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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-04-21

Barber, Ninn, IL. Oct. 1876.
Wertbe 6erren Ben3ieer!
Die uus %seianbte 6ahre babts mir fc.tsn ertaIt,n
Dteieibe TT trtrtltf fttr f6Sn unb Binia. mir fnb fet
bonn t uno banten Sbntn br3IiG.
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The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

For the CHIEF.
WHISPERS AT MIDNIGHT.
" Solemn, tranquil, midnight reigns,"
Moonbeams gild the landscape fair,
Sweeter far than early strains
Float upon the Silly air.
Hallowed numbers, soft and low,
Spread their harmony around,
Soothing to the child of woe
Is the sweet and heavenly sound.
AS the notes that float along,
Whispered by some heavenly band.
Can it be an angel song
Whispering from the spirit land9
Say, what is it that soothes my soul
Steals so softly on my ear?
"'Tis the notes of Heaven that roll,"
'Tis the music of other spheres.
Countless are the songs / hear
That float along the midnight haze,
In the sweetest strains of love
Sing their great Creators praise"
BELyIDERA
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

Major Thomas G.. Jones of Alabama,
who made a memorial speech at Mont
gomery in 1874, and afterwards at a
dinner in WashintOn, for his manly
words spoken on those occasions, is
to be presented with a medal by a
number of federal soldiers, although
Maj. Jones was a Confederate. Among
the several inscriptions will be this
one: "God knows who was right" I"
which is an inscription on tomb in
Virginia, over the graves of two
brothers who were killed fighting in
the opposing armies of the late war.
1t is but another span of the " bloody
chasm." ."-Shrepeport Times.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19
DoNALDsoNyuLE, LA, SATURDAY, 49, 1877
oiginai.l
TO LIVE, TO LOVE, TO LOSE.

And this is life: to live, to love, to losel
To feel joy stir like unsung song,
The deep, unwrit emotions of our souls;
Then, when we fain would utter it, to find
Our gladlips stricken dumb.
To watch hope
Climb like rising star, till from the heights
Of fair existence it sends lustre down,
Whose radiance makes earth's very shadows shine,
Then suddenly to see it disappear,
Leaving bleak, appalling emptiness
In all the sky it did illuminate
To build up, stone by stone, a temple fair,
On whose white affairs we do burn our days;
To form its arches of our dearest dreams;
To shape its pillars of our strongest strength,
Then suddenly to see that temple fall,
broken and irreparable wreck
Its shape all shapeless, and its formless form
In ruthless Ruins unrelentiug grasp.
To veil our shrinking eyes, lest they should see
Life's grim appraisers Death and Burial,
Come down the path that leads across our hearts,
To wrts US Paupers in the Book of Love-
To dream, in all life's happy arrogance,
Life's proud proportions limitless, then find
Life's limit limited by one fresh grave -
To stand beside that new made mound and feel
Within that cell is locked forever up
The precious honey, gathered drop by drop,
From outthe fairest fiower-fieids Of our souls;
Lonely and desolate to cast ourselves,
In some White City of the Silent, down
Beside some cold, forbidding marble door,
And feel ourselves forever shut away
From that which was our dearest and our own -
To know, however earnestly we knock,
That door will neer be opened unto US
To know the dweller there will never step
Beyond the boundary Of that cruel gate;
To know, howe'er we plead no lip therein
win break int its old accustomed smile,
The folded hands stretch out no welcomings,
The fastened eyelids never lift themselves
Again in answering anguish, or glad love,
From cut the frozen bondage of their sleep.
> lis thus to love, and bury out of sight
Some precious darling OF our dearest years;
Some far outstretched root of our own hearts
Some tiowery branch that We had hoped to train
Along the loftiest trellses of Hope
Life, Love and Loss! Three little words that make
The compass Of that varied road which lies
Stretched out between our swaddles and our shroad
Life, Love and Loss! Three Hpples on one brock;
Thence widening branches of one mighty stream;
Three stemless currents emptying themselves
Into one vast and vague Eternity.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

POstpOneIment of the Extra Ses.
siOn---APpoinfmenfs is --- Expir-
alton OfSewing Machine Pat
ents..-A Congressional Omis-
sion, etc.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 10, 1877.
EDTeoR CHIEF:
The postponement of the extra ses-
sion from the 4th of June-generally
accepted as the date for assem- bling
to October Is, continues the leading
subject of discussion and adverse
criticism and it must in candor be
said that the fear of an attack upon
the Southern policy of the admins
tration is generally assigned as the
real cause of the unpopular decision.
Undoubtedly many business men and
others regard summer session with
great uneasiness, but from the senti-
ment developed since the proclama-
ton they appear small minority,
the majority holding that many and
very vital interests demanded early
legislation, far outweighing all the
anticipated evils.
And it is the almost general belief
here that several members of the Cab
met have become convinced by more
mature reflection and accurate infor-
nation that the postponement was a
great mistake, which will subject
many officers and men of the Army
and Navy to needless hardships, will
prove very embarrassing to the trans
action of the public business, and that
the loss of many millions will result
that would have been avoided by
wise legislation. 1t is claimed that
the occurrence of the European war
presented an opportunity for us to
have recovered our anti-bellum SUI
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

~ Opelousas Journal: A young
freedman named Louis shot and killed
Agenor Lesassier, also colored, in this
town, on Sunday, April 80.
B st. ames Louisiandis Sunday
night the prisoners in the parish Jail,
three in Huinber--one murderer and
two thieves their escape.
w Terrebonn Republican: Isa-
belle Frazier. while pretending to play
with Sally Adams kicked her severely,
causing her death. The Parish Judge
sent accused before the District Court
under $500 bond.
y New Iberia Sugar Bowl: Young
Alcee Myers, while out hunting, acci-
dentally discharged bis gun, the load
entering his head, causing instant
death. He was % years of age and
had been married only ten days.
~ MarksviIle Bulletin Fourteen
dollars is the price asked for barrel
of -four in this town. Planters should
take warning and raise their own corn
and meat. 1t is time yet to plant
corn and every planter in this parish
hould put in few more acres.
- Morgan City Register: Morgan
City has no empty residences. Every
house is occupied, AID more are con-
stantly being built AN alteration
occurred between tso of our promi-
nent citizens last Tuesday. Several
shots were fred, but nothing serious
resulted from it.
p Ahbeville Bonner: One day
last week bear came into the door
yard of Mr.. Theogene Broussard, on
Bayou Tigre, and Mr.. Broussard shot
him with No. shot, when bruin con-
cluded to travel, and after being pur-
sued some two miles was killed. He
weighed over 300 pounds.
B st. John Mesehacebe: A corps
of national and State engineers; on
board the John A. Dix and Baton
Rouge, made a pleasure trip to the
Bonnet Care crevasse last week.
Their report presents no new devel-
opements the crevasse is wide and
deep, and can not be closed without
the help of the general government.
~ Shreveport Times At Mans
field, DeSoto parish, James Wilcox
was shot and Killed by John F. Dur
ham, the weapon used being double
barreled shotgun. Wilcox was the
aggressor in the quarrel and had re-
peatedly threatened to shoot Durham
on sight. A preliminary examination
of the case was held, resulting in Dur
HAMS release.
v Port Vincent Triune: Consid-
ering the general unfavorable weather
which has SO steadily checked the
planting interests heretofore, the
young crops appear to thrive with
remarkable vigor. Reports from all
points indicate a revival of the old
system of cropping-corn and pota-
toes first-thep, if there is any land
implanted, cotton.
E Lafayette Advertiser Small
pox has made its appearance in the
sneighborhood of Pin Hook, among col
gored persons. We had an election last
Monday for a Mayor and Councilmen
of Vermilionville. There were two
tickets in the field, one composed OF
whites and the other of whites and
eolored. The white voters we're about
equally divided between the two
tickets and majority of colored voters
supported the straight white ticket,
.electing it by small majority.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19
AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

ASCENSION PARISH.
WIN. G.. Wilkinson, Donaldsonville, La.
DIR. John Dominique, Dominique's Landing
j. B. Hebert, New River.
Alex. Meyers, Manchae and Port Vincent.
ELSEWHERE.
r. II. Bio omfield, Bayou Goula. La.
j. Curtis Waldo. New Orleans, La.
Geo. z. Rowell s. Co., New York.
Rowell 81 Chesman, st. Louis, Missouri.
C. A. Cook & Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
Bates & Locke, New York.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
first insertion; each subsequent insertion,
IS cents.
All official notices S. 90 per square each
publication.
Editorial notices-in local columns, 30
cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects eff
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to Anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible fer the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donaldsonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19
NUMBER 81.
Weekly News Summary.
Domestic.
City Bank of Macon suspended.

City Bank of Macon suspended.
Commodore Benjamin j. Potter is
dead, aged IL.
Five men were injured by a falling
brick wall at st. Louis.
A fire at Brooklyn destroyed prop
erty valued at 100000.
Albert Steinway, junior partner of
Steinway & Sons, is dead.
A receiver has been appointed for
the Petersburg railroad, Virginia.
Rev. DR.. Moore of Charleston has
been conseerated Bishop of st. Angus
tine.
The Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Albany, N. Y, is bank
rupt.
Rain and cold weather have greatly
damaged corn and cotton in Missis-
sippi.
The annual Southern Baptist Church
convention met in New Orleans on
the 10th.
American brig c. C. Bearce wrecked
at sea the captain and three seamen
were drowned.
Paymaster Frank G. Cosby has been
promoted to naval pay inspector, vice
Foster, deceased.
Edward Price, colored deckhand
on the steamer Lizzie was drowned
,, near Pass a-l'outre.
Brazil, Japan and the Portuguese
colonies are about being admitted in
to the postal Union.
Sir Edward Thornton, British min
lister, has left for London, with his
family, on furlough.
John Brown, watchman on barge
lying at New Orleans. fell through a
hatchway and was killed.
Cranes paper mill, Dalton, Mass,
burned. The watchman was fatally
injured by gas explosion.
The President has appointed Rob-
ert H., son of the late John j. Crit
tenden, marshal of Kentucky.
A dozen persons were killed and
fourteen wounded by the falling of
the courthouse at Rockford, Ills.
T. NJ. Scott, Jr., who was shot three
weeks ago at Ripley, Tenn, by Mayor.
Tarrant, is dead. The Mayor is on
trial.
A great explosion of gas occurred
in the Wadesville mines, near ST.
Clair, Pa, killing seven miners and
wounding six.
Gov Robinson of New York vetoed
the bill allowing women to hold office
on school boards. He says the. bill
goes too far or not far enough.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19
Foreign.

A distressing drought prevails Id
Buenos Ayres.
A 100000 fire occurred at st.
Stephens, N. B.
A Turk ish monitor bombarded Sat-
anow ten hours.
The river Rhine is rising and threat
ems an innndatien.
England will defend Egypt freRl
interference or attack.
Town of Iquique, Peru, was de-
stroyed by an earthquake.
A corps of Polish volunteers is be-
ing formed at Constantinople.
An insarrection of the Circassians
causes uneasiness among the Russians.
Lord Erskine, the Earl of Shrews-
bury and Marchioness Latham are
dead.
Excitement has been caused in Italy
by the Senate's rejection of the cler-
ical abuses bill.
Prince Milan has formally assured
Count Andrassy that Servia viii not
disturb the peace.
Turkish forces attempted to cross
the Danube at Oltenitza but were re-
pulsed by Roumanians.
The rebel commander in Bosnia,
Despotovich, has been reinforced and
is marching towards Liono.
The English steamship City of Da-
kota grounded near Liverpool, and
went to pieces. No lives lost.
The steamer Numberg, from Bre-
men, ran down the bark Azow. Four
persons were lost from the bark.
Nicsics has been vietualle1 for six
weeks. The Turks will not attempt
to force Driga Pass Immediately.
A heavy battle was fought near Ba-
toum last week in which the Russians
were worsted, their loss being 1000.
A general lockout of worEmen in
twenty-five English ship yards will
occur to-day, affecting nearly 10000
men.
The Turks seize vessels lying in
Roumanian harbors, and burn these
which refuse to cross the Turkish si,le
of the Danube.
A number of British officers have
been cent to select position for an
entrenehed camp at the entrance of
the Suez canal.
1t is believed Egypt will send To-
600 troops to Turkey. Several Turk
isll transports are expected from Crete
to embark them.
| Ten days incessant lain produced
an unprecedented food which block
AIDED Bagdad and swept away 200
houses at a neigllboring village.
The largest Turkish monitor on tho
Danube was sunk by Russian masked
battery at Ibrail. Ont Of 200 persons
on board only one escaped drowning.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19

And this is life: to live, to love, to lose
To feel q joy stir like an unsung song,
The deep, unwrit emotions of our souls;
Then, when we fain would utter it, to find
Our glad lips stricken dumb.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1877-05-19
Our Washington Letter.

POstpOnement of the Extra Ses-
siOn---APpoinfmenfs --- Expir-
alton OfSewing Machine Pat
enfs---A Congressional Ornis.
sion, etc.
, 1877-07-28
Guroyai(he Nahrihten.

2IiimGcm. Die 0anotdnoe ftno Be-
il 1ltlu aui ben %sweiten Suli eiuberufen
uno bat Der &6uis Mit Gr6Hnu's oes
GerbanSlunsen osrislben BEN Yrtnssn
0uitpolo beauitraat. Der oer3elttge
aammerprdiioent Srs. bsrr D.. Ou bat
ben WunlA 9eaubcrt, man mohte TIN
n,dt wieoer ,um Brdlio nlem wablen.
Se:ne poIililAcn 5reunoe bc9en leooh
Die 9oifuun9, Derrn b. OUS nob Sur
W,eOeraufnabme oeS Yroio;um5 gu
bewe ,eu. Solte Dies nlht aeliu9en.
10 miro Die csr,eitise &ommermaio itat
lit III elmer nid)t serinaen Yesl ssnbest
befi loen. 0err pom Sw lit alleroingS
ocm lAuisrIsen Yoltsn EN- 8 &ammer=
ptdlioenten nid)t gang seluahl IL, es
toaimt btn5n, oaB isua @ebor n,d)t sani
beiouosrS gut lit, aber immeroin BAT Ell
Aultano uao sutcn Bluen. Die Nads
loIscrfro9e ware le9r lhwlerts.
ge3uslih Der Wleoerbti suns bss
ourh Die A%bberuiuus oes 5r4rn. D.
YerAlas lid) crleoissnoen @elanotld)aitSs
polteus IN Nsrlm bort bic u. 3. aus
gutsr . eae. oaB Die blsliir BON ~unierer
otesle.un setro1eue Mabl oes @ep.
yssationsraIbS D. Nuopart III YariS III
ubi,b Us lie Der prcuBt|@sn Heg, runS
M tsslbellt Wuros uuo oersn 3ultimmuns
bsrettS crbalten bat.
Der &0uis bat bas Ourd bas Mblebsn
oes @robherSoss BON 9cllen pacaat 9s'
moroene 5. 5nfaf terls.H giment benz
jeet rcslsrsnoen @roBbsrsos euowis Nv.
uelll, ben.
Del G. oupriu3 0iuoolpb non Oeiier.
reid 1T Su Elm III mebrtaSiseu Sslute
lsiner Ysrrauoten bier eia9etroifen. SIN
gaute D 8 Wouats Suli ulu audi OR
&allr 6ran3 Soisf eluea uoribersebeu.
Den Auisntbalt in HolisnHof II uno s To-
allins II, bmen (bei iein,r 8 obter @llsla,
issisen Yr,n3elum ScOpOlO
Bel Der bier por9.nommsnen Neu.
wabl, Or lid DER Vanotaysabssoronste
Dirrldniot III 6olSe Ysioroeruns gum
9iatb an oberltsn Ger .d)tSuof gu unter'
3lsbcn bat, 1T osriclbc Don 224 Napl'
mauuern mt Gmltlmml9tslt w.sOer ss'
Wablt woroen.
gu otn lestsn Gasen lino bier u. q
Der StaatSratb q. D. Or. Anton D.
Ttlhsr I'M Mlltr BON IS Sahren uae Der
sbenialS boAbetaste 9enera'major J.
.. Garl Gbeooor 6rbr. D. yerhem
timer Der 8steranen Der napoleoniihen
1no Bsirsiunastrisas. aeitorbsn.
, 1877-07-28
neutfs te'sgr. peps(4ta.
Scr Ariea i'm Orient.

0eH q Suli. Cine 8erlammluna
BON 10000 Ye,1onen. ertldrten ,lh tur
oos Girmiiden gu @uriten Der GrhoI=
ten beg Ottomoniider &eides. Nehn
li@e @erinmmlunqen lino in gang I'm
aorn b%erufen poroen.
9onbon. 81. Suli. Ser Miener
Correspondent bes WandeIter Guar
hion" mcloet. baB in No!9e Der Nieber
lace bel Nlcpna oos rnIliihe 9aupt'
uuartier nod Yiela uerle9t woroen.
0as Ste Mrmee Corps bat ieinen
Marih onra Dos 8alfan @sbirae elm
qriclt uno usrIdan5t Iia ieBt i'm Suno-
il Sbale.
, 1877-07-28
fomotipe an einen Snrb3ua bel Cotton
wurbe obsel6lt. Sci Ausltanb an Der
2ebisb Bailey 8obn 1T iebt ol3smein.

8 Mnsoht Der giienbnbn Mrheiter
in Den Ser. 5tauten (ausiflie6Iih or
9eomter) betrdet rnb Dem Genius pon
1870 154O27. Tnpon tommen 49,
534 ouf Die tis iebt BON benz ausfanoe
hetrnfenen ncun Stdoten, Marplnne,
Wef 8irainicn, 8enniplpanien. Obio.
Sem 0crf, Sem s riep. Sainois. Sn-
hiana unb Winouri. Sic SaaslDbner
in oie1en neun Staaten bstroaen $685.
Ala; rednet ma oosu nod Die &anal.
Nrheitel, &drrner &C.. 10 ihwiIt Die gan
se 13abl ouf 654 1896. 1nh oas Shidt
fol nidt nut Der @iienbohnarheiter, ION.
bern nod melt m'br Der 6anomerfer uno
nnhrrer Snoultrie1er. oeren 3>hl ems
1diic Slid ibrer JamiIien reidl'd 3 Dit
lionen UNI mehr errsiht. miro our6 BEN
Musnano betroHrn. 5batidhlih biirfte
,uoem muir Die 6dlfte iener 1854 aus
fehen, unb Sos ld6t Die Nunohme au,
hoR es beute 10000 biz $4,000 Msn
Ihen. Die fir uieaeidt 100000 Berlo'
men III 1oraen baben. %aelunsen. liner 3
Osi1ionen Notb uno Gleno au %brtnaen~
Ole YennpIpania 81
enbabn II. TEN 8eridte BIS Shab.
meifers Der Fennipluania Siienhobn ae-
M 6 betruacu Die Drutto Ginnabmen Der
0tlid bon PittSburg tetrtebenen Bahne
linie pom l. Sanuar bis aum 2l. Wfai
5. :. $11 100000. uno Die gu aaben
mab euo reliclpen i3eitraumes $780,
600. Sc perblieb iomit cine Nstto Gin
nabme bon $1,000 600. 6iernah bat
tc Die Grutto>G innabme i'm geibdltniG
i'll Ger Grutto @iunabme wdbreno oeS'
idben i5eitrnures im uorausaeb'noen
| Sabre I'M. SLAP 900 uno Die Gus abe
UNI 81 1923 900 q 'aeuommsn Die Sect
to G%innabme liet1t iid UNI $3l5 900 slG
Der oils i'm &orilbr b,raus.
Die ,r1nipcr1a1 2fe Sniuronc,
Comp nh" Don Seem go t 1T arihlol'eu
uno oas etma polbanoene 8eeni0 ell Ell
ucm iosenaunten v0 %ceioer" ~ii'eraebeu
moroen. Ole ) ireftoren oieier Gon,paa
ME baben 3 n 8uliherten ote &lei;
niatsit o i Will,"nen Io(laes asraos
gu aeitublen. Dieie Burden aeb6'teu
ms Sud)tbaus ober al ben @al9en
Wan muB lid binla wunoe n, ooB DIT
8etroaenen uuo 9elioh'enen n,ht ihor
ldnait einen ocer ZEN unoern . eIer Sptt
buhen In eiaem frditisen Ate seser
Eimmel 1hneGten.
Smen n, ein'r Der COB
ne oes Dor 1S Sabren in Virainien bin:
aeridtetcn 5obn grown. lebt auf Del
Sniel @ibralter I'M G:ie See. @r feb
Dem altcu Wdrtnrer Der Nntt-S ttauerei'
Partei iebr ,dbnlid.
Brdfibent 6upes bat beid1oiier
fortan ale @eiute I'M A%nlteuunaen uni
Die oieiclben bealeitenbeu s rpfeblunaer
3u be 0ffe illhen. Qtes ,utro elnen bell
ianen @influB babcn auf @eluhe uni
Gmpfcblunaet.
, 1877-07-28
Sic Giienbr1n nnruben.

g6ieaao 81. Suli. Sie Orbnnng
1hejnt in o(en Sbsilen Der Staot bers
gcfelt Al iein. Sic Gabrifen fansen 81
orbeiten an unb Die GiIenbobnen berei=
ten lid prr Srn6t au osrienhen. Sic
Soft III nit a1sn Babnen perinnht mor'
ben, ousoenpmmsn NIT Der 8iitshufa
uno Sort @aYns unb @bieuso uno al'
ton.
Sic Mrbeiter in ben StroB'n Giien.
balm tdllen an Der @eltieite baben ae-
robe 90 l1br Gorm.) ibfe Nrbcit elm
eeirllt unb mnrih'ren 1T eurd Die
Meitern Nunue uno perlu1en einen YD-
belhaufen su oreaniiren. Die polael
1T ibnen nodsrianht uno ie weresn iebr
1dnea opssinanosr setrieben ieiu.
Sic Motrolen iinb in Sibuns Nisien
Moraen uno wsrben mOdllder @eiIe
ousIebrn, aber n an fiir4tet feline beeeu.
tenbe stirring BON ibnen.
gaItimore, 81. Suli. Jrohtaii'
ge nDrrlid uno liblid merbsn Salti-
mare oieien Nodmitta9 rerloi n.
@anGronaisco. 27 Snli. Ger
@ihubeltsausIduB bat liA in 50Ofanu
einoetheilt. Srcitnmcno untet Boff n
auber Yoliailien uno @et'rouen uno Die
@1lHsmanni1oft i'm Safer. Uas 6ous
zines gbineIen puroe in 8rano eeItcdt
uno nieesrsebrunut. Sic 8emoboer
psrbraunten i'm 5anie. Mdnner mil
Jloiden. eefilt nit 8ensin wuroeu Der.
boftet. MebrersGbineier iiub snauctld'
tuorren, in Ihweisnbeit Der Yctroae.
G'riee ainsTids 3iaurrenmo@sr line
e~ntloiien wprben. giele Srobb,iefe iint
Don berpcrraasnben 2euten erbnltcn
mprhen. Sic Na9t perlisf ieood o9nt
gi6runa.
6Nicaep, 81. SuIi. Msan ,peiB
boB Is Ysrionsu ON porieen @benb &C.
tDniet wnroen. Rein Yoli5iit 1T 3efdbr'
lid uerpunoet.
&eobins q. ga, 81. Snli. Sic Sc
5dafte finb misosr i'm sep6bnlidcn Gar
9e. Nae 3iiss fabren. Sic 8erbaitun
nen Der Nnf,iibrcr bauern fort.
QouisoilIe. Gp., q. Suli. 9i
Gtubi NOR UNI Mltiernodt rubis. 81
9iraer. uno bic Mili5 perbleibsn bon
Idnbis o,saniirt.
Sem Yprt, 81. Suli. Soloats,
nnb Virser limb out beUahnst uno al
alien Yldsrn in SEEM Sericp poiirt, I'M
Giaeuthum gu beidiiben; aber oas &ei
fen 1T ishr effort uno Tra9tienounss,
iiao CANA in unoronu"9.
Sic .8reab @tnn'rs" arransiren Fl.
ne 9. riommiuus fir ben Is. @uauf.
WilImautse, @lsc.. q. Sui
Mde 3iise ssben re9elmaBis, ME &C.
nDbnllh.
8bilabelpbia a. q. Suli. Ti
Yoli,ei wuroe. oils tie cine Yeriammlune
auf rad. pom eiaem $ .ufen aus 25O(
Ysrione bsltebeno, nit Steineu aemor'
fen. IOieb'ere Sdaiie wueoen abaeieuer
uno Gin oesperater &an,pf e%ntft,ao. @il
&aabe tpuroe getOotet uno uiele usr,pun'
bet.
Het6amp, Ya. 81, Suli. 9ie 8.
, 1877-07-28
NerGbe 6efenf-
9 trstnia
Temer mnD martmc
Capital $500. 900.
Sffice: 1915 Maiu GtraEe.

Ots1e GsriAerungS 8sieQidait 1T i&om tint
Sub e 1882 tns 3sben arruien unb bat lin
itet als e'ne Der telten uno iiderlfn @eiel'
,haften b wielen uno ieit ,brer @ntlebune
50, 500. 600 fir @ertulfs tesablt.
Die bulbi1nit Itba D}pioe be tstru8 IL
prog. per @nnum lelt tbrst -, nouaa.
@ir eriuh,n @ae. nslg Geridsrunsu
su mahea ! ben. in unle + STfc', SO,
1915 Main Ctr, pcr'uip ben, cper nna
pu'6 bic 9'cit at oenahr,dt en-.
20. Z Gomarbin, prdf INT.
moi samusl y @tpiS, Sefr.
, 1877-07-28
@epr9e Gibipm, IT,,
madtslaer BON Reupgg s. @tblpn.)

81 {. 1901 Sc Strae.
Smpp,teur unb Gambler in
alien Surten VorSelluu> ruo @las-
Maaren, io,uie in uerlhiebenen
Irten Sausha' tun9ssc-
rdtbihafter.
ST babe icstsn btrstt etba'ten cine ueu
Jprm @irtbStafts- GIal9sn unp ale arlsn
spn @ldisr, @riitalsBl lhen, Gbump sner-
@ldler, Elm pOuss enforcement pDr gisraId-
i,ru. Gisbalter oeer @aFerfibIsr nGrrtser.
otprs," ipmie cine ero6e Auspatl BON fransS-
Ni6en unp smsifGeu prrssQan.
, 1877-07-28
mereanti1r amtua1
Marine Sniurance Gumpaap
BON Nem gprf.

Nem yprt 18. Sauuar, 1877.
Spyaenetr Ser DIT ppn hsn Ge1ddften Ter
%@tleafhaft am 80. Iss'mter, 1876. IT DIR
Dfentlidt, Inn bic gepinsungen bss Gbartsfs
III erfiler
Wusfebel Sc prarien, 81. De-
aemtcr, 1976......""...".$ 2Ol, 692 "A
Wramien erba ten pom 1. San.
It's 80. 1eseuter 1879-",~. S7S.932 Os
Ectal Yrdrien ....".~...$i 0SO.624 -
Wstroa eiuaerana euer Ytamieu
pom l. San. bis 81. 9es.lS76 1858 4ol 90
Weniaer rsturntrte Yramien... 30 905 n
Mettp e%inoeaanarre YrGm,en.. 81 499 e
geaoblt ,patrerb berlrlten psttces;
0erlifs. Comm ilicn, l~lnfoIien
uue Mifeerperiheruhs, tpe'
niAer yGbne...".."...".". S137,39o Ob
$i83.1Oe &c
0" Mt%tienimbatsr, t. auaua... $4,000 90
Bar Bra bitter &atat an Ser
faufer 9ilo NO %
Die @slealhaft bat bic fulaenren Wftisa:
9nar in pa fen ..-....".".. $b7,3l7 ~
Ser. @taaten. Staat5 Vant
uno rmSsrss Gaptal.....".. 452,291 90
SntereGen i6lis pcn aueeiesten
Welcert u....n. .......-..... 4,Ooo
VrGmien : Soften unh pramien
,um Goastircn......... 37O,156 20
% eee periherun9 unb Ipbne
fdQia. unp Wer.bpapiere att
BEER @slsul4 aftsn......... 7f,02S 90
$965.479 IS
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