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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
THE COURTS.
Superior Criminal Court.
HAREAS CORPJTH.

The application for a writ of habeas corpus in
the case of the State vs.. Alfred Shelby, charged
with murder, was called up To-Day for hearing.
Judge Osborne, of the Nineteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court. failed to answer ,he letter from the
Judge of this honorable Court.
He also failed to send a proper person with
legal authority after the said helby.
Aft due proceedings Judge steele said that
he would have another letter sent to Judge Os-
borne, and If he failed to comply with the request
of sending after She by he shelby would be
released from the Parish Prison on the 10th day
Of February, 1876
United States Circuit Court.
In the case of Benz. Wood VS.. G. r. Howard.
OF al, Judge Woods yesterday allo we'd the plain
tff's motion to remand the case to the Sixth Dis
trct q. urt.
In Sho TX & Palmer vs.. W. J. Coggswell, the
rule to have the case remanded to the Superior
District Court was allowed SO far as Ben DeBar
Was concerned, but overruled as to Coggswell.
Superior Di.trict Court.
Mrs. A. G. Malvalage and J. B. Camors h Co. Va.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company. For
the written reasons filed, judgment for plaintiff
STATS.
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An IMPORTANT EVENT FOR New ORLEANs.-At
a meeting of prominent railroad officials held at
the St. Charles Hotel on the oath inst, satsfac-
tory arrangements we're perfected for establish
ing a permanent and reliable through Ii e
between the East, North and Northwest. and
al points in Texas. to be known as the mobile
Line"
Among the prominent features of this organ
ization is the increased facilities offered to
passengers between r.x and the East, North
aud Northwest, which route secures large in-
crease If travel via New Orleans. Norman c.
Jones was elected the General Agent of the
line Many of our mercha ITS will remember the
efforts made in behalf of our commerce by this
Young man. while connected with the freight and
passenger department of the Mobile Road several
years ago. Although the wooden bridges on the
Mobile Road ar, in excellent condition, We are
glad to inform the public that all OF the Iron
bridses for the Mobile Road have arrived in New
Orleans and the work Of putting them in place
viii peKln II = lew days.
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Imports for the week
s., 4O6 1873, OF which general merchandise 49, AL
694, and the remainder dry goods.
specie exports for the week $426, 167, and i'm
ports $3.50, no.
The Custom House officers here obtained no
clue to the $4,000 gold certificates missing for o
week. The discrepancy was discovered by the
cashier yesterday week, when balancing his
books at night. Detectives have been working
up the case. but without success. The cashier is
under bonds to the collector, and responsible for
the defici. ncy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

On Wednesday evening, February I'd, at 7 P
NJ, at St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner Of Third and Annuncation streets, there
will be lecture delivered under the auspices Of
the gentlemen Of the Church, by the Rev. A. j.
Tardy, on "Superstition," to which the public
are cordially invited.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-The Postmaster Gen.
-eral has gone to Connecticut.
Receipts OF the fiscal year to date-revenue
S66, 500, 600, customs $50, 100000.
Bids Tor carrying the mails close February I'd
for routes in North Carolina, South Carolina,
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi. Tenues.
see and Kentucky. The bids will be opened on
the 3d. Precautions have been taken to render
the frauds heretofore practiced impossible.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
MISSISSIPPI POLITICS THE IMPEACHMENT
OF DAVIS CERTAIN.

MEMPHIs, Jan. 29.-An Aualanche Jackso n,
Miss, special tonight says it is reported the
committee have evidence rendering impeach-
ment of Lieut.. Gov. Davis certain. There is no
question about superintendent Of Educa' ion
Cardoza's guilt. He will certainly be removed.
The committee investigating the case Of Gov.
Ames are retlcent. Notwithstanding the vO-
luminous testimony the impression prevails that
the impeachment will not be pressed, as convic-
ton is regarded uncertain.
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FAlLU 4 EH.

Boston, Jan 29-Robert & G.. r. Brine, tailors,
liabilities s34 OOO Jacob Book, clothing, liabili-
ties $40 1000; Chas E. Meyer Co., picture frames,
liabli les $50 OoO; Amos Foster, furnishing goods,
Ii Utilities SIS 600; Patrick Donohoe, bookseller
and publisher OF the Boston Pilot, liabilities
about s30S, 900, including $4,000 or 100000 OF
mutual Endorsements with A. W. Lowering. The
assets are rated by the committee to aggregate
$4,000.
Nav YORK, Jan. 9.-Pforzheimer, Dreyfus &
Keller, wholesale jewelers., suspended; liabilities
$11 ,OOO, assets $3.50, 600.
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"S4e here, conductor, why don't you have
fire in this Car 2" "Well, you see, one of
the Directors is a clothing man, aud another
is a doctor, and another is drugstore keeper,
and another runs a tombstone factory, and
you know in this world people must live and
let i've So, you see" Ian isht, Sir /;
20 ahead With your coffin. Ed.
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Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-For the Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather, northerly to easterly
winds, lower temperature than on Saturday,
rising barometer east Of the Mississippi. For
the South Atlantic states, pa cloudy, colder
weather, with northerly TO we.terly winds, rising
baromete, areas of ram. The Ohio River will
continue to rise, and the danger will increase at
stations between Cincinnati and Paducab.
Floods will occur in the Mississippi between
Cairo and Memphis, and the river will probably
reach the danger line at Memphis on tuesday.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

R. G. Eyrich, the popular Canal street st
toner, has kindly sent US copies of the fol-
lowing excellent works: Saxon Studies, by
Julian Hawthorn, published by James R. o.
good l. Co., Boston; "Her Dearest Foe, by
Mrs. Alexander, published by Henry Holt &
Co., New York. This is one of the Leisure
Hour Series"
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HARlN E.

GALVESTON, Jan. 29.-Arrived: Bsrk Bellevue
from Havana, steamship San Marcos from Liver
pol, brig Catherine from Rio. Cleared: Steam
ship Clyde for New York. bark Diana for LIVER
pool. Failed: Bark St. Cloud for Queenstown,
bark Y. H. Jenkins for Bremen, brig J. l.. Bow
en- for Liverpool.
New YORK, Jan 29.-The schooner Martha
Maria, from New Orleans for Neuvitas, was
wrecked January 21st off Cayo Romano, on the
north coast OF Cuba. The crew were saved.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

The village boys that follow their bully,
hooting at some decrepit stranger, present in
miniature the scene in the House of Repre-
sentatives, where Mr.. Blaine, supplemented
BY such volunteers as Messrs. Fort and Cason.
Lurls at the people of the South, and their
representatives all the disgraceful insinua-
tious which the ingenuity of ambitious malice
can devise lFlshinqton Capital.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Messrs. Geo. Ellis & Brother have kindly sent
us copy Of Mr.. Charles Nordhoff's new book,
entitled 1.-THE Cotton States in the Summer of
1875" 1t is, as announced by the author, " a re-
port on the political and industrial condition Of
several of the Southern States, the result of an
exploration during the spring and summer OF
1875" and is written in the able authors happi-
as otyI
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

SEED POTATOES. This is the season for plant
ers and gardeners to cast about for seed pots-
in yield. We take pleasure in directing the A.
tention OF such persons to the advertisement of
Messrs. J. G. Murphy g. Co, Sc Poydras street,
who have for sale very large stock of such "a
nous seed potatoes as the Early Rose, Peerless,
Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Pink Eyes, Russets,
etc. See advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

THE ENTERPRISE FIVE CENT CIGAR CoMpANY.
The cigars Of this Company are becoming very
generally used throughout the city and the
South. The depot at IS ST. Charles street is daily
crowded by people purchasing the came, and the
wonder is generally expressed how such excel
lent cigars Can be sold at the paltry price OF five
centa each. Try them.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Ohio has risen
during the day at all stations; is above the dan
ger line foot inches at Cincinnati, feet at
Louisville and feet at Evansville.
The Mississippi has riseo q inches at st. Louis
feet at Cairo, where it is foot 7 inches above
the danger line. At stations below Cairo the
river has risen slowly.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

FIREMEN's BALL.-The Mechanics Fire Com
pany No. 6 are making ex' ensive preparations to
give grand fancy dress, masquerade and calico
ball at Odd Fellows Hall on Sa urday evening,
February 26. This. we assured will be .
splendid and attractive affair.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

An Irishman recently soliloqulzed: "What
a waste of money to be buying mate when
you know the half of it is bone, while you
can spend it for whisky that hasn't bone
in IL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

"The water we drink" says the Boston
Transcript, "costs s5,OOO,O0O." Go on with
your extravagance. The whole country will
be ruined presently by its devotion to that
costly beverage. dorchester Democrat.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

A lady wants a recipe for beef soup. First
hold the COW over the fire SO as to SINCE off the
pin feathers. Some people like to add little
rice Erchan1e
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

LOUISIANA DIVISION A. N. VA special meet
ing Of this association will be held on Tuesday
evening, at 1870 o'clock at Washington Artillery
Armory, No. Perdido street. full attendsn CO
is desired.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Every man admits that q sweet-tempered
woman is fireside blessing, but nearly every
man looks for the blessing at some other
mans freside.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

NORWEGIAN COP LIVER OIL.-Messrs. friedrich
con Il Harte, 1879 Canal street, ha 70 this celeb
rated oil, combined wIth freshly prepared phos-
phate of lime, considered invaluable for cough
or cold. They guarantee their preparation to be
the best made.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

MooDY's.-The famous granite castle OF Moody,
corner of Royal and Canal Streets is now pre-
sentng extraordinary attractions to gentlemen
on cleaning out his winter stock is offeri"g his
good. such as shirts, Jonvin's gloves and every
article OF gentleman's toilet, at astonishingly
low prices. Here Is q opportunity of pur-
chasing articles Of tine best m iterial and most
fashionable make at rates that the most penuri-
GUS would not have the face to object to.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

"John Henry" said his wife, with stony
severity, Il sav you coming out of saloon
this afternoon" swell, madam" replied
the ,durate John, "you wouldn't have me
STAY in there, would you
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

4s, new 4511ls Virginia IS 81 new So deferred s,
Il 81; Louisiana Sc 43. new 43, Levee 6,e -,
los; North Carolinas 1917 Z, new 81, special tax
az; South Carolinas &c. new 36, April and Octo-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
or fifty cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Nessrs. Braselman AGams will present to
their customers tomorrow ~ 600 yards Of mus
quito MEETINGS, cheaper than ever shown before
ia New Orleans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

THE LAST CHANcE.-rhose well known and
popular dry goods merchants, Messrs. NJ. L.
Byrne & Co., lG3 Canal street, announce in
another column that thi. W II be the last week OF
their great clearance sale Of winter dry goods
theIr friends and GUS toners should bear this in
mind. Messrs. B IL Go are selling their goods
On the cash basis exclusiv ly, aud theref re much
cheaper than they could afford to do on the
cre,it system. The public now comprehend
the advantages OF this method Of ing BUSH
ness her ce the great crowds Of purchasers who
daily flock to 163 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Examine the linen department Of Messrs.
Braselman Il Ada ne, and glance over the price
Lat given in another column.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

FINE DRY GOODS AT Low PRICEs.-The sea-
son being advanced, Messrs. Levois & Jamison,
1876 Canal street. preferring to sell this goods to
the retail trade rather than at auction, have re-
solved to place on their counters tomorrow the
choicest Of their fail and winter stock, and to
offer the same at prices lower than the cost of
importation Messrs. l.. & J. not only rank
among the most extensive merchants in their
line in the South, but are noted for the style
and excellence OF their goods and the reason
ableness of their pricess. Read their ADVERTISE
ment and give them call.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

LUMBER Go to A. w. Moffett, on Levee, foot
OF Crossman street, for cheap lumber.
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A FLOOD
STATE Or THE RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-Continued rains; food
is threatened. River rising inches per hour.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
DuIl Great, Men.

Descartes, the famous mathematician and
philosopher, La Fontaine, celebrated for his
witty fables, and Button, the naturalist, were
all singularly deficient in the powers of con-
versa.ion. Mormontel, the novelist, was so
dull in society that his friend said of him,
after an interview, II must 60 and read his
tales in recompense to myself for the weari-
ness of hearing him." As to Corneille, the
greater dramatist of France, he was COM
pletely lost in society-so absent and embar-
rass ed that he wrote of himself witty coup
let, importing that he was never Ineligible
but through the mouth of another. Wit
on paper seems to be something widely diff
ferent from that play of words in CONVEX
sation which, while it sparkles, dies {; for
Charles II, the wittiest of monarchs. was so
charmed with the humor of Hudibras " that
he caused himself to be introduced in the
character of private gentleman to Butler,
its author. The witty king found the author
very dull companion, and was of opinion,
with many others, that SO stupid fellow
could never have written such book. Addi-
son, whose classic elegance has long been
considered the model of style, was shy ana
absent in society, preserving, even before q
single stranger, formal and digniied silence.
Ia conversation Dante was tactiturn and
satirical Gray and Alfieri seldom talked or
smiled. Rousseau was remarkably tame in
conversation, without a word of fancy or elo-
quence in his speech. Milton was unsocial
and sarcastic when much pressed by strangers.
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Wants and 10 Rent nserted in the BULLETIN fol
fifty cents.
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Foreign News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

ImpeachmentOf Gov. Davis Certain
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BY TELEGRAPH.

RY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Proceedings in Congress.
The Breaux- Darrall Contest.
Speaker Kerr Declines to Allow
His Name to be Placed on
the National Ticket.
ImpeachmentOf Gov. Davis Certain
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATk.

LONDON, Jan. 20, Noon.-Erie 1917.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28
Cic Simecf Ndb=M aihimr triura:
phirt!

Sbmp1l man in Sen 3eitunsen 10
uici liel't uno ilbsr Die perlNisocncr
Nabmai9inen lprc6en Bort, 10 lit es
opd einc eruielene Sbatia6e, bab Biz
Ginger Mdbmai9ine Die bette uni
o~aucrbaIteItc Moi6inc lit, mel1e sun
9sytauf aus9cbotsn plro. Die unter
itebcnoe GertaiIsllIte seist sur &sniIge
ooB bier feline Auh6nclocrci pprliest
3ablcn bsmciien, pas bic Ginger Nfa=
M iacturin9 %Gpmpngnle in oen LETTER
i,uei Sabren bclnabc orsimol 10 pic
Mol6inca pcrfauIt bst, a!s jece AMBER,
Nnmpaoille.
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@sif Sbatiade, bab nod ME cinc
Mcol;in bon gcritcn tcrorpnet ODER BON apo-
tbcfcrl b%crfulft morOen lit, mcId)s nit 10
9Atem Grfolae semirtt bat, ais 8ol6ce's
Seut der S9rup bel bartnatieen
Snltcn, Gltl!tunacn, nobel Sic 8rnlt annc.
arlren, Sdminoluht ODER Sals. une 2mnaen,
leloen. lin lid i:Ibit pavon 81 iib.r;cuaen,
lam l,an 'ih 'ilr 10 Gcnts cine Sloid)e ocs
%9enonnten Shrups CUR Irpbe bolen unp bci.
len Mlrtlailfclt be tiudcn, cbe man cine arobe
Slnldc fir Is Gcnts fault. Sieier Sbrlp 1T
lr't Hur;cm aus 9eutidlanb importirt nor.
rem, umo feline munberpoIen aurcn lebcn
%Ssoermann in @rItauncu. 9rci @0ben per,
Den III iecem Tale 2inoeruna neridaIen.
|erinht's. gu babeu bel Nboos & Speneer
Hno 9. Sdalten in ct. GlOuo. IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28

ben bcluabrt, pic stper's GbcrrD YcctoraI. SIS
1T ocm Eublifum icit lugeflbr 40 Snbrsn
purdl cine uruntcrbrodcne &eibe bon number
barren peilunecn b%ctunrt, Die ibm cun Ser
trnucn AMI feline 9ciltraft 0ciuonncn baben,
meld)cS niemals bon elmer nnbcrl Meni;in
crreidt worocn lit. IS bepirtt nod inmcr bic
criolNrciditrn 9cilun9cn bon @uiten, GrfGltun-
gen, elus,ebrung, weld)e bur6 mcoi;iniihc
Mcnntnib ~cr;iclt perDen tonnen. Sn Der Shat
BAT baS @bcrrg Fcctoral wiri!iN oicic neidbr>
lidcn @rontbcjtcn ibrer Sdrcdcn in eincm
beocuterp.n llmfanec beraubt uno Gin @cfibl
Der Sidcrbdt acacn ike perDan9nibpolcn
sSirtunocn %aeNcben, meldcS iupll bcNriinoct
lit, pcnn bas 9cilmittcl cur redten Belt an9e-
panot miro. Scoc Samilic ioltc cS in ibrem
Cabinet BADEN CUR iidcrn unN promptcn Sell
une Der Mitalicber. arantbeit, geiocn unb
loaar oas 9cbcn mcrpen bcmabrt our9 ricirn
rcdtseitiaen Sdub. Scr &lugc iollte cS nidt
pcrnodldiliscn uno Der @ciie miro eS ,,iAt.
5altc cS bel Dir gum .SAub. ben cs onrd)
redtaeitigcn @ctraud bel plaslideu g~nfilcn
sew61rt.
3ubcreitct bon
Or. s. 6. GDgr & So, 2n'pen, WaN.,
prnfliiNe uNb anaIatiIMc G6emifcr.
SIS miro u%ertauit bon allen Npot9etcrn uno
WeSi;inbanNlcru. vs.
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&crfanfc fir 1875.

Die Singer Manufacturing Com
pany' pertauitc 249,S52 Malainen.
sSbcelcr & @ilion Manuf'N 50. loS,74o
Heminatpn Iab,Malhincn. 81. 25.ll0
9ome Wnldincn.9o. (acltabt AUD $4,000
gsreo Mlb-M aihincn-G onpoanie 2l,993
0omelic. Sab .Mnldlircn.G Comp. ol,452
@roper & gater y. VI. So. (gciAdbD 5000
ssiltqr g. Gibbs Nab, Maldincu-@n. l4,5o2
Nmcriean q. s., &C. @a5. NaiA..@ 14,4os
@olo Meoal Sab MaiAlncn. Comp. 1862
@ilipn lab ,Waitincn. Gompngnie 9,5oS
@ietor @ah. Maid,incn. Gompagnic 6,lo3
Tiorence Sab, Maidincns Comp. 1892
=. 6. 8rounsoorf & So, (sletno) 1,447
Sccor Nab. Wnidincn .%Gompaanie 1,3o7
MeaaD Nab.M ai4inen. Niociation lel
The Singer Manufacturing Co.,
SO. "a Union Square, Sew 9orf.
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Mcrkauft
fir 1871.

Die Singer Manufacturing Com
pany" p%ertauIte 241,679 MaI9inen.
@beclsr G. gSilion MannI. Comp. 92,s27
Some Scwin0 -Moidine.Go., acidydyt $4,000
9omcltic Semina Wlaidine Gomp. 22,7Oo
@ceh Seuing Muidine Comp. 20,495
Grouer & Safer 9. VI. So, aeiAdbt 10000
Bennington Gmpire Seeming N. 60. 1865
@iliof Sewing Muihint 6omp. 1885
SOLO WcOal Seming Maihine So. 1924
Milcor C Gibbs e ewing Maidinc So. 1910
Amcricon y. s., &C., Scmins u. SO. 1889
%ictor Scpine Maidinc Gompaanic 6,292
Slorcncc Scmin9 Moid)inc Comp. 5,5l7
Sceor Sciuin9 Ma'dlinc Comp. 4,541
j. Is. @rounsoorf g. So, Netnn 1866
@ortram e. Nonton Scp!na VI. So. $50
Wieaap Scwing Ylaidim ANociotion 1913
acgl.onc geipins Maid)Ine Comp. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-28
Wute 0clcgenbeit,
cine Der beitcm Uarmrm in
st. Mngnfta ;m famfem.

Ser Underestimate lit acipnncn, icinc i'm
Conn ct. gl9uita s%cleaenc |arm, entbo(-
tenO 100 slder, wopon 40 Ider inter Tflua,
@icicn fir cirea 10 Stiid Minbnieb, Der Geil
NIT gutcm 8aubol; beitcllt, inter gilnitigen
%@cpinsunaen IN eertaufcn. 6 Nder iino nit
Noggsn cinaeiact, Der 9icit lit aepHiiat. 12C
elfer iinb cin9efen;t. Sos "aub licat cine
balbc Mcile bonn Sdulbaus, ionic in Nleid)er
1ntfcrnuna BON Der Ct. gusnita pic ct.
@cnpcls Stride. Sad @uni@ fam @clpaml
uno gdcreerGtbiNaiten nit acfouit mcrbcn.
Sos aui Der Sarn bcfinbliAc SouS mil
Slide uno 8runncn, io.Jic Die Stallunac1
NIB Irudtbaus b%cilnScn ll6 in 9atem 3u'
ltanbc.
MauTtcbinaunscu ieDr liberal. Sin 9ritt,
tbcil Der GaufIumme funn mad @unid mcb.
rere Sabre itcben bleiben.
Tribolin Muf,
Solun ct. Iuaulta, Ste0rns So.
Minu.
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Cute Sicniafeit aus
Gplb-Spring

Ser llnterseidnctc brin9t ca oneur6 snr
aIlgerncincn Acnntnif, Oab CT iid enti1loNen
BAG xad) Dem l. Setpber 1876 teinc gSdGrelt
mcbr aui Grcoit ;u pcrfsuien. SD perpc
mad acm ~asnnnnteu Gage mcinrn %orratb an
9rD. GOODS, Groceries, G dubcu uno Sticfeln,
%fertiecn Aleiocrn, Yor;cQan Nno @lasiuanren
MIR eeecn b a / ober s q y, proontte,
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