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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
LEDGER LINES.

Winds northerly.
Keno out Of favor.
The leaves have begun to fall.
The Commonwealth passed up near
noon to-day.
LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison street.
The temperature dropped to 60
early this morning,
Martial music and dress parade are
the "prade" tomorrow.
The moon changes and enters its
last quarter Monday next.
Tomorrow is the thirteenth Sab
bath after Pentecost or Trinity.
Cool nights and warm days are ours
to enjoy, but other Injuries are few
and far between.
Dry weather all over the country to-
day. A rising barometer is indicative
of farther dryness.
The P. A. and P. rs are doing
grand and noble work in a quiet. un-
ostentatious way, without either hope
or promise of reward.
The LEDGER job printing Office, 10
Madison, executes everything in the
Job printing line as neat and cheap as
any house in this city.
Monday is the last day to procure
tickets in the Louisiana State Lottery.
Do not miss the chance to secure a
fortune. No. 6 West Court.
Promiscuous shooting should be
stopped except among the jayhawkers.
They should be permitted to shoot or
snatch any thing or any body.
The daily PUBLIC LEDGER will be
mailed to any address for fifty cents
per month. The subscription must
in every case, be paid for cash in
advance.
This is splendid cotton ripening
weather, and with the temperature
dropping down to co. every night the
opinion is general that it is unfavora-
bic to a general spread of the fever.
The steamer Grand Tower passed
south on a voyage from St. Louis to
Vicksburg this morning. The vessel
did not touch within many miles of
this port, and she ran by as if
"skeered."
No ~log-toters were out on the front
Of Captains Glass and Browns tent
bOrdered parade ground this morning.
The soger boys behaved nicely and
returned to camp within proper
hours last night.
Our city is remarkably quiet in all
directions-peace being the order of
the day all over the city except in a
conversational way. There is no
lack Of animation in that line, though
nothing belligerent is under consider
alton.
A horse and buggy ran away yester-
day, taking one of our leading thor
oughAres for a race track. The ami
NAL narrowly escaped being killed, and
the rider smoothed the matter by ten
dering value received for the damage
resulting.
Adversely has its uses. The mar
who is never sick never knoyshow good
it is to have a troop Of friends rush
in, sit down beside his aching head,
and tell him in the most solemn man
ner that his doctor has lost at least
three patients out Of five the whole
season through.
Hawking ice tickets Issued by be-
nevolent associations around among
saloons and beer shops is among the
evils we now have to encounter.
Several other topics Of a like charac-
ter are current among street takers,
and tongues are not idle in the pri-
vate circles Of leading citizens.
The Reserve Guards have surrcn
dered their guns and Colonel Cameron
has a squad Of colored troopsin charge
OF their armOry and the arms. The
Reserves go into the Chickasaw
Guards armory this evening and ex.
pect to continue their drill practice
without arms and will annlv 10 Al,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
Personal.

VIM. G. Woodward is able to sit up
and is considered safe.
DR.. A. L. Kimbro, Office southeast
corner Main and Union streets. 16
N. Hill and family, N. Fontaine, B.
Bayless, T. H. Gothard, E. T. Starke.
c. N. Weisiger, L. Peake, NJ. Hogan,
@. Huntington, and G. E. Rudisill,
were registered at st. Louis Tuesday
last.
DIR. William ]. Creeyy, an Appel
compositor, went home i'll last evening,
doubtless the effects Of nervous ex-
haustion and mental suffering caused
by the loss Of an interesting son a few
days since.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
THE NEW EATCHEz.
A Splendid Piece Of Marine ArohItec.
ture.

The new steamer Natchez, bull
during the past summer at Cincinnati
for the New Orleans and Vicksburv
cotton and passenger trade, will b,
ready to ZONE out of the Ohio by tn,
10th inst. A correspondent Of tn,
New Orleans Democrat has writer
the following regarding the splendid
vessel: The boats length is 3O1
feet, beam 47l feet, hold 10 feet. She
will have the engines Of the old boat,
which are "a inches in diameter and
10 feet stroke; boilers eight in num-
Der. Her wheel will be- feet less in
diameter than the old one, and the
length Of the buckets will be about Is
feet-a few inches shorter than for
merly. She has a fine model for
ward, very much in shape of the
Natchez lost during the war, in Yazoo
river. Her stern shows a fine, clean
run, and there will be no doubt of
her handling well. Her wheels set
about II feet further aft than on the
old boat, which is a great improve
ment. Captain feathers expresses
himself strongly in the belief that no
boat aAoat will be faster or prove to
be a greater success than this his
greatest effort in building fast boats.
He estimates her capacity at 5000
bales of cotton, and her draft of water
when light not to exceed 5 fees. She
has, oS she now lies, all of her wheel
timber, the shafts and fanges in place,
with bricks, tile, ~condensers, steam
pipes, engines, ETC., on board. About
the only articles missing of any size
are her chimneys and breechings, and
her marks, both forward and aft, do
not call for 5 feet. She is a wonderful
boat, and will have to be seen to be
appreciated. The cabin is very hand
some and is entirely different from any
of the Vicksburg packets. A decid-
improvement in it consists of all
the staterooms being of equal size,
and one-half feet square. The
berths are wider than the upper
ones and are finished with a handsome
carved bed rail of mahogany, nice
closets in each room, and when fully
finished will compare with any boat
ahoat. Her pantry and barber shops
are neat and well finished, the doors
laid in walnut and maple. The
skylights will contain credisable speci-
mems of Pawnee, Choctaw, Cherokee.
Creek and other Indian figures that
will attract the eye Of her patrons and
make the cabin very attractive. At
each end of the main saloon are large
pier glasses, set in handsome frames,
the Indian images to adorn them
and carry out the unique style intend
ed by the architect. In fact, the cabin
is one that will please the majority
without an attempt to being over
as is too frequently the case.
The doors will be grained in rosewood,
and the plinth blocks or pilasters in
of the same, giving a very
effect. The Office and bar are
fitted up in good style with large ma
hogany slabs in front to form a coun-
for the transaction of business.
The texas is large and roomy, with a
good hall running through about seven
feet wide. The bureau is supplied
with two bridal chambers, and will
contain rooms for about thirty passen-
gers. Aft Of the bureau is the apart
ment for the stewards crew, and will
compare favorably with boats Of her
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

Nine. Grevy surprised the hotel
keeper at the watering-place of Faux
Bonnes when he sent up a bottle of
his choicest wine by informing him
that she did not desire to change her
simple fashion Of living when away
from home, and the people are equal
ly astonished at the modesty with
which she endeavors to avoid all mo-
tice and every mark Of honor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

An incident in connection with th
present fever, and a topic worthy o
scientific consideration, is the fac
that the mail toaster at the postofice
a worthy gentleman Of color, has beer
down for several days. In spite 0
surrounding himself with sulphur,
fumes, and ~saturating his garments
with anti-fever juices, yellow jacE
caught him.
Business along the Arkansas valley
promises to be unusually brisk dur
ing the ensuing fall and winter.
Captain Ferd Hamilton, an old river
pilot, is about to make a prospecting
voyage from Little Rock to Rec
Fork, with a view of taking a hand at
his old calling, and the veteran, Rees
Pritchard, is in a smiling mood. So
the Little Rock Democrat says.
The Towards report having admin
istered to the wants OF 2lO3 sick peo-
pie since the 10Th of July. OF these
1897 are set down as other than yellow
fever, and 1886 as of that malady. They
now have 1s9 yellow fever patients
under treatment, and 175 of other
diseases. They have expended over
$4,000, and ,owe $4447. This is from
the report published in this mornings
papers.
The recent State board of health
orders prohibiting seed, lint or loose
cotton being brought to this city
knocks trade sky high. The chief
traffic for q week past among all classes
of merchants was in freshly picked
cotton, brought here to be ginned and
baled. The business was small, but it
promised to increase and keep our
dealers from dying with ennui and
nothing to do, 1t goes, however, but
according to those in authority we
have no business to complain.
The cotton prohibition orders does
not prevent cotton in bales from com
ing here to be sold or stored, but no
body is likely to bring bales to the city
in the face of a refusal to allow seed
to come. Might as well make it
general and exclude all kinds one is
as dangerous as the other, and the in
habitants of this afflicted place have
no rights, nor have they any reason to
hope for mercy from outside rulers as
as they find persons to execute
odious and sap-headed orders.
Mr.. Dan G. Harbert, an old time
died at the hospital yesterday
at the age of ifty-two and was buried
as a pauper by the county undertaken.
He had been hauled in the hospital
ambulance the previous day from a
house on the fernando street car line
beyond the curve, and while far ad-
vanced in the yellow fever sickness.
The people in the house where he lay
we're unwilling that he should be per.
to stay longer and his removal
was forced. His family we're absent
and his house having been burned a
short time since he took lodgings with
a neighbor. This morning a number
Of friends of Mr.. Harbert had his re-
mains disinterred and removed to
Cemetery and given re-
spectacle burial. The departed gen
tleman was a Mason, having been con
nected with a lodge at Denmark,
where be formerly resided. He
also owned property in this city and
was a respected citizen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

The next legislature of Texas will
elect a United States senator to sue
ceed Mr.. Maxey, whose term expires
in March, 1881. Among the a~spirants
for the honor, in addition to the pres
ent senator, are Ex-Governor Hub
bard, Congressman Reagan, ex-Con-
gresham Hancock aud Governor
Roberts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
YELLOW FEVER.
Eight Deaths for the Twenty-fOu
Hours Ending at Noon.
Seventeen New Cases, Seven
Of them Col


The total yellow fever death list, aA OBJ
tanned from Thea Ldertakers, is increased
to-day to $50. o these 8 have been in
TERED since yOstc ,ay noon, as llows;
Daniel A. FOwlkss, age 20, 2sS Poplar,
yellow fever.
John Roquet, age As, bs Adams, low
fever.
Daniel G. Harbert, age SO, yellow fever.
Margaret Hines, age As, 2SS Washing
ton, yellow fever.
cOLoRED.
Matte Boyd, age SS, IS Causey yellow
fever.
Belle Miller, age %, Pigeon Ro road,
yellow fever.
VIM isdsle, age 8, Carr avenue W
fever.
James I. Lee, age 20, So Third, ye 0
fever.
New Cases.
The total yellow fever cases reported to
the board Of health now reach 992. OF
these II were given in since yesterday
noon-7 colored and 10 whites as follows:
John Bolen, age so, Gayoso House.
Mrs. Bilbo, age 40, 20 Huling.
K. S. Rembert, age 25, hospital.
Cora Falkenberg, age 6, so Second.
Clara ~Falkenberg, age 9, 80 Second.
Bette F~alkenberg, age II, s2 Second.
Mrs. Keith, age As, 1913 Alabama.
Dennis Ryan, age 40, 81 Alabama.
Pauline Whitehead, age 10, Pontotoc
and Walnut.
Mrs. Q. Levi, age q, jackson and Main.
CoLoRED.
George Hill, age 55, 279 Linden.
Nelson Perry, age 30, Court extended.
Robert Vincent, age %, Humphreys.
Emma Dsrris, age 2, 141 Beal.
Lizzie Cooper, age %, 90 Second.
Mary Mukes, age 8, 145 Jefferson.
Lewis Pope, age 4, 1888 Third.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
Cotton.

The New York cotton telegram this
morning quotes cotton firm and sellers
asking toto higher middling u Bloc.
Futures firm and a few points up.
Liverpool reports cotton hardening ;
uplands 6 1850, Orleans 6 15.l6d ;
futures firm September delivery,
6 13.16d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
K. OF H..
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS
And Members of the Order.

DHYsIcIANs attending on any member Of
this order are requested, after being
called in, TO at once report such attendance to
headquarters, otherwise their fees for services
will not DO recognized By the relief board.
Meinbors taken sick and not having same ut
once reported to headquarters. viii be do
barred from all relief from this board.
JAMES b. COOK, pres't.
", B, GIBSON, Asst sec'y. i6Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

At a reunion Of pioneer settlers in
Lee county, Iowa, recently, a young
couple were married in an old fash
i6ned log cabin, built for the occasion,
10000 people looking on.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
v. RIatz,s Milwaukee Bottle Eseer

This celebrated beer can be had by
the cask or case, by addressing the
agent, John T. Blaise, 1874 Main street,
or leaving orders for city at G. Quen-
tells, opposite Peabody Hotel. For
conyalescents there is nothing superior
to Blatz's beer. s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
Important Insurance Notice.

MEMPHIs, July q, 1879.
nURING the epidemic, the office Of the
~ PLANTERS INSURANCE CO., will be
1t McMinnnile, Tenn. All communications
attention. G.. d. RAINE, Secretary.
l2g 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence of the disease became known,
is made from the records of the board of.
health and other sources:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar, and corner
Main and Jefferson.
Are still open to the public and prepared
for business. 7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06

Parents, do not use vile drugs or nos
trums, but use pure Hop Bitters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-09-06
INSURANCE.
IMPORTANT
INSURANCE NOTICE

NFFICB PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.. |
" MHMPHIs, Tenn, July 10, 1879. !
nIAll policies expiring in the Planters In
@rance Company during the epidemic will be
renewed unless otherwise instructed.
LIZ So q. d. RAINE, Secretary.
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Old g

good wrapping paper at this Office, IS
cents per 100. 1881
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Special Notice.

by mutual agreement of the ao
~ undersigned, the steamer k&SikNAk
HARD CASH withdraws from
the White river trade on May 2lst, and re-
sqmeS again on July 9th; the steamer JOSIE
m IL wit596draws on July 18th, and resumes
on august 5Oth, thus equally dividing the
dull season and giving each boat an o%pportu-
nifty To make necessary repairs,
STEAMER HARD CASH.
=. @, Postal, master.
STEAMER JOSIE HARRY,
OFT M. r. Harry, master.
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Sas ass,alatosen=11uwefet, TIT
@ettfftGes

nciunati, 10. Nopem6er. - Gine
SpeSialOepei9e Oes enquirer" melOet, oab
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gSaDbea in @liott<Gouutp, ap., 5u Sabrei1
3ud)tbaus berurtbeilt tporben lit. 9ti1ter 5tip-
Der hat einen antra9 auf einen neuen Yro5sH
perlporfen, nnO ScroggS' amualte perben ap=
pelliren. Ser @efangene ipurpe aus Dem
eonntp9sfangniiie entfernt, neil Die Siirsel
mt eiucm 2pn6gerid)te brobtsl1.
Die Sfe9ulatorsu inn uorbDitliden &entudr
baben cine Proclamation erlaiier, oeren ysort-
laut benlieni9en Der MISUNDERSTANDING
na6gebiloet 1T. Die 9rotlamation erffdrt
bab Die Siirger burd) cine pierjdbrigeSGrtdens
berrl6aft geSpungen iporOen iillo, iif 5u BET
etnigen, nm Das Seben unO @i9eutbunl beS ebr:
lt9er 3beiles Der Sep6lfernng Sll beidiisell.
Die 9tsgulatoren wdrell fein - aRob," iOn0err
eiue organiIirte uno bi8SipliHirte @aielifaft
rpeld)e euersiid uor5ngebeu beabi6tige. CIR
life Siirger bdtten 9tidts 81 fiird)ten, aleir
aae Wt6r6er llnb granoitifter miiBteu Die Sc
genb perlaiien ober zines jdben GnbeS burd
Den Gid)ter 29nd) geipGrtig ietn.
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gSrTu0c.

@beiter, Benui., Is. giop. = Die aroBe
Sdeuer Des 5rn. Sbos. Jtoberts gu Upper
ebideiter brannte beuts friib nebit nlebreren
Nebengebduoen llieOer. Serluit $4,000.
9artforb, Gonn., 16. Nop. = Gin Dem
5ru. Mattbeip 9d)alf in gfetpzDorf seb0riaes
@ebdnOe, iueld)es Don benz !Srn. Sanlnel
sSoooruff als @iiengieBerei benukt purDe,
brannte heute Ibeno gum Sbeile naoer. @s
befanben fid1 DtoOelle unb Maj9inerie i'm
sSertbe BON $4,000, iouie cine 9roBe Quanti=
tdt lonltigen Gtgertbunis in Der @ieBerei. Mar
pernlutbet 8ranoitiftung.
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Oepel6e ans eafezGitD, Minn., beriftet, oaB
bsute friib Elm Sener in Der Oortigen gtational.
banf alisbrad nno baS gauge 8afiteingebdube,
ioipie fieben anitoBenbe 5olasehdllbe 0ollitall-
olg 5erltorte. Sas Sener entlfano in Der 9rnf.
ferei oes rSentirel," uelde iid) in Denl Sanf-
gebdnoe befauo. Dfan lddtt ben @alanlmt.
psrlliit anf $4,000 nnb Die Serii6eruns aui
$4,000.
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S0g frouso1Ya.c @oeet.

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Der 9ampfer ySarabaD," mtld)er beute friib
bier anfam, litbtete nm y llbr ltute gfadz
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lpeit il Die 5ee binaus nad oer Gtelle, no Oas
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befeitt9t lporoen par. @s ipar 5lt ipdt uno 5u
itiiruli4, I'm ba0 gnbe pes Sabel8 beute nod)
SIT lanoen, jeoo6 lpirO baS gSerf wabrid)einlid)
nlorgen pollenoet tpsroen, i'm Safe baS 2Setter
9iiuItig lit.
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9aS GnOe bes reuen fransaiild)eu aaFels
irurOe I'M G llbr beute Abeno gelanOet, uuo
fiy3 baranf wuroen Stguale nit ben1 9anlpier
nSarabap" auSgetaul6tr Delfer nm Cages
anbru9 nlorgsH iriib i'll See itsd)eu mirD, I'M
Die Strbinouns nit Der Oil elmer Soje b:ieltig,
tell Nbtbciiur0 OeS t&QbelS hersuitelen.
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g. 6. 3iaa's 8etratgcrete,a ,,no
Srl1fEsf.

2ancaiter, 8, Is. gfopbr. Gu iungel
Ntann, 9iamenS 8. Y. Bind, nelfer itb nit
bam SolS= unO @straiechanSel bfid)dftigte.
entfcrnle ild) ON lebten Mittipoh aus bieler
Staot, uno e8 lteGte fid) ieitoe11 beraus, baB
ct porbcr $15 900 bis $4,000 our6 perid)e-
bene S,triigereien SulammengeidpinOelt bate.
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ner, lit ourb ieinen Sobn ruilltrt morDeu, in
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glettet baben, nro man bat rie Spur oe8 sPGr=
d)cu5 bis uafi1 Canada perfpldt
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2sernstiMte Sepeid)ett aus Nc,ps
SlNrF

Stem 0orf, 16. 9topbr. - SuliuS g
Bui9S, BON Der Sirma Bilriler & BuigS
@lacelanoidub @Smporteuran, 9tr.441, Sroao.
man, wurbe geitern inter Der 2lntlage uerbaf=
tet, Die 8egicrung Onrf gefali6te 6atturi9etne
I'M groBe Summen belduilloelt 5u babeu
0er &a0en uuO gSaarenDoratb Der Sirmu
purben nit Seldlag belegt unb BuigS in ST..
manJelllng bon Silrgi6ait Dem @efdn9niiit
itbectpielen.
- Die 0ofunerte in Se3ug auf ben BroSef
Der &e9lerlng ge9en Saul. ). Siloen tpeger
riidItdn0i9er @itfomnenteuer itno Don oeu
Sunoe8=@onmifIdr Sbiel0S Dem Sbcrbunoc5
gerid)te in 8abingtoH iibernlittelt tooroen
Sic 0ofunlente nniiaiien $40 gebruGte Seiten
- Die 2eid)e eines iun9en OtanneS murot
geltern BON eirlem Boll5iiten i'm Sarlemlee In
Obereu Sbeile oe8 Gentralparf5 arfgeiunOen
Otan 9laubt, baB Die lleberrelte oie1eni9en beE
leit benz 26. Sftober peri6uunberen Sar
Sedsr iinO uno paB Der SerItorbene Selbit
moro begtng. Seder tuobntc nabe Der Sd
Der 10. StraBe lrlO 5. Qpenue.
- Die Stiifsltauer i'll 8roOflpn erbalter
jett 20 bis % Gents pro Stlnoe, urb Die Sc.
fa1r zines lualtanbeS ld)eint abgewenbet NOR:
ben gu lein.
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9altle, ySttg OF 2Utertoa" Don 0aoanna, y9t
nina" bon Serntuoa, u9tiagara" bon 6a
panna, ySelpetia" bon &iperpool, yWalaga'
bon 9iperpool, y@itp Of MOntreal" u1b Scr
mania" bon yiOerpOol, y6erbtnauo" Dol
Wtittelmeer=6dfen fameu beute bter an.
= Der 9anlpier y@ermania" BON 9eutid-
lamb fam beute Dtorgen bier an uno bra9t
S255, 900 in Sob nit.
- BARTHOLOMEW 8ude, ga. $50, @elt, 81
StraBe, fins 9eute friib in trunfenem 3uitanOt
Strsit NIT ieiner 6rau oil, uno ais aarl 6ei
ger, iein Sfmager, iid ms Wtittel le9te, Uer,
ludte er, benielben nit eiuer 9roBe S9cere 81
eriteden. Jteiger entriB Dem Setrunfenen 81
S9eere rlnb brad)te ibn Drei Sti6munben bel
OIL nel6en 8. fait llnnlitteibar oarauf farb
Ret9er purDe perbaftet.
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an Der Cannon ltraBe ipnrben beute beftattet
Sater Sartola leitete ben yeid)engottesbienit
= Stobert Mc@initis, Gbef beS ftdbtii9ei
@ebdube- -Snlpeftionss sBiireaus, miro bon 6rl
Moroaunt Sooiue, yfr. ISL, gbeft 14.Snabe
Der 8elte6li9feit bei6ulbi9t. SObine bebaup
tet, Mc@innis bdtte ii6 in letten Septembe
BON @eorg Silnarb $3.50 fir oa8 Briuilegtilm
9epiiie 8eparatltr= 2lrbeiten au85ufibrell, be
Sablen lafien. @ine geiteru begonnene uuter
iud)ung ipurbe bis gum nahiten Donnerftag
nertnnt
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tine Don 5empfeaO anf Die ani6nioignng biz
oerbaften laIen, linn $4,000 unteriblagen 81
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les III 6luIbing uno fat Elm 3msig ,@eiddft ii
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poritano. gSGbrenO pieier ;3eit iOa 9etterel
it4 llntaidlagungen I'M erudbnten Gean1nt
betrage babeH SIT S6ulben fonnen laiicn
Der angeflagte itellt Die slnlduloiguug ent
itieOen IN Nbre6e tt!b perfi6ert; er hote iii
aud nllr einen 9ollar bon Beds @elO 81 lei
neul eigenen 9tuben perlpenbet. @r lulrOe au
Siirgidaft bin bis gum Se9inne ieineS Bro=
Seiies tpieber freigegebel.