, and about the employment Of
low politicians to work for the Republi-
can State ticket at the expense Of the
taxpayers of the country, and some
thing about the sugar frauds. and the
use Of troops to intimidate voters, and
about smuggling and whisky frauds
perpetrated through the conhivance OF
the chiefs OF the Customhouse ring. All
Of this will be useful in the approach
ing campaign, and the sworn testimony
produced will confirm all that the Sun
has said about these abuses. But the
committee neglected to look into the
doings Of the bankruptcy ring, In which
r. G. Billings, Grants United States
Judge, was the principal operator, and
which brought many New York mer-
chants to unpleasant entries upon their
balance sheets. However, the work
done Is good so far as it goes, and, as
life is short, the committee could not
reasonably have been expected to go to
the ultimate depths of the sink of cor
ruption which Grant has built In Lou
isiaDa
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
'riss D1Arp.
mr. WALTER ArOTr.

pr WALTER SCOTT.
/ was a wild and wayward boy.
NV childhood scorned each childish toy:
Retired from all. reserved and coy.
TO nusing prone,
wooed my ssclitary Joy.
NY youth, with bold Ambition's mood,
Daspised the humble stream and wood.
Where my peor fathers cottage stood.
To fame unknown -
What should my soaring views make good2
Ny Harp alone.
Love came with all his frantic fire,
nd wild romance VI vain desire:
The Baron's daughter heard my Tyre.
And praised the tone:-
What could pfsfHH% Harm rtSp"s sion. hope iAspire'
At msnhood's touch the bubble burst.
And msnhoods. pride the vision. cursed.
And all that fad ess. ny away i9aly % narssd nvr
Yet spared the spell that lulled me f,rss ,
My Harp alone.
Woe came with war. and want with woe:
And 1t was mine to undergo
Each outrage Of the rebel foe
Can aught atone
NY fields laid waste my cot laid low
MY Harp alonel
Ambitions dreams I've seen depart.
Have rued OF penury the smart.
Have felt Of love the venomed dart
When hope has flown.
Yet rests one soace to my heart
My Harp alOnel
Then, over mountain, moor and hin
NY faithful Harp: III bear thee still
And when this life of want and III
1s well.nigh gone. -,
Thy strings mine elegy shall thrill
My Harp aloDe
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
EGYPT IN ADN sslNIA.

Correspondence Daily News.l

The fate OF the Egyptian army in
Abyssinnia Is exciting a great amount
OF comment, and various unfavorable
rumors are afioat. There can be no
doubt the war is over, but perhaps it
will never be known at what expendi-
ture Of men and money. About 5000
soldiers have arrived at Suez, and three
steamers are now due with troops. Some
5000 or 1000 are still at Massawah, and
these, making about IL, 900 who have re-
turned, are said to be all that may be
expected. This leaves about Is, 900 un-
accounted fer. Several thousand of
and second battles; the remainder are
unable to leave on account of their
wounds and the rainy season having set
in. The condition OF these poor men
can be easily imagined. The fierceness
and cruelty OF the Abyssinians are said
to have been fearful. The battle OF No
vember last is described by an eye-wit-
ness as a total Annihilation Of the
Egyptian forces, and in confederation
Of this | hear OF one regiment leaving
Suez 600 strong represent by eight men
on their return. All sorts OF means are
adopted to prevent the truth being told,
and the nakedness OF the land from
being known. The soldiers as they ar
rive at Suez are conveyed to Cairo by
train at night. Orders have been issued
In the towns and villages prohibiting
mourning for the dead. / give you all
this as the common talk OF the bazaars,
and il some particulars are exaggerated
the Government have only to speak out
out and let the worst be known. One
thing is certain, there will be no more
Abyssinian wars, and the army has
been so reduced that there will be con-
siderable saving ip the War Minister'S
budget. Several millions OF money and
several thousands OF men have been
sacrificed; but much OF this is to be- re-
Rretted per Sc, the lesson taught has
perhaps not been dear e the price.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

Tl:5 arrangement for the grand Centennial
celebration In our city are In excellent hands.
and the work is being pushed vigorously fora
ward, 80 that we can safely predict the even
will be worthily marked here.
The attention of the aids selected for the occa-
sion Ia requested 10 meeting called for Tues
day evening 27th inst. at IA o'clock. at head
quarters. No. So st. Oh rles street. All asso-
citations intending to participates. that have not
yet selected an aid. are requested to have rep
resentative present at this meeting.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
sheauer than Ever.

Believing that many who wish to visit the Cen
Ienpial have not yet departed for that happy
hunting ground" and are perhaps detained by
economical reasons. that enterprising merchant
Mr.. Vim. Hogan. No. 90 and 1ot Canal street. is
selling trunks. travelling bags and fancy shoes
at greatly reduced prices. Be sure to give him
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

Total last week b,Otb.ltS 80 fbtv.Js5 6l
Total week before...... 5.l525l1 10 779.729 ~
The weekly report OF the condition OF the as
sociated banks shows q slight increase In cur
rency moderate falling of in loans, and a
The State Auditor has notified the bolders Of
State consols that on and after the list proximo.
the mi-annual inter- st will be paid IN THE
city at the Fiscal Agency, the Louisiana Nation
nj bank. and at New York ut the banking house
OF Messrs. Winslow Lanier 20.
The demand for discounts were OF fair extent
to-day both In bank and on the street, but with
out auotable variation in the rates OF CONNER
Under slight improvement at New York.
gold was . shade higher, but the movement was
Foreign exchange was stronger. but without
auotabfe variation. and only aiew sales were re-
New York sight was dull. but rates wore
steady
Mo sales Of stocks we're reported.
Under less liberal offerings and fair demand
State copsols showed ~ fair improvement, clos
ing < per cent higher
City premium bonds were anict and steady.
We continue TO quote exceptional paper at
and second grade l5{@1s. First class mortgages
rule at 9gi0 per cent per annum. while second
grade are entirely nominal.
York, and after a limited business, closed NJ
112.@i12ss &c higher than yesterday against
1i2h in that market The sales summed up
No sales Of silver we're reported. and quota
tions continued nominal for both American
half dollars and Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange was without duotable varia
tion. The sales OF sterling comprised $4,000 bill
OF ladng at SAX. and fl0O0 AL clear at =.
The sales of francs included 10000 commercial
AT the close sterling bills were quoted at 544@
545 for bill of lading and Al clear, and -ea54g1a
for bank fbank counter rate -@560l, and francs
l.S6a @465 for commercial. and nominai ior
bank.
New York sight was dull and rates We're un-
ha aatp
bankers at u per cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New YORK ut
X per cent premium. and commercial sight was
still quoted at r..
The following is the official statement o. the
sales reported to-day at the New Orleans STOCK
ExchanQe: $4,000 State consols at 69A. f30.hW
do at 69x $50 900 do. at 69h. ga. .000 do at 69,s
5000 CITY premium bonds at 35x 5000 DO at % ~
No sales Of securities were reported except
stocks are quiet and without any new feature
to n ,tice
The offerings Of State, consols being Iess liDe-
raj and The dam and fair the market closed at
eoH0epA X per cent higher than yesterday.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
tn the Ladies',

We advise our fair friends 10 call at the
ladies hair store and fancy bazaar Of Mr.. Geo.
T. Sehilling. No. I5e Canal street. and inspect
his new stock. He has splendid assortment
Of articles designed for lady's toilet. such rs
jet ornaments of oil kinds, combs. fans. etc. all
selected for his own trade. In hair goods Mr..
Schilling has long enjoyed a wide popularity.
and his stock was never better nor cheaper than
-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

The glorious Fourth is approaching. and fire.
works will be in reauisition. Messrs Miller d
Dielman are ready to furnish the best OF all
Kinds California wines and brandies. as inside
pyrotechnics, to satisfy the inner man. and sky
rock cts. Roman candles, suns moons and innu-
merable consultations to rejoice the outward In.
dividual with patriotic and variegated flashes.
See advertisement.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

All Of our readers will agree that this is -
"consummation devoutly TO be wished and
therefore we advise them to visit Messrs. Rice
Brothers Co.. Nos. 80 and 81 Camp street. and
ss7 Magazine street. where they can purchase
refrigerators. ice chests. water coolers ice pitch
ers. ice cream freezers. and bathing tubs Of the
most approved styles, and at very low prices.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

A Preston man was relieved last week
Of water snake. which, it Is believed,
he swallowed ten years ago. His friends
always said there was more in MIN than
people thought. Norwich Bulletin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

City premium bonds were quiet and steady 1T
yBhU56k.
No sales Of city scrip or State warrants we're
reported. -
COTTON - Sales 1850 bales. Prices un-
changed.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
mouth, Of the River.

SOUTHwEsT PASS, June a, 1876.
To Captain @. w. Howell. Corps OF Engineers.
u. b. A.:
Depth OF channel at mean low tide ISL feet.
Least width for that depth 10 feet.
High tide at II q. m.
Height above mean low tide IA feet. Depth OF
channel at high tide TN feet. Bottom hard.
q. Fl. ELWELL,
Master Essay0Ta.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

We call the attention Of our friends and the
public to Messrs. @. n. Lawrence Co.'S adver-
tisement. We do it in spirit Of kindness. for
sweet butter and good cheese are not to be found
everywhere. and none better can be had than
the creamy products kept by c. H. Lawrence
a 10
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

SHREvEPORT--Per steamer Lotus No 9--
l22 bales cotton 300 ske oil cake 3t4 head CATTLE
spangier-14 hhds sugar bbls molasses is SKIS
cotton seed s8 skis corn.
LOWER COAST--Per steamer r Frazer----
sundries to order,
BATON ROUGEr-per steamer st John--114
hhds sugar skis seed cotton.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carrie Thorn
-sundtes 10 order.
UPPER COAsT--Per stenmer Mary Ida
sundries TO order,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

Mr.. Emerson thinks that men should
trust cAch other more, and there seems
10 be 3 general feeling herea00uts tnat
this section, Norwich Bulletin.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.

WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans WEEKLY DKxocnAr is
handsome
EIGHT PAGE-FORTY-EIGHT COLUMN
NEwsPAPEn,
Printed in clear type. and is filed with
Editorials and Selected Articles
upon all the topics Of the day. II contains the
news from all portions Of the world. up 10 the
hour Of going to press. It's Washington specials
and general intelligence being especially full
and reliable. It contains full Commercial. Ma
rine and River news and reports, prepared BY
experienced and competent editors and re-
porters. It's
AGRrCULTURAL DEPARTMENT
WIN 20 'ou"' '"'' '''''' '''''' '''- : ' ''''''
and planters.
1t has no superior In the South-its Literary De~
partment embracing poetry. romance. religion
sentiment and humor'
Is the redemption Of Louisiana from the thral.
dom Of Radicalisfn. and tho restoration in III
borders OF honest Government tho supremacy
Of the
civilization Of the Nineteensh Century.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

In referring to the decease of prom
fnent gentleman In q neighboring coun-
". the Port Gibson Rercil,e says: He
Wa rood Christian and q true Demo-
crat. and ~ such is the kingdom of
Heaven.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
By Railroads.

ny Railroads.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS n r.
t27 bales cotton sos SKIS rough rice 8 bbs sugar
255 SKIS potatoes 201 head cattle,
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
II bales cotton 1856 SKIS cotton seed "a hhds tobacco
10 SKIS peas GOO bbls lime.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

The London Times "We have. no
wish to give shelter to American crimi-
nals," And you wouldn't have hall
enough shelter even Il you had the wish.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

ANTE RIvER-Psr str Alice 900 feet
lumber.
6PKfNGFIELD-Per schr Lille Simms---1
bale cotton.
ANTE RIvEH-Per schr Reporter-l9 bales
cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
MARINE NEWS.
4 q. prMouRAT 0fYICE. June y. ls7s.

Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Haytian wstson, for Hye6p9fscl spfso.
Steamship Lizzie. Fe'sher. for Pensacola
dfsi Brit bark Eliotts. Rambeiow. for Lopdos -
Mex brig EsDorsns. s.noho for verss qsSs. SsIs .eo
s csT .s s R;s as.t Ga or ssf
schr Gertrude howes. Nybors for HYesssi esssiu Aco
s;%shg ;s,s D. Asfs & MsDsy +oR Ssr l0fl
schL santo ?tero. Tzzatti. days from W HtiA ~ @
schT Sss !2 n Bssinsrd psys 81 days from flsH i.
land Ne TO Norton b Bell. ist Diss
Schr Reporter from Amite River
schr Lille sinms. I'm Springfield -.
STEAMBOATS,
Carrie A. Thorn, O'Prey. from Lower Coast.
Mary Ida. Ruiz. Tor Upper Coast. ,u.
Geo Bpangler. smith. from 81 Martfnville.
JF Frazer. Canton. from Lower Coast:
Lotus No. ., Dannals, from Shreveport.
Alice. Porter. from Anite Hfver.
Exports.
LIvEHPOOL-Per Steamship Haytian --2s7s
Ds aSS z 1ss Ssai fghn eo SKIS oil cake
1900 pcs stavee.
VERA CIUZ-Per brig Esperanza---so bales
cotton 10 bbs flour pkgs stndrses 1884 pcs pine
ENSACOLA-P steamer Amite--7o0 sacks
corn as axis oats 30 SKIS bran 20 SKIS coffee 100 pkgs
sundries,
GALVEsTON-P schr Geo sealy--soo tons
coal 80.
HUATAN-Per sehr Gertrude Howes.90 bbls
-four 40 hf do cks bacon bbls beef bbls pork
Dbl lard AS pkgs sundries.
PENSACOLA steamship Llzzie-150o SKIS
corn and sundry mdse.
Imports.
NEW YORK-per steamship Algiers- assorted
mdse.
UTILLA-Per schr santo Otsri-sundries to
order.
HIGHLAND. MEt-Per sehr Geo N Brainsrd-
sundries to order.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25
AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. |
Saturday Evening. June "a. 1876. J
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-25

NEW YORK-per steamship Algiers- assorted
mdse.
UTiLLA-Per schr santo Otsri--sundries to
order.
HIGHLAND. ME-Per sehr Geo N Brainard-
supdries TO order.
The Democratic advocate., 1876-07-08

Psiaeipd AaFd llaiaesq n nc War a5lsis;
Battle hetween tho frigale ChesapeaEe and .hi,
foneIq on the coast q Virginia. q iaf
hslt. on the cuast Of Virginia. NAV ID III
n1ts estmssn isisaie Essex and sioop Alert near
battle between figaie Constitution and frat lnsr
t..iu' luehf Mass re 10 Isi1
hIsne 1. peiwesn sloop Wasp and brig Froie, lnear
Battle between ffigate United states and freate Ma
. eelonin lnear Canary Islands. .......Oct 81 iSia
b@.lae Detween figafe Conatituton and frgate Java
rss1 - Dee ~ 1872
na,ne between sioop Hornet aud brig Peacock. .oiI
ba'ue between ffsale Chesapeake and frigato shan.
The Democratic advocate., 1876-07-08

do Zachary Taylor from 10 to'5O
do Millard Fillmore from
80 to 'b3
do Franklin Pierce from
'53 to 81
do james Buchanan from
81 to '6I
do do Abraham Lincoln from
81 to '65
do do Andrew johnson from
'65 to go
do do Ulysses S. Grant from
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Sest na1oem Der Quloerbampi DER
@oNlIhlnGt in Snoiana unb Ship
perrauNt III uno Die Iciul!ete
flar su Sage treten wirb cs prn
,Snierelle ltin, menn mir nnierea 2elern
Die slnlid)tsn anoerer 1lStter. ole linen
uiht su @jslitbte tomm.n, mitibeiien.
0ie nGbicusu aimcs" hGIt oen bemo=
traillhen Siee in Snoiana 9ieiG oebsn-
teno nit Der Gripdbluns Siioc0's in
yippembcr. Sbrsr gniiht naH lri,o
S,iSea bic G!ettoroiiimmen opu s}n-
Oiona, s;e,p' Dorf, CONNECTICUT Rem
Scrltp bon SlDeien oss Naeiiic g iootts
uno poa lolbcn GiIocn befommsn.
Mud balt lie ss niht fir unluabrI Idc,n=
iA, oob Gbio uno Misconlin, il leibli
5llluos, ocnotratild 9eDen usrosn,
oena 10 last lie, vnibts bat eirea 10
9uicn Grfcl9 luie Der Griolg."
2iIacn braudt iibrj9sns bie auick.
geranntrn hlei SiaGien nidlt; er lplr0
aud o6ne tic 20s st,nmln sthai.en.
ludbreno nur 1876 esIorDerll6 Niao.
0le y&uues matt ,4re Y.leynuns
pic fp.s!:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

Sinner bic Sti,nmen bon Sb'n,
@isconIin u,o aSIlinpis rod bin,u, 70
bdtte Si!her 259, oas AciTt "a mehr
nls or brnucot, unh es biieben nur l10
iiir 1opss iibri9.
e0ie ,Moiion go1" 1T gang cn!;iidl
Ebcr Sas 9tsiu"a.. sic iast: Ser
@ront- Sopss= Champagne III oas Sliid-
graf sebrnhsu. 0os ReI Iultot in hrn
8roben lucltIi6sn Teituns>n Deg Sc
pubiifanismus entl lheibet Die Steilun9
Der Station I'M 9iouember. gEas niclts
Nelultat 6eoeut.t, tann mon nur begrcl.
fen, ,psnn man beb.nft oab oas repuh
|Iitunif fhe Notiona!< 6 rmite md por
pcniecr aIs s,pei Nlonotsn mi, Cider
beit altf Srhiona unh Sbio r.hns.c
|oaB beibe Staaten non 9lnIans ar
rcpnb!itaniih waren. unb tdB bic Ste
publiloner in Yrdlihentl5aitsjabrcn
lett 1860. I'M 9urdi5ani.t in Sntiarc
I7566 uno in Ohio 25,2s5 S.immcr
Me4yNeit schatt babeu.
Ser .Glsue.onb ylaineealer" 1T Del
I'm f@t, bab Sem G,rontismus nos
Sisael unat,ueabberar 9iieosrtagc oni.
esSri!dt rcrecr i.i. Ser Mwsfal( o.,
8a9!sn beosl:et Sic lidsre Tiebeyiua,
Inss $,crrs SaDss. Nais iorn ais'cb,
usr6irbern. Die Temotrotiide 4ottc
5oi bersit5 in s9t G:oai,n seiisst
we,@c 6s &iefiovaiIti,umsn obsrt,n
Gje Gcpubf;.cum iins h'ps in 8 G5toa
.en Tcrmoat. Maire une Ebio, nj
81 Glettor,:'tjn m>n e,to'srsid geneIer
9'cp Do't it TAer fin ,;losu; naourd
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oront U;ist man rnh ben ioliocl
GUbcn hin:u, 70 Lat 2ilhsr cine srolr
Ntnjor;tat.
Der 0,5ab'a.cprIis @cnt;nsl" erin
aest lsina 9e,,r an Den bstannten laio
niiacn Ysr;s9t Deyry's nncG s.
2 hlcdt r-. o:m Crisice: we hayc
met The enemy and they are ours
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
q &c II,

nsti)c o9nc scmcrfuns sur Iufnabme ein'
z;9sn, .oero'n 10 :anac cin9criltt wno bereb
rrt, bis lie lbbeiteIlt lperhen.
NMsciNen uerben ;u BEN sep6bnli@er
Eseiitu tinacriidt, u1Mtid) 10 eeniS per
s Seats fit icNe islsenbe. Sir xn,eiaen
Aie (angere Belt tsben b!eiben, |uirs elm be.
asateaosr IbSMN crloubt.
81. pernus.eber iinS int geik elmer ss0
Eiasis.n NusWabl
sfeuev uMb aefi,ma ffpoQer 8ettern,
unb iixo saber in Stance,
Srufiahsn aler Art
ay oeHtiMtr, cnaliiMer, tramioiilAel
xxs uorWts'l@sr Spru1c
au,'s S4neIlIte, S1oa lie uno 4iliSft'
81 iicItrn,
sac eMSfetlsn lid, 3u s,nciotsa %Nftrassn.
Debruat ptrnex:
yetterheHes.
8iGtcnes.
@eiehdftstartem,
GtrcMlarc,
8;amte,
Nlafate y.
auf fiirsei,c sisti;.
s5.t.uxnsea xas g.ls:r abrsifire mar:
&eyer & 8rid,
st. .Eslouo, Syfim,t.
Letter Box 4O7,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26

(beionocrs 4riess,usi:n !lnterribt,
NdsrboM in unb euSer GrantrciM unh
auf oas fit Ma!nunssn uno anoere
0iesenidaften in NrS aubcr Jronfreid
ansenommen wirb, ~, SaB auf Gri itcres
l 1,94s,301 ,l3O uno aui 9sstsres l $50, :
36S, Sl5 6res. iommn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
Der sNorbfern,
@eraussc9cjcn uoa
Wsyer \ Bsisk
Sa;us Glcnc, @,;unsfo.a,

sstscint ieocn 0onnrria9 uno toItct iatrtia)
En &,ransbcsah!un9 sd 50.
Siir wenlNec ais 6 .jionatc miro fein Nbon.
ae .uent aa9enomnien.
@an st5oanentcn, oic Die 5cituna nidt
tau5,riifIiA abbcitsllen, miro ansenom,nen,
aai il as s,5oancncnt io1t;uiesca wiiaiG)cn.
0i. @ctabfanmuns, cter %crmeiAsrnns
S,r abboinna Der 3eitunN pon Dem ssoltamte,
RoD;A oles.ps oeorbsrt oprpcn 1T, ionic Die
AstsrlailiinJ Der "ta,:iac al Die 9cransseber
han ocr gtp1 'ts.tfimocnbeN Srtsperamherung
alo bet Nnlabs Dcs neucu sSobnorts entbirs
ssi nid}t pon Ser 3e;ablung oes pouen Wbon'
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-26
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