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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-30
A Sure Cure For Humps.

A dashing woman, with an enormous
hustle, came teetering into an incoming
Chicago train, the other morning, and
settled herself in seat opposite an old
Granger, who was coming up to see the
city.
My darter Jane was once took with
one of them ere humps remarked the
old man, as he turned his plying gaze
from the woman to a fellow-passenger.
She was p inquired the passenger.
Yes was the reply, but yer kin jest
bet l cured her on it mighty quick
what did you do?' inquired the
amused passenger.
Il sot her down in tub of hot water
till the derned thing wilted, declared the
old man, 'and it never came on again.
The dashing woman and other passen-
gers who had overhead the conversation
liked to have 'wilted' without the hot
water.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-30

n AIDES AND CHILDREN viii flnd
~ splendid assortment of shoes at the one
price store off. Mortimer
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-30

Y He was only an inquisitive boy,
and he said ''Ma, will all the heathen
turn up when it comes resurrection
times 2" "Yes, my son." ''And them
missionaries those will turn up2'
Certainly, son." ''Well, when them
cannibal heathern what's been feedin'
on missionaries gets resurrected, and
them missionaries what's been eat comes
round and wants to get resurrected,
things is going to be worse mixed up
than the Presidential election. hey, MAJ"
at is time you were in bed, my son. p
Rome Sentinel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-30

"a Complete Pictorial History Of the 7Tmes''-
The best, cheapest, and most successful Ebp,-
ily Paper IN the Utlion"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-01-30
7 B. HARTZELL,
Wholesale Tobacco Dealer,
NEWPORT. pa.

Sole Agent for Lorilards Superior TobaccOs
60 Country Merchants supplied with Goods
at Philadelphia prices.
As- Your orders are solicited 944
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-01-11
NORTH CAROLLNA 5 DEBT
BONDHOLDERS- RS-PROPOSAL TJ FUN
THE INDEBTEDNESS.
rFrom the \. y. Uerald.l

..t from Jne y. L. Herald.
- \ meeting of the bondholders
of North Carolina is called for
Wednesday, the 9th inst, at the
y office Of John b. Manning, No. rs
Broadway. The object of the
St bondhollers is, if possible, to
agree npan Il plan or scheme, to
h be presented to the Stare authori
! ties of North Carolina. for the
3 funding OF the present debt. An
effort has beer made in this direc-
ton by The State, but the offer to
the bondhelders was but trihe
short OF actual repudiation, aud
Was therefore not accepted Re
polts from Raleigh and other sec
tons OF the State Indicate that the
incoming State officers and the
new Legislature are disposed to
meet the creditors upon just and
equitable basis of settlement.-I
! Hence the meeting of bondhold- |
ers called for next week.
! Tie debt of North Carolina. in
ciudlng interest, is $41.S46 93u.45. I
These figures are compiled from
tue message of Gov Brogden, sent
10 the Legislature on November
30. The Indebtedness may be di
VIded luto five classes: First, the
bonds issued up to 1861, inc!usive:i
secoud, the bonds issued after that
date by authority of acts OF the
Legislature passed before the war:
third, bonds issued under acts pas
sed since the war, not special
lax, fourth, those issued under ,
the funding laws OF 1866 and 1868; !;
and last, those issued under ''spe |
clai tax laws, amounting to SILL y
40| LOO. The interest past due iu :
class 5 is 81 S07,770, which, ad- I
ded To the priucirai, makes SIG /
304, 40. This class of bonds the b
State repudlates on tie ground OF
heir fraudulent issue.
Til" recognized debt of he State is n
5l7,240,O ,O45, on which the interest
(now past due) amounts 20 SS.3O2.- -
Ilj,f5 Ofthis Indebtedness the North
Carolina Railroad Company is liable
o thc extent of 50 SOC. coo and as
he property OF the corporation is val
'"DLts tlIin I'pI lIpli VI tllt tlCOl Is worth
10 cts. on the dollar. The holders of u
hcse particular bonds are, therefore,
considerably better off than the others y
md atcnot likely to participate in The y
meeting. n
The special tax bonds are scllinr for "
bout two cents Oh tie dollar, not \
interest. In other words, a IN
'ond now worth, with interest. from tr
i 800 20 81 400, has market value
# only $50. hi
The recognized debt is orth from fir
gilt to eighteen cents on the dollar o. as
be par value Of the donls. th
Tie bOndholderS are hopeful of he.
ng able to definitely arrange all dis l.,
uted questions in regard to the in
ebtedness TO this State, and to fund
he Whole amount, now nearly SD
100000, so that the Indebtedness shall ~
OF exceed altogether Sl5 900. Geo. y
caretnl survey of the condition of III
he State seems to justify the conclu- III
ION OF the bondholdcrs that the State III
an, without DOUBT, safely increase the L
resent rates of taxation so rs to meet L
he interest Oh the sum last named. w
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-01-11
NO 6.

OF ''the street" would say. But he will he
missed even in The busy CITY. poss;bIv
urn the SHOWS of another winter driir
over his grave.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-01-11

THE Go FEE CRoP.-The enti.e
coffee crop of the world of last
year was 9o0.ooo,oOo pounds, of
which the United States imported
one third.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1877-01-11

All acknowledge that their Prints and
Dress Goodszof. every style and descrip-
ton are not to be surpassed in this
market.
, 1877-01-15

from tho 1owest grade to tho best IN the world.
demanding null receiving thc grand gols! tnc,lal
q: the great Exposition nt Philadelphia. This
hrnurh Of industry IL assuming Immense pro-
portions, mil shows that Iowa ii coming rapidly
to the froHt ratlE.
Iowa stands At The head Of the 1tst A a l,o1-
growing State. Rsrkshres md Poant!.China
nfe nc fhvorltcs. The crop hns hcen t1ccimatcI
hy tti'casc. which has balilet1 oil attcmGIft t.,
eradicate It, IL IS suggested that tho ficncfal
Assembly provide means and q committee n
thoroughly tnseteiratc the disease wherever itfs
Although Iowa Is adapesl 10 shccpratsIng, the
fuiturG has rctEogratiel IN ilre ycars,-the de-
crease being 1,67, 400 hcal For Ills there IL no
table aud kllccessful.
~ there has a'ecn no existing epidemic
among tugs, the cron Is abott the same ns In
1Si5,-lJ.5W. Estimating the cost III keeping
dog at ecnts per day, tho cust nf the dos
crop In t57G7 as3 "A sum sufficient to purchase
1n equal nutnhsr Of hogs uni fattcn thsm to
20 Ir!indf. With State tax n t3on caci
dog. the reycn,ic wu1ltl he fM11,f}7s, or nearly
sufficient to complete the new Cap!t,l.
There is steady growing sentiment that the
hest i,rceJs are the cheapest nntl breeders
Into tic State tllc pa=t ycar VI flrait.stail!9ns
will not bo less In value tim f5.O00,W0.
OATS.
and Of light weight. Tic ACREAGE will not III
twenty bnshcls pcr acre. or less ti,a1 half tltr
utual average. Acres cultivated, 1,DO3n&I: pr,I.
int, 9n,ttD,tt9 bushels; decrease III value
sisNc lsi3n ii s5,oH,0UL
1lls cereal Is rap!lly Ilcrcasing In Importance
aisi value. The inrrcasc las been fron tSs011:
fu'heIt r. !s''l 10 4;n,'ts tu,hc. In l.'5. The
EfIf2 III IN.
at sa00,tsy.
Marley.
Iowa IL thlru In the ll1t OF barley growing
Stattf. lie bnfl scus1n decreased thu Weld for
1915 about l. per rent, The average yicl,l Of
1bii5 was twents-scycn and nne.!alf bushels p,r
nsrr, md 1t was valued at <3,Ilu177. Il isa!ways
III demand nj high prices, anl farmers tan Hid
pro''t III its cultivation.
The product is estimated ut ~ 600 bushels uf
erel fur ls'G,-a large srt1cusr uvcs l,i:i.
Flux-rlnnteFs estimate tic rrntii of this grain
10 BE- the secd,-i fibru puying the cost of
frniut In 1876. 1,.:S9. xxi bushels, ralned at
81 ~, 10y. The area ,tf ls1G Is ub.ut EltUJ
nrres, producing nirut S.0kLG00 bushels. ut an
estimated value of si,Ns'.lDl; ninl this With all
the disadvantages Of a bad .eason, a'II The tr-
ora.lD beetle.
Tic crop fnr 1876 will he 1.;t0.hn ions nf
haf airl 5U1,nN bushels u srr'l.-all ',crcusc 'f
| G:7,nntons Vi hay and i!u,o0o bushels of scvl
hihcc 1sCU.
The Increase nf plnnte.l timber has lrcn from
I'll 1s ss;1ttary e. u ~, tvots IT, s y ~ :,
ir'l: and inserts, and strongly rctt'tnmstsls Irz.
isat!sc uvtIol for the nrutrcfion If al birds asl
t!c ''rs'tnttton d nux!nus in~rtts.
Crnl thc Whole. with n1l the tliscruragin.,
flt st,Iu
, 1877-01-15


EPKlsGrIELp, H., .1a:I. l4,-Scyerlt suits are
pending IN the United States Court here a.alnst
the County OF isanolpll to entnrec the payment
Ut fntcrcst-couNns OF bonds issue,l III njl Vi
tho Cheetcr & Tamaroa Conl Company.
II, the casc Of Post r.. Randolph County,
Judgment WIS recovered against the county,
nlt! al npl'rHl lakcM on Il writ of trrGr tu the
United stutcs Supreme Court, where thr tnsc
i now tendlGE. nnl all curly decision expected.
It Is thus made tcstcasr. Mnl the cctsin. IT.
vnlvr* tho validity q! $ltU,tsD In Randolph
County bonds. IT. Is urged un htlml[ of thu
cDnntY ttat II municipality may not subscribe IN
A'd 1i coal comluny, though It may to ra!l.
ruatl.
y Ease invoking about <3|M0o0 III bonds Il.
snttl II aid of the l;tsis Il DECATUR Railroad by
municipalities Mimi: the linz is appealed fro,i,
tlc state Supreme to the United States Su.
.,rrIur CuUFs.
Tie case nf Skinner r.. Tie Township of Oak,
lnnd. IN which the defense sct up i. that tie
huh.criptEon wuk ina.lb u,.1er il elautr 1t tlu
charirr Ut the railroad allowing 4 cur,,ugatfo1
t. Hlakc l,seririinns, but that a municipality
j. not corporation IN That ac,sc, uur entitled
to LecoEnrA htt~kllollcr.
, 1877-01-15

the bluo light, in conjunction will, the rlnin
light, hns prntIutet wnntterfu1 effects, hoth In
curing dt*easta and othcrwf<c. It ct,*tt f9thtng
to t!y 1T f"r stth"Eh ratent las been i..usa .,li
sought To profit hy 1t. t.et
WHOEVER lE8lREs 70 EXPERIMENT.
with It, whether nEn)n vegetable Or animal lie,
Fo a!'ra II upon vegetable lifc The proportion
tgual--onc-I,alf binc mil onr-I!alf transparent.
The glass used |. dark ,p.irpfsf! blue, and cn
ii ii cut TO .ito tic Of rour wint1ow.panes, and
Insert them alternately IN the sash. aud then let
The lame, tho haI!, ard tic blind IT With.
ts tn'l,emsc: H. is r ICON tfsted. an. a1,t
obtained anil certified to s'y nc1, Of known
character and standing nrc auf!ricnt tn make
ridiculous tho one WHO would cry "hn1nl!ae."
FaGts nra fasts, mil canhot he Wlpctl out. What
eyer onc may think u dcn. Plcat"ntof,'a
theories, or lila explanations Of the results Oh"
talnrd by lIis experiments, no ore who rea''s Ills
hnnk tan doubt hut t1iese results haye lIcen or
talnc,l. In France IFS hook nttractc1 the nttcn-
tfolt Of the best scientists. who arc HOW cxpGrl-
1Ieniing with the blue glass. What results have
hern obtained Is tut known. All seictstlfts
almit tint electricity Is T. force regarding
which very lttle y KNOWN: They are ~ atr's.
Inorc slbservicnt to the will vi mai. Perhaps
ten IleAsuHtun has rot
sTEr IN ADVANCE
III all Ut tlet1, anu h1I4 TIC Key OF tue pNzzlo
I'll his grasp. sIo,, a.l,l, huwercr, that lie Ia
exceedingly modest regarding ls discovery, and
says: III 10 not profess to teach any one; but.
ar human atom n1,long tic nasscs II mankind,
for whom NIL knowledge el,olid bc disseminated,
venture to ,Inpart tic public the conclusions
Il, wltr1, have arrived IN these sub1ccts. md
that publlr mny attach ~ them whatever. value
tliry plrnee,n When I ecc a near nn1 dear
rcative t!n1y n1ynnting from sickness to health,
gaining strength ntld viEur from tic application
vi Ills theory, for one attach very coHI,lcrlble
wright IT, It. IN the hope tl,As others may be
induced to experiment III this direction, where
may result. l have written this letter;
DCTTOS.
, 1877-01-15

e. ,,.,,,.,.. ii ~ 10 fr \, ,,.
st. lAAAtIs+ !!i'' jan. !..-opan t!1e sltbJeet
OF counting The Electoral vosea tho people want
tie e1aei trnth,-not perverted, uur sol,histry.
Snw IL, Tur r,,,r,.sp ~ Tho nj, Inst .n.,l,n,,
- ,,a u.-In,n.,I as.',,'.i,.',. ,,',, ss,'.
u ."e 'I''ns"el" 'ts"'"t1o's' sou fa':
u. ~ ahe abssnse % 81 any tn,s o. Jaw. i REQUIRES
ahn ah m cos H. nes ~. s".t o. y Mtd.g 70, y
thcr linHsa an thst In Eiec,nra VIZ u siatr IT,
IL ca.t .un"rinasc tn ihc tI:ht sn powcr Of ,itEer
lin,r to reject ii, then why tliI MI Trun,hnli in
lst> n! it necessary, for the nr.t time IL lhr ht..
tory VI thc uatoA, to fIan,e rule having te fnfce
II Iaw. " sccHFo To- each llottke power Which 1t
possessed independently u such fu!cf
do not fMieye there Is lawyer III tho
u,tetl States win, Will seriously question the
assertion Tint II t!lc Houses Of Cunsress do not
lnsscss this power BY virtue of the Constitution
,hif ,,t, mi uhh iIny tuu frn,n. r",, .
, 1877-01-15
THE INDIANS,

CHErESSE, JAM 7t.-Tic continued tnterruI-
tfon III tclrErarl.!e communication between
F,rts Laramie a,,l Fcttcrtnan im!urc,l the
escort of the Ssxt1, Cavalry, commanded l'y
sur.t. Hessy, in returning tyu,m Hot trupk, to
strike acEurs the country and cusre In OF tic
Fctseruhn linz. List night, Oh the Elkhorn,
thirty 1nilrs Eartll Ut Furt Laramie, fresh trrks
Ut 1Hllans were discovered, anil, IL nroL sur
prize tnranr lie Sergeant. withtlrr mrl. ll;l,.r
IL reconnaissance, n,nl, asut midnight, rolltlei
with Il party of hflrc1l lutlll,a. III tEt light
which cns,,sl, brssy anil iagsart wrrr slI.hty
Wounded. 1hry nlsn lust three horse, killed.,
wlscn the 1mlIans wrrs forced in retire. Il
c"mlmny of cavalry hit Laramie to-.lay to e,I-
llraYur IL tlItrlaIt til, Intiian+.
, 1877-01-15

whc!, II Il regarded. i. bnrinc,s tint il cnn,reti.
ii'e hetwrrn commnn!tfas y nnt aaways a,f,slcnt.
iii. ely in tlc 1in.ecd oil srade receive. e,an.ltts
Of lin,sed =, from ths Me:t rhnsents to hs.n nee;
rtAndroInt nfe local shfnn,ents, Tw0.tht.ds Of ,ho
prominent art!ele Of cSn'!s. hFrn in a1'.!'notc
- nc local rate II New Yorl w! corretn'al't:
neasrp X ,Ssp.ss x II II s sss' Sew 'H ork ana % H.
moro nrrn. nrc axein brought ,n.o rompnsltIon:
poftnns cnn+itlcration Ia tho advantage which. nm
der thc ln.t tariff formula. accruc- 70 The Western
s"npyns he in.tr"i einad s re f"r Ill IN H. HI a.
anufas:ntef, md t. Tue Ea'c;n trunk railroad
ncroa. otI!crn which might he cited, rf,o.e. ltuw
difficult Il e to distinguish between '.'oeal" aud
determination In traca nannst The lcal trntlc Gf
New Y0rk strtkr4 at t1lc hIRrt Ut nur commercial
anM manufacturing interc't.. ! believe. t.'. 4
feature Of thctF nrcscnt rrono.ca policy. II II t,
market of New York that VIC need to protect hn,l
ri.e tnrfr question in connection with erain
movements 10 duuil"sr entitled ths all tic ntten.
ifnn II ha@ received from the t's ami public: st
bcen strnIn!ng at Enat and swallowing cAmtl.
To ogatn illustrate. 1T Ii. take tilt. ehttr.'
i; 4. "f gt1n fF.m h1a.pna nn amo.s
~
monthly exports have been, III ronnd numtert:
ErsAr's,
Wheat taad -four In whest). 5ttry.
Eiua 10 tonnage IL: VIZ
Wheat. ....,.... .I'n
corh'.'"'''..'. '+u1
Average monthly export tonnage. ............ 1iiuU
Now the nominal rntc frum Chicago tn New YnrIs
during tho Fercn or eight months in which grain
was Inutt largely shipped WIS ~ cent? pr 1tAj
pounds. and ntdcr the prt,.rnta ":rerlncnt Ut lat
tie rae w's" 10 anS aayy
wonll huYc been 1nrl III cent. less respectively.
q u! astragc Of ~ cent. per ton Assume that Of
ports named. Il. UuU ton. wMt tllvcr.iun frun.
New totE. rernl:ing fEon, the determination Of
e .ns asS " We Ana p ians;, ;thy 1 rn 1n
trade and cail*r corresponding depfesaion IN t'u
'ner.Iua other Interests.
our strect4 and over oGr wi1nIses. inc1ndlng the
r'lpmcnsH Of }obbrr* and manufacturers to the IT.
terior. md tnlr import. anu exports timtlasl.
vcyei, have averaged during The laat thrre ycart.
a. ntuFly ~ run e uaecrtnnet, about IL, GtKt t0U
tons hrnually. The cast ut inndlIng and castn,
lbi. tonnngr. exclusive Of 'o..es from dann.c uni
ranges f5um ct to 81 per ton, rAy s2 pei ian. Or
saU. 0o0 900 annually yrnore than the average gsors
earnings 0f 0nr trunk raIlroah lsnrr. lIcrr, them
IA the camel we have been swallowing.
The commerce ot this city suffered gr!cyon*y
Tor tne @ o. S.ssa nnd iae,e. f "f ts "ca n
r1ads s,1l shipping with al The bnslncrs pofsio,
OF the waterfront. whie', It i possible 10 tccnrc
without cost. In other wurr. A1n,eann Ut rnstny
many millions of dollars annually In tho cos. u
handling and transferring. merchandise at This port
The plan ro available and rich viii! prom}re ns
immediate relief to our cutnmrrec II teing drvrl-
~ III niesdy ,aEs se Se aso9.
submitted Tho natter to tue 1oard ii Aldermen.
4 provides tl!at IT. TIC rawnys Terminating u
the port OF New YORK can fnnEc cArA Bscs the belt
ltRtIfQal tl3Uppj the watf. }euNtI during ccttau
, 1877-01-15
ILLINOIS MAYORS.

Bpn1adrlELp, ILL.,, Jau. l4,-The Mayors and
legal representatives of Chicago, Springfield,
East st. Louis aud other cities VI the statc r.
spcstiycy, meet here tu-llnrraw tu h',ld i roli-
irrcncr, with view pf taking concerted action
aI,d luenluiAlzlnE tic General Assembly tor
such lusi.latloA Ii viii ru4b!r tho c.,lleetioA Of
back taxes due euct! eilrs, uni prescnta remely
agaiust the successful Resistance VI nlulicipa!
ta1ts auw 50 extensively practtcxa
, 1877-01-15

IIoncaty In commercial labels IL Of tho most
important safeguards t0 su!tee aud buyer. Mhen
ha .nay know thas 1t IL the bcst soap fur tho uuF-
sery. Thsfefate 1t ia .afu to re.4aun nothing can
equal It for bath and toilet. 1t i not 4ftlGc!ally
scented. yet u sweet aud pleasant - It " pHta
Aad g&&eEss-
, 1877-01-15

At tho last annual meeting of the Cheap
Transportation Association ot Nov York, Which
WAS held few days ago, Sir. rhooAose F. Lers,
the Gcueral Agent. read highly interesting
paper, In which, after referring ~ thu rapid
gruwth Of New York for number oI years, and
10 the recent railroad war, he said:
Th8 sIHuiaczifun Of tho term A. ompettifa hpAI-
, 1877-01-15

AtpEcseht prices. the crop, converted Into
cash, would produce to the State $itl.Uuu,UO,.
lhe rnrn.crop harvested In the United States
ell.cc 1sG3 Ii Gs follows:
, 1877-01-15
lsO.A1sDlAs: AND LODGING.


LUZ s-N.E-h HAEnEIs.Hliili. WITH THIEF;
taftt. E.n't* altachrt Euusi lucatun and custom.
Athrr. u 1t. I 1flbnne OI1rc.
I'm; a.sLE-ltES st EuIlSEl:. YEARS ESTABLISH.
~; ran!f. Toy. sf"tnhrft. and cigar sute. Apply
ut ::| Mll%auEee-ar. ros*rs t'h!razv.ar.
LnE SAlE-tia1,1, rAEM t'UNrAiN,Stt e1f
arrrr ~ ttnhrr. itr'. nj .a frutI tsur11rr. m o.
y. -; u. 4. Ad!r.ss IEu. i. hIE.s!:Sb. WILL.
tirr, Lake tuHnI:, III.
T,n1, sALt--n,: Et:ST-A VNTTNiifE M3IT.
ht..r sli IN trrfct nr,trI. AMI lie .s! b Of tla
suIrfl,n. imrr. IL 4. u,i.. II fr,,, II a II
t,tlrs tIi, ;'hr;s" with E"o! rs'r.al a.Isansnxr.
WIN will. ur MI rtIr 'alrG fur il bs! !rrAs will Il
@r ~ t3vrt": atratH. ~ tte t.ml!rr Ia roreci
Htrtlfr Llu1tl t'Ets Hf.al:tt IT D!t nIll 4tf
rath Tyr tmih.r arsrHIrr. inquire i. Irttrr 1T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

6en inn Sretbrief ser 8anf borgez
i6riebenen 8~ebin9ungen 9e9en Gins
ausSuIetben, unb tpenn es
~ausgelteben 1T, fann Is notiirlt9 ntdt
aud Su slei6er 3ett 6a ieir. - On % en-
unb auf neI6e St9er6eit bin bic
8anf bas GeIo auSlei6t, bas 1T etne Sa9e,
Bic - abgeieben BON set peri0nli6e1
Gbren7 un6 @eipiffenboftigfeit BET SAINT
~bertpalter bur6 bos @eleB (charter)
beittm1nt ptrb. ltnb tpenn IS ii6 nltn
ergiebt, baB eite 8anf, Bic bor6 Ter 6ur1
tbren Sretbrtef in 8etreff bes Nuslei6ens
bon Oelbern lit enge @rensel1 gebannt mar,
ausbrudli6 ft6 unter etnent dnberen
8retbrtef or9antfirt, Set ibr einen grDBeren
SpieIraum laBt, 6us lift aroertraute
9elb auf auIe Si9erbeiten ansus
Iegen, 10 mirb S~ebernann begreifen,
baB baS etn b69ft Der6d9tiseS Beginner
ift, tpie Die Sa. 6tsts. es fertn3ei9nete,
ais unter g. S9netbers 8ertpolfung Sic
1lmtpanbluns BET Sutnoisz in bic State
Saptngs Snititutton e~rfol9te. Ser beiz
tige 8anferott bieier NnitaLt 1T bie, tpenn
aud crit ipGt eingetreteue, bod garS Iogtz
i6e 6plge ierer gu ibrer !3eit BON SET Sn.
St;tg. 0ffentlt6 9eb1dnbmorften unz
tpan6lung elmer if6eren Sporbdnfi III
cine nnit6ere 9arlebensz, Oiseonto> unb
Spefulattonsba1f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
8ttabatt @omma's SOB.

8riebart goung, tpeI9en Elm 8ierte[z
bunbert Betber nt6t bate nnbringen
f0nnen nnb tpel6er trob ietner rs Sabre
nod GuBerit frdfttg mar, erla9 elmer elem
ben 0tarrboe, bte ct fi9 bur9 gu etfrtges
Bfirft6s@f1en 5uge3oget bate. Gr itarb
rnbtg nr6 frteoIi6 in @eseutpart zines groz
BEN 3betls ieiner groBen 6nmtlte.
0aS @eientlt6e Iber letnen 2ebensGduf
1T berettS mit9et6eilt. @as NUN aus bent
Uformonettbum uerber tptro, ptien Bic
@0tter. 8orerit unb Bis sur Gtnlebung
zines neuen Oberbauptes 1T bic Geitung
in ben 6dnben Ser 5tp6lf Qpoitel. 8er
du6 oas 1te1e Sberboupt tperben mag, lei
es Der g%e9entDdrtig 3u Blano in Sltnois
beftnblt6e So6n bes Sttfters bes Wtormoz
nentbuns Soiepb Smitb, ober elmer Der
S06ne goun9s, ober etn onberer Wa11n,
fetner iDtrb Die Gblolute U1a6t 1usii6en,
tpte Brigham Ooung bur6 ietren uber[egez
men @etit fe ertporben bate; ebenio tpenie
ptro eS bent 9fadfolger moglt6 ietn, it9
Getdtbimer 3u ertperben, tpte ite Ser oroBe
W9onopoltit brigham suia1nmeri6drrte,
6efien 9tnterlaHeni6aft ouf 6 Bis Z Wetl-
lionen gei6GBt pirb.
Iber eben 10 getpiB 1T es, boB 6as W1orz
m%onentbnm NIT benz Xobe Ooungs mod
nt6t in ft6 5erfauen tpirb; basu 1T BET
baiiel6e beieelen6e reIist0ie Sdnatismus
mod 5u frGftig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Meformt TIT 8un0es 9GntteuuH9et.

Oie 6erren S6nrs u1b CHARTS
6dben Elm @eieb iber'Q II It ell II NJ
een, sunG4it in BEN @al6ingtoner De-
portements BET 8nnbesregterur9, aussear7
beitet, meldes pom g rGitbenten gut
gebeiBen lit urb benz Gon9reB our 0nz
11abn1e borgeIegt tDeroen 1oI. SdffeIbe
beia9t f%olgenoeS:
Die oerl6ieoenen 0anbestbetIe ioIen in
ben betr. 8unbesbeamtungen n1ogli6it
9IetdmGBtg bertreten lein. Sol9e 91id@
ft6t 6at man ftets du6 BET 8elebung BON
8unbesrt6teritenen unb BET 3uIammenietz
3ung oeS Cabinets g%ero1nrtett, uno oer1elbe
@runbidB tpur6e Bel Ser 8eleBung Der Of
f3iersiteIen Der Nrmee befol9t. Oesbalb
ioGen: i. ale @ipilfteIen, fit pel6e bas
@eleb bic ~AniteQungsdrt nt6t Dorl6retbt
10 ntel als nt6glid mad GongreBbe3trfen
pertbetlt tperben; 2. Tim erle6tgte Stellen
gu beieben, iolen lit ben 8e3trfen, tpel6e
tbre Quote nt6t bon 6abert, GOncurren3z
Yriifun9en abge6alten iDerbe1; 3. @s IDuen
Tort9tSmabreseln s~etrofen merben, baz
nit nun %ebrentpertbe un6 befGbigte 8erio>
men sur BrIfung 3ueeIai1en tper6en 4. @s
10u ettte GortmilIton erndnl1t tDer0en, u1t
Die Observation-Disclosures i'm @totlbtenit
81 llbertpo6en u1t0 ;u regeln.
BUR Nusfiibrung bieies Blanes jon fol-
genoes bienen:
1: SIS lollen fteben Gomtnif1dre angeifelt
toerbel, bur6 tDel6e Die Nniteuungsbeamz
ten appointment Clerks in 6en Oeparte1
11ertts entbe6rli9 pir6en. Oieie Commit
1dre tperoet aIs ein @ipilbtenitrotb bienelt,
bet Die 0niteuun9en, 8ef0r6erungen, gntz