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Opinions of Inc Press.

The entire Democratic press rs indignant
at the decision Of the Louisiana case py tue
electoral Commission. We could not pc
gin to lay before our readers an exposition
Of the outburst against the coristfnmation
:of the huge national fraud by the decision e'Isl
., the advisory board. The language em-
Moved Is as strong as It could be, ana tne
Commission is spoken OF rs 0ouy s..a' nus
fallen NOT only far below the pubic eS-
nectation, but as having degraded itself TO
the low condition OF common partlsalnship.
1t had been generally expected that some OF
the testimony that had been gathered by the
congressional committees, and that which
appeared in the proceedings OF the Returning
Boards, and the circumstances. that the gen.
tlemcn OF national fame were witnesses OF,
might be brought before the Commission in
considering theiegality OF the election'ir the
disputed States. But the rejection, Of all tes-
timony in making 4 decision as TO the
legality OF the returns has produced an
a,nazemcnt such as the act Of no previous
deliberative and judicial body ever occa-
stoned in the hand.
The Republican press has but little to gay
about the decision. That little isnot to be
spoken OF as defence. 1t Is little more
than ieering OF the Democrats and vulgar
growing over victory which is SO covered
with disgrace BY fraud that it is indefensl-
Bile. Some Of the more conscientious presses,
emitting all defence Of the great fraud,
rally the Democrats with the fling that
the decision OF the Electoral Commission
"reasserted the old Democratic doctrine
"that the acts OF the State authorities were
"fnal." This is the sarcasm of the Boston
Daily advertiser, tile ablest Republican
newspaper in the United States. And this
is the defence setup for the Republican
party, which has no respect for States.
rights, and which has absolutely destroyed
those rights. President GRANT, with his
corrupt agents, sustained by the military
power in his hands, dcprives the States Of
al! power, subverts their popular decisions
and tramples their laws into the dust; an(
then the party, by an alliance with partisan
Judges of the Supreme Court, pronounce:
that the State returns thus forced and falsi
fed must be respected under the doctrine
OF States'rights! = ....; -l..
But there is in all the Republican press NJ
hearty and conscientious iubilation, a:
would spring from the just triumph Of thu
right. There is onlysdch Boosting as nigh
be appropriate after successful expedition
OF pirates. THERE'S no true, manly Joy II
all Radicaldom., The, victory is one which
Gun afford no pleasure to honest hearts, ant
it falls heavily and painfully upon ever
those who are to become the, beneficiaries
OF fraud the like Of which can never bf
known again in this land while the republic
endures. The next step in the line of thu
usurpation for the operpetuation OF the
Radical party will, in all human proba
bility, be the complete establishment OF ar
bitrary government. 81. "
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II Mr.. Wheeler should become Vice
President OF the United States through the
favor Of the Louisiana Returning Board,
Mr.. Wheeler should be careful not to get
his hand into the wrong pocket when about
to deliver his inaugural remarks in The Sem
ate: for out OF that wrong pocket he might
proceed to read his opinion OF the Louisi-
ana Returning Board, written after full
investigation BY himself, but before he be-
came a candidate for Vice-President.
A very timely suggestion by the Chicago
Tines .. ....t.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. ut the residence Of Mr.. W. II. Clare, in
Chesterfield county, Va, February 10, 1877, by
Rev. j. L. T. Holland, 31r. LEONIDAS r. LESTER
and Miss LILLE VI. READ; both of Chesterfield
county.
Married, on Thursday the 18th Of February, ut
Dr. Preston's church. Mr.. GEORGE YOUNG, OF
this city, to Miss JOSEPHINE FOWLkS, Of Prince
Edward county, Va. No cards.
Married, at st. Peters Cathedral, February ID,
1877, by the Rev. Father Hendley. Miss n. A
O'KEEFFE, Of Richmond, to Mr.. j. j. O'DON-
NELL, late Of Danvie, Va.
Philadelphia and Danyillc papers copy.
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a 70 Foa s1Iu WORK OF FICTION BIZ i

a FoRgHcoMuNGt WORK OF. FICTION By 4
YIRGIslAN.-We learn that an historical To-
nance of the Revolutionary .period 1.-the
scene whereof Is laid in: westmor Ireland
county, Va, and in MarylandThas been
written by Colonel JOSEPH MAYO, of Vest
.moreland, and will probably be issued du-
ring eeoming spring by'a New York pub
-lishing.house. Colonel MAYO Yields grace
fulannid polished pen. His experiences inthe
Iate Confederate Revolution weresWelical-
.culated to make him familiar with ga OVEN
lures by foo land field ~; and we hear from
those wbo i'll hsYe fead petitions of his work
dat It contains many graphic portraitures
tesf the characters, and eyentsioi ionr great
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THE DECISION WITHOUT TEsTIMoSY.-Tt

The DECISION WITHOUT TEsTIMoNY.-The
New York Sun says:
"This tribunal, so-calied, which holds
that the proper way to decide 4 dispute is
to refuse to hear evidence and then vote by
party lines, is not the tribunal which Roscoe
Conkllng had in his mind when he elo-
uuently said in the Senate
"'When the contest has been submitted
to the ballot-box, the final arbitrament OF
popular contests known in our system, the
only duty, the only lawful proceeding con-
nected with it which remains, is to find the
honest and true result, to declare, bow to
it, and stand by 1t. This is the duty OF the
ho,lr,3 .'-s .- g..
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colonial struggle. The 6oignsf has the good
|wishes.oi many friends for The success in
every iespectSf his literary endeavor; and
the friends oil letters will doubtless have
reasonto congratulate themselves that
new reaper has entered the field where the
harvest indeed is plenteous, although the
reapers have been few.
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It we don't believe the rumors.
Good Faith.

The Democratic party abldes by it's obliga-
tons to the !" Great Peace Measure " in good
faith. The Democratic congressman deter
mined the question on Saturday, and the
Democratic press is not divided upon the
auestlon-all concurring with the party in
Congress. We are graifed to see that the
southern representatives signalized their
sense of honor in the, party caucus. The
resolution that was adopted was, according
to the Herald's W asbington correspond dent,
moved by Senator REAGAN, Of Texas, and
unanimously sustained by southern mem
.bers. The correspondent adds:
Is It is but Just that northern men OF all
parties should know and remember this
the southern men have performed an. i'm.
portant and patriotic service TO the WAole
country here this winter" X ..- .s
4 Fllibustering aud obstruction could do
no good to any Party or community. The
Commission saved the land from la#less-
ness and outrage i'm the matter OF augura-
! ting the President, and its decisions must be
acquicsced in. None can repudiate the
court to which aliappealed.
THE New York Herald, commenting upon
the action Of The caucus, says
uThe stronger members Of the caucus
acted in the most patriotic manner, insist
ing UPON prompt and straight ac-
ton, and Che vote by which Mr.. Reagan's
resolution was adopted was almost unani-
NOUS. The caucus provided, however, for
the preparation OF o protest against the ac-
finn NJ ffa commission concerning LOUISE
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PURE COp-LIvER OIL.
i ORR OWN OBJECT IMPORTATION.

wa have the testimony Of physicians W." :, ,sr #
.s,n. e. and Of patients who have sasen u, va.
* ,cc.p,sble TO the stomach aud more CO.,
assia.ea ," q 10 be entirely pure AND ire.
we ,. sa s.nc,t.y. and fully poesessies all OF ~
,sen s remedial properties claimed fUr ,e
wonderful. ~ ,''1N = :, MEADE 8 BAKER,
1u,nor,ius and Dispensing pharnias a "a.
: o1a Msin street, Rich m'ha'
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Bradley has son who is clerk in the At
office. Does that son
shine on the tribunal? This question is
asked by a contemporary, whose name we
do not know, and we are equally Ignorant
as to who will answer it. H.. -, So. =.
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' .''c honor 10 Announce Hnatines ON
WEDNESDAY, February 81. 1877 q, o u
RICHMOND THEATRE.
FEBRUARY 21sr.

FEBRUARY 2lsr.
IL hr. john r. FopD
Oh Baltimore and Washington.
Engagement Of the distinguished young America,
~ dramatic artistic,
MISS MARY ANDERSON.
who Viii have the support Of tho popular ,sto-
Mn. GEORGE c. BONGFACE.
MR. CYREL SEARLE,
CAREFULLY SELECTED DRAMATIC
COMPANY.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 2ls,
Lord Lytton's beautiful nTe-act play Of
THE LADY OF LYONS;
OR.
LOVE AND PRIDE.
THURSDAY, February 22d,
1882. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT. 1877
Shakespcare's love tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET
FRIDAY, SIfAKESPEARE'S MACBETH
Secured seats, 81. Admission. IS and SOC. p,r,.
reserved at Johnston's, 9lS Main street fcl1-4,
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MEETINGS.
MILyTARY NOTICES.

. HEApouARTERs FIRST VIRGINIA REGIIENr,}
: toy RICHMOND, VA, February 20, 1877
GENERAL ORDERS, No.. COM B
SJl,nandants of companies will assemble their H
respective commands ut the reginentai arinory.W
In fuil-dress uniform, on THURSDAY me 2aa Oil -
The line Wit move promptly AT 4 o'clock.
By com,naud OF Colonel BR ApLEY 7. JOHNSON
:" - 80. - II j. u. LAUGHTON. jR.,I
ia Goat -t<.' ~ Acting Adjutant-
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Ss'EGy.AE. SeyTtFS.
IL STILL ANOTHER CHANCE To
SECURE GREAT BARGAINS

Gg STILL ANOTHER CHANCE TO
SECURE GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
New goods received daily from New York auction.
which are selling exceedingly low at
WILLIAM THALHlMER'>.
COL BROAD STREET.
1000 pair Ladies TWO-BrTToN KIDS. in n,f.
and dark shades, a' Soc; formerly sold At 75c.
aud 81;
500 pair Gentlemens DARK and LIGHT SHADES
KID GLOVES at 81 worth :l.j0 AMI -. Cag
early, ~ this Is the gr.ate-, bargain Of The scq.
son.
1000 pieces new styles PRINTS At low prices:
1900 yards REMNANTS IRISH Linens Al -
&C, and 75c., worth II and 1925. Thee good
are very cheap.
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS. CASSIMERES.
FLiNNELS, SKIRTS. SllAWLS, DLAN.
KETS, &C, ut cost to close them ou.
| advise an early call for those In want Of go,a
and cheap DRY GOODS At
WILLIAM TiIALUIMER's,
fc17 COL Broad street.
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II.Ecl,TluRlE.I
TATAWBA's INoRATIoNs. -

" 900 ~ I.....,g !,
At the reaues. of many members of the Gsnsra.
several Of his fayorite III HUMOROUS SKETCHES on
Il, TUESDAY EVENING, February 20. lS77';
In the Han of the House Of Delegates, commencing
ut 8 O'Clock, e. -, !. CO.. 10.
of the s,leg cnnaI Rad Sea- and Palermo, and some
well-knoWn sketches from Virgin n.
Admission would DO free. but the slnansisst r ne
turning Board having counted tue ieciafer cut, oec
will be COLLECTED to pay expenses, . z fits =
Ats~ss - " .' '-s ~ : 70 20-Ith
!, nUSTOM-aV Or K.--B U AN ~ " Y
S-lsHOE smsde to ordars e a us sS
II tad Fit{Sssiiiit 500 aud 81 Broad stree
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ment OF the presidential question, and ZOE
this assurance Che public will Ssdoubtless Oe
extremely grateful ss:ss
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SArIosAL BANK or " x,gfesi9S4i . )
GIcuMoNp, Var feeraafy yI IG assn To
rrIH m BANK WILL BE CL ,ssa,y.seeoal
niSsISEss on FhuRSnAYs. ihs sG ssSias papSt
iaa0 day OF EehsaasSs xsi a. phase attend to V'
WsagsipsNsEEspAY aasa a. LOCKWOOD,
= Dc ">ise Eashier.
10 ao-ss
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INSTRUMENTATION, 7 Il y e,
W. or.THE-wEsr, NEW YORK MILLS, "Aa.
o,-TTAs SOCIAL, ANDRoscoGGM: ST.,
ap,cHT. HILLsDALR. coSTiNE1a,,irH,.,'
APPLETON, UTICA. wALTH .,!,. LA.0S and
and other popular makes Of sIlRTIN ;.ss an
SuEErINGs, at - LEVY BRoiaEhsi
OPERA and WHITE KID GLOVES. -
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
LADIES' MATINEE

HAD1E5' MaTINFF.
1af' HENRY =. WYATT. bnsines manager f., - .
renowned pianist and compoaer ''' '"s
Dr.. GUSTAyE sAT1EP.
mas Tie honor to Announce a saatIpea NJ,
WEDNESDAY, February 81, 1877. atopu
The Doctor on this ,occ.siop ui, r.-,o-,.
a,0emgres Of the French, German, JtaIjxn' ~
M n1ar, conposcrs, comprising selections from
Rosstn; pwes.n9Ven; Weber Chopin, ThaIberg Iisl.
s'Yinf historical and educational sketch OF mast
III, SITTER VIII have the kind assistance Of NJ,
ypRs T IN me popular soprano; DR.. r. Pr.
kEiSHARpT, the weli-known pianist. -
tckets, Toe. No extra charge for reserved so,,,
store. h a. "'"tt music
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aB- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CHIEFS, slightly soiicd and subjcc, to uiann'a''''
crs, imperfections, TO be sold very cheap.
fa14 LEVY BROTHERS.
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POLICE fnR pLEAsURE-GARnENs. ).
; - 2 : .. = u = -
fsf. ., THEEGAME Law.

lion motion OF hr. WATTS House bill for
the protection of game was taken up. Va
rions amendments were adopted y The
clause TO prohibit the capture. OF. partridges
byy nets and traps was 5amended by, adding
the words; tseXcept on Ids own lane. =
The. olausestb prohibit the. capture ofimook-
ing-birds was amended by adding the
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- On motion OF Mr.. WATTS the bill i'm
posing a tax on liquors and prescribing the
mode Of collecting, the same known u as
"the whiskey-punch bill) was made the or,
der OF the day Tor "Wednesday next at y
O'Clock. :. ,.it.-., s.s..,r.rs n :.s.;ft:
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Wasfen= an;ase bet
O. q. g. . 6. Merteas.

- gu Der Tatt BON Montag nuf
9icnsta9 braunte i'll Sr ct. 9ouie
etpa 20 0duier un0 Gin arober She'll
Der otlid,en 8riifsn Nufabrt ab.
ueber Sie Gntitebuns bes Teuets miro
berIdtet, ba6 oasIeIbe in einem uubs=
uohuten 9aulc, welhes bon Cramps
oIs @~aGtquartier bcnust porhen aus
aebroden. Die Slammeu berbreiteteu
ih nit GaienAer @eidwinoiateit unb
battcn in fur,er Bet b'e Bride trfast.
9ds Sdauipiel nirb ais Elm ipirfIih
qroeartiQ uno 3uaIcid idre9IideS be-
ihri,ben. Sas ~elitrne 8itttrperf uno
oie t6blernen 8ebren marsn bis ;ur
M.ib9luth erbibt unO mad olen Seit.n
iprubten Die Suufen. Gtrua 500 bis
600 gus ocS SrifenbaueS 0itlid bonn
Yfeiler III total sert6rt uho beloutt
id Der SAa6en nuf minSefeus $780,
600. Der Sertebr lit fir Die nddfte
3eit ipieber auf ole Sabre unb Smri-
5ut-0iniCn a~nQcuitfsu uno ltki crit
miro o0s Yubiifum %fiipItn, loclhe BE
quemlidfeiten i5m aus Der Sru6e UNI
Hem nit bsrielbcn ncrbunhen;n Sunncl
crr0hien. 9cftntlld MIRO hic Ser:
febtS-llnttrbredun5 ujht lange an.
1Oiten.
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Sprbem erbaItea fridge. Sol:
lanait1e mo NnerifantiaD,
9aringe In
Maug:g's G;roeerte gtcre.

eE@ Nm nddittn Sdmstng fnhst Der
'lueitr uno Icbte 8tnoermaSfsntog b.ss
ier So,iOn ftatt. Sdon felt elmer
Neibt BON Sabrcn qth6rcn Die Siuber
mastenblle III hcr St. Charles Sail"
III Den id6niten Soften Ser SIsinen unb
gar marhc pom ibucu battcn lid ihor
Dor M0nateu DE Grl1ubniB erihmsi'
delft rem uGditen Sem5tn9 o~b,ubaItsn-
Cen 8da mitmddfu III n%Urfcu. Ct
uiel mir beurtbciitn folnen, mirh &c
uidt an sabIrcidtm Ssiuh fsblcn, %
Ser G:ntrittspreis nur 10 @entS be.
trdqt uno fur Die Gltern Der Soften
panft feline GutidUibigung bistet ibren
Stnoern bicies uniduIoiae 9eranii9en
Oor3uentbalten.
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Stto 6. Monuia

Surd teioe 9Guicr bes @onarei,
les mar elm 8eieB aeihwinbclt morpen.
peI6es einsm 9spinen @urrina bon
Sanannab, Georgia, Die GrlaubniB er-
tbeiite, nadtrd9Iid nod feline auIprude
auf Gntfddbiaung fir in SIraerfrisa
erlittene SerIuite beim 8unbesaeri6te
fur Sorecrun9en 9elteno iu MAIDEN
nadbem er tie re6te Belt perpast bate.
@are bieies Geisb in &raft setreten,
10 bate es einsn 8rdeebensfaQ fir cine
aroBe Menge ouoerer berartiaer Gin.
iprude ge6iloet ..unO Der 8~unbesfoTe
rpare. baraus elm Sdabeu bon flnfuno.
stuan;is bis breibia 0tiQionsH Dollars
erua6ien. God 8rdfbent Srant,
tuelder oiesmal nieI ma6Iomer I'D
OILS orr @ongres. n,adte Surd fem
Sete seaen has fir STARRING ourdoe.
i3musaeIte 9eieB Dem Ganlen sdpin-
bel elm ldbes Gnbe.
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@eorae Serpeabs. bes Greiheit
(R. s. Sr. 81

- George Seruesbs, bes 6reibeits>
oidters, nadselafeueSeoidte erfdeinen
gesenmdrtia gum erften RaIe i'm 8ud'
hanbeI. Sen Grtras erbalt bes Ser
itOrbenen SamiIie. Sic foiten brodirt
nur 81 So. elegant 9ebunbsn nit 9Olo<
idnitt S1.s5. SIR Die Ser. Staaten
beior9t Den Ssrtrieb Sr. GarI SorFin.
ger in Wilpautse, betannt ais Wiitre.
osfteur Der beutidamerifaniidsn Gr-
3icbungsbldtter nuO berporra9enoer
Ydb9oog. SO lit bies elm @erf1en,
o"s in ben 9dnSen zines iehen 0sut-
iden fein ioGte. Seber Der iein Batter
IunS uuO Sreibeit Iiebt, ioute bisiss
Sermd6tnib zines her beffen un6 pa-
triotiidtrn Eeutihen, Der in Den
erten 8eiben fur Die 6reibeit foatunb
oulhcte, in ieinen Belts gu befommen
iudem, UNI 10 mebr, ais oaburd Der
SamiIie ces qroben Sortea ;uSleid elm
SeDinn errpddf.
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..&raulmer.. Mhistea ID. eiSea.


Denieniaen, Die meinen, Der Suoer
tuerbe bon Der 8unbesregieruits tt'faei
nod ole Stieftinb bebanbslt une Die
vberSammten Gdrpetbasgers" baber
bort ni&ts gu fuden, nlub es interehani
fem, su boren. ooB biefes DStisftino"
F@ ger t6is llnseioaembeiten ansewobni
bat, Die befeit;st werben miihen. Sprt'
den mir ,nnadit ridmal bonn ntlummen"
Wbisfep. Der bort unten fabrisirt miro
9iefer @~eaentano fam am lesten
Sreitas in Ger Sisung bes WaihiHgto-
ner Cabinets sur Spra4e. Sunbes'
commifar 8aum beridtete mad elmer
itatiifiIden 8uiammenifelnng Der Steu'
srbeamten, oaB in ben Slbffaaten &c:
genpirtig 1000 beimIi4e S%rennereien
betrisben weroen, o beuen ieoe tdalit
i'm Our6lAnitt SO 9ulontn Spiritus
fabrisirt, Die nit $27, 900 bon &edts'
wesen neriteuert werben %iolten.
Sic meiitsn oieier Srenncreien fine
felt bier Monaten in Qrbeit II. bremen
peuisit, rs 20 Sage i'm Monat. Sas
er9iett all eefraubirter Steuer bas bub
l6c Slmmden bon 81, 500, 900. Oieie
tSabrtfen lino fat dle i'll WllHern UNI
8ebirgsi6ludten bilun beu0lferter Oi'
rifle uno uur nit duBerlter Nnitreun-
gung %uuf;ubeben
Sem S~teucraaentrn 8a9ntr aelana
e5, inter Dem Sdub. eines bewaHneten
Gorps, abcr uidts oeitOueniger init blu
flyer 9cbeusaefabr. I'M lestsu Sabre 1873
ioIderY'reuneretcu unldaOli1 gu mndsn
Il 3 Isl 0%efrauodnten Su arre.iren, Die
fHit auSnobn,!os ihutbis befun0tu mur-
neu unO irbt in 3udtbduie iieen.
Sroeacm iino ibre SImerab!n iest
iroder. ais iemalS. @auptiidlid In
beiNen @rrolinas uno-iu G%eorgiu b!Ibt
ties llawcicn. Sort finoen 3uinm
menrottun9sn Der UsieBUerddter itltt
uno iie prabIen 6ffentIi6, Dab lie 9e-
malt NIT Gemalt uertreiben Wilrbcn.
Grit i'm Nnfanae Der poriacn Wode
tuurosn mebrere Der @agneriden Sc
,sttmannidaft turs Dor SHDesanbrud
uon e,ner 8auoe BON 20 gewofneten
angesrifen. pel6e obne BrOUOfation
nit SNieBeu besannen. Gorber idom
woren Ole 9ilfscolcctoren Barton unb
0enbri6S in SuO-Garolina bon cinem
Nefrouoanten. oen fe arretirsu MOLTEN
idIimm, Iesteier fO8dr t0Olid uermnn.
oct woroen. Ser 8unoescommiTdr
ite0te in @rpdsuuo bieier &usidiuei'
funsen Den antras, Den MiIitdrsG Som.
manbanten bes bortisen 8e3irfes gu be-
uoamddtissn, bic Gipilbeamten BEL
Ausfibruns bes 9efesss burd Sruppen
;u anterfusen.
or. 8. Gr. 81
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E~ SIN Ger geitern Ibeuo abaehal'
teuen 8eriummlun9 DER s9armonie"
wurre Der .Serfuh eenudt Srronse-
ments tlr Die Ssisr bes beutieen Sases
su treFen, man Fam iebod, pe9cn Der
turaeu 3eit Dor Der Seier, su feinem
,ufrteNeuitsQenheu Neiultat. 9a duf
Nem @ese bes SersinsbeidIufes ni6ts
" ~erIanaen mar, bcritdnbigten fh cine
Nn;abI Mfitalieoer uno beute Mfnt3cu
uni 6 llbr Deriummelten iid oieielben
auf benz Court 9nus Scr9e UNI Den
anbredenoen Sag our3 lbiinsen
mebrerer 9ie6er III bearii6eu.
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Nderbauseieai9aft ten Gascu=
n0oe GOuutn.

0os YrotofOH BON /. Ssbruar 5. 9.
murre Urrlcieu uuo ~anaeuommen. Gs-
ihlo0en murSs:
!. Zen @elidt bcs @omitcs, Ser
padtuu0 oes Sairplabe5 bctrcffcno, su
pcrleien uuO nuhbcm Dies geihebcn,
wurbe terielbe angenommen.
2. 8cidlOfen I'M @%ermnnner Soils
bIott Die %erpadtun8 beS SuirpIabes
dLS;uidreiben.
3. Dap Die 9srren Soln Sherer &
!. g. Gbrtitel gtrlector!en rie n6tbiec
NuSfumft 9eben, io>pie bieicIben bit
Seoingun9en CUR Surdf6t pOrlegeu
ioIen.
4. 8eldluGeu 200 N~tttieuIhsiue bru.
deu II laiieu
5. Nm 4teu Mir; B. 9. eine Siret
torcrsScrinmmIumq Tormitthns 10
Rtr lm Wtarftbauie an3uberoumsn.
@isrnnf &%ertaauna
&. II tobiu3 Scftr.
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Or. G. M:9ane's
E 8 DtCCen n.

9ieie Ytasn wsrben ni6t empfoblen
ais 6eilmittel 9esen ,,ale 2eipen, penen
eas 5leii9 untrrtbauii it," Irnpern sesen
8ranfbeiten Der Qster; BET bili6leu
SeIhperrsn, Dispeplie unb trantbafs
tenn 8ppfpsb poer bsrartisen uebeln
ftnp ne uniibertrefFi6.
RaItes 6teber.
Go 9iebt tein befsres atfabrmtttel boz
pber mad Dem @sbrauhe pom Qutnin.
Ils einfa6es Y~ur9trmittel fnb Fe
unoerslei6li6.
Ran bite F@ Dor SaIiGungeu.
Die a6tsn fnb ME Iber3udert.
Sece Sdahtel BAT einen rpttert
Ra6siesel auf Dem DedeI NIT Der Sn-
16rift Or. N:9ane's Qioer gills.
Sober umfdIas batrie Sisnaturen 6.
@s9ane unb 5Iemtns 9rps.
Sertauft BET reipeftablen Drosuifen u.
Country S%tcrsbaltsrn i'm aussmsinen.
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BE Der Sin6er i. Masfenbau in
8aers 9aIe par auBeroroentlid gut
befudt nno mar es cine wabre Sreube
benz %Iuitigen Sretben Der fleinen Was'
fen 3u;ufebeu, pie fs i'm bunten burd'
s%inanoer rur9 Den SaaI promenirten
ODER mad Der Melooie r9err Sdmibt"
bas Sansbein ftsIten. Nur gu frib
(ibrer MnIidt nad) i9iua fur fe Die
iwolfte Stuuoe unb f.ben lie fd o.
notbist ben &snsboben all Die GIWad.
lcnsn obSutrsten, bic bis sum Sa9ee'
grauen in frobIiditer Stimmuns bei'
iaminen blieben.
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GmertH'S SerfGufe.

Sbsriff Y~'erqner. mirb om Mittwod
Den % 6cbruar 1877, suifden 9 lib,
Born. unb 5 llbr 3aGmittuqs 81,
udhit,brno bcidrie6eneu @runbfii6,
duf Nnnorbnung hsr @onntD 6ourt,
auf oHentli6er Muftion al Den Meiit-
bietsuben perfaufeu:
aGr Nufpride ron 81. 81. an ti,
Th. 6dlfte bes ncrepeftiiber 0iertels une BIZ
NEIL. SGIfte hes npreGfI 8iertels esr Gettirr
-, Gcwuibip ii, 8anss 4, pefl., entbaItert
10 &dsr mrtr rc;r peniasr. Hi6tbesabluna
sinsr Note i'm 9etras Upn $f6Sl.O Tne be,
c0ranf %fGili5rn SntsrtHsn uria9e teegerfaufs.
Srfeblss.
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- Sic 0ermeuuer Nenerpehr tpirb

~ Oie Sermanner 6%eneruebr uirt
beute, ipie in frlberen Sabren, ben
geburtstos @ofbinstons 6nrH cine
8arabe 6urd bic Strnbsn Der Stsbt
unb @benSs burd @bbaItes zines ee'
mitbIihen BoIes feiern. Sie Bale
bon unferer Nsusrpebr beranifaltet ba'
ben fi@ ieserseit elmer isbr sro6sn Bo'
puIdritdt srfreut. uuO ;tuar nit @edt.
benu auf seniegben berrfdt inimer Der
unsebuuOenite, frObIids Son uno Die
Witsiieber bieten aues auf ibren Gdifen
zen NufenthaIt in ibrcr 9aue 10 anse-
nsbm ais m6sIid ,u MAIDEN, webbalb
beut: g6eno Sober Der einige ange-
nebme Stunosn be.Iebeu nil, fid in
8aer's SaGe eihfnbeu foate