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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
IMPROVED PROXIMITY OK PHTL1PPA STREET
BETWEEN UNION AND aRAVIER STREETS
FIRST DisrRIcF.
sUcoEssIox OF eUIsEPPR sPoRroREo.
second DISCREET Court for the PAEish Of 0rieaba :
No. as Ol3.

pN FAAClDB J.. SPEAR. ADCFTOHKKR--
- once No. t6 Royal ssr5et-0n fATBRDAY
Nay ., 1877. &C twelve O'Clock H., viii Be cold
- public aueacn ~ the Merchants and Auction
eefs Exchange, on Royal street, between Canal
euance 70 order ON the Hon. a. T. Tissst ind Is
OF the Second District Court fox the pariah o. Or
TAX uN0IvIDED HALF OF a CERTAIN LOT
OF GROUSE, tcgefhoF with this bulldogs Aad Inn
proyemeniE lhers on aituAt "a IA The First plafTlet
% this city. In tho square compFiasd within Phi.
lppa. bnrQnue, Union and GFnvieF ntFenGa, desia.
mated - the Loo No4 IL. en- plan OF 4. Kneil 81
NAri "a, 1853, and meaanFea a feet inch nont
an fhinippa sneet, IS ipet u luehes In depth Cd
thg lot 81 No o Ane % lett 9k inches In da6sh on
she iot o. VA. A, ard = feet inaAes IL he r6aE
Icrnaa- CASH "a the epat. M
Aotr aalu before o. y eoaias, He.. nbfar4 pnt.
No. ~ tne e1pon99ol b4fch ls41a sd q Il MI !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
GOOD STORE AND DWELLING Pr

apI4 I'll 20 mN0 ~ ~
GOOD STORE AND DWELLING PRO
P0RNlSG TIKI CORNER VI RAMA
SUCCESSION OF MARGARET ri
Second District Court for the Parish oI
No. IS, ls7.
pY o. Es GlfGAhUhK, AUCI
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.--SATCR1
1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, at the ct d
ton Exchange. in this rOtanda of the
Hotel, IN this city, Will be sold at public
virtue and in pursuance of "a order fiOl
A. L. 1issot, judge OF the second Dis,ric
the parish OF orleans, dated The third Of
and rendered in the above en- tiled sue
fellow ng Ges rlb+ d valuaule prorertv
five CkREAIN lots OF GRouEd
with all Tho buildings snl imprOvemi1
and y eTeuntp belonging, tiiuatr d d
histliet Of this city ard in the square
Ramp iri, Dryades. Tns liza ami MelpO md
The aid lots are designated by the 81
IS and 10, as per sketch and plan OF
dated the third of April, 1877.
Lot No. IA forms the southeast cor Il
part and ThalIa s5reets, measuitul
mont on Rampant str, ct by so feet 10 I'd
depth and front on Thaha street. I'd
INT mis- comprise the dJuble tenemerl
and attic flame house dsei3nate1 By n
and 429 Rampant street, and are KID
Bakery"
Los No. 10 adjoins The above descrIbs
ing 30 fest front on RanpsTJ street byl
inch-s S iiuts Ia depth, bet~ cen pa1
Tine tmprOs ementB cOmpris3 the tWo.E
house, stats roof, used ks q utniture :
store, designated by the No. as Rampsr
Bot No. II sdioins the above Ce,e
measures 80 feet mont GU Rampant stres
10 inches lins in depth, hei W. en- psr
he impIoVemt comprise the one,
huuss, state roof, arranged for q !
show windo VS.. side gallery, cieteIn, 1
bg The No 4l3 RaDparG street.
Lot No. Is ado ms the for6 going des
in the roar, measuring 30 teet front
street, by 30 feet Ia dtplh betwt en- "a,
Lot OF portion of grsund NO. is Edjo nl
ana measures 81 feet front On Thslia \
depth between para liel lines of 90 feet
Ierms-FJr lot No Is, cash; and
mt inGer OF the property one-half cash,
iualnder at twelve months credit ICr )
purchasers, divided to suit the PAL ties
the said mott to be st cured by specs
and vendo s. lien on the roperLy sold
the nHual clau es of eight per cent
from the q " OF sale until final paymeG
cent a. totney'a fees in event that The
tion should have o BIS sued upon to q
mem, the improvements to be kept il
the ppliuiss Il ansf-rTed 10 the 10 derso
and tbs purchasers to assume the raw
taxes Ior 1877 over and above the pIice
ton.
Acts of sale, at the expense of the ,
before John T. Coffey, Etq., notary pui
sp7 IA 81 % my5
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SUCCESSION OF TER LATB MR. AND MRS AL.
EXlEDER PHILLIPS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WRNGER7s GARDEN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8tRooa.t-'
q. wgnaER. PropristoE
xaEkeat Han II the city. Best ~
Ama1ia4n journals On aie. fhres Giil
t4mli4e7. with separate eutranoa. y.
naodexafo pEioe& The iaFEsab Orchid
world, plays ffom II A. d. an ~ 2. D
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

Second District Court for the Partsh OF Orleans
No. 33,15l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

wInOw PIERRE OAzBLAR. TEsTAMEErARY Ex.
KGUrkIX, VS.. HEIRS OF PHILIPPE H1HRI
HERR
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on THR MIsSIs
SlPPI RIVER.
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10y PLACIDE .. aPEAW. AuCTIONKER

Second District Court fer the Parish of Orleans
No. q, 262.
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BANKS AND BANK
OITIZ Ems, SAVINGS BANH,
" 0RURRWAIaD HALL,

~ 0RURkWAIAD HALL.
Does not discount commercial pApsi
itself strictly 70 the reooipt and can
8AyLHeaR A detailed Btatsmenf Of
liabilities e At al times accessible 10 Z,
Interest HIx PKR oEgT from date ofl
DizoctoFs-J. L. 9ubeEnator, ThOmAs
". Burbank, d. Benner. A. g Badger.
j. y, GUBKRNA TOks
Il. BuNSnR. Oashisr.
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STEAMSHIPS.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WHIST.
United states NIail Line.


United States 1Iail Line.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON
MARGARET, EMILIA.
ASA The New Orleans, Florida
sS& and Havana steamship Linz
&ZI<4EtYs will dispatch one OF the above hrsi
- olass steamers from New OrleaDh r
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and cor
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills of lsding issued to all points ir
FLORIDA Including Tampa, aud to Hew York, Charles
ton and savannah.
Splendid passenger accom- ucodRtiOas, and throAgl
Tickets given to ABOVE poiDtR-.
No freight received without permit from tho
office
For freight or passage apply to
7. K. RORGRTs. Agent,
No. ild Co.'s mcn Get
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

SALE To EFlBcT A PARTITION
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

Bill Arp, late Of Georgia. the man Who
furnished tie witticisms and odd aayinqs
killed near Decatur, Texas, Monday,
March 5. He fell from 3 wagon loaded
with corr, the wheels passing over hie
neck killing him inslantly When he left
h1me In the morning be told biz family he
would never ekaln BE- permitted 70 enter
The house alive and strange 10 aay, be was
within nfty yasdn Of the hoase on hia re-
turu when She sad aoeide1t occurred which
Terminated 80 fatally a. 4F1s 3 raEaa4iff-
WllA qtiflnhi ldaa ald Nstks aagines
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
AUCTION SALES
By O. 4. Girardey.

tunitv and location adysntagesg SO.
eqnaled ibHt never surpassed.
Terms-0ne- third caAb, balance q, q
years, for notes specially secured by 90
vendoI's lien on the property sold, bar
usual clauses of eight per cent per slnV
from the dsY Of sale until final payl G
cent attorneys fees In the event Of sui
tie payment of any of the credit; th
mabts to be kept insured. and the poll
ieirtd to the exs euiors of the esiat
nuroh- ser to assume the pRJ ment Of
for 1877, due and exigible in 1873, over
; the price of adjudication.
Acts Of aaIe a. the expense of the nul
fore Joho F. Cotfey ESQ.,, notary pubic
Rpl4 81 20 my5 70 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

A legend of the winds. Euroclydon,
That driveth from the bitter Thracian shore,
3riBgs this: What deeds the sea and have done
This passing night viii make men murmur
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
NIKw oRlRANs
SAVINGS INSTITUTE
1sa..............OanaI street. .....

oFFI0KRst
p, URoUHARf, President.
THOMAS a. adams, First vice Preel
THOMAS ALLkN CLARKE, second We
CHARLES ]. LkGDS, Third Vlcs Pr
CHARAHS KILsHAWs Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
LETTER CARRIERS GRIEVANCES.

As the extra session OF Congress- Is approaching the
letter have been strrng themselves to rcmon
strae against the oI their pay and TO petit
ton for such laws will in future protect thom
against curtament Of salary IN case the appropria-
tions should happen to run low during a recess.
Every Post Office the United States where the free
delivery system prevails has been communicated with,
and consequently this is not movement OF carriers
of The metropolis alone. Hon. William u. Kelly has
volunteered present bill in Congress the 22d OF
October looking to The amelioratiOn desired
The following is The memorial TO be submitted TO
Congress Will be signed by all the letter Carriers
the Post Office service;-
To THE HONORABLE MEMBERs SENATE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
IN CoNGREss AssEMBLED:-
honorable bodies Tor TO our salaries Tor the
following
Fira-Ihe amount OF labor required perform.
Second The responsibility attached TO position
bv the department requiring ponds 10 tue amount
OF S2,OJO from each carrier
IhdN sick from exposure to the weather. or other
cause, we forfeit all pay during such slchness
FOUiM Our uniforms from 4JO To
FUth- hign OF intelligence md education is
qufed for the proper dschag letter carriers duties
SyM-ihat the amount derived rom local IN all matter
for in the city of YORK $4,000, of
which the carriers received but S27OJO The
living also higher in tins city than other i'll the
Union.
Secea,-We ask that salary be fixed at the Of
81. 300 per annum.
A meeting was held last evening at which au Execu
tive Comnlttee was appointed, whose duty IT Is 10
enlist sympathy Of the members VI Congress and
citizens iu benalf ol the carriers grievances.
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
EXONERATED OFFICIALS.

At meeting oil the Yonkers Common Council, held
on Monday evening, the committee OF Aldermen ap.
pointed to investigate charges Of corruption against
some OF tho city officials presented its final report In
the premises TIE allegations made taken
up in detail. and included those implicat.
ing the cxCty Treasurer the City Judge,
the Common Council, the City Clerk,
the City Attorney. the Board OF Water Commissioners
and the City Treasurer In each instance the report
fully exoncrates the parties Indicated and aliudes to
them III terms Of the highest comincDdat0n. In
concluding their somewhat voumiuout report
tbs committee say cit Is truo wo have
found officials to be for the most
part homo rable men, but one familiar with the
methods by which officers chosen will credit this
fact any the part of the taxpayers
as bodv. The door mas bcen left wide open for cor.
rupti0n, and nave reason TO DO thankful that SO
littie has entered. The door 10 still open and
will not be shut until those who pay The
taxes take the shaping OF the public business
out OF the hands OF rickstor5 In politics. aud from OIL
careessy wdgging tongues OF the street sossips,
and control and manage IL themselves. Tho taxpay
ers therefore, have thelr duty to perform well as
tncr public servants and If 1t is a crime tho officer
to fa duty, II Is we'll Tor the pubic to consider
how far they may be responsible Tor his shortcomings
The New York herald., 1877-09-05

umpire dismissed all these claims In an on
hand manner. but hts reason for thrown1
TO The reasoning OF SIR Edward tho Mexican govern
ment Is IN no wise responsible for cattle stolen from
Texans and driven the Rio G'ande. unless tho
plundered owners produced proof that the thieves
have always been Mexican citiZeus and sodiers (Los
Not only This, but SIR Eaward would also re-.
quire proof that the bands Of robbers were
on Mexican SOIL @ ana .nas ,s,s .ne
this Is taniamount To Offering a premium 10 Mexcans
10 orgaplzs and plumber IN Texas dd Hbnum for II
tn stolen cat tie and horses not to be paid for until
the robbed Texan produre proof OF how and when
and where the thieves organized and Ia, moreover,
expected TO prove negative, viz, that the Mexican
authorities did not know anything about It, why
the rightfui owner Of the stolen stock might as VOL
speis spen proof is Of eourse How nss oaa %
common sense, is a fr0ntersman in Texas prove
that this or that & Don Racss OF sn atcaMs did not
for the purpose were not raiding In Texas? And az
for establishing the nationality Of the thieves tho
country which thcy concoctet their devIltry. II In
wholly out OF the question. 1t Is saie to say
that greater absurdity than tho opinion
OF Sir Edward Thornton IN this matter
was never promulgated, unless, OF course. we look
It from the Mexican standpoint II Is probably the
written opinion OF some Mexican lawyer, furnished
the umpire for the purpose which II answered very
WELL VIZ, to justify him throwing out OF court largo
number OF claims that would have put him to cons'd
cradle labor If he had undertaken 10 investigate
the merits.
Now, to properly understand the enormity Of this
decision bring the matter homo to Sir Edwards
country man. 'Let suppose band OF freeboolers,
living n the United States the Canada border were,
duriLg long ccession OF years OF skillful radng,
to have stolen millions OF property from loyal British
subjects, and upon England demanding indemnify and
the matter being brought before an umpire,
he we're to decide that the United Statcd
government were ia way responsible
because the pluadered Britishers had not produced
proof that the raidng Fenans were American citi.
zcns and s0ldcrs aud because proof had
been made that the raids were organized in
the United States and not just inside the
border, aud becauee the complanants hat also
fa led TO prove that the American authorities
knew at the time of the raid, and be the
umpire) were to throw out the CLAIMS? Whose OK
would be gored then? And would not sir Edward even
admit that the um pire unit for the position, or
worse? Yet such is precisely his conduc, IN ret.
to Inc cattle claims OF the Texans before
mixed commission.
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
L. l.. DAvnNPOhI'S FUNERAL.

The remains OF tho late distinguished tragedau,
Edward l.. Davenport, reached this CITY yesterday
forenoon from Pennsylvania, and were Immediately
conveyed to the residence OF his daughter In Forty
aith street. The arrangements Tor the funeral, as
yesterday announced have been modified IN some re-
spects The body of the deceased VIII be escorted
IRON Forty street by the pail bearers to the Rev.
DR.. Chapns Church, Filth avenue, between Forty
fourth Forty fifth Streets at hall past eight O'Clock
this morning, and the ceremonies VIII begin at nine
O'CLOCK, Tue Rev. Dr. Chapn Officiating. The pail
bearers will oc Hon. Z. !. DAY. Hon. John X Brady,
Colonel John W. FOrney, Augustiu DAILY, George n.
Goodwin, Edward ID. Stephens Frank Mayo aud
Henry q. Jarrett. The ushers Will be Owen Fawcett,
John Drew, Frank Bennett aud Frank Chapman.
Nusc under the direction of William Castle, james q.
Peakes Mrs. Segun aud Miss Melville
Miss DavenpOr's residence Is crowded with noral
c0ntr buttons, and she has personally received many
letters confidence from sy ympathzing friends. Mr..
Charles Davenport, brother oil the deceased, arrived
Yesterday IRON Boston for the purpose OF attending
the obsequies. A general Invitation is extended TO
the public to attend The exercses wnich Will DC un-
usually interesting
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
A WILD STEER AT LARGE.

A wild steer broke away from hord which was be-
ing driven through Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, yes
terday, aud with lowered head and tail ran down
the avenue to Navy street, followed by hootng crowd
OF boys. Out OF Navy street 1t dashed into Nassau,
when the police joined in the chase, and the
excitement increased each momen. From
Nassau the steer turned down Bridge street,
clearing the sidewalks ana roadway IN an
incredibly short space OF time. Two or three shots
were fired, but without effect One indi vdual known
as "Bltnd Kelly" standing In the street rashiy at
tempted TO impede the progress OF the iniuriated
BRUTE but he was knocked down and would nave been
gorcd for the fact that the crowd pressed
closely II aud with sticks and stones drove the
steer OF On the OF Bridge and laiman streets
the animal ran iuto Alderman Shannon's iquor store,
frightening tnat ''Ctty Faher and his bartender into
a and shocking several barrels The AM.
nal tncn departed the ice yard al the loot
polieA
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
MISTAKEN FOR YELLOW FEVER.

DR.. Vanderpoel, Health 0nlcer of the Port, stated
yesterday, In regard TO the case OF yellow fever re-
ported from the New York Hospital Sunday last,
that IN his opnion II was not genuine yellow fever
He vbougbt tnat bilious fever frequently rese,n o. od
yellow lever 80 strongly tnat many DOCTORS unless
tucy had great eHperithce 10 yellow fever cases
cOniouLd tue Two. Dr. NandurpDul also sald tnat he
had seen the Health officer o Fernandina, Fla who
had stated 10 hm tnat there were no cases vi yellow
fever IN his district
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
ALLEGED INCENYIARY DESIGN.

Tho police OF the Fourth precinct, Brooklyn, were
notified few weeks ago by a woman VINO boarded
with Mrs. Guera at No. 543 Myrtle avenue, that the
latter intended TO burn the house IN order TO get an
insurance OF $500, which she held on her furniture
p.tec,ive Price repaired to tao premises named and
observed what he believed To be suspicious Signs ol
preparation Tor carrying out the neIaroas design
The Williamsburg FIRE Insurance Company ascertained
tnal the furniture OF Mrs. Guera W rs greatly over
estimated in value and they withdrew the policy. AS
there drec proof against her sue was not hed
IN custody by the police.
The New York herald., 1877-09-05
THEFTS.

John Thompson, barkeeper, was arrested yesterday
for piliering from the drawer OF his employer william
Fisher, No. ~ Blocker street Judge Bixby alter
ward held him in S5Uo bail for trial.
william H. and Louisa Tupper, oil NO ~ Varck
s,rcet both ATTACHES OF tho New York Hospital, were
Arrested with pawn tickets their persons represent
IN, over 500 worth hospital Property The prison.
err. To having sccrctcd other poods WITH Mrs
Griiu ut No 5g3 Greenwich street whcre, Oh search
cnt,arv NC belonging 10 tns institution, was dis.
covered
The New York herald., 1877-09-05

REPORT OF CAPTAIN J. w. WHITE, OF THE
REVENUE SERVICE, TO THE TREASURY DE-
THE DIFFICULTIES.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
9fabrunq Ses 8lutcs.

0as Slut perletDt Dem &6rper bic Su ietnem 2eben
1pcientlidc1t Seitonotbei(e. g8eun oieie un9eni8en6 gz
liciert wcrber, iahen ieine SrGite mad; bas 6teii9 nimmt
ob, bic @fuSteln merbcn i6IaiL Sic reIlectipet @rdite
perlieren an Gner9ie, iebe SdDiateit 1T Serit0rt, ie6es
Organ QeI3ind0t. Inter oicielt lnitdnben mub %ofeubur
Der Sr9anisn,rS io9lej6 nadsebet, iuent nidt bic 2z
bcl'Stlnln9'ett bereibert iptrb. Oieier 13mef 81 errtis
den, ioate man obne gerSu9 ieine !Sui!udt 81 ier.rt
9roBen @ciru6tnn9smittel beS Slutes, Ssoifettee'S
Ma8cnbittcrei,, nebmen, 1ueIbeS ben Stoiiwebict
b~ej6roert nnb ben Slutumioui rei0lid unb tbdti9 n,aGt.
Die gnten 99irtun9eu be9 sroben GtdrtunssmittelS Sei>
gen It6 balo in elmer 3urabme forpeyli6er Strait unS
9eiiiscr gncrsie. gud beluirft Iein @e6rou6 eine rec
~seImdBt9c &~bati9feit Ser ueri6tebenen Srgarc, boS quite
gerf torperlider 6rii9bilbuns se1t idneu p~orpdrts,
unb in ber Sotse wtrb bic @eiunbbeit uui cine ii9ere
G~runbla6e sebra9t. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
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ct. Gatbarines, Ont. 81. Suli 1875.
Sr. sc. g. @ierce, DR.. med.
SD babe Sbre Favoritc Prescription L2iebs
lin9Sueror6nun9l, Golden Medical Discovery
[@Oloene mebi5intide Gntoefun9I, NIB Pleasant
Purgative Pellets Il(n9euebme Abiubrfi9clGenl
felt brei 0fonuter 9ebraudt unb fiib(e mid, uie
ion ids nennen piuieber mic neu," bas linb Sic
eigencn gSorte bic ,neincn 3uitano bcSci9nen. Sd
mar Sn einem Gerippe ab9csebrt, fonnte ni6t iiber
bas 3tmncr 9eben obne obnmddtiS Sl wcrber,
ulb fonnte feline Nobrun9 I'M Mugen bcbulten.
Sd unb nteine Sreul6e batten ale 0oiinun9 aufz
9e9ebcn, metne ba[bi9e guf0lun9 idien 9clpiB'
SD fam Oener, Sic Mir Sbre @tcbiSinen ertpfabz
len, ni6t banfbar senu9 ietn; benn lest lcbc i'd,
[6ur Scrwunbcruu9 2lacrl nnb Bin I'M Stanoc,
meinc Grbcit ielbcr SIT tbun. Sd miini0e OitS 5u
befuilOeit, bantit Die 2cibenben ni9t uersweifeln
bis lte Sbre 9etlmitteL periu9t buben.
&9tun9spol bic Sbrt9e
Mrs. @m. .. &Ytuton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
Sd9tid)er Warftbert6t.
6 bicago, Samitag, Is. 9e5. 1877.
6 ctr nj arft.
Giehe S6rIenbertht.
Mn9cmeiner @aatemntnret.

Siebe S0r1ertbertht.
@%n9cmeimer @aaremmnrrt.
gu tier. 8eite 9tobmbutter 28@
SOC. 3opfbutter CUTE bis rc6t quite frtl6e
18@24c uno feline 9atrteS 25@27c Stl6z
butter Gin rolls) 14@18.
@ieS. 10000. fir gars frii6e in
&iften, nod sielnltd frtide 15@19c
vpidleb" unb uSruit 9oule" 12@16c.
&~artoffeGn. = Sci @iienbaDntpageltz
Qa6ungen 4O@45c. y. 8uibel fit @arlp
Gole altf ben S6ienelt, 4S052c. fir
Gea6bloDs bong8isconitn SOPHISTICATED.
en- fletneren SuantitGten 3@10c. per 8us
lbcl b09er.
SerleD; Suinois unb iiioLi0e $2.00@2.5O
unb fir iebr id0ne $2.75@3.00 pet TaB.
@prtt. $50 TaB gu los.
Sn 81 nci att -$1.05.
Stt g eor ia - $1.O5.
oSn 9 altim ore Sill.
Sn sc en- OrleG -&ectifictrter los
@1.10.
Sn 9biGa6eGp6: q. Beitli@e1
Sill.
SIT ct. 2onis. - $1.O5.
Sn Stem 9 OFT -$1.1O.
" ~ y y - H.1S(M@.1f pSI VuE"
@tlb. @nten: 2.75@3.00 fir pWea[z
Iarbs" uuo 5@$ so fir flet1ebts mittz
Iere @r6Be. = Wadteln 7Oc.@$1.1O pit.
9Bo. - Telobibner $2.0O@2.75. @tloe
GGnie - "a - 6alen - pet
0uBe n6. 6iri6riifen 6@1Oc. pet ID.
9rairie biibner $3.75@4.25.
We II ii 9 Ell. : Gurfeps 5@6c Icbenb,
5@8c gei6la6tet pet gf6. 5en1en
1.75@3.25 per 0ubeno nno $50
fir Die i6Dniten; junge @Gnie 6.OO@7.O0
per 9ub., gei6IaGtete 4@7c per gfurS.
@erlpfte 6ibner per 8fo. 55@7c. grten,
Iebeno, 2.75@3.OO, gerupfte 3@8c. per
Yfln6.
Giber -$2.s5@$3 90 per J TaB fir
iilBe1; $4.75@5.5O pet SoB uno 5000
$50 fir ben beiten gefldrten: better Stem
gorfer $7.50@8.5O in Tdiiern bon $3.50
0aQonen.
6ontg.-15@17c fit rcltcn III flcinen
0uantitdten. 6ier unb ba 18(019c.
sc NJ III e. = S6pcoii6e 9tilben (Jtus
tabagaS) im @1oBen soc. per 8ll6el, I'M
Sleinsn 4o@45c. pet 8ul9eI ur0 $l.25 per
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
Sciratbsz Observation-Disclosures. 9

&ciratbSz @rtatbniBfGctnc. 8ez
fGnntli6 brou6ten 8erionen, Sic in ben
@beitanb su trcten beabithtiQten, itd bom
County, Glert feinen 6eiratbs7 @rlaubniB=
i6ein (Marriage License) ousltellen 31
Ioiier, tpenn fie stpei g8oden por ser 6odz
seit ibre 9tbiidt in ser Stride ober Sc
meitbe, Der ite an9eb0rten, 0ffcntlid an
finbisen lieBet. SIS ma bieS glci6bez
beutenO nit Dem III 9euti6lanb oebrGud)z
li6en ftrdli6en 9tufge6ot. Die Iebte
9egiSlatur bat baS betreffenbc @eicb ie6o6
ba1in abgeGnOert, boB es bel jeber 6eiratb
~nOtbtpenbig lit, ft6 bonn County Glerf
5upOr ben grlaubntBibein nuSitellen su
Iaiien. Dies sur Ga6ri6t fir 9rcbi9er
unO 6eiratbSz GanbibateM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-17
: 1tcber @Iafspil3e aus Sc

= llcber @GHfspil3e aus Ser
penn DIDani 6en SeI9e9en0
id)reibt Ser Soltimprcr ,,GOrripbt." v9ie
penuiplpnniide SelgegenO Bat piellet6t
merfpirbi9ere Wleni6en aufsuipctler, ais
tr9enb cine Stabt be5 9u1be5. Seoermann
bat getpiB i1on bon SobannD Steele ober
uGoalzS >SobonnD" 9egDrt. ST mar et1t
arner &orrentreiber unb gin9 ais
Settler 81 Sett, unt ais Oeillionar aufSu>
ipaden. Sn Ser gtaGt bate man nGnli6
auf icineln unfru6tbaren Stude 2arb
mebrere rci6e Selquellen erbobrt. st
ipurbe iebr batb ber 9r0bte geri6penoer
i'm 2anbe, mari boS @elD 6aufenipeiie I'm
ft6, gtng auf 9teilen, forfte Die 6Dtels, mo-
ct iDObnte, unO Deri0e1ftc ite 0ann ipie6er.
ST perl6leuoerte Elm ungeGeureS Serm6z
gen, bis er 9ti6ts mebr beioB, t%ppraltf ct
n00 Dem Weiten 500 ltn0 ein S%ufrieberer
Tarmer purbe, = 9an @6ttle, ein Deli
ipefulant 1T Sil>@itp, t6ut bas geraoe Sc
9entbeiI BON uGoalzS Jill Sobonnp." &or
t~penigen Sa6ren mod Stiefelni6ier, bann
SelegrdpbenzSot fling ct at, III Sel Su
ipefuliren. gr ertparb raid elm 9e>m0z
get Observation-Disclosures unb lit 26 Sabre
alt. St ,,madt" iei1 @elb nit &aufel1
unD Sertaufen bon Del, nub an mar1de1
Sogen ieBt CT 200 1000 SoB UNI. st inter
bdlt zinc ate Ututter ullb cine QlnSabl @ez
i6wiiter, lit iebr mdBtg, gie6t aber ben Dir
men nit polen 6Gltoen."