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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

A correspondent of the Kearney
Press, referring to the State Universi-
ty building, says: 1.-The University
building has been repaired from base
ment to cupola. And there is certain
ly no danger whatever now of the
building tambling down, and doubt
ful 1t is IL there ever was any danger
at all. The new white limestone
foundation, the window sills snd
caps, and the tie stones on the corners,
covered with q coat of cement, the
painting and penciling of the outside,
and the proposed calcimining of the
inside, will make it one of the best
and most imposing buildings in the
state; while Lincoln has paid for
nearly all the rel airing"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The ex-Republican officials OF south
Carolina are now suffering terrible
noJitieal persecution. F. L. CardOza,
state Treasurer. hss been tried and
fo,nd guilty of conspiracy to defraud
the State, and sentenced to two years
,.,nr;.onment and to pay fine OF s4.'
aoo Ex.Congressnssn smslls, for ae-
Oopting bribs of FIVE thousand .n,a.oea DOL
nile 8 member of the legislature
la. ,a hsen sentenced to three years im-
nrIsonment. ) And L. c. Carpen.e,' an,
s,,or ofa Union paper has been SEN
.anssd su TO two years imprisonment
and 20 pay fine of 81 'OOO' A'
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE
Il Headquarters Department Of the Platte,
Office of Chief Quarternaster, Omaha, Neos
Nov 20 lS77. Sealed proposals. in triplicateS
subject TO the usual conditions, will be re-
ceived AZ this office until II NJ, on Saturday,
December 29 1877, at which time and place
they will be opened In the presence OF bid
Ciers for furnishing and delivering in guam
titles as required up to June 80, 1873, al OmR-
ha Depot, Nebraska. or a. stations on the
Union Pacific Railroad, east from Kearney
Junction, two million u 00O, ,0O0) pounds Corn
and one million q. .0OO. 900 pounds Oats.
Proposals for quantities less shan the whole
required. will be received. Pr, ference will
be given to articles of domestic production.
The contract win be let with the provisO
that the quantities contracted for may be
increased or reduced One-third by the Chief
Quartermaster of the Department at any
time within forty-five days M er date Of con-
tract.
Bids should state the rate per 10 pounds
not per bushel-and should be endorsed on
envelope bids for Forage The right to
reject any or all bids Is reserved
VI. l. LUDINGTON.
Otrn rfn zfar
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

cases will be appealed to the Supreme
court. but will avail the victims moth
ing, if tried by the South Carolina
court.
Cardoza and Smalls are cOlored Re-
publicans, and this. 1t is believed Is
the real cause of their punishment.
If they have committed penitentiary
offenses they should be punished, but
it would establish greater faith In
Southern courts and juries and in the
law abiding virtues of the people, If
there was no respect OF persons, or fa-
voriteism shown In the punishment
of crime. Ballot boxes are tampered
with by election officers. people are
mobbed, whipped, intimidated, killed
for opinions sake and for voting con-
trary TO the wishes of the ku-klux.
but we hear of no prosecutions for
any of these high crimes; Mr.. But
Ter can instigate, lead and take hand
i'm slaughtering dozen black men,
his crime Is accounted a virtue and re-
warded by an election to the U. 5.
Senate; q Democratic politician 10
New Orleans can offer a large bribe
for an electoral vote. but his crime
Is winked at. All these politi-
cal crimes and misdemeanors go un-
punished because the offenders are
Democrats, and Southern purity Is
"vindicated" by the hunting down
aud prosecution of negro Republicans.
Such vindication is not vindication is
bat perfidy added to perfidy, because
the instigation is malicious and not
for the love of right-of law and or
dor
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, one Of the
ablest jurists and purest men of New
Jersey. says. 1.-The man who was
chosen by majority of 250, ,900to pre-
side over the republic was cheated out
of his rightful claim by the infamous
four who constituted the Returning
Board Of Louisiana.-Neb. City NeWs.
That good man lies if he says Louis
lana was not Republican by at least
twenty thousand majority had the
Democratic bulldozers permitted q
fair election. So it Is extremely
cheeky to talk about Republicans
cheating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

On last Friday night the U. 8. Sem
ate was in session nearly all night,
considering the Louisiana and South
Carolina Senatorial questions. aud at
1. o'clock Saturday morning, William
Pitt Kellogg. of Louisiana and NJ. G.
Butler of South Carolina, were sworn
iR as Senators. And so ends that
row.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

p A'"pstent outside" of last week
comes to the rescue as followes: "As
mosquitoes are just now in order it is
well for the housekeeper to know"
etc., and then we are told how to kill
the pests. These auxiliary editors are
so felicitously seasonable that they
ought to be awarded a leather medal
occasionally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

At the mint In Philadelphia during
the month of November silver pieces
were coined in the following num-
bers- Trade dollars 400. 900; half dol
lars, S34 900; quarter dollars, 722, 400
dimes. 140, 900; total number of piec-
es, 2,696, 400; value, 81, OIL 800.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The Nez Perces Indians captured
by Col. Miles, including Chief Joseph,
have been fakeh to Fort Lesvenworth
where they will be guarded and. fed
until a reservation Is provided for
them In the Indian Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

f. III. buckingham, District Ator-
ney of the shfrd judicial district, died
In Omaha on the 2Sth ult. He was in
the 2Sth year of his age and unmar-
RED
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Recently at Great Bend, Kansas. q
man named Mullen while intoxicated
was placed in the ealaboose. Soon
afterward the building was fred In
some way, and the drunken man
peri.hed in the flames.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

In London, England, on the 1st
inst. at. 1890, a. M. the fog was 30
dense that midnight darkness prevail
ed. That must be pleasant old town
in fog.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

A good action performed in this
world receives its reeompense In the
other, just as water poured at the root
OF tree appears again above. in fruit
and flower.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

4 ONi VI iSSION Ems SA LIZ OE
" REAL LFSrATE.-NUtice IS hereby given
that by virtue of an order OF sale issued odt
of the District Court Of Nemaha County, in
the State of Nebraska. and to us directed as
referees and commissioners in the cass
hereinafter named, upon an order and decree
rendered by the said Court, In certain Rc-
tion pending. wherein MahlOn Smith and
James a. Smith. by Abner a. Warren, thei-
next friend and general guardian, and Will
liam Smith. are plaintiffs and Charles Camp
bell. William Campbell, Cynthia A. Pascoe,
Margaret E. Clark and James a. Campbell,
are defendants. we will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door OF the Court House in
BrOwnville. in said county, on
Monday, December 10, 1877,
at O'Clock p. m, OF that day, the following
real estate I'm Nemaha County, Nebraska, to-
wit: The north west quarter of section No.
thirty five (35l, IN township number six co.,
north of range number fourteen (l4), east,
containing one hundred and sixty (l60) acres.
Terms of sale, cash.
DAVIDSON PLASTERS,l Referees
WILLIAM II. HOOVER, and Com
L. VI. McCOMAS, misSioners
]. H. broadly, Atty for Plffs.
November 3 1871. 20w4
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The London Telegraph says 1t has
information that Kars ellthrough the
tresehery OF a Pasha. who was paid
literally for his treason.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The Cleveland PldindeGLer was re-
Gently purchased by Hon. r. c. Par
sons and Col. w. p. Fogg, the consid-
Grafton being 500, 900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

commercial value and the restoration
of the silver dollar at rate which once
was, but has ceased to be, its CONNER
cial value. Certainly the issue of our
gold coinage, reduced in weight ma
terially below its legal tender value,
would be any the less present de-
basement of the coinage. by reason of
its equalling or even exceeding In
weight good coinage. which at some
past time had been commercially
equal to the legal tender value as
signed 90 the new issue, in recon-
mending that the regular of any silver
coinage which may be authorized by
congress should observe these condi-
tions of ofcommercisl value and limited
legal tender, I am governed by the
feeling that every possible increase
should be given to the volume of me-
talic money which can be kept in
circulation, and thereby cause all
possible aid afforded by the people
ir the process Of resuming spe-
Gle payment. 1t is because OF my
conviction that a disregard of these
conditions would frustrate the good
results which are desired from the pro-
posed coinage and en- mbarrass with new
elements of confusion and uncertainty
the business of the country, that Iurge
upon your attention those considera-
tions. 1 respectfully recommend to
congress that in any legislation pro-
viding for a silver coinage imparting
to it the quality of legal tender there
be impressed In the measure firm
provision exempting the public debt
heretofore issued and now outstand'
ing from payment. either of princi'
pal or interest, in any coinage Of less
value than the present gold coinage o.
the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Rande, theoutlaw, when arraignedr =
plead mot guilty"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The u. 8. Senate elections commit
tee have reported in favor of seating
g Eustis, Of Louisiana In the Senate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06
The Pope is worse.

Senator Blaine has returned to the
Senate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Navigation on the Mississippi river
above Keokuk closed for the season
last week.:
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Bishop Marvin. OF the NJ. Z. church,
died at st. Louis on the 2Sth inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Ex-Gov. Hendricks recently lectur-
ed in Indianapolis for church bene-
fit. His subject was Revolution"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

Recently 400 Turks In Schipka Pass
to the Russians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-12-06

The foregoing topics we select from
the message, presuming them to be of
the greatest interest TO our readers.
The length of the message is such
that we could not publish the whole
of il without great Inconvenience.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28

- Sn 9alifor beiddftist fid CUR
3eit cine @ommiiiion nit Der Srdge,
weIde neutrality-suspicious. bic Ser.
Staaten an Sandba bafiir su bs,ablen
baben, bab es unieren SIidsrn geitat'
tet lit, an Der canabiiaen &iiite su
Hl6en. Sbpobl Die 0iider &anaSO's
an Der &lfe Der Der. StaateH nod
Belieben flden blrfen, bcbouptet Die
@esi.runs bes 9fadbarIanOes bod. Der
8ortbeiI Iieae auf unierer S.ite uhb
oesbalb DcrIan9t iie cine Seraiitung,
heren S6be Die Gommiiion beifimmen
fol-. Die Iebtere beitebt aus oen ser
rem 6. s. Seaos, Sertreter fsr Ser.
Staaten, Cir u. s. Salt. 8ertreter
@anaba's. uno bem beIsifdben gefono.
ten, 90. SeIfoffe aus llnparteiif6en.
Bie mir peruebmen, lit Die canaoiide
8ee ieruua eeneist. ibre anfprl@e fal'
len gu IaTsn, fobaIb Die Sunoesresie'
ruua f1 bersit ertldrt, einen nnaemei-
ieucu Gessnieitiateitsuertras nit ibr
ab,ufdliebeu. Sies Wirb mad mebr'
w6&eutIi9en unfrudtboren nnterbanbs
luuaen mobl aud sei&ebeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
Ser souptiuboIt oes Selete,

Ser 6auptinbalt oes Gefeses,
Sas bic perFohsne 9esisIatnr bon @fii'
iouri. Die sIeidmdbiae xinridtun3 Der
Gountp Courts in Den ueri@ienenen
Counties bieies Staates betreffen6,
paifirte, lit fOlsenber:
Ollie 6 ountp 6 Gourts foIIen aus brei
&i9tern beiteben. 3u fieiem 3ne6e
mirb ieoes @ountb in ;wei Oiftrifte Elm.
aetbeilt. Die ieSer eiuen Sfidter eriudblen
Der brittle fol ebentueq bonn aansen
6 County sewdbIt werSen, unb fou ben
Soriib fibren. Die erite folder SSab.
len fnbet im Sabre 1878 ifatt. Sie Bei-
iiber ODER unterrihter tperoen fur sipei,
unb Ser 8or1ber su bier Scbre semablt.
Eie iesieen Courts bleiben in status
quo bis 1873, aus9enommen in benie.
nigen Counties in benen mebr ais brei
Ii9ter i'm Nmte iinb, in bieien rnufeu
ale ibr @mt nieoerlesen uns Der Goo'
erneur ernennt brei, bic bas @mt bis
,ur 9feumabI bealeiten foIcn. 8ier
reselmdbise Sihunsen ioIIen idbrIid
itattfnocu. OILS. am criten Wtontas Der
Monate. Sebruar, Wfai. @usuit uno
9lopember iebOd fam oas Geri6t bic
Sermineu Gnoern, aud bat Der 8Orfiscr
Die Madbeiuanib SpeciaITsun9en gu
bcrufen, wenn Die 9eiddfte iOl4es er'
beiiden. gIls Salair erbalten Die
Tidter nur mebr brei Dollars per Sag
uno s cts per Wsile an MeiIenselSern,
(6ar. Simes) Sus SOrsislide bon
otsiem ssitem Dor Dem aIten. fOnnen
mir nidlt einiebcn ipenn cs m0slid nibt
stma in Dem llmitaroe liest, nob oit
Jfidter auf SuaIobHerIobn berabs9e
ictt muroea unb in 0ieiem ielbIt 1T btl
SOrsus isbr, iebr ilpeiec cutis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
Manhood, How Lest, HeW Restored
@4

Just published, a neU edition Of Dr. Cul.
verwell'sCelebrated Essay on the
radical cure aoithOut mediciasof SpeTmdtOr-
rhOea or Seminal Weakness, IncOluntGry
Seminal Losses, InpOlenc6. Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments tOAarrioge
etc.; also Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits.
induced by self-indulgence Of serudl ertrdrdg.
ance, dc.
Rs. Price. iu sealed e1aUe'ope, only sic
cents.
The celebrated auttn, Tn ltis admirable
Essay, clenrly demonstrates, from Nttrly
yenrs'succeSsf'l Troctine, that tie alarming
Consequences Of Se!f-dduse may be radically
cured aoitltOut Me dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application Of tie KNIFE;
potIatiug ont nsOtle Of euro at 0'sc1 simple,
certain, and etectnUl 6y means Of 'clltct ecerg
sufferer, no matter tolGt his condition mag
cure himself cheapty prfcntely, and Radically.
cw' This Lecture should be in the hands %
eceTy yOttth and eucgy man IN the land
Seut, nRder zeal, iR a fsIasR encelope, to G'as
address, postpaid on receipt Of sic 0cnts, on
taco gOst stamps.
address tie Publishers,
F. BRUGMANN & SON,
Al ARn ST., Ne1 York, Post Boz 1855.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28

- Der yunton 2euaue Club" bon
9ew 9Ort bat LETTER Sage cine &eihe
uon 8eidIiHen aefabt, welde Die Ro'
litif rcr Nrminiitration auf's @drmfts
inooiiiren uno Der Spmpatbie oes Sol
fes empfehl.n. Sieies Goraeben elmer
Der adtbaritcn Organization bes Snn.
Nes bilrct cine mdlt III untcridlabenbc
8em1hr Der unwibcriteblihen Nfadt Der
Yrincipisn. bon nenen uniere iebiseSer
maltuna eelsitet mirb- Gs blsibt iiG
aIeih, Oh Die Ml6rn res Sclfes une Die
,,ioliberen Glcmentc" Der Hation bon
2auie aus auf bem Sooea bieier Yrin-
cipien aeitanoen babcn, ooeE Ob mon
ie aui oieien Sobsn eeidobea bat.
Sie 0auptiads lit. baB bds Eole nit
8creitwinistcit in 8eih unb 9lieo tritt
UNI Der Nomiuiitration CUR 2oiung Der
8icisnnufsabs, Die iie iia seiteat bat,
bsbuIFid 81 ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
+. Mud00e.

ShrGGs;uitinte! 0si&Ie6ts- -Srant-
bsittn, 5inherhiiis sur Gts! llnfru&tbar-
felt Ranntarfsit! Grunhlidbe u:
fbne4e Mnb fi6ere 0eituns
FtbauheIt
Oas 0Olbeme gmeb fur Mne
flar unb rerifdnbli1 iu teuti&sr uae
cualiI6er Sprafe. 9Sirb icr0fam
perIesslt sestn Ginitneuna ron 25 9:s.
cter 6cren 9Sertb in yUf. Clamps, pcr.
tU1r / reriaist. aereiire Dsuifts
6tilauRat, sci Pine Strset, ST. LOUIS
MO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28

- Ser Eiiemiuiiter hes Snnern
3srr Nlon;o Ssa. wurbs iin9ft in Der
Ntm Sorftr - Gun" bsftig ansssrifftn.
Sus 8lait bsidulhiste BcH, CT lei nee
aen llnidhiafsit aus Dem S6dkamtc
'nilaiien pornen uno babe :an9ers 3eit
rir ieine sSrau ais NnssitelIte nes Ya'
tsntamtes 8sbilt be;O9en, nhne bob
,icirlbe Sen asrinsitsn Eienit leiifete.
?crr StII asbort auaenldeinIid nidt
III cen bidhlutlsen Yolitifeln, wcI4t
ole 8crlibsr bernrtiBer Seleioiaungen
itiIIidwciaeno @eradtuns itrafen. oenn
er bat Den 8ebafteur Der Sun" weaen
Gbrentrdnfuna auf bunberttauienp
Dollar SdaSeneriab uertlast.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
ma oerr 8aaor 6. q. 8riiae

pN ocrr Raitor 6. q. Srigge'
mann BON Der standardization @e'
meinoe in GomarosuiIle. Sas., sibt
uns isine @rilbruns in SoIsenosm =
Oa i'd on Or 9unsc unb 9eber Ieine,
aebraudte i'd Or Muguit & 0ni9's
), m burger Sropfen, wel@e
iait in icoem 9aAie meiner Stme'noe
~ finben ino. uhb ,par mi. oem btiten
Grfolas. SD oarf n,dt mebr nbns
O,eIeIbsn iein, ba ale onaepri'fsuen
Mebi;inen uno islbit Die beiten Ierste
oaa nift permossn, mas Die Or. u Us
9amb bur9er 8r O.
pfen aGein gu tbun i'm Stanoe ilno
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28

~eIAttIDuSe.
ssmptnme ban asarmerm.
AlS @eT1t iif tlei4 unb bleifarben,
O ;eittreile brennenb ROTH Ueer eia
umr5tbeter Sled auf elmer cber auf
beiben SBansen; bic @usen irerben
tribe; bic gupillen eripeitern ii1; elm
blduli&sr 5albtreis ;iebt fi1 um bas
untrre Nusenlieb bic Nale iit ent,iin>
bet, 9ei4wcllen unb blutet ;upeilen;
bic Sberlippe I6wiat an; Sin unb pts>
Der Scpfpeb NIT Saulen unb gc9eu
in ben Strrn; cine unsepG6nliHe
Spei@sl- Atlonreruns; l1teimise unb
teleste 3unst; Mtbem ltbr iibelrie@enb,
bsicnbers beS 3crsenS; Nppetit Serdn.
berli6, 3ureilen in oeiebunaer nit
nasenpem 0sfuble i'm @asen auss
artenb, ;u antern 3siten irieocr gang"
lidb manselnb; fii1tise S4mer;en ina
Ras,n; ;rittrriie llebclteit unb Gr.
brehen; btItise S@mer;en i'm unter-
leib; unregelmlsiser Stubtsans, 3H
3eiten serftcpft, ihleimis unp biuF8
nit Slut UermifAt; Der eeib III &C.
ithwpllen uno BART; ber llrtn tribe;
raS Atbmeu erihwert, besleitet rcm
SHluh;er; man1mal trodner unb
trampfbaiter 5uifen; unrutiaer unr
unhrbrc4ener S@laf NIT 3dbnttnir'
i9en; temperament seranberlid, I'm
@asemeinen abrr rei3bar u. {. NJ.
sEenn ptiss Spmptpme ais pcrbanbeH
rabr9encmmcn irercen, 10 triro
Or. G. W1:eane's Sermifuse
f6er cine Sur tetrirten.
gs entbdlt ksin 0utafilbsr
In ir9snb elmer @ei italt; if cine unf4do.
liHt Yrdparaticn uno hat ni4t ren
ssrinsfen fhdplt9rn GinFue betm
;artettn 6inbe.
Das a6te Or. Ne9ane'S Ser.
mifuse Bat bic Sisnataren 6.
@:eane unb 5lemins 8ros. auf
bem llmlhlas.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
Sr. 6. R:9ane's
6er= OiCCen.

GifIe pillen iperben ni6t empfcblen
ais ,ocilmittel sesen ,.alle eeipen, benen
ras 5ltifn untrrtban II, )" iOnbern sesen
8rantbeiten Der 9tber; Bel bili5len
Selhwerben, Dispepiie unb trantbaf-
tenn 8cpfwc6 rcer rerartiSen uebtln
inb fe uniibertrtfFi@.
8dlteS Stebtr.
Gssiebt tein be6eres AbfIbrmittel Dor
Urtr mad tsm @tbrauhe BON 2uinin.
als eiufa&es 9ursirmittel fnb fe
unuerSleidli4.
Ian bate i'd bsr SSli9ansea.
Die a6ten fnS ME iiber;udert.
Sste S@a8tel Bat einen rUtben
SBa4sFesel nuf Dem Dtdei NIT Der Sn.
(Hrift Or. Re9ane's 9iSer pills.
Seber llmI@las tatbie Sisnaturen 6.
Ns0 unb Siemins Bres.
Ssrtanft bei refpettablen DrceuiRen u.
Country SscrebaltrrH i'm Gasemeinen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28

Die neuen pierprossntieen Bombs
i'm Betrose BON 800. .00O. 900 ueroen
Oemnddii sur auseabs eeIuusen. Sas
Suubifat bofTt bieielbeu o6ne S&wie-
riaseit ;um 8arimert6e ia GoIo inter
brinaen su f0nneu. Ser @reoit Der
Der. Staatsn iit offeubar befer aIs
oerieuise aIIer anberen gambler Der Grbe.
6ein europdii@sr Staot mar: beute i'm
Stanbe su eiuem 10 nie6risen Yrosent'
fate abnebmer fur feline S@uIooer'
i4reibunssn ;u fnoeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
9m Sas reiienee gublifnm

Ssesr, htr las aIte 0aterIane teiuG,fn cber
0erpanre aus Truii6Ianh frmmen LlAen mill
fplIte 5abrtiIttS iiter Baltimore lSieii.
Die rradbtpcIlen neuen Tampfrr esS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-28
9forSSeRtIdhea QlOhS, ,

ytOrOoeaIlWe0 SIO9O,
Sraunidpcia, 'lO0Sons, @apllnrutid
Nirubere, 300 Sons Sap Sdser,
Baltimore, $500 Mtrser
Berlin, $500 , " Eutiber
Obio, 250J - - Nfeper
9eipsi9. $500 - - @OHmann.
fabrrn ,tsrImdbis ale IA 3aes srDiitsu SaIs
tim orc unb Sremen unh nsbmsn pa6asisrs
III biIIiaffcu Raten an.-Ttr SdnhunsspaB
etr Dampii6iife IN ;uelei6 Terpt her SIltis
morcunp Hbc Giirntotn. pelde Taldsiere
ccn une mad rcm gSeifrn ~ Fiuiacrcnpreiirn
ttfIresrt, ais irsenh cine Giientahn rrn Mem
YrrF =Ser philadelphia.
3ei Anfunfr Der Ddmrfihiifs riIt rae Irrrt
iir allc nicbt Anaeltcllte asi6IrNeu. 10 eaB bis
Siuranhersr nidbt her G1efabr ausarirPt iIne rrn
tttrn.rrn tefhpineelt ;u rrrbeu, mas in al.
:treu ;caisnylaSSn IeieCr 10 eft Ger 6au 1T.
@inwanOercr ilber Baltimore haben
Seine llntoiten fur Sranspolt ees
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Hon. William Carey, iats United 6tates AZ.
lorncy Of utsh, lectures this evening In Farweli
Halt on Mormonlsn. Price OF admission rs cents.
A Gospel temperance. meeting will be conducted
at the Methodist Episcopsl Church In Ravenswood
Sunday at 1880 p. n. by two reformed men from
Chicago
L. 4. willard will lectusc this evening At the
Gospel. injecting In Bethany Congregational Church,
corner Of Paultna and West Huron ttrrcts, on IN
business Mans View nf tho Plan OF Salvation"
The Rev. John II. vincent, D. D., Of New York.
will lecture in Fa.well Hall Saturday evening
abont "That boy" lie 10 an attractive speaker,
and tho mAticf Of. his subject Is said to be very
witty and Interesting.
The Rev. j. II. Vincent, b. H.. Of New York,
will speak in tho Tabernacle Sunday afternoon.
Subject. ''The Beginning and tho End" Tickets
for retcTvcd Rcats on tho ground floor arc now
ready at tho Y. n. Z. A. rooms frco for all that
may call for them.
Pains ha.o bccn taken 10 mako tho entertainment
a. The Church Of the Atonemcnt this evening I'm.
t,sunlJ Interesting and Attractive. In addition 10
the 1eesure by the KcetoI the Roy FraucIs Mans.
ieeent Visit to Europe. there VII be ane n.a..
cal programme, axeented by the Diauey Qunrtottc.
tho chulr Of Trinity Church, With AZ. bond ns
orzantst, and duct By Mts. F. B. Wilkic aud Miss
SkCCF.