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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
JAMES STEVENS, Piainun, i
VS..

I17NpER AND BY VIRTUE o. a
| ~ decree OF foreclosure and 81
Of the county Of Los Angeles, 6isfs q
California, ON the 9th day =
December. A.. D. 1850. and . writ of n
ecution for the enforcement Of Ju6fs
foreclosure Of mortgage, Issued ont 81
the said superior Conrt onthe 0th day 81
December A. D. 1850, In the above onfi.
tied action, and In favor Of James -
ma, Eufrosina de Card0na, s 81 Mott. TSs
gene Meyer and Constant MoyeF. M
last two doing business - part1eTa nm
der the style Of Eugene Never = CO. Is11e
Ing business under the name OF 1poao
Norton a Go. and J. n. Gridifht
SsIaants Which ssid decpss Ssstinsd os ccpx g
Court on the 18th day or Decembof,
A. %. 1880, and delivered TO me, tQeofhSf
with the writ annexed there(o, on the
18th DAY Of pecem ber, A d e0,whoEohy I
to the highest and best bidder, ~ cask n
United states gold coin, thk 1olIoy1ne
ana ~ said decree described feAl estat6s
Ali those certain lots. pieces OF parcels
OF land situate, lying and being il the clty
eno county OF Los Angeles, State Of Cat~
adcffn1lis, as fn1i, and d more particularly desoribed
First-Aii that certain lot frcntinr an
the easterly side Of Main street an9
bounded on the north by propoFty Of u
Rlvara and q B6anguinotfi. on t66W6of
Dy Main street. on the south BY propertY
ana on tho east by property Of > y ~
Cardona and John Wilson, said lot 6eln4
known as the sCOrd0na lot, - and being
the u same lot upon which the Cartoons
age OF eighty-six feet and ive inches and
depth Of one hundred and eixty 1o0<,
more or less. =
Second-That certain lot OF land frout-
at point on tho west boundary Of LGo
Angeles street, the same being the ooUfhs
east col ner OF the lot Of John Wtlson<
sd %estern ae a. s,Se
street about thirty( 80) varas, be the Gasno
more or less, TO the property Of the v1onr
estate; thence at right angles from L0o'
about o S'sss vsssa IN BE- tie ss. moss g
less, 70 the eastern boundary Of the pEeI>-
er:y of the said Fluhr estate; thence IN 3
northerly direction parallel With Lo3:
said Wilson lot; thence in an xeaa(oriv
direction along limo OF said Wilson lot
to the place OF beginning.
Public notice II hereby givon that on
MONDAY, THE 10th DAY or
JANUARY, A. d. 1881,
At - O'Clock n. Of said day, Will pro-
coed to sell at the Court House door "a
the city and county Of Los Angslss, 6taHo.
OF California, st public auction, to ~
highest and best bidder for cash In .. y !
gold coin, to satisfy said decree for prino1.
pal and interest. attorneys ICES, cost 90
all accruing costs, al the above deepsiho1
real estate, or sufficient thereof 70 iatisfY
said sums. = 4 -
Given under my hand ct the CITY -
18th day Of December. 4. b. l00o, n
WIN. =. R0y14Alp: s
By B. 4. LING, Deputy 6hssi3. i
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly loca ed and neatly furnished /.
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Corner Fort and FRANKLIN streets. one
a block from PostO fice. d3ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
MORTGAGE oALR.
No. sss.
In the Superior Court
OF the county Of Los Angeles, eta(s
Of California.

8. g. Murphy, executor, etc.,
Plaintiff, W..
ing ASSOCIATION, an incorpo-
ration, ct al, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
l. II. DuNKELBERaER, p. II.

Hot weather produces inaction Of
the liver. Inuction of the liver
CAUSES diseased Kidneys, and dis
eased kidneys undermine the life
quicker than consnmption. The.e
troubles can be avoided by using
Warmers Safe Kidney aud Liver
Cure, the purest and bert remedy
ever discovered.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
MONDAY. THE nth DAY or
JANUARY, A. d, 1881,

Al IL O'Clock =. Of said day, viii pTo.
city and county Of Los Angese ataoo ~
California. at public auction, 70 tho
highest and best bidder. for oash II D. -
gold coin, to satisfy said deoree ioe pf11S
and all accruing costs, All The u6oy6 1
scribed real estate or sufl1olept tncroct n
satisfy said sums. Y Is I. 1:t
Given under my hand - ne ~ ~
county OF 70. Anecises eteto of ~
w. r. ROWLAND sh0G@< &
BY r. 4 LIN0. Dspnty 1Asl1lk {
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Advertised List.
LADIES' LIST.

Letters remaining in the Los Angeles
Postofice Jan. Sd, 1881:
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-
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GooDALL. PERKINS 4 CO.. AGENTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY.
Coming south Going North I
..... :. 1 i |H|T
as..s- A., Pc. PEG -,, jan ,.a-
AHC0n..... III " lOI III ~
Senatorial l8l 16 III 10
AnCOn.....l ISL 20l 22I "a
SenatOr... 2Sl 26t ~ 20
Anc0n. ..... &I 30IFeb.. Feb. 8
Senator. %. Feb. II Feb,sz<f 81

Both steamships call at Port Harford
(SanLuisObisp0)an land Santa Barbara.
The Company reserves the right o
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
n~Fassengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 400 O'Clock p. M, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
THE woRLD-RENOwNED
PROFESSOR M. BRUCE,

Clairvoyant and Fortuue.Teller from the
principal cities In Europe and the United
MATES, has no equal; those consulting
him With references TO the past, present -
come again and bring their friends; he
speaks many languages; has been before
many OF the crowned heads Of Europe,
Please give btua . call and be convinced.
nOTEL bB PARIS, opposite ths Ptco
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.

In THE SUPERIOR OouRr on rry
County Of Los Angeles, stats Of oslf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
Meavy In. ~ v~s,.s..

New York, Jan. 2.-Five steam.
ers arrived ut Castle Garden yes
terday with 983 immigrants IN the
steerage. In 1870 the total was
185. .O7O, which was So, ,723 in excess
OF the previous year. The total
immigration NJ this port for the
year ending yesterday was 800, ,8O8.
This aggregate is altogether unpre-
Cedented In the history of the
Board Of Immigrant Commission.
ere, whose statistics go back as far
as 1847.
Dsily Csbisss C"u"c''s- rAr"e.s'.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-04
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A FIRSr.CLASS CIGAR AND TO-
BACCO BUSIN ESS; best location In tn o
city. Inquire o. the Herald office. d3lm
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
Democratic State Convention.

The Maryland Democratic Con-
yention met in Baltimore on Thurs
day and renominated for Comptroller
of the State, Hon. Thomas j. Keat-
ing, for a third term. Out OF III
votes in the convention he received
100, the delegates from st. Mary's
and Washington declining to vote.
The platform adopted defends the
Democratic administration since 1867
as generally in the interest of good
government and sound financial
policy; it requires retrenchment OF
legislative expenses, and names a
committee composed of the Governor
of the State, the Acknowledgement,
Hon. G. B. Roberts, Henry D. Far
nandis, ex-Gov. Phil. F. Thomas and
S. Teackle Wallis to draft new cleo
ton and registration law to be en-
bodied in one article of the code and
present the same to the next Legis-
lature for adoption ; and also to draft
a law making thejury system uniform
in the State, and to recommend any
other changes in the criminal law
which they may see fit to recommend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02

Pity the sorrows of a poor o. L.
ID. man The victory of the regulars,
instead of consolidating the opposi-
ton, seems to have had the effect of
disorganizing 1t. There seems to be
an impression on the part of some of
the "Real Democrats" as Mr..
Hodges calls them, that designing
men have made use of them to better
their own political fortunes; and
there is talk of forming mere origi-
nal reform committee than the one
already in existence. That, as we
have already pointed out, might
very easily be done, since it was evil
dent some time ago that some of the
gentlemen engaged in the work of
regeneration had scarcely speaking
acquaintance with reform but new
movement at this late day would be
powerless to accomplish anything,
The Great Disguised must realize by
this time that it is idle to expect the
Democratic party to reform itself
and if they are really deslrous of DIES
troying the ring, they should make
haste to join forces with the Republic
cans, who have always been in favor
of fair vote and an honest count
baltimore American.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK.


thot the purchase of the Panama
railroad has been ratified by De
7 ,osseps' Panama Canal Company,
and that the first payment of $4,000
600 will be paid on the first OF July.
South America is sending to the
London markets large quantities of
tongues in cans.
The experiment of lighting the !
streets of Albany by electricity has
been so far successful that one hum
dred and eighteen gas lights have
been cut off in the circuit now illum-
mated with twenty-five electric
lights.
Charles H. Jellison, a boy of Bid
deford, Me-, was bitten by black
spider at night recently. He COM
blamed of to his mother, and show
ed the mark just over one eye. Moth
ing was done for it for three days,
though the swelling and infiamma-
ton rapidly increased. A physician
was called in, but in spite of all the
remedies applied: 1.-The boy became de-
liriens until death ended his agonies.
DIR. Richard Coates, of Batavia,
New York, has exploded the story re-
lgarding the bones found in stone
quarry near Pembroke being these of
Morgan, the exposer of the secrets of
Masonry, by declaring them to be
those of woman-probabIy an In
dian squaw--as the place where they
were found was near the old reserva-
ton of the Tenawanda Indians. The
ring and the tin box. with the paper
containing threatening language,
were all fiction, the work of a penny
a-liner.
The Hungarians would rather go
hungry than touch American hams,
bacon or lard. The importation of all
hog products is now prohibited.
The libel suit brought by Governor
Bishop, of Ohio, against the Cincin-
natl Gazette has ended in verdict
for $500 damages. The charge against
the Governor was that he was Access
sorry to conspiracy during the cleo
ton excitement of 1879 to enable the
Republican ring to overthrow the
Democratic majority in the police
board of Cincinnati.
A toast to the President at the
banquet OF the Seventh Regiment of
Uniformed Veterans at Long Branch
on Thursday was responded to by
Secretary Window. He spoke of the
responsibilities of the President, and
confessed that he had become more
than ever an advocate ofcivil service
reform, having found that The office
seekers take up nine-tenths of the
time both of the President and his
cabinet. Postmaster General James
was called out by toast. and he con-
graduated Secretary Window on his
conversion to theoretical and prac-
teal civil service reform. He claim
ed that the postal service of the Uni
!. ted States was the best in the world,
and had marvellous growth. Refer
ring to the star routes, he merely
said that twenty contractors are not
as powerful as fifty millions of PEG
pie; that the Department of Justice
was in the hands of Wayne Mac.
Veign, and that General Garfield is
President.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
ambition had run in that line. He

ambition had run IN Cnat line. He
says:
But the Republicans of this Con-
gressional district almost against my
protest renominated me for Congress,
and / was elected. The House of
REPRESENTATIVES of the forty-seventh
Congress has not organized, and will
not OF ganize until after the next
election. The Republican majority
will be very small, it is possible my
vote might be required to elect Re
publican speaker, and with that
condition of affairs, however sure my
election to the judgship might be, and
however much l desire it, my duty
to those who elected me, and whom
| now represent, would absolutely
forbid my resigning and abandoning
the trust confided to me. l desire to
say, however, under no circumstances
would l make a scramble for that
office. The position of judge is one
of such high honor, its duties are so
grave and delicate, and its response
bilities so great, that while would
consider it the highest compliment
to be thought worthy to fill it, l
would not make fight for the nom
nation, nor do believe any man tit
to hold the Office who would.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02

AS harvest time approaches the
state of the wheat crop becomes an
interesting subject of speculation. 1t
is a foregone conclusion that the
yield will fall short of that of last
season, but it remains to be determin-
ed what that deficiency will be. The
latest reports indicate that the de-
crease east of the Mississippi will
vary from one-fourth to one-third, as
compared with last year, but much
less when measured by the average
of former seasons. West of the Mis-
sissippi there has been marked gain
in acreage, and the condition of the
grain is much more favorable. From
California a falling off is reported in
production, but considerable portion
of the old crop remains to be market
ed. Advices from Europe indicate a
moderate increase in production. AS
bearing on the probable course of the
market, it may also be stated that
the exports from Atlantic ports for
the nine months ending June were
114,000,000 bushels. or the same as for
the corresponding period year ago,
while the supply in sight is now only
13,S02,000 bushels, rs against 16,441,
600 bushels at the same date last sea.
son, suggestive of a large home con.
sumption and greater reserve stock
in the hands of farmers. The export
demand for the balance of the crop
year is estimated at about 100000
bushels per week. Unless the def
cheney in the new crop proves to be
much larger than now seems likely
it is probable that the foreign demand
will continue active, and that we
shall have liberal surplus with
which to meet it, so that there is nc
reason to expect any serious fuctua
ton in the market arising out of nat
ural causes. There is. however, thu
contingency that unfavorable wealth
er for harvesting may upset all calcu
culations at the very last moment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
BRIDGES.

JG Knauer bridge over Swan SUMS 40 90
] F Browning lumber for Deep Creek AZ Is
Geo w Wilson, bridge over Sand Run. IA 80
Jeff FraZee. bridge over Buffalo Run. 81 %
Thomas Wiiburn. bridge over Meadow
Mountain Run, II 70
Geo L Michael, Bloomington BRIDGE. 4O W
Total ID
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
SATURDAY, JULY 2. 1881.

The idea of the Chicago Times that
Jeff Davis book shows the mistake
of not hanging him at the close of
the war appears erroneous. The most
complete punishment that could have
been administered was to let him live
and make an ass of himself as he has
done.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02

A well at Castle Rock, Wis, runs
down forty feet through shale, and
then through forty feet of solid rock.
At the junction of the two substances
stream of air pours in so cold that
ice forms, and so strong that light
things are blown out of the well.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GARRETT COUNTY LEVY.
8 q & !.

Annual Levy List for Garrett
County, Maryland, for the
Year 1881, Levied by the
County Commissioners at
June Session, 1881.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
"Eel Shine"

seventy-nIne and one quarter acres
of fand.
This is valuable tract of land and has pee cen
seized by me and will be sold to satisfy tno
sum of three dollars and eighty-five cen.s'
with interest from the first day OF January,
1880, being the amount of state and couny
taxes due by Daniel Chisholm for the ycSis
1879, said land being assessed on the DOCKS VI
Garrett county to Daniel Chisholm.
J. u. BROWNING,
If Collector.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
sHERIFFs' FEES.
CLERKS OFFICE.

w H Tower, Clerk ,......... ...........-.$ s97 30
Estimate to pay jurors and state wit
nesses at Septe nber and May Term. 2.0o0 On
Deficiency for Jurors and state wit
ness fund for 1880, use I'd Nat Bank l.34S n
VIM Smouse. cr1er ------.-. 1900
James Bell, bailiff -... 1900. 80 Il 90
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
as private guarantee of good faith. REJECT
ed communications will not be returned
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
CoRoNERs' INQUEsTs.

Butler, cor. over body Of Polly HooNe r 90
DIR b I Keller, on body M Butler.".-.-.... s 90
DIR K II Bartlett, ........,, 90
DR. g H Hooking John Riley ........ 10 %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02


d w Sloan, by order Court. 80 90
PeddicOrd q Combs, felonies, mis-. 81 IS
Peddicord, Combs and Price, l misde'r. 8 81
Peddicord, Combs and Hamill, misd'r 3 80
H w Combs felontes, 20 %
g Hamill misdemeanors,:,.....;-. 666
meanors. including recognizances, &
feionies, 24o %
Same. trial fees, ......... Us 90
Peddicord & Combs, trial fees in crimi-
nal cases ...................-..., az 40
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-07-02
SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE LEVY

SPECIAL ROAD AND BRIDGE LEVY.
Henry Feigh, road leading from Acct
dent to Oakland ,..... ...... ......"S ~ w
w NJ Cuddington, repairing Helbig
Elijah Hoye, repairing Sang Run
bridge over Yough,.... ..... 30 W
Norman Jacobs, for building bridges
over Laurel Run, in District No A.. l05 90
National road, 90 w
Total, oIO w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-10-10

sebeimen Yliuen eiinltis iein tSune 90
mar bsnn ibr san5es Stretea oarauf sez
ridtet seueien, einen iol9eu 3n er3ielen.
TeIir mar po0 Wsrtrauen auf A0es einse=
sansen, mas feline geidiberin itm se=
ratten bate. Der erite 6letoertiinltler
ber Stabt lieferte ibm einen oouitinbtS
neuen 9eiellldafisan3us mad oem auer.
neneitem Sduit unb mas icnit nod gu
eiHer raGcncer Ansiiattuns fetlte, mubte
er F1 In better Qualitdt aniAafen. Sci.
n. Safe fanb Rd curh eas auber8emSbn=
llde 5oncrar leines gbefs ,par tpcblsez
fiat, ecd lan9te ibr Subatt bel Weitem
ntbt bin, al eis uctbmeubisen Wussaben
an beitreiten uuo er mnBte eineu srcben
Tbeil caprn -fhulbis bleibeu. Sn 8e..
liz itriutt: itd ,wur uaes sesen elm iol.
Dies Berfabren, er bate ME einen Bfenni8
Sdulcen sebatt, itets eircn rpabren
Sdredea Dor fc!den enlpfunben, osd
Trau BON Nambe1t, nit oer er aud bier
iibsr i'm 0crtrauen iprehsn ourfte, iher3te
lihelnb bic Beoenfen be5 junseu, uner.
fa6renen Wannes binwcs. Die Musftt
auf ben herrliden Nbens unb bas Jrcbe,
weldes ibn unuusbleiblid folsen warse,
teilegte aud rie teBten Strupel unb nur
ieiner eofnuussucllen Treuoe CAB er ii&
bin. Dabei htts er feline Son,ertpiecen
nit einem g.fer, einem Seuer, als cb es
seSoltea bdtte. allein burh bas Spid
iein 2ebensglid 3u errinsen.
(f5ertfttuis folat)
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= unts.iuae ssnau unb wdble bas
Bette. NeufatbttrB rOeutf&.
eS9tnbermebw (pasbutrpYbtne)
parbe bis isBt BON teinsm &inbernabe
runssmittsl iibsrtrpHtn. Der grfols III
wuneerbar. Shutter, bic SIR Gu@ ber
@slunbbeit unb bss @ebeibens Gures 2leb.
linss erfreusn wolet, madt hen 8erfuh
unb Str perbst es nie bsreusn. Or. g. s.
Nsyer pom New yort ldreiat: Sd babe
Deutf@esRtnber mebl" bdu.
fig ansewanet unb aiehe IS allen 2iebIs.
f&tn Yrdfaraten Dor. Sn allen renomr
mt trtsn Mpotbstsn 3u taben.
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Gin fa&m dnniides urttstI.
Der berasmte Yrofe6or Btrtram pon
Boaou fdrsibt .An bas bsutite 6sil.
SnRitut, IL Clinton Ylaee, Netp grrf.
@seSrfs 5trren Der Rtttunss.
Mnter" III bas seotsssnas Bud absr
Die @sf&ls&ts. Rranttsitsn uno @Hwd.
@e,ufdnee bes WenlHen uns osren Sci.
lung, wtldes Id ie selsien babe. Msi.
ilerbafte BrpaltSuna ees Stofss, losiide
Shdrfs sepaart NIT elmer RIartsit unb
8srfanbltdfsit Der Sprade ,sidnen bai.
ielb. ouf tas 8ortbsllboftsfe per allen
esrartisen bis isbt eridisnenen @ariftsa
aus. Wit soaem &edt Serptsnt baber
Str purtrsfili&es Bud ben ,d6aen Na.
men. Der vNtttuu8s. s.Nuter: Sd
Sd sraeultre Sbnsn, meine 5srrsn, gu
Strem unperslet&liasn uao woblpsrotsn,
ten Grfotae &C."
DIR nStettunss.gnter" wtrb fur 25
gts. fret psrlanpt.
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Garmer bic Mesquitbobnen, I'M biefel=
ben als 8iebfutter gu benuben.
- Die Sngenieure Oct Seras ipeItli=
den 8abn befanoen iib ant Z. in Ta=
pettebille unb nabmen balelbit 8ermei=
iungen bor.
- Sobn gaipt bon Gonan6e
Gountp, Ser i'm pergangenen Sabre BEL
elmer gntgleiiung auf Der Santa Je.
8abn berfriippelt murbe, bat bon Der
8abneompasnie $4,000 uno einen
6reipaB auf 2ebensseit erbalteu.
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. Cine 6Due euf Grpsn linb 6dmpr.

- Cine 5Dllf auf Erotn llnb 5dm0r'
buio.u. Ser, welasr nt&t baran leibst,
slaubt ss ntdt; wer fie aber bat. perfstt
uns. Warum bas Qsissn nerlan3ern. 70
lanse ANAKESIS, bas bsribmte 9sil,
mittst bss Or. g. Silsbss, In Deinsm
gerid tn2 Du trauGf tsinsn 8orratb
tapon gu fuafsn bspor Du es lelter erprctt
bait. y. Nsufasbier & Co., Bcr 3946,
Nsw yort. ienbsn Dir auf 9erlansen TO
fttsnftsi ne Yrube. Benube has menfaer>
frsunblide Mnerbisten Der senanntsn 6ir'
ma, Did RON Deinen Qualen 3u tefretsn,
ooer Du Ssrlisrlt oas 8edt su tlaesn.
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Deutf6e Brtefe,

wtlbt tis::,am o.'Dftobtr 1881 auF Der TsapfA'
u 6aa aatentp sutlttten Rnb.
. 8urparb-ansu0e Del. - Dcre Gaermann
Q Grsisltbty-8 Gut3tit-- Nartln 6anspalb
GtaIIstn 16xis - Caroline 6ablsr- 8 Nalts>
burger - 3 Riusr - 0ranI Oypsrmann-
ber-abOtpb Hart1- Weo W.btr-G % DsHmaa.
Tsrlensa. rsl&e grieft abbpIsn, mSssn ben
sltrs hua6rt&ttssu, eab Hs sinsn advertised
letter" wlnf2tu.
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-pahasiere, uel@e auf Der iiioli6en
paciiicbabn INT 81 YaiO anfamen, be-
ri6ten bon einem Gefe6t, bas Bel Wil=
cor in 9risona 5tuil6en Weiben unb
Snbianern i'm @ange mar, als Der 3ug
iene @esenb pafiirte. Die Snoianer
idienen bic Nngreifer gu iein uno trieben
bic WeiBen suriif.
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Detroit 8rse PREF bonn l8. San
Gs&beimsr Brss. bat.n ioebsn Elm Gar.
lcab nen Netbs @ilt geae 1cnie ertalten.
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sefa9rt purbe, uno bat niGt ietnss Witt.
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Neebs Gilt Gbse Sonic Ssrwaubt.
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aabofa. Ws 9. 5.bruar 1880.
S1 fauftt 8lai,ttn Jtres 5Opfen
Bttttsrs bel Vllscu & 60. im lsbten
9srbif fur r,eiue lottt. uuao i'd BIN NIT
bemlslben itbr sufri,psn. IS bat itr metr
senubt ale ole Wsei,insa. Pie Ie felt ssn
l,btsn Wlonaten tinnabm.
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Osiges III BON einem uertrausnswertbsn
Sarasr. befsn 5o&ter isit Z bts s Sabren
trant mar unb j-bi curb ben Gsbrau&
BEN 3opisn Bitter i. brilt TT.
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Dumen merben barauf aufmerfiam
semaht, bas retdbaltise Eager bon
Serblt< Hnb @interwaaren aler Irt beS
9errn y. 9. Tranf, Ilamos Yla5a gu
inipi3irea, ebe fe anoer8tpp taufen.
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: PoitaSeut Smitb fam nit Wiaiam
@rissbp in aultin an. Der Qeetere mar
perbaftet weroen, ,Deil man Jpn I'M Ser
sa&t bat, bic YOttuti4e bei Qampoias
beraubt 3u haben.
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wtoroes i'm speiten @raoe i1ulbig be-
funben uno su 5 Sabren 3u9tbaus
nerurtbeilt.
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antonio Gludse nebsn 8redtnribse. snibaltenb
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f0nnen aud etuiss snie y ildfube sur gsnubuna
absrlaasn msrbsn. Ra&suirassn BET
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