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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

NEw PArkSrs.-Through Dewey 4
Co.. Patent Agents. San Francisco. we
receive the following list Of United
States patents. granted to Pacific Coast
inventors. viz: Thomas @. Church.
man, Sacramento. California. horse
powers; Stephen NJ. Harris, Forest
Grove. Oregon. wheel plows; Joseph
Hess. San Francisco. carpet sewing
machines; William p. Lewis. Oroville.
California, pnenmatic dredging tubes:
Asa T.. Hovsy. San Francisco. endless
rope traction railways; George @. Stein
hsner. San Francisco. boots and shoes;
Daniel NJ. Funk. Harrisburg. Oregon.
gang plows: Charles A. Guslatson.
San Francisco, gripping devices
for traction cables for propslling a =
aud vehicles ; Andrew s. Hallidie, San
Francisco. endless rope traction rail.
ways: August Hansen. San Francisco.
sofa bedstsad ; John W. shaeffer. San
Francisco. packing cigars; Leon N.
Bojwoiu, Nevada City. California.
kitchen tables /; James A. Robb. San
Francisco. sawmill set works Adam
Rutherford. walla walla, Washington
Territory, horse collars /; Roger l.. Ry-
an. San Francisco, coin wrappers. Re
issues-Charles Z. Blake. San Francis
co. relief valves for water cylinders +;
Daniel T. Phelps and Charles W. Ed
monds. Of San Francisco. fire alarm tai
egraph registers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

AT the close Of the recent Congress in
1879 the terms Of the following Senators
will expire: Spencer. Rep. Alabama;
Dorsey, Rep. Arkansas; Sargent. Rep.
California; chaffse. Rep. Colorado;
Barnum. Dem. Connecticut; Conover.
Rep. Florida; Gordon. Dem. Georgia;
osls.by. Rep. Illinois; Morton. Rep.
Indiana; Alison. Rep, Iowa; Ingalls,.
Rep. Kansas; MeCreery. Dem. Ken
lucky; Dennis. Dem. Maryland;
Armstrong. Dem. Missouri; Jones.
Rep. Nevada; wadleigh, Rep. New
Hampshire; conkling. Rep. New York;
Msrnman. Dem. North Carolina;
Mathews. Rep. Ohio; Mitchell. Rep,
Oregon; Cameron, Rep. Pennsylvania;
Patterson. Rep. South Carolina; Nor
rili. Rep. Vermont; Howe. Rep. Wis
consin. The Louisiana seat now in
controversy becomes vacant in 1879. on
the outgoing Senators eighteen are
Republicans and six Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
THE MESSAGE.

The Presidents first message was
sent to Congress yesterday. 1t enters
into none Of the general questions which
are before the country, Mr.. Hayes
rightly judging that these questions
should come before the regular sessisn.
which opens on the first Monday in De-
csmber. The main portion Of the mss-
sags IL devoted to an appeal for the
relief OF our soldiers; Of the men who
enlisted 10 the army on the word Of the
nation that they should be paid for their
work. We say work. II 10 more than
work. To all the labor Of the common
workman Is added the ~privations Of
camp life and the probability Of sacri-
ficing life itself at any moment. II ever
man earned his money. the soldier does.
He digs. no plods along dreary marches.
he acts In every mental capacity a. =
servant to the people, who pay him less
than nifty cents a day. We mistake.
FOR q "omsh' NO '" W." ~
great American Republic vas = nation
~hien pa'u us ssf'An" "nA
10 say Is. tha' 70 P'o"'S' Pay
less 'nan my cut auAy'
OF psmoefaey mus
the last year these men who trusted In
'ns hAuo" p N
one cont in'' INV"
iai'hiuny' never eo'Hp'ns'
even marmunns' we ha''
them oy starvins 'ns.f "''e' IN" 'a
dren. Truly this Is a saou'u' showing
for n Republican government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

GENERAL MCCLELLAN now denies that
he ever killed . moth. It appears that
he had fairly circumvsnted the moth.
had laid his parallels up to within pistol
shot Of its works. had thoroughly and
closely invested II, cut OF all avenues
Of retreat or supplies, and then, jus, as
be was finally on the point Of winning
some Of its most important works. with
Q view to following the movement up
with nm assault aud certain capture. the
provoking moth won't and died Of old
ags.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

THE trustees Of tho Australian Mu-
scum have presented to the Rev. Samuel
Lockwood. county superintendent Of
education Of Monmouth county. New
Jersey. a variety Of valuable works upon
the natural history Of Australia. The
collection includes the fns work OF
Krem on this snakes Of Australia, with
plates and descriptions Of every species
known there /; and Krenrs large folio on
the mammals Of Australia. These
beautiful volumes were all printed at
Sydney. and ARE ersditable to the typo.
graphy Of that city. They were intended
as a courteous recognition Of Mr.. Lock.
woods attentions to the Australian CON-
mission at the Centennial Exhibition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

KQUEsTMANsHiP.-Gn ladies' rourpa
ment for the most accomplished and graosfui
lady nders. Friday. October 10, q Il O'Clock 4.
Tbs soc!ssy ofers four Premiums, which will
speeiIyely st 500. 80, SO and go.
SPECIAL PRRMtpMs.--LAdy's hat, value
t75. gin Of Alvaro Kvsns; standard edition Of
poems, gift Of =. n. Jamison.
The lady who 10 AdIudged nrst shall have her
choice Of all premiums offered the seoond
lady phall have second ehoicc, and % on. uis
expected that other special prsmiums vii b
added to this list By private
None hut isdiss of the highest rsspeetability
will 10 Allowed 10 compete for prizes. LAdies
wishing 20 compete for prises vin pleass send
10 Secretary. indorsed By two msmben
Of the eocisty.
JANIS Il. BoRLAuD. aserst..y.
O. O. BArTxRrAx. Pr.sid.n ut. ssissd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

THREE American authors. Mr.. vii.
liam Cullen bryant. Mr.. Longfsllow and
Mr.. Bayard Taylor. have recently been
elected honorary members OF the Lite
rary Academy Of Athens. which is under
the special patronage Of the Queen Of
Greece.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

Mn. CHARLES FrcHrKR is said to be
an EXCELLENT farmer. reapiug every year
very good crops on his Pennsylvania
estate. He cultivates about a hundred
acres. employing the best machinery.
He sells nothing from the farm. how
ever I; hs gives away nearly all that he
raises. and Is reported to almost entirely
support. by these bsnsiactions, many
poor families living in his neighbor-
hood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

The new Missouri Senator. Mr.. Arm.
strong. came to Ksnt's Hill Seminary in
Maine. says an old schoolmats. on foot.
with only twenty cents in his pocket.
lie worked on the school farm i've hours
q day for his board. and was a manly.
kindly fellow. with great athletic powers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

And In accordance with law, and an order
OF the board OF Directors, made ON the tenth
day OF September. 1871. 80 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may DO necessary will
be sold at public auction. at the once Of
he Company. Room A. No. COT Mont.
geometry street. Nan Francisco. California. on
FRIDAY. the second day Of November. 1877, at
the hour Of 2 O'Clock r. n. Of said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
0nice-Room A, tm Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. oci7 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

The Judicial election takes place in
San Francisco to-day. The Stock Boards
have made IL a holiday. and as a conse-
qusncs there will be no stock quotations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
EUROPE.
Further Returns from the
French Elections.
A DEFEAT FOR MukHrAR pAsHA
IN ASIA MINOR.
tsrscrAL DISPATCH TO n COIN Hill
DAILx NEws.l
Tn. or... war In IN. E..s.

The Great war tn the Fast.
LONDON, Oct. ia Russian Official dis.
patch. dated Headquarters Of the Army Of
Caucasus. October 10. says Yesterday the
Russians gained . great victory over
hukhtar Pashs. capturing many guns AMI
prisoners. The Turks have been driven
from the road to Ksrs.
A dispatch from Moscow. dated to-day.
says: "Private kilograms received here
state that on Monday the Russians attack.
ell Mukhtar Pssha's new p~osition. Tho
Caucasian drenadiors stormcd Alieviss
Hill. forming the key to the Turkish po.
sition. A two houn' engagement snsued.
resulting In the flight Of Mukhtar Pasha
In tho direction Of Kars or Erzeroum.
Tho Russians pursued. The Turks lost
many prisoners, cannon and rifles, and o
quantity Of provisions.
An official dispatch received al Constan.
tlnople to-day locates the battle at Aladja-
Dagh. which il probably the same a.
Alievias. The dispatch says the Russians
attacked from four sides, and were falling
back Of the time the telegram was sent of.
| and the final result Of the battle wa mo-
mentarily expected.
A correspondent at 81. Petersburg tele-
| graphs that the fate Of Mondays battle
WAS decided by Q flank attack on Mukhtar
Pssha's position from the norm. Inc
Russians captured some thousands Of pris.
The .isy, n, K.r. Vii, recomue,cc Inn.
mediately.
Tho correspondent with the russian
IN ASIA niegrspns rom NAT
er.i Ts,srog Tho viii tvsnt...sve, hat.
talions Of infantry and forty guns. was
recently dispatched on = turning movement
Mi .nd ye,ih"x. .sISer.nSsd Ia, Mol,
from nazardjik begging for assistance, a.
Mukhtar Pssha was before him with 0 su.
perior force. Thereupon this morning our
troops began an attack on the Turkish po-
sitions. and. after heavy c~annonading on
our left wing from the AladJa.Dagh bat
tsries, We made . serious assault on Allie
Was hill and redoubts. At noon the Cau-
cAsiAn grenAdiers, under General Fleimann,
stormed the hill and redoubt. capturing
three krupp guns. The Ezlnkey regiment
occupied Aladja.DAgh, capturing the Tur.
kish camp. The enemy retired In disorder
In three directions, being cut of In the
rear from KArs. The pursuit was sharp
aud will DO continued tomorrow. No
news has been received yet from General
Lazarof.
The Elections In France.
p.p,.- Oc,oh.r - T..n, fR.,,h.
'f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

Large sales Of wine have been made
recently at Sonoma ct very low figures,
because the ceopsrass was needed for
the new vintage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
CHANGE or FIRM.

slNBIs IN TO NOTIFY 1IIE PUBLIC THAT
have purchased the saloon and fixture
known ~ Tom Doves saloon, situated near
the jus leo mine. Lower Gold Hill. I'm ne
rponsibl. for all debts Of the late arm and will
collect all bills duo the zane.
Gold mn. October ~. 1871. ociI In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

The receipts at the gate on tho irst
day of the State Fair in Reno amounted
TO 81, 800 80. which 10 $500 more than
the amount taken in on the nrst day by
the last fair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

rhe Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It IL
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
Sixth Day Saturday. October 70.

IS. TR0TTfN0. - Pure, 500, class, 40;
mile heats. thrve In I'VE. 70 harness fres for
all: nrt. $50: second. $50; third. si0o; entries
10 Close October Sth.
Closed. with the following entries: L. J.
Rose nsmes bib. m. B-auii ul Bells; n. L.
Daniels namss b. g. Dutchmsn W. T.. pritchsrd
names Oh. g. Governor stanford W. u. Cads
names b. g. Dineo; ]. N. Kiiiips names b.. m.
Lou whipple George y. jacobs namts 4. M.
sweet Brsr: J. McCord names b. q. Red Cross;
Charles d. Coward names biz. .. General Reno.
IA. TRoTTfN0.-Purse, $500, class, a4s /;
mile h. ats. q roe In I'VE. 10 harness ; free Ter an.
Rirrt. $500; second. t2oo; third. tlU0.
Ciosed with the I, llowing entri,s: W. n.
Jones names b.. h. Dsnanc~; II. a. Odel names
b. M. 90. Helena George y. Jacobs names I'm.
May IIowafd; X. J. Baldwin names b. \. b,
Jsmes ! l.. J.. Rose nsmss b.g Tommy 0stss.
Kntfss 10 races ]. Q. . and Z elose Peptsmber
! ; 10 al other running races. q D o'clock n. 4.
the day preceding the race.
Ten per cent. entrance 20 ell the above race.
except purses !. . 8 and I. Entrance money 10
accompany the nominations.
All horres entering for state puryes must be
owned and kept In Nevada or California east Of
the hierrs Nevada for SIX months prior 10 day
Of race.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
Notes from the Capital.


asked to-day how ne likes being In Con-
gress this session, and he answered that
Ia ,.eI. vary comfortable IN .it IN tho
Uonse william, sny yesnon.,hilitv and IN
h.ra M. Ia, snii y, h,!cLh.,s rhis AZ.
n.ss.ion =. n,aon,,sdI. cor..,, .na ;.
amnis.. .nn"nnn.man, ~ AZ. %no,,,.
~nIlh p,,,as ,n,.nS" ..o p M,
w,n,a, JUN" ~ Pu''"' WIS
I,hs. ,..,, ,..,,., mn, A. .n,,,,, n.n
lr,bpr N . foreiyn mission Nm 40 oesr
him the Consul Generalship at Paris.
Second Assistant Secretary OF STATE. Jno.
=. VII 30 70 pa,hs; IN ow,tzer-
mi. will msl. vacancy IN *. s,...
DEPARTMENT 10 10 allied by Eysrts.
The proceedings in the Democratic eau.
Gus are said 10 have been in the nature of
a harmonious talk ON the contested seat
questions. ending in an agreement that
Spsiiord's case shall be presented At once.
a Pioniihent senate, nno was ~ Ine eau,
a.s,. 80. wss ~,nnn ~ ~ IT. M ~
Iook upou tho Louisiana cases Az a Marty
question, because no was satisfied that .
number Of Republicans would vote for
the admission Of Spafford and Eustis. He
said that II good tactics are displayed on
the other side Of the Chamber some Of the
Presidents friends will get ahead Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
BORN.
MARRIED.

ARTMAN- In Bioche. October II, to the wiic
81 David ArtmAn. Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

r LIBERAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
j. worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned In
schedule. The Roeisty will give. In addition 10
the premIams named, q gold medal 10 the most
msiitorious exhibition In each department.
The Soe,etys silver medal will be tbs awArd OF
highest merit. All premiums over ave dollars
may. In the discretion Of the Board u Trustees,
DO paid IN the Bociety's plsts. msnufactsrsd
expressly for the purposs.
Gaxetto Gold Medal-value, 800.
RENO. August -. 1871.
JAMES II. BoRiArp. Secretary: PieAss onsr
q gold medsl-value. tioo-from the Ersntav
Gdssfis. for the bet and largest exhibits 10 any
department II your Fourth Annual Fair.
A''''' JOHN y. ALEXANDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
Fourth Dsy-rhu.day. October Is.

10 TRoTTISa Purse $1,000: mile heats.
two In thee. 20 harness fre for ell hires year
olds in nevada and California east Of the Slera
Nevada. First. $500 recoId. $3.50 third. $50;
fourth. sif0.
Closed. with the following entries; l.. n.
Breed names o. &. Lille o.; L. T. Fox names
bib. c. Othelio; T. W. Norcross names .. 4.
Pedro, A. X. Lamb names sc Tom For; IA.
blossom names Q. c. California.
II. TROrTfNG.-Purre. $500; ciass. free for
all mile heats, three IN Ave. 10 harness; hrt,
tsoD;secnn md. $500; third. 800. hntrtes 10 eloss
Octohof 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
re lie RAPHtC
Another OF the Union
Pacific Robbers
Captured.
PROCEEDINGS or the UNITED
STATES SENATE TO-DAY.
General Notes from the
National Capital.
ESPECIAL DsrArcurs To TIE ooLD HnL
pA II Nrvs.l
ESPECIAL DrsrArcurs To TIE ooLD HnL
DA 1T Nxws.l
Capture Of Berry. the Train
RobbsP.

espsare % nssry' ""e ~
hesosr.
OMAHA. Oct. l6.-James Berry the
Union Pacific train robber who Was cap
,,,.a an srnd,x hv tina .h.ri6 mar tha
.'-,.
toWn OF MEXICO hissouri' ai'er oeihB MOS
In the leg. died to-day. He was under tho
influence OF morphino from the time OF
"a. 10, a. M.,,,o ,,,u NJ. Hath
~ 800
Further dispatches received nero oy mo
Union Pacific officials state that on Satur-
d.v last a citizen of Galloway csme 10
49,. al, q, .,o,h.. vh,,h p.,,v
AeA''o si'oi SUI"
had ordered made. Sherin diasscock OF
Mexico took the citizen in hand and. with
. strong posse Of shrewd and daring men.
accompanied him back to his home In
Galloway. Tho citizen refused 70 disclose
the whereabouts Of Berry, The sheriff
threw out his pickets In all directions, and
on Sunday came upon Berry with his
horse In . thicket, about halt . mile from
the citizens residence. The sherin, with
o double-barreled shotgun. was within
twenty yards Of Berry before he was dis
covered. Tho sheriff commanded him to
give himself up, but no Immediately turned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17

HAY wOOLDRIDuE-In Tybo, October II,
Jams n. Hay to Sarah J. Woodbridge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.

All freight will be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virginia and Truckes Railroad.
free of charge.
The Central Pacific will transport articles for
exhibition. within the STATE, tree Of charge;
a. half rates from other States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-17
rnsea wants 70 MAKO Up.

NEw YoHx, Oct. i6.--The fact that
Theodore Tilton is known 70 visit his wife
again gives rise TO the belief that . recon-
ciliation between them 10 probabls. Mean
time gossip has Il that Mutual Friend"
Moulton has cut Tilton's acquaintance and
regrets that he ever sacrificed his friendly
relations with Beecher for Tilton's sake.
, 1877-02-03

Diebawerfssus, befcbeno ans 60 Sdliifeln.
@perrhaten, 8ohrern, Sagen, Setlen,
Stemmeiien, MeiBel. fanben fih au6 Gin
Dianunt in @iniafung nit Scrrihtuna
gum Nusbrsden BON Seniterideiben. cine
Diebelaterne, inlihe Sdrte. Berriden, 8e'
poluer. anlerifaniihe Gootihliser, etlle blaue
BriQs, cine 0tsbapteife. mebrere 6ldlhheH
nit @bloroform1, @ahS gum Nboriide neb'
men Dor. Durt Die we,ter ~por9cfuuosne
aablreid]e Gorfeipcnoena er9a5 iib. oaB
Stuus nit aaFenfabrifanten uuo Wsd1ants
fern in &erbinours setonoen NOR. INSIDE
lonoere aud, NIT Dem onrA ben ShomaS'.
id)sn Bro3eB in Brenerhauen befanrt 9 mpr-
osheu Wietanifsr 6nds in yernburs. Son
oisiem hat er laut grtef Elm Serdnitlos or
beiteueeS l~lnrpsrf persunat, anaeblih sIr
Serleluus zines gro6en. in ben beiben 2dn.
o'rn su gebrauhsnoen 8dders. 3lblrstbe
Iusid,nitts que 3sitnnscn bsiDielet terrier,
oaB iid 5dans fir bic 9eidbrltdlsu
5prensfoffe intsreitrte unc bab er fiir ou'
Serbredsr Gbomas ein beionberes Snterile
aaben mubte. Srot Der eridmereroen Ssr'
oottsqriiaoe fonntes Elm SbulobsDeis ge9en
5hanb niht erbradt merben, uro er muros
sesbalb ON ri. DECEMBER uus Der Saft emit
lalien nuo aus benz pseuBiiben Staatsge'
biete aus9apieien. esHf=
, 1877-02-03
fdhrlidften inneren Seriuidlunseu f
iulo geleblid suloien lueiB.
! sansoteib uns 9clf.


S6on Die Saltun9 Der Brefle benefit, bat
Der uugebeucrn Utebrbeit bcS Solfes oer jett
ansebabnte Nn8gletd) bod iptllfomme1 ut
ano Dab it'd mr. pie vGrtreme" beloer Yar@
teien ge9cu tbn frduben. gSas insbeioibere
ole bent dl'a merttani de Yretie
b%etrifft, 10 baben itd) ntdt nur Die 1nabbdr=
gi9en Slditer benz @eoalfen etles lolber
NuS9letdeS itets geneigt beiptelen, %ionbert
oqielbe gut and uor oel1 beoentenolten ber=
.%ieulgen Slatter, lpeldlc ertueoer 9apes ooer
Giloen unterltiist~ BADEN. .Jfen Dorfer
StdatsSetthng," ynVbllaeelpbta Oenlofrat"
uuS auoere eirfluBrelbe oerii1e 3tlben>
Slitter baben~etiielt InS9lel6 ebeilio marill
befirportet rpie vgSeltlthe Soft, v@ttctil'
natt &olfsblatt" .uilo anoere beoeuteltoe Sa'
pes.Yldtter. @ie SfnrS, ipelder bon UT
lang oil fiir ein SdtebSgerlft NOR, 10 erflart
iidiiu ct. 2ouis iett aid iein @eaier Dans
ser fir. oeI$ giissleidD. 9ler in Chicago III
Die potitiihe peutife Yreile ebenfanS etil=
%nliitbia fir etlte icldc Shlidjtuns pes gro
zen Streite8.
AebuIlr ut bic Stln1nlung ~offenbar aud
inter Der iiberipie9enben sWtebrhett lnlerel
INSTRUMENTATION Witbiirger, ltrlo mas
| Chicago ~betriftt, 10 oriidt Die ettortllgltdlt
Sefiirmortung bes IusgleidS onrh Die 3rt
, 1877-02-03
@@lcAte Wite.

Der @eneral-@ opernpr BON GanabQ, Qori
9nf1ern belt fiirSlid al Sorouto etne Gebt
portll er 1td1 eliltge b1n,ortitllhe QnlpieIunQer
arf ole PrdItoenten. gSirren IN ben Sereilia.
ten Staaten erlaubte. @r lagte inter qnoe=
rem, es 9lbt tetnen Siirger in ben Gereinio=
ZEN Staaten, Der ms ntdt nm unlere Quter
StaatS : ~Gltrtdtun9rn benetbet. Seoer
anlertta1t't)e Yollttfer niiroe Die Suite lcis
lleS Serno9ens nnb oieueift nod metr
oarun' 9esens lpenlt er ELL 10 niibIideS mn
siped mdBigeS J&leinoo luie eiueu General
@opernor hdtte. So alsemein li oas Sfr.
lan9en nab Dielers ftlfaden 20iitna, ider,te
Der 9err fpetter, baB CT iid fird,te, nod an
Der amerlfantihen @ren,e III reiien, neil
man ibn ploblld mad, &aibil9ton eutiibren
tonne, nm bort Die d3ii9el Der Geqieru1a al
er9retfen. ST fubr. banl fort
nySer petB, ipo3ll Serr Siloen uub SEER
S9ageS uto Die Wtuioneu tbrer Wnbdnoer, 81,
itch lest fetnoltd) ge9eniiber iteben, aetriebeu
merben tonner, nm ans ibrer Qeaenipdrtioen
Serleaenbeit Sn fommen ? : Sin britt
ther @eucral@opernor !! 98aS fir cine 81.
llng oeS 9orbtIfen SnoterS |! llno tpte l1obe
hatteil tie oielelbe bel Der Sanb! sic brorf,z
ten nur eben baS @alier an iiberldreiterl.
Yin 9anonenboot NIB cine Seraeautenipahe
nno Die @eId)td)te tit fertig. llnb oaun be-
eenft man, mas iie in Dem @ereral > @opernnr
befommen @iiien Dtann, Der frei BON alien
iefttonelen Snterellen, Yorurtbeileu lnb Sci.
benlfaften tit, Der itiemdls mddltiaer merben
tanr, ais oeS SolfeS Barlamcnt, Der felner
partetanbaiiglidte fdbi9 1T unb writ iiber
Der atmoSpbdre Der Saftiouen ltcbt, feline
Nnbdn9er bat, Die er b~elobnen nul, ,iub feline
@eeaner, bic er at5lieern bat Der ben Tor@
idllagen ieiner Niinilier ein miuiaeS Sbr
ltlbt rno bocb Dem Goife Bic Sid)erbeit oibt.
elile Administration ODER Elm Yarlanleut lns
fperbeu 81 fonnen, iobalb zines BON beioen bos
Nertranen periderSt bat"
ytatirlid pieberten Inn feline 5reunbe nm.
ter ben ~ugldnnaien" (@anaoiern) Selfog
Ole @ruerltaner aber f0nuen oaraus lerneu,
fple aae lbre Serlegenbeiten ltno Srrtbiiucr
Don oct glrlItolratle auoerer qGubfr beulIt,t
iueroen, I'M Der Yoltsireibeit Sins au;uhdH.
cen. lin 10 slorreider mirb iiberal Der
2rnimpb aler 5reibeitsfreunoe iiber Die iett
tobnladlenoen griitofraten iein, rpeuu Der
Z onsreb in Der leetsn Stupbe Dem Qanb uuo
ter gseIt benefit, oab in eirem ireien ganoe
frete Toltsp,len, Der I'M @onqreB ietneu
InS0rud bat, al Der Sauo Der @eredtiofeit
unn Sernnnft and Die iAluieri9lten nuS &c,
, 1877-02-03

Sal amtc SprMp 1T feline Yatent.
Uteot,tn, i%onoern Elm altes Yrdparat nab Der
standardization Staats. Ybarmacop6 uro
lp1ro IN 9eutldlano bon alrn Mer,ten Der.
orbnet. sc 1T oas iiferite Wittel fir Grtdl,
tunaen teoer Irt, Seiierfeit, &eblfopfent;iir.
Dung, Srrltatlon Der Stln1me &C. Sebe ST..
taltung lptro lider aebeilt, wenn aeitia aenl1o
g%enomnler, nm alien idlimmen Nplgen por.
s1bel9en. @ebrau6t MIR einc Elaihe, INN
Sud 81 iiberseugen. @irb iiberaa bin per.
lhtdt. Yrets so Gts. unb Die 9roBe sSlaIde
$1.00. Sober alpotbsfer miro es fir Sud,
be5teben, nenn SIR es niht brett Qeld)idt
haben molt bon %. @isner, brutider Qpo.
heter. 2 . Columbia Qoe.. Ybila. 2enopioge
Ts Npit3.--Oie alaeiieineu Norterie Qelehe nm
per oaraur beiiielite iiin9ite GonareBbeIhlns bat.
tapt elner rldterildpen ~@ntlteihuna, auf Die bon lns
o%eftaaItsn ellropaiiben xtaats,p ramien s9pnSs
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