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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
Tho Russian SOlulers.

The Russian officer has the splendid
valor of his nationality; he is 10 braggart
but docs his fighting as matter of course,
and as part of the days work, when he is
hidden 10 do it. As for the Russian pri-
vatc, regard him as the finest material for
soldier that the soldicr-producing world,
so far rs | am acquainted with it, affords.
lie is an extraordinary weight carrying
marcher, tramping mile after mile with a
good heart, with singular freedom from re-
lance on sustcnancc, and with good
stomach for immediate fighting at the end
of the longest fo0dless march. lie never
grumbcs; matters must have come to q
bad pass, indeed, when he lets loose his
tongue in adverse comment on his superiors.
Injured to privation from his childhood, he
Is hard man to slarvo, and will live on
ntions, or chance instalmcns Of rations,
at which the British barrack- room cur
would turn up his nose. Ills sincere piety
according to his narrow lights, his whole
hearted devotion to the Czar-whch is in
grained into his mental system, not the
result of process of reasoning-and his
constitutional courage, combine to bring
about that he faces the casualties of the
battlefield with willing, prompt and long
sustained bravery. Io needs to be led,
however; not 80 much because of the
moral encouragement which gallant lead
cr imparts, but because his reasoning fac
ulties, for lack of education, being COM
parativcly dormant, he does not not know
what TO do when an unaccustomed or
unlocked for emergency occurs, He Is
destitute of perception when left to him
self. Somebody must do the thinking for
him, and impart to him the result in the
shape of an order; and then he can be
trusted while physical power lasts, to strive
his prcttcst to execute the order. But if
there is nobody in front of him or within
sight of him to undertake the mental part
OF the work, the Russian soldier gets dazed.
Even in his bewilderment, however, he is
proof against panic, and we saw him with
sore hearts at Plevna, on the 3Oth of July,
1873, standing up to be killed in piteously
noble stubbornness or ignorance, rather
than retreat without the ordors which there
were mono to give. The Turkish soldier is
his master In the intuitivc perception of
fighting necessities. Tho former is a born
soldier, the latter brave peasant drilled
into soldier. If the Turk advancing finds
himself exposed to flank attack, he needs
no officer to order HIM to change his front
he grasps the situation for himself, and this
is what the Russian soldier has neither in
tuitive soldierhood nor acquired intelligence
to do.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
Dory-Fislling.

With, perhaps, an exception in favor of
the capricious canoe, there is no species of
craft, which can glide from beneath its un-
accustomed occupant with more startling
ease than a fishcrman's dory. This charac-
teristic, with the fact that it is light, sharp,
narrow, and flat-bottomed, suggests to the
average landsman that a dory is not very
safe craft. Yet the question of safety de-
pcnds largely upon the man having the
management. If skilfully handled, dory
will ride out gale in midoccan with COM
parative case, when a ships long boat
would probably be swampcd. The impor-
tant point under such circumstances is to
keep the little craft, as the sailors say,
"hcad Oh to the sea-" which means that the
bow must continually be presented to the
on-coming wave. Thus managed, the
dory, from its extreme buoyancy, dances
like cork on the summit of terrible wave
crcss which would break over and flll a
heavier boat. But if the heart of the rover
fails, or, worse still, if his thole-pin gives
way, or his oar breaks, then he is in danger
indeed. The dory, swinging broadside to
the sea, is rolled over in an instant, and be-
comes the sport of the waves, while its oc-
cupant finds himself struggling in the ocean.
The three methods most in vogue among
fishermen for taking cod on the Banks Of
Newfoundland arc 'hand lining, "
"trawling" and "dory- fishing" The two
former have been often described. 1t is
sufficient for me to say that in 'hand-lin-
ing," all hands fish from the vessels deck,
while in "trawling," a line sometimes a
mile in length, to which hundreds of baitcd
hooks are attached, is sunk to the proper
depth, and visited once or twice in the
twcnty-four hours if the weather permits
so that the fish may be taken Off and the
hooks rcbaitcd. But in "dory- fishing" a
dory is allotted to each of the crew, in
which, unless the weather is exceptionally
bad, he must launch out into the deep,
there to remain until he catches his boat
full, or is warned by the gathering darkness
to return. Though, as to that, it is seldom
or never really light for any length of time
OH the Banks. Here, indeed, is the birth
place of gloomicr, dcnscr, and more gene
rally unpleasant fogs can be found any
where else in the known world. But CATCH
ing thousands upon thousands of fine cod
fish seems an ample equivalent for not
catching even glimpse of the sun for
weeks at time, and, doubtless, the world
looks all the brighter when one again
reaches region Of clear atmosphere and
sunny skies. But, despite, the many un-
pleasant and dangerous surroundings Of
such trip, almost every one returns
several pounds hevicr, and several degrees
healthier. llardworkcd collcgians, and
even puny boy students, often ship from
Cape Ann or Gloucester in the spring, with
this sole object in view.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

HoNoRED AND BLESSED. - When a
board Of eminent ply ysicians and chem
lists announced the discovery that by
combining some we'll known valuable
remedies, the most wonderful medicine
was produced. which would cure such
wide range Of diseases that most all
other remedies could be dispensed with,
many We're sceptical; but proof of-its
merits by actual trial has dispelled all
doubt, and to-day the discoverers Of
that great medicine. Hop Bitters, are
honored and blessed by all as benefao-
tors.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
Tho Now Milkman.

lie was milkman, working up new Gus
toners. lie removed his hat at the door,
asked the lady if she was Mrs. Blank, and
stated that he had often been struck with
the artistic taste displayed around her home.
lie never drove by the house without think
ing OF how happy the inmates must be.
lie had observed that the children were al
ways dressed with due regard to harmony
OF colors, the curtains had the hang Of an
artists hand, and there was nothing gaudy
about the color of the front steps.
owe do not care for any more pictures
or statuary," replied the lady.
Pictures2 He would as soon think of
trying to sell her collins as pictures. No.
He had called to sec if the family were
pleased with their milkman If 80, he
would say farewell at once. If not"
"Wc have no particular fault to find"
interrupted the lady. ,....a
But he asked her to stop and consider,
Her milkman was a fair sort of man, but
no credit to a house like that He had
never been known to say an outside word
III favor of the parlor curtains or the kitch-
en- range, and he drove horse sixteen years
old and wagon unpainted since the panic
Ills old horse crawled up, the driver shuf1led
around to the back door with his can, and
that was the end of it. He never went
home and wished to his wife that they
could have lavender colorcd vcranda or
blue lambrequins, and he never halted
other drivers to say that Mrs. Blank was
going to Saratoga for six weeks.
The lady wavered
His wagon was new, had landscape on
the cover, and his horse cost him three
acres of land out in Brownstown. When
he drove up children stood in awe, and if
there were any people passing, he took care
to say to the boy on the seat, "Give me
the very richest cream now, for Mrs. Blank
is born lady and rich enough to have the
very best of everything" That was his
way of doing business, and if his patrons
numbered all the leading Governors, Judges
and Coloncls in the city he couldn't be
blamed. She must SEQ
She saw. She said he could begin the
very next day, and that she had been
thinking of change for the last six weeks
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

out What docs the man mean2 Does Yls
suppose l own a cake basket factory, where
they turn 'cm out with crank Does he
suppose have a mine where we excavate
baskets by the bushel2 Has he got an idea
that cake baskets grow on tree, and that
all have got to do is to knock 'cm down
with pole when they are ripe Why, hos
al unmitigated ass And as he won't let
me off from my promise Pm going out to
massacre him. You understand In less
than three days there will be q dozen or 80
widows in Salt Lake City going to sec a
man named Stephens buried" p, r,. ..
Then Mr.. Lockwood turned gloomily
away, sharpcned his knife again on his
boot, and relapsed into silence.
1T was little hard Oh him, think my
Sllf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
A New Book.


The publishing house of j. G. Nc
Curdy & Co. have just Issued a new
work entitled ''The Complete Home"
which deserves more than a passing
notice. 1t Is not a book of dry direc-
tions-it Is full of anecdotes, Wit, Char
acters, Conversations, Scenes and Inoi-
dents. The entire aim Of the author
has been to convey this valuable in
formation in way inwhioh it will be
read, and remembered. It is the pro-
duct of practical experience. Here are
not mere theories or mere facts; but
fundamental principles are woven with
general and special directions. This
book oxalts the origin, aim and sphere
OF home. The home Is the foundation
OF the State; the germ Of the Church {;
the cornerstone Of national prosperity.
The success or ruin Of the whole world
must begin in the home. Here is a
book wrought with intense care-cre-
ated by long study, observation and
experience--a book showing how the
home can be made happy, healthful,
honest, active, selt-supportilig, edu-
Gated. wealthy. Although but recently
issued 1t Is already having that extern
sive sale which its merits deserve. "A
rare chance Is offered by the publish
ers to those In search Of pleasant and
profitable employment during the SUM
NOR and fall. Sec adv srtisement in
another column. =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
Malaria DIsarmea OF Its Terrors.

Malaria, that fe atmospheric poison, is dis
rned Of its terrors. and health insured to
thousands residing where the noxious oxhala-
ton periodically infoots the air, and engend-
ors intermittent and romittent fevers, by Hos
totters Stomach itors. tho most popular al
it Is the best Of preyeD tatives. alternatives and
tonics. In nuuberlcss localities where tho
demand for sulphato Of quinino was formerly
immense, tho hurtful alkalold has been almost
entirely suppantod by this ssfo agreeable
and effective substitute which is genial in ac-
ion and unobjoctionable in flavor. 1t nulli-
iies the nflaenco Of masma by giving a moro
active impulse to every vital function, Iuick-
ening and enriching tho blood, overcoming a
tendency to biliousness, and promoting dlgos-
ton. .''H '.'. ..' '.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

TaE great PILE remedy, ANAKESIS, the
discovery OF DR.. Bilsbee, is entitled to be
called the wonder Of the age. 10000 grateful
sufferers bless the only infallible remedy for
Piles ever introduced Only those who have
In vain, will understand the grateful feeling
OF instant relief from pain and blissful hope
Ut certain onre OF the terrible disease, that
ANAKESlS assures. II is used by Doctors of
oil schools Sent by mail on receipt Of price,
$1.00 per box. Samples nee by p. Neustaed-
tor Il Co.. Box S948 New York Sole manuiao-
turerS. effE a:.'' ''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
The Blind Mole.

His family name is Iat1oilCe, but he IS
generally known as ,ScaiopS aguaticus.
And he is only the common "blind mole, I"
whose little hillocks here and there arc
familiar to every one. And yet, Impatient
and careful observation, we find that he is
most interesting little animal. His small
body is combination OF mechanical imple-
mcnts. His long snout serves, as a crow
bar, pickaxe and spade, and his whole
frame is an ingeniously complicated
machine, each part Of which is well adapted
to it's purpose. BY the constant rubbing of
his'sides against the walls of his dwelling
they become smooth. and hard, 80 that he
scarcely carries any dust upon his body,
though when threw him into tho water I
found that little dirt settled in the bottom
of tho tub. The little creature searches
deep into the earth for insects, tender roots,
and worms, and it will even sink,a well to
supplyits young with water. Every spring
and autumn from four to, five baby -moles
arc added to the family; and as my little
captive was born and reared under the
ground, he naturally soon began to pine for
his 'native element" So one day I car
ried him back to the ruined hillock, and,
quicker than flash, he disappeared be-
meath the surface. AS his tower had never
been rebuilt since his capture, inferred
that he was the sole occupant of the hidden
castle. Immediately on his return another
mound began to form, and as watched it
from day to day discovered that his noon
day visits outside were for the sole purpose
OF getting rid of loosened earth, which
would otherwise be in his way, though
why he should select just that hour for his
''out-door exercise cannot imagine
During the months Of June and July the
males and females mate, and at that season
the males engage in. deadly conflicts with
one another, probably through jealousy
and rivalship.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
Chinese Proverbs.
Ambition is like hunting tor tleas.

AmbitiOn Is Iike hUntlng 1Or HeAS.
The hasty man drinks his tea with a
fork. q"
Y A little scandal is to tea whatan olive
is to wine. q as
) Awise man at court is like NOR
maid In a ballroom. n 7 ,;'
A bold fight against misfortune will
often enable man to tide over tight
place and put ruin to flight.
4 Would we but profit by the expert
ence Of others we should have the roy
al road to the palace of wisdom.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

In the past eight years, scores Of
soaps have come into the market, and
being worthless, have died natural
death. Dobbins' Electric Soap, (made
by Cragin & Co., Philad'a.,) old and
reliable, leads the van. Try 1t. /, b ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

HIEsKELL's Tetter Ointment will cure Sore
Eyelids, Sore Nose, Barbor's Itch ON the face,
or Grocer's Itch on tho hands, 1t never fails.
60.cents per box, sent by mail for 60 cents.
n.f Johnston, Holloway & Co.,
$685.. COZ Arch st., Phila., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

HIEsKELLs letter OINTMENT will euro all
scabby or scaly Diseases OF tho skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23
10 ERTISERS.

Those answerfns an Adver,ssenaenr ,v,,,t
Gonior hAyor upon the Advortlaor and ti1e
EHR!tAherRy tang that they satv the advAr.
ossmeas u this souruAl (naEniAg the paper
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-23

If YOU ARE NERVOUS AND DEPRESSED take
NooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs. 4. - ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-10-24

Ser i'll DorIebter Summer erwdbnte
3noianerfrieg bat elm raf9es Gnee ae.
nommen, iObaIb bic bon ben &otAbdu
ten beordngten Sruppen Yeritartune
er6ielten, stritrsuten f@ erfsre in bis
oeridicbenen @senturen unS es pirS
idwer baIten, Die Norber tes Neenten
Atester unb Der iibr:9en @nseiteIIten Ser
gHbite &iUer gIsentur ibrer geredten
Strafe gu iiberliefe-n. Die 8er. etaa-
ten Sruppen unter Sen. Werriit batten
Die fiebenoen Sn6ianer bereits eiuen
unb einen baIben Sngmarfb bsrfolst.
OILS elm @ourler hiefeIben einboIte uno
Dem General Sepeiden BON benz 8riess
department iiberbrnAte porin ibni be.
foh!en wuEoe. bic BsrfOIaunB ein,u-
iteIlen nno NIT feinen Sruppen nod Der
&bite 8ioer @sentur surn6sufebren.
Bie man bort, bat Surob, Der Saupt.
ling Der fiibli6eu lltes. fid erboten. Die
SnSianer, Eel&e MoiOr sbornbursb's
Commando angesriffen uub ben Naen.
ten Weefer unN feline 2eute ermoroeten,
gu beitrafen. faas man ibm Die Nnge
Iegenbcit iiberldBt. Die Sruppen fiis
ten iid Dem 8efebI gum 9tlf,uae nur
nit @ioerwiIlen, neil ne narauf per
ieiIen waren, ben SOB ibrer SameraOcn
III rdben.
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gheriFs=NerfaMf.

Strait unb 9lutcritdt einer befUnberen Gre
fulton fir rhdItGnpise Sfeuern fur bic Sabre
1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, unb
1877, ai
IN Eraft /, trie unfen bef6riebtn, duseelfelli
in ter Office bss Glerfs Der Circuit Court BON
6asecnabe County, Riiipuri, auriidSnerfattel
in hem sfcSembfr-Iermin 1879, rbieen 8t.
ridtsbpfes uno an mid eerihtet ;u 0unifeH hee
Staates WilTpuri gum @ebrauG ron 'brif.
Rubn, aplleftrr Der Steusrn Spn @asecnah'
County, NR0., unb ge9en
Gaa u. 9fgbrr,
babe i'd aIe 8e&te, SiteL Snterrhrn unb An'
lpriiae Der 6slaeten
GlIa q. RySer,
an, in uuS auf na6febenb tef&riebtnesU sUranb-
eiernthum in 8efB sencmmsn une NIT BE-
lhlas teIest. udmlid
Tas nerbpefIihc 0iertel bee fnerfltHen
giertels BON Settiun IL, Epwnibip 45 8ange 6.
Aaes belesen in @asconabe County, Staat
RilIcuri; unb ib tUeTee am
Wittppb, ben 8. SOSember 1879,
,riidten 9 Iltr 8Crmittass unh libr 9aGmtt-
faas bes pbiaen Cages, an ber dreuttbare ees
6 g1urttauIes ,u CeTmann, @asccndbe County,
baS GAME r6er 70 rieI rcn pbiaem Gieenttum,
ais nStbia III, anf 5fTentli1er Aufticn an brn
gReifbietennen fir Baar nertaufen, uTt bic
Steurru uns Soften eieiss gerfabreus gu
bedeH.
Sbecbcre 8eTeutL
SberiT Snn @asccnahe Geunty.
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Observation-Disclosures ser S1otianoI

Sie::RotencircuIatien Der National.
8anten lit in ben Iekten IL 0fonateu
um ] ,S33, 323 erb0bt norten. @s III
elm 8or3us bes Observation-Disclosures
bab niter 6enielben bic s9otencircula-
tion fid ben BebiirfniIen bes @anhels
anpabt. 0ie ifkise Circulation ptr
Banfen fam, tuenn n0tbia, nod nm
ettua so Nii1lionen erboht werben, benn
trOb bem @efdrei, es feigu penig @eIS
i'm 2unbe, bic 8esieruus miBte. um
ben fdIedten 3eiten .ob,ubeIfen, mebr
@reenb a6s ausasben uno Die q ,tion
aIbanfen s03en colcflle Yrofits. mar
Der bonn @efebe feEaeiebte 0larimaI
Setras be. INSTRUMENTATION Der 'gfatis
onaI'Sanfen nod Ianae niht errei6t
sSdren bic Yfriite bieier Snifitute 10
grob. TO piirbcn lie iiderIitl hen atieb
li6en Setraa an 9tOisn Iiusit uii69r
seben baben. t-H
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aaSMa NeReababn
Sefentli6er NDt1r,
q o n Il bic.
aMttionator maS Collector,
"a Office i'm @ourtbauie. -Ra
9ermonn, Wo.
eheriF'ssgertauf.

Sheriff ss0ertanf.
Sraft unb 9GutrritGt elmer belcnbereu Grt-
fulton fir riiffGnpige Steuern fir bic Sabre
1874, 1875 1875, unb 1877,
an Graft 1, rie Rnten belHrieteu, dusaeifeDt
in Der Office bes 9Ierfs Der Circuit Court BON
@aseCnact @cuntp, NiGuuri, juriid,uerIfattsn
tn BEN Hcstmber .Errmin 1879, cbtasn Sc
riGtsbrfrs unb an mid gerittrt an @nnlfen
hrs Staatrs @fiNpuri gum @ebraud, ppn GbriIt.
Rubn, RoQeftUr Der Steuern BON @asccHdbe
County, WO., unb seeen
Srfspb 9eSnsr,
babe Id atIe Re@ts, Gitel, 5uterfHsn unh Ar
fprt9e 6es beiaettn
Spfrtb Sepner,
an, in unb auf nabJrbenh beIGrirbtnes @runts
ttgentbum In BefB senrmnifn uhb nit Be-
iGlag belegt, n6mIicb:
Die Slfli&e SdIftc bes lfbpelfIi@en giertels
bon Settfcn 26, 5rnnG6fp Ill, 3dnae 6.
Maes beIsgen in @aseena6e County, Stnat
WVifOurt unb i'd brrtaufs am
Rittiu d ben 5. 0obembsr 1879,
;wif&en libr gormittaes nn6 5 llbr Hat-
rnittaes cts cbieen Saees. an Der 6ronttbiirr
6eS GcuTtbauIte IN Sermann, @asccnatt
County, bae @an;e Uber 70 DieI bon rbisrm
Gigentbum, als n6tbis IN, auf Shrntliher
Autttcn an ben Nleiftietenhen fir 9aar rrr-
Iaufen, um bic Steuern unb Soften hitges
gerfabTtnS 30 htdrn.
9bepbDr 8ereneL
Sherif ron GdScDnaee Gcuntp.
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Gbitnrieles - Chicago Sreie Yrei1e.
oen 20 Mai 1S79.-8or einisen Sa
gen batten mir bic GsIeeenbeit sruri
0crren ;u lpredeu, melhe ibre Weriuuu<
oeruna iiber ole Gertreitung hss St.
Safobs Del i'm fernen Wcfen ausipta-
den. Ser cine Der Serren, iueIder in
9anbaciddft tbdtie lit unb Sol; fdlas
gen last. ersdblte uns, oa5 nuf elmer
6eiie bod oben i'm Ytorbsn g8isconiin's
iein Yfero itiirite unb bnB er ni6t
wenie hberraidt mar, aIs elm SoIs-
idId9er cine Slai6e ct. SatobS SeI
berbeiboIte unb benz om Snie perIssten
Yfer6e cine arunbIi4e Ginreiauns ba'
NIT uusebeiben lieb. Ser brope SoI3-
huuer iprod fid iebr Iobenswertb Iber
ons Wittel aus.
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CARPETS Carpets
al bebeuteno berabaefektsn 8reifsn TIM
bantit aufsurdumen bel
Sc. $. 9aieuritter.

lleber oas neulid)e @iienbnbnuneIud
in Wihiaan miro bon Srt uno SteIle
aeidrieben: - Die 9ermunbeten befntsn
id ale auf bsm 9Seae ser @ciIttun1.
Sur Der 3uHanb bes 9rn. sparflin,
Der BEL Ger Sataitropbe feline 6rau uno
siuei lieblids S0dtsr pcrIoren bat,
erre9t 8eioraniB. smor nidt fir oas
2e6eu peS @auncs, mo5I a6cr fir
feinen 9erFanb. Der arme liusIid
tide leioet idnere torperIide e drnsr
i.n. hod adtet er berieIbsn taum in
ieiner @er,DeiHuua nm hen 9ScrIuii
ieiner 9ieben unb ruft Sag unb 9fadt
nit Sebniudt nod ibnen, nls ipeiIten
fie mod unter ben 9ebenhen.-Das
Neueite iiber bic Sataitr0phe lit nod
Per Nnfdt hes Superiutenteuten 9eb-
9ebparo buB Der Grpreb,na bel em
8uiammenitose ipenisitens 45 Nfeilen
per Stunbe aefabren feiu muB. neil
ionit Der 9ufammenffoB niat 10 heftia
aepeien tpdte unb tcinen @sr.uit pon
Wenidenleben mad Sd aeioaen bate
9otomotipfibrer GiIbert babe iehenfans
bes @ebels weeeu 0ber aus anbesen
llriaden nidt gemubt. NO er fid bee
fanb, benn elm 70 uabniinniees Subren
burd cine Citation fonne man ibm
ni&t sutrausn.-Sieie Sbeorie bat
uieI fur iidb. fino bod bic 9ofomotiuen
uno @aagons burd bie @elpaIt oes
3uiammenitobes poGftdnOis sermalmt
lptrbeu, uno oas ndre uidt mogIid
asipeisn, penn Gilbert nit nur 25 bis
30 Meilen SdneGigfeit aefabren pdre.
9Iber 5ies fam Die Yerautr ortli6feit
fir Oas erdBlide llna:iid in feinrr
Beiie BON Der Giieubabrgeielfd #.
abm1l,en.
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fulton fir riidif6nbiae Steuern fir bic Sabre
1876 unh 1875,
nut Iract Ro. trie nntrn belGrieben, aueae-
feut IN Der Office bee GIerfe Der Circuit Court
Ron @aecDnate County, U2fIpurl, aurtid,u-
erfdtten in brm Rprenibtr-9er 1879. obi
gen @eri@tebcfes une an mi@ aer ttlel an
@uufftn bee Gtaatee NiHouri aum @ebrauA
Upn 6 rif. Sinbn, Solicitor Der GteuerR ron
Saerrnaer County. Rp.. unb eeefn
9. 8. WrtIaiRer.
babe i'd aas ReGte, 5itrL SutsrrTsn unS I'm
iprii@s bee beiaeten
9. 8. 0ranihtG
an, In unh auf mad bRsbsnb beI&rirbenss1 1rune.
ttgentbnm tn BeFe eencmutrn uHh nItl 8e-
f@Iae belest, R6mIi&:
Dae fihmeRfi9t BierteI bee la6gallbsR
gierteIs BON Serti0n 80, 9upnlbtp A0, Seanes6.
Mnes beleerm tn @aeeunabe Gsnnlg uaA
Staat weihUuTi, uuh ID Wsths en-
WittwO& s. Rooembtr 1879,
,UtF9sH llbr gsrmfRnssnHb sur Ra4ustt.
taeS bee rbfeen 3aeee, an hGr Nyrnsshars bee
&enrtbaufee 30 SermanE. @aStcilahs 'Gounlv.
has @anae bier 70 rtet rpn s6ioess Giaentbum
ale nHtbt9 n, Anf bHentIiGbeY Mufllsm an ben
Reifbtetbn6eR fir BnaT rersaufsn. mns bic
Struern nub 9DRrn eisfss. 0erfabEeae AZ
ts6eH.
Ebeo. 8trantr,
SbrriH bon @asecnabe &c.