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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07
A Voice from the Bcad.

The following touching episode
comes from France "Thc other day
a young soldier, who had justrCturn-
cd from Germany, was surrounded
in n street, in Endoumc, BY u SYM
pathetic group, who listened with
emotion to the story of his capture,
Imprisonment, and subsequent re-
turn. They were the more pressing
in their attentions as the young man
had been reported dead, and the lack
of all information about him seemed
to confirm the report. Suddenly a
woman, with melancholy steps amd
downcast visagc, emerged from one
of the dwelling houses. The joy
and laughter of the group seemed to
mock her, for she had lost, she
thought her only son Oh the field Of
battle. AS soon as he saw her, the
youth made his way through the
crowd which pressed around him,
and advanced with buOyant step and
radiant cOuntcnanCc toward the Wo-
man, who raised her head, and after
u glance at the youths figure, enact
ated from long suffering, and his fca-
lures, which recalled one who lived
no longer, she turned, staggered, and
would have fallen ifthc young man
had not caught her in his arms, and
whispered in tones Of cndcarmcnt:
"Mothcr, mother! il is |, your son,
do you not know me? 2" But the kind
mother did not answer her son, for
she had expired. Happiness had kill
ed her.
A correspondent thus speaks of
Queen Victories court breakfast in
Buckingham Palace Park: "On these
occasions the Qacrn walks about
very smiling, with white cap that
looks like a French bonne's over her
hacd and the widows weeds a thought
hghtcned by a suspicion here and
there of white lace or Grape. The
breakfasts take place in The afternoon
at halfpast four o'clock, and the ladies
attend in costume gotten up cX-
prcssly for the occasion. They gossip
and chatter in groups on the sward,
while the gentlemen, in uniform and
stars and gartcrs, qrM them in a high
ly aristocratic way. or discuss poll
tics in The arbors. The little Princes
Of Wales, in particular, is very lively
and popular on these occasions, and
has a sprightly air which neither the
wcll-known propricty and haughti-
ness Of her royal mamma, or the III
difference of her biz lazy husband
seems to have dampcncd
TIE London Spectator, prominent
English Liberal Journal, in Il late az
t'cle severely criticises the conduct Of
the House of Lords, and asserts that
this body, which should represent the
highest statecraft and matureSt pru-
dencc, is every year tempting and ir-
irtating the people into new agitation.
1t is asserted to be really hopeless to
look for conservative popular feeling
while the House Of Lords con-
tinue to utter foolish threats as to
what changes it will make. OF all the
present institutions in England il il
asserted, the House Of Lords is the
most dangerous and the most reyolu-
,ionary, since if it does not substantial
ly agree with the general aim of the
people il can only be an incendiary
element in the Legislature. Nothing
is more certain, the Spectator says,
than that it is absolutely necessary to
,of,,,,, iI,n 1Jnuso of nrla opI thai
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

The fact that the early rose Is not so
quickly attacked by the potato bug as
The early Goodrich and some other sorts,
il another recommendation In favor vi
this valuable variety.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

Heavy land ifreduced and pulvcrizcd.
Us it can be when completely dry, Will
!lot forget it in years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

WHAT A SPIDER DID.--At New
castle-on-Tync, England, a gentleman
boastcd to u friend that he could III
trOducc to him an engineer Of more
wonderful skill than Robert Stephen
son, who had made himslf famous by
pcriecting the railway locomotive.
In fufllmcnt of the boast, he brought
out a glass tumblcr containing little
scarlet.colored spider, whose beauty,
with its bright yellow nest on n sprig
of .aurustinus, had induced a young
lady to pluck it from the bush where
it was growing. When brought into
the house it was placed on the man
tic piece, and secured by placing u
glass over it. In very short time
this wonderful little engineer conlri-
we'd TO accomplish the hurculcan task
of raising the sprig of laurusiinus,
weight several hundred times greater
than itself, to the upper part of the
glass, and attaching it there so firmly
thai, after forty Yeas, ii is still sus-
pended where it was hung by the
spider.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-07

The annual corn crop OF the country
exceeds l0O,00O,000 bushels.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

f q
REPORTS q. cosNErrKxs LYING osER.
Mr.. Ray called up Senate bill No. II, entitled
act to fix the lines of the District Court in the
Fourteenth Judicial District reported favorably
by the Judiciary Committee, which was ordered
engrossed for third reading.
On rsquest of Mr.. Campbell, the President an
nounced that the committee composed Of the
city delegation would meet immediately after
adjournment in the room of the Enrolment
COMMITTEES. .rG
The President announced, by request of Mr..
Lewis, that tho special committee on Board Of
Public Works would meet tomorrow, 81 eight
V'clock, in the room of the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Campbell moyed to adjourn.
! Adopted. $40 iaa
The President then announced that
the Senate stood adjourned until Tues
day, the seventeenth instant, at twelve
O'Clock, NJ if SO i'i
CHARLES H. MERRITT,
s, Secretary Of Senate.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

Resolred, That the delegation nov in our city
he requested to make fair and impartial state
ment of theis observations while in our city and
State. "
Lac ovay 'r'oc.l =. 'i' IS s7 Ys.. iir
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16
Fifteenth ly'I. Sessiaa. .,.--....-.-.
SENATE CRA,unA !
Wednesday, January 10. 1871. !

lUi SESA13 CEA,unn
ev weedtes esd y, January 10, 1871. J
Senate nate pet pYTFsran e e adioarnnent
Present: Hon. %. J. Dunn, Lieutenant
Governor and President Of the Senate, and
Messrs. Antoine Barber. Black,nan, Bow
man, Butler, Campbell, Fish, Futch, Gallup,
Harris, Hsrwig, Hunsaker, Ingraham, jerks,
Kelso, Lynch, : holland, OHM, Pierce,
Piachback, Raglan, Ray, Smith, Swords,
Sypher. Thompson, Todd, Whitney, vii
cOx-29.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading Of the minutes Of tho preyiou,
days session was dispensed with.
A typographical error vas corrected in thu
amendment offered yesterday by Mr.
Blackman, to the joint resolution introduced
by Mr.. Pinchback, by making the word
faction, " as printed in the minutes, READ
election" Is.il i.l 81 aa
If. Ray offered tho following resolutiou
Reso'ced, That the Senate do now adjourn
in respect to the memory of Dr.. Harrison
jordan, member of the House of Represen
t"tives, who died in this city lest night. and
that the members Of the Senate attend hi
funeral at No. 126 Customhouse street Thu
evening, at three O'Clock.
Adopted. 7 lvi 'tV'f ~ 1ls
The President then announced that ths
Senate stood adjourned until Thursday, thu
nineteenth instant, at IL N. .i', ai t.r0
CHARLES h. MERITS,
- Secretary Of the Senate,
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

By Mr.. Todd:
" . bin 70 b. entitled an act to .bolish The
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

RESOLUTIONS
BY Mr.. Lynch;
Resolred, That committee Of three be "
tinted by the Chair to define the duties ADD
prescribe the pay Of the Official Reporter. sub
ject to the approval Of the Senste.
Rules suspended aud resolution adopted
by Mr. Campbell:
Resolved That the Official Reporter BE- p'N
twenty dollars per day.
Rules were suspended and the resolution en-
sideretl and referred to commute provided by |"
foregoing resolution.
Mr.. Pinchback salled up the following r''
luton, which had been offered on . preno~
day:
waEnxAs. The press delegation who v'a'''
this city Last year. after receiving the hosp's.'"
Of the same. returned home and grossly n'aT
presented us therefore. .beit
Resolved, That the delegation now in our cry
b requested to makea fair and impartial s'''.
ment Ut their observations while in our city ''S
State. o. fl H
Alter considerable debate. the resolution w
withdrawn by the mover. -
By Mr.. Smith :,
Resolved, That the Committee on Eleetions's
dntl rs hereby authorized to send for psrsons ADJ
papers in Ill cases of contested elections w.
may como before them. upon the rsqnsss "
either the contestant or contestes' OF u''
attorneys
Laos over.
CKTINrsHED BUSHES.
The motion to adopt the minority repon 7
tho Committee ON Apportioument was fne'
taken i,ato consideration
Nj. hickman moved to lay Tie minority"
port on the table, Which the senate refused
Mr.. Ray moved the adoption Of the Subs1'''
IS o whole.
(CopiiaueIin Onr uen Nua'Ie'J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07
NcrIauat.

Gin inr9cs Ndn dleu fir &in6er uuo Gin Wdoden
sum 9oben uno Sau5drpeit. Rah5ufra9en in Mr..
Is. Nore;Gutaios, uabe Wtuiberrp : Stra6c.
l2i3-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07

bic GborItsNra6e pom Der gPei,z bio sur SGmmun0-
ttrObe, ulg uut IUppltton'e Fiun Grgc0ebtH, An
corhcmHtrtH uHb Bu otfHsn.
NbldHttt T.. Sctte petilgtuuo p%erortnst burb
ben SnTQeriHetltct Hrb Staettutb non Baltimore, BAT
ttgt unb uugeUtrirH itub, be GbattSeftaue pom btr
S%ocititroGc iitIth bic dr Die SdmmoRt traft, wle as
In Noppleton's Btnn non Saltlmurt unaCgeben, Sa
ConbtWrtrCu unb ~ bttUfH.
Nbibnttt ,. uHb Yet CO petilpi unb uerorbutt.
bGG trgCno JCmuRb ObCt etHt Corporation UbCt Htrna,
lprlde init osm Anidte puH 6haornctiugs %SirtrlacH,
btc 0Cmadt IUOtbCH, rnBuiricben fub, an nas Stabt
GCrttt ~ Der 3eit uHb aui bLt Wetit, uah acmOdbttr
Anteiat bcs Oegtfttatot6, 0%pprltrgH tam Ohu i6nntu.
lntc ce In BerorbnnHa Nr. 43 Der g,dlitnIortr { tabt
HcrotonunGcn Gn9 eGtbcn IN, uHh bar StGbt Sluneb,
MGR une Utgtfttatot OCT 2tabt ioiicH lttbidu fuibt
Rhldltcn In StRltdt Der StrdGtn ttluleu, tutItC tbHrH
ourh 0rnlnHtc 8ctotbuuHg ~auicrtegt lDrrbcn.
ahibnitt8 0. llHo Tel eS uctidat unb o]tUrbust,
oGB otetc ScrOtbuung oom GGge oct aHnatuie an III
Strait tretc.
8enebmiqt Den 10. Stunt 1871. (2ut, 7,tI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07
qrNunnan9en
Nagurs II. StabtratBrs bon Baltimore.
tamtltds Rubutoton.l
U r. lO2.
Cine Ncrprcuuuo.

WHY 2~tCEpEcHHHQg
nm stntn ,ottrntlldtn Squutc 81 CouoCmutttH unb Al
oiinCR.
"a Die R~eeigHstr Rttauutmatuue ,tner gppntd.
tlon an ben SArarTnrtitrr unb S~tdbtTutb fur biz nab
ltcbtnb u%utorliittc S"onctmHtrung 0Cbortg. pt turtb
oa6 ~eicB uorgsitrtthtu, pctohcptiht tUurbru, oSss
balb
Hblhnittt. Gel &c puthqt uuo pcrotbnu butt,
Gen YlTaGrInCllttT mo SidhJatb puU Baltimore, ea6
Die SuGBtn TuInbTnhs Gommifdre bicrhurd en-
lntttl8t unb unGCpicirn itno tturu ofitnttihfu
SqudTe I'm 9loroen pom Der Ilblidcu gtnte Der Gan
pdlrittnbc, mie IA Bopplcton's BLAME nngCgtbCH, I'M
Shhtn ppn etr HoroIttrn glUtT bts WTInbctptntbuns
otT .Rorbttten Central $iiCubabu %tttuibait," TN
glothtn pen htn 9onSS, Sane aRh I'M Often non bar
Wfiiiette oer ytoGthttrahe, mic IN bCiuptem Blame ars
ge0tben, nnh i'm Ntitcn non ocr DHiriis hCt &harlCes
iitGRt btattrBt, gu cont uHo lu otutn.
Nbihnttt2 2. tnb Jet 90 pttfhNt uub pCtotbutt,
odB biz Observation-Disclosures Sommtffdre NIT benz
9pneefnntren unb &rottnen bee tn pcrbcrarbrnbrm
AbItnlttt bCthrtchrHeu z uuutrs In llrbtreinturft init
Den unothuungcn bcs -. artitcls Der Hnltimortr
Stnbt Getorhnnnarn, bttltglt: q ttubcHa uRb Stabt.
~3oirnitdre, e lntertttCI: rStruBrnouthbrubes Sonts
mllidrr," loiott %dnton0Cu iulgn.
Abi0nttt J. limb let co pcttGgt uEh petorbrtt
oaG bI betagtc AEtgumtttrt uHb Stabtratb uon
baltimore nibt angCbaltCu ittn iolen, ttgtnb elntu
3btlt bu 9uitrn unb Serahtunatu, IpeGbs uou bCm
eqnotmnttru nuo Otitnrn bee beia8ttn Sauots btrs
riibtcry 81 hfBdbtcr.
abthnttt T.. limb iet GO icrurr ptrlhgt unb pus
oronet, oeR ottit Strorbnung bon uuo unh brm EGgc
ot dnnubine o%trilben In Sralt tTrtt.
Wcnc9IniGt ben ~. aunt 1871, t20l ,7,i3l
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Il. NcrfauScn.

EiI dtsbtide Sduier az. Observation-Disclosures, 6
l3Iinmer, Wengr I'M Sole. Grets $1,000; 800 baar,
Der Gtelt In Bauuereinen nit $3. 60 2RodtensGin5abs
Jung bel ). .. Sutler, Orr. 3, GOurtiantfraRe.
. fGql ""H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07
G~refuturs>S
'ertbpplein arnnesinSireieu BobnbauSs uus
SagerbaussGiaeHtbum


HorbzRacas nm B ertngtonfraFc
Strait Der autoritdt ourd bas Eeiament eerperStor-
benen Wiorsaretbe aaibfuB iperccn bic llntersstbnetsu
ais @tetutoreu aii oiIenttiter Iuttiou In benz Gg.
d,auge : SerfaufeSinmer, Rr. %, SecUneifr.
Sonuerffaa, ben IA. September, SddJmittagS 4
nbr, bic natiotgenb beihrtebencn @runopldgs per=
fGnien:
Sfr. A.. Den gau,su G%rnnfpIas, sruroBtns
fret, an Der Stleite Der RorosEacaitra6e 80 fuf
n6rolih pom Der Rorboit Gle Oct Bucaz uub Cara.
to9afiraBe oniangeno, 20 HuB al Der YacaitrdBe brett
mo 80 fuB tief bis an cine 4 Sun breite auep ge9eno,
Wetdbe tn bic SasperiiraBe iiibrt.
Die Gaulidteiten tRr, 81, TorbsBaeaNr. ) beiteben
In einem B ftDdigen 3ieaelfteineruen w utnh
nit ooppetieln 9tnter9eb6uoe, aus ben beiten Wlates
rtaliet errldtct, In bottom neuer Srouun9 uHo nit
a1eu mooernen 8erbeiierungen perlebeR.
Wr. p Sene beisen GrunfpiGge, grunb AIMS
iret, on Der Norbtette Der qertngtonitruBe, ~ungeiibr
1914 8iis bitilh bon Der gforopit9de Der Sntat1s unb
efrln9toniiraRe aninnaenc, ieber un9eidbr IL T.. brett
mo lnBetdlr 80 SUE ttef. Die 8aulidteiteu belteben
In blpei 3sttodi9en SaserbGnieru tytr. 1863 uno 1860,
etringtoniraBe,) tiir1ft6 burd9ebenrs reparirt. Ses
ts lpire einseln p%erfonft.
8srtauisbeoin9un9en elm 8rltttbeit baar unb Der
Heit IN ltUei attidlen SablrH9en in 5 nno 8 Wtonaten
init 3tnfe1 pom Btrtduistage on; Die 9rebits 9abs
llt9ed itaiien Snr 3nirienenbeit Der @retutcren 0eiz
dert lein.
sS. =. Rieutan nnb
@ 1ilss. 8ieman, @retutoreu;
y. s.. SuIipau n Sohu. Nnft.
Den Sblliiel BON ytr. 81, Rorbr Yacaftraifc, fanu
man pom ben SS. 3 Wieman 4 Shhnen, gir. ~, Glib
SoWorbfraBe, srbalten. @ t203,9 8, 1879
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StclIesG cSuh,

Gin beutiber Niann nit fsantlie iudt cine Steat
dis Wein8drtner oter our Beiorgung elmer @irtnerei;
Uemss a Yate a ps@a ad,slIIrG @tT"ii IN W.. $40 S.,oe Sas.ep ps,
uabs Saratpaa(frdGe. t2t2-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07
WaiiensG eri9tss 0erfaut
pom
10 ertboottem @runbet9entbum

Grub 8in $ Mpenue tfrdber 8ueNroas).
Guf Sefsbt bes Waiiera@eribte Der Sidbt Bnttis
~itorbenen 9Bm. Sutanp bente, Den 2. September
1871, Nahmittags 4 ubJ an Srt uno Stele ods
natfiebenb tefhriebene febr mpitbtensluertbe Gi9enl
tbum pcrtolten, nltufid: t.
eaS sau,e e3runta iief nebit DISQUALIFICATION,
an Der 2 iioicite Der Druib Sill zTpenue ,triiber 0toB.
Stratel, S~iutfd1en Gutaius nnb Racafr., gels9en. 10
CUB breit uhe AZ GuB ttef. &te DISQUALIFICATION, ytr.
IS, Gruio StasI oeuue, bette ben In einem sut0ebaus
ten 2sftodiSen ;ieaeifteinerueu sSubnbaufe nit
2sf0rfiaem Siutergebdufe, Sporanten I'M Sole II.
(. 10. 0rnnbSins S22. go.
8erfnuisbe einenn9en bic Sdtfte baar, Der 9isft In
4 Wonoteu init 3inien urb aenebmigter Siherbeit
ooer Niles baar ,e.; cine 4nsabtlng pou 500 bei'm
aaufe. Iatrif Fiaudsan,
Aoniniitrator oee uerit. u. 9utanp;
(2tt-3l Sammet d. @pper s &bbne, Nuft.
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Staat Warplanb,
Smreau beS StdatSs XefrstdrS
.aunapoltS {, o.. Scpt. tsIt,

Mu Mur, his Cd angsht!
blcrnttt plto bctuHnt Gcmuht, hat bct'm @ouutrs
Hent rim Negnnoi8nnle o @Ciuh cin8reiht iuotben 1T
iUcldcr In BEN Sttminat.C 5Ctibts tlt Die gtG6tYaliis
more I'm september GctmtHC is7Obct8itbdObts lOetz
iNbrt unb IA grianantG bis gum ~. 3es. 1871 psrur.
tbCllt muIbe.
Der SouucrmCur ipitb beiaatte Seiub an oter nab
ben %. Sept. 1871 Jur GRhcutIhClbuna pptnrbmrnI
bis eulin tucIoCn NtutGltC geger ottits &eiuh unges
bort iuctbcn unb bC bCtrtfftnee Section nan BEN Gra
mrfcu hes 9puuCrreute But 9iniiht often itln, Am
Hulttdge bee SuHptrHrure:
(2t3.9,2bl X. Is. SutfBeau, GtluteIstt,
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Sauier III b%erfaufen.
Serlteigerungen.
y. s.. Suaiuan Il Sobn,

Nproweltede berQerinatpn II. Gourtlanofr.,
M~uftipnatoren uni cjrMnseigentbum g. @ after.
MISUNDERSTANDING BON 9runoeigentbum ats
ten unb Obitgationen.
Fsrfduis BON WeobiIisu Inn Sauie oes gtsens
tbiinters.
Sssrfdufe bon SfsrSen, Sisb, GRaaeu 1t. {. p.,
no es iein mag.
Nriuat:0erfdufe Don 8Gufern, 2dneereieu II.
6runemietbe.
SnIeiben eerfd,aHt auf Gtssntbum in Der Stabt
un0 out Dem lanoe. (gept2t.1S)
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gu %berfamicm.

.Eiu Gin 9aSen an Der GorSwsit=Gde Der Bomb
uHo 9ainpiteaehrobe; 8rsis $1,000.
Gin Sals UNI $500.
Sehs Sduier oil Der Waccubbiis, nabc Orleans
jtrabe; Brcis $500 ieocs.
3Wfi Sduier on Der Orleans, rabe InnfraBe.
3tuei Sduffr on Der Horo= Durbamirabc; Yrcis
SIS, $75 bdar. Der 8eft In 6 Subren.
Ndtsres bel SbomaS y. Wafon, Gr. 81. 81 ore-
Rononrake. 1922
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Serlangt nllO gelurbt.
Scrtauot.

Serfanat.
Cine erfabrene Ginoertpdrterin. Hahsuiroeen be
Is. Snabe In Ir. fO5, SistIss, nabe @utau.
ltraRe, ioI3-il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-07

SCttuHytt
Gin 8dfers@eielfe dls 2. 9dno BET tirbau aauf
mann In Wr. af7, 6reeumoumt Iipenue, NOR.
gems 3luilden Z unb 8 ODER |ytadmittaes 3ruiihen 2 uut
3 nbr nad5nitagen. (2i2-3l
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Sheriffs=Werfani.

Ip Su Solsc etnes 9cfdtag nabme . gefsbIes
tFieri facias) hes Sbtr 9 9erthts Der Stabt
Baltimore In Der glage BON s. 9eiuis Dunlap eesen
%. s.. sing babe I'd, nit BeiGIa9 beteat uno In Iians
6uus geuommen aues Jieht, BeIstbuin uno Snteteife
bes beiagten ~. $. ains In uno ouj ~folesnSes
giaentbuiu, ndmlid: jene ilnf s%lusitodi9e sieaeIs
t%srsebduten init een ea,u ssb5risen Srunss
ffiirfen an Der Weftiette Der Da1ass. Jipiiden Gbeius
uno @aparase. Defa9te Sduisr fino als gtr. $780,, 1872,
1874, tS6. unb fsS, Horbs Saaafftr., beseidnet.
Ino made i'd biermtt befannt. ba6 ib an Der @es
rittsbdustbire in Der Sthet Baltimore ~ outag, D.
20. Septbr. 1871, WfittdsS f2 ubr, affeS Snterefte
hes beia9teu W. 5. Sing In unb ,u Dem ihris=
hsnen Gtesntbim an ben bohlten Dieter sssen barre
3ablune p~erfduieu tuerte. a.h
9iuauhls hilbert, Sderif;
3. M. Bennett 8 So, auit.
(2iO, 49, ,2O, 1853
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SeriteigcrHngeu.
WrrmaltrrseN rrfani
-E1.I- Won
WertRpottem y TnHoet9rutbnm

&&[l1s W.
WertbuolGem o uHbetgCutbum
Gut tCr
Slepe i;Sde err WfulifenS uue Springffrdfs.
Strait zines Setretcs ecs artie q 4 ertdts Der Stabt
Satttn1ore wtr6 Der unterieihnCte { 6 BrrpaltCr dul
otentltttr Mutton on Srt uHo Stt It wfputdg. ,.
Is. september 1874, p~ead,mitta9s nm 4 uhr, ocr7
fuuieu:
eGS adnie @ruHsfi6 nebf GebGuIid1feiten,
in Der Staot Baltimore gCcaeH uno iotgen0etUClie
eeihrtehen: an bt Shoiuet 9de Der Wuuiteu= uHb
Sprtnqftra6s aHianQene; earu tpeiljdI on oer Wtuli
ttHftraBe 10 EuB = Sou, mebr ooer neHiaer, aebtubi
oaun tnoltd, parallel NIT Sprtngirasc, ~ SuB his
on cine 3 fyu6 brette AIeu; hlnn Uftth an bstagter
Hueg nit oeren @ettaudbe Is BuB { Sou, mtbr ofer
%pent9er, bis an Die Sprjnaitragc. urb hann uUrbltdl,
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