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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-10

Rer0nriCN>s ChrEy NoRru CArolSt -
too'rnry 10 first rclorts, latest ai,ires
inairu'c that the Republicans have ear
rict North Carolina Nv handsome ma
}rGg and defeated Ne proposition far a
contention 70 revise the consultations IN
she inter :: az tire Lost Case" Good
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-10
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Iowa County requested to
meet In convention, by their delegates, at the Court
House In the village OF Dodgeville on
FRIDAY rHg 2jTu DAY or AuGrsr
at O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating A
candidate for County Superintendent OF schools and
appointing six delegates two from the county At
large and two from each Asse1by District to rep
resent the comfy In the Republican State ConSen-
tion to be held at Madison, August 30th and for the
transaction Of uch other business as may be deemed
necessary.
The basis Of representation will be: one delegate
for every af,y votes poed for Member os Congress
In 1870, and one for every fraction Of twenty FIVE
more. Upon this basis the several towns will be
entitled 10 representation as folloss:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-10

~ uTcial report shows that the 9 s.
oC land for Central Park. New Work. wns
$500 81. ana improvements 81 $50 &C..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-10

PosrlNG TUE Books Tho following
figures show tho increase of the debt of
New York city, under Democrats rule
and the decrease of the national DELFT
under the present honest and economical
administration:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-10
Republican Union State Convention
Ut II o.


Rooxs REPUBLICAN srArK CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
Madison, July ), 1871.
A State Convention OF delegates representing the
Republican Union party Of Wisconsin Is hereby
called to NEE, at the Capitol, In Madison, at II N.
on
Wednesday, August 80, 1871,
For the purpose OF nominating candidates for State
officers to be elected at the next general election
and to transact such other business az may be deem
ed appropriate.
EfaA Senate and Asssmbty District will be en-.
TILED 10 TWO delegates 10 the Convention.
+. W. KEYES Chairman, Madison.
Y. g WlNKLER, Milwaukee.
FRANK LELAND, Elkhorn.
G.. W HAZEIT0N, Columbus.
JOHN X BENNETT. JAnesyile.
o. u THOMAS Prarie du CHEN.
HENRY kLElNPELL, Sank City.
JAMES COLEMAN, Fond du Lac.
A. SCOT SLOAN, Denver Dam.
a. CT ESNiER, Green Bay
q. II GLE, Waushara,,
G.. NJ. WOODWARD, La Crosse.
II, II PflLLEO, Grand Rrsp Ids.
Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

gu Sout8otllc, &p., 1T Der ultc Trieo.
rid 9orl I'M Y. 2cbenSiabrc geitorberr. Gr
tpuroc am IL. Sftober 1893 in O%umbur1 Qez
boret lnb Wagoerte 1851 rnd) Inlcrtfa aus.
Der Iltc betrieb bis Slrl gebenScnoe oaS Sc
i6Gft cine8 l%lbrmader6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Sin nnbeidiibtes aarpcriDftcm.

Stloe Dir nt1t elm, oa6, neil On Sid fart iib[if,
On Gegcn Srantbcit 9cieit iteit. @GnJc 9euolferunz
gen licgen oft in olcier Sabtes;eit an Sumpiftcbcrn
oarnteotr. Sriitige Uiu6fcln unb itorte srbnen,
hrette Shultcrn rmo 9eiunhc 9uu9e Ell iino feline Sdubs
ncbr 8e9cn bic mCpbitiiden SerhtoinRc. 90rprr, bic
Die Sommcrbiee aus9cbalten ba6cn, fonncn lett NM
%tcrlte9en. Wtantcr fC~ iCnitarfe Mlann, oon oeiIen Be-
;rtcH'nmteit Der l~lnterbQlt elmer Samittc ubbdnotl tcot
'est lbludd lno billos ME Gin SGua(ino barnicber
inter ben pcrtoctfhcn Ar9rtffen BON Sr6ftetn unb
Tieber ODER gaut8em gScbiciieher. Sies f6nnte ntbt
ictr, penn Vile 10 ttug ludren, ii6 aui ctnen loIbcn
Tnu uorIuIcbCn, tnoem iie oGs Spitem nit ~SipStct-
ter's maScnbtttcrem itirten uno feitiaeu. Dies
gut b%elunocne Oe8Ctabttiide SGftepet6eiicrin9smittel
it o0ni0 un9eidbrIid, 10 eoB eS Ihicr 5borbett pdre,
es nttt ais Sorbcu8ur8snittct 3u elmer 3ett Su gez
braulen, III luelber Die arGnfbeiten Der 9eber, bes
Uia9en5, ocS l~lnterietbs unb in Der 3bat a1er @tnae.
lpeioc=Sr9ane oll0emctn uorbcrri9en. 0as spten
in Srbrtn0 ,u bGIteR unb Jpn Die @eiunpbeit an
Itbrrn, oocr et in SroHun9 gu brin9cn, nenn oicjc
Soriiht perrattdfigt iuorben, 1T Sdulbtafeit ieSce
Ufentden, oGr Iein Seben iieb bet. Rlr bieie beibrn
.SlUttc lit 9oitetter's Sttterer bcitimlnt, unb CT emf
ipritt ibncn. lIrbebeutcnbe Sdnoler in pielen &c
9tEoen oeS TGnhes bemuben iid), an ieiner STEELE sri
lhun8en aus %unretncn unb 9eN6brlihen Stoiicn ana
5ubrin8e-. Dian 9ebe ibuen ipeit aus Dem gBeoe.
Sie iino pom un8cidiften Ifui6ern %bercitet, luelte
aut &oftcH Der @eiunc belt oes Bublttums germ @t,pas
p%erbicnen m0hten. t294 3ot&,nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
SaS Sdusrnfcit in SEiIming=
RON TNcI

GaS Shieeuict nuroc betaHuttih and
bon ctltgtlt t3lunHSIg ulltr1r Sditgen be
iud)t. g8Ir fltoen itbCr ouS Seit I'M 9Stls
mtHgtoncr oBioutCr" TOIgGnoc5:
uAl5 Itoutag Abcno8 Elm EbcI nr 4biln.
oeIpDla'er Suritdglll9, bradltt ms Der 3ug
etnc anidll BALTIMORE ShiIpeu, ole nit
groBcm Guthuii0Smu5 cmpinugtu luuroen.
I'm Gtculta9e btgarm oaS SdltBtn friih Wiurs
gems mo murOe, trogotm gegtu 10 llyt cin
ltmertS, aber turjcS &tttGr oa.ittbt AMI cine
babe Stunoe unttrbrad, bis Ibtuos 5 llbr
lCbAuft fortgclcBt. Vie NilttalStditl, al nal.
der Ole &uItimorcr Sbcjl nlbmcu, ruor ple.
ocrum eln 0tciltcriIitd Der Nohtuuit II. ipur0c
b~clonOerS geulirjt Ourd) eiuc icJr iuttrciiuirte
Nnlprate otS observation-disclosures Vtucrul
Slualenbcr9 BON Baltimore.
2llld) AM DltttUOd) uno Gouutritd1 puroe
flctBlg gcldllolicn ltto i'm SauiiuQl mo al
oelt SrtntltdllOct giu8'S luitig I'll. Qll
brel'e mltrotn ain !~tad)mtttdg utrlDcilt NM
Ole gIitalltltu SdiitcH luarCt III Der better.
iien Sullnc. Den crlttH 4rti5, eil Stl0clt
Der - Bbtl, Sdliitci, "cybttIt VI. Sob. Ntan;,
ShiieermCllttr. Die btitclt ,Srclit AMI oelt
Ghreuidclbcl nm flir Gllttbcu crbielttr oil
pp. y. A5artllng BON Bhjla., $50. S1alf
uon BottSOtle, q. Il &olb, Erdiiocut Ota
oHbllo. SdltBcnUtrttlS " ". Nreg uon Shit,
Hh. Stein mo Stctnbofi pon Jttru Yort, s.
IS. %SeiN uon philadelphia, @rcier uno Is.
N}au5 Don &ilmjuatoH mo iolacNoe &altt.
mlorcr; Is. &Hibmmm, 4. NaiieIhOrit, @cl.
Slnnenbtr9, 81. &rollcr, &m. 6raut, ).
Ntcctb, >. u. GIbrln9 II. Il. 3r. 6r. &rus
nlcr crbteIt Den criten IrctS, $50 @olO; pr.
3. 6aiiaborit CtneH prahtuOueu Afjban llo
ctnen l~llberncn G0itor -; 0r. &uibmam trItg
4 HllO bon Den lltbyigeH fat cit Jcocr Sutt
4retic oauon.
0aS 9anSe Set mar eiu olir}ulpr griol9
fitr Den (llltcrnebmungSBtlit Der 9tutiDtll
@ilmin9tou'S.
Die ~PbiIaOclpbia : S1temacieai6ait"
bate bem gN%&ilInru9toncr S1tgeuuCretn"
ais Seidcllt Elm prahtpoleS Silber-S trutcc
ucrcbrt, tuGld)c8 ans tIucu 9uBcuo itlbtrucr
l%iciier, @Nbcln, GB- unn GbCcl3Hclu in e.
nent lh0ncH StnIs bclttht, oen lSertb BON
$3.50 rGpraicnttr1 ulo mGltcs Dem belttu gStl
%miltgtorcr Sditeen, AMI Der S6tibc g8il.
mingtot, ais FrttS 3uidut. Sin noblc8 ulo
britoerlthtS @cihent uon unitru Sbiiecus
f@relll1Oct in EbtlaOelpbia!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
SIoti;cn.

- Setrctdr SoutneQ mNroe gcItern Don
ieiner Stumptour III Ohio 5~uriideruartet.
- Der Gouraut llmlatf Der Ser. ct. BE-
tragt 3lr 3eit 1896, 625, 1882.
= Die Ser. Ct Jteueniic~@ innagnlsn be-
trusen I'M Samita9e s714,9 69. SO.
9aS iiber ben betrii9eriiden 2(rInee
3ablmeiiter Sooge oerban9te llrtbetl liegt ieet
benz General aOuotateu, rep. Dem Yrdiioenz
ten sur llnter3eidnung Dor. @Sie pcrlaltet,
bat bas Geri6t, ipeldles betunutlid) ~ullldnait
i'm Sort Wtcpenrp iaB, perfiIgt, oaB oooge
faiirt meroe, ales ibm nod ihuloigen ga
ldrs p~erluiti9 9ebe mo iiini Sabre in paft
ipanoere.
- Sn Ohio iiebt's I'M bic repnblitanii6e
Yartei itled)t aus, ~iuioferu I'D, baS aaraus
folgerlt ldBt, oaB Senator Sbermon barurl
iiadgeiudt bat, ale in ben Resieruugs.0e.
partsments angeitclten @lertS, Die in Ohio
bas Stimmrcd)t baber, ioiort an Srt unb
Ste0e 3l id)iden.
Mit Spannnng iiebt man Der ain Mittz
nod in 0todeiier tagenoen oenlotr. StaatSs
Convention Don Sem Dorf entgegen.
Gus Georgia bort man, baB Der rabls
fafe Or. s. Slobgett ipegen pcrihteoener
9abnid)piIioeleien uerbaftet woroen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

GtrnHgtnc ititjubalteu uuo Dem Dor ibueu
ltc9cnoen 3tel tubetrt natiuitrebtu.
ger Gmpfaug ocS ocutidluH Aaticrs IN
eeuStdoteu oes liolthcu8 aotnS iii ein iibcr-
aus cutbnitalttIhcr gcucjtl; Der &aiicr mar
ltdtltdl oauon crfrcut ulo gariihrt.
Sn Der Srauieniir. Orr. SPY III Scrliu
lit ell pierit6digeS banS in ilh ,uiammeuge-
thirst uuO bar ulebrere Dicltiden inter ieinen
GritnunerH 6egrabeu. 0aS 6anS itauO be
reitS lett ictS 5abrcu uuo mar pom Cad bis
iltllt &eIIcr bepObnt. 9aS ltlgliid III oas
Olrt pcruriadlt uorocn, oaB in Den 4artcrrez
rdIn1rlt cine D(atcr fortgenommeu woroeu
mar, Die Sur Stlipe Der III 0ru obcrtu @ta9ct
btllllolidltH &&lHot 0lCutc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

@cueroL 3Gbluletler @rics rcrueiut Die
anlobe, OGB aud etn llntGt itIeif in ictntm
au,c t1uOcdt moroJl jci. o&u Sutlait" Jet
tbt.baupt tcin loldtr mlbr m5Jltl.
- 2&ihrcuO lctuta &tiIht5 in Ocutih-
lam bleit iib Der Shdbmciltr Spimtr aut
III lSitrjburg ami, no itiue @ltcru gcboreu
purocn NM BON no lie nad Den &u. Stua-
ten GItSman0ertcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

ag- Va i'd pom 9rn. Or. Solium has RC6=
lclrc Scrbeferun9 in Ger 6 on iirmttiuu yer Sabrts
plattcn in otelcrt Staatc gu 9ebrauben, g~ctduft BABE
10 Ltilctc Id btcltlbcn icgt Dem Yuhgitum ais cine Der
9roStrn SntorignSen, iuetde bis iest in Der mcddnt=
lbGn Sabnnr5neitunit 9cInatbt luor6Cr, an. Cine Der
gr9gttn Sd,utcriGfeltcn, iuethe bis ieet bci Golbcn,
iptl9c tilI!ltlt9e 3ah.e tragen, empinnben morben, lit,
oaP o~lclcthen bct'In Gicr Deer SprCtbCn loic mctbcn,
nm htt ctni9en gcrioncr nit bcionbcrer Niinolormas
TON pat man ts pig leet mob nidt mit@riOI9 9ctrau=
den tonnen. Gtattcn, nab bicism ncucn Guneme
%93Setlertt9t, bieiben in alien 6dacn ict iiecn, inoenl tetn
9t99riH9Sh on oncr VI acknowledgement untcr biCicthcn
aelan9en tann; aud tonnen Die EIatten an alten &c.
bitten Gr9Cbrabt iuCrbcr.
sd entptcgle oicie ncut Grftnonns defenders iencr
9roBcn Ar5abl BON Rcrionen, tUcl6e ipttbcrboGt, iCoof
obne Gr!ol9, periuht baher, aui eeu6bntthe gRciie
omn9efGrtlgte Yt9ttSh bi tra9en, uno garanttre i'd in
allen 6dilcn, naB Ycrioncn nit %ocniClhen ciiCR tonnen,
oocr 9cbe eos &clo 5utii. -s3dbne iuerben obnc
S0mrr5 our9 9chrand BON 9ad9os ausse5o9en.
S1 th oNiielbe iuGbrcno lnCbr, ais 79abre qctraibt
9ehe. IT IS fanm notbi9, eem Nutttum bic @eiabr
toG9trtt lnm @or5i.l9c oieics Scriobrtns 5u ii6crn.
Seionocre aufncrtiamfctt iuirb Der Bcbanolun9 Der
uatirlt6en SABINE 9epiomet.
Or. III. 8. Scopes,
tIlND,lI1 Wr. "a. WDrN. tCufnfnf race
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Sorfcr.

Aui gcItcrlt Ntorgcn mar III 2&aibiH8t0u
ebentauS eine ~&erIammluH0 beruicu tuoroctl,
NM iruor nod) Dem 6auit OtS 6ru. e. Gus
gels, s. Str. um NrttOriN 0edcr ~cinjula
nth, nort cine &orlcluul IN ba!tCH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
, 0crmouiazW Guuerhpr."

Nahbem Der Serein nlumebr cine Safe anactuuit
bat, 1T CO %orinscno notbpen6ia, ba6 bifieni9tn Wiit-
9Iieoer, mclhc Ntticn unteridrieben BADEN, bic bis
sal'n allie gelpeelcaen Gtnsab!nnaen ibIeuniait on
-. Siestibertpffr., crtridtrn. gBir laben Ierner
idiiirttIi6e Wit8tieoer Gin, nurd, cine liberaie Reid
nur9 BON Ittten unier lnterncbmen SI untertiisen.
Sit fol9enoel Serren itnb be~pollmGdti9t, SeiGnun.
sen uno Gtleer iir ben p@ermauia : Wtdnncrbor"
ent9e8en, 5l nebmen: s.. Iicolait Is. Salisr, s. Soffs
%Ineiter, 81. SGepe, 8. Stauif, q. Santoii, ". 1clg,
VI. .. VoB, Y. &. g~8ittbais nnh s. ". Srrrmunn.
DER Sortaro oes pgermaniasW VI innerdors."
t222-1 M. Sbiemepcr, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

Sn Dem ncuz9eGriluoetCn 8aupcreinC bel 6rn. Gig.
aer, Scfc fcr gazette unb Sfenifraec. miro
beute, ben 9. Sftobcr, buS GinIdrcihe9el b erbo=
ben uno Die @eiese aut annGbn,e ~porgctcat, i%Uorduf
4ue, Ole bteiem Sercine beiSutrcten UiinItcn, auf:
merriam gernadt merosn.
Geo. Spfer, PROB. ErGi.;
SaPpb SDriciu prop. 9datm.;
Lo40-AA iSicn 2d,,t,ih nrnn NrIr
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in eis beiiebtei tie in BEN Samilicn,
lHr, Snntioer, Nletoermuhc uno Sdmilicnz4rbeit Die
helte IN Der 2sctt. Ifan periebte nibt lie ju inter
lHGen. SrTtautt aut monotGide 3ablln9Sn gu Den
SsrtanfsBimucr: Ser. 81, sEpre . Sbarlesar.,
III 6retutGurcr SUaenhauie. CauqtU,IS)
H8- Setdnntinad)ung iiir Stqupr.6GucGcr!-
20 neht Sunoe5iteuer Guh ffr Scitinatenre mo
Stttutitrer antS 9ehC dusgstattst. gu bnbeu bel
9nagenbcImtr q well, SrutGr unn 8dptcrz
mrlHoler, gr. i5H 8eit 9attiHorclunBc, IN 81 pro
ouW. tD(drSl6,t5l
RIO Gouto q Sutbcr BON II Seats his iu 50 pro
Suf Sapttr, porratbl8 mo Gui Betclung aenadt
oon @~uagcnbctm sr x ReiL, 6ubrttGntcn uno
Shrelbtlattrtaltsns9dnotc in SSr. asa. sSeftsSiaI-
tinprcftrade. (OtGrkt6,tS)
fE- Sae Ssbsn scs fleiid,eS IN i'm SSIitt. ga
roqut'5 3uidmlncngeieeter ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lit
ein uuiittrtroifcne6 6eilmittcf in aler Sduttr0nts
beiteH, Stropleln, Jfoie, 0tbcumatisnus, gcberz uno
alien duofrep Bluttruntbelttn.
Sdroaue'5 &oltiaqdzJsinoen= glirir, baS bsribmte
2oricum nno ltirteuoe Scilmittet.
sGtolue's Bttterer gcgcn @dIcntcihcu, elm uniebI=
hares 9%etlr1tttel iGr @btls lnp 48t6Istfeber gu Ba.
ben tL Sdtoaue'S NpotbePe ScFc ter SSaItim ore
une SdrriIunftrd6e. iNuaut23. l2IRte. t&tu.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Gbplera
Wcdfel,
Yafete, 8aila0ez Sdleine Il. {. III.

Sd bite Gle gut9abcn aQlu66cntlib bis 8onnerz
nag ydttaa 81 lrtaben. NM uugGiGuulte Beior9una
aul tcocn SdmitG9s=S ampfer mad europa befperfG
lteui9en gu tOnnen. +. Rainc,
Gde Der 8nltimoreitr. NM 8.zS.zWps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

SDlltusItr.> Nauz mn Sparbrretu Nr. [
ocriammclt ib 1ienffaa, ben 3. Stto6er 1871 bel
Seinrid1 Stciu as lbr Nbenos gum britlen Wiate.
600 antbette iinb ihon gcnommcn. g8Cr ~8eionner
1T, it6 1n5nIbltcBen, lit etE9elaoen.
fJQq ~ Ir1,, e. RittsI ESefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
0amNitraDs Wnnurrcin ylr. 81.

Inter bieiem Hamen bot iih i'm 2ota(e tcs Srn.
Spnras Sd,iudrsbaupt &efe Ger Nibcnarles
uns Ylupma n ftrabe, Elm nsucr 8auz unb Sparuers
Gin 9ebilret. ,S5eute, Mpntas, ben 2. Sitober,
Ibents z lbr, linden bic erite rc9ellniBige S2rinmms
lun0 lnc erite Gtnbablunl Itatt. Die Contribution lit
%ttheraler, ais ett Der bisberi9en Sereine; henn Tie or
iiBt Die %5nterelien pom ie6eln 3uriidbe3obiten anz
tleitc. s3u iernerer Setbeli9ung iaben ireunhIidft
Gin. Gbr. SSartel, II. SeiB,
-. SIrobmeper, Is. 5dbwartbanpt
IDQ9-AN uuh a III aN,&,,,,,u,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
SaMbcrctnc.
0nrmnnies@nuncrrin Wr. Q.
ytcuer Saupcrriu.

Sienftaa, ben 3. Sttober, ,5abrcs : Seriammt
lung une S5eaIn
f13h XuuiS ayphnIS. GrFrrfSr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Ms- Ell VINO CATALINA
Die SSccS'Cdc YlGhmnSdine

Srcipn's Catalina : SySeir : 5putf.
Non iele nte an3etle Oui Der 4. Seitt i'm 3aqes.
lolpogI, ols aub I'm V8odenblatte. Lgtua. 81, .pl
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Ser ,,Ymeite SentrQl : 8aupcrciu g"

bat ieinen anfon9 9tenlaa, brn %. gept., oenoms
men. 4le, Die niinlhen, iih oleien Sereine ansuz
idtieBen, mo9en lib 5isnftaa, Den 3. Sttober,
Ibenos z nbr, %einfinoen bel SarI Heid)ersberg in
Or. 235, Nlice HiunifraHe.
3einrtd SrpGstndnn, prop. &rdi.;
sSufepb Sd,reier, prop. Shabm.;
- LnlN-EA - hntttrlc FL ~ cIt IN 40 -hrnh- 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
S~eriammlnngS- Mn;elgelt.
9ic ct. @aulsz0rmciuOcz e Gulc "
Ger Q d,nl.ScrItaus.

6leet.S traBe, Baitor Sadmann).
Sbt1e S6ule miro bcute, @pntag, cine 8. GGaSte
erttdten uno lit ST.. u. Sdbilpp ais 3. gcbrer an
geitellt.
(233-D Ter 2d,uI.SSprfaue
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Bg Gtluas fir ieoc Jamilic!

Mea6's "GRAND DUCHESS" QG(-
niibes Mafler.
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"REAp's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoGNE,n
READS GRAND DUcuEss CoLoGSE.n
SaS bette tolniide Walcr in Imtrita, uniibcrtroi<
zen pom tr9tno rinem anbcren Artifel. &ein 9eiudcr
Satttlnore's iollte CD untcrlaiien, fid init etner Rtaite
oieieS "N
aieae;eid,nsten NarfimS
81 oerieben. Gbento Wiro empioblen:
"heae'S Scmpelrittcr Npauet,"
nMeao's 2empelrittsr- y oquet,
.%"lfcao's 1empelritter Sopuet."
Berltr iolte aui teinem 6oiIcttentiihe icblcn:
%"ofeGo,s ln0giihes Buloer iir b5ien Suts,"
"NeGo'e mo0Ii1cs Yutuer iir bUien sails"
Gin rnilbertrellthtS Neilmittcl iir Salsleioen iroenb
lptlbtr slrt, mic cine Gtaibe. ritbti9 On9eipanot, BAR
t9un miro. Die gSirtuu9 bee Otittels III cine ipuns
%osr9arc. w. y. Neae,
tScph6,tSl Rr. 1871, Baltimore, nabc Qtabtitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Heucr WnuDrreiu.

5cute, ben ,. Sftobrr, miro Gin Sauuerein
uutcr Den li0ernliten Ycbin9ungen bel 3cinr. Reier,
S.cfc Ger Suiprs une Dfasifonftrase, orgriinoet,
uno itno Gle, tpclhc beabfihtigen, i1 ciucm 9utCn
BerCinc anSui1lteBen, cirgelabcn.
fp33-4l SJsiurid, Rpirr. hYDn Scfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

NE aui8eber Der 3ablung an Wia6. MaIss Gef
N Sef'l' Ut srilAt, iib II Der Grpeb. D. 9l. gu meIa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Ieuer SauDerrin in Der ySt. alpbun=
fuS : SuQe."

8eute, ben 9. Sfto6er, abenbS 8 tbr, iuirb Die
erIte Sln5ablun9 in Gmpfar9 8enolnmen II. Die Yeams
teniuapl ltatthnocn. VS. iino rod einise Intbcile Su
PabtH. ). II. Sitensuri, PROB. Vrdi.;
9eter SrciS, prop. scfretsr;
k253-4l Mmton SebrinAt prop. Glb0enl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Glib Observation-Disclosures Wr, 2,

WA" W. ~
Die DtitgIieeer peroen bierbnrb aui9eiorccrt, ii1
prompt bet Der beutc itattitnberben Jabresucrilmm.
lung etn8uilnoen, oa ite FONT in Die 9eeglite Gtraie
~ntrialcn.
tgi4l 81. Sd,nufriI. Spfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

So auigeber Der 3ablung an Carl Saul q d,DbI
III Strltetn 1T erlutt, in Der GSpef. b. SldtteS uors
Suipredcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
1lut,llu.

8is .Warp @aibinatpm=2cse Nr. I, Il. 8.
Is. O." III nab Der rDtetamorozSale" In Gom=
barb, apiihene barles= nno Sanoperir. umsesosen.
t25j-l) Tao Is pmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

Sn YOrtlano, Oregon, mar u~llan9ft
Otto BON Srettidmcrt Correspondent Der
D6r0ntfnrtcr 3cttun9," Ocs .SSitner 98anNts
rcrS" u. !. No., nm oils Dtit9tieo Der europGis
iten %Gonuniliton in NHgeIegcnbcitcn Der
p!toro = Y0ciftc Gtienbabn" Nulloc ~cil;lt,
liebtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
AHgcm. Mrb. : Str. lluterit. Srrein.
Me0eImdHi0e Observation-Disclosures

lTGN1Tu a. Ntn 3. gFToOtf.
Vic teBte UiertetiibrIthc SiR5GbunD fiuoet ftGtt,
uno bic WtitAIieoer uou 9t. psi unb 500 miiiien bel
Setnetoung Ger 9eieblthrn Strdic ~Gnpeicno ier.
t23i-ll ISttp lEciuer. SeIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

Den 9eebrttn9 Omen ocS srmiltten 9bors ynrglad)
rtttt, oaB Que a~n9eia9te Frobe beutc, Den 2. Oft.
nj d t lEottftnoen miro, ~iou0cru cine gBo6e ipdtcr
fcntaa, rem o. CttUbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
OfsValtn. Yauufreiu yir. I

Die jGbrtidc Ieriammtung obigen Sereirs finbet
beute, ben 2. Sftoher. bel 81. nbIenberg, Grfe
Ger Sonfs unS Sancdfterfrdbe, 4benos Z llbr
ltatt. Vile Mtitgltecer iino eriudt, bel Sermetoung
Der 9eicbtthcn citrate III erldetnen.
(233-4l ". Nobbe, Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02
Ginmeibuun DER ueuru6oruooris0oQ
9urner @runfen llnterltib. sWerein.

Serein fir SebenSpcriid,cruna, arGnfeus shutters
ftilsmns une SpopcratipWeieu.
Soluobl Sehens-, Gs aud Settpolicen lDerocn bon
elmer tncorporirtcn SebensueriidCrun9s 8eieal 6aft
oes Staatc6 Nep=NOrt onege9eheu.
Iranten= lntcrltiisung itebCn 0olar5 pro g9ode.
9fdbere austunit ertbeiten ole dutoriittcu N~9eutel
he's Y}uuhes. fgEl tqJGN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-02

HD- auieeber Der 3abluns an &oa N aria Gruu.
Der IN Nieiceniels 1T criur1t, in Der Gsptr. ;. 81.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-01-14
AWAY WITH ET.
The Absurdfty Of Excessive Ger
rfage Displays al Funera8s.

Dom Piatt, 10 one Of his Washington
letters, gets of the following
/ consider our funerals remnant Of
bsrbarism that ought to 60 out with the
twin relics When one dies, and the
little household is stricken with grief.
there comes the hour that makes privacy
a necessity. We instinctively shrink
from the gage of the world. That mo-
ment is seized upon for the undcrtaker
TO INTRODUCES. under the name of friends
Of the deceased, all the neighborhocd.
The remains of one 80 dear to the grief
stricken family, receive an ovation from
hesrtless curiosity and hypocritical cere-
mony, and while one hack, as | have
said, will generally carry out all the grief
that really follows the body to the grave.
long string of carriages, bired at an
enormous expense, are filed with people
who cared little for the departed when
alive, and less now that ne or she is dead.
They go 10 the grave talking politics or
i inTariUus ifoLn tdes aSdItlQD-s.-.ss s~f.., -
SER restraint. ft IS beastiy business.
and ought 20 be done away with at an
early dsy. The cost attending those
funerals is of itself sufhcien: reason for
their being abolished Many q poor
ia mily is actually left without broad IN
this absurd attempt to make brief show
of respect to the dead. No one 10 bene-
fited but the undertaken. aud the proes
accruing to him from this hollow, absurd
ceremony give US reason enough 70 ter
inmate it at once. Heavy speculations
at any time are disagreeable, but whso
the specuIator sits on the coffin aud
preys on the dead wc ought to be horri-
Fad
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-01-14
CITY OFFICERS FOR 1871.
NApoLEoN's return to France is D,

NAPoLEoN's return to France is not
very probable, if he sdheres to the de-
termination recently expressed at vii.
helmshohe. He is reported by a New
York Herald correspondent to have
said:
lit would be quite WE'LL" he said, 'if
it were publicly understood that never
intend to remouDt the throne on the
strength of military pronubciamento
By the aid of the soldiery just as little as
by that of Prussia. l am the sole sov
ereign who govern next by the grace OF
God by the will of the people, and shall
never be unfaithfui to the origin oi
either. The whole people which has
four times approved of my election mus
recall me by its deliberate votes, else
shall never return to France. The army
possesses no more right to place me Oh
the throne than had the lawyers or loaf
ers to push me from it. The French
people whose sovereign / am has the sole
decision"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1871-01-14
SILVER In Utah.

The recent discoveries of silver in
Utah are attracting the attention of cap
italists, and within a few months impor
taut progress has, been made in the work
of developing the metallic riches of that
Territory.
The Salt Lake valley is bordered on
the east and west by ranges of noun
tains that promise to yield immense
quantities of argentiferous ores Indeed
it is impossible as yet 10 place limit to
their probable productive capacity ). but
there is good reason to suppose that sil
yer veins run through their entire
extent.