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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
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DuS 3Ournal be MonS unp bu
6atnouIt etn beIsil9es 8Iatt. felt
fOIeenpe Stattiif auf: ~gs betbt TIM
r1er, Trantretd lst Der Bureuutratte
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feQen cine letner seleul6aftltden Ylas
aen. @as fol- man oanrl ober Dpn
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Iirt 1T, lasen? Drrt bIubt nod nett
rnebr aIs ia Grautrei6 ote Nandfal>
ttetstt unniiger Aemter. Mas fol- nan
pom elmer YrOptna pom ni@t gang arei
Miatonen Ginwcbnern lueen. bic 49,
900 S%taatsbeamte sdblt? Dies 1T in
Der Chat Die pfictele Differ Der Grill
ornee. rreI@e Deutl6lano in Gllae
9%Otbrineen ouf Soften Dieler Droutn;
unterbdlt. Sn allen Dwnhswetsen
fnp pte 8eamten auer Nanstufen oer<
mebrt rrUroe: uno pie uebetIeeenbett
Der preuei(6en 0srwaItuns bat t1 nur
In Der fat f~abeIbaftsn Grb5buns Der
@eb1lter betunDet. @llaBs 2otbrtn9en
1T tn Srsils etnsetbsilt Uorcen, Die Den
ebemaIissn ArrOnoihements Der Inter.
prdfscturen sleiGtOmmen. Do@ NUT
be Der Oberrbetn, Der nur Dret Nrrons
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8eIfOrt SabIte, in feds 8retle 3srIset.
beren Sauptorte golmar, RappOltswei>
Ter, @ebwetler, Wulbaui en-, NItftrd
unp 1bann linD. Der NieDerrbein,
beffebeno aus pier acknowledgements
CStroBbure, S6letttoDt, 3abern UNI
Meissnbure) sdblt beute ftsben Sreiie
Gtraeburs, &rfetn, Dasenau, Wclsz
betm, 3abern, S6letftopt unD 0sis
benburg. Der annecttrte She'll pOu
2ptbrinssn, Ger friber in bic @rrOn-
bi1ements Dleg, @bateausS Saline unO
Saareemino 3erisl, 3dblt heute fteber
aretle: MsB, GbaRausS altns, Tcr,
bad, Saarbura BOuleY, Dtepenbpfer
unp Saarssminp. 90 tno sebn Ar,
rDnpi6ementS our@ etnnnrtpan3tl
Rreile etlest porren, Die idmmtltd Ell
oiel sabIrst@sres 8samtenpetiOnaI at
YisI b5bern @ebdltern baden, ols vi
ebsmalissn Inter rdfseturen. Stat
pret prdfseten NIT eiuisen Yrdfsctur:
&dtbsn unp a6t Inter prafecten 9Th
90 nun pier 8eSirfs : prdfioenten mt
pref Sber > Staatsrstben, a4tebs
Staatsrdtbeu, fstenunpsUan3is Se.
crstuireu, spausts Sreis : Dtrsftcren
anansis AGe6Orst u. |. %. Nuberren
finp pie prdfHturen Der ebemaltSe'
Departments : Sauptfacte Cvles
S%trubburg, gUImur) nod rfben bel
Departementss prdtDsntl@afte1 tnEba
tietett. Die prafsctur BON @trabburI
erfreut fG iOsar pes gOrtbeiIs. efnel
Sber>prdTDenten pom @llae<9cttttn
aeu, 6rn. .. WOeler, einen prd(fpentel
bon Ntepers GlfaB unO einsn 3rets
Director gu befgsn, Die ftp NIT ibreu
sablretGen psrlCnal in Dfe ebemaItg
Ntbett peg prdfeeten Des Sberrbeini
tbetlgn. Der Sberprlfpent bsaiebt ba
sars respectable OebaIt BON 1000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

I'm Gage parauf empfirs aarl 81,
0olma6t aus ees @rafen 9dnben
pel1e tbn, psnn 6err Nettenfelpt mi
1ope abseben iOlIte, gum 0erwaItel
idmmtlt9er @lter pes 6aules SGwar,
Senbere ernannte. Dergraf unterbtelI
ltd LANCE NIT Sarln uuD eins lelbft aul
Osn mSBltGen Gaa eth, DaB er BON Del
beoorftebenren Retle nt6t rcterer au
ridfebre. 8te Ietbt fonnte es auG
tn jenen unrubiBen unp trteserii6en
3etten, 100 Oei.B uno Sronuns lbsrau
9elOdert unb Das 2ano nett nno breil
unii&er mar, pte letbt fonnte es pa
ssl@eben, paB Der @raf In fetrDlt1e
6dnoe tfel! St tbetlte raber 3arl fir
otelen Ga4 ned Die n5tbtsen Anwet>
lunsen NIT unp erwdbnte, puB CT Ibsr
Dte Sanje AnBelesenbsit aud NIT ieinem
8aller eeiptcUen babe, uno Dab Derfel
ue ole pOrltGtsen Anprpnunsen pee
1rafen bIai9e. BET otsl:r @tlesenbstt
erfuDr Satl aud su letner ueterraIG,
uns, oaB Der Satler ii1 iber ietne per-
ion napere Mttlbellunsen babe MAIDEN
lal1en, unD oab Dem bOben perm letn
Name pur@ pic sldfltde &ettun8 bee
Derrn pom Mettsrni1 ror Der Sblabt
BET Drag bereits befanrt sepprpen
lst.
Surge Belt mad bteler 3pteiprade
NIT Rarln uno mad ber3ltGsm AblGtes
&c Don leSterem unp Dem alien NOtterl
felpt retste Der @raf pom S9war;ens
DerS nit wentsem 0efolse alb.
Dte settcfene 0OrlOrse erwtes f6
fetneswess iOerfalte. 6err &ctten>
rtlDt wurte INNER btnfdQtser unp fonn>
te an zen @el@dften nur nod menig
lbstl nebmen. Seine game Mttwirt-
anS belhrdnfte lt@ balp nur auf minos
Ii@en Gatb, b~elOnpers % feline Au9en
nit ispem Sage lGpd6er wurpen unp
tstne Arbeit NIT Der Ueber nnebr erIaubs
ten. Tarl fe1lte es oaber nt6t an 3ers
freuung unD manufacturer @Hfebr
nit periOnen aus DerlGteDen eE Etdns
rem. Inter Dieie1 umfdnDen mar De-
ter 8uusbarpt's Ollie pom srceem Nus
zen. Der Sun9e 3etSte iiA balD eben=
10 anffeuie ole niuig. unD wenn Earl
Ourd pic @si6afte oft san3e Sage lang
pom Dauie entfernt UurDe, 70 iibernabm
Peter Die Scrge unc pFeBe fir ben
Ontsl mit lolGer Auspauer Scrub
unD 0elHtfli1feit, oae Der Nefe be,
rubiet 1etn fcnnte. Ram Dteler rpieoer
na6 baule, pann lief er 60 if9 fretli6
ni9t nebmen, Gem alien perm ieeli6e
Nrt pom DienRen lelbft 3u letfsn unp
tbm Die AbenDfunDen NIT Gr;dblunsen
unD @slprdhen 3u nertiGen. Darum
tcnnte li& Der sreiie Sntel aud ben
sansen Gas ibsr auf ote Belt freuen,
ND Der Nsfe ins 5nus suriffebrte,
unp pielem mar Go mieperum cine bers
senserqutduns, wabr3unebmen, rrel6e
Giebe Jpn per Snfel alspann ent9e9ens
braGte.
go SerBtng Der 9erbf bes Sabres,
unD nit benz Anfanse oee Wtntere
beeann aud 6errn NOttenfeletS f6rpfrs
liGe S9p6Ge su3unebneu. 8ulD
mar er ntht mebr tmStanpe, ba6 Strn<
mer 3a perlafen, unD als bic aDSfntss
aait Derannabete, mar Ct fat Sars auf
pos Bett unD (ftnen eebnfubl aaBes
pielen. peter Bunsbarpt uup Sorl
l6liefen unD naGten Ddbrens Der LAM
asu Nd9te abprHlelnD am Bette pes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

ben Srieees femmer, unb conn pirl
Did nt6fs bier 8ariftaltsn fSnnen
Wrtse mir bdnr t6 bite rf9 ns6'
maid, Berg Gbdl unD Stuor1. grfBI
MIR oas 9an,e ltebe 6eimasIanD BON
alten Rcttenfelpt, Der ldnDf In Grieecr
l6ldft. lnD rperpa Oh am @rabe BET:
ler Wntter teteh bani1 YeretS aud ID:
rem 8ruper niht. gle mar I'm nebres
re Sabre finger ais I'D, abfr MIR bats
ten uns gar letr HEB. gs III mir, als
fGbe i6 fe nod In ibrer betterfeit ums
berbdpfen, uHD als bSrte i6 ned ibre
mnnteren 9ieper.
Der @reis fGwtes cine 3eit lang.
Damn fHbr er fort: gin 0tep fiiagt mir
tu1mer rtecer, uas fe oft unp serue
fang, eth 2tep gum pretfe pes @olel@
tbaIs. Sd m5Gt'S pobl nod eiumal
bDren
Earl fannie pns Qteo rur 3u gut.
Au1 ibm bate es Die Mutter in Den
Eaaen pes 0lides uno Der @elunbbeit
Oft porselungen uno ntGt 1elten bate
feline &nabenftmme bic tbrtse besIettet.
Die Grinneruns ersriff tbn md@ti8,
uno er fang nit LETTER Sttmne
@Gelein III 9ui4 unb DaIb,
Gtbts i&Sn'ren &ufentbalt
Nls bier TIM Ibat2
GIGnst 100 NIT beGerna 9Gein
Berg, GluB unb eriiner pain,
SIM Spnnenfrabl2
@liidlelis Menl&enttnb.
Das an Der Mplel fnbt
9etmif9en Serb.
Gtbt TIM bod @tnaers Gang,
GrGblt&er 9eGertlaus,
GtetS neuert Mertb.
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Grcber unb ernter Gang,
Strurt arf unb ab,
2etten nit 2ieb unb Ereu,
Wt uub bod thinner reu,
Ginf mid tn's @rab.
.NIt unosbo6 tmmer neu, einf mia
ms Grab" laste Ger @reis letle unp
mit.-Dann flbte er pen Neffen
auf pie 5tirn uno stns in
Iefn ShlaffGmmerIein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

Gt(1erknabe Il. Goelmaan
tcer
Ser 9err fibrt oie seimen.
Rad tuabren 8e9ebenbttten aus benz Tebaebn.
ten Sabrbunbert ersablt
DCr
Sr. g. &eGner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28

.NIt unosDo6 tmmcr r,eu, einf mia
tn's Grab" laste Ger @reis letle unp
beweot mtt.-Dann fiBte er cen Nefen
l@wetseno auf pie 5tirn uno stns in
letn S9laftdmmerIetn.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

HERALD BRANCH OFFItE, 1.265 BROADWAY
apvsRTfsEHESrs Awe 'b AND SAT SALES A' Or FafESs.
AMusENENrs-2D rAcr-4th. 9Th and 9th coils
Asrs1LoSGyl71n Asqt IsSS-7r p.s PAss-s,h 81, col
SoAsSEks wASTEp-7!aa fssnzsss F.: and eth coll.
0kIyN HR00kLIyN p9AEDrs5s n s r. r4ssosh so spl
sysISSEss ssysISSESsss eePPRFS9HIyxlrrEs-e,a PAer
rrKk 0IIY Kk1L M hslATE y3 sSEas PsSsa,.s
cEoEhH dsD fAessa col fAcHA COL
H r,s.s:S r.sss ..s ss s
B6ANSSlSS AcxDEMils-- -srn PAan~4tA col. - - w.
BEFTsTaxgss BIZ oS1bssss F.ss-s;& F.sss;i ssI ss'
DwELLING HOUSES no LET. FURNISHED AND UN-
EUROPEAN is a' fasI@sS r - sSa' col
EExcHsNSSs79 ExcHhsI5SsaSr ffSs.e fasrE Il ss sol
EN- FEd1NSASCqiAALeasIH MI a iaI'I : PAGE
fSSSsME1 RSSSS ss ASD APARTMENTS TO LEr-sD
ksES Ssss coli.
AEtr WANTEBTMALES7r - 9Th col a., , A.,
HOTELS-7rM rAGE-6th col.
HOUSES, ROOMS. SC. WANTED I'D pAcx-sd COL
HSSGTTEHYGIl9Sisy HEGTHsn rissa p.aes;A col COL
E1sF E6S4k SS NofsSEs1 FoaSDsr Faaass ss COL
HARsis hXlih NANThLS. SAsrni.@ facsM4.h se col,
MATRIMONIAL -orH PACE-4th col
SfLGfSEeY AND fsas DEassSssaAKISa-lsr ss pAor-o.h co.,
HisCELLANEOUs ADvERrIsKMENrs-loru PAGE
NUSICAI.--9rH PAGE 9th COL
NEW PUBLICATlONS-5ru PAGx-6th col.
PERSONAL-1sr PAGE-lss col
PIANUFORTES. ORGANS. &C.-2D PAGE-6h col
POLITfCAL-0TH PAck-4th col
PROPOSAl4S-9rH PAGE-4th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
7rH PAGk-3d col
PROPERTv OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAcE-1st col,
REAL ESTATE To EXCHANGE-2D PAGH-lst col.
REMOVALS-9rn PAGE---th COZ.
REWARDS-1Sr PAGk-1st col.
SALES At AUCTION-lst PAGE-5th and 9Th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAGK-1st, I'd
and Sd cols.
SITUATIONS MANTED-MALEs-7rm PAcE-4th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PACE-lst and I'd
SpORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-1sr PAGx-2d COL
STURAGE-9rH PAGE-4th COL
SUMNER RESORTS-7Tu PAcE-6th col
THE TURF-1sT PACE-2d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcr-1st col.
TRAvKLLERS' GUIDE-9rH PAGE-Gth col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2p PAGE--3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-Isr PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES. JETELRY &C.-7rH PAGx-6th col
WksTCHESTEH COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-lst c"l
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C-l0rH PAcx-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

a
ABf VAN TASSELL KEARNEY. AuCTIONEERS,
AT THEIR HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART
ITO and " East 18th st., 4th
ON TUESDAY. 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1870.
ut 10 o'clock
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

PRIVATE ESTABLISuMENr--THE PROPERTY OF
MI d. Sternberger who sells account Of moving to
san Francisco
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

DoyAL HAVANA LorrEHy.-.NExr DRAWING &C.
sssr oay o % ssss sSs., aon sa son
and next Of siso!0i On April, 1875 sold the $4,000.
oao sa 'i SlssnPs Bsats iS.a s Wan
SsS ss .s York on Bank bought
RoyAL mAyASA b9r5KKY-seooooo ANIL. WILt ;,i,I BE
furnished; highest paid for Spanish bills
TxYLcii CO.. Bankoss No II Wall st.. New York.
IssSEuSsx snarH
"a Srs r 'sA'i = = I ~ f. So II r. lsas @
nrsss ny ezra a. cLss. 10 4si-ssrrnanxs ~. 10, 1870
"a s,as ~ ~ cia:. aa s @ sa ~ rs ia 81 ,a e.
is. 81 "a. AZ: "a. "a sa. ~, 20 a. aa, 70 ,,,
~ s 'SSs.'AS sS' . 0A
9 -soo,ooo IL cAsI ron ONLY $40
Only so css re Ksasasfy State Single Num-
ser Distribution Ss drawn at oovInr'on Ky ON saur
Royal iiavana draws Oesobsr !: 1875
Send IN your orders 20 cLUTs Zoo broadway
G S-pARKS. hMhEsoN { Co ,.,
-: Kentucky State lotteries drawn daily.
Xen,acsy single samSss Lottery drawn September so
Aadss.. as sso~s 10 ss".S~sS room M 81 ' ''
fNHE PUBLIC ARE WARNED AGAINST PARTIES
claimed e. be made BY me aud other leading makers
ing eounere name p.sss and In some instances stolen ~
no letting cheated am the only s.iysr' IN the business
sis, sns %y s S.e S.Y ''"' ''''' " >" A' ''' % -
TnK ,TiIInrEExrH ASSlysSssAKY MEETING MEETING M 9S
hs United ..a,e me hs's"
College. II West 9th on raosay September H. a" 70
take place .o,, ai:s .aa zsd ins At the con,iaenss
JAS. d. HOPKINS. Secretary.
SPORTINGi-DOGs. BIRDS. 80.
A MEYERS WELL Kyowx NOW l, D?c AMP y = BIRD ,Sa. EN-
. SUPERB BILLIARD TABLES, ONE BY cOLLEN
-Sder and the other by rheIsn Coender both com.
%snssa issS ~s e~ss @ Il % aeloss ''1 = -'e''n
THE TUl,a.
A .FLEErwoDD PARK. MoRRIsASIA; \. SEP. r
s4s sssDs a p.y ds' september
Eleven entries
Admission ST. GATES IL BARNARD. President.
4, 4 UcrIoN. FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
Asod at New YORK Turf Exchsnre. u, West 18th ST. on
match s rs, vs. Ish
20 G 81 Ss' Or 81
ssrs snS Sg s M o ops" oso M Prompt % sni'a ss
| A UCTION-FKENcH AND COMBINATION POOLS
this evening =. JSnn,s man rooms. corner @ srSaswy
also the Loal.siis, NJ Ese hsa, and
rer ger will receive prompt s,iention. I. Il. JOHNSON
| Is Centeunia. Trottlng Meeting.
September as't Is. 5.r IL ssSs'ss'i IS asS e. is7o
Tickets for either all q tho days Of this meeting
be had on .ppiss;os 10 ts nuass,snsd a..
81 sAtfA Ladies. stand p sx,rs caI! on address
Pos. Office box 4loa. no john s.. New York
| LNRENCH POOLS WILL be OPENkD AT THOMAS
Exchange. formerly 339 broadway. No. Barclay
Wednesday september ~ o.. tle Louisville running
each. kesults received by d.
GEO. NJ THOMAS. r.s.-MondAy opening day.
| V,ArrERsALI's 1.s27 BROADwAY-rROrTING AT
Fleetwood L0uisvtils Auction and French
Pools Combination books every day Tickets. ~ each.
| WASHINGTON DRIVING Park. ID. C.-rREMICMs
w Sl2.tO.-Octobsr j. and a-Entres close sepsem-
ber leClasscs 10, 2:11 224. 2:!7. 80 35. 40,
2:oO Oo. Purses all 81 600 each; free FOR :: 600
" r. HILL, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l.aos BRoADwAY--
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18

A GREAT AsSiGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
"A In the matter vi James L. Monticth, ESQ., bankrupt
She undesgnsd assignee hercby gives notice that will
The New York herald., 1876-09-18


10;D ~. AND BOSTON Av.. AORKIsAN NIA
LAIE KEslDENCE Os ". H. DE GRAAF. ESQ.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. HORSES AND CARRIAGES. &C,
comprising the entire Furniture Of said house embracing
ood and walnut parlv and Bedroom SUITS spring
and hair Mstresse Bolstcrs and Pillows gilt frame per
mantle Mirrors Pianos,
by city makers; sap's Billiard Table, patent sofa Bed
stcsds IN plush and rep. &c.. &c. Also
Team of stylish bay Horses I5l, hands high,
years od sound and Kind in all harness.
Very fast bay mare Fannie. by unii OF Bciounder
Mare. iJix hands. n years: sound and Kind.
Circular front Clarence. nearly new. rost 81 400.
single Coupe. with pole and siaits. in good order.
Three Depot Wagon. Double Harness. Kybes livery
stable and garden Implements. &c. &c.
HENRY DkEIIER. AUCflOSKER. OFFICE 20 lsT
List. sells this day. At u ociocK 81 stanton Sa-
non Fixtures hne black walnut BACK Ba'. with Mirrors;
Coincr. Tables Chairs Ensraving GLASSWARE. lee
box BmgatoIe, Balls and Cues. Stoves. Positive In
lots.
Joseph sH0NGooD. AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL
- this day i0ls o'clock. tho Contents
Ill I'd av between 6iss and 62d sts. comprising gene
raj assortment OF Groceres Fns Green and Black
Teas Cvnoes Spices soaps. Canned 1ood, also Coun
Or. Scales Ice Boz, shelving. Wagon. Harness. Aa
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
SALES AT AUCTION.

BALES Al ANOIlOOs
4 uCTIOS SALE or MAGNfFfCHNT HOUSEHOLD
II furniture. property of i. Grav. ESQ.
to be sold THIS Monday MORNING,
commencing ut 10 o'clock. at the
elegant i've stone mansion.
No. 100 West I'D ST., near 9th av.,
viz. fsale positive, rain or shine) =
brilliant toned Pianofortes, steinway and Windsor
8 superb satin Purlor suits.
= elegant rosewood Etageres
= elegant Mantel Sets
25 choice Bronze figures.
20 pieces Pariun statuary.
Is windows Lace Curtains.
IS Brussels and ingram Carpats
80 line Oil Paintings, best aftista
= elegant Cabinets
elegant Library bookcases
4 giant Library Tables
Ladies' Secretaries and bookcase combined.
3 Easy Chairs Turkish style.
. Music Boxes. best Paris makers.
IL elegant Bedroom suits. complete, in black walnut
~ curled hair aud spring Mattresses
"a Pillows and Bosters.
10 ceg, black wAinut Rockers
~ Bedroom Chsirs to match.
black walnut Lounges
% elegant Bedroom and Parlor Clocks
= elegantDlack walnut BufYetA
3superb Extension Tables
- black walnut Dining Chairx
china Dinner and Tea Sets
Castors. Urns. Pitchers. Forks
Knives. Spoons, Glassware. Gc.
N B1his IL che largest sale OF the Sale posi-
tive. LUKE FITZtiERALD. Auctoneer n B-Conpe-
tent men to pack and ship goods city or country.
The New York herald., 1876-09-18
SALES Ar AUCTION.
BELOW I'D Ay.
5 4 SONS. AuOflONEEAs

The Of French Fiat comprising In part Brus
sells and velvet Carpets walnut Paror and Chamber Su
Beds Ieddine. Mirrors Clocks Bronxes. walnut Buffet
Dining Table. bookcase China Glass and silver Ware,
Kitchen Utensils. catalogues ut sale; goods removed
san day
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

THE Cot STRY's SURPRISE over
Belknap's mis;loings j. succeeded by
a sense as of a vast and heavy caiam-
ity suffered irreparablc
and sIbduinC, rs if the Republic itself
had received a hard. stunning blow.
The feeling is not altogether uEliNe
that which honest parents and self
respecting families receive when one
of their children or rear relatives is
! found guilty Of doing some disgracing
/ thing. The public mind is more lin
| sorrow than in anger. Foreign scott
ers at Republics will point at IL, for
getting that when Sir Francis Bacon
| took brides he was u law officer Of The
| sternest and most enlightened mOnar-
! chy Grea; Britain ever knew. and OBJ
| livi0us to the fact that = Russian Arch
Duke sole his mothers diamonds 10
latter and dazzle an American pro>ti-
tute, and losing sight that a member
fthe Council Of the King of Italy has
inst been detected in the act of forging
his sovereigu'S name 10 paper repre-
senling the value of millions OF money.
Il home there are willing deina~ogues
whowIll charge this crime Of EeIknaps
to the Eepubllcan party-aS II thief
who had prOfesSed to believe that the
Union should be preserved against
secession, and African slavery be aOol-
ishei in the south. ny the depravity Of
his own character iuVa!idalei the cor
RICHNESS @. The political principles he
protested. Because the Abbeys which
existed i'll early days in England Were
oftentime, the abode of lust and sin,
is it therefore to be held that the -
som of Mother Church is the nursery
lister i'll BrOokiyn is charged with the
crime OF adultery, IS il 20 - argued
tl!a. the whole sect to which Ecechsr
claims allegiance - impure? The QucN-
lion suggests the answer. The in;idel
eNuits over a good man fallen, aad
;heyefr1m g.o8t> ove: The failure Of re- /
i"ious teachings. Y Republican Cab .
met Officer stands convicted OF theIS,
and thegeupon. Mi. Congressman C!y- .
Ine., WIKI ..ce long drawn "at..n tones +
ofmock sorrow, appears ~ The bar Of
the Senate IS I reminder OF his own
hypocritical whine that the disArues.
doirgs Of Beiknap are the legitimate
out crop If Republican ruie. Bur the
truth VIII prevail no matter what
crimes arc committed in L.berty'> "a
c-ed mann.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

TIE Dnke of Geneva is having some
counting done, a la mode diplomatioue,
the fair creature being Marie Christine,
daughter Of Archduke Charles OF Aus
tria, which she never knew the fun Of
sparkling in "a sleigh by moonlight with
her hands holding the reins and his IL
holding her'n at long range.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

TIE Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has declared dividend of Il. per
cent. for the quarter ending March 1.
Tha. is at the rate OF 6 per cent. per an
mum On about 500, 900, coo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

4 TELEGRAM from Gibraltar says the
prize crew of the Spanish guarda costa
who seized British vessel. which was
subsequently, recaptured by her crew and
brought into Gibraltar, Lave been com
mittel for piracy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

Book and job printers in New York
have cut down the rate OF printers
wages from $40 70 SIS per week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

TIE Seine has again overlooked its
banks with great damage to property
and loss of life.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

GAEIEALpI las accepted the Presidency
Of the International Congress to be held
at Rome.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

TIE 81. Johns, Newfoundland (or
New Brunswick) boat's crew are making
arrangements to be present with new
boat at PHILADELPHIA
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

The Rhode Island Democratic Con
vention will take place on March lG.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05
NON "
IN ss

In Carson, March 3, 1876. 10 I'll. wife Of!
Lyman. Oicuvich, 4 son.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05

OLD BULLIoS-From Albany. March
,. we have the following:
The Senate to-day adopted the Assem-
bly, resolution requesting the Represent
atives of the State in Congress to oppose
the repeal of the Specie Resumption Act.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-05
To REDEEM TIE FEACrIoNAL CCERE

To RIDDEN THE Fractional CCERE,;-
CT.-Randali, Chairman OF the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported bill
appropr.ating $685. 900 10 provide for
engraving, printing and other expenses
of making and issuing United States
notes, and directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO issue silver coins OF the de-
nominations Of ten, twenty, twenty-five
and fifty cents in redemption Of equal
amounts OF fractional currency, and to
provide fer such redemption until the
whole amount Of fractional currency is
redeemed. Ordered printed, and recon-
mitted.
This will make business for us OF the
sage-brush if it becomes the law Of the
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-11
The Keutuckv seam, Again
ALABAMA LEG IsLArURE.
Centennial keuttmeuts

MoNTGoMk RY, ALA. March 1.-THE Ala
bama legislature, with twO-thirds demo-
cratic majority in bot1 branches. before adj
JOurning sine die unanimously adopted the
following resolutions: ReSOlUod by the senate,
the house OF representatives c0ncurTing, that
as The representatives OF a patriotic con-
stituency which revere the virtues and ira
oitions OF the heroes and sages of the Ameri-
can revolution and esteem as sacrei and
glory, the general assembly OF Alabama
deem IL proper TO dec are that the occurrence
OF the first centennial year OF the declaration
Of American Independence is ut occasion
for rejoicing on the part OF all the people of
the United States, and We hereby extend
greeting OF fraternal gOOi will 20 all the
people of every state and territory OF the
American union; second, that this epoch In
the history OF our country is 40 event init j.
mat6ly connected " ith memories cnat should
be cherished and commemorated in such
spirit and manner IS will most apDropria tely
attest the grastude and affection which
their descendants should ever feel for the
illustfious founders OF American constitu-
tional liberty; third, that there can be no
more appropriate or continuing cOmmemO.
ton OF such an event and its memories than
for every administration OF government,
whether federal or state, 10 uphold the honor,
promote The prosperity, aud advance Jhs
the duty OF every citizen To freely aud IA tn
fully contribute his and fourth, that it shall
be the duty OF the governor % furnish a COPY
OF these resolutions under the great seal OF
the state TO the President OF the United
States, and in like manner one copy 10 the
governor Of each state aud territory OF tho
American union.