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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Nan ae6e III 2. Ghanfs,

NAN geSe 81 Z. GbanfS,
nm R%dbmafnintr Bu Fanftn.
IRAN etbs III 3. 6bants,
um Rd m 6intn r.paritt sh srbaltn.
Ulan gtbe Iu 3. GIANTS,
nm Spuli6lfte. giabeIn. 3wirn II. I. 10, III iauftr.
biHIstr unb better, als all ir8tuo chem GnOsrn plat.
@dbmafd1tnen : Giants
sd. Der 2ombaros unO Sbarptrabs,
Der sGrFsu BapttFsr.9irdt~ s~sstuHbtr. tBtI,6.1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
c5n a.rDntftraRcn1E beater

tritt 6isis aHoGs polltommsne Yrparamms,
aenoerung elm. &roBe 4n3iebungsfraft abt
oos muitalii6e Wunberftno Der 81 Sabre
alte 8nabe Spe6t aus, Der trpB Ole Yul uno
benz blinoen Som Meiitsr auf Der Biolins IN.
als ntue &inttler treten Die Sdnserin SRI.
Robinion uno Die erfe Sdnserin SsmOiiens
Seab auf.
3wei neue 8alete 5isret bas pre9ramm,
uno bic eron1atii4e Yofe: der f~liesenbs
9oadneer.' In tnslder Or, Gouarbs In Der
Eitslroae %sreslIirt, erre8t bic Heipunberung
aaer. Nd9ttsn Mitiwod Na3mittas Ut Bes
neft3s gorftsluna fir bic SpnGtags SbuIe
Elmer Netp: Nnrfer &irfle. N w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
GHelifde Eper i'm Gpncorbia,
YSnpruhanfr

9ie su elmer Sruppt psrsinieten Barepas
Rpiai6en un0 &iihiugs'iten Sperntrdite
beginner nd6ftsn Wontae In Der s@eneoroia~
einen @ptlus BON iisbsn 8ortslunsen. Sur
Aufhbrung Selan9sn in na9ftebenoer Isibtn.
iolse yBie 8u8tnOtten." sra Diapolo..
.Wtartba.1 sGioslio." sDie Srpn > Siamans
ten .Gberon" uno s8ie 3igeunerin.s
Ssute beginnt in WfeGa rap's Wuifalisn'
6anbIuna Der gIerfouf Apr @5its.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Netrns Nonhgrein Dc. 5.

2uRira9enot, wsias bisism 9Grsin id roh dni@Iis'
zen polfn, iino ttnsrIabtH, EGafen DpnnerA dg, ben
~. 9an., Qbsnos nm Z ubG, in Der ct, WidaelS.
8aHe,@ Gde Der 2ombdFe' uno 0bappelar., ~
eEihttnen ots trits BeIDDstloiuna wlr0 ftaIifthben.
I6-8) gpb. Braun, Stir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
&ermiiGtc gu3cigen,
Debtor Dapis.

Nt. q. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
bebdnoslt aut RtaRthstten. IN Ebeionede 6raptnfrant.
bttien. uuo ~gararttrt osren 6vlIuna. Wrioeillnmsr hi
8atrtr aat trsFSsH gssoIiamsatt jussiaidt.
C5ap. 6.1Wit.l 'l-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Sins Rep' WorY.

Rep.Oprt, 8. SanuaT.-Sie Ginfubr I'M
birfgen pafen in l.Btsr Node bslieF it6 aut
1854, 800, bon pslaen fur $l,449,5N in
Wtanufatturpaaren tulren.
IS muroen in lsBtsr gBo1s 1914 Seiratben
uno AIS Srburtsn, ionic Al tOOt8eborens Sins
Der an8emelost.
Die YOli3si psr6aItets in lsbter 8o@s 1865
PerIonen.
Sn lsBttr @ohe ftarben 507 YsriOren 8t8en
486 in Der Oorber9ebenoen gSoAe.
Sie @~OlOousfubr in letter Mo6s belief f9
QuF $4Sl,997.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
,,9ic wife nn0 Ntue 99elt. I"
@snrrals3 %er5arnmIurn

Aag. Grb,'&r. s1tmterft. 0sretnS.
Sis wittslisosr ron Tr. 1 bic $50 babeh bsute,
erihsinsn.
Nu@ inr.t bic gsobI oss gBtrtbIaafts. 6 untte' 8 aait.
t7-9) q. G6linsIpT, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Rene 1M3eiasN.
@enrr nnb arnktr Raubeteinl

Seute 1beub 0eriammluna
BET y. 6%aletnfsin, gds Der 9dps nnb Breesri9'
nrdHe. 500 bro NutbIl 80 8 pIoitnt, ODER ie $1,000
esaen pohsntllde @trIabiano non $500. ginidrttbes
Stl6 jaPibar bents Nbtnb. SIN Nuftrdae
tS) hfa Epn,ItFR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
5pdtefte @abelsN a9ri9ten
MtlitariIde &eiOrmca in garis.
@arts In perspetfetter Sage.
Das SpmbarSement BON SSaris.

bebauptet bartnIfig, feine
gtieberlage crlitten 5t babcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

Slrtbt tin Sutbabeu am 81. Del. '7Opon SO, 1858. Sal. So
Die Sslner Der Bant ruerbtn Jurl Wnianfe bon Nttitn
uno Bombs BON nrsrtaunism gBtrtbs unb Su 0arIeben.
Deide burh SruHoei9entburn Bombs ober Rttitri 9ts
ithert Fnp, btrubt.
Nadl Der NuRtt her tIntfrJ sibneitn Ino bic geloar.
lGaen uuo Sarls9tn ootRdtt8 8tmaht uno b%inrtihCuo
~8tfdbtrt.
YIN l. 9anuar 1870 partn 1881 RsGHurgen often.
luGbreno hes psrgaussrsn 5abrss tpurosn 2464 1eus
dtsdbuunasn Crbfintt. In ~Grrieibsn 3tit 1919 Rtdnungen
GbseiGlo fen 10 baB am 81. 9eIsiubtr 1870 9726 REas
run8en pprbluotn tparsH. 48enrp Snpeer,
&hpmas zsnfttt uno
(6-9l gpbn p. Il mmtbpu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
MrFnnnfmnhnnn

6ente, Situffdg. ben 10. Sanuar, lpiro In Sru.
y. 6raHt's Nrrguratton, Rr. 8A, SarrtfunHr.,
Elm ntutr sanuerstn g%egrlnbel, Bu tUs!bem Ant, Die Ih
stntm guttn unb prOfitablen gcrftne anJuidlitBtn bsabs
ittttsen, bofidit ttneslaoen itno.
1851 2aIpmpn m nrpo. Eefr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
9as Gdt6icl Der 5lnebmeHbcn Sclbits
n0r0e.

Die Observation-Disclosures arose Sabf Der eeitid)en
2slbftmDrecr III Mmerifa.
Ser Dor elnlgsH Gugeu bsrDftentli5tt Sob
resbertat Der RsD DOrtcr pGorpnsrs Cob
t%snbsl6ouer) hat psqsr lctuer Gaten R6ee o.
Ansabl BET S'lbtmor0e, pelbe I'M usrGaTge'
men Sabre in Nsp : Nort be8an8cn Dorosn
Diem Die 6eutihe 9spblt,run9 bierun betbsis
Iiet 1T, Der prcHe GtIeaenbstt 3u GlIerhGnO
Betra&tungsn gc9ebsn.
Sc fameu in ytsD Dort i'm Sabre 1870 ll2
Selbfmoroe eor unO Juar leateu 80 Wldnner
lno % Wsiber SanO an itb. Bon ben SeIbf
urHrhsrn bnrpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Gin uniere ausmSrtiarn 5ubieri6enica!

SdHmtlI6s SubIeribeutsn Oui unIere t6glite uno
uohcntlihs gussabe. prl6s nod I'm &iiditunot fnb
babrn i'm 2auis Der lsBtsu Gage TIRE Rsdulnget ,use.
iatdt erbaIten. 9ieienisru, pelhs unisrs Uiabnuns
urbsrpdfdtlet Iaicn, mHicr sc,uGrtigsu. OaB nab benz
l. Sebrpar bic 3uIenOuHg Oss 9lattes ~sineefrut piro.
t8-l0! Der SerdusScber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

&g BUR SeiIuna BON 9uffet, GrFals
tuua OOer raubem 9aIS 8sbrnu9t
SroDn'S BrpndiGl ErpHeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

Xpbe8fGne.
GIN b. San. Mnnd wRarfd esrauf I'M 40. 2sbtHs.
iabrs. gltttn BON Sob. s, &raub.
Vim 6. San. Bern o.. ERpret. 10 SABRE ali, So5r
ter uon Hbrab unb Nnidnbu s. Uorse.
gm 0. san. Gbmiu VI. aBeuer.
Vim 8. Gan. frau 8ttsinta BUD, Sattlu BON 10.
8,ud uno iingfs 3chier bon 8. T. puntenf1er.
I'm s. San. 5rau VI ma SrsseI i'm SO. Sabre ibres
2Ebtns,
am I. San. Srau @mtIins q. WRunatr, Bitttue
ots psttprbsntn 2ouis g. 4Ruugtr. I'm 81. asbensiabIs.
NnI 7. San. 2tpnure SnaSp. IA Sabre alt. Sod.
ter RON Sht0bpr uub 2oulie Snahp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
GpncurbiG.
Bin fen Sabiun,

NbthTNu OuHthNHk
Die am l. s5uIt 1870 fduts eeporoeurn 2tnien tpesbtn
BON 10. San. 1871 bis su1 20. San. IN Der Gfftee bcs
Snptrirtfnoenttn bon 10 ubr UloratrB bis 1 nbr Wlts
tags ausbsJablt. Die 8srmaituHg
(7-9J 2. 0rp,pu, SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Rener 8auDeroin

BET S9bn BSubI, s0r. ga. Sr.lMsfraRe.
na otreits 800 Antbeis gJeihnet fno, 10 lDir0 beutt,
Slsnfag ben 10. SanuGr, Nbtnos 8 ubr, bas Gin
l0rel6egelo erbobsn un0 bic SGamttn trDdblt lutrbrn.
Jm Iuttra8e ors Gomite'B 3ames epaue,
Sobn Gdfenp,
tSCu. &trpmbcraer
k6.SI Spuik GdbIefHqer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

@S- Climber iebsn Dft btoB unO fr6nEli6
aus, un0 gem6bnlt6 iino gBilrrrer bic urIode,
Gser'S Wurms &uHen lit elm uni6ab
ll9es, ober it9sres Wtttel gcaen gSurmer.
9rtis rs Gents.
q. 0paelcr'S &ebertbran III Der
bette. Sci alien Dro8uiitsn 3u babGn.
Trr.T0 TUUN \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

@g- Armmfb ia elm MebeI, absr
Die bittsrte armutb 1T alnutb oes BIut;s:
tie modt einem Seo.n in Der SGnt arm, oa
ie Sroft, Mutb uno Gurrgte tusSuimmt,
SeBe BEN Butte fein Reinstatement, Client
binBu pnb 3tuar hurd gebrau9 bts Yerus
Giien, un6 DIV tUirit eb.nIo out reid ihbitn,
pie irsen0 Stmano. Prpbire eal (7-l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
A4tHug

gDtr madbtn ben GaHbtu bitrourd bic sraebtne @ns
itige. baB mir nniiormtn nab 9ori6ritt aus ben bsfsn
StOften ~ Dtn btuiBfteu prtiisn ariettt9en.
GrtcnSifGH s 9MteFmutb,
BIOL Elhmef. d hfr RaIiimnrr. UNI WacafrakR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
GutQwss G0r6Qnf buu WQltimnre,

Baltimore. BIN 5. San. 1871.
GuF Griutvn Der 8%irttiDrtn Der "Eutaw Savings
Bank of Baltimore baden Die u~nierIsi6ne'sn bic Sps.
rattpnen Der Ydnt uGbreno ocs ner9angtntn Subtrs
~iOr9tdItig nuG9eisPsr, uno bsr,aten oieitbeH ~iplssnotr.
iiabtn
ajttraa o,s Sutbabens AM /. san. 1870. so. 98s, $3.50
GTfflnQen non 8tptIiDrtn pdbrGiD bts
3atrsS 1870. ......,..,...... l.627.s $685. IL
GmpfanBGn fir Stnien aIi Nnlti5tn une
8tptStnosn non Qtttsr ....,.,"...... 1914, 055.54
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
&nkrnnHf

qnl s. 3anuar burh YafiOr Sarstni, DR.. Theol.,
9nrpr q. WRiItDn BrpR. DR.. Theol., fIlber III
goro.garolina, nit 5ll. Sufist y. Slafsa, SObitr
DGs osrforbtueti Carl Glafen bon bier. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
SelegrapbiiGe SepeiAea
lsrt4nt fir sta rgtutf5.n GOrrsfP0attalsG,t
$tHs 8ennfDlDanien.-Gtu XpbeS'
rHrSkoSf

0itttamgport, 3. 5an.-9tOpS 8tit:
Ton, nslhsr psqen S6OtuHs oes SaeOb BaD
uoH ben 8ei1porenen tar i4ulOta beg Wtor0ss
I'M l. Grade befunosn puros, 1T, na6Oem oas
Ssiu9 UNI Gstu6brun8 zines neuen pro3eIies
abaelehut, ium SOoe BURG ben Stron8 btr:
urtbeiIi iuoroslt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
&tnrhf


GIN 8. San. I'M u 10 llbr Radis az innts M arr,
iutitt 5o5ttr bon Sobarn uHo Carrie Rarr, 3 Sabre
IL Wlonnit unb 2 fage alt. tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

bon mir ap. ,ss IA Jtbern,ann, gotsu. lpeIGe ert,usper
nt9ctli,s I'm NV eent. noer hnrh MID tn6oihrt Fno, Az
rtGtmas q eteIeiben nt4t bslatlt trsrosn. neil fs IN.
Br ,;.aet Ree'le poi. mir trbdltel tpotbeH iino.
"tttHlore, ben z. san. 1871.
10 IN, ntargdretba Eutfdtfo,
lo-iV Btldtr'Hoab, 81 RetIen BON Der gtaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
81 @srOarS 3 .Gburds. tans. aaiFrsr.
Gstra liuiOrnOr
Beneficial SaSiHa5' Tnnb Guetes
tD BON Baltimore"
&IbpH . Ode Der ~fdntttts unb szprtb . Sbtraee

Ser BrGNotnt uno bic 9irtttprtn Der Beneficial
Savings Fund Society Of Baltimore" bubeti cine
tlatt.
auf Depoften bon 8 Jabren. Gytra.DiolSsnOs o PrOl.
0 ~
ipeIh. nit ben rt9sImdBt8en 3iuisn oon 4 YroStnt ben
3tnAfuB aut fsbsn III |rp5ent iGbrliA, fret BON
Stats nno StaotE Nbaaben, srb6btn.
Sieie Sioiosroe, 5uIanrmen nit oer 4 proient iIbrs
liher 3tnien. >uIrn jun Grsott Der 9spoRtortn am l.
5anu0r 1871 eir8etrdsen unb, mean Mat 5urtttgcSpsen.
ala Elm Sepoitt bon g%ffanrttm Gage an 3iniea tta9en.
SIM Auftragf Der Bsrtpaltuna
tStI. 24,1Wt.I q q ZbTiper. RaIFrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

Gntferbotcr GebenS = Ser
T6ernngS -@cicQi@aft,
No. q, Steonofrabe, tm MnrMors 8sbaaSs
YoAu 81. &SiArtS, GsIadftsfRbrsr.
81 4uFssbsr Sss GBea,sls BON GOV rb. fur SuIius
Saeur,. Sormiapt. III CT IuGt, In Der &rpse. b 81.
uorauipre&en. t2so)
Rg- Sir Gusna aerbt. OOsr Btrbe, Ite8t tia
Britt In btr &gpso. b. vi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Die Snftaniruua bes @oubers
urur6 bnn IH dfdchufcft6.

80 Il 0 n, 9. San. - Samttag iuurOe
8ouoerntur @laflin initaGirt. Ct los Der
2e9islatur isine 8oti9ott Dor. Or ibiloert
BARN ben 9Rnitissn 3uiiauo 0er Staats imam
sen. Sis gsiammts f~uuoirte uno riGt funs
Ditts S9ulO belduit iG auf $26, 269, 8Sl .93
uno Der S9ulOen : SilsunSsfonO bstrd8t
SIS, 900, 600. SIM lsbten SABRE puros bic
S9ulo um 81, 552,4 98. 90 nerminostt. Snnsrs
balb Der lebten l8 Sabre iino mshr, oils
Sl2, 0 1000 sur nntsrfaBun8 inpaliosr Sol.
Oaten Gno bcrrn Gamilien beBablt iuorOsn,
GuBsro.m puroen ieit 1861 SIG. 000, 900 fir
5olDatens Sountiss angeg.ben. Ser 8ouosrs
nsur empIisbtt bic St,usr Der Sparbanten UNI
l Yroient Su crbbbsn, in tpeI6em Jalle 0e
Deurias SIaatsisurr auf 50. GOO, 900 reOujirt
ueroen t6nnte. Stt Stats ItiliJ 1T Isl, 7l9
Itlrf, Die nit SinterlaosrH beDaftaet meroeH
lUQte. Der 8oRpsrneur psrtbstOi8t oas Spiz
EituoiensY robibitio .Gsiet unO er tmpltsblt
Die 8srme9ruHg Ger AnJa9l Der Stoals. Son:
fa6lfr, Ippie pie grri6tunB elmer 4nItaIt,
UNI Sruntenboloe 0uria uHttrbrinJen unO
Don ibrcm Cater cGriren au ibnnsn. Die
9ontabttr baben i'm leBtsn Sabr I'M $50, 600
Tan &icenlen uno &:loitratsn Der Spirituo
i~eubdnOler) mebr gsiammtlt, ole 3u ibrer
llntsrhaltuno %nDthtpenOiQ tpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Die MrGeanz 6uubrr'i6e g!agmai ine,
WreisS4M.

ais bic btFt I'M Wartte %eardRtirt, ndbi aut StcFe, pelhe
In elmer 6amtlie gsbraudt tutrortI. uno ptro bleielbs
auf lsttte monatlide 3ublun9En %pGrfautt.
Ulan iprt1s bel uns Dor.
Sobn q MRceedn 8 Gump,
Nr. 80, WorbsGbartts.
(GtI, %, l2Ulte,l Ode ngr Herlnntonatabk,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

OF. Saoie KseHtfern ar. 11s, @rhc Btrnks,
tabe Rtnni .NOenlie uno benz Gnpitols@arten, III units
a9tnt fur 90aibington. &sorssiOlDn pao NI.EaHnrln
sH6 fno Sablln9en an tb1 ~ rta6tn.
50 AnIeiBtn tr ben -GorTetponotntsnS s'ttBfh dt
bthdattn Orit entqeaenatnDmntr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Xrnnunnen

8rdutlngen.
Gm 5. Sauuar bur6 Ralor Stresot SDstpb q.
8eIm nit 5rI. Sennie DIAMOND. Sstoe BON bier.
Wm 3. 5anuar burdl Voiior gbtlips 9ds. @arS
NIT SRI RuGnt "a. Gdise aus gBaibinatcn. ., 9
Nm s. San. buid Yoitor Strobtl g. d. Q, 2tpD
nit JrI, Maria Grace Strobel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10

In RSrOsGa9ftr., gaItirt BON RoRtag an Sam
Sbat2 lsb's sSilber SboiD,s Die u8titli4aIt'
bsitebt aus nbgsri9teten gaAarien z B0Bsln,
Sperltus.n. Ynpageisn, peiBen Mduien uno
ruifiden RuBen, tpslhe bic reisenOiten Sunits
ithds ma9tn. GubsrOem pro0u3irt ii6 aud
Der s3aubsrsrH 2ongrenia in ieiHsn bsipun
oerusDertben Sfnisn. Gin jetsr Sgiuhet
erbdlt elm @si&ent i'm Wertbs BON rs esnts
bis Su S25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-01-10
Shiptrb iuAt,
@ebraud)et bas bette Seilmittel!
Sober Tag brtnst utus 9e,osiIe ofs srDBen g8ertbcs
bieieB
SMiptnb iuMt,

ShptnbiuAt.
@ebrand)et ba8 bette Seilmitttl!
Seoer Tag brtnst utue Se,psiIe oss sruBen gesrtbes
oisisB
2ungen. q al fans.
vYRarine Gitu. IRi&laan, 20. SuIi 1870.
90. ). 81. 6arris h Comp. gBtribs Sertsnl Sd
babe SIREN N1eu's 2urgsu. BALKAN trbaiitr. Sd
in6bts niGt ,piin'ten. ipteoer opne %benielbsn ~ iein.
btnn er bat rein 2sben asrstist. SD erialtsts mit. nno
elm bufien, pelhsr ihltsBlit In Sd,pino lntt ~tberetns,
befsI nth. Sb bate ielber Nusn's 2unseus Yaiiam
gum Berlauf, bod ,puBte Id glttts ron ieins1 BorJi9eH.
5hr assnt mid beiu6ts, iaste Id ibn. eaB i'd ietus Ule'
otiin ~ptriauten i6nnte, bon Der Id 9liats ipiiBte. Gr
brans in mid. is tslbft ia utrindatr.. 50 that bies,
t sdS Il gla dtsei m. laasp! Saas atV anS tsans DC gsi brittle Ss'S NIa, Gbs
aufssbrau6t mar. ,paren rieine Gnn8en eebsilt, uno Id
fam nun aus ei9ener Grfahrnns si rnetntn Srtunoen
uno Gunoeh bon ben sutsn ei8sni@afttn upn Gasn's
s@ 's;srSIsi6s spr isbr ~era.b.nr
4. e. Qpitreu.a
Ausn's 2nnsen.8alla enib6It tein Opium, er m
'n ss a y h lstss IT, S 81 sfF,'s sir ei 9ss, aesia .. etros.,
% 81. D ). H.. sarrts s ' ss%p. Wisi IN 9 ssrrsn li 1Sas.
tass POT stnst, 5Gess s!tdI,sts ,@ mid, ahs TarNs Ian.
tt9 fisis ~feieerte. SO mari sroSe Msussn GnIslm uno
Otter aus. aba5rsno bss les'sn sgtnters ipuroe Id 10
i@ma@. bob Id bas Bstt bitten maBte. Die aranibsit
mar bon fallen 6iebern unb glaGtibiueiBen bsgIettet,
mtt I'M Issisn STADIUM Der eaminb luat uno boHttn
tetus Btnerurg ba ipurbt mir ut.
Maen's 8unsen=SaIfa fam
snpFobIfn.
4as Rt,.pt tuiree mir mitsetbsiIt. mas MID ptran.
laBtt. ttnen Beriud su MAIDEN, ino Id mill nun iaeet,
baB n,ttn Dufen 8arjlth turtrt tparte. uno oaB Id isbt
I'm Sianoe bin. meinrn @eihafsr. Ipe sep6bnlih, mad.
Iugebfn. Sbr tebr ~ergebtner ". Werebitb.A
Mus nit puFen oosr trsenb tpsItsn Salss -ooer Gan.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

THE Procession To-DAY.-The pro-
cession of the Knights Of Pythias, this
afternoon, will be very fine one if the
weather proves fair. The arrange
ments for it and for the ball at Turner
Hall tonight are perfected, and moth
ing will be wanting to make the affair a
splendid ore. The Steubenville Knights
will arrive On the II o'clock train and
be received at the depot by delegations
from the city Lodges. At l o'clock
Baltimore Lodge No. 6 and Germania
Lodge No. 7 will escort their visiting
brethren to South Wheeling in street
cars provided for that purpose. There
they will meet Humboldt Lodge No. 9
and the procession, headed by Vaas'
brass band, will move through the prin-
cipal streets OF the city. Tickets for
the ball tonight, costing one dollar, can
be purchased OF any Of the members OF
Germania or Humboldt Lodges, who
have that matter in charge. 1t lis hoped
that every Knight in the city will feel
it his duty, and even make some sacri-
fees, to be in the procession to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

Coop NEws.-We commend the fol-
lowing bit of good news" which we
take from the Parkersburg Tires Of
last Friday, to our lady readers:
Lady excnrsionists who purchase
tickets will please remember that they
receive no compensation if crippled, but
are obliged to be killed to derive any
benefit from the purchase"
No lady who loves her husband as
she ought, will hesitate for a moment
ito be killed" in order that she may de.
rive the benefit" to be obtained from
the purchase of a $4,000 accident insur-
ance ticket. 1t may be rough on the
wife, but think Of the compromising ad-
vantages. lie can get another wife
with the money. We don't know as
this plan ofraising the wind will ever be
as fashionable as the wearing Of hoops,
but, there are ladies who might set the
fashion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

FINE WALL PAPERs.-Messrs. PAUL
Bros. & Co., No. 90 Market street, have
the largest and finest stock of decora,
tons for halls, churches, DC to be found
in the city. Persons desiring such
goods will find a very large and COM
plete selection at the above house, and
they are the only firm in the city that
make a speciality OF such goods as
Decoration MouIdIngs for panels, fine
Grained Papers Of all descriptions, 40
inch Plain Tints for vanishing, Gilt,
Velvet, Bronze and Embroidered Wall
Papers, at less than Eastern prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

A Rich PRosPECT. The calaboose
was plumb full of gsloots last night,
and Judge Good will need an assistant
if he gets through the cases in time for
the Municipal Court. Among the dis
tinguishcd citizens, whose presence il
lumined the fragrant lookup, we noticed
His Royal Highness Toby Vance and
His Serene Mightiness JADE Gosney
We have noticed the descent of Jabe
with anxiety. Ever since he discarded
his old blue overcoat he has become
recklessly extravagant, and he now gets
drunk on whisky worth twenty cents a
quart. Heretofore, fifteen cent busthead
answered all purposes. Besides these
two leaders Of galoot aristocracy and
fashion, there were twelve to fifteen Of
lesser note locked up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE,-The

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The
following transfers of real estate were
left at the Recorders office to Friday,
September Is, 1871:
Fred Kruith and wife to Henry Claus,
September 9Th, lot No. 5 in square No.
4S, South Wheeling, for $500.
Philip Schnopp and wife to Theodore
Yeager, September 9th, part of lot No.
As, Lindsey street, for $1,000.
Walter Marshall and wife to Francis
A. Gilbert, March 25th, lot near Fulton
bridge, for $1,000.
Francis A. Ebert and wife TO Walter
Marshall, March 18th, lot in Fulton
for $500.
George Criswell and wife to A. W.
Sheppard, October 18th, 1869, part oil
the river bank.at Lagrange, for $500.
A. Bedilion and wife to Samuel Pow
er, -lS69, five 1880 acres of land
on State line, for $40.
Martha Mccartney, ct al, to William
Wiedebusch, August 18th, outlot No.
IA, east side of Wheeling hill and out
lot adjoining, in all Is acres Of land
for $1,000.
VIM. Juergens and wife to Evan
Hughes, September 18th, lot No. 9, in
square l3, South Wheeling, for $3.50
Thos. Hughes, ct al, to Clark Hanes
September llth, the undivided three
fourths of lot No. 81 Market street, fol
$1,000.
Christian Frank and wife to Leonard
johnson, September 4th, for lot or
Caldwells run, for $50.
Peter Beihle and wife to Fred Lange
walt, July Goth, part Of lot No. l3, Lee
street, Sixth ward, for $1,000
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

ATTEMPTED Observation-Disclosures two
o'clock Saturday morning an attempt
was made by burglars to enter the watch
and jewclry store of Mrs. L. Hertkorn,
No. 90 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
An outsider was introduced into then
keyhole and the key turned. Fortunate
ly poker had been put in the end of the
door key and this slipped out when the
key was turned, making great racket,
awakening Mrs. Hertkorn and fright
ening off the burglars. This is the
second attempt made by burglars on this
store within six months. There is a
band Of burglars in the town now, it
would seem, who are very actively en-
gagged in entering houses where there is
any promise Of plumber. They should
be looked AFTER if they don't cheese it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-18

MORE ROBBERS ARREsrEp.-On last
Tuesday evening a man by the name of
Levi Reed, who has been about this
place for some time, and engaged with
the railroad company, was arrested on
suspicion of being concerned in the late
robberies committed in this place He
claimed to have been a member of the
Wheeling police force for the last few
years. --t.H.. '. gs'
On the following morning another
man who gave his name as George
McGee, was arrested on similar charge.
The two men were brought before
Esquire Mallonee and had hearing,
and the evidence was such that! both
were held over for trial Iatthe Circuit
Court. -GrJton Sentinel. ''' = =