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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
Cameron UUH Candidates.

| 1t is difficult to comprehend the motives
Of certain prominent Democratic papers in
| this State, whose editors mislead their
! readers by the statement that the coming
! Democratic State convention will be con-
/ trolled by Simon Cameron and his well
! known henchmen and that they will dictate
/ :he ticket TO be nominated. We are well
| aware, as is every one else who is at all
familiar with Pennsylvania politics, that for
the last fifteen or twenty years Cameron
has literally held the nominationsof candi-
dates by the State conventions of his own
PARTY in the hollow of his hand and that
no aspirant TO a nomination for a State of
flee, no matter how competent and deserv-
ing he might be, could hope for success
unless he had the endorsement and support
of Cameron aud his pluudering ring. 1t is
di<gracerul to the Republican party in this
State that such has been the case, but it is
known of all men and beyond dispute
While we therefore admit that Cameron
and his understrappers can manipulate
Republican nominations, we utterly deny
the power and influence claimed for him
tioms to be made by the Democratic State
convention on the Sth of August next. In
other words, we will not assume that a
a1GjOrity of the members of the convention
will turn out to be either knaves or fools,
by permitting even so expert a trickster as
Cameron to fashion and mould :hem into
shape, as potter does the clay, for his
own ulterior and personal purposes. We
have no doubt that She convention will see
lis way clear in the discharge Of its duty,
and that it will nominate strong and
competent ticket--one that will be entirely
acceptable to the Democracy of the State
This senseess hue and cry about Cameron,
Mackey, Quay and the rest of the ring
controlling the convention, has been start
ed for the purpose of injuring in advance
the claims of particular candidate for
State Treasurer. The impression sought
to- he created by it is, that as the Cameron
ring has pIofiied from its control over the
treasury heretofore, it cannot now afford
to surrender the keys, and that the caudi-
date referred to would be more rela bile and
useful to the ring than Republican,
While we have no feeling whatever as to
the nomination for State Treasurer, we
protest against this cowardly mode of pac-
ing candidate in false position before
the Democracy of the State by the assertion
that Simon Cameron, for his own behalf
and behoof, is working mp his nomination.
We believe it to be base slander upon
said candidate, as it would equally be upon
any of The other gentlemen named in con-
nection with the Office. Cameron will not
undertake to run the convention, for if he
did he would soon discover that he had
mistaken the temper of it's members and
/ had got entirely beyond his legitimate bus
| mess. Although he is the Warwick of
Republicanism in Pennsylvania in cnntroll-
ing State conventions, TIE Democracy al
most quarter OF century ago repudialed
him and all his political ways and wander
imgs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22

ON our outsidc page will be found the
speeches of Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas
a. Hendricks. delivered in New York Oh
Tuesday night, the 18th instant, at the
reception given 10 Governor Hendricks by
the Manhattan Club of that city, on the
eve of his departure for Europe. Coming
from such distinguished gentlemen and
trusted leaders of the party. every Demo
crat viii of course read and ponder over
the shameful facts so clearly and ably pre-
sented in these two mastery efforts.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
EL-a~SSS-0

JUDGE BLACK is reported as having pre-
azine publication, full and complete re-
view of the celebrated Electoral Commits
sion and all it's works. Ii the statement is
true, "a We trus; it is, it may be confident
ly predicted that Judge Blacks article,
when published, will prove to be the richest
soBtri button tbst has yet been made to the
susr.nt politicsl literature of the day. 1t
will he . rare and dainty dish to sci before
thrss Judges of tho Supreme Court, three
Senators Of the United States and two
members Of Congress. composing the i'm
mortal eight 1t will be recollected that
Just before the curtain fell at the close of
the last act in the disgraceful drama,
Judge Black gave the majority of the
Commission a piece Of his mind in his
own vigorous and sledge-hammer style.
What he then said, however, good and
true as it was, was only the foretaste of
what may be expected from his trenchant
peu in an exhaustive review of the partisan
work Of the first aud last Commission that
has ever been or ever will be organized by
au act of Congress to reverse, on mere
technicalities, the solemn verdict OF the
people i'll the choice of their chief magis-
trate.
Z. 5. Since writing the foregoing we
learn that Judge Blacks article will ap-
pear in the July August number OF the
North imericnh Repien. aud will occupy
thirty four pages of that PEI iodical.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22

"A Special dispatch to the Chicago
1Fto@ne from Maroa, H. says: Aside
from the important question as to whether
we are to have good crops in this section
the present season, the. ost interest ing
topic oi conversation on The tapis just now
is the fact that, within week. Mrs Remm.
living about fifteen miles east Of town. has
given birth to four boys Mrs. Guthrie.
residing near Mrs. Remm, to three gi,ls.
and Mrs kressler, living only few m lies
from the latter, to two girls and a bow
ihe three mothers and ten babies are al,
doing we'll.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
<E-g -

1t would be hard to find man who
has had a life of more vicissitudes than
that of William \. J. Mcclure, who lives
at the Soldiers Home in Dayton. Ohio.
He was born in New jersey, and from his
fifteenth to bis thirtieth year was IN the
merchant service, visiting almost every
port in the world. IN 1904 he turned
trapper on the Ohio river, and finally en-
listed in the American army. being cap.
tured at HILLS surrender aud taken to
Dartmoor prison. but was freed in tine to
fight at Lundy's lane under General
Scott. He served afterwards as a scout
for General Jackson in Florida, and also
served Ill the Seminole war and in the
American merchant marine. While a
sailor he was wrecked in the Mediterranean
sea, and was held as slave by the Arabs
until purchased and released by an Ameri
can consul. He was also one of the nine
survivors of the wreck of the Albion on
the coast Of Ireland He has been married
four times and is the father of twenty-five
children. There are said to be papers at
Washington which show that he is one
hundred and seven years old, and that his
story of service in the American army is
true.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22

1T is generally conceded, we believe that
the people of a State possess the Inherent
right to change its constitution if a majority
desire 20 do so. The question of holding
convention to alter and amend the consti-
tuition of Georgia was voted on last week
by the people of that State. No sooner
had ;he telee raph announced, prematurely
as the result afterwards proved, that the
project had been defeated, than the radical
press in the North sent up a shout of re-
joicing, and falsely denounced the friends
of the movement as intending to amend the
constitution so as to abridge the political
rights of the colored people. The Demo
Gratis of Georgia, even if disposed, as they
VIGOROUSLY are not, to interfere with the
right of the negroes to vote, are confronted
with AN amendment To the Federal con-
stitution which their own self interest
would teach them to respect. The South
ern Democracy are in favor of negro suf-
fIage and will not attempt to disturb ii,
for the plain and obvious reason that
through it their representation in Congress
and i'll the Electoral College has been yery
largely increased. They would be the ver-
lest of fools to wish to curtai their own
political strength by abridging negro suf-
frage. The call for the convention, it is
meet to say, was carried by decided ma.
jority, although j. was opposed by many
of the leading Democrats of the State. The
present constitution is the spawn OF carpet
bagism, which of itself is conclusive proof
that it requires wholesome reconstruction.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22

Several Northern families have taken
advantage of proffer from merchants in
Shreveport, Louisiana, of alternate forty
acre lots of land between Cross aud Soda
Lakes. The land in given gratuitously to
actual settlers.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
STANLEY MONSTROsITY.

Since the arrival of Animal Matthews in
our midst he has absorbed he attention of
Mr.. Hayes with fears about the coming
Ohio election and its loss to the Repub-
hcan party, while al the same time he has
been attempting To- devise some means by
which he could secure a full term of SIX
years To the Senate i'll addition 10 the short
term for which he has been elected. The
chances of a Republican Legislature are SO
uncertain in that State that he wants all
the help he can obtain from the Admins
tratiOn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22

AN INDIAN RISING IN CANADA.-Arpaed
Resistance 10 La,o- Burning u Church and
Oher Cdthottc BUt(dtRgs. "A Montreal dis
patch OF the 10Th inst. says: The Indians
nave set fire to Il church and other Catholic
buildings at Okla. Bloodshed is feared.
he Indians are armed aud terribly excited.
lhe trouble grew out of the arrest of five
members OF the tribe, and the rest have
armed to prevent further arrests. They
threaten to kill the police if they attemnt
to arrest any other members of the tribe.
1t appears that the Seminary of St. Sui
plce demanded that the Protestant Indians
should remove the fence from across the
road near Okla village, aud that The Indians
refused on the ground that it was enclosing
the pasture, and that they had been al
lowed 10 place 1t there originally. As the
Seminary could make no agreement the
clergy laid information at ST. Scholastioue
and, on warrants being issued, such was
the feeling evinced among the Indians that
the authorities of the district called upou
the ffovincial government for help, and
seven policemen and sergeant who were
sent up aided i'll arrcstng five out of the
i"rty-ilve Indians fer whom warrants were
out The rest fled aud remained concealed
III the woods until the constables left tbe
village. The Indians again assembled and
Chief Jos. Onesakurat advised them To re.
sist arrest when they armed themselves
WIN rifles, REVIEWERS and knives
lhis being completed at noon Yesterday
they patrolled the village and deiied the
priests and their people. Towards NIGHT
many retired, while a few stood sentry.
AT clock the residing prizes. at Okla dis.
covered his stable in flames, and about
m m1n1ity Indians prowling around the church.
ne lire spread, and in two hours the
cDurch, priests residence, a granarv con
tanning l 900 bushels of grain, stables. ard
coach house, with their valuable contents.
were IN ruins. library of 200 volumes
part IN the Indian language, vas also con,
snmed A nunnery, 100 years old, which
was close by. escaped the flames. There
was no insurance.
Key. Father Mollinger, of TROY Hill
hiieg heny, at the conclusion of religions
services on Sunday, was prostrated bv
something IN the nature of an apoplectic
stroke and remained unconscious for some
time IN his room. Dir. Phllips was sum
moned and stated that the reverend ueutIa-
man was suffering from congestion of the
oiain and warned him against allowing
himself to becom excited i'm anv manner
staang that he was predisposed to apo.
piexy. Father MolliDger is now couya-
lescent.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-22
THE SPANISH MISSION.

The entirely spontaneous act of Mr.
Hayes in appointing Prof. Lowell to the
Spanish mission was not, as has been pub
ilsheo, In pursuance of any bargain, the re-
port to that effect being "A canaIci set afioat
by dissatisfied Radfcals to draw allies from
the Administration Republicans.
, 1877-06-08

8ori0lae liz 9ele9oten.
SIN Geitrjgen ng8DiA" wuroer meDrere
Wdnner bon ueridiebenen Gei6diten
fiirDtit9lieber oes 9elegaten0auies ppr=
Qei@la0en, worulter oWN ouber Serr
9ooentein, Serr Souls Gufer crip66nt
mirb. g8ir 6aben l0on elm Wlit9lieo
Der 6amilie, Ser 60. Gufsr, wel6e lei.
Der tiir5li6 geltorben, in eiuem g6rens
ANTE, alS Staotrat1 gele6en nno miiIcn
9eiteben, baB 9err @ufer elmer Ter be tcn
oeutlAen Gtaotudter ousmoNte, uno be-
ionhers our1 feline unporteili0feit. wenn
cs fir bas allgemeine g8obl Der
benti4en 9iirser sult, li@ rii6mli6 ous'
sei0nete, iuos leiher ni1t bon ollen nm.
lercn oeuti1en Gtabtrdtben, msl9e mir
9e0abt baden, gela9t luerOen fam, ins
Dem lie snlpeilcn, nm oas g8pbI II 8
Snoioiouum5 5u f0rbern> in i6rer lln~
l3nlo, oas Wo9I iirs MQsemeine bin
ten %onlebten.
, 1877-06-08
Gtott NiOmDnD.

polisei @eri6t. Uol9enb,
Sale fof1en 9rltern in oielem @eri9tt
3ur 0crbanolung:
Neb 9iQ, ongefla9t ben 5potsmoch
GonmaD mse9rifen uno SeI6loecn 81
baben, mubte $3.50 uro Die Soften be-
soblcn.
Mlartbo S9omas, ongefloet Die 2n-
einoa 2ucos ange9rlfien ulo 0el0lagen
Ill baden, paro ou{ 5 Sage in bic Sal
9einnbt.
Nnn %g8insfieIb, ongeflngt ~beltioi9en=
De TsSm aegcn Mtrs. 9N. 8ladburn &C.
bran@t 81 1abcr, mub ts SIS uno Die So
1ten be5aDien.
George @oooIon uno g. $. So9n=
ion, an9eflogt peeen moroentliNer
9etragens auf Der Strobe @uyocn il 81
geItroit.
Scr San bon Sobn Weit, farbig. an.
gcflc9t ocn@iIIonSlalb ongesrifen mi
aeiDlosm 5u baben, wnroe ouf Montas
DerI6oben.
, 1877-06-08
Neitsa s. SUM 1877.
Mncrc II.

Sc peiter Der &riee inGuropo nm lid,
oreiit. je meDr Ii6 Die 9spcidcn pnn
Gieocn ouf Der einen uno Rieoerlooen
nuf Der anbcren Geite bdufen, I'M oelto
fibltorer miro es uns. bcB Die gcrcinio-
fen Gtaoten sur 3sit oos gliidliNife
gonb Der Grhe linb, noer es ~tpcnioitens
seiu %lollten. Nos %iiberpDlfertc europa
mag bon 3cit y, Sci! eincn NocrloG n6-
t6i9 hobcn uno fait lheint es 10, als oh
Die aIte 8elt obne hduTise &riegc gar
ni6t mebr beItcDen f6nne. Bci uns in
Nmerifo, mo nod ungebcure 6trcdcn
2anoes auf Millionen FciBigcr Sdnbe
morten. 1iEb iol9e WoerloIie Gott lei
9onf unnDtbia.
Wir babm nod Gl6o9cnraum 9enue
am nns bequem riibren su f6nnen, unb
nod Waloer 9enue 5u liGteli, Inn uns
Die notbige 8e,ue9un9 su nader. g8ir
hoben feline Na6barn, Die uns beldIti9en
t6unen, obcr Dor wel6en mir uns al
fiirtbtcn brau6en. 3mei Griese bober
auiS i'm gcrloufe BON breiBig Sabrell
eriebt, Der &riea nit Merito. Scr cine
9o9atclle, Elm GabeIfriibitiid mar, uno
Californian bafiir fir immer ben Ser.
Stoatcn triuarb, uno Damn ben 9roben
Silraerfriea, Der uncnolih Gut ullo ln-
~'noli9 Slat pe1lGlang uno inter oeIlsn
JoIgen mir berte nod leibsn.
Gs 1T Su boifen, baB Die Union psni9s
items III oiciem Sabrbunoert bon einenl
oritten &rieae pcrldout blelbsn mDae,
lam lie ho6 ielbIt oDne Die Snoiansrs
Iris9e, ipie li6 inter Der segenwarti9Sa
@om,niltration berausl telt, lsbr gut fer
ti9 uerocn. unlere Ntillion liegt gliid.
:ll6er,Dcile auf einem aans onoersn &C.
biete. NiGt bas bIuti9c S6mert, ion,
rern Die Yflsi0ar lit infer Symbol,
nidt Die SUM- Oes 3erItorens. ionosrn
Die &iinits oes Sriebens miiilsn bas 3iel
nnlcres Gbreeises bilosH
Mmerifo's fat Die un9ebenren S1dbe
zines Continents su cntD itleln mo oielen
Continent als freie uno sliidli6e S,ei-
motD fir nod nn9eborene Mllionen su
bitten uno 81 ,uaren.
g8ir f0nnen es nidt ob0noern, lpcn,l
Ii1 oriiben Die IOlfer fir Die SutcreIen
iDrer Serri6er bic &0pfe bluiig lNloaen.
obsr mir wollcn feia 0elilt trogen, if
rem9eiipicl su fol9en, ion0ern ms piel~
meDr Der ld6nen Nufgabc unter5ie0en,
aen Vricoen uno Die Bp9ifabrt oss Gol
fcs Su y flcoen, Den 8cordngten auf I'LL
Isrem Sooen cine T%re'ltatt 81 9eludbrcl
nnb Der ssilti9en Srelbeit Die Yabnen
on5uweiIcn, Die Der TOrti9ritt Der Set
bere0tist 1T 5u foroern.
, 1877-06-08

6dlo6tpieb. 9eri6t bes ouf
ser Staatsbage s%eipo9cllen G0laGt~
uie6s fir Die am 6. SUM- enoenoen
gSp9e:
0linoer Sc, 56peine 2Go unS S6aa
Te 81.
Ginoer, bette sprte ST., quito a
-544, mitteImdbi9e 444-4Aa 9emDbnlis
DIE, ols &ii6e. Ohlen uno 5tiere "a
Gts. per Bfuno 9rutto.
.S@weine, flau. bette Sorte CT,
onoere 5orten nn0 jur9e S1weIne
lSboates) CT Gents per YIuno
Netto.
@daafe, bette Gortc .35-44 Gents
per gfuno Srutto; gcpDbnli1e So
1926 per Stiid.
Simmer, quite No6irase, $2-$4 pc,
Stid.
&alber. $3.50 per Stiid.
M1ldfiibe. @a@frase germ, $25-
$45 per Stiid.
, 1877-06-08

II nfe Grbin." @aes 1T se-
lpannt anf bic Speretta n@llnlere Grbin."
wel6e Deute Noeno i'm Sbsoter aufses
liibrt weroen miro IS fommen iebr
nni4uloige @ibe BARN Dor uno merll
oielelbe aud feline Mosart Sper, miro
Tie bod Dem bielisen 4ub!itum onIpres
den. IS 1T ~iiberDaupt cine quite Sa0e
einen iunsen 9i4tcr 81 ~ermutbi9en uno
feline eSitsn TerIu6e 81 unterltiigen, ba@
nit er 5reuoe oaran finoet, weiter fort-
Itrebt Nno naAoem inn bas &leine &c.
lunsen, pieaeiAt nit Der 3eit etuas
GroBes Imeiltet.
, 1877-06-08

g. weroen in fcinen 2ebcnspcY.
6dltniiien bier in Iwcrifa 10 orpbe
Summbeiten %besaneen. als in Dem gc-
treiben Der gartsipolitif. Gin Ilooron-
tes 9eilpiel bapon 1T iiinoit in Gan
Trarsiaco aelicfert wo1oen. Gin 0crr
Hloomer ndmli6 ionlt onerfannter Wia=
Ben Elm outer 0emofrnt, trnt oIs Can
bioat fir Die Stelle zines Mboeorbneten
Slr 9egislatur ouf unb muroc BON Ieinen
eiaenen garteiNenollen imStiN eclolIen,
neil i'll einem DIfentlihen MtuniieIt uno
III mebreren Geben erfldrt lpllroe, baB er
lelne Bdl6e bel einem Gbjnslen wai6eu
loIie.
Gr lpuroe oufaeforoert es gu %leuencn,
ober Der armc Wann ,uolte 1elbIt nm
ben Breis zines 2egislaturmanoats nidt
5ltmSii9ner werben unb leu9ncte cs ri1t;
Die ToI9e mar oaB er l6mdbli0 u.,terIae.
Wtlt Jtedt ia9t ein ,eit0cnbllilGes0latt:
Sic 9emofratie in Golifornisn fro9t
bente nidt mebr nit Sefferion iiber lire
Ganoioaten: rS1t er ebrli6, lit er fdbis?"
fonoern vSat or refine peiBe @ai0frarl?"
gSenn oiele nBlonfe" au1 in Die 4lat=
form bel nns aufsenommen mcrben loltc,
10 milllcn lid Die golitifsr in Ndt nehs
men, bel elmer gieeerin paIGen All lal,
len nno lpenn lie feline lueibe @dI0erin
befommen f0nnen, lieber ibmusi9e 8de
l6e tragen.
, 1877-06-08

Cine s ai0enoiebin pers
boftet. Sharp CHA Datcs, Elm berii0e
tigter Gbar0ftcr mo 8eWobnerin BON
.Golb Smarter" Cdr her l7ten uno
GrOtc Ctr, biclt Mitiwo0 Mben0 Den
Sames SIND in Der 17ten Strobe, nabe
BEN TlI4morft, on uno ein9 in Elm @e~
lprdtb nit inn Elm, mdbren0 lpel0cm lc
iDm lsin SoiAenbub nit cirea 50 bis
$40 itabl. Sind lieB bielelbe gciiern
Mtor9en perbaiten uno ins LITE Sta>
tipns9ans einIperren.
, 1877-06-08

g aroelIen Guttel III it
Nctia. @creiniste Garoellen ,perbsu
aeifoeen ODER 9ciuiest burb Gin Sieb &c
itridlcn unb nit boppelt 10 piel 8uttcr
uerriibrt; oanu laBt mau lie in faltem
8ai1er wieOer feit .ueroen, formirt 'oanlit
cine ldaslidle 6orm, orebt ie gu einem
&ron3 s~uIammen, legt oieien oui eiuen
fleiucn Gc(ler unb freiGt Die &utter init
cinem Wfeiler slatt uno ferbt lie nit eli
lem ipiscn Wtelier fem Elm. Sn bic
Wiltte felt man fleine WeiBe mo rotbe
W|onatretti9e, oenea man bic Spiehcn
, 1877-06-08

ng% 81 h tS / # unanaeneN ~
mer ole Geulcn unb geld)piiren, Gjlitd>
lid)erpeiie f0nllca lie idlucll Qcbcilt wsr-
oene 'ucnu mo @lcuu'8 S0pcftl Scife.
wclde Die WSnnoeu BON oem @iit{toffe
ulo wiLocm N%ieiitle rciniat NIB Soomd )
Die %c:nsiae 5inocrniiIe, welde Die 6cis
lunQ oerbinbert, entfernt.
Weroet jung i'll 10 Winuten ourd)
SiQ's gc|thtpino mirfenoe 9aarfGrbe.
, 1877-06-08
lalNmono polt Wftces
Dpft Mrransement.
9dnuar 1877.

Yrte-D Die Ntp yrrier Dot ftIesf bfsr
m n, 7:15 Na&m. uue trift bprt INN 93GW.
W. elm. Der Wofimeifer bittet grtefe fir
ben Norssn, MaGmittass 70 frib ais mTaitb
aogeaeben tperben.)
Moroli@e 9nr9bof. ;3weimal taoIid:
-.-Antunft SG. M. unb IFS n. 81. -Vof
f9luB 2 unb 7.35 ". IT,
Morolide @es.poH. GasIid, anmnf,
1.15 ". w. -YoffGluB 9 unb us n. 81.
/. SihIide goH. .3wsimaI taalid. 49, Yin.
tunft 1 W. ". unb 500 81. IP. - NnG.
f9lub 7g. M. unb 1915 81. M.
@ihmono & Ddnbiue Gfienbots. g5o.
i.g. - Insunft 500 q. ~. - Woaldias
&idmonh & 9anbiuc @R. 3peimaI tae
itg. @nfnnft 2.30 unb 9 q. 81. - Voff
i9luB 4g. ~. unb 1915 q. M.
SarmhiQe. 2yndbura unb gurtyfue nsd,
Spn1bueg. Idglid, Srnntaas ouso,mnns
men. - Mrtanft 500 81. R. WuRidiud
9.00@. M. S'''v'"b
Gbeiabeafe& Ohio Giienbahn aaoIia
Soanfa9s anseenpmmet. Mnianft 4 N.'R
FpflVluB J.IU y. NC.
@%orpexSpiQe, Charlottesville. @tountct.
Stfteen 3nilden Charlottesville unb @taum..
ton. g'rfitston. 2Yntturs. uto tpsiier ,mb
weiltU 1pu @DStnstDr = Mnfuuft 5 9. M.
- ppifGluB 1915 81. 81.
@eff goint nns 9tationen ait her n. n.
Ut. iillb =. Ut. &. IdeliG, 6pnntaas aitsoe.
ipr1n,en: Wnfunft 1880 9. 81. Wnit-
1hlu6 2.30 81. gH. +'F-
@loueeitsr, i1ter @ef pcfnt. tGalid.-Mn
unit 1O.30@ M.-ypfl9lu6 2.3ON. 81.
Sappa9annud, iiter alyIetts, tdalid.
Mnfanft 500 q. 81. - puffdluB ! 9. 81.
Samcs Sitter oampfer. Dreimal tpDdbent
hd. = Mnfanft Mcntass, Mlttppdbs Imh
Jrettase. 5 q. 81. pOf(dIue, Dienifaos
Sonnfrltags nne Soanabenfs." 6.OO0' S..
eaaal gadet. Dr.tmal pSdeutlid.
Mntuntt, MittwOts 6reitass unb @,nntoos,
= g. w: - pufl9IuB, Msntaas. Mittwpdbs
uno 5reitass, 4 u. ~.
Short mn1b @oHte. ;3peimal wSbentIih
- Mnfunft Donnerfass unb Commas. i
M. M 9 % g@Oitf9Iub . enfass uus Jssi-
sSeferipl Nouts. Dreimtal tpGtbentIfG.A
aataaft Mcntaa, MittppH unb Ereitaa nm
z 9e Or gufi&IuB Dienaaa, Dpnmsrlaa
aao Soagabsnb urn 4 9. M.
, 1877-06-08
Gpueftipne1t BON .grieffofen.

goh Haltfn an tcu awei beIouberen Mece,,.
wsltee aus Stsrnfaitsn ~befaHnr inb, 6, Suns.
1l.lo y. W. LOO uhb 600 81. W. 6pnn
fa9s-9.30G .. 81. unb 6 81. W.
An Sttertagen- GEO g. NP. n
6M. M. @pn alien anbcru ,0olfen merhsr
SaI 0s'eTe out Dem Nidpsy Der Grdser absss
Sffiee 5t1ubcn: SO. 81. Bis GAO
X: VI; Bpm /. Nprl bis i. Nusember. pom
1850 y. W. bis $50 81. M. @slp.Wnmei~
lnags'SfFe' rfen BON 9g. M. bis 4 81. W.
S!fee far rsgtrrtrte Yriefe often bon 8 8. W..
6. Z. 1an 2ctp, q. 81.
, 1877-06-08

@e9en Ginbru@s verbal,
tet. SDrO 0asfins, ein Georgia See
ger, wuroe 9citcrn Morsen UerboItct unt
i'm St~ationsbauie ein9eiperrt. ouf biz
2lnfla0e, MittpoO Go0t in Den 2aoen
BON Govaro 9itdin9s, in Der 15ten
StraBc, einsebroAen su lein nno Elm
Ycor S9ube i'm @ertbe bon SIS 9sltobs
len 81 baben. Ser Sail miro bsute
Morseu Don Dem YollSeiridter unters
,1u1t peroen.
, 1877-06-08

9"n5 t'lplAlt, iusl! Der SeIuribellie nitl
9cipuBt, ooB er Gegen Oas @elct iiinoio=
tc ilno 1tFts Gin outer nno niblihcr
&liracr 9Optlcn. Sc 6eibt out8, Die Se.
9noo'9ln9 luiro cinem outcn Niiroer
iplcoer crlauben, feline S6dtiofeit sun,
Nllsen lelner Witbiirgsr o%nslnuellocn
llno cine Tamilie aus ibrer riirftisen
Ga9e 'H erlblen.
, 1877-06-08

aoScldnlttii, oaiiet Gle lNiir;dIen ltebrn
nno Die S'r'blattsr i'll ecr N66c lino
I'm Nte &ntt,r lcQt nlun Sdnidcn BON
Sfn'tt'oud) init Dem ochadtcn Gclhcu
uno WatBen bon ia t gcfod)tcn Gicrn
uno "Icrpirt biinnc YrobIduittc oa;u.
, 1877-06-08

8ee@er. Die Istte Summer bes
glclD Yorter vpud" cntbIlt Elm lebr
treTeubes 8ilh non Dem ter...... 0eea
der, pie er li0 bon Den Siirfeu unb Dem
Gcr0l! abipenoet uno li0 cen 9}u0n
5ulpenoet. @ie N6rli0teit beg piirol-
gen Sfafcn 1T ieDr gut 9etrofen.
, 1877-06-08

9en1ip gencyp. SEER So0n
Boulder fam geite:n BON WoIbinton sus
rid. ST mar BORT b%ines0angen I'm iei=
ne WnipriIAe aaf Die YenIion 9(9erep
oiilti9 sa MAIDEN Col. &aliton nnb W}a.
lor ENABLE lino fir beniclben Sweet
BORT.
, 1877-06-08

@eri6 efeDlno@9e +.
IS 1T Don meDrsren Seiien Elm @elud
beim Ser. Staoten Circuit @eri9t ein-
gereiGt woroer, einen Ginbaltsbie1l se=
gen Die MaiDington & Ohio Gilenbobn
Comp. friiber Die aIeyanorio, 9ouoon
& 9ampl6ire Giienbabn Comp, aussu.
Itelen ulo einen &eceiDer al erncnnen.
, 1877-06-08

Gon1ul fir bic g 0weis
Gs cirtulirt cine Betition su GuuFen
hc3 Serrn Srnncis 2an5s, on Dem Seyrn
Gparts, Gefretdr Der Ser. Gtnatcn, &C.
ri0tet, I'M i'm 0ls GonIul na1 Der
G9wcis su ien0cn.