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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

Under section 2021 deputy-marshals can
only be appointed in cities containing more
than twenty thousand inhabitants, and an
der section 2069 supervisors appointed in
congressional districts which do not comprise
such cities cannot arrest. Which, SAYS the
World, 'seems to make 1t plain that the law
was aimed, and only aimed, at uaturahzed
voters In the northern States, New York and
Ohio having more such cities within their
borders than all the south.
Savannah NetcS: when the laws were
passed the Radicals relied upon the employ
ment of the army and the training oil the ne
groes by carpetbaggers to carry the elections
IN the southern States. Now that the troops
have been Withdrawn from the southern cleo
ton precincts. and the carpetbagger, with his
forty acres and a mule, is no longer able to
wheedle the negroes into voting the Radical
ticket and depositing their money II the
Freedmen s savings bank, the Radical party
have little hope of electoral votes from the
solid SOUTH, and are forced to rely upon the
machinery Of the Federal election laws 10
carry the closely contested States of the
north. Hence the obstiuacy with which they
resist the repeal of those laws.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
SHOCKING nouhIe suicide.

ST. LOUIS, March PA Sedalia, Missouri.
dispatch says a shocking affair was enacted
on Saturday night in the neighborho0d Of
Rowland, a well-to-do bachelor farmer, had
a niece keeping house for him. On Sunday
morning his brother came on a visit, and
found the doors bolted and windows fastened,
and hearing groans inside he forced the door
and found his brother in pool of blood, a
revolver by his side and a bullet hole in his
head. On the bed lay Miss Rowland, dead,
with photograph by her side, on which was
written: "Dear Sister-I have taken poison,
and am going to my long and happy home.
Please forgive n1e for this" Rowland Is still
alive, but refuses to give any reason for the
terrible affair. A rumor is current that Miss
Rowland's lover was not acceptable to her
uncle, and rather than suffer separation from
him she took poison, and that Rowland on
viewing the sad consequences attempted to
take his own life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

The Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Times is authority for the state
ment that 1t is probable there will be some
modification of the legislation proposed last
session--sections 1920 to 2027 be repealed,
aud section POPS amended so no supervisor
can be appointed to any district in which be
does not reside. Appointments of superVi-
sors of each party will probably be allowed.
Ballots will be required to be of the same
size, printed on PLATA white paper, with no
distinguishing ~ arks on the backs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

NEW YORK, March 24.-Rev. Dewitt
Talmage appeared for trial this aft raoon
before the Brooklyn presbytery. The priu-
cipal charges against him were falsehoed
and deceit. He pleaded not guilty. DR..
cipal specifications, as they failed to indicate
the time or place. After warm debate, the
moderator granted the motion to strike out
the specifications. Talmage then demanded
an investigation upon these very charges
the people wanted to know if they were
true; and if they were not investigated, he
would appeal to the Kings county grand
jury, and then he would waive all technical
tiles and show that he had done no wrong.
1t was finally decided to try Talmage on all
the specifications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

IT is said in Washington that the Presi-
deut believes that as the veto power has
never by any President been used to limit
the power Of the majority in both houses over
the acts on the statute books, or to subserve
the interests of one party more than another,
it would be Improper to veto the repeating
acts if enacted by congress, but better let
them go to the country, and let the Demo-
crate party take the responsibility. Let it
come. We're ready for it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

The New York Herald is very much
frightened because the southern papers are
Indulging in such headlines as the capitol
Captured, - "In at Last, " and Our Victory.
Our great cotemporary can rest easy. This
Is only harmless and playful indulgence.
If it means anything, it is that the capitol is
rity is at last in a majority of the seats of
both houses, and that patriotism has achieved
a victory over the Freedman's bank Repub-
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Correct.

Nashville american: The scene when
Mr. Randall was escorted to the chair OF the
house by Messrs. Garfield and Blackburn, re-
minds US that we have approached the time
when men of all parties consider each other
American citizens and when the most earnest
advocacy OF opposing views Is consistent with
mutual respect. The galleries began cheer
ing and 1t was taken up on both sides OF the
house. 1t casts no shadow upon this tribute
TO a faithful officer or upon this pleasant
union of parties TO pay such tribute, that
in few days they will be engaged in heated
M rtu discussion y
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Mileage wanted for the Extra Session.

Washington special TO the New York
Herald: "a paper is in circulation in the
house for the Signature of the members,
bidding them to support proposition to Sc
cure mileage for the present session. The
law allows mileage for only two sessions OF
congress, and the proposition, which orlgi-
mates with and is quietly circulated by the
southern Democrats, is that on Monday next
the rules shall be suspended and a resolution
adopted giving mileage for the extra session.
The alleged unfair part OF the business Is the
non expenditure of money for travelling ex-
penses by many of those who are active in
getting up the matter. 1t is charged that a
gced many southern congressman remained
here after the adjournment Of the f0rty-6tth
congress, and have incurred no outlay for
travelling expenses in the interval to the extra
session"
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4 Family Broken Up by scarlet. Fever.

New ork IT1bNI7e, I'd: "Adam Schmidt
bis wife and five children. the youngest a
baby, were well and happy last Sunday in
their home at No. 203 East Thirty-sixth
street, where Schmidt keeps a barber-shop.
On Monday two of the children sickened;
then two more. The doctor who was called
found them raving in scarlet-fever. Wednes-
day the four died. On their return from the
funeral the parents found the baby flushed
and hot with the fever. The child was very
i'll yesterday, and the mother was failing
fast. The matter was reported at the Office
of the board of health, and an investigation
will probably be made into the sanitary con-
dltions OF the house occupied by the family"
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81 EERlFF SALES.
Sheriff,s Sale of RenI Estate

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that by virtue
Of writ of ueTdjtlOEi crpOIsdS to me directed
from the Honorable Circuit Court of Shelby county,
Tenn. in the case Of Wilson Durham VS.. W. P. and
Matte 5. DSadrick, judgment rendered the first
DAY of July, 1873. for the sum OF seven hundred
and nineiy-two dollars and ninety nine cents, with
interest and costs of suit; to satisfy said Judgment
etc, will, on
Tuesday. April Is, 1879,
in legal hours in front Of the Courthouse, Memphis
Tennessee proceed 10 SELL to the highest bidder for
cash, the 10 lowing described property, to-wt: One
fifth undivided interest OF the defendant Matte 8.
neadrick, in lot of land situated ana being in The
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn: Be ginning
the south side OF Monroe street 20 feet west of
the alley east of Main street; thence west 20 teet;
thence south 7z14 feet thence east 20 feet thence
north 14l4 feet TO the beginnDg-bsing the west 20
feet of the east 40 feet of lot 237 city of Memphis,
thu said premises being now occupied by Henry
Luehrmann. Levied on as the property of defend
ant, Matte S. Deadrlck TO satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs. E. l.. MCGOWAN. Sheriff,
Shelby county, Tennessee.
By DAN'L g. SHELBY, Deputy Sheriff.
Memphis, March IL, 1879.
John Adams, Atty for plaintiff wed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

erty to others, preferipg to iaDo- foS te- de-
corous observance of the Sabbath by moral
suasion rather than by laws which are held
to be oppressive, and are violated and defied
as such even by men woo regard the defiance
or dIsobedience OF other laws with horror
The Sabbath is a religious institution and ss
such is to be enforced by the moral power Of
the church, and not by laws made by State
that is prohibited from recognizing in any
way any creed or church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
Gotd Dtscovartest in Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, March "a "A Globe Democrat
special from Wichita, Kansas, says gold has
been discovered thirty miles southeast Of that
place, and great excitement exists among
farmers and others. A New York COM
pany, it is said, have bought mile square Of
The land, and are trying 20 secure more from
the companies already organized. Ore, from
a shaft sunk some time ago, IS said to
have assayed two thousand dollars 70 the
ton. One farmer has been offered thirty
thousand dollars for his farm, and refused it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

New Orleans Times special: 1.-The Pres
ident has ordered a court martial to try Cen
eral w. b. Hazen for unsolderIy conduct
and cowardice, uDon charges preferred bv
General D. S. Stanley, and Stanley upon
charges of Hazen Of conduct unbecomlng an
officer, the specifications being telling uu-
truths. The detail is Major General Han
cock, president; Major General M'Dowell,
Brigader Generals Pope, Augur and Marcy,
Colonel Brown, assistant paymaster-Q
and Colonel GriersoD, Tenth cavalry; Major
Swalne' Judge advocate. The court meets
about April first.
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A Threatened General strike Among
the PemnsYIYania NlIners.

PITTsBURG, March 24.-Ihe striking coal
miners of the upper Monongahela, in con-
ventlon at Elizabeth, to-day, decided to hold
out for their demand of three cents a bushel,
and committee was appointed to wait on
the miners along the Youghiogheny and
Castle Shannon to induce them to Join the
movement. Over one thousand miners were
present at he meeting to-day, and, although
very orderly, seemed very determined. The
action taken to day will doubtless result IN
an almost universal and prolonged strike of
the miners IN this region. -----.---
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A Negro murders his white wife.

CHICAGO, March 24-The Tribune's De-
Kalb, Illinois, special says: George Alex
ander, colored SHOT his white wife here, to-
night, with a shotgun, killing her instantly.
They lived in Sycamore lately, but this morn
ing she left him, and he, following in the
evening train, discovered her at the house of
friend. She was nineteen years old. and
he twenty-six The left side of her head
was entirely blown off. A verdict was found
accordingly"
A Tribune special says that a fire, Sun
day. in OelweIn, Indiana, near Independ.
ence, destroyed several stores. Loss, seven
teen thousand dollars; insurance, six thou
sand dollars.
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Non-Resident Notice.

10 I755-In the Cnancery Court Of Shelby county
Tennessee B. ?. Anderson VS.. John A WheelOcs
ct al.
I L appearing from affidavit In this cause that the
4 defendant, ". L. Baggett, is nonresident OF
the State OF Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, That he make his appear
auce herein, at the Courthouse In the ely of Hem
DLiS Tennessee, on OF before the first Monday in
Aprll. 1879. and SHOW cause if any lie have, why
this should not be revived against him the
husband OF defendant, Nellie c. Rose; and that a
copy Of this order De published once week for fOUI
successive weeks. IN the Memphis APPEAL.
This March 4, 1879
A Copy: Attest.
Z. j. BLACK Clerk and Master
By L. B MHEERY, Deputy Clerk and Master
John Johnston sol. for Complainant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
Arrested tor Perjury.

ST. LOUIS, March 24-Tae criminal court
this afternoon issued bench warrant for the
arrest Of a. B. Wakefield, on the charge Of
PERJURY Wakefield is the head of the So
called gamblers ring he.e, which has been
undergoing investigation by the grand jury.
No arrest was made mp to a late hour this
evening, a3d it Is SAID that Wakefield is ont
of town.
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"a Liar, a scoundreI. and a DOG,

RICHMOND, March 21.-In the senate
to-day, Senator Massey, of Albemarle, rose
to question of privilege, and proceeded to
rad a paper rejecting on Senator T..
Smith, of Nelson. a speech by Smith was
dehcacy, coarseness, Misrepresentation, de-
famatlon and vindictivness, surpassed any
thing Massey had ever heard in the halls Of
the Legislature. Senator Massey was several
times called to order, and Senator Smith de-
nounced him as "a iIar, a scoundrel and
dog" A scene ensued, and several PROPOSE
tons to reprimand the offending ssnatOrs,
and req lire them to apologize, were made.
After debate the matter was referred to the
committee on privileges and elections for
report.
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a Steamboat cat Down bv Eee.

KELLY's ISLAND, OHIO, March 24.-The
steamer Golden Eagle, IN trying to work her
way through the ice, got stuck and sprung a
leak about one Eliie from here and is sinkiEz
here and Sandusky, 10 about twenty-fonr Seef
OF water. The passengers and baggage we're
safely landed here and the mallboat Is after
the crew.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
NON-R ESEISENTS.
NOn-Resident NOtIce,

10. 3O99--In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
TenneSSee-Edith Green vs. Major Ieen.
I appearing from the return of the Sheriff in this
L cause that the defendant. Major Green, is not tC
be found In his county;
II is therefore o,dered, That he make his appear.
ance herein, at The Courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, or before the first Monday in
april, 1879, and plead, answer or demur to com
plat0ants b!ll. OF the same Will be taken for con
feSSed as to him and set for hearing eXparte; and
that copy OF this order be published once week
for Jour successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL
This March 4, 1879.
Copy: Attest.
r. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master
BY z. 3. MHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master
". W. Goodwin, SOL for Complainant. wed
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We Are Coming toll.

New York Bulletin: California Is the first
State that res undertaken to place railroad
pooling and freight discrimination under The
ban OF the fundamental law. Tine new con-
stitutions which will sson be submitted to
the people, contains, clauses expressly de-
signed toSpake these practices impossible, in
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Admin @YRATasg& .
Administrators Notice

II AYING qualified as Administrator of the estate
Il of r. W. Blew, deceased, the creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified TO file their claims proper
" prCbited with me, or my attorneys within the
time prescribed by law. or the will be forever
barred W. z. BARTON Administrator.
MHdtlertOrd d Estes. Atfy'S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26

PY appointment of the Probate Court as Admin
u tslratFfX o: the Estates of Caroline Schroeder
and Harmon l.. Schroeder, deceased, hereby notify
all persons who may be Indebted TO said estates to
present their accounts regularly prob ted for nay
ment to me at my house on the Randolph road; and
those who are Indebted to the estates required 10
make payment promptly.
Miss CAROLINE B. SCHROEDER,
wed AdmInisfrafrix
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The Federal election Laws.

With view to show to show the operation
OF the Federal election laws, the New York
World gives the following tabulated exhibit
of the cities containing more than twenty
the Union:
,nD1rrE,INT s+rA s,Y-rrTtTf,,- CT ,Trr--
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALt-TICkETS, ONE DOLLAR.

1877 Prizes, amounting to............. 81 Ia. 400
Responsible corr spending agents inte1 at all
prominent points, 10 whom a liberal compensation
will be paid.
Application for rates TO clubs should only be Inzde
to tie Home Office Ia New Orleans
Write clearly stating full addless for further In
formation, or send orders 10 "a. - GBA EPkE1 =,
z. %. 5OA 692, SeW EbrieaE5ss, EIt... ORC No.
q west Court str ct, Memphis. Tennessee.
Az oar Grand Extraordinary DBdGCiHgS are uiiIeT
Tie supervision and management 81 GENERALS a.
7. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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HUNGARY.
An Urgent Appeal for the People who
have been 80 sadly Bereaved and
so SoreIy Tried by a Fearful
storm aud foundation.

New York SUNDAY special to the Cincinnati
ENQUIRER: 4 large number OF prominent
Germans and HungarlaHs met to-day IN the
Hotel Hungarian, IN Union square, for she
purpose of taking active measures for the re-.
lief of tie sufferers by the inundation in the
city of Szegedln, Hungary. S. D. Stewards
called the meeting to order. Among the
gentlemen present were: August Belmont,
Oswald Ottendorfer, VIM. Steinway, AdOlph
Heller, General JanOs Kafka, Janos Me
ranye, Herr Wittig, Moritz Tuska, Drs. E. j..
Villamy, Franz Dsst;er, Goldmark, Knapp,
Weiner and Feller. Oswald Ottendorfer was
elected president, s. d. Stewards vice-presi-
dent, and August Belmont treasurer. 1t was
decided to give grand concert for the bene;;
fit of the sufferers. A letter was received
from Wan. Kramer to the effect that he
would give a monster entertainment in the
Atlantic garden, the proceeds of which
would be given to the relief of the Szegedin
sufferers. The offer was accepted with
thanks. The executive committee submitted
the following appeal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC:

"a cry Of distress almost unparalleled in
the history of calamlties comes from Hunga-
~. SzegedlD, the second city of Hungary,
is inundated and IN ruins. Thousands of her
inhabitants met with their death in the floods
of the wild river Thesis, and the once beauti.
ful city with Its eighty thousand inhabitants
has fallen victim to the elements. Those
who were fortunate enough TO save their
lives lost all they POSSESSED, and the heart
rending cry of thousands of homeless widows
and orphans fiji the air where but a few days
before the pulsation of stalwart life aud act
i've commerce. Individual aid is limited,
while in unity there is strength. Let US,
therefore, combine, that we may bring ma
terial aid to the afflicted people of Szegedin,
and let once more SHINE out in the world the
glorious face of American hberality, which
knows of no bounds and distinctions
A subscription list was opened In the meet
ing and a considerable amount Of money
realized. As subscriptions are received by
Mr.. Belmont, they will be promptly for
warded to the Hungarian relief committee,
at Vienna
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DRAWING.

SPLEEDED OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
GLASS -, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, APRIL
8, 1S79-i07th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
TINS Institution was regularly Incorporated by me
Legislature OF the State for Educational and ChaTtE
Die purposes in 1853, for the term Of TtreEtg tiUe
Years, 10 which contract the nViOlable faith Of the
State is pledged, with A capital OF 81 100000
20 which it has since added reserve fund OF $780,
GG0. Hts Strand single Number ESistri.
hutton VIII take place msnthly the second
Tuesday. II eyeS scales or postD05seS Look st Il Q
following Distribution:
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-03
$ y ~ s

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sslaa sooe. men ION Oe tan fiebe
suonu bIlissre.
ri bar be peroensbersmte % uieb
Nette uoi,resns Buris. N,pnolps
BRO 8rsp Bros, Bprnss, Broofs
% Mspnolos goune. Wspsr % Cos
Sbirlsp % 8Ommsl. eofin % Sings
% en- bel sob ANDRE at Dc bebfte
Slaes Stotei. fabrlfsrebe / Hohe.
tier. llliea. Spracuie % NIbanp;
fort last, ri bar Ell firit glas $50
butif. % oil taes I9rlist Ssnipn til
,Soltsts 8nrD. sos os fan De tic.
be gooe Sto % Slsplsr biQiat. Mlt
upt % iolie.
Sois Os snlfer ct Yar Sfo. iom
Ter soot 10 % or at Hide paa. for
en- Dollar. tom til os. Noale piloe
fable benz genuine Yebble 0oat
Sbos, men Oct or bet lite.
vi aatsr at irsmitile bore Harer
aIosles, ION be er, % lfal lite fable
aanin. sllsr Senieitlno for genuine
Yebble Scat.
seaS- Spis nOast anoet Sanoels.
bus bebanclsr Gem beore. euo pi
plsr, pa sr bet Steoet at banole
pao. vi pilns 9iere bet / OueS
Steo. Mlt. bpao ri Tiger. er. por
fcrlt pis paa Oct. for ri CT iifre paa.
at ri fan slsre bet bsoit for Dem.
8om berfor I'll
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uuriret / SannIarf.

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Nusult Iaalsoss 81 llpeir bar mat
roist Opsr oct ipolias Splano mso
Ell StpTfe. buortll man nGppe
LANCE 6loer bar fisnpt Wa9e. llpsi.
ret traf op ira Spo melsm 81. 10
% IL NItsu, men ira andre 8antsr
lpnes Der oslaa at pGre fommsn
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btubt / ale 6stningsr. ga uperrei
omtrsnt 81. 2 par paa lit 9elos.
punft irembeo BET Ct malsli9tlll
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mslsu al bIGncmoe 4pn. bpls 3is.
;a9formeoe Siraaler lore / ale 8st.
nln9sr. meosns 6ornenen uafbruot
rulsoe meo ell Harp. ltrattenbe 9po.
Samtloig ltprtsoe Hssnen nso /
Slremme % latte Here Steosr. iaa
leoes nopnlis paa Slernet al Nstrup.
peisu. &iGlorene unoer Tano. upsl.
ret toriatte mob Norb, men andre
Dog life laa it9rfs Bpasr tom alter
Der op opsr Bpsn. % ferit Ian9t
ben paa Worasnen berts Sorosnsn
snoell9 op. GitsrrstninSer ON ulpt.
fer pso 9pnnsollas i%OrsllSser life
enonn. 1tlenot epnene mango @anss
laass at llaa nsb. Granddaughter
paa StalbQaaroen oil bape let ei
9pn ilaa nso paa 8orpst forau
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iepriat, at @aarsoa9sn lite ulite irr'
liss 5ssl paa. at en- iaa itert elsi.
trllt uolaSnins forsltob. Sarmer
par lanst mlnore trpttsnoe eno 81
iorssaaenos Oasc. o. beuimoo Col
usosans bIeu SlmIen ialotenois
Decorah-posten., 1879-09-03
Suoiarer aftlrer.

Ser onfom mite ugs til Canton
i Sufota tn Wano fra Sprint
Gouutp peb Sim Nipsr, $50 MiIs
opsniOr gauftOn. o9 ban fortalts.
at Drifting 6ooie" 8anben al ganf.
tOnnais SiOuIsrne siOros Settlsrne
csrOppe lite liosn 6ortreb. Sen.
bag bauos tire fOrlest at uucrmanrs
ct 6ruenilmmer. men bun baUos til
al 9ptte en- Hspplper % boIot Dem
TIRE Sfrlbt ia 9ipst. Set er bisie
5noiantrs, busm Y%rGlosntsu nplis
9ap ire &owElbips al Oct beolte 1anb
u:b Sim Rlusr. % ilosu bette ltsoe.
lunes De at p0rc fomns paa Den
Gro, at Regierinsen bOlosr mso
Dem i NIt. De 9isr, % at osuns
oslaa bill bsitptts Dem, ON bet lful.
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Decorah-posten., 1879-09-03
Ohio.

Columbia 26Js Iusuit. - 5oae
Wlooas 81. /, AS Tom en- rslpet
tabel ublssnos Wano ino / capitol
Clip Bani. btnu,nbie iis til Yrniiosn.
Ten % b,spnots en- Samtals m,o BAN
ON &isbetai no9Ie Bombs Snart
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tiltalts osiao Yrgiipsnien | 4nIso.
ming al SOrrstnlnsslnstr. gu gil
ben Berite ct Stptfe bort fra Dem.
% lom YrUiiotnttu irosos ben I'll
Banbbebolbsr,n for at britte; mar
sftsr forlOb ban Bantsn Wsn bpor
for par life Yruiiomtens 5orinr.
belle, oa ban pso at unoetle9e Ben
p.bua!uinstn ianbi, at Der par itiaa.
LET $4,000 / Ysn9e % $4,000
Bombs. Wan bar Inlet Spor pac
8ppen meu Der sr uolopst $4,000
Tor bans YaasribsIie.