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10 MERCHANTS AT BARGAINS,

from the remarkably good time made,
the Rosalis giving an easy 81 and the
Podesta a good 80 stroke. The Geral-
dine had been left far behind, and was
virtually out Of the race ere the turning
boat was reached. The Maggie Winters
was the first to reach the turning boat,
her time being I minutes and 40 seconds.
The Winters lost a little time in turning,
steering somewhat far out, thereby the
Rosalie came up closer TO her rival, for
with a strong sweep the latter shot above
the turning boat aud was being
quickly rounded to by a stiff water
lock, when she was struck aft
by the prov Of the Podests.
This jostled the Rosalie and split her
rudder, only a small portion being left.
Captain Maingault properly claimed "a
foul and his crew OF course made no
effort to keep in the race. The Maggie
Winters went on ahead, the time being
Is minutes and s seconds. The Podests
came in OF IL minutes 30a seconds.
Owing to the foul the judges we're unable
to decide the result OF the race and re.
served their opinion until to-day. OF
course this foul caused a great deal Of
talk, and the result is that there is moth.
ing like satisfaction in the award, for
while the Maggie Winters had the lead
and decided advantage, still the Rosalie
had never gone above a steady stroke of
81 minutes, and had a good deal TO be
let out on the home course. The follow.
ing opinion was agreed to by the judges
this morning:
MEMPHIS, July |, 1878.
We, the undersigned, decide that in
the regatta yesterday the following is the
order that the beats came to the winning
post: Maggie Winters, 6rst; Geraldine,
second; Rosalie, third; Katie Podesta
distaneed, on account OF foul.
SID Cook,
JOHN Donovan,
A. c. TREADwELL.
Judges.
: There is no question but what the Pc
desta is out, but the race between thu
Rosalie and Maggie Winters was no
completed. There is a proposition tt
have a fair and square contest between
the Rosalie and Maggie Winters tn
) Fourth. This will take place if Capital
Maingault can get two Of his crew VIII
reside at Randolph to remain here unit
that time. We are satisfied that Capt
c Hunter, who is the builder of all fou
boats, is not willing to have the credit Q
a victory over any crew whose boat wa
T. crippled, and hence could not complet
the contest. Let the matter be decideI
, in a manner satisfactory to the tru
= friends Of the cause.
In addition to the regatta, there wer
several skiif races yesterday. the princi
pal one being between Butch BannoI
, and Jesse Tate, distance one mile. Ia:
won in A minutes, he rowing Captain
Mike Hollis new skiff, Hop Johnston,
and Bannon the "Eckford." The fol
: mer boat was built in twenty.four hours
and is one Of the most graceful an
Aeetest crafts aAoat. She is 22I feet lon,
: 4 feet vide, 10 inches deep, and weigh
l25 pounds. The beat, unlike its namt
sake, is a model OF grace and beauty
g We understand that Sam Tate and Mac
: Tate have up for acceptance $25 for
: skiif race, distance II miles, with an
against current.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Those desiring to take stock in the
new June series Of the Fort Pickering
Building and Loan Association should
apply at once to L. B. Eaton, secretary,
No. 80 Madison street. There is no
more carefully managed or more pros
porous association than this. In three
months it has sold loans to the amount
of S9l0n.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

The following correspondence explains
itself: Dear Mrs. Jones-Please let me
have a h~slf-dozen tomatoes if you can
Sallie Smith" Dear Mrs. Smith-We
are not going to can; we propose to
pickle-Hannah Joses .-[Keokuk Con-
stitution
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

in bis bed. DR.. Campbell was called 10,
and an examination proved that he had
taken morphine in sufficient quantity to
have killed a dozen men.
Equity Lodge, No. 20, A O. U. M,
has elected the following officers: s. G.
DePsss, NJ. w; W. 2. Mitchell, F.; N.
G, Dukes, o.; j. II. Lawrence, recorder;
F. I, Davis, guide; Ad Storm, receiver;
N. L. Avery, l. W.; Sam Schneider, O..
WI W.. A. Tucker, trustee.
The city council cannot afford to as.
sumo the responsibility of leaving un.
done the desired protection against an
epidemic. The scorrge of 1873 robbed
Memphis of $50, OOO, 600 business, which
is worth more than the opinion and pro.
tests of thirty.three physicians.
The Railway Record, edited and pub
lished by Professor Barney Hughes, is
cut for July. This number Of the Rec
ord has unusually interesting articles
convention" and Fourth Of July
being treated 10 the graceful character
OF that poet, humorist aud aesthetic wag
B. Hughes.
A grand picnic fer the benefit of tn,
orphans Of St. Peters Asylum will b.
given at Estival Park next Thursday
the Fourth. The occasion will be unu
sually interesting as the Chickasav
Guards and Bluff City Grays have vol
unteered to give a dress parade. Fo
particulars see advertisement.
Saturday afternoon about 4 o'cloc.
Patrick Doyle, aged thirty.Gve years, fe'
dead at the clearinghouse of Williar
Ryan, on Poplar street. Doyle was en-
ploysd on the Little Rock railroad. H
was a stranger in this city. Esquir
/, Spelman held the inquest. The jur
returned a verdict Of death from apr
} plexy.
Judge Hammond, of the United Stat,
District Court Of West Tennessee, r
, ceived his commission as judge fro
the President, and has had the oath
: office administered 10 him by Chancell,
Morgan. While the adjourned term
the United States Court does not me
until September, Judge Hammond W
attend to such business as he can
chambers.
Last night Sheriff Furbusb, of L
county, Ark, arrested a white man wi
is believed to be one of the prisone
that recently escaped from the Gro
county Jail. One of the escaped prise
ers was under sentence Of death, b
managed TO evade execution by AigI
The man arrested by Sheriff Furbu
gives his name as Anderson, ali
Grigsby. He is now in the static
, house.
AtteGiiOn, Bluff City Light ArtilIeI
+, All members are requested to meet
2. Exposition Hall this (Monday) event
y at 8 o'clock sharp. BY order of
? j. s REUDELHUBER. Cant Com'd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

The retail dealers of Newport are in
cousolable at the death Of Thomas Win
ans. No summer resident bought more
literally. His bill at one fruit store
during a three months season was one
thousand eight hundred dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Mrs. jerks is described as a woman Of
about th~irty,6ve, is about medium hight,
rather stout, but with a form that is still
shapely. Her hair is light auburn, her
face nearly round, the chin firm, but moi
square aud heavy. Her eyes are cold,
steely gray, and the nose long and
straight, but not very prominent. The
expression Of the face is cold, calculat.
ing and passionless.
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Thln piet sIstem.-cen.umpnon

Thin Diet Bystem.-COnsumpt1On.
The alarming increase Of mortality
from consumption has aroused the at.
tention of many earnest thinkers out
side the medical fraternity. Statistics
show that this disease carries of more
victims in q year than the most fatal
epidemic; and various plans are pro-
posed by which the power of the terrible
scourge may be in a measure decreased,
Especially in New England, where the
climate is severe aud the people are en-
ergetic and enterprising; where it is
considered efemiuata to dress heavily,
to have a sleeping room warmed, or TO
favor ones self in the matter of work"
there consumption rules and reigns An
editorial in the July number Of Scnbner,
commenting on this subject, charges
much of the ill-health of New England to
the thin diet" system Of Graham, from
which the people have not yet entirely
recovered Students starved themselves,
took long tramps while fasting and
died by hundreds. The writer considers
sawdust as wholesome and nutrieious a
diet as buckwheat and molasses. Good
bread and butter, milk, iruit, nutricious
beef or mutton aud nice p~uddings, these
he considers the n~ecessaries OF life, in.
sufficient nourishment being one of the
chief causes Of lung diseases. 10 in
crease the vitality to a dominant pitch
renders the tubercles already deposited
in the lungs harmless. 1--WE have seen
consumption cured, again and again,
he says, by the simple process Of build.
ing up forces of vitality through passiv,
exercises in the open air, and the sup
ply Of an abundance Of nuIricious food
and VIZ have no doubt it can be p~reventet
in most instances by the same means
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Governor Hartrsnft has appointed
Charley Ross father master warden of
the port of Philadelphia, with a salary
Of S2500. Mr.. Ross search for his lost
boy has absorbed all his substance, and
this salary forms his sole means of live
lihnod
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

An Eastern editor sadly remarks, in
noticing the death of King George, Of
Hanover, Another one of US gone"
The words are called for. King George
was stone blind, and we have frequently
seen the Eastern editor in that condi
ton, too.-[New York Independent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

The definition Of Webster Of q bonnet
as "a covering for a female head"
ought to be remodeled into "a covering
for the vision of the man in the back
seat Of the thester. Breakfast Table.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

The Comte de L., says the Figaro,
married not long since an African ne
gress from the Congo district, whose
head is adorned with q fine growth of
weol. Her French maid, when the
countess is engaged at her toilet, now
announces, Madame is carding her.
self"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

An order has recently been issued by
the government Of Spain forbidding pro-
v%ineial governors from interfering with
the sale Of Protestant books.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

A moderate amount Of fat is generally
considered an evidence of good health.
AT least, it is so regarded by the mfjOr.
ity Of c%ompositors.
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CHEAP MONEY,

uNUIS is what a borrower says: 81 Dor.
rowed $3.50 from the n utua BenSnt
Autiding n Loan AsAOeiatiOn and
received S6T5 in actual cash.
-. b. ARMOUR"
Books for subscription to the new series now
in tho hands Of Directors and the Secretary,
.S7-l6 HERBERT RnEFT. 2S9 Main q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

The king Of Siam is fol ming great
ceremonies in honor Of the late king, his
father. The present king is one of
eighty four Of the old mans children,
and he has thirty-fve mothers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

One Of Jasper's converts is frank
enough to reply: II doan know wbed.
der | re got religun or notify mt wild a
chiokunl"- Free Press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

An Oil Citizen whose last summer
suit was ruined by a clothes cleaner, says
the fellow is one Of the few, the immor-
tai names that were not born to dye
roll City Derrick.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

To mothers; Should the baby BE- suf.
tering with any Of the disorders OF baby.
hood use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup al once
tor the trouble Price 25c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Mr.. W, Il. Stanley, the English tenor,
lately connected with the Emma Abbott
concert company, has just fallen heir to
an estate in ENGLAND valued at $4,000.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

1t is averred, on legal authority, that
the stamps on the Rosebury-R othschild
ante nuptial settlement instruments
amounted to 500, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01
KILLED BY A HORSE.

A Heart Rending Accident to n
Little boy Ia Chelsea.
Yesterday afternoon the little son Of
Martin Shea, a well.known dairyman,
was fatally injured by the kick Of a
horse on the commons in Chelsea. From
what we learn ii seems that a horse be.
longing to G.. H. Rudy was grazing on
the commons, and little Shea, who was
but eight years of age, CHANGED TO be
near by. BE approached the horse, as
If to tap him with a switch, but Mr..
Rudy told him to go away. The warning
came too late, for the boy struck the
horse. The horse kicked and bis fest
struck the boy in the bead, knocking
him senseless. Mr.. Rudy ran to the boy
and conveyed him home, weere he died
in less than two hours from the effects O.
the injury received from the kick.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

NEW and attractive designs in paper
hangiugs aud pictures.
oct L. FREDERICK & Co BAG Second.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Scene-Central police station. Enter
night patrolman; Ser (hic) geant, /
ioun' a s'loon open las night" Ser
geaut lsereuely)-"I see you did,
Free Press.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

A new novel is called, my Hearts in
the Highlands" That is better than
having your liver in the hands Of a doc
tor.
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OR POSTERS, SHOW BILLS, CARDS
= Circulars, etc., gotten up with the latest
ety Q of types and on superior paper OF ans
dos red color, golto the Ledger Othceland CT
Rmine SloeksandIprisof'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Is the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

tbs executive aud sub.oommittees on
arrangements for a grand Fourth of July
temperance procession meet to. night at
8 o'clock sharp, OF No. Al Madison street
A full attendance is requested as bust
ness Of Importance will be transacted.
s Dr. D I. PORTER, Chm'n.
EuG. W. MOORE, Sec'y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

1t is never too late to mend; but the
better way is to avoid getting on q tare.
-[Picsyuue,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

Que Of the best family medicines now
known. A specific for all affections of
the throat and for collie. Use wherever
a liniment is indicated. References:
Rev. DR.. Waddel, E. Whitmore, Colonel
W. W. Coleman, Jas. NJ. White, Major
W. B. Waldran and ]. II. Goodlett. For
sale by W. N. WILKINSON & Co.,
68T $40 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

QUERY: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal Of North Carolina
at the same price2' [eod.xxvii lag
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d. AND y. AssooIATIoMs.
ELECTION.
THE BLUFF CITY
Insurance Comply Of Memphis

N election for Nine Directors Of tins Com Sd0,
will he held from II o'clock am. 10 2 o'clock
mn. on TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1878, at, the
Com pany's office. W. IL. MOORE, Sec'y.
Q3-l06
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cHINAwARE, ETC.

Patent Fly Fans,
~Refrigerators,
Peacock Fly Brushes.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Fruit Jars and jelly Glasses.
Water Coolers.
French China Dinner and Tea Sets complete
for 925, at
CHAs. N. ERICH's. SIZE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-01

stabbed by Her Lover

HORSES and buggies for hire at FARES
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John Walsh, Undertaken,
34l Second st., next postofico. IA
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BAL.
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nHE very desirable brick house. No. 1t6
l. Washington street. Has all the modern
improvements. Inquire of A. S MoNEAR,
at 0rgill Bros. 4 Co. l4-1G9
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-02-27

NuSlfe(luns iderSmeiie ben Scrid(a9
ma6ten, bod lieber auSseipadiene 8aties
bon tauienb @p4en aussuitellen, ba lie
Gen mir eS uns tpabrbaftis ni,4t trduuten,
bas man berartises in alfem Grnife unterz
nebmen- be.--9ead meniser 9dtten mir
es freilid abnen fSnnen, irelde slrt BON
SdSngeiten man fit eine icfde stnsiter
lung selpinnen ,riiroe. Vrrrr S4auz
ber6aft ltnb bod CAB es -2eihtlinniSe
senus, ipelde iid wabrenb piefer merf>
lpiiroisen 9luSiteuuns mad @illneres
@arten tpasten !; a(lerbinss tpurpen iie
aud fiir ibren 6iirtpie gan; fiirdterlid
teltraft. Inter ben 3uidauern mar bas
z&ombp> Clement iebr fart pertreteu uno
10 fam, mans1d tpobl oenfen, sipelder 9lrt
bas 8ersniisen mar, oas oieie 9erren iih
bort madten, unb BON wel4er Scrte bic
gSiee waren, bic eprt seriiIen ipuroen."
.. o. = SIM Senat BON Virsinien BAT fiirS<
lid bic Nece zines 8pllblutnesers i'm
Sitter bon 80 Sabren sroEes sfufieben
berporser1iet. u Der farbise Senatcr
iprady iiber bic Sduleeufrase cine Stunbe
lang in gang ausse;eidneter Weiie, iS
baB |eine peiBen 3ollesen. ror grltauueu
9ar nidt 3rt ii4 fcmmen fonnten.t Der
Msann beibt @m. 81. Gteoens, wusce- in
Bet Sflauerei seboren, bat aber ipater tn
s,pei Colleges 8rabhift; unb twar in Gi4<
mcnO unc III Ybilabetpbia.
- Senator Don Cameron icll lih
NIT einer 9aidte bes 6inau,nliniiterS
Sherman perlcbt baten, bic ut ben bSbe.
rea Girfeln 8aibinstons als erlte Gerez
mcnienmetterins betrddtet ',pirS. Dieie
Dame 1T bic Tcdter oeS 9iidters Sbrz
man BON Glepelano. @in Nttade elmer
Der auSldnbilhen @eiunbtldaften nannte
iie cine Yerle ber arnerifanilden SdSn>
beiten, bic ibm je in ieinem breiiabrisen
Stubium bes idSnen @eidledts atrnerifas
besesnet iei. (llnb bas min ,wcbl piel
beiBen.) Gleoelanber 8ldtter iasen bon
bieier Da,ne: rSte 1T setpadlen mie
cine Sanne ldlanf, sraciSs, NIT einem
Gnsdsunsefdt, sippen sliibemo friid,
ein bellitrablenbes 9raues Nebenause nit
entSidenbeM gS4mel5 unb elmer arone
braunSrlbenet 9aareS auf benz ldSn sez
fcrmten 9aupte q. SRI. Sbermam ilt
cine perfefte IdnSerin, bic in sraciSler
Saltuns lid i'm Steisen slt breben ,peiB.
Der sienatorielle MeiQionir 4i,ing ipnit
itcl; ieils Elm irldes 8elelt emit ieia eiseu
nenlteit 81 biirfen. ~ <. "a, 2
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lstte 6eene ume Der Nnbtief Der treinsncs"
6rau bate ibm ben @ufsrtaalt bod es'pas
peinli6 semadbt.
/. or tssab lt pom Graaitsin' 2auls 'n
srau Blums. CT fanb eicie IN e,nsm
3u0ause ercber Mbipannpas. Sse- bate
trct tes Bsuetmsns rtrs Jraa bon Stras'
beim sestn fs. barauf sebcfft une an nisier
6offnuna mte an einsm lsbtsn Nettunas
anltr f.Reshaltsn, pab 6rau pom St'as
beim 7e UNI bic Mittoss1tit teluhsn Wtr'
BE-. @ie mar su 6auie sttIi.tsn. bate
aewart.t, al.in Grau ron Strabbeim mar
niat ni&ientu. Jrau glums tnelts ith
aebsust, miebersebrIdt secsmhtbiat. wie
nod nie. M!s 6aifins sintrat. mar ft
auf benz wuntte. gorwirfe seSsn Fh is!ta
~ erbeben uus fd alleiu BIZ. Shulp an
Gem, mas ibr besesnet, ausui&relbsn, ole
ltim fe lonnte f& bieiem @.bantensanss
unb Der Grmsduns itres beGersn 0sfnsls
ni&t tinsebtn, ba Ne an ihre @siittese'
eenmart ,ufammsmaftn mubte, nm oa'
fling sesenitsr 70 stlubt ais niSslid au
srfheinsn. Tie(.r trat itr freunbltth sntSe'
aen, Aab ibr bic 9anb -nnblaetf !: Ter3eibsn
gle, msnn i'd ttute etwas friitsr als, ,lonif
tomme,e allein ID su,uS Sbra cine nnan'
aenebme Ytttbslluns s,adsn. Sbs tate
ssslautt. Stnsn bic Gohttten. wslds i'd
stRern sebradtt, ,u Guben lessn 3u Ton.
nen, inbeifsn Der Btfbsr tstisltsn 1T UNI
tsinsn prsis su bsrsfafr. mir bic Salthsn
~ iittrlaifkn,II 0a Il orinsl parudI sab
ta i'm bisftltsn 70 talb ais mSslia 3u'
radRsle. Sd bite. sebsm Sis mir res'
talb bic Ga0etteaswleper.
(Gortftbuns fulst)
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= 0on Brsntam pirb gsnsleet, baB
am Samfas elm Dsutlasr Namsns Gor
taieltf auf taltblitise Nsile ermorbst
wuree. Gle 2side bss Masrsas Jor
wurbe In etnem rs Ju6 tisfsa Brunnsn,
ter finf, Gue DaKtr enttislt, ssfantsn.
Der grunnen sbsfaost f& bintr sinsm
BoarNnotaus In Der Nabe bss Ya7asier.
Depots. Scr erwartete fsintn Brueer
BON MuRin anb mar finf @tunben pcrter
ste man ieine eet&t entpedte, nod seisbsn
worosn. Gin @aubmorb fam niat Dor.
lieasn, tenn atle @ettiahen, bic Ct BEL
I'D trua, iomie elm moblssillltsS 1a1hen.
bud. trurbsn nod in ieinen &letperm ae.
iuncen. 6or mar felt 81 Sabren Bewob.
ner rsr Stant uno fanb i'm Beariff ii&
auf cine Rsi(e mad Der altsn 6simatt por.
,uberfiten. Gr betrieb ben 6oistanpel, mar
woblbateno mne btt feinsn Mi,birsern al.
ssmsin seadstet.
Ssin est6fnbesGneuie, mar einss Der
srSeten. pelde Brsntam sefsbsn. Die
@,rmania .0eieaf&aft fcists BEN 3use in
eurpore, bic gelan8 Stetion lang einise
Qisber am Wrabe unb Der gcuntY. Nnwalt
5srr 6. S6abe tislt etae ersreifente Gel.
henrsbe. e.-Die Befbsr bss Boarbin9hau.
iss 7ne seri@tli& ttnss,osen wurbea uns
wsrben iber ben Gau pertSrt werben.
DIE Naticnal. Baut In @deo ll6t
Gin neues unb i&Snes Bantssbdube er.
bausn. .sx .ss 81,
Die Birssr ron auitln bsab1Atissn
mad @eerSetcwa cine gnssslsiistabn 3u
6auen
= Oeliae Counts; IL ldulpsnfrei. -
Die utbtrtretuns hes Qoeal, Option @sIe
yfs wirb In Goliao nit elmer @tlrRrafe
con $25 bsifraft.
= Am 26. wurre In 6ouaon nit Der
8ertane!unB ces prc,eIts esasn @rif
}cm, Ger Grmorpuas ees Or. Broun ali.
sttiaaf. beacnusn. gtfy 4.It uelIHE1
= Sen @ocSrin, ter Msrcer bes h.nz
gen Scllratb, Der aus pem @efinsniB su
SlcreSpiQe entiprans lit inSatpiQe wieper
einsefansen uno Suriidsetraht mcroen.
= In ber &iiite uabe Corpus Gbriiti
mutbete am Samlta9 eln beftl9er Sascl=
iturm. ,ssan~nf} E
- General 'Srb 1T am "a. BON 2areoc
in Corpus Gbrilti einsstrciien uno miro
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1beil Der 8anoe ab;ufansen, bic in leete=
rer 3eit baufs Yiebpiebltdble in Calhoun
County periibte. Gr iiberraldte bic Bur.
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MOLTEN. is .s
= Sm Staate sistt eS ia @reentad-
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= Wen ben gintrpbnern Don gcln,at,
County 8ebSrea nnr Se9n Der far6isei,
Hace an.
= Die 6inan,en bon 5apette So. ite,
ben ausseseidnet. Das Counts bat nidt
nur feline Sdulpen, icnoern $19, 1000 in
ber&aile.
RI 3pei Npctbefer III g8iaS Ypiut ba,
Zen ben Srtsin Aufre9ltns perleet. Sis
traisn lid nit Waffen III Der Sanb unp
Gner ertielt Srei S4a1e, etrsu Gclssu er
erlas.