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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
NUMBER rs

A JSKE os III EknY Clay Nr. cay
was 4 Westsra 1laa, aud any msasuIe
he supposed would aid aidi the Great west,
always had hissnpport.e "a esets fes'si
Some emigrants from the Rhine hap
pened to sestle at vevay, Ind., and con.
ceivsd the idea, ihsn,a new So,nas one, That
American grapes would mako good wine
The experiment was tried and was
success. A present Of hall, d dozen bot =
ties was sent to Mr.. Clay, who, as might
be supposed. was in raptures over the
success attending the experiment. e s1.'
/, A couple of bottles was carefully put
aside to be taken to Washington, Ii
order to have it tested and sampled by
the winebibbers Of that city. A':a "a
In those days members of Congress
travelled either on horseback or by cur.
riages to the Federal city. Mr., Clay
had his own carriage, and used it on the
journey. When the tired horse came to
o hill, Mr. Clay, took advantage Of the
circumstance TO stretch hiG weary iip,bs
by walking to the top; but so anxioas
was he for the safety Of his wine, that
was to show that the West could pro-
duce an article net inferior to that made
on the Rhine, tha. he carefully aud ten
derly carried it, bottle in each hand,
lest they should be broken. :
Arriving at Washington, the wine
vas presented to Mr.. Madison then Prcsi-
dent of the United States, who, to sh,w
off its good quality, gave a large diuaer
party in honor of the event. The fact
that Mr.. Clay had presented the Presi-
dent with couple of bottles of Westera
wine, made Of the juice of Westcrn gra-
pes, was made public, and small quaint.
ty given to each guest to taste. Zach
sip was succeeded with wry face, yet
all, as matter of course, pronounced it
excellent, superb, magnificent. As j.
the case with all general rulss, there was
ono exception, in the, person of q bluff
member Of Congress, said TO be exGoy-
ernor Vance, of Ohio, who turning to.
Mr. Clay, with quizzicsl look, said:
"Mr, Clay, this may be excellent wine,
ssbnt i tsht.ss 60 ME Ike Kentucky wlis-
Ky, and mean, whiskey at than 2 MI.
Clay seized his glass aud tastcd, paused
i momeat, and then was forced to sac.
knowledge the. corn. The sons of
Mr., Clay, as anxious as ,,ir. Clay 10 ,asts
the Western wine, had opened the bot
ties at home, drank tho conteats, aud
filled them with whiskey, and The titsas
Commoner, knowing nothing of the faer,
had carried the new madc whiskey ia
old wine bottles to Washingtol, to have
it stamped as Western wine The Joke,
so the tale goes, was so good one that
Mr.. Clay forgive the Juvenile trespasscrS,
and none enjoyed it more than he, th6daG
he was the victim. y se2'2d Laiist5 s57'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

Forty.one hundred tons of wild sumac
nave hbeon gathered in Virginia this year.
1t sold for $4,000,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
The Bulletin.
LOVE, MURDER AN sUlcir z.
A poun,c Tragedy in Hormond''"'i'.
suicide ornn tstronomcr's r""A"

From the liN ''Nsi"''. ,..... d. -,
Miss Laura Clare the hcanih" ..','',,,,.r.
Of Prof Ignaz Claire t"a FL. .o,r.
has. il has been well hn..'"n'J t.fyi.u.
time. been engaged 10 w .u N and
the Young writer aHi"v' ..5 .TNiuk
Heaven Which vii 'T ,,.,n.r.
and Repent. "Prl,,' ~, '' nti.L r,,.
ana v'ne' ,,jte reputation; but for some
gwen ~" ,Ecr it has been suspected That
reason W coolncs, between them. sun
,,er' r'sirc loved him dcyotcGly, aud the
M'n,stti5n. iur the wedding were going
on +, tbc meantime Mr. Joseph Morton
N, ,,,n, of this city had ldlrn deeper
s,c,y in love with Mss Claire. ana f.'.'yt
10 be denied admitnnn 90 iN' h'.' "'-
.tc,vl Professor Claire had 'yE"'.. times
ordered him out. Ii" "a'H treated '"".'
J,.r,rpI mv.tur,uuIy that .' .r.W cor
,.i, .acrcts about Mis- Claire, and 10 she
XII mo-, marry him be- would repeat them.
H. demanded to sec her alone HIS .he
r,oUv consented 90. and, after long in.
terv.tw. departed, stating he would re-
turn the next dry To this she smiled
md said. "Ycs, shall always be glad 10
see you.
These words WtI' itI ''HtHH bH 'Hl ga
tho servants to Mr.. Vivian when lac
came that evening, and he asked his aili-
,nred what they meant. she said, NO
thing After while lac said, DO YOU
love thi. Morton Mis- Claire laughed
and said, Don't be II fool, Alfred. "Then
you refuse to answer! hc said. she
irowued. you know | love YOU she
answered; and if you ask me any more
sillv questions | shall DO angry Mr..
Vivian left shortly after appearing much
di.plca.cd
The next morning Mr.. Morton came.
The servant, noticed that Miss Claire was
deadly pale, but she received him quite
cordially. You must have some wine,
said She "Of course" he replied, "with
you. He took glass and drank it.
Shortly after he departed, but before hc
had walked three blocks he fell 10 the
ground, ard was picked up dead y post
morton revealed that he had been poisoned.
Miss Claire was arrested. She sent for
Vivian "Doy you believe me guilty she
asked. IL have nothing TO say hc repli-
cd ii am and have been for month,
engaged 20 be married 10 n gay lady in
,hi. city, and tits not right that should
be seen with you.p
The young lady uttered piercing
scream. "Oh, Alfred" she shr,ekcd
did Il for your sakc-l loved you--hc
could have prevented our marriage
Alfred, DO not desert mc-savc mc-savc
met Mr.. Vivian tore himself away.
and would have quilted the cell, when
Miss Claire placed herself with her back
against the door. "Look,' she said; and
before he could prevent it, she had drawn
dagger and ,tabhing herself fen dying
a, his feet Il forgive you, ! love you,
she murmered, and her eye, closed forever.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12

.,'... % ua,cn dollar bottle uf the best Hair
.......us" 'rug u.rI tor restoring gray hair to
c.. . Is. .o'or, .eui .5oou;, Tor a package.
10 Yuu WANT
''e White Teeth, Houj,hy CUM, and swce
.nt'' ..nf f9r orr TURKISH nESTElFlCE,
T. ..u, 80. ,yut..
o. y1v WASH
b -Hr rU" iHr Headache, CatarIh, Deafness, o
ua1.lg 900 100" ears. send for our ~rEENUTA.
TORY. rruc rs cents.
..s. Either %, the above sont postpaid On re.
..ift 90, u...D.
Address Joseph X. L.char, i1I Markt, street.
i Louis, So. se27lydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
psahc's collection

D,u.ay ou" hundred receipts for MAXIM, brandy
$40 h.u's ct Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer, Cordnd', su-
u.au tII0r, and much c'hc. useful information
De lUH- a"Amg in or manufacturing any Of the
...., ..lt"i for Tine trade or home Use.
-.u mall FREQ Of postage, itr 30 cents. Al.
.... go Z. NORMANDY, ,H Market street,
-. iH..., 'Iu ,c27 tydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
Disease. Dr gn,prudcncc.

Mu'aiho us-u.".d .uI lnwuucul yottr, %
pleasure h..- '.l' NU . H- IU.Iied the s,,l. %
.I-'Hu'i -.I-' u Shame or dro. ot dis. .yory
N'i'.- iHu ii"II uIH,tug o. those who, from res.
Prrtthliiy, rHu aluu, hciricui him, lie fall, into
ll"hANl~ OF u'r. uIug prctouttI-, who, mruuH.
'ru, curing, tI.l Nis p,cuuury substance, keep
iilu timing month after month, I,aI--iung a,
IA" smallest f.u com lD. obtained, aud M dos puIT
leave him WIKI: uiUcd health - sigh over h~ gall
my de appointments orby lhr -rut that ,lpi as
poison, u,To ury, hasten the constitutional ~yup-
toms of fh, trlrile disease, such ~ affection OF
the heart, head, throat, nose, sEIn, etc., pro.
crossing with ilightnll rapdt IS, I'm death puts
period o. I'M, dreadful suffering by sending him
Ia that bourne from whence no uaNcler returns.
Whose who reside 1T q distance aud cannot
call, VIII receive prompt attention hy writing,
stating symptoms. etc. ...
T., Fl~lIBLATT, NJ H.,
scplwly so Seruud Ave, New Work.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
A ''T'"S
Sale Goods

The following articles uulcas previously called
,or WIZ toe sold to pay charges at public auct ON,
wednesday, october 18th, $50, nj ~ o'clock, n.
th.tl,g Iol,l.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
LoUk 10 Loug Chiithen- Great
soothing stpruedy.
The linpcrishabie Perfume.

A,a rule, ia" perfumes nov 80 use have DO per.
mHncUcy. Au hour or tao sficg their use, there j.
90 trace % perfume l.G. How Iifirryu' L. the rc.
.ult succeeding the u.a OF Nurry AMI IAuman'.
Florida N.t'r. o.. after ,.s application the
handkerchief a&lai,. moot delightful, d,l.c,tc
and u-rcs able !r.-u..". mAfiioutly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
DYSPEPSIA,

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonie - i'T"p1r %
expressly iuF - -prpto- ant th"s" ruii'i 'hH" .H
hahtual cost y'uS.-. II slightly sumU..'.r-
tonic auIA splendid appetizer, % -tryu-'N.H- o."
stomach aud Restores CO." digestive organs ''
their beatty state. Week, nervous EU' uNsI'N '.'
ltr.ous should use NAENfE's bl-rt,-iN l.Nl".
lof al, by druggists. Pro, OUp Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
Getting Married..

Essays for young men, ON Social Evils aud the
prurueiy or Improperly ofecttng married, with
fan.tbt! help Tor those who feel untitled foe mat
fInonral happiness. sent free, In scaled onyc.
opes. Address Howard Association, Fox T., Phil.
aielpuaf Ia. scptiglim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
h ~ SssyT SO 81 TsN EaEs

observation-disclosures,
Assets ......... ....... S5. $500 81
ADIsGLi AMERICA, ga.
! ssctS".......... ......... "a w.
HARTFORD. tIH,.,
!. saci ,........ S.bAa .-lo -
i.lsG3SIE. HARTFORD.
....."... i,1si.. &, ~
INTERNATIONAL. =. a..
4 ssctS. ............... .bbS, J3S IL
PUTNAM, HthGEU2sD.
A 'seis................. .00. D35 %
CLEVELAND. SsEs..s.ANb,
Asscts.................. oib.Vs'' ~
HOME. CULgf.ESSH
n s-St ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. DstS.,s1t tS
AMERICAN CENTRAL. N1..
q $50 s-........ .......... bNb,VtD ~
CONN. Mutual LsiG.
Assets e. 10000. 300 tH
Tsss .E.itiR'S, UsSsG;';GAso.
s.IFt AZ Accident.
Asset; l.jSD. GjC 90
RAILWAY i'iSsEN<iI.Es, Is.
STRANGE CO.. HARE.
Assets ............. $4,000 90
INDEPENDENT. BOSTON.
Assets. ....................S ;J3S.SJ2 -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
VNIlE OI'iUM HABIT.


at Laportc, Laportc county, Ind, cures the wors
forms oi the hadn't IN from three 10 nine months
or according to the quantity or length of time the
patient has used IN" soul destroying poison. For
full particulars Of the above fact, inclOso three
Gates OF cures 50 You can write to those who
have been cured. Patients can be cured and nt-
tend to their daily occupations. Opium, NOR
phiuc and laudanum, discontinued at once, with
out any p Ostration, pam or uncaSucsS. All cor
respOndcnce strictly confidential II requested.
Those who wish Ia take treatment must state the
exact amount of the drug used weekly, whether
gam opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prcpara-
ton of Opium IN other forms. auglSGuiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-12
E-lnInenaoOaue.

warmers i.ninn.Gng0gue 's rU.n.t .....
'N hhuNh 70 sur" the whites, Ut W.. tul. D..
'N'iN 'hsrN When" IS tAc iaIu.'l 10 u..... .....
,ul"italN ,n"ai.inc BE- not Wautglt AuU,.-. -
80, N Fi,"L''t Nltss.ng ever offered yuu.auI f..
49, .hiN.AiHt"ly procure 70. n I- I-uul.ir.
80 20 i,lh''r lrr'-ulsuti,,, and ruu, De- a.-
hov, has pll .I wen case where iIr II.II..,
sold Ly dTng,,' lr4 through COLI coz aI-s..r.
""'i 0" receipt OF oAo Dollar and a Quari,r. 10y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-14
- Ecrbchcrte D,
i5amilIeu s9}0idiue
mii Acr crllrn Hriuit.

tig 50 rtin,r WcrotrtH per 1ao t7, yer 9lOtc $500
mr WtcnOt tbTuta ltbt uuu traHo rtntr Dame 0ntt
otttu, lvsdr btsltu Ghltu uuD alien CuQtuul'GHJlug
tntrnbuitl utrunt WtIptN Nit Den uttltU ugucn uno
prafttN Girluiugurrcr mdt 90 cine brr rOnrIttfltn
Btrringuug non lurrtguouCU uno uuGuhN BttbsNt.
rilnpcu. bic lrlyno ctr Wi1lbnr pcU0Gi IuGTott.
DE 8tuuiRnn0 aHHggNtr E'ulaNltli gHNlanlrW une
JuBlthiglt untlduOd 'tg btU tGaalti btS UtobtHs
uub bcr @duurt btr Wilidtnt non UVtHo elmer ouotru
biuiOcu WlIhur. sr 10 Die lrI:, cRGrilDie uub iu.
oolonanc tan,liCu.J,aB Raiuiut, rritt ifnuls Ct.
luuOtn WUo BtCbt uOuiQr SuirFbUbtt lUp iHWtt eu'
ntfhbrt. Git bat Vy0rttr CmpOn0tn bat lb ltlt tgn
Snbrn btunbrt mo ptrbt uouQt 3UiTlrncuuclt t ul,
iFduiiltClt. Dclte Ne RgbIuudtu. W ArrlulAlo3, Mdti
ben nntten d0Hrr uRO dGltcu Lock sAiali init lyuIs
bttbdrtr GtidlUlnbjgf,t Iub Sbtrbgit, udbt ilgtn6
EtulB moourt cine gl6hti ltGt uoW triuittu bls um
gr6bttn Fabrttit e uuo nttbN1 init Gfttgirit, uatt
mit allen G0ttCu 5rtor ODER SUlU Won Der @puie. ~
init rctcr LID ldblt bcuegcnbtr btorAAiubJvorribarg
fsoerftrfdHua uuo Sclbitrtirr ocricbcu uub nGbt nit
Der Nrnb0tet gtrGocn 9tnbcl, bat prrpeHnidulrg B6.
tprquHQ mt IruWoDcr QEbs. .gcUcaung. Ntlsi dllt
bic Gr0Btn Gigtntatcn Der btiCp tgutren WluidIntn
ptretu!at obHt bcrcn NDmpl3 3nAtu Obrt Jtblrr pr0.
ben BON Nabcrtte lUctotn irtt prBcn Vu'Wbuug UoH
Pohhsnpd gelat7t, bur NcdltIaie &C. ltbs meH BE-
dIrttbcubeB 4baWphlri, WtltgS ltCt pTluuoi luitD
Eint burdQt4tub prnliilht WUl.NulaHsi iar Jamtlt1.
sXrIbUuC", GtH' lrgr i'Jl, uuo luUtri0lrae Ita.
htue iclr btlltI rz ldnoatb". - AFlt 0hblWe A'nl'
Wtaibmt III tHC orrgCutalten Wldlbutn luSlNt itUals
tt'unptu, pDemoCrUi", Ga. - ~ lIotr bumNc rtpurt
ts pieliab tgrtn Nonprtls. NJ %. WU.iQ" -Es ~
tiue ggul ntue ytalhme mt tbrtU uitiddtn ipaltrtn
Berbtnerurgcu uuD uGGi nit t'tduulidlgr HrtGbiiRht
StIdlrDnbtettit mo Sihubctt, yR,D. WGpubgnU". 49,
Gtttleue WlulhinCu pls VrDbtr, init SUtalut auBgt.
Ddblt, Juut Eamtlku,@ctrugl nit Nurm Compitt un6
iraeno stn'r eeano perEJptsB 90 rintr iGrtn potlt
Ucrpad uGd Smpiaua oe9 Nrcits uon 9 irr OsrldIdt
unb ote lhrrc NblNltluuE btgiubtH Bntdnllrt DlaH
Illdc ba5 eClo IN ttbitEiIitu NJUlm pbtt Vo Auur.
iuuaeu auf uuier BliNtO - Wdnul.bt pbgr lUttBdF
ira iibeEaIe Geonsu8en tntgaIisr, oeron trtt iu8e.
teuo1t.
Wian abbrtIFr,: -Bamilp etwins URadblnt 60. =
Diltts; Rr 50, Rddau. strafe, New Jprs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-14

firmenren neucu Gjffdsrtir Gjrabe aus itren
1anpntn ent1c0en,
Die 9r0citcrUn1 mar grpB unb pibrenb
bic neue Srt1yid cen 6luB bmabihwamnr,
I'm trrlter untGn an @aillrp'S gSnit ansute,
gen unn tprt NIT W1len unp Searln pereten
gu ipefben. erihdlien mmterbrrGen 6urrat5
fur iic unc fir GjNtIIrb prn beipCn llfern mad,
tbr bin
@dlurN iiGlte iidb nicer Qibcbm, or tlttr
wieccr prr Ser SrT,ntithfttt ntgldnN UNI
bic 2Inrrtennuna nm Gtrc, wCtdlt cd5 @rlt
rurG BEN tCtbdf'cu Subcl inn bdtte III She'll
weTtcn lalicn,BOb tbm ctu ScIbfttpuftiejn,
ieincn S,pij ipitpCr.
Die MNIGmmenBr mar rem Shife AM
Strdnct btndb pcr0n9Cctlt, nm tB an fttnem
3rlc Gntpnlmen iu lcben wpmit ras 9dbau-
ptcl ~ Gnre ginG.
(6ortieburg foIgt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-14
@eg1sIfer IL. aslisabe.
EsItlrnp7csg3big egiseykehs,


RG9 siitH &taiteh --am ubF g2gggs7s
eaS estAGeReE, SttaebaFs aub 8uotiatnbiGsg
~ s.Vo HusA""la tausBtI.OnlH's4 2pHIlIABRl' .Dtt
siohburg oia Dlananas'Sap'8aRH
Aa9 btm lDthen- AM uHo $40 ubtHbs.
EgotEsus uno l.o5 9bsuOs (al55tnammtns onntasBi.
3Ga . liteott ettp u. J. D.-nm u9r gtors.
sao I2S % aRS u5r %aam SSRniqss Re a gaasa' 5
Il;so Rorssns unS 2. $50, 4 As uno $40 absHss.
RaS 9HnaPolts - I'M ane ll'S0 Ieor9sRs
Son BaIbingtoH- 6.45, 7.25 g. 025 glurs
sens GnO l2.45, 2.60 4.l0, $40, 745 uE6 a5enos.
biasggHmtnstoH.8altD. StfsHbabn.
Rah gbtIGbeIp9ta, mt3@enFattoutH
anO p tIGwqrtr gtienba puA-um 20 g7oss
Rsns (Sourtags aus9suommenl.
Rua gbtlaoelp bta uno Rsp' Bort tbd
B:rrpoiut nab Bort 6epott Gbbiegsuo) um 90 Viors
sens (SonutaBs ausgeuCmmenl.
gab PBttaOslPBta IA an6 Rsto .gorf. mo in
RBImtugon init Der ,Dclapure giienbabna usrbinOtb)
am I. 40 gla6mtHagg 5ountags Gusgtnommen).
glah ben 5tattUutn bis Sort 9epoiii-
an rbr 9labmiitaBB tSouttass aus8enommtnl:
glub V pbtI1Delpb ia - un rs AbtnDs, td9lt4.
Raa U.DorI- GrprsBJus UNI 1910 Wbsuos,
tdsa.
%biIabeIpbla.BaItO. central. .w lfenbabH
sGTIGB Baltimore uui rs WOrgsus uuo 2.4O AaGtH.
6iget.BRrtau gsr l47, SaItImOrsitraFG.
R6rblldie Gtntrats e iGnbabu.
Ra@ gtttsburg, Dem gBrhen unb Rors
ben bis an bic tugarasJ al lie, an alien 5ls
ttOn.n lpildcn Baltimore ur6 Yori aubalteHo -tdsIta
l.JO
Rdh Btttsburg, Dem g8eNtn uuO ROrB
ben btsWtlttumspo grtt-t taglIi3 unI
1915 gohutttags tSourta8s ausBtu0mmsnl;
ga@ Btttbburg, ben Wta8dtaEJ GlltF uH0
Buftdio- tdglih nm II 90 Gteuos.
Rda ptttsburg unO Dem 5aOpeftn, az
ben bauptHatuucn JlUiheu Baltimore nH0 parrisburg
anbatenO - tagIiR uiH TAO @benos (SoHHiass auSgs'
nonrlen.
@tait@t RarpIdubtr GtisnbaRn -- am
7.55 UlorgVuB unb 5. 80 Na&nittaQs.
Raa 9 SettpsbArG- UNI 7,55 ysor9srs rHo l2.lb
WGG panOotr-u UNI .55 Utorssrs unO 1915 nRo
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unlons s9ribQe taQIth I'M $50 kahm. uuo uatl Batts
ton UNI 10 20 Utorgeus tEouutdsB ausaenontmenl.
QGb VI blanO tdgltp unI 10, 20 leorSsns (Sori9'
slatEStrsau g!r. Q, RszS. .GaIosrtFs.
Sururspiusr #ferSebahn.
gtHnbIE5 BON ubr WOresus big ubr absnos,
ubr ausstuommer. Sonnta8s thnoIt4 bon npr
Rorpsns bis ubr NbcnoB uno ieOt balbe Shinor pom
2-7ubr absnos udl 2ouoon Bart.
Rad GIlicott ttp - nm uno 10 uhr NRors
Gems InO unO 6ubr gladmittags. 3uridtebrsuO OOu
Nor glaGmiitdgs. - Au Sonrtdgen UNI uno 10 ubr
Ytoraeus unO 2 uHD o lbr 9laamta8s nadl. uno
nn0 10 ubr URorBtns unO 3, uuO HRr Natmtttags
bon GueOu gitp
gurrRuab Sftrbebdbn.
Rah 3 otoi nm fAnoIi4 BON upr Wtorssns
Rab 3 $oSaHsturn ur 6, 8lS, TX uub sX ubr
Utoresns uuO 215, 81. ~, SIX uno 6H ubr Gbenos:
Nm Sountager Ilm 1OE uuo llk ubr WorStns
nnb 12yS, lk, 2H, 81, an, 5k uno 6K u1r 9tadlm.
nno bon JoOanst0un bisrber Tim 10 unD II ubr y1Drs
Gems uuO |, 2, 3, 4, 8, 6, unO ubr ysa9mttta9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-14
Nermildte Scri1tes

San nTranstaco. (SOppeltsr S,lbit.
moro.) 8or eintr Myohe muroen bic spei
Gbinsisn, ab Dee uno ab DIM iehserommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-14

pler 8cuolic ynanrtu Der ituNrr Duailidl lua Der
lsbitn 5GgOn "a Prtlcn uIlauit bic ale Competition
brrau5i0roctu bet 4 KBrinbrrurr
Ode Der GutaUs uHo SaratoaGNr I'm obtrn 5tdbttbtil
mo
glr. lO7, gDrt Baltimore, uadt 6oulOauEraRt
NIB. NUe Nuirdgt pom IlHht puuttllh GitsgtiHbrt
uH0 s}u'rWbfubet qurduttrt Vpudrtn tUtrbsu 10 q
D.' Dpcg per gDtunluetIuu9 prr,didt t2i-l
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Ynternattouale
g @miQrantens state.

Dn ,Mrbsttssss6rfes IN isst fEr BIZ gtiaks aaA
Grbeitsrn altr Rlaien gtbTntt.
Qanobansr, GtItnbubn GeifniGattth hho 9nbtys,
D,&t arotiisr tunAtr, hno sriu TIRE aaltrdat tin.
Initrotn. EHH
stjt6jiista fr B.rSon.n ausr RattcnaiitditH lpirs
psrJGat uno bsonosrs Gorge attraQsn. bak ns Gfnis
zydnttn nic,t bei6Iuirotlt psr0tn.
Ssdnlilitn, tpttAs gate DitRTbotth brdafgi, Iontn
ans nit ibrtn Auttrdsen btttrsn.
Rsine Brsablnrg reiro fit BtIhaNuna bon SieutN
strlaugi uno aus sr,onu tptIt &dnotrtls. ar gsils
waHotrtr paiiero. btten oIsu gttaaaR ttiis BsiAt'
bang oetislben einienotn.
aus GuitrdGt inD ,npsbtr psrL6ni.a ober bytfEa an
&apt. 8. %. GdbHiten, Dorttbtt btr slrbsttss
E6rfeS In Rr. B&, Rprtb Erdst. obtr I'M -Gstt'
sronten'Veafs.~ We. as. Sbaassaraafs sirls'
rtiben. tWua.21Jl
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aus Ipnr8 iiber bic 0prednee
Dor SrleduS.
Stalieher IN morfcigca.

JfdIlcher Iil WdrIcIUcN. . - -,
i loren5, IL. Nop. - SIe itoltenllbe
5te8aiie s6aiieaamore" 1T nod Wtarieilss
aum Sbube Der bort lsben0en itallenihen
Bhraer absssanaeu. Sobalo nls mbait1
pirb nod elm Blueites italieniites SGiff bort'
bin abssbsn.
Wcu @reiiad,.
garlsrube, II. Wop. - Der otf,ielIe
Ssridt BON Der ginnabme BON NsusSreiia9
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SonutagSs Gabels Na6ri9s
ten aus europa.
Gdnb Der Staliencr III Wiaricilles.
Ssfi,telle 8crid,te iibcr Secu 8reis
fad,, Uerbuu uno bic Rrtea8'
beute in OSprtb.
Sombareenlsuf upn Sylcntnrsp.
Bayern unp Der nprpoeutIde 8unb.
Sein Reimbursement bon Haris.
Sie 8oradnee BOT Srleans.
Dos gerlansen RuBlanb's.
Senonfrnticucn Sl Dunfien einer franz. sisa.
Sdcnd gcbt nad SOnSoH.
Cine franS6FIde BOlisabFimmuns.
&ufiffebe GuSseitbnuua beS 8rons
prin5en BON RreuBeH.
@aribalci's Sruppth.
Die Wenaserie Gbiere I'M bptanil6en
Garten uno bic pariler.
aus Xpur8 fiber bic NpreGnee
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Gin oOass Eager gang ueuer gBiuterpnartn 10.
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Die 8lpdaoe Won 6ombur9.

2cNppn, u. ICSbr. - Der franjbit>
ibe Qlsmirat res ppr Gurbdsen ltcgGncen
G'ei6warcrs bat ten 6abr5egaen rcr neutra'
len Wadte frete StiifGtrt RdranIitt.
Die Deutiten babcn bic tletne Stdct 2lrs
d9, ndbc 9eOupat5, I'M DGrdrtement Der Si'f,
nm llinhrrt
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IrrbuG tto tuar bas etniiae ptes ole bieie Gegers
Ndnos sntbdt Ds mthr als 1000 abbioungtn bon ner'
}ditotneu 8,synRauosn astn teRtn iibtr Sl0000-une
ss IN Gin s5u, ptidts , tn ben 3dnoen unIersr gan.
se,t autatfldrttn osutIhtn Bepblierung ptat E@ NIT
Amertta betaunt Ju nadsn rDHufbt, befsnofn tonh.
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an Wbonntisn tn S27 so. sIes etit eriparntB BON
pon mebr, aIs $10o TN Deraisi ium 4rstit atuiiesr
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NS8nSA Die A / nortpe9 garte S8efpetid,
s-sisrs1stsS Capt 5uraenieu loito prompt nah obt.
gem 6dten srpsoirt e9en Stiidgittsr small stowagel
penos man fdl an n. 4. SSrauns & Gpmp
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Samttag8s GabclGeri6tc.

spnis sBil6cIm'S Stri6t nbsr bic sbGadbt be
Orleans.