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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
Gifermaaren.- S6weineaeil9s

&ifermoaren.- S6wetneHeiI9s
fdlfer gu 81; S6mal3fIbeI gu $1.25.
0a6la6tete g d ~ / II e-nieoriger.
$40 fur Let4te uno 6 .80-7.00 fir
l6mere.
@ter. NusseIudte frti6e in gutter
Jtabtrage 5u 23-25c. gut er6altene, aber
nidt otrect frtide n~erfauft fir 1S-20c.
fir etngelegte ipuroeu l4-lSc be3ablt.
8eientorn.-6lau l8ir quot en-:
6-63c fiir gut auseemdbltes burt, S
-53c fir geo. 2 burt; rotbe Spisen
DO 4-43c; SniiOe uno Crime Gopers gu
4-5c; guteS bis a%usgepGbLtes lnittleres
43-53; idIe6tes uno trummes 2-3c.
9etlugeI.--3ufubr uuo Jta1frage
oes Darmen Wetters tpe9en 9ertng.
@eihIa3tete &Irfeps, gut bis aus
aeipdblt, 6-lOc; mtttelmGBi9e 6-73c;
0llbner 4-7c fir getp0bnltne bis Auss
lpa1l; @dnle 4-7c per 8funo; @nten
4-73c.
Rartoffeln n. SIN gutem 0orratb.
Brelle maren: @ute big ausgem6blte
Garlp Noie uno Beahbloms qnotirt 3G
.O0-$l.O5 p Bu. ertra bis fancD DO
.lU-l.l5; genobnlihe gemii6te gu
9Oc-$l.
NepfeI.- Bretie: $l.25-l. 100 fir
beiddoi9te bis i6lehte. $l.45-l.75 fir
9en0bnlihe bis ~mittelmaBt9e; quite bis
auseepQblte fir $l.S0-2.25, nit Jtetailz
Yerfdufen gu 25-5Oc 3 Sap b0ber.
8utter. Wir nottren: au88ep6bIte
rahmiGe bis farcp 3l-35c, prtma bis thrift
aus0eluhtc gelbe OatrD 23-26c; ertrd
DO. 30-35c; fir CUTE bis aus8ewdDIte
Noubutter l3-18c; fair bis quite Store
ypadeb" l3-I6c; mittlere On. 41-l9c,
i6Iedt bis 9etpDbnll6e ll-143c, CUTE bis
ou5eem&blte 17-l9c.
8obnen. Ser gorratb 1T febr
gut uno Der Warft fiji. QEtr notts
re1 @ep0bnlthe bis gut Beitern 5u 75c
81 .25 per 8u. ; mittIere bis quite $l.35-
81. IS; gut bis a~us9elpdblte $Is7O-l.90;
prinld Gaitern, mittlere $2.0O-2.10;
Napp $2.20-2.25.
@elbe6 8a6s. - 3ufuhr uno
09ahfra9e 9erinG, BretIe u%nuerdnocrt 81
25-27c fir e%eip06nlihss bis autes mno
$500 per 8fo. Iur YrinlG.
@toer.-Su 3iemliher 9fa6fraqe fir
ouSgeiu9ten iiiBen 81 $4.00-5.O0 p Uaf
I'M Steinusrtauf. Sanrer uno Ntlft
ui6t ~perlaagt.
Naiie. - @erinee Nadfrage. 8ir
notiren: rSbeabarf" 6idorp 81. O0-l.20
per Bu.; groBe 90. 1880 per 8u.
Grdnberries. 9eDo6nIt1e bis
ouseelpdblte in gerinser Jtadfrage 81
$6-lO per SAB.
6opfen. @eringe BerfGnfe.
Stem Dorfer 27-32c per Rfunb, uno Is
PIC fir Nisconiin.
Sonie- gutter bis ausge&DDbnlI1er
o1rh I1-IOr nor II
3piebeIn. - Sn siemlider Ra@s
frage uAO @ertdufe su 81 p SAP.
Grbfen- Brima CRIME 81 $1.20-
] .25 in fIetnen, $1.25-$l.50 i'll groBen
gartien; W%farropfats $l.20-$l.25;
SeIoerbIen $l-l.05.
Seoern- Brtma Iebenbe @Gnfefe7
bern gu 5O-52c, gemii6te gu 25-4Oc.
@iLb. - 0ie Saiion nabt it9 ibrem
Gnbe unO bic beutigeu l1mIdse iebr lei6t.
grairie : 9Ibner $3.25-$4; QSadteln
$l-$1.I5 pr. 0ub.; @ebbIbner $3.50
-3.75; 8euiionSaooleS 10-12c Yfo.;
Gaien 3u $500 p 0Bo.
RalbfIeii@. Breiie oariirten
non 4-73c p ID fir geritge bis aGerbsite
@aNre.
GTxGpSSfeS-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

BteG @ei6ret uno tpenig gSoue lit Elm
Sprii6mort, oas fi6 nit re6t auf piele
Nteoi3tnen %aniDen0en ldBt, mel6e NIT
aroBem @ci6ret uno 9roBen 8eriprez
dunaen ms &eben traten. SSn ben 3baz
ten Iiegt Der QStrt6, oieies bepeiien9 uns
oerte pom Qeiluu9en, wel6e bur9 Or.
Quauit S0ni9'S Samhurger
Sr0pfen beapeGt merbeN,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
Wenm faat. Shpiubiudt f0uue nidt

s1taH Ta8f, 0bfpUn6iu1t tonne Moi
gebetl1 weroen. Oo6 Dur6 oisie5 meme
WfltteI, Or. s. >. WIc2san's 9uitene
nno Sun0sHz 9eilfii8eIden. 0as bsiIsnoe
Gas, DeI6es belm Sau9eu oerielben
1t1 enttDtfeIt, bemnt @eihDiire, &eie
sung uno furirt Quiten, Sbnupfen, 9ei-
%ietfett, Sbpinoinht ODER iers anoere
9alsz ooer &unseufrantbett. Asrobe-
ida6teIn 25 @ents per Bolt. Sine groBe
S6abteI $l.O0. 91. s. s.. Wc2eQn,
3l4 %@beltnutltr., 81. Qouis. SO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
Ser oeWtfd)s anterteasiS II e8o4fss
StalenSer fur O0S S0br 1877. hers

o%usgsgeben BON Der Staats 3ettung
Sob Hrintin9 SO. lit isbt erihienen.
9erlclbe lit III Der Office Der Staatsz
3eitunQ Sob Brinting &c., SO Tiinfte
Npe., Gbtca9o. iomte burb aue Bucbz
bdnoIer, 3eitnn8strdser uno GoIporteure
gu he3tebe1, WIan lele ole betrsffenpe
Nnaeige.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
See SUMsHeens0get~

8ir nottren tple foI9t:
Grite RlaIe..............$3 5 O0-33 90
3neite &laiie, Is 3ou.. 80 OO-32 %
Dritte &laiie, Ia 3oQ.. 80 OO-34 90
Musgelu6tes, l ~36utQeS... 81 0O-23 90
Wagenbors8 retter, l330ui.
uno mehr, au5ge3ei@net. 33 00-35 90
StoGS8retter A ......... SO 00--33 90
StodSBretter B......... % 90 q 90
S1oG;8retter C....-.... Is 00-l6.O0
Common Brerter, Soiftunb
ScantLtn9, l2-lS SUB. 10 OIL 90
Sencing 10 O0-l0 80
Soiit unb ScontItng, 1924 il OU-l5 90
Split, z2-24 SUP $500. IA O0--l6 90
SIoOrtng, l uno 2 Glafe.. 20 O0-3l 90
SIOorin9, seUObnIi6, rau1 25 O0-27 %
S!oortn9, 3n9ertptet 2o 90 90
rpobnIi9 suqerid1sr 90. 81 OO-23 90
StotnG. 9ewobnIi3.. 49,. is 90
Guus 10 O0-l1 90
Balten-QeiG4t, 1916 S 4. 10 5O-Il 90
Gldets..... .......... 5000 90
GeoerpToiteH, geiuolten... 10 00--l2O 90
5-Ss6u..... 70 O0-2l 90
S6inoeIn SO. / ......... To- l 70
S6tnoeIn-ge1Ggt, A . m. 235- 215
Qo1Ien ..s........ So | 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
@ 1rftsY retfe.
GbicagD. 2. Sebruar 1870
7raASfmTa
BroDTofe.

WebL- mar In geringer Ra9hase
BOD 8reiie bod, nou1entlt6 BET ~feinersn
Sorten. Das Staotgef6dft mar fill unO
tpuroen nur 900 8rls umgeiebt.
Die fOIgenoen iinp bic SbIuBnotirunz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

1E SIT Der nidt eiu @enie, Der fir
S9minoiudt, 9ulten, Sbnupfen. raue
ben SaIs H.. I. To. cine poiitipe &ur euts
6cfte, @inolbmung zines @afss. oas
burd Nul0iung BON 0r.S.6 Wtc2ean'S
@ultene ullD 2un9enfii8eIheu i'm Ufunoe
erSeugt miro ? Sin neues Dttttel! 4roz
beldahreln per Yoit rs @t8. Or. S. s..
Dee9eau, 314 ~GbeituutltT., ct. 2outs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
esetaes &tkeIm lit ocr NoSe. be1

oSGVTgS STtBEEW w WEF WWTE, DPIIl
tbue, ebe es iib gum 3atarrb entlpidelr.
@tn6aIt Dur6 Or. S. $. WtcIean's be-
riibniten Catarrh Snuff; er linoert nnn
beIeitIgt Net3uug, beiIt Nunobeit in Der
0tale ooer 6aut uno entiernt 8ldtter6en
aus benz @eliht. Hrobeida@:sln 50
Gts. per Boit. Or. s. y. UicHean, 3l4
(ShpIfuut ctr. CT. QouiS. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

i. 9er teue abalaro. Romar
bon SmIius @rOffe. 1871.
II &baler, 223 Sgr.l
p Cute NteniGen nn6 ibre
9ef9i6ten. Nopelen bon
Sa6ers Rao6. 1874. 1878
81 SnbaIt: l. 9us elmer ans
bern 8eLt. 2. @lGubiger oIs
9eiratbsiifter. 3. Die perLiebte
8eOaction. III TbaIer.l
g. Bon @ien ma@ 0iIa8os+ 6iz
itorii6sr Roman BON Seroi5
nano StoIIe. 1867. 9rei
8dnbe. 100, 1873 unb 1873 Set
ten.
&. GrteOI@e Tabrten in trie e
gerif6er 3ett. Sin Sfis3snz
bud bon 9ucian 9er6ert
fSnIius 8runbIing.l 1872. 1898
Seiteu = l EbaIer l24 Sgr.l
8. s9ms Ser 6ranaoIenseit. CIR
5ablung bon 2eut n g d It :
ing. II. @eipsniter in ben Dir
bennen. 2. 2anberou.l
q. Graf RetIam, Der 0ebem, cine
Gr3GbIung aus benz unsorii9en
2ieHanbe, BON War pom
S6IGgeI. 1875. 2. 8dnbe.
9. &obcSpterre. @ei@iatIi6er Gos
man BON RarL8artenbmrg'
1873. 2 8dnoe [l8O unb 166 Sei=
ten - l 3baIer 20 S9r.I
10. 0tO36rt. Sin 9iinltIerLeben BON
9eribert Rau. 8ierte Mufs
Iaee. 8 8Gube.
ii. NON POSSUMUS. Roman BON
Sr. 9~iIarius. 1871. =
8Guoe.
~. Die RaTawer in 0rae. Si.
ftorii6er Goman bon Or. 8. 6.
9aa5.
Is. Ser WAiDrafSberr. Sin Ro=
man aus Der @eeentpart, in 6rei
8dnoen, bon Otto MiIler. 1873.
10. Sabrtfonten ttnS 9Irbeiter,
oDer Der @e9 gum Srrenbauie.
SO3iqIer &Oman BON Abolf
S6irmer. 8 8Gnoe.
81. Die NOIfSbeeInder. Sine
Gr3dbIuns bon Mar BON S@IGgeI.
1874. [276 81
90. Sean Sdanes 8OuWeam. 8wei
@piioben aus feinem 2sben. 8on
2epin S6uding. 1870.
25. Die 2SabrIaserin bon Netu
SrIeGns. Srei nad benz GnsIis
i6en bon Sreifrau BON 3 r.
Iepf@. 1874. 1 8ano 1856 81.
60. SObannes SOIfB. - Semss
mitteI Dec &iebe. - Gin 9tts
ter @temf@. 0ret @radbIungen
bon Sofef Hant. [Seip3is,
1861
%. NerFOHene etmnoen. RODeue
bon g. SWnebans. G2cip3ig
1911
20. Ell PasO de las anfmaS. Ro>
mo bon It o 8ibra.
[2etp3i9 1901 28Gnbe. [216 unO
IT'S 81
30. S61i&nn9 MnS @abrbett.
Sine @ei6t6te aus benz Geben.
8on Gbeobor WIgge. 23G
81
81. STeme gOMnSem. Robeue BON
Suttus @roife. 2 BGnbe
1873. i. 8ano, 221 g.: Ora
siana; 2. 8ano, 20S G.: Die
meme Sugar.
80. Gin NorD in 8i9a. Graabz
lung BON &arI pom 9OItei.
[24S 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

TT. Sames iet "a Sobrer obsu4ut aui Dem @eotete
bttsieT 6siIpifeni6ait ~settouOen. atter nno ~@riabruns
benen ippbilitti6en &rontbeiteu. Yemorrbda. Gripper,
strtctHr II J. 10. wiro in far5eher !3eit ssbeiIt. See
6'ebtItte Sfw 'peH, nddtltde ga lmeHerJteBuu9en,
Gusidlas i'm Gdeitht &c. er3euseu. t6nnen e5eniaas in
roideter !3eit bnrd Die beitbetdnnten Atitte[ Der BELT
.Cnrirt per en-. %In guh fir bic D1iGioneu, ent5alterS
Niles in te3ne out 9eIdlebtstrontke len, bic eeheima
niile hes @eidlebtsiebeus unb oereu ,Solseu, irei ,u has
ben in Der StHce ober 9eaeH 9nfridtunS DON 10Gerts
fir EotportO. 3 amen, melte bte c~eIffoteite gebnroS
lung. ionic Sot unO yoQis perlonoen. n5aen i6 minoz
lid ober idr iftlih meIben Nile @eI6dite confpentieu.
9r. SonIeS hat 20 SiIrmer nno Varlcrs. Der einem
geiude II b. man mn ben Doftor. Strce> Gtunper DON
9llhr Wor9eus bis z llbr Nbenos Sourtdas Don 10
bis u Ibr. @OniulatipH lret; mon ipretbe DOT oSsr
i6retoe. 25au9 t.ioaw5 ban
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05


Sancb ipeiBer @inter @rtra. 81 50S.25
Sair bis Nusna9I 3d.. 7.25(07.75
@eringes bis ulitteI. 3D.. 6.7507.25
Vancn Weitsrn Spring Grtra 6.5O(07.50
&otbes Minter @rtra....... ca -
@utes bis NusrpahI ........ 6.25(06.75
Geringes bis Sair oo........ 5.OO(05.75
Nu5tpabI bis UaltcD Weiun... 6.50(@7.50
@em0bnli@es bis gute5 DO. 6.00(@6.75
@utes bis Sancp Mtnn (Pat) S.00(09.50
Nnoere Eatents. .......... 7.O0(07 so
gusmabl Spring Superfines 4.25(@5.25
Sair bis gutes oo.......... 3.50(@4.25
@eringes uno 9eu0bnI. DO. 2.50(@3 %
&oggen1nebl .......-... 4.4O(04.5 so
Sn0DeI6eIt. ............. S.25(0S.0O
&ornmebI.- @erfGufe: 80 Son;
men pcoarie country" gu $3.50 per
Come.
RIeie.-gerfdufe bon 20 Gonnen slG
$3.50 fret ali Boaro uno IL Eonnen 5u
$l3.75 auf benz @eIetie.
8eiaen.- Der Martt mar Iebbaft
uno ibIoB un 4c nieoeriser ais eeltern,
tpas meiitentbeils Der Ausftbt auf eiuerl
frieolthen Gerl0uf Der 0tnge in europa
suSul6reibeu lift. 9tr. 2 Spring cling
ab au 81 .243-1.26} baar uno l.244-
l.263 tar Sebruar; $l~.26-l.2S4 fit
Widr3; fir Npril nartirte gu l3-l&c:
iiber Wdrs - i6IoB 5u $l.26-l.263
baar ODER $l.25b-1.253 fur Te3ruor;
$l.273-$l.275 iIr Ni6ra unp $l.292 fir
NpriI. No. ) Spring au 1.l53--l.I7.
SEQ. l NOrtbpeltern bro9te LA uno Yer.
2 $l.35.
&orn - tuar in fdIe6ter glabfraee
1Y1h ftcfeN4 Mo NlroSfe 99p1 S-4r "a NA,1Sdof
go. 2 bradte 4l$--423c flr boar ooer
Tebruar; 423-42kc fur Mdr5 464-
463 fir Wlot - uno i6loB NOD nieoerer
su 4l6-423c baar ODER Jebruar, 428-
423c fir WtGrS uno 46S--463 fIr Wtai.
gteues ttarf eenii6tes in Store 5u
39-39}c; neues eemii6tes $3.50 uno
Qusl6uB au 3S-3S3c; Nebren : Roru
oertaUft su 45-46 p BIZ an Der Babn.
SAFER. - Rein ie6r beoeutenoes @es
f6dit; Warft ieood felt uno8reiie b0ber.
2 cling ab gu 35}-354c fir baor ODER
Sanuar; 3~5S-353c fir 6ebr.; Soc
36Bc fir WGr3; 362-365c fir NpriI.
AusI6uB &c.
Noggen.- greiie nieoriger; go. 2
81 zoe per SnibeI fir baar ooer fir Tez
bruor.
@erte.-0er Rartt mar rubte unb
feiter. Jto. 2 gu Coo baar, 593c fiji Iebr.
uno 602c fir Mdr3; No. 5 bradte 32R--
,373c; Nusi6uB soc.
g a a m II: &tmotbp $l75-
$l.90; slice $8.5O-9.25; 6la@s $3.50
-$l.65; nnsarilder 5O--6Oc uIp
W,iIet 45-55c.
Sptritus.-- Mebr oftiD unb Itetto,
nit Uerfdufsn bon $50 Sap gu $I.O5.
DrODtHoneu.
ReBporf. - Ser Marft ua idua6
llno Breife zoe per 6aR g%erineer. Gsrz
fGufc: 2200 SAB fir Sebruar AT SIS. SO
1888; 10000 7SaB fir DtGrS su $l5. g5
--l6.253 10000 SdB iiir NprlI 3u SIG. 70
-$l7-iGloB au $3.50 iiir baar ooer
Sepruar; $l6.O5 fir Utar3 uno $l6.30
fir NpriL.
@6maIs.-S5O Grcs. gu 10. 374-1o.5o
fir Sebrunr; 10000 3u $1,000 lO.773
fir Mar3; $4,000 &rcs 3u $40. 924-lI. 90
fir 4prtl-i6loB 3u $lO.55 baar; 1910
fitr Sebrnar, $lO.S23 fir MiGrs uuo $ll
fir NprlI.
&rodenes 9eiaI3enes 6leii9.-2ebbaft
nno left, nit 8erfdIfen Don 2 1000 ID
96ultern 3u 53c.
Surge Eipnen i'll SIC.
SilB gepoteIte S9tnfen su s4-IO2c.
Sril1s Shinfen gu 10-104e.
Set 3u 52-9c.
8eef Qams SCI so.
OteB 8eef $lO.75.
@gtra WeB Beef $1l.75.
&al9 au 74-75c.
auscmetner @arft.
9en.- Sufubren 1l2 Eounen. gers
ianot 20 2onnen. Na6frage mar i6wa6
Bretle nnuerdnoert. Gerfdufe: 10 Son.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

~ =
Sernltt ]tebt ~beribu;te uRo lang ~eta5ttrte Or. gGarEs.
1S6 CUB Glart Stra5e, tit Der ait uno ,ruerld iaet1
elen 9roriibeH @rtuatsR raaest;trn unb ~oeIifeteH Tals
lsH. Alter uHO @rfdbrrns inn iebr rpi@tie. CT fIrtrt
ptnR oue dnoersH ieblen uno 9sbrau NJ fe;n G.%ueeiI5er,
Gebet ober idaretnt an ibH. S0men f6Rnen i'm iber aus
nnreeeImdBjafeiter uno &ran;5etten coniu(tiren NIT Der
Berh@erItH9 idneaer Selling 20 Sdi9t ,uet Bolts
mGrten ihr Safeguard of health" ''Pessarie Pre-.
y%entiin $40 lenes. esri5mte QomeusgiGen $3.50
Female Syringe, 50 ieOes, per 9sOR. u,is Dr.. Glar.es
~beribmien 3teiept- tir pie Settling DON 2~:ucorrbs1 osr
trgenD elmer unnaturtiden GntlaoHne.
w Spier Der $eIbitbeheduna oper eeidEsatIibea
Gdmd6e ioateH Snei BoitmarteH iHr etH l8ers iDer ners
p6ie uno tripats Srdnt peitei1 eiuIeuoen. Gr turirt sud-
rrenH eS innerbalb menihIther gsIdidltafett Ite5t.
Sem 8G6 sei9t lbcr eins Njiuiou fdleH, weI9e er tua
rtrt bat. 2immer. SoGro uno 8drter fir RatieuteE.
Gpredt Dor ooer idretbt. Batienten peroeu aud brteFa
lid beboHoeIt nnb Weot3inen lbera1 bin ueri1iGt. Cons
iuItationsH ire NIB Qeheiu1. Soeben eri6ienen, "YoaS
Silent Friend" etu wnnDerpoIes uub betebrenoes ESerE.
Rrgis IS Gents per 8pf.
2SfT ipre9en peutf@. - man ShiHe 9riefe II
DR. II. ID. Clarke
8 9GS S1ars StTagss &9ea9o, JGs
24aa te ion Epo BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
StaOt CDicagO.
gountpangele0enbeiteu,
Die Betriigereien.

Die unterfudun9 ge9en Cameron,
Amber9 & 60, in pullem @onge,
Sic Anflaaen gegen SOgnr bstpabrbeitet,
Der Drudt nrr Gountnmt)s urrbano-
Iunorn in 4jdnOrn u0n Sad)prrftan-
Di9cu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
G6aacMer @e0fel.

Die vGDening B0lt" lit fur folgenbe
@eidi6te peraEtnortli1:
8or Der 6a~noelsb6rie itan6 felt $50
den tdslib ein nod iuuser, iebr 9elp6Dus
LID ouslebcnoer GngIGnoer. melOer ben
NoriIber9ebeuoen ELI Snltrument gum
@lasI1netDen gum Serfauf anbot. Gis
gum per9angenen SalnItag mar ba5 ge>
nalnte @ei6GTt ietn ein5l9sr GrtpcrbS>
spetg, init ipeI6en er iiO lett ieiner Dor
5 WtonQten erfolgteu Guaranteeing
ebrIt9 uno reoIi6 ernGbrt bate. Sein
0ater mar iebr moblbabeno, ALIEN eiu
dltersr Bruoer bate bic Qlnnartl6aft
alf Die @rp)baft, nabreuo, nab engLis
iber Sitte, Die iuugereu Ginber Ieer
aueaehe1. QInge1tOIS oieler GDatiade
mar penn aud Same5 Barton auSges
mdnoert.
@n Samltag nun befam Barton
einen 81ief BON oer 9erthtlt6en Seboroe
IeineS 6eimaibs0rte5 III Gnglano, in
meI1em tbuI mtt9etbeiIt ipuroe, oaB letn
QSater pl0Blt6 geitorben uro oaB Der
dLtere Bruoer Glctor ebenfals lpeni8e
Sage Dor benz Gooe bes Batter pom elmer
anlteGenbeu Rrantbett oabtngeraftt DOrs
Den lei. Sbm iet Nun bic gauge @tbl6aft
bon o 1000 Nfunb STERLING 3ngefalen,
uno er mDge it1 eili9lt auf ben !0eimDeG
be9eben, nm b~ieislbe au5utreten.
a SameS nerieBte. ais er ben BrteT gu
GEoe geteien, Der fleinen Gilte, III pelz
DER er ieine l6aare e~Ingepadt batte,
einen StoB, DaB ite mttten onf Die
StroBe fog, DeraoB oann III aIer @ile
Elm paar Sbrdnen nm ietueu Oerltorbes
men 2Soter, UNI lit Jest bereits anf bober
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

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ma. Y~robei6a1telu per Polt 20 @ts.
Or. s. 8. Mc2saH, 3l4@9eltnutltr., ct.
Souls. 50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05
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DO. an 1926, 0Ue auf Dem 8eleiie,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

Nuer UOcf0r 1aef, mamt Gu@
BsmegrneI l%lniinn, tpte fam ! a fi9
BsmegunG nerihaffen, ,penn man frauf
lit. @tebmet 0r. So Mc0ean's itGt=
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lelbe gibt SUD Srait mo retligt caS
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guug MAIDEN. Or. S y Mc9ean'S Sfs
flee, 314 G9eftnutltraBe, ct. Souls, Wo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-02-05

Sic stnons : &tlere, = atnseteene Beanie.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-19
Not a Sovereign j."

Ex-President Grant, says the Philadel-
phia Press of Tuesday, finds it no easy
matter to suddenly descend from the high
est post of honor in the nation to the de-
lightful level of free born citizens and
"soverelgns." During his sojourn in this
city he has been continually surrounded by
throngs of admirers, and frequently his
friends increase to most uncomfortable
numbers. After the reception at Independ-
ence hall yesterday afternoon, the express
ident enjoyed quiet little stroll along the
lower portion of Chestnut street, thinking,
no doubt, that among the mighty temples
of trade towering on each side, his personal
identity might be overlooked. For time
the hurrying business men passed and re-
passed him without noting the presence of
the distinguished visitor, but he was soon
pointed out by an observing citizen; others
called the attention OF their neighbors to
the retreating form a crowd quickly col
lected, and the general was suddenly
awakened to the fact that he was at the
head of long procession Of Philadelphians,
and hundreds of others In advance were
taking favorable positions to see him pass.
He bore the infliction tor about half a
square, when the pressure became too great
and, dodging into an alleyway, he rapidly
made his way to Walnut street, where he
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-19
Silver a Legal Tender in Illinois.

The passage of an act by the Illinois leg
islature making silver coin a legal tender
within the limits of that state, cannot pos
sibly cause embarrassment to the United
States treasury. On the other hand, if the
law actually goes into effect and payments
in illinois are really msde in silver coin,
the demand for this kind of currency will
be great, from which the government will
derive considerable profit.
The treasury department is now prepared
TO furnish all the silver coin that the people
of Illinois, or those having debts to pay
there, may desire, in exchange for green
backs, and will make from fifteen to twenty
per cent. profit by the operation. The eff
feet of the law upon business in Illinois
will simply be to force people of that state
to receive currency worth from fifteen to
twenty per cent. less than greenbacks in
payment of all debts due to them, while
their debts to citizens of other states will
HAYS to be paid 10 legal tender notes. In
transactions between citizens of Illinois
there will be neither profit nor loss on new
contracts.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-19

The election of Judge Willard as chief
Justice of the supreme court of South Car
olina was a greater triumph for Governor
Hampton, and for the practical acceptance
of the presidents policy, than at first ap-
peared. He was opposed persstently and
to the end by the bourbon and fire eating
element of the democracy because he was
not democrat, and by the carpet-bag re-
publicans because, although o republican,
he decided that Chamberlain was not elect
ed governor. One thing, however, must
be said to the credit of his opponents, no
matter how mistaken they may have been;
they had the courage to stand up to their
convictions-if convictions they can be
called-and to vote steadily against him to
the end. In this respect, their course lie in
striking contrast to that of those members
of the Vermont legislature who have been
30 loud mouthed in their denunciations of
the judges of the supreme court of YER
mont, and yet, when the matter of their
reelection came up, they were found to a
man voting for their continuance in office
for another two years. By their votes,
they confessed themselves either slanderers
or unfit to be legislators-they can take
either horn of the dilemma they please.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-19
Addison County Notes.

Colonel Edwin S. Stowell OF Cornwall,
is dangerously i'll with disease of the
bowels, and the physicians fear that he
cannot recover.
Mrs. James Fletcher of Bridgeport, died
on Wednesday night, May 16, at the age
of "a years. She had been quite i'll for
many wooho.
Mrs. Andrus of Cornwall, widow of the
late Ethan Andrus, has been seriously ILL.,,
but is somewhat improved.
WA. Remele of Middlebury, who gradu-
ated at Middlebury college in the class of
'7G, and who is now studying for the min
istry at Yale, is visiting at the home of his
father, Stephen w. Remele, and will preach
several weeks during bis vacation, in New
Hampshire.
Abel P. Skiff, ESQ.,, of Bridport, has SO
much recovered from his recent paralytic
attack as to be able to visit his daughter in
st. Johnsbury.
Charles p. Chapman of California, has
just returned from New York city, and is
visiting his family friends in Middlebury.
He is looking finely after several years resi-
dence in the golden state.
The annual convocation of Jerusalem
chapter, No. 2, of royal arch masons at
Vergennes, will occur on Monday evening,
May 81, for the election of officers. Ed
ward S. Dana of New Haven, grand high
priest of the state, will be present and in
stall the officers elected.
George w. Brown of Boston, for many
years resident and town clerk in New Hs.
ven, is in Addison county buying wool, and
receiving it at Middlebury.
Col. N. F. Danshee of Bristol has re-
Gently visited New York and spent week.
At the annual convocation of Potter
chapter, No. 90, royal arch masons, at Mid.
dlebury, held Tuesday, May Is, Norman
f. Rider was elected high priest, Henry L.
Sheldon, king, and Charles d. Earl, scribe.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-05-19

The governor of New York has vetoed
an appropriation of ten thousand dollars
toward the erection of a monument to CON-
memorate the battle of Saratoga, on the
ground that "tbere is hardly a county
" which has not within its borders some
localities signalized by events of historic
" interest" 1t may be SO, but neither his
torians or the people have discovered it,
and Governor Robinson alone knows of
this large number of "localitie5" in New
York ''signalized by events of historic in-
"terest." The legislature of Vermont ap-
propriated fifteen thousand dollars toward
the erection of monument to commemor-
ate the battle of Bennington; and as this
battle was decisive of that Saratoga, we
presume the governor thought, although he
does not say so, that one monument would
do for both, and that without any expense
to the little poverty stricken state of New
York-hence the veto.