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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
How to Make Mother Happy.

"WHY, mother. how bright and
cheerful you look tonight What has
happened?"
- feel very happy, my dear, be-
cause my little boy has really tried to
be good all day. Once, when his sis
ter Katie teased him and he spoke
quick and cross to her, he turned round
a moment after of his own accord,
and said he was wrong, and asked her
to forgive him. | believe | should
grow young and never look tired or
unhappy again, if, every day, my little
boy and girl were as thoughtful, un-
selfish and loving as they have been
to-day"
Here's a grand secret for you, little
ones. And now that you know how
to make mother happy, may you keep
her face always full of sunshine.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

mullahs are very rare in the Steppe, a
religious ceremony of any kind at
marriage is unusual, but one thing
must be strictly performed; after the
women have sung the virtues of the
bride, and the men have chanted those
of the husband, telling of his great
exploits, how many cattle he has
stolen, and in how many marauding
expeditions he has engaged, the young
man must enter the kibitka where the
bride is seated and take her out, al
though both entrance and exit are for
cibly opposed by all her friends. This
Is probably remnant of the old prim-
tive custom when marriage was an
act of capture. Y. EUeninq Post.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
pistol was discharged into some infam
mable substance that was entirely con-

pistol was discharged into some inf,ap
maoie substance that was entirely con
sumed.
THE Sioux Indian Commission arrived
at Yankton, d. T., on the 2sth, having
consummated their work with tie Tn,
dians, modifying the original terms Of
the treaty only by leaving it optional with
the tribe whether they go to the
Indian Territory Or stay on the
river. They encountered no hos
,tility among the upper Indians, and
are said to feel well satisfied with the re-
suit of their work. They formally adj
Journed at Gankton to meet in Washing
ton on the 9th of December.
A CADET MIDsHIPMAN named Homer G.
Poundstone, of Virginia, convicted of
"hazing," was dismissed on the 2Sth from
the Naval Academ at Annapolis, Md
A WASHINGTON telegram states that s3,-
900, 900 in five and six per cents were with
drawn on the Both ult., and four and a
half per cents substituted.
A TRAIN from Scranton, consisting of
seventeen cars, was run into by the Sum-
NIT coal train mile and half north of
Goldsboro Station, Pa, on the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad, on the
evening of the 30th ult One car was
burned and two telescoped. Five persons
were killed and thirteen more or less
injured.
Two United States Marshals arrived at
New Orleans on the Both ult. from Bayou
Sara with fifteen white prisoners whom
they had arrested in West Felieiana
Parish, for conspiracy and intimidation
of negroes in July last. The prisoners
were held IN the sum of 81 800 bail each
to appear before the United States Court
at the November term
HENRY NJ. WORRIES, Judge of the
Supreme Court of the State of Missouri, |
died at his residence at ST. Louis on the
of the Both ult., aged sixty-six
wears.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
SIS it not surprising" said one G

"Is it not surprising" said one of
the children, THAT the wind does
not break the slender stalks of the
corn?''
NV child" said the father, "see
how flexible the stalks are, They bend
before the wind and rise again when
the wind has passed over them. See.
too. how they help to support each
other. A single stalk would soon bend
to the ground, but so many growing
close together help to keep each other
up. If we keep together when the
troubles of life come on us like
stormy wind, we shall keep each other
up, when one trying to stand alone
would fall"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

DR. Pentecost, who was driven
from New York to Boston because he
insisted on practicing open-communlon
in a close-communion Baptist church,
is now in difficulty again. His church
sustains him, but the local Association
proposes to investigate" both him
and his church. He expresses his
willingness to submit to an examlna-
ton. and promises to establish Open
Communionism as the true and only
Baptist doctrine. Tribune.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
-Furman University, in Soutt

-Furman University, in South
Carolina, has just been handsomely
endowed by liberal Baptists, who have
made up fund of $199, 900 for it. All
that was wanted was 100000. and
one wealthy Baptist is new thinking
about giving another $1,000. just for
the sake Of making round sum,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
Help Each Other.

A FATHER was walking one day in
the fields with his two children. The
wind was blowing over fine field
of ripe corn, and making the beautiful
golden ears wave like the waves OF the
sea,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

TWENTY of our railroads, mostly
Western, not including some roads
that make the best showing, report
their September gross earnings as So
s27. .sG6, an increase of S419, 1S9, or SIX
and one-half per cent. over the same
month of 1875. The net ernings make
a still better showing-an increase OF
So, 900, 900, or about eight per cent.
over the corresponding month last
veal. r.-RdiEzCGy Age,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
9or Nou'4, Readers.
LITTLE MISCHIEF.

Little Master Mischief
Lives in Nellie's eye.
Sitting in the corEer
Peeping on, so sly;
Now he's crossed the snow ground
And, in chamber blue,
Thinking he is hidden,
Peek-a-bous AZ you.
Now he drops the curtain,
Sure that he is hid,
But you see him dancing
Even on the lid.
Now, the cur, ain lifting,
You can see he's crept
To the inner chamber,
Where the lose-light slept.
Watching now his moment
He pops ou., and see
Mammals spools and thimble
Quickly disagree.
Shall we punish Mischief
Better teach the child
How to hold and lead him,
Running now SO wild
Would she like her playthings
Scattered here and there,
When she had arranged them?
Would she think t fair
Would she Hike her puzzle
Portions Of lost?
Would she like her dishes
Everyw here up-tossed:
World she like her apron
With n missing string,
Mamma hunting. meanwhile,
Thread and everything?
Nellie, learn the lesson:
Be to Others true
Alwa,s do as You would
Have them do to you.
This the dear Lords precept-
This the Golden Rule
This the highest lesson
In our Ncllie's school.
frs. Z. p. Miller, in RUrGt NeW Yorker.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

THERE are eighteen salmon Gamer
les on the Columbia River, in Oregon,
all of which have now ceased opera
tions for the season. The Portlahd
Commercial Reporter gives the results
of the seasons canning at 42S, 600 cases,
of which over 400, 600 cases contained
four dozen one-pound tins, and the re-
mainder consisted of two-2ound ana
two and half-pound tins.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
@e Toltda Ghronirle.

THE CHRONICLE is published at the County seat
Of Tama, one Of the largest, richest most central
and populous counties in Iowa. Itis the oldest
paper in the County and one of the Oldest in the
having been established in 1856. Its circu-
ation being large and constantly increasing, makes
1t very desirable advertising medium for business
men and manufacturers wishing to bring their
goods and wares to the notice Of the people Of
Central Iowa.
Advertising rates made known on application.
JOB PRINTING
Of every description executed with neatness and
dispatch Special attention paid to
PRINTING IN COLORS.
Your favors earnestly solicited
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

IT is calculated that with the same
expenditure of effort horse can go 1a2
miles on granite, 191-miles on asphalt
and 415 miles on wood.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02

hts.
with any other
ed states as %
reading matter.
1asii than ever
HE WESTERN
4 copies. Sis;
lIs to Agean,
o NEW SUB.
cOpy.
y RURAL for
st Of this yesr
HHLY one year
fuide one wear
5 WORTH OF
alogne, all post.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-02
THE NEWS.
Az HOME.

,crvrsyE (W. T.,) dispatch of the
says Gen. Crook, becoming sat
Ess That Red Clouds and Red
4 ,.r ,,T, bands of Sioux were about
S+ ;,r the hostile Indians in the
III. had determined on disarming
,,'' ~, and consequently on the morning
! 'I' ,bo o8d Gen. Mckenzie, with eight
nnoDies, surrounded the two bands and
s.nrod their entire numbcr-300 lodges
! ,.,rr,od and marched them into the
ncr Red Cloud was Opposed and
s,mtci Tail made head chief his stead.
yvw YORK dispatch Of the 25th an
.r7ces the suspension of the Continental
"a Insurance Company, and the ap-
,;,,ment of John J. Anderson as Re-
.;rer The officers of the company at
Finite the suspension to the general
,5o!scp in real estate, and stocks and
,nl, The statement for 1875 showed
Utilities, s5.537,S ,S27; assets, So, ,294,371,
,,ior a surplus of $756,544. The in
NIB for 1875 was $2,5G4 $50, and the
-nber of policies issued tor the year
40 making the number of policies
.rci $74,110.
4 MOLLY MAGURE" named Donohue
/, been recently convicted of murder in
rpsyvania, making the tenth convic-
d for that crime.
Cows PILLsBrRY, of Minnesota; Kirk
nj Of Iowa, Hardin, of Missouri; Os-
m Of Kansas; Pennington, of Dakota;
rbpr of Nebraska, and several eminent
,tbmen met at Omaha on the 25th for
purpose of discussing modes and
IDS of rdding the country of grass
ners. A committee was appointed to
mare resolutions to the farmers of the |
ntrr and memorial to Congress.
rHE Secretary of State of Indiana on |
18th authorized the publication Of the
owing as the result of the recent State
tion: The highest vote cast was for
, 1876-07-01
GutotaqAe na1ri@ten.

2serrin. Wcgeu oeS birter oenl Cru,
fen Sarrp b. 2trnim crlGiicHen Gttfs
briefe5 1T Don Gelten BIS Scrtbei0iNere,
9IettSunpalt Wtuudel, beim &ammer<
QtriAt Yrotclt cingcle9t morocu, oeIlen
@ranos barin 9ipictn, raB, uadl ctm
@utadteu mebrersr me0icinilAcu Autos
rjtatcn, @raf Arnim we9en elmer IN,
beiibaren &rantbeit nleluals sur Sait
sebradt iueroen fam, Obue bierburd
iein oeben su 9eiabroen, uno baB ferner
Der Stedbrief nur 81 benieni9en Wiitteln
seb0re, uwtlde Der 0tidtcr onmenoen
foil, I'm zines S%eroGd)tiQen ODER Gives
0crbredlcr5. w;l1u eutllobeu lit, wic'
Der babbait su weroen." Dic8 ici aber
bel Dem @raicn n.d)t sutreIfeno, beni
oerlclbe iei wtosr fliit)ti9. no@ and)
wdre icin Iultat50tt unbctoAmt. SIcr.
naA miro g(6 ten: ~ SGS f6ni9liAc
Staot9eriAt our 3urutnabmc ocS 'r'
l%alienen GtedbriefcS auueiien, uno p
bic Strafuoultreduag auf weit re feds
MOnatt auSlceen 5u wouen." lebri'
gems lit Orai Arujm BON 6torcu3 nit
icinsm Sopne na@ 8eneai9 atgerciE.
Or 0rai gent gum @urlebraud rAd
wetlt lbpn fit m:brersH 2soden aul
Dem 0ute Jtaleubelae.
0cr .prOuiior,it nit scr 0ineral-
DIRECTION Der Nal:en betraute @ral
ulcoom bcablibu&, otmnad t anI Ole
l~ernere 2tttuu OF t0nl9lldeu &unltln'
ltitule Al pcr;lbtm. 90 ulcl pcrlautet.
batten e~rnlttre G1mierl9telten 6wlNeH
Der Characterization uao Dem SsnIiu6'
mnllNrlum, naMentlId) nit Se3nA auI
| 6UDrna9 be5 %upfcr@lttabtnet5, ben
Anltob gu oteiem GutlAluile ss9cben.
0te Anlteuung oe8 bIsbcrlgtn %artlltl@
iAen eslt.r Der Ncip5Igcr Yiipne. oeo
Serrn b. GtrauS, dis lebenSt0n JIINcr
0psrnregilieur bt5 Serlmer 0oitbcaterV
nit OtrettortlteI it uom &Gtlcr 9eneb'
nll9t poroen.
Der Yreoiser an Ser 3crnlaIsmcr
Stride, Wilbeim Wtluer, lit an %,
nah nur 3ta9i9er Grfranfuus i'm So.
2ebeuslaBre gtiOrbsn. Ser Serltorbent
pcrtrat in Der legislaturpertoOc 1876
bis '73 ben 2. Serliner 8a9Ibc5irt i'll
Abssorbnetenbaule.
SEER 8ebel, Der betanute iOclaliltii9C
Dred8lermeijter uno Nsi4StaSSabSe'
orSnets bat Iit enti9loien, ie!ner Gblr.
t~llufsniabrit oGr@ SseSrGBerua9 hti
8etrieb8fapitnls elnsn 9uilMmuua j.
, 1876-07-01
Surfei.

9onbo n, 80. SUM. Gine 9epei9e
aus Berlin rlelbet, oaB mon oprt immer
nod eini9e 9offnun9 auf Die GrDaltNns
oes Srieoens beet. Sic 9iorte ertldrt,
pbslel9 pouitdnhig fir ocn &rieg ssra-
itet, merbe Ie lid bod offer pfieniioen
8apegun9en entboltcn, bis tic in Selbit
psrtbeioi9uns oo5u 9c5lpunsen iei.
Sic rNoQ dali Go5ettc" bat 8ri=
potna6ri6lcn erbalten, beb 5crb!en 1i6
entiNloIien bate, Die Standardization
obne Ser5ue su cr6fiaen, uno oab bos-
ie b. Der Siirfei iGon cine Griessertla@
run9 semodt bat Oosr iofort MAIDEN
ipiro.
Cine Gepelde aus Wien mcIbet; Mus
Ser einisen persiu5elntcn @3HIln limo
nod feline ScinoicIistciten Slpiibm Den
@eroen uno ben Siirtsn uprgtfaucn -.
@robe Mufreeuns berriAt in Selsrao
unb Gemenoria ,pcgen Der Otogli6tell
zines 8omborbements oieler Staote
bur6 Die tirfil9en &anOnelboote. Ste
1laponil6en Sournale fproern Oeltrel4
nuf, Die tiirtilNsn &ononenbcote an Der
Sperruns Der S0llifahrt ouf Der 9os
nou, welhe cur9 bos 8pmborbemeht
er5olsen lpiirbe gu p%er6inbern.
9ie Gcrben iperren Die Srila, I'M
ibr 2aser bel @9ubob liAer 5u ltcaeu.
Sic mpntenesrinii4e @rmee 1T mari9c
bersit. Muttbar pui9a it nit 1900
Mann in @at@to psri6an0t.
Gen. Senatirif bat ben @roB-T e5ie,
oufssfprbert, Die Soltuns Der Yiorte 9e-
gen Serbieu 81 ertldreu. Serielbe err
wioerte, bic Sirfsi bate feline glpIi9t
@erbien an5u9reifen, made ieop9 a1'
bas Gedt Der Sslbtpert0eioisuny @n-
iprud.
SIZE Seltur9 .Serl09llere lHeDW y"
sine 9epsINe rb4lten, nod ipflber oil
4forte Dem Sirittn bon Montenesrl
@ebiet ubautreten perlprpAm Bat, mem
li1 oerlelbe neutral psrbdlt.
Cine Sepel@e ousSel9roo meloet, bal
8ulsarien ii@ u~nobbdnsis slfIdrt babe
Yaris, 80. Suni. ga 9iberten mcl'
Del, uub sic psptlomuiiu" 90 G"'i's'
Milon on alien Gtrabcneden Ssl8rop''
anseiAlasen lsi. Ser Shirt erflart Il
berlelben, ct wplle @erblen nl3t Dol
Der 9lrtei losrelbsn, ionoern nnr eln
1~elbpIGnoise abminilration fir Dos
MEN uno Die Ser5esowina erwlrttn.
, 1876-07-01

Nuguto. Me., 80. SUM. Sage,
Ser Satin Mnrber on3 GbeIica. per-
1IDte ecI!ern aug BEN 9olpital Der pie
F9en Srrenanfott gu eutfommcn, uno
ertrant beim 9urdlNpimmen oss 6lui=
Ies,
SaIG=&iper, Draft, 80. SUM-. Sic
Uobrif Der 0Nmerican 2iuen 3 Comp"
b%rannte eeitern Nbeno ab. Ser G9o.
Den betrdgt 5000, 900 unb 1T polis pcrs
li1ert. ucter HOO Yerlonen seratDen
ourA oielen Srano auBer gel@ditisuns.
Suffolp, N.sN, 80. SUM. Ser
IS id6ri9e oeutide Susmcr Wilb. 20coe,
Der nit lsincr Srau 81 SoiIpn- Corners,
Grict Gountp, lebte, Earb al Ben Wir.
fnnscn eines @iftes> pclGGs ey am M,on=
td9e ein9anommen bate. Sic Na@ri9
traf in bieli9er Staot ni4t ebsr, OILS
9ienItag Elm. Sem 8ernehmen mad
bat &beoe an 5. 3. Or. einsn }9da0li
6cn @n9rif ouf Elm oboptirttg IA id6~
RIGGS GinO, Namcns 9ouiia Glidinger,
'gemoAt. Cine 9to9barin nal Mueen
jeugin oes et1n Nttcs. uno fpdter &C.
ltono oas Mao9en Die 5batla0cn bes
SALES. Gbeoe psrlu@te pergebens, Den
lpabren SoGperbaIt gu psrtlli9en, bic
@eldi6te muroe balo offentunoie, unb
elm Wsrboftsbefebi wuroe se9en TIN lpe+
gen Nptbju6t erwirtt. Am Sonntag
WltternaAt besab li9 Elm GonItable nod
Slene's 6auie, I'm i'm 81 arrttiren, urb
es mar nm oielc 3elt, als Sbeoe oos
4eb= Sublimot peri6Iudte. Ser Sc
fangene ipuroe noG GrcipaSotcl sebratt.
400 Der gDbel Die Yoli5iiten bnnO uno
ben 56eoe mib6anbclte. Gr muBte oui
clnem 6en5rle9el %relten, nan oro6te, i'm
5u tDcercn uno i'll feoern, uno es lp0re
mnbrlGeinli0 aud 9clNcben, penn MIDI
Der Gonitatler liir Den @efansenen I'm
Sarmber5igfcit gcbeten bate. 9erlelbc
itarb elnl9e Stun0en no96er an Dem
8ifte, Oas er beimliGer @eile in cinem
9e)clmen @emo6e Ieincs 9aules einse-
nnnlnen bate.
Nem=S rleans, 30. SUM. Sn
Der bcutl9sn Sisun9 oes Staota.Gpn'
entipam Ii6 infol9e zines 0erlu.
DIES Clamps, cinen Anhdnscr Yafaro's
~anltatt Bln0bQd sum gorliber all ma,
den, elm srober &rapaa. Stamps
....s. WV W. Ongur IN onS Y0rterrC
bilabselhleuoert, mebrere Tauittampft
sefo9ten, uno Yiltolen wuroen
BON ollen Ssiten 9e5o9en, o9ne lcoph
9eorau9t auweroen. IS geIan9 enoll6
Yodaro, Dem Sumuit our9 cine be
l6ml@tiscnoe Geoe Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN
li6 Der Gonpent bis 10 ubr mpr
gen Irlb p%erta9te.
, 1876-07-01

9Siroinin Stadt5<0a3etGf
taslte bsraassssebea Bon
9obn y, pein.
Ws. s 3ip6lite Straee.
VI ihmoub, . a.
, 1876-07-01
9alanoilde pepf(Gfn.

Maibinston 80. SUM. Ser
omerifanii4e GopinI in Der Stoot
Msrito bat Dem Stoatsoepartement tr
lesrcpbii4 eemeloet, oub Die megltanis
ihs @esieruns feinem fremoen Gabr-
ssuse erlaubt, spliden Den Sdien Sam
pico, Suspon, @ero GrnS, GoosacOal'
cos, Trouiero, Ssla Sc Carmen Gam
pe@e uoer bas,pii4en9ele9ensn Safer
&~Iicnbanbel gu betrelben.
Cine Sen. @bermans 9auptquortlet
empfansene 9epelde melOet, oab Gortl'
no benz Geuabrlam Der meEifanll@er
Nutoritdten entfommcn 1T uno li4 gu
Dem Wess nod leinen often 59lupfpir
tsln an Dem &io @ranbe beFnbei.
, 1876-07-01
greiie oer Mu5eigen:

t5rSs,re Nnsstaer merr u tiger bsrs&nss.
Mbt pter peniser 8eiltr Dilbsn einen Saudrt.
Vile gtu,etsen Rnb i'm @praus su sapIet.
Die 3eiiuna pi,b IN Nta mont anb in.-
esaenS son ben 9rGsern fir IS gsnts per
Mc6e ou5aetraaen.
, 1876-07-01
England.

aiDerpooL 80. SUM-. 500 Dior
moncn, meijtcns S6mcoen uno Norpe-
ger l@,fitsr li9 oeitcru ouf Dem Spfr.
vSoobo" liter Nsm Wort nod Der SaIs-
1se1tobt ei1. Sic @elcQl6oft befano li6
,lntcr Der Obbut BON Is Dlormonsn.
%NRil}iondren.
, 1876-07-01
neuete teIssr. gsps(1fn.
g euti1tan0.

gerlin, 80. SUM-. Ser @eri4tsz
orat, melder bcn @rofen BON arnim in
Iaoot untsriu6tc, be5eu9t, oob ferlelbe
id,perli6 jemols int Gtunoc lein miro,
Die iibsr i'm perbdn9te @efahsnlbbaft
al ertragen.
, 1876-07-01
S2p.ao

re- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI.
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-07-01

~ ubSertptiprS 8retfet
, 1876-07-01

GGe fer 8. u Wi9I TT NlG)M0n0, U1.
M,ee. unb Stru,npf Nalren U . 6anb.
i&u c. aae % iarsu gu aaBerOreel ltb btai'
gen rtiIsn.
9 n belprteres Stsmple' Oepa' emert
Git 3 ilen> 0epa'tsme t.. SriHs fir IS Ct.
Nm erw 1aen. B E h u'aitsn in ganee
DIE ~bictBNen Stdereteu pereen eet It. To.mes.
&ra5e fir SIS : t.Gnateu 6 @ts., iet ne &.Spft 1C
Gt}. T $ Dugsnp etc etc
g mp l. S s 8. per garp. be 8rcite
Gin i~tsmpcIter Ne. met udt n 6 eu,pel,es Sant
e,hdlt i 9ei fpn, pel6e rs DarO fr PEN ldBt.
NTH mari 8 Green.
, 1876-07-01
Die Tobkttr>

m %betlrttht. bos sahsa btsbctise 6eitueri abren utns
2oDhao uno bur5 Gttnebrien pom 0phpuiUet
beptrtt lie 9pboGoer setgen on, no bic 6%rGn!bett
iFh66sSsse 44nS stta Eat M pthf tAbS vhisetv nah su-aifiAer
@obe>lnia(t, "a Gt4nton Ctr Nor. 9ort 9sDetLt
porben. Inter ben Gebeilten bertnoen ttb ptele
aerSts unb Ipotbetrr. Ete &ohoaoer nnterlfeteen
fi6 BON anocrer B6oetn oeerrt pas ie ottetl oht
bte Sranfhett etnptrten, II b BEN tranfet Stolt ent'
fernen, In pel9er Sorrn er aud sum 8DrN4eln
fnnlme. Ste Ino Elm 0erbrenuun9ss ODER QuoI4ete
bunssz proeeB Der Rrantbettsitole Seoer Nr9nte
Mrs bel ber Gnlienbun9 bt.ler 9ur lo9nla8sn letn
etoeuer Mr;t. QSenn Sernunb fur9 bite S1oer 9es
hei[t III, 10 TT &c ptrtltb uub raoital 9ehetlt, NAB.
renb ndA Der bisberteer Setluetbooe bic NtitteL
oeiuSbnltb eeiGbrlt9er itnb ais bteRrantlettielblt
nnnb it4 oiters ~ gangs Seer 'eenHoarer &yGnts
9SbaIeiS BE svy5aSst aGe srentseiten, innerIi8
nnb Guber[tb, ~turtrer, 70 itub bod ote 8irfln9en
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FIR. Rauchfuss,
b. "a Gteuton Ctr. (Dox 1851
@ep 9pS&
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-26
RAILROADS.

- @sSsS II ar-zszT1E
THE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, vim Atlanta and via IT Touk.
CARRYING THE U. y. MAIL.
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot. foot Of
Canal street. as follows;
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express 49,. .6:4b n. IN. Express. 49,. ia: 30 q m.
Express -. 100 y. m. Express. 80. 9:3o D. m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati, Lou
isville. Nashville. Lynchburg and Baltimore
without change, and only one change u New
York and Eastern cities.
Ticket ONCE, corner. OF Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel.
NORMAN G. JONES, Gen1 Agent.
d. b. ROBINSON. Supt. mb2tf ,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. r LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Apil II. 1876, trains dopart and ar
rive Us follows: From Calliope street depot:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mail ......... D. IN. Mall.........I2 III.
Express :. .7;ao n. IN. Express .2:4o n. IN.
hec ommoda- A ecommodn-
ton .........b pm. ton ........ 10 a.. m.
sunday Accommodation $40 u. IN.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAR
through to 81. Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only ono change Of Sleeping Cars 10 Eastern
cities. Tickets for sale and information given ut
~ Camp street, corner Common.
A.. ID. SHELDON. Agent.
L. u. FRosT. General Manager. feta 7G ~