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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-20
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
STATE OF LOUISIANA. !
NEW ORLEANS, April 19, 1877.

New ORLEANS, April 19, 1877.
To the Honorable Charles B. Laurence,
Joseph r. HatoLeg, John VI. Harlan,
John C. Bropn and Waule Nc Vagh !:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor 10
transmit herewith copy of the joint
resolutions adopted by the General
Assembly OF the State OF Loulsisns.
In SO doing l desire TO say that
they express not merely the abstract
ideas, but the convictions of our people,
which will be practically executed by
them through their representatives,.
their courts and their executive govern
ment. AS chiei magistrate of the State
it will be Hot only my pleasure but my
bounden duty to give every assistance In
my power leading TO that end. l am
satisfied that any course of political sc-
tion traced on narrower line than the
good OF the whole people, regardless Of
color or condition, must inevitably
lead to disaster and ruin. My views on
this subject were FULLY stated to the Con-
ventlon, by which | was nominated, and
to the people by whom | was elected
and every day experince fortlties me IN
the belief that any policy ounded on
these principles must necessarily result In
the attainment OF the ends tor which all
governments are established | have
earn estly sought 10 obliterate the color
line in politics, and consolidate the peo
pie on basis of equal rights, and 1t Is n
source of qualification 10 be able 10 say
that t1is great object is about TO be real
lied. teeI that do but speak the sen
timents of the people when l declare
that their government will secure, first,
q vigorous and efficient enforcement OF
the laws so that ali persons and property
will be fully and equally protected, and
should occasion require it, | will proceed
in person where ary disorders
may menace the public peace or the
political rights OF any citizen and Sec
ond the establishment CT Il system OF pub.
Ic education to be supported by an equal
and uniform taxation on property SO that
ali without regard to race or cOer may
receive equal advantages thereunderi
and third The fostering OF immigration
in order u hasten the development of
the great natural resources OF the State.
Having thus committed our government
and the people TO these great principles,
| desire 10 add the most emphatic
assurances that the withdrawal
OF the troops OF the United States to
their barracks, instead of causing any
disturbance of the peace or any tendency
to riot will be source OF profound
qualification to our people ard will be
accepted by them rs aproot OF the con
fdence OF the President for their capacity
tor orderly self government. Enjoying
under the blessings OF divine providence
the happiness resulting from II govern
ment based upon liberty and justice,
the people of Louisisns cannot fail to
appreciate that their good fortune Is
largely due to the magnimonous policy
go wisely inaugurated and so consistently
maintained 10y the President. | have the
honor " bo your obeLient servant.
FRANCIS L. NICHOLS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEw YORK, Aprills --MoSEY-Closed
easy q: 2@S per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4(a5 per cent Customs receipts
$262 0C0. The Assistant Treasurer dis
barsed $4,000. Ciearings $4,000 900.
Sterling hrm for actual business; long
4S7; short 4s9.
GoLD-Opened At loot, closed at lO6i,
ali sales OF the day having been At these
dguros. Carrying rates " 2 per cent
Loans were also made fiat
SILvER-At London 65d; here al.
YER bars l27i, greenbacks; ll9i, gold;
silver coin per cent discount.
GovERsNESTs-Were lower St the
opening on account of the decline in
gold, but afterwards became firm, on the
reported improvement 10 our securities
~ London.
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CoOpers' strike.

CLEVELAND, April l9.-About 1880
coopers in the employment OF the STAN
dsrd Oil Company. OF this city, struck
this morning on account of ten per cent
reduction of wages. The compsny hsve
large number o; barrels on hand and
their business will not be embarrassed by
the strike. There is 8 probability of an
adjustment ofthe trouble at An early day
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NO. 224
Arress ef Csansesfessers.

IsDlASAroLIs, April ls.-Lyde Lsvi,
Mn. Clarissa Lea SISTER Of Levi, her
daughter Alice and Missouri Rittsn.
house, were arrested at Osgood, Ripley
county, yesterday, by U .S. Detective Rath.
borne, charged with counterieiting, and
brought here last evening. They are
supposed TO be part Of the Pete Mccarthy
gang. Their examination will take place
before United States Commissione
Knetter tomorrow. 4 telegram this
morning reports the arrest OF J. A.
Dorner and Mr.. hammond, OF the same
place.
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LoSDos, April l9.-Russis Lego
liati z al alliance With Persis, ard the
Shah u Offering 5000 men 70 join the
army IN AntooIa.
Hos,!litIes have commshced around
SIiitic.
Abdul Kerim has arrived at Silestria.
The troops are very enthusiastic.
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TOCARPENTERS.

ss,led proposals are invited by the
p,.-s of Regents of the State Normal
schools, for putting new roof upon the
Wa. Liberty Normal School building.
r., advertisement will bs found in
another psr. OF this paper.
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Buried Alive.

The explosion and inundstion at
Traedyrhiw coIliery, at Pouty Pridd,
Wales, on April lltb, imprisoned Q men
behind column of coal 40 yards thick
Continuous operations for their rescue
resulted in opening communication with
them to-day. Five were found ailve,
bu. four had wandered 70 other parts oil
the mine and it is believed that they have
perished.
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rur Richmond Dispatch concludes
49,. tho late session of the legislature OF
,b., State was productive ofsom good
...ssrsl of its acts have alresdy given
r,ornent to the lawyers.
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sacramento Raeea.

SAs FEAscfsco, April ls.-Ai ssera-
mento to-day. Mo!lIe McCsrty, Lady
Amanda, Council Bluffs and Whestley
r.n two miles and repeat. Aollie Won
in two straight hea.s- Time S;ae, s:SSi
the best recorded time in the state.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 BRICK Hon. II COSTASfSG NINE
- rooms. with stable, vssh- house,
cistern add well on the r.mises. ana
WITH EVERY CONVENIENCE
A country house could have. The rooms
on the nrvt floor are nbely finished In
polished natural wood.
il situated on the National kDzd
ONE MILE W IHT OF BRID0EPORT
And two miles from the city. Will Be
rented until October lat.
Apply at First National Bank, Bridge
port, ONO. speH
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Held for Trial.

LONDON, April l9.-ChsrIes Brad
laugh and Mrs. Annie Bessnt, free
thought advocate, recently arrested On
the charge OF printing and Publishing
pamphlet alleged to De OF an immoral
character, have been held for trial on
their own recogDiZsnce.
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Complimen ary 60 Col. sha1lcross

BARBOUR JtueTSuHIaH'
Since the government removed Col.
Shslc,oss from the position OF specisl
mail detective mail rebberies are getting
common. We would call the attention
of the authorities to the fact tnst some
thing j. rotten between here and Wheel
ing
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Information wanted

WAsHINGToN, April l9-Governor
Kellogg to-day received the following
telegram rom New Orleans: Please
inquire of President Hayes if it Is by his
direction that the commissioners recom-
mepded member rs OF the Packard legIsla-
tere to JOIN Nichols. Two ot our trusted
men lett to-day, under such persusslons.' -
Kellogg replied: "lti It be true that the
commissioners are So doing, | AIN salts.
fed they are acting on their own instruc-
tions and without Instructions from the
pr,silent
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RAILROAD BONDS -Generslly firm.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.


RAILROAD BONDS s-Genernlly arm.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
SroCKs-Tnc market opened II per
cent higher Tor Burlington and Quincy
than Nj the close yesterday, otherwise
shsres were generally quiet, with the en-
| ccptlon ui coal stocks, which were weak
and lower, recording decline up 10 two
o'clock of ~ I per cent. Morris and
Essex was again tho weak spot, and
dropped from 6l TO 81. Delaware, Lack.
asanus and Western followed with
decline from ~ to 4Gi. Then came
Delaware aud Hudson with n iSll from
i0t to 80 regular and 37t seller thirty
DAYS. The weakness OF coal stocks did
not have much effect upon the general
list, and with few exceptions tho market
WAS comparatively steady. Coal
stocks continued heavy ~ the close and
the general list weakened slightly
10 consequence Morris and Essex do
cined " 63l, h TALL Of IA per cent for
the day, Delaware, Lncks~snna and
Western 10 10, n loss OF 4 per cent, and
| closInS at 55t, and Delaware and Hudson
closed 81 3sI against 40i At the opening
| Nearly all the prominent members OF the
bear element oi Wall street ~er. sun.
moned before the grand jury to-day, but
were informed upon their appearance
that their examination OF tho subject
OF false reports circulated about tho
Delaware and Hudson lew days Agn, wn
postponed until Monday next. Daring
their absence Delaware, La kAwannt
and Western fell por cent IL was said
that parties long Of the coal stock, know.
lng that the bears had lett large orders
~ cover short contract. IN their absence,
sold freely The besrs, on their return,
found that they had been the buyers al
stock Mt considerably above prices cur.
rent. The bears then moved around and
sold the coal stock which carried the mar
ket down NJ the close. The transactions
to-day aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 10000 were Western Union, 1900
Rock Island, 5000 ST. Paul, 1900 Lake
Shore, 3OOO New York Central, 400
Mich gan Central, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western, 1900 Dtla.
ware aud Hudson, and 1900 Morris and
Essex.
TOLEDO, April l3.-FIOur-Slrong.
Wheat - FirmS No | whit. Michigan
81 % ssked; ertrs white Michigan VI W;
amber do closed NJ 81 20 spot, seller May
and June; No. 2 red winter, spot, 81 ~;
seller May 81 10; rejected WsbSL rsi
81 a. Confirm; high mixed spot
62Ic; seller May G3ic, No. z spot DC;
seller May 52sc; seller juno 62ic; seller
July 5Ic; seller August 55c; yellow 65c;
rejected 5IIc; do seller June 62. Oab--
Demand light but holders hrm; whits
JOC.
NEW YORK, April ls.--Dry Good
Business continues interrupted by IN"
stormy weather. Cot,Ons quiet and ur-
changed IN first hands. Prints are NOV
my slowly. Aliens fancy pratt reduced
~ Gc. Heavy wOOlens more scuve.
a stock Of GlOucester GingbAms were
sold A. auction and brought far pric@
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Rev. John Lancaster Spsulding, re-
Gently appointed Bishop Of Peoris, will
be consecrsted IN the New York Cath
dral next Sundsy BY Cardinal McClosky,
assisted BY Bishop Foley of Chicago and
other doctors of the church.
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Louisiana Commission.

WAsHINGToN, April l9,-reiegrams
were received by the President from the
Louisiana Commission yesterday after
noon, list night and to-day. 1t /;
not considered expedient At present To
furnish their contents for publication,
but ASSURANCE is given in official quarters
that their tenor warrants the assertion
that the prospect o! a settlement OF affairs
continues to improve, and the indications
are that beyond doubt the lsbors OF the
Commission will have n satisfactory end.
New ORLEANS. April l9-The Com.
mis,Ioners talked freely TO the agent Of
the Associated Press this afternoon, be-
heving that the end OF their iabIrs WAS
near. They have been necessarily more
or less retlcent hitherto, for ite,r efforts
bsve been largely through Individual
conversation, aud 10 publish their appeals
and suggestions IN advance OF any evil
dence OF their scceptIbIilty would have
defeated their objects. They
strenuously endeavored 10 secure one
Legislature. By general consent
reunion would be nominsl and nearly
vsluless, unless accompanied by resi-
Cancellation and hsrmoHiou. purpose.
They have constantly urged oa each side
the uGty OF making = proposition tend
irC 10 the removal OF the difficulties
through the work OF citizens OF LOUISIANA.
They believe that the national govern.
meut hiss q desire TO accept wnst LOulsl-
sua should have TO present Father than
t dictate what Louisiana sLonld do. and
thsn no settlement offered on the state
by y milrtrry power could establish
justice and peace. They have tried not
so.much for detailed plans OF suy kind Is
to sooth the passionate feelings ssd create
desire for peace and union. They have
not beileved that mere treaties, based on
Al al .otment OF Offices, could reech the
desired end. They found so great d.
versity of opinion among Republicans
and Democrats that party lines were
often nvisibie-neither psrty is unit.
They bolieve no attainsole result,
whether enforced from outsiders or
brought about by grsvitsting forces
within could be satisfactory TO the whole
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The Benefit.

ST. Louis, April l9.-Ihe oenehs 81
De Bars Opera House, last night for the
destitute servant girls Of the southern
Hotel was g very generous one. Ias
house was filed 10 every part. The net
procesdswill probably rerch $3.50.
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Prr1sBuEGH, April ls.-Pe:ro!eam-
Crude moderately sctive .: s2 55f92 81!
Psrker's; refined frmer At li:c Tor Phil
adelphis delivery.
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at'heeline 9eaister.
c.ld closed yesterday at 1904,

n. vsather to-day ,o,H be partly
,.a, ,o,th north to vest ioi'ids, and
-;aag len 'srd'"re'
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Nichols Legislature.

NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-The Mich
oils House reSclnded the resolution eH-
pellng Gands, who then took his seat.
George Grsrg 0: Assumption, and
Oscar Holt ot West Baton Rouge, VINO
have heretofore acted with the Packard
Legislature were seated IN the Nichols
House to-day, making 81 Returning
Board members.
z. j. Watson of Madison, Z. j. Wal
ker OF Tensa., and L Oliver OF Concor.
dla, all Return b, ard members, were
seated ia the Nichols House this after
neon. Thr. complete, the Returning
Board quorum N both houses.
Falling TO Pieces.
New ORLEANS, April l9.-The Pack
ard Legislature Is rapidly dIssoIvlng
There are 65 or 90 returning board mem
bers in the Nichols House.
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additional Market on 9Th Page
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Letter Of Governor Nichols to the
Louisiana Commission.

NEw ORLEANS, April l9.-The Com
missions report 10 the President by tele-
graph to-day includes the following let
ter from Governor Nichols, referring to
the joint resolutions heretofore tele-
grsphed:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-28
BaariGaft Der WaGasters, ba Der Gelbfcfer
nt&t TIM Dasen mar.

Saari&aft Der pa0astere, ba Der GelbfcHs'
nt&t I'm Dasen tpar.
Vic btefsr Sage Der pOfpasen BON gisnard
BITE 1eeeno ron Grprt GitY tn ben S&parsen
Bergen srrei&te, bot fG ben ptriOnen 1T ibri
sin 8rGBltter anblid. Mitten auf Der Stra6e
lassn bic 2ei@en bon spet Mdnnern unb elmer
Gran, nlle NIT GGubpuuben, unb alien Grsten
mar Der SGCpf nbse,Osen, bic 2si&e Der Grau
Dar aberbaupt eraBIiG D%sraimmelt. Gin ger.
brcGener S&ienwasen fanb In Der NGbs, tit
tbni tparsn bic Dret pfsnbnr 8sretst; Der.
i3tsbsne @esenfanee aus bemirlben lnsen UNI
Der. Die Sdien paren natiirIiG entfibrt.
Der brstfaGe Norb tpurbe BON uugefGbr apSlf
Snbtanern begausen. psl&e fpater eine Iu3ubl
Trbrleuts In iener @tsenb augrifen. Die
6ubrlsuts f&Iussn absr, tbre @aeen als D'G-
uns bsniBfns, NIT etnen trdftissn @epebtftusr
bic rOtbsn NSrbr In bic 8IuGt unb traGten
bic 9ei&ea set spsi MGnnsr unb bic 9eiGe Der
frau mad Grppt City.
60 inS bic 3ufGnbe bsi&afen, psIGe sessr-
pdrtis in benz ueuen gclb. parabie1e unb bedsn
berr1@eu.
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ungludsfal!e. Nm leBtsn @cntaa
Ncresn iptsIte Elm flsines bGbmtiGes MdpGen
Namens Gatbartnd papalbaf, bier nit aubrren
3tnberr an rer @tienbabn, unb lprang an BIN
Wal1tnsn beruut, ole % untsr einsa 3ug fel /;
bic GaeeE ptnsen benz arn1en Atnbe ibtr ben
a0pf unS es pures i@rsfIiG psrtimm melt ist.
men Gliern setraGt, Deren @tredtn unbe-
itrstbIiG MAR bte GlenbabnaneeheQsu tr,ft
tstnsrlet S&uIp, ba %otslslbsu BITE unSUrigtiseu
Stnesr offer, aber perssbliG estuarnt batten.
Nm Dtsntae Nbenb peri~ Gie Elm breiwba-
tabrissr anabe Namens 9. u. Mprle BON bier,
anf stnen GtIenbabnpagen 3u 1~pringen, tuGbrsnp
bsrlelbe i'm Gang mar ; CT elttt aus, fel api-
l9en bic Cars, beren mebrere iber leinen SIR.
per btnrOuteu NIB beuisIbsn iGreflt9 perfim-
meIteu, 70 baB ~etn3slHe @tude 8le'fG unp
Sstns bss %1nslidItGen aulammsueelefen tpur.
ben Unb man beu Suaben famua mebr e~rfenuen
tonnte.
3ptt fur9Ibare 8arnunesn fir let&ifertae
8tnper.-
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WtsSer Elm l1uslId @uf Der Garm
RON Gbriftan @eber gu cottage IrUpe fam Elm
2O6terGsn bes @tseutbumus auf fGredl,Ge
Wetie um's Seben. 81. Weber mar bamtt be.
f@aftist feline Drel&malGtne in Gang Az
ttgen; fObaIo iepOG Der Dnmpf IpsseloGer
tpuree. rurbsn bic Yfsrbe fasu. riGsn fG lOs
nne runntsn bsim. Die ittbenidbrtse &OGtsr
oss 5rn. @ebsr fu&:e ibr asbn Mpnate altes
S@psferasn auf hte gette gu brtnssn, purbe
absr ben benz @efpann su gOrsn eepUrfeu,
pabrsnb sIetG3etitg tes S@desl bss tIetneu
8tnoss psritmettsrt purbe. DDS Gltere Ndb.
den, ubiGOn ielba perwunSet, braGte bas 9tne
na@ Sauie. no ealeIbe isbp& ueriGtsb. Mase.
utstns 5bsilnubme CAB f& Der 70 f@per betm>
9elu&ten 6amtlie tuno.
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No% mebr &tfentatnen! 0err
J St 1racss. Gieubabu . @peculant BON Du.
buque. Scra. bat Der biefssn 6anbelsfammer
oas prOtsft rcrselest etue Gtienbabn upu bier
brett naH MtnnsapOIis 3u buuen, unter Der
SsStnsuns, ba6 tim cine eumne BON $4,000
aarauhrt psree. Bon anpersr @ette ntaGt ft
bic Ini6t seltsnb, eaB St. paul eiaeutltG isia
@sle nt&t on aIspdrttse gpstulantea au (pen-
Den Drau&e, renn 80 F@ nm ein tpirflt& rem.
table, nntsrnebmeu hanele.
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GernngluGt. Nu1 Sprisen Dienfag
mar SacOb S%temnaun, ber bic Garn, BON Spbu
Gsss tn 8sIoebere tn Ya&t bate, nit elmer
saSnns gaubOI3 auf benz 9etn,pese BON &eb
Wing aus, ais ct bur@ trsenb etnen uneIif.
l,9en 3afaa pom Masen sefagsn unb ibsr.
fabrsn pprben fein mug. Die Yferbe purbeu
cine Strede Bon Der unelIdsndtte BON etnem
6arn'sr anfssbalten, Der ipdter ben IeblOieu
8Orper Stsmmann's blutenb ant @ese fano.
Das 9Ol3 tpar e~benfals an elmer abf@lIFgen
Stsae hss 8eses Rom @usen ssfauen. Der
gsrunsliifte btnterIaet etne Grau unD mebrere
6tneer.
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Aud tn Blue Gartt COUNTY bat.
ten f& rnanGe Garmer bnr@ bic Satrelaua
pishsrtsbrenbe 1suf9rsdeuplase ablGredeu
laisu, 70 SteI Msi3sn su pFanssn, pts frHber.
Die iOsben SerDfeutItGte amtItGe GtnttRtt lie.
fert fOlssnbes GrsebniB f:
gieraebu Scpnfttps, alle EaltH pom Blue
Gartbfuhs auesr gleaiant MOnnb In Der iib-
rsfli&en Gds Sss GUunties, steben einen 3u.
tpafs absr has Isste 9abr sou 1921 gder,
rabrens Ss nsuen 5cpafbtps in pealiGen
Sbeile cine 1tnabme BON q. 6lO Gdern aet>
gen.
Gs parssn tn btefem Sabre &c, LOG ader pe.
niger NIT Wet3en befdst ais In 1876. glur
brsi SoDnfbtps setsea etuen srSeeren 0et,sn-
ertras als imt Surisen Sabre.
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Gtne neue Seuer- G mpasute bat
Ft auf benz ct. @nisuny oiieel OrsantFrt ua-
ter BEN ifOlssn Namen "t1nbsGtsbars @&Iaud.
&umpasnts No. g." Die geamten berlelben
flnb fcleenbe:
GUrmann-Ibomas Ganfelb.
Grter-MiFfsnt-vat 8allbe.
!3weiter F" -Yeter RDmpeI.
9ecretGr-ItSmas MaDtsan.
@Gasmeiaer-SameS NuQtcs.
Das Committee fir Contribution beiebt aus
ben 5srren Aleranper SObnfen, s s Diatams,
5brmas Mabisau, Gecrse 9bruu. 9 RYan,
Sbcr,aS @anfielo.
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8ibtiS far Orunbeiseu.
tDiimer,

hsrsn GsanSrids neeen @iGtbeaabluus bon
Garea ~Oertanft pprbsn, Is zine neuereinas CT
sansene Getfasuus.
Der MuoitOr pom &amles Gcuuty bat uGm-
LID Dem SberiH SsfanutmaGa nsen iiberaeben,
betrsfsac bic gsrfalSeis Der gum &atfauf felt
seiestsn 6rtt @Otisen, tueiGs aQsn Denen aa
seifelt rerben iClen. bsyen Iaren fir bas Sabr
1874 unbs3abIt e~ebItsben linb, une btren
@runeeissntbum infOlse be7sn fraft bes neueu
Stsusrgelsses S~ertluft purse. 8stanntti6
raun,t hteifs @eieB etae sweiiibrtss 6riR Elm
gum Eldtauf. uns b, Ie5ts 0esislatur traf su
@uaPsn Der bstrefsnrsn Sarp1i6tteen bic
Gortfbr, fab b~tsfelben auf bic 0sfabr gebprig
anfmsttlam semaGt srereen iolsr, nel@er le
lI6 mad @blauf elmer 6rif Srn neunaig Gaeeu
ausitBen, tutem aIscanu has betsfenee
SrunDiif NIT esiegItGem &tBlahteI an bic
ibsrssben ri.rbe, fuftru bic Iarsn SOm
rrIprtinsltGen Gtsentbumer niAt besablt mir,
ben. Der 3ettpantt bss gertaGfs tregen Nid!.
b 5ablure Der Sare mar Der Is. October 1875
tnfolgs eslen gtebt IS fir alss bamals 70
o%srtaufte Grnrbsigentbun, msIhss nttt etuae-
lost rpresn III, am Is. October 1877 unb nad5-
per fstne Oslseeubeis mebr, iOl6ss pteeer eia-
Na&bem isitbsr Der NtGtsr MttGea in Nt.
mona einsn Gnii&eio in bieisr Gngsleeentstt CT.
.aRsn bate. Der aud in bieiem 9Eatte mitae.
belt 'puree, psreen Gle uriprinsliaen Giseu.
'bumsr iDIGer @runbFide gut ibun, bic nod
6rif gu benuBen unp ibre @etGuliG
uno @runrtude tpdbrenb Der ibnen elm
9eraumten neuu3is Sage, esiast auf Die ibnsn
NOtt3 res Sberifs sin3uITeu.
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in Wabafba County ptrb fir 81.
lenbnhnbonten Iehhoft oeo.k.L.. - ..

in Wabafba County ptrS fir 81
ifreabnbauten Iebbaft eearbettet belOnbers bon
Sette Der babel 3una&a interelGrten Srtl&af.
ten. Gtnsm gert&te bisriber III foleenbes ,u
eninfpntsn: Der gau Der ersipurtsen Nib.
lamb gabn BON 8abaiba aus bas i3umSrOttnl
entlars iibsr @aDppa mad .3umbrOta fd.fnt
tebt SOQfdnbi9 selI&srt, ba man bic S%erIanaten
Summen bon ben @runbbsTbern eutlana Der
gnbn beptaist eybaltsn bat. Cine Nu,abl Sn-
g~entenre fnb bsretts an Der germeGuna Der
BabnItnie nnb iOa bifltIbf nod In bfelem
Sabre fsrtfg gebaut tperbsn. Dte1e 8abn pirb
e~benfaIs ben Garnern In Der Na6barl&aft unb
tnrnentItw ben 0eiGafisleuten tn ben BON ber-
felben beriibrten WlGBen BON @Ort9eil letn, nab.
renO is fir bic am 8luTs eeIesenen @lGBe nod
tbetlig ptrfen tpirb.
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Stadt u. gaud,
Oie bcnticbe fatbpIiicbc SSat>
Yen. QluIfaIt

1T Don ibrsm btsteisen pIaBe mad
bonn paule No. az ueunte Strose ssrs
lest rrcreen. unp omar entlhtepen au
'ersu Woribsil, Bonn obselsbsn BON on,
reIsn usbslRdnsen, 1T Der isBtas plaB
fir rte 8elunebeit ter 9~8aisntinesr
otsI suttdslt6n ole etr fratere uuo bic
ea9e in Auasmsinsn cine piel eeeia.
netsr'. Ias 0ottnbaus III nun In
ln%m'hslbarsr Ndte ttr Ritdt unb de.
reri reuiIhen pfautous.
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Neue 90 Offcen wurben poriee
WO&e an fcIsenben wlaBen errtGtet:
Naine, Otter Sail County, O Resfe, yoR.
~rtstitsr; Sbtusle Sod, 5ennsptn Gpunts,
WiQarb 8pbanncn.
MufsebObsn purbe bic Wof.SfFce In CANT
@sorge NeeepS County ; @aEb Gate, Ranbt-
pcbt County.