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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Correspondence of the Bulletin.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1877.

w ASlllN0lON, jan. IL, 1871
WAR AND wATTERsoN.
The atmosphere here has been fill
ed with talk about war, blood, bull
doing and the like, during the past
week. The belligerant Kentucky
Congressman, Henry Watterson, cd
itor of the Louisville Journal, is re-
sponsible for reviving the prospect
of bloody termination to the pres.
ent political contest. Mr.. Waiter
son, III his speech at the Democratic
meeting held here on Monday last,
announced his expectation to meet
one hundred thousand Democrats in
this city on February IA, to petition
Congress to install the great sham
reformer, and to see that their peti-
ton is respected. In his speech Mr..
Watterson SAID that this force was to
come unarmcd, but it has since trans
PRED that he writes to his paper de-
mands that kentucky alone shall
send ten thousand armed men to in
wade the National Capital and intim-
Idate the Congress of the United
States in the performance of its con-
stitutioual duty. This programme
seems to have received the sanction
of considerable portion of the Dem
ocratic leaders, both here and
throughout the country, but the in
tention was to avoid making it
known to Republicans until they
found it out by the actual presence
of the bull-dozers here; but Waiter
son felt so happy over the celebra-
ton of the battle of New Orleans,
that he allowed himself to forget
that he had been intrustcd with this
information confidentially. How far
this plan has been matured Is not vet
known, but enough has been asccr-
tanned to make it certnin that Demo
Gratis of the Watterson stripe, in
their thirst for office and power, con-
template pressing matters to the ex-
tremity Of war, if they fail to gain
their point in any other way. All
the petitions sent to Congress by the
people, asking that the present diff
Guilty shall be settled amlcably, are
understood by these bucolic parti-
sans to be addressed to the Senate
and the Republican party, and they
seem to believe that they will be able
to succeed with their plan, to con-
vince the country that Tilden has
been fairly elected, and that the SEN
ate is making an effort to count him
out, instead Of the reverse beng the
case.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19
COAL

HARD AND SOFT. Best quality, full weights
IL and low prices. Special Agents for the Can
ton Shaft Coal.
81 -3tf. BARBER 4 KELLOGG
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-19

a cash IN Treasury the close OF business
st nonyw herofIha eheeunto Sc and fix
D.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

After the peace of Filsit. Lahrbush
wen. 70 konigsh@rg. thence to Dantzic,
aud thence 20 Hildesheim. Saxony, TO
see his old mother. Who was residing
there. Here he was forced into the
French army. A. first he WAS . mem.
bel Of the body-guard of Jerome
B0naparte, but was soon drafted into
the lst Regimen, Of the Line. aud was
made First Lieutenant
He once more became engaged in
mercantile affairs, c..nirary to the army
regulation, and lost bis commission.
THIS was 10 lslS He then had 3 wife.
having married AT the Cape Of Good
Hope From 1918 10 1874 he was. As
he describes it. in parts unknown. y
He never visited Europe during that
period. and was engaged most Of the
time 2s superintendent Of . small con-
Wet establishment at Bathurst. Aus
tralia. " here he went Immediately after
his dismissal from the army. In 1S4i
he lef; Australia, went 70 Tahiti and
Valparaiso, Rio Janero aud other
South American ports. At Tahiti be
s'aid longer had it not been for the
offense given by some remarks against
the Roman Catholic Church, In conse-
quence Of which the French Admiral.
Dep-tit Thonars, politely invited him
10 return to Europe, and gave him free
passage on q French frig.te. He was
year on his voyage to Brest, and re-
4 %
fore going to Englsnd.
Soon after his arrival in London.
Lord Howard De Walden made him
overseer of his estate in Jamaica where
he remained until leis. when negro
emancipation ruined the sugar trade.
He then came to New York. at the age
Of eighty and has since resided
say. be found many friends. The little
money which he brought with him he
invested in real estate. which has great
Is increased in value The income from
this source had been increased by con-
trlbutiops made by = few wealthy
friends. and the old veteran in his last
years was surrounded by everything
which his comfort demanded.
The last two years of Captain Lahr-
bu>h's ll'' were spent quietly at bis home
in the Third Avenne His habits were
very regular. He rose every morning
at nalt-past one o'clock. and retired at
5 in the afternoon His amusements
were no more exciting than calls upon
III, friends aud long walks with two
t.vorite dogs. His death was primar-
ilv due to = cold. contracted two months
ago in calling upon Mrs. A. T. Stewart I;
but his system was rapidly breaking
down by reason Of his advanced age
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07
Flfty-Two.

over the pas, le: yai. bo spread -
It. joys ard sorrows alike hare fled,
Iss couLties. steps. = I've plodd-d allen z
Give hack no echo Chiidhocd' song
i nursery myth Friends now seem
Figm-nt- ,had0wy seen in dream.
And | scarce believe II, would you, pray.
That tfty-two years hagc passed away:
Can it be true ara growing old:
M line IN Fny iac- has the secret told,
Nct a pulse throb BEATS in slower
bound
Not a joy of iny hear, that i. less pro-
found;
Nj gem Of the forest. earth or SEA
Bat grant in il. beauty JOY 10 me
As bright as when IN ny iife they grew
No dream of ~ Autumu--of FIfiy-two.
Good by, Old Past / turn away
Half glad, half sal. ~ my life to-day
For a woman. heart there Is plenty to
10.
If it beats with al impulse kind and
true;
Work that carries q cross, We re told.
! nat hHds return OF huuired-foid,
And just such work as none can do.
Save maiden like Inc Of Fitty-two
Not for the world would wander bac k
Along lite : though every track
That my childhooi's tcet on its soft
green SD
show plainly the path that | have trod;
Thongh every step that journeyed on
Nas promise Of health aud beauty
Won.
IL feel in NY heart twas loss. not n
gain,
To start al the .pringtime Of life again.
For If did wish it and could it come
true.
| would soon bs again--as am-F.fty
two.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07
A Curious Chinese Romance.

Starting with the highly moral and
correct observation that IL 10 veil 10 re
snetn.er with gratitude the time when
one t.rst acquired wealth, the s.. par.
the new ly est abiished Chinese Journal
AZ Shanghai tells the following z curious
story. which. W. may mention. is de-
signed to evoke sympathy aua sabs,an
tiai ald for the poor famine. stick en-
creatures who have for some time past
bcea struggling down u the valley #
the great Yang tsZc-k knng II avoid
starvation iu tile northern provinces
Early III the present yeur there arrived
a. the Chl-ming Chu (!Iail for the re-
lief of the Refugee. at Hankow, n
gentleman from kn.i-chow-fu, who
tnadc "a present. Of ten thousand 'aels
Gay $l6. 300 AT first. wien asked ter
his name. he wrote down Wn Ming
shih equivalent to Mr.. Nobody. but.
As the officials pressed HIM repeatedly
IL divulge his name. he acknowledged
that it WAS Yao Chao-lan. Formerly.
he told them bis family WAS very rich
but after the tine OF the Tai ping re
beilion 1t became poor At Ching
sang. IN the province Of Human, he
himself had been reduced Ia teggary.
Once he was accused 10y shopkrei.r
ot uelng a thief. which grieved him 50
much that he went ard joined himself
to fcrtyman. giving up the life Of "a
heg2ar altogether. Some time after.
ward there was fishing boat Ia>.ing
back ward aud inward at the mouth pf
the river. on nuaGi Of which were an
oi3 nan and womau. with their daugh
ter. These people looked ut him and
saw bow diligen, he Mas; they there
fore gave han employment. AMI event
nai.y he became their son-in- law. In
three years the old lady died. ard IN
five the husband followed her When
the old msn lay dying he ol,spci his
,op-in-law's baud, aud said. Il Was
formerly he III steersman on Junk be
longing Ia Hung Sint>euen (the le,Nicr
II the Tapping rebels. and knew
that the anchor. cham. aud rudder
were all pure gold When the cause
If the Tai-Iings failed, and til. rebels
wsre beaten, got possession of these,
sui covered them with black yarui>h
and for over ten years have KEEP. this
secret dose now hequesih them 10
You, aud hope that Won nl!l make IA
good Use Of them Y.o Chao Ian ac-
cordingly carried them IL his native
village. ani eventually bought back all
his patrimony Bat IT occurred 10 HIM
that hi. wealth should not be spent eu-
iitely upon himself but applied 10 the
public benefit. such great fortune. he
reasoned should not bc KIP, foF one
man alone New that there Is 81 much
distress in the North. he considered II
his duty - assist the starving popula-
,ion. aud he. therefore, gave np half
his money 10 that object, In order that
tie anxiety # the authorities might
be diminished. aud that Lis debt oi
graiitu,is Ia his parents-in law might be
pali 10 the suffering poar. This lnior-
nation. the .>iayssa AYERS. has been re
eei ve.i from Il Traveller from Hupei. and
tb.uch en- The face of II u j. little
incredible, II il Ia be- hoped that i, may
,uiuce Others "a go aud d. likewise II
helping the destitute
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-07

Gal aaa ether mineral lands al h1thr~ SUI
xeyrt ,xa.,tu-.l ara retcricsl u5~'n Plaas af'a
sstttaAtes So ustalue Improvements iuFHsee0
Special sftemataa sfseA tc lAn surveys, ssd y '0f
ilsstion - c8vy lots Ana tlfs'As AssHs shF tss S
tnss ns~e ehSutcailY executes NOV a. ''''-
, 1877-12-01
Samfag j Qgember 1877.
@t0tt NiOmpno.

Deut11er @pttesSien0 4. 81.
9cbannts Weneinte, Ste StraBe. @ottesSisni
gprmittass II ubr unS Clients u ubt. 8,
5uter, paifor.
getbletem's 0%smeinbe, Ste gtraBe, pfar.
rsr 2itser!, Gpttssbienf II ubr gCrmittass
ct. Marien Gsmeinbs, @aribal Strabe
Slater 9snnp, Gpttesbiena un 10 llbr Gpr.
mittass unb 3 llbr Naamitta9s.
Gnstii6-Iutberi{de airhe.
Cite Straes, swilden SrooO II. @race.) paic,
Us. s. S6dHer. SpHnsass-gh ate 9 ub'
Mpresns. @pttsabisn1t il nbr Morsens III,
8. ltbr ,abents.
GSansstt6e 8pttesbtfnt be,
;3icns 0smeinte. Seeen Srnutao. nm II
ltbr @ormi itaes unh = lthr atens, In be-
Siyts on Qeigb Ctr. nabe ber 1nen. Sets
er5sn unb brittsn e pnntas I'M Mpaat un'
lltr Magmittaas, in ber Stride, ede Der "a
W Ctr Stben smeiten unb Sierten Spnftd!
i'm Monat, Tim 4 l1br Na6niitafs, in Der Sir
Dbl an Nidollcn Cir, tn Mrdstts. Sc er
mann III FiGf einseIabsn. G'rttlieb Mtser
4atpr.
, 1877-12-01
Ri0mpnb pOit OHtte.
ppf<Mrran0ement.
uouembtr 1877.

- 80
RSrbIi@e 9nr@pnH. 9hefmor ,S.uA
aussenommen Sor ntaas' --Gasamnaa' 'solG'
an, u. 7 LEY u %. y M.-RoHi9lu6 Gas .. "
n, a;s ~ 1adn ss;;-7sasn'anis $50 g. m.-pva.
Merottbe Bee-gof. 9Galid. a,e
SbluS 645 g. 81. "-v0f
Sao.'ge Wof. 3neimaI tSalid, o.s,,-
, HtI0: y ao % oo or '''sae.--Nntunft 80 9. 1.
ans i iisS u y. ID d, Y'fIslub 10 .. 81.
a Ssan a9s.;-Nnfanft 1880 n. = n,a.
Norfalf & peterebura. uns os,;,a..
heen. &G4li@, au osuon sn0 5@'ldDen.Sf'
Gsn'tuHf 1.20 81. 81. - pea1dius' a 20 70 %
W'e9aaono& Tahsine giienbo6u ex..
w. ~ @ntanft $50 81. W. Maas saes
gman'As q Wreeasboro. sdarid. o,ao,.
~ msH Sonnt Co. Anfut fl 7.I5 y nj TsSb'
Y'h4lp6 1885 u. ~. 4' < w.
@s mypeaae q Ogta G~ifenbaBn. 9GoY6
M ''.se nassslDr1 men. Mnfanft < bssMmS
w. - Yo,fi6iub 7.45 .. 81" s' ~
WortfHsptQs CHARACTERISTIC e..
Hsta 3rpt . en- @baT ti.ap de- unS Ie"n.pro p
On; : 1s'ur. gpn9bmra n S.aaN.
% Ss S'n eontna on - Wnf,nft 7tsm o.
M.- yOffeIub 7.45 n. u. "' 40 w'
ssse,,nra nne Danpiae Moent 9S,ua
""'"'r 3'1o V. M.-pOai9 lub 7:45 81 m
O. Msa goint nns stationen ~, aer 81 n
". n =. Ut. Vt: 1aaltd, @unntaos o yw.
Hsm,ns q 90 en @afunft 1919 g. 81. ~ aiai-
u;o % ,n.a nnb Vanbunaen auH 0o T Mir,v.
pa Nen prtnt. DrstmaI tpvdent'ih ~
M Onnnah SonneiRaa unb scnrohsns
1V"oo y. W.-pofihIus Ni,nGr, T"naau,
pal aHF S0nnabsnp 2.3O 81. M.]"
aappabannod> iiter AYIeu's. t3or;h ava.
Ss"Sa' men Senf taas. - Wufnaft 6.0o 81
M' ysileluB z g. 81. WV ~
same Wiser Gambfer. TreimaI ridden
l.U.--Mhf!tnft Oienltaas. Ionnsrsons wv
SHanatenfs $50 q. M.-IofldIms m",,,
"3s, M'tt~rd)s unb 5rettass,i 6.o0gg 5. 81
oa w"aai pa1et. 8rn Gt1monb nod,
i fgm ''s m .r,tmsl n S&saai9. I'm
os3o@. M.--Y0ff6uB, Mentaas. NittnaS, j. !,
UNI }%rsifass, 4 d. M. "'"'V"
eanaI prdet 81 amonb MD g,,r,t,,
At'srnal pS BE- tliob MINT, gpant,a.
W. tn 0as uns 5reiraas 8 n. M.-Ss sp" a1ak
mra g. IcnussRaas uno @ennoh Wss
$50 y. VI. Se""a0'"0S
Glorf Eurnb Gnute. 3reim II nseaertr;s
o. o. anfunrtz 90 tn, Us uup 5pnnebsnss' G.
tags, ZOO y. N. ""' o"'-
SenerfOn &on1s. OrstmlI pSdrntud.-
s" " M''ta , DR. tDO1 uKo 1,eitaa u,n
~"e IT, . 'itluf snlfdg, Dcontrlto,
u" Sonna cub UNI 4.3O 9. D.
WieIoa e. 3ps maj MID MT ,e.-Wnfunft
AZ % uno Sonnateus IL W.-Vpa,tlut
""'"'~ uno Sem abe e ! y. d..
, 1877-12-01

Isepinno %atons,ijse p~erfoftn &itn,pre un, 3:45 81.
9 to amen III gorbeusptas I'm 1870 9Pab.n uub In
aSaibi atrn I'M I :45 Nbsnrs on. "
Tot u9e tabrea tasi u { 5pnu ans ausaencnm n.y.
erprts use IA .en ( GID I'm bottn in Suneti n.
Noels. Gre -tltar's GcrO nspile Gbar pttesp d @taun.
on, @plpfn. W:a ore, So instsn u,p alea re uIareu
olat one msttl'H OIL Do n tVn an.
aetha'fnofat'. Snse tabrea deli6 e pnntaas ouss
1enpm Ell unS pcrbin en- fh in . OrhNnspiue ir % il
IN ton -
gSi- Mnb Grvr B-9a, sertin .n ad tn @vroOusyiae
tns g9alftnetch elm 9pf;ue in 6tertotts. III, fur
yptdbucv I'm rem G n
erp s u9 ~neitinees # in Gin:innat nit nj Trunf"
etnten FUR au pnnsI i'm gBeGen Nprr uno Sio.
melt ' 81. ~eallFprria S,eaon mn 5,ras
ggrfinA fem II U 6m"n nm $3.50 gfa t~rtttaas an.
Grpr'B.a9 rnn Ginrnnati oerb mott In Gp fpSspils
ntt Ger vi a'nia Ifip anp 6 ntabn. fpmm in Jpo{ 4.
III ton un Z: q Wrrm unp in q mpnp UNI 6:30 Ir m.
an uno ne. bine lid nit fcn @iAmpnc unr anrtle Nnt
@ihmenr unp PETERSBURG 3. sen fir alc punftt i'm
@eeernnte air ssla 70 nm Hm 9:fO @srmttfa SAN.
col I 28"' pnS faNrer mi al. Naut Ii en-.
Surn Z d ts NE { u p~ttfalft unb @epld perireia
rad allen 6aupi gu ften
Maatrs WINS INN pe9en 9 eiie etc roirb n SO S26
"'atn or, pber in brr Office ,es Gpmpaenie e. tts,lt.
@onm 81. Som ,re
9enfr al @afaeeis ,tab Itdet4a3ent,
81. 81. g. >unp
Snsenieur anb %npcrintenf est. 81
, 1877-12-01

Cine SIubicene. Gin alter
farbiser Mann. Namens Sinncp. mel
der in elmer Siitte nubc@ronit oberholb
Der Stabt. mobntc, 9ine Scnntog Nndt
in Ieiner uni6ulh ill gstte. Sic Glltb
ftr6mts Nadts bon 2pn6hure bernnter.
wd6reno Der 9llte idlief uno truq feline
5iitte fort. 8liidlihsr @eiie trieb le
eesen einsn gaum no tie lieQsn tlieh.
Nls er om anbernMoreen erwodte. ,pub.
tie err ni6t mos aus inn aemornsn. Gr
beearn gu linsen, big i'm Sieniiae
8ootslsute %fanoen, Die i'm aufnohmen.
Gr iaafe, er babe beinube nidis mebr 5u
@jien eeGabt.
, 1877-12-01

Sic @einmmtfcfen unt Glldre , +
oiplomatidsn WilSloner Der Ysr. Sin, g
trn OILS @eidnbts. &fihGf,sirdssr Il. I.
10. bstruasn om GhiuIt bes Gisfaliab'
res $41O,408; bic ehldre unb Rotten
ldmmtli9sr 2oniain her Der, 6tdntsn
betrug II suinmmen $518.3I9, hoaee II
bic Don ibnen einaenommen uib al ben
Sunhesihot e%inae,nblten Sporteln bic
Summe BON 1924 265. fc bnB einlleher
'hnb Der G%lrnobmen liter Die Gohen III
@nn1tfn Der Ser. Stontrn I'M 8ttraat
Don &l05 946 lid bernusft 1T.
, 1877-12-01
eouettlpnen bon grieffaaen.

Son aalten an tcn stpsj beirnbersn gReosr .
%s'Ue "ts Strnf, itsn B .fannt Fue, 5:45 uni,
II y. M- 800 NJ 600 ~. Wi. Gonrs
ta9s-5 800 u. ".
Ih os'sitaaen -5.45 9. aR. uns
o.oU ". w. 2Ur aaea anbern Aalter werSsr
Ste Sr'ef' anf Dem &adpss efr 3raasr aboss
Sifics 9tH4ren: s@. m ss s,,o
TX %; :, 80 l.. @er1 be 1. Ncpfn bsr, ppu
l'oc .. w. biz 200 q. 81. G,elr.Mnuet-
nsae.Af c 'Te pon 9V. VI. BIS 4 81. W.
A,ree W r'gipsirts 8rie'e offn non 8 9. M.,
, 1877-12-01

WieImeiberei. % 81. Nescott
DON Mondelier. mar eeftern Mnraen in
Dem gol~isei9eriht onQeflnQt, Gin junecs
Mdo6en ous Dem N%rmen6nus Qenom-
men unh in Grdonge Nlep mtergehrohI
su hoben, no er nit ibr i'm Gbcbrud
lebt, ba feline Srau nod om Gehen. Sic
Ghlpieoermuttsr 1T Die GldQerin. So
.qenno Crime porlaQen wuroe Wescoit
Der &rano Surp iiherwieien unh wr9en
Mtans.l an Yir9i6nlt, big oabin IN Die
Sail 0elanot.
, 1877-12-01
Serr Strou6 NOR sleidfals Der Wti'

Serr Stroub mar sleidfalls Der Wti'
nun9. DOS man lister Die @aHeswu's
repnr,ren ioQte, ols Elm neuesS tootb Va
icsl i'll bousn, benn hos Gislo ifi fnopp,
mo mir ,pirhen i'm rdiIt II S bre cir
Deficit BON $500. COO bnhen. onrh Vsr'
anoeruna DER 98n1trmi' tbsn. Der wabr
Idcinll9m Grnisorlauns oss @oies ou'
50 uno Die ernibri9tsn Shosung oss
glaent)ums.
0srr 0opls idfuQ Dor ouf Wiitwof
Den IL. 0e5snber cine nnosre We lamm'
lung Al balten. Nn9enommen uIo pcr'
taat.
, 1877-12-01

Neue Staetballe. Sn Der
Dereinten Sisnn9 Deg @ous uno Ninon3-
GDmite's murhe an Mlitmoh Mbrnb
nlats bdhlrfen. s. mur0e aeiogt. boB
Elm StcbthMus fir Die Summe BON
$250.000 beracit 1t wetnen fam mn
jsbt Die 3clt gum Yaueu Jet, ia nie
Saunoierlollen auaFnbll6 iebr bllli9
feicn. Nnosre WItQlltoer. luie Ser
Tapis. waren DER Wc!nunn RAP en-
S:uotbans meniQfien $1,000 900 toitcn
wiroe. Wion iole o.6 an Die g4oiier-
perfe hcnfen. Die and $250.O0 big
100000 beonip1u6en pIiroen. Gr III
6n Gunlisn Die Siits>r oaruler a%bltiu>
msn in !oiien.
, 1877-12-01

Td1idunQ. SIN 8oli5eiridt w,r
be asitern Der Tal ppn Sobn 6ore, Sen,
2ocp unb Solepb Meeflns, wsl6e Der
Jdlidung onaeflaot mt,rInht.
sc ipuroe ndmlih i'm Nuen1t ein Gbtd
I'M 9siroge BON $3S BON 81. q Count,
neg seaogen INN ppn Courtney & Ypm@ Il
inboriiirt gum Ginfaiiireu oui Die Stoic
8anf BON Soiepb Meeflns o%boeaebrn.
Mls Der Seller" Dem gollirer benl'lfer
ssiete unb nit inn iprah, mertte Mre'
fins, bob er mtoedt lei uno Lief fort.
Ser goilirer benroerte Den 9on@fncdl
n~ad5useben. nm bsn &erl gu flnoen.
Nn Der 10tsn nno Main Ctr. lab er
i'm NIT Ben 2aep ipreden.
Ser gbed wuroe. no1 ben Mnsiaeen.
in 5rn. Gourtneps 3immer g%efunoen
ols Die brei boiIclbc relni9ten. Anc olei
wurhen Der @tano Surp iibewieien unr
Bis oabin in Die Sail aeiorot.
, 1877-12-01

DW% 9 Ct uor d) ia NIT oel1l
Sulttn. Ns bciBt On SOB elnlaom
luelm Die Gcttung u.rldumt miro. Stlue
ZEN 0uit "; bette Die Sunaen; emit crne
ieoen Jtei, poii Der VuItl 0ble, uno Die
anitrenquna bein, }tumsn, Ould) Qale's
Oonie bon Auooru uno Sbter Nen ae
&oleu bemirfea tire p%oatontncpe yet
lung.
Fifc's l3abufdymersensG opfen bciIcn
in elmer +, mute 1leiclnn itao b.l oil
i'm Srogui'tcn III befommen.
, 1877-12-01

CITY Gircnit Court. 81
Dem Go1e Der @oibinaton nnh Dir
GiIsnhobn Ds. Der 6ormers' mo Me
6anirs' Sopinqs 8onf bon NIrrnnbric
uno Nnbsre. modte Die 6i,it NatinnaI
8onf BON Nleyanorin einen Nntras Der
bis6er geoen tie nboeQeben Ginbnltsbe
fell su l6len. Ser Mntrag wuloe Der
tpolfeh.
, 1877-12-01

G~Dnnten mir Qebron6 n.
Gil Gid fir sos. 4S7 81 auf bic sYlon-
ters Nntionol Sant" wurhc oeItsrn BON
Dem 81 eeiper" Der Gbcipeafe 6 Ob'o
@nhn Al @uniten bss Staotss Wruinia
qcspgcn. Sc mar Gin uribcilslprud Der
Supreme Count gs9en Die ohioe Yohn,
gu @unlte. bes 5inates W%irQlnlo. Ser
Iuoitor 3uplor Ioll selaht BADEN.
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h'dmeaas eaer Alalm.G slsarayD,
III N = & q # e n.

@ld m & q It e II.
no. 2 grfs Ypisei Citation.
N0. 3 3peite gpliseilsmttcn.
~. 4.Srits YOIi5si S~tutipn.
SO. S &prissnbaus. Ste stroes. n,ho
8rpab.
N0. 6~5puf ane 0abbel 9ouIe1" Yroae
Grape, sUiiden Der 9ten unr Totem.
We. 7 sprissnbaus, Maln @sr., uats
bn 90.
Wp. 1-2 @asm.rfe, Nofette.
so. 1-3 Gde Der 12t n uup Drain Ctr.
Ns. IA Gde Der f0ien unN gsrp gt..
nv. 10 gds Der tifen unb GarY Ctr.
No. 10 Gde ser yine unb Main ctr.
Np. II @de Der 2Sfen unb Glas ctr.
Nh. 2-1 gde Der 25iten urb genabIe G,y
u .2-3 SIDE Der 17tsa uue starfbaa ctr
SO. "a gds Der 17ssn unr @albiuatva
Ctr.
Ma. as Mstrupolitan @iieu. QGssfe. z
Str.
Ne. 2-6 GGs Der STEM nnb Main CIR.
Mp. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Wain Ctr
No. SO ode Der 25ltsn une Niain ctr
So. "a SIDE eer 13ten une Cary Ctr
10. 50 Stabtildss Nrmenbans.
Np. So Gsepssar @ilsns@erfr.
Ws. Al gte Der 9teu unp 9eia Ctr.
No. A 2 9roab StIabe, de Salt NGy.
No. 4-3 Gfe Syrins unb pine Ctr.
30. As 9de ct. S.mes uut Iusol @ta,
MO. 4-6 Ssr Baub'us, 25fe Ctr.
No. 81 Spriyenbaus, 10 ctr.
Mo. So Gds cei Clay I'M G,ifmsr Ctr.
Mo. 5-3 &ds Main uno Wis, alqnfY.
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Neme Nnjci9en.
M2e'onoperet 8aeiuia.

Tic ut It Der B sies Wereihs merbe1 ouf.
foftertf a. cer ant
WontoQ. Zen 3 !e3.mbel
t III b rben mr. atliden &s Iammluna. 4"
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amer n @tf@G TIN tas neus Oirff. riiunn
II mint m b n mug
s. >. Shneioer, Sefr.
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Gronf. W,r srfnb'en nit errBm
Beonuern, hoB Ser Nu9uli Yobl g,
wslber Gorb 4. StloBe wpbot, ie'i e.
nigeu Sngen Ifbr erfrnntt hornlener Iie<
gen IoQ. Gr III pon e'ner gtulttlnnf
brit befallen uno ieins 6dmllle mn
Strunoe Iino iebr beior9t mn TN. vi
molten miinIhen, oob er bulo w.c0er sc
nslen mDse.
, 1877-12-01

Seirotbs. 2icensen. Scr
gisrf Der @uitiu9s Court COB mdbreno
bss Monats Nouemher SO Ssiroib.2i
csnsen aus; 35 an @elBs uno "a az
Tarbi9e.
, 1877-12-01

BoliseisS tatintf. Sc murben
im lebten Monot 27S Criminal. Tdlle
nutsriudt nno "a Gjeisbiibertretunos-
fGae. 20 PerIonen, weIhe peasn 5ris
minol-Serbreden onQeflnqt murom Der
@rono Surp iibeslpielsn. u we0tn
9iebereien etc. etc. unn % aus Miunsel
on gir9ldnft in bic Snil qclonot.
, 1877-12-01

unbeareifIi6. Serr Robert
-Wm. Baylor. pom ugnquirer" 1T ouf
gefunoen worhen. Gem Srunsr oina
md Yctersburs uno bsodte i'm ee ltsrn
bierber. IS bsiBt. sr lei bort tront ae=
welen.
, 1877-12-01

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s"eftrentt'er aI.e la. Wy irirt, III elm ofIoa
aNtNeS sitNsin4fct.rtul.e scr g. relrcr Srs es,bir,
sN' ppa 4fH", NfriSo uao i0Elicem Salifcrn;a,
sp'ef HNahie uotaR Iro ncetilt. ii. tprtioes
efeue ffei'ii'e'iltren Saii5e b~siiHSjo ais Ella
.'ttWatoht MD Siutttit il, alien Etonts
r,"Fh' ltel9e frltbe M,ilttl erhc:idMr e%ner ses
,'HsthNUMef ~cctfiHtn, scGbrtnD ei,rr gaurf rciis
'"''p -9'eIFc lino Sali'ar ia ror c;n;,et, 1ahirn
'nN'i so't einri,' 'p1ui tleu f'ntcr inter Sem Cir,
l1 Ger @er'bmteGerteit Sns Srici.,al- ptcm Be,
e"'erei0ind. lie eiot"th'mcr scNtlNeu ci7,tirrs
" sen" NaGe,aei'sn NlbiItuNl in ecr ll.Truno. rat
Sih onertonrfrr sttrtD on g.. 0i{. - GiJ,r
Stean6, elrd, Sctraud; a, e.r otlj1tid,cn 'sfh
Ftfoeff Tetce' "a fe "ilber,ntet fuS, chi Die "a
~ptlnittc! ais chi sEsNltroter &. Nptn1bhcit CHI.
NH Grine mFrhlbarru eioerlAlftcr errei,r
.m "r.duGr7cet, GMlt, d,ronitber Mpalmstisri1 n.
HetfSenie sSaHsriabt, SlstuIcn, Solid, SMlrut,
u9fea oet "l1tf, Ger %ierca ur0 rrrare Srcan,.
eeqen S~pspepila uno o~lreinsirc G dNrSae uno IN
Da'len' no Gle fcb'rstraite n.y. c irfsn nee
VI 'fi'e @cefnnd, une @role belelbcns sg
aaEaftlrs ul'o mIbcrtroNtn.
ie MerIFanes h1len cs fir Gin cbtclu.,
sl'-7 lr''an,ittil pon Seurbu,;c.
@ebronG)a.Nr,otintn
n@lurettt einn eflf1,l roll in EN-, .s
r~''ltlis vol 4aterralNr orelmal tes S,es. Or
~ A%faN'ieIt. as cir %GtimuIant N einers
e'tNh 20 u ei'rni eanWn SStinaial< vii nuit c:s
asr'i9 Aiiher 10 ct ol6 neth;9.-
e%Ean'tnlrs ee' Sieael anf Sem etcser f.ros5f
~ 1",o tofrjeuse Sias sasss aaHsIOe vorber MID,
s~ser9den+ ' ""F'
&e0s %rt'c alro ctn Or. aFe:nsa.nean fiz 81
herst . aldlen uns Siisn 5ssaN.t acc.ua bs.sLan
&sIIdscbrsd)t neroen.