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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12

BALTIMORE. MD.
TlHESE instruments have been before the
Il public for nearly thirty years, and upon
their excellence alone attained az, unpurcHds-
ed pre,eninence, which pronounccs them une-
Qualed. Their !.
TONE ~
Combines great power, sweetness and fine
singing quality, as well as great purity of in
tonation. and swectneas throughout the entire
scale. Their TOUCH
IL plant anu elastic, and entirely free from
the stiffness f.nnd in go many pianos.
IN NWORKNIANSHlP
They are uRcqualed, using mono but the yory
best seasoned material, tho large capital em-
ployed IN our business enabling us to keep
continually an immense stock OF lumber, DC.
on hand. .-'-' nm -
as- All our square pianos have our new i'm
proved ovERsTRUNa SCALE and A9r0Be Treble
ag Wo would call special attention to our
iat improvements in GRAND PIANOS and
SQUARE GfA NDS, patented August II,
1866, which brings tho piano nearer perfection
tnan has yet been attained.
every Piano fully Wnrrn ntcd for o Yeurs
We hive made arrangements for the sole
rhotesdte agency fnr the most ceebra ted
PdfLOR ORGi rs and alELOUEO MS.
which we offer Wholesale and retail, Mt lowest
lactory prices. WAI. KNABE & co.
may ~ tN6mO baltimore Md
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12

me rafie for Temperance Hall, 10, will
positively take place on the 10th November,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12

StrEClAL ATTENTION given to the OIL.
~ lection, OF Commercial Paper, Interest
on state and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
Conversion OF State SecnrItice. bv -,
NOV " fmo T GAMRRILI.. Broker
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12
r. 6 w. C. SWAFFIELD.

sn country merchants supplied M chcnp
az any houso South of New York. Sept 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-10-12

For he cure Of Dyspepsia, :igne ana Ferer
Ba'onS Diseases, General Debility,
and al InDu1.itiea of lhe RIood ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-26

A f,m nine c'nd of hi. world, no
lnuN a,.c ~ her ccrrrat,pe, rsively
#tt-: iuyNrr lrc-s mnrh for the
.2ty nvcaa>e everyone is looking st
.br atta: bat ~ one is more par.
'.allr about thrJr dress At church"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-10-26
0t.t sEgE I CHCH.

h.'" ar iNo ihln which at.
VI" lta""d IN his inidriities,
,.'i i'' l"'' 'a hE dWog ons. - .Ga.
I""e1
,fN t},,v rb, o.rab..,. 49,.
Ih,u, hy ,,r i,h, -, .atn ,.
r,lrrra. ~o.l =. ,r, ...,r,a, ,.'h ~
sun T.I,j, =. p.,,...
''>.~.h "'n'fe p'oo'e are
".' WV ''- -''''''h'aN' - nee an't lh"y
''' ""''''S oi grace
"'' '''''.''''''
W. aflan omit IA, goal wr m'gi,,
don consequence ut thinking about
'bll Wmcbitl> ont Of our power to do.
" Ey"w maa'S heart j. livins
druasy,ory lc3,hisa dron sccnr:
ryrgy onk on', t4iuf foot hight to
throw \ jltIv H. Aar ON tha stage"
" are j. a thing 90 lie - aud qn
hoar1iu tb4t each nun Grl- that
nothing but anHrai,~ ana urctty words
jaNr bean ,aid abudt i by other
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

Abbott, of Ne&s Mahpshffs, hAiiinE,
rs Senator from North Carolina, con-
tests Vance's seat in heSehate, on the
ground" thar, !ise, sts aHes,,
being; al6Fst4o IsqaaHae epsrsOn,
were null, and heothergfese orccedved'a
majority Of thep ssi0jtes!! '4"''q s'iiF'
ThePlea seaiaeos' ABSott PROPOSES 70
put in, has been several times isaSAin
the Hepse with the, yieY 81. viti eipG
elections and seating the deligibIe "
cahaid@te ilP 4 xss scse II itAs
test for this District in this COngrsssg
But tthtsrodss 'is WIZ ~ x e u
when it has not condemned, the posi-
ton of Senator Abbott, saa and 50, We.
doubt not t tsf1 Senate tXillusetoie the
North Carolina case.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

verdi sdbre and id y aAipati0n, and
the Htd ed epposidon 10 dambetta
is ind }6able. -assS
"The exchange Of wounded prisoners
is proceeding.
@.sTrochu wishes to return 70 Brittany
.ou Sesdank df his marked unpepalarity;
there sxs. threats t. sheet him" ....z,....
MAYB1p, Feb. ra.-v6ickelsf presented
his credentials. The sspzycf AmadeYHs
wascomplimentsry to the United States
BORDEAUX, Feb. 6.-The demonstn-
ton to-day IN Mvor q the Bordeaux
gQxsrnud6attasd .disQaalifying DEGREES
is quite imposing. The Prefect read
the following declaration from Gam
bgliaa! 4K4ndthful % tie ! programme Of
the nation and ef trsed ds, t. arms as
well ns to the ballot box, we are now
occupied in councii'Ofwar celebrating
upon the @s aps, sotts Psroaaatiing by the ar
mistice."
CremAak<leltblasE'hlghtf for Paris.
LONDON, Feb. o8.EA complete rup-
ture has taken place between the Paris
Government and Gambetta, and a res
toration of the Empire is most prob
able.
It is reported that the Pope has un-
de g Ht 70 assist ipp the restoration Of
Clubs.
Bismafc1t is labofing under severe
mental excitement, and his mind is be-
coming 80 unbalanced as to render him
virtually insane.
! A number of journals in the north Of
France depoupce the recent, DEGREES BY
mbetta, and urge that the country
needs and desires peace.A
Rochetprt ANNOUNCES the forthcoming
issue Of a newspaper to be entitled
"Mont D'Ordre," which will advocate
regicide.
| "A Paris letter Of the Sd statasthat Da-
rieR .has, assumed the portfolio Of Pub
lie Works temporarily, IN the absence
of Marquin, and that Ferdinand Heno
succeeds jules Fsvsep who has ten
dered his resignation. -
The official journal of Paris says that
no conditions Of peace have yet been
discussed. yu,C-,',gn
The election in Paris is postponed to
the Sth 'inStA Osl@ NJ
A Paris Letter, of Wednesday says
that M. Lenoinne, in an article pub
lished in the Journal des Debats, writes
that thB Republic is failure, and chat
the Orleans family is the only hope for
France.
The Whole army q investment invest rasrt viii
march tfff6dgh Some . principal streets
Of Paris simply,sef the purpose Of pass
ing through the city. The houses on
either side Of the route will be cleared
Of 'thsir inhabitahts and occupied by
GeFm4p, troops :. e'edi ,lss Inv bat
| The feeling against Gambettar is in
creaStng.HIdKAITy E0I0HJ
MARKHT REPORTS.
! NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Departed-
No boat for the Ouachita river.
| -eA4ieer SUPP: II. I'D; dodbie e1.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

n q is s9soio N r. "a ~ s,a'
wAsHBIas'at1ro ION FEB. 7 .M2X' letter from
the commander Of selfridge, Of Jan, IS,
says: 81 have discovered a. line for the
inter-o oceanic canal dividing ridge 300
feet high, the country on tire other side
is favorable" .!.rufr .-.abssnT -@rs-1t
Both Houses are engagedf IN ventilat-
ing alleged swindles. ~oiD II r. -. get
LONDON, Feb. THE Standard says
Beauregard has notified = large number
of Confederate officers to come to France
in case Of . renewal Of the stn.sgle.
Favrerhas resigned the Ministry Of
Of the Interior, but viii remain Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs.bns s'leoo !a7ets'
It is rtiinofed that Ecuador, Brazil
and Peru have allied against Columbia.
The Prussian Gross Gazette, confirms
the report that's all the material ques
tiois before the London Conference
have been settled. .isxfiar hus ui.z1s'
PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. IAN
oil train, bound South, which had
broken axle dragging along on the
ground, came in collision With the
piers of the dfaR-briag eat at New Ham
burg, Which of q ear. An inehectusa
atsen1pt was, made TO- stop the express
train, which struck the car, scattering
theHoil,' ~hich" Immediately ignited,
.envelopiSgt Che ehnfe expresss train: The
express train consisted 81 d locomotive,
baggage, expires, and Ave sleeping; es.A.
The engine, baggage and express cars
were hgifISe5 Rlfp tt4hss FiYT. IN the
Chicago sleeping car peEShed-, The,
two following sleeping cars were wrap
ped in flames, but the Inmates escaped.
The bridge caught fire, and fell in 10
ininptss after, carrying with 1.-THE. Chi
cago car, and its burning inmates, into
the river, upon the wrecks Of the loco
motive, baggageand express cars. The
[sleepingcAk books ,aindicatea that-.isc
persisted, but passengers say that the
Chicago sleeping Tar contained y5'6f 80,
not one OF, whom escaped. 1di .iesgi 49,
AnotherSand probably more reliable
account furnished by the Western and
Union TeRgtsPE ieUS ssays What ~
were killed leatrighta end.4raapy more
were fatally injured, Three sleepers
among those destroyed. '''' ''4''''' 800
\ NF MY .dHA " a. a.. a..
Uptothis time f6 bodies beenecbveted.7
wSefkk, Eel. lslt up up
lands a rottst II sps 1920 ba r.; 9sT
81 .sAT>sa. baa .sY-uW aTealh ira I
iat1>-S.ish1 s..a!s 80 "a AIR
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07


IN bill dixidingb UuisiRnaa into two.
judicial districts lJ pissed fhe House on
the ID inst. /, Thev provisions of the bill
are similar 4 y thSss of the wact "A, 1s4s.
except that 0onrt isItobe1 held at Nom
rosSlsn I'D vhsi ,asla ES'sb
District ,sofT LouisiaHa lis restored aud
II q 40 ea II s ass e
tanned e The ,nsvdissi k.t9 sAyle til the
Northern DistsieS. rof kOuisiaha, sand
embraces'aif that part 81 TIE State above . s
Red e1, River spd the parishes Of Rapidas.
Gran, ,oN atshitoches soto,a Sabine
and Gadd9 and pnoyidess far the arL
pointment. c q lJqdge VIII Z salary al
s250Dy and q R,srshal and district attor-
ney with salars and , t Sas.a as In otfher.
courts. 1.-THE bilfwillsaoubtiess pass the
Senste..y .r1y5n-9 yulssy1t 1Ji sm1' ~
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07
9 The West Point Cadets.. M
.WfTE+JA Il
T:5arTr- dHkao
Intense Suffering in Paris.
Bismarck ..vi Virtually Insane saa,:ss1



oIn-y.w -cnah y : 1Es
.3yGNtten Mes2y1G6lfI2.
,m,otni ylifaia,r-s1 anni8,K L N III
bsnlua,r sGH eds TAIL s.01,Gg IairT-t 1sh
% -d5 Ss 65sssAss,sre = Is .,asa 10,
,awAsHisssT3'plax;, Feb.''es..nh The
motion to suspend rules q 70 have COM
mittee inquire into the abuse, of cade$
atWst Point, on aecoqnt0f race anA
color, recefved only 2Safhrmative, votes.
Maynard moved to suspend the rules
to take from the Speakers table the
bill in teiatiSn d the southern Pacific
Railroed and refer ia to the Committee
on PaStfs Faiiro ads With leave TO- re-
port at any time after the 10th Inst, The
rules were suspended and the bill refer
red; ayes 12s, payset. This action is
regarded as equivalent to the ultimate
passage Of the bill. AL aouthernme9;
Uoxo FOtcu aye ----~-----------
The Hepse flibastered bonr sppsopri-
alton; for the Outrage Committee The
opponents left the hall and a. call of the
House is,now progressing. III" ''@a
Seaate.-An attempt, was, made to
bring up the airline railroad but failed.
Goldthwait's credentials as Senator
from Mafch 4th, 1871, were presented.
West Point officers recommend that
the three cadets driven out be restored,
and that the whole first class implicat-
ed,infhat Affair be expelled tFarra-
quits son, and Grants son and nephew
are in the first class. .e1an.U
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Much has
been said in the press and Congressional
debates as to the purpose Of North Ger
many in acquiring territory in America
for naval purposes. These publications
having come to the knowledge OF Count
Bismarck, he has. recently taken occa-
sion to repeat, in an emphatic manner,
the declaration Of July lsSs, that North
IGermanyy,doe not intend to acquire any
territory on this continent or possession
of any Of the adjacent islands. This
tounse on ker' part is to avoid interior
ence in ahy mhy,xltA;the Monroe doc
trine or ANY. measures Of acquisition
WHICH this government may seetfitt to
adopt.
FOREIGN INTEL .,IIo1n1noH.
= BERLIN, iReby OF. Uneasiness Is slc-
cesdins,q ia & sa.suSi t caused blythe
fa,af PkSff no Ff3 ntf9a4r ARE n}y4 a4e.d and nd
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

LouIsv1LLE, Feb. 8.-Flour quiet;
1878. Corn hfmSy16l Aght. Provi-
sions quiet: nae1s port $3.50: shoulders
10; 80 ffl2912l- sNhkky ss@s9.
Lard ~ n. 8sgging, thing doing.
C1NofkNS FSS hour dull and
lower; family &6.OO96s8. Corn adj
vancing, 5a@55. Mess pork active,
q. co.. Lard active, l14@112. Shout
ders 81; sides 113@1& Whiskey SO.
HlNEw YORK, Feb. Cotton qniet
and weak al 15i; sales 5000 bales. Gold
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

oqE.sIlehted "! Young ri ii iea a Hon. H.
HrsAsseuspth emesssbyrffo4nJa ckson;;
has been made chairman of the Juiicfa-,
ry COmmittea efthe House, in place OF
Tom Green Davidson, whose power de.
parted ylths!ats ,As e'gs Z. defeat "
Speaker Carr. Oh ,y1eiiB) ,saoi,o
u.b-iIosL r..;1C is.aNo 9di - bIoS
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

snllofni yIiniiysy..I aaAiX,R u ~ III
LsaIua,r sad eds i6If 8.to1tng 1orrT.l i
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07
Another Link IN the Railroad from St.
TX rEngis to New Orleans. +
We learn from the st. Louis Times

SlS9Ss9G3.17E2I0l3y1- 995eI6asS 81 the H0n-
Mountain nkhho1d, ms obtained the
franchises and rights 'appefaiAing (b
the Cairo and Exltoui Railroad, both in
Missouri and Arkansas, and will rapid.
~ push f1Ewvd tAe 1ork, to esquple-
ton Through Arkansas 70 BED Riyerr.
stAn8 thsDaxotnsrst1s nc - driven, n
ts seah lils'i hBs saissaad l u 81,
in ssspsSdy AASa4 s1 - ~ oH lt31mn.ls! 81
Louis +. NeX 2f a22 taf r4E Wen is
Of that cess. ofai yAllSosd msn lYhQ are
tstan;,ssa iia Is 4hekqlaing aipferating Il
inIyoaa nbsifigs s AZ i3nsii n NJ NJ,
Aiisn,runs shsoekh II Lityae Rock nom
c&isSs Ruts #tpl ibiesssisplaa sstse 4s;Ass,:.
~ line by isheh 1f0n Mount Ma ToAa,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. St.
nea&a " n, de1a{s Elt u TAD Texas has a.
well as Of large portion 81 Arb iisss,
and ,his,q9 III mioiiSvissmsntsc ,arei 1dq irably
adapted to that end. He win fnd, ALSO,
that, by an ext1hts5i6h 81 His connections
more dllesAs h asHitt lb NJ tsth ae The
rich allnviSb ybotbums,of the Bartholo-
new MA PM v x h ( 70 Red R,,y,ssssss hs
will secure q freight and passenger bud
nss ofhdt littla lass value than that he d
certain q, secu!5I " snta an j.
munioeti ion Withi IN ftherneTsxas1p By
Ne #a FissacA es as sugar ~, II. and
c.ttonrswms ss ssl ma sshs h. most
fertile in the rsonths Hhish are iarge
consumers u all 'Wsstsfffn 'com pl ditiss.
and he will haSatha shortest and best
aH,ral rauta bstwesn Stssh,eais and the
motifs OTIS s iisltaaBi \ lie sraaad i'm
port entrance &dgtke 0alf IN the South.
n 81
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

LIVEaPoo1y yFeb.. s, p msrSetton
closed heavy Uplansl7i@7a; Orleans
1908, sales 1900 bales. hard tat.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07
The Southern Pacific Read in the
OF \ 7 House. ! Oh I J 1


The West Point Cadets..
.KiTsJh u 4
Al
fsg:srTr- qgkaO
Intense Suffering. in Paris.
bsli ao!t,yi ef118~ -A-s., -lI0ts ,ssvlsnh
is .slE.b nus .s5iR1 sEiius j. es,hnsarIs.l
More shout the French Geyeinnfent9
ygs ,gU0iJ ,noc1u ,rfouphA .snN1'
o,e,h .0iSi 81 ,osd
Bismarck :viirtuaily Insane" Il
PyAr9GrEI oIHs lsTo ,
EailuEe oftha Erench Republic.
oIn-yiw- ,GinSh - . Hs'
-. Cntfon; H6nvy-,<1df112sE an
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

shoQ2 byOfA td! lus ssooT" .!HAhHlTn
20 t-s .~iT,- .asSrO vsI - !,,i. 81 iiiw
: -; I-rl 8 ,a.T s.snesi
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

1ARk6T REPORTS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Departed-
No boat for the Ouachita river.
Flour-1eA4iesr, supf. u. I'D; dbdbie ex.
1913; treble s7.oo@7t22S5. .,,,,o, 3 ..,7.1,
! Uats4LSsliaes!!, 'n' 'I'ed' ao'''o bas e''''
. BtaHA -io@er; y, 1SS1.25.. aa' r'l
Hay-dulI; pffme $26 .O0@27.OO.
/ PorkrlaWsr, mess ~. 6O@22.75. & y
' Ba0Qn1 &xRessu H. d24 andh18., nojs>e =
, Halns-+sugar cured 163@17.nFb STOOL
Lard tierce l2a; keg AT.
o Sugar-tirm; good confAohs tR1B;
prime 10@10t. ,oavou
/, Molasses-good deHinnaMhdd;; e Common 40
@56;;pfime5S@56 ,sSSS'H va - ''>NOs
= Co6se-4lrny prime 46a@fs4.~'' 49,,
WhiskeyA weeterlrueetf f9o@i.O2F.
T IcDtsSihH qqdiet aid fl good "a enSnd;
sales5 OOO,bales;gOOd ordinary l8j 6l8s,
low ssaiEaaliAg lS5@14s, middling l4e@
l45. Receipts 1920 be|eSt Exports, to.
Bremen 3,4OO bales;' t6 Boston i,5S4.WW
Stock on hand 224, 9aa bales.
s tipg II as siaghht Dis t, GOLD lllllis,
I, 'ST.H6Ius, Feb. GA lousheavy, end
choice ,snperahea sd.50s ~ Corn duh and
uhchangsd.S. Whia]key steady, 9s.vo
" ,~.ss1. sl&,asG tas sas-,, I,~,3I
+
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07

! .AassT. sl&.1<G Las tns-t, I,~,3I
l,a-Sl;st Ill ,SUaHnk
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-07
Inmates ofOae Car Lost,

-so--oH "a fyoq37sTas no7f
A- - yiisb s9slg1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
mnihct.'S Shcnu.

Su oieicm it1 utrOtcnttr Seltebtbeit erirtu,
enOcu yotale maht Otcie g8ofe SRI. 9aura
SeruarO BON YBtlaoelp9ia ibr Debit. 0as
bic0lu0hige Yro9ramm III Gin Our1peg
neleS. @titte 9tbt'S Sur Srteoe1Sfttfeier
Na0nittagS unb AbcloS &OrlttltuIg, Oerelr
@loltjpnntt OaS eiIOttigc, nit @tiangSeiulos
gcu 9ejterte 6ritdti1e 6eitipiel: .Dtc 6rte.
O%gn5ftier pom 1871" oOer y@tn etHt9eS
Dautihlanb" bilOet.
Gommcnocn Wtittuod bat Der nm bic I'm
tcr6Nltuuo Der ySOcon"z 8tildjer bo6uer,
bicnte 0ie9iIirur 1r. SDcooor Stride ieiu Be-
ueit3, fir ueld)cS CT maBrbait grOBarti0cSor,
bCreitullgtn 9ctroiien. 3und6it lit &apt.
0offmnnu'S WtuitcorpS nit 243nitrrmenteu
engagirt; 5ur Auiiibrnlg tommt inter 2lns
bcrem Die eitOttigc 6ritde'ide 2otalpoie:
"Stop that noise" obcr y@tnc Wuitprobc i'm
ySocon," bon @eian9, &du3et mn o~tuerien
&tallz @~fcttcn burd)uobcn uuO Hitter Dtits
~iuirturlg BON Sri. 9ertbn Claus, oeS 6rn.
@pitein nno GnOcrcr, CUR AufiiBrung. Der
Sarnum'ibe WtltiCrul- Gieie Gomarb S6ornps
ion, etn mir 8 SuB bobe5 Yidn5her, liBt
iid anltNu1cu, iho gum llebcrfiuiie werStu
inter bic @Glte, wcl1e ein GintrittSbiuet nit
% GtS. gtl6it, nod l ilbcrue ubr, 6beea
uno l EiqiorsS eruicc n%crloolt. Sum G6luiie
Sau5trdu5hcn bel uolem Sr4eTter. Nun
SbtooOr, mas giblt Oh nod megr?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11

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Der r@a5ettt +" SrieOrif goblmeDer bonn
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baben 6an Gomite uno iCiueu @dltcu giriz
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bet1ttllgcn.
Der am 6erji6taGe am Gonrtngc &C.
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9crer I3ett olt ctlcm 9erjitbd am Sonnt0ge
nladte eth LANCER SpNIlcrgNug OaS lltbcl ar.
ger. Der %erIorbcue BiuttrliBt cine @ittue
NIT 6 Siuotrn.
8rdnoe. - @eiteru gHo6mittaa ] 8 llbr
brallntc eS in Der dcmii6tn 6abrit BON Sas
5arN, 3itutb x 9OUea Su Canton, Dem Ilos
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fam iufdutg aus. Der S9ooeu 1T tctrGhtlid)
ulo tbcthueilc UtrIidJert.
- lin rieietbe 3eit entitauS I'M SOfe Der
Gin & 9olib0rt' idJcu S6ueiocntit9le an Oar.
rtS' Greef, Oidt ant Safell, elm 9rano; er
luurNc uon 2'iir9crn gcl0i9t. Der S9aOel 1T
lmbtocnttuo.
- @ttit nah6tr fam in Der Eafd &aG,.
nlitblc bcS Abbottihtn GiicnhamiilerS in
&0utou cit Seuer ans, oaS Die 2lrbeiter raid
odnlpittn.
Eampeus Grptoito II. - @titern
&bcno 48 llbr BART in 60uie BatridOoban'S,
ltr. 21l, %igbtitr., cine &oblctGQampc; bel
Dem Scrllthe, Die SlammCu Su l6ihell, erlitt
6rau 'pOban all ben 'SdnOen gefdBrliGe
Sranouunbet.
Sic 3llumtutr Gturi6tnng AM
@cbdube beS yGorreipouocuten, " relbe &c.
tern gbcuO 10 uitlc Scnurocruu9 fauN, uurs
DC nab Soridrift bon Sru 6. y. Oapioion
bon ytr. Is, 9tOrb gibertyitr., auSgcfiibrt.
@euunutcr berr ronu 3eoemt bel Gbnliden obcr
anOereu @elegcnbcitcn NIT gutem @eluilcn
eMpfOblerh UtrOcll.
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Rbf@teos CONCERT Der 0ianijin
Fri. & Is. Oaul.

Die faltntpOIe iun8e YioniIiin 6rl & 6.
&aul ipiro Dor iDter Abreiie rad EUROPA
bier 400 rim Gonjtrt aebsn, msIdss ibr. sabl.
rsidsn Bsuunosrtr, Daruntsr Die Bamsn Der
triten1duisr, FIR ie ON l2.o Nt. in Der sGor-
eorDia" urraugirt bnben. Sts junge SirtuOiin
miro bitf,m Gor3crte u. v. aud Ee,tbos
sen's betilGmrie Rrtuh rionot, ipislen uno ron
anosren iihti9sn BlriuOisn, iOmis Dor Hops
Ell uaristisn 3usisr bttIiDtr g,ianQoers,ue
unieritHst tper6en. 9as @on5srt tplro Elm
au6srt 9sHuSrei6es ntrotr, iHosm IowObt
Der beIfbmts 8lOIiniR 6r, gSenIsl Ropta. dls
ou1 Der Gttb.tDtrtuoie 0r. Glnborn ibrtWits
10 'rtuna ~5u9siGpt baben. Slltie itn0 in ben
Observation-Disclosures An bahen,
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Sas grGBtr, jemale in Baltimore
gcfeicrc nrutjtC Jefti
Ino bcutc foa bri'm ibontn R~ricocn5icii
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Sin coHntrUo sod ol.itsl'giaN trtontn!

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SIN SMru or Soften Ncbc ~rtI't1itit
Sn S@ug GHe 1tug I'LL! Asil'l Ht!osnloSRsn'
On QSttilaIlyH Nt"H,y !.I3 8'aStH I'D.
9s! oe SoHit Hyyt uhlt. 'WO"yS Sa'tIi.ote
aHl. %us S'"tW'Hu8In pll 's',n NY,
ooB naD oI 8"' 81 ItS"Ao''uNA <SttIv1IuHls
an Glloe 9Iooe nillt NS'I'tW8 gEltNol lOtlotn
mo9t, ~uEl|"NpUtpCA oy' III "HI!luI wy "1ut-
pLaueti RlI'1.st9' V1t Gy..n ul.W IN. 8,D!g'TIt
pellt 3Hpel OoH %"IitHoIG g'yn'DD'll ut5
9rl'Bt miFot; SNon III ouer St!l9C l9IfGtt
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Eit Srommel t5nt bic ztaot entranO,
Sie joln uol5 POINTER.
Ait alth SttaBtll, beloloerS dOtr III otlitll,
olrd meldl otr 6tltju9 laut Fro1ranlm ltb
oeIoe9eH que, tHt'ul"'ily II9 cas- SotI'I'oeH
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STdsr itIso,r his E+1uGnIii7,r rlYrr,rn
Sis 5rottoirr mif 6i6t,n If,ni2rnmnifrr Gr.
bran0t mor,r. lluC Elm, Wcicli51it u1dl Str
orn,rrr am wit utu1,rhsm Sni,r, az Er5
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SRI. Sbrifinc SeilSfen

gibt ndNiten Dtontag 2lbenS I'M oGoucor.
Ota= Spcrnbau G" Dor ibrer Jftidtebr nad)
europa tAr letteS Gon5ert i'll Baltimore,
III meldem auBcrOem bic gutiitin Sri. 4nna
Gouiie GGrD, ionic ole SGngcr 8riguOli uno
Serger unO Der %iolin : SirtIOie SicIrtemp8
mituirten, Siec G0nncn bon 6reito9 friib au
in 0icGafircD'S Notwithstanding bcle9t
merbeu.