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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23
on MURDER TO FIVE PARISHES

GOV. Kellogg was pushed into an awA-
Nard corner the other day in his inter
view with III. Democratic representa-
iiycs now in New Orleans. He and all
the other governors whose states have
regulated them, have been tclcgraphing
north all sorts OF lies 10 Republican pa
Ders without thinking that they might be
called TO account for them At home. Tx
Senator Doolittle asked GOV. h llogg
What foundation he had Tor his state
men,, telegraphed to q New York news
paper, uatt the vote OF 1--WE parishes would
be thrown out Oh account OF intilni-
dalton aud fraud. The governor cast
about for AN answer and finally gave the
details OF murder that happened year
ago One murder TO live parishes One
murder TO keep thousands Of Republicans
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

TuE Springfield Regtbiica" sometime
ago demanded that the votes actually
cast in the three disputed states should be
counted, and the electoral vote given to
the actual majority. not the majority
made by throwing out votes. The Lou
isiana correspondent Of the New York
Tribvn, telegraphs that the Republicans
admit majority OF votes actually cast to
be against them. II the Repetition,
meant what it said. il ought now TO de-
be given TO MIR. Tilden, and Mr.. Tilden
be declared president. That j. the judy.
ment of all fair-mnded men.
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FLORIDA.
The Democratic COuntics-N antOn
Marbles Opinion.

Tallahassee Telegram to the New Iork Herald.
called upon Mr.. Manton Marble and
requested him to prepare for the Herald
statement covering the especial fact as
to whether the Democrats had control o:
the counties not yet reported. Mr.. Mar
bic gave me the annexed card at | | o'clock
tonight:
Zachariah Chambers order, sent hithel
to claim Florida as Republican and stick
10 the claim, must account for any state,
ment that the counties not yet reported
are all under Democratic control. The
reverse is true not one of them is under
Democratic control. Every county il
Florida is under Republican control
The three county canvassers in every
county and the county Judge were ap-
pointed by a Republican governor III,
clerk OF the circuit court was appointed
by Republican governor ; justice o
the peace was also appointed by Rcpub
lican governor.
From the precinct blllot-boXes TO The
Tallahassee STATE house, the place o
voting; the precinct officers who receive
the vote, The officer who records tho
vote. the county officers whose Judgment
affects the certificate OF the vote, the
state officers who by law canvass the
county returns OF the vote, the governor
who certiiics the result OF their canvass
OF the vote, all are Republicans or under
Republican control. such is the law.
Such is the lack. The Florida Demo.
cratic committee are unaware that county
returns have been received by the gov
crnor and secretary of state, and are also
unaware what county returns have been
stolen from the mails, which are also un-
der Republican control, and being deter
mined TO Illustrate "A Justification Of the
county returns, for the sufficient reason
that the recorded county results aggre-
gate a certain Democratic majority Tor
the Tilden electors and for Coy. Drew.
have labOred in every county in
floflua To secure a prompt trans
mission OF the official returns TO Tallahas.
see, and at large expense have sent TO
every county for certified copies of the
Official record thus made aud recorded
by Republican election officers. Coy.
Stearns conld insure the arrival of the
onielal returns where the efforts Of the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23
CYRUS s. oBERLY. Editor.
rms suIIEriy ESIABLIsunENT
FOR SALE.

am anxious to 60 out Of the newspaper
and printing business into another bust
ness, and therefore offer the whole BuLLr-
TIN Printing E,tablishment-machinery
types, buildings. aud good will of the
newspaper and job office--ior sale upon
the easiest kind Of terms. This news
paper and job printing establishment is
the best appointed one IN Southern ILL.,
nois, and is a money-making concern.
Any one who wishes to engage in the
business will find this to b. an excellent
opportunity.
Inquire ut the BULLETIN Office. of Mr..
r. A. Burnett.
oct. 20, 1876. .IoHN II. OBERLY
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

TuE man who stands by in Louisiana
and sees fraud done without protesting,
is dead from that hour. His political flu
ture Is closed as with stone wall. lie
will 90 marked to his grave, and the
American people will never trust him
again. The shrewd Republicans know
this, and that is why the Republican.
now in New Orleans are mostly fools OF
knaves-fools who never had a future, o,
knaves who have no future left. The de,
cent Republicans know what KELLOGG
and the returning board are capable Of
and they keep as far away from New Or
leans as possible.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

WHEREAS, Maria Roberts, Of the Count; Of
Alexander and state of Illinois, by her certain
trust deed, or sale mortgage, duly executed, ac-
knOwledged and dcliYeTe1, bearing date the 18th
day ~ August, 4. ID 1876, and recorded in the
Recorders Office OF Alexander county, in the
State of Illinois, in book T. Of sale mortgages AT
page 80, dld convey unto Orsemas Greenley as
trustee, all the following described premises
situated IN the county Of Alexander and State of
Illinois 10 wit: The southwest fractional part
Of section twenty-five (2D, township seventeen
~ range Two (2l west also the southeast frac-
tiOnal part Of section twenty-sIX (2Gl, in town
ship seventeen az, IN range Two (2J vest, 10 Sc
cure the payment OF prOmles sorry note for the
sum of one hundred and siNty-eight dollars, eX-
ocuted by the said Maria Roberts and PAYABLE 10
the order Of the said Orsenas GTeenley and
where's, ~ is provided IN and by SAID tlust
deed, that in case of default in the PAYMENT of
the said promissory note or any part thereof
according 10 the tenor and effect Of said note
then, on application OF the legal holder OF said
note. il should and might be lawful for the I'M
dersig Ied DIsemds Greenlcy 10 sell and dispose
OF the SAID premises and all the right title, ben
eit, and equit' OF redemption of said Maria
Roberts, or her heirs and assigns therein. at pub
lie auction al the west door OF the cnurt house
IN lhe city OF Cairo, in the county Of Alexander
anu state OF Illinois, for the highest and bs 81
price the same VIII bring in cash after having
advertised such sae thirty days n any newspa-
per at that time published in the said city OF
Iairo ana 10 make, execute, and deliver 10 The
purchaser or pdTch tsers at such sale. coed and
sufficient deed or deeds of conveyance for the
premises sold, and ont OF the proceeds of such
sale 10 pay all costs and expense. incurred in id
Yertisn2 and selling said premises, in lading
attorneys fees, also The principal and interest
on said note and whereas, default has been
maze In the payment Of the said note, principal
aud interest; now, therefore, public notice Is
hereby given, that in y rsuance of said sale
mortgage, ana by virtue Of the power amt au-
thoiity to me granted in and by the same, aud
by virtue Of The statute of the slate, l. the nder-
signed, will on Friday, the l7th day OF Nov \.
D., ls'd, at O'Clock, p M, at west door ofthe
coure hoise, IN Tue city oI cairo sell and dispose
OF the premises above and in said trust mort
gage deed described and all the ri ght title, BEN
eft and equity Of redemption Of the said Maria
Roberts, her heirs or assigns therein, at public
anetion. for the highest and best price the same
will bring in cash.
ORsEMAs GREESLEY, Mortgage.
LlNECAR a LANsDES. Atty Tor Mortgage.
Oct. II, 1876 sod
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

from the polls and inducing thousands of
them to vote the Democratic ticket. No,
no. gentlemen. start your outrage fac
tories at once, aud give rs murder and as
saults aud threats in all their old time
abundance, but don't expect the north
eru People to believe that Coy. Hayes
mustbe declared president because q year
ago ono murder WAS committed in Lou
isiana. You must produce bigger bill
of particulars II you want to win the case.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

TIE Republican party has given NJ 4
new idea in politics. When the conSii-
tuition was adopted, II was understood
that the president would he elected
by the casting of ballots; but the
Republican party has discovered that the
easiest way is by throwing ballots out
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS says that lac
has no doubt that Gov. 1ilden has been
elected president. William W. Bclknap
aud Orville +. Babcock think that the
election is Nct to be had. and that Gov.
Hayes Is sure TO be the man. They
don't see anything unconstitutional in
the election OF q president by returning
board
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23

~ Hayes is counted in, the house Of
won't contain ten Republicans. There
won't be enough OF the party lett to hold
caucus. There is no installing the
temper Of the people on This point. II il
thoroughly aroused.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-11-23
WIN. r. SMITH
Physician & Surgeon.

Once In Winters Block, corner Seventh au'i
Commercial Avenue (sntiance on seventh
residence Thirteenth street, wet OF Washington
avenue. u
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HE "sTCCEsSsON,'

Ben Butler arrived here last night and
to-day had an Interview with Caleb Cush-
ing. 1t is understood that Gen. Butler
is of opinion that if all Of the disputed
states are counted in for Hayes and
Wheeler the house will object TO the re-
ception of the votes OF these states. On
the other hand the senate VIII object 10
the votes OF Alabama and Mississippi
and the end will be that a president will
not be chosen by the 4th of March, and
that the president pro tempore of the sem
ate, whoever he may be, will become
president. There are some who assert
that in the event of there being no choice
by the 9TH of March Grant will hold
over. Mr.. Grant also believes this posi-
Bile.
THE RESULT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hon. Montgomery Blair has returned
from Columbia, ). c. He says that the
Democrats have a duplicate tally of the
votes cast at all the precincts in the state,
which do not agree with the tabulated
count made by the returning board. Tn.
der the auxiliary order OF the supreme
court 1t will take cognizance of excep-
tons filed by the Democrats and it NAV
be necessary to count the separate bal
lots To determine the result.
THE sPEAKERsHp.
As the time for congress to assemble
rapidly approaches, there ia some talk Of
who ls to be speaker. Cox. Randall. and
Sayler are the prominent candidates.
Sayler to all outside appearances has app
parenlly the strongest chances to succeed
Kerr. as he became very popular during
the days when he was speaker pro TEN.
Cox is working up much sympathy
among southern members by claiming
that he was badly used by having the pro
tenn. speakership stolen away from him
when John Kelly forced him to go TO st.
Louis. Ithas been thought not bad idea
10 sci this little man right. 90 that it is
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The Feeling at Washington
Especial to Chicago Times.

FATHER TAFT HAS AN OPINION.
WAsHISGToN, Nov 2l.-Attorncy-
General TAFT is probably less burdcned
with information than any other member
OF the cabinet, and yet none are more
ready than he to volunteer opinions. lie
is now working up an opinion upon the
complications upon the subject OF the
electors in Louisiana, and he has not as
yet reached a conclusion that he can suili-
GENTLY trust TO send 10 his tcllow-coun-
trymcn as an absolute guide upon the
suhipot
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n, inclination nah,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

gerbanbIunsen beS g a bt.
Surt IestenD tsnfas 1T ;u entnebm,en.
baB % 8Onts, TN 8etrase Ron $1,000 ieber
bur& ben 5innns-Gsentsn Der Staht ct, paul
tn Nsw gcrf 81 Z yrueent tdbrli&sn Sutereneu
perwertbet tperben fplsn. Die Bombs traeeu
bas Datum bonn 1. @pril 1876 unb S%erfaEIsu
aaf BEN 1. Npril 1881. Das 8elb fOI fir BIZ
grri&tuns zines siiernen gpssns an Der bief-
gen Bride iber ben Milfifppi Serpsnbst per-
ben. DaS Giisn iol tnnerbalb eines Runats
AT Srt unb Stele isin.
Das 9alair bss Sber . Snsenieurs bes
Gsuer.E Departments wurbe auf $500, basientse
bss erfen @(fRsntsn auf $500 unb baSieniee
bes speitsn @ilaentsn nuf $3.50 befimmt.
SIR 2isenfen uu,oen Uabrsnb Der erlen apet
MOaate bisiss Sabres etnseupmnten.
9tquOr-9isenien $18,6OO.
gsrldietene 2isenfen $1,315.
Megser>9isenlen $500.
8ier-9iseulen $3.50.
5anbe. ei3enien 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

Die GUuntY- G 0 m m t ffGre e~enebmts-
ten ben 8urslGafstitel bes S&asmeifera
tlinr in, gstrase Bon 100000.
Sbsrif 8e&t leBt bic @Omnifdre tn 8snnt'
niB, taB es ibu, unmEsli& iei, nit etnern einat'
gen @efansenwGrter, trel&en bas neue Geies
erlaubt, bic @sfansenen sebBris su tewa&en,
unb bnB feline Gtntinfte inn bic @nReaune
Nnberer niGt erlanben. Die Gommi6Gre neb-
men bic SaGe su 5ersen.
@ie Der geri6t hes NubitOrs auSneif, belle.
fen fd bic @srtblGdsunsen fir basGOunts nu'
$495, A6e. Ter GUurtbausplab NIT @ebdu'
IiGteiisn Tsurtrt NIT $4,000, bic @rmen.
farm nit $4,000; bas armenbaus nit $15,.
600, bic @btruets nit $25,U00 anb Der Ssf
aus ssrfaQsnen Earen befebsnb.
Die gsrbtnbIi1fetten beS County lnb tn
@aussn $193,68l, 70 bab bic @ertbla@en bic
lelben um $301,287 ibsrfstssn.
Die @innabmen bes Scrtsen Sabres beIiefer
iG amf $266. 7S5, wdbreub bic Mussaber
$685. 500 betrueen.
SIR anseflaste gerbre&er purbe an Serf&ie'
bene Nbppfaten, pelGe berea gertbetbisunf
fabrtsn, bic @umme Bon $500 aus be,
County SaTs bssablt.
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Grserprt, SQS.
g. s. 3abm s. So. Corners.

g. s. 3abm s. So. z GOrnsre.
bnben ibrsn StOre wieoer ~nsIfdnote
nit neusn Daaren ansefuQt, teiebenr
aus Sleiperfrfsn Der neuefen More
piaues, 6renh @alieos, @inebams.
GaI;msrss fsinsr uno erUber Sualitdi
fir 6errsn uno Rnaben ; 8aumpoIs
LEM unb 2einpano : Waarsn fit zen
6ausbaIt, BEL yarp Deer Stid, SEM
ferearpinen, Surs, Waaren. Strimpfe,
6anrldube, Cor ettsn, 1if6: unp 8stt>
eeden &c &c.
Die Nuswabl III Die bette TN Staat
unr "a bic @aaren sur 3eit einseleet
murren, no Ie am pDrtbeilbafteiten ;u
baben worsn, linr mir i'm Stanee, blu,
ger au ~psrfaufsn, als biss sinem anre,
rem Wslddfte m5sli6 1T. Btr periens
ZEN nuf 8srlauaen YrCben ron Waas
rem, NIT p%rsisan9abe, fret nab irsenc
elmer rofOffces Ar,elIe uno f6nnen be-
|eute 8aaren in Suantitdtsn bic III
A pfunp, 3u Is Gents eas pfuno, per
Ypif tefDrpern.
1ies sisbt Screm eine@selesenbsit,in
furssr 3sit Maarsn Direct BON uns NIT
sertnesn Soften ;u ts3ieben.
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8etreenbb Bic GpIrnte In Spift
GuuntY ma@t bu&tu' fer @CabiutOrbii&Of s.
Srelanc befannt, tab MiuneiOta Garmsr in Der
Spift Counts GOlCnie feline Iufuabme fnoeu,
ba bieie gOIpnie gum gefen FOLDER 2eute preas
nifirt purbe, bic feline 5eimfGtte baben unb
gang beiCnters nit &Idii&t barauf bic Gin
ranbsruus BON Dfli&enS tGbtsn Der su f~Srbfrn,
unb Der Gjriutsr wirb freue an ieinem Ut.
iprineli&en glane fefbalten.
Diele NittbeiIuns wurbe bur@ BITE Na&riGt
SeranIaBt, bae nsbrere trif&e Garmsr In DafO.
ia county tbrr 8armen gu pertaufen iu&sn, um
f9 in Spift County aasulebeIn.
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Deutl&-N m erif n e8 8et
Der Iesten @ablSeriammIume wurbe bic Ser
tpaltung unb has Directprium Der DeutlG-
M%meritanilGen 8ant belelt, pie fOlet
YrGfbent-S. WiQius.
giee- prdFeert- Sobn 9. Santprn,
RafTrer-9ufap WtQtus.
Dtrscturen - 8. @pBian, Sames s. Weeb,
Natbtas 9pa. 8erbinanb Wiaius, @nt. 2tn.
bete, SUbn 9. SanbOrn, @m. Gsntans, Ser.
naro Mt&eI. rrt {. 2anpreY, SUbn @atbets,
CIR. Stablmann, Wm. Solder, 6~erbinant
8uauft u. 9OlterbuF unb Ioam Gtnt.
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8. Nntpn &tmme's @rocery- unb
prpstftpns+9tore, Gde Der 10. unb
ct. Yster StrnBe, ct. 9nul, enpfeblt f6
barG ben befea 0prratb aQer tpInlGbaren Or.
ttte, 9ausbalt-, wte 6anep- @rOceries, tnlGn'
btl&e unb trnporttrte Gri9te u. {. 10. 8eiOa-
brrs beliebt linb s~esenwGrtts bic Date Graders.
BON @bieasU, wsl&e bier s&t 3u babtn iinb.
2tebbaber gutter @stne, 2~iaueure unb Cigar
rem Fnbens BET Serrn Etmme thinner etpas
mad ibrern @efGmafe. vreife febr btate.
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Tar bic Ct. YauI unb pacifr
9 a } n purbe fir3li& burG tte bpudnbilHsn
G~issntbimer Der S%&ulhpapiere in Nsm gOlt
etne neue gerraltuns ~einseiest unb tuurbsn su
Dtreftursn srnannt Sobn 9. Barnes, nnb
eenry M. Batter BON Der Girna 5pbn unb g.
8enusts u. So. New gOrt, @. 3. @cptt unb
Ir. Duuman.
Dos neue EireeiOriuni bat 5errn Sobn g.
Barnss sOn Nep gcrt gum grdfbenten Ter
Grfen DiptFpn unb 9erru s GarIey gum
General ef&dfts-D irisenten (Gsneral Sra.
nassr) sepGblt. 8srner baben bic 5erren De-
lano, Brseb unb Campbell BON ct. paul unb
Sapase BON Nsw gOrt tbre Stslsn ais Dirst-
loren nteherssIest, pel&e bur& BITE Dabl Der
Esrren 8arnes, Batter, Gectt INT pullman
aussefiat murben. gont alien sDtrsttcrsn-
Gclesium bIsiben In benz nsuen nod 6 . unt
6 6 2it&Telb.
pr. 30 8arIsy, ale gaiTrer Der senannteu
Gcmpasnte bat cine 3ui&rift an bic Staats'
lssislatur son MinneiOta ssri&tet, nit BEN
Gsiu&s, baB ben sabIrsi9sn peripneu, weI&'
cine pfancpsriGrsibans auf eGnbereten Der ct
@inesnt 3petsbabn befBen, snbli& stumaI III
&e9t 3a She'll trerte, unb eub Der Gcupsrneu
ansspteen perbe, bic BON Der Gcmpagnte er
rcrbenen 2ar bereien bur1 &e@tsttel benlelbe'
sur gerfasuns sa feIen, uber baB ben getbei
Iisten Gin grpssB uber etn anberes 8e&tsper
fabret g%efattet perSe, bamit BITE &e&tsanipri
DE Der bstrsfsnben yarteisn enbsiItts entf&is
ben irerben.
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Die alien Wnfebler babsu fclsenbe
8eamte erp6blt:
yrGibent-5Y Gl&le.
@ice- yrSftenten-@ GIbeI, pius S&miDt
6 Sabsl, E Otto, u yoers, @ GlaRsu, @m
SITES, Sui @rpe, Or 8abrtelien, s 6 2aueu.
ROTH, ST. 2ambreGt, unb Geo Gruber.
@nrttGr-Granf Weruer.
SGaBmetfer-@eors Mif&.
gerraltunss.&a - 5 6 ge9t She's
Samm unb Wm Qiubefe.
Gtnans-@ ON mittee-M Defer, Gr Stunt uni
Sal Ssd.
Bar gomm ittee-w 8enber, Sac G&ntbius
unb O Glbel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

DaS getu bes @oupernears traf mebrere
8ils, nGmItH:
Sir bic Taubfu mraen- unb 8linbenanltali
ipa,en $4,000 b~epiaist. @efrt&en; ferner
Die 8ta, betrefenb 2tsferuns BON @antpei-
sen an Observation-Disclosures bic eumme ID
1876, 900.
Die Bin fir 8epiGisune BON $4,000 fir
8auten am 3u9tbaus.
Die gia, betrsfenbG fir sinen
artsFiGen 8runnen bet Der RefOrm iGuIe
$1,000.
Diefe g~epiatsursen bslaufen f9 auf $751;.
600, tIr beren Iusaabluns berS taatsi9aB tsin
@elb bat.
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Stadt gaud.
Oanfia9un0,

auen Denjenieeu. wslde f6 BET Der
iansitsn 6oir gum 9sfen Der neusn
psutl&en fatbOlilGen Stride bstbeiIisi
baben, lei IS burd pirsfte Gaben Ooer
eur& DisnfleiRunaen Uper auf irsenc
pel@e Beile eur@ GSrperuns bee suten
Wertes, triro hermit Der ber3li9fs
Danf Ger 0emetnre ausssirrOGen.
DaS arrangements COMMITTEE
81. paul 1. WdrI 1876.
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a 6emife. MebL @etretbe unb
Gutter. SD lente aGtunssSoO bic Nufmerf-
iamtsit BON Garmeru auf .biele An3eise, ba Id
einen pollen gOrratb BON jebem @rtitel baIte
unb ipl6e baben utuB.
GrifGe Butter unb Gier cine Spe;taIitdt.
Sec. 8. Qains, 296 Sort CTR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

Der ct &pfa Sunsfraue n-8er-
Elm pablte in ietner %iinsFen SabresSeriamm,
lung fulseubsn 8orfanb:
grailbentin-Inna Messer.
8iSe>V rdIsenttn- Mnna SRI.
Sscrstdrin- NarY GGniBius.
Observation-Disclosures 8artbel.
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5frr Or. @ erbarb &pblfs biell
SUrise @c&e apei @ortrdse TN bteisen Gtbs-
nauun iber feline %msrtpirbissn &etien in afri-
ia unb lteB ben 3ubGrer burt ietne fsfelnbsn
S&ilberansen, BET @srmsiruus ieber l1sbertrei-
buns, iotpte nt9t n,iaber bnrb ietn perlSnli&
isbr einnebmenees Gri9sinen einen itbr anse-
usbmen GtSbrud surid. 81. &Oblfs ba! bic
ieltene @abe, Elm aus Ser1&tebenen Gle
menten beRebsnbes Nubitcriam III tefrietiesn.
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&Gufpere DID, fpeie unb f&nautl
niHt tn etnert fort, unb ptbere ni9t Sebfrmanr
an nit Detnem 3atarib unb bsfen iibsIn &c.
ruG, ba tr1 DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
(8atarrb. MttteD alien @eru& beieitiet BEN
Nusrurf Elm Gnbe ma@t unb Did beHi, Be
allen Mpoibefern su baben.
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Salair Ncfprirt.

Der 2sier erinnsrt lht Der bieIfa&eS GrTrts-
runssn unb Rdmpfs tusl&e bte %icsenannte &s'
fcrmfrass Seraulaete, bic fe In Der 8Orrn zines
@eieBes Dor bic 2esisIatur ssbraGt tperbsn
fonnte. Das &eiultat ltest nun Dor unb mad.
fsbsnbe Isabelle aetst, 100 unb pie ptel bnrG
bas neus Gees an 8eiolbunsen Gelb seipart
purSe. Die 3uiammenfeluns Der @ussaten
IN frIoenNe.
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Sir s arDer Comfy babs, bic Com
miFIre beGelben NIT ben 8iirsen bss aussetre-
men S&abmeifers 5aFenfab einsn gsrslei& in
benz Sinne atseitlOGen, bab fe BON ben 8ir>
ssn sias gsrsituns sOn $4,000 a%nnebmen, un-
ter her 8ebtneune, tab btsie @umme bic gum
81. NGrs b. s. tn bic County. 8afe besabIt iein
trirh.
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(Gt IT,
Or ibble safe. Mronet Co., Winn. /
3. M1ra 1876. !

BUR Na&ri&t fiji nQe fatb oliiGenGemsineen
tbetlen nir NIT, baB Serr StmOn Giete, Bib.
bauer In ct. pauI, fir uhiere neue 8trGe cine
Statue unfers 8ir&en-Yatrons, tss bL. NifO.
laus, psrfertist bat unb spar our pollen 3uftie-
benbstt uniers bu&w. Sssllorsers bo&p. 9rn
8. 3u3et uab Der san3en Gemeinoe. Mir
empfeblen baber ben Serrn Dietel antern Sc.
meinten beasns our Nufertisuns ijnfli9er
GGnisersi-@ rbett, psl&e prompt anb biais &C.
Iiefsrt ptrb, unb ipini&en benz frebiamsnaanf-
ler ales Slid ~ leinen l1nternsbmunsen.
u. 3tB
Nicctft Citation, Ntnn.
Mnmert. b. &ebacttcn. Wte mir
u~ernebmsn, bat pr. Dtstel BON b~srieIben &C.
nnetnee bic gefeluns elmer Statne Der aasrfs'
lisfen Sunsfrau iibernCmmen.
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Die @eIbbep tllteun8en, pelGe
bic @enebmisuns Der jinsaen StaatsIestslatur
erbielten, betroeen i'm @anssn bas netteS umm-
den BON $3.50, 422. 40, pUsOn bic 9sstslatar fir
liG flbf $65, 900 IN &nipru1 ntmmt.