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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
CeNtr0l- AuenNr-1 nNprrrin III. 3,

Sic iatrit { @rHerol.G trlamm.m3 mo 9tamttns
S3Ngi i,ten Gienft0N. n. rs. TAFT. Ole @tttalieSCr
rHlacu BtreirS Utreci EterUtt c,ult.aetu, tatci pint,s
lid Ut CriaglEln. gitinr. &tfbUei. Trai.;
t25G y Hrari 1JcUlia. Sftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
Sureb 5be. Src0msr.
Srci neue une m~crtbpcllc 2tJpbns
hduicr

uuNICI
III q" her s'''T''sa , g;sSn''''''' ""' '''0'"''
spir rtretn 0rnHerfds ten 20. Cticbtr, Ta&.
leu grurbtuis INN rsrfnufr G%usti,ttr. Tds rrtt N
Elm isbr %btautmtf ~3.fttBts Rpctntani an her Weh(stts
ttr 5trittTArase, sn' ntlnte Sdus I el6 rem tsttnru.
tWf nnb tutt duts fb erhrtftut. DsS 6dus uuret
tHn icet,r itrtta ortalt urb trtsllt ftber ttlutm ctn.
atlthtstt Simmer. O. atsi l.gItth gum Gtriult betti
Unt ipierttetr Vtle taRn lt3ttn mtrttH. s. slrt
%st'iauft, eintn SrautitHit cOa tluiuntsrttfio Ecndri
$3.50 pro 9atr usItrnerttR. Sestiaurg' Ssariab'
luna.
GttHfsi
Roh etn 9trtauft lts Cbi5tn. um 8 utr 30 sriauten.
an Cri mb Sttlt tas Rtat trtliedtle ssdltutrnt
9pebnbdut uttl Grsattcg AT } r Shietc her 6tpublt-
tanHrate, ea5 'ptlts 9a4t aereits ven grstifratt tnt.
brt 20 Tuf. 1ds Grunstsf bat cine cr,ttt suH 10 pHs
tine Jttit seu 80 Sui. g. n iar Actt an t'Etn suteH
Sitetbtt fur ietsi,s, 1radrt tl6) s,rmifittt. ts TT
t,rtr fpvstbsf sen sttrbunetrt D5alrs Cs4o0 gpsen
Die bdlttt am /. aprtl 1852 uns bic snttrt an /. Arrtl
1870 fd9tS A. anttruotftn. rGs' aver sIta stt,e,n
pttten Tam, ptHn ts 10 gtnGHiSt rirt.
getmsass; Saar'uabInrt.
ssutYt
Wdh ttm 9trtauii bee Sbtsen. I'M 4 utr Tsdmit.
tag. an Srt unb ttat has HGus uue fttr p~frit-pue
sreifS dtse eodhetu. gDSbntnus NIT IpeinSdi 20 Slater.
attdutt, psItgtn an ter Sueots ttr 6o1tuslrGtt, NIT
ttntr BrpNte rrR is INT en.t 4 sff psu So sub. Ids
Saus bat tine Warmerirtppt uue to. Htr tpthnie, IN
eut ssbaui rnt fttr btaptrn tirs,riaisl. Rat WaNtr urs
Wds unb etntn p%pltcmntu trrdntH Ssaer. Sa9 erft
Gtsdrsrt tntbdlt TaNa8s, garIor, ssst,stHnu prb
ag%s; be santrtTH sds' s enc eSi, Sgsss g~' s'n'
Gds Stfgibum ptre, ttutm idhrlttcn SSul, ,trit prn
ithHtg % ars 900 uuttrrcrten. %yrrtautt, ub he
Salf!t ots aaafpretl's N saar. r. R,l IN 1--WE, al'tt.
sarsitdft, ct,r tas Same tdar, ME &c Der Sdatrr
pliniteR mag, tdb bar.
iablt, gslp ptrt lCfgrt ~6epCtfn.
f255-G) I. q. cannon II. ~pmp Nutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26

Surb =. -. Gjrpcr.
ks:5a Siibid,:s 3.hpdiaeS Ndd ilein. n pbnbduS
~ an Ter IN 6apette! nabc annhTaft.
ABT. dut Guftiru.
PIN Wut.d % B. 2. Web 1868. NGdm'itats Q utr,
peret ID al DIT uHt 1isIt alice rat'eterb ttfhtttbrnr,
fsbI ]wgsttroae Si5eUtbmn . tdut'H; amid:
Zen gan,en r3TIntb ne mir @,banetn an Ter
Sueicl,e rtr Ct.h iretl ira {, cas- 9, 6iu3 Guild pfr
Atnlr., 10 SuG tFGt ure 100 Bug tHl bis an eint 10
Sus bte''e 2ltr,
Ias @etdubs tcfttt tn eiatn utren lns bHtiten 3.
fbtigsu Sadhein u cbntduie mt 2~.lctisem gin.
ttraebGube, Gas tHrh cas- Riule Gdtt, 6rbrdnt int Seft
une pielt Stlutmtttfttta iGF cine 6lnrllG.
GruHC'iHs Sin.
Qtrtauisettiuluupt tGpft 3dhlWnp.
gam. ~. Scorr. Mutt,
(255-6E) Gr. 50, Pdlitmers1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
MonIgemerpltr. Danurrin

Oa tsicr 8erein scr ttaiaen @pnaten 9~fgsiuttt mr.
hen ii, cute Spyptteien ttttt uW0 auf icIr ltterale
gNtiie artttlet, 10 laeer mir Ale, mel5e I'D RUd ttth,i.
lt9en rcaet Q y ne NADIA blune, AMI Sanitah,
hen "a. Sftctcr, The tatlte @e%rianmlWrg) In unicrin
9%eriammlun9 %sIotJl. Maralanb. eaQ, mipRtsrmetp, rGhe
SisbtfraBs, tin. SIM Iuftraoe
Oh. Slit, grdf.
3, Jdbui;, G6asn.
C2j6) . Sd,Hd,artt, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26

.N-ysA Gin gnuliut NIT Rutsu Stbduesr, GbfNdrteu.
"a hf gtN'cr It. T.. n. trurrtalt 10 fiiuuier orn tinct
~ Citation "a her o]gtCrtberu ptrtrdL.GtitHtatn. !"
sfFr= Hll0trt5 lei lobu Splt, ~lptite baa" 3. .,
NnliM.rt NeMnLn. Ml. lSltlJ.l Wlu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
Nmrh q. M. Wopcr.

Gres -actfbprtic6 arnneltHsfIcirs GiGcrtbum
EEl an tar gitHtIvmrre-. Brfr 9pltleIfTass,
&Ji. UflteH
Nittrpd,, Ten IS. on. 1850, Nstsmttisss 8 Her,
irrrtt Id an Crt uub Sttle tat upb0sbtns bthrttsrat.
itbr ~weribgsnt 8rurtprsiyeIt Y iBtntbum g~tstsufsu
Wamltbl
Tat gdnit csrtreAuR Htit cstbauser. AT ser
uefsiit ttT 0icriPrHtrrp', nabt Sharlesurags, seiests,
81 Sue o le1 tgtit UH5 II 6ge Itst.
De SstaElib'eueu lytr. 200 ttNtbtn in eiaeE gre.
ten unt lEtlctautut as .Gpttatu SaaAau W . ss.
tduit NIT 2~slpdl6tn ~Rsprci:eH btrlustssplt, 2 ttttl-
Hl'u, aresrr cdGt, 2YarlerI, 4e!inHsr, 0lhs uat
fttsn idrntH Simmtrr.
Gtr gas errtitest Nb INT SUITE araHst ~ 10 sue;
trcdtaG ssttr. sstgaut tt 6eh u. I. y. srsHkIHs-
fret.
ssrtaufSssehtsuuaen Ddarlablaa.
Zarstsi q. SBSusr, guA~
(ag-sa 81. 81. " ftnp-rdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
Wcufr D0llDrrciIl.

D%MRed)lillCS @ENllDerell Ut. Z"
Die NlitaIiGber ina t!na1lsesr, 0,ittfe6 Gtrne, : llbr
In Srn. eaumaatta,r's rDtbisr,S alt," albtrtsrlttr.
ri. AZ, i'll etl&rtnen, tntc0t RE erie @,Itp'rlepiuue
Gtfeeen 9sgritnbeten 9er.iH tciiutrssH nIri6eR, or.
tu6t. 81 etiGeineu, ia MIR reA mtdiss o ntttIs III We, :
8rtet rne. Scbids hsr,. Trdfbent
(255,SD Whmdrb dBtcihane, Stfretar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
nGnfr nanuCrein.

Der am lsR,iU mrNsale m eptalc res Grr. @fE. Rdn,
@dc bar Gar. ct. NSinue unt &0oycltroft nIuselrunettc
Srtrcrein bat M tu:h lie @8otl ecr prcr. searrtrn or.
Rdtiitrt HE Gtnltrtite9ebuhrtu GIhpten UNI uhtr 500
Antttt!e ~regiaUit. Die 2Gabl bCr pcrrt Ssamttu fntrt
bCate, NtCntaB @btnt rdtt, lu rtIttr StHc, neJhc lh
nrD aniuliCBen wcIfn, t%rcultltSt cta9e0HCN int, III.
bcnt Die Y4sleunScH nr.crpmnen rereen.
SIN IUTtrGRc
l255-6L ~. 9rdis. ME- CTR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
0urd Sam. s.. gippcr.

ga Srpfcs unb wtrtbUpIlcS GruHeciGcnthunl
Pa an tty Nrrtprl-&dc Ter Ebdtp- uub ~ItltIofe
E4l&r. aut AutttrH.
Fituaag, tcu g, lagnr. 1868, sld6mitaas 4 rbr.
wtrte Ia All Grt urp SttHt NQtI rGdttttlt tsihrir
Ntuc, itpr wrttrpat SganSetaeHttpm p]TiGuitu, nam
lid
Sat game arose @ruusfiif nit s5tbiueen. ar
ttr NcrUrcl.Qfc tfr FtGrr. It. ctiltrlFt 5tltBtu, az
Stdrpilr. co sue trSit, tts an Suffrage i'd trNrr5tr
CIf @ttGupt CIR, 1870, lpS u. 2lOl ttlfbtH tn bret :.
0odiarH bclItRtn GCpnpduitIn uHb l hefigtn t]plirtutr
4uttr; gtt. 202 IN mir riUm Z lttt9tH btltIHtH
Q1pbubaut 2~-itcdtOtm SNdsttn, 9tuIttattartt utb tti-
ledger bglitTrtr Hatt fortt tgitr eittu eddtrtR.
Slalt tttaui; gTuntIuis s. we A~yOHifuf.
rstiu6unatu ttrm 0;faufc StNsrd' uHt,frtttbar
It aWfmtttiduItit IN titutert aui bti Wtr!nt tlt-
itg itbT BtrtggVGtu atBfntbrHlt ptuEttcH't,
Sdm T.. eSursr, WIT,
(2s4 CO. sir. a. SnthptrthE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
D HiaUOItiJcr9z &CrlnHf.
AbD lltimIUu's nrcDcr &lcrtnuf


sssTEa Suffer iiir RtcrSc.
- Tlttcr fir GiiGt. sS
ggtr mo4tu ttrnbc5s af TN ptarI grmtus.
Ebcr, mt,sts rgr Der PfGvi Scuthlp GjrfrHfdhoft
N ttr Git FER Ngttt. mlt gcu, ttt EtaFr f.trt4trt rtrt,
dufn'ri ON. irttrt tit,t 4tep trsi arrfta 3ttH hes
iudtrtndtt tC$ garrbggnSs tHltaiL Etlnfr Inn as yIs
Cant nab tdftfr wrrt. dl1 tltisitc C1dattldt uReNa IL
urF dntrrr 5biiS zee 0egut, WIt t1.tt rctbr .neitss-
pttie drt tcttm 1cu atruhtptrt, vtlhft du sutitks
~. " pgys taturN rim 30 W8ltttt RutItr ~sarauttrt.
9cH ttH vt'ltn GmrIthlungtH iuttr MIR ~fplatros aus.
GtdHH STrr,g Gcnip %.g'nrtdr. enthmcye
Ssu Il. H}iri 1851
I'm he @dIt. Trart Ermtrr.G . M y.
Uir tatsn mt q trauerr bet 95ttn Corn 3sHins-
Ehop In uuittu laden. uut trtm 70 irbr rienclntis
Ent t~rtindtta NH IturW td7sltt uppt,ttcH.
Hfdu SrPrsF0crtJ
%. e. Srtgr, Suptt.
Der oTtrt g nj IN US b 60" 'aur ssn tfgsrs At
utn SutItr, aitbly rttr srrittt-e4rNl'r tn ettia
etlbt ettduit ptJstu iorIt aus r b'r 0labl'. Sdt hsr
lcrfb' unb ge!ptsert4rltr. cot. I, lWt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
GSertbpolle uub vpllftdnpi9e Nltpa
hpf. Srcuucrct

Nh'NAiyppiNN WV NbAfANhAtB =
boil Srcnnerct
sFssg aui Ter Gdc Der Grrgs II. eeatcmbanfr.,
gI,I sriitIr p1rpYtrs It SbIrphr. In Saltr,
lE6xA gC9tn Sairattune nwf pftntttsr
Mutton.
Ndd,hcn 5rcttnI HdhmiitdS TEN 30. Citcbtr, I'M
1 ubr, utrttt pr an Srt unb Sttac time u%cgidutia
etnaerthteie gpiriius. Srcnnstei urtit ALIEN 3lbetSr
snitr ben eantmtr b%rtnAen. Ias Grursflld N 132
Bub brett unb lb5 BGt lana.
Die gebdultbiGlitu inb ittr lraffs. Ids GtdtltNe.
mtnt Tam npttnllih 800 Nhfsr idrffr sltctol ~lttfsrn.
Tic aurfstdrbetl II aui,; Sehs UNI mad her rsuien uHe
AM Aitiien Nttt0iatta Nstbrts setbdn. Der SfNrl bat
40 giteetrdft init Eamprmaldtne, abJugstllit, SEA.
appdtat llurr, p@an'". Relerpctrtn II, I. f., iarJ. NIT
dueln, raS 81 Ctnfr SrauSrei aebGri.
Hud,
Nht Geacuiucfcn lACGHtr Sbafis), Ght Trcb,
bdufc, HicrncnltIn, SrclbpcGlcn u.
Y. g. Das 8rurtRpd une bic garic T4aihintrie
pertsn mcfii in8aaih uue 9rlru pfcrtrt. GCmnl taHn
lem Qertauf AZ Stlute, &c nj ; tae @runeiuf nit ttn
@cbduIttf ttten une hitrduf bic game giaidinsrtt tn
~etntelntn purtE'r ~ptiiduft.
s9tr Gin 1tttaattpr, geifaft %anfinscn ria, II stn-
gcldter, lem y .rtduie hctlurrtrtu.
Die Baalitteittn inh avs 3~ifetli.tn, duFS RaiFphs
,rtaut uto ~ icsem 6atFtatibaite au'ntbmsut aetis-
ntt.
(255-91 Y. M. Bennett s Grmp.. Tuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
Gurd, Ibrcpu, Ebpmda s. Gr.
S.rirnlttraIelcIfnn nnn HprhnlIdmfctm

" w. 80 ~
Standardization non 9Rubnbdufctu
al ter . m~tUTsNrGbr.
SsS1, 81 HeIRc tiutt Stiytts tts gt,iritNeti6ts FL
NO er start Baltimore rirt srr w,C itttuctt Au
go ralttr am Srflcr1ng. ben ~. 'rs, 1888, yiad
r%iiiiNt 4 Ntr, an Lrt mt Steae All rHtHtilbU NIiItgr
%ptrtduftr3
2tne irtr uirr 6turhfiidc. an her edtrite b"
pomburhtrdFs atitlen uut fciltuttrndFra tdNtrtyttU.
Ar. | an her Nprhwrt . Jdr rrH D1ttltl ehUutt'
NIapt a%u'Guleut, t0nH i~uspt1liEr Rchtnf, an ttr sam
%tur8irdpc rs NuB trdt INT, luttrlit I'D % ntl 'U' tr-
lrtttub, bis an cine 3 NUB hJttc HRrs, pttbt vt tf
6rtutlllrafe iutrt.
Nr, ? lanai n turr grt'crruu5 pru rs HuH fatNct
lib cen btlstrn rtNHts' Plnvt an ms Nttt cam
litpchlth III rrr pdrnburBDtdBe. 10 6uh b.rt uab 9
bHh tltt, It's Gl tu0bit HNtu.
Nr. 3 tdURt IN rlntr -]ut'erNunp ven SO NHf tNNd' rCr
~teiultert SNErtN giaFt IN TIVE gent tdm lututlit
an Ter pamturAtr. Is 6Ut brett uut 10 bug trt, bls az
btiiate Mutr.
Nr. 4 tdust AZ her s]terti,,lt her g,tntaafratt ir
elmer GuIttrunnl sons buB npromtNlit eUn ter eGtmcl'
Stc tC5 NtoB'h z buntt' plates an, agbt yduH Ucr,.
wttiit, an Ter GrRtalir. oil Bug trgi pne 20 due tt'.
tt5 an bcNAtc 3 SuF tr;tic Hnta.
Ny. L. 2W.3 ltnt ittcs INIT ttrtri ? 0tiiBta gotrrDU.
70 DbrbOuft Nr. II, 10 II. ~, ranhWtir., ttldut
VIZ. I n lmtttaut. Iue ttllGtsH pIagt fue a]ruuttlns.
fret.
9ttirtuusru: Elm Jrttttl gdir. ter G1 in o unit Y
Wculieu, tc 4rCtltNblunNru 3iritH ttaltrt spm @tT.
]taHfstngc urc turh Hirttn trJ 0dufttS, weit, jur Ia
i]rteteHtctt trS QtrpllieFs i~HbCiiTt rim murtr, RcNdNfTi
GGmIcl 3HohncT, @'ruGiicr.
Wegcut SbprnGS y go 4ult.
(95g a pG1E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26

Ffa Gin EsiFtI Saue an ttr vpmtGrShrojt, TIdy
fssssfA 70 tttg3 6uf, IN ittr auttr yas', wtrt ven tintt
iaiaBL Gdugtytits lugpttrt d~tbdnBts ~etrtaUit. etun
.9crllult, Ntperlp Nuuc + So, a.. Taul., 3. Itur
scgHltcuir. t2IS-)
Mn %prrFnMfEn.
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SGnei;cr 3erQ : Sittcrer.

Der GdireH.r 9rra .Stittrer peIbsn Sr. Sbs.
8pneif, Rr. 444, gcei- 9oltimG %eftrast, ~fabriiirt, n
Spn y itn, tpel&e i'm rsr,utt tabtn, ale bas btit iruiiNs
Teittel ssssr dDasmetae etpdbe unS Wiaeenbefhper.
len, atltfi bic ittt III tislcm Fannie i~Rirrtuiirt rrrtcr,
e~nerfaErt. Gs rirtt pc Elm 3suberlGIa9 auf has gang.
eplsm. uub lsue Samtltt, rtlte ts stnl1al 8ebrautt,
pire pbnt taftlbc anBrtrc1tn. t234)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-26
Oermti@te Nn3etgen
ttntcrliibnng
erm
ArbfiItf
d.
Die GuUmaaticr grgcnicitigc
~GfClmNbrits Irr)lGrrnng5-
Gcfcntb0ft.
P1uPt . riircmt: SiFe'S Sprrnbaus,
SidcrbritS Capital .... 100000

Tirittprru
Sec. N. wfitcg, Petcr u. gDbiit,
". Nsifl.ct, Ihrml5 g. Wanner,
Scrpb g. Batter, EbrnaE y. pGrtpu,
gtni1Mtt a~3RlCiCu, q. w. Srltpu,
M. y. Naeris, gPiNtdm q. Nsdi,
Sfinr. Asglcr, 8. N-NtattrrmdHE,
Gbrnas q. @att9lws.
Scamtc
8, ", Rctttrmlnu, PrJittNt;
VI, y. @nbhtE &cr.NraGtcnt:
Srltpt 9. sutltr. zhd7mtuisr;
R~dthdricl Mott, EgIrt.Il;
VI. W~CfrHRCd, WtrtrJ!r MANAGER;
Or. S. 5raut urtcrhutiul1. drit.
RtiauNs uMitc
GbCmdS g, @lun,a, VI. ~. rOltrr, gpT. g. SCaI.
0btuacnGrntt @rftaitaii tjc,rt 5rstm. tcitertrt @t.
fAltbtf, mtlbsr auf irtnru ,iNllatn @trstenl a~ussptcisn
n, tie @ccatnbtit, fa ids Erau";tEi0Gt, aud iells
he eprb llaiale betYerseruitu ptrato, atsen gIarstl IL.
GItne 1T itutet.
ST. had NttNiltnif her ciaaBotltr Tr6mtc crhiti ts,
NtrJttrtc gGn 8 btS 81 50 Grairs wtdtnt!b papreHb
etr Gdr;cn Tauer p9n Northumberland. uue Trun
irNtt elm OaHBtE 9NGr arbllttu irGt,. Aud MIR!
hem 9rri4ert,r ieine unt5rlugsus Natrrns her Dauer
her Observation-Disclosures EtaRIt, je,Et ipeun tie eronEbtti
am nd6Geu I08s Nd3 Grpidu3 teg geltts cccr
ttntH NipHat, cine @cte OIer ctnsu 5as
yer Ntlauf %tcri;lttn eiNtrrlcn icIit ,mD in SretsfanG
hcS Weriid,crtru srbaIttn tie 9iU;trtrstcatr ttitlbtn
rVu 500 Bis $1,000.
Ditte Griea'&1tt ~sttIau8t Iitus GintritttRtltsr rtrr
fOrNtac @eoatrtn, uaS ii, pr0mitn tno ic uitsrtR Ne.
aelt, has es @tmlHG,nl ltUcr tiat, I'D Er c5ctQitatt
%duWIhlGfen.
DIE Nren9tt @eitFe he's Etdatcs Chto urt sOs errRr
GidlcrhcIiS : Gdpitdl tiritr @ritnitait i4UVta hen
QeriAertcn 8rbCu jCSm5l!tdcn @trluf.
9Siib. Itrucburg.
@cueraI.gIGeut fur tn >toGt NlarpldnH unb Btlrttt
&clUMtld.
Gntrrimi0littt purtau; Nr. II, Gres8aDhrdfc,
Iau1ll,6WD Baltimore, We.
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NmrM 4. 81 Brntr.


ESSh Tcrtbpplcs grtne Jiub'rcicS @igrrthm
~ an Ter SdttrB-NptHut.
IL lEtittu Greer NIB 8 fbfrGgc,
AMI SIuFtiUu.
ua Tirnida, ZEN q. On. 1875. TdhntltNats lirr
Ttrtc IN an LrI mt Stcat tas udhfcllut tHbfjtttur
lepr %ptEtecoat drIHbjinSfrcie Giacurburu ]vtrIluitn ,
ndmlih:
Tao aGrIc @ruuehild uebf SScbduiidifcitcr,
an trr Gahcrn.Aptnue lrtittH GJtitr- II. rigtHr.. a..
lsstr' an Sditrn'svcuuc "a aus, mthr rttr 4ttistr
tttit urR 100 bub Iiti be an enc IN NHf etett Altp.
bt @rbdnee VT. IT, htftbrr III ttntm lrcfnt urt
lut1ttauen 81 .G5diatn BafrEtH.6ttrUhr tai
90 Nus vpr Sldtt tnutmmt uni TIM ~giritWrURst tu
'trtnl ~brl,ttntH state. EritI &tstntbWn N 0tatu,
rdr!ia ais tt a1uut"- NIB Rrnmldt,t init arcfsn o.
tost ~ $500 rrc Jabr pUH tistH S]tniIl.tta QIlttru
tenuet.
ga bic qrhItiI IN her urmi tttl6drtr SsdtaIfFafr
he's prrdttutfr. .Ctppts ftat ~ wuter etfits E]iatnttunr
ih t]ricRttrs rr tat Ntlaar0ttrH nat FaltftltrsE ais
'iaHeu.
BS- DrlntinSfrti.
S'riaut'trtinaurl; tie satite tair. her Rta Ia 6 ne.
ndtsn mt 3tnltu me Strerrftt.
Gam ~ @ppcr, Mutt,
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VIZ VtttUF 81 NV EVNNt
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Stec mili!Grpaibtjgc Neripn IN eieitn Situate IN bier
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49, Drtt icftm s~oGcUtclt 3,i5ti3, POd1rip Giuitr
is,i!. VrriIBltsr 0rnlruficit 1T g0drrtrs, nave sen.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19

School BoSDs.-Judge Lynde. treasurer
of the school board, gives notice that about
the LIST of June next, the board will issue
bonds to the amount of $4,000, to be ex-
pended in putting up additional buildings in
Rock Island These bonds and the interest
thereon are secured by taxation, one per
cent being allowed by law, for building pur-
poses. The bonds will bear ten per cent,
interest, payable annually. Twenty per
cent of the principal is also payable annu-
ally, thus securing the payment of the entire
amount, with the interest, in FIVE years. For
instance, man who takes bond of 81 900
will receive, at the end of the first year,
500 interest and $500 of the principal. AT
the end of the second year he will receive
$50 interest and $500 on the principal.
Thus arranged and secured as they are,
these bonds will be safe and sure invest
ment. The board has not yet decided
whether to erect one large building or seve.
raj small ones. In either case they viii not
begin work until the full amount of bonds
are taken.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19

HOME INVENTIONS. We dropped in at
the implement warehouse of Underwood &
Bogue, yesterday morning, and in addition
to the large stock of Buford plows, Brown
corn planters. and general assortment of
everything in their line, we were shown two
very meritorious home inventions. These
consisted of the Black Hawk walking guilty va
tor, and Black Hawk stalk cutter, both re-
Gently invented by Mr.. T. j. Underwood,
and now being manufactured by Buford &
Co, at the Rock Island Piow Works. Be
sides many other virtues, the following spec
ialities are claimed for the cultivator, not
possessed By any other invention of the
kind; it is furnished with wrought iron
beams, and axletrees of the same material
it can throw earth from or to the shovels
without crowding and has double and
adjustable tongue which can be raised or
lowered to suit the line of draught. The
stalk cutter is just out. Mr.. Underwood
claims it to be one third lighter in draught
than any other implement of the kind. Its
blades are thirtytwo inches long, three and
q quarter wide, and one quarter OF an inch
thick, being composed of the best quality OF
warranted cast steel Underwood's patent
lifting pump is having large sale through
out the country. The firm is doing a fine
business, and deserves liberal patronage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19
Aimed at Foreigners.

An attempt Was made BY some of
the fanaticsl branch of the Iowa legisla-
ture, this week, to prevent any foreign born
citizen from casting his vote when challeng-
ed, unless prepared to produce his natural
ization papers right on the spot. The usual
practice of Swearing in was to be denied
them This miserable fling at our foreign
population-this open accusation that they
were not to be believed under oath, was
boldly met BY Representative Rohlfs, of
this county, and squelched for the present.
How frequently does it occur that it is not
convenient for naturalized citizens to have
their papers along with them at the polls /;
how often, too, those papers have been lost,
thus rendering it impossible to produce
them? When will this miserable spirit of
nativeism cease and intolerance fade out
Why should the radicals of Iowa insist that
a German or an Irishman, or an English
man, Is more unworthy of belief than those
who CHANGED to have been born ON this side
o. the Atlantic WHY not forbid every one
the privilege of swearing in his vote IL any
are to be forbidden?-Ddpenport Democrat.
The radicals in this place challenged Yo.
tiers and requested them to show their pa.
pers-and judges of election permitted this
outrage upon naturalized citizens. Any
naturalized citizen who permits this out
rage upon his rights is not worthy of being
a citizen. And any party attempting to
place such an indignity upon foreign born
citizens ought to be repudiated By the PEG.
ple No ngturalized citizen can lawfully be
required to produce his papers. His .oath
that he issa naturalized citizen is all that
can or should be required.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-19


EXCITEMENT AT THE Rock ISLAND FERRY
SPIRITED BIDDING FOR CHANCES TO GET
ON THE BoAr-THE PoLIcE REQUIRED TO
KEEP ORDER-THE DISHONEST GAINS OF THE
Poor HEIRs-ANoTHER FERRY NEEDED
The rush of teams to the ferry, at this place,
is wholly unprecedented, and the accommo-
dations are entirely inadequate to the pub
lie necessities. Crowds ofteams continually
The police of ,he city is required to preserve
order, and keep people in line, so that each
may get his tura. And a good deal of mo-
ney changes hands by buying and selling
chances, in some instances as high as So
being paid for a chance 10 go up higher in
| the string. Another ferry company is de-
manded by the urgent necessities of the
public. There is business enough, now, for
three or four boats, and the profts-the net
profits Of the Poor Heirs over all expenses,
wear and tear, and interest on capital, will
not be less than $780, 900 this season. The
rascality of the Poor Heirs in defrauding
the public is deserving of the severest repre-
hension. First. it is proven by the sworn
testimony of the late VIM. Bailey, then mayor,
and by Alex. Steel, then alderman, and both
radicals, that the Poor Heirs meanly and
dishonesty cheated the city into permitting
them to renew their charter by agreeing to
pay stipulated sum, yearly, into the city
shof her plt- 20
keep their promise. This is proven by VIM.
Bailey and Alex. Steel. After having dis
honestly repudiated their agreement with
the people. they then bring the radical party
screws down upon Webster and Coe and
compel the renewal of their charter for
another ten years, and this time cheat the
school fund as well as the city treasury.
Next they bring the party lash down upon
the backs of the radical board of supervisors,
and awe them into silence, thus keeping the
ferry rates at their former enormously high
and unjust figures. And now. after meanly
and dishonesty cheating the city treasury
out of all revenue from the ferry business,
the people are required to keep Ievee in
repair for them and pay policemen to keep
order at their landing. The simple fact is
this: The Spencer and Robinson families
have used the radical party to enable them
to dishonesty and fraudulently deprive the
people of this city of their just rights to this
great source of revenue. The revenues of
this ferry, if secured to the people of this
city, would pay all their taxes and make
every needed city improvement. The radi-
cal pastyis responsible for their not being
so secured. - aa - zssz e.