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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-19
Indian Annirs.

WASHINGTON, July ia despatch from
PORTLAND, Oregon, says Gonornl Howard IL ut
Camas prairio, and said hc would tako no
prisoners; that no would pursue tho Indians
and Kill them If it wero possible.
Tho following was received Mt tho War DoS
partmcnt this morning:
SAN Francisco, July H. TO TIC Secretary
Of War, Washington; Tho following, datod
Lewiston, July IL, has just boon received,
having boon forwarded from Portland Oregon,
to day; "ln the absence of General Howard,
who is beyond my roach, think General
Mcdowell should be informod that havo
roliablo information that Joseph's band has
lately received considerable accossions. and it
is feared many other reservations Of Indians
will join him, I would suggest that 200
Washington Territory or Oregon troops DO
called for Immediately to prevent this aud the
damage that may follow during the absence
OF tho troops, until they can bc replaced by
regular troops SCULLY. !
Colonel Scully, who sends this despatch, is
IN old oaiccr Of much service in Indian war
fare and in the department Of Columbia. and
do not feel ut liberty to disregard his appeal
In somo way unaccountable to me, the ID In-
fantry, ordered here week ago, has not yc.
started. ! sond to morrow every man | hnyo
been able to scrapc together this side Of Ari
zona, and altogether tho four skeleton com,
panics do not amount to 100 men. Under
these circumstances | approve tho suggestion
to call out, for u limited timo, 200 volunteers
from Oregon or Washington Territory.
(Signcd) MCDOWELL,
Major General.
AS soon MS thoabovo despatch was received,
ueneral Vincent, Acting Adiutant General,
proceeded to the Executive Mansion and mid
it before tho Cabinet, then in session. After
q Drlct discussion. it was ordered that call
Tor 2o0 volunteers should be tnadc, rs recon.
monded by General Mcdowell, and that bo
should have authority to increase the number
to 500, if necessary rga
SAN Francisco. July 15-A Buise CITY
despatch Of the l4th says: This evening
Companies a, N and +, Of tho lst Cavalry,
ana Captain Robbins company, of twenty 6vo
scouts, will unto with Company g and Cap
proceed tomorrow, under Col. q. b. Sandford
to reinforce Gonoral Howard, ola Wire
Bridge, on the Salmon River. Companies B
and +, of tho 18th and Company "A. Of tho
lst Infantry, moved from this garrison to-
day to follow rs fast rs possible after Col.
Sandford's column. Company G, of tho lst
Cavalry, arrived hero to-day at P. NJ.
Battery a is still behind. This is tho entiro
command under Col. Greene, and numbers
about 3 Is men,
A despatch from San Francisco, OF tho l4,h
states that Con. Howard and the Indians had
a fight on tho 18th, near the mouth Of the
Cottonwood River. The battle lasted several
hours. Thirteen Indians were killed aud a,
largo number wounded Thirteen officers and
soldiers wcro killed and twenty nino wounded.
WALLA WALLA, July l3.-On tho lOth
instant Joseph aud his band surprised a party
OF thirty-onc Cinnamon who wore coming
down tho Clear Water in canocs aud for
mere pastimc and recreation inhumanly killed
the whole patty except one, who managed to
cscapo.
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tho papor passes through. Tho papor is
previously prepared by boing wound upon an
axle just us long ms tho cylinders, oach axlo
containing roll of paper long enough to
mako about 5000 shoots of tho newspapers
Tho end of tho papor is placed between tho
cylinders. and as thoys begin to rovolve tho
sheet unwraps from tho axlo, which is in
front Of tho press and easily rovolvcs. AS
tho paper passos through between tho oylin-
ders it is cut in two, longthwiso and crosswiee
by machinery 30 rs to throw out at tho ops
posite side of tho pross two copios Of tho
paper complete You can imagine how raps
idly this is done when tell you there arc
10000 copies Of tho Courier Jou,p,ae printed
evory hour altor tho press begins to rcvolvo
it's cylinders. Evorything in this building
but tho setting oftypo, is done by machinery,
and tho propelling power is on eighty horse
power steam ongine This ontorprising papor
issuos an edition that COOS southward by tho
midnight train, and is delivered as far South
rs Montgomery, Ala, tho afternoon Of tho
samo day it is printed. At 3 o'clock a. NJ,
its regular edition goes East by tho Short
Line Train and is distributed at daylight by
tho ncwsboys of Cincinnati, and seated at his
breakfast table in Indianapolis tho subscriber
reads his Courier Journal printed that very
morning ovor 100 miles away.
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Sensible Words.

Tho Charleston Ne,cs and Courier, in
speaking opprovingly of the chango of schod-
ulo, whereby daily connection is established
between Charleston and tho up country, adds
tho following scnsibl advice to tho morcants
OF that city: ''Let our merchants bo equal to
tho occasion; lot them DO alive to tho favora.
BILE opportunity for increasing their tradc; lot
every station in tho up country, affected by
the change, be at once filled with Charleston
drummers, and ere'y paper FILED uitA Char
tcston advertisements, and their business acill
at once rcccire an impetus that aoiU cayyy then,
.tdr on the road to Fortune" Charleston
begins to feel scnsibly the effect of noglecting
to invite tho tradc of the up country. Some
years ago tho names and business of tho
leading Wholesale houses Of that city were
familiar MS wcll to our leading citizens ms to
tho merchants ofthc county, while now the OK.
stonco of tho city itself is only thought Of rs n
place of former trade Our merchants look
towards Atlanta, New York, Baltimore and
oven Charlotte for most of their trade, while
large class of private citizens, who formerly
ordered thoir family supplies from Charleston
merchants, have lost tho names of houses
dealing in family groceries. Tho over
cautious and narrow minded merchant may
regard advertising as useless expense, but to
observers tho business of such merchants is
slow dragging trade of doubtful character;
while the 1.-Two, active. advertising merchant
shows business activity both in his stock and
in his happy countcnancc. Advertising is to
business success what tho refreshing showers
arc to the growing crops. Tho advertising
columns of paper furnish an index to the
trade and to tho character Of the business Of
town, and to metropolis, which hopes to
extend its business advertising is necessity.
Charleston ought to retain the trade Of the
up country. II hns the advantage Of direct
and unbrokcn connection, quick transit, and
surely it can successfully compete with the
jobbcrs Of New York and Baltimore. There
should, and is, n natural inclination on the
part of our people. other things being equal,
to patronizo Charleston. Let that city, thon,
open out her arms and make bold effort to
reclaim her former trade. 1t is certainly
worth striving for. and if she fails tho failure
will cost but little. whilc she will feel con-
scious of doing her duty. A thorough drum
ming of tho State and liberal system Of
jndicous advertising should be tried, that the
fall trade may turn towards Charleston, our
legitimate market.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-19
THE COU.R IER
ny KEITH, SMITH & 60. }
WALHALLA, s. O.:
THURSDAY; JULY 10, 1877
,EEIsNISt

-
P For Subscription, two dol
lars Pcr annum,strictly in advance;
for six months, ono dollar.
rP Advertisements inserted at
one dollar per square Of one. inch
or less for the first insertion, and
fifty cents for each subsequent in
sertion.
Obituary Notices exceed
ing five limos, Tributes of Respect,
Communications of a personal
character, when admissible, and
announcements of Candidates
will bo charged for as advertise
ments.
l1D Job Printing neatly and
cheaply executed.
" Necessity compels us to
adhore strictly to the require
ments Of cash payments.
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Now Advertisements.
ELECTION NOTICE,


An ELECTION will be held at Seneca CITY,
~ in Seneca Township Oconcc County, s. G.,
on FRIDAY, the I'm day Of August next, pur-
suant to The provisions of nn Act Of the General
Assembly, entitled ''An Act TO authorize Gounly
Commissioners to submit to the qualified elect ors
Of their several counties n proposition TO alter
TIC fence laws and provide for calculating the
same"
Polls will be open at 8 o'clock A. Nj. and
close at =. Nj.
Managers appointed arc: W. a. Lowcry, l.
d. Fincanaon and John NJ. Gillison.
The form Of ballot for those desiring The
adoption Of said Act shall be "FENcE STOCK IN"
The form by tho opposition shall be "FENcE
CR0r IN"
Managers will report on Saturday, tho 18th
instant.
THOMAS GIDB,
S. NJ. CRAWFORD,
r. S. RUTLEDGE,
County Commissioners.
July 10, 1877. 35-5t
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Our College,.

This enterprise il too dear to our peoplo
and too valuable to our country not 10 be kept
before our readers.
last week to about eighteen thousand dollars,
and still no ono has gono out Of Walhalla to
visit the people aud solicit subscriptions.
Now and then as n citizen comcs in from the
country we get now subscription. Wo feel
sure with proper effort We can raise twenty
five thousand dollars in tho county, and those
who subscribe in n few years will rejoice at
the good motive which prompted them 10 the
step.
Our committees have received n nunbcr Of
encouraging letters from leading ministers
and laymen Of the Presbyterian Church, and
in this direction everything looks bright aud
promising. A determined eff,rt will never
fail, and wo bolieyo our people have imbibcd
such spirit in this undertaking.
Will not Sencca City help us with few
thousand? Westminster and West Union
should each foel an interest in, and holp to
build up good College in tho County. 1t
will benefit oil thoso towns and tho people of
tho County generally. Let us oil unto in
tnlS worthy undertaking.
Collection Of Our HaiIrOad Taxes.
The Grecnvile News states that DR.. J. r.
Latimcr, formerly County Treasurer of that
county, instituted suit against tho Air Limo
Limo Railroad Company for non.paymcnt Of
county tax on their railroad property in Grocn-
vile County. Tho case was hoard by Judge
Bond, who docidod in favor of tho railroad,
when an appeal was taken TO tic Supreme Court
of the United Statos. DR.. Latmer now calls the
attention Of Gen. Conner, Attorney General, to
the condition of tho suit, stating that Greon-
vile Is Interested to tho amount Of $1,000
| ; therein.
| Pickcns and Ooonoc counties aro also in
tcrested in this question, and desire to direct
the attention of those whose business it is in
our midst to SEQ that our rights in,the premises
arc not forgotten or overlooked!
Tho County Of Oconee is also largely Interested
in Tho carly collection Of tho taxes due fol
several years by tho Bluo Ridge Railroad Com
pany. With this tax in tho county treasury,
past due claims could bc paid.
Primarily 1t is tho duty of tho County Trca-
sGror to collect the taxos, but this largo amount
OF tai; hss""iihg been looked up in tho United
States Court by injunction, II Is perhaps propc,
that The County Commissioners should take
steps 0 SOC that tho amount is promptly paid
Into tho county troasury.
Tho Constitutional Convention Of Georgia
convened in Atlanta on tho lth instant. Ex.
Il 1yo al fo1 ID so
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SKERIFF'S SALE,

DY virtue of executions to mo directed
ID will sell to tho highest bidder, before
tho Court House door at Walballa, on
MONDAY, August 9Th, 1877, between tho
legal hours of sale, the following described.
roal and personal property:
Ono Store House and Lot, in tho Town of
Seneca City, known in the plan of snid town
as Lot No. Al, it being the lot conveyed by
Thos. j. Leak to W. j. IIarbin. Levied or,
rs tho property Of W. j. lInrbin Mt tho suit
OF Tho South Carolina Loan aud Trust Conn
pany.
Ono Tract Of Land, on Kcowoe River.
adjoining lands of Mrs. S. T.. Craig and others.
containing three hundred and twonty acres,
moro or loss. Levied on as tho property Of
Jane lloldon, Executrix, at tho suit Of L.. N.
Robins, administrators.
The above Tract will DO sold in two parcels.
viz: The lower, or Owens Tract, containing
250 acres, more or less, und the bulance, or
Home Tract.
Titles.
If purchasers do not comply with tho
terms Of sale the above property will DO
Immediately rc-sold ut tho risk of the,
former purchaser.
Plaintiffs and Defendants who settle their
cases out Of tho Office, after advertisements
has been inserted, will take notice that it.
will not be respected until all costs haze:
been paid to me.
r L. NORMAN, Coroner,
Acting Sheriff Oconco County.
July 12, 1877 81 3
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Selling Off at Cost!

i He DRUGS, MEDICINES, &o,, belonging TO
the firm Of b. s. james, Agent & Co., will be
sold at
Cost for Cash.
This is good opportunity for families to pro-
vido themselves with articles in our limo. All
articles guaranteed pur&
Thoeo indebted 10 the firm must mako prompt
payment. q
July 10, 1877 3ast
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DY virtue Of executions to mo directed will
ID sell, TO The highest bidder, before the Court
House door at Walhalla, on MONDAY, August
9th, 1877, between the legal hours of sale, the
following described property:
All the interest Of J. {. Taylor in the part
ncrship Of i. S. James s. Co., in the Rceistc cred
Distillerr, No. 8, near West Union, being an
interest in two stills and seven stands and some
unsampcd whiskcy. Said interest levied on rs
the property Of j, G. Taylor at Tho snit of
I.orck & Lawranco and others, against Taylor
s. Ellison.
TERMS-Cash
Il. l.. NORMAN, Coroner,
Acting Sheriff Ooonco County.
July 10, 1877 35 2
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FOR SALE.
STEAM SAW MILL AND FIX.
TURES,
AE SENECA CITY.

W AND FIXTURES belonging to us in Seneca
City. Tho mill may bo treated for nt private
sale until TUESDAY, tho 1th dny of September
noxt. If not sold previously, it viii DO sold at
auction TO tho highest bidder at Soncca City on
that day. The undersigned will give all NODDED
information. Terms accommodating.
W. l.. HARDIN.
W. A. LCWERY.
July 10, 1877 S5-7t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-19

The Board Of County Commissioners havo
ordered IN election to he held in each town.
ship in Anderson on Saturday, tho 18th day
of August, 1877, forthc purpose of submitting
to the qualified voters the question Of Fence"
or "No Fence"
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Commercial.

New YoRK. July l3.-Nct receipts of
cotton at all United States ports during tho
wock d ,G73 balos; samo week last year 5.3Oo:
total receipts to this dato 3,025,S29 t6fhl re-
coipts TO Same dato last year 4,073.02l. Ex-
ports for tho week 1882. Exports for samo
week Inst yoar l7,72o total exports to this
date 2,oG0,82G; total exports to samo date last
year 3, l42, ,203. Stock at United Statcs ports
223,723. Stock at United Statcs ports same
timo last year 23G 1853. Stock ut all interior
towns 1910 Stock Mt all interior towns
samo timo lust pear 3l,S9l. Stock at Liver
pool 09i, 900. Stock at Liverpool samc time.
last year 993, 900. Stock of American ailoat
| ailoat for Great Britain samo timo last year
$4,000.
LIVERPOOL, July l3-Tho circular Of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, in it's
roriow of tho week. says: Cotton was quiet
throughout tho week, but prices had hard,
cning tendency, and quotations showed
slight advance OH certain descriptions.
American has boon in fair demand, and cur
rent qualities hnvo generally advanced -l6d.
Sen island is in rather betcp request at
unchanged prices. In futures business has
been only moderate, and after few nuctua-
tions the market closed steady, at an advance
Of fully l-lGd.
The Russian campaign in Asia has been
failure. Considerable fighting with varying
success has marked the advance of the Russians
from tho Danube. flying column Of Cossacks
has crossed tho Balkans a decisive baltic is
expected at OH carly day.
New ORLEANS. July / "A balo of now
cotton, tho iirst of tho season, was received
to-day from Brownsville. Texas. Its weight
was ATS pounds. 1t was raised on tho plan.
tation Of Marim & Folin, in Cameron County
CLEVELAND, July Ill is reported that
IN explosion occurred in the Red Indian Mines
Of the Brook field Coal Company, near Whar-
ton, Pa, on the Earl and pittsburg Railroad,
between Sharm and Newcastle, PA. Fourteen
bodies were recovered. 1t said that between
thirty and fifty wore at work at the time of
tho explosion.
The Board Of County Commissioners havo
ordered IN election to he held in each town
ship in Anderson on Saturday, tho 18th day
of August, 1877, fortho purpose of submitting
to the qualified voters the question Offence"
ar No Enprn
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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COLUMBIA, July IL, 1877.
On and after Sunday, 10Th, Passenger
Trains will run MS follows:
FOR COLUMBIA. ~
'(Day Enthusiastically morning cxocptod.)
Leave Charleston at s 45 o n,
Arrive at Columbia at IL l5pm
(Night Tran-Sunday night oxcepted.)
Leave Charleston at 8 bpm
Arrive at Columbia at 7l5am
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train-Suaday morning oxccpted.)
Leave Charleston at 8 90 M
Arrive at Augusta at S 90 m;
.(Night Train Sunday night cxoopted.)
Leave Charleston at 7 Is m
Arrive at Augusta at 8 O0'a m
say ss h FOR CHARLESTON
Laa (Sunday morning oxocptod.)
Leave Columbia at liam
Arrive at Charleston at lG 90 m
Leave Augusta at 8 30 a m
Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 b IN,
Night Train. ,
Leave Columbia at 7 90 q m
Arrive at Charleston at 6 40 m
Leave Augusta at 8 rs IN
Arrive at Charleston at Z 2Ofa M
SIS. SCL0MOMSS, SUPPLEMENTARY
| SlR, bll43kENs, Goal Ticket Apcr.o
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The Constitutional Convention Of Georgia
convened in Atlanta on tho l1th instant. ExJ
Gov C.sJ. Jenkins was elected President II Is
belIeyod the convention will complete its labors
and adjourn in tWsnty days.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-07-19

New ORLEANS. July IL "A balo of now
cotton, tho first of tho season, was received
to-day from Brownsville. Texas Its weight
was 475 pounds. 1t was raised on tho plan.
tation cf Marin & Folin, in Cameron County.
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The Russian campaign in Asia has been n
failure. Considerable fighting with varying
success hns marked the advance of the Russians
from tho Danube. flying column Of Cossacks
has crossed the Balkans. a decisive baltic is
expected at OH early day.
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Sllcriff's Sale.

July ~, 1877.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Nemeffe Naebriebten.

@us& 0 m rnelbet Der Selearapb, baB
man I'm @attcan NIT lem 9lane unt9ebe.
etnen neuen fetsrlthen @rotef geeen BITE Ser
nt&tuna Der peltlthen Wa6t bes @apfes
gu erlaFen. Die @eiunbbett bes @apfts 1T
fCrtpdbrenb gut. Sn einent UNI WettnaG-
ten gu baltentsn Gpnifcrtum werben fun
bts feds 8t>ld6fe gu 8arbtndleu ernannt
trerber.
@artS, 10. DIT. 8ei ben @atlen am
lebten 9Onntase finb 100000 9tsmmen
abseben pcrben, bic erD5te 3abl felt lS48,
tn pelGem Sabre 100000 Mdbler ntnm,
ten. Die Stnfe erbtelt $4,000 @ttmmen
pentser,' ale i'm Sabre 1876, unb bic
Re6te sepann $4,000 9ttmmen aus ben
&etben Derientsen. pelGe I'M Sabre 1876
fi9 ntGt an Der @abl betbetltst batten.
Dte poltttfbe Sage In Srantreth TT un.
Serdnbert. Das Gabtnet LIT tntlato fen, TIM
Mmte ,u btetben unb tte @ablen fur bit
8eRsralrdtte gu letten.
GLASGOW, @n9lanb o.. Stt.-Hah
ben neueten NaGrthten felen 232 Mann
In etnem 8sewerf tn Gtsbt 8launtppe In
elmer 0rube %oerun0lidt fetn. Gur elmer ron
btefsn 1T eerettet. SIR bic Hettuas Der
ibrtsen TT pents 6oTnuns o%Drbanben.
@ten, %. October. Das Daerret6ifde
Budget fir 1878 wurbe 6eute nem &etds.
ratbe pOrgeleDt. DaTelbe 3etBt etn Def
cit Don 100000 @ulber, sseen $780,.
900 @ulben in 1877. Ser Ttnan;mtntfer
faet, er tpffe, bab ba5 @let68ewtAt btslS8O
bereefelt wtrp.
8erItn n, 20. Set. Der preubiiGe 9anb.
tag lit eefern suIammeugeireten. &m Srets
tag erpartet man etne beftt9e Debate iber
BITE &efsnatton tes MtntterS bss Snnern
@rafen Gutenberg unb bic bauernbe Ib>
nelenbett bes Surfsn 8tsmard Sen Der
9auptfabt. M6sltGerwetfe bebnt fG bic
Debate auf bic eonittuttDnetlen 8e3tebun-
gen 3ptf6en benz Cabinet unb benz 2anbtaee
aus. @raf Gutenberg weteert fA urlaut
ansunebmen, fcnbern perlanst BITE Mnnabme
feiner &elenottOn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
Rrie8sma6ri6te,t.

Cine rulIf6e 3ettuns tsetlt NIT, bag bic
0erlufe Der &uFen bis gum IL. SttDber
59,434 Mann an Eobten unb @erwunbeten
betru9en.
@ten, 10. Sft. Bon garna wtrb gemel.
bet, bag @rtn3 9anan bte dsspttf6en 9ilfs.
truppen ttrer f6tmpRt6en Gsrwetfune
gum @arntfCnsbtenfe balber 3urldau3teben
brpte.
Man fG6st, ba6 bic &ufen In &fien in
ben leBten flnf cber feds @o6en uneef6br
10000 Mann gerfdrtuns erbaltsn BADEN.
Die tlrttfhe StrettmaGt, pelGe tbnen an
Montas sesenaberfanO, wtrD auf 10000
Mann ansefdlasen.
VDrabtm, l9. Sft. Der Gjar er>
tldrte AM RtttpDG In elmer Gn.
fpraGe an ben @eneralfab, bab ct unb ate
Test BET Der Mrmee wetlenben MneebOrteen
Der fatferltasn Samtlte bet Ger Irn1ee blet-
ben rlsben, um NIT ben @oleaten ale
WeGflfdle bes 8rteees au tbetlen unb
3euee tbrer 6etbentbaten 3u fetn. SD
felbf", 70 fplps Der Safer feline anrebe
vwerbe fur bic 8ebirfntHe Der Nrmee Gorge
trasen, unb gang &uslanb Utrb, wte IS
f6on etnmal sef8eben. ptnn nOtbts gu Der
Wafen srstfen."
Ssmatl @af6a's Grmee Bat i6 auf tar.
ftfnss Gebtst auridDe3Osen. wObtn Sen.
EersutafOn's 2ruppen tbr folsten.
Msram, l9. Stt. Die uneartfde Re.
gteruns bat bic 3abluns BON unterfasunss-
eelrern an bteisntsen unter ben bcsntlAen
| TllGttinsen. wel6e arbettsfdbts fnb,
etnReten laTen. Gs berfdt inter btelen
GluGtltnsen Die sr6bte ROtb unb eterbli&.
tett.
Rasufo a, l9. Stt. Gin She'll Der tos.
ntlGen %&uffdnDtiGen bat etne prcptfcrtf6e
Resteruns fur gosnten a~useerufen, unter
SOnin, etnem 8raber bes rufif&en Gcnfuls
In Gettinie, oils benz @rdHpenten.
Wten, %. Sci. Rublanb bat bic Mo.
btlma&uns aner Sciaten, pelGe nod nt6t
III aettpsnDtenR fteben, befeblsn. DaburA
perben 81 &eetmenter sefGaFen.
QOnbon, "a. Oct. @us 8tela pirb ae.
u,elbet, bas Der G3arewttf6 auf Rasarab
los marf6irt unb eth Corps eesen Rua.
f&ud Opertrsn labt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27
8 e @ a n b 4.

Ibatiadsn nadUetlsn. oaB sur 3dt,
mo- Nrdipent Grant bic Naenturen ur'
ter pie Derlhtenenen DenomtnatiOnen
austeeilte, efrace rte &a,holtten In
Ssaua auf bic Snptaner* Miliipn etel
su i&ldtrta uno sleidQdItta woren uno
f,h Mot fir tbre Sahs aewebrt BADEN,
-bie es III lpdt mar. Qost uns lteber
uniere et0ene SduIo bstenufn unp ieBt
~wen'NRens sur elfisn StunDe fraeeu :
pie t6nnen MIR pielen Tebler wisoer
out maiden 2! 6tertiter Elm anoeres
Wal. So letae untsrnensn jeDer quite
RatbOIif unp beicnDers ieper totbcltl6e
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