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Scr orobemOe 9oFomotip : sfiibrer=
elusitanS auf Oct ,,Heaoin9er
G20f1ts 80

Yb ilaoel ) ia 8. april. - Gie
"Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers"
belt heute bier einc Seriammluuy, welder
stpa $50 Oelc9aten aug usriGleoenen QanoeS.
tbsilen betrpohuteu. gs maroe bei1loiieu,
oen 9otomottpfiibrern Der D8eab:n9er Balm"
llhtsrlt'ibang gu geuGbrsn, i'm Sale lie ftd
fir etneu Ausitano ertidieoen ODER tps9en
ltrcr Serbntuu9 nit Der Brotherhood"
entlaIen wiiroen. Sie Babnseieliduit ent.
l.eB heute Is pei;er, welhe itf) weigertsn,
Die Stellen Der entlaiiensn 9ofomotlpidbrer
Qr.uuehmPn
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gSdIObrGuOe.

8ougbfeepite, N..Y 8. Qpril. -
Die gSllber in Der 9fdbe b,s 8odlanb= Sees
in BEN 6odIauos am Suoion iinb in Brano
geratben. @inc Stseds @altlaao bon Spei
Wellen 2duge ilebt bereits in Slammen, uno
bas Seuer greift lmmer weiter I'M Iit.
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o,
Mlf0ltSd,eS SGSettttffeI

IAIkaIIne KesoIVent),
Elm nit SOB sefbwdnseres SeilpaIiet benz 8idbper.
9tiitnger, Selsers unb an6eren Baiiern lberleoel.
Us lit elm ucrSigItteS Wtiel Del 8pspepfe, Wiaaens
ldure, Soobrennen, Uli9rdue, SIdbungen, @5aSan
iammIuH9 i'm UtaSen u. |. 10. Breis 81 Die 6lal6e.
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5.
GN0tnt.S0tferf1ntfin

oas nene 6emtide Wttttel sur Seilun9 bon 9unaeUs
Sdlotn6iubt 2uitr6brenaits, 3e9ltopfz@ntsanoina.
Sulten, GraltIng, Seutbuiten II. {. (. Brefs 81 BE
6laihe; brei 5laiten $5.
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23.
MeG1teS glntt GtctnmitfeI LIthIal.

5elt Nierenz, Saienz, ioiuie Sraufbeiten oerSorn.
ne9e.
aurtrt iauere gusideibunsen in 48 Stunoen uub
ldngerer i5rf.
Sas en5i8s Der Gbemte bstannte barntreibenSs
Dtitte.
Breis So oas 8adet NIT Bud, spei gadete %.
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Observation-Disclosures Glir;r
statfeaSes snt1ic,t,,, ,,nn sser,,

SuT Inintttebaren 9etlun9 pon &beumatismus, Neu
ral9te, 8tdt Il. ~. G5 fuiro llm enen gerub Elm
orln9lltf erutt. Freia 50 bic 6tai6e.
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GhetutSme

Sluts uno 8noden peilsSalbe,
Vlut= uno &nuden= 6eilzSalbe.
Se lit in 2erbtnbuns nit ber tnnerIi als 8lutrei.
nigertn iptrtenoen aIe9spfanSe duBerI9 Su 9ebrauz
den. Brets 81 bte Sbadtel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-09

nerlebt Der Saut beTrtbe @ldtte ln6 Sammets gBeds
belt uno ben ausen tiefen @anB. Sie ld1afft, an
Sdnoen, Roie, g8angen, sails ODER gtirn anaenan6t,
cine eIaitide 9etSe, Breis 50 Die fsIai6.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-09

oeonoets fir ole Merp0ien uno @ntfrdfteten 6efmnf
Sratt, @einnobelt uno polfommene 8eroauuns fol-
gen lnooanoerlld auf ieinen @e6raud. Yreis So bic
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SSGfft nf,rff nj n eft -lGtfrnHt

ON oorsi8Iides Uiittel sesen blinoe Sdmorboiben.
oene 8noten Der rgiIoenen glber iudenoe Sdmorrbotz
ben II. I. t. Yrei5 So Die 5laide.
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Qlttgentu0jSer (0ptie FIuidl

Elm quocratneS Ntttel gegen 2aubbeit. Breis s3Sie
Glaibe; Sfuei SIaiten So.
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4il0nfhuS= Grfrnff.

stn m neu enoeftes Wittel segen Sanudt, geitstaus,
Git9rat5z unb Sirnleiben. Ytei5 81 Bic SSIaidbe:
bret 6lalben flr So.
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=! sMs!m,arantb far oas saar,
&ntnIinsGrfrnff

Elm SoarzSeri6 6onerun8s=, BiebeIberIteaunes= unb
2oilehensylittet. 4reiS 81 Die 6Iaide.
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@lethetsVhnSnhnr.

8esen iSrauenzY YeidDerben, baupti6bld, Der Nropen
6reuno. Yrets 50 bic iSaitei Spei tsIaiten IS.
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SIosGaroItua.
@as Chamberlain bcabitd,ttat.


@olumbia, S..@., Z. 4pril.-gin &c.
ridteritatter befraate beute Sprn. @tamberlaiu
iiber oeiien Bldue fir Die 3ufunit. Chamber,
lain mcigsrte iid, isine Itftfteu arSugeben,
erfl6rte lsbod i'm Nagerleinen, er CLAUDE
nidlt, paB Der 1bsug Der Sruppeu gleidlbe.
beuteno NIT leinem S!urse lei; es mirbe
pabrdeinlih ieiue Yiid,t lclu, itd i'm Nmte
sn behaupten, bis er buld Sewalt uerordngt
nerbe.
9teuc 9er,pi6cIunac,t.
@ai hingto s. Qpril. = yteue 8erz
p1delungen iino beiiialis9 Der Siib @arollz
no'er Trage eirgetrs1en. Chamberlain nnb
ieine anhdnaer iollsu 5eihlofen baben, itre
anipri;he gu behauptcn. Sie srfldreu, i'm
Tale meoer Samptsn, nod @bamberlaiu ge~
feblih etngeisst ieieu. 10 ici Der 2estere uuter
ben BeliimIluneen elmer 8lauiel in Der @on'
ititutiou pon Glib Carolina bsred,tilt, ais
@ouuerueur III fuag!ren, bis iein 9tatbfolser
gsl.tlih erpdblt uno eingsebt lei. &rlgbt,
Der brittle 9ttdter bes Sberseri9ts, ueldler
eeiteru in Columbia anfam, ftimnlt bleier
4niid,t bel uno erfldrt, menn Die @eisb-
9ebung iiberhaupt 5uiamueuaeie, I'M etnen
neusn @ouuerreur gu ermahlea, cine neue
Stlmmen,Gh.urg ucrsunehmen obsr lpnftige
Mabreselu gu treffen, 10 miiiie bic auiforoe=
ring BON Gbambsllatn ans9ehen.
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epe3ial. .Nott3el1,
9r. Q. n. unsertpooo,
! om6opatbti&ex ArBt,

9r. Q. n. unserwooo,
bemSopatbti&er ArBt,
10 BON Wr. 255, georszgutamarase, nod gs,. 1os
ebarlesfrase, sSosen, mo erieins aufuerianl=
fett ben peaieen 3rautbeiten bon sraaeu uno inber
tutbnet.
Bhreaufunben bon $40 gorntttass unb bon s-4
unb 6-7 ubr Nahmittass. (San2O, 3Ufte, i.a.aD
&eberts'@aIs:aub5 5Ietihs9rtratt
Nabrbaft uno itdrfeno.
Beiier, aIs eebertbran, aesen S1ptnbiuht,
1uftr0brenaft Gnt5iiToung uno anoefe
2unsen= uno Sais=S SeitDerben. Sei iytfrpen=, ,S4arz
ladb= unb anberen Uie6ern oils ndbrenbes 1ontcum
bur Serbetibrung raider uno ooGftfnbiger @entiung
ebr pirtiam. Gut sesen Dpspepfe. appetitloiststt,
Serbauunssleioen uno allsrmeine Sbodde.
5n alien apotbefen 8u baben. (San.5, 1871
Hareau be. Sasltdst.Gomsaaats
BON Baltimore,
ST. 10, 9outb etrabs.
6 eoie...8illises SeitmateriaI....eo
gSir baben eine uorslsltde Ouditdt Don @oses bot
rdtbs, pede mir bem Eublttum aIs etn empiebIsnsz
pertbes Seismaterial ilr badslite unb anoere 3pee
Offeriren fdnS ei Jeuer uno III fre pon nnreiriss
feiten.
Yefenunsen iperoen in bieiem Biireau oher tn her
tSa6rit, fSuB BON 2eaoenbalitr., anseHomIIen.
preis $3.50 pro gBasenlaoung, In trseRS elnem
Staottbei(e a69elteiert.
(Sh23-tl sSausS 9. Smcutpooo, Sefr,
4Rrs. Gor'S Saotaniid,cs ne9etabtitid3es De-
colt, felt % Sabren ais bas sroBie SlutrentsuHsss
Wttel Der @essn,uart befannt, isirb nur In Sir.
177h, Iapette=, Worotueit>G6e Der eutatp=
gtrae, 5u6ereitet uno 1T bei alien apotbetern 5u b!=
ben. [Nu926, ,t2U!tef)
Rz5- Wan 6eiebe ben
,,3prb Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
che man einen anberen fault, 6ei
3. &. YteslooB,
[sept2S, ,12DiteF] gir. Is, @ermautr.
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II.
WerDeniDefie.

WV sVVW~ TSsWtEE%
retS ..............5O Gents ole Sda6tel.
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Victoria RQpfa

tnrtrt au9enleloen uno gerotiterun3 Der Se9traft.
SretS 81 bic 6laibe; oret SGaiten So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-09

Ydfiel RafTei
aur Sieiie ins &sanS 6eiorst tnnslbais "a e.unben
n. Wdtie,
Gds Der Baltimore ftIase unS s0ifeeza apenue.
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Sotme & &arl,
Nr. 21, Siio= Charles Straje,
nabe oer @ern.anitrai,e,
Baltimore, Nib.
s 1T portenre
@einen 1tne Mtinsra! : @aHeru
5epot In Sen Wereintoten etaaten fiir
G. 4 M. Bol!mana's
berub ten % ein>G Ills.
+
M9enten in Baltimore far
9tpoII II d ri 8 . % d ier-
(Sept15, ,12WteD
Baltimore efre e9n(uranfe Wfffe
auf Der
GiibpeF>G Gde erSoutb> u. Wateritr.

Dieie @eIenibaft oeriiert fortipdbrenb gesen 8er=
lutte ODER Shaben burh BranbunsIiid ioro6I In Der
Stabt tpte aui oem ean6e, ale arten BON gsenttum,
a8obn=, 2aben= uno 2Baarenb6uier, 5an6elsslter,
Aderbau=Brooufte, Ntobelr, Saus gerGtbibaften,
i'm 8au besriffene ODER I'm 5aten in eabuns benSlte
SSdbrseuge u. I. 10.
Sas Siref:orium heitebt aus folsenben Serren:
Bm. y. Soarriion, Yrdiibent;
Sapio g. WIjon, 6. Wtorton Stetuart,
5raneis Z. Sling, 9. s. Neisconer,
Senrp GaroG, SrUiGe SOrptt,
R. g. Steuart, So. o. Eaplor,
g3ml. $. Brune, George &. Sarrion,
s.. pom 8apff v. Mtbert 9stders,
&. 8fobert Senfins, Nenbes eoben,
gBm s. Bennington.
Mpplitations= =Sormuare unb tueitere Hadbrlht lber
bic 5eiel4aft pirb in Der Siiice aut ber SIbiueft=
gde ber Soutb= uno 2Bateritrdse ertbeitt mo AUDI ae
auitrdge ioiort edebigt ipertsn. 9Serfteruneen
tperoen auf irsenb cine 5rit anseuommen, melde aui
&ppIifant fuaniben mag.
[San1,t 1871 Nr. @oootparo, Setr
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Dtr Grfnh Ait NET

ptr Grfn@ Nitbfnfr
nit ietnem
Date.tt Daiier Seinterbebdlkr
iff Die
poufdnbtsfte,o otonomiib fteu.p pratttf@f
Iiange
i'm Tsrtte. Sebe Samle Die ibn Febt mus tbn baben.
0erner
9antpi=Seis,tttg, GarttaeeS
unb
eefen.
WaKerleitnugen unb &eparatureu.
9llba 9nb6aro & Gomp.,
eaopeft ode Der Baltimore. ,.na
Gutatpitrafe.
&. Courtney 4 8rmDer,
Nr. Il, Murb=Gbarles=,
GGeoer 1aDettes strake.
Sntporteure bon
feinem Weinen, @ranntmeinem,
gapanna-Gigarren,
@ sgaImsiiem=sroeerse,a All artiseIm
treuaoem grooustem fesltber slrt.
aaeinis asenteu in Den gereintsen staaten far ben
berIbmteu
Grand "Vin d'Angleterre"
Gbampagner
znb eisfntbamer bes "cIs Club 9eute. rein
,s.,.s N9g$e't sssSsg$ sSbtsfe9's-
Remiagton'fde
stdbntatbine,t,
1euertuaffest,
TYPPE-wR1TERs z1P
aderbaa @eratbe.
saSlt@es 3'pets 8i,rea,t
fir
ben Terfamf auer nnjeres g8aareu
gros uno detail
lsul 6abritsDretfen.
C. Afmin9ton 4 Sobne,
Nr. ~ umo 40, NprS=Gb sttra6e,
Balttmore. 1es.
ben UoA.t9 n. ~. Q. 9hIer,
hon i neg aafaG] gei4ditsfabrer.
" 'li-, ,S,',ssa. 5aotler 4 5dbnt,
Optiter mttD Sutpeliere,
ser. 2t2, sSeH>BaIttutoretr.
11bren, {Iss:",,} Ilsss:", 1tbren,
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gSent, tt..o tote foa n,an tn 2tfties,
frefulireu? 3nformation frei! Sraos
lev & Gomp., YoitOffite~ Bog 1881, Stem.
Oorf. (Dt35, 1Dlt,l l.a.S.)
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"a.
@ttfprtbtttt9 BON tbIoriamerem
t6nfNp

-, = NUEINlIW 6ululIIIneH9eebte VoIuno).
9ellt Seloen Der @elhlebtsz uno 6urnoraaue. Iaure
SSr9nle, petBen Slug u. NJ. autirt irti5s Sdlein
= Stun6eu. Set alte 6due in elmer g9oS6e, VreiS
s3 eeS Boauet, Sipei Badete So.
25.
Saitoremas (8iber9eiD
hetlt Smpoen5 oeersSeruft Der giannbet bei mdnn4
Il1en uao HnTuhtbarteit bem peibIfden GIridledte.
Brets s. sas Yaquet nebft 8uh; Sipei Baauete So.
81 baben bel Setb 2. eanee,
gtr, 1885, 29eit gjalttlnOreftra6e,
Baltimore, Wio.
&alenber (aImanads) init poIer Seitrsibuna aller
Vttttel fino aut auiudben bel Setb G. 5once eras
tts 81 hoeeH; Deroen uub auf 28uEI6 NIT Der Bojt
tl9efaidt. (ssebr22 1S)
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RoforrftsSheSffir1ftts

Gs 1T in Der Gba unb gBabrbett en Saarrtz S1rtrs
Dsitts fir bic gauge arantbeit. PreS 50 Die Ialde;
brei 6laiten So,
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Sttntft1tI.-m nsd,,, a -Nxa,,~,eI
StnphettnI.

Slaide.
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Sauces 3.tiammenseiekter 2lno orna


(SYRUP OF H0REH0UND),
9ance's 5ulammengeleBter 4noorn Sprup,
5ance'S gu uiammengeiester Unborn Sgrup,
bas NiitteI Der 9e9enDart,
baS Seilrnittel Der 3eit,
baS Wittel Der Cation,
er beiIt Seiierfet, Atbmun9sbeidp
9uftrobrenaft nt3lnhuns, Seubbulten, bdutise
Brdune. SAILS, 9unsenz unb Bruf entslnpaus,
Grippe llnb S6pinbiudbt fperoen i6mutlib bur6
oiees unpersleidihe Uiittel turirt.
SaHce's 5uiammengeletter 4noOru Sgrup,
0ance's auiemmengelsettr Unborn zSprup,
panee's 3Iiammeugciebter 4urorn Sprup,
parce's suiammeH9eietter Anooru Sprup.
Brets 90 Gents bic Slaide.
gu ba6en bel
Sctb q. GGaee,
(6ebr19,1S) Rr. 1O8, sSeits25altimoreitrahe.
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Ser Ra,tbntoro BET 9sb an OF. 9

~ Oe"NVHVV*V wv NtV1ttV11 SWt
gebanou, ia s. April.-6rau Slpuep
Uttuer, 9atttu ets Srn. Sol. g NftIer,
pelder, pie bereits gemelbet, in pcrsanaener
g8ote in Der NGhe ieiusr 8obnuna crnor>,t
uno beraubt murbe. lit aui Cen SeroaGt hin,
an Gem Morbe tbellgenOmmeu 3u laben, per-
haftet moroen. Die rleberreite oes Spfers
muroen hsute beifattet, uno iiber 5000 Beric.
uen mo5ntsn Der SeerDiguna bel.
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ge9en 5ersleipen. 8reiS 50 Die 6lai&e; Orei Fabeu
Iar Sc.
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Sd1tTs.&ataitropbe atf Der sslmibi,s=
ger Sat.-Sier Ysrionett ertrtttts

geD 9 orf, 7. Qprii. Gin if)redlider
unfal ereignete lid beute Dtoraen Quf Der 6lu=
lhin9er Sai, 10 lGsm bier Renihenleben gum
Spier ftelen. Der Sdooner ,Nauo Sbonps
ioH," GdpitGn @eefS, tpGr am abeuoe in rer
Sat Dor Nufer geoanacn. Sriia Dtor9eas
Duroe rte Utanuidait burt einen iiirG,ter-
llGlen StoB aus btm Sd)lufe auiaelDrtdt,
Mno als DE Mattolea aui'S Dec lelan9ten,
itelltp e5 iid) beraus, baB oaS SahrSeu9 i'm
Slnfen begrtffsn mar. s}eeer Iuhte, ]id] chi
elgene 6auh Sl rctteH, ishpb bereitete bic
hohgebenoe Gee llnliberDlnolId)c Sinberniiie.
Ssr 9apltGn, Der Stsuermann sSobn SelanCD
uno spu WatroIen, Nanens Solepb StormS
tine Oenrg Jtngent, iaEoen tDablihstnlii1 III
reu Sob in ben Nluthen. Deutt iriia. alS Ger
ShooHer y6rdnflln" cn Dem Sdauplabe be5
un9luGS poIltocrfhhr, entoefte Die Dtdnn
ld)aft eiHen WfatrGltn, meldler am 0aup;=
matte hes aelnnfenen 6abr5sIQcs angebunoen
mar, uno rettete oenieIben. @r lpnr 3ur s}eit
b'wuBtlos uu0 purbe nur nit Diiihe tns &es
ben aur:idgeruitn. Ser 9erettete thsilts Tit,
oa5 etn 6abrSeu9 ben SdoOuer in ben 9rnup
gebobrt babe unb baDou geiabren lei, obne
auf ole Siilieruft Der Ntaun:dait su adlten.
Die WGnnihaft befano i'm @au,eu aus flint
Berioneu nno gtng obne S!peifel nit Nus-
nahm, te8 @erettsten 5tt6uro @uans gu
@runoe 0as ueruusiiidte Sahrseug mar
aus Oanu lie, @ouu., NO elle Grtrunfenen
6amilleu btnterlaiieu.
Gine Cute.
gfcm Yorf, 8. NprlI. - Die bleFgeu
pafenberlhteIltatte crilGrtn pas 8eriidlt, oaB
Oct Sdooner yWauo 3hompion" in ben
@runo geboblt tporeeu iei uno Oub pier Mltz
elteoer Der Wanuld,ait ihrsn Eoe in ben
5luthen 9sfnnoen batten, fir gdnslid unite
9riinoet.
Gin Gbepaar atti oen oeinttpe8e
bon Oct Setrd)e ertrnnfen.
cranton, I5a., 8. aprll.-pr. Soiepb
8. Conner unb lelue 6lau cItranfen beute IN
bsr Jtdbe BON Upper SimesJtlose. gle maren
i'm gegrifie, BON Der airdle nod ihrer Woh.
ming III fabren, mo thr Bfers muroe unters
megs ideu uno lief in ben Ianal. Die @baiie
ld)lus nm, uuo Betoe ertraufeu, e5e man
lhueu biilie leiftsu fonnte. Or. Conner mar
Elm beruorragenber 8iir9er BON Columbia.
County uno 8ice- Brdfbent oes yaderbau.
eereius pon Benniplpanien."
Gtienbabn=ltnfall.
Gan Sran3tSco, Z. April. - Cine
GnSa5l 8agGons l0ite iid senern auf Der
nSoutbern Bacifc Babu" bel SSuqer's
citation BON elnem Sabrsugc ab uao seri.th
lpater NIT oent poroeren Sbeie bes 5uaes,
mel9er an9ebatten muroe, III @olltiIon. Web>
rere 8agasns puroeu sertriimmert unO 6r.
8rcp, Der @onOufteur, set0Otet.
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8eamftinn pom 9epeid,e11rafe,t.

gtep.Yorf Z. aprtl. .-9r. Srton, Brd'
iioent Der ySeitern lluion= Eels9rapben &C.,"
tbetlt nit, oaB ieine @Ompa9nie ibre Staten
an nafiten shortage herabieeen miro, um
mt oen Sppolitious @eieuldaiten glsi6en
Sdlritt III halien
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9anee's Saiiapariae,
cine meoi5inifd,e NiSd,uns bon SpnouroSer
SafiapariHe, 0uaiafbol3, Ssietfentpas.
aeI, SaHafras, Soo:SSali u,f,fp,

Sn bieiem Trdparote rptrb man ene Der 6eiten lin.
tinmungss yRo Hetnt9unss Diiidun9en, bic Dem
aeallt uno zines Der bilisten, nfe Ser 6eifen Iras
parate init Saiiaparla alS Saupt9runb,aoe, Bic ie
Dem Yublitum offeIirt morben. 4pss an hneunta.
ttstins, Seberbefdlpevoea, 5soie, Sauffranf.
pes Blutes u. l. leioe., iolte Stees Niitei mSes
afa9 pTobtreu.
Yreis 81 Die SIaide ober feds islafdec fas So.
gu haben bei Seth @ GdItce.
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1868 erbalten, als or ieinem 0erru i'll 0iiiiii-
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The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25
The Side-Piece Movement.

Cotton men, says the ST. Louis Globe
Democrat, are taking strong ground
against the amount of baling stuff, weigh
ed in as side piece attachments to bales
and arc entering sturdy protests at al
points. Important action to "ginners y
was taken here at a meeting of the Cot.
ton Exchange, held on the 18th inst
The following new rule for the 'directior
of the cotton trade was adopted at tho
suggestion and movement of Mr.. John
r Picton:
The National Convention, at its last
meeting at Greenbricr White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, during July 1877, pas
sed resolution to the effect, "that
on all bales of cotton, with side-pieces
an allowance of three pounds per bale be
made to the buyer" therefore be it
Resolved, That on and after the Isl
day of October, 1877, it shall be the rule
OF this market to make an allowance oil
three pounds per bale to the buyer, on
all cotton that is covered with strips oil
bagging. known as side-pieces," and
that weighers of cotton be required to
make such allowance, in addition to the
usual tare of two pounds per bale, and
that they make their certificates OF
weights to show the gross, tare and net
weight of every bale.
The Board Of Directors Of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange adopted the
following in the same connection:
Whereas, The National Cotton Elk
change Convention, on its fourth days
session, at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, during July, 1877,
passed o resolution to the effect " that on
all bales of cotton, with side pieces, an
allowance of three pounds per bale be
made to the buyer" and
Whereas, Part of the cotton crop is
now marketed with and part without side
pieces, thus making relative difference
in weight of bales that oanEot properly
be allowed by the buyer; therefore b,
| it
Resolved, That from aud after the frs
day of October, 1877, all bales of cotto!
delivered in New Orleans-thc sides o
which are covered with strips of bagging
denomnated "side-pieces shall be sub
iect to an allowance to the buyer of three
| ~ pounds per bale for each and every
| bale SO covered.
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25
Sensible Advice.

You are asked, every day through the
columns OF newspapers and your drug
gist to use something for your Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about you get discouraged spen-
ding money, with but little success. Now
to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with ell
its effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costivencss, palpita
ton of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, Fullness at the pit of the Stom.
ach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, Indi
gestion, swimming of the head, low apir.
its, we ask you to go to 4. Wall, and get
sample bottle Of Green's August Flow
err for 10 cents and try it, or regular
size for rs cents. Two doses will re
icyc you.
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25
From Pike County,

We learn thattwo companies of negros
organized in the neshborllood of W offs
Store, numbering about l7a, for the pur-
pose of hanging every man who had
anything to do with the mobbing Of the
negro who was hung noar Murfresboro
short time since. and also TO hang the
young lady Their plans however, were
discovered before they attempted any
thing and their lcaders,( among whom
was the father of the negro who was
hung, arc held at VOLTS Store await.
ing trial.
Messers, j. X. h D. w. Jones have
been employed to prosecute the case,
So far as we can hear, the whites, who
are ready to take apart in quelling the
row, lumber about $50. We suppose
that these misguided negroes, after they
find that their leaders have been taken
will return to the cootton field where
they ought to have been all the time.
We will give full particulars next week,
after it has been settled S. W. Press.
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25

re- A distinguished divine was once
updra.ded by an crring member of his
flock upon the personality of his remarks
in one of his able efforts when he in
stantly replied. that she was a cap manu-
facturer and those whom they fitted
could wear them" There are but few
whossare willing to admit the fit Of these
caps, and these few unwilling to take
them unlike Brady's Family Bi'tors, for
"eyery body takes il"
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25

HOOPS New BRIGApE--Gen. Hood is
reported to be the commander of new
brigade in the army of Northern Virginia.
The Raleigh News says A gentleman
who was lately at the Allegheny Springs
was asked if he had seen Hoods brigade.
and on answering in the negative it was
pointed out to him. The gallant general
has nine children, all under the age of
eight years and three pairs of them twins.
They are differed by four nurses, a gov
erncss, his wife and mother in law, and
the corps present fine appearance on
dress parade"
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25
Circuit Court.

The Fall Term Of the Circuit Court
for this County, commenced its session
yesterday, Judge j. II. Rogers on the
Bench, and John S. Little, Prosecuting.
Attorney. The Judge opened court
about 10 o'clock, and the Grand Jury
were sworn in, and after an able and
comprehensive charge to them, from the
Judge, the court was adjourned unit
this morning, when the petit jury will be
empaneled.
The lawyers are in attendance, Johr
S. Little, Prosecuting Attorney, Logan
county, Jesse Turner, IL. L. Thomson,
B. J. Brown, J. H. Huckleberry, G. vii
cox, B. Neal, L. II. Southmayd, j. j. Bur
row, j. b. Ogden, j. c. Chaplin, w. l.
Taylor, Van Buren, j. c. Breton ant
H. Bradley, Gen. N. B. Burrow, Alma
The following are the names of tn,
Grand Jury-A. j. Ward, Foreman
Samuel Strong, Clerk
Joseph Savage, Jefferson Riddle
Richard Dechard, Nathaniel Couch
William Carney, Samuel Strong,
John Palmer, Jas. Whitehead,
John M. Brodie, Manuel Peters,
Manuel Peters, James Simmons,
Thomas Comstock, Richard Hill,
A. J. Ward, Brent. Wright,
Levi Chapman.
The Van Buren press., 1877-09-25
New York, November s, 1872.

NEW DIRK, November 3, 1917.
My FRIEND: We have been terribly
beaten. l was the worst beaten man
who ever ran for the high Office. And l
have been assaied so bitterly that hard
ly know whether was running for Pres
ident. or the penitentiary. In the dark
est hour my long suffering wife left me
none too soon, for she had suffered too
deeply and too long. laid her in the
ground, with hard, dry eycs Well, ] am
used up. cannot see before me. have
slept but little for weeks. and my eyes
are still hard to close, while they soon
open again. But no more of this. You
knew, as l did, that we must step fight
ing the rebels, some time. But it is now
settled that we never shall. II Il n.
need not speak of my wife. You
know the story of her long illness and
painless death Her sufferings have been
so great, that | rejoice that they were en-
ded. Remember me kindly to Mrs. Tap
pan. ! an respectfully yours,
HORACE GREELEY.