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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
N Nre IIII;D.

NEWTON ON-DUKES.-.At, the brides res
ilence, in Weston, February !, 1876, by
Rev. \. c. Barnes, Mr.. DANIEL NEWTON,
Esq, Of Roachton, and Mrs. ELvIRA
DUKES.
We learn that the above event will make
Mr.. NEWTON n citizen of Weston, where he
will SO with the best wishes of the JOUR
NAL and many friends for the future huli-
ness Of himself and bride.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

Personal,-Mr. SoLoN DAVIS dropped
in to sec us last evening, and expects to re-
main in town few days. Since he was
here a year ago he has visited Galveston,
Texas, New York, anil is yet on the wing
Mr.. JoHN z. MCDONALD, of Orange
Grove, Orange county, Florida, is visiting
his old friends and relatives at Weston.
lie is JoHN Mc-"as happy as big Sun
flower"
Mr., w. o. KEELER, of Cu'tor, was in
town a few days since, and reports business
interests somewhat depressed on account
of the bal condition Of the roads. lie
says the present winter reminds him OF the
winters experienced in portions OF Texas.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
The AndersonyiI,e Postomce.

The AnderSOnvile POstOmces
twriuer by prisoner belonging u one o
the regiments from Connecticu.-G. II. 'Litch
6'dl
No blanket round bis wasted limbs,
Under the fainy sky lie slept,
While pointing his envenomed shafts
Around him Death, the archer, crepi.
lie dreamed of hunger, and held out
His hand To clutch a little bread
That white angle with a torch
Seemed bearing, smiling as be went.
The vision walked him, and he spied
The post-buv. follnwsd bv n crowd
or famished prisoners, who cried
For letters, letters from their friends.
Crawling upon his hands and knees.
lie hears his own name called, aud 10
A letter from his wife he sees.
GaspinR for breath he shreked aloud,
And Inst IN natures last eclipse,
Fnlteting amid the snpplinni crowd,
Caught il and pressed il TO his lips.
guard who followed, red and wrath,
And funrishing a rusty brand,
Rcviled him with n iaunting oath,
And snatched the letter from his hand,
First pay the postage. whining wretch"
" Then give me back my money. sir,
! an captive, not n slave.
" Ipu took nv money a nd mv clpthes,
Take my life, too bnt let me know
How Mary and the children are,
And | will bless you ere ] CO."
The very moonlight through his hands,
As lie stood supplicaiing, SHINE,
AMI his sharp features shaped themselves
In'0 prayer aud such tome
or anguish was there IN his cry
Fur wife and Chi 'dren that the guard,
Thinking upon his own, passed by
Aud left him swooning ON the sward.
Beyond the dead line fell his head
The eager sentry knew his mark,
And with crash the bullet sped
Into his brain, aud all was dark.
Bni wien they turned his livid cheek
Up towards the light the pale lips smiled
kissing picture, fair aud meek.
That held Ia either hand child.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

The Home Cook BoOk.-The Home
Cook Book contains ,0)) practical recipes
all tried, tested ahd proven, contributed by
ladies Of influence AMI gool Judgment in
Chicago and other cities and towns. Name
to each. 5000 sold in one year, and OF re-
vised second edition 1000 sold IN four
weeks. The third edition. or ninth thOus
and, isnow ready. Having been thoroughly
revised, enlarged AMI improved, contains
articles oil which are embodied the newest
IDEAS on housekeeping, Table Talk, Din
ner Etiquette, Social Ohscrvanccs, Little
IIousekeepers, Susan's Kitchen and kitch-
cn Utensila Bills of Fare for Dinners, Sup
pcrs, Tea Parties anl L1nches, Economic
al Dinners, etc, etc. Probably no Cook
Book has mt with like success Most val
liable and elegant cxtant. Bound in best
style, with black and gold ornlmenta,ion,
or in cloth, 81 50, post paid. Sold at Post
Office News Stand, in this place, AMI at all
Bookstores. ]. FnED WAaIoNER,
Publisher, Chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell Dr. Uhass's kecipesi or Information
for Everybody, in every eounty in the uni.ed
States and Canadas. Enlarged by the pnb-
Usher In 6ts pages. II enniNins over 1000
household recipes and is suited to all classes
and conditions ~ Sneiety. A wonderful b00k
and a hOuseh"ld necessity. II sells at sight.
Greatest Inducements ever nff'red 10 book
agents. SasIpls enpiss sent bv mail. pnHt
parl, fT 50 90. Exclusive ierliIury given.
Agents rsars than d,ubls their mnneV. Ad-
dress Or. Ghase's Steam Printing House Ann
ArhnT, Michigan. sam
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

The HnN Rstorm-r Tor February is repleir
with usefnl Information regarding the care oI
the health, an contains besides, rich yariety y
Of RGol reading AMI large nnmber Of most
useful hints for the farm ani household. The
Reiornsr is now m IRE fully than ever house
hold nrnal, aud is regarded AS Indispensable
by those who once take it. d,llar cannot
b. better invested than by subscribing for tlis
Useful m ,gazine. Published at Battle Greek
Mich. Specimen copies tree.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
Seventeen Hnndrrd Tiles or bitches.

Seventeen hundred Miles or bitches.
-E. Tuller, President OF the Wood county
Agricultural Society, made the startling
statement at the recent meeting of the State
Board at Columbus, that Wood county had
100 miles Of public bitches, which cost
not less than S2,0OoO0o. These statements
were made from data obtained at the Aud
iior's Office and are under rather than above
the actual figures. Aid To this the farm
ditching done by individuals, and it would
be more than doubled.-.Senhnel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
MY HOME By TnE RIVER.
ny ? P. N.

As [ sit beside nv window
On this cnld wintry day,
Watching how the grey smoke rises
On ChicagD miles away;
] remember how We watched IL,
Sitting thus one autumn time,
Listing to the FAR Uff music
On TVledU's vcsper chime.
Aud think how glad the days we're
When the JOYS Of life were Outs.
And lived beside the river
In that land Of song and niwers;
Never flowed o stream whose music
Had u sweeier nendy,
And M wuuds e'er sang so sweetly
As tlinse dim woods sang 10 me.
'Mong the leaves the Squirrel chatlered,
G,thering up his winter store,
Aud the little birds came boldly
Even tO our cottage dpnT
Hslfthe charm Of life was w. u;
That white cottage on the hill;
TinHyi he I7ais irsre durk 10 otisrs,
They had beauty for us still.
Did mt sunshine brighten a'er It.,
And the west wind suffer blnw,
Surfing first the lig htrst wondbine
That DER one sile would grow?
And the roses bloom was sM ertcr--
Had they lhorhS wonder then
j shall never breathe such sweetness,
Till breathe it there again.
: III the charm that crowned the beatny,
Was the river bright aud free;
Would that aiwnrs were nigh thee,
Oh thou beautiful NAhmte,
CHICAGO, Ill Jan. 30, 1916.
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women: a series If very instructive papers on
{ Words !" by a we'l.knnwn clergyman of To
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Of Northwestern Ohio, by a.wriicr a. wide rep
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zine are well filled with stories. sketches, pa
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any dollar magazine nov published.
THs SCIENCE OF iEALrn for February cna
t,ins the usual variety Of reading. illustrated
AMI otherwise, which for usefulness is beyond
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" Studies in Family Life - " Tn,emperance
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THE Eyes anl S,.ctacles - Why the teeth
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Publishers, 737 Broadway, n. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

Hardware Removable. CHAs. NJ.
NoRroS, ouryoung and enterprising Hard
ware merchant, has removed his stock into
the rooms just vacated by PECK & llAMIL-
TON, in Ph1nix Block. He has just got
settled down and ready for business in his
new quarters and commen ,es the Centenni-
al season with fine stock OF gools, we'll To-
Gated, and better evidences of prosperity
than ever before.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

To Whom It May COncern.-o> and
after January LIST, 1875, PECK & lIAMIL.
TON will sell Hardware, Lumber, Building
Material, &c, for Cash Only. We mean
Just what we say, and shall serve all alike
We have done credit business as long rs
we can and just as long as We shall. We
will be pleased to see all OF our old friend
and many new ones, but only for Cish
We do not mean sixty days, but Cash, aud
will sell at prices to correspond.
PECK & HAMILTON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ADvEWTISEmENTs.
Hardware-Peek 4 Hamilton.
Road Notices.. Case.
Sherif's Sales-Ci G. Baird.
Ditch Notices.. Case.
Administrators Nolice-J. y. MeCutcheR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

Leap Year Party.-Last week the
young men Of this village were thrown in
to fluttering excitement-N Kind OF pal
pitation Of the heart-on the discovery of
numerous long, white envelopes addressed
with delicate pens and hands, which con-
taincd invitations to leap year party at
Miss MATTE WEsTcorr's. Looking glass
es we're consulted and the young gents
w.nt into training with their pinbaeks, but
when Thursday evening came they were 70
thoroughly excited that they forgot all
about putting on their gewgaws.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
COIL WIVES OF UTAI!.

ED. JoURNAL:-As am operating some
in the coal business this winter thought
few "itcms" from the same might be OF
interest.
The coal mines of Sunmit county, Utah,
are situated about seven miles from Echo
City, Union Pacific II. Il. From there a
narrow guIge cxtenls to the mine, called
the Summit County Il. II. In all think
there is about twelve mines in operations
which ship about $50 tons Of coal each day.
The Sunmit County Road charges 81 80
per ton for running the corl from the beds
to Echo City, where gang of men shovel
it ont OF the small 4 ITS of the Summit
County II. r. to the larger ones OF the
Union Pacific II. Il. The m:n get eleven
cents per ton for m wing ii from the small
cars into the large ones.
The average thickness of the veins Of
coal is about six feet The miners get
81 IS pr square var for digging the coal.
Coal sells mt the mines for - p PER ton,
and retails at Salt Lake City at IS 80 per
ton. The distance from the mines To Salt
Lake City by rail is 81 mil -, and by wag-
on road 55 miles. Besides the amouat
shipped from hers to Salt lake AMI viein-
ity, there is ~ much more seat from
Evanston and Rock Spring Mines belong
ing to the Ulion Pacific Company.
The cot business is lively inst now for
the SELLER" but some Of the poor class in
Salt Lake have to be more than lively Ia
get enough to buy ton, these hard times.
Yours, respectfully. MILD OATS.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25, 1876.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

A Sad Calamity.-OL last Wednesday
afternoon sad and painful calamity hal-
pened III the family OF Mr.. Henry Potter,
near d ,mbers Corners, in this county. AZ
ter dinner. all being we'll, Mr.. Potter went
to the field to work, while Mrs. Potter and
her sister procec lei to get ready to do an
ironing. Mrs Pottcr's sister started TO a
ncighbor's, about quarter of a mile dis.
tant, to get the irons, and Mrs. Potter was
to prepare the starch. On the return Of
the sister, she found Mrs. Potter lying near
the stove, dead. There were no marks or
injuries about her boly, only slight
brlIise on the side of the forehead, which
seems to have struck the stove hearth as
she fell. There is II" evidence that SIN
gle struggle took place after she fell. She
seemed to have been in the act of placing
the tea-kcttle on the stove when the mes
sengcr called her. When the sister return
ed, the two little children, the eldest about
four or five years oil, were sitting near her
and sui M fell down and couldn't get up.
Mrs. Potter was an esteemed member in
the society in which she moved, and her
sudden and nntimely death has cast a
gloom over the entire ncighbOrhood. She
leaves family Of six children to mourn
her loss.- Weston 1rdlInche.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

5lARncrRD wERKLv ny GtLuERT BEAcH ANT
JIuHRP AvERILL.
PgRnysRuHu. F.buaTr 1878.
WL.,t....a5SsI qol Flour S}Gl &c j0faI 90
Corn " i0l Us 59Jo IS Oats '''.'' -
do shellpd ..ilRj1 rive e'.'' - - :. - 90 90
Dressed Bosf.. ...6 ~ flover Seed " "H' w
Po,k 70 MI ...25 o. Chickens ~ ID ...'''.S
H,gs.....S7 81 ~ 2j rurkeySF y h'''''
p,t,to.s ..25 015 Reans Navy ....'''Ih
n'isd apples ..'. 10 Beans, C"mm'h
u Iter. 90 D25 lard '''' ~ ~
EY9s..... .....lSdls Feathers ''"'''''W'V
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

More Sharp ShOOtIag.-A gentleman
from Perryshury vlsited bowling Green
during tho PlIELre.soHRoEnER contest,
and while sittina in a crowd Of Bowl
ing GreenSFs they opened on him with
grape and canister, firing by dOtail. squads
and pIatoons, Finally one Of tho number
edged around to the side OF the hesieged
party and inquired II they were not put
ting it to him pretty sharply. WELL" he
replied, "if people arc determined to talk
Ike damPhoolS, can't holP It." The ar'
Ing ceased.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
NIGHT DRUGGIST.

OUR young friend, G. C. Taylor, is now
~ rnnuing with Dr: Hume, over BenclSs
store. and i, ready at all hours Of night to wait
an customers. 2Sm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

W figures in IIsavy Type indicate Meeting
al Passing Points.
TIE r. In licstc stations nt which Trains
RaH e"Aa to Fall Stnp an a signal.
3. II. SHORT, President, Cincinnati.
l.. WtLLIANE 0enl Surt.
]. II. WELLER. ASH SUIT.
JS. 70. M0NanE. Grn'l Freight AEi Toledo.
CtLvIS IHKPLgR, Agent, Perry bburr.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
BlxtINa GREEN a ToNroeANY R. R
RUNNING TIME.

RUNNING TIME.
Rnvling Greer, isave.1 N.,l 1'3o ?. ~
Havling Green, Arrive. S:30A.N 3k645P NJ
Tant,g nv Lave ......S \. NJ, 2:3O h:loP NJ
TuntnssuT, Arrir-. 80 ~. l:3OAO r. ".
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
1876. 1876,
THE TOLEDO
COM NJ z RCI AL.

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3. Its Commercial Department will be care
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4. Its Editorial Management will be able
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interests, aud To give to this city aud section
the commercial Importance 20 " ich il is just
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

SinPieeopics Of the Journal can be had OF
Mr.. L. d. Ross, at the PostofIice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

Presbyterian SOcial.--The Ladies'
Centennial Society of the Presbyterian
church, will hold their next Social at the
residence of MIS-. A. NJ. THoMPsoN, OF
Tuesday evening next A cordial invita-
ton i extended To all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

Come one, come all,
In countless throng,
And bring your Butter
And Eggs along,
And buy y0ur Groceries,
Cheap for Cash, at
HILLABRAND'S.
Front St., Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

The WetmOre MandamuS.-The WET
MORE mandamus case will be argued before
the Supreme Court tomorrow, by Messrs.
RANEy, ScRIBNER, MURRAY and DoDGE,
on the part OF the plaintiff, and Messrs.
HAYNES, McSwESY and REID, for the de-
Tense.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04
Apportionnent Of Ditch No. 32a.
MARION GOODMAN Principal Petitioner.

!
| of Wmh
nI land
| pears in the to
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-04

twriuer by prisoner belonging II one Of
the regiments from Connectieut-U. II. 'Litch-
6,dl
, 1876-04-26
Meatltt tsItsr. geps(1tn.
Teuti9lanb.

Berlin %. Mpril. Gs miro seia9t,
Sab bic BON Der preubii6en @c9ierung
nod gbilaoslpbia su eniIsnbenoen Berg
baus Beamten ii4 in Suei NbtbeiInnssn
,Geilen .peroen, bon bencn fiji Die cine
mad Mcntana, ben &odp.M ountains
at Soabo, nod galifOrnicn uno Ton
Gun Graneiseo aber Nepaoa nod Utah
uno Colorado tese6sn wirb. Sie anoere
Mbtbeiluns miro 0itlid Som Wilfilippi
perbleiben unb peri1ieoene Rldbe in
penniplpanien unb Sainuis bciu9en.
Bayern bat lid se%luci9ert, semeinlam
nit ben anbersn iiobsuti@cn Gtaatcn
sesen Die 9urhfIbruns Der Mabnab=
me. Die Giienbabnen untsr GeidscontroIs
5u jtelen, Proteit sa er9cben.
, 1876-04-26
Cefrei4.

2onbon n, 25. Npril. Cine 9cpelae
aus Mien an ben .StanSaro" iagt, BOZ
Der unsarilds Miniiter Den 9iberalsn in
psib mitsetbeilt bat, oaB er in GoIse
bss burd Die urterbanolnnscn ersieIten
Bsrsleids ieine unb ieinc'G oQe2en&eIis
uation %einssbdnoist, oicicr iie absr midi
%ansenommea uno p~sr!anst bat bab bic
ausariide Rcsieruns ii9 nit Der libe-
ralsn Yartci einise.
Sipsa ertldrte @ferner, Dap l1Hsara
Gou5eiIiOnen in 8eSus auf pen 3oatarif
anb bic Steuerbsidrantun9en, iuelde
scforoert ,purbcn, erlanst bat, baB aber
Die Grri9tans elmer anabbansisen, IN.
sariidsn National.8 onf, sueiI cine ioI=
dc erfolslos iein wiirbs, niht sctatte
lit.
Ser Maimiiter 1T Der ltsber,cusuns,
bab oies llebereintommen bas Gabine'
unpopular MAIDEN miro, aber AUDI, baB
apenn bic Union nidt aufrsdt crbalten
iuiro. oas 2ano Dem &uine entge9en
9ebt. 60 9eputirte baben srtldrt, baB fl
Die Union unter Den Ssblnsnnsea uidt
aeesptirsn.
, 1876-04-26
Gpaniea.

Maorib b, Is. Npril. Sum interi,
miiii9su Jiaan,oireftor auf Cuba 1T
@snor Suare3 8isil ernannt worosn.
Gan Sebaltia II, 25 @pril. Oie
Munisipal.8 sb0reen bebarren in ibrer
unperiobnli9sn 9aituns, uno bauert bic
Grbittsruns i'm Snnern Der Bropinsen
fort.
Mabrib, rs. Mprif. Ser Jinans.
Miniitcr Seuor Salauerlia erfldrte in
Den Gortes bel @orlesuns oss @tats, oab
er bic auberOroentli3sn arie9siteuern
beibebaltsn uno Die @runbiteuer I'M 2
prossut su erb0beu, ba9esen oieSteusrn
auf Die Saldre bes &lerus unS GINGER
Giuilbeamten um 25 Yro5ent erniebrisen
tuole. 9abur0 ,uiiroe 'es mad 1877
mDslid pereen, cin0iitttbeil Der 5hulo
nno bieSutereiI m Der OIfentli1sn @Aulo
gu bs3ablsn. Die 3inien ullrosn poll
, 1876-04-26
3nlanoi(de Depe(beu.

Waibinston, 25. Ipril. Sicnt.>
COMMANDER Sobnion, welder Die Tlottc
auf Dem Gio @ranbe eommanbirt, be-
ridtet, oaB ale @erii6ts iiber 3,pan9s-
unlciben in Neus9 lreoo unlpabr llno.
&onoout. 0.-Y, 25. april. g.
tern Iadmittas ~ltir5te bier lit elmer
3iesclsi cine Mtaiie 9ebm bon cttpa 200
6ub 8reite unb 80 GuB Siefe elm. wos
our9 Elm Mann, Ramens S@raeoe, auf
Der etsle setootst uuroe. Oie seruti9=
tie 2sbmmalie beoedte zine Gldae BON uus
gtfdbr einem Morsen.
Nep.D t, Is. april. Wm. s.,
Maud, msl@er in lebterer 3eit iuieoer-
bolt Dor @eri1te war, ,puroe seitern
Morssn ouf @runo elmer in He,u-Or-
leans I'M Sabre 1868 se9en i'm erbobe
men Mnflage, i'm oortissn Yoiamte per-
iibt au babrn, perhaftet, Gr miro felt9e=
balten, I'm ausgelieIert Su tperoen. gr
wuroe bereits pegen zines dbnli6en
@ersebens prossilirt; bic Surp fonnte
I9 aber nidt einisen.
gincinuati 25. Ipril. @ls Sobn
8anlod auf einem Geloe arbeitete, muir
be er BON leinsm 15.jdbrisen @obne
ermorbet. 9erlelbe peritedte baum bic
9eide i.iues @aters. urlade unbetaEnt.
gu Nmteroam, &p., %ertranfen Gulper
9atterIon uno SobnIom Snea, ols Tic
ben @srlu6 ma9ten in einemSoote iibes
ben SluB 81 fabren.
Jrancisco gal.,25. April.
sSn Dem Jlotten=8 auboie Ware- SsIano
nabe bisier Stabt, linb beoeutcnoe Be-
triiseleien entbedt porben.
Gin bieliser trummer S9nappsbrcn-
ner bat seitanoen, oab oiev Mntio@-grsn
nerei" alsin bic &esieruns wdbrsnO Der
Sabre 1866, '67, '6s uno $50 nm ST..
500, 600 an Stsusrn betrogen tat.
, 1876-04-26
Guropai(Gt na1ri1teu.

Darmfabt Die DIRECTION Der cber.
beiliiAsn - tanftissn Staatsbahnen -
su @ieBeu iuirS aus .3wedmaBisteits.
anb @riparunsssrinbcu Dem Winiltss
rium Der Ginan3en unterltelt psrosm.
Die seses Die Ittien ser Obsn9euanntsn,
nunrnsbr in liquidation trsteuosa @siel.
idaft su sesuabrsnoea 4pGt. Staats,
oblisatienen meroen in 9tide 3u 5000,
1000, 500 uuO 200 81. sinsstbeilt unh
itebt III er,parten, oas trot bes ableb.
neuSea Seidluiies jwetter &ammer
bemnddit bod 3ablltelen fit Die Gou.
pons, Sas &apital 1T fir ben @ldubiser
unfinbbar, in Trantfurt erriatet wcr.
ben. Die 6rase, Oh nuun,ebr nod
u~ebersan9 Der oberbeifiden Yabueu an
ben Staat Die Sabn BON Stodbeim nad
Gutenberg erbaut weroen iou, miro Dor
Der 9aae mod niat gum Iustras selans
gen, pielmebr Der Ipateren @ntidllcBuus
Der We9ieruns porbebaltsn blsibea.
Die Grlte &anmer 1T am 81. sulam.
men9etrcten uao bat mad fur3er Bcras
tbuns ben anfauf Der obsrbsilidsn Yab,
men Surd' len Staat 9euebmist.
Die ilh SiuansausiduB 3wsiter &am'
msr ausereste Sereinisuns Der Staats@
i9uloentil9unsstaiie NIT Der 9aupt.
itaatstaie miro uorousii1tlid) an Dem
@ioerltamo Der 6e9ieruns ideiteru.
Sn ber Winse su Darmltaot wurben
in ben Sabrsa 1972-75 fir nabesu 80
Wiuiousn Marf on 0ci9smtnSsn aus.
9eprast, oarunter 234 Otiu. in @olS
nno 81 WtiG. in 5Ilber.
Das Winilterium oes Snnern bat be.
itimmt, ea6 nuumsbr aa9emeiu aud Oas
iOnieiioneue Shuluerm09sn, nit Auss
uabme Der Jog. tleinen @OnfslionsIdu.
len, itatt in ben &irdenfOnbS. in ben
@smeinoetal,n perpaltet wsrSe. Die
germaltuns BON eisentli9em &irdsn.
ssrm6gen, welhes nur 3u S1ulaweden
perbraudt mirS, begin. bon @tiitunasm
fir bic S9ule, Die mad Ser Stiftungs,
urfanoe bon ben &irbeuporltGnbcn au
psrwaltsn iino, blsibt bisIslbe mie bis,
ber.
SIM Sabr 1905 uurben in Der Sc.
marfuns 9orib fir bort sebauten Ga,
bad 946O SO. Steusr entrtdtst, ibm
fOlst in Der S6bs oss Steuerlases 8ar,
ltaot nit 446o uno Ssppenbeim nit
4643 81.
Jo~rtwdbreno luufen geridts ab.r
mluefag bonn IL. Elm. Sa ben Sbsrs