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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-27
FOOT ROT IN SHEEP.

When foot-rot has for some weeks been
neglected and the sheep continue on soft
ground, which favors the s~uberabundant
firmed and difficult of cure. The secreting
textures persist in pouring out lymph and
weak, faulty horn, instead Of the tough,
firm, protecting covering of the healthy
foot.
One of the chief difficulties in the way of
cure is to restore the secreting parts to their
sound state. The first step must, however,
be with a strong, sharp knife, whilst the
hooves are soft, carefully to cut away all
loose, unsound horn. Where the hoof is ex-
tensively affected, this cannot be done all at
once; two or three operations will be neces-
sary.
Fungus-bad smelling growths which APP
pear in most troublesome cases-areg got rid
of by any strong astringent. Butter of anti
mony is often used for such purposes, and
in cautious hands answers fairly. Some
shepherds use it mixed with about equal
parts Of impure carbolic acid, and diluted
with two or three parts of oil. In some dis
tricts copper sulphate ointment, made in the
proportion of one to four of fatty matter, is
in good repute, and is improved by the adj
dition Of about one part of the antiseptic
deodorising carbolic acid. Such treatment
may be varied by dressings Of zinc chloride
solution, or mercury %pernitrate solution.
1t will always be found that the successful
treatment of foot-rot depends not so much
on the particular kind of dressings used as
upon careful pairing away of faulty horn, eN-
aiming and doctoring the foot at intervals
of two or three days, avoiding strong caus-
tics, and placing the flock on dry, firm
ground. Among sheep on arabic land foot
rot is usually cured quicker than in those on
grass.-North British AgicultuSst.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-27
YANKEE FARMER AND HIS FAT CATTLE

Franklin county has long been noted for
its fat cattle, but the47 head now stand
ing in the stables of George w. Jones, ut
Deerfield, go a little ahead of anything yet
seen in the county. They are all Durhams,
great fellows, so large they can hardly move
themselves, the heaviest yoke weighing
averaging over 1000 per yoke. They are
fed eight quarts n day each of meal and
bran. and all the hay they want; water is
supplied to their managers in pipes. Those
now IA stall will be taken to Boston about
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-27
REVIEW OF THE CATTLE TRADE FOR
LAST YEAR.

That the trade in livestock is andhas been
sorely depressed is only a too-well estab-
lished fact to those acquainted with it's rami-
fications. The causes of this depression are
varied. First, however, stands the want OF
money among the working men of our great
cities. These people, when labor was plen-
ty and wages high, bought the choice parts
Of medium quality beeyes; now, at a lower
rate of wages, and less work. many families
are compelled to go without butchers meat
or to buy the coarse parts of poor quality
beeyes. This decreases the demand and, in
consequence, lowers prices. The second
most cogent reason Of depression is the fire.
quent and continued failures among butch
ers. These failures, however, lie largely at
the door of the statesmen, who, to make bus
mess, as they hoped, easier aad more secure,
favored the wholesale slaughterers to the
business detriment of the retail butchers.
TO such an extent has this system been car
ried that a complete revolution in the trade
could alone replace it on a sound CONNER
cial basis. The present manner of yarding
cattle is also in itself wrong, Companies
own or lease yards, and in order to cover
expenses are obliged to levy yardage at so
much per head on all descriptions OF
livestock. Yardage should not exist. The
Western shippers, having paid freight,
which should be heavy enough to insure 10
railway companies a just profit, should
have no further expenses, nor should they
be subjected to the petty annoyances Incl
dent on frequent small charges. As bust
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-27

ness now stands. the large Eastern dealers IN
horned cattle and sheep, to save themselves
from serious loss must become slaughtefefs'
thereby securing to themselves the present
profits OF the wholesale butchers, ana mus
disenc1mber the trade of one set OF middle
men either that or wholesale butchers
must become shippers, and thus ABSORB inc
profits of commission.
A persevering attempt, or rather a success
sion of attempts have been made to e a
trade in beeves with England. Inc men
who first undertook it were only successful
in a partial way. They bought first quahty
Illinois and Kentucky steers, shipped them
for Glasgow, n. B., and realized q 1alf
profit on those that arrived free from bruises
or commissions; but as several mdiVldnais
of the herds suffered more or less injury, the
speculation cannot be regarded as emlnently
successful. Another attempt to open trade
with London, England, has, up to date,
been unremunerative. Dressed beeves nave
been shipped from this port per the VIII
liams & Guion line of steamships, ana from
Philadelphia per the Philadelphia line OF
steamships. These shipments have PAID a
reasonable profit, but as the season advances
more ice Will be needed to keep the meats
fresh, and terminal facilities must be fur
nished in England to make the scheme a
success.
The herds sold in this city for the past
twelve months have not been so fat or ripe
for slaughter as thosennof the previous year.
This fact has also tended to depress business
as the animals slaughtered have not dressed
to the same profit that herds better fed
would have done.
The Christmas beeves of this year were
chiefly supplied from the farm OF John ID.
Gillette. of Illinois. These herds were
shorthorns, and were as fine as beeves need
be. They sold at 130l41c per pound on net
weight, having been allowed from 60 to 60
Tbs. on the cwt. One small herd from Ken
lucky reached 15c and were allowed the
same weights. The Spanish herds sold in
these markets have been unusually poor.
They brought 6@1lc only a few having at
tanned Zoe. Native steers sold at SOl24c.
and grade steers at l25Ol4c.
In sheep and lambs, business has been
more secure. The eflocks sold have been
more uniform in quality, and the supply has
been less above the demand than has beer
the case in the beef trade. The best quality
sheep have been quoted from Canada, Mich
igan and Kentucky. They have been either
grade Cotswolds or grade Lincolns, chiefly
the former, and have been sold at 6l@S4(
per 1b. The extreme range of prices fol
sheep during the year has been 3ss@S4c, anG
for lambs 5a@sac per h., except for spring
lambs, which were readily sold at 10@22t
during the short season that they were
quoted.
The packing trade Of this city has de
creased 50 rapidly that it is Of far less i'm
portance than it easily could be without any
undue nursing.
The grand total of livestock received il
this city and Jersey City during the yea
has been 1851 1888 head-a weekly average
of 5 5,035 head and Ii o~ver.-Tarf, Field ame
Farm.
END OF THE TEXAS STEER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

NNANiED-A THOROUGHLY FURNISHED HOUSE,
w medium size. between 18th and Both ST., 4th
owner to remain preferable. Address s. Ii. NULL,
A nfh~a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, PARTLY
w furnished second Floor. with refined private family
tor light housekeeping permanent homo desired party
quiet and prompt location between I'D 18th
avs. litn and sJth address, stating terms u. L.
Herald Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27
WORKMEN WANTED.

WORkMEN WANTED.
WUKkMEX AWAKk-sfklNG TO YOIk FEET;
w Starvations on your track;
Submit more-to freedom leap,
And drive yonr NJ Rsters back.
Demand the greenbAcks for your toll;
Contraction have end
Ye feed the naton--till the soil;
Your liberties defend
Resumption il TO paupcr you,
In rags to beg for bread;
The money hold by favored few
xonopoiists instead
Who vote for Tilden for Hayes
Vote shackles on your feet;
Hard moneys where the mischief lays,
II robs the bread you
Cooper and Cary arr the
Who take the workmens part,
Who every energy will bond
To cheer each broken heart.
At Coopcrs Institute meet
On Wednesday evening
Samuel y. Cary speaks,
For greenbacks 10 the text.
One word In parting let say
Break OF old party ties
How great the psin-call any day,
Pain paint will open eyes
Grand meeting; Samuel r. Cary of Ohio the green
nominee for Vice President speaks Cooper
Wednesday evening" at O'Clock, October 80; eminent
will address the crowds side
music; rally boys rally again In defence
only money that saved nation, the blood stained
gyeenbacks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-27

WANTED-BY PRIVATE FAMILY. A FURNISHED
w or uniurnished House of about sixteen rooms. be
TWEEN 18th 5Dth 4tn and 9Th house
preferred. Address. with iu particulars l.. b., 81 ives,
9Th
, 1876-01-13

, s G%icisnpro;eb UNI 25Gents. Seit
icd)s Sa6ren bat etn lSro,eB bic @eridte'
oes gtuateS Seem Seriep beiddftigt, uno
ood bauoelt es iid) nur un1 Saomen I'M
QSertbe bon % Gent5. oaaeaen lit bas
Yriu,ip, urn Dis aeltrittcu murOer nid)t
ummid)t,g. @8 bate ndm'td riu 6err
Wtourt in Monmontb County et,uas
Hiibenlaanlen liirtriibe 9fiiben b~eitellt,
als ct ocuielbcn abcr aeIaet batt2, farnen
Die 9iuben, iebr ipdt uno uaren iebr
lbledbt; % er 10 ielne erb1fftc Gruote IN
fiiben p%erloren bate, fla9tc CT Dor einem
5rieHensrI6ter 9eaen Den Soanenbanoler
auf @haoenerlas mo betam 500 su-
9eipro1en. obldon Oieier naohwtcs. Oob
fein Gctrua bcobIihtigt mar uno Die
lhlebtc Qualitdt audi 0 ibm in 9utem
@lauben Iiir gut aebalten iuuroe. @r
le9te oann audi Se,ufun9 an oas ndd
lte b0bcrc @eriht Elm, bort ober iumbe
oas erite llrtbell bcltdtigt Scum cling Ell
Dor oas Stnatsober9eribt, nm audi bort
gu perlieren, aber nod) war Der 0eribt8n
bof noi errors ono appeals" porbanoen
unp aub oielem wuroe her Sdu uorge
leqt, nm ebcnfans fit ben &ld9er entlttt=
ben III weroen. Nie &1lten be;rtgen
mebrera tauleno OoIarS mo ocr Saa~
menbduoler bat nit oieier Sumlale ei"en
llrtbeil8lpruh crlun9t, Der tbm ei9mtr
li6 icin @eldaft ais eth unlideres. uu-
profitablc8 uno ocfdbrlibrS eridetaen
lufim dup. Oa9eaen baben Die Surllten
Amerifa'S cinen mtereliaEten prdSeoenSs
Soa 9%eipOnnen. mas ulter u%mltdroen
Gud) etmlS mcrtb ift.
, 1876-01-13
Ser SGlIHct.

9errotb limb S0mad auf bcs 6rep=
lers 9oupt
llnb Stud Dem un6 Gntleben,
Ser mir Den S0Iiiilel fat 9eroubt,
Sen S@liiliel ST. SnOiens 5@dbn!
9tGs mic Elm 9ieb fommt il, Ser 9la6t
Nnt llilSi9 bcimli0en 9n6lcn,
90 fam bos pcrfioe Nlbinn la6t
nnb bat Den S9Iiiiel 9citobIcn!
Nun pirb es erntcn lpas i6 geid't,
unO mas ib pf% lanstc, pfliifen,
Witt l6nDo' crldli6cnsr Wtojeitdt
QSlrb es Ii6 treulps l6miideu
g8iro berrl3cn, no i8 einit 6erri4cn
wout',
uno Serrin iperren Ser Yobnen,
9ie id erbout nit meinen @olo
Sir meme u~ntert5auen I
Sir mir 9ebiibrt Die @oIerbobn,
9tur mir 9ebiibrt Die Gbrc!
SD bob' III meiner gSeisbeit Ylan
Ycrbunoen Die beioen Meere! -
Sn meincn Sternen 9cidrieben ltono :
Sc miro an @lio's SHORE
@ebieteno iiber Megpptenlanb
Glnii peb'n Die Srlcolore
1no oorum fleD' i'd Sen Simmel an
@us meine5 @er5ens Siefe:
Seltrofe Den %ul9ldub'9en damn,
Sen lpicB9elcl'g0 &beoiue!
llno itrof bus psrlibe Nlbion,
. 9lmmel, uno l6Iennig thu es J.
go Tln6t ulO tlo9t Die u@roilbe Na-
ton
lin Den @erIuit bon 5uc5.
9err 9israeli bDrt ben S6rei
llno liebt Die @pgcn ipriben
Scr lpiloen @utb bod bleibt babel
@clailcn I'M Stuble llscn.
llub Ell Del6out nit beitrcm @ei9t
Sen G0liIllel bes Orientes,
uno lteft ibn fr6bli9 Elm ullo ipri9t:
uScatl pOllioentes!
(N. 9. &lao.)
, 1876-01-13
Mns 0ilipnt.
Nrpflamat,Dnhen ses neueu Gsaeutd en-,

prptlanlat'pndei SeS reufn JsGentGfl1+
Sintemal gum eD'sen Srieoen
inner Sriioer6en 9eidieoen
llno 906lleli9 1T 9eltorben
llnO oos SbrDnlein gSir erwor6en,
Srodnenb TIMER Srouertbrdn6cu,
@riben 98ir Die urtert6dn1en
Spnocrbeit Die llebcn Stdno6en
Sn Dem llns pertrautcn 9dnbGen,
Soffenb, oab BEN Gcyimenthen,
90 jest lie9t in "llnltrn odnoden,
Sic se9orlamlt i'd nit S0wciscn
Sis sum legten ottinolein 5eisen.
SDun Drum aud bon unlrem Sei9er
&uno 6u willen bies SeIdeio6en
Sap 9ewiQt @ir leinb, in @ndoNen
9tsts gu seben bes Srieoens Yido9en
Man6 Gei0rm6en germ crltrebeno,
unlrcm &Dltden Ge6t6an sebeno.
Gem Stdnbpiinft0en b6ber bebeno.
&llnlt6en, 9anoel0en ~belebeno,
uno fir Sttucr1en uno 3ObtDen
0uloen wpbl audi Elm @ontrol0cn,
0ab nidt filroer blttere &ldsGen
M}on erbcbe i'm GtiNtdgNrn.
Srlmb im 9erSden, I'M Nufri0t9cn,
Segen Wir oos 3upcrl i0tNm,
9aB 10 Sdterhen uno SDbn0en
Set b rtrauen auf unier &rDn6cn,
Hno OnB fern BON Gcbeli0n6en,
YlitI0Oen UNI 9epolutiDn0en,
Seocs 2ipp9en Inner SbrDn6en
Yrelle bod nit Srcuoenton@en.
(yt. 9. &lab.)
, 1876-01-13
5000

2e9isGotur. Sn 8etyeIf Sci
Appropriation BON $4,000 puroe Dor
ldufig nod nidts Seitimmtcs beldlol.
len.
@s nurbe elm Gomite eriionnt, ba:
S%rrenbaus in. @illiamsburg Su belu6en
@ine Bill wlroe %Dfferirt, Den Icboll
ocs &i3tcr5 Der 9uitin9= Court IMPORTS.
mouth, So, Su erbOben. Sem bctrcf=
Icnoen Gomlte ii6ergebrn.
Cine Bill, ben 9iquDrbcrfouf al
Wo6lta9en betreIfenb, 1uroe gum swei=
ten Male Oerlelen.
Gs wuroe cine RcIolrtion ein9erei6t
oob Die 2egislatur it'd, am a. Sanuar
Oerta9en %lolte. Sielelbe wuroe niG.
on9enOmmen.
Cine &elolution, ons @olair 1dnrmt.
li6cr Stoatsbcomte uno Wfitglieoer Del
2e9islatur I'M Is projent 81 trniebri.
gen.
, 1876-01-13
Rt0mOnb poit Office.
Dp1t= ARRANGEMENT.
Is. Oftoter 1873.

NnrcIide 9nrf brR. On cin,r tSort6.
Spnnfn'F nueaenrmnc~-Mf fuuft 5 81 w
81. ID. ~ o'No
Grnn.na anlunft 5@, W. -gpa.
ld,ue 1885 q. o.. "
NotHfide @ea grf. 9dalid, orsocnorn-
men Senntha8. Gnrunft las y. d.
p0lt 6lu -.25nhp s 20 q. M.
sioIi4e GoH. .3neiral taolid,. @rrn.
tags h~ueGenpmmen. - Mnturft 10 on sd
i2.A5-T9. 81.
@orataos; gnfunft 1900 81. gOa
l6lnB 1915 81. @. SH
&ft1 tnon6 G. YanhiQe Gifcnhahn. S5o,
l'n.- @nfunft 2.30 q. M. - Ioa1dina
1915 n. W. "'r'"'"e
9Hnhiae G. Greensboro. 9peimar tSo.
lln. @nfurff 2.30 unb 8 g.. 81. 49, Wpe
laauB y. VI. unb 1915 81. 81. F
Sarmbiar. 9dqlid, s.nntoos ouao,n,n.
men. = Nrfunit 2.30 q. 81. = Wpflhhnss
M9tl"rS"te ~ytu 0Hefbagr. Iddlift
Sonntn98 nas9enpmmen. Nn.unft 6 81 mf
- pplti6luB $50 g. M.
g9ndbthrg Charlottesville, @taunton. gphi,s
Suipbet Sprtnls ano tpeflid) BON gSbiteSui.
gbef Sprta9s @nfunft 5 9. 81. Doll.
IGlub 800 q. M. 'r-
gseif goint umb stationen at her q. ~
VI. ino 6. O. q, 5dalih> @unntass a ns
nonlillen: Nnfuaft 1890 y. 81. - Wait.
l9luB 81. M. SD"'
@Ieucsiter, itttr @sf goint. ,aoIid.-g.
funff, 1880 Q. M. = pStl6tus 80. m.
1appatannpd, iiter giib SAM, tsolih
@ntanft $50 g. @. - gpiidla6 j 9. 81.
Sarnes &iner cambfer. greimaI pydene
!'d1. @nfanft Mruta9s, Milttmoas nnbs
9rftta9s, 5 81. M. WplibluG. gisnaons
2onnfrltaes unb Spanabenes, 5.3Og. So
Canal Gafct. Dr.imol aSbentIi6.
;, a%nmfnntt, WtttmOhs, 8reitaas unit @onntaos
4 .. u poflbInb, Mpntasa, Mittwubs
Aap dreita9s. 4 81 81.
Sgortynmp gioutc. j3ieimi II tpSteutid.
~ Mnfuillt, M,tFmpGS unb Sanuabenps. e
70. M. GU WCltl9Inb, Gomez tags unp gunn
, 1876-01-13

@cltern Moryen brad Elm Seue, in
Saule Der 9errcn @aro9ropc & Syo.
in Der 26lten Str, Swildcn Main uno
Gorp, aus, in weldem mebrere 9le9er=
famllcn wp6ntcn. Ser Serluit wor &C.
ring. Sci 9enouerer unterlu6ung fam
nan Den tpoten &Grper zines Ne9ers,
Der wabrlbeinIl0 pur6 Den &aub er=
1tidt MAR.
, 1876-01-13

Inter # ii E uu9Sperein. g.
IolIten ( he, welbe oeutI he Nrbetter min
lhen ODER uillen, no arbeit iitr OeutiAe,
welfe bitrbertommelt unb Arbeit ltd)en,
Su betOnmca lit, luldes Gem Gonlte oes
neutrality-suspicious. auiseben, oanalt
ben 2euten aebolfen weroen fam. OaS
Connie bel'ebt aus iol9enOen 0er. en-: ).
SdmiOt. Brdi., Gb, Siesel, 8. s. Sob
ler, > y. Wtiller uuo s. > Fein.
, 1876-01-13
Dr00ppDs etc.

Orp 0ppbs! Dry 0ppbs !!
=. 81. 9eiee atnD Gp.
$50. 110l Wioin Ctr, @de Der IL.
crbaltcn NIT icOcm Sage nsue Serbit<
lpaarer ala:
6arttge GamerIbaar- Nn;ias.
Sfiparae lhn9e uub ontfre Gbatris,
grtt 9Ianfe's" 10-4, 10 4, 1874.
Stama ser rno f%artt'er %ieierner Snnimet.
Dae Eager Ycn Gciitmerss, wsl9r in Gir.
0tnla Qen 3D., m'ro cts Ser9rHBeit
.3.u9s Fur uebsnpds Ga su $3.50 bis SO
pei 0are.
6rlrSIIithe unb enali'Ge Go1imeres, pulie
lie nsmee1 unp ltntsrSeao IS fir perrsn, anaben
unb AfG den.
lamen untnscu9r 8usav Esdsr, 9eaoer-
tee Su p@o:tutrQ5. Srdeu, 6emren Sps
lenf dttr, Nra9en CT. etc. i'm + Int
, 1876-01-13

Mer fennt nibt Die non SeinI6mef=
fern 10 beliebte 8. $. 8apsAultsrn ?
g8ir slauben ouber, ooB es %unieren 2e=
fern on9enebm lein wirh, gu erfabren.
oaB 6renno .. 9seitcrboii oleielben wie=
Der pprrdtbi9 bat. 3u 9lei@er 3eit be-
merfcn mir, baB man in leiner 9Girtb=
iboft jsoen Mtpr9cn cine tr0fti9e Sou=
nion srr Stdrtung Der g(eruen erbolten
fam.
, 1876-01-13

9crr Yierlon rei6tc ecItern cine 8il
Elm, in wel1er er lugte, OoB Der Spre=
der oes Saules unb Der Yrdlioent oea
Senots je0er $500 per 4nnun uno ie=
oes Mit9Iieo Der Se9iSlatur $500 per
Nnnum erbalten l%olten. Serner, oaB
jeocs Nlit9lieO 10 Gents Ser9iitung fir
jeoe WleiIe lpel1e es notb~cnoi9er Wci@
le SIT reilen bat, e%mpfan9cn lol. Ginem
@omite iiberueben.
, 1876-01-13

Gorigen Spnnabcno muroe BON 6rn.
Gurlett, WlitglieO Der 2esislatur eine
Telolutiun eihgebra6t, $4,000 CUR Gr=
ridtuns eincs 9entmaIs fir @enerol S.
6. 3. Quart sf opprnpiiren. Giuem
Gomitc iIber9cben y! Sol lpl9e piel-
Ieibt na1 Der Gentennial-6 sicr 9eianot
lperoen?
, 1876-01-13

.Siebe yer batet. 3pei See
~oertnobcn, Nomen5 Yetcr SernoOn uno
;Scnrp 6ergulion, im relp. after pon y
unO IA Sobren, lpuroen 9eltern gloAt
inter Der Mnfla9c na6 Dem 2ten Sta-
1ionsbouie 9ebra6t, cine Yortie &leiOcr
aus eincm Yripatbouie an Der Gupernor
>5trabe seitoblen ST. buben. 9eute MOr=
gen miro Der SaG i'm Yoliaei9eri6te ppr
fOnnlen.
, 1876-01-13

Der Ser. Staaten grader Gcrein
fat einen @ufruf e%rlolien al ale Snterei-
lcnteu OeS Contemporaries tsbuf8 gei
iteueruna bon @elonlittelu sur Grrld)tuue
zines. Dem 8raucrmelc ell uno pelwunoteu
G3%peiqcn eemiomcten bel onocren @tbdu.
Oes auf benz Fbtluoelpbler NcltauSltel.
~lun3splase.
, 1876-01-13

Sames Geeo, welde, porgcltern Nadt
nod oas 2te Stotlpnsbaus 9ebra6t,
,an9etlagt cine 6lal6e Mle i'm 9ScrtDe
bon % Gents BON Gbarles %. Soltell
geltoblen ou baben, fam 9eitern Mpr=
gen Dor Dem YOli5ciri6ter uno wuroe,
bo oieits lein smeites @ergeben, Der 9u=
itlnqs Court it5erlpie]en.
, 1876-01-13

Ser 6aQ oes Goodman ps. Gi9ber9
uno Sbielbs bon Petersburg fam se=
fern in Der Cuttings Court nor. CID
berg muBte $72 sablen uno cr6ielt "a
Stunoen Sail uno SDiclos muBte $40
blcden unD "a Stunoen hrlmmen.
, 1876-01-13

GIiasS umb.o wuroe gu &C.
rin9ton, &p., 81 ei,em Sabre @eian9nil
pernrtbellt we9enG iebltnbls cines baum
wolenen &cgenl6irmcs i'm Wertbe Don
Is 9cuts. Menm Die Strdfe 0es 0ieb-
fables nod Dem @ertbe beg 9cltoblenen
Objettes bcmellen luiiroe, 10 bdtte Danad)
Smeeo 5u $500, 900 bic ~9elammten
Gin9l9minoler ober 5u $4,000, 000Sab=
rem oeruntbeilt ucroea miillen. Selldu=
Jig tommt Der 9fe9enl6irm Dem Staote
ouf 219 0pQars 5u fteb:n, Oa Der Inter
bait ocs @efongeuen tdsliN 60 Gents
fnltet.
, 1876-01-13

Ser Stootsbibliotbefor er6ielt geltern
pom Serrn SO. 9toeI Soinsbur9, wel-
ber i'm Stuutspopieren Office in 9on=
DON bsl@dftiot lit, mebrcre 9ofumente
weIhe pom Der Yir9inia Colony bon
17O7-1714 iprc0en. 9ielelben cnt-
balten eincn bell Der &e9icrung Der
&oniein 4nno uno einc lebr intercIantt
@elhihte ION Wirginio.
, 1876-01-13

Ga6oel Coleman, farbi9 I'M gtlter
pon 16 Sobrcn. wuroe 9eitern 9tu@t
mad Dem ]. Statiansboulc gebroAt, an-
geflagt, cine Yortie Giien BON Der Gbe=
lapeafe 4 Sbio gilcnbobn @eleli6aft
9cltobleu gu babrn. Scr SAT- miro bellte
Mpraen Dor Dem Yolisei9eri6te portom-
men.
, 1876-01-13

Gin Sober, ipelder ieinen 8interpor-
rutb in Soli uno &oblen cintaufen wil'
icutc nlAt pelfeb.en, bel Scrr &iuian
Utinnigerooe- an Der Salih Vanf, awi'
lden Der 9ten uno 10 Cir, noraulpre-
hen. Wir baben nn8 itber5eust. Dot
man an obisen Ylaec quite 2S@re fit
ciuen bialsen Yrcis betommer lam.
, 1876-01-13

IS miro Den Sreun0en un0 Dem Yu-
blifum i'm Ml9emeinen ongencbm icin,
Sl erfabren, DAP 9err Sobh @rdme ais
permonenter @eihdftsiiibrer oes &i6s
mono .W6ig" ongeltcllt pOrOen 1T.
, 1876-01-13

8eltern Ma9mittos fiel Der erlte
S1nee in bielem Winter, bod belt Der
ielDe nidt LANCE an. IS i6eint iiber-
Doupt, ouB Der 98inter nl9t ltrcnse chr
iueroen miro. Sem armen Wtann III es
lAon rc6t, bod Die &cblenbdnbler tIo-
gen,
, 1876-01-13

Sobn .. @ousban, ein Ofatrole hes
S0ooners nGbarles 6. @ouop" mar
geitsrn por Dem SpliSeiri6ter, onsetlo9t
belmli9 bapon9tlauIn gu lein. @r wur
DC ein9elperrt, bis oas S9lfi luclter lc=
0eln lplrb.
, 1876-01-13

General 6ib Sec. 9ieler berourra-
0cnoe &apnlerie = @eneral Der eunf6roe=
rirten Nrmce I'M lebtcu &riege, miro beu=
tie Ma6mitta9 I'M 4 llDr pOr Dem Snla
mi0rations= Gumite er1 hcincn, I'm leine
Mteinun9 iiber Smmi9ration m~lsSulpre.
den.
, 1876-01-13

ST q If S o n g, Geootteur elmer @i,
nelllbu 3situn9 81 San Jron5lsco be-
ablidti9t lib naturalil iren 81 ~lalien. Die
6ra9e miro Damn pnr bemSunoesbe5lrtss
geriAt entldieOen weroen, ob li9 Die
.Gbinelen bas Siir9crrcbt srlperbrn f0n=
men oOcr nidt.
COS beibt ood, bob nbne llnteri6ieb
Der 9tace oOer Tarbe, jtoer WierI1 bier
aleide Te6te 9enieben loa. Sinb Die
@bineien feline MeniGen, oher iino Die
Ne9er belier.)
, 1876-01-13

Ser ToQ ocs &nigbt Ds. Sobnlon 1T
NOD ni6t beenoist uno miro lpabrl6cil=
LID nod etli6c Sage oaucrn.
, 1876-01-13

Sctte 9lbcn0 wirb Scr 8on, 9eQcbcn
pon Company s., lite 8irqinia Negiz
mert, in 9cpp's Sole ~ituttinbcn uno
slueifeln mir ni6t, Oub 0erlelbe ein Gr-
folg 5u Ser @eleaI6dft lein lpiro.
, 1876-01-13
epuefttpnea vDn 8rieffafen.

%oh Aattsn an ten awei belonberen @eaen.
mslas ais Sternfaltsn befann int, 600 inns
il'4o .. W; $50 Mfb 7.15 81. 81. conn
ta9s-9.3o 9. 81. unb 7 81. 81.
~ I'm Sftertagen- eco g. sP. unn
: VI; we. Son allen nnbern Aolten tperber,,
sls Sflefe alt benz Giidpey her SrGoer opoeS
V0'' e. Y. 8an 2etn, %. 20.
, 1876-01-13
Softer u,tb 0ali1e.


Gleaante S6ulidu9e fir M}doderl
uno &naben.
bcine &albsleberne Gticfeln nno @du
Re fir 6erren, &nabeu lno Sanaliuqe.
Stlefel gum &n0pfen unO nit Spieen
fir 0umeu, W.d0den mb &inSer.
Softer Voltlc uno S4adtcln sa hsrs
uaterqeiesten preiien.
@nnni leberifube @ alien Sorten
gu iebr biliaen Yreiien.
SeitclIte arbeit miro gut perfcrtist
anb ou8 Ealicn 9arrantirt 9luSbcfc=
lunaen ucroen oufs Geite urO Pitpfli1s
lte beiorQt 9err SObn $. Vo(@cn
,uiro es ic9r freucn ieinen dltereu &upoen
mas, bclteQte 9trbeit tetrlfft, beoiener at
O%ilrfen. GERMAN Golden & gruocr,
No. ou9 rnt 81 Broad Strassc,
, 1876-01-13
Donuetfaa 70. 9aanar 1876.
9tdct NihmDno.

9pIiseis @eri9t. Tol9enbe
6d(e fomen gyltern in Oieiem @eri@te
sur Bodybuilding:
Nf. Wiortir, oneeflugt ipegen @eIeb
iibcrtretung unb ben Sen. g8inlton nit
S6ld9en 9eoro6t 5u baben, muroe ent=
~lu1en.
9cr SAT- Der @ir9inia 8el, farbis,
on9cflagt oos @obnbous oes gbram
SeG in Srano 9elteft 81 babeu, ,puroe
bis ouf bellte crI1obea.
Sacob Street, farbi9, @n9riIf oul
Mott SoDo, ~cntlaIien,
Sobn Sobn, Sruaten6eit, muroe ent=
laiien.
@cnrp Map, forbis, Nnsriif auf Gbas
Courtney, ouI beute perl0Oben.
6cnoerlon SaDlor, farbi5, @n9riff,
cntlailen.
9len Glriltian, farbie, Mn9riif oul
8. s. Gceo. ~entloler.
@e1eti ii bertrctun9en. Sic
6olgenben YerIon:n maren 9eitern Dor
bem 8oIiSei : 9ii6ter 98bite an9efla9t
Die Staot-0 eOronunsen iibertretcn 5ll
bnhen:
81. .. @arp unb 90. g. Sorb, pur-
hcn jsoer 80 g%citroft neil tie Die Canal
Str, 5rpil6en DER 1lten uno 12ten nit
0pls pcriperrtcn.
6. 6. 8eIpin, Ssnrp Motfins uno
SulMes @aincs, wuroen jeOer ~ fir
b%olleIbe 8er9ebem b%eltroft.
Sobn Sarris, puroe IS 9cltraIt, lpell
bciien &utlder ieine 9ienite ben Paiia=
9ieren ON &idmono unO 9. Sepot ouf-
bron9.
SOlcpb Meefins tplroc S. 0eltraft fir
boiitlbe 8er9eben.
98m. Yfeiffer wurre So 0~eltraft, wcil
iciHe Sub li0 III Den 81 entIl9enS tra ben
nmbertrleb.
, 1876-01-13

Mariue. S9ooner Gbarles 9.
McShoin, Gapt.G ul9lep BON 0tihmonO
errei9te 9eltern Baltimore.