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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-15
THOMAS ROSS
LINCOLN IRON WORKS.

Marble Mil and Hosting Machinery OF the
most improved construction. Derricks and
pumping machiney, castings and general ma
chine WORK. Steel and Iron Rope at manufac-
turer's prices. dtf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-15

VERMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
rhis prudently managed Home Company, is
q fAvorlW with Business Men OF Vermont
sss nsC' %:5, Rrs gSs = Tart
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06
HOWARD'S LATEST.

To the Adjutant General.
| write with feelings sadly mixed;
My men are full of pluck.
But since started after Joe
Eve had the DEVILS luck.
Pve done my very level best
His travelling to retard,
Yet every time that | hit him,
He hits me twice as hard,
He won't stav still on any spot;
He cannot be beguiIed,
And has a way of 'bobbing round
That drives me nearly wild.
If he against a fox were match'd
For cunning tricks and low,
Against weasel's sleeplessness,
| think I'd bet on Joe.
Therefore | feel no great desire
This charge 1 have to keep,
And, if you can my place supply,
I'll let the Job out cheap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06

'sYes, dear Helen. Will You let
her take-not your place, Elsie, for
nv heart has room for you both, but
my wife's place in my new home -
So it was settled, and when the fair,
sweet wife Tom won would speak
loving words of his and her own hap
piness, Tom would say:
81 owe it all to Elsie. My sisters
love and trust made man of a ne er-
do WELL"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06
their act must come home to them

uiSh act muSG come nome TO them
eventually.
Let the workingmen who are un-
justly treated, counsel together for
relief, let them present clear state
ment of their grievances to the pro-
per persons, then to the public,
whose sentiment and sympathy are
usually, if not always, with them, and
in most cases such a course would
bring an adjustment of the matter Of
complaint. Scarcely.a "a railroad er
manufacturing corporation exists
which would not consider the deliber-
ate and earnest remonstrance of its
faithful employees against any condi-
ton or measure which the latter have
by general consent, declared unfair
or oppressive.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06

Two persons were once dlspaqng
50 loudly ON the subject OF religion
that they awoke a big dog which had
been sleeping on the hearth before
them, and he forthwith barlSed most
furiously. An old divine present,
who had been slipping tea, gave the
dog a kick and exclaimed, "Hoid
your tongue, you silly brute! You
! know no more about it than they do. Z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06

The old gentleman was really griev-
ed, and he said:
!" s'My hoy, I'm willing to do any
thing, but you must be more respect
full. You tell your mother to pull
down her vest, and order the girl to
bring beer
ssOh, father" said he, ''put up the
bars or you'll catch cold"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-06

The judge at a court in Maine, re-
Gently sentenced d culprit to twenty
five years in the state prison. Inc
fact was communicated to the prison
er,s rfosher, wlIo was struck at the
magnitude 81 lie sentence. q iai
did they do that for?'' she exclaim
led. s.Twenty-five years! Why, h
won't be contented there thre'
weeks"
, 1877-05-31

dpkE{ht pkpatch to 4As 15bRHE
CEDAR RAPIDS, la., May 3o.-The annual
meeting of tho Iowa State Medical Society cot.-
vcncl here this morning, over l00 1clcgntcs
President Ut tho 8dxfety, occupied tho chals.
hr. Grouse, of Independence, read IN interest.
Ing and well.writtcn paper Ill ltphthcrta. Tht4
afternoon DR.. 3suIe4 delivered tho annual ad-
tlress, giving q general review Ut the proceeds
ings Ut tho Society during tho past aud previous
years. During tomorrow the election OF 6lil-
ecss will tAku place. and papers Of different sub
teets Of Interest to thu society Wit! 10 read. =
lNDlAHArotts. 19d, May M-The second
Western AeadcHV and Indiana Institute Of
Homeopathy wa4 occupied IN ths presentation
and llscu4sfun Ut papers Oh vstIous subjects OF
interest to the medical fraternity. The Con-
yent!ou will be il session Tomorrow,
5p*ctaI NspascA 10 1ns Tt4a4aA
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., May tN.-Tho Home
opatht continued thelr session to-day. Paners
were read by DE. Mrfarlan, ot Henderson, KY.
Dr.. Dae1, OF Richmond, ;;Dr. o. 8. Runnels, of
this city, aud Or. Jones, u Connrrsv!lle, all on
subjects connected with disease 81 women:
Chicago, 90 :" Functional Dystoehia,. ;. and BY
D., W. F. Cole, ot Chicago, on ;" donitls." j"
Tho Bureau II Anatomy being called,
Dr.. Parsou, President II this Westeri,
Academy, alluded with much feeling to the
death Of Dr.. G. u. Besbe, of Chicago. At last
years meeting be was elected 10 tho Chairman.
ship OF this bureau, tho place he Was 50 we'll
Z. G. franklin, Of bt. Louis, 4 dispatch Of
greeting was exchanged between thu meeting
here aud one in 0skaloosa, IL. 4 paper was
read on "Ilydrocele," by Dr. q. N. Foote, ol
| Galsbury. Thu evening ses4lon VA devoted ID
| 4 banquet Qt the Hotel Bates.
, 1877-05-31

and honorable to cnat aspcrsfons upon cttfEcn's
character on tho atrrbgth OF story concoctctl
pretend to earn his living honestly Or to pursue
any decent vocation. ask, you as simple hct
ot Justice To publish the incloscd affidavit Win
this eommunleaton,, IN which, 10 IN the AFFIDAVIT,
brand tho whole story al infamous, false, md
without any shadow ot truth.
court thc fullest Investigation BY tho Grand
Jury or by hny other proper tribunal, but DO
not think It ii right in the absence Of such prop,
good nau,c, whcn that mans nssatlant IA q self
confessed outlaw who lives upon plundcr. Re-
spcctfully. rArRtcK 0'BRiEN.
STATE Of 1lline!s. ccet ceansy, a.: 1stsiek kl
fSse ffisa s Sssf a s' See as
ssse Tsrss ssi'ss3 81 H. S & IT, s.se Il u f nt e
isaed thst he participated ID !he collection ot paf.
sons 70 DO sahprnaed - jurors III The Sullivan
ey ethe.s .opefst!ns viii h.m 10 serse On ,ueh
y f.; % onsxs sqs Ss SSTn so; s
the tS' .snits of said Deolsy: Hal ihhst
ss fe.s % sss ps;.on ns kaors s'ss' J. ox.t xs
thiei, bunko. stceret. and perjursr, for The 70,
sst.;tsa ss e arrange ths ia;y y.,; ssSeTsi ws.k.
ipnlaitd some ol tne bailias, hnd snbseqnent. ~
he1p,." and sasioue similar accusations.
And aeponcnt 70 informed that i has been a..
H. G. ' iiistey. sape1Sendens % 81 Foee. weefeSy
tho said Hickey wis to cooperate In tho unlawful
work before described. and was to give protection
to certain erminals In consideration Of heir serv.
beponent now states, upon his oath. that Ill and
singular thc foregoing Statements md all ths !Rtu
Published In such article, arc infamousIy fa1so md
without shadow Of foundation whatever.
Deponent further atates upon hls oath that ho
II, of any charastef wj.asosvcr IN fciaton to Tho
paees 3. eg oae h xo
ercF. that hc did not accompany said Doo'ey when
selecting such jurors; that te da not SEQ him Or
venlre: that bc did not point ont any persons to
said Dooley. or In any manner suggest to him Of to
any org al'e any poFs9n Or persons t9 oe suo"
Ssoashs te septt sy sa'd nooey q ae''sas sns
h t. eete e a o sSnf sss a, sssa xasi
tried Alexander Sullivan, except that while In tho
courtroom. daslng the choosing q Tho ju1y. the
. person who was beIng examined. Similar aaos.
u the pspcnsGt simply in
but, 1t Mt. srctfs request gare Ills opinion OF
tho mans appearance.
4eponout LIMO etntee lnat no ncfof spoke 70 III,
C. Hickey concerning tho selection Of the sullivan
Jury, orANy matter Or person connected directly Of
Indirectly With said Jury.
Deronont retteratoa biz total denial nj any II.
legal conduct or advice concerning sAld Jury, and
states that he never spoke TO- Of corrcaponleI with,
or male any Of h6d any arrangement Of nny chur-
acter whatever with sa1d Howard concerning Sui.
l!sau. Or h!s trial. or the selection of hs Jury; and
that all the statements Of thu person known ~
relate TO any conversations. OF nny character, with
denoncnt In relation 70 The Sullivan Jury, TO any
matter directly ar Indirectly connected herewith
or relating thcroto. PATnlcK O'HRIKN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this auth tlay
May, A. u. 1877.
j. 3oaER!IIIB kxow1soN. it,. Notary Public In
and for Cook County.
, 1877-05-31
QBRIEN DENIES,

CHICAGO. May &.-lu your lssue OF this date
you published N article assAl,uX my character
aud accusing me Of entering into conspiracy to
pack jur5 In tho Sullivan case. According to
the statements made in that article, It appears
that ths accusatton Nas made sotely upon the
statement Of mau who Il known 10 the author
tiles to be ono Of The worst characters In the
community. 1t f. true circumstances hays
caused me to engage ~ the liquor buslne.s Tor
,py own M support and That u MY family. but
hare always earned my living honest.
", paid my 1ebts promptly, aud Ia
every other maluet It'd = pcaepable,
lautiy,s TO whom my naine j. - dear ~ yourk Is
to youf tsnuyi an41 submit xhsthes Il u laIz
, 1877-05-31
000tEY,
70 thA Editor or TIA Tribune.

~ tH4 0AatVF " &A% 4Fa9kH3%
CHICAGO, May 8o.-Why TO you speak Of tho
Sullivan Jury being packed by one or moro
ballifs, whom tho Jury was seceted:by vcnire
Of twenty-five summoned by DailiG Doolcy
alone1 Flrst there were four tusymcn nccoptcl
from tho regular pancl, Thcsa was then MI
order 1nade by the Court to summon 100 to ba
In court tho next morning at 10 o'clock u. n.
The Sheriff, knowing tbs Importance Ut select
Ing jury OF respectable cltizens, took tho prs
caution to consult With the 6tats's Attori,oy.
They agreed upon sending out four batlllrs each
for yenfre OF Twenty-Five. They agreed
upon Price, shcTenbcrg. Warner, and Dooley,
The attorneys for the defense wished tho whoo
lO sumaloed FROM tho city. Sheriff Kern
thought differently, and ordered Hhcyonberg
and Warner tu get their twenty-five outsl4o oi
tAe city limits, an! Pftco and uooleysH tho city.
Tho three .venires obtained BY Price, Warner,
mud substantIal citizens, Dooley's twenty-five
genesally Of scoundrcls, loafcrs, and buminers,
selected with tho assistance oi Fat 0'Brlen aud
uthers of his stripe.
1u IN c{lltortal In this mornings TRIBUNE you
cxhort the Grand Jury to ferret out this whole
matter. exposo every one, b. ho h!gh or low,
rtel Or pt,or, who had hand in tGis matter,
II TIE Tns9uHs and press o! Chicago arc d.
lug Of tue Sullivan jury be given, why has there
been all avuilaneo Of mentioung the Clerk oE
tho Criminal Court TLs bnanesa In that court
ha3 oeen 4oflo LOT EeVcFn1 months by the deputy,
Thomas Barnett, mud Is doao 1luw by him; blt
during tho Sullivan trial Mr. Barrett was nut inthe
o,l]cb downstairs, and AustIn Doyle took sca&
at tho desk In tue Criminal Court room. Hal
Mr.: barrett been At she desk when the veni!o
name would have been written on
card, and tho carls shutllcd up
and the jury been called promiscuousIy; !;
but not 60 by Doylv; DO happened to pick ul
Doo!sy's gcn!re, out Ut which, after calling
twcnty-tbrce. tho rest of the jury, eight ID
number, were found, who swors they never bad
known my thing about 9f hsa Eyer expressed
What m unnecessary trouble for tho Sheriff
aud batiltfs Price. Warner, and sheveuberg to
bring Ia 9cyenty-aye good men, tak!a2 t6enl
aud expense, mad not onu VI then, needed nor
their names cal.edl 1t t& unjust to speak Of Tho
packing being doug by que or more baIilaa: ii
was ..} done BY one, D.iliR no9ley alone, aud the
FAIR PLAY,
, 1877-05-31
SUBURBAN..
WHEATON.

The following petition, which Is being circu.
lated through tho County OF DuPage. and has
already been aligned by about 400 OF the moro
prominent men, including tho principal i1oncrs
OF Wheaton college, and all tho Supervisors,
county, city, and township officers, Is creating n
great excitement, and may result In change IN
tho management Of tho college:
70 Tho Trntt..s ~ Wheaton co'lt9t:, Whereas. 4
M eeee ssen 70 aut
160; That its liabilities amount 10 more than
~. oon. exclusive Of enc years latelest nearly
funds not sufficient to pay tho current expenses
q .tl.c college: that The deficit 4 being ycasly
stsn5:ns S Il sei,stn Ionors in isS1, whe,, tho
Congregational Society Should thereafter control
the college; the unaeTsianed who aEe residents Of
Wheaton .na vicinity md r. fFiendl5 to and psr.
m,ade by your honota6lo 10 bouy To have The Congro-
81 to college, md hereafter e1cfcss fuli control
Of all Its interests We believe that auch changa
will greatly increase tho attendance OF studcnta
and materially enhance Tho value Of the college
EtmstSs Gary, y, Il, rstr!sk; 2; ". Monatt,
qegtss Ma,ys H. axp T. p9l1st rnnne T. Sr1ts
Judge +. i,nll, crcnt clark; i: L. shimp. sIcs.
VI; r Site Soecy
Ricrce, PIsslaent sni nEr,ssu@sasai @ sec!s'J: n; G.
aya'a ctns saset Whca1nn M avsr f. % ediot
a. s'" i. 1.' punha1 1. i5a,tstt. a. Houidx' I
Winnt. A. l.. Juncs. j. II, Cssc. nnI oYsf Boo
others,
EVANSTON.
Tho Boasi Of Vtllagu Trustees met Tuesday
evening With ali the members present.
A communication was received from Egan
T. Ho,sra rfntinr flint H. w lanes n n n
Milwaukee, Ind made an assignment To them OF
the amount due per contract Tor constructing
inlet pipe, and asked when thu Same would bo
paid. Trustee jerks n'alo . motlon referring
Tho communication to tho Water Works Com.
mtttce.
The question OF providing means for obtain-
lag watcr fur spslnking tic streets was referred
to tho Finance Committee and tho dupcfln-
tntcudcnt Of tho Water-Yorks with power 10
act.
Tho Village Attorney presented an ordinance
fixing the salaries Of ollccrs aud employees OF
tho village, wAicl. was adopted In full.
, 1877-05-31
CRIMINAL,

Maggie o'Bell. for the Larceny Of some cloth
Ing from uerman Conrad, OF No. 123 Archer
avenue, u locked up at tha Armosy, ~ il also
George Edwasds, colorcd man. charged With
robblng ooloFcd brother Of .mall sum Of
money.
John seherf, who was indicted last month By
TIA ualtod State, Qsaad Jury tas forging PEN
, 1877-05-31
A FRAUDULENT CLAIM,

BAN FaANclsco, May 30.-A Portland dis
patch says suit has been Instituted in the
United States Court against ". c. Graswold, .
claim agent, for the SUM OF $1,000, upon the
theory that tbs defendant collected s90, 900 Of
fraudulent claims against tho Unlted States
knowing the same 10 be unjust, and that. under
the law, suit may be brought for double the
amount Of which the Government has been de-
frauded. The claims grew out of Capt, Jesse
Walkers company, which participated Ia the
Rogue River War 10 1854.
, 1877-05-31
tHIINOIS.
En<c{oF DttpdkeA "a 1As TtfAuna.

6p<tfQE UttpdteA 10 1Af 1S1huak.
HIGHLAND, Matltson Co., May 30.-Sincc my
Inst dispatch there has been great change for
tho better Ia tho weather. Tbs wet coil las
dried, and the farmers have been enabled to
plow aud plant. Only icw are through.
First planting docs not como good. Later
planted comes up f1uc. Wlntcr wheat ID still
very promfs'ng. Begns to show Its cass.
Fruit prospects arc good for apples, peaches,
nad small fruit, except strawberries, which arc
attacked BY mildew. Grapes were damaged by
t1oAA.
dpAetat D1aascA 10 Tat 7stkaa<
DgLvlLLE, Ut. Clais Co., May 3A-We have
had week Ut foo sunshine, and everything ID
lovely Tho young corn 10 low receiving tts
first dressing aud looks hne. Wheat Il doing
well, and all early varieties arc now IN full
bloom. Tho heads arc shorter than usual
From all accounts the wheat crop Of St. Clair
eated. Oats coming forward all right Grapes
Are doing we'll.
spse4ol NspateA to 71s 1stsrxA
TuEBKs, Alexander Co., May 80.-Cora Looks
dns; inoat NJ planted, TIE VT weather dtd
good.
dptetoi NuoteA - ia z>1avaA
PIAZZA, CAElstlan Co.. May 80.-We arc now
plowlug for corn 10 real earnest; every aYa1l-
abls peEAon In the he!o. Owing to the lateness
u the SEASON. the corn cut will not be morc
than twc-thlrds tha breadth planted that was
Intended. Apples wilt bs : fuli crop; wheat
and oats iii @. K.
apseto, N.poteA 10 Ia 7ttar.&
DuBoIs, Washington Co.. May M.-The Falna
have cesSsd- Com u coming up poorly. Winter
, 1877-05-31
REDUCED RATES.

Z TIE x1FNEsH COMPANIES VI. HE NA1L8.
This morning tho following circular takes
effect, It being m arrangement Of the General
Managers of ali tho express companies:
To facilitate tho business ot manufacturers Of
and dcalers In certain articles, tho Adams,
h.se aaoptss, grvatly reduced tatc, 10 take cioct
Moy II. and tho .ams has reference particularly to
carried In packages not exceeding four pounds In
Weight. ntto ralu Of cont poF 0uncs. Or fraction
Of al ouncu; but lD package tu us rated at less
th0n 10 cents, and the valuation OF each package
tu bu G1ot vt not exceeding 81. :"
Full particulars will bo given At any ONCE Of the
companies.
, 1877-05-31

"~E*s"U VH @H& NVAHI918UH NEN* :,
About thirty Of the leading fruit-coDnis4ion
GealeTs met Yesterday afternoon At the Produce
Exchange. corner u LaSal,e and Waier streets,
to take action in regard to tho new fruit ordI-
uancc. BIZ. N. w. HeEes occupied tho chair,
aud stated the object Of the meetlng.
Mr. e. T. Dexter xaid that legal quart, dry
measure, contained si4ty~seysp cubic iuches,
while tho fruit boxes received III this city from
Michigan and Illinois only coptained aity.e!sht
~ nts-ulns cubic inchess auA ware the4sloss u.
4 n Il eSAMxHxN nj IA
, 1877-05-31
HfmEMEAl,
~ "-f$&tt@4
&nke{n{ fhsts1ttk ia III TkthttaA

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DLooA1hoToK, ILL.,, May 30.-A fashionable
wedding occurred this afternoon. by which weFe
uultcd tho lives Of Mr.. T. II. Walker, we'll
known young business ,uas1, and slss Ilatsfe
Kern, daughter Of ALL David Kern, Of tho
Sixth Wan!. Tho marriage WIS performed by
tho Rev. Nick. McElfrcsh, pastor Of tho Uni.
Ycsslly Methodist Church. Tho couple wcrc at
tended by M1sa Kellogg, OF fremont, and Mr.
W. II. kreltzer, OF RloonlnRton, The wedding.
gifts wero numerous aud valuable.
, 1877-05-31

WA0NEh-DURklN-May 30, Mr. George A.
WaRuef and AIss Mary Uusk!n, at II. James
Catholic Church, Chicago.
WHEELER BLANEY-WsdneadAy evening,
Nay 30, ~ No. 10 Park avenue, by The NsY:
Francis L. Patton, D. p. Jamta i. Wheeler and
Miss Maggie bIancy, II! Of Chicago. No cards.
MOSHER-8A1Tu-on the Goth !nstant. G. D.
Moaher md Nln Clls4 l.. Smith, By ths Lev.
Brooke lleEfota.
, 1877-05-31


Alexander English, an old resident OF Chicago,
EuassI from thA house, 20 Pafk-ar., X ] U. u.
, 1877-02-24

on It ling Court n % q n d e.
fter. Sic Surp Der Suling Court in
Monbeiier fono stuort ihuloig. nit
isiner Trou. Gobena McYbsripn, in M.
frlduhien umganae selebt su baben, uno
itralte i'm nit $40 unb Soften. IS
ipcrocn S6rltit 9etban, einen neuen
Yroscb su erboltcn.
9ielcs it Elm merfwiiroieer 6ol.
Wenn aud in 9irsinisn oas oumms
@eiCs berri6t. bub Elm @siber feline Jar-
bige (&ebena 1T teinobe gang meib) bsi.
ratben b..rt 10 fam oob9fismauo etwos
einmeneen, lpenn iih spci in einem an=
bern Staate. no lol1es @eleb niht be.
1ie9t beiratbcn nno na6 Girsinia tom=
men. IS wuroe uns 9eltern seiost bab
oas Geisb erIaicn, bamit Die Wenlheus
roce tier niGt peruneoelt ,piiroe. bod
mpber inmmen ale Mulattsn Die bier in
Srginien bernm,paaieren, modten mir
froscn. Wir miirosn feinem ratben. su
elmer lolden scmiihtsn Dsiratb, ibon
Der 6amiI'enperbdltnille b,lber; wenn
ober Semano idon iolden peruneoelten
Oel6mad Bat 10 laliet i'm laufen uno
beoauert ben Mrmen; aber i'm gu %itrafen
lit III obluro, oa in feinem anoern 2anoe
Elm lul4es @elss, 10 uisl mir wilien, be.
it,bt.
, 1877-02-24

better, at8 c9vtoS lsbcn; nm nit Ghren III
fallen. muB man Die &udct nidlt I'M 1fll-
Gen, i%onoern in scr Bruit enrfaaacu.
Sic miiie.t oaB Die reliable cber,cua ma
eine Snd,c oeS @epiiens it,. Der No
bameoaler oebt in Die Moidce. Der G6rif
IN Die &lrhr; ipenn es iid) abcr uuu DC
Eertbeioiauna oes Yoter'onoe8 baroelt,
10 lino mir Gus. Nic @chiloetcn teiocr
Gorffliioncn miiiien iid) bemiiben. coE Sic
Dnmlllenoen Oen pou }lub tommcnoeu
Glnfl ilterunaen fenGtb6r idlenfen. Die
Glnmenauna fer NusIdnoer bat nur In-
y ii gum i3lpcG. Gum gepcis >cf,n
moae nlene', baB elmer ibrcr gorfhldae
ST. Gltftr"una Der 5idcrfeHcn nad;yn :
tolien De lanat. 94 roen Sid IF Ile,,
Die Ill Tumelicn iddolih maren in ana-
tolicn niibl'd iein? g8ir iino BARN eiuia,
one NorIdlldae mo i,Ne S%iuncuquna su=
riif;Hipeilcn Auh Gurcr Sob it SIR
9roBne'ier, 1T infer Iolt ,u aroBem
Oanfe uerpf(idtet: Gle icbe, >orauf Na6
ole Vsiimmunaen ses @runnaei ties
uou}lanolq oHolcflttrt iDfrnfn, oeBDdlo
baben Sic oafitr aeiorat. oaB mir III u erz
i%tenualc mitbcratben b / eincriSraqe. ,pet-
che infer aemeiriames Yate'trno b trtfft;
1est lit eS all un5, bic oa3u eriorNerlid)e
Gintrad,t 6erbci:nfibren. Nud5 mir lie
ben nj hit bic Hulicn. Ei, babcn uus
ebfhloicbr me Sic iiber ST. Sinterlif ber<
felhen su beflaQen. ySir miiiirn nus Be.
lniihen, e'nia au fem. uro uIellcb I bcl,i
tlam. @lr mjiiitn Gin q I in uno unler
Saterlano ucrtbcioiaen unH ooiiir III It t.
ben hcrcit lein. @onen mir bic retiat6icn
Strcitiaftit'n mieoer be,porludcu uno ms
QeAenlclti1 ,crf1,iidcn 10 lueto II nil III
unlcrem Nlhfbcil in Scr 0ffntl dbcnMel:
nt1a SIT Grnnoe aebcn. 9iiracrfrica
beiGt nidlt oaS Ya'erlano per beibiaen.
Wir ottrfen ME ue-ac6un, oaB Die 6ff nttt.
DIE Meinura lid lie uon Sem yatcrl1no
mo bon oem9fthte trrunt. (Iutfcitiges
ltarfss Srooo uno Sdnotflatiteu.t
, 1877-02-24
81 nse'0tt 81,
6Hentlidc 9radiadlsn,
9 G,b nhrn. g thpurGhhi1en 1c.


Gtmeinp len ppr 0irQihien
Office 5upt. Der 6ifentl. 0rudlo6tn,E
Gi6monh. %. Bebruar, 1877.
Sa llehe,einiimmuna nit &c IL Beiebe re..
ben bcriicgelta Mngebdte rpn hem inner
3cibnettn IN leinef Stice i'm &apit,l t,sf2
lbr Spnnatenp. ben 3tsn Mdra Il,
lur Drud 6 en-, Giobi1ben, 81 :
tboarntbiren II, etc. etc. fir ben Staat
Ron gtr. irabrene zen II Wpna en- bon, III n
Npstl, 1877, ME fnlsenc ertaeaengencmmeu :
1. Geaate 3. u.s. Sofumente, Snuraale
etc.
2. ennie Sias 0ofumentc, Sourna(e
etc.
3. Sa6rli9s 9sriGte hon Scamten,
parns nne SHIT til tcren, sinlh ieBe b HE
geri6te Der innern Verte1eruu S-6jsieQ1ba'.
tfs, an ben guarp Der bTsntltAen M,beiten.
Us 1T ieltGSsr(firbih, CAP er Gpntrofipr
nidt he eueers fir eas seten rcG ct menu
erira Gppien Yon einem gcart ODER eia IN,
Steatsteamtcn bfltfat persen.
a. Nerbanb'un9rn ner @enera' sMfetnbtb
$. Mdtnno stuau3igfer 8ann b-n 0rat-
tan's 8eri9te.
6 ale an eren Gampb'es rns Bud
brnfarbeiten, melGr Yon rgens einem De
pdrtemcnt ter Reaie una Yenorat ~ reen.
Z. Su1Drud, uni (leue 6ormuiare, Ser.
baft tef bic, Sire. Yu6,r cfr Grm nliuna e,
" nbltt,hcr unp 9uh rud i'm Mlsemetnen.
. Bitter mclltn csr preis fir 1909 Ems
au ieset uno fir $50 Nrsmpiark III bruden,
anasben.
8: Galteu, 6cf'tn 8inoen, 9 ietea. Gin>
,iuideln etc. Der Afieu Der l%emble.
.. Sin0en, etc. "cttunb wa, 3~iaIte, Grit
tan's Ge i6t in e~eritlten Meile els friib r.
10. Allies aneere GinbinDtn 9iniireu,
Soften etc.. pie bic StIaIsp,f3 exc IS Ye.lan-
gen.
II. eit6ograpblrte 8rief = Sortualar,,
S0uberfe. etc etc.
Die . etsr mnlen in ibren @reetcten rad
benz Solb eraebsnhsn N%erseihuiB Y;riobren.
Dee 9 perinteprent pebali ib bas N DIT
Scr. Jormtn Spn erpseu Irudar { ten pet-
tcppela su laien, n1l bic Soften hes ) rutens
gu sermi bern.
Der Supeintenbsnt tsba't lh aleiGf,Gs
bcs @ett Dor, ietes pper ale Mussbpts gu i'd
3umetlen.
Die Grntraftcrer iinb serpfl dirt giirsIdaft
81 &C en-, me!he bent S%effeiar tea Wcmeinme.
tens eeatbm lit, fur , e ibneue unp estreue
Masflbruna ibrer Gpntrafts.
Aas @eIes bsiaat Rag he Nrteit an ben
niebriaitsn uhe pe,antmprtl tltsa yietsr aus.
se9eten merttn IL" unb Der Supsrint. npeat
1T Don her bo1ltea selsB i0sn SsbD be I'M
Staat a%n9emtelsn. pap uuter ben ,,nso ota'eu
peranttpcrtl den Bitter nldlt nut Der yer
ita' ben 1T. tpel1er bls n,eori ite @ctut ein-
r iat nnp CUTE . iirs'haft seten sann, ionosrn
Der Superintenbfnt mub in 1etraa sieben rio
JeTtiafsit unb @edmat Res Wonn's, ne DER
ein @etct ma1t unc NE Nrtsit, ppfiir er &C.
boien nnp pb er @inrihmusen ba:, e.lslbs gut
81 MAIDEN, lorie ale enprren Sabsu, welbe
pa5u 9cbpren. &C. &. gGa fer,
Superntsnbent Der Sfent!thsu Oiudlabtn.