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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

Gov FosteI, Of Ohio, Gays he would
accent a denomination. but will not
seek to obtain it. It's believed he will
be renoninated without opposition.
The democrats talk Of nominating Hon.
w. S. Groesbeck, and, being greatly
encouraged by the result Of the spring
elections, have determined to make
hard fight for the State ticket.
Baltimore has very good credit. For
four per cent. city bonds she obtained
premiums on Tuesday that will pay the
interest on the bonds for nearly two
years. Practically she will get the
money without interest for two years,
and will then begin pay four per cent.
at time when it Is possible the market
rate Will be considerably higher
Phila. Ledger.
The name OF ex-senator Robert Z.
Wilhers is mentioned in connection with
the conservative nomination for Cover
nor of Virginia.
Mr.. Jay Gculd's check to Col.
Thomas A. Scott for his Texas Pacific
stock, which was one of the largest ever
drawn On an individual account, was
written on a piece Of letter paper, and
read: Fourth National Bank OF the
CITY Of New York: Pay 10 the order
ofThomas A. Scott two million four
hundred thousand dollars. (e2, 400, OOO).'
This amount. it is understood, was the
payment in full cf the sum paid by MIR.
Gould for all the right, title and interest
Thomas A. Scott had in the Texas
Pacific Railroad Company, and (which
corporation Nc. Gould was recently
elected president.
Mt. WAsHINGroN, n. H., April i6.
Il has been sno~iug here siuce Tia
afternoon Of the lib ias.aut. Thef' is
more snow Oh The summit aud tue iii S
are greater than n a1y time before this
winter. We have log barometer, a
Temperature Of fourteen degrees and
wind velocity of 100 miles fron the
northwest.
A young man named VIM. Peters has
been arrested on the charge OF having
murdered S mon Paw paw, in Boietourt
Va, in March last. II IS sail
tie men were suilors Tor the same |
young lady.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

THE DAKOTA SUFFERERS. The ice
oorae On the Missouri river, which has
filled the liver channel tor a distance oil
thirty miles in Dakota Territory, and
flooded the bottom lands, has causeS
great suffering among the farmers
the flooded district. According TO-,
report of the committee appoint ~.
ascertain the exten. of the loss Wv
condition cfthe people. made ho',om
ton the settlers on large areos obo,ruc.
lands submerged by water 80 -
ted by ice have lost all IT, S sOs,,ia a"0
in addition may of -, .on.os
churches. stores at .cOO '', Co s"-o
Even Whole villag are SAD 10 S nave
Eve" - ~ sm Groups of families
Deeh s"' ~ "" t refuge in large build
when n" n IA .,,44eiplessly imprisoned in
'1sS are &c te. It is estimated that
w .s'lsand people have been driven
seven ,ir homes, and at least one-half
.' - m left entirely destitute. Help
olsked for planting. Such contribu-
5ns as may be offered will be received
at Yanktou, Dakota, by the committee,
Of which Gov Hand is the chairman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
"A Terrific Gale.


Boston, April ia terrific gale
from the northeast, with snow, sleet
and rain, has prevailed SINCE last night
and three schooners, two fishermen and
a coaster, are ashore in the harbor.
NEWPORT, r. L., April l5.-The
storm was quite severe in this vicinity
last evening. This morning considera'
BILE snow fell. Several boa.S in the
harbor were driven ashore aud num-
Der of large and valuable trees were
blown down. The United States train
ing-ship Minnesota will be obliged to
remain IN the outer harbor until sufii-
Gent dredging is done to admit of her
anchoring near Coasters Harbor IS
land.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, April ia
gale commenced here at about 9 O'Clock
last night and blew furiously through
out the night and this morning. A
large amount Of snow fell. The sloop
Jennie Preston, Of Boston, at anchor III
the lower harbor, parted both her
chains and was driven ashore at the
south part of the town. A large two
masted schooner is ashore on the other
beach, between Saguish and Clark's
island. The sea is breaking over her.
Men from the hfe-saving station at
Guernet are assisting her.
WEST RANDOLH, w. April IA
severe snowstorm prevailed through out
central and northern Vermont. Sever
a inches have fallen here. AT Box
bury. on the Central Vermont line, the
Snow Is a foot deep on level, and in
the adjoining town it lies two feet deep
with good slelghing.
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Pretty Deep.

Anderson, w. VA. April IA, 81.
Editors DAILY Dispatch: Being sub
scriber to your daily paper 1 take the
liberty to send the following news
Item:
"Thirty.ave miles north Of White
Sulphur Springs, a. Cold Knob, near
Cherry river. in Greenbrier county, the
snow is sixteen inches Deep
have the aboye from reliable
man, and can vouch for the same
Very respectfully,
c.. COOPER, NJ. D. and
Captain JNo. 6. LoBBAM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

CINCINNATI, April ia dispatch
from Memphis, Tenn. says: Five
weeks ago two tfamps stopped with a
family named Davis, on St. Francis
river, IS miles south of Memphis, and
a week ago, while the elder and youn-
ger Davis were absent, the tramps
eloped with their wives, going down
the river in a flatboat. The younger
Davis started in pursuit on the steamer
McCread and overlook the party camp
ing on the bank of the river. Persuad-
ing the captain to slow up, he stepped
on deck and shot dead the tramp who
abducted biz wife, Getting of at the
next landing be returned and iosnd the
dead mar deserted. A pardon was
found 10 bis pocket showing him to be
an Illinois convict named Clark.
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lGSGRIPIIlI AND PllIGREE.

"THE COLONEL"is a dspple IRON gray, Weighing
vhen three years old on his arrival from France,
1880 lbs. and weighed the 10th OF October, 1859,
1890 lbs. 1873 1885, lbs, and March oath, 1887,
1850 lbs, March 2lth, 1885,, 1910 lbs, and meas.
ures is hands inches IN heiyh is square and
full An quarters, doce and sound IN every respect.
His colts are usually gray, with white stripe ia the
face and not coarse OF rough, but OF quite hnish-
ed appearance. He walls over i've miles per
hour, trots square and smooth and has me, liyely
He was foAled At Courtevain, the 18th OF April,
1868, by Sleur dEpide, belonging to N. Gsnnets,
who took the premium Of the FIRST prize at
Chartrss at the exhibition Of 1858. and sired by
Empereur, belonging 10 N. Desvauxrose Of Cour-
vile. Rurs ct Loire, who took premium at liers
In 1851, at Eyreux IN 1863, and Iiliers In 1905.
(Siqned) The Mayor Of Cernays Bondeau, France,
April, 1868. nr-,,,r
April 1S.--6t. hsEhnstovn' Va
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the IMPORTED
PERCHER0I NORMAN STALLION.
"THE COLONEL"

- have engaged this fine horse Of NJ.
IA Ficklin for the season Of 1881, ending
w the lat Of July, aud bis stands will be
U0Av fixed to BEST suit the patrons, and
will soon attach to bills slip stating his
circuit between New Market and near Woods eek,
making the route in each u days His terms will
be for each mare for the season TWELVE DOL
LARS, but II paid before the first Of July ten
dollars will be accepted, and II will be really but
ian dollars only II so paid. Mares that MAJ have
failed last season to The colonel may have this
season for but FIVE dollars, il paid within the
season, otherwise they viii be collected other
urares for the season. lie will be limited TO sixty
mares, and is more than an average sure fOsl-
getter and was never IN better plight and vigor.
Mr. 8. Ficklin, says: have besn b. eeding and
lsing these horses on my farms since 1866, and
they hkvs as a breed and fixed type, no equal. I
have ridden behind this breed Of horses in the
Male Pos e. Diligence and Omnibus, at from
20 IL miles an hour, IN France, and saw them st
all work. and my experience with the two stations
and two mares imported in 1905 and their de-
scendsnts fully sustain them, and the stations
cross well or better with hali-brea Percheron
mares but a half-bred stallion produces but
mongrel and liable to breed irregular, and not
with hxity Of type the pure bred sires usually
produce-nssrly all, too, bring grays, and Of good
sizs and harness qualities.
II may n u suit old time ways but late years eI-
nerlence hAs settled It that the service should be
bv Ihe 50 ason only, and owners Of mares win
probably be mere careful with them. have sold
two. and have twelve stations TO be In use this
season. and only by the season. Two were i'm
nortsd and the others raised by me, and are for
sale on easy terms and their services are put low
10 suit the reduction in values.
some point 10 the depressed prices in horses,
which does not apply to fulslzed draft animals,
as the supply is short Of the demand. and the colt
cones into moderate use at two aud half and
aud three years old and before that time be hopes
for still better days. and we will then be ready for
them with colts raised at an imyerceptible cost,
and self-supporting at work after two and half
al
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

\ CHARLIE Ross IN ENGLAND
Col. John W. Forncy, Of Philadelphia,
has lust received letters from two gen
tlemen in England, the first Of whom
writes 10 say that be believes be has
found Charlie Ross, willie the second,
who is well known to Col. Forney,
vouches FIR tie reliability Of the writer
and Joins in the expression OF the belief
that the lost son of Christian X. Ross
has been found In England. The boy
is in the village OF LOughton, a suburb
Twelve miles distant from the city OF
London. A woman who has him IN
charge passes him off as her son
George, but the letters assert that the
boy says his name is not George, but
Charlie Ross; that the woman is not
his mother, and that he was brought
FROM America in big ship. The mat
er will be thoroughly investigated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

u. UkGINIA RAILROAD
a Keeling wv. Va.) dis
y :. Eastern syndicate pro-
p po.S' 70 70 BID railroad from that place
r. Cbarle.on, W. Va, a distance oil
100 n,;,s, ss soon as local company
;,h ,bich it can contract is organized
~. road is to be known as the Wheel
20, Parkersburg and Charleston Rail-
road. Incorporators were selected
Wednesday, and steps were taken to
make survey Immediately. All that
s asked Of the local organization is the
right of wav. The road will be stand
ard gauge and will connect at Charles
on with the Chesapeake and Ohio road.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
The Dead Lock.

The dead lock still continues in the
Serate. At present there seems to De
no probability Of the passage oil the
resolution which changes the officers oil
the Senate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

If they think to turn the edge Of Ma
homes treachery by puerile sophistries
about the debt question, they are mis-
taken. No, gentlemen, the next can
yass will turn on the socia! question. 1t
will be question of self preservation ;
and it's going to be red.bot. In that
canvass those whe are not for US will be
against Us. And to our open enemies
and our hating friends alike we say.
sWhen you hear the Locomotive blow
Get Of tie rack. - Lynchburg I'D,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20

Hut SPRING, ARK, April l5.-Dur-
ing a thuBder- storm last Wednesday,
Dallas Alexander, young farmer living
near here, Was instantly killed by light
ninO
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WANTED.

Afev good men 10 canvass Rockingham, shen-
ands.e and Page eonutics. To i've, snsrgetie
men who can furnish horse and harness oOoD
WAGES viii b. paid At tn close o. saee wse1 hoy
50 HARRIS0NBUka,V Va.
Ap. est pd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
DRIvATE OR PUBLIC SALE
i OF VALUABLE GRAZING FARM.

DRIvATE OR PUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE GRAZING FARM.
We offer At private sale the farm situated In
upper Powell's Fort, Shenandoah County Va.
which was devised to Caroline Blackford BY Vim.
Stembergen Sr.
CONTAINING 236 ACRES,
more or less.
This is very fine grazing land. and produces
good crops Of hay, part being very fair farming
land for corn, oats, H.. 1t is accessible 10 the
main Valley Of Shenandoah and Page by good
reads
Terms will be made known to parties on sp-
pliestion.
II not previously sold privately, the above de-
scribsd land will he offered at public sale 70 the
highest bidder, IN front Of the Court House In
Woodstock, shenandoah county Va. at II O'Clock
y. on
SATURDAY, MAY 7th, 1881.
Parties desiring to purchase or wishing further
information please address
WALTON L WALTON Attys.,
for Caroline Blackford,
Woodstock, Va.
Apr. D-2t.
r. c. HOsHOUR Auctionser.
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OF A one HALF
U vi DED lN1IREsT IN HOUSE
AND LOT, on MAIN STREET
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.

Nv virtue Of dsed Of Trust executed oy VIM
AZ Bsnnett add wife on the Stat day Of July 1889,
and duly rscos dad on page e. OF deed book No. $,
IN the county clerkS once Of Shena ndoAn county
10 secure debt OF $4,000 due william 2. Laucn,
by bond bearing date July 18th 1883, ana certain
other debts therein described the =,
y q stlckley substii Hted trustee ia the place OF
Moses Walton Trustee resigned, as per order OF
the county court Of said county 81 Us FEBRUARY
Toru, 1871 will on
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-04-20
TERMS OF SALE:

As agreed BY the parties, one third cash on The
d.v Of ale. and.the residue In two equal annual
ins,sIlmenis for which the purchaser 70 give
oonds with good personal secur bearing interesi
rom date aud tho title 10 be aimed as additional
.scns Nv NATL all the purchase money Is paid
"''S ~ ~ Il. q. STICKY,
M, aO-.a- 4n Substituted Trustee.
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WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA,

Oners his professional services to the citizens
Of oodstock and vicinity. He has had several
years experience in the practice Of his profession,
and he is provided with all Of the latest improved
instruments. He is prepared TO perform all opera
lions on the mouth and teeth in scientific man.
nsr. He will visit parties at their homes In town
or country when desired.
~ Dental rooms Main street one door North Of
the residence Of Moses Walton, Esq.
April 10th, '81.--h
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Normal School.

will teach At Woodstock, Va. Normal School
commencing Immediately after hsrVest and con-
timing SIX weeks for S6 per scholar. The day Of
opening will be announced. l viii also take
teachers or others for this remnant Of my prereni
session on special terms. Refer to my patrons.
April 2oth, 8l.-tf. B. +. HODGE.
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a GENTS WANTED for the Boat aud FASTEST.
~ selling Pictorial Books aud Bibles. Priesa re-
'S''' Nssioosl PUBLISHING Co Phns.P.
March "a, 'ai.-sm,
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 4.h 1881,

before the court house door, proceed to sell Al
pubc auction 10 the highest bi oder, the properly
eonveyed By said deed, consisting Of one nail
undivided interest IN certain house Aaa 10y On
sans that g now occupied by William M. Ben
nett and family.
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R. c. HosHoUR Auction.er.
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iyrod er nit benz lanften Nusbrud ieiner

iprud, er nit benz (anften ausorud ielner
melpbil den Stimme:
llnb peihs QntnDrt wsrePn Ste Dem
Wanne sstsn, ben einjis uno allsin nnr
Der 0unlh fur Sbr 3sitises uno emises
@otl su Sbnen s,flprt q Mas perosn
Sie belhlisbens
S5ne bas 5aupt gu erbeben. entsssnets
Mabetsine lanaam unp immsr nod nls
nit ihweren @seantsn ringsnp.
@ie retsn tn elmer 5praae su mir, Die
mir bisber freuie ssblistsn Sbre 9Boite
trafen mid gu mdd'ti3, ale rab ib fis isss
fhon in iarer aan,:n aeptutunB fahsa
fGnnte. 9alfen fs mir 3st: mid su lom'
meln, nit mir feIter ms Rlare gu tommsn,
bann min ih Sbnsn antportsn - penn
i'd aud nidt gu bssreifen psrmas, mas
mid ta,u trsibt, NOD, mas sinsn Jremoen
peranlaisn lam. in folder erniisn mat,
nenben Deife In metn Qebsn etn3u5rsifsn.
-Wer ifnb 9ie2
gBieber BOB 1s ben arpf uno panete
ben Blid nit tinsm Nusprud ron Sanger
Jurht unb 5rfube 6slir ,u.
(Gortiebuns fuIst)
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- ueber bic Garab &rapalle in
Sbella tpirb iebt sldberes beri6tet.
Sarab 8ernbarbt mar i6on in ben
erfen Worsenitunoen bes 25. Nobember
gemarnt iporoen, ms Sbeater gu fab
ren; man beabli6tige 10 bieB es in
bem BON einem iunsen Mdb6en ibrer
2ammer3ofe iibergebenen 8riefe-, ibre
8rillanten su iteblen. Sie &iinitlerin
mari bas S6reiben untpillig bel Seite.
@egen Nlittag lieB lib BEL lift cine
arme Srau melben, tpelbe er3dblte, baB
man plane, iie beute 9beno gu attaqui=
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5 Gubel uno CAB ben 8efebl, 9eiemanb
mebr, ber in d6nli6er Miilion fdme,
borSula1en. Snl 2aufe bes gfa6mittags
langten abermals 2 8riefe an, lit benen
BON elmer geplanter Suoenperfolgung,
oeren erlies Opfer @arab 8ernbarOt
lein iolle, Die &eoe mar. Sebt puroe
Die &iinitlerin ansltli6. u2aNen mir
Die 8riaanten beim 9ireftor", iaste
iie; ufalls man es auf einen Raub abz
geiebeu, tpiro man ni9ts Bel mir
finben." Sie 8oriteaung sing gldn=
5eno bon Staten. v9llln, mas mirb
man nit mir lna6en?" fragte iie balb
la6enb ben eriten 2iebbaber, Bet iie
nab beenbeter gorfel1ung in ibrer
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Srillanten in Si6erbeit?" fragte bieler.
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had i6rem 6otel gu begleiten. aaum
bate oer Wagen ungefdbr 600 SUP
sariidselegt, als er pl6blib aufgebalten
ipuroe. rNieosr nit Der Siioin!"
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Peiti6enbieben auf ben 8asen einz
brana. Wonlieur Oaria rief Dem
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&ofielenfer bieb auf bic pferbe eim,
tbellte na6 re6ts unb linfs tuu6tige
9iebe aug, Die Menge serltob, in raienr
Der Gile iagte Der Wagen babin. 8Dr
Dem !6otel bate ii6 ein 9luflauf gebil=
bet. Oie 2eute belagerten ben @agen,
ioblten, Hu6ten unb seterten. Sarab
,0ffnete eilig einen 9aften, in bem ii6
Sbeaterl6mud befano. S9nell ent=
i6lonen, mari iie ems na6 bem anoes
rem ourb bic DDn Steinen bur6l06erten
6eniferl6eiben binbur6 - i'm gtu serz
t6eilte ii6 Die Mense, Inn bic seritreuten
S6mudia6en su fammeln. 9ieien
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f6nea bic Wagentbiir unb elite in bas
9otel. gri6opft fant iie bor Der
portierloge 5uiammen. Gpn Orauben
ertonte tpiloes Soblen; beftige, nit
Wu6t ausgefiibrte St0Be ma6ten bic
boben portale ersittern. vSeraus nit
Der Siibin!" rief man, fife bat uns
fali6e Steine fir edte gegeben! 9eraus
ooer mir itiirmen bas Sbor!" Sarab
8ernbarbt bate lid 10 tpeit erbolt, UNI
ilber ibren &enieltrei6 laden gu TONI
men. u@lauben Die @blen ipirfli6. haB
i'd perlen bor bic Saue tperfen tpiirbe?4
iagte fie, (wenn's ndmli) pabr IT'D
lid lanaiam aufri6tenb. UNI in ibr
3immer gu geben.
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y Sie Nem Norfer Yrelle dusert 1ic

= Sie Iem Dorfer YreHe duBert ii6
obne llnterI6ieb ibrer parteifarbe iehr
giinltig iiber bic @rnennung 8retnfters
gum Generalanmalt. 9ie Sun" be-
3ei6net i'm als einen bur6 geiItige Sd
bigfeiten 9erborragenben Wtann.
Die uWorlo" i6reibt: n9err 8retp=
ifer 1T ein ausgesei6neter, befdbiater
NobDcat, tDel6er cine Gigeni6aft bat,
Die nidt ale Nbooeaten beIiben-ndln=
lid ben Mutb Der ueber5eugung in alien
groben 8eriallunssiragem." Sie
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fir bic @ite bieier grnennuns ift ber
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bieielbe in Sternpof= Sreilen erregt
bat" Ser nSeralO" iagt: u9ie Wahl
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ler 1T Gin NSpoeat bon grober gefd6is
sung uno Elm Gentlemen bon unantai1=
barem @baracter. st lit nit feilNr
Saction i,lnerbalb ber republifanif6en
partei belonoers ibentifeirt; er 1T be-
liebt BEL Ben Gubrern aller politiI9en
@laubensz uno Wteinungs=S6at 6attirun,
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oes groBen @mtes, gu tpel6em ct beru=
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conitatirt bic u3ribune" 8retplters
groBe Tabigfeiten.
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1857 @sminne I'M 8strass ssn sIIo, 400
~ anfrasen fur assntsn. fsSie Ratem far
glubS tSnaen nar In Der Office in Nem> Drleans
eemaht rperben.
9Beeen Snfurmation ob. Btaeaunaen fGrette mex
an W. u. Daupbin,
Nem SreanS "a
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StraBe, Gan gntonio.
NdSsrss srsabrt mon BET grna HilGe,
geseniiber ner pOifoiiics, Gan Mntonto.
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yaoa NON init elmer 8r;ef .sNorft

= Was man nit elmer Brief Marfe
tesmeden fann.-Der idSnite illulfrirte
Salenber I'M sunSen 2anpe 1T cbne alien
3peifel ber S burser Samil l.
E n=& a lsnber. OlSd'elt Du nun III
men berartisen &alenber b,ben, 10 iente
cine srine 8riefs Marfe an bic 5errn q.
goaeler unb 60. in Baltimore, neblt
Deiner genauen Norelie, County uno
Staat nidt su perselien, unc ct mirc
Dir icfcrt foltenfrei 5useianbt weroen.
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. @eht mieber ieinen @eiflaften I,

= 9e1t pieoer ieinen @ei6aften mad
X 9err @ouaro Wittemann, elm gutlder
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Subren an Iusidlas an einem Bein unb
bate SrcBe Sdmer5en. Seit 5pei Sab<
rem murbe nod baS anbere Bein nit ben,
bSsartisem Gusidlas bebedt, 10 oab er
jepes Srabjabr uno Spdtiabr faum ae=
ben fonnts. st sebruudte piele Ner,te,
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pertrieben wWrben. Da braudte er bas
ct. SafObS Sel. Die @eidmullt per.
idmano unb nur mod einige fleine rctbe
U(eden iinb iibris, s,elde ibn jebod nidt
binbern ieinen Geiddften naa5useben
-aus5ua aus einent Yrief bes Serru
s. 6. Slein, Wiltesbarre, pa.
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,tis
xdalidae Jreie 4reHe
erlGe,rt
ittb nit lasal5 ne bes Spnnta3s
unb tpfct
$1,000 fir bas Satr Cber $3.50 fnr
3 Wtpnat.
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i6rittem raid un0 frdftig Elm. Sebt
patrcui(liren Soloaten our9 Die Stra.
Ben in benen Die aubeit0rungen bsrs
gefonmen 1ino.
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SIN iebsm Galle, In lem ss ansemanbt wurbe,
bat ii6 9aplan's Snbian 3urnip ysetpral Balm
Solt 1ntr'ennun9 errunsen,-tn in Wrldtle bat
% als psllmittsl sseen 5ulten. erfdltans. 2aa<
ssnIsbsn un5 9rOaditis nidt lsinss @leid.a
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De Sontltahd Staatelotterie III ote eiH3se. BE
son benz GuIts enooffsrt wurbs
0Outitana 9tate 2ptterp So.
Diefss Sniiitut wurbe I'M Sabre 1868 fur e..
lteeHnse> unb DObltbdtiefsits 9ps6s BON bu
Staatslesislatur sefeb!i9 ineorpprirt nit einem
RapitaI BON 81, ,0Oo. eco. su wsldem Fe ftitter
einsn RefuSefonb BON $780, binsueefast tet.
Durd elm dbsrfawsnsIiass: 8uium nurben ibre
itaten % anssnommss anger mn am T. Dss1ssr a'GSn. 1sas
Sbre srcben 3iebungen Spn einaeIneu
Nummern fnbea moRatlib fat. Ni.ntals pirt
s!ns 9iebung sssf&s6en. Ran lefe naGfpIsents
~reissertteilune.
0rcbf tt1onatli&e 3iebung bers
Classe A
IN Htw SrIeans DienFas ben 10. Sanuar 1882.
alls unfers fanfiisen 3isbunsen Fnben fatt unter
Mufftdt unb 2eiluns Der @tntrale
8. o. 8eaMregata ysu ghaisranA nua
gubal g. Gar1yaou Tirginieu.