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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Ste gSalobr6aoe int Staate Weips
BORT. Wtebrere S0rfer etnge=
di6ert. - 0iele SSamtlten obne
Wabrttt8 1tno Sboa6. Wte1rere
SerSDttett permiEt,

o1to1, 10. Wtat.-S Stne Spe5talDepel6e
meipet al1s Ntoore'8 SunftioH, ST.: uSeit
pergaugener Mitterna6t baben Die in oieier
@eqeno mitbenbeu gSalObrdnOe berart I'M
ii6 qegriiien, baB oas 2anb iett auf cinem
llmfreile bon 100 Weilen i'll Hau6molfen Sc
biiQt 1T. Su Gliuton.Wtls, ipel6eS geltern
nod Elm blii6enbes Oorf mar, lit fem SauS
perI6ont gebliebeu, uno 55 Sanlilien iino OBJ
oadlos. llugefdbr 20 Samilien baben in ben
nod nid)t bon ben Slamuen ergriffeuen SSGlz
bern meTlid) bon Glillton=Otills 3ufludlt &C.
iutbt, Wtan mub lte nit yebenSmttteln per=
lebcu unb ibneu Sboa6 perldaffen. Sel
@berubusco, ungefdbr Drei Oteilen meftltd,
itebeu alle gSalber in lt6ten 6lamn1en. 6itnf
Nteiler peiter rpeltlid) liegt oa8 0orf Cannon
Corners, melde8 getern Ibeno gegen 10 llbr
Don ben Slannlen ergriifen uno benl@robooer
qleit aelnadt muroe. Sie @inmobner mug
ten eiligit eutiliebeu uub biiBter ibre ganSe
6abc Elm. Son ben Seiuobnern Don Clinton
Wtills peroen eineSrau llno einSnabe DernllBt.
Oie@immo6ner bieieS SrteS iiub grGBtentbetl5
fran3DIId)e @anaoier. Ser Serlult fam crit
in einigen Sagen ernlittelt iueroen. Sa8
StGOt6en Stafpole, 3 Oteilen bon Der eta.
ton 9lltona, 1T bonn Seuer cr9rihen morben
uno itebt, tpie cine Ioeben ans 2lltona einge=
troffene 0epei6e mclbet i'll bellen Slant
nlen."
9Satertomn, N.=O., Is. Wai. -Spd=
teren Jta6ri6ten 5ufolge breiten iif Die 2Salb=
brdnoe in Clinton @ountD nid)t meiter aus.
Ser 9Sinb bat ii6 gelegt. Die Ginmobner
OeS Doris @llntou MillS nuroen in Der Der
qan0elleu 9tadt BON einem &aufmauue, 9taz
mems Sumpbrep, in Sblurlbusco beoad)t
uno nit gtabruug ueriebsu; lie rellten beute
mad i6rer iriiberen 6eimatb in Canada ab.
9ie 9r6Bte 9luIregung berrld)te iudbrtno oeS
Sranoe3, sueld)er lib nit 9Sinbc5Ihnelle iber
Die @eeeuo perbreittte. 0as 6oiSiuerf aller
@ebduoe in 9orie mar uollltiuoig aAsBetrOd
net unO braunte ipie 3lnber. Die GiTuobuer
retteten gtidtS, ais oas nadte 1eben, uno Siele
batten eiu tnappe8 gntfomnen.
Die 8abnconlpagnie bate cine 2otonottne
nebit einem g8aggon sur 6aub, ionlt piirpe eS
ni1t mDglid gemeleu ietn, ale Glnpobner 3ll
retteu. giue balbe Shlnoe, nahoem aoams'
Miibte in Srauo geratben mar, itano oaS
qan;e 9ori pon eintm Gnoe gum anbercn in
Slamlneu. Die ganse Quft itien aus einenl
Seuermeer 5u beiteber. Son benz ganSen
@igeutbume, pelde8 3erit0rt lpurbe, mar nllr
elm iebr uubebeutenoer Sbeil oeriid)ert. Die
Wfiiblen, Saumitdmme II. /, ~. 81 Gllntons
WiQs meroeu anf 100000 geid)abt nuO itno
III 9te,u 9tort perItd]ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16

Saibingto n, Is. Dtai. - Sn bic
iigen offiSielen areiien lit ni6tS @eipiiies be-
Sii9lid oes Seitimmun9sortS Der ruiii9en
6lotte, lpel9e 9e9enmdrtig i'm gegrifIe lit,
BON gtelp=9)orf abSufabren, befannt. Die
pielfa6 perbreitete 9tugabe, baB Die ruiiiiden
Sabr;euge beauitrast ieien, SagO uuf alle nit
gSafieu uno arieg8porrdtbeu iiir Die Siirfeu
6efra6teten S6iffe 3u mafeu uno oieielben
lpegsunebmen, ftuOet wenig @laubeu inter ben
Bieil9en 6lotteuoiiiSieren, ob9leid) Die 8uiien
obue 3meiiel burdl Die internatiOnalen @eiete
bier;u beredltiat leiu miirbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
SfGnoe.

gfemarf, I.@S., Is. Wtai. - Ser bon /.
nub SobnlonItraBe unb Don 6arrilon= Apenus
Besrenste Sali1ereompler in Sfz@ewarf, aus
adt @ebdaoen beftebeno, brannte beute WRor=
gen nieber. @erluit $25, 900. Sas. Zee, cir
Wtitglieb Der Seuerpebr, wuroe ipdbrenO Oes
9ranoes in Nolge Der lleberanitrengun9 Don
@aem 6ersi6lage getrofien unO itiir3te toot
silr Grbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Sie epalsfeier II, Se,p.@orf.

" gtem=Y orf, Is. Mai. - Sie AMI belte
anberaumte &arneualsfeier iuurbe BON benz
berrlt6iten9Setter begiinitigt uno bradte iton
triib Wforgens ben gr0Bten She'll Der Semobz
ner auf Die Seiue. lin II llbr OtorgeuS be-
Ianoeu ltdl nid)t peniger, ais $1,000 Meni6eu
I'M Satterie Barfe, tuGbrenb alle StraBen bie
Otdrldroute entlang bi6t nit Nteniden beiebt
pareH. SDnl9 8arnepal purbe Don etrem
anld)elneno aus Srooflpn fonlnlenoen Oamz
pier an Der 5oliamtS gSerfte gelanoet. Der
SampIer mar prdd)tig gel6miidt, mo cine
3ablreld)e 9elellbaft befanb ild) am Soro.
Gine init iedS Sfimmeln belpannte &arofe
ltano in Sereitl6aft, nm Se. Niajtitat Den
gtauenf0nig lammt leinen @efdbrten, benz
@roBtitrfen uno Dem Sicef1nig bon Ggppten,
auf5unebulen. Ser BUG iette ii1 oarauf, nit
eIuer abtbellung berittener Boli3ei an Der
SplBe, oen0atterp= Plab binauf tnSeiueguug.
Seinabe a1eSanbmerfer, beionbers bieSrauer,
maren i'll cem 3uge pertreten. 9lm llniOn=
square an9elan9t, blelt Der S0nlg elne 9te=
plIe ab.
Seute Ibenb fano ein abermaliger llnl5u9
ltatt, uno man id)Gbt, oaB iid) nid)t peniger,
ais 100000 Oienld)en auf ben StraBeu be
fanoen, unt bas Shanpiel mitan;uIebeu.
Der 3ug fornlirte Ild) al Der Gde Der ~.
StlubS uilp %, NutItlt tNU Hluli iujtlit plt
9lpenue binab bis sum @auerl1 Ylate.
Sn Dem 3uge befauben iih Sebn auSitaf=
ftrte sSagen, mel6e ssbn peri6ieoene greigz
ntiie in Der amerifaniideu @eldi4te oorltellz
ten. Sointer Dem bon le6s Shimmeln geSo=
genen gSageu Or. 0taleitdt oeS &Gnigs 8arne-
bal iol9te Elm rei4gei6miidtes 6ubrlpert, aui
peldenl iid) ein 0nbeno prdfttg gefleioeter
6rauenSimnler unO orei llngebellre, IS SuB
bobe @bampagnerfaiden befanOen. Die Sid
iden maren NIT Der etiquette ugSeiu iitr
Seine Wajeitat" perleben. Auf oem ud6lten
gSaSen folgte ell 500 @allonen entbaltenoeS
SierfaB.
Hnter ben oargeitellteu Scenen ans Der
ameritanii6en @ei9ifte wareu Die bauptiddz
libiten: bic 2anOung beS Columbus, oie@nt=
oedllng Oes Miiitifppi, Der Angriff auf baS
nit 8bee befru9tete Sdifi in 6afen bon So
ton, gSalbiugton's llebergang iiber ben 9ela-
mare, @eueral Sadion pdbreno Der S6ladt
bel gteuzSrleans &C. Der llnlSug mafte ie=
bod einen i6ledten ginOrud unO Die gu
idauer Oridtcn lid iebr miBbilli9enO ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Gin Wtihifippi=9aupfer geinnfe,,.
- Irei YeriDttett 1eritn9liiGt.

Nem Srleans, l5. Wfai. Der Oam=
pier ySanop gtr. 2" fllbr na4 Otitternabt
beute Ntorgen iiini Oteilen oberbalb oieier
Staot au einen ueriuntenen Saumitamm,
melter eiu God in oen 6unpi bObrte nno
bas TabrSeug in fur;er 3eit gum SiufeH
bra6te' Die 8aiiagiere nit 9lusuabme uon
Orsien wurDen BON SoOtell, mel9e pom llfer
aus abgel6itt mnroen, gerettet, Die Baum
ipoue, nit iuel9er Der 0ampfer befra6tet
mar, perbinoerte, oaB berlelbe gdu5ltd inter
9in9. gr ttieb ben 5luB obmdrts an bteIer
Stabt uOriiber, ltitr3te i9lteBlid I'M unb lte9t
9egenuartig Dteilen bon bier nit oen1 80
ben uad) oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Metr @alobrGuoe.

Scrautou, 8a., Is. Wfai. - Sn benz
Mooitc @ebirge, iuobflid bon bier, ituo
8alobrGnoe alsgebrohen, uuo meileuiueite
Gtreden @alolano itno bcreits bon Oeniel6en
uerbecrt muroen. 0as 5euer lit su iueit entz
ferHt, I'm Sefiir6tungen unter Der Sep6lfcz
rung Der Soritdote 3u erregcu.
Ypugbfeepiie, N.=Y., Is. Mai. -
eSn Der 9tdhe bon 9tpad uno on uerl6ebeuen
Srten S,pil9en SpuDteu 0ugpel lluo Sarrp=
tomu SEN bubIon entlang iteben bic g8dloer
IN belen 6lamnteu. Siiolib Don Beetstill
uuo an pielen anoeren Srten anf beioen Get
ten bcS SiuiieS piitben ebenfallS 99albbrGnoe.
lleber benz s5luiie bdngeu 10 bi6te 8audmol=
fen, baB' Die Sd)ififabrt iebr eri6mert miro.
9li6e unO 5uufen fallen fortludbreno in ptcier
Stabt uieoer. Ser angeri6tete Sd)aOen lit
bebeuteub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Die 8iiftmngen Der Wfortnpnem. -
1tnrtbe ttnter oett .betontfdJen"
Netf1 a f1ffern 0eS Serrif fnriftffS

Nem y Orf, Is. WfaI. Glne 0epeld]e
aus ltzeafe<@itp beridtet: ,9ie &rie9sz
porbereitunsen Der Mormonen in alien Gbei=
len BON lltab bauern iort. lluter ben gtid)ts
mormonen, beiouoers benieni9en in ben nDrb=
lid)en uuo iiioltdeu anIeOlungen i'm 3erritO=
rium, berridt sroBs SeiOr9niB, ueld)e our6
bic geringe anSabl Der IN lltab ltationlrten
Sunoestrnppen beoenteno geiteigert nirS.
@oupstrenr gmorp bat ben arie9siefretdr
briefli6 anfgeioroert, oaB 5 @ompagnie'u Snz
fanterie uno S6maOrOuen Sapallerie nad)
Camp Cameron, cine GOmpqsuie Snfanterie
na6 ct. George, cine iueitere nad 1Ogou inl
9a9e= 2bale gei6idt, rno oaB bic gegenuGr=
tig 5u @amp Sall beiuoli6e Seiatung Der
itGrtt tueroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
SiiosSarpItua.

@olumbia, S.-@., -. Utai. = Die
@eiebgebung perlammclte iid beuts Ntittag
IN Ylenariitnna Inn einen Sberrifter 81 er=
ND blen. &i9ter q. S. ssiaaro lpar bel Der
erlten abtinlnnung erfolgreid) uno erbielt sc
DON 1913 Stimmeu. 0ie Gripdbung eines
beiFtenben Ri6ters on Stslle oes Srn. 8il~
laro tsirb mabriheinli6 in ndditer SsOte
itattftuben.
@barleit II, IS. Mai. - Die Yro3eiie
9egen Die glentonsr sluirabrer gelangten
6ente i'm bieiigen gunDesgerid)te 3ur Ser
banoluug. Ser SertbeiOigungsanpult erbob
@iu,panb segeu bic 9ei9wOreuen NIB be
bauptets, Oieielben ieien politil6er 3pede
6qlber alIf parteiiide @eile ausgelpablt nor
BEN. Babrenb Der 9istuiiion usrta9te I'D
baS @eridt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
Gine sSltf6tuelle atit Ontario see

Fort Stanleg, Ont, 70. Wfal.-llnl
llbr beute Dtorgen mdlSte iih cine SuB
bobe Slutbipelle, besleitet BON lautem, 5ii9enz
Dem @erauide, bon benz Gee her al Oas llfer
uub trat in tpenigen Miuuten ebeuio ifneu 6u=
nad)iten StunSe folgten fleinere Beueu bon
etma eineln SUP 50be IN frrsen 3ipil6enrduz
men. SIS mebte nur eil1 i6mafer &lno nm
bic betrefienOe 3eit, uno Der Gee mar belnabe
10 qlatt, mic Elm Spiegel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16
9ie politiid,e Wemoetta TT 8eatpers
SU1tnt,1, Ga.

WeriOian, NfiII., Is. Wtai.- Srl, 3or-
uelia Chisholm, peld)e befanntlif mdhreuo
Der SdieBafiaire in aemper eorntD an Sem
9lrme ueriuunost puroe, itarb bsute. 3bre
9Sunoe mar uerna6lalii9t moroen Hnp DER
Sranp eingetreten. 6l6ter 9blSbolm, tbr
Sater, 1tarb bereits Dor eluigen Sageu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16

- 3pii6en 8u6areif unb Der 9onan To-
germ itarfe Maifen ueuangstomnencr ruff
lder Snfanterie. Gs if nidt beiannt, mad
mel6em Yuntte um Slufe Sieielbe sei6idt
weroen ioa. - -
= GinerI 9epei4e Der ruifii6en 3elesra-
pbena9entur Sufol9e iinb 16 bulgarii6e S6rs
ier bon ben Siirten gepliinOert uno perbrannt
poroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-05-16

ber;,5%tss 5s'tss M;Insutee> giiI,s,' >Sagcrbier

Gde Der Baltimore uno BineftraBe, Sames ..
@orman, Gde Der oitzSiice= slpenue uno gecono=
@traBe, uno S. VI. Solution & 9omp., ytr. IS,
WeisSap peiteifra6e, ausbriitlilf gum Samiien Ge=
bralId,e au TlaIben 9eBosen. sllle Yetelunsen per
Boftfarte peroei prompt eettuir uno bas 9eitellte
folenirei in r9eno einem Staottbeile abgelteIert.
(NpriI23, 3Uteia5D
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@onueruenr Ntee poa Wtaffa6uiettS
1ttt6 0ie SeutDeren5ler.

neue u2ocalzOption| |@eles nit Oenl geto
bele9t; ats @runo gtbt er an, oaB oaS bette
benbe @OnSeliionSgeleb crit ein Sabr III gSirt-
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Sele9rapbii9e 9epeiden.
ymlamo 9epei1ett.

[Beribte Der nIociirten Breiie- fir ben n0eutidel
eorreip onbeuteu".l
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@nropSiide GabelberiGte.
Ser orientaliIde &rieg.
0orriiGen Ser 8tfiet iiber Die
Sona1t.
Gin @eie6t in Der 3 obruoi d. a.
Stes Der Wirtoiten iiber ote 5iirfen.
8eiedjt ,tpiidlen srtediidJem Sninrsemten nno
JIrtsn III Sbeiiaiten.
Ste Saltmns 9eati6lano's.
2lmgebli6er Stee Der Siirfem be
Suf1tut Sale TIT &letnaiien.

&erbanOlun9en i'm britiideu @arlamente.
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stes ser Wtrtstten iiber ote sarfen.

Gin @efe6t in Der 9obruoi d. a.
The New York herald., 1877-08-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATrER
SAILS.

~ASlI1 AUCTlON MAXI AND NEW IOkh TAITEH.
SAILS.
CORNER OF Broadway and Both st.,
CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
REGULAR SAILS OF Horses Carriages, kc.,
EvkkY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY.
rWENTYFOUR hours allowed for trial.
THE ONLY driving ring In the state
AT ELEvEN O'CLOCK.
TOP PONY PHAETON. by George II. Close.
ELEGANT BROWN Trotfing MmYe 15h high years
old; game and stylish drivcr very finely Eated
fast and promsng will 40 with shirty days. train-
ing. and Is warranted sound and kind.
TOP PONY Phseton. by Beuson Bros
FAST BAY Trctting Geldng. 1874 high. years old
prompt and driver trot close 40 gated ike
machinery and wnrt ed sound and kind ~
ROCkAWAY. NEARLY now. by TT rrill.
SPEEDY CHESTNUT Trottng Geldng, 13S high. 8
years od pleasant and sac drivers trot In 3S and
is sound kind
TOP SIDE BAR Road " sgon, by vnndergaw.
SUPERIOR BAY coupe Mare, 16h high. old: has
splendid syle action and appesrancs sharp traveller and
ranted sound and Kind.
SKELETON WAGON, good order.
FAST BAY Trotting Mare, "a high, years old by
saekets ambletoninu prompt driver. ha. beaten so
EXTENSION TOR Phaeton, pole and shafts
NOMBINED SORREL saddle and harness Mare. 16H
high years old all gaits under saddle hne in har'
ness; warranted sound and kind.
PLATFORM SPRING watertowI Express W agon.
EXTRA FINE sorrei Mare. 15x hgh.7 years old: .
sound and kind. .l p .ts
TOP DEPOT Wagon. BY John yandergnw.
TWENTY-THREE OTHER Road Agons, Carriages &c.
TWENTY OTHER road, fnmily, business and low priced
Work Horses
FULL DESCRIPTION ut SALE
NoTICE-August 10. sixth consignment from the East.
Send tor catalogue
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE; 1 & 2es ,ATIHx B.oApwHxxT6iEF az
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPEks.

1sTRoIoeYH7rn 'i P4es.etSo as.S col. I'' '''
so4sSERs xnsFEPz7Hs E'a SAss1s,s fs:s col a., col,
BRookLYY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-isr FACE
ggsISEss OPPORTUNITIES r.sS as
sEssks a M Asb 5fn 2 .na "a coils
AN
SoSsHSy SaSslNS SSHans COL
PpEMTIsTRY-7rn rAGs-e,h col
bWESo nousks 10 IsT FURNISHED AND Us
5gsNIsHEPxs1 r.sssd col
kk1G9esls E4stss s.A s.a e.A coils
SS R65ss 4 aES TO LET
KssS EtsrsNtss CO.
@ and "a coils
HoFsEs-71n HHooEsEs SnHPh PAcs-ssh col
iiSySEs ESSAS AZ ;sEAsS wASTEDisr sa rAcI-'h COL
Legal XSTIoEsn71. IE9Sn P.s..2s ts..s.a. sol;
S.ss.s,s sSl CO.
siscsEtASEo6s ADssssssr1sENEsrs-lor PAGE
sESTq4H1sH NEW s' f.s.-e.s COL
sHsosAas' dkaAYs Hsd1sss se,s rAersh col
sSS5 SsE05 5 Gs E JiF SSs M SALE OR
sEs $;i:st s.;s' CO, col
RELIGIOUS NOTlCES-lsr PAGE-lst col
KEWARDS-1sr PAGE-1s col.
SPECIAL NOTICEs-lsr PAcE-lst, I'd and Sd COILS
SUMMER RESORTS-71H PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-2d COL
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES 1sr PAGE -4th COL
HSp hs TO LET
1sT PAGK 4th and 5th col.
MARCHES Ssxsis1 . rfssEe's fAsTes.s ss se
YAcfiTs sYE1MSoATs. cHi1r rAGy1'p P.cn.e, co., .o
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972 Cash Gifts. amounting gto.............$3lOOOO
Whole tickets SO; halves So quarters 81 50 II tickets
500; 331s tickets 5000: 56a4 tickets. $500
Address all orders to
q. w. BARROW 4 Co,
Courier ournal Building,
Louisville KY,
THoS Fl. HAYS 4 Co..
General Agenta 697 Broadway. Now York.
B.For the convenience of patrons have estab
shcd uptown agency At No 27 Broadway, under the
firm name OF Nm. COOPER CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONEY FOR EvERYBoDY!
MONEY FOR EvERYBoUY!
BE QUICK OR ELSE YOU WILL REGRET 1T.
LiTTLE LUCK, MAY MAXI you RIcn.
soGe OF TME FokTuSfs wlrHIx % T3GR GsAsr.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
WILL % ~PosITIyELy ~ bsAW b DAY. TIinEsDAY. AuGusr 30
0R y9s y9TR MoNky MoSky Mill Mill Be sETTsNER T9 y9H
THE ,I GhEAT pISTKigUTIoN, WILL TAKE PLACE
AND ALL ARE INVITED TO WITNESS IT.
THE LIST OF PRIZES ARE AS FoLLOws;-
FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, DEPOSITORY.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Grand Cash Gift ........................ss $4,000
Grand Cash Gir..... 25 900
Grand Cash Gift t.......................... 1900
Grand Cash Gft.... ....................... 10000
Grand Cash GIFTS, 5000 each ............ 1900
Grand Cash Gns 81 900 each .............. 100
~ Cash Gifts, 81 OUO each 10000
40 Cash Gifts $500 each. 20,OOO
100 Cash Gifts 5000 zach 10000
300 Cash Gifts, 800 each 10000
500 Cash Gts 800 each. 25.OOD
5000 Cash GIFTS $40 each. ach.................. 60OO0
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NTIBLO's GARDEN.
IN FIFTH WEEK, fIPrH,
ofthe Glorions Success,
POOR or NEW YORK.
EVERY EVENING AND
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Pronounced by 1000
people the best
entert ainnen nt In
Nov York.
DARK THEATRE
i HENRY y. ABBEY.... lessee and MANAGER
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
BABY.
and Of tho summer
MONDAY EVENING. september3.
inauguration OF tho regular fall and winter
Mr. SOTliERN. y
"CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A j. DEXTER, CHfCAGO'S SUCCESSFUL DT
n .vorce lawyer has opened Office at e. Tribune
Building New York. Absolute divorces obtained Tor
dents Of any state 30 days Tor adultery descon ncom
patbty. cruelty nonsupport and other Pay when
divorced. Advice free Fec low. Ncwsp apcr scandal
avodcd Correspondence with the legal profession
A TrENIION -rWENTY YEARS PRusSIAX HOS.
~ ptai experience Disease OF men and
pccalty Consultation free. Dr. JACoBy lei Bceck er
nR. RICORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE RESTORES
lImanhood to the dchiatod In four weeks; failure i'm
possible S3 per Druggists supplied Sole agent Dr.
J. JACQUES, University place, New York.
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The Annual Meeting Of the Tama County
e SUNDAY School Association.

SWUUOJ 0CuOOi ASSOCIutlOUs
will be held in the Baptist Church, in
lama City. Tuesday and Wednesday,
May Goth and Both, 1877. sss
PROGRAMME:
Opening by Religious exercises, at
| O'clock, p m.-by Rev. 5. B. Warner.
2:30 Verbal Rcborts from the schools OF
the County by officers present.
300. Address by Rev. Rindell- Subject:
Our Work
$780, Essay-by A. II. Sterrett
3.45. Election of Officers and Miscellane-
Gus Business. Adjourn.
1880. Service CT Song-conducted by F.
JIM Wonser
500. Religious exercises by call of the
President.
8:15. Addresses to the children by Rev.
o. A. Holmes and Rev. j. Stickel.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50. Prayer Meeting, conducted by
Rev. Kingcry or Rev. B;ssell
900. 4 Address by Congregational minis
Ter, OF Montour-Subject: BY whom
is Gun work to be Gone.
$50. Conditions of Success in our work.
Led by Rev. Green.
1900. Address-by e. G. Ebersole.
1890. Can we make our labor pleasant.
Led by Rev. W. F. Dove.
10:45. Business
il1:c0. Rewards of our work-by Rev.
Bisscl
11:30. The especial duties or women in
this work. Led by Mrs. d. d. Ed
wards Adjourn.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Religious exercises by call Of the
: President
12:l5. The relation of the Sunday School
to the Church Led by the Metllo-
dist Minister Of Montour.
2:30. The connection between the
Church and the Temperance Cause.
Led by Bev. o. A. Holmes.
800 The relation between the Sabbath
and the Sabbath School. and tie
Law Of the Land. Led by f. j. NJ.
Wonser.
AGO. Adjourn.
1t is expected and earnestly desired That
the S. s. Workers OF Tama County will
attend, and that the discussions will be
participated in by all, Let each one
prepare himself TO fill the place of any
absentee.
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From Is r1iIe Grove.

MAY IS. 1877.
EDITOR CHRONICLE
Once again we drop in to say among
other things that we are troubled with
rain. Rain Tuesday; rain Wednesday
night, rain last night, raining to-day!
think that the oldest inhabitant never saw
it otherwise than that in this part of Gods
earth it rains in corn planting time, inva-
riably. Corn planting is progressing but
not finished, abodt half done should
juf ge; all small grains look well, such
weather as we have had cool and moist,
makes the wheat men look happy, and
shake their pockets to the jingle of the
imaginary coins. But there wont be much
jingle in farmers pockets this year, the
bankers per cent per month will spoil
that.
Hogs are on the rise in the markets and
on the raise in the pens; small hogs are
getting to be very plenty. Berkshires
lead the van in the farmers estimation,
but the Polands will lead them avordupois.
OF the cattle we have not many left
Kibbe 6 Cameron of Tracr, herdsmen,
have swept this country nearly clean
Short horn herds with us are small but the
stock is increasing. John Dalgleish has a
small number. notice he keeps the Short
horns in one pasture and the common cat
lie in another The Short horns must be
somewhat aristocratic A. G. Brockway.
has fine bull, (shorthorn) sllorthorn
COW and number of the increase
Wilson & Bro have dry goods and gro
Gerry store in the Grove. Henry and Steph-
en- are attentive business men and are
gathering in the farmers nickels--and why
not for they also keep the post Office.
It is not all luck that wins, but it is,
sometimes. John Klispie, recently had
the fortune to find wolf den containing
ore old wolf and eight young ones; bosn-
ty $27. John can beat the Dutch.
Our old friend Joseph Prescott, was
seized with the fever, last summer, and
has not recovered He has gone to Oregon
The California fever carried him off west
many years ago; he returned, settled near
10 Mile Grove some17 years ago, where he
has continually resided ever since, but
alas The fever meyer vas broken it has
broke ont again. BE leaves = widow and
two small childreni
But the funniest thing n that Tom Har-
ris. went TO scotland FOR his health last
s3fSfar: HIT I am 80 happy TO Herr that