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, 1877-01-02
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4ue DbauoCTnIlC klHPsEa Alo AAautAslotls III
tho expression Of the opinion that the peo-
pie feel so outraged nj tho action Of tho
Louisiana Returning Board In purifying the
returns of tile bnilsiozcd votes, that il the
election were to be hold over asnin TlLpEs
md 1IKsnEtcKs would sweep everything be-
fore thcm.-so hot is the popular wrath
against every interference with tho work Of
tito Louisiana bulldozcrs. If this opinion bo
truc, the Republican organization must be
in great peril. Tho popuiar wrath Is a.
legged to be particularly hotin tho neighbor-
ing State of Indiana. We arc told TINT 1t In
all HENDRICKS can do to restrnin
the unterri1e.l from commencing the
"wall'' now, and killing every man,
woman, and Child who dares 10
doubt that T1IpEx and HENDRICKS wero
fairly elected by ii fnrgo minority" Shortly
after the Presidential election, several mcm-
bers Of tho Indiana Legislature tiesl,-two
Senators aud one Representative, we be.
lieve. Thcae districts Ind boon held by DEM
ocrats, and Independents elected on coalition
tickets. The i1rst OF tho vacancies WINS filled
by special election not fortnight ago,
and, strange to rclate, Republican HAYES
man WINS elected by triumphant majority.
son and Delaware District, Which WIN closely
balanced, to fali tho vacancy caused by tho
death Of CREE {Dcn,.), and resulted in
the election Of Doxr {Rep.) by hand
some majority. In Wow Of the fact that
tho political control of The Senate depended
upon the result, unugunl efforts were mntlo
by tho Democrats to elect their candidate.
Tie election Of Democratic candidate would
hu7o ,nado tho Senate Democratic by enc
whilo tho election of the Republican candi-
dato mikes it Republican by one minority.
Here waa contest for tho control Of tho
! State SENATE, mid for the Endorsement OF
Tr1prs anl 1IENpn1cEs Anl tho Loufsiaua
bulldozerB which ended iuost tlisastrolsly
for the irc.caters. Tho Republican swept
! tho district.
Dnt this election is not nj exceptional in.
stance. Il few days bofore, thero was d
vacancy TO flIl In tho House in tho parkc md
Montgomery District, in which the 1ndepcrd.
ants hold the balanco of povor. Sco1r, tie
Republican candidate, was elected by hand
son.o majority, which sccures tllat parts
eight instead Of six majority in tho House. The
Republicans now control hotlI branches OF The
Legislature OF 1ndiaua, wllcl, body convencs
on Thursday Of thin week. Those straw:
show which way tho popular wind il blow
ing, ut lcast in ToM lIESDHlcxs' own State
It IL fair 10 infer tlcrefrom that tho peopl.
of Indiana do not want another civil war
and don't intend TO spill their blood mt
cover their State with smoking ruins for th.
sake OF pnttiug n greedy gang Of Office
hunters iuto place; and furthermore, tin
tl,oy are not opposed to apnrihcatiou Of III,
bulldozel votes east In Louihiana. All til,
rausing and roaring of tho swasllbucklo
tribe Of tlemagog,,eB On tho Stll Of Januar,
cennot rub out or change tue sigaitacauc'
Of those recent special clectious III the Hoo
| kfcr Stnte
, 1877-01-02


ltis said that Mf. TlLpks claims his election be-
yo,.d tho peradvcnture Of doubt and tlat he pso'
foscs Ia b. iMA1xuIated Ut all hazards. rhls afa-
hazard" assertion Il hscoualng nu.a md moro 20.
HCsale aMopX the Democratic leaders. It il d
suIu sign Of their desperate condition., ~ well ~
The evidence Ut hlttet cl!agfEn which they expert.
thlA kind from Mf. l,LnxN il exceedingly inju1l.
eiou'., sud shoxa Whist manner OF council 10 y
isaders have oean eIoseted VIZ! tho Goyetnor far
ssrcd eject Thv stal tntctss.s md welfare Vt tbs
nation IL nothing to Them, What they want Is NJ.
of lilo country 10 aecuso 4. Mr lllpEx l.aa given
contInuuuy sudirncs to thasc nleu. liz las sub.
mitted to their 4cissus of hudng muss. meetings
throughout tho Cnlon on ths bth y january. rhe
ment and Hood thp llouse with petitions rc,nnn-
strances and memorials utgin; tho clcssion Ut Mr.
T,tukN by the House Vt all hazurIy. II ID a
schemo of den.agogura and trlck..er.. and Gnu
have nothing but 4 sinlstcE 9nd mlachfuY0us ten
dency. JonN Muan,sssr and DAvlD DupLxr
F.xLu. TwkEn'. counsel. md puSx uw5S ars he
Impressed the Importance Of tho undertaking OH
Ms. TyLuEA's mind until ho now heartily indoFses
, 1877-01-02

The new Mayor Of New York recommends
q civic effort to relieve tho unusuM suffering
which The present sovero winter has i'm
posed upon the poor Of that city, 50 far as
tie Same may bo safely done without COM
rsromising tho industrial integrity Of The
~populacc.
, 1877-01-02
The Sultan'g Determination to
Publish More Greenbacks
Causes q Panic.
The Business Men of CONSTANT.
nop'e Close Their Trad.
ing.P1aces.
Gen. TcllernaycT Charged with
Knocking Down Relief
Money.
The Condition Of thu Grand Duke
Nicholas Very Precarious.


rrvy, =, 4 err,
A2H I1AoA'
hot1fpi~
' 'osnos' aa''' 80 ue'"5co alspseen t,om
sonssa'!tlnople' :, uaeeu pee' ~, says WE" sueo
" ss.4 ."' ~ o"'4'uA} a.I""s ~ Wv wv"
.e'euse ss. tns Hu.opcau i'enpoteHe'ai'es "oa!a
WaRo 'ultHc1 co''eesslons 10 1Ac fo1lo anu III
nAscenleht oe reaehea. ~ "as tnouEht 'mpos-
sue tihs uen' !snat'eh "ou'o remain III toh'
sFantlhope a. Rnsslan Ambassador after the
conference IL Was asseFaca That thc TURKISH
government contemplated lresh ISSUE Oh pa
peF money 10 'ho amount ot o'Uo,ooo IuFRlsh
ponnds.
HOPELESS
LONDON, Ja'l. LA telegram from Constants
nopie reports ttat, At Saturdays sitting OF tho
conference, after the Turks announced that
their counter.pFonosals were not ready, Count
Chahaoray, tue French f!en!potentlary' au'
dressed tic Conference, potnttuE ont that tho
propositions OF tho European repre-
scntatlycs contained nothing contrary u
The integrity Of the Ottoman Empire. fen,
Ignat!e1T declared that lsussia Ind male every
concession in order to arrive ut IN understand
inK, II Wna to TurEer's interest to ncCcnk the
proposals Of the Powers. Lord Salisbury aud
tho Austrian and italian representatives ex-
pressed approval of these statements. Hppes
of peaceful solution continue, The plcu! 70.
tonttar,os a,,,anr i.s,,sad - rr,,,o +,,,,,ss,,na
III matters u detail.
at Constantinople has informed Eir II. q. Elliott
th,t Grre.. vii, ,,,ho-,1,noto In. E,atcrn roiicv
s"1 a'.s W. e1su. ~ on"se 'sf L@'n" p"e1
totnat ot Ehe!aba' 4nc Masqalso u SALISBURY ''as
promised tho Erctan 1elcgatu thashu Will ron-
s!dcr tho claims Of Crete. 1t " stated that ths
r, .- -,,., r, .
, 1877-01-02

HAYES clninls his election by but one vote. Ills
own State has twenty two Electoral yoles. With
cut tile negro vote hg would not hare had Que Of
them. m.--tI"ciaaaH EhqHirtr.
4 reply-sllot between wl,ld anil water:
TtIpEH cialrla lIs election by one minority. Ills
own State hls thtrty.6ye Electoral yotcs. Nithnut
the irish Calbolic totc OF New York CITY. he would
nut lasc had Une Of theh,.- -iad;aHapoftt Joa1Haf.
, 1877-01-02

Gov. GnovEn has written a lons.winucd
yintlcasion Of hla attempt to transfer Oregon
to TlLprN. lie processes to !ntrencll himself
behind san,e dcctsions. 1t ia very remarkable
that tho following, which vas lying right uuder
Ills nose escaped Ills observation. It ts the case
OF DUNBAR ". CRAWFORD, decided by tho su-
premc Court Of tho State as 1atcly as The 1911 of
4yoetn,b<,, 1870. The Court said:
An election is the deliberate choice Of majority
0r plurality Of tho Electoral body. TAls ii eyl-
dcnced by the votes OF tlae ELECTORS. hut II mn.
jor!ty Of thoss voting, by mfslasu Of law OF fact,
happen to cast thelr yotcs upon an Ineligible cnn*
dldatc 1t by no means follows that tic pext 10 him
on the poll should receive the o.!ce, II lhls tc
NO. candidate might be elected who received unlY
small portion Of tho votes. and wIo never cuul4
have been elected nt at Int for this mistake The
votes are not 1ess legal votes because given to q
person III wlioso nuhalf they cannot be countea !;
ind tbs pcsson who IL next to him Oh tho ltst of
candidates does not rcccye plurality vi vutes b0.
cause his competitor was ineligible. The rotc:
for hin; but That h no fsa.on why thoy sLouid. ia
elect, be counted for the former. who, possibly,
couid never have received them! II ts faiirr. more
Just, and more consistent with tho theory Of our
lnattntsons, to hold the votes 50 cast ~ merely In
cGectual for tho purpose OF an election. thnn to
tive them tho eject of disappointing Tho popular
Will, and elcctfng to otlfcu man whose pseten-
| slons the people hAi Designed To sejcct.
, 1877-01-02

Washington is wslloring in Snow knco-
deep. Not for thirty years has a similarly
tlisagreeable condition Of things prevailed ut
national headquarters.
, 1877-01-02

iAy. It rms coincidence Of course; Of, II
not that, All oversight OF accidental omission
of the ttalic l!ue wllich usually appears At the
head OF selected matter.
, 1877-01-02


DEMOCRATIC COUNTING THE VOTES.
The Democratic meeting on Saturday even-
ing, after hearing speeches from AIR. Tnu,t-
DULL md b1r. SWEET, adopted series Of
resolutions which OF themselves might PASS
unnoticed were II not for tho concentrated
absurtlty which they conspicuously display.
The resolution asserting 1t to be small mat
ter what individual, legally chosen. may ex-
ercise tho Office Of President, expresses the
general view OF tho public, as does tho dec
laration thai It is Of some consequence to
the SUCCESS OF free government that the man
honestly aud legally elected should lavo tho
Office.
There will be a general approval of the
further declaration that tho "frco aud fair
exercise Of the right to vote, md to havo the
vote, when cast fairly, counted, In tho most
sacred right Of the Citizen" Nor will my
one object to tho declaration that the "tlep-
rivation Of this right upon the allegation OF
violence or frnud in its exercise is tho
soyerest penalty which can DO visited
upon American frcemen"; and that "Ktch
penalty ought, therefore, never to be inflicted
cxccpk 11pon cfear proof before q competent
..a t,,n,-t;o, ,~;1,pro1 o.+;ro npdcr tha
AnA l!Al1RI+lA4 kt1uAua4, "cLuH uAuGA AAA1
plain sanction OF law" AL this las been
repeatedly expressed In ths columns Of TIE
TRIBUNE, more especially during tho last six
months. We urged these truths upon tho
country al through the Pres1dentia1 c1cc-
ton, insisting that evcty man entitled by
law to vote Should have the fullest freedom
in 40 doing, unaved by threats, undiaturbea
by violence, md unproyented by force. We
look upon this resolution as but repeating
and emphasizing the editorials of The
TRIBUNE denounciug the fraud and violence
which hns disgrsced tho politics Of Louisiana,
| Mississippi. aud other States, making tho
contents Of tho ballot.boxes in those States
n scandal aud ruproacll to American civili-
cation and liberty. 1t is to DO regretted that
tho Democrats of Louisiana Ind not been con-
trolled in their policy before tho election by
, 1877-01-02

APOLLO coMafANDEnT, NO. 1.KS10HTs TEMP.
fAH9tated Canciarc this tTnstd.yl evening at Az.
aexq All Str Knights Corticoua&y Invted. ny order
II tho E. C. J. Il. DUNLOP, Rccordcr.
, 1877-01-02

The Cincinnati Commercial gives What par.
ports to be 4 list Of The suicides In the tinted
Statcs for the year 1876. Tho following Is the
, 1877-01-02

AMOEEMENTY.
AdrtphI Theafte.
Monroe street, corner Dearborn. "Jack aad the
ntApstalE."
Row ChtcnKo ThcAtro.
Clark street, between Lake snd N.aIo!ph. H!hesnea
eud isi1h Cunltdy Company.
HavtrfJfs Thentye.
Randolph street. between I1Ask anl 1.asAlc. En.
rakemeut Of 4, y. 8uthcsn. "Lord Dun1tCRrY."
nJcYickcf's Theatre.
Msdison atrect% between Dearborn and State.
"Tho Law OF the Land"
Woods hTuxeuFus
Monroe stfeet, between Dearborn and stato. The
Blacksmith"
, 1877-01-02

few dsYs IN apparently prccomctrted eiIbrt when.
am sorfy tq sec TNE THtncxE tndostet. to bull
tnn,, rnnt. .rc anY,1n~ ram tIcet,;,e. asaicn.
with tic lies in View u shaping legislation this
w'Mter nt Wash!l!9ton an.i ths state t'pta* so ~
nv atlrntIon cn.led to numerous Glasses cf orr
cltxena who ate undergoing t,ard.htpa this wintct
~ ttna'.oa ~ t9t ts 70 ea a. " ann as
banks. an, went It noon TO- day .ihe mil 10 is
Stock Exchange t9 see whnt relief " "nnsh rraf.
cstsse man snA s GMsf S nc h,asGta,5 r"';,a "
stated that there iad been ntrcre. to Inc p0or suf-
fefers the following prices Tor thcir stocka;
Th"d Tif.t .t,%n. ensraI SsttSusI
rim NatIen....;...lx3 )iioms S.t!cna!;.
NsihHe;tn HssiSnsiitS, Fi,sr'nsn Sati taskcai.i@s
uHl.o oei. M"s *AG H of rse 1e's as, ~
qusttd. l.soH.
Now. ~. LOOK a. tne iaes ahFtng tile !tst .our
, 1877-01-02

HUFEFQt.
LONDON, Ian. Ia delayed dispatch from
constant1nople, dated Dec. 20, says 1t was then
ference the European Plcnipotentlar'cs would
make further concessions 10 tho Porto and M
agreement be reached. 1t was thought impos-
stblc TINT Gen. 1gnatieff would remain in Con-
stantlnople as Russian Ambassador after tho
conference. It WIS inserted that tho Turkish
Government contemplated fresh issue Of pa
peF money to tho amount Of 100000 Turkish
pounds.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
(EtmaS iibcr bic Wuaelt.

Sdreibsr biefeS, iu9t Der glciu.yOrI
uGortldritt," 1T Gin beinabc 70 SABRE
alter StuutSbcunltcr, Der SAG uuo gladt
lcicn unb ibrciben fam, obnc iid babel
ciner 8riQe su bcbienen. 3u Dem Gn'
DC bat CT ludbrcub ieinc8 9cbeus fcI9cn'
&c Ie9cIn bcObadtct
/. SobaIo bic @bcnOolmmcrlln0 Cit.
tritt oarf nlon lueoer Iciex nod, Itrcibcn;
ocuu nit icoem &uRsnbIif iuiro Cd
ounfIcr. uno ltrcn9t iomit bic &ugAl
mebr an
2. Mor9enS beim grluaden iualdlt
mat Die &u9cu uidt 0leid init faItcm
8aher, ion6crn beitreide bieieIbc ne.
idIoien 3uerit nit luarmem WtuuOIpei.
del; bo6urd iuerben oic &u9cu 9leid)
mad uno flar; crlt cine SierteIitunoC
nadbcr tuaide man oicieIben tildti0 nit
taltem BaHer, ioiuie bic SteIlen binter
ben Sbren, tilbIe nit bem fcudten
$anoinhe etlpa Wlinutc lang All bel.
ben Seiten Stirne, @ueeu un6 SdI6.
fe; oenn tudbreno Der gfadt iiuo bic
@u9en bermetifd 9eidloHen, nllo beim
Gruaden fcbr iuarnl; luoIte nlan iie
Obne Gnlucnoung ienes Spsidel'S fOfort
init faItem Buier iuafden. 70 wiirccn
bic Mueen eridrsden, nit icnsm Sage
bel ihnen cine neue Grf6ltung eintretsn,
luoourd biefelben INNER nod) mebr &c.
ibluaht iucrben. 9Iud mub man bic
Musen ftetS bonn &u9enminfeI beraus
llno nidt in umsefebrter 8idtun0 iua
iden, iuosm bann bic $aare, bic io9c'
nannten @impsr, nadl Snnen padier
nne cine fbmerabarte Sperotion ucrur.
Iad1eu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
MaRnug bgr Sibuer.

$iibner uno &apuuueu IaiIsu iid) an
fOIsenbs Dirt in fiuf bis adt Eager
pOaitdnbie mafteu: 0ic Sbicrc iucrbcr
80 BEN 8ipsde in eiuen aus $Obftatsr
bereeiteIltsn 8eridIa9 sebradt, Der Ct
lua sluci SUB bon Der grbe cnfsrnt II
unb bsiIeu 8ooeu man taOIid Su ell
neusrnoer SoIjuide bcitrcut. Bum
Suttcr bernenbst man run flnf bid
aat Gage lang eslu6buIidcu. nit ab8e
iubntsr MiI@ uno eiuem gbI0hsI fob,
Ienlaursw Natron 9efo6ten &eis, rnt
sibt ben &biereu auberoem alusimuI am
Sage friides &rinfwaiIsr in cinem rel.
nen @efdbsr. SIIs SuttcrtroD cmpfcb'
len fld fteinerue obcr iroeue @efdbc, bu
bisisIte better reiuSabaIten iino. aud
uiGt iansr iusroen, luie boIjerne Sro9e,
lmO 2ebteres Dor uIeu Oin9cn 3u Dcr'
nteiben ift. 8ei obi0em Ierfabren
iuirO bas @efIiscl in fiinf bis adt &a.
Gen bOltommsn fett, oa8 SIsiib anbsrit
aort unb luelb, NIB errsidt einen @obI.
osidmad, bcr fid Oltrd) feline unbcre
BebanbIungSart erielI9en Ilbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
Wir man 6dllailpiiaIsit farirt.

Sallienoc leloen nn Sd)lollull9tcll,
iast Der Medical Examiner" lucIdc iid
IoHit ciuer sutcn 9siunobeit crfregcn.
Bel 8icIsu iuirb fie iOear gum Sciuobn'
bsitsfbsI uno iie ncbmcn Su ihlaiitiIlen'
ben WittcIn ibre 3uludt. Samit be-
einut b6nfe Der @euub OrS urrocrbll'
den Spiun8 Obcr itarfcr Spiritnoicn.
SO elsbt IbrissuS @ittcI 0cuu9, Inn
SdIof su esuicbcn, obne 81 iclden Sus'
lpessu az sreifcu. 9is 9Inbiu0cr @ics'
mers Iebreu, man fclIc cine 8eitIong
auf eincu bsitimmtsn YIlntt bIidcu unO
wsrbs bauu unfebltar In ShIaf pcrful.
len. Sa bieS int SunfcIn nidt out
m0SIib If, 70 mag OicIleidt bic SInuei'
flung better iciu, bic IuScn gu idIicbcu
uub iih uoritcIIcu, oab man ben Cuff.
aug bemerfe, Der in bic gtaIcnI6der
oriuot. SO iuiro bcriidert, DAP lper iid
feit bOruebmc, ben 9uftftrOm 5u icbru,
ala uenn CT luirfIid egiititc, iihcr in
ShIaf fallen lucroe.
Gin ouoereS uno pisIlCidt bclicrcS
0ittcI ucrOfentlidt Der amcrifunifbs
ar3t 8. GOOfc, Gr ia8t in unidhIi9cl
8dlIcR fci eS nur nOtbwrnoi0, cini0e
Minutcn ticf nnb IaueiOm 81 atbmen,
um fid cincS crfriidenOcn SdIufcS gu
erfrcucu. SdIafIOiiOtcit babe in bcu
msiiten 0dllen ibrcn 9runO iii ci,cul
8Iutanbraue nu@ bcm 8cbirn unb ooa
tisfe unb Iuusiumc 9Itlmcu ucrrinserC
ibn iii esnilOcnocr @c08e, I'M grIcid'
teruuD 3n fbaifcn, SeocnfOIIS 1T baS
Mittcl bcs SrObircnS lucrtb, bod bet
ulcibc ttluu, fd bura an ticfcS SItbueu
unbsbaeIid su MAIDEN. @tan abm(
cinfad ouS Gtbmen cihcr 1T 0cfunbcm
SdIafc Iieecnbsu @criOn fir cini0t
! Iiunten nad.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10
9emeinnilbigeS.
Gin ueaes GrtranI aus 9afisss
BIGttern.


@ic SIdttcr beS &aifesbaunlcS, idcl'
ucn 70 widti8 ;u lucroen ipic Die gce'
rcn, bieIleid,t nod widti0er. 0ic Slat'
fer cntbaItsn cine bcbcntcnoc Auantltdi
bes msrtipirbiscn GoppcIiuIscs, lueIdles
8aifein Ocnanrt tuiro, lpcuu cS ans Gaf.
fec uno Sbsein, lucnn cs ouS 8bcc &C.
luonncn iuirb, abcr cS 1T oicicIbe Snb'
itan3 in bciDcn SdIIcn uHb ofiicirt bas
Ncrpcnipitcm in sIsi@cr @cilc.
&affcc uub Sbee tucidrn frcilld' in
ibrcu @irtuneen auf baS NcrbcniDitcm
bon chamber ab. unS luabrrnO Der Ser
braud bon Slice suuimmt. rimmt Der
8crbraud bon &affec ub. Scr Inter.
idieo Der @irfuns Iie0t iebob uidt ba'
rim. bab bic ucientIiden oOcr flnoamcn'
taIeu Gi0snidaften bon chamber Obruei'
den. ionOcru in sufdIliesn llmitdnocn.
@ebraunter &afec cntbdlt fetti9c Cub.
itanSen, Gilueib unO Stdrfe, me!dc man
bcinabe Dur nidt i'm &brc finbct. Die
8Idttsr ocs 8affecbaumcS cntbaItcn bic.
ieglebcuiubitunScn ttInabc oar nidt nnb
cine orobc Guautitdt Der itimuIircnoell
8eitauotbeilc, iuelde bic Sbccbldttcr 70
erfriidenb uub bcIicbt MAIDEN. Sic
BIdtter bcS &ofuSuubbanmcS tuerNcn
bsfauntIid in Snbisn ihOn Ion8c aid
Sbse berpertbct, uub cS 1T nidt I'M
uabrfdsinIid, bab aud Die SIdttcr bcs
&aFeebaumes in Der au9ebcutctcn 8ei'
ic ausemsiue SerlusnouuG finocn lucr'
beu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-05-10

Sas msnitbIi9s GER; siebt iia 1000
Wf0I in eiHsr Stunbe auiammcn. 0ie
@snOs oss Glnt,s bctrdot Is bis %
Nlmb Die 0anae gIutmaire eebt ALE
StuHbsR IS WruI burb bus $sr3 bes
@snidsu unb burbIduft in elmer @pi.
mIis iusaloliens 25Sub.
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95OlfS. uiO 9uOenO. S6riittn

Surn, @. .. D., GrlSblunsrr. Gem.
pIst nit ,,Css oItsn Stmise- 9atrts
@slGl6tfn' IN IA 8Gubtn 80 $ll
Spffmaum 8ranI Gr;Gglunstn
1-52, nit je | so ii9niii, IN iGD-
mem iimI4las brelGirt per Sdnttsn IS
StrupetpettT fntbaltenb luItigs
@flGihtsn unS trpllise 8ilbu rs
gstnttn serIanst fir ale Sbs le tts edntse.
Gatalpge GRATIS = @eDsn 9ftins
sunesn rsnss mon lt6 All
ca. 6obler, gtrItStr s 9ud.SGntl T,
202 9lsTb 9isrtt Stlobs, philadelphia.
@sYil %. 1876 is.
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OtaIid


harrisburg u.A 7.sO Il.5S 800 7.1o
Stbsu Ganlse iptrbtn bic Accommodations.
,iiat iptIdbe Sarrisbnrs uui 6.45 gla&ntiitaes
StrIalTtn, Bic na@ Gbambfrsbure fnbrtn. bert
nm III 10 glaGis anIangtr, nub AM Rcntdg
Wcrat,i nm 5 iitr ipieeer mad 9arrisburg jiis
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