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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
T EGAL-PR0BATE NOTICE,

~ State Of Ohio, Fayctte County, S. Pro
bate Court.
WHEREAS Accounts and vouchers have beer
filed in the Probate Court aiOi esad. for set
tlement by the Administrations of james nj
Cannon. deceased And by the Guardians o.
the following minors, tO-wt
Joseph F John W. and Cary L, Johnson
Pavey: George and John 0. Hawk and John
Bonner II unatic.
Nntice is therefore hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on file ~ sad
Probate Court, being suspended for c0nnrma'
ton
Persons interested may file written eXcep'
tiOns to said accounts, or any items thereof
on or before the 9Th day Of March
next when the same will be finally heard any
continued from day to day until disposed OIL
}. b. PRlDDY, Probate Judge.
Feb. Q, 1871. l2-w3
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
Feb. IS, ls7l, l8'w8

NOTICE Mary J. Mcqueen, of
lN Oneida. in the County of Madison, and
State of New York. is hereby notified that
Alexander Mcqueen did ON the sSth day OF
December. A. D. 1870 file his petition in tfe
office OF the Clerk of the Court, of Common
Pleas. within and for the county of Fayette,
aud State of Ohio. charging the said Mary
j. Mcqueen. with adultery, with one Martin
Grove. and also, charging her with gross
neglect of duty, and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Mary j. Mcqueen.
and may be deereed the custody of their
child Frederick-and for other relief. The
said petition will stand for hearing at the
9sth day of February. A. d. 1871. Dated
this 2Sth day OF December, A. D. 1910
ALEXANDER MCQUEEN, Plaintiff.
nj j MILLLAMs. Attorney. CIV
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23

Letters addressed to the following named
persons remain uucalled for in che Wash
ington Post Office:
T D. Brooks, L. Branch, R. BUtin, W.
Bennett, Benz Boyed, Geo. olyan, Mrs.
Martha Cooper Win II 0rute 2i Theo.
Curtis. Emma J Carr, Jacob $ Coe, T
Cownts, James Chug, Harvey Doster 7.
Durflneer, P. Davis, Miss Elmo Doster,
Mrs. Rachel Doster, VIM. H. Davis, @. A,
Drummond, Willard Davis, Alex Drace,
VIM. W Elliatt, 3 Miss Susan Eastman,
James Ford, Shriw0 Fulton, 2; W Farder,
John Feighen, A. H Gibprsan, George B.
Guthaie, 2; Ray GaIher, M Mawen. Isaac
M. Henry, JEFF Morgan, Col. Marion, r
M Merchant, MISS NJ Mantle, W H. Pick
ton, Albert Philips, Roswell Paul, Dan
Parmeler. Mrq. Maggie A Paron, E Petite
ford, S E Parrott, Samuel H. Parrott, j.
X. Simmons Harriet Sybord, Sally Sam
ons, Henry Smith, Clara SlNgle, Jno, Syl-
emit. Church Willheight, Miss NJ, Will
her, D, Waldron, E Wright, A. Winget, :;
N Ware. Wood.
In calling for any of the above named
letters, please ask for advertised letters
H L. RoblNsoN, P. M.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
Notice to Hunters

A Ii persons are forbid trespassing on tho
N lands OF the undersigned in Wayne
Township Fayette County. Ohio with Guns
Dogs or Nets IN pursuit Of Game after this
date. under the penalty Of the Law, which
will be strictly enforced
IRA YEOMAN.
r. j. YEOMAN.
December I. 1870 2-sm
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
Change.
II. L.SENFTENBERG

HAS sold his stock of Clothing. &c, to A.
III NATHAN q Co. who will continue
the business in the room occupied by Mr.
Senftenberg Mr.. Mr. II. Strauss will remain
in charge of the business. and will be pleased
to see his old friends. customers, and the
public at his old stand
L senftenberg in retiring from business in
Washington. desires to re- urn thanks to the
people Of Fayette county for past favOrs. and
recommend the new firm to their patronage.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
State and Neighborhood Items

The ChilIieothe 81. Patrick's Society
have ordered a $500 Banner. One citizen
ofIhat city gave 800 to tic object.
The Gazette says there is tendency
among the property owners in Chillieothe
to lower house rents, Undoubtedly the
intention is good one, and one that is
very apt to be entertained after tenement
houses have stood tenantless for a
good while.
The ChillICothe Gazette advises the
whisky'sellcrs Of that city; 1t tsays there
is no reason why whisky sellers should
fear actions against them by the wives Of
drnnkards, il they only dO,what the Mans
field liquor men are doing to indemnify
themselves, issuing an order printed on a
card, about the size of business card to
be signed by the wife and to read as fol-
lowsi
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-02-23
Settlement Notice.

Having sold my stock Of Clothing to A. Ma
than Co and quit business in Washington.
desire all persons indebted to me to call and
make immediate payment. My accounts
must be settled without delay My books
will be left in the hands of my successors, A
Nathan & Co., at my old stand for settlement
L. SENFTENDERG.
Fol, 10 1c-t foEu9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02
during the past week and since the beginning Of the

during the past WeeE and shce The beginning OF The
year were:-
For the tcepk. 1859. 1870. 1871.
Entered at $1,le74 s6 ST. Os9 100 500 1874
Thrown on market. 903, 2s2 eG0,ot0 l,3l2,597
Since jar. !.
Entered at pOrt.... 1891 055 So 237 PAT 663lOoI0
Thrown on market. 47444,735 5l,o4G927 65509 093
The total Imports at this port for the past week
were s5,45o.222, against s7.552.22s the previous
week, and ss56s $40 for the corresponding week Of
last year.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The exports OF specie during the week and since
the beginning OF the year have been as follows:--
Total for the week. $1,973, 2e9
Previously reported. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49, 75T, 1853
Total since January l, 1871. $4A $50. All
Same time $780,. IL 1875, 900
Same time 1882. Observation-Disclosures. 1881, 453
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:New York, 1876; Manhattan, 1855; Mechanics,
iss; City, 22S; Phenix, 107; Gallatin Ma
tional. 100; Merchants Exchange. 10: State Of New
fork, lI2; Commerce. H. Ocean, 49, Mercantile.
i23; Pacific, 200; Bank Of North America, 1o4;
Hanover, io4; irving 1876; Metropolitan, 1855; Peo-
pies, l45; East River, ll2is; Nassau, 1c6Js; Corn
Exchange, l29; Continental, 81; 81. Nicholas 1876;
Park, 1885, Manufacturers and Merchants 90;
cepiral National, 1o4 Fourth National, NIX; Ninth
National, liz; Tenth National, 100; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, 81.
THE IMPORTS or THE WEEK.
The imports, other than dry goods and specie, at
y port OF New York for the week ending June 30,
ASH. were 50, 500. 3as.
The Imports OF foreign drv goods ct New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

I % SANDS ST, BROOKLYN.--AS HOUSEKEEPER.-
100 refined, prepossessing widow lafv stranger and
In the city, personally IN rood
thrown on her would like with
derry gentleman; widower bachelors family preferred,
where she may be considered Of the family she
fully competent To make home pleasant and agreeable Call
Ga or address f0r one week rkEASAN1 uVnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02
lBEL SUIT IN JERSEY.

Fifteen LibcIs Charged Against a Jersey
City .ournaI-Damagss Laid at Twenty
Thoussud do lars.
Proceedings were commenced yesterday In the
Hudson ounty Court at Jersey CITY against the
proprietor OF sheet known as the Euening
Journal Tor fifteen bcls on coal firm
doing busiess IN that city. MIR. Edwin James,
who appefed Tor the plaintiffs, set forth the
hbels IN ctail, which charged extensive and
wholesale fsuds on the part Of the plaintins. The
Ibels had ben repeated for several weeks. and the
reckless manner IN winch grstutt0us cnarveA VEGA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.


The government list was strong hut duh. dif.
ference has OF late been established in the prices OF
/ the older issues known as the May and November
bonds, owing to the foreign demand for the 62's,
which taken In preference the GAS Old 65's
5RlthOugh really no more valuable. This difference,
which has been as much as y per cent, was less
observable in todays prices. The following were
the nnal street States currency
ktntl 1I5 115n; do. fve-twenties, 1867 coupon,
May and November, ia ll44; do. do, 1864,
do do, li3'& Ia do. do. 1865, do. do. 1872.
il4,s: do do. 1865 coupon Tex. Int. 1929. ll2ss;
do do. 1857, do tex. init, 1925 ll2ss: 10. do,
1885, do tex. init, 1lo1l ll3; do ten-iorues.
| Don, III al Ia.
STOCKS STRONG AND DULL.
Tho stock market was dull but quite strong the
IDny business done being the result OF purchases by
the 'shorts to cover their outstanding contracts as
p preliminary to perfect enjoyment OF the Fourth
of July holiday. 1t Is noteworthy coincidence that
the eve or a holiday is almost always attended by
strong stock market The good bank statement also
assstcd the "bears'' to the conclusion that was
best to 'iake In" their stocks Monday will be oD-
served holiday. so far as deliveries OF gold and
stocks are concerned but the banks and private
bankers Will be required to be open during the usual
0hours TIE State bonds ere steady, with fair &C
ksivfty In the new South Caroinas The highest and
Lowest prices Of the day are shown In the tablet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

MURPHY.--At Fort Hamilton, on Sunday June IL,
Mrs JOHN MURPHY, nee Mary Slater. ol u daughter.
Mother and child doing WELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

VNAnTED--A YOUNG MAN AS GROOM AND COACH
w and to attend n small garden with a private
family counry wages sis per month and board APP
ply at IL Beaver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

made was totally inconsistent with respectable
journalism. Declarations were filed for each libel
and damages were lana at $50. 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

Ncw 10TH, to-uay (SuHuay), July z, AZ one O'CLOCK
FlNcH.-At Farview, MI. on Saturday morning,
July !, FRANK NJ, son Of EDWIN II. ana MARY N.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents Mon.
day afternoon, at half past two O'Clock. Northern
Railroad train leaves foot Of Chambers street ut half
past one O'Clock.
GALLAGHER-SARAH. the beloved daughter OF
John ana Ellen Gallagher, aged year. months
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
the funeral from The residence OF her parents, "a
Rutgers street, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
GIRO.-At Laeken I'm Belgium on SATURDAY., June
10, Rev, LEONARD GIRO, son OF Emanuel Gro, aged
the friends Of the family are invited TO attend the
requiem, ~ the Church OF the Holy Innocents, West
Inlrty,seventh street. on Monday, July 3, at nine
Goss;mon WEDNESDAY, June Is Of cholera infan-
docia Goss of this city, AGED months.
Inferred In Greenwood July l.
HADLEy-ln BROOKLYN, on Friday, Jnne 20. after
long and painful Illness, SARA HELIZABETH HAD
LEY. daughter OF Abram and Jane Hadley. In the
the relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectiully invited to attend the funeral, at IFS Kos
clusko street. near Marcy avenue, this Sunday,
July at two O'Clock y. NJ.
HHALY.-ln Atlanta, Ca, on Sunday. June %,
JOSEPH =. HEaLY date OF Jersey city, In the 10th
HUDsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, June 30. Mrs.
| MARGARET HUDSON, widow Of William Hudson.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
To attend thet funeral, from her late residence,
Twelfth street. corner OF Fifth avenue. South Brook
Ign. this day Sunday, July 2, at four O'Clock.
| LAhOCQuE.-Ou SATURDAY. July l. OIL BrlgnIs us
ease OF the Kidneys following scarlet fever EDoU ARD
JuBERr ony son OF Joseph and Anne ). Larocque,
| In the 14th year Of his age.
Nolice OF funeral IN Mondays paper.
| LEAvy-On Wednesday, June 70, 1871, BARNEY
LHAvY.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence, No
AZ West Forty first street, on Sunday, July 2 at
| two O'Clock r. NJ.
LEoNARD.--The funeral services OF the late HER
MAN LEONARD will be held ut the church OF the Holy
Communion corner Sixth avenue aud West TWEEN
O'Clock precisely.
hAcxEa.-ln Jcrsev Civ. N. j.. On Friday June 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02
SITUATIONS wAx,gD-MALn..

yNANrED-BY A YOUNG FREkCHMAN, A SITUA-
" tIon as first class waiter private American family
best city reference. Call at address 40 broadway Sen
der's restaurant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

In the gold loan market the rates ranged Il per
cent for carrying to 164 per cent to Wednesday for
borrowing. The operations Of the Gold Exchange
Bank were as follows:--
TOD cltared S43.92S.O00
thid balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,,.3S0
F1,urrcucy balances. BOA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-02

WATERS SITUATION wANTED-BY YiR~r
w class man, In private family; best city reference
Call address M 40 East AID 81 Can be III
gagged.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
SaS 0~Sobenblatt Scs vSprrefppnz
Sgutsu"

entbdtt alle midttgen 9~ieuigteiten Der p~criloIfes
ren 8od)e mo eoitorieUe Seipreduugen Der.
iclben. 9aIlelbe eignet iif beiou6erS gun
SerienOnu9 in bic alte
Seimatb.
@iuSelue Nummern 5 GtS., al irgelto cine
llbreiie in Deuti9lanb uno Der SdpeiS 10
Cts, incl. Bprtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
G1tNSuabricbten.

Der GumpIcr pRm. 9alurence,' @apt. Sanett
trdt 1eitern ieinC 6abrt oon bier lbcr Noriolt, 3D.
nab Bolton nn.
9tr 80mpier .g3m. denneSp," Gnpt. nalctt
iubr Oicuitae BON Sciton bicrber Gb.
Scr ucue Sbooner p5opRia ann," Capt. Dunn,
Ieaelte 0etcrn BON bier mad &barIciton, sc, ab.
Der S6ooncr "0t. s. GPomas" lan8te Ditttluod
bon Baltimore in Sauannab, SEQ, on.
Ett Vurte sIouue Saslc," Capt. Did, lam am 10
Gouemhcr bon bier Su 8etlnit in SrIanc an.
SOs Shiii pOrIana," 6apt. @ouirg. sing an, 8
Nooember BON s~iurrpool nad Baltimore 40.
Die cHgtiihe Sarte "GGltsman," Capt. Sladforb,
uon bier ab9cgan9cn, erreihte am Is. Sttober itbe,
Ycrnumunco ben oafen uon Jlio DC Sanero, BON ip(
tic am %. nab gtGlUzO Orleans a~biC9eItc.
ytdc1 Baltimore c~lortrten in OeInernra an q.
Ottober Die enstiite Briea sSobn 8tUen," Capt
9opte; am 1. gtopembcr bic SriSa ,Botomac, Capt.
98iljon; ON 3. IS. Die Yrtg9 uSt. !Soiepb," @upt
Wiuntaomtrpi am I. bs. Die Sri99 ,, 3ersiita, "@apt
Aherg.
Die 9risa ,,Gbrrnutis," Capt. TottbiGs, Dor
bier abgeiGbrer, erreihte an o. os. @lolceftcr in
Bic pentihe Srigs ,Gmorne," 6apt. Srbrcns
fam an 8, Nor. bon baltimore gu Huesnstoipn II
Bic 8rigS ,,3uolea." Capt. 8otsr Iansts am 80
Slpt. pom bier in Wontepioco an.
ytab Baltimore icgclten bon 0ito DC SGnetro al;
ON IA. Sttober Die en9Iiite SartC >, 9Batb;" am 26
DIT. bic ensliihe 8rS9 ,,8atra," Capt. S~uoffeni
am IL. Sft. Die eeulite Brieg ,Nrepa," Capt.
SObler; am 10. OFT. Die 8riag ,,Gbetis," Capt
8t6un; am IA. Oft, Die Sris8 ,,gir8inia Dare
Capt. Seu.
s. iegsiten pon slio be Sansiro nab ben SamptOr
RoLee ab: am14. on. Die SGrte ,,eaob a9nee,'
- SGbine, Capt. SIlr, une Sllperb. 9apt. eprcdtl,
Die Bari. ~ masou," Capt. Tcrru, lam GIN %.
Sttober Don bier in Hio DC SGReiro an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
Die crffe Geefer= q

Grieorid Scder fam seitern Witta9 bier
al. Gr mproe am Sabnbofe bon benz 60.
mite, beitebenb aus ben 50. Si9muuo Sin,
ger, Inoreas Streib, Gbeobor Seraer, 9Sil.
belm Rapp, Seroinanb Sob unb Gbriiopb
&ipps, iowie ben Serifteritattern Der bentlfell
Yreiie nrb perifieoenen anberen Serren (tpie
Sr. Satob Seeser II. ~ empfangen unb su-
ndAit nadl Der 8obnnn9 bes Srn. %. Rapp,
Reeafteurs bes p@eder," selcitet. Nad,bem
bort ein frrser Gmpfan9, Obne iebe Formal.
tilt, ifattsefunoen, lunrbe Der @ait mad ,@aro=
ner's Sotel," Ser. 8, Sio.6igbtr., aefiibrt,
woielbit einise @"rfriihnngen ei%ngenommeu
wnrben. Or. 5eder iiebt fir iein Ilter merit
Wiirois iriiA uno iusenoli1 aus. Ct beueat
fih, tros ietnef @unbe i'm Bein, bic linn, ,ia.
mentlid bel bisiem gBettsr, betrddtlife
Shmersen ueruriaft, nit Der 9eidti9feit zines
SiiuslingS uno beiitt einen unoeripitalideu
Sumor, getn gaitaes auftreten TT babel
bB9ft beideiSen arb einfad, uuo er bsist in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
gafets 3rogusn BON u. 9arris mad CT.

8afets 0rOgusn bon u. Sarris naf ct.
2ouis.
Grporttrt lpuroen: 1475 EdTer Watreleu
bon S~irilouo, &bnie & 60. mad ct. Sobus,
Borto6ico; l Site GnilinsNarbcn BON 9orsn,
& &ittler nab Bremen un6 20 Eafer Retn,
eitg BON SS. s. Yerot mad 9emarara.
8%iebfGble.- GbomaS Samiltou be.
tnuo ftd) weSen angcblidler Sciteblung Sobn
@oiiOp'S BON gtr. SO, 9forc. S~roacmGp, nm
etHe S25 merthe Iilberne llbr rebit Sctte irn
Serborsbatt. 0a Der Slayer bei'm &erbor
auSblieb, 10 purbe Soutilton ertlaIen.
CHARLES SnrnS, on9etla9tl Geo. u.
Sndanan in 9tr. 62, Su,pn = StraBe, Gin
9emp EnO suei Yaur unterboicn im @ertbe
Dor So entmenoet 81 baben, lpnroe geltetr
pom Ridter Saifmeycr BEN Grimtnals%er'
tabren iiberantlportet.
. d ptnoeItluge,-gbpar SbortaS,
Gin SdwarSer, bonn Rolisillen Srii6e pe9cn
ntrIuhtcr Sei6mtnbelung y. u. Sobnion'S
UNI Yierb, 9Sogen, @cid)irr NIB eln Suoer
pen BEN Hihter Sarocu porgefibrt, lpaSterte
bis ;nr GutideiOul9 Der @rcB9ei9morenel
iiber Die antlage in'S SefdngniB.
8or Sunoe5 Com NJ ar Roa
gerS iianoen gelteru Snn1lcl mo 9Silhelm
HoliSbetmer inter Der Antln9e, mi Goltirs'
pertdbren ibren @l6ubigern gtmtIie Siider
uuO Yapicre betrii9erIiher &eiie uerbeirnlidt
IN bubeu. Sic Gldubi9er parcn neblt oeit
Ingeflagten Dor @ertbt erld)ieIe1 liuo hattel
nndl Setlegung Der An9eIcgelbeit eine Sd)riIt
cin9creidIt, moriu liz bic @ebritoer Woltsbet-
lncr nid)t fir bancroft crtldreu; oaS SerIdt
mics ONber Oeu Nntra9 anf Stnleltung oes
SonfurS : Serfabreu5 ab, nlo tol9erlftt9
mlBte gcifern aid) Der SunOes @onmifidr
duf 9Seiiung OeS Sunoesbejirts -9lmpalteS Die
tbn uorliegenoe Antla9e 9e9ell Die Sebritoer
&olis9elmcr abme;le Ell.
Der Seuerl d nj meld)er 9elter1 JtadIz
mittag nm 8 llbr BON benz Alarmtalten gr.
~ alS9iug, mar ourd) teilcn BraHb peratlr
laBt.
Sffeu fanS sic BoltSei @ittpoh
Nadlt oaS @inp6fels @t0bltiiement BON ). y.
6arueu & Somp. i'll Or. 80, Sitospoparos
StraBe; oaS GugroS UieDlgeihaft BON s.
81. @aroner in gtr. 141, ROto Somaros
StraBe, uuS oen 6lciidbeBalt,r beS Ytes9er'
italbe5 9eimtd) Wellc'S anI BEN Verlllgtorts
0tarfte.
@elbbuBeu. - Tidaro Stepart, ell
9te0er bate in 3bomGS SoHroD'S Solo1,
SIR. 1S6, gcrin9ton : StraBe, geItert Nat'
nlittag bUSiuiutgtr gSciie ole Sbitre ctll9c'
oritdt, mas ibul &erbaitlng unO pom 6tf'
ter 9eQ SO Strafe ncbit Soften SlSog.
@el6buBen.- Armitroug llpibur, etn
Negcr, iueld)er all eiltcul StraEelitbergange
Die burh StaotpcrOrouuug prrgCidriebeHe
Niinimal- Gntferuung BON 10 SUB jptld)en
ietuen uno berl Dor Inn fabreroen Wa9en
liid,t ctn0cbalten, maro pom Riftcr EbompI
ion III 50 Straie ncbit &uicn uernrtbcilt.
- Samuel Sonnder bate Yierb uno Was
gen ulbeuniltdttgt auf Der StraBe gelolien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
Baltimore, ~. Sept. 1871.
ySrn. q. ~. Sruipn s. Scmp.,
Rr. 4S, Siio.Somar0s StraBe
meine Serreul

Neine 9erren!
Sd fHblc eS ais Yhi6t eegeu meine leiber.
ben Mitburger, Sbuen anSnSeigen. oaB mir
Der @ebraut Sbrcr 'El Vino Catalina" iebr
gut 9etban fat. Sd, babe ieit LANCER j3eit cine
eri6lafte unb %franfbaite Sober, ~perbulloen nit
Opspepfa unb aagelteiner Sdwahe, uno 1T
fein Sommer uergangell, in lpeldcm i) nift
meoisinirte unc gefrGrfclt babe, bis beU let,
ten CONNER, wabreno weld)em i) nleine Sc
iAafte obne ben Serlliit eines %eiuSigen Cages
bciorgt unO rid elmer 9uteg SeinnSbeit ers
freut babe. SIR ergebcner
Npbert s.. @iithen,
yMaulion Souie," Baltimore"
q. Wf. M. Gonrab s. So, geu.s a9ent,
SIR. 10. eight trabe, Baltimore.
(Snli12, Is, tn ND p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-24
SaltimOrcr Oiebnarf
6nr Den sDsltl@en Sor,sipomoenten" tsrtttet:

NU" NV &VFVeIPUHVNNtt HtEltUEtIsV
Baltimore, ben 23. Ropcmbtr 1871.
&tneote9. Der Wtartt lpar geftern isbr hau
letttpo6igen Ereifen, udiullb 2 bic on Gents, Der.
fault, obi9on Ole anatitdt bes an9eOotensn SSisbes
elm uent9 better mar.
Sblune, unb Die 9eitri9en Vreifs ipurben taum erbals
ten. un9eidbr 900 . tiid ueroeu otlip geIsn, obue
bier anaeboten 81 fperoen.
Die Vreile fit OGfen %uartrten, tuic foIgt: bette
Sorten D bis OK Gents, i'm Mu9smeinsn AZ Uts 8
Gents, fdr mittlere ooer quite lfair)G ualitdt 81 bis ii
Gents. Cir orolndre odrre junse Stiere, Odlien unb
Sorten 2 bis 2x Gents. ausemsiner Durdfdnftis.
Brsis otS beitlgen Yfarttes Az Gts.; du6erte Vreis.
raten 2 bs 6X &te.; bic meifen Bsriduie aeibabsu An
aus Ohio, 1902 aus Btrsinfsn, It's aus 1%arSIanS
uno 1887 aus BEN Staate Dea. Bir9lnten. @eIarnmte
WohenSuiubr 3076 Sttid tiesteWo6 1884, In 6eruo
fan,sn s96 Stad @inepieb In Ole Sdn6s 1aItinorsr
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6teii9er; 1853 irurtrn bon Spsfulanten fir Wdrttc i'm
Often uno 75s BON eanbbdubIern uHo Gteii1srn Gee
uommen
SIN @nnssn puroeu btsir1 odbe2 44t Sthd0tiuooteb,
ieste Veo9e 3009, in Der Boralelrohe Don 1870 2069
dbaefett.
SD 10 zine. - Go ipar btcie 8ude en gutter gor=
ratb uorbunoeu, jeboh bet m~ittetMGfiger Radfrd0e
bltebeR 6is Erstie rnpeIdnoert iett %ugierSu Gesten Bss
riot. g3tr nottreH Su 50. 10 bis 81. 38 pro 100 Sfunh
HettpsSeptbt, il n0h her QuaIitGt.
Steie gSote betru9 bis 3uiubr 9i67, Iebte gDode
Stid.
Sdaafc.- Der MART mar bicIe Dodc nir
lnittelmGBi9 oCrieben, ieboh init oCn BON tettCr 45ohe
iihrigseuIiebrnen SGaGien mar Der @jorroib ilr Die
Rublra9e g~cnii9eno. Sie 9reiie blcibcn rnucrdns
bert. S9dafe itnb Sur Seit oas tbeuerite Sbtadts
ptep I'M Y(attte. mir notireH cute ictte Sdaaie ju
81 bis Sc pro 100 Yfun6 Sruttos @eWtdt, ieoob nir
usnt9e 5n tsetcrem YretiC. .3udti6aafc lno hGu gu
81 bis $3.50 pro Stid.
@orratb 6jtje @ode stif, 1O27leete QBote.4s7s,
In Der BarGilelzGS ode BON 1870 $3.50 Gtii6.
Stte NON St~cbb6noIerH.
Uns Totloigenbe IN elm &erJciduiB Der Railen
Der bGuptiidlthiten Siebbdnbler, Sitbz@iecntbiimer
cher 9onli9natdte Der 6Guptbdnbler, IoiUie Der Staa-
ten, aus eenen eas Sttb 9etomnen, nHo Der Stabte.
luobin oofielbe hcitiunmt 1T:
SIN rs GloertOn=Sotel anoctomUen,
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0rr Nnu M;cc'ide SirfuS.

Sieies treIftidle llnttrbaltun9Slolal pcrUleibt bis
Sonneritag, oen,3 80. NoDember, bcn S1rtiaguE95tdg,
Gui Dem 9tihmono= Slnse. btit BON belti8cn Gage
trttt pieoer cine totate Nrogramm : NenoeruH9 etn.
Wis Iouit6t p~roouSirt pom bcute an Eroi. Saois Die
6rontFra6en- 3beater ioldes Birore madlte. AuBer=
Dem treten Gne it6rtacn Oiltalicber Der @on c e,iten
3rrippe In neuen Seiitungen aui. uno Dan dftce ielbft
liBt feline 5lnbenben gBisiunfeu iprlben, iusl6e eenl
8anScn au6itorium einen Sturm bonnerneer Setialls
cntioden. Der Rdpia0n III ourb adt SCiel 8cbeiSt
liuo 9egen Wino uno Wetttr seidibt. Die betoen
aunben hes Broi. 0eIion itub bic 9iehlin9s bes Iub@
lttulne, iueibes tic eurdl tbre ru09bolf9en, aber &C.
%iparoten SciituHgcn uul benz 3ropc5e IN Stauncn
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an Der ,,Irbetterbdue"

an e mo- 3 reoertGtr.
ilnh fir oaS Or6eftrion, oieies luunoerbare Weri
ocntjdcr annli, pieber ieds reue 94alSen ein9etroffsn,
8ur .Siebijhen Glitter" La Gasza Ladra) Uon Toiinii
z. Suoertirc aur rStaliererin In Nlgier;" 8. @ulor
nab "%Sauit;" 4. Gnlerifaniide eicber; 3. Barrier Gin
Su9smGri1 nit adt oentiten Sicoern; 6. Yctpourrt.
5r. Shlcgcl laBt eS iib, wte man itcbt, an8eleser
lctn, ntht nur tir Gririihurs ielner @Glte gu ior9en.
lonoCrn aud ~abipeUisiun9 in Dem tbnca ~sebotcner
SbreNId)mal5 gu bteten.