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that we have this day examined said
accounts and find them correct.
f. III. RILIs,
w. g. KENNEDY,
ID. M. SHOLARs.
ORDINANCE NO. 2s2.
Appropiating money to purchase ium-
Der for building bridges on Monroe
and Ouachita City road.
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Police,
Jury of the parish Of Ouachita; That the
sum ofseventy i've dollars, $4,000 or as
much thereof as may lie necessary, he
and the same is hereby appropriated 10
build the bridges on the Monroe and
Ouachita City road. e..
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained &c, that
Walter Logan be and is hereby author
lied to draw the above amount, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, to
bridge said road. a...
Adopted 2nd, July 1877.
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
e. H. RILLs, Clerk p. J.
ORDINANCE NO. 2s3.
Appropriating $500 to repair Bayou
Boeuf bridge. ...... ..
Be it ordained by the Police Jury, OF
the Parish of Ouachita, That the sum OF
twenty-five dollars, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary be and the same is
hereby appropriated to repair bayou
Boeuf bridge on the Monroe and Bas-
trop road Jointly with the parish Of
Morehouse.
Be it further ordained, &C., That
John q. Sanders be and he is hereby
appointed commissioner to act with
commission from Morehouse Parish in
letting out said repairs to lowest bid
der, receiving the same when compile
ted, and upon his certificate that said
repairs have been completed according
to contract, the President Of the Police
Jury be aud he is hereby authorized to
draw warrant for the payment ofsame.
Adopted End July, 1877. H.
w. G. KENNEDY, President.
+. H. RILI.s, Clerk r. j. ....
ORDINANCE NO. 2s4.
An ordinance appropiating thirty dol
lars (s3O.OO) to bridge slough in South
Cheniere bottom. " ~
Be 1t ordained by the Police Jury
Of the Parish of Ouachita, That the
sum of thirty dollars ($3O.OO) be and
the same Is hereby appropriated out Of
the road and bridge fund, for bridging
slough in South Cheniere bottom that
the hands ON said road be required to
do the work, and that john johnson be
hereby authorized to notify the Presi-
dent when the work Is completed.
Be it further ordained, &C., That
John johnson he and he is hereby au-
thorized to draw warrant for payment
of same. aul
Adopted End July, 1877.
w. g. KENNEDY, President.
Z II. RILLs, Clerk P.J.
ORDINANCE NO. 2s5.
An ordinance appointing overseer ana
aigning hands ON new cut road from |
Hosksvllle to l.. 8. Aitchell's place.
- h ordained by the Police Jury Of
~ Parish Of Oaachita; That, Charles
EdEed, DO and he is hereby appointed
oveEseer Of new cut road from Forks
Vile to L. s. Mitchell's place, and that
all the hands ON L. s. Mitchell, James
MITCHELL, Hen Crawford, ILLS Britton,
Eimoud Deburr and Sam McCauley
places be subject to his orders. 'sas
Adopted End July, 1877.
w. g. KENNEDY, President.
E. HI. RILLs, Clerk P.J.
ORDINANCE NO. 2sG.
An ordinance appointing overseer and
assigning hands on the Heron road.
BE Il ordained by the Police Jury. Of
i've Parish Of Ouachita; That Joseph
Whits be and he is hereby appointed
ovesseer OF HERON road from the corner |
q williams Acid to where it intersects
Nillhaven road, and that all the hands
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Rills' is the place to get your cigars.
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MONROE, PARISH OF OUACHITA,
ID July, 1877. IS
The Police Jury convened in special
session. a,Ns .Z VS. -
Present-W. g. Kennedy, President;
NV. Scarborough, j. b. Filhiol,r A. j.
Wood. Absent-A. F. Flournoy.
On motion the reading Of the min
utes of the last meeting was dispensed
with.
On motion the petition protesting
against the change in the Heron road
was laid ON the table. ~ ,tst-t5'
On motion the report Of the commit
tee appointed to examine the accounts
Of the late Tax Collectors, b. II. Dink-
grave and Jas. s. Ray, was adopted and
committee discharged, and the report
ordered spread on tho minutes.
MONROE, La, June 18th, 1877.
10 the Hon. Police Jal,y Parish Of
OssacAita: We, the undersigned COM
mittee appointed to examine the ac-
counts Of the late Tax Collectors, b. H.
Dinkgrave aud Jas. s. Ray, report ,
that we have this day examined said
accounts and find them correct.
f. III. RILIs,
w. g. KENNEDY,
ID. M. SHOLARs.
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,ETillsrd for the Vacaat iGi,leT 3astleel
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.
The public mind 10 beginning .te saeE
SoS1s osHeS Gr t. the ts aAin
ash as .suIdsa 30 sfitsa III TnSsH p ness aRq
notilonIy deprived uss of AN liable and
learned Judge. but by having d deeaisls4
dps%s ri pfoess eaIh s hss 81
ful State g0setnnent 1ubt at thish point
that Hemptqn is Governor, it would seem
that comple{a SUCCESS was about 70 crown
r. Never has the value ID q people Of did
able, fearless aud honest judiciary been
moro signaIly illustrated .than insthe his.
tory OF our Supreme -Guurt dduriun tue
last few months. That we have uot;been
remitted to another two years spbiection
to a corrupt and odious goyernment, OF
forced to perhaps a hopeless apneal'td
arms for our GeliyeFance, we owe 20 tha
s.Aen'id exhibition Of ,frmpess and in
tegrity of those Judges, who, when .ap-
pea!ed 10 by political opponents to stay
nsurpation and estabIishsthe right, rave
heed to the clainors and obju7gations Of
their party throughout the uatiSD,s and i,
themselves Republicans, exposed Re-.
publican frauds, and prevented The con-
summation Of Republican iniquity.
We regret that the Chief Justice Gid
not live to complete the work 80 we'll be-
gun. We regret that his sable associate
did not make himself an enduring link
between the two races Of his adopted
State, and by securing the permanent
esteem and regard of the whole people,
establish himself the lifelong reprssen.
tativo Of his race upon the Supreme
Bench. We do not regret, however, that
his detection and cowardico have made
bet the moro conspicuous the jddicial
virtues of his associate, who, when death
struck down his Chief, and fear drove
Wright into, imbeeile ,vnciliation,s alone
and unsupported upheldl tho dignity of
the Bench, and left undone nothing
which he could do towards securing the
triumph of Truth and Justice.
We are glad that the opportunity 10
now afforded of proving that prejudice
does not sway the minds Of Carolinians,
that they can admire high qualities and
noble conduct in even a political foe.
We think that the Judge, who, in o
building garrisoned by the forces, Of, a
usurper, fearlessly proclaimed the de-
cision of tho law against that usurper's
claims, and swept away the hostile con.
stabplary stationed there to oyerawe
aim, is certainly in one respect we'll fitted
to preside over a Court whose dignity re
knows how, 10 maintain, and, that one
vho has chau'F::a::ea the =;s..;;t =;s..;;tt =, Gs:n.e
OF storm and peril can be trusted foSthe
better and happier times, the hope of
which he has been so instrumental, in
beatowing upon US. There are many
native sons of Carolina whom we would
delight to honor. But we think that our
whole people would feel that, We had
done injustice to ourselves wers. We not
Bench one so we'll qualified to iii &, and md
t2 whom we are so indebted. Sumter
Wdtchn,dr. .,..tl.s,.,,,5
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|ro,We extEact the, s, flqallla,Kying frqEp an old
amusing pngSa sa IRE ees' Il ysfy
january OlRhosifg borHilia tlis
monthiwiil lhet tiahoEicasl,and i Hf lover Of
good Iwipej hewtll, be comp laisant, and
bofSltR tsfil be sSf. Bfett3! m ptliSsEt lay
| Housewife Rather rs sSl lanEh ofy Biit2Sgt,
Igooa tempeyedid idsToyRi 'ssr ,alissf paiTv
aiIEafggaEgrvThe gsan borp;atllisgasath
more NOR '| hs viii Be afa Siine4 re hSe s49t B,s
prodigal aBfoaa.s phSesr iady vim Bb & liir-
Haneaand afsCtiouate owlfeo aad tender
moshar,. roi,isoyifni rr ii tidT .ssIsii4s.
Is iMaIehh55IThee i Sh E flqn born ip this month
VIII De ratner n9ndsouie; ne viii dio
poor. TIE lady will BE q jGal6ds,e ipas.
sionate, chattefbUx. a f.3.i.$J afii 20 l5f5i
/ ApTil-7-TfS man ssho has the naistar.
tune to be born in. this month will, b.
subject TO many maIadies he viii travel
to ADVANTAGE aud love 7iadies to tiisad-
vantage, for heWiil marry 9fich, hand
come heiness; whoaaill l,.makerA8aat; no
doubt, all pnderstend. /, The, lady Of this
month will be tall and stout, with agree
able wit and great ;sIE. - st''''s3ills3'''i
May The imam born Ill ashisniihofith
will be handsome and anaiable,l ne will
make his wife happy. The iladyawill be
equally blessed IN every respect.
June-.The man Born now will be Of
small stature, pasaionately fond OF wo-
men and children, but will not lbe lcyed
in, return. The lady will bs giddy per-
ss;9nase, send Of coffee .ehs will marry st
f,SSyS tas age OF twentyone sel ,I and bs fool at
haJuly-4The man will 6e fair; he will
suffer death, forI the, wicked woman he
loves. The female .cf, this month will be
passably handsome, with SHARP rose.
but Of 4 rather silky seimhpgsr. 's-i''t i'','
Apgtist=2Th Th6 'fnatii Wilt naS ambitions
aid .cuurE5eon1 |, hsf will kaye several
maladies and two wives. The lady will
be amiable and. twice married, but her
sccbnd husband will cause her TO regret
the first. ,fl le "a iai sdi sui iSsil
September Hetwho is born iii this
month viii be strong, Misp, and prudent,
but TOO easy with his wife, who will give
him gfeat uneaSiness. Tie lady, round
faced, fair-haired, witty; dfscfeefs tfhia.
ble,i and. loved Byfer, friends, ,slstfi7ili
Octobes-Thr man. of this month will
have Q fine face. and be q. gay .deceiyer.
Tie lady Of this month viii be large,
liberal, and full OF Mt s.ity.@ ii'slit f''s-
. NovemherAlThe nian viii hay5 q hand:
some face and .apridl Gpnplexion. He
will be :sicked RIG in his, youth, .alyays in
consistent. He will promise one thing
do iiotiiSI Iiti siaaJ5 sa Sssiss.sI fa,5f.
The lady will'b6 pretty, q little zoo fond
of talking. i She will have twoi,usbands
why. III, ~
DeeemberlThe man born iii this
month will be o good sort Of psssofl
though passionate. He viii. deYoka him.
sell, to the army, apd be batray5d by bis
wife. The lady will be amiabie and
Handsome, with b good voice, End 4 we'll
proporti6ned body +; 'El5e wiz be esfics
niarriedj remain poor, eoniihue hos4st...l
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A .
BENEFIT OF BEING KNOCKED AROUr.
--7htis o. good, thing forlca )yalings IMAM to
be knocked abeut in the world, f,H. al
Though his sofe- hearted pare::...>,.n, may. not
think so. Allfyopthq,sor if not alls cor
tainly nineteen.tgeptiethg Of tho sum
total, enter life With. BSs,azplpaage of self
cQqceit,, The sooner they iarel relieved
the better. II, in meeauTinga themselves
Yith niseH and older: .sne4 tbaH them
selves, they discover it Is ungeyrastell,
4,ndI get rid Of 1t, gracefully fent Of their
own accord, weE0guna g9easf nptgitEis
deairable, for theiri oWn .sgkaalfbaG it
should be knocked iolzs lpf theal.S - sEt,o,,
DO oAlbcyRhotis sent .bof 20 1la7Fge iIschbol
soon finds bis level. 4 iIlag wiIiFb5GsR have
been paranioheS atlhSHm3y sbSstIseRooi
boys snro sl5nsaciatie iutAeisideas, afliif
arTcgenej halis ause &oibe ti1ssasiied into &
re5oEhitigns 6f aIoGoldenp yuls!, jThe
world is agreas pgribiaaiei sfh9 r ;aiid iksoos,
taACfiea d heBi Fupii his pp0usEb blaoS. s.iiTi
hai has tho attributes tAas' shslone .se1 "a
loaded. aowili, ,be dnStalle jipt6 thS pcsii
tioElof q leader; ;si6 6nofJ hisosrn
opinion of - hsiiti he9uiil Ibo eots,
pellea to falb bahk isita. thai rRtIk snds sfle.
II II NOT \ IT, -; = - ~ nat
thing to which hecaft aspirg isirsspsetat
bility3 bGt no tadn ekn be fEUig .greAtoor
truly respectable who is svdini sninpgas
and bverbGafing. ses E - bhGmnt71 sid
5 By The time the notfes Hiss soana his
iegitlnnasSS social S66sl! i6la, 7 Be tSls sae
high or1ow; chs pT6haBi iIlEs Is 'gAe, atittae
disagreeable traits OF ehasa b (; yi!l 10
s0Esened7 down aIIV worn away; In:ryt
IiESlS Isha4 Pinc6is ilof tabgaaAs "a siIlN be
f6dgH, 9Pskh kh1ps v5iy 2 a6us 5Dae n lieait
e Z &Ii hasys Sys "a aS @ s. ~ ms ~ Il "a e iis Gl,
the mirror 6ff selE Aitgs he AbA
thankful fl,iR he Has he gau1ElEt,
and arrived thrSagh BS5ta rouy fos ot
aS,oRfs,liSe ~ 4 ,13ss'5FSDsrsf 80 re
sgl Uboa she WholeS Whatsyes. loving
mothers may think 10 the contrary, 10 Is
q good thing for S6ueits TO- be knocked
AyAshkc Iii sha tEnfld- - II ihakss irlahl OF
ehen.9 'slgts. ss@ ON ei3ii 7eIiei'
tryfi i,.ssssssfY IL. - Ff,i.fa as tt..s7
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A ,QpFHRE Fl REASON ron ,MAKIyaSSs "A
iOApIIilNIFfTo m 2 b sPPoIHTllENT,rrB the way,
Judge Patterson, Of TetEe; Hsute. Sv6o
has 1ust, refurued tEoEn " ashipa asoR,r says
that he sanid 70 the presideb az How did
yeu ihappep Ito: select Dick hon pson?
Know M9Fton was straining eYsTY pegve
70 keep Igperi in the habipet, ard the
frleneS Of Ben 3 HarrisaiI were ,pashihg
him fora place. Why, under, these cir.
cur cumstancess, sa didcyop Pick, prti Thomp,
Tho PFasldent replied, y; NSatly5 i 5,G forty,
years ago ihsprd him make d speech. .if,
Columbus Chic. 4 STOOD q square aways.
hat 4 haard diesi.,e!i;. cSS= ;,:>a :. LIZ r..
silyery voice, and, Ills, go5 wo5aderfil. { elos ,
qnence impressed me 80, that u have.
meyer forgotten il, . !. Mr. Thoncpson saws
1t wac ~ the. canapaigEi Of go when he
spoke the last ,tinoa 4 q Columbus. =; .ss,,,,
,gIiRss stndying the Secvetasg's fTiIonssi
son'sf ifacas carefallgpI aadaaskeI ehfni,,
'sAbae yaur p0intment d Enrprise ~ tGssr
efs'I' sh6ald cay 10, The se,,Iietl 1a ssTt,
came like ataeldp OF thunder ant 50gi &
oieAf9k The fins i1siEaati6s n fl,sd
was 2 teiegfara1 liug if q woald d'3Rcaept!
3 sSapineS goaitioiiS A1l lsi; fchhosSS
9,essSsen q 4 iecfesary of SNdr, Secretary bP
z. 2 rlof, and Postriak akteso @ II
oia,,s,oe Know What 60 eSF hfnk. i
cosiselte{f esl ltlo of my fsienas, ana flsssllt
IN the matter of choieaa GetsfIasA t0
t9Ro plenty Of sea oonS ~ n l6,' 'iaddSSi he!s
ait9r q nioni5nt, II helitio gssolle idGA Of
eyer gain On itefihg piiblic lifet III = i.ld
q cSAnfii ithng suicide izhSI Esiotl - ,tr5s
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A Good Point Made by the CorolIna
1G Spartan \ ~

BY reference 20 The Auditors books, we
find one-tweiffh Of the land of Spartan
burg is returned as ''arable" much of
this not being cultivated it ;s wor-
thy Of remark that this one-twelfth now
bears the whole burden of supporting ocr
people, paying their taxes, &c, In skcft,
one.tweltth Of the land OF ithe COUNTY
supports everything in the coRhty, as
everything is based upon and supported
hy sggricu!.sre. Out oY 6 total o 5s
723 acres, we have 296, 1892 acres in old
fields, 1857 in (original) Woodland,
aud only 86,054 acres called iaarable.a
The burden of supporting The county
but also upon the bor which .cditiyatea
ths land, and we are nstoniahed to ana
so small an amount of land and labor
success: ,ly supporting ths county; IN
deed, if our country was not Nhatit ii,
II our lands were not intrinsically worth
more than they ere valued at, such stste
of Wa S5laifs .roIgS %Snld ha1 b SipPGsalble; z
view, and ask why should we require this
small amount of land and labor TO carry
this burden, whom . moro liberal spirit
on the part Of our landholdeSs would
~ ,'HA'suinS..- -ab6ht0H iv ~ ~ iiJv CtSiteS
to every thinking man that we need q
larger population to put more land under
cultivation? This being conceded, the
questions arise, How can We I've secure. q
larger population And what, indiieSe-
ments can I'VE offer 1them3 The frat, We
answer, By advertising your country and
its advantages; and the second, By rent
ing and selling lands on low, reasonable
tefSns. nc Is cleefly siEtiik th6 H6.Eaf(hQ
the landhoidef5 Of Spar ahbutg county to
double the population Of the county, in
aaconparativ6iy sli6ft tiihe';9 dad sis1 iBi
also clear, that in doing SO, they double
the value Of their own property. oFs il
wise to Keep al this iand'iying idleIdead
capital Gu Oh dstioh taxy5 are paiaa6iiG ior r =
which no Interest Is reGbiYei ? and Would
Il net hs better s ell =Si. and Jkass It iow
rates TO actual eettIers, WHowill cultivate
and improve It, and i,ihctease its va!ne
and the value of the PROPERTY sdriotind-
ing 1t, thRn to allow It 'to In It's
present state? 'OnF farms addi biansag q
tionB arc too large, and experience has
proven that no Country has ever cSrriyesi
at high state Of etI tivaSsc.s.,, lcc. 50 is!
ilisatioh even, until 'it iHscaiiS pfS5ypS9
Settled. These surplus lands "a itsahfiiH isshefqiis
spinuch idle eapital, SwhieE Should: .:be
loaded at low rates; Id order that itS
vdlue may be, Increased, aud the icoi5iIfitfyy
bS5ieflttA{afi+ 1913 tiioiH3o 81 II hJidW q
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THE LAST PR0N 1l0Esl DowN ]

Judgo3Ro D5ctaGsithat ChamberIain
ir eF1S0ySrnor.
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WADE, ,HAARroa lgSIRcTRD AgD, DULY. I'M
!. sEAkLRpt GOVERNOR ACCORDING, 40
THE CoEsTITyEIoN1T-END OF THE
CgAN}nTsERILASs!- Ustep A.TCJpoN TJoN IN CHAR
.LE3fpS ,yASh 0I. 4 nc tfs;iG CoUHgIEs.
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Asift0N 30 Z ~ c6lFgEs ara Ii B.
tssLofn by ladies' thia &C i;isI I'll fiiisi
Will 4tiSe rise to MAN e0Tssa eeRe srd;s
colds. a Dr:: l3all's Cough StFnp
tain and slfc cure in every ESQ. ETIec,
25 cents. Y lls'sl s. li7sSi
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:
LOOK Our, iKeUHG MEH.-4tyh6zI Is is
Isaiao 2 sianj Ehe drinks" and it can be-
proven, JUhhtst wants him fora clerk I?
What church wants him forj o member ?
Who will trust him? WHAT DYING, nlku
-sil appoint him executora9id id7o may
have been forty years buildihge his rsp1s
tatiou--it goes down. Letters Of recosa-
..:e q: { % "a S;;s;s e Iii,
e9brilliant ancestry, cannot t5ave 9hiin.
Why 2 Il Isl whispered, all ilthEorpK tha
community dhat tihei dEinkRip When "a.
young man loses hisireputaticu sfosdso-
brioty he might rs -tFell beiAt the bottom,
df this Eea.F There arc young qrleue here
who hase go6dsuamesss ah5ir onlgscapil-
tai. Yohr fisher has statted you Ingestsl
life.o iIeiccuM only give yen anSeduoari
tom de IEtarted you hoWesstg under q
Christian Influence. pYon haH8 compls
the city. YOu are dw.iaclIieVing iybuf;
fortune, under God, by your own fi0hs
afgnsis sNbwlileoki oak YOUNG man. That
there isao doubt Of your s6brfasy.i DC
nos oEeateany snspicion by jE6Ing' in and
entof lllqgoey fabiishtnents, or , by sT51s.
od0sof your breath. You icannotl afford
70 do Il, fcrsyourgood nanie isyonr bs,lg
capital and @hen that is Blasted with
che reputation of taking slreAs Ils:aiAs, s. /
10 gone. e5tno b2glSs;d5 'lnSlg
, 1877-07-09

DoIisei @eri0t. 6nlsenbe
Jd1e famen gvtern III oielem Geri9te
jur 8erDanblun9:
2%ofoDette @abe, See Wabe, s. %.
&enbal, MaIter SerneDbousb, Sobn
@arret!p, Gowarb Burnett. Soiep6
Sherman unb Sunpbrsy galoer, ange=
flaet Den Sames goof ansegriffen uno
nit eteine aei6Iasen su baben, als er
ii6 in @usfibrung leiner YIli6t, ols
Sunbefdnssr, befano. S~erneDbou9b,
Garrettp unb Soispb Merriman murber
oa lie Die auferlegte Geloitraie BON $25
n,1t besablen fonnten, in bic Sail se-
ianot. Sic alberen tpurosD ale %entlaI.
len.
@ranpiIle Sadion, anseflast ipe9er
unmoraliiden getrasens, wuroe bis auf
9ienlta oeri9oben.
8%ir9ininia Yapne, cine p%roieilioneae
@eitIsrinn. wuroe auf 10 Sage in Die
Sail seionbt.
Gowpro Gilman, onseflast pesen
Srunfenbeit. lpuroe nod Dem Nrmens
Dauie geionbt.
Somes Sba,p, onseflast tpesenSrun.
fenbeil uno 9emeine &eoen auf Del 9tro
be sebrall9t su baben, lpuroe auf 8 Wto.
note in Die Sail 9elanot.
, 1877-07-09

Ge1rer.W a NJ III 9. Wir
lenfen nobmals bic a~llsemeine Mufmerf'
lamfeit orf Die @erlammlung Der yGou=
cational @%liociation," ,pelde in Srebe-
ridsbms, ben 10. SuIi u~nfanaenb, obs
gebalten ,pirb. Die Ssbrer Yirginia's
%iollten einleben, bab es Elm @orre6t if,
bieisn 0eriammlungen beiiumobnen.
@iele BON ibnen ieben lol6es au6 5tpei'
fefsobne elm. aber oenno6 tbut cine AL
gemeine Grmabnung an unisregrsiebuns
notb. 8erbaltnibmdbia @enioe ,pobu-
ten i'm porigen Sabre bieier @erlamm.
lung bel, meldes wobl ocn anoerswo
1totiiinhenben 0erlammluneen suauIdrei
ben mar, ndmlid Die, be-. National Mlio.
citation" in9oltimore. loel6e su berielben
3eit a~bsebaIten ,ui:roe, uno oiegSe1tauss
fiel1ung in philadelphia. Sn oieiem
Sabre buben mir feline iol6e Gioalen,
uno mir boffen oaher, oaB unlere 2ebrer
in sroberNnaabl erideinen lperoen. 9us
grOaramm 1T alsgesei6net, uno Die
Nus1idt auf cine iebr aneencbme uno
niitlide Sibung p%orbonben. &siner
uerldume, Iid einsufinoen.
, 1877-07-09

SunseMnanss Com. 92pan
nno Wilie Gpan. 5tuei feline Sunsen,
pon IL une u Sobren, waren Sonns
abeno in Dem 9oliseiseri9t. ansetlosI
III bsn 2aosn BON 6. s. So6nIton Elm.
eebro6en 81 lein unb S37 muIifalii1a
Snfirumente baraus enttuenoet 81, BADEN.
Ser Ginbrub 9eiGaD Dor s Sasen slpis
f6cn Sonhabenb urb Montag. IS
iuurbe beipielen, baB Die Sursen nit nu=
iitalii2m Snltrumenten geIeben !uoroen,
ipeIde iie gum 8ertauf ausboten. Seeer
idob Die Shat ouf Den @nbern uno teis
ner bon Den Suneen l0ien Die @rhBs oes
WerbreGms ein3uleDsn.
Sn @eriidT9iisurg Der groBen sSll=
aenb unO auF gerDenoang bes Serrll
Solution, entlicb Der GiGtsr 5e nit Der
8eoinauns, oaB Die Gliern ibnen cine
itarfe Gtrafe onferle9en piiroen.
, 1877-07-09

ginbru9. llnssTi0r I'm 3 l1br
*Sonnabeno Morsen erlpadte Der abops
tin SoDn beg 9r. Molaro, weI9er in
MaDsrlp Ylace, l19 Carp Ctr, naDs
Goams uobrt, bur9 elm iOnoerbares
sSerdui9 in ieincr Stube. gr ltano aui
MO fano bas S9loB an ieiher S1iir
'%tuiuiri, oarauf 5os er li9 leiie an. nabm
rim tIsinss piItol uno sing porlihtis CUR
Sbiire. bon Der als er lie Dffnetc, Ias
9dlub abfsl. IS iparen ;lpei &erle in,
Simmer, ipel1e bon Dem 2drm er19redt
lpuroen uuo BON benen elmer alf ben
jungen Menf6cn feuerte, oc6 perfeblte
Die Gn9el ibr 30l. Ser &nabe Iprans
auf lie gu unb @feucrte sDei S9uIle, nos
0 elmer 9etrofsn babsn mus, Dem Der
Gerl rief: uaOmm l9neQ 8iQ! SD bin
getrnffen," worauf tie fortlieien Mno iiber
Die 4Slanfe fletterten. 9ur4 bic S9iiIIe
,uuroen mebrere poli5i{ten aufseidrsdt
unb liefen bicsu, bod obslei1 mol ei=
ner 8lutipur fol9te, ipel9e in ben nd6s
itsn 9of iiihrte, 10 ruuroen Die Gduber
bod ni6t 9efunoen. benn BON bort b6rte
bieielbe auf. Sie Gduber batten l6on
cine portion 9ilberseu9 etc. 9elammeIt,
als Tie 9eliDrt ,puroen.
Sic 9anse @a0barI6uft wuroe in
@ufrc9nn9 pcrlstt uno @les fam in
yla1ttleioer auf Die Strobe serannt.
Scr iun9e Wollaro lit erIt IA Sabre
aft. unb fol- li9 I0on bel elmer frii6sren
dhnli9en GeIesenbeit ausseasI4net bas
Ben.
Gs 1T fein 3weifel, oab bic &duber
nusgtfunoen WerOen.
sic lieben aai i9rer 6lu6t einenTrei-
maurerool9, welAer iebr lb6n p%eraiert
ipar nnb einen S9raubcn5ieber nit bern
8n@Itaben g" suriid.