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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14
COAsTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

Pacific AAis srE ESp IihiASi INES TRANSIT
sifsa HS SSEaSs NEW
srs s gsi Via sfsa ssts
ss'ti sIs. a ss'1 siSSi R!
ss .s% & IS
urH ~ ASp NEW TEaha %
WIZ sGr efas Ds'; cU cpPy BuLLaY
No Slowing Green. pier loot CANA 81 North River.
rI,ExAs LINK FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING At KEY
We en5ysT ne nsa ssss mail Ts o
day. April H. ats from pier 70 EAST River Through
s. na aud
onson a"d and The Harrisburg
s's is's ss IL s sSsis'
(NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
So,. sailing ,y Prom from psr 7 Sor, RIVER Thurs.
days and saturday. A. ar ~ connecting with the Virginia
S s a an %s win the '
ssn "s ESss IN Ss s S.s sa
M ssS d o,Sss
and iii. sns to all points
Lowest, rates Insurance TO A.rielx Sc per cent.
a J iss
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
~ ''""sI' fsys pc " s' bM sssf
o oirr9 Of yEsh snsssdday A Apr, 3
VII W. VIZ tnfz vi,,v "w way
via Havana Progreso Campeachv, Tuxpan and Tampico
Steamers leave New Orleans April 20 and May 20 Tor
Vera Cruz aud all the above ports
For freight or passage apply to
=. ALLxANDRE 4 SONS. 81 and 80 Broadway.
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE
fhc steamship
KNICkEkBoCKER, Captain Kembe, will sail
Saturday, April II, ut O'Clock =. NJ,
from pier No. North River.
Through bills Of Iading given 10 Mobile and principal
points the Mississippi River.
cabin passage, $50; steerage, x2J.
Apply TO CLARK SEAMAN. 10 West 81.
DI0NEER LTNE AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, ESTA B.
l. iished 1862 ship STAR OF THE WEST sails May 81
10 mechanics domestcs servants iaborers &c
with the government OF New south Wales APP
proved emigants are carried to Sidney Australia for
S37 So gold each. For further particulars apply to H. W.
CAMkkoN CO.. % south William e.. Now York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14

MORTGAGE sAf.E.-vAN TAssELL 4 KEAkNEY
lAueticneers will SELL this day AZ 10 O'CLOCK " No ~
Wsveey place. the entire contents Of house and restAu
rant consisting o. Bsdr.:m sns Tables Chairs crockery
Glassware blankets Mattresses. Carpets large Rangc
Broiler Kitchen utsnsis 10 By order OF Attorney for
Mortgage.
MORTGAGE SALE.-M. NCSsBAUM. AUCTIoSEER.
2B Bowery sells this day, o'clock q University place.
Fixtures &C. Of Botny Business; Cork Machine Bottles
Boxes Horse Wagon &C. by order OF Attorney tor Mort
gage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14

NO 2UU WEST 10Th ST.. MAX I'LL AV.
Elegant Stcnway Pianoorto and superb upright. both
with late impiovements satin, coteline and ParIor
Suits Mirrors Curtains. Bronzes Clocks Centre Side and
Console Tables. Ornaments &c elaborate Bedroom SETS
Bedstesds Dressing Cases, Washstands Bureaus. Mat
tresses Pillows Holsters Blnnxets Bookcases. Writing
Desks Library Fables oil Paintings. Etaaercs &c Dining
Room Furniture-Extension Table, Buffet Chairs, silver
Knives Forss spoons Casters. 10 elegant Brussels
and ingram Carpets and assortment of Household
Articles n packed shipp II desired sale
positiyc ram SHINE. HENRY ZINN Anctionccr Take
Ia Il. rNfI Arnra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14

A THE ELEGANF PRIVATE kESlDENCE
~ 81 Clinton place. near 9th av.,
BY 9. y. FAVOR, Auctioneer Tuesday, April ~. all tho
Furniture and Appointments VI family going abroad Par
ticusrs sunday.
4 UCTION sALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AVN II. FR4KKLTN's SON will sell ut auction, Mon
day April 49, At 1oh O'Clock at the private residence NO.
1870 Lexington the cnrc Furniture OF tho hvuse con-
sfstnR mahogany Chairs. SOFAS Bu-
rcaus washttsbds Beastcads Mattresses Tables Crock-
cry glassware. &C, &C Also Carpets, nearly new Gaia
logucs 1T kale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-14

Tho present collection Paintings In its entirety
posed works Imported during the present season by Mr.
a,lof konn of 1876 9th Many OF them have been i'm
nored ON IL within u few days, and not single
ever cfore exhibited outside OF his art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

ISAAC MAGHIN. wfLLIAM IACHlN AID JOSEPH
lMACIN.I1n the matter Of tho estate devised ny the
win Of John shaw late Of Ripley in the county q Derby
to the Partition 1876 United Kingdom Of Great
Britain aud Ireland notice hereby given that the above
named Isaac Machin William Machn aud Joseph Mnchin.
aud each of them If living all claiming under
them Of them by DEVISE descent otherwise be
interested in the real of the above named John
the Chsneery Division Of the High Court OF Justice in
ENGLAND nttuled In the matter OF the estate Of John
Shaw deceased Iopham n Burroyne. 1871 o, are re-
Qued in and sblish their pective claims in
thereof at the chambers ct tho Vice Chanceor Sir
Bacon No. IL New square, Lncolns Inn, Middle
En- gland before the LIST day OF November 1877
and default thereof they will be bound by the proceed
the said action Dated this 18th day OF July 1877
CHARWOOD CLARKE, Chief Clerk N. R-rhe above
named Isaac Nschin. william Machin and Joseph
Machn are or were sons Of John Machin. who sp-
have died ntestate in the Luuatc Asylum Aims
houe at New Jersey City county Of hudson and State o.
New jersey in United States OF America In
February 1906 the said Isaac Machn believed to have
died interstate and unmarried ut indianapolis In the said
United States in subsequent to the 1885, the said
William Machin Is believed to have diod at indianapolis
aforesaid ntestate unmarried IN about the
1853 and the said Joseph Machin is believed have e
New Jersey in about the 1858 1869 and 70 have
gone to sea as u sailor on board whscr FEW Co ~
Surrey Strand London. agents for Joseph and William
Henry Sale of Derby, ia England. plaintiff sclietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DUST OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails the week ending Saturday, August
4 1877, will close this office on Tuesday At NJ, Tor
Europe by steamship Montana, via Queenstown; on
Wednesday, A. for Europe. by steamship Algeria
via for France be forwarded
for France direct by steamship France, viz Hayre ON
via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg; Saturday. at
A. NJ for Scotland North Of Ireland by steamship An
rope. by steamship GermAnc, via Qpeepstoyn GORE
be forwarded by this must be specially addessed
and IL 40 A. d. for Europe by steamship oder. via
Southampton and Bremen The steamships Montana. Al
gers ana Gsrmauic do not take mails for Denmark,
Sweden and Norway The mails tor the West Indies, via
Havana aud St Thomas, leave New York August !. Tho
mails for the West Indies via Bermuda and 81. Thomas
leave Now York August H. The mails for China and
leave San Francisco August 4 The malls tor Australia
&c., leave Saa Francisco August Is
NxW Yonx July % 1871
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02

A LADY OF CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE IN TIL
Amanaccment Of private and select school has gu
Of School Furniture which desires TO invest part
capital to secure her position teacher or assistant
for school about to be opened already
tabshsd. Address Mrs. FRANCIS. Herald Office
IN IL hnxl Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-02
EUROPE.

a RESPECTABLE. RELIABLE, RETIRING YOUNG
Aady of industry Thorough education with best ref
wishes be useful In household In exchange FOL
u kind and refined home Address g. g., Herald Uptewx
Branch Office
A BEAUTIFUL HANDWRITING IN TEN LESSONS
for adults classes for vacation pupils
reduced terms. Pariors, S4l 9Th NV -..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-11

THOROUGH HoUsEKEEPBR DESIRES Po-
Ashton In family, wouid take charge Of Invalid
saaxsassA Widow, box Ia usrsld Uptown oracs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
Mexican TrOuhlss,

In regard 70 the troubles on the ri,
Grande, the DioriO, nm official newspape
Of Mexico, lays down the principles Of tn,
International law, as II understands IL
which is equitable and Just, whether strict
y in accordance with the letter Of the Law
or not. 1t contains what appears to be az
authoritative exposition Of the views oi
the Mexican Government in reference tc
the oxtradition treaty with the United
States. 1t claims that the present treaty
does not prohibit the surrender Of Mexican
citiSens to be tried In the United States
Courts for ofenscs committed on United
States soil, and that the government may,
in It's discretion, surrender them. It says
that the action Of the Executive in order
ing the surrender Of the raiders who
attacked the Rio Grande Jail, was in
accordance with the advanced and en-
lightened principles Of international law
and comfy, and required by the peculiar
circumstances Of the crime.
1t adds: "If the government has duties
toward citizens, it has NlSo international
duties to which it would be unfaithful il 1t
refused lite assistance in the execution Of
salutary Justice"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16

Col. Henry s. OLcoTr, Corresponding
Secretary Of the american Union Of Pari,
E1hibitOrS,r recently organized in New
York City, says that applications have al,
ready been made BY American exhibitors
for $4,000 feet Of floor space and nearly
1000 feet Of wall space. Some OF the
largest exhibits at the Centennial, with
their splendid show caSes, will he trans-
ferred 20 Paris, and nmeng them quite n
number at present in the permanent exhi-
bition Of Philadelphia. TIFFANY & Co..
jewellers, OF New York City, who made such
grand display at Philadelphia, inform,
him that they will make even a more mag
nifcent one at Paris.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
MAN KILLED NEAR MILLBURY.

ED. JoURNAL:-Train No. 73 killed
Charles Clark, a resident of Clay twp,
Ottawa county, on Friday night last be.
tween and 8 o'clock. Mr.. Clark had
that day visited Genoa, taking with him n
grist to MILL and while awaiting to have it
ground visited the place where they have
painted windows and partook too freely of
something he should have tasted not. This
proved the cause Of his death. His home
is at Longs Crossing, about miles east
nf Millhurv, and instead OF crossing the
railroad track on his road home it appears
from the tracks Of his horses and wagon that
he turned and drove on the Il. X. track for
about a mile, and in this distance crossed
light rail bridge of about 20 feet span.
II appears that the train struck Mr.. Clark's
wagon on the Ottawa side of the county
line, as there the fragments of the wagon
were iound, hut Mr.. Clark was found on
the Wood county side, which neccssitated
the impanneling of a coroner's Jury on
this side, which is in session while am
writing. II is conceded that no fauit rests
with the employees OF the railroad, az they
did all in their power to stop the train as
soon as the wagon was discovered on the
track.
Mr.. Clark met with painful accident at
Military little over year ago from the
aa me cause that resulted in his death. He
came here OH some pretended bnSinVSs on
Sunday, became ntoxicated and in starting
home his horses ran away, breaking his leg,
besides other injuries. This should have
proved a lasting warming. MILLBURY.
November IL, 1877.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16

Near Memphis, the rowdies have fall
sweep. They are killing negroes and SO
terrifying the peacenble white citizens
that many are forced to leave the country,
In many OF the Southern States, it Ssems
almost impossible for the authorities to
enforce law and preserve order. This ia
by no means creditable TO those states, and
must operate TO prevent good citiEens from
seeking homes at the South. Enlightened
sel6shuess, II nothing else, should induce
The people Of those states to make the law
terror to evil-doer. As it is, the terror
Is all on the other side.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16


We learn that Mr.. lIoLLESBEcK, when
ut B'wiing Green some two or three weeks
since, a'id to the Auditor, Treasurer and
Sheriff, that the JOURNAL had always hcen
true and steadfast Republican paper and
asked them il they could not do something
for it In the way Of public printing. lie
did this without consultation with us;
without our knowledge, and having been
done thus voluntarily, we feel the more
gratctul to him for this manifestation OF
Kindness. aH
lie now says the parties addressed, re-
ceived him in a friendly spirit aud ex-
pressed themselves interested in the welfare
aud prosperity Of the JOURNAL.
Abe SentiHd says; "The officers, what
ever they may think Of rimmons, inwardly
dstest old II. aud OF course could not do
"theywise than decline 10 take up aud
shoulder his persOnal grievances"
As Mr.. II. aakel only one thing, there
Was only one thing 10 decline We there
fore dd nat think Mr.. EyERs was author
iAed by the ofhoora referred 70, TO :expre~
as theih., the acnlimOnt. aud feelings attrlb
nted 20 them. W. ls-ire more reliable an
,hoTiiy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
An Offensive AnnnInimenf.

A more offensive appointment could not
have been made. Voorhees, is dangerous
aud nfnmmntory demagogus. Egotistical
to the highest degree, he fancies that every
man who disngrees with him is conspira-
tor, a traitor or a lunatic. During the
civil war he was copperhead of the rank
eat sort, and he barely escaped the martyr
dom lie sought and which Vallandigham
obtained. lie has served two or three
terms in Congress, but has never dislin-
gui"hed himself except by theatrical Car
raignments" OF the successive Republican
Administrations that have been in power
during his term OF office. He talks abont
"this usurpation" us he did when Liscoln
was President, and his batteries are direct
ed against what he considers the tyranny
of the United States Government. He ia
noiser than Eaton, of Connecticut, and
is almost as ridiculous. His appointment
is exactly what might have been expected
from "Blue Jeans" Willinms.-N.Y Y Times
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
UnrpeT'a MnenzInc for Decembcr.

HU..,. Sr....t.. -. vN.L
H"Pe'A ""s"@'"r io' UccemocI'-
HWpsr's u0g6EiAs for December fully main
tsins the leading pnaition which this neri,dioa,
no'us' Wv" % =" A"" A'''S'0 eASe"e"c''
Renders will hrst ot all turn to u 'HoPELLoW's
poem, "Reramns," beautifully illustrated bV
,LL 1F,.1.,,.L. Will. al. .,h;.o, .,
h'O'' SUI ~" w
the poem Is one dear 10 the hearts "i all or'e'a
brnc hu niers, the poet has transcribed iis more
,h,iors Eas,urss ard given us NOT onIv a imam
- ,,,,rvsln,. .kiIl in realistic ds.cr,n,,,n h,,
.i." an im.gInalive work ~ ths bighsst
a. Ths Isshinn,ng o( eIav In The nntisrs,
80 nicsIIv sugSs.,. The ,nb,Is fssbi"nS ~
ln",.n Iifs and naiurs-the key.pnts M The
-L"I. ro.m bsin0 The ilen of change. Thr
49, .nng hi,r ~ which oeeur a, g,so,sn,
.,s.;n. in'hrs, ,be nor m witb human ssns.
- .,,I,,va. n ~ .nT srnsarsnes ~ sh.,rsc,
"a.,.t;,.,i,,, an oT r.srsiv ,n.cul.,ivs r.a.c'
-
ri. H,r,h., .nsn, with MILAN. HYMN nm
w.,;ri'vn % ,vi,h ssvrn ~ civ. I'm, ,,tr.,;,,n.
~" E,.A.,;ct.
a. SroyVosn cor,,Ihp,e. mana, h.s,,i.
I'll. ;l,,,,,.,.d On .t FIi,,hs,h.r .,d Is,.r
E".,,.h rnyn,,n,e'' n i. . csrrfnI s,ndT NJ
a't.,i, a., In En.,I,nd .i.es AZ. R.nsi.
80. 'nJ ,hs .n,hoy's SvaesrnI .,,ls rsndsrs
!, =. .,,T.e,,ys A. !, "a Instructive
NJ. WILLIIn II RIDEISs cnn,ributes q paper
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
Double Back Action Elopemen,.

Mr. James Cpffey, farmer residing in
the soulhern part Of Fayetle county, Ohio,
is "ShOH" two packages, one of them a
wife. the other a daughter. They both
left his bed, bosrd, and parental roof. sc-
com panied by male acquaintance, who. no
doubt, propose TO be to them both husband
aud father. This il something new in the
elopement line, n mother and daughter
both leaving at the same time in company
with their loVgs T..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
FITS. EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured no huInbugI by one
months usage "F DR.. Gpulard'~ Ieir.
brmted Fit Powders. To con, ince suffer.
ers that these rOwders ill dn all we claim for
them wG will send them. POST PAID free
trial bottle. As DR.. GOnlsrd is the only
physician that has ever made this disAase \
special study, nd as 10 nur knowledge thous.
ands have been permanently cured by the
Use oi these POwder>, we viii guarantee
permanent cure in every case or refund
you all money expended. All sufferers
should give these P'wiers an early trial, and
be e"nVlnced IT their curative powers.
Price. for larg- 6"H. 81 ; or 4 b'rss for $40.
sent by mail To any part nj the United States
nr Canada IN recsipt Of price. or by express
G. U. ID. Address,
ASH & ROB8INS,
30E1 $50 Fulton street, BRooKLYN, NY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.
Nntie., ot hc Pr,...

The B'E1r is the organ oi the TaShinnable
world. and the expnundsr ni that worlds laws
AMI IL is hs dnlhnrily in u M ilfets nf manners
eiiqHette costume. and social habits. - BOsfon
TT0VeiIer.
Of the h0usshnd tn the children bv dr0ll and
pTelt, piclHfes. tn the young ladies by its fash.
ion I,laIss in endless VaTlsIv, To the prov vIdrni
maIrnn by ils p 'IlsTnS f"r the children's clio hes
To- pst4r fan,iiios by its tasteful designs fnr EN-.
bnidsrsd slippers and luxnri'ns dressing
gowns. hut the reading naitsr nf the B,sIr
is unirormly NJ great excellence. The paper
has acquired wide popularity for the 6re-Side
sniry mont it affords. aud has bcenIne an sstab-
li.hrd nurh,rity with The ladies Of America.
" T. Ecening POst.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16

TOW sOorr has sisnihed|his intention to
not carry out the original contract with
the Trustees Of the Toledo a woodvilTe
Railroad, Tor the opening Of said road, and
the Trustees have been enjoined from max.
Ing new contract with SCorT, and were
directed by a resolution passed by the City
Conncil Of Toledo on Monday evening to
report forthwith to said council under what
arrangement said road Il being operated,
and by what authority.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
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SHCaIFF'S sALE.
A"'''T y. Hp''h' In @osa ;:.,.,, c.as''. =, o.
Gilbert Beach, ct al. conm"s Pleas.

uhoSN DSAS", et Al. Oommhn fleaS.
By virtne of an order NJ sale. ed in the
abnve entitled cause. nv the Clerk ni the -CnuH
of Cannon Pleas. of Wund cnuntv, Ohio, nd 10
me directed aud delivered. will offer Tnr sale
at public yendue. Al the fraHt doOr Of the Court
House in Bowling Grern,,n
tuesday, December IIsh, 1877,
Between 10 and II b'elnek forsn"On, Of said
day, the fnllnwinR described real estate. 20 alt !
The west half ~ ths south halt of the north
west quarter NJ Scctian No. twenty fur (2I)
town No. nne (ll. ~ the Unitesi States Reserve,
containing f"rty (AOl acres of land. IA Wood
county. Ohio. Appraised al 81 500.
Als', The north half ~ the southeast quarirT
II the north west quarter Df section No. twenty
four "a in township No. one ~. Of The United
states Reserve. Containing twenty (20l enss
0f land. IN wund cnnnty, Ohm.
Appraised at 81 100.
Alsa, the south half nf the southeast aaaTter
Of the nnTthwest quarter Or section No. twenty.
fanr ~ IN township M. one II ~ the United
StAles Reserve. eontaing twenty (2O) acres II
l"nd in w"d eoan.y 0hin. Apprissd At 81, 100.
TeTms of Sale, Cash.
ORRlN HENRY, shsria.
DOpaE A PILLARs. Pltfs Au'ys.
Soteaibef g., 1877. 30vSIS 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16

The .. s. Senatorial contest In Ohio
Promisest 70 not lack interest for want Of
candidates. Hamilton county has two as
pirHn,S, and Ross, Knox, franklin, Mont
aonsry, Lucas end CuyAhogn, each have
oaa. There are only eighty-one counties
yet 10 hear from officially.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16

"The greatest political crime in our his
tory" according to TrLDEN, was his defeat
for the Presidency. According TO BILL
ALIENS views this is "a d--n barren
ideality," and the greatest crime" wa'
the free use of money by TrLDEN to defeat
him (ALLEH) for Governor Of Ohio, and
which resulted in TILDEN getting the nom
ination at St. LOUIS. This Is an open
question for Democratic discussion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-11-16
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
kSHEmIFFs nALE.

rho~', e. Bond In wo.S County, Ohio,
william l.. Finch, ,stI Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order NJ sale issued In the
above entitled cause, Nv the Clerk of the Cnnrt
of Oonmun Pleas, ~ Wood county, Ohio, and
to ms directed and delivered, I viii offer for
sale at public yendue, Al the front door Of the
courthouse, In Bowllng Green, on
Tuesday. December tIth, 1877,
Between II and l7n'elock forenoon, NJ said dsy,
the following described real estate, te-witt
Lot number twenty ave t2Sl in Z. r.. wighps
addition to the village Of Millbury, Wood
county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at $500,
0RRIN HENRY. sheriff.
RcRiHrER, ,HuHD SoHIBSER, ct al. ,Plfh Arya
Nov. 9Th, 1871. SOsSe 10