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TuE CRops AND WEATHER" ~
. matter Of much felicitation among
farmers at this time in our pa''s',
upou the condition Of the crops ana
IN. ,,eauty Of the weather. Our best
,,o,,a,s assure Us that they have
naver before had such prospects the
,oi, better prepared and the hands
working 80 vel. Politics have beer
.h.n.,onea-.let Us alone is the cry o
the negro, and Providence has put II
. heau,if,l streak Of weather tina
mn,t tell in the end to our good
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Atm late meeting Of the Cabinet IN
interview with Coils. Levy and EMS
and Gen. Gibson, at parting COL
Low SAID: "Mr. Secretary, We arc
very anxious to have peace, quiet
and prosperity 10 Louisiana we
frankly state to you that this c"n" 10
he effected without there IS an "o''
teration Of the color line and With
eoual frankness We must say to you
that this eau be had only under tn
Nichols government"
Col. Levy understands the situation
thoroughly aud states it frankly an
We have every reason to believe III"
his words will BE- needed. Col. Lev
has, by his action in the Louisa"
matter, made many warm friends d"
he certainly deserves tho thank
, gratitude and we'll wishes Of e'e'
Louisianiau.
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The mere mention Of the fact that
Mr.. Rudd, the Artist, would leave
shortly, has brought down a rush OF
business that he conld not decline
and he has concluded to remain a
iew days longer at The earnest So
licitation of many who have not Sc
cured those artistic Gems, for which,
he is famous. People who wan
| real life-|ike pictures, need not wal
to visit New Orleans to have then
taken; Rudd is an Artist who la
few equals, and no snper'ors-cer
tainly none of either, travelling an
all can have "conDtelteIt present
ments" of themselves taken at hom'
Do not fail to call early.
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rho c;tv Of Natclitoches must
shake off her lethargy. She has zee"
been asleep too long, and if prosperity
ia desired, We must not wait for It Z"
GONNA Int must take hold and wiring
success from the moving world
The Railroad from this point to
intersect the New Orleans Pae'nc'
must lie completed at as early a Gay
as possible. Good roads m"st he
constructed East and North OF rs to
secure a trade far greater tina" the
lriblet We have enjoyed ever since
the war from the West. investments
must be made in a cotton and "o"
Factory, and VIZ must get our peop''
to buy the Convent building ant
have the State Seminary removes
to this point, for we have all the al
vantages of other localities in health
society, &c.
Will not some of our energetic ht
siness men pioneer in these matter
and sec what can be done. Action
|, what ia wanted now, and we h"l
!. our people will respond with al"c"
=, n the first move in the direction
). local improvements
What say you gentlemen, to
-. meeting at an early day for consult
-, toni
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AGENTS..

Al orders for Advertising must oe
contracted with our Ageats. .. ox
No attention paid to propositions 0A
eept from them. ~ Now Work.
I'M. Psttengill l. Co., n
Aver & Son, philadelphia d pcn"'
Edwin Alden, Ci"cinnattl' Oh'o'
F. Freshman T. Bro, III
Chandler, Lord & Co, Chicago; ILL.,
Rowell Il Chesman. ~: LOVE- n,m
W. W. Sharp &, Co., y PARK noT y, 40
Thos' McIntyer, New Orleans, La
J. Curtis Waldo,
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pIantev7s Hotel.

B. Metoyer, Parish :; Il: Sat Il a
City McDahirty, Alexandra a; s ~: "
Hanby, Bienville; Tim"n. Req Rv'
or ~ w, Suaaath, City ; H. P. Gal
lien. Parish L. Vercher, Parish; A.
Laudreaux. Parish L. N. Lane. Par:
ish =; J. F. Ford, Texas; W. r
Wanard, Texas ; w. G. Cox, Texas
NJ. C. Long, Texas.
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LOCAL AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen uSr,'1 nave ac:
credited as Agents tor 'ho D' "
INDICATOR. p;rer
~, If. Pierson, Coushatta, Rcd = K'Se'
BENZ. Wolfson, ,, Canine parish.
J. II. Caldwell ESQ, a vernon
e. Bray ESQ.,, Black Land' 'e!No''
Thos. Richardson, Win,
Hon NJ F. Machcn, WINFIELD WInm .
M ~ A. Dunn, Montgomery. "ranv.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS MENTION

Azure FOR CuSsuMrnov, brenen,sst'' AZ
n %s '1 rssf and '"Iope 't
Ss simply ?sssPs;se Medicine y, Ss ".
r resie"s Of syria and tie East =, sod thes
Of sSS1Tsd sufferers With tbs srssssss;
ssss'' % s%% e % this sa:a
c sosl Gfe ,s ccmplsts with full Ia.'x
f n&. P eLxRK A. s6sBISs; Greedy 0
recuse, n. Y. tP..O Box 7o'' ~
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R,ardtck1s House.

RILEY Collier, Atlanta, La: ; Louis
A Prndhomme. Parish G. w. k"o'
rrts. Parish ; DR.. J. D. Addison, Par
;sh: p. Rogers. Texas; Geo: h''e'
Kansas City, NO.; H: p Chester
Texas: R. B. Stille, Many, La. Mr.
Simkins, Ala. ; A. G. Moral: No. )
HOPKINS, Kan. ; Maj. B: II: Gree"
n. o, g. s. p. Il. H. ; F. Y. Daoney
New Orleans.
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Correspondence containing "e'e' o. a
....,,, .atyrs is soi,cited from TINS
n and ne;0Gtoriny pdr1snes' 1"'T ''7, r.,
name of the ~rite' must accompany ' aI'
,.t,.r, Int the name rilI not be puo'
,;.n.d ,nless so desired. Letters to OF
. . on one side of the sheet Of pa
WV nud 10 contain nc'es of general I"
t t.r.st in s,iet; crops and ~e"tAs' re
ports, gossip, local hoppe"'"g'' &c.
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The Mansfield Reporter y in favor
81 /. comprehensive gives as Mich
olls. Wise man, tAst. Suppose you
whisper il in tho ear Of the Cs.nmis'
zion. The s'simou pures" don't seem
d take 10 that line, and it Is iu ortis'
for sonas one to suggest the ''half Loaf
idea again.
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All advertisements mast be Aono'
ed IN to this office by Thursday
erening of each ''sek' to insure IT,
sertion that issue.
All Judicial advertisements m" 81
be paid for in Advance, or they e'.
be discontinued after the first 'nse''
ton.
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Death of Valery Galennle.

On Easter Sunday, 1st April, lo7|;
at SIS o'clock A. NJ, after long an"
tedious illness, our most estimao'o
citizen and friend, Valery Gaienn!e'
Lreathing his last, ceased to know the
t";.;s and troubles Of this wicked
WE He was seized BY the hand Of death
IN the midst of his beloved and atfilct,
Cd wife and children, who attended
h;s bedside while he passed to ms
eternal rest as calmly a. babe IN It's
Valery Gaiennie was renowned
throughout his entire life for hts
success IA q cotton farmer on Ked
River. He vas particularly noted tor
energy and generosity, respected TOR
, trne natriotism, beloved for am'aole
traits that adorned his frank charac-
l ter and virtuous life; he possessed ;"
: heart. pure, tender and ettem'nate'
u with manly virtues, courteous man
4 ners and liberal charity to all who
= felt the need of a true friend.
+ Tn the hour of affection and over
d whelming bereavement, We trust t'!a'
p the surviving members Of his family
will console themselves by the sooth'
inc recollection, tlms he departed
N this life as Il true and faithful CHRIS
e. T., t;an, leaving behind the heritage
Nv an nnsul1ied reputation and a" non
in est name,-a heritage more Precl"n
d. than the richest jewels, or the bright
est worldly honors Of station and pre- re
to terment and now as ehr'st'a"s' u
'n rs say: r a.,
ses s Deliver, O Lord, the soul OF tn
~! no n,ble man, and bring it t" the pa
no no. tioipation Of thy heavenly Joys;
"s; TRUE FRIEND.
A..:)A 1917
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Take Your Home Paper.

Our people have never oee" '''
rooaers that the Northern people are;
it is strange bit nevertheless ''ue'
They should, however, beg'" AT once
to act sensibly in the matter anu
take as we'll as read their home paper
The Vindicotor is, we tiatter our
selves, we'll worthy their support "
has been a power for their good since
the hour of its birth and certainly
deserves and should receive '"e
hearty and cordial s"stenance OF
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rounding parishes.
t. should be remembered that a
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= On Us and we will put you IN " ""
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ADDRESS OF
8 Marx, of New Orleans


s. Marx, of New Orleans
Frat vioe.President Of District Crane
Lodge No.7. I. 0. B. B.
Bnt . week ago the festival OF the un-
,eayaned bread, also called the Passover,
, ,v.s celebrated by all Israel, to commem.
crate the exemption Of passi"g orer OF
v tns families of the Israelites, when the
Sestroying angel snote the fiist, born Of
Egypt, a. we'll - 70 remember their tt ds,
psltare from the land Of So .%s &c.: fe ~,
into the wilderness, when the water,
~sre = wall unto them on the right hant
snd . On tho left, and as this memorael!
snu =. ID observed up to this perez
s,.I the isrselitss, this is tho remem
S,.nce thereof, still preserved in tue 10
-, traditious Of the Inhabitants, for tn
superstitious Arabs call tho gull u
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Remember that your city taxes ana
,;eeuaes are due ant unless paid, the
ment will be enforced.
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& Como up and pay your city saxes
and licenses Or you will have to pay
costs also.
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r III s,lna Sansare-lOa l?c per ID.
RRa.tSFultou, Sll 50 per / bills
Oranpcs-,5 5o06 10 per nol' ..&+
OuioSs-Western, s. 0o~@
Cabbagcs- None in the Market
App,es-s3 250 -, -oe, hh,
pppt,toes-s3 ;O03 SOFAS 70 t. oo''
Herrinre-5O@G5c I, box:
C"itish-74c by 100 pounds
C"cnnnts-S5 per hundred.
S"vr Krout = S90l2 per Dbl.
C"al Oil---26@2sc y gallon.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs.
Sugar-Common ITO oasi 81"
Good Common 8No*
Prime 940l@:
Choice go Ice.
Mo,asses--. Common, 35c y gallon u
Fair Acc. -
Prime 45c. -.
Choice 55c.
LUMBER.
Cvnress lumber per thousand l's'
p;nr. Immler-SI4 per thousand ieee.
i.vmyrss Shinyies-ss 90 r0l ts''o'.'''"
Na,|S-S3 150s4 %.
WAGONS WOc"'c'
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wml-Louisiana, clean 2O@2'c
Hjles-S0 l0c.
Furs-Otter 81 5O02 oo each'
H,y-Sl6GlS per ton:
earn 5Oa75c per b'Shel:
Pecans-$5 5Oa6 W per oo''
Euvs-15a9Oc per doz.'
Rntter-Goshen,. 35c per 10.
~ Choice Western 2903oc:
Potatoes Sweet, 75c0S! per o"''' -. 81
Tallow -70---e per ponnd'
Rerswax----25a2Sc TO-.
Por,rny-Chickens' 81 5t0S4 '"'
f'oA'" turkeys $9@$lS ! doz'
Geese s56SG per doz.
Ducks SO per doz'
:, Pork-1oc per ID: 's.f
Il Beef-506c per ID: az.
Q Mutton l0c per 10: 8
,, Venison-S2 per saddle:
70 Dried Fruit-Apples lo'.
4 Reans, Northern-7074c' 20
Cranberries-Keg $3 Is. ....
n DRY GOODS.
t. Prints-7@l0c. .,5sEis
al Brown CottOn-60lVc. -
ia Iowells-lO@l21c
its Stripes-l2a@l5c. ~
" Brorsns-sl 5o@l IS per pair
81 CAN GOODS.
Lis s,lmon-$3 90 p dcz. &
ed Mackerel So Is p doz. IL
for Lolsters-$2 90 y doz. . ri
c g.. Spiced Meat-$5 50 p doz.
TOT Pirs Tcet.-$32 Is p doz. ii
Die sarlines-4 boxes letc p box
ac- Ovsters-9M@sl 90 p doz.
4 q EARLE Milk-$2 IS p doz:
tie, Vast Powders-$!0@2s p gross =.
Sno P i'e Applss 81 25@2 80 p dos.
" Concentrated Lyc-$6 SO p Case !.
YER CASE GOODS.
That Brandy Peaches-$4 IS p doz..
n;lv penoer Sauce-S1 750l IS y dcs.
Ivy 10y H fpt Bitters IS 0O@9 50 @
'." , nr,Es Ritters-s3 5O@3 rs p doa' >.
rted P'an H Bitters-S 250s so y %
" Of LIQUORS .r-t - 4
hon. New York Brandy-sl 1921 o.
';''". ~" Gin--$l 32@l 60: u.
cht- Imported Cognac-Sl 65(9S w.
wv se Ginger Brandy-sl 6502 %: =.
P,e Cherry Brandy 81 sN@2 IS:
B. 'e' Blackberry Brandy-$l 6o@9 e. y. a
-. Imported-Aolland Gin - !. y N%o1 d d
par- Irish Whiskey-sS WsT,
Scotch whiskey-$5oos'
I'd. WINES.
Claret-$4 @8 90. d
. White wine-$5 50@10 W. -
els. Champagne COX ND
Krug & Co., (qurts) sSS 81 ss
Veuye Cliquot Ponsara'-''
,;s Piper Heidsieks-$2S w.
i1"H ~ ALE AND PORTER. ~
Par. Dutjeans Laserbier -qts: - ~ T.
Kile, Milwaukie-qts. 81 70 pts. = e
,pster, Bass & Co.,-Ale, pints " 20
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The Homer Hiad is bus'ly engage"
in eating it's own vomit. During the
campaign it speved up Packard !, first
and q, the nausea increased, Hayes
followed, and for the past month II
has been engaged in swallowing the"
| in like order.
We had serious doubts all along
, ahont this death bed repentance, Out
= we can nevertheless congratulate
. Governor Nichols on his having the
= "luck of roaring camp" because BLACK
. burn is against him.
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B1.s1NEss is dowh to nothing; IL
AMI, IN fact az to be deplorable The at.
tention to crops keep people at home.
BART ABLE up Tuesday with fair
FREIGHT, one item, 1900 sacks OF corn
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YNarkrt anil 2irn.
co>p,1 rD AND CORRECTED WEEKLrBr
CHAS. LHER1SSON,
For the VINDlCAToE.

These figures represent round lot PR:
crs: by retail, higher prices will have to
10 paid.
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~ Get your printing done at
tho V1NDlCATO3 Job Office.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

Received Previously 5e13 bales.
Received this week ~
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Received this week Z"
~,tal 1868 bales.
FINANCIAL.
Gold slO5GlO51
PARISH PARISH Warrants
O|d-30c.
New-5Oc
CITY Warrants-75GSoc.
eRoCER1Es.
CurEsE-N.w York cream ls0l3
Choice Western 70t'tc'
pt,nd- Cherries-S4 IS per doz:
Vinegar lsa3Oc per gallon
NcE,-Prime 7tc + H.
IrOtut e4--
Fair &c: =
soap-5107te Ier To-
Salt-Sl IS per sack
Starch 4405c.
Wh;skev-sl 20a$3 50 p g'llon'
| Cottee-l9022c per H.
! BREAD sTUFFs.
FLouR-4 Bbls 81 aoa4 oV
BARRELS $70>O %.
Cornmeal-$3 Caper DBL
, Grits-Sl Is per bb''
| GRAIN AND FEED sTCFFs'
Oats-4s05oc per busheI. -,
Brau 81 lo0sl Is per ~" ", ios . ,,,,,
WS"atvWhite Western 81 super ou'n
If PROVISIONS.
R,cnS-Shcullers 741 c.
O. Clear Rib Sides 100 lo!.
Dry Salt Shoulders 6tSS'
=, Dry Clear Rib lO3 C.
Clear Sides slOA0lO4.
&, Lard-Tierce II 9lltc: ~,
a Mess Pork-$17 75@Slo per oo'
nc u.us-Choice l2A0l3
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List Of Arrivals at Principal Hotels

April 4, 1877.
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| ONT
y I -" ,romld not deny her his blessing. ont
" asks only for the water, cnt sne ' '"".o,
the field in which the springs VI a,,,s"c s'
at were -: the modesty aud reasoi'aole,'c '.s
H. n her request gave it great sdVan'd ~
r.. oha Gained her point, her father gave ne
to win ,rL.f Abe asked, and perhaps MORE I"
no w oave her tue upper and the het"e
On s",;e" From this narrative our youn
nd o app"arst;on NAV profit the lesson, to u
nd se."~+ and respectful to their parent
nd wSom thew generally call the Qua to's
" WYNN ., e and reasonable in their ii
* ~ouds and expectations Husbands an
md .":nas will find it wholesome mutual
of w oJv;se and Jointly to agree about wn !,
is for the common gooa OF tnela l ,';ao'
the and parents ought to become co o,. -
ar that they must. Never think . tnot 70
ism which is bestowed on their ch'l"re"
heir ths;r real advantage, hut must be free
~;v;nc them positions, ~ WEI! US Wal
tsnance. especially when dnt'fai' Cal
S"1 three sons. and yet gave thus I'D
n oiIr ~ hi. daughter: Those parents !
oof themselves and their relations "
anG s srodSe their children what Is convene
tIem. when they can conven'e!'
nart with it, but often, alas! too OFT
un- tI,e love for worldly possessions is str
,ver' s ~ep than tina the one for those whom Il
nem- eo u, V,"
v of Call thoi WV. o-,.,. 10th had !,
the Joshua anu C"'3" ',hors ano.har
m Of gathered 10 tnc'. ' 1' ~ 40. the tim.
r de- dawned upon Asiso., ,, 80 ,vh;ch "a
their the Judges tno a forn, A., I'M
Sea learned horhetoIsS: 49,, ~ tho oh,
aters tapt link IN 'lo n'' ,.o..r1v ;ns.rtad
hand people, ana Is |o.y ESe.p,usi Th;s
rable tween joshua an1 s.s n";r of a An
erred furnishes hvely uJ''. .i.;"', arh;ii
mem. ating ana unso'sI0. .i;-;o,, ~;th nm
he 10 the contest OF sIuo 10 .8scts
n the stition, and co"'Iae'" . sa of Tho
{ the . most remarkaO'e n'''o''
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c s s%ad was brought back ten degrees by
IS ths ord. hy which it had gone down III
IF the d;ol of Ahaz and Is years were ao-
" ded to Hezekiah's life. .,:. ~
e, c:ol who is ruling from eternity 10
or o4sr";t t to whom al eternity is but an
" Othn;eI an hour of his own, causes
e. the sun and the moon to stan" s'' a..r r
lg the shadow to 20 backward "ls s "'.
be utes are not demonstrated oy Isasons =
t.. thew are simply affirmed ana lliGs!l".1 ~
Ks, NV facts, with tho one great oc)ec ~ ~
le- show that there is but one Uoa' anu ''l "''
nd the tenor Of men consisted, anu yet col,'
lily s;sts not in denying q God, but III AL
~, r%e hcathens worshipped Spirits, An;
,ed ,.is and Demons, heavenly bodies sno
ost sel.,ments. the Persians adored the wihd
for thunder and lightning were ho"ore1 oh
} in Ser the name Of Geryon; Leeks anu On
Iiu. ions were dei,ies in Egypt the Syrian
leb odoral fishes Four footed beasts iia'
oer- their affairs: as the bull, taboon,, ho'
for a,d crocodile, in Egypt and elsewhere
who the hog in the island OF Crete rats al
lent mice In the Troads, and at Ienedcs
ntly weasels at Thebcs; aud the porc"h.s,
ten, throughout all Zoroasters school l..
rom F;nlanlers adorned stones; the Scytnla'
hey iron: and many nations gold and sl!'e
a. we yet perceive it in our own o 1Go"
been Nothing was more cotn' nf S.;t;e
era place men among Cno n"" ~ pam,
" of and from Belus or baai, W wv 10 ;
the EmperOrs before Co"s!a''."o, ,,,Io
,por- stances Of this KIND are lna IN III. .tatna
lOsen NebNchadnezza proSu"' " A"rnst
be- be worshipped while hvi"s 10 % l.;
book had altar and sacrinces Ono 7
nctu- having the priests caie" AZ: W;m~. 10
iting Ethiopians deemed ait .''J LIAM tSs;r n
aper- and the Kings OF our aays a Tv Is;ties
It is pie Philippians ana toSnl'o W.,' " ~
long the grace Of G0d' Ane ''''>"" "
, 1877-07-04

rfunois ungen erseben, baB
bic jett nod feline SOL ftcIun9en Seitens
Der britiidcn acknowledgement BET nuie>
rer yfesierur9 be3iialid) ocS llebertritts
Der 8anoen oes Citing GsQ ouf brili.
ideS Gerrttorium aemaht wuroen iino.
Wie eS beibt. hat Citing 8un bel Scn
yladfcst> Snoiuneru auf britijd<amcrie
faniidem 2erritorium Sdue seiudjt.
Neuefe aure @urte. Otrs.
Sobn Goblcr in Salapa bel Vottsuine.
Nenn., fano fiir3lid beim l3eriblas.r
zines Sibnereies Elm anoereS fleineres
81 in bemielben. IN iueldcm 'id cine lie.
bcnoi9e Sdlanse bcfan0.
Sur Die confituirenbe Contention
in Georgia 1T nidt eiu %ein;iser Sarbiaer
erludblt woroen. Die ncue Serfanuna
wiro burh oieien nmffano feinsn Gda.
BEN ne5n,et.
Ole Gerlnutbuna. oaB Sape5 eS auf
cine Inneration bon S n5roliden @oun>
ties bon Wierito abseiebea babe. ipuft wie
Der in oer Yrehe.
Oienta9 purben &C. Wlil.
lioten in 6 projcatigcn Sonos, tuelde
bebnf5 &inlOlun einberufea wul ben, GEL
fort.
, 1877-07-04

Scr Ate Sui. 6sute ols CUR
Jeier bes 4ten Suli, Der Sag Der unabs
bdnsisteits' Grf1drung Der Ser. Stooten
iusroen ole Stabt unb @taots @emter
qei6loIlen 1ein, 10 ME auh bieGorn l,nb
SabofsbDrie. ollie, ,uel9e .Stamps"
fir hire Waaren bebiirfen, f6nnen lie in
Der Office bes Collector Wbiie BON 8
Big 10 ubr erbalten. IS 1T Der 4. Su.
Ii gep6bnlih Elm Sag, ,uo pisle Musfiise
9emad)t ,uerbsn unb Elm Sag Der olt9e'
msinen Srenoe. oarum MAIDEN mir no.
mentli6 anf oas Gonsert beg &eBnid'-
iden MuIif-G i'm SGibenz8arf
aufmerfIam. Serr Charles 9icsel tuirb
Die 2eituna beiielbm iIbernebmen
uno es wirb olles aufseboten ,per.
Ben, ben Sheilnsbmsrn einen an.
%9ene6men Mahmittns unb Mtenb su Be-
reiten. Ibeno miro biz II ubr g~etanst
weroen. Sci tparmen Wetter lit Ger
@diitenparf Elm id0ner fiiblen sufent>
bolt, oarum ratbeu luir jeoem Der li6
erbnlen mill, Bel elmer tiiblenY remnsn I'M
@6abenparf Den Sag susubrin9sn.
, 1877-07-04

9terbtiatetts- 8eridt. Is
tautsn tpabrenb tcr leyten @od)c 60 Iubta.
LiIe DisrieIblt itatt, namIid: @eibe q; Gar.
tige 80; Mannlid q; @eibli@ SO.
@lter-1 Sag bis 80 Z, 1 Mpnat bis 6 10
3 Monot bis IL, 10, 1 Sabr bis 8 1853 Sobr
big S 0, S Sabre Bis 10 2, 1920, 20 $.
304, 80 $40 o. 40 S.-5O1, 50 $50
3, so so =, 1870 0, $3.50 3, lln-
befannt.
Staas-Ssbis 46, @srbairatbet s, @it-
pel 2, @ittpen 2, llnbefannt 3.
0eburtsprt - Ser. Gtaaten So. ST.
anb 1, Deuti9lano 1, nnbesannt
Mpbnuue-9taet @, Marlbau Mare IL.
SeHerlun @arb 7, Matiipn @nrS 6, @rn
rpsgSarb II, Clay @arb 6>SaGlrn @arb IL
Mrmenbaus 6. GcuutsGsfdnenib 0, 9oipital
acknowledgements 9erste so, goroner
2, goarb Of Sealtb s, irre9uldre @srste 0.
s. s.. gabelI, 81. 9.
YrdlIHent p8parb pf 9ealtb.
, 1877-07-04

Sic &unIt It. Wir MAIDEN ollen
9~iebbabern Der Gunlt auf elm bel Sobn
3. Spler & Co., sur S6au ~arseeitsl'
tes Yortroit, peldes bon Dem @rn. Wm.
2opsfe. Der ihon oft ~eldnsenoe 9epeile
ieiner STUNT ab9elest uno iid einen gro
zen Guf als Moler bier eripprben. ae'
mablt. Sas Bib 1elbit III Elm 8ruit-
hilb in 2ebsnsar6be. oas Yortroit Der
SRI. 8eal uno 1ehr dbnli6; 2i6t urb
@1atten Ino redt gut gebaltsn, uno
,puroe baIelbe BON msbreren. weIde es
betra9teten nno Die iungeS Dame perlDn-
lid tsnnen. als Gin @erf anselebtn, sas
leinem MeiIter gbre ma6t.
, 1877-07-04

WIG 8 Il
Sn olleu 2.Itcn ipiirct man
Gen Euluerroud !
Die Gnaidnoer ipiiblcn i'm @elSc,
Nar!e III 8dloe
Sd)icben fie audi !"
nns Den ruiliihcu @robfiir1 Ster.
commonoanteu
80 Saturn,
geoh baben mir nidrt 8ntum!
gtiht %eint1al Gr3erum.
Gas BRETT Mrs 5ers bcrum!
8eiAweiac Stambuli.
3 ou Grambambuli !"
Gine@ q # + o famine. 5rem.
Der: rSa bab' ib mir bas S6erleoer
meines @tisieIS Elm penig aufssI4libt
laiden Sic Den @tiefsl sum Shnlter
oaB er ioelci4 cen f(einen S9nitt bur6
Elm Baar 5tihe perl6lisbt." &slnsr !:
rSoglei1 gu @efebl
(Na6 elmer Stunoe.) 91uIterbub
Gum 9ortier) .Sa it elm aeTlidtsr
9tiefel anf Nr. 6; foltst einen @rO<
l9en."
gortier GUM Sausfne6D v9a lit
ein geflidter Stiefel auf gr. 6; 8 fr.
eofiir aus9eIe9t Ser oamit
5ausfne6t gum Gellner): rDo 1T Gin
Stiefel ouf Rr. 6; babe Is Fl. aus9e.
lcst! 3obpn g."
aellner GUM Sremoen) "Sier 1T Der
onsaebeiierte 9tieFel. 2oltct 80 IT.
9oba cs ldon besablt!
Jremoer (bcim Sbulfer) : vS0rcn
sic, mos Dat oenn Der Stiefel beiSbutn
sefoltet? @du1ter nNi9tsm