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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Staat NarblGub,
Blreau bcS StaatSsS efretdrS,
annapolis, l. DIT,
SIN Wife ME "a nnneht

In Vile, Die es an9ebt
bItrnrit fuiro bstdnnt 8smaGt, oaB bsi'm Souosrueur
Gin BtgnaOisunSssg y lu& einstrei6t poroen 1T in BEN
proIeIs bss States atgen 6rane Bbermdn, peI4sr
iii benz Grimtnalaeridie fur Die Staot Baltimore i'm
SeptsmbersS ermin 1870 OGs Nngittt II iberfabrt uno Ju
2sidbriger 9sfdngniBNruie U%erlrtbeilt luurbe.
Der @ouuerueur mirD beiu9teS SeIudl an ODER nab
BEN go. Dsibr. 1870 iur enDsntideioun9 oorusbs
men bis oGbin lDerosn proteite ge9sn oteies 9eiud ans
eeb0rt uerbei uno Die betrrHenoe YetittoH nab BEN Gr'
iueleu bes @ouuerreurs CUR Giniidt auslegen.
SIM Wuftrd9e oes 9ouOerneurs {:
(25',0I 3G0,3) u. Is, SpuDbaD, StaatasS efrstdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Snr6tbarcr DOppclmOro In
Isl Ndfp, Xerd6.


Santa Sc, II. SsJsmber. - Die
.Snilp YoitS pom IL ert6Glt eiren IGnetre
Beri6t iiber cine idrsdli6e Srae6oie, tDeIte
fb am z. b.. Wtis. In 81 YaiO, Seras, errigs
n,te. Senator fountain gerietb nit otm A6s
uOfaten y. y. 9Biliams in Sirsit. unb bic
Ter peruunotts ibn outh sinsn pifolenibuB
Wiaiams fob nuf iein 3immer. Ri6ier Cop
loro. Shertif 6larte uuO cine posse comitatus
pom rs Wann bs9abeu ib nod Dem 5auIe.
I'M Uiliams ~ uerbnftsn. Dieter tlrAte mil
elmer 6linte benaiiuet bernps unD ihOB ben
Rihtsr nieoer. GGpt. Treu6 BON Der Stanis.
poliIei erfhoB oaraui ben Wiaiams. Gang
vi Pnio mar in uuatbsurer aufreBung.
Shifnadrihten. MART.
Nsm.Dort. II. Dp Dit 8uuoesTrtRuite gu.
trrteu" tupr atftrr mad 9iilabou ub; Ne rUtro wabr.
idtlnlih bas 6laeani6iti ot6 Nbnt. BoggS' ptroGn.
ptlder ~otinrndht ben Adm, 9itlon i'm Gonmanoo ots
europdliheu 8tidwaotrs ablOf.
Die Brigg s9dsGrtols~ darirtt atntrn ra6 Curacao
nit 100 Qtiten 8ttutbren uno elmer Gulntiidt QrilgS.
Material, lpabrihtinlth fit Cuba bthtmmt.
Der SPtr. 13pbet~ lam achstn bon San Domingo
bier an.
GbarItfon. sc. II. 9u. - Der shoontr
-. ". 6tidnlp" datttte fur Baltimore,
NO tlmtngton, R.s{.. II. Dry. - Ter SatnpfCr
~Sairbdnts" cIdrirts fir gtOu, BORT.
SAVANNAH @ta II. Gr. Das Sdtit gSos
bette elaririe fAr Bremen.
VsmsDrIeaHB, IL. Du. - Baumlpple nlu,
WtooIin8 l4H. Dtrtauis 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Cine Anbjae Gottaae

80 In Wount gpaibtngtpn, 8 Uptilsn bon Baltimore
en- Der pNorolihsn Central. VI Isnbabn. y bod. angenettt
t%ntIsIni. NIT i&bner Dsrraubob BITE game 2duse ots
Sauiss. brtiter pals. guttm atntr. Is 3tnHtrn nno
ilpsrbsm g9a fer In Der Qits, 6taunn9 uHb Hpaaer.Res
mite, auspepdblttr @sftrduden. Bdurntn &C., gum Dtr-
tauft nit S~pforitger BstiBnabmt. Wtau ipenoe fb an
NJ o. Partifon. poHIuttatr In Ut. gBajtinetnn,
ODER al fsnrp k8.0ppfe. Rr. o, eapButlttnss.
Baltimore, (240-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Nrpfeft bnn Q0thCTjPsv

albaHp, Is, Sel-eiEe Y2tiammlunQ
bon Ra'b 81 fen oisIer 8i6Jsis bat bsule in Der
9atbeorale fal9tnoe Seidlhhs g,TaBt:
sSsihloieu, ooB mir nit 6trS unO RuuO
ben Yrotsit oss @r5bti6oFs uno Der 8iId6f.
Des YroOtujtals GonSils BON Rem Oort aeasn
Die SeIeBun8 uro Wtguabme oes YatrirHos
NUNS ourb Bittor emanuel unterftuBen uub
ole pelibnli6e unabbGnatRtett Oes iouoet6ren
Bapftes OILS Sauptes uuisrsr Stride uuo BEN
trsten 3utrttt gu ibm Gls ben amerituniIhrn
SRr9trn tbeuert Rsdie betrudten, tuslhe mir
nit nler u%nierer politiIheu @ttpnIt b~ebaupten
uno nsrtbeioigsn psrotn.
Ssi6lOIsn bah oieis NOrtKe ntbf 8eItlui
len oor9eleat utros, oamit OieItlben unierem
bObitsn tirblthen 9erri9er unterbreitet tuer
ben, nit Der 8srith,rurg unierer Sumpnibis
uno Sebotion In oisier &riiis uno unIsrsr
6tiili6sn SOfnun9 icinss Sisees.s
9iHci matt, lS. Sel-osutt lamb In
&OOin9ton cine GrOBe Semonltratiun Der Rn
tbolifen itatt, I'M geasn bic BtIebuuo BEG Rir
4tnlaates gu proteitiren. lltber 5000 9.tIp
men Daren IN Der 6GtbeOrnle, in met&sr Elm
Broltit on9enaum.H ipurne, in mslbsm Die
SfiiBer9rsifun9 BEG SirhtuTtaaies oils Elm
Glimtn0lansrif uuf Die SsItai9aFt bs,eibuei
Miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

ScPldoen 5n bermietben.
Yin Der @de Der NJ ofbingtnnfr. unb canton.
Hptnle. psldlsr tr tr9eno Elm @tih6ft paGtno 1T. Dor.
JlaIth tlr stnsn Sroetriss9aotn ODER ttne Npotbste.
g 30-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

@tloer ans3ulriben.
s O Ia eummsn BON 5000. $500. $500. $500.
$1,000, 5000 oosr p~aisnoen Ystrd8sn. !NdatEss bel
3. pobeap, Waaiier, ssr. a. ~onrtlanshrass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

IT 7 ON II. Nt55r.I lbfr BttIin. = DE
Bsutipen grifisn bic 6raujoIsn Dor 2ongup
an un0 tricbsH Ie in Die GsItun9 Surld
Der BEIRUT Der 6rau5Oisn bttruS 200
Mann.
Der WiIiidtcommdnOGnt BON Sours III
rue9en porsiIt8er RaumuHs Oes villages abge,
IeBt por0en.
SonOon, II. Stibr. 6rau56I|1e Runo.
nsnboote trtuJen 5lptI4en Sb,rboarg unO
Qa0rs. Estn OeutI6ss SrieSsi6tH bat Ft
bis ieBt gelsigt.
otrlrhtc aIS SotbcGur. 49, lie ppirt' 3Irutee. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
@runbmietben An perfaufeu.

Cine bon 1901 SIS, bier bon $50 itos elm grunoHid
an Der etoitaraBs. 1896 bel 4l8 5uB; baus unb Plas.
fir etnen 2a9stbter'e Salon et8neno. $1,000 $500
6fr. q, at. NuuIffraHe. 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
gu %bcrfaufrn.

IT,. Gin Ileines gBobnbaus nit 8 3~tnitntrn an Der
Dints. nabe poppIttonftraBe 2 DO. an Wonnlnent'.
nabe aisauitbpraBe l DO. an Nisauitbs. uabs BtooIes
itraBe unD 2 DO. an GbaIs., nabe BonbtraBs, ioipit per'
l9ttoene quite &anohsuen In Dtreinien uno WarpIauo.
". Rpbtnfpr q Gpmp.,
e9r. 1a. Eau Buildings, Gtoptf.gdt
t2l0-) Der Iertnatpns unD ct. Hdulirabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Su h~erfanfen.

&nQ Gin sDobubaus an Der goHcns. nabt Der Gbe.
apeafsaraBs, az . hodig @ 3tmfutr tnibalienp. 10 bel
rs Nuk orok bis on tine Mntp, lpelde In bic Qtetds
psaf,trase fhbrt. I'm eompIeitln 3ufanoe. Preis MUIR
$500. gldbtrss bel aneonn s SrrSenp.
(29l-) ylr. 10, Sam Buildings, ct. PanltraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Gpe,ial : Bcriauf

= Spe3ial gcriauf
~ Der q Ftttttu btr
"Baltimorc County Dairy Association ID
ser. QQa, Rore . Gutdw.. nabe - abtfonhraee.
Dpunerffaa, ben 20. Del aR orsens 20 n1r.
,ptrbtn mir on obtn b~tnarnten pIabs aus efttten Der
tb,tllp,iJe In q,f,tosn, gDaStn, @si9trrti,. Wilaianutn.
0ubitr, QIanntn, Waobsn. Slodsn, 3lsertnttlnnea u.
Subtr, Slrtau.T ob,In. mtbrsre Stlo pinhtn u. !. To-.
1RilSisats muatn mir auf oisitn gsriaui defenders
auiulsitiam .. 4
9 dRorrts BARRIE uno
3Dm. u Warfban. BsoonHd4ttets
tsOO-3l D. D. Guutpan s. &ubn Nuh.
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8n %nerFanfen.

Sine uorIleIl6e DampfmaI4iue t6-7 Pitrotfraftl
nebft Sampttei isl. Vlau reIoe 5h iofort In Der Grpsots
ton ots sGorrsiponotntfn.I Ode Der BaIttniorttraBt
uno observation-disclosures. t204-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Siliq All b%erfdufcn.

E2lE Bier 6duJer an BAN ION. lutinsn 60.
Innbia. uuo 81. psttrsHraBe. ioebsti fertis ebtnio 4
bauIer oeoenibsr, bic iebt gtbdut tperbtn. 9la6iutraatn
bel George .. Sassls. @de Der Saratoga. unb
SaSperffraRt. leT-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

- 3u 1erfaufen ober 8eeen Stabts
Z @rnnbbefis An Dertaufhen.
Gin tIeiusr plab bon 10 obtr 90 Wtorgtu an Der altt1
fr.6sr,d.5 oa6, 1 Wttils pom Gnopunits Der uStaot.
Bfsrosbabn = 9ldbstts bel Hrtbur sage In Rr. $50.
@prb.t o. utaph rate ... t9lpb 80, IVlt.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

in elmer Oorllalidtu 9ebtus sBftHhsruneB 8titu
thnit Elm ener9tiher Wgent fir BEN DtHritt 9oIuuls
bto. iopie Gin attiusr @ OIicitor iir oitIs 5tabt, uu
enhUeo;r aui Gommiiitorrn ootE SdIair ~ arbetien.
Wtnu aorslftrs nntsr iplrIIlbsmNamsn Life Company"
In Der @rptb b. nj. '296-SOIj
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8u permtctbcu.

OW WNtHHFNEVt"$
Sipet ooer bret 3tmntr i'm Jlueittn Stodt fno iofort
~ Osrmietben. gu nsloen IN Der GTpeb. B.. ar arts
lamb q atsititu Rr. 3. Cic. 0aparaee.
I227-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

9arSeitg e Gaaaeln,
&aa1N SeiFngs@ir u. 8er'ertlesr
antr Sorttn -
sEefzneGrbett fir B ,Ganofs
.uus @aSlettuuaeu,
Rr. As, ~eolibaptrase, 8aIitmors.
easubitr. nns Nis'Sdbus ~bsadusta anf asaet,
As EtfpHtets Sprefait wlre aui sas Giarixtsn a.,
Cgae l2,1S ""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Sefauutmaf'anett.
2%teferunsS S~(neebcte fIe Gement
fur baS neue Rdtbbaus.


Das Bnu'Gnmite fir has nrue JtatbbauB label Ju
perfiegtltGn Mnssboten fur erettaufene Edftr
Cement elm. um auf BEN Bduplaks res usutn RGibs
bGuiss ~ lolh'u 3eiien uub in ioltsn GaanihdttH, oils
Der Superintendent oss 8tOduoes bon 3sit gu Sett aH'
Oronet, ubgGl, ebert iu peroeu.
Die angrbote mairn ben Prsis pro SAB 'abseItfsrtl.
Die Writ ooer ben Namtn ulO has Beluiht isbts 6ahts
ocs NrtttrlB ent9dlten. Sic mi nui an bas Bnu.G Omite
%aoreliirt, auf Dem 9ouUert init sAngeboie fur Gfneut%
b~eJttdnet. unO bel BEN Seiretdr nts Gomtts's il Bls
rsau bsfitIbsH DROntdg ben 10. DEL. por 3 ubr glab'
miitags, etnaersltt %ipsrosn, on iptlaem PlaBs uno III
lDelher GET Ole Nngeboie gs6ituet rusroeu. WpJu ALE ins
%tereifrtsn ptrioueu ttustIaosn ptrben, iu erlntinen.
Der eontrait lutro In uCbtretntlmmuHa init Der
StaoiusrUronuns btNltbtIib hes 8auss zines rsueu
Rdtbbdults, am 3. Quguit 1870 gentbmiat. aeiuabt
luirofn uno Tam nGbtre Nusiunft abtr bieie. ionie
tber tr9eno cine auoete SGde in 8grbtnbung nit oteier
WnJeige befm Supetinttn5snteu os geb6uors ein8ss
bolt petott.
Sas GOmltr bcB6It Tb has Rs&t Dor, lrgenO eitts
poer ALE NnBcbote Iu u%erlpcrten.
SoIbua Saufant.
y. fodu %ledfdnte,
SpbH - Sober,
Jdabpe Jean uno
&dmHcl q. MbamS,
C~2Os-9OOl 8au,6Omtts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
6auier IN ~nerfoufeu.

E5EA- odnIsr 81 tauini uno iunt Dtriauft III Bber.
nebnet In aDut Sbtirn Der Staot prets bon $2G0 bis
$50, 900. Muh iptrb DIE Gtnlitbung bon Rednungen
eu.r Grt, &infaitrsn bon @~runomietbeu &c. btntg be.
jorat. Gins Enlapl @rlno hide pets bilis an pano.-
auh ptro etle qusssiteben.- q. SprM.
9lr. l02. Cough. ltptiten Sonofrabt
(Ctt. g, 8U1tt.l uno Broabwap.
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3u perfaufen.

80 Tas 6aus ser. 381. Ue N tnfar.. tptf.
LII lib BON B%Ioaowap. 4.fbdia NIT boppeltem Din.
4l.Q ttraebduoe In eomplttsm 3ufanoe; @ruuorntstbs
uteprie prets $4,000. gdbtres BET uuepun q Bruss
eup, Tr. 10. eaw Butlbinss. 81. paulfr. C27o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

80 Ubratrr UOmiquri ill., rOntCtr.
Bm. q. CinH.."""..........D trstOr.
un8ebenttrGrtOI8
osr ptrtlntBieu
Rem 0orter unO Ynttimorer 5ruppe
Ss6e Bp6e etpaS Beeues
Witosr elm ueuts 9barattEr.Yautt, UrtiteIt:
SSepbprsSodt'0Iub"
ntusn prddtige GoHameu.
3pstts gDobs oes sroBsn BaIstB
LIES FOLLGEs.n
JH beioen 8aUtttn tttisn In ben 8 baraTttr : Roueu bic
S6mtRtrn RIeintop uuO
9emOiisue MItrdnbriue, ioute
emma DRtlCS
uno Die ~taoeloie V alIetI3ruppeo ut.
3lutIts gBods Der btnrtiBenoen Sanserln
6u. SiUla 9~ltftUn,
rbcnills 0ts
ltIItputtl@eH numbers
Sen. Grant, Jun.
WR1ttbetpa s Bunting.
bic yUi6nner ot GAIT"
u 3, EaibOtt
nebit
Der 9sidmmien 8altimorer Sruppe
SamrBS, goparos.
Gam. 9CYere,
SEQ. ". gbsion
Wtdu isbe bic neueu SiAde
Heucihba auf Der Soiree!"
gSemdnbcs RUdn
pDas BupIUgifbe @abinet !"
Sum gaIuis oas Ste's1auiptst:
Der EDbeS SeuGbttburm.~
Erettoa: NbGno. potfsauu9 fir 8amen.
SOnndbenb 9ladntttags : YorHsnun9 fir SatniIier.
etntrtlt. '''''''.''s'.''''' IN. 20. 5O uHo 70 ets.
(3o0-5l
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StHe ileue Spnitd'if'
SluterItid = ytGb : WaiGine
o1u e~urd,pss utusr Sauart.
RAID, Isi&tsebeno uno bausrbaTt.
Dt Gufmtrfiamhii bon Gnudesrn, xisibsrs
sa6srn S9nbs unb ctittI Babrifantsi.
Rutf1tnsd ufpussrn nnb unnsrn, biz finf raIA,
istst uHb odutrbafi ~arbtitftos
SroaAtn. itnisu tptr an' bitit ntatrf grIbstnana an. stzs
Rdh. Vaa iatnstsgtbtfif
9is Rr. l Na9sWaI6in
fir Bdb%risantsn
N bon b%tioresrtr @t6Bt. ltbE hnti uuo trdltig, Itt&i Ia
tti = BON OaunfIn gattins bis lum bidatu Ysntr
stugtrtatti unb init baumpoutnsiH. %Iinrtutui unb Itibt.
nam Sae.n alttS Out o%rb.t,tne. pbi9on lett RurlsaI
BET Sabtitantru I'M eoutn 9auot I'm gsbtuu3t unb
osOtrnuun IL nit ibntn arSutbmtuS %Iutri,btu.
un'u RaIotnts uns ssr ,sattor bab,u ss,tos sss
ihpsrffu Sti4irrlsotr uno itiuiitn Qdiisrtu9t uno Sat
iuut bis Jun bAnritn ~etptbitn Vdpttrt - obnt b
epanuuug III p%trdnotru. srin0Ii6 probiri uno atprHit.
uno mir Hnotu, oGb Re auf allen etpfen sinsn spl.
fum m usn etidb nIadbf. 80 bin Rltiosrbdnslsr UNI
SABRE lang prohibit uno trildrt obus Btotnisu Abr 4
ealt. IRA f3tni iar ~sttaus bic beat Sou ausn. BE
sskauo, Sa.. BIN 81. Stunt 1903.
Wiutdm ep9,
RifIberbdnbltr uno 6~abrtfanf, Ny, Il, 4airax.
re sabt Sbrt yr. | Dpathtns BET psrI&itosnfri gttAs
gsrt i~ergtdItts une sranoItt prohibit nne trfIdrr ne obss
Sanstrn las ttnt ftbr eor,lslidbr Wafbins. BIC
arbsittt RAID uno 8trdnl&los nnb iisitrt Gin spusapss
sasnes 6th6 Nrbtit.
EbttaQo, Su., ben rs. Suit 1905,
q. .. BuffuRf,
ghna.n n. Stitki.5abri,ant. Nr. rs, HdnbptsbRx.
Skrs 9roSt ~perbtntrtt Babrtiantsr. IN intnt nj 81
etRt Iar 6trttotr, Die 10 i btnus / ,nns ia BABE IN mi.
Hsin Stiaditt in ] Sabrtn tins Mtnst Waiainsn Sre-
Bit. tDaA Gdubtrttt. Bautrhaitiatstt sHh raIsss
zrb,tin aubslenat, " ne uuabtrtrehta.
Si. 2suIs, no, Is. Sanuar 1866.
Brdnt Bapensssf,
aittotrbdnblsr. -2tnStz Reist".
9rnber & Bafrr's
Wdb Waf6tuen Tabrtf,
Rr. 1871, 6altimorefr.,
tI2S-l 1aIttm ore, nh.
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DerFdufen,

1000 Dubtuo Itere GbampasntthaIdtn tglnts, be
@. Z; BOA, @de Der SUntb. Hnb Gsaterffraat
I'M Geusr. fao7~1
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Nterre Is. 9uaan,

fFh Wtette .. Du9ant
81 Rr. 20, st. Paulfrabe,
@rMnceigentbumss ure @cie'Oadftsr.
gu o~ertauFen cine 9erGunIgs g%Dobnune unb RtFau.
ration In ether oorJigliden 8tIbGitseeeeno.
&eIoer uerotn Ju allen Sstrd9eu auaasltebtn.
Gtntd i~Iirlnetn pon Seloeri iusrben iogleih beioraf.
$500 inp lofort auBIuleiben. t250-l
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Bn DtrhaufrE nn0 81 Brrmirtbtn.
a9. s.. Enlthnn 4 Snhn.

9srawsgt&s BEE StFtnatrHs u. GouFtIaHAa &c..
k~utiioNctOrsr ut0 8ruubci1tntbums MdfleT.
Wnttl0n s.5trPduk bon @ruHOttntatbum. NEHxu
an0 Dbligdtiontn.
BsrFdnfe con URobiliea In 6auIs Sts gIaHiHEs
msrR.
S<rtdufe son SftrbsH, Bieb. 1assA 4. T. ~.
no IS ittn mag.
Rrisat:S erFdRfs soH RaHfrn. AdnSereisn &.
GruHbmict6en.
anIeibsH prfbdKt aGI gisIHt5urr in orr Gtabi
gub auf BEN 2nbbe. (Sept2l ,STRlg i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

Sin lun8er Wtann. Der aui Der uuioerftdf ~ Witn
uteoJtn ttuOttt, iudt cine panenoe Stsue, pombgIia
ais YrooiIor in elmer apOtbss, In psIhtm 8sihGft sr
idou Itsnlih bttudnOert III bobsr 9pbn plro ntnt be-
dnlpru9t. RahIutrd8sn lit gfr. IS, Ftu', STplfdlsn
HamppErs Mnb G~hnrpnrnhe. I2Q8-3OOl
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Btut0 An %Derfaufcn

DH betfdnFe1+
3wet nod GAM reue Barbierd1bIe Hno btaia 1,
o%ertaIitn Ndbses In Rr. Ell, Ga6. 9ntdns ffrGAe
f20R-3On
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
DerIdngt

3wsi Suuaeu elmer ais 9sbrllne. Der amber. mug
loon aennturne pom Buhorudstei i. 9si@dit babtn.
&ahJutra8sn bel DCutfb S 9olbtrmanu uuF Der
f3OO-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19
Nermiefhen.

Cine gut eIn9srihtte gBir'bIdaft In elmer suten O,
esno lpe8er MISUNDERSTANDING 9ahIuirnasn In b.
@rpcb. b. BldtteS. (2s5-3O21
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NFrInuoF.

S|tEluUHb
Gin euies Vl6bbeu. utIbss io6tn. luaIden unb bdatItt
lam, In Rr, gao. SdHUbtrRrdae. (299-SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

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4. Mplpfon & 9pmp.,
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Scr 9eAti6e %@Grrcp0nOent.
SaIttmOre,. 10. EeIember 1870.
SeGegrapbiide 9eyrIden.
Qremplartfhe Strafe.

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analifs nit piftolsn nuf ben pOliiiiten Wors
Iis RurpbD uno nsgen Seraubung oss 6ugb
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hattie Die alsi6e Struis gu Iablsn unO erhielt
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-19

anI elmer Farm rabe Dort, pa. Elm OuiI6er T7ann
neon Gtau obne RtRotr, ootr init ltoei trtuahItntn atnt
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galt 0erfsbtn. Nud iino baitlbt JlD'i pdaisr NIT fd6.
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Ga ~DCrfuuicn.
3u berFdufen.
3u D~erfdufen.
2u berPdufcn,

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Gin WtId'8elhdft nit 8roerits uno qIauor. 0abeu
Wa5srts In efr. SO, Wrpa', nabe SUbnTjnfIrase,
lf99-30I)
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3u D%erfaufeu.

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- liz bon 1920 Ndsr ieoe. nit allen nbtbieen &C.
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nit Sablretheu 6iider. Nuferr uno DiIOen 9rtliseI,
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

The st. Adams Messenger says
Mr.. Naham Brigham, of Bakersfeldr
Vermont, from fifteen COWS, made
during the dairy season just closed
sixty tubs, or 5000 pounds of butter
He sold it for forty-five cents pound,
realizing 81 $50. He also raised ten
calves, now worth 800, and 1,0OC
pounds of pork, which he sold fol
$13O-making az the proper income
of the dairy 81, $50, besides supply.
ing his family. He is now making
butter at the rate of one tub pei
week. Mr.. Brigham is a correct
farmer. He selects the best stock he
can find and then keeps it in the
best condition. He does not believe
in pasturirg all the cows the fence
will hold, and in winter, besides the
first quality of hay, he is a liberal
feeder in grain. 1t pays, asthe above
account shows.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04
EEiGh Prices.

The causes of the present high
prices, says the Boston Journal, OPP
crate in a circle. 1t costs more to
produce things than formerly, main.
ly because labor is higher, and labor
is higher because living is more cost
~. Nobody is contented with the
profits customary before the war, and
cannot afford TO be, because taxes and
other necessary expenses are so much
heavier. And so it is in whatever
direction we look. The customer
finds fault with the retailer, the lat
ter throws the blame or the whole
salers, he says the real trouble is
with the manufactures or producer,
and the latter wants to know how he
is going 10 live on less price for his
goods or wares. Suppose we all ac-
knowledge that one is as much to
blame as another, or rather-which
Ia probably the truer statement-that
the present scale of living has ir-
resistibIy followed from general
causes, without any special fault on
the part of individuals. The real
question is, how shall we get out of
The predlcament? Here. too, there
must evidently be the same conjunc-
ton of influences. 1t used to be
said that, bring down gold, and
everything else would come down.
1t did not prove so, however, for the
same reason we have noted. namely,
the interdependence of so many
agencies bearing upon the matter.
First of all, we want a series of good
crops, 10 make production abundant.
That will cheaper labor without in.
jury to the laborer, which will null
tiply and cheaper manufactured
goods, which will extend business,
With these processes will come a re-
lief from the necessity of large prof
its, diminution Of the rate of taxa
ton, with undiminished revenues to
the Government, and "A gradual re-
turn to specie payments. In short,
as President Lincoln said about the
war in one of its dark periods, 1--WE
must keep pegging away" Every
man who does all the work he can,
and lives as frugally, and pays as
promptly, is doing his share toward
the return of better times. And if
we can only have the greater part of
forty millions of people pursuing
that course, the Improvement will be
absolutely irresistible, and pretty
rapid, too.-ECchdnge.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04
lis 1T Policy EoE. Farm ers
to Invest i'm More
Land

The high prices which have been
obtained for sometime past, and
which are now received for most
country produce, have stimulated our
farmers to branch out. Many of
them have bought, or intend to buy,
the next eighty" or forty acres
joining. Now, while we admit that
every one understands his own af-
fairs best, and also the extent of his
desirable possessions, still we think a
word of caution may possibly save
our readers some funds or anxiety.
1t is certainly better to raise one
thousand bushels of corn on ten acres,
than to devote twenty acres to the
same purpose. If the same amount
of fertilizers and the same labor were
expended on the ten acres, which are
necessary to cultivate the twenty, it
would not only better the land, but
generally produce the desired result,
and leave the ten acres to be devoted
to other crops. Feed your land and
it will feed you. Make it produce
the most possible to be realized from
the same number of acres. Improve
yonr fences so as to avoid having
your crops destroyed by your own or
your neighbours stock. Improve
your barns and out.buildings, and
thus save feed and fuel. Get pump
for your well or cis:ern, and thus
save strength of your wife and your
own. Have your buildings painted
and thus preserve them; in fact, in
stead of spreading, concentrate your
forces, or in other your capital, and
the hard times, which are already
felt by many, will leave you I'M
harmed. You will have less tax to
pay, be enabled to do your work in
good season, enjoy better what you
have without being overworked.-
You will also have more time to cul-
waite your mind, attend to the educa-
ton of your children, and not dread
the day when the interest on your
notes will come due, which you may
possibly have given i'm part payment
for the "next eighty."-Cedar Rap
ids Times. -. .a-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

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