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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
Will the special Elections i'm the Parishes
he Heidi

Will the special Elections i'm the Parishes
he Heidi
Gov. Nichols has received from the Attorney
General an opinion as to what is considered Off
cial information in the matter of holding special
elections, in which the Attorney General decides
that the Governor can issue his writ for such an
election, to fill vacancy in either house Of the
General Assembly, upon
ANY RELIABLE INFORMATION
that said vacancy has been caused by death,
just there, however, another obstacle presents
itself to the calling Of such election in any Of
the parishes in the shape OF the third section
Of act 101, approved April 80, 1877, which pro-
vides in substance that complete registration
Of all voters in each parish shall be made before
any election can be held. The election law, act
IS. approved April II. 1877, provides. in section
8, "That when the seat Of any Senator or Rep
resentative becomes vacant, and there shall be
. session OF the General Assembly before the
rext general election, it shall be the duty of
the Governor, within five days after having been
officially notified OF such vacancy, to issue his
writ Of election, directed to
THE PROPER RETURNING OFFICER,
whose duty it shall be, within three days after
Its receipt, to give public notice that an election
will be held to fill such vacancy, ON day to be
named by him, which shall not be less than eight
nor more than fifteen days after the publication
of said notice, If such election be held during or
within fifteen days next preceding session of
the Legislature; but not then, the election shall
be held not less than twenty nor more than
thirty days after the publication of such notice.
and such elections shall ! be conducted and the
returns thereof made in the manner
REQUIRED BY LAW
for general elections"
The question Is now whether the registration
act can be complied with ard full registration
made in time to hold the elections in the time
prescribed by the election act.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
RAILROAD DEPARTUREs

Among the departures Ias+ ax-on..
R ho9lle fast line were the following. sSar .ns
Wp eiI Nav WI kundell Montgomery; Leonoid
Mrs R EJw i snd MIS- Graham and family and
II LOUIS M1ls Mrs. Alex Nit hell Miss BsIia Hif
Of M Ss tsssk for and Reed snd family
fIeG.tRth1 eg;Ne New York; Chas Horton. Brookfyn
Mim nlsas at,s and = Tilghman. Golumbus
HYDE New York; Samuel Samelsnn q
san Mrs John Kaiser and Henry Hermann
nnaa rraan ~ Geo Fnehs, Pensacola: N NJ
+ TGGs H. 81 LOUIS Whitaker Monfoamerr !
so ~ MiInindy, New York; Geo B Dunlap. Jack-
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sUpERIon CHIuINAL COURT.

Arrsigned and pleaded not guilty Antoine
Rover, for carrying concealed Wespong; VIM.
Reardon, manslangbter.
Mistria1-H. G.. Gernon, charged with the
shooting OF one Charles Brown at the lake.
At q late hour the jury In the case OF the State
vs.. Michael mclaughlin. charged with shooting
one Jas. McGarrigsn. wss not filed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
Thc Pacific Railroad Committee.

TT. INtW 1OTk HbTHIU.I
II WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.--Democratic members
AT the House Committee on the Pacific railroad
held a consultation to-day. and reported to
Speaker Randall that they preferred to organ
he the committee themselves. Mr.. Potter, hav-
Ing declined 10 acts as chairman. they thought
IL was only courteous to them to leave the seec-
ton OF the presiding member of the committee
MI IN atena tha netia II 10 ~
the Democratic and Republican members on
the committee in favor of the texas Pacific rail-
road, and one Democratic member opposed to
~ will vote for Mr.. Throckmorton for chair
n n
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

Merle Delord, Widow Tanszao Hon0re We.
Tallow, Oil and Fertilizing Company OF the parish
Of ST. Bernard Plaintiff asks judgment Ia the
sum OF $40 900 damages for Inc death OF her
husband, who was killed BY the explosion OF !
boiler in the company's works, the same result
ing from the inexperience OF the engineer en-
ployed in running the engine; the same being
Mr.. Patton, the president Of the company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28

How the Real Estate and Taxpayers'
Union Look at 1t, and What Guar.
anrees They Ask.
On Monday evening last there was meeting Of
the Real Estate and Taxpayers Union (the sue
cessors the Property Holders Union), at which
the New Orleans Pacific road was discussed.
Yesterday 3 representative Of the DEMOCRAT
called on DE-. Tebault, the president Of the asso-
citation, in order to ascertain the particulars of
the meeting, and that gentleman, in response to
our inquiries, made the following statament. DR..
Tebault said:
The facts are as follows: report was made
upon this subject by the railroad committee of
our union. and was received and laid on the table
subject to call
Inc temper OF the meeting was decidedly op-
posed to the company, becsuse il VA. fesresi !.
tax would be invoked by the same for the built
ing Of the road, and this acceuat the WEola
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New American Sewing Machine. 1876 Canal

OPENING OF New SALooN.-Mr Jules Krost
has elegantly fitted up the spacious stores Nos.
Is and Il st. Charles street: where he will open
choicest beer. wines and liquors will be dis
pensed to his customers. The restaurant portion
with the rarest viands which the market can
afford. served up in the best and the most
recherche style. This will be most orderly
and delightful place of resort, which, no doubt
multitudes of the friends of Mr.. Krost will be
glad and eager to avail themselves Of
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METROPOLITAN POLICE FUND.

Mr.. Harrison, appointed receiver by the court
in the Metropolitan Police fund case, presented
himself yesterday at the Office Of Col. Denis, Adj
ministrator of Finance, who, In sccordanoo nth
the action Of the City Council ON the same day,
delivered over to him all the books and moneys
belonging TO the fund in question.
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According to Frigerlo the lowest temperature
Yesterday was4s degrees at ga. M, the higl est
61, ana the lowest On the previous night 46.
The signal service dispatches report further
d q Of tae temper ture in the North and
upper Mississippi ranging from 30 to a. aaoraa s
a IN st Omaha 1t Indicated ~ degrees. and thsrs
the WED blew at the rate OF 26 miles A., l,our
and at Yankson, where the mercury Indicated al
Degrees the velocity. of the wind was so miles an
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CITY ECHOES.

At seven o'clock last night oolored boy, son oil
Mrs. Simmons, was bitten by vicious dog.
AT 2 O'Clock Tuesday some unknown parties
fired two shots out of pistol Chartres street.
Mrs. Cronan, yesterday, had her daughter
Jennie immursd In the Central Station en- a
charge of vsgranoy.
Capt. VIM. Mckay, at the instigstion of +. O.
Fry, sailed into the Third Precinct Station on a
charge of malicious mischief.
Chss. schurway, 9 clerk, Lit his pipe at the
wrong time, and officers Clark and Stevens
thinking he was drunk run him in on that charge.
Tony Doherty assaulted and threatened to
beat Matilda Mitchell, for which offense he Ian
cuisines in the Fifth Station. house.
A malicious mule aud wagon we're arrested by
Officer Duffy and lodged in the Sixth Precinct
Station, charged with obstructing the car track
Mary Thompson. aged So years, died suddenly
at her residence, corner OK Adams and Claiborne
streets, at noon yesterday.
John Bohneckerberger, q merchant, faced
Judge Smith yesterday, and was placed under
bonds to appear when notified, on charge of as
ssuIt and battery preferred against him by B. Fl.
Addison.
Mary Bell and Jennie Bennett are in the Fourth
Precinct station, charged with disturbing the
peace and committing an assault snd battery on
Officer Carter.
Geo. Leonard was incarcerated in the Third
Precinct ftation, charged with being found under
suspicious circumstances at the corner OF Char.
tres and Dumaine streets.
A negro woman named Katie Meller was ar.
rested at her domicile at the corner Of Basin and
st. Louis streets, and lodged 10 the Fourth Pre-.
cinot Station, charged by one Robert Brown with
having bulldozsd him out of $110.
and being without driver. Capt Manning ia
not parti 5ulsr whether it is horse and buggy or
q human being incsrcerated in his station, 30
long ~ 1t makes showing on the sheets, but
nevertheless it gives the pound the cut dir DOT.
Geo. Bear, carpenter, at 745 o'clock Monday
night made descent upon Alies Chapman with
brass knuckle. Alice called Officer Teen, who
arrested George and lodged him in the Third
sPrecipct Station on a charge of assault and bat
tefy with q dangerous weapon, to wit brass
knuckle, with intent TO kill.
Officer Terregaro at half-pastA o'clock Tuesday
morning found open the Cosmopolitan oyster
saloon and bar-room, No. ITO Dauphne street.
MIR. Sembrads, the proprietor, on examining the
premises, stated that some money had been
stolen out OF the drawer, what amount he could
not state.
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THE HYDRosRApHEC SURVEY.

The Mayor received q telegram yesterday from
Commodore Patterson at Washington informing
him that the tracings OF the river front would be
mailed to-day, Wednesday, and that the delay in
sending them was caused by unavoidable circum-
stances.
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SNrrendered.

James Murphy, who stabbed James Crosby on
the evening Of the 25th inst and who evaded ar
rest by flight. yesterday surrendered to Captain
Manning, and was incarcerated in the Sixth Pre-
cinct Station.
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Police Hoard.

AT the meeting of the Police Board last even
ing, Officers J.. Mcdonald and Geo. Hearsey were
reprimanded; the former for conduct unpecomng
an officer, and the latter for neglect of dnty and
disobedience of orders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
Pulled by HennesseY.

Yesterday Aid Hennessey arrested 9 negro
girl named Jennie Matthews, las Lily, and
locked her up In The Central Station.
It appears the accused hss been in the habit of
hiring herself to families, and after remaining in
their employ for a few days, would leave, eener-
ally carrying away with her articles which be-
lonsed to them. This finally leaked out; hence
the arrest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
THE COURTS.

Merchants and others interested In cases In,
the district courts, 10 principals or as witnesses.
can be notified by telegraph when to appear Id
court, thus avoiding the necessity OF constant
atteDdance.1
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FOURTH DISTRICT COUNT.

Patrick J. moGure W.. Lafayette Fire Insur-
anoe Oompany..Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
on q policy for 500 so.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.

Staub. who dispenses news at Goldthwaites
bookstore on Exchange Alley, near the corner
Northern and Western daliies. as also for
Harper's Bazaar. The Daily Graphic, The New
York Illustrated Times, The Lakeside Library
etc. Straub is great man. and we demand his
statue on some public thoroughfare.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-28
srilalls' Case.

WASHINGTON. Nov 22.-Mr. Knott to-day re-
xnived the certified copies of the court records
- columbia S. G., 10 the case of Congressman
Sn1alls. which will be submitted to the Judiciary
3nmmlttee at its meeting tomorrow The law
80 not been the slightest Infringement upon
5FS rfchts OF the House. and Mr.. Smalls Will be
235nU67 10 remain in custody OF the autnoritles
ri ma Ntate This will create vacancy which
- rs Allied BY a new election.
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THE NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC.

New American Sewing Machine, 1876 Cana
street,
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SIXTH DISTRICT COyJRr.

Henry w. Summers W.. Crescent Oity Railway
OompsDy.-Plsintif AYERS that he was riding iii
. car OF this company on the goth Of October.
reading the evening papers, having his arm pros.
trnding some six inches out OF the car window.
when, through the criminal negligence Of tie
oompany's employees, q collision occurred be-
tween the csr In which he was riding and sn-
other OF the same line, by which the bones q IDS
left arm were broken and the "musselsn thereof
laoerated to his damage in the sum OF S3O, 900.
for which he asks Judgment through bis attor-
neys, Cotton and Levy.
+. W. Titon We. sun Mutual Insurance. Conn
psny. Judgment for plaintiff for gas fixtures
and chandeliers. Rest Of claim rejected.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

street. +"sssSniho' 100 GaHai
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street. = AAa'nine, lS5 lanai
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

New American Sewing Machine. 1876 Canal
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUNT.

James Thompson vs.. Bark Lizzie Percy.--LibeI
for repairs amounting TO 1850
Edmond Mandin and f. r. PerriIIoux. com-
posing the firm Of e. Mandin & Co., file i Ueti-
ton and fchedule in bankruptcy.
T. j. Maven ct ais. vs. Steamer Msrths. W. g.
Ia 'sett, master.-Libel ON part of officers and
J. .. Wingrave vs.. Steamer Eva.--Libel for
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

street s'"i'ho' 100 Ssfatti
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CAPITOL GOSSIP.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17
Der @ amberer r.

8enug IN. nm rte barbaril&strcsiaen.
ebr< unc babiddtisen Gupitanis, Bsss
ccer pte fe font bsisen m5ssn. nteper.
subaltsn. uno Usnn 90 istn mub, 3u
serfdmettarn.
Die Stimmune In GonfantinOpsI
III etne duBert eerridte, wie weun mon
ben Gintritt elmer reuer 3atafrppbs
bsfdrttst. Die @dbrune In ben Serr
l&tspenfen Sai@tsn Ger BsD5lfsruns
ma&t fi@ imm,r beutlihm bemnfbar.
Da3u nimnt rte %fnau;ieae Notb tms
nrer msbr iibelbanp. unp man 1T Iber'
seu8t. oos pte Rlfunasouslusen btns
men RurSsm gum @suberfen fibren
mdfsn. @uh In HublaEp 1T bic Sage
feline beitsre. Die 3dbmune. tpeIhe
BORT Mot nar auf ben, mtrtbiaaftli6sn
8srfebr. ionpern auf BEN esiftsen Sc.
ben lafst. fam ,par nod LANCE 3sit
a~ussebalten rerrsn, BET ldnesrer an>
bauer rteiss 3ufanpss aber febt mon
BOD cte Seine elmer 1ociaIsn l1mmdl-
3uns f9 entpideln, bis-3um 5aneeIn
Drdn9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17
Mtflnngene pldnr
Gr;dblun8 aus Der jlnsfen Belt
BON
Nbilipp 2aicuS.
(S &Ia6 3D.

Sn Der Ibat lab Ttumanr 6aartie
wisper aan3 flar. uno bte Istdte eultur'
tdmpferil&e anwanpluna, rpslde ct fit
etnen Auaenbltd eebabt bate, NOR pors
Gber. Ndre nod trassb ein Nef aes
bIitbsn, 70 wdree pie NaGri6t son Dc,
Derbaftung tes pfarrsrs penltlbtn asr:
Areut baben. Absr ras brabte Belno.
mig NIT fstnen GreursnbGsueunesn ~
Stanee, rab liumonn usr psie tpis
utel parum sesebsn bate, ruenn tbm eis
nsr elm Wtttel ~ansessbeu, wte er feines
0crtts bdtte lecie werpen f5nnen.
abermals eineen einise Gage nori.
Der, Obue eae gernowiB lsinem 3iels
ur einen IuB brett ndber 9sfcmmsn
wdre. 6uart,e i6ien iepes @eiprdb
corlber 3u otrnstpen, unp lbtloa TO-,
wObl ME peren Iante ItsBsn 60 an An
esutunaen ni6t febIsh. raB mon Don
Dem aufcrinsIi6en SIduiisam ni&te
DiHen wUIs. Wahte Der alte 8sIno
w,B earlbsr sine Bsmntung, 70 idriii
baarijs isre Betteruns nit Dem SoB
ab "3br babt usin Wott! !" uno pas
NIT mar er fertis.
IN swtt La9en loQte bsr Yfarrer in
feline @fmeinre 3urldtsbren, unD mon
,Iheie it6 paber 3u etnem fsierliGen
&mpfaus. Das pfarbaus wurce nit
Rrdnssn eeitmidt. Dor Gem DOrfs &C.
taDe am oOfe taarije's. lOute cine Fri;
umpbpfOrte Don 1annenreiis aebaui
perpsn. Mdr6en in psiben Slsipern
lOuten cen R~ddfebrenrrn empfansen
fur;. eiaffette pOute aufbisten, mas In
letnen EIdftsn faup.
"Dos 1T cine 0~erb5bnung Der Sc
iege, 6riBe," iaste 8s.nowiB ;u lsinsm
Sobns. Juno pas rarf ntGt eeDulost
psrpen. Ncrssn nit Dem GrIbsfen
esbf pu mad y. unp maHf bet Gem
yanpratb pie an3sise."
Sn Ger Gb0t ma6te fi@ GriBe am
onpsrn MOrssn frdb auf ben Wse. um
Die SaGe etn;ufdUsin. @bsr Der e Garf,
bid Ib,lpa's bate unratb septttert
lie lbeilte Dem Sater ibre 8efdr&tun.
gen nit, pas Der fstsrlt@e @mpfuns bee
Dfarrers mabrf@einIi@ seft6rt wsrcen
uurpe, unp pas GriBe wobl ;u pisfeH
Bebufs mad .. sesan8en.
.Das fsblte mfr esrape nc@", playt'
liumann 6aartie nit fnfsrm @ef9tl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

aus Der S@wetI 10. Gsbr.
Anldelih Der tn Itberalsn BIdttern Der
franaSfl&en S6weij oufaetau6ten Be-
bauptunasn, cae Der opofolt16e 8ers
wefer BON Sent. Bil6of Nermiaor,
nod Dem srsbti66aiGen StubIe Dol,
GbomberY 9struhtst babe uno aeeens
wdrtta ben RGdtritt pes 8if9Ofes Nas
rI'Y pom bif66Ftden SiB. BON eau>
ianne (lett Der Reformation in Grei-
turs) unD feline eieene NahfoTAe an
csiien STEELE bsrbstsufdbren luhe, ent>
nebnen wtr ben Grfldtuuesn rss @nge>
snHsnsn une anDaweittsen Niubets
Iunesn GOlsenDss. Ger frfbsre Grts
btl@of BON @bambsrY, Cardinal
8,aisL i@lu8 5rn. NermfaoD Dor,
TIN gum 6ilfsbtldOft ansunsb>
men NIT BEN Ne6te Der No&s
folse. GsBterer lebnte iepOa ab, uno
als mad BEN Eope psGslbsn BON Elm,
luerehn Seitt rie Anfrape an fbn
asffeat wurDe, Oh It raS erSbif1SFi6e
6irtenamt ii%betnebmen rirre, that er
cas 9leide. st beerdnrstc Die Nbs
Iebnuna ranit, ooe w li6 Der RnGe
leines G&wef8ril6en) 0aterlanres ess
nsibt babe unD bisiem Dienite treu
bIeiben poae. geisli@ Der Na5fOlse
i'm Btsfbum e%auianne. pur& rpsI&e
nod iensn 3sttunss>A nosutunesn Der
Anffano rDe9sn Der opofOlf6sn 8srs
rpeisrei BON 8enf bate beleittst perper1
iOusn. fOroerte er 3ur 8e;si&nune IT.
aenO elmer 1batiade auf aus nsIder
elm bsStisli&r S9Iub sesOSeu uerDen
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3467

Den feben unO atna ms 6aus ; peuts
lid lag In ietnsm 8snebmen Der
Nunf6 o~usaspridt tte 8erucpib
mb&tsn fdrrer ibn unselaoren loGtn
unD ras @eitere Gtt isiner Eo&ter
aus MAIDEN.
Bon biefer plSBli&en @snbuna Der
Dfnae NOR NiemanD msbr iiberra1@t.
aIs lbtlba. Ste fnnb NIT pfeneur
Wunpe tbrem 8swe,ber aessnaber, unb
wuete nun oar nt&t mas fe faee.
fOIte. Eteie petnIide Sesne tausrte
unebrsre Wtnutsn. bic enbli& Itamann
6aartie Lac Gsnffer aufrib unD in ben
6of i&rte: "6utt tbr bus SawOrt
rnefnsr Eomter 2"
Die SernOptS fHwis8en natdrIi6
FLU ; tefo lauter aber a%ntrortete Gbils
pa: "Nein, Batter, nun unb nimmers
mebr."
sd babe nod tein.m 8ettIer bic
IbGre Setptefen", srl&ol auf's neue BE
Gimme 6aurtie's. .abn 8alfattner.
uao Denunctante1 euloe Id ni1t auf
nneinem 6ofe. Romm' brefn, Ebtloa,
unb sib ben 8etoen @elsssnbett, lire
Siebenia&en juiammen 3u paden."
Nfe bate Giumanr 6aortie BON
ieinsr Godter etnsn pinftli6ern uno
freuptsern @ebDriam eefunpen ale bies>
nal. Cine Stunre lp6ter bate 8er>
nomiB NIT fetnem Sobne pen 6cf aes
rdumt. obne corber Nbl&iso III nebnen
Ober fi6 fir bic LANCE 8ewirtbuns au
~beDanfen.
4m Absnbe traf pirtli9 bic GRafstte
pes eanpratbes Elm ; absr rer 8iraers
metifer NOR oerretst uno bas amtItde
Sdrsibsn bIteb usrtsselt l;eseu.
Vim ancern Gage tlmen aud bic
@enparmen ; Ga ober ibr 8efsbI rabiu
%luutste. fi& benz BdrsermeiRsr CUR Vsrs
fdsuns su ifsQsn unO oteler ni6t su
6auie mar. 70 puetsn fe nt6t mas lie
tbun lcaten. Ste etnsen spar su ben,
dltefen @emeinperatbs, Der lonf fetne
STEELE perlrut ; obtr Der pubte nihts
ron Der lanordtbIt6en 0erfieung, uno
10 funr rsnn Ger fsfltde Gmptans pss
aus benz @efdnant7e surIdtsbrenben
pfarrers fatt. Die @enrarmen, pie
nidts ~ tbun fanpen, bliebsn rubiee
3ui6auer.
Sc oauerte fein balbes 1obr naebr,
70 batten Die BsrnOpiBsr auseewtrtbs
i6aftet uno psrsossn lih NIT rsn,, rpas
ibnen pom 0erfaufe TIRES @dtGsns
nod dbri9 eeblteten. nod Der Wart
Brancenburs, wOber Der Nlte eetoms
men.
I'm oieieIbe 3sit maGte Ibilpa 6o&s
,eit, unD cine freuptsere 9rout bat es
ntht aeaeben. Nsbsn ibr am @Itare
ffanD btmmtls 9olrpb uno bintsr ben
Blauileuten 6ano In banD Der olte
bimmel uno Der aite 6aartie, reren
6reunbl6aft wtecer 10 ber3Ii6 mar, als
ne ie 9epeien. Dobu belt Der aretle
pfarrer etne anlproGe, paB ben 9euten
ole lbtdaen berunterlisfen !; aber ptess
mol paren es Ibrdnsn Ger Iauttrfen
TreuDe.
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Tfutll.et0n n.


Warte nur ! GOttss III bic re9te ubr;
ungsbulb mubt bu be3dbmtn,
8anaf Don eeiuen, Soft Ni9ts nebnen,
Vt MUIR wstb bic rs&te 3eit;
Wa&e fets unb fet bereit.
Warte nur!
@arte nur, i&au binaus In 6slb unb 8Iur
Steb, Der 2anbmanu freut ben Samen,
0arrt Der Grnt' tn @ottes Namen:
Der ben Samen tim psrlteb'n,
0trb aud srOB bic 6ri9H 3ieb'n.
Marte nur!
@arte muir! tsbera0 bes Gw'sen gpur:
Sieb, bas Saatfelo bauet tn Nettera,
Sturn,e rauihen, 8ltse iGmstern
81 bic oOFauus 3assnD INIT,
DO& CUR !3sit bic Si9sl bltntt.
Warte nur!
@arte nur /! 9entea bu bean bic Natur?
Diaf ou ibm bic Dsse fassa,
Der Die ep'seu 8erse rasen.
Ter bic Sterne elGn3sn bwe.
uno bas @rGs&eu ua@ltn lief
Marte nur
@arte nur! SGrf bu nt@t tes gm'ser
@Gpur2
8srse reiden, 6isel t%uantsn,
@ruis feb'n bss 5srrn Gsoanten,
@wis istne Gltisteit,
&ber IT nur peib bic 3eit.
@arte nur
q. q. @eber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-17

ODER eintreten li,B. Die In oufaQenpsn
unD wuncebdren Bestsbunasn 40 isis
nsn bSIen lbaten. DIE ct am bubaupts
Ger Rir6e reIitt bate. ftbsn, 70 er.
bllden mir aud lOl&e msrfplrrtee.
ni&t seface aufdais au renn,npe Dc.
totls betm Sale Napolepns Ill"
(6irml. YacL)
Wcrtitsuns folst.)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-26

The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY,
OCTOBER 29th 1877, the hour and place,
quest OF plaintiffs and defendants
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, October %, 1877.