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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09
EUREKA

E. N. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
palisade public. has fitted up anew, through
ont, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisaae. and travellers to and from Eureka,
and the public generally can rely upon getting
hrst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

SUNDAY SERVICE. The Rev. John
j.. Powell, of San Francisco, will sup
ply the pulpit at the Presbyterian
In the evening he will give a lecture,
the four horns and four carpenters"
The gentleman il also we'll known as
an author, having lately written the
'Resources of California" and 1.-THE
Land OF Silver" two books that are
being we'll received by the public. A
the services 10 morrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

TINE ATIAs.-Siuce the removal OF
he hosting works To the present To-
cation, work on the new shalt has
been much expedited. L, is now down
so fee', aud will reach the old work
ings at n further depth Of 20 feet. The
change in the location il a great nd
vantage in IN economical point OF
view, etlecting n saving of seventy five
cents per ION In the one item of haul
ing. On the completion OF the shaft
extracting ore will be in order, and as
their is plenty Of the latter IN sight the
dumps will soon be full. The furnace
will start up about the ist OF April.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

RooNs AND BoARD.-Two well furnished
in a private boarding-house, can BIO had on
favorable terms. Apply at Mrs. Beene's.
Spring street. opposite Bigelow's Hall.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

COMMISSION NJ. II. Joseph. Of tho Golden
Rule Store, Commission Agent for the pur-
chase and sale Of all kinds OF merchandise,
offers his services to his friends and the pnb
lie generally. Will purchase groceries, dry
foods. or any line OF goods desired in San
Francisco or any other market in lots to suit
the purchaser. Call ard inquire his terms,
and save money by doing so. nl9tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

To BE TAKEN BELow.-The remains
of Willie Gillen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Gillen, who died in this place
about two years ago, are to be taken
To California for final interment. They
Will be deposited in the family plat in
Sacramento, where lies Mrs. Gillen's
iathsr and mother. Services will be
held on the 18th. Mr.. Gillen, who
accompanies the remains. will be alb
sent about two weeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com
pany have this week shipped to New
York, 10y Wells, Fargo q Co, eight
bars of bullion valued at $l3, 744. Z
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

CALIFORNIA OAKs.-The great four.
mile and repeat race comes off at San
Francisco to day. Seven queens OF
the turf will take part in the struggle.
The Stake is $4,000, divided into four
prizes. Pools will be sold OIL the a Z
to day at the Palace saloon, where also
will be received the latest news of
each heat. Selling will commence at
| o'clock and continued until the win
ners are announced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

+. & \. M.-Eureka Lodge No. 10
i. Il A. NJ, will meet This evening at
Z O'Clock, for the transaction of bust
ness in the Master Mason's Lodge. 4
full attendance is desired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

FROM PIoCHE.-Ed. Frelick, former.
~ agent of the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad Company, at Phoebe, has re-
signed that position and is at present
IN town. He will probably remain
here aud engage in some business.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

WATCHES and Jcwelry neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and ~jeaclry
ropaired in a workmanlike manner. go TO p.
Steler'sjewelry store, one door south of S.
Ashiu a Co., Msiu street. 22-aplGtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

THE LAND OF SILVER" by J. J. Powell
author Of Tho Golden State and its Re-
sources" This is the only book on the re-
sources Of this State. No one who is inter-
ested in the prosperity of Nevada can afford
to be without it. 1t is full of interesting sta
%tisties, just such as men wish to refer to daily.
1t is IA very appropriate book tie send as n
Christmas present to friends in the East or
Europe. Any person wishing a copy Of this
valuable book will send in their orders to the
undersigned through tho Postofice. Price,
g 80. j. J. POWELL.
d6-lw-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

VANITY Fair. This new brand of tobacco
is immense. II can be had at the Golden
Rule Store. adj dining Paxton x Co.'S Bank
p2Stf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

FROM HAMILToN.-Hon. Tom Rob-
'hson arrived ia town on Thursday
evening. He has been living under
Inc shadow OF the Pogonip for some
time past, and is here looking after
some mining matters in which he Is
Interested.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

WELL ATTENDED.-The funeral of
the little son of J. C. Brown, as also
that of the infant child of w. H. Daven.
port, was we'll attended yesterday,
there being a large number OF car
riages in each procession.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

The finest and best variety e buckskin
and combination gloves in Eu aka, Mt the
Golden Rule Store, CHEAP FOR CASH.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09
DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1876.
REPORT

smm Francisco stock Exchange.
SAs Francisco, December s
MORNING BOARD.
ny5 Ophir-44 I3i5 Az AN
xj Mexican % 23L AN 23H
4S Gould X C%urry-is* Blsm l"S
10 Best X Belchcr-6iN 4t1S Ha
40 California-49N 49s J0b5 50
1915 Con. Virginia-47% 47M Txbl0 M
lbs Hale Il Norcross-7H
lU Crown Point-SH
sS5 Yellow Jacket-l7H III III
40 Imperial-270c 2J7 &c 2i5c
$50 Kcntuck-9A BIO Va l0b3e
10 Alpha-35I
IS Belcher- IA IA
Is Confdcnce-l2 l2A
49, s. Ncvada-lZh 1871
40 Utah-l4H I'M
455 Exchcquer-l3H 1917 1875
10 Seq. Belcher-S94
40 Oyorman-li6 ll7h 1857
1873 Justice -26h 26H 26M 25H
$40 Union Con-i2l liz
100 Buckeye-l
l40 Lady Bryan-25c
4as Caledonia -l2s 70 lsN 1880
$40 Knickerbocker-o0c
20 Elobc-Nc
1910 Baltimore Con.-2s 5
100 S. HiIl-lOI
10 Challenges
go Dayton-3L3
40 X. lsland-S7Xc
so N. Y. Con.-1H 1850 Ia
% Occidental ~
$50 Woodvilie-lA
$40 Lady WashiDeton-3H 81
$50 Alta-3h ga 81
37j kossuth 3
40 Andes az
EVENING BOARD.
20 Meadow V~alley-50c
go Raymond 4 Ely-34
Is Eureka ton.-llE BIZ II IL. koU
100 yackson-3js
40 X Ks
y Belmont-2ls
1850 LcDpard-5z so u $3.50 81
rs Giia : Soc
37j N. Bells -33L
10 Con. Thomas IL Ia
$40 Manhattan-i5H l5N lsla
20 Grand Prize-4A
la5 Modoc 6b g. ~
30 ). Chariot-5oc
100 PoernEn- Zoe
$40 Leeds ~ IN
100 Wells fargo-Dc
d0J Cosmopolitan loc
1913 I%.esiai han-lh lJ5c IL lfbo
20 n. Con. Virginia.
lis Prospcct-l
100 Mex,can-Z21 22I cehbso
40 Justice W'r 26T 2j1si
20 yellow Jnck.t-l74 ia
2D California -4JH iJis 49s
1877 0phif--i2 IA IA 4ll
l25 Chpllar-ol slts
10 Hale X Norcross-7X
~ os.rman-ll7X III ll9b0
street quote ttOns-5 4. N.
Ophir Az bid Az asked
Con. Nirginia-47 bid Az asked AN sale.
CSliforms-iaA bid 40A asked
Yellow Jacke.-l1& bid ~ asked
Halo * Norcros-7A
Iiest X Bclcherr-4iH bid AN asked a.,
snI's
Cho lar 81 bid 81 asked
ManhattaD-lJA bid
Gverman-l7
:. Nevada-lG}s bid
Imperial .70c
Cal.donia-Ijs asked
Andr--2sz asked
nj, Cou.-llS asked
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

DIED IN THE HosPITAL.-An old
gentleman named James Strong died
yesterday in the County Hospital. He
was a native Of Ireland, aged 66 years
we did not learn the nature Of the
complaint which caused his death
lie VIII be buried to-day at 3 o'clock
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

HAIRS, caps. boots. shoes, ~cigargs. tobacco.
white and calico shirts, neck ties collars, over
ais, Jumpers, and Yankee notions, CAEAP
FOR CASH, at the Golden Rule Store, one
door south Of Paxton & Co.'S Bank.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court met
yesterday and, after ~transacting some
civil business. adjourned until 10 A. NJ.
TO-DAY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

THE EUREKA SENTINEL has com.
pleted the seventh year Of its exist.
ence. 1t is an excellent newspaper
and deserves the firm support of tho
people Of Eureka and vicinity.-LyOn
Times.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

GERMAN LUNCH T~RUcH.-Just received at
Mrs. Ashim's a lot of Russian Caviar, Ham,
burg Sausage. Soused and Picked lIerrings,
Sardells, Sardines and all sorts of German
lunch nick-nacks. Also a large invoice of
delicious Eastern bacon and hams. n27tf.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

ADMITTED TO CITIzENsHiP.-A Gut
doth, a native OF Italy, was yesterday
admitted to citizenship in the District
Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

HOTEL At PISro.-I have leased the hotel
saloon and stables at Pinto, formerly con-
Quoted by James Allen, which | will run in n
hrst-class manner. The table will be sup
piled ut all times with the best the market
affords. The best liquors and cigars can BIO
procured at the bar. Good stablilg and foed
for horses.
no5-tf THOMAS FITZPATRICK.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09
THOMAS FITZPATRICK.

liURRAH TOR SALT RIVER Just received,
at Mrs. Ashim's, a lot of pigs feet. sheep
tongues and German pickles; pearl hoininy
and Eastern on meal in packages. Old
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

In TowN.-Tom Giblin, n of Ell
kos solid men, has been in town a
few days visiting the sights and things
OF the Base Range. S. B. Wyman has
him in charge and will of course see to
it that he does not go astra Mr.. Glib
lin is "A candidate for a clerkship in the
| Legislature. and is a first-class man
| for the position which he seeks.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-09

CHEAp FOR CAsH-A splendid new line Of
cashmere shirts and California nndercloth-
ing, at the Golden Rule Store. nl9.tf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09

TN GSuccrbat sprseisbensr. fcwie iber
pte BET Der grnennuna BON Bti@Sfen
unb tte burh iein prctectprat Iter ote
&rtflt@en @rdnpuneen tut Orient oers
anlosten Grasen MAIDEN, 60 miiIe uu&
rebsn ben anpern fatbpltiGen Wd&ten
I'm GenclaSe Yertreten ietn. Nus all
Steien @ef&tspunften erideine eine
@ertretuus als n5tbte, unp oielslbe
mI6e icwp6l Granfrei6s als res Sous
uera;ns, bst peldem fe beslaubtst 1T,
wGrct8 fetn. @ambetta trat fur pte
8etbebultuns etu. Snosm bic Budget
@cmmiifiun f@ In rielem Stnne aus.
lprede, ertldre fe elet@;eitis, pas pies
nt&t in Der italienilGen Gtnbeit fetnps
lt@em Gimme aufsepabt perpen pirfe.
Die Se3iebuneen Trantret@s 3u Stas
lien miieten bur@aus ber;lt9 tleiben.
Nu& er let Gretoenfer ; aber ct ist Do
sesen, baB 8rantrei& auf Die 8eiiebs
uneea su ieiner futbOltlasn GltentsI
uer3i@ts. Spdter besti6nsts er bic
@rentualttdt etneS @pnclape's als cen
6auptsruno, Der fir bic Setbaltune BEL
SOtl@aft ipre@e. llebrtsens m5se man
ni&t BET etne BubSetfruse ben Snoeat-
turfrett erneuern. Na@ etnisen mel:
tern 8emerfunsen ReQer's, bes Wtnis
ifers unb @ambetta'S puroe Der Mntrae
Naoter's met 377 Sttmmen eesen SO
serwOrfen, unp tie fransSff&e BOtldafl
betm papfe betbebulten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09

btl&er Abtunft FINE. sd bstra&ts
btele @t1ton," fHreibt uns Mipr. 9ts
CARDS, "als bic wt6ttaite bee @ifarias
tes. Die Voluntary bill, trel&e ben
peridtebenst &eltstOnssef0i&aften bic
bisberfse 9tautsbtlfe sntstebt unb fe
auf bte fre:wiatssn Beitrdse ibrsr Mtts
elieper anueist purbe eerabe gum Sc
ieb erboben, als i'd bic bsiDen 3ilips
ndre In @raaf &etnet einfdbrte. Do
fnb mir aIlo SOafdnots auf uns leIbR
ansewtelen. Die jdbrlt&e Stuutsun>
terftdbung BON 10000 N. miro uns
1ur mad uup mad ent3cBen; ndmlt6
betm TObe Der Mtlfondrs bic paran
She'll botten, fault be entipre&enbe
Sucte fort. @el @raaf &einet tn
a%uSenbltde> ols Die 8tQ burdBins,
fstnen Mtltondr bate, fnbet 1& biele
Wilfp1 suerf auf fi@ ieItf anserie>
FEM" Snpe6en baben f@ bic MilfiOs
mare baour9 ri@t abbaIten lafen. tn
benz f. jeBt UNI ~ fefer auf bic Inter
ifdBuns Der e6ttIi@en 8Oriebuns REDS
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09

Sur In elmer 0tnfGt Bat fi@ bic
Situation etraS eefldrt. Wan tSrt
ni&tS mebr bappri, DoB eurcp1ti1e
@apitalifen cine bemotrattl1e Mbmt>
ntRratipn als cine 0efdbrbuns unieres
NationaIs @repits betra@ten wirpen.
8erfummt III Der famcle In eonpcn
rpetlenpe S@aBamtss Glert uno ebenic
ftQ eepOrben fno au6 b~ieientsen Mtts
elteper pes Synotfats, pel&e tn ben
gbpr NIT eineefimmt unc Dor berW abl
ibr M5sli6fes 9etban boben. urn tn
europa etn Mtbtrauen seee1 uniert
8unpeSpapiere wa6surufen. Nc@ til
Nt6ts borlber befannt 9ep0roen, Oh
pieie 9erren fit ben immerbin mbBlt'
den GaQ, bab bic MaiOritdt Der GIefs
toraIftmmen benz bemofrattl9en &ans
pipaten lGIteslid boh nod suertannt
wercen rpirb, aus Dem SYnoicat auS>
treteu perben-was fe, faas Gonles
quen3 81 ibren Gtsenl6aften sebSrt 10:
sil&er Nei(e tbun mibten-Ooer OF
lie 1elba elmer Ttlpen'lben 0erwaltune
Die Neeociirune unIerer Hesierunsss
/ papiere ipeiter betrsiben uno fl@ nt9t
parum fiimmerr perpen, Ub rte f4Sns
prooiIion BON elmer republttantl&en
ODER bemctratt19en Administration obs
fault. DaB BunneSsS bli9attonen urs
ter Etlper mtnber l9neren Nb9aae ale
unter bayss fnpen niirpen. 1T MIDI
III befir1ten, benn in europa, tpeni9s
fens In England. tbeiIt man nt4t ctt
Mnf9t welhe jens 6erren Dor bel
Wabl sebest BADEN. Nennt bod cer Scn'
bon GcouOmif, Ger oieNnidauunBen ceI
ensltlden Gfnanswelt BON jeber setrer
ptperipteseIt, In ieiner Numuer Don
II. Nooember ~oie @rwdbIuns 1tlDen's
ein bsfrtepisenoeres Gnre Der BabI'
Champagne, ols pte GrwdblunS DOT
5oYss." St besrinpet eiele Debaup:
tups iolsenoermaben n3wet 3iele rra'
rem es bauptld9lt6, NIT wel@en rie re:
pub!tfantl1e partet Dor pas 8olf trat
pie Notbpenpt9tett elmer 8sform pet
GipilDtentes unp bte NOtbwenDt9feit, i
balD als m5sltd bic 8aar5atIunS wte:
Ger auBunebmen. Auf ptele betre;
punfte leste 5err 5aSes in letneu
Nnnabmsi6retben befcnpereS 8ewt&t
Son Germ Gtlpen ,purben in ptele
6in1Ht ebenio ftarfe 3uitderuusen &c.
maGt. Aber mad ben pdbrenc be
Babl = gampasne ;u Gage eetreteneI
1batla6en su uhbeilen. iino Dte Ser
fpre6nneen pss perm 5aYes tn 8e3ul
auf Nsformen tn 0Oraus sebru@er
pOrOen ; wdbrenD fir 5errn Gtlcel
minpefers ote @bance rfsn sebItebei
it, fetne Geyipreaun9sn einlSlen ),
f5nntn." go oenft man iber ote BET
ben @anbipaten in enBlil6en 6tnan3
treilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09
11eber Die @efe06ftSla0e

bringt pie Stem yOrtef Dauoelssetiuns
f~Olgenotn @p@enberlGt:
@tne 8enouns gum BeIsren IN Ger
8eIamM mt Sttuatton bat IlD III eIsler
MpQc niAt bemet t6-r aana6t DEAN
DIE nod tmmer bert16enpe unsspib>
belt Iber ras @aDIs Aeiultat bemmr
leDs fyeiere @ntfaItuES or 1sl6dfts,
EbdtiSfeit. gu lebDaflsn lransacttOs
men fam es nur tn pen)enieen grpprI-
Mrtisslp, fir pelde bic surOpdiI6s Gons
iunctur siinfts mar. Das opIlmm,
fe an Der sesenwdrtisen Sass 1T cte
@uSl@t paB fe NOD msbrers WcnaIe
pauerr1 miro, pa erf BET Der Snumens
3dblun9 TN @OnSteB i'm 6ebruar II. ).
Die Defnitiue Gntl@eieuag ufOIsen
miro. Das 1nbebasen, gas ulOmen-
tan In allen Ereiien bsrrl6r. pt,o uI6t
Our@ cine Don DemosOssn finlil!cp sc,
ndbrte Msttattpn wa6 sspai!sn, fOn~
bern eS entlprtnst Dem BswuBten Ger
Naioritdt Der 8eu5Ifsruns, pas ..stpas
faul I'm Staate Ddnemarf" SIM gine
itsften Sale barf man bOftn, pas pie
Democratic Die Hatbl@!dSe ibrer bels
fern Glemeate befcIgen unU unter alien
umfdupen tire NdbtSuus bswabren
wtre. 8irei&aft oafir aber Tam Nie,
manp %ibernebme1 unp bts GurGr Dor
Gpentualitdten 1T es bauptid6It&,
weI@e BEN tnldnbtiden @el@aft iees
lt@e S&wunefraft rnubt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-09
GramfreicbS Sertretmng beiin
Napfte.

Die frnns6fi9e Deputtrtsnfammer
biseutirle am II NpSember bas Bub>
act per ouspdrttsen Nnselegenbetten,
Sc fan, sundGf dber bas APPROXIMATIONS
perlOnuI su elmer ipiBisen nntsrbaItuna
swil9en YrOuit unD peul 5erao9 D. De-
cages. gu Cup. 5 beontru9te Mapter'
MOutiau Strei6uns pes @ebeltes fiji
zen Sotl9after betm ). Stubte. Seti
Wesfau Der rpeItItben 9errlGaft pes
YaplteS babe pte Anwelenbeit stnss Bot
I1afters feinen Stnn usbr. Wit re-
liBSlsn Sntersien, wel@e cas- frons5ls
l&e 0eleB Mot anetfenne, babe rte Hes
Sieruns t& nt&t 80 bef@dfuSen. Sc
gsnlbsr Ger Bsrufung auf oie Befim-
mnnssn ces GCucUrpatss seulse Der
GtnWetS auf pie AnBrlfs, rDslGe paI
lelbe Don pdpttIt@sr Sstte esfaDren babe,
uEl itG gu IOermueea, CAP c,slsS Hanp
Mot msbr e%ritirs. Our 3eit Der uns
terSsi6n1nB res @oncOroatss let per
popfi nc@ ni@t FIR unfsblbar erfldri
oewslen. Die nnierOraduaB rsr 9pts
I1aft nerce inI Manen Ger M!tfatbDlts
fen unp Ger 5reiosnfer ssiorpert. Dis
Ninilter pes A%usmdrtissn estIa'te, BIZ
BOtl@oft lsi ablOlut noibwenets. Dis
eeiRIi&e 9srrl&aft pss papfss lst pe,
ErpF unO bte 9Ofuuus Der Mebrbsit
Der GranlrIet uno perDteue oue H1d'
ftGtsn. Die SOtl6aft pertrstr Itan36f'
f@e SntereHsn, 6rantrs,1 maGe tiber ct
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Sic Nartetem tim italienifc6et
MarIament

T%W1AWSbbSN
bab.n pur9 bic iins1sn @ablen cine
pslentlt9 nerdnpsrte SteQune erbalten.
Gin Correspondent aus HOm l6rstbt
bisrdber
Das @idttsfe 1T etn @rstsnib aus
auerjinsftsr 3stt: Stalien bat auf Der
8abn oes vGortldrtttes." Der sur Cons
rlure fibrt, einen sepaltisen S6ritt
r~orrdrts eetbau, unp BET pen parlas
nentswabIen etpa pier Uinftel RaDts
Gale sepdblt, Elm GOrtl@ritt, Der ielbft
bte fibnfen Grwaltunsen ces Wtntfe>
RUINS iberietst. Die ~6alben" unb
~@emdBieten," Die Snbaber Der Depu>
ttrtenleHel unp bOben 8eamtenfeuen,
bic enDltd mad lanesn Sabren reSolu>
tionatrer Mrbett auf tbren 0orbeeren
aussuruben seoa@ten, fe tnO 3u Dem
alien plumber sewprfsn. Selbtt eintse
tbrer sldn3enpiten Sterne ffnc sefauen
Elm 8tsconttsU enofa, Der frIbere Wt>
nifer oeS Auswdrttsen, Del9er pte
gre(de Der porta Yta bat lGteBen bell
fen unp wel6sr es ferttg sebra6t pab
Stalten nit Wlrbe i'm 0atbe Der 0Sls
fer lae, pis rie uSpiniOne" belbeuert.
Sin yousa mub dne1!i6 warten, ob
tbm nt@t pisaeidt nOG ole Sti6wabl
res nd9fen Sonntasss cen 3utrttt
sum Parliament s~eliaIlsr ; iein 0esner,
Elm sew5bnii6er AOrccaL bate bel Der
erfien Wabl o6t Stinmen mebr als
or. 9st6t besreifltn It paber pas
WebBel6ret Ger ~teemaftsten." Die
i'm 9olpc Der Nssterung ftebenbsn 3ets
turgen, pie fribsr 70 iai0unssuOIe Nr=
tifel lber cen vOolfswiuen" ibrteben.
wi1en leBt gar ni1t mebr, wOber pieler
uNispsrsaus Des sslunDsn StnneS" bel
ben 5%taltenern fomme, uno mte es
m6slih lei, oab cas- 0olf ~sewt1t Sn.
oiotruen in bic seIeBsebenpe S6rpers
l@alt sewablt babe, rensn mon pen
;3atr,tt tn iein Dous ue.peiseru MIR
&C." Sfe tr6ten itb pantt, caB Dte
Reateruns pie Bablen tart bestnaubt
bat unD pab In manden Stdbten Stras
SEM Demonfratirnen Dte Greibeit Der
Abhimuiun9 SerntGteten, 70 In 8enebis
uno tn WiranU, 100 man sob BEN
Waurogonato" 0em s~emdststen Gam
oioaten) rief, tbm oie Geniter einrpqrf
unp pts ale ssmdbtst bsfannten @dbs
Ter ausail1te. Absr aud pteler Erof
1T wsn,s rpsrtb ; csnn CT 1T null Die sss
rs6te 8srse!tung fir Die Gcmbpien Ger
8olFsabftmmun8en sur Belt Der 5errs
ldaft Der WODerati. Marum BADEN fe
Mot 1860, 1861 unp 1870 eeeen bic
fumOlsn plebtieite prOtelttrt 8er in
lenen Sabren ietn 6aupt Dor Dem
,,0olesmiIen" beusts, Der bat tetn&s1t,
pcul u8olfswiQsn" peg 5. Nop. otelen
Lribut 3u uer.3etsern. Sb bas Wints
aerium NIT lstnem Stese gang 3ufris>
ben III, III fretItU au& etne srDbe Gra=
&c, Der SteS TT gar su sldn3snp sewe>
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en.i Gin Msal bat es TEST feline Gn.-

len.f yin Vt1l pat 60 test tetre Gn!-
f@ulptsun8 uebr, tren, Is feline @ers
lpre&en ntGt ausftbrt Ntsmanb bins
bert ia metr bic M~usfdbrune. 8eIons
bers bebentlt@ III bte llneinfetet, bic
f& I'm S9ccBe Der raoicalen Yarteten
sIbf erbeber rptrp. Btsber raren fe
bur@ ben semstnftuftlt&sn Geinc, "pie
@emdeisten", sulammen sebalten, isBt
miro iebe ein3slne @ruppe lire beiOns
bern Gorperunsen fteaen. Die repns
bltcantf6 Geinnten, bic lOsenannteu
~@5lfe bee 8srses", Serfisen iebt dber
~penteFenS 50 Sttmmen, bte idpn &C.
mug beulen unb benz Mtnifertum Ar'
belt MAIDEN rperben : Sc trfbt Elm un:
beimltGer reSpluttondrer Btnb, mel.
dem 0tctcr @mmanuels 3rone fauu
tn oie ednee miro Stanb balten tSns
men.
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2ir1en=2aIen6er.

Gu. Esatb. IL. Spbannes i'm @etdnsniS.
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gle pramie

fir ben lOeben besUnnener neuen Sabr'
aoue wtrb allen AbUnnentsn fufcrt se'
ltsfert, rpeI&e benielben DDrausbs'
sublen. Natdrlt@ 1T babel ote Be-
;nbIuns Der 3IdfdnDs inbesrtfs
fen.
Do ie bO&bte @srwaItuns bee SIats
tee BET Der Nnf@ufuns Der prdmts it&
auf cine sswiHe @niabl Grsmplure be-
G&rduten musts, 70 rpirb biermit ein
Sermin fefseiebt.
@er aIlc ben r,euen Sabr8ans
DDr Benz 1. Sammar 1877
SurausbssabIt, 1T CUR Yrdmis bere&tist
unb erbdlt Elm f@6n einBebunosnes
Sud- pom iebr tuters6anten1 Snbalte.
Sci bielem NnIa0e mD@ten MIR cas
ran erfnnerl1, bae iebe Bo&e cine be-
trd&ht&e ansabl Gremplare bes
.,Wanberer"
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.ua6 Gur0pa-

SerIanbt rrerben. @er alto feline 0ers
btnbuns NIT Der alien 5simat auf cine
onIpreGenbe @etle unterbaltsn ~tu,
wtrb wpbl tbur, fetnen Greuncen unb
8etannten, belonbers N%npertraroten
bas Blatt btnausienben 3u IaHen.
GimiembAm9e,r nnb @urrespDns
oen5en
Rno fets wiItcmmen, rrenn fe BON
gerfafer untersei@net fnc, font wers
ben fnI&e nt@t aufsenommen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-08
rho Power Of Plain women

Cassell's Magazine.l
Among women OF exalted rank who
have been wanting in beauty are Mar
gsret, Of Sweden; Matilda, Empress of
Germany; and Christiana, of Sweden.
Fulyis, wife Of Anthony, had few per-
personal charms; nor had Terentia, wife
Of Cicero, if one may trust to the ma
jority OF historians but most of these
have found some admirers among biog.
raphers. Neither Anne. Of Cleves, nor
Catherine, Of Aragon, were good look
ing, still for awhile they swayed the
ackle heart of their blue beard husband.
Quseu Anne was a dowdy. graceless
woman in her best days. Cromwell g
wife was plain. When Queen Anne, Of
Bohemia, came to England as bride
there was pageant at Cheapside Of a
castle with two towers, from both sides Of
which ran fountains Of vine, and we are
told that the beautiful girls who blew
gold leaf ia the faces OF the king and
queen caused the plain bride to look
palmer; yet she made her way in the
! good grsces Of king and people. In
France the gay and pleasure-loving
plain women have gained many laurels.
Madame de Stael is q memora-
BILE instance, though no one was
more conscious Of her personal defects.
Even her name was power in itself.
The great Napoleon condescended to be
so Jealous of her influence that no per
suasion would induce him 70 allow her
to return to France Mademoiselle de
Lespinaissse, one of the most fascinating
women of her day, who exercised a mar
velous influence on those around her,
was marked with small pox; Madame
Geoffriu was a plain woman; Madame
d Epinay was neither beautiful nor
clever, but most attractive. Madame de
Mailly WAS the plainest woman Of the
conrt. Maria Leckinski, daughter Of
StsnislsuR, King OF Poland, wife Of Louis
Nv, was good but unipteresting; and
that famous Pslatine princess, second
wife of Phillip, Duke Of Apjou, brother
of Louis XIV, and mother Of the Duke
of Orleans, the regent during Louis
XIV. g minority woman who exercised
more sway than any other of her time
was coarse of feature, and 50 ungainly
that her large hands passed into pro
verb. She was of masculine habits
clingiug to the customs Of Germany and
wore short elose wig like a mans.