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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12

rannter 0aro eesen itb bate iberraidte
einen Stoen benin man belt oeien Nleoers
loge als cine aussema9te SGhe. Sieies 1T
oas erItr WtGI oaB in senannter gSaro elm
Semotrat erpablt nuroe lett Der neuen 6ors
miruua oerislbeu.H
Sn elmer AnSeige oes 9lattss bfiBt es: Der
Inier5ei6nste itaitet hermit ieinen 6reunoen
beioer Qarteien lslnen pdrmlteu 8ant Iir Die
ibm su She'll setporoene unteritiBuua bel Der
g9abl am tsBtsr Montase alb. IS pir6 ietn
YeIreben iein nod Srditeu fir oas geObl
Der 3. g9aro, iotpie fir Die Staot i'm 8an5en
1u pirten. IS 1T oisies ais elm Sie9 Der
Seutiaen ~ betrahten, unO tuenn mir Seut:
I9e IortIabrcu Obue unteribieo Der gartei
bel allen 8ele8enbeiten uniere &rdfte tRb!bar
,u MAIDEN 10 fam ss Mot ausbletben oaB
mir fernerbin uns bic StelunR als SeutI4e
Iidern, uub Der ole osutite Yreiie bereits lett
3abren tro6tet. y. Raine, 9eWdbltes Stnot'
ratbsmit9lieo Der 3. g8aro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12


Sn 8oulogre, 6runtrfih. bat an 20.
Mdrs ain Gran0 int 3Oabauie grOBen S9a'
ben GngeitiItet,
Su 2ouoon wurSeu einise lpantlbe
'~iMatadores'', Die in Der vGaritultursoale
ctusn Stiertanpf aufssIibrt battsn, psSen
Sbierqudlsret n]rretirt.
: @uI!ap 6lourrus, elmer Der Anfibrsr Der
Ro6efOrts @meutr, lit ben Ha4ltelungen oer
BARRIER Yoli5ri sIRdli1 ent8an8en uno III
2onopu angefommen.
- Die ensIiitsn Slatter %brin8sn G%in5slns
beiten iiber ben rabe 2onoon erfolgten SOo
6es 2uftibiHers 8reen. Gr Itarb plDBli9 al
elmer 9erjtrant6sit.
5u 0ainOut, 8els;eu, itebt 8eIous lie
Wouftier Dor ben Nifien, ftnf i1euBtther
Rorotbaten uno UeribieOener @inbrti1e uno
BGIihungen nnsetlagt. Die WOrotbatcn baben
Qlebnlihteit nit benz berii6tieten Sraupmann
9erbredeu. aub in WsouItier's Sale mar
Die GrIunsuns BEG SerulDaens leinsr Dpler
Der 8eiuegSruno sum Moroe. Gr erl1oroste
bic orei 8rioer 5Dirion per9titete J, y.
Sapre3 uno oeIien 6rau mil IrIenit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
WuS VOrtsmoutb. Ohio.

Bel Der am porlssten Montase in Yortss
moatb, Ohio, itattsefunpenen Wunistpaltpabl
itimmten ITO Nsger, obne bebslist 3u ipsrben.
Ser Yortsmoutber pGorrsiponoent" melOst
oatiber !:
Die 9Babl am leBten Wontase firf, 10 au
Iagen, 5u faii alsemeiner 3ufrieOsnbeit aus.
beIonoers iopeit es lid auf uniere Oeutiaen
Witburser bs3oa, nit nur elmer A%usnabme,
uno cisie 1T oaB leioer or. Valeniin 8urfet
in Der 5. gBaro beiieet ipuroe. Die Neser
Itinmten, 10 piel mir piieu, Vile, 179 Mann
tart. Sn iammtliden @arbs sins es rubiS
,u es lit uns aud nidt bic 8erinaits &ubes
itDruns ,u Obren sefon1msn. Der srOBe
Selo Wlilton &enneop tit gum aaeemeinen
Seioweien (?) idmmtli9er Wirtbe 9eidtasen
poroen, frog oes Is. Mmenoemsnts, tros Der
179 neugebadenen gBdbisr. Won ben iieben
Observation-Disclosures puroen orei Hepublif
iancr uno bier 9emptraten 9stpdblt. @s 1T
oisies Elm 9rOber Sies Der Semofratie ieoDd
oirisn Die erpdbltsn Semotraten in Der e.,
8. uuo 5. g8aro ni4t perssHen. baB lie ibre
grwdblune Der Sllfe republifanii4er Stirts
men 3u psroanfen baben. Sab Der Reoatteur
bieIes Blnttes (9r. @buaro GaiEe) in Der 3.
gBaro erpdblt ipuroe troBoem er cine Weebrs
belt BON stua 70 Stimrnen aus 2a in ses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
Gifeabahnen.
8bilaoclpbia @tlmtngtons
DQlfimorCr Gi(rHbabn.


Nn1 tno mad Dfpntdg, ben 10. Wat 1869, atbttf
Die Pandetsrjh8s ta8lih CSonntass au~sBsnomalsnI, pit
folst:
Sses:%ph,ug nod philadelphia uno SwiIden.sta
tionen Inn TBS Wloraens. 9ieier 3us oerbinoet Hb an
Der 9Ierp. g a fe. 8 Junction nit BEN Grain ausr Stationer
Der 9eIaruaresSiienbabn uno In Yerrppile nit ansu
Statisten Der Baltimore q entraIsg iienbab u.
@srpres,ug nat philadelphia uuo 9telps gpri nm 8
ubr S5 Wtrulen UtDreens, Hl In Yerrpnile nit BEN
3uQe nab Bort ScpoItt perbinoeno.
philadelphia 9lelps Ylorfer GEprGBjup gtadrt. 2 ubr
IS Winutsi ~psrbinosi Tb in Wilnitngton nit ben 81.
gen Fir Gtattontn an Der 9slauare.G tisnbabu, jipiI&en
Bilminsiou unb Darlington.
Accommodations 3ug nab BORT 9epuNt uno ben oa.
iIpliden ~9ele9enen StatiDnen 5 ubr gtad,mittaes.
Ybila6eIpbia Nbruo3ug I ubr 25 Dliu.: ~osrbinest
fd) In gDilmin9tpn init BEN GSpreB1upe fir 5aupt.Sta.
tiOren an Der 8elapares 6 iienbabn t1aIib, Snmftaa
UNI S%onrtag aus9enonmen.
@rpres;ua ndb 9le,psDor nm 10 ubr 40 WR. MbDs.
Nm &pnntage:
gtddb philadelphia 7 nbr IS Wliiuter Wbenoa.
Rad 9ieps DDrt nm 1e uhr 40 Win. Nbsnos.
Sbtlacetpbia Baltimore sGcrtratsS3abu.
Die 3iee geber taglid Wtorgens UNI Z ubr 25 Winuten,
rotnmsr. uuo Somita9s our Yerbirours nm 2 nbr IS
Wtiu. Nadbm
Surdfabrts. Yiuets Rno ,ntrueoer I'M BreRbentar..
Depot, ober CIR. 147. Bdltinoreitr., ju baben. @bsnfo
tann man bort i'm Doraus SiBe i'm binterfn aittFb.
uno Sdlatlua9et itdert-
gerionen, Drlbe 8ilsts in Der Office In Balttuprsar.
iebfert, baden ben Bortbeil, bag ibre Baggage aus Der
Wobnun8. abarbolt unb bon Der vunion 3rarSfer Co.
irartirt ipiro.
dO1-l Esm. @ra@fprt. aaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
Ste Hsuefc @atoedans
MfDi3i II.

DIE aroBt Sdtpiertgteit, npelte bic Gtrjte felt Sabre
b~unosrtrn ~ bsfsesn I'D, abmiiben, 1T erclth 9ebebsn.
Gin aus pHayer lubereitetrs Seini8unss, utts ultttttrs
rturgsnlittel. lpiriIaner. oils irgerlo Elm WstrteralaNrdpa
rat oerfelbetl 4la Ne, itS tbenio an9enebrr bon Se1hrfdd,
fpte getpbbnlider Ganop, piro lest ben araniea In Vts
Halt eints BruIttiiselhens (Lozenge) 9ebptett.
Or. erasmus sSinslprs's
2tbsr' unb WaeenrGpBengt
II Die tpihtisfe, mebiblriide geuiBteit. peIae Die rttsrt
Gbemts srseiet bat. sie entb6i ltpet qhurtet.G gtratte.
bic, an unb fir I'D, ooltomren barnllos. aae SeiIsiaert.
fhaften Des HuediIbrrs IN it) alien lino In oteler 9efdls
ligel 5orru %beitintnnt limb. Die etelerrrgenoerl. Ntllen nte
frdnttel, oeret Sauptbsfanctbstl ienss ssfdsriths cts
regeuoe Wlttiel. IN, Ju DtrorGnget lno gam anS benz Sts
rauhs ju psrbannsn. Nisbr, benin
ttntauitnD Ggpertmentt
purotn bonn Grfinoer ois'es uuoergIet6Itdlen WltttsIs 9e'
rnadt, ebe eB III BEN aegenip6rtt9en Snitanot Der Bou'
fonlrnenbstt eebradt lpurot. Die 2oien9t IN in tbrtr
sBtrfuns barnlos. uto obIhon Der Weoiitn.S idnad
ibrsr beilenotn Betanbtbeilt auf derllifett eDege betets
tigt porotn, bIeibt lt bod ebenIo pirfIar rno traftig.
pis t. -
dftsrdne ooer nero6iem Eopfpeb, Sdniprrbpts
bet, RdEerSnd1t unb ben Ne9elpiort9teitef, otrsn
oas itlp6dere Seihledt lrterlporien II. wtrb man Die
sr6blthet unb abfoBsnoen prdparate, bic aetpobnlt4 In
IpIhen s56aen peroronet ,perbeH. Nls epecifeilm gsatr
gaIsuItioeu unb as Deitnun9 Ida ftenbes Wtttiel bat IL
uitter annpneirtsn Prdparatei ODER ben gDrtdriften otr
Bbarmaeopbe ni&t ibrss @leiden.
So IS ptrb Saranttrt pas Ntt enc 10.
sen .epsense E in IN al otrtudt hat, pttott
elm 2aTtr.4uIber ober 8 q rtr,3rdut6er
pber etnt RiIIe nimmt.
s@auiartsu nno GirIlidF ,peroea %'pFsntrst ~SsriasO'
bon ben Gi8sntbtrrsrn
@ebrHbtrn prtnsIt.
per. ~, Rsieen . Zane. gtelp-Dori.
Dapib O.. Saus. Iaent.
tRob. b.1Sl Hr. Il8. EranfIintfr.. Saltintsrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
% Central 0eib= uno
NGflerssBireau,
SIR. a9. Nfprb,0at., nahe N~apetteRraSe.

ytt. u, WOt6sWdbs, ttabe Ga9ettefraBe.
tgegrtupet bon BEN psrH. Gtpt Benjamin 1897
Dtsjes tppblbeianntt uno perant,porttiGe Btreau nla&t
bic srbBtsa unb ~liberalfen Bori&uNe out Eunbes. unn
Stats lDertbpapiere. Siamanten. ubren, SiIbertpaa.
rem, 6hnl6 iaGen, oerrtti. iino Damentletber, uih aui
ileiutn nuantitdttn. Die Bebtneunsen Hnb jtbr an.
ntbmbar. b~tionotrB bel 8rpbtn Summer. 6aGen psr'
ben fHr ir9enb cine ~btfiinuutte Seit aufbetuabrt. perios
u~ertauien pini@en, beionttnen be bb&fsu brittle In bfes
fem Btirtau. aat GtI&dfs . 9ransattionea tpsrben
onrbaus prtcat 9tbaiten. 4dgltb BON z abr Rcrgtn9
ubr. ts46-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
IL %
llortbfrn : Qentral : Gi(enbabn,

Bon uno mad Spnutae, &c. BGJbr. 1869, osriahtn
bic 3i9e Baltimore, lute tolgt:
s.I5 Pprgens, $pfs2dtreHJus. - Sdslta
kSontta9s aussenor1tnen6, nab Ylttsbur9 tno BEN VIE
fen, gInltra. Buffalo uno Den gideara.5 fallen II. !, N.
I2. go 6ad,mtttdgssg dren Iug-Sdeltd (Sprn.
tags dusBcn0irmenl, nab Btttsbur9 uno benz Wsftn
uto r0rblid muir bis gBiltamspprt.
T.4O abeneS@ rprea, (eOntiass aus8enornnitn)
mad benz gBeitsn.
1910 sfadt=9 rpres- sdsIid. mad benz g8tHen.
n6roliH nab Buffalo, &pdeiier. ben N~iasara,6Glsn
ano gunaba.
Die 3Hee nit Der Wen. Rarpldnorr GtenbaSnA s.
bt S.15 Wtor9tns, ilno 3 80 9iadlnittass ab.
Die .3tge tat Settpsbur9 ssben S.l5 Wlorssns uno
49, Nafmitta9s ab.
Die 3t9e nab oanoOtr ecbsn 8. Is Waorssns, u. 1920
uno 8. 80 9tadmittues ab.
Die 3i9e nit Der uGuntberlanb q auep'erG iitnbabns
sebfn SIS Wiorsens nro 1921 Wlittass oh.
areummnoatinnszS Ige
seadb Corr Nm $50 Raamittsss, tdsIia, Cont.
tags aus9eiiotfllert
Rad, Earstpn - I'm $50 gla&mittass. tasIid,
Soltnta9s aus9enoinitett.
Die .3uge Font men ii Baltimore ant
Bonn gBeten uno glOrben $50, 9 uPr WOrssns, $50
unb Z 1br @benos.
Yorf : l0.15 Wtorsens.
gDesen oes ~gDeiieref, Bilets mad allen Yunfter, Wen
unb 5toro. tpenoe man fb in Der Biletpr, Salptrt'Sta.
ton. unb yr. 9, Noro4S% alpertitr an
g. O.. 9puus,
Generals ia lag. NSentsK;
t809-) 6Ifreb u. EtSfe, Gen. senptrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
Bur VI a1rt9t
fir
Rei(mof nad) 0rn SiiOfn!
9rpNe Der. &taatenrMpute mad,
Dem SitDeul

Sipet tdeli&e gGneupoH .2thten mad Srtberidsbura.
9iGnlonb. Petersburg. Weloon, Wilinin9ton, N..G..
aufa. ga, nnb Sieip.O rIeans. ubtr gBaibinston. Dc.
4bfabrt ppn Baltimpre: friih 4 npr 20 Dtiniis
ben unb Ra&mittass 4 nbr S5 Wiruten t6pnntaass
Rahnihass ausgsnonmei.
antuaft tn Nibmonb Tn 10 Stunseu son
Baltimore.
kDtsen udbertt Nustlnit unb Dutt.BiItte lpenot
mon fb an oas Bilft. In Der Garlotnsetattpn
br sBottitnors. Dbio.g t{tubabnH.
tDeain-) Ouch S'VpHnor, Ngtnt .pahagttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
Mgcnt In Wajbingtnit.

Or. Dapib nSefkIer. sr. 10. Burrows 0oirt, ltpt.
Agtnt fir aDaibington, Gsprsstnwn uno &kyanoria
unb fno 3abIun8en on TIN Ju una6en.
A9- Nnseisen fay ben n0orrtlponotntsnA Ttroen an
bsjaetsm Grte entasasu8tnommtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12
G. Sur Ra4ri@t -
fir
GIrwanOerer rn6 &eiienOe
In ben
Der. Stanten BON NprbsS merifd
duf Der
pfnn(Dluania-G Central -Gilrnbabn
nab
nllrn Theilrn nrS nrnkrn OEeifrns.

Griparnib son 3eit, @elo uno Gntfernung !!
Die Gnttsrnuns bon Baltimore naG allen SbetIen bts
Neittns Der gereinigttt Staatsr III auf bieier 8abn
tirssr als nom philadelphia, Jeiu'Dorf ODER auT irssnb
elmer anoeren Eouts non Baltimore
giniardnter, tpelde Fb Der VennfbIpantd Geus
trail ifsnbabn- %bebirnen, psroeu nit ~hsnielbsn gil.
gen unD ~gDaggons %btibroert. tpe Die VdHdsiere crit
GiatIs. lutlhe rrebr ais oas Doppslte iabler.
Die gDasaons btsier Yabn baben ~sepolfsrte SiBs,
lperbs1 our Jtatitii srlendiet, i'm Winter Ssbest. uno ss
lutro Den % iagiGrtn 8rinfua Her oerabrstdt, turiun. es
lit fir bic ptauemlihteit uro Sittrbett Der Pafaeisre
in allen Stiden gsforgt.
Nui Dsier Sabn tabren bic ausrpanosrsr ant's
sdnLlfe nno Biuigitt. fe 10 bic einsise Sabn In
ben Sersinigten Stddten, iptld)e Nuswdncerer
init Sd,nsnj iisen bsf6rbsrt. Nlt dnosrtn &uhneu
%befbroeIn nod INNER Gtnpanorrer nit lan9lanlsn Gmns
eranien'3He,u
YaGaStsfe peGieIn auf bieisr gabn bic N1assons alf
her 9anJrn Heiie bon Baltimore nod Cincinnati nur tin
Vial, olf o,r aarJen StreSe Ituiideu Baltimore ano st:
Gouts. lotuis lluijher Baltimore uno ebicaao nur jlutt
WtaI. Nad Cincinnati eeldngt man In 80 Siunberl, nab
ct. aouis uno Chicago In itpsi Saeen.
Nuf allen Stattonsn, mo ~gBagaons 8ttpeGislt fusrosr,
fuo bsutidt Wgtnten anaeftnt um bic Ginfuanorrer ius
rebt lu lueilen nnp fir bic rtdtiss 8et6rotrlrs ibres Sc
pades Ju iorsen. Gin 8ortbeiI. tptlGer auf isinsr anoerr
Balm gsbottn tpiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-04-12

Baltimore Ohio @iicubatu,

w.
Vim uno nab G%puntas, ben 5. Seibr. 1869 stben
tGeltb brsi 3lse lpiihen Baltimore, Wbesltna une
Nartersbur8, Rno Ipar:
Der ~pfzSus
t ERtr,, taSI .,I|, C eoM @a, Ir' %as8s GS & n.,, nF e. : I sss, 40
more I'M 5 nbr 10 Wlinuten NadJnitta9s.
Der Sd1nen:3us
t60Iid, (GonntaeB einidlttBlidl @benos 5 ubr - Win.
@ntunft in Baltimore un, IL IS Worgrns.
Der 6 ineinnatt.G gpreB.3us ssbt td9lif
UNI 9 MIR IS Bin. abOs ab, gutlntf In SaIimOrsH UNI
8.55 Abtnbs.
Ser % tn&eFrr
berlGbt Baltimore tasIih Sonntass ausssnommenj UNI
4 rbr 9tadla. Wnilrtt in Baltimore 1880 Woreens'
Der Gllitotts @ttp.3n8 sspt non Baltimore
sens uro $50 Ssafulittaes ab. Nntunft in Baltimore
8.45 unb II so gtorssns uno $50 Gbenos.
Rdd1 PdgerStppn uub Hrepertd.
gbfabrt pts 3usss bon Baltimore $40 Wormtttaas
uno 4 NIB 5 nbr giadlnitta9s; Wniuuft in Baltimore
UNI 1880 upo II .55 Tinraens uno 5.i0 gatmtttass.
Rad, &8ind3efer.
Die Slge ptrla lien Baltimore nm $40 Wloraens uftb
400 9iGdr1. uno ionIlen um 1870 uno Ill Waor.
gems unb $40 9sadmittass naa S~eltinore iurad
Ma6 wafbinetOn.
NbIabrt bon . 1t NJ re lriib UNI 4 ubr 20 Win.,
sos, 100, s.35 uno IL rlr so Win. Nad,in. I'M, zoo,
So, 4, 40 nnD s n9r % 80 yftIattn Sbsne ssais NJ.
uiS 9% ntf. siaam. 1s,45, $50, $40, $50, 500 unS
MIR lo Min, SElaSfs. 8sriaGsn alaibinsiosSi I'm ! anS
$50 Wtoraens unb 3 ubr so Win. 9ladmittasb.
Sonntass.s;saassss, 49,, a. gsad, 5SaI41tetoGa UNI 40,
uno 8 ubr SO Win. Nbos. 8erla lien gBaibinston uri
8 nbr Ntprasns. unb $50, $40, 8iino 9 nhr 4bcnbs.
aBesen iuetierer M%ustunft, iplpie sahrbilee aller Mrt
u. |. 10. penbs man ib an 3. Z. &uelanb, Nsenten
In Der Gamoet.S iutiur, ober an oas Billet. Bureau.
ss 5abrbiletc iino aud In Rr. 1A9. fseff.
Baltimore, 9de Der 9alUertitruBr, ~ baden, mo
man Yeite uuissn gum abbOIcn Don Bepdf. ,peIbts in
oes 8etrstten6en ~g1obnun9 ge8en 9ontremarie bis an
ben 8eitimnungsort %rlarttrt piro, b%interla fen fam.
Sobn e. SBilfon, 3ranBportmeifer
z. M. &pIf. Saupts y iuct. Waent.
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Bur beipnhercn HerntnIHndbt1e.
Sober ~gafasisr bat 100 YIuno Sepat fref. 9inoer
bon 4 bis IL Sabrei beIablen babet prets. atuber rts
ter 4 Sabrsn iinb gang ret. u.,
Sas Sspdd sebt NIT ben Rafiasisrsn unb fonttnt init
ibnen su slsbbsr sStii an benz 8sHimuunesorte an. Gin
Isber erbalt tine Bei&etni9uug ilber isin gspdd bis an
Den Drt, mo CT Die Babn perIdBt.
I'm Der 9sfabr. betrp9er ~ iptroer. Jl ettsebet, fpu.
ten Yanasere ibre Sabrbilste nir tn benz Btireau pss
rnterSeidneien N8enfen ianfet.
Ias l~sitsrs aasiunft mtro unsutseltIi1 srtbsilt bon
Carl &. 5%ilebranb,
Generals sent Der -gennSplpania Is entrals
@ifenbabn,"
SCR. 81, xbameSitrasc, Baltimore,
~alsinioer Dsrtauf Der Siaste In Baltimore.
(NpriI4,1S)
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m. areiber. abs. 8. Sean. 3. 3. s8atsea.
Sreiber, 8eaa e Gomp.,
3 ven II. Npril 1870.

JNIpUrlfUre UpH FHHIIIWtH HHU HlT1
~etlenpaarem uno a8enten thr anisrlias
niide %Giienpaaren Gabrifanten,
Nr. 10, 0crmanifra6e,
maden lntcrbdneIer. Saulcnte lno Sanomericr in
yDalbin9tpn joppbl. als IN Baltimore aui ibr aus9e.
ocbntes Eager BON Yau.G iienpdaren uno Sanoperts.
jri9 aufinertiam. MId 3albers iino Wteilcriuaaren,
Ttaiirne lier. Sdeereii, ipluie Nnrs. mas man 9elpbbn.
lid III aroBen Giiempaaren. qa9ern Dor inoet. gBir bal.
ten INNER cine polidnoi9c Mus'uabl bon Babe *
Sutd,cr's ~beriibmtei, Sdneioe. Yperf3el9en. Muitrdge
weroen prompt ausseiibrt. Gs pirh Seutfd) sc.
fprpdben: asentsn far 6~aniielo's S~tsmm.ytai9it's.
lGttlOlSl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-10-13

THE DIsAsTER.AT HARPER's FERRY
The clergymen of Harper's Ferry,
which have been so devastated by the
flood, have united in an appeal for aid.
They say:
In single day thirty-six of our citi-
zens have lost their lives; more than
fifty families have been rendered home
less, many have lost their all, while the
business of the town is for the present i.
complete ruin. After five years of de-
structive warfare and five years of en-
tire prostration of business, our town
was just beginning to reassert itself
when this french calamity came upon
us. Those who escaped the flood are
generally poor, but are doing their ut,
most to care for the destitute. How are
these homeless people to be clothed, fed
and housed during the coming fall and
winter? For the answer we appeal tC
generous public. Contributions may
be sent to Edmund Chambers, Harper't
Ferry, w. Va, Treasurer of the Citi-
zens' Relief Association.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-10-13
Aaisfsllaafnns,
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THE WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE was;
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THE COLLEGE EDIFICE is a large and sub
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heated by warm air and we'll supplied with
THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS in the
College, viz: Preparatory Academic. Collegiate,
Normal Music, and Art. Instruction IN every
department is THOROUGH and COMPREHENSIVE
The Course of Study has been revised and i'm
proved. The Institution is well supplied with
Musical Instruments, Philosophical and Oh: M
ical Apparat is. Maps, Charts, Cabinets anG osi.-
er appliances for illustrating the Sciences
These facilities will be largely increased the
NEW FEATURES AND IMPROVEMENTS
Lectures upon literary, SCIENTIFIC and moral
subjects each fortnight in the z llege Hall
Musical Reviews and Soriees once a month";
Library and Reading Room well supplies with
choice books, magazines, and papers. Literary
MiIgsi MUSICAL NoTapt pEPARISIENTpeciSi 1e atten
tion will be devoted to this Department, and
superior advantages afforded at moderate rates.
The Teachers i'll this Department have de-
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT is under
the special care of the President and his wife.
No pains will be spared TO make this depart
ment home-like and satislac ory TO all our pa
irons.
All our terms are moderate-eg. g. Board. fur
nfshed room, washing and light, only SIS per
THE NEXT TERM COMMENCES sEPTEM-
BER 9TH, 1870 -
For Catalogues Oust issued) or further infor-
augi-i REV. W. H. MORTON.
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MARRIED.

CLOSE-MORRISON.-O 5th. 1870, at the resi-
rison, by Rev VIM. H Morton, A. NJ, MIR. T
]. Close and Miss Jennie A. Morrison, both o.
Belmont County, Ohio.
With the above came.Jhe printers re-
ward-a bountiful supply of cake. We
appreciate the kindness and return oul
best wishes for their happiness.
KITE-MITCHELL-On the sth inst at the
National Hotel. by Rev. Robert Alexander
Mr. William Kite of Bellaire, to Miss hannah
Mitchell of Wales.
KING-COLEMAN.-On September 2eth, by
Rev: A. ;,reenlee, Mr.. John King to Miss
Catharine Coleman, all of Belmont County.
WATSON-DONLEY.-Se lst, 1870, by Rev. j.
J. Lane, Mr.. John Watson and Miss Callle
FDonley, both of this County. .
CLARK-LIGGETT.-At the residence of the
brides grand parents in Sewellsville, on
Thursday, 9th ult., by Rev. ]. Perkins, Mr.
William 81. Clark of Bridgeport, to Miss Mary
J.Liggett. both of this County.
HAINES-DAVIS.-At the residence of the
brides parents in Kirkwood Township, Octo-
Der lst, 1870, by Rev. ]. Perkins, Mr.. Amos
Haines to Miss Elizabeth Davis, 10th of this
County.
SHIVELY-wADEL-Se o, by Rev, F
l. Swaney, at the N. E. Parsonage, Morris.
town, Mr.. David w. Shivey to Miss Esther J.
Wadei. both of this County.
-YOULEY.-September 18th, by the
same, at the residence of Mr. G Walker
Morristown, Mr. Irwin Bethel to Miss Martha
NJ Youley, both.o this County.
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Relief for German Wounded.

To the Germans and other Citizens OF
Belmont County.
The German residents of Bridgeport
and vicinity, for the purpose of organ
lzing and gi, ing an opportunity to thOs.
who wish to aid the sick and woundeu
of the German army, and the widows
and orphans of the fallen, have appoint
ed the undersigned as chairman OF 8
Committee for Belmont County, and
directed him to name other persons al
convenient places to receive contrlbu-
tions to this relief fund.
In compliance with this request have
appointed Lewis Boyer of Powhatan;
Max Albert and John stephan, Barnes
Vile; MarUin Shecke and ----
Beliaire; Adam Everly and Lewis Cook,
Bridgeport; George Schreiner, Martins
Vile; Henry Rehm, near st. Clairsville;
John Rottmeir, East Richland; PHILIP
Hanauer and Andrew Yaus, Morris
Gown. who are requested to circulate
subscription papers and receive contri'
buttons to De forwarded to the associa'
lion at Berlin. ,Vm. Seidwitz of ST
Clairsvilie will act as Treasurer. Ii
Germany a voluntary association has
been formed similar to the sanitar,
commission during the late war in tn,
limited States. In the time of our calam
tiles here, the humane of all countrie.
participated in sending aid to the sics
and wounded. D ep interest is felt il
this country for the people of Germany
and this sympathy has been expressed
by contributing to send some relief fo
their miseries resulting from the grea
battles.
The Fatherland has particular claims
at this time upon its distant children
and they have no other way to show
their devotion to the great cause of Ger
man unity, and to aid it than by mes
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THE Wheeling and Dennison propos-
ed Railway was the subject of various
meetings b Id in the County during the
last month. Separate Committees for
soliciting subscriptions have been ap-
pointed; twenty miles of right-of-way
have been promised, and better than all,
the people seemed determined to have
the Road. The only difficulty seems to
be in deciding whether it shall follow
the Short Creek or Piney Fork route.
Are our Belmont friends satisfied with
that movement without looking to their
own interests?
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aler Advertisements.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ]
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale TO
i the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1s70,
their very desirablesproperty, situated n mile
South of st. Clairsville and Warnocks Pike.
said Farm contains S71z Acres of land of the
very best quality, conveniently divided into
fields good fences, and coal bank spen on the
premises
itwo-story Brick House, with two good cellars
under it. Zone a wine CELLAR new frame Barn
and Carriage House, Brick Wash-House and
Smoke House. Coal House. and never falling
well of water under samesroot with Kitchen, a
cistern convenient to both wash-house and
kitchen; in short nearly all the conveniences
that could be desired.
The stock of fruit is not excelled in Eastern
Ohio consisting of a large apple orchard, $50
thrifty Peach Trees, mostly grated, 15 Pear
Trees 35 Cherry Trees, . Plum Trees, all OF the
best varieties; one acre in Grapes, u acre in
small fruits, such as currants and berries of ali
kinds. ,
Those wishing to purchase are invited to call
and examine the property before day OF sale.
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ.
Terms: q of purchase price cash, balance in
one and two year installments, with interest on
deferred payments from day of sale secured by
mortgage. ~.
Possession given within two weeks from sale.
MARY COOPER,
and'heirs of Nicholas Cooper, decd.