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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23
General. vyickham's Opinion OF His
Old Division Com mander, Fitz. Lee.

General, Vvtckham's Opinion OF HIS
Old Dlyisxon-COmmander Fitz. Lee.
The following correspondence will prove
OF interest to the general public, and espe-
cially to those who served with Fitz. Lee
and Wickham in the cavalry Of the Army
Of Northern Virginia. :F'%tE-;b.
STAFFORD COUNTY, VA, July: II, 1877.
General W. G., Wickhana: s;.Isis SIS
Dear sir,-As you know, the candidate
for Governor up this way Is General FItz-
hugh Lee, your old division-commsnder.
1t is reported along the ranks OF the cavalry
that you are to befound once again fighting
under his banner. To ascertain the truth
Of this report is the object OF this letter.
Yours, very truly, 4,
one Of the old Blackhorse-men.
richmond, VA, july. 10, 1877.
S. D. Edmonds, Esq, Stafford county. Ha.: J:
NV Dear. Sir,-I have your letter OF the
18th instant. Although Republican, and
consequently debarred from casting vote
in primary elections OF Conservative cam
didates. take very deep interest in the
result OF the canvass that is now going on
for the selection OF the candidate for Gov
erner.g That interest Is greatly heightened
by the fact that among those before the
country is General Fitz. Lee, under whose
command served during nearly the whole
period Of the war.
No position In life so fully develops 70 bis
fellow-men the qualities, both OF head and
heart, Of man as that Of q cavalry com.
mander in time OF active service aud as one
Of General Fitz. Lees command, who for
nearly three years had daily intercourse
with him under circumstances OF almost
. every conceivable kind, l had peculiar OPP.
portunities for learning his full character,
and / will say that q franker, fairer, kinder,
braver man never drew sabre or sat charger
than General Fitz. Lee, Of the cavalry corps
OF the Army OF Northern Virginia. Kind
and tender to those Of his command who
were suffering or distressed, bold and
intrepid, yet cool and careful OF his COM
mand fn the fight, he exhibited all the traits
that make man man s-s,..4..4
should he be made Governor he will be
one the State will be proud Of, aud all that.
ne does Will rebound to her credit and
advance her best Interests, and most tortu-
nate will 1t be IL the choice falls ON him.
Most sincerely dol hope that i may, have.
an opportunity OF casting my vote for him.
and most earnestly viii support him. not
only on account OF the ties Of our comraGe.
ship during long years OF war, but because
think hin. of all the list, the man for the
place. No member of Lees division can
,hinR OF his gay laugh In the camp, kind
i9ok at the wounded, and bright smiles In:
TIE charge, and fail TO go TO bis support. a
81 Yours truly.
WILLIAMS C. .WIcKHAx. sI, Sss
Death Of the ysear-&ieneraz or Baoosk-
~, U a.
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tried to connect the engine to the train, but
.was attacked and driven of by the strikers.
The whole train OF soldiers Is lying here,
and Hnder complete control Of the strikers.
ssrike ON the PennsyIvanfa Central
COLUMBIA, PA, July 22.-The Pennsylva-
nia Central railroad men have struck. The
round d-house has been quietly closed and no
engines allowed to leave.
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QUIET REsTdRED IN
p,rrsBuRsH, July q. AL is quiet on the
.treeta. but It is rumored that thieves nave
81 sane ts AlIeehany City and East Liberty
sstnek.yards for incendiary purposes: -,
III 'g1 r. M-EYerything stiil quiet. Ine
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Latest from PITTSBURGH.

which exploded without damage. Men at
work in the shops were ordered out by the
strikers and obeyed. 81. s., s.
THE RETURNING WOUNDED SOLDIERS
from Pittsburgh were hooted on the street.
and had to be guarded by police. Work
ingmen generally sympathize with the
strikers, and meetings Of trades unions are
to be called. Colonel Scott informs your
correspondent that the company will not
give way under any circumstances. he is
bringing influence TO bear upon the Presil-
dent to call out ID, 900 volunteers 10 view
OF general insurrection.f 's2gg d. iiij
.,grt,a Harrisburg.
s,ifin.ss fBy Associated Press.l is4. q
sFaIKH AT. Ar.HARalsHuRG-TRooPs rNPEDED.
HARRISBURG, PA, 5uly %. The railroad
men have struck, hut passenger trains not
containing troops are af!owedt 10 pass. I. (.
OUTBREAK Ar HARRIsBuRG--THE HAYos MAKES
AN UNsUccEssFuI. APPEAI. ms +5.t
HARRrsBuRa, July 22.-The daJ-express
going east arrived here at SID and was Inn.
mediateIy attacked By tho mSb. Mr.. Nc
Crea, superintsndent got on the engfneato
couple IL to the cars, when he was taken on
blythe crowd. lY, s. ss q, ss.a,s S
The Mayor OF Harrisburg then spoke e,
the mob, but they would mot listen, and
THE train was detained. u s13 ss5s
Aatooaaa. -
| THE WHOLE LINE FROM HARRIsBuRG 10 PITTs.
g BuRGH IN Tag HANDs or THE sTRIEERs.
AIrooEA, PA, July 2a.-A train with
soldiers reached here this morning en- route
fer Pittsbnrgh, aud was stopped by tne
!strikeYs and the engine taken irom enc
train. One company stacked arms and re.
fused to do anything. Another company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-23

C0Wpauys - tI.,'. .,t, -. -,
Citizens are organizing and marching to.
the scene OF. the; conflict to prevent further
damage. All are; armed with concealed
weapons and heavy baseball bats. s.- 1..'a
s THE STATUS.
PrrsBURaH, July 22-11 a. M-The
npinion prevails that the worst OF the trou-
bic is over. Troops took advantage OF the
cessation of hostilities by the mob, and
ESCAPED from the round-house to the United
Stats arsenal, the mob firing upon them
with small arms and artillery, killing pro-.
badly twenty or twenty-five. The. troops
are now. in the arsenal, which is O strong
nosition, and which the mob does not seem
disposed TO attack.
All cars between Brewery switches at
Fourteenth street and Milldam station are
burned, as are the round-house and shops
of the Pennsy lFania road. Loss cannot be
stated. but, il, ia supposed fifty or seventy.
Ave :persons were killed. The bodies Of ten
or twelve are lying on sidewalks where
lthev feIl. General Hooper, with his whole
division, is reported q few miles west of the
city. where the train was ditched By the
mob. "A detachment from Oil City vas
stnnned ] at5Franklin last night and not ai-
.lloWed to proceed. ss &
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: --fAGIIUCI0EKt ID EH1 luUFHlH6 TO UUo7a Uoet1I1a.'F
parent that something must be done to cneck
the mob, and anumber Of citizens hurrlediy
prepared notices calling q mass-meeting OF
citizens at the. .old City Hall tot take mea-
sures to preYent further destruction OF pro,
perty. The meeting was held at noon, ana
a committee appointed. TO wait on. the
rioters failed to induce them to refrain from
further destruction Of property, and the
railroad authorities could not be found; J:
From the time the military fed up TO 9
O'Clock in the afternoon no effort had been
made to check the riot other than the meet
ing Of citizens referred to. The mob WORK
ed very quietly, and 1T was noticeable TACT
that few Of the railroad empioyes were en-
paged in the l..t. Sc 1f5 49, 8.
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through the war. b s3E
In conversation with ss5
iaovRas0R CARROLL, MAYOR LAFRoBE,
and others, 1t was decided TO quell the Inc
surrection at ali hazards, and Ia order to be
thoroughly prepared for the emergency the
Governor will lsuthorize Regiments Fifth
and Sixth to be filed to 700 each, and sd-s
wise that three new regiments also Of 4 GOO
each be formed at once. Recruiting g-pooks
win be opened tomorrow. and many OF the
best merchants are prepared 70 enlist.
General Hancock was gratifed that the dis
turbance had quieted down, and felt hope
full that with careful management there
would be ssslSs s7ssi 5s53si
NO RrRrHgR THoUBtE ssss' 1,
b There was rurnors That the city wss 20 be
placed under martial law, but General Han-s
cock has no idea at present of taking any
s,,ch step, and Il. is doubt btfui whether 1t WIN
be necessary. The streets were filed to-
day BIZ very excited but harmless dnowdss
eager for the latest news, and not anxiou
for distuEbance: Only the unruiy element
waa around Camden depot, but that was
held In check ana was gradually dispersed.
The streets Around the depot were placed
POLICE PATROL
aud outpo ats were guarded by regular
troops, so that no one could psss bsyona sne
lines into the depot except bJ z permh nom
| The sergeant oi the guard field pieces stooa
| IN readiness. and arms were stacked 90 taa
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Death Of the ysear-Gsneraao or Baook-
s5.4st- ,i ss lym. ~. 9Ssarsi si 5s III. s3 u.s.
NEW Y0RK, July 22.-Rey. John Turner,
NcarGeuesai Of Brooklyn, Is dead. .,'s7
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-05

III 1OFk.
LONDON, March s. Tie London
Times praises the Democratic leaders
for their moderation, ard thinks their
conduct will secure the entire sympathy
Of the law abiding American people,
who are we'll able to appreciate moder-
alton and respec: for the constitution.
Among public men Hayes election can't
excite general enthusiasm, except wit
those who regard politics as ag,mblipg,
tricky game 1t may be viewed with
moderate satisfaction as an escape from
the worse evils of prolongatiou Of ex-
citement or coufiict about Tilden; but
Hayes has not, unfortunately, the NOR
al weight necessary to ballast u republi
can administration, situated ss this must
be. With the best intentions, he
will probably be unable to carry into
effect the pledges in his letter to the
convention. We trust our anticipstions
are wrong. and that Hayes may show
unexpected force Of character and con-
quer the sympathiss of the nation.
The London .stdndard says the undis-
puted succession Of the presidency which
has been secured. is worth all the sacri.
fees Of party interest or public equity
it may have cost. The weakness Of the
new government in Congress affords
great hope Of honest government. econ
omy and justice in the South.
The Daily Mers considers the success
Of the filibastering section Of the Dem.
ocrats would have caused Republican
reaction ruinous to the future prosperi-
~ Of the Democracy. 1t thinks HE
South will be better of in some respects
than it would have been under Tilden
Is tue Southerners will now equally
control their own local affairs without
having the same temptations t, abuse
their power Us they would have had in
case of q complete Democratic success
Of State governments representing the
white population, while they are at the
same time bound to keep peace with the
blacks by the existence of Republicans.
the Federal executive may turn out to
offer better escape from difficulties of
the situation than would the election
OF president with less disputed title.
The friends Of America and the reason
able. temperate portion Of the American
public. may we'll congratulate Hayes on
his election.
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PENSION FOR VETERANS.

The following joint resolution. which
Was referred to the Senate Committee
an Pensions Feb. 10Th. will no doub, be
of interest to SOME among our readers
TO whom 1t is q Just recognition Of their
claims for services rendered to the coun.
try in the past,
Whereas the House .: Representa-
tives, at Washington City. on the 4,h
day Of January last. by q unanimous
vote. passed bill granting IS per
month 10 the soldiers Of the Mexican
war and 70 their unmarried widows,
Therefore.
R IL rsS,leai ~ he SeR.'te q re STATE
er' Fasaess (ts< Haas 81 Representatives
eaaewrr.ag ksrtiH.l That our Senators
in Congress he. and they are hereby.
instructed II vote Tor ani use their in
flueecc to secure the speedy passage Of
said bill by the United States Senate.
aud that they also he requested IN insert
in such bill the following;
That the soldiers al the Black
iiawk war and their unmarried widow,
shall receive as a pension the sum Of s.
per month.
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Remember This.

Now is the time of the year for Pneu-
monia. Lung Fever, Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results of predisposition to Con.
sumption and other Thros. and Lung
Disease. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this neighborhood for
tho past two or three years without .
single failure to cure. If you have not
used this medicine yourself, go to your
Druggist.
and ask him Of its wonderful success
among bis customers. Three doses will
relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in my medicine, just buy Sample
Bottle of BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
bottle IS cents. Don't neglect a cough
to save IS cents.
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WONDERFUL cUaEs u SIlfij |
One IF sehich IS presented, and many
mora on his bo1ks.

mora on his bo9ks.
DIR. PAUL NJ. BRENAN-Uear SIR
take great pleasure in stating for tbe
benefit OF those who are afflicted With
any chronic disease, that l AN sos .
'eeH nan. For the past two years ]
have been under the medical treatuent
OF different physicians. from whom
have received no benefit
l have been suffering with senersl
and nervous debility difficulty ~
my stomach. and at times dizziuess end
severe headache. almost incspscitating
INC for work.
About three weeks ago put myself
under your care, and / can say with de-
light that am cured and feel like ny.
SELF again, after having psrtsken Oh
your skillful treatment. To me. noe'
labor seems pleasure. l say this
much, hoping it will be the means Oh
attracting the suffering to you. VINO
can relieve and cure them.
Yours truly, JOHN BALLARD,
Employed at Colman's Sawniii.
/ will not publish any cures per-
formed by me unless by she full con'
sent and request of the patient.-PAuL
NJ. brennan
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once in New York TO overcome mobs
too formidable for the State su:hori-
ties" We have submitted the foreSo-
ing to the President, who has revised j.
With his own hand and authorizes Us
to state that in its present form it i.
absolutely correct.
Signed K L. GIBSON.
c. 4. BUREE.
WM. LEvo,
z. J. ELLIS.
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SlLvERTYPEs.-An opportunity ia
now offered to the citizens Of Seattle to
procure enlarged pictures from photo
graphs at Themselves or frionds. Mr..
j. 8. Mcmillan is at the Occidental for
few days representing a New York
firm the only firm where tho silvertype
picture is made. We advise those who
lave an opportunity to examine the
work.
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates ca Great Britain, Ire
land. Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets TO and from
Europe sold At lowest rates by Andrew
Ch'lberg, Seattle. W. T.
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Notice to Creditors.

Tn THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
/ Of King. Tsrsisory Of Washington.
In the AstseR q the Estate Of SoLoMAS BAX-
TER deceAseti.
Notice 10 herrsy given by the undersigned. Ex.
eeetor II the EAfAse u SolosaAn Baxter. decsass.
- The erelitors % aud ell p~rsoEs having elai rSs
against the saia deceased. to present them with
the secenaary vouchers. within cne year After the
erss pnhiicaiioc u this notice ~ the sAit Execr
tee. 81 his residence, af Esrson. IN King County
wasAinSson Territory.
GEO. ". rIBHETTS
Executor Of the estate Of Soiomau Baxter De-
seattle. v. T., Nsrcs ID, ,ssf. mhaviw
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CALIFORNIA.

SAX Francisco, March 2.-Arrived
Ship Grace Darling, Departure Bay
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City Delinquent Tax List

By VI. tue Of a warrant issued to ne.
according 70 law. on the ID day Of
February. 1877, will Sell to the high
est bidder for cash, a: l0A. N, on Tues
ion, the following described property
for delinquent taxes due the City of
Seattle for the year 1876, unless the
same shall be paid before that date.
". Fl. SHOrDY.
Assessor and Collector.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-05-18
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the citi-
~ zcss OF Jasper and Rainbridge towa-
ship. Dabois county. Indiana, that The
undersigned will apply 10 the Board ef
County Commissioners of Dubois coun-
~, at their Jane term, 1877. undor the
provisions OF an Act, entitled AN Act
10 regulate and license the sale or spirit
uous. vinous. malt and other fntoxicat.
ing liquors. - limit the license fee to bc
charged bv cities ana towns. and 10 re-
peal MI former laws regulating the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. and all laws and
PARTS of.laws coming Ia conflict with the
provisions Of this act, prescribing PEN
alties for the violation thereof. and de-
claring an emergency" passed bv the
Legislature OF Indiana, in 1873, for .
license 20 sell spirituous. vinous and,
malt li0uors. in quantities less than q
quart IL time. TO be drank on the
prcmiscs, for tenn Of one year. The
precise location where he desires to sell
Is in his bar-room In the Indiana Hotel.
situated on lot on the corner Of
Jackson and Finh Sta, in the town Of
Jasper. Bainbridgc township, Dubois
county. indiana.
EREDERICK A. NEUDECK.
MAY 4lth. 1S77 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-05-18
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the .citi-
~ zens Of Haysville aud Harrison
township. Dubois county, Indiana, that
! the undersigned will apply to the Board
Of County Commissioners or Dubois
county, at their June term, 1877, under
the provisions Of an Act, entitled An
Act to regulate and license the sale Of
spirituous, 'vinous, malt and other intox-
icating liquors, to limit the license foe to
be charged by cities and towns, and 10
repeal all former laws regulating the
sale Of intox icating liquors, and all laws
aud parts of laws coming in conflict
with the provisions OF this act, prescrib-
ing penalties for the violation thereof,
and declaring IN emergency" passed by
the Legislature OF Indiana, in 1875,
for license TO sell spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors, in quantities
less than quart at time, to be drank
on the premises, for term OF one year.
The precise location where he desires to
sell Is in his house situated and being
upon lot No. 27 in the town Of Haysville,
HARRISON township, Dubois county, Ind.
PHILLIP BECHER.
May 11th. i1877-aW.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-05-18

NOTICE ishereby given to the citi.
~ xcns Of Portersville and Boone town
chip. Dubeis county, Indiana. that the
undersigned will apply to the Board OF
County Commissioners of Dubois coun-
w, Il their juno term, 1877, under the
prov isisns or an Act, entitled "An Act
10 regulate and license the sale Of spirit
GUS, vinous, malt aud other intoxicating
liquors, to limit the license fee TO DO
charged BY cities and towns, and to
repeal all former laws regulating
the sale or Intoxicating liquors, aud
all laws and parts Of laws coming
in conflict with the provisions Of
this act prescribing penaItjes for the
violation thereof, and declaring an emer-
gency.' passed by the Legislature Of In
diana in 1875, for license to sell spirit
nous, vinous and malt liquors, in guam
titles less uban quart At time, to be
drank on'the premises, for term Of one
year. The precise location where he
desires to cell Is Ia house situated and
being upon the Southwest part Of frac-
tienal Section twenty-one. town one.
North Of Range i've, Wcst 81 rods, ad-
joining the town Of Portersville. Dubois
county, Indiana G. SENNENG.
May 18th, i876--3w.
, 1877-04-21

Dg1ie cs Dor 200 Sibrcn bel Der Sos
lprednna zines Sii9lerIsbrlinss au.
gina."
Scr Ooftorwein."
.Sie &ciber." Cine ssamilienoe=
ldidtc in Dier 8i9ern BON Balowin
M0lbanien.
Ser DoppeIsdnser." Cine Spud.
9ei6i9te bon Day 8aumeiifer.
Cine gonpenien3-g Gle" &oman bon
Gson Sells.
.WobItbdtise Nnitalten in Sontanti.
nopeI."
Scr Ndmiilcr unb 1,in Gedt." gr-
sdblune aus Den baieriideu Bergen bon
81. Meiersr.
Aus Dem @einerIeb.n Der Sbiere.'
Son 2uotuia 8adner.
Cine ELECTROMAGNETIC i'm II. Sui,
bunbert."
"StraFoie gsrbre9en." Bon gsnI
Don Waloon.
.Oas Mlse." Mnatomild . pbiloIp.
pbiid'oioottiid bumoriitIide Mbbano-
flung. Bon u. 2openitein.
Gin Gduber Der @teppe."
~3ur Observation-Disclosures"
.Yreubilde @ibe."
uno btele anoere intcrcHante Sa0cn
, 1877-04-21

8eriht bes Mrmenbamies.
Dir erbielten. sejtern ben geri1t bes
N~rmenbauies bon Dem Serrn s. g.
8isaer. superintendent augeianot uno
erieben oaraus. baB i'm Mnfanss oes
-Sabres 253 perionen i6 bort befanoen.
Nufgenommen ludbreno oes lsbten Sab
res wurben SOL. BON benen ,paren Is
bort 9eboren. 504 entloHen, 1928 itarben,
fomit blieben 312 big gnoe beg Sabres.
Sic Dur9idnittsSabl betrug 25s
ooer Is mebr als lebtes .eSabr.
Bon ben 691 Ysrionen ,uaren 154
bier in Der Gtaot seboren, 297 i'm
S!oate. III in ben peri1iebenen @taa-
ten unb 1913 in fremben Qdnoern.
BON ben geborenen &inbern tuaren 9
tpeiB Mao 10 farbig.
Bon ben 312 Snlaiien tuaren 14S
lpeiB uno 164 farbi9.
Die Gitterunsstoien fir Die Mufae-
ssommen betru9en $9.SS9. 16 iomitbaben
bie Gatterunastoiten jsbes Snoipiouum
:$33.38 9etoitet ooer $3.50 weniser, als
i'm nprisen Sabre.
50 2anoitreider uuroen i'm lebten
Sa6r unterftiist. SIN porisen Sabre
betrng Die 3abl 1853. Sic @eIunoeu
mnBten fir ieoe MablseIt i Gorb Sola
fd9en.
Bon ben 1913. tuelde itarben, tuaren
AZ weiB uno SO farbis.
Sc tuurben, 81 Deutide I'M lsbter
Sabre aufsenommen.
, 1877-04-21

BoIi3ei @eri9t. Iolsenoe
Jdae famen 9eitern in oieiem @eri1te
5ur Bodybuilding:
@obere Brown, farbie, anseflast eins
portion Tleiid bon M. 59aaf unter-
taliden Doripieselunsen crbalten gu ba-
ben, tuurbe 5u 4S Stunoen Sail pns 20
3iebem p%erurtbeilt.
Waibin9ton Webb, farbia. oneetlagt
Den @roofreD Brown ansesriHen uno
init Sooe 9eorobt al baben, ,uuroc,
,Desen Mansel an 8iirsiaait, auf 60
Sage in Die Sail aeianot.
George WiQiams. STANDARD Gibbs,
aenrp Sames, Sen @ooop uno Mobi.
ion Blanb, farbis, anseflast ben Wils
lion @iliams arsesriffen nrb asidla-
gen Su haben. iuurosn ie l Dollar ee=
itraft.
Miliam WiIiams. maior gbrinian
unb Sim Miniton, Die 3eneen, ipurosn
ebenfal ie 81 e%eitraft.
, 1877-04-21

@ubef6run9. Mitimo9 fel
cine @ubeit6runs in Netp Martet Sotel
por. ols Der Y@ea @oie @oeial Club"
einen gaQ CAB. Granf Grub purbc et-
mas aufSerest uno bas Ball. Gomite
tnollte i'm binans brinsen, mas DEM
@rubb ober nidt 9efiel. Gr isbte ii6
5ur Webr nno erbielt in Der &auferei
einsn Sdlos, Der cine Der fleinen Mrtc,
rien traf ino beIddoigtc.
Ser 8oli5iit Mnsle lieB Oouneritoa
einen @erbaftsbefebl sesen Greb. Jrid
Mio 9erman Wleb auste1en, ,~pcranf lie
perbattet uno unter 8iir9iaaft 9eitsat
iuuroen.
8eitern ,purbe Der Sail in Gem Yo-
li5ei.@ eridt auf9eruien, bod oa @rubbs
mi4t antueleno mar tuuroe oerislbe per.
idoben.
, 1877-04-21
Samtag q. April 1877.
@tact Ni6mDno.

Dcutf6er @OttesstenR. 81
opbannes 0emeinbe, ste StraBe. @ottesbienl
Wormittass II llbr. Yrebig bic Ynitur 5uter.
9etblsben's @emeinbe, Ste Strnbe, pfar'
rer 2cdner, @Dttesbienf II l1br gurmittass.
ct. Maricn 0emeinbe, @ariba0 Strabe,
Batter yennp, 0uttesbienf I'm, 10 lbr gur.
mittaes unb 3 llbr Na9mitta9s.
Gnelifd-Iutberi{1 3irGe.
(7te Strabe, apifaen Bruab u.@raes.) Waac,
20. s. gdaTer. Soahass-@ dule 9 ub,
ROreens. @Ottssbieni II ubr @presns IN,
8. 11br Nbenbs.
DeutlGe Netboeifen @emeinte, 2eisI
Strabe, nate Der 1fen, @ottesbisnf I'm II
nbr gurmittass bon paaurG. Meysr, unb al
1br Na4mittasS Spn YafOr .. q. aDias
Ssnntnssidule IN, 3 tlbr Ma9mittaas.