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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-19

A GROSS OUTRAGE night, as the
crowd which had been attending the radical
meeting was SEPARATING, au attack Was made
upon the residence Of John b Smoot esq, gu
Prucr, near Columbus street. A pistol was
fired at the doorway, the ball entering the door
and cube ddiug itself in the wood, while a brick
was thrown against the building The perpe-
traitors of this Outrage are unknown. MIR.
Smoot. on hcariug the 6r!og, came down to the
door but the assailauls had left. H. desires
that notice should be given Of the next call up
on him, when warm welcome will be insured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-19
EDUCAWON1L.

MRS. GEORGE WILL REOPEN HER
lU SCHOOL FOR BOYS on SEPT l8:h at
her residence, l27 Duke st. sen 2-eotd
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
THEY WEAR WELL
Over Two Years of Practical Trial
Has Proved Their Worth.
Certificates that Yield an Admirable
Return

DAY by day and month by month the ap
probation OF the worth OF the Investment
certificates issued b. the Merchants Farmers
and Mechanics Savings Bank Increases. The
major idea which inspired the submission oil
these certificates ~ puhhe approval has re-
ceiyed an Endorsement hroadspread and graft
fying. and the endea,or to furnish improved
real estate security a. persons having com
psratiy,ly small sums Of money to lend, IS
thorough, and satisfactorily realized.
Men Or corporation, Niul large amounts ~ money
had been the onl, ptrt,~ -. yould reap a." benefit
Of the superior class cUrity question until th~e
crrtihcAte> perfected. man ~itb onis sl0J OF
500 lend unable % obtain tbs hgh interest and
excellent collateral q improved real estate mortgage
lnsIScoufeSSedy the most desirable firm - invest
ment under the sun The owner 81 such property,
however much he might he "a ue-i q mones. not
Inclined Ia pledge nj realty Tor enormously be-
low it. VAlua' Tie a. ,,ur-e willing give
mortgage return for luAn Of th.ri. even less.
the value hi, property but thai rarely
tie disposal Of tht lender " only moderate
C.n>,q uenty .he latter Obliged T. content himself
With putting hi, ioun., where only smaller rate Of
interest could be ,btalnrd u trenching upon the
DOMAIN by speculation ~ accepting doubtful security.
hr Nyd'.N A,er'' manager "' ''e her ihAhts f"r
n'er, 'hd Mechanic saving hAhA III scum Cafh -
III '.I Ne1i' 'ee' '''i''niii< 'ie " eN- y ''e'
t'iiiihA u'iN 'l'uol'. ne 'eiie''i " Psi"'7 ." SNe
che man Nth light 4 available ea~h chance
III lend none, in ma, f-r t. rem III. benefit Il the
, s.- - ,, . -,
h'Ah lh''i''' ~" -'"t'''e '"'i'H N'"'u'u n Vt
liens improved rti estate. The result u ms study
.4f ,,..r.,f,,. ~ tb- Investment Certificate ides
- -. .I,,. - -.
N'''' ''A- 'i'''' ''' H. ~'isif N'N As'e'A"'A
AuuNE.
Tb. t... 4 -s ,pJ .-,tts-i business ,t.rrs-
t.. ... 80,
e''H Nil'h ''''N'i' "'''' % g ~ l"' 'Pi"''"
n tOr putiing the project mt, sp,r.Inn. The hot
+,v - ,, j, r,t t,,. ,,,.t u 49, y,,,,. 4, "a ,,,,
~
most ,tdoooTnll ever -ihce L"AnN made Then and 81
,srwaris upon improved prut-rt, o.. this kind were
-, /, JILL j, st ,,a,,.i. +.,,,.- q, a., 49,
~ Nhlch Mr. MNef~ q me mead me mortgages tAkeh
we're place. M tie hafis q reliable Trustee George
.h,, - , ~ S., 81, ,,,,.,,, a 49,. A., a..
N-'u''i' - = VIZ " " '' ' IT
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Vincent 8 Lecture

One Of the most interesting and instructive
lectures Of the season, in the Star Lecture
Course, was delivered by Henry Vincent.
Esq, of London. England. at Plymouth
Church, on Monday evening, in the pre-ence
Of a large and highly cultivated audience.
The speaker was il troduced to the audience
by DR.. b. p Reynolds in a brief, eulogistic
and appropriate speech, whose name, he
stated, is a household word in the old
country, a man whose whole life has boon
devoted to the cause Of the downtrodden and
oppressed, and who stood SO nobly by this
country in her hour of peril, after which Mr..
Vincent proceeded with his lecture on Manli-
ness The true and the false in both man
and woman, wss the theme which the elo-
quent lecturer dwelt upon in great earnest
ness ard power; and those who appreciate
the genius of this remarkable man will un-
derstand that from first to last his discourse
sbounded in sarcasm, ready wit, and what is
best of all, sound common sense. Space does
not admit an adequate notice, but We are
pleased to learn that at no distant day Chi
cage will again hear the voice Of this great
advocate of popular rights.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
The Golden Rule, and the Rule o
Gold.

A few days ago gentleman Of this city
received by mail a check for 500. He des
posted it in his bank, and went down into
the street, there to be met by rumor that
sent him back IN haste I, twenty-five
minutes had elapsed T = teller's little
door was shut The money was gone.
Had it been stolen Was the banker
swindler No. he had failed ,
About the same time, q merchant re-
eeived large quantity Of goods one day
near the close OF business hours. He made
SINE common place excuse for not making
immediate payment, and promised TO send
a check the next morning. The first an
nouncement Of the morning was that he
had failed. He had the goods, but the real
owner was without his check Was the
merchant thief Ought he TO have gone
to jaiIl Not at all He had merely sus-
pended. He was unable to meet his obi
cations.
Two young men were recently brought
into one Of our police courts on q charge OF
stealing shoes from q Third avenue store.
They were decent in appearance and i: wan
believed by some that they had been driven
to crime byswant. Had they failed, or had
they suspended Or was it because they
were unable to meet their obligationa Z
Not at all. They were thieves-common
thieves-very common thieves They were
sent to the penitentiary for two months
NJ Y. TribwNs
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

Of providing against a day Of adversely, Anj'
'ead Of spending their ssrplus tarDir & IN
US less ge~ gsws aud indigestible edibles,
they select some safe and reliable Institution
wherein % deposit their spare dollars, and
r,cei,. th-r,,,,r fair rate Of interest the
first step toward making q fortune.
Ia this eonnecti IN. we mention with pleas .
ure the Cook County savings Bank, located
at 30 CLARK street, corner of Madison,
which Il conducted nv men OF canton and
experience Central in position. situated On
streets - hich have direct connection with all
lines III cars, Il Is accessible alike To the de-
D lsltor II the south. the wet u the north
divisions
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Lines Addressed to Mrs. Williams.
Death Of Her Husband, Rev. D. Williams
WELSH PRESBY MINISTER.

Oh weep not tor him. though he. gone the grave
His bright -pirt fed 70 the mansion Il Iosv.
His breath ne resigned t. that Being he gave
AMI nov calmly rests uith his Master above.
on weep not f,r him. d. Is guh, from tn si-ht
~ mmge hi praise -ith The -.ng. ~ th- bi-~t
Through heavens va, circuit he alng- ni, hIgh'
Where sorro~ dstJfi- not N. r-4-- Il the breast
liz EFT this dark earth tor a brighter abode,
Where ANGELS thoircit han round With delighi
He'- freed from the burden OF sn-cru-hing load,
And gone where N. dsy know, 10 shadow II night
lie blossoms 10 Eden, ybo~e bo~ers zee fade
BY the suns scorchng heat cold winter blast,
There >weetly reposes, beneath it, cool shade.
And fears not the storm. for his anchor j. fast.
lie left thee his partner the joy II his h, .rt,
The friend OF his bosom, in grief 70 lamer
Whose voice -oothed his s,herings in deaths nnsl
smsrt,
While thy heart Sith deep and anguish Vas
rent.
Thou Watched his ,ie1 couch I'LL the last shades Of
death
Passed Ger his pale features and closed his dim eve,
And pressed his parrhe pS he dr~ hi last breath.
And took his departure for glory high
Beside that clear river w1ich peacefully glide
MID the beautiful pastures IN yon holy LAND
he andsrs secure by Einmannes side,
Led on by his geatle, omnipotent hand.
In that lovely cline tn eatening thuBders roar
Or vivid lightninPs nSsh above his h"ly head
No. in that blessed region scene like these o'er
No cloud can dim the brightness ~hiah 'abeauls
shed
Yes, he hives in 4 LAND II pure delight,
Where truth shines ike day And where night
Then dry up thy tears thou shalt long be riven;
Hen welcome thee 10 the portals Of Heaven
CHICAGO H.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

So clip the following r,m the London
P,orro,al and colonial Pee Ny,e, Of Dee.
-
I'VE hrd some readable ira ling sketches.
under the hciding y TO and tru q the Old
World, ia the WoREIN5NAN's Al voCATE, a
iasorIte new sheet an Chicago and . neigh
nrrhood The sketches are from TIE pen "
L. r ottawa Esq. ii chat city. WHO. be-
sides beng = writer of some ability, IS senior
partner m the large printing rrrn Of Getaway
s Colbert Having had the pleasure Of
meeting Nj. OttawaY while be was travelling
az tins country. We await the arrival of other
parcels with some curiosity. a. the sketches
viii run through the Alv,CATE for many
weeks It's always gratifying 60 ma liter
airy ability and business capacI ) combined.
and "GenJiemeE 4 the Press actually
press linen
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS

S1b. 90 Beaver Cloaks for $1,000
$22 ~ Beaver Cloaks for $l4 90.
Sl4 90 Mink Sets for IS. 90.
S25 % Mink Sets for $500
500 W Mink Sets, S25
9Oc Black Cashmere, all wool, for Toe
1925 Black Cashmere, AZ inches wide,
for 90c.
45c Camefs Hair Serges for 25c
60c Camers Hair Plaids for SOC
Sl.25 Plaid Waterproofs for 90c.
1925 Navy Blue Waterproofs for 81 90
Atwood Empress Cloth, 35c, SITE and
4Oc.
Atwood Camel's Hair Plaid at 81 % and
81. 10, worth 81 80 and g. 90
Atwood Cashmere. new shades, csc, zoe
and 800
500 pcs Atwood nsnnels, l8e, 20c, PC
Zoe
500 pcs heavy shaker hannels, 20c, PC
and 25c.
800 pair white blankets at 90 20, e. 90
and So
$50 reversible quilts at $3.50. worth
g. 90
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Cook County Savings Bank.

The advantages Of savings hanks cannot be
overestimated. The millions Of dollars which
they hoid belonging to the small but thrifty
basinea pen and women, and the fragul and
industrious Of our working population, 10 an
evidsnce of their usefulness and beneficiary
results. In the day of their prosperity, We
w0nA kindly suggest TO them the PrOpristy
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

TBt Mechanics Institute numbers 80 male
and + female members. The rooms By the
Industrial Art school winch have been ntted
up ior the Society. viii be opened neat week
MI Pierce. Superintendent "a Drawing the
Public schools, viii donate his services as
teacher f,i the iirst three months.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

IAt WHISKY RI>C.- Instructions were re-
served from Washington on Tuesday, by Gen
Webster. Collector ot Internal Revenue,
~I.usd nifty by cen. Grant and Secretary
ErIstow. urgug the prosecution. TO the full
1T extent 81 the Law. ~ All government ON
erals and persons III any way connected with
the government an the revenue frauds here n
Chicago or il this revenue district.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

DISCHARGED - Last Saturday 400 stonscut-
tiers and laborers employed on the new Gus
tom House and Post Office, received their
discharge Heretofore the government has
paid Mr.. Mueller for stone Seeepted il the
rough; now it proposes TO Withhold payment
until the stone is cut sud delivered in the
yard This Mr. Mueller refuses point blank
to aecede to, and as a consequence the men
have been discharged.
Wherever the fault lies there has been
more humbugging, needless delay and tom
foolery manifested in the erection Of this sin
gle government building than has been in
dulged IN in the re-erectIon of the entire city
Of Chicago Redtapeism, bungling and gen
eral deviltry have been illustrate in a more
than torcible manner, and the only advice We
have to tender to Government is hang the
take on the hook. and let somebody who
knows his business complete the structure.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

ADk>r- NA>IEI Respectable aHd
<ponslble PARTIES dezinous Of obtaining EN-
pIoyment i,y can> a-sing tor one ot he most
popular and best selling works Of the lay,
cannot do better than apply IN person or by
letter al Goodspeeis Book, Bible and Map
Hou-e 1872 south Clark street. Chicago
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

TaE annual statement Of the Chicago Post
Cthce viii b5 made public n few days The
stamp account shows sn increased business
Of $780, 500 the sales tins year footing up
$3.50 $50 ST. as compared with $40. 3Ss as
last year The account is made % as tpl
lows sale OF postage stamps, SjlS g2S. AZ /;
stamped envelopes, SOP 6s3 Of; postal cards,
Sol, 80, and newspaper and periodical stamps
81, 524 43. The money order account Is
S234 OLA So in excess Of that Of 1874 There
were registered during the past year p, 416
letters. while in the same time 2Sg. 900 regis
tered letters and package were received.
~. $50 ii them being tor delivery ~ this
city The number Of advertised letters last
year vas OF, gdi. Of which only 7,39N Mere
claimed. In addition 70 thIs, s4,4l+ were
sent to the Dead Letter Ufice and s. DIP
were returned direct to the writers.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

SUPERINTENDENT BAuN hads THAI ma
lorlty oI the buildings which he tas inspected
tt rut comply sith the me ordinance In RI
E,rd W. furnaces and o,hrr heating appli-
auces. Many are very unsafe, but the own
ers promise tn remedy the defects
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Chicago Iron Market
New York Iron Market
INDIANAPOLIS
Prices for Boiling
LIsT d rkIcEs-NEkcaAST MILL.

LIST OF PRICES -NEkCHANT MILL.
PEI
First District conf ( Pittsburgh Leech ton.
bury, Jobns.Own and Apollo. --.--.. u "
Second District comprising Wheeling steuben
vile, Iront'r Iro,.dAle Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
ami Cleveland ....-......- .---.... .-... :
Third District, comprising Cosingts "a, Newport,
Portsmouth, Cincinnati, Louisville and vicinity,
India apolis, St Louis and Terre Ha1te. w
Fourth District, comprising ChcaSU, Joliet. Nil
saukee, Wyandotte and Springfield .....-. IS
Buffalo New York Niagara Pals forge - ...... Il
Newark ......... ... . ......-.....-...... q %
Firth District, Troy, n. ~ (six heats per tonD S ~
Boiling iron (fve heats) .......--. 5 p
Paterson y. J. -.....-.. .... .....-....-.... %
"a ord furnace .-.. -.....--- ~
Trenton, \. J-- o.
pbo- vile pa ..-...... On
Allentown Glen Mill -..--- u. .....-.-.. . 5 %
Eastern Penns VI snia and New jersey ruled bs
Philade.l bia prices (helpeT pad 20 cent out u
,riceJ y. ..-..........-... 5.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
CITY MATTERS.
uIcAGo. SATURDAY. Jan. Il. Is7i

EXTRA cars have been put ga the Madison
street lire only 70 Kobey street A. present
hey iun only ia the morning ana AZ night.
sut il Is the intention soon to have { ru run
iekalaIly through the entire day
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

A. order has been issued un the Michigan
Central Railroad, making general reduction
W -a.aIie- " All employees, except agents ana
ioreueu OF departments and gang All men
receiving 81 Is Ver day will hr cut down 10
e.nts per ia,. AT men paid W the day more
than 81 %. l3 cents An men paid bN the
month save those named above, will be cut
- 80 per mouth
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

IHE annual ball OF the II. Andrew socI-
ETY. came of at ne Palmer House On Wednes-
day evening last. and was attended By a
large number OF the sit. Of Chicago. The
supper w.s al the most fa-tIdiou- epIcUse
could desire. and contained a Scotch feature,
which was more than the programme Of
dances did hut then charity covers q multi
tGde ID siu.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

FOURTH OF JULY.
With the following lit u Stockholders,
FRANCIS PALMS, President
ANTON PULTE, Vice President
NJ W. O'BRIEN, Cashier.
JOHN MARX, JAMES FLArrKRY.
JOHN r. FLEITZ. NEIL FLArTERY.
GAMBLER Bros, ALEX. CHAPoToS,
VIM n CARPENTER, WILLIAM b. MORAN.
FERDINAND MoREL, f. A. SCHULTZ,
JEREMIAH DwYER SCHrLTE& BROTHER,
JOSEPH kARRER, ESTATE OF CHAs. Dr.
AARON kARKEK, CHARME,
p. FITZSIMoNs, EST. or y. r. Books
WILLIAM FoxEN, EDWARD REIDY.
DANIEL SULLIVAN, G.. PA Mks. RABAUT
MATHEW KRAMER. j :. T. HATHAwAY.
PHILIP KRAMER, DAVID WHITNEY, JR.
This Bank will receive deposits a. low A. ONE DOL
LAR aud issue a book therefor without eta ge, and
will pay credit Interest half yearly, small we'll
a. large amounts, At the rate u SIX per pei
nan.
COLLECTIONS ali points promptly ,tteniv' a.,
drafts sold OL 0rest Britain Ireland and all the
principal cities Of Europe
Back open Tor business every day tpaeept Sundays
ADJ legal hoid.FSl irOm 70 ] y. and from
to % IN. Also frrm 70 y. N. sat .rday, and
Mondays IN order 70 ommOdate those who work
during the daE time
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Buffalo Coal Market
Cleveland Coal Market

LntsiSoCS noS ~ 1900 LES
Yyuxl,ugen, oh . a. 81 Hooking NsiIes - y
OAK Hill ....--.-.-.- p Strat-Niue III, ~"
Walnut Hill -.-.-. y Madison AhN bEiai i III . u
Steube4.Sille -..-.--.. 3" taui-ei' -'~S -
Nut eOAl 81 less.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

tinued stories, Large PAges, 90 Columns Of Choice
Miscellaneous Reading Matter every week together
with articles FROM tbs psn8 such wellknown writer
corT. VIVA CARLfoN, }. T. THoE31rsa Mas TvAm,
ETC.. etc.
IRWIN send The People x1saear"
60 any address every weak for three
menths, ON trial. ON rsostpe sf enly 90
Comts.
''rhe Peoples Ledger" e IN old established and ~
liable weekly r-per, puhlShsd every saturday, and d
very popular throughout the n e and hiddle Staten,
Aadrsss HkRkMANN X. CURTIS, Publisher,
No. g. ~ e1nAelA 81. Bossoa. MAas
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15

Per tor delivered IT Louis 81 -
Spsdra Semi Anthracite. .--...---. = o.
K, tail prices RI 10 ~ additional
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Pittsburgh Coal Market
hlfJa iNOtS.
st. Louis Coal Market.

Delivered in st. Louis, per ton Of 2.OOa lbs.
aIrrMISoUs
Copneli,y,re coke so 50 Bug Muddy ~ IS -
Washington - 40 Missouri Camel, del 81. ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-01-15
Indianapolis Coal Market
Rollers Card

NAILS
Al Ne~ YORK f.,rsgu, gold. --... s+s ~
Ameri an, works, cur - 81
Old Rails. u. 81, cur .... .-- 20 ~
Al rhillde phia rail At mill ..---. -.-. - 81
BRITISH IRON MARKET.
St.ftori,bire R,rs .......-. ... tsal0 10 5
K.ll. Welsh, ........ .. { l0A :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-31
eofaGeeri6te aus ssaIotnatoa.

SS y II II 81. AUpper. - 2er
YroseB gegen &arl Strcbel, meldIer angetaqt
1T, gSilb. Qumaun am 80. SUM- 3. s. Ourb
einen Meiierihd III ben llnterleib 9et0otet su
babeu, muroe gelern in Dem bteii9eu &rimt=
nalaCrld)te Dor &id,ter Wtc2trtbur begonnen.
gtah lGugeren Yerbonolungeu luuroen iols
geuoe oerreu ais 9eidmorene auserforen:
,Sobn 3. Is. Sronn, Sobu 0tOuer, 9eorg
@,recu, 3oiepb 9. StettiuruS, glrtbur 6omler,
0tidaro 81. IQeu, Sobu y. @romlep, 9Gals
Ter yepiS, Soicpb @. Sedett, Sanmel Is.
Wtiboleton, @. IS. S0u, 9tobert Seau. 10l=
itriuaanmalt ySellS unO Sr. 0. s.. Wel5,
iuu., funglren fir ben Staat, uuo Die 06.
u. &. @learu uno 9S. gS. Soarman fir Die
Sertbeioigung. @r. g8eGS, jun., er6finste
Den Bro;eB nit elner furSeH 2lnreoe all be
@cid)ruorcuen unO bebluptete, bemeiien Ill
tGuuen, baB Der IugcTla9te III einem Saultz
fdmpfc nit etnem SruOcr oeS @et6otsteH -
eiuem bloBen &Habeu tegriiIeu gemelen
lei; geBterer babe periudt, Srleoeu 81 ltiite3,
mOruui linn Der 2lngetlu9te ben t6otltheu
Stid) oerieBt babe. 0leraui iuurOeu Die
3eugeu Or. 2ead, Or. 0artigGu, .. 2luz
mann, elm 8ruoer be8 Seritorbcneu, 6rauf
1omarO fir Den Staat uno ISM. 0ialep,
6rl. 2Ouiie Snobd, Sri. AgneS (. SnobeI,
@ouarO Strobel uuo J}ldaro 0lESmOre fiir
Die SertbeiOlgung perbDrt. Die 4uSla9encrz
9aben im 2ugenIcinen o01elbe Reiultat, pie
cas- 3eugenoerb6r bel Der geldlenibaW.
Die 0eide ctne5 4te9er SdH9l!ngS
purSe geitcrn pom YOltSiten Sirbp i'll Ocr
gtdbe Der @sShnBeu-g -g8erite gciuuoeu.
S1r. @eorge s. Sillaro, Elm @tngebo.es
ncr ton Baltimore. icit &c <Subrcu jeOOd) eln
moblbetauntcr bieigcr Siirger, itarb am
SamitagS sytadlmIttagc III etner gSoBuung
an SzStraBc, imiideu Der II. uno 13. 3.StraBe,
gt.=98. Sor. ,Itllaro ruar mGbreIo mebrersr
Germiue inter rem utteu 9teGlmc Wtlt9IeO
bcS hieIgen StabtratbS.
- Daniel y. @bamberS, ell oreiidhriger
Guobe, puroe am Somltag8 Gbeuoe GIL Der
9. 9.StrnBe, nabe S-SuaBe, u is, uou eiuem
aarren iibsrfabren unO beOentiid am SOpie
Dcrlebt.
- Sine 2(nSabl 2trbeiter belt am leBteu
SamiiGgS 2lbeuoe cine Seriammlung III
SAINTS paue, ytr. 936, S.StruBe, N.,28.,
uuS uabm 5tsiOlutionen on, melhe Die Q3es
oerermGbluug oe8 Sen Benz. :. Butler III
Oen @on9reB befitrmOrten.
tNlCranbrla.) !QiarD gromn, cine tes
tonute Iaugiingerl9e ytegeriu ans 9Saibin9'
ton, muroe i'll oer9Qn9euer QSodle bel elnem
0iebitable Crtappt uuo erblelt 5nr Strafe BON
eiucm 6ricoensrtdtcr bretBig yHerlal3ene"
,uOlttirt; 5mun5ig cerielben muroen ibr ge.
wiHcnbaft aufgc3Gblt. Sic librigen 3ebu
iino ibr Die Scb0roeu bon 2ll5rdnOria nod
lhuloig mo meroen thre Shuio abtrageu,
iobalD bic ScueiieIbe lid lpteoer I'M 2Scid)-
biloe Der Staot bliden l6Bt.
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So Sfnrn1c in. sloett,

Mobile, ala., 80. Sft. - 9te Oeutlde
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meas mar, muroe pabrenO Oe8 letten Stur.
mes pou Der Wunniduft auf bOber Gee per
lnIIer, uno Oieielbe bon Dem S9oonel ~Gllce
s. 8caroman" bierber gebra6t.
savanna, 30. Sftbr.-g gtodridten aus
Dem Snncrn beidrsibeu Die g4irfungen 0cS
lebtcn 9turmc8 ais duBerit uerhecreuo. Die
3uferernOte, welte etuen retd!iden @rtrag
Deriprah, erlitt 9roBe BeiAdOt9ungen.- Der
amerlfaniide Sdooner DAnna IS. Carl" Don
Scne5ucla mad gteruzDOrt beitimmt, fran
bette in Der gta9t peS 10. SttOberS auf @apo
Sarge swtiden @atalauO uHO @ienfue9o5,
3as Sabriaug lie9t feit aut pem GAM, nnO
bic aus 6duten, SOfOsniiicn u.f. 10. bette
benOe 2arung fam gerettet mer9en. Sti
.DtannlGaft bes 9hoonerS rettete, nahbeT
Derielbe gelrau0et mar iets idifiDriidi9
DtatroIen uuo 16 Der NiatrOien nno @aIia
o.ers oeS euQliiden SbooucrS y@nttrpriie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-31
IermiId)tc Scpcf0Gu ass Nelp.
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melte iid) beulc 9benn unO in0oiiirte bic gto'
minotiou oe3 0ru. Suitb Sin, iun., fitr oaa
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- Ser 9ampfer r0Orian" 1T BON Sor'
Oearr bier eingetrOifeu.
= Die 3Ou GInHabmcn bctrugcn bertC
1854, 600.
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Sntereiien $466, eco uuO fir elnge5o8ene Sb
ligetioueM Sl2 800 aus.