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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

Sod eenus Der Seiipiele. Oas 1T Der
Gbarattcr 0eS Observation-Disclosures
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bsfeoelt ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02


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blattern foiuie in Ser 8eitl Soft unb
Dem Globes Democrat 81 uerohentlideu..
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

Bsr Cine erobe Iuswabl prlhtuoucr
Sapeten ioeben erbalten unO billls su
b~ertaufen bel
81. s. Sacnritier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

seD- Groceries ieSer &rt biQiS su ba,
ben bel Z .e.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

Son 9erru Suott. ab. Cine Bill CUR
8esablung bon $1l $50 an Sacob Saufs
mann fir @aaren, pelde ibnt burd Ben
@ebslenrSeneral Moroan fort0enOmmen
pur6sn.. sa ri
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-08-02

= Gg'@oupeneur Oir bon Iep yorf
peib, wie fein gnbeter, Sen Maael auf
ben &opf III treifen. Sn Der %republifa.
niiden Qualifications > Ssriammluua in
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
THE LEGISLATIVE CANVASS.

The Democratic nominees for the
Legislature. after consultation with the
Executive Board, have agreed upon and
will 6ll the following appointments:
s. G. Maddux and Geo. B. Peters
Collierville, Wednesday. October 4th.
Germantown, Thursday, October 9Th.
White Station, Friday, October 9Th.
Memphis, Saturday, October It'll mississippi
depot.
Whitshaven, Tuesday, 0etoberaOth.
N. d. L. Stewart and II. L. Douelass-
Eisherville, Thursday, October 18th,
Wythe Depot, Friday. October 18th.
Shelby Depot, saturday, October 18th.
Memphis, Saturday, October 14th Station
house,.
7. Q. Lowe and W. W. Coleman
Stewards Store, Thursday, October 10Th.
Raleigh, Friday, October 10th.
Bartlett, Saturday, October 21st.
Memphis, Saturday, October 2lst (0hio depot.
All the Candidates at
Assembly Hall. Saturday night, October 2sth.
Exchange Building, Saturday night, Novem-
Der 4th.
By order Of the Executive Board.
IRVING HALSEY, Chairman.
j. HARVEY MATHRs, Secretary. 26t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

Fourth National Bank, of Nash
vile, instructed a New York bank
to pay the coupons and charge to
the Fourth National Banks ac-
count. The Fourth National Bank
holds coupons as security for the
difference between 1921, 900 and
100000, and charges interest,
which comes out of the peoples
pockets" Suppose a gentleman
goes to the Fourth National Bank,
of Nashville, and asks, "Why is
money SO scarce with your" and re-
ceives an answer that "the reason
why, is that the bank was helping
Porter in the coupon-paying bust
ness" what would that gentleman
think? Why he would think that
the bank and the State authorities
had made some arrangements by
which the bank was certainly to
lose nothing in the payment of the
coupons. Banks seldom do any
thing Of a financial character for
nothing, and certainly the Fourth
National Bank, of Nashville, is not
an exception to the rule.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
FOREIGN.

LONDON, October 10, II am. The
Stock Exchange this morning opened
freer from the panicky feeling Of yester-
day, and most stocks were slightly firm.
er. Consols we're at last nights closing
prices. Russians and Egyptians about
l per cent, aud Turkish fractionally
higher, but Hungarians we're | per cent.
lower. Absence of definite news merely
checks sales. There are no indications
of recovery Of confidence.
3p.m.-The proportion of the Bank
of Eugland's reserve to liability is 542
per cent. The bullion in bank has de-
creased e7Ss. 600 in the past week.
Her Msjesty's Indian troop-ship
Jumna left Portsmouth yesterday for
India with 9S4 artiIIerymen aud upwards
of seventy officers, surgeons, etc. She
will embark another battery Of artillery
at Plymouth. The departure Of troops
from WoolRich for Portsmouth was wit.
messed by vast crowds, and the excite.
ment displayed was the greatest since
the crimean war. The Times announces
that the Jumna has been directed to call
at Gibralter and Malta for orders in case
circumstances should make necessary a
change in the destination Of troops.
The Financier says a wal risk Of FIVE
shiIliugs per hundred weight was re-
CURED yesterday by Lloyds and various
insurance companies on British vessels
trading between England, Austria and
the East. No business is yet reported
in risks on Russian aad Italian vessels,
but rates on these vessels would Of course
b higher.
The rumor circulated yesterday that
the Duke de CAKES, French Minister of
Foreign Affairs, was about to resiga, to
be succeeded By the Count de Chan
darby, is to-day pronounced without any
foundation.
CoSsr4STSOPLE, October l9.-0en,
Ignatief, Russian ambassador to Tur-
key, on a leave Of absence, returned to
the city last night.
VIEyxA, October l9.-The newspapers
publish the intelligence from Athens that
the Greek goyernnsH; will submit to the
chamber Of deputies p%roprosal for call
ing out 10000 men, and demanding a
credit of sO,GOO,G 600 drachmss aud au
thority to contract a loan Of 5000. 6Gt
/, drachmas.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

few days. Russia desires to pro.
tect the Greek Catholics and the
Sclayic race from Turkish oppres'
sion and Russia also desires to
control the river Danube as well as
acquire possession of Constantine
pie. To drive the Turks across the
Bosphorus is the object of Russia,
and to resist the encroachments Of
Russia is the object of England,
which government has always ia
vored the Turks as against the
Christians, so as to keep up WHAT is
known in European politics as the
" balance of power"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

The term g grass widow" il said
to be a corruption Of "grace
widow" the former expression be-
ing merely a barbarism. "Grace
widow" is the term applied to one
who becomes a widow by grace or
favor, not of necessity, as by death,
and originated in the early ages Of
European civilization, when di.
Yorces were granted but seldom
and wholly by the Catholic Church,
When such a decree was granted "a
q woman the receipt stated Vidu.
ca de graLia," which interpreted Ii
widow of grace" In the law Of
the French It would read, Veuye
de grace" or grace widow
" veuve" being translated az
" widow"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
A Survivor OF the Famous wIlkIn.
son Trial.

son Trial.
Harrisburg Ky.) Observer
l. G. Vanarsdall, the veteran auc
%tioneer of this place, is now the only
man living who served on the jury in
the famous Wilkinson trial in 1889. The
case was tried here on a change of venue
from Louisville, where the murders were
committed. The accused we're two
brothers Wilkinson and one Murdaugh,
from Mississippi, who were assaulted at
the Gait House by q mob, two of whom
iheT killed. 1t is said to have been the
most exciting trial ever held at the
court house, before or since, the room
being crowded from daylight till dark.
The defendants we're prosecuted by
Commonwealth Attorney Bullock,
eided by Ben Hardin. The defense was
conducted by Taylor, Daviess, the
Thompsons, Judge Rowan. Colonel Rob
ertson, . Louisville, and S.. S. Prsntiss,
Of Mississippi. Mr.. Y. was the last man
chosen on the jury, and is the last one
left to tell the tale. The speech deliv-
cred by s. S. Prentiss was then aud has
ever since been considered the strongest,
/ clearest, most classical and, perhaps,
beyond question: the grsndest specimen
Of forensic oratory that ever fell from
the lips Of any lawyer in Kentucky
famed for her orators), il not in the
Union. Innumerable classical passages
ia il haye BECOME so trite ia the mouths
of Young sspirants that they have, like
the magical utterances Of Shakespeare
become e~verybody's property, without
their users deeming it necessary to give
theiI paternity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19

On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1876.
~ ~ az az NE soqth safe of Court Square, in the,
Si &csria; mSmpni Tenn | will sell, as trustee,
81 tne 10 Crane survey, lying between The
SpoiR halehie and Mississippi rivers. in
sneloy county. Tenn, recorded in the Regis
Ss6 : x sDico OF 81 Shelby coup ty. Tenn, in Book
fop 10 page z92, to which. reference Is made
lion; sell this land up der power riyeI, IN a
9Geeo OF trust made By J. j. Worshq.m to
dJeorge 4 Nathan, trus zee, and by virtu 3 Of a
I L made on the 29,h day Of May. 1876 in
stssd a oSSpaSe y9uFt a. pointing m, tru stee in
lsIy the debt mentioned in said trust dead.
Ierms cash Equity Of redemption waived
l WY sell and conTey only as trustee.
4t-H w. III. q Trpofaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
soele.y Of Army Of .aa Tenas..ss.

society OF Army OF ,he Tennessee.
WASHINGTON, October l9.-The So
ciety of Army Of the Tennessee, at a short
business meeting held here this morning,
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows; President, General Sherman;
Vice. Presidents, General Logan, Col. E.
Woodwork, NJ. D., Msjor Powell, Gen.
ersl W I. Clark, Colonel Know, Captain
Gill, Captain Steel, Lieut.. Stevenson,
Major W. B. Moore. Msjor Spear and
Captain Laced; Recording Secretary,
Colonel L. NJ. Dayton; Corresponding
Secretary, General Hickenlooper; Treas,
urer. General Force.
st. Paul, September 3. was chosen as
the place and time OF the next annual
meeting, aud General NJ. NJ. Bone was
elected orator for the occasion. Thanks
were then rendered to the Mcpherson
monument committee, and also to Gen.
Logan, who originated the enterprise.
On motion of Colonel MARYLAND
thanks were rendered to General Bah.
cock, Commissioner of Public Buildings
and Grounds, for procuring design for
pedestal Of monument, aud for his ar
rangements in making the unwilling Of
the statue a complete success.
A letter was received stating that the
grandmother of the late General
Mcpherson, who was invited to be pres
ent at the dedication of the monument,
died the day befor receipt of letter, aged
ninety-uine years.
After some further business the socie-
ty %adjourned to visit Mt. Vernon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
a Drummer MuFdered-Fatal PrIzs
Fight.

CoATEsvILLE, PESx, Ostober lon
Tuesday night . young man, supposed
to be James Athens. Of Buffalo, New
York, aud employed as travelling sales.
man for q Wholesale liquor house Of New
York city, was murdered and robbed
pesr Harrisburg. a fsv days ago he
was in Summary, and while visiting q
drawpoker room near the Northern Cen
iral railroad depot exhibited q roll Of
bank notes amounting to three thousand
dollars.
Last Tuesday afternoon two miners
employed in the Chester county iron
mines, engaged in a prize eight to settle
3 difficulty between them. One Of the
men, Edward Warren, was 50 severely
beaten by bis Antagonist, James Moore
that be died. His friends then set upoE
Moore apd fstally injured hin. The
friends of the two men engaged in q rioI
last night, during which several Of then
we're seriously wounded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
AHsbrew Girls curious Marriage,

A Hebrew Girls Curious Marriage.
New York Tribune
In the Superior Court a strange
case was presented to Judge Van
Worst, under the title of Laura
Klein against Richard Wolfsohn,
The plaintiff, in August, 1875, APP
.pelred before the Mayor, and a
marriage ceremony was performed,
in which the defendant appeared
% husband. The plaintiff declares
that she did not know it was a
marriage. Her father had insisted
on her being bqtrothed to the de-
fendant, under penalty Of expulsion
from his home, and she had reluct-
antly assented to the pepemony,
surprising 1t to be the Hebrew rite
OF betrothal, with its long delay
before actual marriage, AS aopl
as she found her mistake she re.
fused to accept the defendant as
q husband, and, leaving her fathers
house, has since maintained herself
and contributed to her mothers
support. She insists that the de-
PENDANT deceived her as to his con-
dition in life that her father and
ne eoereed aud deceived her as to
the effect Of the ceremony before
the Mayor, and that as she is under
eighteen, and has not lived with
the defendant, the marriage must
ha declared a nullity. The referee
decided in her favor on the facts,
and the case came up on this re-
port: Judge Van Worst held that
the plaintiff could not have q de-
cree on the mere fact that the de-
PENDANT had misrepresented his
pecuniary condition, as a wife takes
a husband {" for richer, for poorer, =
but reserved his decision on the
other questions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-19
mar CONTEST IN NEW YoRK

The New York Sun gives the
following sensible advice to Repub-
licaas with reference to the contest
in New York
The Republicans have made an i'm
mense campaign in Ohio and in Indiana,
and it has failed. In Ohio they have
escaped defeat by a margin so narrow
that it is possible Tilden may carry the
State in November; and in Indiana,
where they chiefly exerted themselves,
spending an enormous amount OF labor
and of money, they are routed and over.
thrown 10 a way which leaves them no
hope OF reeuperation. These facts show
that their methods of warfare have been
mistaken and useless, or even worse.
Now the struggle is to be transferred
to the State Of New York, and we shall
see it waged here with all the energy Of
desperation; but our friends on the other
side must permit us to tell them that the
style Of fighting which they have EN-
ployed, so dissstrously to themselves, in
the Western States, will not do here at
all.
The Republican campaign thus far,
and especially in Ohio and Indiana, has
been composed OF two elements; FIRST,
personal abuse and SANDER OF Mr.. Til
den; and secondly, the revival OF the
var with all its passions and hatreds.
These have made up all the issues Of the
campaign on the Republican side They
are worn out, and something new is in
~dispenssble even to make the contest
reasonably interesting.
In his powerful speech at Utica the
other day Senator Conkling denounced
in a manner most honorable to himself
the slanderers OF Mr.. Tildsn; but, even
while doing this, the distinguished Sena
tor could not refrain from Selling the
bloody shirt aud waving it Aloft in the
hope Of bringing the old Republican
phalanx once more forward to attack
and oEervhelm the foe.
Let the Republican orators who are
about to appear in this State fHd some
new material aud bring forward g new
stock Of subjects; and let the Republican
newspapers be required to initiate their
example. and sing with them their new
tunes. What these new subjects ought to
be we do not undertake to tell them; but
novelty ia indispensable, or the Repnbli-
cans are l~ostiorsYer. Perhaps they might
prove that there never vas such a man as
Belknap; that BAbcock was never Presl'
dent Grants secretary; that there never
was a whisky ring; that the District OF
Columbia never bad a Governor named
shepherd; that there Is no such Jersey
man as George NJ. Robson, and that he
never was Secretary of the Navy that
Hamilton Pish never had a s~on-in.lav
who was counsel for tie Spanish Gov.
eminent and manager Of the State De.
partment at the same times that there
never was q Freedmsp's Savings Bank
and 90 on. Ga such topics % these lively
speeches might be made and able articles
written. We do net insist that cur Re.
publican friends should take these point;
exclusively, but something new they
must have. Slsndesing Tilden and
waving the old bloody shire vii not
serve their purpose here in New York.