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NcDr y ort, 4. Sept. -- Geterll Dad
nittOg nm llbr tam Gin &nobe IN pollcr
Doit mad Dem StltonSbOuiC gtluufcu, init
Der N(cIbuug, oaB I'M Blulie, benz 6uBt Del
B. SrGBe gegenibcr, Der SCidDnam eineS
Dimihen treble Diittclii eiucS SooteS ruuroe
berlclbc oeunGhit aus Dem 9Saitr 9CSogeu
uuO uad) BarSlomS 9cidDcHballe trauSporttrt.
Der @cridltSarSt uutcriu btG Den unbeIauHeH
yeduam uno faub obers llno unterbalb 6eS
ltulen SbrcS iuci SdluBwuuocu. 9r mar
elu ungeidby 29=dbriger iuugtr Wtauu NIT
bellem S)Nar, luuQem Sd)mrrbart unO an
lidnoig gelletoct. DaS @eldJt mar ibou Nmd
Scrweluug 10 eutitclt, oaB Die 3ige nidlt
mebr beutlid) jH crteuHeH pareH. SH ben
Soiheu fano iid) cine Ileiue Sd)reibtaiel, mo-
rim ctu Gbcd AMI bic ;, 5ruing.
odtirt 28. 9lugult Gum Setrage bon $780,
&C entbalteu mar II. alSgeitellt AMI bic 98tiu
bdnblcr 9nnCS &eeo & Comp, gfr 45, 9ea.
UcrrdBt. ,3mei GeihGitSturten geuonntcr
Birnid, QSed)iCliormulare Elm Sd,uloutr-
ieihuiB tno ciu Supitrccut mmocn auBerOcm
bel benz 3obteH gef.uocg. Ste 2eid)e hattie
don bier bis fiHf Gage i'm g9aier oceocn.
Coroner SoIlharbt wiro beute Die veid)cnidau
Ubbulteu.
60 nm bus, Ohio, 4. Scpt. - Sn
VllNH NIluuluV wv VSIuVpS puHlt luHlpV
gclirn baS @erippe einCS Nluncs gciunocu,
OOs nit eiHcm pOllfanbl9en glnjua betIeiOet
uno III ein Scttud eiHgebiillt mar. 0aS
@NnSe mar nit Ciner SettOede umgeben, ole
nit cinem Grid iclt juiummengsbunOsu mar.
5ll ben Soicutuidcn fanb iid) EN- NOtiSbud)
nit cinem Don 1862 ontirteu &rieie, in uel,
DIEM 6. W Srpan ais prattiiherS SuhOuder
eppioblcn wmbe mo baS all Soiepb Oicolu
aorciirt mar, Der Sur 3eIt al oer 3eitung III
Souelt Sitp betBeitigt mar uno ictt Nit
beranSgcbcr Der ,GbCdgo 3ribinc" IT, Der
crwNbnte Sr 9'rBon 1T ieet t1rauS0cbc
NcS o9cmotr0t" in 9Oubon, Ohio. &S
id,Ctnt oaB CT 1862 ais Sat oeS ,Sud1e-
Nouie" beitoblCu mlwOc, mo man gloubt,
OGB bic G6ebcilte Die oeS 9iebtS iiuo. Scr ipG
ter crmOroct lmO IN OnS G>cmBlbc g0uoricu
purOc.
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Qr. Il. 5appin9ton's
Observation-Disclosures

II elm fie,erss uns sefabripfes SeilmitteI fir
enfien, GrfaitnHg, &end,bn1en, &eiierfeit ,c.
Gs betieitigt @nt5nnoung uno oerbntet oaourd
Gdioineiudit. Dteier uorjhalhe unb zines guter
6fuies idb erreuenbe Sprup miro felt 90 Sabren &c.
madt un6 bat arose 3uirisoeHbeit ge9eben. YrGpa=
rlrt Don Or. ". Sappington, Gr. a32, Rurbs
3dpffrafe.
gu babsn betaaen SdHblruliu ansemenen. grsis
90 3ents. (Rop.23,tS)
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MANITOBA.
SNrnmnc.

: orouto, GNnOOa, 4, Scpt. - Die
SnbrSueriOmmIun9 Der .onbion @u SO. :"
ltnoet 6leieS Wial IN WORT @lrrn itatt.
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AmIibgreifrn 0rr Gbulera in
Dratl1lan0.
SOOrsfaae in Glbiug, San,ia, 9cips
gig uuO 9eieu.
WSGHcnperIaminluns unc 2tuf.
rnbr I'm Dublin.
Die &sw DOrter @ebeimniiit
SiOsrapbie BON Naul DC Gcee.
MISUNDERSTANDING in Rcp BORT
SelearanhiIdle 9epeIdlen.

tSon ber "giioctlrtsu greiIe" fir Den .Deutbs
SoTre'poneentcn" berihtet. - Der n9oueipou
bent" III odS einJige oeuthe DiorgenbIatt 9dl
timore'e. lutlbes Die Snlunos uno qabel4 Sc
petsu 6eSiebt uno oouitdnois uerofieutIdt.)
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0ro6e SiirecrsMe formsNeriamms
fuito.


9tem Dort, 4. sept 0oS ,,Soopcr'
Snltitut" 1T beute Ibeno iebr tart belud)t III
iol9e clues auiruies al oieBiirger nnbSteucri
sabler, um bic id,nereu2lntlageu Su beiprdcn,
iuelte tiir;lid 9egen einige StaOtbcamtel er-
boben wurbeu. Der @r DiaDor g9nl. 8. 0O
ueneper iiibrte ben Sorlit; inter ben bctanu'
teren 9irgern aui Der Srtbiinc benlcrftc man
ben SaHficr s.. Gle,pS, ben Gr' Sheriif Sd
mes S'Srien, Srn. Ycter Cooper. Scr Brics
beusrifter SboS. u. 1eomitb, SateD Sall'S
tester @egeucanoioat idlifte Gin Sd)rcibcu,
Worili er beoauerte, Der Serlammlnng nidIt
bewobnen su tDnuen bic Serreu Gbcr Ieiner
Spmpotbie periid)erte uuo fir bic 3ntlnit
icineDtitwirtung 3uia9te, snn oieSiirAer ltno
Steuer,abler Der Staot New Dort uon Der
Yanbe Al beircten, welte in per id)omloicitcn
g9eiie bic Siirger pliiuoert unb nit nn'rbbr
ter &altbliitigteit ieoen Seriud, iie ;urStrafc
III brinaeu ldd)erlid madlt." Sr. {. bofit,
oab man iold)e WaBrcgeln ergreiien nl69c,
bic BON ollen 9uten Sir8ern acccptlrt pcrocn
f0nnsn.
Cine Heibe pcu 12 Seihliillcn lpuroe ait.
seuomnen, weldle ertlGren, bab bic Stoot
uno Souutpihulo wGhreno Der lebtcn q
Sabre mebr ais usrboppat woroeu, inoem iie
ieBt Sl13 100000 betrage, ODER $63, 900, 900
| WlaporS Sau, lpGbreno quite llriad)en uors
| banoen ieleil, ansnnebmen, oaB aus OemSons
| tinaent. Hono nod) maitdle Dtlllion 0e,oQen
wcroe, eS iei benn, manieee Die gegenDdrtigen
| Beamten ab, ooe1 man tbue ibren Srelbet
Ginbalt, bic Nrt uno gSeiie, III pelter Die
impicirten Yerionen bic SloBltellung ibru
betriigerilden 'panolungSweiie .oufuabnlen,
giebt@ruuo, Sn glouben, baB oieidbeu Dfdns
| l,,,. al J,s E,tt tNsrtt A,rE
,abtern 9eiloblcu baben, nod, inlmer Ole Staot
aui dbulid)e gSeile beiteblen NIB betriIg5n.
Der 4. Ssi1luB nennt gSm. ". Sueeo,
Rid)aro .. SonnoQD uuo u. Sofep 6aa ais
bic Seamtcn, uelde oirett Dor ben Sbtauftn
Der 6Hentliten Dlciunng Derantportlidl in
MAIDEN ieien, NIB ertldrt, oaB, I'M Sauc ile
Iid) uid,t geb0ri9 retnigcn touneu, oer Grsbit
Der Staot 9ieiu Dort lbre slbonntnng ooer
4beeuug pcrlan9t, inbem ilc ibre aemter
burd, idanloicn WiiBbrauh bcr amtSgewalt
entebrten.
Der finite 8eidhiB usrianst enen flarcu
Serid)t iiber Ginnabmen uuo 9nsBaben,
iiberbaupt cine betaillirte Jted)nungsablagC
iiber Die aussaben.
Der e6Ste SeihlrB beauipruAt e8 ais etn
Redlt Der Siirger, 81 ipilien, lper dnf Der
3abutite Der Staotregierung lebt, lpelhs Se-
bGlter geSablt uno neld)e Otcnlte oafIr gelei-
liet iperoen, ieruer in peldjer gScle bic Diit
glicoer Der Staotresierung Sompagnic8e'
ihdfte Inter iiu9irter Hanlen bilocn, mn be
bfientli1e Saiie su pliinberu.
Der febsnte BcitluB perldugt, oaB Die
@eiete babin umgeihOert wcrocn iolten, oa.
nit iie ;old)e Sdlle erreihen iDnnen, icrner bel
Der @eieegebung um bic Wioerruiung Der &C.
9enpdrtigen 8reibriefe nad,uuten, bamlt
man Der Staot yisu.D Dorf cine Regisrung &C.
ben t6nne. geleitei uon ben belten uno tlitl'
tighten SarSern, luelde eriudt weroen, fdj
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SnlanOz 3eprI9rH.
NlnS MnfhiiintrlI.


W 4 biHgton,4 4. Sept. 2ic 9fC
oeuuc'@tnnabmeu betcisn idl hcutc all
81 ,1S7 ,963.27.
Sin oiiBiclttr 9uiht scigt, bnB am /
Sept. l07 gereiOe 0eitillerie'u unb DE
laiies s0eiiilleriee'u in operation murcu; or
ltere nit ciucr Snpacitdt bon 45, 5,519 &u
ld)eln uno 1862 ,820 SallOnen unogCgtcrt 80Sl
@allonen haltenb. gSdbreuo ocS Uiouat5
gluguit uermehrte iid) Die BrnbuttioH tdgIid
UNI 49, ,70l @alloue'u. Die 9eltiuerieu per
tbeilen iidb bluptd6lih aui Die Stautcr 81
linoiS, 9noiunu, Seutudp, Ohio uno Bcnul
ipluanieu. Die @intduie BON ocn 0eltille.
rie'n betrageu III benz laufenren SiStall0bry
etma So 100000.
Setretdr 0elano madt balouf Glfmcrliam
oaB eS naf ben Sertrdgen nit ocn SnOiGneru
meiBeH Iulieblern nid)t trlaubt III, Rd) i'm
Snoiauer- Serrltorium anSuiicoeln, uuo buB
oerarti9e ySquatterS," I'M Sale iie OaS Sn
oianerlanb nad) uorbe" erbalteusr g8eiiuug
nidlt perlaHeu, nit Semalt ;u entferucn ltuo.
i3ebn Mann Don Der gteUs SrleauIer gSals
moutb. Delegation iinO BON bier nud) ytGu-
Dort ubgereilt, no ite bic iibrlgeu utitglicOer
Der Delegation trefien moIsu uou bort ucr-
oen iie iidl mad Gong SraudJ begebeu, no iie
etne auotcnS bel BEN YrdiiOenteu babeH wer~
ben WeroeU
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. nrI = dlnrI.

Sn ben SicilduOeru, iptiea in 9lrtuuiuS, bat
man begonncu, Die Stauotn III beQieBeu.
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Dr. frb. llrinbarO,


BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
GiepifsGfe ecr Gutdips unb Saratoadffrase.
8cliltduoi9e @ebiie Ju $40 bis $40, tpel8e gara1s
tlrt pereen. 3nfreoenbeit bu seudbren.
I3dbne meroen obne Den gerin9len S6mer5 nuegez
5o9en Su 90 Gents pro Stit; refine @oloiianug Iur
S2i Ditto Silberifnun9 g. aui $40 Sabre sOrontirt
Das Sircau lit 3u ieoer 3eit often; Sonntdgs bon
hia 10 l1hr Wnrmittnns. (NRni- 10 1onte
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Or G q G;rnut

Rr. 9s, @ores2ibertnStrabe. Soltmore,
turtrt uolitdnhig Gn9trhiisIelt euiuohrcuo1zGnt4
ailneun9, beainneuoe Stbluinbiudt, aur,atbmiatet,
@erluf Der Stimme, 9dtdrrb uno ole 9eoen oes
5aieS, 6er eunae. Der Sarnlue9e, oes Smtes, Der
Saut, SbrcHionieu, Du6pepHe, gniieriudt Sds
[budtbe. stugerz unb Obren 9rontbeitsu II. (. 10.
Sr. Grant beilt lite tlebei unb lii bel Gag
ooer hei Rndt bnm SeindIt uon arauten bereit.
f0uuI00
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BET Der uGdIftsn Babl Su Guuiteu Der Wuni,
;ipGlreform Sunoioatcu su Uereiuigeu.
0er9ant ocrSDmmune gcbiibrt Der, SimcS"
nno ben anoueu 3cimugen, ucld)e oaSu bel,
geragcn babcn, OaS Yubitum iibcr Oicieu
3uii0uo auijuIldrn. StlicBlid) miro Der
iigt, Elm Gomite Su crucnnen, luetcS oil
notbwcnoigcu 9tciOrmmaBrgclu ioiort in
SoaSug iu ieteu bat.
@r Diauor pouemcgcr ia9tc in eiucr 5ic-
DC, nit wel6cr er bic &criammluua TGlinCte,
OaB OieieIbe peOer Barteijmede periulge, nod
aus gartci Bolititern iuiammeugcicbt lei.
lac Yartctcn icieu 9lcidj TART babel iutcrei
iirt, cine tiihtige mn parumc Serwulhug
Der Stuot gu babut. Die 9lullageu Der Gor
ruptiou gegcu Die Staotbeb6rOeu iCicn uidt
geu9cub uno Sniricocuelleuo cuttrditGt nor.
Ocn. 9r ucrlucric btu lcttcn 6rcibrici, inter
Dem bic StGot cine Shgardlic gtluor6eu lei.
9InBuoem biclteuuodl3tt Rittr@mott,
=. OttCuOOriar, 8. Salomou, Mubcrt Goie
ugit nm Is. HierreppuI
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DIT. Dru(er,
Nr. 81, &harpftrase.
Or. Nl. 1tI)irnrr

Spredl itunoen:
bon bis 8 npr frib oon Dis ubr Radmittagi
uno Don bie s tbr abenns. (San,6,1S
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SlIlS Ncip s9IprF,

NNAlV sDphAf
Rep 0orf A. Sept. - Der 0ampicl
- SGtapia" BON 2iuerpool liei bier cin.
Geltcrn 9lbeno cirtultrte oaS Seriid)t, oaf
Der Prd0beut Den Yoitmeiler SoncS abicber
polle.
geitern faneu ;pci Stef 2liiairsn por
Gowaro Subbaro, ein Sdrrner, tad ben 80
li5lfen oaggertD, Der ibu arrCtireu Wolltt Limb
Barid Sarr oeu Yatrid Dloicnua III oer /.
HOemie.
Sront 8ripp, Der benz Geriid)tt SuiolgG bel
Der SomlSbD Nfiaire nit tmplBirt mar, N
bon lelter Eeiie Slritdgelcbrt mo ertlGrt i'd
bereit, allc 9egen ibn uorgebrubten Anldul,
oigungen SiI miberlegen. &oS nahitebenot
9lteit Oiirfte UollenoS Oasu Oieuen, Nrn
3ripp bon ieocm Serond,tc iu retnigen:
ypiernit mrro beid)einigt, oGB SnbnbCr
0icies, Elm Dtauu, Der iid 6rout 3ripp
BON Bnterion, Rs, uenut, nidlt Der Otouu
1T, Der bel Dem Hlbrmaun 3umeS SiuuNu,
Jtr. $50, 2. 2luenuc, uad) ctuem jnn9clI
Srauensimmer fra9tc, tueldlCS anl 26. Mug,
ladmittagS / llbr eiueu Wlm cngagrt
bate, eiuen 8offcr mad Dem uSu6Ou 'Jtiuer
Depot" Su idoner. SirmGu unO 8rtpp nun
ben confroutirt unbGrllcrer ertldrte, boBSrlpr
nid1t Der Wann 1T. 9obn Cameron, Capt
tdn i'm l9. Bre;inGt. EboS. 2. YrcuuOu,
Baroctu oes ySelleuue. .IooipitalcS.
Gin alter Streit ;ruiid)cn Swci 3rlinoern
i'll Der 81, ShaBe, eiicm OrangiitCn uno ci'
mem Satbolitent fanb gClterl lelucn 9luSgang
oarin, oaB Der GatbOlit, gtanGuS Wall, ieI'
ucn @sguer Ssmett Su Oergiicn iutte, III
oem er Barrier @rilu III ocileu Dtibtunlc
that. gSall mnr6e perbaftet.
0ete iriib Of llbr 9erietb eln roroWdrtF
gebcnoer Srattjn9 nabe Saroto8a pom ben
Sd)lcnelt, erlitt iebnd), oa CT gani lailglanl
fubr, nur gerInge Seiddbigmgeu.
v em Dorf,4. Scpt. - Die in Suot
Jon geiunbene 9tidle 1T ais bic ocS SDOnOhmgS
gebiilien Or. 2StberS, bel 8. 0tceb x 80.
augeltslt, ioeuttfiSirt porbeu. Dian uimmt
al, oaB Der Dtanu ermorpet murOc, um ibu
um 500, Die lid in iclneH GNlbtu bctdlben,
Der 9pfr. oSauOaliu" it bon Sumburg
au9etommen.
s. ,. 5tpmCrt, 2loootat uuo @rdIOcnt Del
,,6ercules s9ebenS SerliheruHgS- @eitllld)ait," a"
Is. 8. Oauile, Ytao. y, 9anlle unO 3. ?.
Salmaoge wurteH beute arrctirt nnb le III
reip. $15,0 900 uno $4,000 Sitrgiddtt &c
uomnen, angellagt, ais Sitrgeu cinen ial-
ihen SeiBtbumspertb III Der Nlagt oer Ser.
Staateu gegen ben 9SbiStep 6cittlattur
9autle beibworen 81 babcn.
ytew % ort, 4. Sept. - Der angeba
lid)e glbortionilt Or. Yerrp mn Sran Wlorg.
BON SuStirt batten beute Dor Dem 6ritoenS
rtdlter g8elh ein iuettercs Strb6r. Die 0ts
reftoren ReeO uuO Said pom SrootIgner
Stabt.Soipitale luaren SeiOe Der 2lnitdlt,
Dap bic Sebanoluu9, uetdler Die Bot 0et
tens bes Or. Yerrp unb oer SuStrt GuSgcl
ieet mar, ibren Sob bcidlleunlgte. Die 2lr
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0olbDeim'8

SbDctjer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
bur ideren Seifuns BON
serborbeuem Nedaen, Sopiipeb, iinpsrtanIid,,
teit @asemframpi uut allen Srantbsiten /.
neldie ppt rem Dfaaen berrfhreu.
Gsttaudsauueiiuu9: cnffeines Weugtoe pou Dor
heiu Nitta9seiisn uno ems uor benz SblafengebGu.
Gu oeriauien bel 4. Suitben. Rr. 2 -. sSeffs
Brattffr., Baltimore. Hph. [Sep1,fSl
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gSou Gbdrfcifpn.
Die WanniipoIIenernStc.

TWl empb s, 4. oept. = DC Weridlte
ii6er bic Saunlwouenerpote iino nngilniig.
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1,ufdQ ciucs Sctttan,ers.

Cincinnati, 2. Sept, - Gin cinbeini'
ger SeiltdBcr, Der itd YrofeNor DC 0ouic
BON ytew- Dort nennt, bate in Sprin9iiclo,
WtaH. eneu ihlimmen unfaa. Sin ano-
tel eiues Cells, bas CT bon einem Sebduoc
,um anoereu iibr oeNtaiuiir geipanut bate,
giug, ais Der Yroieiior auf oenl Seil mar,
auStiudnocr, NIB oerielbe iisl aus elmer SGhc
BON edl,ig ooer ficbeu3ig 6uB brunter. Gr
brad babel iein Seiu, cine pano uuo ben
Sd,aoeltnodIen. Giue groBc Dtenlhenmeugc
nno aud bic 6rall oeS SeiltiBerS iaben baS
llu9ld nit au. De 6ouic mar iriihcr Col
Dat uno pcrlor ieiu Sein i'm 0ieuiie cer Snu-
b Sarmee III Seuneiiee. Gr nabm fir bic nm
terbrod)ene Sorhellung feline Sejablung
an, neil er, Wie er iagt, oieieIbe nidlt per
oient bat.
gsou Gbdrlcifcn. ..-
Gbarleitou, 4. Sept. = Wdbreno Der
lebten "a Stuuoeu ino uier Bcrionen an gel
ben Sieber gclorben; bic Seritorbenen warer
iGmntli6 nid)t acclimatiiirte Berionen.
Die Sduniippilenernotc.
TDi emphiS, A. Sept. = Bic Serid1t'
it6er bic Sauut,uollcnerpote fno nngiiuli9
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bcmDcpatbiftber Strst,
Str. 249, WeftzSdpettee, nabe YineStrabe.
Spre6funoen: Bormittaas bis 0 lbr unb
Wlhmittags pom bis utr. (3-)
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ScrmilNte Scri1te.

Ut YrimerG GbwarbsG Sd,
wurOe Wiittwodl ytadlt Der gte9er 5obH Sad
ion BON bcm Sd)morseu Did gSarrcn CT.
ldoiicn, uabrcno cr aus ocS Gcetcrcu @or,
ten Waliernteloueu itahl
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Wsntiu's 2lgucs Ysirtnr
tlrirt poiitlu bas
We 6icliicbcr

s. maCht 6urhuuS trtucn unterihN ;, Oh btr IA
drontib NJ ODER nidlt, Die u2otH 7iguc w2ittur
briugt co guny aus bgm Suitemc. gpf toHnrn aau.
eucr wsthc burd Die Wt atini 9lausi ~ iriur iurtrt
Uorbtu 0uo, bcr uni0bICn, iCood tueTbcR mir nnr biz
HamCn u. gSubnpldge Jcnst tutlhC brritlbH bctuunt
fno, dnlNRrcr, uno mclhc tTBeno 9cmGnb, bCr cs
WnRibt ConiultirrH tam.
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ssas~ Scbu z. s 6ccra u. Scrrp,
5abrilanten pon ienerIcltcn Siegeliieinen
babcn ibr 8Grcau BON 9tr. 29l YlpntoomcruIruees
nab Der RoreoNsSds ecr SambiiraI uns sRsrs
nsrfraae oerlest, poirbn ale auiudse rypmpi
Guegglhhrt lperoCn. (SGn.GtS)
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Der ,,Rem .Dortcr SGugerbuuO" D"
,dblt ,ur 3eit 10 Sertiue nit 54S Viitglic.
bern; iGmmtlid)s Screlne bobeu III oem legteu
Sabre all Wtltglieberu Sugcuontmeu lnb aud,
Die nuiiialiid)eu gsthuugCu babsn iid) 9cbo.
ben. Biuan;ieIretdr SrelObatI tbcilte folGen
ben SinanSbcridt nit:
AuSaabcn ................... 2256 81
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VI GWTTU - ;, -.-..-.'' FTVU o.
SermOgeu OeS SnnecS.. ..,....... BOG 0G
Die Strbelaiie ;Gblt snr 3eit 13o DIitt
glitoer; in pcrlloneucn Sabre iamen MIR 2
SterbsiGuc Dor. Sn Der Siu9ihule merSen
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I'M italicniifeu Cabinet einise ScranOeruu'
gen genladlt ueroen iollen. SepinceuSe Wirb
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A weman's Life Suved by Corsets.
[Fron the Chicago Tribune of Thu

From the chicago Tribune OF Thursday
A pair of corsets saved a woman 8
life last evening. The lady's name is
Ellen Gilchrist, and she resides at No.
9S East Washington street. Her assail-
ant was her husband. Mrs. Gilchrist
has sister who lives in the house of
prostitution No. ISL Fourth avenue
Last evening she started out with the in
tention of going there to pay visit
Her husband followed, and when the
corner cf Polk street and Fourth ave.
nue. was reached he told that she must
not 60 any further; that he would not
permit her to call at house of ill-fame
She persisted IN going, an6 he seized
her. A struggle followed, during which
he made an effort to stab her. The
knife cut her clothing, and, but for her
corscts, would have penetrated her heart
A crowd collected, and the attention
of Sergeant Buckley and Police
man Brl WI was attracted. The for
mer ordered both to be arrested. and
tuey were taken to the Armory Ihey
will have hearing AZ the Police Ceuri
this morning,
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A shrewd Besgar.

A gentleman, while walking with two
ladies through one of the principal
streets Of Liverpool, saw beggar ap.
proach. One of the ladies who had ev'
idently seen the mendicant before, said.
This is the most singular man ever
heard Of No matter how much money
YOU give him, he always returns the
change. and never keeps more than Q
penny 80,
"Why what fool he must be!" re-
marked the gentleman. "But Tllttry
him, and put him TO little trouble" So
saving, the gentleman drew from his
pocket sovereign, which he dropped
into the bcggar's hat. The mendlcant
turned the coin over two or three times,
examined it closely, and then, raising
his eyes to the countenance Of Tie be-
nevolent man, said: ..,,.,t.s... ia.
"Well, I'll not adhere to my usual
custom in this case. I'll keep it all9this
time; but don't do it again" no.
The donor opened his eyes in aston,
ishment and passed on-while the ladies
smiled with delight. ie'a 80
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School Houses.

IT is disgrace to our common sense
in this year Of our Lord, 1871, that Gail
Hamilton can say with SO much truth:
"Thcre is probably not well-veutila-
ted school-house in the country. / have
been in great many, and l do not re-
collect one that was not nasty with foul
air. Enter the main hall during the
morning exercises, and you may be suf-
ficiently comfortable; but go into reci-
tation,roo during the latter half of the
recitation hours and you are actually
smitten by the noisomc atmosphere. 1t
is not exactly potato-rot, but it makes
you think Of potato rot 1t does not
knock you down, but it gives you the
sensation of being knocked own,and it
makes you long to knock somebody
down. In this filthy bath the delicate
lungs of delicate children are immersed
and soaked and stepped, hour after hour
for days and months and years, till the
nastincss is well incorporated into blood
and brain and heart.
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POSTPONED,

An attorney in Massachusetts, court
moved that the trial of y case be post,
poned
"What do you base your motion on ?"
the judge.
MAY it please your honor" said the
follower of Blackstone and the sheriff,
II received letter from my client few
days since wherein he stated he was
dead"
That case was postponed.
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That case was postponed.
~A country merchant who wanted

wA country merchant who wanted
two tailors' irons first wrote this order:
"Please send me two tailors' gooses"-
Thinking that this was bad grammar, he.
destroyed it and wrote this one: please.
send me two tailors' geese" Upon re-
iection he destroyed this one also. for
fear he would receive live geese He.
thought over the matter till he was very
much worried, and at last, in momSnts
of desperation. he seized his pens ands
wrnse eae o ols''wms, slSeaz mas. ssssx
mailed Alss4rs laina .ls, sssqi.ssel
tiease .seaG. lAe ole la.ioi 5 goose, and,
blame IT. send me smother"
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Radical Editor in North CarOlina a
ON Ku KIuXiSm.

Radical Editor In North Car0llna n
ON Ku Kluxism.
DIR. John,the founder and former pub
Usher of the Bloomsbury (Pa. Republi-
can, now publishing Radical paper in
North Carolina, in his issue of the 9th
inst, has reply to his Northern inqui-
rers with reference to their personal
safety if they SHOULD visit North Carroll
ma, during which he says:
GAS for US. we have no apprehensions
whatever. 1t is just as peaceable and
quite as safe in this section of this State
as anywhere in the North. Our Nor
thern readers will notice that We are just
as outspoken in the expression of our
sentiments as we were in Pennsylvania !;
and, by the way, the Democrats here are
far more decent and treat us with much
more regard than the Copperhead De
mocracy of our native State. The Nor.
thern man who comes here and conducts
himself properly is treated with respect
and as friend In the expression of
his opinions he can exercise just as much
freedom. and in his person and property
he will find just as much protection, as
anywhere in the Union. Wespeak from
an observation and experience now ex-
tending over two years.
"Here, in Eastern North Carolina,
there are fewer violations of law, less
practice in the criminal courts, than in
any section we know in proportion to
the population"
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rETbe Princess Louise and her hus

EFThe Princess Louise and her hus-
band have not been left to the conven-
tional seclusion Of the honey y-mc -
The Queen paid them visit two DAYS
after the wedding, and they are to re.
turn to Windsor, coming up to town
with the Queen for day or two next
week to be present at a drawing room.
There is some question as to the title OF
the Princess Marchioness. She can not
be real Marchioness, however, for her
husband is plain John Campbell, his
Marquisite being purely courtesy title,
because he is son OF Duke.-Londoa
Letter.