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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
Sensible 1dVice.

You are asked every day through the
the columns of newspapers and by yous
Druggist T. use something for your
Dyspepsia and Liver Comp paint that
you know nothing abOut.you get dis.
codrageu spending moneywith brtlil-
tie .ucctss. b Now to give you saIis &C
nlyprooftha' GREEN'shYSUsT Flow
Err will cn'e you Of Dyspepsia and Liz
or Complaint with all it. eft cts, such
as Sour stomach, Sick Headache, Ha,
hitud C0~liventss 'palpitat,nn of the
Hear, IIrsrt>Hnrn, Watei.brash, Full
hcss at thA Iiit ot the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coate,F Tongue, Coming up OF
food after eating, low sptti's, &c, we
AK you 20 go to 20 to your Druggist
SPRNcMt s. Brown and get San.plr
Bpttic Of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER fn;
10 cents aaa tryiit, or a Regular Size for
rs cents, twod0scs will relieve you.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
ThcMurder orthec consulsatSalonica,

Tie Turkish city Of Salonlca,
which lies at the head of The gulf
OF that name, in old Macedonia,
some 800 miles west Of CONSTANT.
nople, was the SCENE of a terrible
riot last satu.daY, in which the
French and GersAan ConSulS were
murdered. 1t would appear that
the cries of a Greek glrl who had
lust arrived az dhe railway station,
and was ahos tto he forced to be-
come Il convert to Mohammedanism
were heard by the American Con
sui, who Glanced to be there. He
ut once intcriefed, and taking the
girl under bis protection, either
sent her to the German Consulate,
or escorted ilf' in . carriage TO his
own.
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18
KyoxyrrLf. TrSv!, March I, rs.

McsSers. Sanford, ChptJsttqi" d. Al5er&
- .DIJJItIlrtl
GrNTs-For yeaT7 ! lfTS beer trou1'
with habitual constDaueno and gener ,
debility, with feverish symptoms and btd
taste IN the morning, loss o6 appetite anj
rest Numerous remedies faithfully trie&
brought no relief until i ,Hsrd your Ilar,'s
hhtibiilious Discovery, wAich am htr,
py to say has entirely 3cufed me, and 1
am IA better health now than have bec1au
in years. The Discovery is the evy4i
medicine ever used. A,s A.,
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18

The band is wella..arranged.'
Wherever three or four scoundrels
were gathered together in Grants S
t,name, there he was ip tle, midst OF
,fltliem, in tbs person .Vof 4 brother,
hrother-in-law, cousin, or friend,
No Custom-house or Whisky Ring
could not divide its plumber with
1asout the Devil being present to cry
"halyesp The ubiquitous Asmo-
deus, as Murphy in New York is
p called or as Casey in New Orleans,
filled his fathomless pockets, and
wherever the White House cast its
shadow a brother Orville or
lEother-in law Dent came forth ont
Of it with extended palms. If
Shepherd and Babcock could make
their hundreds of thousands out
Of THE District Ring, and Rslknap
scarcely less out of a single de
partment, how shall we estimate
sthe probable.totaI sum ground out
of the tolliRg cicizens ana tax pay
ers Of the country during eight
long years, by the well organised
& I and created by ti;at nepotism of
the White House which has thrown
the chief patronage of The admin
istration iuto their dirty
hands.-[CARL ScHURz, in West
liche Post
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-05-18

''N' '' Ills honor, Judge Smith. was
taken i'll during Court last week,
!, .Y5,g and Mr.. james II. Robinson, of
the Greepeville bar, was chosen to
.,...a.t act as Chancellor. He would make
,GUsE a thorough, honest ccTpleat and
. acceptable candidate for the va
,cil paney occassioned by the death of
s.at p, aho ,dto Jndro J,doo C;IIorrbtore
L.s-.4 wy ~ 80.
1t wodld be good chance to spoil
40 able lawyer,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
Cine RDblen ; &rifis

Bat fir3liG I'm Eaen bsbsutences Nuf
leber eirest, uno an einem laae muir
Den in Nep yorf. eirpa 100000 fcn.
men Eoblen untfr benz bisberf9en pretll
lcs9ei6laeen. Das publifum frob-
lCdte, ols pic Roblen pl5Blt& um "a
DOlars i'm preile lanfen.
Aues bat jerod 3wet Seiten, rte cel
eeler aus nahfebsnpem 8eriGt erlrben
fam, Del@sr Der NorpsM mertfa aus
Ger SobIenresion ausel4idt wurrs
unb In wel1em 60 beibt:
Sbr mSst nun tn's Gduf&en la
den, ibr Stactlsute. pab pie SOblen
btaissr wsrben. Btr e5nnsn es Gu6
.cn sanjem Bergen ; ober fit uus pn
cben III nod Elm 6ddletn bran. @tr
ellen NIT Weilenfiefeln Dem faItenM ins
ter sa unb nod III tetne BsGerune I'M,
fsrer 3ufdnpe III beri6ten. Sn Golse
bee Nbihlass5 Der Eoblen wirb nun
psrmutbli6 aud wfeoer Der eObn Der
a%oblenorbstter beruntergsleBt werpen.
Die aompaanien uerlisren ni&ts ; pts
Arbetter mii6sn ben 0erluf nit ibreu
iauern SGmeiee Nicer rfden. @ae
fol- paraus perpen?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

Nb. Sb. Srottenberg. Dor Rurasm aue
DeutT&lanb sariGasfebrt, bat bic @eelfurat
Der @smetree CUR bl. Tlmtlte tn Belle @rai.
rte. MOrrtfcr 60. Ntnn. iiberncmmsn, ipr.
bin 8rlsfe 3u atrefirsn fab.
DIE 9OGu. Yanltfsn Yatrts Werbeu In
saufs etefes 9srbfes wteper etne Getbe Dor
NtitOnen In NtnnefOta abtalten. GIN
S0nntas ben IL. september er6Fnen III
stns fOIGf tn Der S&ussnsslftrhe au ga.
things.
9aS SET h!s GaeiItsn . Iersins, pelGes
pom %, %. unb "a. Musuf In Baltimore
f%attfanb, na6m einen tmpofantn geriaui
uno omar ni:at etpa bios bur6 G~nifaltuna
dueerltGen @ompes, fenpern burb etne
Hstee 9lGn3enosr muitalilher 0etfunsen,
rpslGe auf Anresuns bss gsreins Don Mit-
slteeern befelben in perf9iebsnen Rir6en
unb Gcn8erten aufsellbrt purten. DaB BITE
bo6w. @eiflttfett cas- 9treben bes geretns
du plrstssn petB, btuetst bic InweIenbett
Beg bOdw'fsn gr5btftOfs BaYlsp. fOnte Der
8tfdOfe Seibenbuf6 Don ct. G'pue, qsnh
BON GbarlestOn. 8eder ron @tlminatcn,
unO $atn BON WGssline. iopie aud pieler
9rtefsr. SbeClooen, Qebrer une anbsrer
Srehnee elmer aeetesenen &irHenmuGt, be
rem 5erReduns tn @mertf1 ia bas 3tel ees
Gdetlten.0 ereins 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
(Gtneefanbt.)
Gins TaribaMIt.
A. Sept. 1876.

Qtcber Us anDerer!
@ei!ern putre bier Ger 0runClsin
sur neuen ceuli6en fattolil6sn SiT6s
pur6 ben bo6p'1isu perm Giibof
@roce geleet unp paren BET DielerJstere
Ii1teit circa q 5000 WenIbsn per,
lamuelt. Ote YICseiliUn formirte il&
bel Der SirGs rcs irslGen @emetnce in
fcIeenpsr Orpnung:
SttattS Brass Banr, bic 8orfeber,
garete, @rGlapste. SduIf!neer, Sung.
ftauen 9 Wsretu, &olsnttanS . Grausn>
Gerein, Ga!ber Watbew Soctet9, 81,
laoT unp prisfer unO Mitslieper Der
@emeinpe. Der 3us par unssfdbr
cine babe Wstle lang.
Be: Dem Gunpament Der Stride an
eelanet, rretbte Der bo4p'fe 0err Sis
l6Of Den @~runDitetn unter cen lbIts
den Geremonten parauf belt Ger per>
ebrte Sbsrbirt e,ue isbr ersre,fenoe unc
BEN 3wed sntlpredence Eeoe. 8slcn,
crrs lOble ct cen unternebman9sssif
uno Die Ereue Ger bieisen oeutlbsu
SatbcItten, uno lprab Den Waald
aus, Dap ie re6t einie sulammtnpa!ten
uno Aues mas in ibren 8rdftsn ltest,
aufbisten mbbten, uu1 taS ld5ne unt
I5Oli@e 0ert reGt balp 3ur 8Oueupune
30 brin9en.s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09
8ermiihte Na6ri6ten.
som ferbH &C.

Som ferbT G<tarttf&en 3rtese.
9e1erab, 2. Sept. sastdslt6 trefen
ruiff6e Trsifhdrln bter elm. @efern
abenD tamen fanfsts rufFfGe Off3tere unb
bsute rter3is NIT treisis 3ofaten. Inter
btefem Srupp befnben TG ;netfels ptne
unetrere Sffstsre Der tatfsrltGen @arbe.
Gtnbunbert unb rierunbsisr3tg tbrer &ame>
raDen taben 1rlaub erbalten, UNI mad Ger
bisn 81 seten. &ufFfGe Offstere bebaup>
ten, bab fe Serbtsn serettet bdtten. Bran
faBt ron ibntn. bae fe bic @erben NIT Der
@tfote unb benz Sdbsl tn ben &f t.et.
ben unb NaGslSter u%nbarm5er3ts nieber
f6teben.
atertnah 9. Sept. Die 9lrfen
fhrittsn am Srettas gum Gnertf auf bic
fsrbtfGen SteIungsn auf BEN linfen Mc>
rara uier. I'm ssbn utr MOrsens began
men fe Dcrsuriiden, r1aGten aber rdtrenb
brei Stunbfn nur sertnee Tortf6ritte. Gi>
mem spetten Gnsrtf ater Giclten bic @erben
nt6t Stanb, bod 3cgsn fe ii6 nod In surer
Srenung 3urld. I'm bier ubr aber ma6te
Der rette Sliael Der tarttfdsn Irmee etnen
%erfOlsretGen ansrtf auf BITE Serten unb
sletdseitts NIT ctefem ri6ten bic Sirtea ee-
gen Nlertnas Dor.
NahDem ete GGrten ben reGten Ttlael
Der ferbtfGm &rmee surldsew0rfen tatten,
ma6ten fe etne Slantenbewssuns In Der
&thtuns BON 8rufGevaB, In Der Atf6t.
Deltsrao 3u erret6sn. DaburG, wurbe
Sfdernaisf seswunsen. NIT Der 9auptmaGt
isiner armee SrufGsuas 3u 9Hlfe aa ellen
unb nah 9elsro6 I'm 8erfdrfunsen au ts>
e1rapbtren. Der 3riessmtntRer beOrberte
fofOrt ben General Mntit1 NIT 12,O00Mann
Sruppen babtn ab.
GIN Eslssramna BON getsrab fast: Die
Surfen befAOGen @lertuaB pom reGtsn ufsr
Der @Orasa aus unb fsdten bic Statt an
n,ebreren 5telen In granb.
GS mtrb fsrntr eenlelbet, bab glertnas .
bic auf bte GttabeIe eer6umt rprben fet,
wel&' lsstere 20 ssbn gataincnen esbaltsn
unb BON elmer mdGttsen Irti1erte pertbet>
bist merle. T.
9pnbDn, 4. @ept. Gin Correspondent
meloet. bae, ais bic UNI MlertnaB i!egsnben
DSrfer am Srettds BON ben Slrfen in8ranb
seHedt rrurben. etn panther SGredsn bic
Ssrben ersrtf unb etn san3ss Battalion
berfe1ten ausrtb.
Das Gemesel mar erdBltG. Die Stra>
Zen ron NlertuaB raren NIT gsrpunbeten
unp Stsrtencen sefl1t. Die Slrfen per-
fo1stsn bic Ftetenben 6erbsn NIT etnent
m6roertfGen Seuer.
Cont nttnope1, 2. @ert. Die
Gelanbten Der @arantts> Ndhte BADEN f6
iber bic Gcrm, tn welAer bte @ermttttungs>
pcri6ldse Der @forte mitsstbeilt perben fol-
len, SerfGnbtst.
Die @fcrte sett NIT Der Mbfdt UNI, bic
Donau ;u iGltesen. Die frtesertf6sn @i>
ra6te ron ct. petersburg unb bic rufif1e
@uswanbsruns na9 @erbten Fnb tbr tn BITE
G!teber aefabren.
8elgrab, 4. Sept. amtltbe DepefHen
fasen, CAP bic game tlrftfGe Irmee ben
rehtsn ferbtfGen Slisel am Trtttas an9riA.
Die 5erbsn bebaupteten tbre Gtenuns cine
serauras Wetle, mueten aber fhltsblt& Der
nsberma&t pfiAen unp fiG tn tire befeRtete
StsIuns BET Mlsrtnab 3urid;tebsn.
Gin Sre3ialtelesramm BON 9elsrab bemtet
bic rpnhdnptse Nteoerlase unb erlnbltGe
AuflDluns Der Sl&ernaifiGen @rmse an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-09-09

Die Rir1e miro sau3 pom Stein.
aus BEN Gtefnbru6 peS 6rn. Sromer
aebaut 40 BET 20 8u6 arpB nebR Gbor.
20 Gue tnrdris unp fol- biz CUR ndGs
FEN Weibnadt fertis ietn. Die RcRen.
ausi9Iisblt6 Der inneren Nusfattune.
fino auf $4,000 ueranfdIoet. FER
@btlipp Srcmer leitet als 8aumeifer
ZEN 8au. q. 9.
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(Witteettettt.)
+ P. EaOerinS @altes, O. S. B.

@m 2. b. DTS. farb 81 6afinpa
Minnelota. &ep. P. 2aosr .Ba!tes, 0,
S. B. Or mol aeburen ben Z. San,
1874 ~ uereIbOfsn, Sret5 S@'eten.
&seierunss Se3ist aaGsn, preuBsn.
unp fam NIT friuen Iliern in istnem
elften Sabre mad Nmerita. Dur1
raIden Tortf6rttt In zen WiGeni6afren
bsfdbiste ct fb balp oarauf, cine S6uls
bel Ct. Glouo au ibsrnebmen. Sn
1862, alIp I'm IS. Sabre ieines Sc
beus bseab CT f6 nab ct. 8incsnts,
ga. uno wurcs in zen Orcen rss bl.
Benedict aufesnommen. Nad 0OQens
pune leiner tlalflhsn Gtucien UNI gu,
ridleeuns tes NOuiSiats Ieste or pie
eipfad'n 0elIbre ab. Sn 1868
wutee er mad Nom eelantt, UNI feline
pbtlclopbii6en unp tbeOIOsiiGsn Stus
rien in Der episen Stapt e.lncIi6 su
MAIDEN. Dur6 Galsnte unp TIsi6
16wans er ild smpOr uno rur6 0sbet
une Iueeno risf ct @ottes Seaen auf
GG terob. IS fam ober Ger 10. Sept.
1870, no bic 6prren 8tctcr Gmma.
nusIs bic spise Ncma ansrifen cur6
9ue unD 1rus li6 ce1ielben bend2tias
ten uno wie Die @anpeIen in perle!ten
baustsn. Eatsr 3asertus tseab fld
mad 9nnsbruf, Ssherret@. Auf Ger
tprtieen bstibmien uniunrtdt, welde
Don zen Jslutten 0dtern eslsttst pitb,
rerbIieb ct cine seraums 3eit, febrte
hann nod 3em Surdd, le9te caS Gras
men flr ben Dcctcrbut ab uHo i'm
September 1875 lanste CT wiererum in
eer Nbtei CT. 0ineents an. bort
puree ibm bic roematiide IbsOloeie su
rUeiren iber9eben uno er ent!eptste t6
Der 19psren 0lrce ebrenbaft; CT tefab
BE 9iebe uno pas Sertrauen ieiner
Sbern urb ernatt G6 pie A6tuns uno
0p1l9dBung 1stusr SdIler. Als Gin
Wuner Der 0elebrlamtsit uno G.5m@
mtststt febt lein Name Dor uns. Sc,
eeu baS Gnpe res IeBten S@ullabrs
fGwanoen feline &rdfte. Mit grlaub,
nib istner Sbern bslu6te or 5qfinss.
I'M feline 0ei6wifer unp 8erranrten
bic rOrt Isben, wteoer;uieben uno fb
tn ieiner @efunDbeit ;u erbolen. Der
Wenl1 penft uno @ott lenft. Setne
S,antbstt Wsmren!eipsn) oerlalimmerte
lt6, TT empfns rie 81. Sterbluframsnte
unD pstltes eisle Wslt um rret ubs
Woreens ON pbsn uwdbntsu Gage.
Sin Grtra. 3ua bra@le fetue eeiGe, be-
1leitst BON ptslsn esr onsslebenfen
perloner In 6aftn9s, na& rsr ct.
Hupwies Abtet, Ct. 9cispb, Wtnn.,
rrolslbit sr nod am ndmliden Gage,
Sonntue ben 5. .. Mts. CUR Grce be-
fattst rpuree. M5ssn fsine Grsunpe
i'm @sbste lstnsr Seele 9srenfsn.
Nlpbd.
r. |. p.
P. S. Nahtrdeli6 psrnebusn mir,
rob pie HerbIidsn ueterrefte res bstms
geganeensn yriefsrs ROM SIcifsr ct.
yurptg aus tn proslicn bel oesa Ut.
isnbabn Depot In ct. ScNspb abeebOlt
wurpen, inpsm rsr bD6m'f s 6err 4bt
@ps!byrf nit BEN bodp. Yatres 0as
lsEtin, uIrt6 unp Bernard tbrem bin>
eel6tersnen SrrerSbrupsr pos @eleite
Gaten, nobel cub rie 0smeinre ct.
Solspb lebr sablrei6 bstbsiIist mar.
Ole IrapetpsoSelion madte einen eyz
aeifenCen Ginbrud.
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Ser &atbUliftbem &irebem>3eis
fttn0

uro ftrem Dielaeprdfien urD bewdbrtm
6erausseber BERN prCfeFor Oertel in
Somaica, uel6er foeben NIT ieinem
Slatte cos brittle SabBebnt oolIenset
bat unp ras oierte antrttt, mlni6t Der
Waneerer BON bergen ben beien Grs
fols. M5dten pie peutiden Ratbolts
ten tieies 2anoes rie Qeitungen Dee
srerauten Sdmpen 70 ~ l9ayen
ril1en, wie Der bI. Batter In 3rn, nell
der renlelben scr furssr 3sit In ben
Nttterliano erbob. Post nubila Phoe-
hnS -
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GefdbrltGe 3unpe.-Sn Der Naht
psm 20. auf ben 80. &u3ult baten 6unbs
auf csm Outs bis 9errn Sranf ~2ansftun,
BET Ntlss, R,9iean, cine srCee unb tpsrtb.
rOne S&afusrDe uberfaaen, 81 S&afe aer.
rtHt1 uno umssbruGt unb anbere psrpun>
bet, pOn oentn pts rnetfsn oua anberen Wcr.
gen faun, nos se9en fcnnten.
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@alobr6u6e.

1ster bte teleerapbtfh semeleeten WaIp.
brdnee TIM Staate Rem gorf meloet bic 81.
v. Sts3ts.: Seit BEN Fl. gusuf pitteten
Walobrdnbe In Zen 9Odlanben ees Sub.
fon, Der Stabt Nspbursb, 81. g., sseenaber,
icwte Der Wef 9ctnt am Noreufer. Cine
unsebeure WalbFdds TT aussebrannt. Dte
WtmOipRdre Der 9an3en @teeno III NIT
&au1 anssfl1t. unb bic 8erotner ron
Nerbur9b fCnnten bte tn Rau6maFsn etn.
8ebuuten Gebtras niht feten. Bis lest
fhetnen nur iunse 9%ol3befdube a~taebrannt
3u fstn. 3uslet6 fab man aud @ale.
brdnbe peflt6 Der SOma.Snkl, btefeIben
wureen ieto6, nod ebe fe arpBsn GGaben
anssrt1tst botten. seIDf9t. Bon Ycr: Ser.
Sts aus Gfer @cunts I'm Staate afer gcrf
fnb ebenfans Sertdte iter terarttaeBrdnbe
stnselaufen. SIN @taat sen gorf Enb
aud teceuteubs @isfenfdGen absebrannt,
unb ale watrfdeinltGe 8ranturi1Ge tpirp
anssseben. bab bas Gras buyh Tunfen in
8ronb sefsdt pOrbsn fet. bic YDruberbrou.
lenOen Soecmotiren entf0sen iein foIten.
Ntt ben @alobrdnren bat Is mcbl cine an.
eere Semanotntb. 1nndse Sunsen fGiren
tn ben Wdleern Seuer on uno eeten fid
fstre Mabe, es ptebsr aussulOfGen. @alp.
arbsttsrn unb Sdssrn iast Der @tno oft.
mails bas Seusr aus ben brennencea Nfet.
fen. nnb wenn bic Club in bas tarre gras
uno tn eas trcdsne @oOs fdGt, tann per.
3strt es bic trodenen @rdlsr unc elimmt
ttne 3ett lang I'm MDcs fort, bis tann Elm
trtiHer Wtncbaub bic @lutb III mddtiaen
Slammen anbldf, bic bann gan3e Wdiber
eindf9ern Mnb upteredenbaren S6aben an.
rtGten. Son Yort Ssrpts purbe bertdtet,
hab tn Der Geseno isnss @tdbtGens nnb
In Der Ndbe ron Gaben3te fGon felt etn,r
8anien WChe elm Walbtrlnb, wlttet, Der
9rose Quantttdten iunger WalebdGme unb
SGeunen &c. fort bat. Die Mdnner b.s
Srtss ridten aus, nm eas Seuer ;u befdm.
pfen, aber tbre Mnfrsnsunssn ino bis isei
obne GrfclA sewefen. Sett eintsen Gaeen
bremen aud bts @dteer In Dem GG.r
County In Der NGte pom GGtcon unb bes
pararrr Sees, unb bas 6euer bat febr piele
wertbrCle 9ol55sidnpe uno etnige easu
men pernthtet. 9stt feds Mohsn mar In
iener @esenO fstn &ssen asfalsn. Das
san5e Sano mar ausgstrCfnet uno nte 8e.
setatiCn gum arcBen She'll pereorrt.
Son Mtlforb tn @snniYlpanien
puroe bsrtGtst:. IS wutten .ausaebebnte
8alobr6noe tn cen 0fbirsen auf Der penn.
ipluaniiGsn Seite bss Dslaware tn berN6be
ces Seides Gocp. unsebeure NaG.n pertb,
pO1er @olsbeldnpe ftnb Derbrannt. Das
Bolt tdmpite Sag uno Naht NIT bemSeusr,
mar aber iettber ntGt I'm Staaee. fstnem
gCrertnsen Gtnbalt gu ttun. unb penn niGt
reGt ftwere 3ssensift fa1sn. eann pirD
unberehenbarer 9hapst etnfetsn.
@pdter: Die Walob rdnbe, Die in ben sc
birsen auf Ger ps~nnfptuantihen Sette bes
Dslawars iiowehtt1 Rom Set&s obey mi.
tbeten, fno betnabe sel6fGt. Cine febr Be-
peutsnbe MaleFdGe III absebrannt, bed
befdrdntt iG Der S6aoen taupt(dhlt1 auf
Den jdnsen 8aumwuGs. DIE 2inie Der
Ncrt Serpts uno NOntteetes Giienbabn emit.
lang befdmpften 3atlrethe SHaaren bic
aanse Naht binbur6 bas Teuer unb beute
Morsen battsn fs es bspattist. Die Gil.
ienbabn,ise setsn wtsber rese!mdbts. bod
fp1 ete 8atn burA ben Walbbranb (Gpere
Bsfddptsunssn erIttten tdbeu.
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(@tnpefanbt.)
Mns ct. Sobn's GDae9e,
ct. Su1eph Stearns Co.,
Minr., 3. Gept. 1876

Wttrn.. 3. Sept. 1876
5eute le9ten fcIeenre Gratres tbrs
feierliben @ellbpe ab: .Stanislous
prefer Mnurus 8aner. Norbsrt huf>
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-02
What One Minister'S Wife Does.

The Woman's Journal says; With
in the past three years Mrs. Sunder-
land, the wife of the Rev. J. II. Sun
derland, of Mortified, Mass, in ad-
dition to her duties as housekeeper and
mother of two young children, has
rendered her husband very considera-
BILE help in the prosecution of his pas
toral duties, has supplied his pulpit
three or four times in his absence, has
given several series of lectures in the
high school, and before the public,
has labored most efficiently as infant
class teacher, Bible class teacher and
Assistant Superintendent in the Sun
day-school. and has done much work
in connection with literary classes
among the young. During the past
winter she has delivered a series of
lectures on physiology and hygiene at
the Prospect. Hill Seminary, in
Greenfield. Recently she spent Sun
day in Chicopce, preaching in the pull
pit of the Unitarian Church there in
the morning, and lecturing there in
the evening to n large audience, on
"a Century of American Missions
A few weeks ago, by special invita-
ton, she delivered a lecture before the
Mortified Grange and a week ago
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-02
LOOK HERE EVERYBODY.

Twenty-Five hundred dollars worth
of rancho property, consisting of six
hundred acres of meadow, and graz
ing lands all under fence. Inelosing
ever living springs Of sparkling cold
water, sufficient for thousands of
S took. Barn, corral,
milk house, chicken-house and dwell
ling worth $1,000. Timber for logs,
poles and lumber, worth $1,000
Twelve horses, wagon, harness, farm
ing utensils, &C.. &C., worth 81, 1000.
All in perfect order and good condi-
ton, and all for the sum of 81, 500.
Terms to suit the purchaser.
Said property is situated on Spring
Creek about 26 miles in a north
western direction, from the City Of
Cheyenne, Laramie County, Terri
tory of Wyoming.
Never in the world, in no place or
country, was there such a bargain of
fered, for so small an amount of
money, only $1,000. Cattle men,
sheep men, hog men, horse men.
husbandmen, where are you? Speak
quick or you lose a fortune.
The owner is sick, out of money,
has no heirs to leave his property to
and expects to die. Otherwise the
property would never be sold. APP
ply to Geo. A. Webster, Real Estate
Agent, Pease & Taylor's block, Chey-
enne' f16-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-02
We have at last definite authority

We have at last definite authority
for a positive statement regarding the
alleged Cabinet troubles. Attorney
General Pierrepont said to your CORE
spondent to-day hat there was abso-
lutely no foundation for the stories
that a Cabinet rupture was imminent.
The statement that Secretary Bristow
was to be invited to resign was per-
sisted in so strenuously. and accepted
as true by so large a number of prom
inent Republicans, that he (the At
torney General) felt it a duty to see
the President and ascertain the exact
truth. Having done so, he now feels
authorized to give an emphatic con-
tradiction to these reports, and to say
that the President has not at any time
contemplated calling on Mr.. Bristow
for his resignation. If the latter de-
sires to leave the Cabinet, it must be
of his own volition, and if the Cabinet
Is to be r~eorganized the President
knows nothing about it. Those who
are looking to see Mr.. Bristow go out
of the Cabinet at the conclusion OF the
Babcock trial, at the request of the
President, will find out during the
next week that they have been thor
oughly misled and misinformed as to
the Presidents intentions.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-03-02
ONE of Mr.. Kerr's most intimate

Some of Mr.. Kerr's most intimate
friends have apprehensions that he
will not be able to conquer his disease,
which is known rs catarrh ofthe bow
els. He rendered the position ofspeak-
er pro tenn, Wednesday. to Mr.. Ran
dali, but that gentleman is so occu-
pied with his duties as chairman of
the committee on appropriations, that
he declined. Mr.. Cox, was not
acceptable to all of the southern DEM
ocrats, many of whom would have
preferred Col. Blackburn, a Ken
tuckian, who served in the C%onfeder-
ate army throughout the war. Should
Mr.. Kerr have to abandon the Speak
ership there may be a struggle be-
tween Cox and Blackburn for the po-
sition. The prediction was made ear
~ in the Speakership campaign that
Mr.. Kerr's health would not enable
him to fill the office of Speaker. His
friends nov fear that the predictions
were too well founded.