davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1878-05-10
yyoty,nrS. Mothers. Mothers.

ont fail to procure Mrs. WINsLow's SooTH-
lSyPrp for all diseases of teething in chill
IN. 1t relieves the child from pam, cures WIZ
lic, regulates the bowels and' by giving svllei
Id health to the child gives rest 10 the iioOnei'
Sharp County record., 1878-05-10

There is a lumber dealer in Utlca
those board-bill last week was 9o'1oO'
l Utica Observer.
Sharp County record., 1878-05-10

sronnARp,s "PoULTRY WORLD" Hartford,
nonn should be had by all fowl-breeders' Costs
But .25 yearly or only $500, INCLUDING ~ SUI
nerior % CHRoMos to subscribers. Itis pracEcal'
orioinal, e and always fresh. 1Oc. single number
Sharp County record., 1878-05-10

PARTICULARS regarding Electric Belts cts, iree' e
Address Pulyermacher Galvanic Co., Clncln.,O.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-26
& 8,

- Sn Muftin County fSnnte bae WHI
den Der 0aumpclIe tegiunsn, man lAsu
atsr bic Sibs uno wartet tiiblerss gBettel
ab.
- Ole 80 5amilisn, wsl9e scr Sur
sem DON Bremen IN Galss1on anfamsn
'rctlen Fd In 8aylcr County nieper!al1en
une pie gOIons Gsrlplsanie sri,npsn.
- Sn Ssbnlcn County tpar Gin Nrtei.
ter teIm Sanle pes 6errn Goyle bfIdaf-
tist, cine etltesnc gu era1sn uno ssrass
als er nit Der @Ids eiusn GAlas ansilb-
rem mo!lte tam bic adtiabrise Goater pes
6errn Gpple Dor ibn uno srtielt ben
Sdlas amf ben Ropf. Die Spibe Der
pide psrurfadts eine Wunse, aus Dem pas
@eetrn btrausquoa; bsi alsosm tpTt man
bas Mabden ;u rettcn.
- SIN nGrblden 19eIe BON Saylor
County, pelass eben erli crsaninrt .pur.
be, wollsn ib 400 beut(de 6am(ien au}
einem Stild eano niepsrlalIsa, eas lOO,.
900 Qfer ent5alt.
- gei Brenbam !purbe elm Iar6iaer
BON einem anberen Jarblaen aus unacbt<
lamfeit erithoiisn.
- NlIen Seiibtteln BON Graham Gits,
oem Gcantyfb Don youns County, 1T bic
Slaulel heisefiist, Bag oas su yerfaufenoe
spt 1is sur grbauuns zines 5rtnf, pper
Spielia!cas opsr sinss ptpliiutons6aules
tsnubt .psreeu sarf.
- Sn sSstlnar wurbe ein SGtms, s.
&rpmfs psrtrannt, ais ct RobleuSt ouf
cine brennanbe Samps 16attete. Grin
Saus NIT Nllem, mas oarin mar, bsannte
ebenf fats ab.
- ginsm ginwc4ner pon Spu;ln1
Ssrrn Stoppel, wuroc auf Der 5aosmible
ees Susse Sell i1att siaem Gas Maosn.
bttters aus gerlebcn 9eupauum aereiht.
Waturlib erfrantte 5err Stuppsl, wurpe
aber bod ssrettet.
Sn Der oergansensu NaGt wurpe In
Der 9faee Der Bayou In 5putun elm Mann
aus etnem Scisaum psriaat. @uf .psr
Siuht iprans er tn bic 8ayou uno bier
!paree speinal anf t9n aeiapiisn pabr,
ldsinltds ipnrbe er setrpHsn unb ertrant.
- in gel County iit n.sbr Baum
woaf eePTlanjt psTpen ais man pfllden
fann.
- Sn 0ranburp fel tn einer bsr lsbssn
9ldAie Elm Mstsurasin.
- Sn Sasrant Counts bat Gapt. g(eeo
ssinsr giebbeerbe spei ianee gaFsl suse
lsut, nm cisIsltfn psrlatspsile sur Rrem.
Snns 3n Ysrwenpen.
- Serr Sdleidsr lam am "a. In @cn.
gales an uub wurbe faIslblt nit sinsr5ere,
nspe besrhbt. gr lutuob( .pis e5rflanb
weresn in 0cnsalss gum @ct lpreden.
- 0al0slton bat Auarantane seasn
NsU Orleans erridtst anp erlautt Balla.
sieren, psldse BON bort fommen, niht paS
aane su bstreten. Die @Niffe ,nnGsn
srit Sesinfietrt weresu. sts fs !anSen par.
fen.
- Sn Jtantlin County srlAoB Elm
Sna6c ieiasn @afdbrten aus unaAtlam
feit, als er lsia @swsbr auf cine esr6s
ribtetf.
= Sn ltpaloe So. tparosn smsi Mdn,
nfr ssraaftet, wsl@e In IayIor So. einen
Wprb bssannen bat!en.
- Sa Corpus Gbri1l purben swei
Sfrlonea, bic burd ibr anil5bises gatra-
gen ben Naatarn @srsernis 9a6en, yun
leBtersn mad bsm Bbarf sefibrt uno De
islbis sar Strafe sinsm uairspiQleen Ba
be nnterpprfsn,
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Sart tpie Der SGeit pom Sinai btcraatraf
rno in S6sooorsus lammt!itts Aass!ssenD
beitsn stnsswsibt uno oamit umseben iab,
ob es Isne eissneu parsn--idt pare oann
9lsih am erten Sas 70 flus sereisn. ME
ID IS beuts. Qber frei!ib - tpic pars gu
penfen sic unb fold Elm Glstabiirasr
Dud--' 'fe 1T iibsr Oas majorsnae Atter
tinaus -uno .per mar oenn ioaF In ib,er
9abe? gine wunperpO1e @slessnbeit filr
ben Qmtsrhter, oslea bic tilFolsn 0sibs=
lsute bier BET buuosrt 9aisasnbsiteu
beeurften, mar ss Gin punosrpole Wsls.
sen5eti
Die SADIE, futr or ua6 elmer Weile
fort, 1T mir wa6rbaftis sill wsng in tie
0lieeer ssfabrsn ! ST Oas Der Mubs
wertb Z Ab bab--idb berfa uht. Sd, Dsn-
te niat, paB ih auf bic Dausr fola' sinsn
NSalen 3u fiirttsn aabs--penn Gbeubora
es wirflidb gang aufttatis NIT ibm mstute,
'uenn es ibr wirtlih teiiser Grnit ware-
mas Bate lis mir'S Oenn nidt lansa offsn
srflart uno aeraoe;u anssfi!nptst? SD
meine bohmatbis, lelbitterriia uno eissn.
wtut9 tlf 'e bod 9enus oaau. Nber gut,
bab tds's meib--aiaen anparn Ours i'm
segeln perbe Id nun bod einbalten mul
iea--wsnisitens niht mebr nit san,sr
Damsftraft fabren--ni6t msbr 70 Fott
rorwartS, pbne BON 3eit gu 3st pas
Sentblet aussuwerfen =. watrbaftis, ss
1T ein Slid, sab ids nod frip ssnu5 er.
fabre
Damit nabm er bic Jlints ipiebsr auf
unO lhritt in Den @arten binat - uiGt
mebc nit Der pOaen Oampffraft ieinss se,
wObnli9en baltisen Gansea, ionoern lang.
fam, teoaftis uno seoaatenSoQ.-
(Gprtietuns fclst)
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- an 1. Suli 1T in @enf Der ebenas
ti8e fran5SliIde Deputirte Ha3pua, Gbei
Der Commune unb per WiilitdrIdule prn
paris, auf Dem Tricbbof Don plainpalais
in @enf 5ur @1be beIattet wcrocn. Gel.
uem Sarge, pelder nit eiuem rctbsn
Eude oerbiiat mar, folste nur cine an.
5abl pclittider Sreunbe unb einise Da
men; basesen maren bel ber geiletans
auf oem Srierbpf etma 400 pericnen an.
melenp, reren Wtebr;abl @snfer. 9lml
@rabe ipraden, ipie pas vScurna( be @e.
nepc" berid,tet, arna,ile, Gourmet, Sam
fomStA, Sc 6raacaiS &C welde, iammttid
Der partei beg Geritorbenen ansebSreno,
iid III beiien 2ob eransen unb baneben
cud Die Ebaten Der Commune perberrlid.
ten; Dag ater nidt ale Mnmelenoen 9u>
hanser berielbcn, bemeS bes 3iIden,
melhes lih bSrsn lieg, ais elmer Der 0teo>
Ieine Reoe nit benz Rufe. "Vive la Com.
mune" idlob. SIM iitrisen enoiste biz
8 eremcnie, Der weber Elm 9teeiernnsmit.
slicb, mod ein Wcli5eitcamte, beimotnte
c9nc Weiteren 3mil heufaa,.
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Sretter ,,uo G6biuSsfu.

gretter gu $22.50 baS 9aufcnb 6ub.
Sdiuoeln gu $3.50 bag Gapiene iinb gu
paben IN y pnperie. 9,5m4n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-26
Bonn Nauhsr.

Ser 9t. 9. rSerulo" felt tiefiiuniae
Setrahtunsen oariiber alL 9oB fllt ale
beriibnlten Staatsnanner unb Diploma.
ten BET 9eeuSeit ioenihaftlid rauben.
General Grants ifets slimmenbe gisarre
barf bereits in Minerifa uub europa ouf
biitcriid,e gerilbmtbeit NnIpruh erbeben.
Sherman uno Sberioan tbeilen ben @ez
Ibnlad ibreS ebemalisen O6ersenerals fir
elne 9arana, aber snt nue iie Iein,
Ben. Butler pflest ieop6 feline Giaarre
tai t gu rauAen. mas iFdertid ben gpr.
tbeit eer Griparuns eewdbrt. ggann, no
unp wlepiel Yrdiioeat 5abcS ater
rauht, sebSrt pcrldnfia nod au ben
Staatsgebcimniifen, inpeHen, bic Shnaif.
ler iperoeu es upbl nod On BEN 9aa
brineen.
alie r8rcben" Wdnner ienleit bcs qt.
lantic tbun benz uarfotil6en &raute, bag
mir Eabat" nenneu, gbre an, ubne lidy
prr Nicotin. .Sereiftuns gu firdten. Sic
llno meiliens in Ger Sage, bas Bette be,
,ablen gu fpnnen, paber madt ibnen bic
beabiidtiste Ginfibruns bes gabaf. Uio,
nOpDles niht uiel 9cpfihmersen. Obenan
ltsbt Der Sertbeioiser bieIes Steuer Yrc
lsetes, 6iirlt SiSmarf. Gr pca3iebt tein
an,tlides @siddft, cbne babel cine 81
sarre 81 banlpfen. gie setrSnteu SSup.
ter rauaen iammtlih. Ser Matoeor ea=
rim mar gtapclcon ILL.,, Der ipsar i'm Wi,
niiterratbe raudte.
aSie Der San3e ielise beutlhe guuoes=
tag, unieli9en Nnseoeutens, ,um 9faud,en
fam, ersdblt Serr Wicrib guld, gis.
marf's lansiabriaer Yriuat .Sefretar, in
leinea Wsmoiren iebr launis. Ole I'M.
nsrWahreuee pralioialmadt I'M guupess
ta8e gu Tranfiurt a. N. mar Oe1terreid,.
uno bellea Ssrtreter. @raf Stedbsro.
uabm in ben Sieunsen bas Hauten els
lsin aasinlges Hripilesium in anlprudj.
prsubenS friibere Yertreter, tie s5erren
ytaSler uno .. 9schcip, batten cs ME ae.
waSt in oisier Yesiebuns nit benz yrd.
libcnten in ecncurrsns su treten. Da
fam gisnlarf, panlals (pcr beinabe eiuem
Ufenidenalter) nod bibia wie Elm iuneer
8ampIbabn. Dereits in Der erlien Sitnna
sos er nidt nur eine Gisarre berppr, ION.
bern = Der san3e guneestag fiel ppr
Sdreden beinabe in Sbnmadt -er ct,
laAte ben Grafen Sieabers fcaur unr
Seuer.
Sb eieIfr aabnbeit be5 Nanpibaten 3cblss
Gnttano Elm aagemsines GGdtt,ln eeS Npblrs,
@raf Hs@brrg ffrat suerit. Sem Sem
| Oardut bic 9snbertit, secundum Ordinem.
| @raf 9tedters paste jeoof nidt, ben
Gcmpcten5 @cnflitt sn erbeben. @r
muree erlt roth, bann blab, b,-aber er sab
6euer. Nnn friesten aud bic ,,aleinen"
Wutb. 3nerit branute Sauncoer cine
Gisarre an, eann Sadier, enblih iogar
sS.rttemberS uac Darmbefen. 90 per,
ben quite Sitten burd, bG|e SeiIpiele Der
bprbeu.
Sb anf benz leeten gerliner gpnareNe
oaS 5fauaen Seitattet selpeIeu 1T, bal 3a.
belmeper in unbesweifetter 3erltreutbeii
lpieoer einnlal nidt beridtet. Nter,
Sleidpiei! pserauat" bat es bort, menn
aud nift pen @isarren, nno fpp Raud 1T,
1T tetanntlih and Bsper.
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y0en'l. merte."

Sn einsm eneliidsn Blatts Gan Sran.
eiscU'S III jebt elm nsufr G'sasrat aufae
tauat, liter wslaen bic DC rti9e :, N5sno
Woa" fArelbts
Gen. 2est 8 jiln gitsr Gotieae
Dir WsihAts 1T usn sinen terGbmten
@snsral reifer gsporben. gfue DapelAe
Ger ,,Associate1 Press" nelpet am 25.
Stunt
The Smaintenanco of order in
Roumelia will be intrusted to a corps
of gcnsdarmerie.'e
Daraus madte Der GtpsI&en. 8aQ
born ees ;, NJ orning Call:"
The mainten ance Of order in Rou'
melia will be intr usted to the corps o
General Darmerie."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-26

gine 9lnSabl Ofits(eper pe8 gerli,
ner 5asnersSereins beabii6tist, ben 9lnz
tra8 81 ltelcn, bic bonn 0ereine Fisher Den
ySapreut9er gldttern" gelpdbrte Inter
ltiieuns gu ent3ieben. 9lnlaB 3u bicicnl
Scrse9en sateu Die ppn 9ttdaro Na8ner
perfaBteH artitet rgSaS 1T pcutI6?" unb
Elm ciiener Brtei oeS ebemalisen Sanbet8z
iammers SeeretarS arntantin 6ranb. Die
gerliner glitslieoer pe5 g8aguer-8ereinS
molen eS ni6t rubig binncbnlen, baB has
SrSqn, mel6e5 beiimmt lit, 3meden
per 3cnfunit uno lpecietler Der 9craQ9e-
meineruaS pes SesltdnpnilieS fiir @ag.
ner'S SdSpiunsen III bienen, gum IunI-
melplat fir politiiGe Ienpen3mu6erei
unp confeiiipnelle Sesereien berablinft
uno iOnit anf SeanOal anltatt uui 8eleb.
rung ansSebt.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

A n EIEGANr CORNER ROUSE. IN MADISON Av..
Tor sale built uy days work nnder the supervision Of
DR. j. Jardine architect also 9JI Madison ay. Apply
lS3 NJ alson av, corner 10th 81
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
COCK FIGHTERS In COURT.

The police OF the Sixteenth precinct escorted to the
Jcforson Market Court yesterday a train Of rough.
seaaring-ookpg people whom they bad arrested on
the previous night in Barney Goodwin's saloon, on
Thirteenth avenue and rwonty-hrd street. These
gentry arrested thcro while engaged In the
pastimo Of cock nghting. One bird had just expired
as the police entered, and another, with crumpcd
wings and bloody feathers, receiving tho Kind a..
tentions OF John Irving, an expert in such mat.
ters Most OF tho occupants Of the vluce
scampered away, but Captain Aliairo cas- ablo
to produce the following prisoners before Judge XII.
brcth yesterday :-Jonn Irving, No. 436 West Twenty.
nth street, Wliham Cav, OF No. I57 seventh avenue.
Tnomas Gslbraitn, OF No. Ola Wost Twcniv.seventb
street; Patrick Barckcr, o! No 81 West Twenty .ab
street; Robert W. Jefers, OF Thirteenth avenno md
twenty third street; James Nugcnt, Of Rondout N
Y; Roger J. Uay, OF Thirteenth avenue and Twern,v
thrd street; Frank Dunn, OF No ~ Thompson strs:,
W Wlliam Jonnson, OF No. All West Twcnty-sixtn
street: John Enrght, oil No 423 West Twenty
street, and NJ. y. Kelly
After some inquiries had been made with rernrd n
the the Judec learned that Nugent and KeIv sd
entered the place by chance had no intention OF
witnessing tho man at all, 90 he disohareed thsm
The othars were held log trial
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
SALES ar nucTlux.

IJaiE RAfLwAY.-FoREcL0sG SALE 81
f1ashs s%i Sor IoAS A6 Husr Sias coMrASY an
AGAINST TiIE ERIE RAILWAY coMpANY, Aap ,sl
and decree Of foreclosure aud rsalsrea ard
q pssf sson sr or s 81 s sa
D. 1877 George fcxnor Curtis referee appointed therein
property both real personal and mixed mentioned ~
s nS @ era n % ason Ind AGED or in
tended be to the plaintiff, the Farmers Loan ana &
as 's rsTs. s nFsS sS s1s s
noe 'a at % ss Easlaas 'aS s "a
Broadway. in the city Of New YORK. by bernard M sy,n: w.
auction the highest idds cash the fo,ewns m % .d ds
o and "aa pelmon s n the
liver 70 ana including ale nna. srmln"s ahe rawny
known as TIE Sswbars Branch from NewDarg 70 ,s
%"a s as Ge sa ao sG al ala Of The s5 Erie
ing from srnessille to Attica In the state of Now Org
the s'sses G SO Of new New Yois Penssysaaa New
% r"y Of hs ess'SsT Sso Tn al ucrs s' WIVES
erecions fences wallis fixtures franchises prvileges ana
engines tenders cars carases tools. machinery "an,
nctared or %srs eo, ~ %Ia sa .ad "ad
my; and all tolls. income Issues aud profits arng
the saae Is al the es,ais right title intsres
terms "ns remainder OF teams fanehSss ns,as
il law in equity conveyed assgned unto the New
way Company. ,by the Union allroao company BY he
b"o BrsSosd and Pitss5"rg nais"sa onps"y 5y the
Rochester ana Genesee Valley Railroad COMPANY and by
in action stocks, bonds bills receivable and
evidences indeb edness. easehod estates, con
and other In tile said Judgment meniona
Given under ny hand the city OF New York. this 2lst
day OF January A. d. 1879. -
TURNER LlE a. McCLUEK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
~ Nassau ST. New York.
The sale above described heretofore ad
place 2ist day Of January 1878 ut
O'Clock noon the Merchants xchau sales ooms,
No ~ broadway In the city Of New York was then and
there adjourned the 2Jth day Of March, 1878 at the
hour and place. ..,
Referee.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
W esr side
. II MILLER AIJCTIO IONEFR.

DRIAN II. MULLER. UCrlONEER.
~ Hon No. 2lO West 3ith VIII be sold MT
auction Tuesday. March II, ~ IL o'clock, mt the rx
2 change sal, sroonl, No al Broadway
This j. four stone iront House IN hrst rate
with under the sidewalk for coal and ood
also the yard, three water closets, baltimore
heater he house be from 70 O'Clock by
permit the anconeers, which will be sent by mail II
desired a. the house before thu day OF sale 1t viii
be sole a bargain
ADRIAN II. MULLER Il son. Auc,ioneers
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

JvoR sALE-A Tu.EE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown House No. i3I East 18th st. will be sold
Tor part remain mortgage. Inquire on
premiseN
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

l.- AND 90 EAST B6rH sr.-SUPERIO2 IN BUILD.
ocsi,n location ana finish moderate ia price; open
daily, Sundays included.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
HOTEIs.

HOTELS.
Ssf. Gf6 6M1fN, sra Ay.. 22D, BR0ADwAY-Si PER
clay. furnished aud moderate restaurant.
elevator. baths; situation unsarptsset.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11
Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY


sailing from pier 81 North. River
DAYS, THURSDAYS ANU SATURDAYS at 3 T.. NJ, con
Meeting with the Virginia Air Lne Atlantic
Coast Line, rieimont Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio i.h
ne evipany steam line to Interior ports la
NLWBEks and WASHlNGroS. \. q: lvia NoriolS,
every TUEsYAY, rlURsD and sArCRbAY.
connecting with the Maryland and Delaware railroads. aud
for REHOBOTH BEACH and OCEAN CITY.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. .
through passenger tickets and bills OF ndiny TO all points
~ lowest Rates Insurance for Norolk &c. nt uent
Frcghts received daily pier 81 North River General
ohce No lv1 GreenwicEs ST. N l.. McC tEADY President
EW YORK AND HAVANA DIGECf MAlL Line
~ these first class steamships will s, r. NJ from
pier IL Norm River loot Cedar Tor Havana direct,
foiows:-
COLUMBUS. Us....................wed Wednesday March 20
For freight and passage. having unsurpassed accommo-
WI II. CLYDE 4 Co. No. 8 Bowling Green.
MckELLAk, LULiNG CO.. Agents In Havana
CAyANNAil. FLOkIpA, NASSAU md iAvANA.-
tIGkEAT SOUTHERN; FREIGHT AMP PAssENGEK
rio AND GulF sXiIEoHD HND GEoiieIA AND
FLORIDA INLAND STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
GIN BARNES. from pier i6. r.. Wednesday. March ~
CITY OF SAVANNAH, from pier 43 n. R..-Sat March 16
For freight or passage apply to yo.,, vo.,,
Agent Saturday steamers 100 broadway.
MURRAY. FERRIS a. CO.,
Agents Wednesday steamers, 62 South St.
G. ID. OWENS. GEORGE YONGn.
Agent A. @. H. r. 3I5 B'way. Agent Q. r. H.. 400 B'way.
rJ1ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING Ar KEY
i West -Steamcr Ct1Y or HOUSTON. Captain stevens
win sail saturday March IG ~ T. h from pic 20 Bast
River Through rates rclght and bills Of lnaing given
all railroads In the States aud Corpus Christie Hazus
santiago, kockport aud Brownsvio Freight Tor ~.
Mary's and Fulton Island KocKport For freight and
MALLORY y CO., Agents. 1913 Maiden lane. COOK,
sON JEEkINa. 2al RruAAwax- aise sail uat~A.
The New York herald., 1878-03-11

NTOEGA SIS LINE 70 NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS
l The will sail from 36 North River as
NEW w IA Mufci ~, 1910
For Orleans direct transferring Texas freight there
TO MorPnns louisiana and Texas Railroad aud Morgaus
steamships ports Through bills Of iading signed
all points the Mississpp river Mobile. Galveston.
indianoa, Corpus Christi, RockDort. Brazus santiago
Brownsvne to all points the Houston and lcxas
Central. Texas Pacific, Transcontinenta ana Galveston
Harrisburg and san Antonio railroads, Kansas City, Fort
uher points Missouri Kansas and Texas ka
road and connections Frcghts tor ST. Ma's and Fulton
landed Rockport.
INSURANCE can effected under open policy the line.
10 New y centt, Texas point,. II cont.
For freight nthcr inform alton apply to BDHEKT Il
MORGAN Agents, chicc pier 80 North river.
IN HAVANA.
Magnificent accommodations for passengers. . .
sailing THURSDAYS from pier II tast river. ut T. VI.
SARATOGA (new 22S5 tons, sundberg, rhurs Mar. "a.
NIAGARA new, 2265 tons, Curtis Thurs lay March
JAMES Il. Wa ID Co. NO li3 Wall st.
DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMrANf's LINE
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA, CENTRAL and
SOUTH ANERICA, SANDWICH ISLANDS. NEW ZEA-
LAND. AUSTRALIA BRITISH COLUMBIA. WASH
1NGTON TERRITORY and OREGON, &c, sailing from
ror SAN FRANCISCO, VIA IsrnMUs OF PANAMA =
Steamship COLON Tuesday, March 10
connecting for Central and South America
From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CIINA:- -
Steamship CITY OF PEkING. Monday, April
steamship CITY OF TOXIC Wednesday, May
FHOM San FRANCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AuSTRALI and NEW ZEALAND:-
Steamship CITY or NEW YORK. Monday. March Is
For freight or passage apply AZ the company's office
* flipr t.ran \aNN Nprk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-05-18

through their chattering teeth. In truth.
it was piercingly cold. We had nearly
reached the house when an old. half-wit-
ted servant of Monsieur Bernard's came
running out to meet us.
Mother of heaven, but I'm glad"
he cried. 81 was scared to stay there SO
long; they are gone since this many
hours"
"Gonel" shouted Flint; "who are
gomez"
"The men folks yonder. And they
carried with them the sweet Mistress
Marie"
"Marie!" burst from my lips and
those of M. Bernard.
"But yes" said the old servant. "She
cried all the way, but he carried her in
his arms and hushed her like baby, and
put her under his coat"
"Who? wbo?" we cried
who but Mr.. Cameron" was the re-
ply. Anybody with wooden eyes could
have seen what was going on"
Bernard raised his hands to heaven,
then fell upon the snow. | remained
with him. | was unable to go on; be-
sides it was useless. The man soon re-
turned. The house was empty; the birds
had flown, and with them had gone my
sweet little dove. What a mailman I
had been! AS the hostler had said, any
one could have seen the love in her ewes
when she gazed upon Cameron. | re-
membered now a hundred signs and
chances. Poor little Marie!
Monsieur Bernard divided his wrath
and wretchedness, as did the Jew of
Venice, between his ducats and his
daughter. Every mule and pony were
taken from the sheds; it was even i'm
possible to pursue the fugitives. Flint
was livid with rage. "Who could have
betrayed us?" he said through his
clenched teeth. and half inclined to sus-
pect the miserable Bernard.
A fortnight later we all went our
separate ways; but l never shall forget,
gentlemen, the ghost of Chatelousse.-
Hdrper's Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-05-18
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Hong Kong March 81 Cor. II. Y. Herald
The United States steamer Tennessee,
Catain j. Young commanding, for near
ly three years flagship of the Asiatic sta
ton, sailed on the I'd inst. for New York
via the Suez canal, touching in at such
ports as is absolutely necessary to coal
and lay in supplies of provisions. Her
departure, though for some time antici-
pated, was greatly regretted, not only
by the commander-in-chi Rear Adj
miral [. FL. Patterson, and his staff, who
were thereby deprived of comfortable
flagship, but by a host of friends in
China and Japan, where her presence
has added so much to the pleasures of
society. But her term of service was
up, and though in very fair condition
for somewhat longer sojourn in Asatic
waters, the department concluded to re-
call her to reft her for another cruise.
On the day of our departure the COM
mander-in-chi with his staff, babe fare
well to Capt Young and officers of the
Tennessee, who were assembled in full
uniform on the quarter deck, with the
marine guard and crew in their proper
places, and were speedily placed on board
the United States steamer MOnocacy in
the admiraPs barge. Upon arrival on
board the latter vessel he was formally
received by Commander Sumner and of
ficers of the vessel, and his flag was sent
to the main as it came from the nizzen-
mast of the Tennessee, amid the salute
of the heavy guns of the ship. The Mo-
nocacy then saluted the flag, and in a
few moments the Tennessee got her an
Choir up and steamed out Of the harbor,
the band of the Audacious flying Vice
Admiral Hillyar's fay, playing Hail,
Columbia! and Aud Lang Syne.
Before departing she saluted the flag
of Vice Admiral Hillyar, G.. B., COM
mander-in-chief of Her Brittanic Males
tvs naval force in China, which the Au-
dacious duly returned. The commercial
signal code was then brought into use
by the British admiral's ship and the
flagship of Commodore Watson, COM
handing the station, in transmitting
pleasant messages containing good wishes
and hearty farewells. The Monocacy
also sent Der good-bys by the regular
code, which were duly returned, and the
noble frigate soon passed out of the har-
Dor and out of sight, with a prodig-
iously long homeward bound" pennant
streaming from her main truck and
buoyed on the water by huge bladder,
over whose distended sides the crack
painter of the ship had labored most in
dustriously in depicting eagles, big guns,
flags and stars, which the gentle Chinese
glider had touched up with golden rays.
This pennant, | am told, is about 400 feet
long, and, if no i'll betides it, will float
over the waters of New York bay next
summer, when the Tennessee arrives
home. She will undoubtedly touch at
Singapore, Adou, Suez, Malta or Naples
and Gibralter, and may be looked for
if nothing occurs, at New York some
time in July next.