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MISS S. FULLY.
MILLINERY I
Mrs. Il. n. YERDEN

INT-8s IL y = ~ ~ Nv
LAS THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING
Ii her customers, that she has now the most
complete stock Of MILLINER GOODS ever
brought to Jackson, selected by her personal
nets, Ribbons, Flowers Hair Work. etc.. 81
variety to suit any taste. Ladies are invited
to call aud see her assOrtmeHt. Styles all thc
latest, and prices cannot fail to please.
Oet.29, '79-1m.
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THERE rs NO STOCK IN JACKSON
4 that viii compare in Quantity or Quality
of Fine Imported FANCY AND WHITE
CHINA, Stone China, Glassware and
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS las we think
to our stock. The Largest and Beet Selected
we have ever had. Ladies, please call and
examine our stock.
s. LEMLF 4 SON.
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North Louisiana Journal. I

North Louisiana Journal.
The case of the State VS.. James S. Doug
lass, with Messrs- Reeves & Farrar and J..
d. s. Newell, of Tensas, and Gen. VIII I.
Martin, of Adams county, Miss, as counsel
for the defense, and District Attorney Steele
for the State, was called on Wednesday
morning. After the jury was empanneled
the examination of witnesses commenced and
Continued until after lamp-Iight After ar
gument by counsel the Jury retired, and re-
turned INFO Court With verdict of mot
gIilty.n
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The children of Gen, Hood have been
photographed in group. A vacant chair
stands for the little one who was stricken
with the same disease that took away her
father. These photographs are placed on
sale for the benefit of the children.
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DIV Inc UONefnOT.
HENRY c. MYERS. Secretary of State
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Atrial package of "BLACK. DRAUGHT"
free of charge at
I VI
BYRON LEMLY's.
Planters

PlanterS-
Will find line of goods well adapted to all
their wants at ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
The privilege of supplying the country trade
has been always a large and favorite branch Of
business with this firm, and is perhaps not ex-
ceeded in volume by any house in this section.
Nothing that is wanted on the farm has been
omitted from their always large and varied
stock
Their first quality of heavy brown Domestics
at 61l cents, Extra weight Osnaburgs at 10
cents; Mississippi Plaids at to 90 cents !;
Jeans, ut from - cents and upward, best quail
ty Brogans at 81 90 to 1925 Womens shoes at
prices, an unusually good and cheap line Of
Boots, and all other goods in proportion make
their stock especially attractive to friends
from the country.
ROBINSON STEVENS & Co.
Nov 3 '79-2t
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Presidential Speculations.

WHAT GOV. MARKS OF TENNESSEE SAYS
The conversation then turned on the re
cent elections. The Governor remarked
that he didn't regard the result as disastrous
to the Democratic party at all. '*If the par
ty in New York said he, "can elect all oil
its nominees except the one at whom all the
powerful opposition of Tammany was aimed,
it shows clearly that, with Tilden and Rob-
inson out New York is still !: Democratic
State. Ii the Democrats can carry New
York and Indiana, they can elect their tick
ct in 1880, and in my opinion the ticket to
do it with is Governor Hendricks of India
ma and Clarkson n. Potter of New York
To the question, ''Do you not think that
such a ticket as Bayard and Mcdonald
would be strong one, and one likely to
carry the two States of New York ard Indi-
ana. so essential to SUGGEST he responded
that Bayard was a good man and could pro-
badly carry New York, but his decided OPP
position to the free coinage of silver, which,
in his opinion, at least four-ffths of the
people of the Union favored, would render
him doubtful Candidate in some of the
South and West.
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Death of DIR. John IT. MCGEE
Lexington Advertiser.

We regret to learn that DR.. John T. Nc
Gee, a lifelong resident of Holmes County
and the Greenback nominee for State Sena-
tor, died Wednesday the 9Th inst. DIR. Nc
Gee leaves a large family, his wife and sever
al children-besides numerous relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
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Senator Lamar's mother, 4 venerable wo-
man of seventy-seven years, died at her
home in Vineville, Georgia. few days ago.
Her intellectual attainments were of the
highest order.
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The Republican majority in Pennsylvania
is probably over $4,000; in Massachusetts,
over 5000; in Wisconsin from 10000 to
%, O0O in Minnesota from 10, 900 to $4,000,
and in Nebraska about Is 900
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

MONDAY, November 10, 1879.
The following cases were affirmed:
3l33-W. p. Lewis vs.. ID. r. Dunlap.
3l42.-H. W. Kinard VS.. State of Mississippi
3153.-Joshua Green vs.. Board Supervisors,
Holmes county.
3I65.-Henrietta G. Kerr VS.. Edward Parish.
3l95.-J II. Wright ct al VS.. David Thompson.
The following cases were reversed and re-
manded:
28J4.-C. s. Simmons ct al vs.. c. f. Simmons
ct al.
314I.-Phil G. Cock VS.. c. S. Simmons eft al.
3lS3,-A J. Marshall ct al VS.. j. NJ. Futch.
3063.-R NJ. Hobson VS.. r. NJ. Edwards. Re-
versed and decree here.
1881 Hannah Ensten Extx vs.. r. J. Turn
bull, next friend &c.,-Motion to dis
miss, sustained.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

WE are authorized to announce JoHS
w McGGLL as a candidate for reelection to
the office of Mayor of the City of Jackson.
Election first Monday in January, 1880.
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A COMPLETE stock of Dress Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, and Gentlemens' Fur
nishing Goods. The best unlaunde-ed shirt at
$1OO. For sale by A. VIRDEN.
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BRIDEWELLIS
Mississippi Justice.
AN INDISPENSABLE BOOK FOR JUSTICES
IA OF THE PEACE, A. TOREEYs, PLANTERS,
MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN GENERALLY.
430 Large and closely printed pages.
Substantially bound.
Price Reduced from $500 to $500;
BY Mail, postage paid, 1926.

The sp -cial attention OF newly elected JUS
tees Of the Peace is called to this work,
which contains:
1st-Forms and instructions for all possible
cas- that may arise in a Justice Court,
Civil and Criminal.
2d-Forms of all kinds eff Deeds, Leases, Con-
tracts, Partnerships. Liens, Bonds, ETC.,
making it invaluable 70 the Merchant,
Planter, and Public Officer.
3d-The full text of the Revised Code of 1871,
and all subsequent legislation, pertain
ing TO the jurisdiction of Justice of the
Peace, as Civil aud Criminal C0urt,
with an Index to legislation Is Court
of Inquiry
4th-zAn Appendix, containing existing rates
of Taxation, Fees, and Salaries Of Public
Oficers, the time and place aud terms of
all the Courts, the Congressional and
Senatorial Districts IS now organized.
the number Of Representatives to which
each County is entitled, the vote oil the
State by Counties and Districts in 1873
1874 1910. an Alphabetical List Of Post
dfhces In the State, Postal Rules, Rail-
roads in the State, and Distances from
Station 10 Station, Dictionary of Tech
meal Legal Terms, ETC., ell thGraughfy
Indexed.
Address
POWER & BARKSDALE,
Jackson. Miss.
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For Sale or Rent.

A COMFORTABLE TWo-aYoRY RESI-
n DENCE, and about Ave acres of ground,
including ysnng Orchard. in the South part
Of The CITY, about quarter Of mile from the
Edwards House. on the New Orleans Eailroad.
Apply to JOHN HEAPHY, at McDonnalls'
Foundry, to c. Cummings.
Nov s f79-2wS
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Encounter of Editorial Wits.

Alas, poor Horn,
His breast is torn.
With frustrated ambition;
His hopes are down,
He's been done Brown,
But he has left-contrition.
Wright in Vicksburg Herald.
Alas for Wright
And his sad plight
Since his Vicksburg Convention,
He's been emily ''bnsh,"
And now beat by Josh
And nothing left-to mention.
Horn in Meridian Mercury.
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MEAT MARKET.

UTM. ALBRIGHT WISHES no ugFORlg
Wv the public that his market Is open o Che
sale o. all kinds of FRESH MEAT ANA 8AU-
SAGES at his old stand Jig the Stone MniIaiHT
where he win De pleased q see old frieas
and new ones. HIS market 8 open IN t
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If you need Blankets, Flannels, Jeans, Cas-
simeres or dry goods of any kind. Call at
A. VIRDEN.
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Query: Why will people suffer with
indigestion when BLACK DRAUGHT"
~ill sure them?
For sale by BYRON LEMLY.
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STAPLE and Fancy Groceriess Cigers, Tebae.
90 and SNUFF Sole agent for Southern Home
Flour, apd Lucy Hinton EObaeco.
A. vmDHN.
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WHAT SENATOR BECK, OF KENTUCKY, SAYS

~, 'Personally;n he says, Il amt am for Hancock H s
don't want him and won't have him. 1t
may be that Horatio Seymour or Sanford
E. Church will come to the front. Bayard
will be weak, because even with a solid
South and the vote of New York, the De-
mocracy are not out of the woods. They
need Indiana, and Bayard would not be a
popular candidate with the people of that
70 -
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W. Q. LowD,
j. s. HAMILTON,

I y
The report was received and licenses grant
ed to the persons named upon payment of 5000
each and fling proper bonds. Petitions of l..
Fragiacomo, Mrs. H. Cohen, V. Dornes, Ed
wards House Company, H. Muller & Son and
Chris. Hinckle to retail vinous and spirituous
liquors received and referred to proper COM
m ttee.
Petition of Stewart Patterson to lelse
grounds at Pearl River Bridge, referred to
Committee on Public Buildings.
No further business the board adjourned.
JOHN McGILL, Mayor,
HARRIS BARKsDALE, City Clerk.
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LNN- INN1 u Ut
E. H. REFER, City Collector.
Sections REPORT WHITE

Sections REPORT (wHITE.)
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men, of the city of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN have the honor to make the
following report as sexton for the white peo-
pie for the m 0nth of October, 1879:
October %, Mrs. Maggie Kelly, age 80 years,
purpural convulsion.
Respectfully,
PHILIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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CArf krfSs lzpna Is cents . Il %. Far pAaa
81 4. Vlapns
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LETTER list

List of Letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week end
ing November II, 1879.
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SECTIONS REPORT (coLoRED.)

JACKSON, Miss, November l, 1879.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men, of the city of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
mortality among the colored citizens during
the month of October, 1879:
October G. Pennie Fox, age "A years, gener4
al debility; County of Kinds.
October i, Mary Ambush, 4years III months,
congestive fever.
October 10, Sophia Forbes, age "a years,
malarial fever; County of Kinds.
October IA, Emma Hicks, age 3 months.
Hives
October a, Sylvia Tapley, age 85 years, gen.
eral debility.
October ., Rose Mulberry, age 81 years,
fuX.
October u, John Bradford, age 20 years
heart disease.
Respectfully submitted. your OFT. serv't.
Tony BARNES, City Sexton.
Mr. Spengler, chairman, reported the fol-
lowing claims as correct, and they were
allowed:
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Persons calling for any Of the above letter.
win please say advertised
W. H II. GKEEs, Postmaster
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Calhoun Missed Fire for the First
Time.

Calhoun has at this election for the first
time since the war elected other than Dem
oeratic members to the Legislature. Prob
ably it Is best for us; we have not appreeia-
ted the victories we have achieved. There
il one thing certain, we will not again give
the opposition chance of taking the ad-
vantage ne eoncede to them that that il
their privilege and Of course they were glad
enough 70 take it
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1T affords us pleasure to find such para
graphs as this, in late Chicago paper

IT aHOru5 US pleasure 70 md SUCH para
graphs az this, in late Chicago paper:
STRAwBERRIEs.-Som unusual in
this trade noticed this morning on the
arrival of one case of as fine strawberries as
has been seen this season, and being so great
rarity and curiosity that the receivers
were obtsining 81 90 per quart for the same
These berries were grown by DIR. HI. E. Nc
Kay, of Madison, Miss, and he states that
he has in bearing condition fully ten acres,
and that should the weather hold warm ten
days longer liberal quantity will be ready
for market, and he expects about the usual
quantity rs a crop.
5000 pair Boots and Shoes, including full
line Of Zieglers Shoes for Ladies, Misses and
Children. At A. VIRDEN's.
If
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE,
.ioago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.


Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad
GoTSG SoUTH-Mail, 1915 A. NJ.
Mixed, 7:3O A. NJ
Way Freight, 6:15 A. NJ
Through Freight 1920 A. NJ.
GOING NORTH-Mail, 1890 A. NJ
Mixed, $50 r. NJ
Through Freight, 400 P. NJ.
Way Freight, $50 p NJ
JAS. G. CLARKE, General Manager
w P. MCKINLEY, Division Sup't
F CHANDLER, Gen1 Passenger Agent
JoHS A. WEBB, Local Agent
vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
GoISG EAsT-Leaves Vicksburg $50 p. II.
Arrives at Jackson, 1920 NJ.
Leaves Jackson, 1915 A. NJ.
GofSG WEsT-Leaves Meridian, $40 p. n.
Arrives at Jackson, l:25 A. NJ.
Leaves Jackson, lao A. n.
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Go1SG WEsT-Leaves Jackson, GAS A. NJ
Returning, Tvs Wick
burg at 200 P. NJ.
-Arv. at Jackson, at 5:35 P. NJ.
f. F. RAWORTH, Gen1 Supt
GEO. D. LAWRENCE, Assist Supt.
JSO. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent
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LOOK AT

OUR GREAT CARPET EXHIBITOR. the won
y der Of the age, and see samples Of CAR
PETS--all grades-at positively NEW YORE
WHOLESALE PRICEs.
We have also received large and carefully
selected stock OF
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RreIfe Grufraife.

Die Glagen ii0er tiird)terltd1e ytoth IN
Gnalano ,usrfen tmrier oringeneer. Sm 6fz
lidlen Ebstle BON eonoon aIeln lebeu 10000
Wteniden, ipeId]e entmeOer balo ausipanbern,
ODER uerbHn9ern miiIen. Sn Sbeiftelo ,uoh
usn Snnperte broololer arbelter, obne Slit
Der, obne Observation-Disclosures uno ohne
Sdub gegen bic &dlte De8 gSlnters. allies,
mas ite pslaBen, ,purbe periebt ODER o,rfauft,
nm ben momentaneu 9unser su fii1en. gfur
burh Die unterftiituus, iueldbe Den Irmen
anltlib su Sbell niro, lit eS nod nl1gtid, ne
am 2eben 3u erbalteu. Geid sraueuboit
lauten bic Bsribte aus fait allen 3beilen ceS
einft 10 reid1en nno gliidlthen SnieireidlS.
Die gelhdftsftoduns Der lesten Sabre uno Die
iiberaus rese Gonfurren, Der Ser. Staaten
haben bem @e,perbfleiee unb Dem GIfolse
@n9lano's einen StoB uerieet, Don benz es
ii1 nod iauae ntft miro erholen fDnnel, eS
tit iogar m6altf), oab Die Slitbeseit Der eng
lild)en S1bnifrie fir tmmer noriiber lit.
@luer1 greueu Sontrait 3u ben gauisnben
uno Ibsrtauienben brob. uuo beIhditisun9s.
loier arbe1ter biloet ole ensltide bDbe @slit.
lidfeit nit ihrem immenieu @runobefibe.-
Uian ioue es faum fiir slaublId balteu, oaB
IN einem aui letne Snteillgenj nnb leipe pu-
ilianitdt 10 tolseu eanoe 10 iiirdterlid)e Sc
aeniaBe eriliilen f0nnen. g8ie utsle Sauienne
armer Eamilien t1nnteu 5ufrieoen Mnb gliif
lid BON Dem 9eloe leben, melteS nur BON
etnem Suteno feiiter flerlfer idbrlid) per-
braudht miro! Wtau leie nur, mas iolgenbe
$5erren BrGlaten Der eusliiden Sirfe labflih
an @ebalt be;iebeu:
Ser Gr3btldof uon Canterbury erbdlt $78,.
600, Der bon Dorf $4,000, Ger Siihoi uon
Qonbon $4,000, Der uon Durham $4,000,
Der Don sGiuheiter $4,000, ber BON Glp
$27 900, iets Sli96!e erbalten jeSer iabrlid
$25, 900 II. |. 10.
Aehnlid perbdlt es iidJ nit betn @runbbe-
iite. Son att Ysriouen beitt leoe mebr, ais
100000 4der, unb Al Yerlonen bebeu ie
100000 Nder. Belonosrs l1l,mm iisht ea
in Shottlano aus, no ganss S,ifrlfte fat
entpOlfert fino uub OILS 9S'lopnfe uoH ben
,boheu Seriihaftsn" beuntt peroeu.
Gs beitben Der Ser;og Don Sutberlanb
1.358,425 Idsr, Ser;og bon Surleigb uno
Gueensbnrp 469, ,26O, Cir San.es Wattelon
4O6 1910, Carl pon greaoalbane 372, ,729,
Carl bon Seaielo 363,s9l, 9er,os bon 0tld,
nlono 286, ,467, Carl bon Sue 257 ,652, Atfr.
Matbeion 222 ,4S3, Ser,og bon 8tbo1 1884,
$40, 6er;oI uon Seponih;re 103, l21, Sgrsog
BON 9forhumberlauo 1861 unO 9erio9
BON arapa 175, ,114 Ncfer.
Taft Der selammte @ruubbeit 9eb6rt einiz
gen tpenisAn Jteiden, udbreno Die eisentll=
hen 0dnobebauer ihren 9ebuaterren bobs
Ba1tlobue Su sablen baben. gEie IS nit
Der Snburie uno ben @elperben ftebt, bclclz
rem uns Die triibeu gfa9rd)ten, tuelde taft
taatGslidJ etnlaufen. Oas nunniiirlid)e Ser
hdltuiB ;ruiideu slrm uHo 9tetd) bat in @rs=
iauo lelnen 9Dbepuntt erreidt. Sb cine Sri.
iis beporiteht, uerosu mir uiclleiAt balo &C.
mug erfabren.
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Sagesneaisfeitet.
EGtttoriette, telesrapbiid,e unt aBedieibfatters
Rptt,en.l

Sn 8 lila. Waii., bot ein sespiiier Ssn,
rb sSi!liams ietnen g Sdlmlegerio b n
Ber9tftet, nm ieine godte- uon Dem Siun,
fenboloe 5M bet1eien.
Sn Gnrefa, @al., bat ein Srunfeubolb
in eiuem 1ufalls DON Delillum Sremens ieine
8efaunten, lhn 81 erid)ieBen. Dieielben
slaubtep, cine quite @slesenbeit Su baben, Ium
lhnl oas 2afer abSu9ep6bnen. Sie banbsn
ihm UNI Die Auaea eiH Sud uno fuallten b,d)t
usr isinem aopfe einen Eeuercrdder los. Ser
ssrl pur5elte wie tobt III Boben i'm @laubeu,
er ie, ourd,'s Dera geidoisn. Gs foitsts elnsn,
ibneI berbelsernfeuen AfSte eine poue Stuaoe
,3eit, ben Yiaun lpieber 5ur geTununl 3n
mluseu, unb ieine Rslpsn rparsu 10 eri1it.
teri, paB itlne Bteosrhsriteaung elue sanse
BOde lang 3neifelpait mar.
= Die Bliefe bes berabmten ensliihen Sci.
.tunss. &orreippnneHtet forbe 8
ans Snoie1 foaeil oeraouoonsr . Datigytsmse.
uiel @elp..' Jeae Briefe rper0en sh $I.12
Gents pro Bort yad1 GuslaHo telssrapbirt.
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Sas ySetter. - Ste ygplarspelle" int
Sff0en.

Rem- -Srleaus,4. 51nuar. - Gin nit
Sd)loBsn permiidter Gegeu berrl6te beute
ben eau;en Sag in bieier Stabt.
Sldsbur9, Wlii., 4. Sanuar. - Seds
3oa Sfnee in oieisr 9egeno.
Sbrepep Ga. i, 4.Sanuar.- 3rpGlf
3ea S6uee ino i'm oisier Staot gsfaGen uno
bns Gbermoneter itett mehrere Grub unter
oem @eirierpunfts. Der SEQ Hirer III nit
Sreibeta sefIllt,
Ofaguolla, Wtii.. 4. Sanuar. - Grei
3oa Sduse ituo bier 8eiuneu, uuO Der S6nes.
iturm balert fort.
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SShlte 0liuer ii 5ugsfroren. Gin beftt9er
Sfnseiturm tuiitbet.
9elena, 9rf., 4. Sauuar. - Gin
Sfnesiturm niitbet in oielcr @esenb. Ser
YhiiiIippi gent NIT idmsrem Greibe,e.
-W 0 rfolf, Vtrg., 4. Sanuar. - Sie
lebte 9taht mar Die idItefte lett Sabreu. Die
Sdlffobrt 1T beindbe 9an;lid unterbro hen.
Sufiouptle, 6la., 5. Slnulr.-Bah
renO Der Ieeten Nad1t fIut Regen, Uermlidt
nit Shlolien, Gin, uuo bas Shsrmometsr iiel
bis aai 80 @rab iiber Nuu. 9ante Morsen
pareu ole @egenitdnoe i'm 6rsien BON eiuer
oiinneu 9tSbede iibersogeu, mas iid) isit
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her -uid,t ereignet bat. Utdu iiird)tst, Dab
bic Oranseu- uno loaitiseu Obftbdume S1a
ben gsl,tteu babeu. gine bct,ddtt,d)e Guan
titdt Stnee iel 10 tpsi. iiinlid) als Dupont,
@a., uno Die beute friih aus Sauaunab, @a.,
anldngeueen Siise lparen mt S9uee be.
osdt. @tnise 8lodeH fislsn seitern in bitter
@elenS.
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lisber bcn u8enereus Dr." 9sospals
len nlatt Gle Ueiil. Bot" folsenoe SeMers
funaeu: ,,Sn Brouioencs. 8.<S., madat ge<
ssnmdrtis Or. @has. Z. 5oapalleg BON fid)
rereu. Der Mann beiBt jebeuTals uripriins.
lid &oienthal uno lit Elm 6ebrder. st bat
aber aus etuem @runoe, cen mir uermutben,
aber nld,t anseben mollen, ieinen @lauben &C..
mehiell mo siekt jstt oils hrtitlther Yrsoiger
in ten9ieuen8lano-Staaten umhsr.@r bat itb
nid,t auf Stolen gsbettet. Der Wann bat cine
Bersapgepbeit, on Die er fih nieht germ erin
merit, aber anbere 4eule beicrgen Das iiir ibn
Mnb MAIDEN lbm Oas 2eber Iauer, oos er iif
10 i9Su geoaht bate. gr idlrieb fiirilih on
Die Yrouioencs YreB," baB er alleroinss oas
8ergangsne bsbauere, aber ieit ieiner 8eieb,
rnne babe er eineu d)riitliben 2sbensmannei
9efdbrt, nno cine Ansabl pr0teltantiIher Yre.
/ bigger beseugt ibm Das auh. ggie miro fid,
oiee 6rutt wobl< nod entpuppen?"" Die
ySemilbs 1imes" bat bereits por Sabr uup
Sas ben bobtn seiitlid,eu 9srrsn, 1oelde Fd,
ais Rrotettoren oieies photographers elneS
> Befebrfsha auiipielen, in elmer Reths bon
Artifeln geiagt, oaB oer genannte Yurihe Elm
Shmiuoler Hno Betr18er erien Ndn8es 1T.
Jpp bod fabrt man fort, benz ldubern Sc,
isllen be Yrfrosatlpea Der driftIihen 3an5si
einsuydlntsnl
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Sas SpaioIe llcbeI I'm ct. QnitiS.

8 [ Z u 8, 4. Sanuar. = Der Sta0t,
roth BON St. gouis, ruelhsr fidl lett mehreIen
Wodben nit oer 6ruse int SetrsH oes iosialen
usbels befadftiste. nabn, beute elm amenoe-
ment su Dem Staot Srelbrisie an, ruslabss bic
NpuisipalbebSroe beuolmdGtlst, s,ne eou<
trOllrsnrs aufFat iibsr Die 8tonitutionsbdus
fer in Der Slaot ~ fiihren. 9ieie Initalten
erbalien burh bieies 4meubement, iiber osfien
snosiilti9s Innahme iibrigeus am ;petten
Dieniase i'm Wdr, bur9 5ffsntlihe abftial<
n,ung ertihleben peroen ion, seluifier Wabeu
eineu a.ieblldleu Statu8.
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SeiTentttd,er Gmpjan9 So Gbren els
mes beQua0tafsu Sfr6fltmGS.

3 7 0 n 4. Sann0F. = IN Der Batnea
Memorial. .!0ake" fanb ssffern abeuO eln ;u
Gblen 6. $. 6enuoob's peranifllteter 0fient4
Iiher @mpfaus itatt, tueltem cine sroBe Uteu.
iiiennlense belluobnte. 5enpouO wuroe be'
fanntiit unldnslt III bret Sabren @eiangulB.
bait uerurtheilt. neil er Elm ob!e0nes Berf,
peldsS esn Ramen DCupid's Jokes" fiitrte,
Smh bic Boit uerbrettete. Ct rpuroe isbod,
nad iedsu,onntltter 0aft burd ben BraNOen.
ten pages begnaoigt. yghrw." s. sc. &.
8abcod uno Anbsre bieIteu Geoen, in tpsls
den iie 5rn. Gntbonp Gomfod bitter oenun-
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Wieorieer gSaiferftano IN, Selas
if10i,f.

Bbilabeta ia, 4. Sanuar. - Der
non Ybilanslpbia mad, Antmerpen beitimmte
Oampfer ,Nsberlano" iit auf ben @berrp.
Stats bel gSilmlHatou, GEL. auIssfdhrcn uno
mug oas Stsigen bes Gluiies ermarieu, che er
ieine Batrt fOrtisten fanu. Su 8olse Der
anhalteaoeu y1orou,eitwluoe Der ltsteu paar
Sage itebt oas Eafier i'm unteren Gelapare
piel nlepIissr, oils 8ew6bnIif. Der BON bler
uad) 9ioe1pool ab9egansene 9ampfer .Sli
nois" ltest auf Dan gafeI's SboaIs, 20 Uieis
len re,tsr IlnBabplrts, ieif.
0elapare I'm ter, 8. Sat-
Der Dampfer rSuinois" wurae beute fritb
iioit uno itad se9en Diittas IN Gee.
Ser Dampier yWeSerlanb" lit ebenialls
tpieber floti seporeen, tpiro icopd uabrjhe.u.
ltt burh bas @i5 seSwunSsu werDen, iiber
ytatt Dor Mpfer su geheu.
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DermtfdJte ,Depefa3ets aas saesps
@Orf&

Gew.Oorf, s. Sanuor. Gin betugtsr
Maun, iuelhen man iir ben in Gr. s17, Sf.
78. StraBe, ipobhhafteu Sanles Qie4rtbur
hdlt, tpuroe bsutt irib ais 2sidbe auf einsm
Shaeehaufeu au Der 80. StraBs 9eiuuoeH.
Gr iDa mdbrenb Der Nddt erflor
9 ~ Gin fle,uee aiuo Der Gtau 9ennp in
greoflgn stiror bsute irtb TN 8ette nebsn
ieiuec Diutter.
-9eate iinb bic Dampfer Labrador" Don
oaprs itnb nAbpiFnia" bon alDupOol bier
aHgelonImeH.