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H. - Ia 10 W IN 'I'ii I"-1 AF'It
I1RIL RAILWAY.
- h@HAAcHNENI OF TRAINS taking eject Dec. H.
- m Cincinnati and chicago Day Exrress. Drawing
I0iI Express Mali ;or Burao with sleeping coaches
I p H. tDayl-pac.Gc FNpres. for the West. Sleeping
c"ache hrpurh Rochester Buffalo Ni'gara Fails Cincin
na aHd CicAgo without change; aSo hotel dining ears 10
ram, leave Chambers ,treet p,por, New York Cor
D. M s M s,,nfiy nj g,. Surys, V5
Eun,f.ol PARK and Psssaic g. 1:s5 I0a No. ~ noon. ij
Paterson. H. g.. 10. sJo. 10 lg45 - a. m. ~ noon,
j. mcL! IT, ouE avs T. 30. 3d. 10 r. IN, l:l'' o"o p
-aaefl - 10 TO- 1915 n, l.i5 3s5, ;. Is, m, aud
T. midnight suai4,s, u 80. 10 n l:ij &c. p H.
oor..a1ii. : .. H. 80. $50 p. Sundays 800 a.
MaIw.cA. - = = ~ T. NJ ,oo o., - .or,,,. Q "a, p,
KINGSTON, W. 80 ); NJ sunday :, 20 a. IA: IN - -
G !; i 70 ia 3 49, s' + ' m ''o ''' ''0 p
Midil,toan rs TO- i0ij a.. 80. 43p, p m sun
with NtS YORK ard oswcso Midland Il X at
FOR. J,r,Is 10. 9. 10. ll5a m. $780, p sundays,
,6ir INNS iraysrg ch5nD.rset half hours
before = D. m leave Tvcu, tluri -. httr minutes earlier
i1s, w.ut,.iht ~ thirty minute. earlier. bnats
I"cny .'hri IT, ~ 81 anil ~ p M e"ans, J Win
1t. an'i Tor iaents IN dT"inS room anu
aaS osg:ic ma 81, icit At the company, efa5eS
Sos - fui. 80 aut 90 fli"sy SO Coar, IT, Brook
i,pr $, ilu. tfo the @c- arrive in New York at 1'-j
." ''' $50. ABBOi'f. General Pass'r Agent. SewYorS.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Trans leave nr in'No'i Cio-r, I.rthght ana wax;
~iinr,i nights only at 1880 M sundays % a N. and
%.Iuri spring Vadey aud Monse,, :. $50 $40 p
J&p. y. AbBo ; !. General Pa~st Agent NrN.l"rA.
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L'ARE REDUCED.
1 ~ TO ROSrO\.
INCLUSION TICKIT~. So
THE OLD RELIABLE SIONINGTON LINE
FOR ALI POINTS EAST
NOT 4 TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant sTONtNGToN andi:IIopE ISLAND
rIer 80. North River. AT . D. III daily
ttAccyt sundays.
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EMPRESS TRAIN WY
leave SrON iNGTON ~ $50
Ticket. sale at all The principal tc--t Offices, and
stti, nt.s Offices OF McscOtts Express Co,
sud 81 bioddv
Providence LINE
Freight onvl St,ameTs daily except Sundaysl at
n M from % Mort luye iOOt OF waIrenst. iIcsLIs
VI, either line al lowest rates 80
u, : Ht.rncE Pres. /. W. FiLKINs. Gen Pass. Ag'.
I EIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
j A SEDIMENT OF PA--i tt TRAIN Jan. ],
4 foo ~ Court andt ad irr' S,i~.
Al $50 T. NJ N:ht Express daily. Tor tss on Bethlehem.
Nl,,fo,,u Chunk, Wikc-hITr, Pitsiol, Satrc, FL
mira Ithica Auburn Rochester Butao. Nilga ais and
t,r X.st Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROE'f H. oAGKl, ~upi. AM Engr.
General Eastern Oiics aud COuridt ~is.
Ctf ~. II CiMMINti~ AGENT.
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L'REEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections. Leave funt Of libcry'sL Tor Freehold at
LII. ~ 4 .llJ
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IrovKFpS MILITARY INSTITUTE

Young MEN privately Fitted for college.
+ C0ndiii onCd s:Ud0lt- 90 prcd SUNNI ar! N.ni'
g. HOfTMANN. -t~shrldgf Na7s'
CA OF NRTERIY-WllOLt kNPtNSE-
y tO sWI1IiiN O.. sh"ltfilDG'.- MEDIA 'r'i.n p
,St~. ,',lrar~. 20 ft1rttr. 81 rH''t-
one IIaryar foii YALE: op'n n summer ire"in 'fHdi h
Bayud "a, Tor. McGa Aas churches ahd i'Hi 'i"''
Charter.
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CFyTRAL RAILROAD or EW-JERSEY.

NIW-IOKk and LUNT BRANIH DIV INIUN,
- Trains leave for Perth Amboy RCD Bank long Branch
ocean Grove. Sc. 49, ll:i5. =. M. T. 5.lJ ?.
connect az Mata"hn station T. ana from hEf-
IOII. and AZ squaa % aIL nom iOINI PLEA.ANI
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Scribner (March) opens with the description
OF a " Trip to Central America" a country concerning
whose people, climate. government productions. and
general characteristics know little except through
information gathered from the diplomatic representa-
tyes OF our Government and afew merchants who have
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|.
$40 PEI ,QrAbTEi&,,: r....- .,,,,r NV ,,ps,t ~
a .,p,rieu,,, polc,-nr ~ pea ~uess graz "a ~ zoos
For Bows aid Young Msn-Country
ALEXANDER INSTITUTE.-Miitaryh board
~ iar.s,hoo White Plans, ~. Principal Oh ms t- -
4 UEAUTiFULRUR HOME FOR iiOfS:--
"a co.rtH i3{ ,'1[', ~ . W ,, Iif bows be
e, lie 1rs o ak ani f'rr.ccn livery possible c'rc VI
small farm Fl co,ner.e! r:ra o hore f'r ne e';ormcr
fo5 5's e Hi, jIoRss S;5p. boS,or. Na,.
KIND CARE.-Thooueh Teaching 25;hycar
BENJAMIN MAsoX'9 .a5hGIl%S school 70" BOYS
Wis fJr 60! t.ccr business :, =.
send FOR circular N"nser' y y
sSOKRiSTOWN (N.J1 BOARDING. SCHOOL
TX fpr boys she Rev s. - How Ill Al f'"''i"'-
DEEkSKlLL(N.YJ MILITARY ACADEMY.
7 send or circular aad ~ iidoru'ii"i
DRINCETON, y. J.-Thc Winter term Of he
January 1. REV. G. J. COLLINS. A. NJ. Principal.
EApLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORD
Va VILE Penn; 20 miles west Of phiaepha: Nhoiy .N
grnse ,r t33 Pe5 qgs sltcoIs e. il
nat. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
Nl A sEI.htrr BOARpING SCuOOI Or BOYS
The course Of nsiruciion eIaccs folcwng depart-
ms me, J es M"e." ad Esini ience ca>stS
Also formed Music. IrlWiaP ana Feneinf.
tLi to,,s ra.,ri &C. Special advantage for West
ToIt c;,rdlIairs BLNIA fGN 4 ALLEN. innc ais.
PUTCER'S GRAMMAR. SCHOOL, New :To
~ nm, =, en-, E No. r,.a a ar college scientific school
or 6"S'H''s' Twenty '''''' Tcv . T. HEurY. Ecccr.
-VUE CHANDLER SCIENTIFIC DEPART-
IlEE1of yarmouth college. losdos iis general 'oursr
designed furnish LIBERAL rln'a.i or, -e.''t, 'f
Conp,eie courso Of Cfi Eneucr"r to ," iogna ~ ~
country rSienses ow. address tIo''or l. H. III '"i''
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RED STAR LINE
sWIrZERLANn. saIis MlrcI

CauyIng Belgian and United states stalls Ssng -
monthly alternately from Philadelphia aud New YORK Di
and only .
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NN
For rates Of passage and other Information apriy -
PETER WRIGHT q SJNs, General Agents.
3O1 Walnut 49,, Philadelphia. - krOadWaf. rF
INlIN MlIN MAID Aaenf y BliieIl. ILl..r. y w
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NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Far,

~ Steamers Peek .,lp dy SUNDAYS cNcrpttdl Tor
Haven a. and ii q. m. connrciiDE with road.
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER NhiLHOAD.- Commcuclag Dec. 81, 1877,
through trarS VII leave Grand Central Depot:
$500 Western and northern Expires. drawing room
q EuChr-t r.
1880 g. H.. special Chicago and Western Express. with
drawing ippu Cananldigua Rochester aHd Buffalo
ll'Oa northern and Western Express to Oiir White
hail aui Rutland
trcai, via Rutland Burlington ana II Adams.
a. IN Louis Express. " with Sleeping cars
for II LOUIS running through Ay IA the week also
sl,pns caI- and corning. tr Niagara Falls.
Torio detroit. and 10 Montreal excepting Sunday night
via Saraioga aud Plittsburgh
no, hester Niagara Fails Euiih0 Cleveland Ioieao. DE
trof and Chicago also N.terlcwn excepting saturday
nrh. . Co.,,
100 D. M Express with sleeping cars TO Albany ana
Troy. .,
No. 1iJ pol aIi 10 broadway, AZ N'Ft'ot Express
60, = once. Sos. Pam plrr. ~ and SO broadway, New.
volt AND .i3 ashingio .. BrsklSu.
luh' az" 90" nEl.tt IN G,.t.r Al P1sspuuer kp.ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RRU--EL-... .... I'll 4 is-DAI Frb p pm,
CITY or RICHMOND SAT CRDAl. March 3 a ny
CITY OF NEW YORK. TIN RsDAY Mar ~ pm
From Pier o. y. u.
CABIN SEQ $50 and sloo gold Return tickets on faVora
bic terms.
STEERAGE s2s currency Drafts al lowest rates.
saloous rooms, smoking ana Bathroom amidslps
JOHN q DALE, Agent IS aud aJ Broadway y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

rHE LAW AND PRACTICE IN BANKRUPTCY BY
This is a treatise on the title " Bankruptcy"
Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States. and The
amendments the revision. In the arrangement OF
the contents under each section Of the statute
gronl Ell the decisions Calculating applying IT, and
is made the important English adulcations
relating similar provisions Of the English Bankruptcy
Act In citing authorities the author has e orally been
ut pains the decided point with requisite clear
ness and fumes, ard often III tie language Of the
Court where this could be done consistently with brey
fly. Accompanying the citations. suggestions are fire.
Gueiily made, based well upon practical experience
ps upOn tic decisions, ncndng the preferable
ccGuic many Circumstances where the practitioner has
an election. No attempt has been made Seiy properly
10 cite cases which by amendment Of the law have be-
come obsolete. with moIe doubtful pIopricy, to ac
emulate authorities upon single point. the au
tcntu himself with selecting those which seemed to be
leading The sections providing for compositions pro-
ceedmgs-perbaps the most important part Of the law
seems to have received special attention. ard the
lice under u IL described with commendsbe regard
for needs OF those who have occasion TO resort To
TIE used IL bankruptcy the rules IN equity and
the general orders of the Supreme Court supplied at
the end Of the book and make II complete. The sub
division Of the subject matter into topics preceding each
with caption in easily distinguishable type and an
index, admirable for It's copousness and ab'euce OF
reference have pshed everything desirable
possible to facilitate consultation Hitherto the
treatise OF Mr. Bump upon tho Law OF Bankruptcy has
had the field pretty much 10 itself, but the presen
volume, have doubt will be found TO possess
merits Of It's which Will make II Of value 20 the pro
fession.
Scribncr (March) opens with the description
OF 1" Trip to Central America" a country concerning
oltt uraIu cfinpa
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP IINE BETWEEN NEw.YORK
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY's FER foot of SECOND-Sr.. HohpkEN.
HERMANN 81. Sa' Mar. ODER sat, Mar -
MOSEI.......... SAT Mar. g ~ h-Et -at, Mar g
RATES Of PASS AGE nom NFW.YJRK 10 so rIAMP
TON, HAVRi. on BREMEN
FIRST CAiIN Slnp gold SECOND CABIN, 500 fn'i
STEERAGE 80 currency
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid slserage eel
Gates $40 currency
lo ffpic u %
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Monday. Feb 25 1878.
The following Gales were held at the Ex-
chonrc Salesroom to-day:
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TRANSAILANTiC COMPANY,

II III'l I 7 II.ftN ~
~ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANEi-
Pier Of Company no IL North River foot u HoTtlnst
lABtA Dor. san ciior W 'inc',u M.ith ~ . y N
CANADA, tran-c ....----,... esle SHAY Nil Cd, "a
For freight and pa,sage at Philadelphia apply to ALOHA
ShOtwcll Chosa.f Il.
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~ ational Line.-piers fl and 30 North River
N----.-FOR LONDON tVicioria Dock-.---
HOLLAND, THU ESDAY Mar. T. IA ~.
------.-FOE az EENSTOMN AND LlN ERPOo l--.-----
ERIN sat. Mar .. 2pm HFlNEflA, sat, MAJ y NNl' "A
CABIN $50 % $40 currency steerare t26 Drafts nun
INV ard issued az very rates COMPANY office "a
and ~ BROADWAY r W. J III rs & Manager.
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fO'ne'S"' u I''''soo Tf' Rrcns CO.. Bowling srcu
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These drstclass steamships u regularly az from
Pier No Is. North tiScr. as follows:
steamship COLI W tDN Say. Frh ~
STEAMSHIP a Y tIA1s Nli =
Accommodations nnsurpa-s.s for iresh or ga lprl 10
WILLIAM T. CfNpl. * co. No . f'"lila Etrcu
MCKEIIET, IULINiS so. Agents ln Havana
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JOHN McboNXLD. AGENT 3 Balicry .risce. Ne',.lors
EOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEE\STOWN.-~
The Liverpool Great Western steam Con 74ny
United states Nah Steamers cave Per %. =. r.;
IDAHO TT - DAY. Feb pc. at N
WNOMING fSDAG March .. a IA
MlHCONNI l,DA1 4. Nafch 49, "a 3D. -
Cabin Passage .J5 $50 or according Ia StatcfD0n
Storage. $26 intermediate, 80 . .
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We are informed that the mem
bers of the Franklin Temperance
Society propose purchasing lot
of ground In Franklin, on which to
build hall of their own. A com
mittee has been appointed to devise
ways and means for the erection
of the building. This committee
will, we presume, call on the good
people OF FRANKLIN for assistance.
and We hope that those who can
will give literally to the worthy en-
terprise. The Temperance Socie-
ty, which has been in existence for
four years In our community, has
done much towards refining, ele-
waiting and advancing the morals
of our youth. III il blessing to
the community, and shnld be en-
couraged and sustained. We hope
that all viii subscribe Iiberslly,
and complete the good work.
Franklin Enterprise.
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The State Apportionsnent.
Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Democratic Conservative Party,
New Orleans. Nav IA, 1878.

New Orleans, May IA, 1878.
At meeting Of the State Central
Committee of the Democratic Conserv-
ative party, held in New Orleans on the
first Of May 1878. the following resolu-
tions were adopted:
Resolved, That the convention of the
Democratic Conservative party of Lou
isiana be held on the first Monday of
August, 1878.
Resolved, That convention of the
Democratic Conservative party be held
Mt Baton Rouge for the purpose of NOM
mating candidate for State Treasurer
and members of Congress for the various
congressional districts of this State.
Resolved, That the apportionment of
representation in said convention shall
be one delegate for each two hundred
votes cast for the Democratic Conserv-
ative candidate for Governor in 1876,
and each fractional number less than
200 and exceeding 100 shall be emitted
to one delegate.
Resolved. That inasmuch as i'm cer-
tain parishes dissensions existed during
the last campaign, whereby opposing
factions nominated double sets of Off
GERS, which resulted in the loss of sew
eral members of the Legislature; and
iDasmuch rs these dissensions If con-
tinued will seriously leopard the Demo-
cratic prospects in certain localities,
the President of the State Central Com
mittee be and he is hereby authorized
to call convention and make all neces-
sary arrangements for the holding of
the primaries In any parish, or ward OF
the city Of New Orleans. in which the
antagonistic factions refuse to unite in
convention, within forty days of the
holding of the State convention.
Resolved, That the State Central
Committee recommend the adoption of
a rule by the convention that the num-
Der of delegates on the floor, represent
ing each parish and ward of the city,
shall not exceed the number of votes to
whioh such parishes or wards are en-
titled.
In accordance with the first and sec
ond resolutions, State Convention OF
tile Democratic Conservative party is
hereby called to meet at Baton Rouge
on the FIRST MONDAY (ffth) OF
AUGUST.
In accordance with the third resolu-
ton the several parishes and wards OF
the city OF New Orleans shall he entitled
to the following representations, to-wit:
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The Supreme Court.
New Orleans Picayune. |

The intimation from Washing
ton, that the conduct of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of Louisiana
in the Anderson case will be en-
braced within the scope Of the in.
vestigation to be instituted by the
Potter committee, would, if true,
be eminently satisfactory to the
corscious integrity and honor of
the court, were it not for the -un-
just suspicion which is the source
of the intiInation.
We have no reason to believe
that any intelligent and impartial
citizen of Louisiana entertains the
idea that the decision of our Su-
preme Court in the Anderson case
was the fruit of extraneous infu-
ence, or pressure brought to bear
on the court; or that the release of
Anderson from further prosecution
was not the result of a sincere,
honest but reluctant determination
to administer the law with impair
tiality. We believe the decision
met the appreciation OF majority
of the bar, and no respectable law
magazine or review throughout the
United States has indicated dissat-
isfaction with the legal PROPOSE
tons ON which the court founded
its judgment.
On the contrary, analogous
cases, not cited in the Anderson
discussion, have since been found
in the English and American re-
ports, which sustain the decision
of the court. Under these circum-
stances, we doubt whether the
Potter or any other committee will
undertake, or be charged to under
take, an Investigation of judges
whose Judgment, in the case refer
red to, is sustained by reason and
authority. The insinuation con-
tanned in the intimation that our
Supreme Court judges are to be in
yestigated, is calculated to infuse
the poison OF suspicion into the
minds of the unwary, and it is for
that reason only we hope it is true
the investigation is to be made.
From our knowledge Of the
character Of Chief Justice Man
ming, We believe the investigation
would be particularly acceptable to
him, whose son-in-law was appoin-
ted to some office in the Custom
House. We have good reason to
know that So far from approving
the action OF his son-in-law in
seeking the appointment, he re-
monsh ated against it, because
Anderson, at the time, was Acting
Collector. When it became evi-
dent that the Anderson case would
be tried and might eventually come
before the Supreme Court for
adjudication, there was at that
time an absolute disruption of all
relations and intercourse between
the Chief Justice and bis. son-in-
law, which has continued ever
since. Insinuations affecting the
judicial character OF the Chief JUS
tice Ct the State reflect on the
court, and judicial honor rendersit
necessary to unyeil the privacy OF
domestic life, at the expense OF all
the sensitive feelings OF our ma
ture.
We believe that all the Judges
of the Supreme Court will be pleas
ed to have the investigation made,
as they have nothing TO conceal,
and repose with security on con-
scious rectitnde and the firm foun-
dation Of law.
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A TENDER PoEM--A young man

A TENDER PoEM,--A young man
In Medford whose fancy, in the
somewhat plnyial springtide, light
ly turns to thoughts of love, acc
cording to Tennysop, recently sent
the following beautiful and touch
ing lines to the object OF his affec-
tions. 1t is rarely we see deli
cate and tender conception en-
bodied with such felicity OF diction;
IF you was dog, and i was hog,
And got into your masters yard,
And your master was to set you on me,
Would you bite me very hard r.
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All Democratic Conservative papers
throughout the State are requested to
publish the above.
IA I. w. PATTON, Chairman
Democratic Conservative State Central
Committee.
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Go ont, young man, she's not
here said an Alabama preacher
last Sunday, in the midst of bis
sermon, to q youth whom he saw
hesitating In the doorway.
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LAKE cHARLEs LoDG Z
NIx'S FERRY
AND STORE,
One mile above Lake Charles ON ths

Calcasieu River.
The undersigned wishes TO inform
thetraveling public and Stock Droyers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
an goodrepair, and is ready to accom-
modate oil who may wish to cross with
him, with everything that is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
lie has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forswiInming. Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply OF Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest prices!
my9-tf ii D. NIX
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"A real genius can do anything,
except working for living.
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-30

Sei norlfe Sbsater bar eool
bsicgt note Snsoae Nitsn, os BET
iaa no til. at be 6Itits morsos iio
sobt. 9borsbaa @itsn opiertes
'@rplc % bans @iisr". oe Sr.
Nnfer.W iolins Tom 0rple bar eiter
Mles Wenins aloslss ubmGrfst.
"Oscorab 8epublican" bar oitsrs
antet opsr. at samle "6reib 6iib"
uolfri9er iine @arer paa 8absn. Ii
fan life inoie, buori Oct Sale lisaer.
3pis bans 6ilf or friif. iaa lab Dem
ficbs, iom enifcr. 0ssubsn eipsr
Oct Dor 8p Yrcs at "Giip Stble."
Z. W Wafer 4 50. er Mesn.
ter for Some Ssipins Wobins So.
Se Mucrtlsiementet / bette No.
y. >. Sablp bar iom nImin.
Iis ct aoet uopaIe al aaabsr Os
8aabeteier, Game Satts, 30 nets
o. 9ameppnt al ale Slngs, bpilfei
ban ialssr iii m9rtp0rnis lape Yri.
Ter. Snn inobpoer line Qanosmrnp
I'll at fcmme o. beige li9 i%orinosn
Be flebsr. tbi ban er Opsrbeplit ON,
at ban fan i~llircbsltills Dem.
WOies 8rssr bar bsitsmt iia
til Il leie Ell al 8utlfferue / Nbams
uDe Blof men Jan pil fanlfe life
iIptte inc for oct 6erits.
arlington Souie 9oitrrict er
aoaet Iitau. Or. @rscn CT M Gisr al
8Dauingen
S0bn Sbaip, tiolissre Cir al
8junslbeif SOule, tGnttr MI paa at
reiic til 5gas.
>. y. Sanlon bar netop mob.
tagct me SeIuiaser til Ell @Groi al
$500 90 % snonu mere er unosr.
ueis.
Wu. ba &intsren ltnuosr til.
eulfc Wllsr NeSbslm at siers op
mrrtlom paa. at ban mobta9sr samle
% nDe SlGoer til Spmalin9.
Decorah-posten., 1878-10-30

gnaIano tiIbpbsr ale Snlcersrs
Samilisr / Stinbien fri Siemrsiie,
ON DC oil benptte ii9 bsraf % bette
sr uel ct 6oruarisl ON. at man oil
benptte lit Wilitgre mob Gmirsn,
Der paa lin Sioe o8iaa ipnss at
pGre forberebt paa, bpao Der MATTE
tomme.
Sra &onitantinopeI sr Nrif Bep.
Yreiipsnt for ben Nebe Salpmaa.
mes &ommitts, afreiit til Mteea. til.
ipnslabenbe for at trane De neopcn.
oiss SunobeosioranitaItniueer | Mn.
Ieonins al ben %forsitaaenoe fore
Goarbanbairam Sseit. men / 8irfe.
li9bsben ior Dec at mpbe b, man9.
iOIcise Suiincer af Yllesrime ira
Suoisn, Miabaniitan % Central
Mlien, lom ba pil lteos lammen Der,
oa bearbsioe Dem til en- auniti9
Stsmning mob ben brittle Yoliiif
% opbiois Dem MOB ben rusiiife.
Gnfslte rusnifs Blade er inos for.
at Gmirsn fortunes meb SHiesrsr,
8aaben % YsnSe. Tor at ban fan
iaa bsiGitst Dc Biergpasier. Der aler
llollagst ior 8uslaubs Stillln9 i
Nlsn. gmiren ltal BABE lirsuet til
8ensral &auimon % srtlerst, al
belle bans Saab itaar til bam.
Nncre Blaos raaos til. at Der
pees Gmiren lnoirstte SiGlp.
gr Berstnln9erne lanos. laa isr
Oct no til, at Nnrrsrne | NGrbeben
at Gonltantinopel life er iDnosrlis be.
ore MI emo ipr gsrlluerfonsrssisn.
Sc tprflite trooper er rbtfeps inc /
De al &usierne iOrIaote Siiulnesr,
% S~fonblerns foran eonltantinopsl
% 8alipoli sr bIspus latte lltanb.
@runbsn I'll, at Nusierue after
bar nermst iis GonitaniinopsI, itaI
uere ben at &prflet uiilos at bstaIe
Dc Wsrlsr, ION Muslano traf.