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, 1878-01-12
THE OLD MAN,

'-A- 'A' MN,
who had smiled with complacent satisfac-
ton at the commentator Of his compan-
ions, laughed quietly and good -naturediy
at the indignation of ''Tom," and re-
marked, in voice which seemed to dwell
somewhere in the depths of his chest,
- l rather thought had him | rather
thought had him.
OF course you have guessed the names
of the three. Brave, bluff Thurman, the
father of the senate the tall, courtly
Bayard, whom all his companions address
as "Tom, and Beck, the keen, sensible
Scotchman from Kentucky.
A REST DURING THE ALL-NIGHT SESSION.
On leathern lounge in the corner at
the outer angle of the room man lies
stretched at full length, mapping, with his
hand across his eyes, shielding them from
the glare of the gas-Gght. He is tall.
angular and bony, but straight as an az
row. The face is Scotch Irish. the hair
Is short and sandy, the stiff side whishers
are reddish brown, the eyes are blue, the
lips are thin, the mouth wide, straight
and compressed. 1t is Wallace, the leader
of the Pennsylvania democracy, and the
best political manager in that great politi-
Cal state.
A tall, old man, with thin, pale. kind
ly face and spare, bent form is standing
thoughtfully before the CHEEKY fire of
camel Goals, with his back To the ruddy
blaze. His arms are carelessly folded be-
hind him 4 cigar, half burned, is be-
tween his teeth. His head is bowed for
ward wearily. 1t is Salisbury of Dsla-
ware. A younger and shorter man comes
up. The feature of his face is the ewes.
which are large, full and pleasant. Silver
threads are coming in the abundant hair
and full beard, which evidently were once
almost black.
Well, senator, this is pretty trying
work for You" This from the younger
man to salisbury, who lifts his head.
smiles pleasantly, and responds quickly
les, Mr.. Harris; it Is rather trying,
but l am feeling nicely and can stand it,
! guess, as long as they can"
PLAIN-LooKISG MAN,
IN a reddish-brown business suit is pacing
slowly back and forth, stopping occasion.
ally to ask or answer question. He has
something of the mastitf IN his build
His limbs are short, his neck short. his
body round and stout, and his head round
and trifie pugnacious. He wears full
beard and a moustache, close cropped.
after the style which has been SO fashion
able since Grant set it. Both hair and
beard are dark, with few grey threads
mtermingled. In one hand is a light
switch cane, and in the other an old sIouch
nat with broad brim and the color of
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A LITTLE boy, hearing his parents talk
ing about soprano singer who sang in
their church, asked what a soprano was.
His father answered :, GA soprano, my
boy, is young lady who is up in all the
airs and puts EN- on heavy.
, 1878-01-12
SPECIAL EEE7GETS.

Pianos, Billiard Tables, Furniture. Glass, UlS
ware and its contents in cases or otherwise Queen
ware. Marble and Castings. taken only at osnfi
risk of damage, brezkage or leakage IN
Acids. Turpentines, Burning FLUIDS, OILS ana :.
other liquids, in cans or other vessels, a. oSh''
risk OF Leakage.
Eggs taken only at owners risk Of breakage.
Fruits, Vegetables, and all other peylshaDie ii1g
erty, at owners risk of frost or decay. II
Furniture not boxed, and all ASficnltuIaii - :.
Mechanical Implements, set mp or KNOCKED nos. -
at owners risk of damage and dating or bIe...
Nor will the Company lie responsible for deEeiss
in any part, unless the same specially receIp0i ~
, 1878-01-12

ALD TYPE-590 pounds of OLD TYPE for
~ sale in lots to suit purchasers. This Type
is an excellent substitute for Babbit Metal
pronounced by those who have used it better
and can be sold at one-half the price. Apply
at the STATESMAN OFFICE.
, 1878-01-12

A STUMP orator boosted that his candi-
date would "ho,d his own" no matter
what the opposing partymight do Yes,
said the opposition speaker, - he always
holds his own and good deal ua. be-
longs to other people, too.
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UNDERTAKER

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
1 forms the public that he now has on hand a full
assortment OF COFFINS which he viii sell at greatly
reduced prices.
THE HEAESE
Is one OF the finest this side Of San Francisco vhc
is rendered 10 the public free Of charge.
Orders promptly attended 70 by leaving them at
my residence, or at the Walla Walla Bakery.
33-h JOHN PICKET.
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A FARMER, meeting neighbor near his
eornield, said Chow much corn to the
acre do You suppose | have here 3" To
which the other growled, as he limped
away: Chow maly aohers do you think
| have to INV corn l'i
, 1878-01-12
BUSINESS AND SHIPPING TAGS

CHIPPING TAGS ARE NOW USED BY ALL
- business mea, and answer a much better purpose
than the Old fashioned card. A fine lot Of SHIP
PING TAGS now il stock, and printed at the
SIsTtsAAN Office At the very ioiceH pTlceG. 3,n
, 1878-01-12
fsisfriCs Getsps Sss1asss.o.a.

TERRITORY OF WLSIlNGTOy, ,c
County o. VaUa UaIlr o.
Ia s District Cosui If the First Judicial District OF
Washington Territory.
NANCY \. PRESCOTT, Plaintiff, vs. SAMUEL
PRESCOTT. defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-T
L SAMUEL PRESCOTT, Defendant: Ycu are
hereby required 10 appear IL action brought
against you by NANCY A. PRESCOTT, Plaintiff
in the District Court ot the First Juiic1I District
of " ashinGtun Territory, hC.Ing terms ut the City
of Walla .sal.a IL and Tor the Counties of Wsll.
Wallu and Colum5ia, TO answer tie complaint oi
Plaintiff filed IN Wa.:a Waila County within twer-
ty days after the service Of this summons exclusive
of the day Of service Ii rot served in said County
but in said Dstrit in thirty days Otherwise within
sixty days. the said Plaintiff Will take Judgment
agairs you by default, according 10 the prayer @,
the eOmplalnt-
EThe sad action is brought to obtain divorce from
Defendant and for the custody of the minor child OF
the parties, and to have exclusive control OF her
separate property, the grounds OF nabitual drunk
enntSS OF Defendant. his cruel Treatment and aha
document of Plintiff and his failure 10 provide the
necessaries of lie FOR The family for great number
of years and BIS immoral character making him
to have the OF said minor child. And YOU are
hereby notified that unless you appear and answer
the sail cniplaint AS above required the P.airtiff
Will apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
WITNESS the Hon. S. c. WING,Rp, Judge
of the District Court Of the First Judi
isl eaI District Of Washington Territory,
and the seal of said Court affixed, this
a5th day OF Octo'er, 4. D. 1877.
A. REEVES AYERS,
W. G. LANGF0RD, Clerk.
Plaintiff Attorney Low
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aTEELE6 -
PAIN ERADlCATOR.
Tho Most Wonderful Discovery OF the 4 &c.


The World moves. and unless we Proeres. we must
20 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary.
IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE 1T Is MOI
intended 70 deceive the people cure for every
complaint on earth but really sc;entinc article o.
the greatest merit, which wiii prove tooa 70 sur
fering humanity account OF Its adaptsonity
to both n an and beast its readiness OF appnesss
and the price being within the reach o: an 1t wnl
actually cure
Rhec,.,nsis,n, Neuralgia,
Contracted (0rtsss Sfid SOsntSs
(:Ouf, Contracted Muscles,
Sore Throat, dwellings,.
LameneSs Inane Isacks
Sprnins, Binrrhra,
Headache, Collie,
Cramps, fnceacnes
CRUISES. sores,
Eararhe. Cuts.
Burns, Scaldis,
inflammation Of the Kidneys.
And all Nervous and Infiauitory Aches and Pans.
DIR. STEELE. who has for years been in the Pro
prie.ary Medicine business, and who has Travelled
In various parts of the world IN search OF inofma-
ton, has great coz .;dence in the ERADICATOR as
the Ne Plrs Ukra' OF safe, sure and reliable rene
dies Tor general use as a Family Doctor.
Provide yourself with tottle without delay, and
you will always keep it in the family and save
money. Don't be but OF With some other prepera-
ton. Take oIlg STEELES PAIN ERADlCATOk
We can produce thousands of testimonials as tc
cures e Dot = trial will prove 20 the most skep
ticai that it is truly Eradieator Of Palms. Aches
and Iniammations 1t has been, and Is NOW. con-
stantly nsed by horsemen a Iiniment, and has
savel valuable property of that kind than any
other preparation. Take pains to see that you se'
the genuine
Put up N large bottles and for sale by druggists
and Gelisrs II you happen 10 b. in locality whers
kSrEELES PAIN ERADICAToR cannot be oh
aed, send TO the nearest Wholesale druggist, or 'e
he Agents,
CRANE g. BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists,
$50 and 5?s Market Street. Sap Francisco. Cal.
Price 81 pee Large Bottle. six bottles SS.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT,
CsIAsssiN DON sgsTE;s..
PGisTEAN OREGON.
ZIEyS sCEs 81 KNOWLES
rr0Dricto-s.

C!TUATED OPPOSITE ALL THE RAILROAD
~ and Steamship Offices. Street ears pass the Hcuse
every five minutes.
e. Free Coach TO and from TIE I.oase.
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BLANK MORTGAGES for sale at the STATES
NAN Office
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Norr-LThe charges Of the walla Wa.h Va mr ..
Transfer Company on down freight trans a tn-
o. g. n Co. Is boats, including the busihss ssssb -
eeived from o. S. n. Co.'S loats and toruaIssiy ssiy
cents per ton All down f-eight, Tor ~ III h.
ment, not consigned TO parties at waiiu.s,
turned over 20 this Transfer Company TO iH
ID. 8. BAKER, -
Preaident ". ". Il Z. H. I'D
WAIL.A WAILA, November s. isa'-
, 1878-01-12
LISTEN :

t'Tom, that was a clean thrust under
the ribs that the senator turning to the
old MANI gave Hoar when he asked him
who seated all these southern senator's
who had 'waded to their seats through
blood 7 Wouldn't he have stirred up 4
hornets nest though, if he had accepted
the challenge and named one!'
at was indeed Il home thrust. d" replied
the tall, quiet nan whom the other had
addressed So familiarly as "Tom, ard it
silenced HIM. | convicted him myself,
and ont of his own mouth, but (and this
with gesture of impatience) what use
is it to argue with such men who hold
such utterly false notions about Us, and
Will not he convinced! What a definition
of gentleman Why, Mr.. Hoar says
We all sanction murders and profit by
frauds, and IN the same breath SAYS thai
he knows that, personally, we are gentle
men. Apretty definition of gentlemen,
indeed! A new one, BY George F. Hoar.
to-wit, man who sanctions murder and
profits 10y fraud"
, 1878-01-12
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

Merchandise, Fruit and Vegetables, same rsl"
above per ton measurement ,:,x
Wool. seven dollars per ton weight Bel ~
each 10 cents -
Wood, Sand, Stone and Live Stock at asrerA
rates up or down, by car ioal.
Fast freight rates IS per tom up or do"H'
ceivcd frum or delivered To heats .,sr
All freight not delivered before P. n on tbe -
after it is received at tie depots viii be s'o'e'
owner expense and risk. s.s,,
And all freight received at depots will be az .se.
risk Of fire until shipped or delivered 10 49,
All bills payable in gold coin beio,e crn'H'
freight.
, 1878-01-12
N THE CLOAK ROOM.

Three men are talking in group. One,
tall, with i small head, a claan-shayen
face, eyes with an intensely earnest look,
and mouth that smiles 10y involuntary
action. The second is much shorter and
thicker set. He is older Instead OF
short dark hair, his lccAs are long and
gray. He wears flowing beard also gray.
His mouth shuts together with a severe
firmness, and the lines suggest the face Of
lion. The eyes are gray, and would be
cold, except for furtive twinkle tha!
broadens into satisfied laugh rs the tlird
mar cracks joke. The third man is un-
anistakably Scotch, even without the ac-
cent. The round, hard head, tie shor:
curly hair, once black, now turning gray,
the close-cropped beard and moustaclIe,
the small keen eyes, the brawny figure,
all bear witness to his nationality lie is
speaking.
, 1878-01-12
LAND CLklM For SALE.
IGo aCRtS az 1,1loD LAyD.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
his LAND CLAIM situated on the North Fork
of the ALA Walls River aud distant about u miles
trOn toxn Tb,. Claim includes
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Fifty acres fenced and dwelling house in good order
The rauge for cattle very fine and presents superior
Inducements to stock ralsers. The place Is unrs-
ually well watered, and has an abundant supply of
wool The .; sale will be liberal and part of
the purchase may be paid In stock. For further par
tlculsrs apply GA tie tie premises.
4O-ts PAT KELLY.
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Rates Oh, Up Freight,

IPEK
GOODS, NERcH-4NDiSE, ETC, tlc.
From Wallua to Walla Walla..--....... ....si y :,
From Wallula to Whitman. aan....-......----- ?
From Whitman TO Walia Walla-- i" "
81 Building Material, Agricultural and Methin. y
ical Implements, Lime, Sc, Freightei to HainaH y
q. S. n. Co.'S boats at reduced measurement, WIZ =
Freighted by us at the foregoing rates, on U. '''
Co 8 reduced measurement
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THE CAPITOL At NIGHT.
A Life Picture. Taken afier Midnight CT L.
=. Sennier> ard their surf0HHd.Es,.

-
The boy is father of the man. Sien
are but children grown. Is there not an
old aaage which frames a truisrn some
what after that fashionl It's purport IS
true, even though the man be a gray
headed senator of the United States. Can
YOU not believe this, gentle reader, who
perhaps. Imagine the capitol the abode Of
heroes whom you have long worShlpped
at distance Come and see The PIC
ture is from life. 1t is an hoar after
midnight. Without TIE stars are shining,
gas lamps twinkling, and the great city
sleeping. The southern half OF the capl-
tol looms up grandly against the clear sky,
but slum5ers in darkness. The northern
half, or senate wing, is a@low with light.
1t flashes through the windows, and foods
through the roof HALF close your eyes
and without an effort you may fancy II q
marble palace of the past, Enter, and
The delusion yanishes. The clash cf
dishes, and the smell Of food suggests at
once the frailest and most potent part OF
humannature, Hurrying feet echo through
the arched and brilliantly lighted corridors.
Sleepy looking attaches are munching
oysters and swallowing beer In the
carpeted inner room Of the restaurant two
senators are doing ditto. This is al! very
commonplace,
MEN ARE MOSTLY C05GG.'PLACE.
When they die they leave behind their
bodies, their natures and their habits,
maybe. but not when they enter the sen-
ate Climb flight of marble stairs ;
admire the finest marble stairway in the
country, if not in the world cast single
glance ZONE viii sutiice) al painting hung
upon the wall, representing the storming
of Chapultepec There are impossible
soldiers doing impossible things, impossi-
bic Indians doing possible things; ard
way off one side something Ike manl-
moth wood box oI a hilltop, which has
apparently no connection with the start
ling events going On below Nod know
ingly TO a sleepy, pleasant-faced attend
ant; swing back Il green baize door, pass
through a marble portal, turn to the right
and look about You are in one end OF a
long, low, narrow room, shaped like a
carpenter square.
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The World moves. and unless we Progres. we mus'
70 Backwards. Nothing remains Stationary.
, 1878-01-12

~ WAREROOA, Main street, Wa!la Walla
below Third street e4-tf
, 1878-01-12

in The different v:,ri. rs of Grover RAs-
er-s celebrated Sewin, Machines LaIia,ri ax
sale ut Lis GunsIni-h Store, Main STREET, "sis
Wal!i at San Francisco prices, with freight a.ii'-
will guarantee TO keep thes- Nach.nes IN
rooI crler. free of charge to the puEeiIi>er. isu
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s1ms Der @,tnoesbo,tnsfast.

gS htug tom, 81. Sllll. - Gtne in
&rtegs eDepartement eingelaufene OepeIde Del
Generals Somarb, batirt Malbeur 4aentur
%. Suli, beitdtigt Die gahribt, baB fd bi
fetnbliden Snbianer in fleine 8anoen qe
tbeilt baben unb pereinSelt su enttommen iu
den. 9aem Nnl9eine mad ld)e;nt Der Sel0.
Su9 beenbet 81 iein.
Der 5dabamtS=Sefretdr reif norgen mt1
ieiner Sanilte bier ab, I'M cine gSod)e an
Song zSslanb ODER in Connecticut 3usubrin
gen.
Or. Qinberman, uelder sipei Gage lan1
franf mar, itbernabm beute ietne 4mtsphid
ten lpieber.
6lOtten- -Sefrstdr 8bompion 1T auf BEN
0ampfer ySallapooa" bon Portsmouth, g.
s., abgereiit unb pirb in etma eirer @ode
ODER 5ebn Sagen bier eripartet.
Die beuttge Steuereinnabme betrug $780,
604; Die 3oleinnabme S565, ,644.
Ser amerifaniidle &oniul su 9fom meloet
in einem Seri1te al bas Staatsoepartement
oab in Ronl, leit bic Stabt cur italienijder
Sauptitabt geluorben 1T, lomoht Die 2ebsns.
mittel= uno DtietbSpretie, als au6, eintat
Sranden auSgenommen, bic 4rbeitslGbne in
Die 6obe 9e9angen iinb. Der 6aubel Rom's
bat it9 etluas 9ebeHert, ieit e8 nidt mebr, wit
friiher, bonn iibrlgen Stalten ab9ei9loiien 1T
aud einselne SnOnitrteSweige, bauptid6lif
Die ertil=Snbuarie, baben 9etpouuen. Ba:
piergelo tit, bic 30lle ab9erednet, oas seietli.
DIE 3ablungsmtttel. 0aS agio auf Sob Oa
rlirte im laufenoen Sabre bon 8-11 Bro5ent
Nm gSieoeraufnabme Der 8aargelbSablunl
tann fir Den au9eubltd ntdt geoad1t perOen
Sn Jtom befinben ii6 II Silbbauer uuo Is
Waler aus ben Ser. Staaten,
Die Subifriptionen fir Die Oierprosentiqt
Inleibe betragen bis jett i'm 9an5en $39,
832, $50.
Der lett eini9er .3eit Dor benz 9utentamts:
@ommiifdr idrpebence @onteit sluiiden 66
Ssrael st. Roie, u. u. g8iie uuO S. 8. 5iu
aus Brooflgu, 9f,=9., uno Srn. SEQ. Gel,
BON aus @rte, Benni., i'm 8etrefi oes Batent.
refts auf einen 8ai9en-@ @igarren= 2tnsinoel
1T 5n 9unitcu ses Srn. Seloon entidlebcr
m0rOen
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Die 9dubereien tttt CUMBERLAND
Sh0Ie.

Carlisle, Benni., 81. Suli. - 3pe
2auDitrei1er, 9famens Sobn Qemou uuo Sobr
UiDer, murben geitern Qbenb in Der ytGbe Dor
0ellsburg perbaitet uab bel einer llnteriu6unQ
fanb man bic am WontaaS S=9lbeuOe aus bel
gBobuun9 bes 9rn. Sob. Seltbuber 5u Soi
ling<SpringS seraubte llbr, iomie ba8 @elN
bsi ibnen Dor. gle pnrOen 6ru. 8eIbbubel
segeniiber 9efteat unO BON bieiem ais Die 8au
ber toentifi5irt. WiaH bradte iie oorldnfig i'm
biefgen @cfdngniiie unter. gle oeuten an
oaB iie Die Geriber Der anoeren i'm @umber.
lanOtbale porgefallenen @inbriide unb 0idit.
bersien fennen uno oeielben bloBsuiteaen be.
abithttgen.
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net 8eiie een Goat auf bas gSobl bes etpia
@eibli6en in gerien. t5ieruddit tpurbe au'
bas gSobl Der 0amen ein Salamanber 9erie;
ben.
Sierauf trug Srdmer's Mdnnerquartett ei:
nige 9ieoer in b0dit 9elungeuer gSeile Dor,
nno 5r. Peter Srdmer ercslirte brrh ben
Sortrag zines SolOs. Brofeiior @eruer be-
antwortete ben Soait auf Quertfa. gtahoem
Die Ufuiif einige Yiecen porgetragen, bielt
Yrofefor Mi1er BON Cincinnati einen buz
moriitii6en gortrag iiber Saenborf's 9ebr=
metbobe unter InmenOung bes Ybonosrapben,
monlit Stebuer ben uHgetbeilten SeifaQ Der
Se-iammluug ernbtete. giuen auf Die 9a-
men, tpel6e sablreib in Der Seriammluns
pertreten maren, auSsebratteu Goat beant=
mortete ST. Willer bon Cincinnati in bumo.
riftii6er gSeiie unO eri9Itterte ourf feline
Somif bas i3merdfea Der seipanut ieinen
Borten lauidenoen 3ubOrer.
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Snr fa1trem @mrfenaeit. t.-@itt atta6e.
fannteS 1tnaetbiitt Der sec.

Sor lei Doe, N.=S., 81. Suli. - Die
gtannldaft Der 6ii6eridaluppe n@eor9e 50.
Noo9er8" entoefte uor9elteru 9tadmittag et=
tpa 10 Dtellen liiomefltd bon Squan< 8.a6
Elm auf Der Sberfldd5e i6wimmeubes groBes
3bter, wel6eS einen 8aferitrahl in Die S6be
mari uno oesbalb fit eineu iungen 2SaQfi,d
9ebalten lunrDe. Die 56aluppe iette Elm
Soot ans, lpel4es Sago auf bas llngetbHm
mahte, nno e8 gelang, Daiielbe burdl eini9e
gut9eStelte 9Siirfe nit 5arpunen III erle9en
nno an 8orO bes Sabrseu9s su bringell. 0aS
Sbter fpie9t etwa 1000 Bfltnb unO tit BON
allen anoeren bis lett befaunteu 3biergattun.
gen 9dn5lt6 peridlieben. Oer Geftalt ua6
bat es etnige aebnli6fett nit elmer Sfiloz
frDte, iebodl beftt eS feline Spnr bon elmer
Sdaale. SOpf, 0tiifen uno Slolfen iino
foblidmars, ipdbrenb Der tbalS, 2eib unb bic
Seiten nit meiben 6lefen beOedt iino. Die
Stefern itno nit lpelBeu, iebod) ebr tpei6eu,
tnorpelarti9en 3dbnen beiett, BON meldell etz
ltfe 5pet 3oa lang itub. Die 6aut oes bie-
res 1T 10 wei9, baB Die 5urpunen obue beioltz
oere Sraitanmenbuug in bas 6lei5 einprant
gen. Sin fleiidfarbi9er Yballus, etrua fiiuf
Piuno I6mer, perleibt Dem un9etbiim Elm be-
1Orloer5 etQeuthiimlid1PS 9(uSiphpn
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Gin Ssaritrer beraltbt 1ttto aniSbau
NpGf

song. Brand, W.=S., 81. Suli.-So=
ieph Sriebber9, Elm 9ole, tuel6er lett etpa elmer
@o9e in Der llmgebung bieier Staot bauliren
9lng, nuroe por9eitern beipuBtloS Dor ben su
oem nUfanionz5ouie" 9eb0rigen Sta0un9en
auigefunoeH. @r er5dblte, na9eem er ii6
elnigermaBen erbolt bate, bab er bon einem
Wanne, ipelder etn Semo faufen ;u mollen
por9ab, III ben Stall geloGt muroe, NO meb,
rere Dtdnner periamntelt maren. QBdbreno
er letne gSaaren auf benz gooen auSbreitete,
itefte elmer Der Wdnner ein 8aar SoleutrGger
8u itd3, etn 3peiter nabm etlife Paar Striin1z
pie uno eth Orttter elm 6emo. 2uS Srieo=
berg icin @igentbum Suriiduerlanste, ipuroe
er gu 8ooen geid)lagen, nit 5uBtritten miB.
banoelt Enb Oor Die 3biire 9emorfen. Geine
9erleeungen iinO oerart, oaB man fir Iein
2ebell tiirdtet. lSm. Bennett, Sobn Sinnez
gan, au9ut @ulbat unb @barles San 5orn,
peld)e als Stallfned)te uno &utlder in Diem
fen bes Gisentbiimers bes nManiion-6ouie"
lteben, itno a!S bic mutbmaBliden Sbdter perz
baitet mOrbeu
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,smterbrod,ener @iIe,tbaDmsgerfebr

u en- grIeau8, "a, 81. Snll.-@0l.
6obinion, Superiutenoent Der Netp-Srleaus<
Mtobitezgabn," ia9t in elmer 0epeld)e BON
8ap Satut gout8: rBegen Der itrengen Qua'
rantaine, lpeld)e Die Otobiles County -Seh6rOen
errt6teteu, miihen bic 6abrten aller bur6ge=
benOen S5ra9ts unD Beriouen3iige bis auf 8eis
teres anfb1ren. Die aititen,iige iperben pie
qepobnli9 fahren, Die Yoit tpirb auf Dem 8ii=
itensuge nm IA llbr gtadmittagS BON giIori
uad Oiobile gebrad)t iuerben. Die iiibli6
beftimmte Yoft miro nit einem @rtramaggon
bon Niobile bef0rbert meroeu, unl Die 8erbn.
bung NIT benz Siiiteu5u9e bersuiteIen, Der III
Jfep>Srleans SOrmittags nm abr 20 Oiin.
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Der oe,ttidb a,itertfattifd)e &ebrer.
y}MttO.

am Dienitase iano DIE erife 9anptperianul=
lung Der neuuten 2agiabung bes bsutjA=
ameritaniideu Qebrerbuuoes in Der gtelp@Y Yorz
fer n2ieoertrans"&9aue ltatt.
6r. &eller bemerfte in ieiner Gr6ffnmngss
rebe, oaB er es fir ietne Bniht balte, anf Die
iiblibe Easesorbnuns Der aebrerperlammlnn@
gen aufmerfiam ~ MAIDEN, Dieielbe be-
itimme, oab Nortrd9e nllr rs Mfinuten tn alus
iprud usbnrn uno bel Der Distuiiion ieper
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NNiInc NSct.,i, 4 da4miMc

8oiton, 81. Suli. = Or. Charles @boie
bon groOflpu, R.=g., 9lrSt in Der Suubes.
7lotte, bat in ietnem &eitalnente, bas er im
Na6laB @eriate bon Sufiolf.@ binter-
lest bate, Der Observation-Disclosures ct.
MariersSirdle BON Srooflpu $1,000 uno Der
ameritaniiden Wliiiioas>Seb6rbe $500 Der.
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Grunoeigentbltm
au bertaniden nber sn berfauien
ueEIuHIYtH nutt 6H uVtlHHItH
- auf Der
Brunoetgentbums SDrie bon Ut. g8. S3aH tn
0eb1uoe oeS rgItnericdn."

Ofun0etgentDume xprte Duh VI. 2S. d9Hlt tU'
0ebamoe oes ratmerieam."
12O M6er 2ano, cine pra6toone Sarm, 9ons=
@reen=9a1ep, 13 Oieilen BON bier.
Sd,0ncs s;feaellteinbaus an Garrenitr., sebn
3immer, s4500; ipirb aud sesen einen 2anofib nabe
Der Stabt pertaudlt.
Brobes ft6dises siegetifetnernes Saus on
Uiarfetss space, 2dben unb Bobnung; iebr bins i'm
Tauide.
4eerc 8amiteuem an 3owionifr. 155 Su6 5ronte,
nur $500.
Nrad)tnoue 8obnu,,s on bert0. strase, gBaib=
tn9ton, .. g., opie grunhifade in beriebens aot,
febr bia su oerfauen ober segsn beii9es @t9enbunl
imsutauiden.
JeimeS Wobnbaus ant @albounitr., nit allen MOS
bernen ginrihtuneen; 8reis $1,000.
3nei breiitodise Ssauier an Waihinstonitrase, Z
2immer nit g3aler; neu uno in sutem 3utanbe,
Yreis 5000 iebes.
Tarnt nit 144 MGern in @aloert=@ountp, Wtarn:
Lamb, nit @e6duIibfeiten. BresS 5000
5iini stpeiitbdae seselitenerne SduIer on sSbatz
coa= nabe StrideriI., 6 3tmlper entbaltenb unb II
sutem 3uitanbe., Yrets $500 iebes. slu9 ssael Elm
farm um9etauitt. t6e6r1, ,12Ottei &2p)