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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
The Eastern Question.

The ruler OF Turkey Is not likely 10 10.
crease In obstinacy during the SUSPENDED
condition OF the question concerning the
Turkish provinces. he cannot De oiiho 70
the great revolution In the sentiment OF
Christian Kingdoms, especially OF England.
The English have absolutely taken new
position, and clearly, we understand, on
account Of change In the English mind with
regard to the bearing OF the; Eastern ques-
ton upon British interests. The idea that
Constantinople Is in the road to India Is no
longer the pivotal point of English policy.
Russia,s march southeast OF the Caspian
puts different face upon the question, and
Eneland's control Of the suez canal termi-
mates the old theory. England, therefore,
gives rein to public sentiment. ,lsa.
Public sentiment being released from an
"old-iogy" shackle, we sec how the liberal
marty has taken the lead. and now the decia-
ration Of the Joint opinion Of the leaders OF
that party is evidently acquieeced In. This
is that England, with other European row.
crs. or with Russia, shall "force upon Tur-
"key the adoption OF the necessary proyl-
"sions for the security Of Christians In the
" disturbed districts"
We have no idea that il is possible for the
European Christians to live IN peace with
the Turks under Turkish government.
There can be no homogeneity OF popula-
ton in which there are brought toSether
such obstacles to order and contentment.
The European Kingdoms certainly see th's'
and ought as civilized communicable
alone the question OF rcligion-to put an end
TO such disturbance to the peace OF Eu-
rope by expelliug Turkish authority from
European territory.
Soon after tho meeting OF the ambassa'
doral representatives in Constantinople II
was plain that neither Prussia nor Austria
could be induced 10 do anything that was
not hostile to Turkish rule in Europe. That
shreSyd and wiEul man BISMARCK was
clearly not to DC brought to any co6pera'
ton favorable to tho pretensions OF the
| Ottoman Porte. 1t was plain that right OF
solf-governmcut must be accorded to the
Turkish provinces. England saw this clearly
enough to induce her to put her own de-
clarations under wise restraint, and we IND
her concurring with both Prussia and Rus
sin. From the first session of the ambassa-
! doris convention it was known that st.
George" and the Crescentwould not again
float in friendly embrace in upper air.
It is matter of interest for the peace OF
the world that the Eastern question should
be eGectually ended. From tine present
disposition OF tue European Kingdoms we
take it that nothing short Of the establish.
| ment OF the autonomy Of the Turkish pro-
yinces will be submitted to. Even that,
however, would lead to further struggle.
The provinces will probably become more
than ever inpatient feeling almost free
The slight remaining ties-the ragged re,
mains of the connection that are almost
seyered-will be the more irritating be-
cause newly exercised. The best thing that
could be done would be to force the Turk
| to withdraw to Asia, and there to contine
himself. 1t would be better for him and
hotter for the civilized world
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DEATHS.

Died, ut the residence Of hts son-!n-law Isaac =.
Mercer, on Thursday, February 18TH, ut l0 a. ID;
AUGUSTUS ARSELL, In the ssveniy-fnlrd year OF
The funeral Will take place from the Second Bap-
The friends and ncquaiuIances OF the family, ana
those OF Augustus Arse, Jr., are respectfully m
yitcd TO attend.
Died, ut his residence. on yenable street, Thurs
native OF Gainsboro, England, in the sixiy-seventh
year Of hts age.
Tha funeral will take place from his resideEoe
TOMORROW NJ $50 p. AZ. Friends and acquain!-
ances Of the family respectfully requested 10
tend. ~ @,s.st N -,
Died, suddenly, at the residence OF her dsIghte!,
Mrs. James ". Lewellea, In Henrtco county, n -
lnidniynt the I4.h Instant. Mrs. SARAH w. A.
Ley reiict Of j. c. Haley, In the year
The funeral will take place at the Leigh.Strse,
BapIISt church THIS fFriday) AFTERNOON at .
O'Clock. Friends and acguaintances or Inc fanny,
. attend. ts. ys s...T4tt- s.s.t~-s.S'.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
1,na constitutions Amendments.

The Constitutional Amendnents.e
A inst sarcasm was uttered by Mr.. JOHN
RON. OF Richmond, In the Virginia Senate
ON wednesday. upon the resolution Of SEN
atcr PENN referring the question concern
ing the proper time OF the appornon-
nent Of representation 10 tho Leelsla.
tire 10 the Court Of Appeals. nat
q position. =, said he, "will the Senate place
"itseli In by now inquirinS elsewhere ios
.tthe meaning Of provisions adopted ,oy
.e itself, and submitted fer approVai 70 tue
:. ,,eonle,n A very decided hit. Senator
pny. withdrew his resolution; but, never
the)ess, tho inquiry raised shows "hat "
confusion the Legislature has gotten INTO
upon these amendments. they are very
5au,perscctly framed, and leave room ios
/ doubt and controversy.
we approved some OF the amcndmehes
and seriously objected to others. Had they
been submitted separately, and had the peo-
ME been permitted to vote discriminatory
upon them. they could not all have been
ratified. We suspect that some members
Q. the Legislature were led to press them
.all at once in hope that thus all would De
defeated. II so tho disappointment to them
Is sharp.
We mass-oGject to biennial sessions and
tho reduction OF the number OF representa-
t;yes in the Legislature. In every case
where legislative bodies have been reduced
very much, the result has been damaging to
the public interests. Rings, and cliques,
and nepotism have barnacled the govern
men, under such system. The State
honors, enolumepts, and good things gene
rally, are dispensed in manner CORE
spending with the limited nature OF the
representation, and the community contri-
butcs steadily to the comforts and advan-
ta-es OF narrow circles.
Biennial sessions arc full OF evil to the
State. The capacity and dignity OF the
Legislature are ever depreciating, and pub
hc enterprise anu energies are depressed.
Every State OF free aud enterprisins popl-
lation should have the aid of the frequent
meeting OF the public representatives. a
State that needs not q Legislature once a
year is dead. Look now at the pending
questions concerning the Clifton Forge
ocnrection-So called. The railroad bill OF
last year demanded further action, and lin
gerel for the want OF it. We are not sure
but that it should have died. Buff it
should not, another Legislature was needed
to give it vitality. An interval OF two years
would have been disastrous to that or any
more important work similarly conditioned.
Yet more important still is the question
which again presents itself rs to whether
the gap between Buchanan aud Clifton
Forge should be filled with railway or
canal. That raises inquiry OF great moment.
Should intervals OF two years at such q
time come in to imperlth the public interests
Without stating tho general and numer-
ous other objections, we say that biennial
sessions and small Legislature will be to
Virginia uncomfortable. And the agitation
for repeal of these two amendments can.
not he begun too soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

Wishing 10 cloes out my entire stock Of WIN
DRESS GOODS. CASsIMERES, FLASSEL'
| will offer for the next :hirtT days unprec''
bargLrs. Cal! early and secure some d the oa''
DRESS GOODS Of all kinds a; coI 10 c!o-e
out.
A large stock Of LIGHT SHADES, POfLiH
ALPACAS, for evening and pariy-crc'
cost TO CLOSE them out.
BY entire stock OF WINTER CASSlhEEEs
TERPROOF CLOTHS, WHITE, RED e
and BLUE FLASNkLS, 1t cost price,,
and secure bargain in them.
Is pieces lo.4 BLEACUED SliEFTlNG j.
worth 4sc. ward. THIS /, the greAt't' %
OF the season.
1000 yards IRISH LINEN REMNANTS Az
and 75c., worth 75c.. 81, anc sl.2'
This is the cheapest lot OF linens ever =
this city. Call and see them.
For bargains In all kinds Of goodsa cal a.
WILLIAM TiiALiilnEE'
ma col Broad =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
a BLoopY AFFRAY FROM A MISTAKE.

A BLOODY s,AFFRAY FROM A MIsTAKE.-
Cincinnati, February 14.-Considerable ex-
element having been caused recently at
Rising Sun, Ind, by the robbery Of graves
by resurrectionists, the citizens have made
efforts to prevent such occurrences, Yester.
day the body OF a little girl was buried, and
friends hired two men to watch the grave.
Mayor Gillespie, also sent two watchers to
the grave, not knowing OF the action Of the
relatives OF the deceased. The result was
fusilade between the watchers, each being
mistaken for body-snatchers. Henry Sum
mers, OF the Mayors party, was slightly
wounded, and Joseph Jones, OF the other
party, dangerously wounded, receiving the
whole load OF shot In bis side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

raise ! bushcl Of oJssers from the water.
bed than it Is TO slsi and garner bushei
Of corn upon landlthat Is paid for. tne
oyster.pcds are the States, and their pro-
auctions might2be sold as the farmer se.'s
his coru. The compromise that gives the :,
States property to shc citizen should oy al
mcany secure through the vigilance OF tue
e,t,zen the small tax imposed by the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
so.CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
.. 99-CEST STORE:
ESQ RUSsIA-LEATHER PoRTE-aoSH'
200 CHIP MEERsCHAUM PIPES
1875 MARKET and LUNcH-BAsKEIS
so STAND woRK-BASKETS
IT'S TIN TOILET SETS ,
rs yIoLINs,
800 FouR-wHEEL WAGONS
$40 dozen TOILET soAfs-e4 case' Fr .
so WALNUT STANDS,
$50 WALNUT DooK-siIELrS
$50 sTEP-LADDERs,
500 LARGE MIRRORS,
NEW DOLLS, CARRIAoE-"hn !
LAP-BoARDs, HAT-RAchs'
BLACKING-CAsEs,
ALBUMS, CLOCKS, GOBLIN"
FLowER-PoTs,
UMBRELLAS, LAMPS
To be sold for. 30 cESTsat S-c.
fe1S ooo DH -(---------~1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

Colonel George Tyler, Of Caroline, has
recently had large number of bis sheep
killed by dogs. This is too bad, even for
Legislators to tolerate-killing sheep In
iiambina season butyet they say weiwlll
not. tax dogs but will sheep. 80 sstsY;f !.
3ss' DR., Robert Crochet, OF Wythe county,
died last Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

ARREST OF A, GANG OF CorNTERF i.
Dubuque, Io,ra, February l4.-Omcers to-
day arrested four counterfelters-heaIsoh
Lyon, Calvin Lyon, John Lyon ana alex.
A. dies and moulds for making five, ten,
and fifty-cent coins, OF, which they had q
considerable supply when captured. They
also had act OF burglar tools. Two men
supposed OF the same gang were t'Aen Gu J ~
terday at Clinton. $50. - sE ,Je 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
another Fire In CuIpcper.
....CuLpEpER, February IA, 1877.

N CuLPEPER, February II, 1877.
Il Editors Dispatch: The stable and corn
house of A.. j. stofer, editor Of the Observer,
was burned this morning about o O'Clock.
Loss, about $500. No insurance. Cause
unknown-suppesed to be careless use OF
pipe and matches. Our second fire In two
dars 80 $500 v ,..syt t5,.,eA r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
WEST POINT, February Il, 1871


Editors Dispatch: The Tayloe farm, a
large tract OF land lying just above the
town, which was incorporated last winter
as a part Of West Point, was sold yester-
day under deed OF trust and was bid In
by Messrs. Palmer, Steward q Co., the orr
ginal owners. The farm was purchased
about twelve months since by the West
Point Commercial Company Of Messrs. Pal
mer, Steward & Co. for $4,000. They paid
$4,000 in cash, and gave deed OF trust to
secure the balance of the pur chase-money.
The purchasers having failed to comply will,
the terms the farm was sold yesterday under
this deed. It was bid in at $4,000. While
it was in the hands OF the Commercial Com
pany they had it incorporated, surveyed,
and laid of into lots. A petition is in cir
culation to-day asking the Legislature to
repeal the act incorporating the Tayloe
tract.
Our town was excited yesterday evening
over
ALITTLE "UNPLEAsASTNEsS
between Colonel Fl. T. Douglas, superin-
tendent of the York River road, and man
named Gleason, the telegraph operator at
this place. It seems Gleason was discharged
q few days since, concerning which an in
sulting correspondence passed between him
and Colonel Douglas. Colonel Douglas hap
pening to be in town yesterday, met Giea-
son and asked him why he wrote him such
IN insulting letter. Receiving an unsatis-
factory reply, he broke his cane over Glea-
sons head and then struck him with his
fist No sooner was this done than Gleason
commenced operations; struck Colonel
Douglas in the face, Knocked him down,
and, Jumping upon him. commenced to
pound him unmercifully. He was taken
off, however, before any serious harm was
done. Much regret is expressed over the
affair. - go. s-.'sSt t.Sit24.
Our people are excited over political
affairs, and begin to fear that we are the
victims Of a 7" Yankee trick" The general
sentiment seems to be, however, that the
decision Of the Commission: must be quietly
acquiesced in. . ~ ~, 80, ;.
The weather Is much cooler than 1t has
been for several days past. QuI. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
NJ PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
orR OWN DIRECT IMP0RTATlo!

We have the testimony OF physicians ~
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken J.
"a more acceptable TO the stomach an! NOR
a.sirIl.ted than any other oil.
we puarautee Il 20 lie entirely pure a."
free from rancldity, and fully poesees'ns A.
wonderful remedial properties claimed Tor .
cod-uver oil. hEADE q n|N -'' -
importing and Dispensing PhAF1n",
,cs els Main street. Richm"s!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

Two companies Of infantry have arrived se
at Gainesville to aid in the COLLECTION o. tue
revenue. They will be mounted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

cHfNGLES.-75,00 900 TWELyE-LNCH
y PUNCH HEART SHINGLES. on the dock, for
sale by II. d. SnMERYLLLE son.
ia I6-ot Twelfth street south or tssry.
DERFUME-BoXEs, TOILET POW
il DERS. elegant CoLOGSEs. Rabbtt Is, P I'M
LET SOAPS, COMBINATION sfiAViSsi-cuu 2 .
&G AZ aeb I !, rr,AyoRiNa EXTRACTS srIegs.
or ATlNE sc. I., WAGNER, flSas,ssf, 81
daoa re'S Sixth aud Hroad streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
NILLINERY GO0DS

1dILLIN ERY-REAOsnV, n-o,ai
WI Having removed TO Ne. SOL ,,n biot q.
AZ rot corner OF Third. WIN eonsn, 80!
sen the STOCK s on hAs atoS 81
make room ior 81 AiN" Mrs. III. WAL
No. sol Broad street, s0'HS'
fa 12-esol1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

NJ BOXES OF PAPER AND EN
LOPES, containing "a sheets OF paper -
envelope. at 5, 20, as. 80. So, 40, -, IA
per box;
Excellent NOTE PAPER nj Il per renm;
HEAVY ENVELOPES at soc. for y box Of -
LEGAL CAP. LETTER CAP, and FOOL
PAPER very cheap.
Also, PENS, INK, and MUC1LAGE;
RUBBER-HEAD LEAD PENCILS "a: 25'
dozen. LEVY BROTlliI
EargaIns in COLLARS aid CUFFS. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16
ARREST OF A TREASURY CLERK.

Thomas G. Douglass, q clerk in the office
Of the First Auditor Of the Treasury, was
arrested this afternoon by a special agent Of
the Treasury Department on the charge Ct
imparting information to claim agents OF
amounts Of unclaimed interest due to war;
Gus persons holding United States bonds.
Douglass was sick in bed at the time OF his
arrest, and s OF his house in charge OF an
officer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-16

CIRCUIT COCRT-PERsoSAL-T CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO woREs-C CERT-wEATHER,
CROPs-THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
ICcr-csnoudepco Of the Richmond Uspatch.l
, 1877-09-08

tbeibiate bieien Woridlae isbr. Wdb.
reno ben GrDternneen cniidieb &ihter
6uobss. oob GO nidt erIaubt lei. bic
5iIfe elmer Snrp> in einem porldufieen
Snjunetion Sale. 81 beonipruden. Col.
Woung fpro1 feline 8%epnnbsrmns iibcr
oiefe Gntidsibnns ous. neil lie onosrs
lei. ole Die bss uorberasbenoen Saaes.
Col. Donns uerweiserte auf Dem Dor
ihla9 bes &idter Tislos ein3ugsben. oa
berielbe i'm @an3.n eenommen cine ue-
berl,eferune aIsr &e9te on ben &ldser
aIeid fdme, ,porauf oas @eridt ioste.
buB ba fsin gomprrmib 5uitanoe 9sfom
men, Der Gan weiter eefii6rt peroen
miiHe. Nad furser 8eratbuns. bins
lihtli4 Der Vrt Der 0%erbanolnna, tsfobl
oas @sridt nit Der 2siung Der 3eus-
niIie f%ort3ufabren, peldss big 4 ubr 9s-
i9ab. porauf bas @eribt iid uerta9ts.
Die Beweiie iolen ieGr wioeriprsdeno
iein.
Cine Depsf6e bon ssiiern bsiast :
.Sos @eridt uiro ii4 3sit nebmcn.
ben pund.6all ~ enti6eioen. bcsbaIb
wirb oieie @ode feline grti9doun9 er'
foI9sn."
, 1877-09-08

nS elm oerfudttr Dreu.
SEM" pei @rapeIotte mor's i'm Sabre
Deb 5eits 1870. Sic 61lnht mar
ldnaif i'm @on9e uno in Der Uerbanb,
Stntion battsn MGe Sic Sdnbe BON au
ibun. Die Werwunheten waren 10 pieIe
bas bic regnIdren Granfentrdssr nidt
msbr onsreidten uno 10 ruuroen nod Fl.
ne MaIie onbere Sol6aten gu benz ni9t
eerahe iebr ansenebmen @eiadft tom.
manoirt. Die @ermunbsien mitten aug
Dem SdIodtensemiibl in Die Ysrbono.
Station 5u tronsportitsn. 8ei oieiem
traurisen @eidift ssi6 .,ete lid namen.
elm bieoerer Sduobe aug, Der nit Der
arDbten @emiitbsrnbe Iih in ben oiht..
item anselreern tiirste uno Die 0sripun-
ostsn gang alIein berausboIte uno inSis
derbeit broGte. Scr bieoere Shmabe
bate es beionocrs uuf feline eisene9anoa.
leute abseIeben. einmat er,piihte er einen
-Yreub'n. Der in sinem @rab.n lag
unb eana idmmerli6 ft6bnte.
rNa. no feblt's tenn?" fragte Der
Shwab.
sd bab' 70 me perhommte JbnIIe.
pot'2uael burd's &nie 9efrieet uno bos
tbut berf1u6t peb."
n@laub's tpobl. ormes Mannerl. no
tomm' Der. i'd traa' Sid bort briibsn
bin III De Ooftsrs."
Dabei nabm er meinsn 1ieben preu.
Ben auf Die Shulter unh trobt wo6las.
mutb os. Yloblid ieood broui eire
Wolfugel beran uni pbne bnB Der
Shwab et,pns bopon merit. rsiBt 5ie
BEN armen YrsuB,n Den Rnpf Oh. gno.
LID Ian9t Der @hmab bel Der Station
an.
.5ier. 0err Sottor. bring ib gtnen,
BEN bat 10 Elm Gilou BON Gronsos oos
sonae anie S'iamme9'i@oHen." Onbei
leat CT Den Yreuben lanslom hin. Ser
Softor idaut uno iiebt Die 2tide obne
2opf.
.Nber. @dwab. ben bdtrn De lieaen
laIien f6nnsn, Der bat ia teinsn Gopf
msbr !"
sit bod Die M0sli6teit! 50 elm
ptrFndtrr YrsuBe. 5ost mir Der Gerl.
er bat MIR i'm Gui, an au9sl uno % bot
er Tel 2opf mcbr. Sos lit rod elm gang
infohmiates 2iisenpad
, 1877-09-08

AeDnnnSbaticnsiise SerlaAen Sqitrnpub I'm 3:45 81.
w.. tomrten in @erbenssiae I'm 1870 Nabm. unb in
Wafbi atpn um 1 AS 2benbs an, :"
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Npe!s. Irepilian's, Gorp neville charlottesville Stoun.
ten, .Spibsn. M.atcrp', G~cptnstpn uab allen rvaularen
Stattppen mefflih ppn 9~pptnatOn an.
accommodation sise tabren td8li6 (Scnntaas ans.
esnpinnen unp perbin en- i& in @Orssnssiae ir N Is.
tn9tcn.
Ysf. unb Grsrtb.3ase ~ser6inssn Nd in 9prsvssyin,
tar geaihtnstUn MI Elm Ypa3us In Gbartpttespia fir
ypnGbure une ben 9 etn
@rp'ee,ae sertinbet Et in Gtneinnatt nit en- Trunfa
ttnten fur aQe Yunt:e I'M Wsften. Nertwefen unb SIo.
sefen. incl. California Oregon unb 1sras.
gpfjus frrnmt In Nidmpnr I'm 4:30 Nadmittaas On.
@~rprsbias Scn Cincinnati perb nbet In @p,fpnsptQe
NIT Der Virstnia Mio'ano Gifenbabn. fpu,tt in gpalp.
txatpn UNI 7:i0 WDrm. unb In Ri4 mpnb UNI $50 Born.
an unb ~oerbinbtt itd NIT ben Midmono unt Nans,0e ant
Guben. -"
Ieeemmp! a!icrs3us tpmmt UNI $40 Wurmittaasan an.
SNlaf dragons fabren mi aleu glrGs xeem.
Durd Gidsts ne : n S~erfauft unb @ep1d perpeif
FAD aAen 5aupt. Yuriteu
Wdpere Mnsfuntt rpe8en Yreiie etc tbtrb n no. 1926
@tatn Str., pter In Der . f6cs Der Gcmpasnie ertbtilt.
Convoy 81. 6pp1re
General YaFasier. unb Ttdet. Nsent,
Us. W. g. Dunn,
Snsenieur unb SnperintenNent. 81
, 1877-09-08

hatuneei nesbefar n.
Disbes. Griib e.itsrn Morsen
tpnrbe in bos Gibnsrbous bss 6srrn ..
g. Brand, Gr. 3l4, @lb. Oritte Ctr,
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mems Meooe. an9ebalten. iporanf Der
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bate. fallen lieR bann f%ortlisf uno ent.
fam. obelei4 Ct perfol9t tuurbe. Hsrr
Brand seiete bic Sone Der Boliaei an
nnb Sergeont 0aI psrbaitete aeftern
IL l1br Sim 9pler. elm bsfannter Gieb,
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be. Ser Qerl ,uobnt in elmer Dube. Ode
Jouibee nnb ganplftr. 9lls Der. Ser.
qeant in bic Bube cling. fanb sr cine
Msnee peri@iebensr Ga9eI. ,uopon si.
nise Nrtifel bon gopt. 5. $. Gbamb.r.
lapne. als iein gissntbum unb onosr.
DON 0errn 8. 3. Trapier, ais bas@sini.
&c anerfannt ,puroe.
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cine pollfommene Arne Noab III.
9pIsr III Gin sntIa1ener @trdfine unb
iolI Der 6ouptmann elmer R~duberbonbe
iein. Ct bsbauptet. baB Der Nescr
Nssabe ole bic @o4sn nod itinsm6au.
ie eetra@t uub i'm ssbeten iie aufsubs.
,pahren.
Die 9sffo6lsnen Sa&en werbsn bsute
in BEN ..Nolijeiaeri@is iein unb i.bsr.
,peEnerslrtiiel permibt. aIs Silbsrseue,
9ii&ierpietten. parfImirte 6eife. 3iii.n.
jbnjiee. 9ii&meHsr unb @absln. Ran.
nsnfri@te. roiben 5lansl. Waumlpo lsn.
1eus etc. etc. tenn fi& bic s6a&sn bort
onieben.
, 1877-09-08
Sos Sonntoossgla entbalt:

Sos @onntasssgla entbdIt:
.Monitu Walbpogel." Noue1e bon
Wilhelm Serien.
rlm meinss &eIbes rpeaen nabm fix
MIDI" Nopsle BON Clara Stcin.
.l1m Ghre unb Qeben." &oman BON
~. 8sbolb.
.Monbelunsen.~ Don ". @iooern.
.Wns zine Seri1Iene @oite eraablt."
Bon gliic YoIfa.
.Die YoImsn." Cine Sdilberuns Gus
Dem pTan3enaside.
@euerbe unb Snontrie.
.Gie @sibe.." Cine Gamiliense-
ihihte in pier 8udern bon 8alouin
M61banien.
.Tie Snisftsn."
Ser 9ottibelesene Sacob." BON
2ubwie unaeuaruber.
,Gas Gait iertel bon 2onoon,"
.Die 6eerdubsr in ben oiialiaiii4en
@epdfern.
.Dss Didtsrs Soater."
.Deutide Grsisbsrinnsn i'm Muslan'
o."
Mooenbsriht.
6ans. unb 2anopirtbidaft.
Shera unt 9umor.
l1nb bieIe anbere intereIlante Saden.
, 1877-09-08

DoIi3ei 0eri1t. 5oIeenoe
Gdne famen seftern in bieiem @eridte
lur WerbonbIun8:
Sufius NeIfon. fnrbia, ongeffoet zine
perticn 6oIa bon s. u. @oSbin gtifob.
len 3M haben. murbe III 6 Stunben Sail
unh 6 6iebsn p%srartbeilt.
SuIia Sodion uno Tannie p.Qram.
forbia. angsfInat be Mietta gouEns
aeihimpft ur6 ibr nit @&Idatn aebrobt
au hoben, muroen L SIS unb 2oien &c.
frat.
Mietto Gou5ins. farbis. ons.flaat ben
Wiion 0enberion onasqriifen un6 &c.
f6tasen su bobsn. tuurb. IS s~eitroft.
,9bomas Carroll. onetilaot IS. bos
giasntbnm BON 8. 6. Darby unteriAla.
gen al baben. erbieIt 10 Sage Sail.
Mnbrsm Sames. forbis. onaefloet in
bos 9ibnsrbaus oes Mnhretu Gorb in
Gsnrieo Gountp. eineebrohes mnb meb-
rere 0iibner torans aeifoblen au baben,
tumrbe benz County ~ibel,pisien.
Martin Jones uno George Corner.
ausi farbiae Matroi.n. oneeilogt Ser.
fonen NIT @tshsn aebroht au baben,
,purben. Bis CUR Nbfabrt ibr.r @9iHe.
In bic Sail eefanot.
Marp aeitb. anaeffaet bas 2ino Der
Bridget &pan AT unmoroIiiden 3weden
oerborssn 5u balten. Der Jall murbe
abespisIsn, ba Der 9ldaer uidt eridien.