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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
TIE r MS OF SALE

one~third Of the purchase money cash IN
hand on the day of salei oneSthird in one
year. and the residue IN two years, the Ge>
Ierred payments to bear interest from the day
premises.
The sale or sales to he subiectto the approx,
al and confirmation Of the Probate Court Of
Vinton County, OHIO.
SAMUEL w. KIEvERT, JR.
Assignee OF the Cincinnati Furnace Co.
McCLINTICK & SMITH, Attorneys, Chilhcothe,
Ohio. maS9j td
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
a an ErpeciOrant il ha, no Equal.

Those who are afflicted with cough or with
consumption, read the following letter from p
prominent merchant Of Marine city Michigan:
MAGINE CIrN, july 2Sih, 1870
J. ~. HARaIs 6 CO.-pear rlrs:-1he Aliens
Lung Balsam has arrived. | would not hike
to oe without II for IL saved my llis. ! took a
bad cold AMI acough, and finally consumption
was seated upon me. was IN very bsd
state. l tired everything that was recon-
mel n1ed and spent great dtal Of money amt
got no help. had Aliens Lung Balsam Tor
sale, but knew nothing Of its merits. | did
not like to take It without knowing sornothn.
ahoutit. had not sold hottie. When your
agent ,slled on me told him l'could not sell
medicine knew nothing about. lie urged
me 10 try 1t myself. | dld SO, and TO tny grate>
ful surprise the first bottle stopped my cough
and before the third bottle was taken my Irnga
were well, and can now speak knowingly TO
my friends anG customers of the good quail
teS Of Aliens LrDg Bsisam.
remain respectfully.
l.. c. C0TTRELL,
Aliens Lung Bslsan contains no opium. II
10 safe for the most de. lcate 10 take.
!. n, HARRIS & co.
eFeold by Medicine Dealers Generally
FOR SALE BY
JGeorga ". slsson snd !. s. Strong, Macarthur:
r. 8. Wilcox D Bro. and II O. Wilson; Ham,
den; II Il. Bishop L Son, Wilkesyille.
mara 1871 ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
Howard Sanitary Aid Assocla-
IT RlLL P0SI2IYEL.

For the Reliefand Cure Of the Erring and Un.
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays ontlre Errors of Youth, and the fol-
qlss,Vf Age, in relation 10 Marriage and Social
Eyils, with sanitary did for the afflicted
Sent fse, in sealed envelopes. Address,
owARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Pi.lladei
phia, Pa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
a gents Read This !
e CARD,

Clergyman Willie r.sil,rg IN South AmCr-
ga M HmlsslOnar!, tlscOvcledn safe arC sins
pie remedy tor The cnrc ofner,ou- weakness,
raiiv decay, diseases Of the urlnur' and solui-
nNl organs, and the whole train Of die orders
'jreGt numbers have hccn cured b, tli- nnll''
remedy. Prompted ly q L, sire 10 benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, ! Will send the re-
''ipc { r preparing and using tha medicine, in
= sealed envelope. 70 any one who needs 1t,
lree ofchGrge Address ,!0e. 4. tAaAS, station
u, Bible House, \. Y. Ci.y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GnEsP ADvFR1I>IlG We will insert an
Oad'ert.semect IN Eight Hundred Amer can
Newspapers for ok Dollars FER Line perweek.
One line one week will cost six d0llaIs, two
lines viii cost twelve dnlla,s, and ten lines
vii eos, SIXTY dollars. Send fora printed list.
Address GEO. p. RuWELL& co., Ad'eTiis~
inF igeuts, 10. II Park Row, New York.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01

county has opened at 45 cents.
So says the GAINESVILLE Enter
prise.
CHARLESTON, West Va, is
said to be improving more rap
idly than any town east Of
Omaha.
AT a temperance meeting
in Athens, held recently, 5000
was subscribed to prosecute liq-
uor sellers.
A. I. STEWART expended
S25O,O00 in advertising last
year. His income was over a
| million and a half.
Tue Austrian reichsrath has
ratified the naturalization
treaty between that country
and The United States.
The Hooking Sentinel says {:
"These are the mornings to get
up eally and hear the lark
larking and see the swallow
swallowing.
The Southern newspapers
generally publish the Ku Klux
bill, and tho more candid OF
them admit the existence O..
| the murderous band.
The State debt of Ohio he's
been reduced during The first
half Qi the fiscal year by the
sum of $I62,493. The balance
Of the debt is SO, ,569,5S7.
JUSTICE DowHya, of New
York city, on Saturday, SEN
fenced Two men fer prize fight.
ing, one wear each in the Peni.
tentiary.
a CLEVELAND composltor set
up a sermon from the text, as
he rendered it, "Be ye there for
breakfast" The ministers
version was, "Be ye therefore
steadfast."
TIE will of George Peabody
was admitted to probate in
New York city, on Tuesday ol
last week. One of the execu,
tors is Charles w. Chandler, oil
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new
loSn have reache1 ! $64, AT, 900,
and deliveries were to begin
the middle of this week. The
condition of the loan is regard,
ed as very encouraging.
The tug B. B. Jones explod,
ed her boiler at noon, on May
25th, at Port Huron. Six men
were killed, whose names are
not yet ascertained. Two were
blown TO atoms. The Tug was
worth probably $4,000.
A MAINE farmer whose hog
while at large on the highway,
alarmed a horse and thus caus.
ed young lady to be thlown
from a carriage, has been order.
cd to pay the injured woman
S2,S33 damages, after a trial
lasting three days.
The publication Of the laws
passed at the late session of the
Legislature is now completed
exactly l50 pages. The entire
number of pages Of general
laws by this Legislature is ZIG,
or less than half the number OF
the preceding Legislature.
ROBERT BONNER, of New
York, has purchased at Lex
ington, at a high price, the
colt Mambriro BERTHE, .tha'
trotted at Cincinnati last fall
in 2:4l, seventeen seconds fast.
er than ever made by any oih-
er two year old.
j. @. HARPER. Superintendent
of the Union Schools, Sidney,
Ohio, and brother of j. j. Lar
per, of Portsmouth, is spoken OF
by the Democracy a eandi>
date for School missioner.
He is said to be an accomplish.
ed scholar and experienced
teacher,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01

THERE is more than the usual
amount of sickness in this vi
cinity at present.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01

SOME worthless boy or boys
stole the insulators off of the
Shockey House lightning rod.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES History OF the
FRANO-GERMAN WAR.

Its origin. causes, battles and results; bog
raphlts of It's eadPrs, inancI.i, social and
military condition 0l both countries, weapons
used, needle gun .ChassepoT aud Miitrallieus.
with maps, ii,nstralTo us,' plans Of battles and
lished n English aud Gelman Large octave
Prce, So. Just ready NJ q the rEST See
size, contents, Huthor IN! prize. II. MATT &
CO. Publishers. l7d West Fourth Street, Cn-
clunRti, chlo
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
BOO VOLUMES lN ONE.
Agents Wanted

Tho Library Of Poetry and Song,
Being Caoice Selections from the Best
Poets.
EseLIsB, sccToH. InisH AND AuIRrcAs,
With an 1ntroductIon
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Under whose critical supervision the volume
was compiled.
The nandsomest and cheapest subscnp'ion
book extant. Over $40 pages, beautifully
printed, cholctly illustrated, handsomely
hound. A library or over 500 volumes in one
book, whose contents, ot no ephemerd ma,
tnre or interest, will never grow old or stale.
II can be and wall be, read aud re-read with
pleasure by old and young, as long as its
leaves h0li together. u e
"a perfect surprise. Scarcely snyihing at
oil favorite, or at all woIthy OF place here, IL
neglected, It's book for every household"
IN. Y. Mail
''we know Of no nmilar collection in the
Enslish language which, il cop'ousnsss and
felicity Of selection and arrangement, can
Q, all compare with it."-IN. Y. f'tnes.f -
Terms liberal. Selling very rapidly. Send
fSr circular and terms 10 J, B. FORD = CO.,
81 Park Place, MI apr2o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-06-01
Consumption Conquered.

Al Extraordinary Remedy without an Equal
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

UCrION SALE OF EIGHT BILLIARD TABLES
"A Balls. Cues Ac. CON plcte; Bar and Fixtures Chairs
Fixtures &C, BY COLE 4 MURPHY, at zS washington
street, BroOkyn Tuesday, May z3, At l0sS o'clock.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

II ENRY B. HERTs, AUCTIONEER
Ii ART NOTICE EXTRA.
The sale Of Paintings Sketches Drawings &C. by order OF
the commitee IN and OF the Newman Fund viii take placo
Thursday, May 25,
at IL o'clock A, NJ,
AT THE HERrS ARr GALLERY,
e'6 and sos Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
Catalogues now ready and pictures on exhibition,
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
MoRRIs WILKINS. AucrlosEER
Eyecuors' sale handsome Furniture,
Mirrors, Carpets, Carriages, Plants, Co.
at the residence Of the late John Rowland Fort Washing
ton, Kngsbrdgs road and l75th street. II

f. u. LUDLOW 4 CO. viii sell by auction THURSDAY,
NAY stf0 O'Clock the entire c?ncu OF the above rest
dsncc vz:Carved rosewood Parior and Library Suits In
oocae and reps nne Etacerrs marble top Tables french
pae nAnte Mirrors JApansse Cabinet Sofas Lounges Arm
And Easy Chairs, Bookcases EIeuqon Table, Buffet, Dining
Chain rosewood and m.hosany Bedaeads DressinE bu'
Bosers Piows Bisnkets nno Axmnser Velvet and Brus
ses Cexpet ocloths As together With ~ hs kitehen and
Laundry utensiis Also rosewood (Decksr) Billiard
gsbls Hccs.wsy Depot Wagon shoos Green ho.'s rsn,
street s.oc 7io eok 10 II 10 A. H. and nao r = Cata-
losuss at No. Pine stsSe. Z IA ista. ~
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

IA ture contents Of hye story brown aton0 house.
This day TUEsDAy,, at 1z6 West Twenty third street.
commencing ~ 1o1t O'Clock 80
Parior Rus rches description sAtin brocate eaboreIv
carved frames; Pier and nAnei Mirrors ane on Pa,nng
caae Ornaments, Jardineres; superior ~
Soe Covers Music Stand Italian arbeto top TaDles Clocks
Lace Br0catei Curtains &C. s5 fHs s. r.. =
BEDROOM FURNITURE
Rosewood and black ut su sets Bedsteads Rureaua
WashsAWAs Commodes french China Toilet Sets Chsirs
wardSobes Turkish Lounges and Chais bedding Hair and
Spring Mattresses Ingram and Brussels eCarpets Mrror
Paintings. Lace Cursatnss 40. sss4-s.l..- 40
DIk!N0 ROOM, BASEMENT, KITCHEN FURNITURE =
Glass Ware. CUTLERY Dinner and Tee Sets 40 Bale pcsuvs
=" =" - =. Luxe TfS0KRALD. Auc.,oussr.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

comprsing their elegant stock
or, Chanber, Library and bring Room Suits in every pos
Glace Wardrobes Bootcases Boffets Etsgerss Centre.
Side. Work Tables Pedestals Easels,
&c all of which for their nrst city retail
trade wil be sold without reserve Of
the building having be pulled for vii cnna broad.
The goods exhibition and catalogues ready
HENRY b. HERTS Auctioneer.
eO6 and e1S Broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
py MAX BAyEasDoRFER CO.. AUcrIoNEERs

Is via sell -'' WV A'--'''
This day (TUESDAY, commencing at ION o'c,ock,
oil the e,ecant and costly Household Furniture magnncent
costly works contained brown
l24 West Twenty street Sixth
nue., viz RICH Paror SUITS IN sa,a. broca,el and silk
reps hair cloth suits; BrOnzes Paintings Lace Curtains
Mirrors, Cabinets. brilliant and powerful toned rosewood
Panoiorte, Centre Taales Turkish Chairs, RECEIPT
Brussels Carpets; also Dining Room Furniture BOst, hx.
tension Table Chairs, rse, Cutlery. trns rursens &C.,
and double Bedseads Breaua Wardrobes &c also
hnir and feather Beds, Pillows, kedn Kitchen
and Basement Furnue la ali 400 lots OF useful Household
Furniture. Sale positive MAX RAYERSDORFcR, Au0
toneer Office Sef Bowery,
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

u rTTATINNy HOugR, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa
N Tins delightful mountain resort will for the reception
guests Trains Morris and Essex Railroad
New York at NJ and r. M For circulars apply
to W. A. BHODHRkD 6ONA
INDEN PARK, CORNWALL, ON TUE HUDSON, IS
now for tho reception OF boarders; u minutes
from steamboat landing; minutes from Erie depot short
Z. II. KING.
FAIRFIELD HOUSE.
Fairfield Conn.
This favcrc opens May 25 for the reception Of
JOHN s. BLISS, Proprietor
CT. MARK's HOTEL. NEW BEIGHToN, STATEN
- Island-tiegant Suit (par,or and two bedrooms, ou
paror oor facing piazza attached &C. Apply at the
hotel, address DE CAMP Il COLE, rroprieors.
ct. CLAIR HOTEL. MON MENT SQUARE, BALTI-
y more, Md. GILMOUR X SONS, Proprictors
The oniy hotel In Baltimore furnished with passenger
elevator esoapes; accommodations S0 guests
-''A' " - ~ H. Ii. FOGLE, Manager
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

A RTlSTS SALE. ..-...
"A ID Hs FINE OIL PAINTINGS
WATER COLORS Bk ETCHES, 40.
Mr. =. O. rARKER contemplating prolonged absence
Europe win sell st auction Thnrsday Friday the 9th
26tb inst, IL o'clock each at Mr. Schenck's
ffABHf Nj. On LIBERTY STREET. 80
his entire collection, which exhibit n.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

.e-,--.,..~~,-, 5AL6S Al AUCLlI.>,-,s--~-o-4~ AUCLlyN.>
UCTION SALE OF EIGHT BILLIARD TABLES
Fixtures. ac By &C SoGs Mkra9 ri a. rs washington
street Brooklyn on Tuesday, May -. At l0ss O'clock.
RYM. DogGHry. AUcTloHEER. %
- VIII sell this day. l0 O'clock at his saesroom ~
OF new AMI s.cond hand Paror chamber Dining
Room anu Library Furniture OF ali kiais fro families M Ma
DER also large assortment OF vafpsts, Crea Hair MA
tres.es Feather beds. China crocksry. &C.
RY JOHN H. DRAPER Co, AUcTIONEERs.-IHE
~ Delaware Laekawanna ard Western Railroad aom
place SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
RYF. .cOLTON, AUcTIooNER-LAg1E SALE oF
- Furnt.re IN Bond street,. COTTON rili sei TO.
street. the entire Furniture q large dwelling embracing
aas ana YSoa Dsng Room Ssa
bookcases solid black walnut Bureaus aud Bedstesds,
Tapestry Brussels and Other Carpets marble top Centre
tresses Beds and Bedding kchen Furniture. &c. Gaia
cxues In tinae Salesrooms Is East rhir.esnth street
PY EDWIN NICHOLS. AucTIoNETR
ID 1hs truesdayl afternoon at O'Clock precisely, hand
story No West Tenth street. between Universy
place and sixth Brsss ca,He: %.S1
Etagercs Bookcases Mirrors Curtains Paintings Bronzes
Clocks bsds'caa. burean, Mattresses Lcungss Sofas
PY l. J. sMARzKoPH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loH
Sugars Soaps nne fixtures Horse together or pos
- l. j. swARzKorH sas Bowery.
RY JOHN A. DUNN, AUcTIoNEER.
Saiesroon 2j3 Bowery,
will sci Thursday next, Nay IN nst IL O'Clock. at 2
ure Fixtures years old established ho
known the Central Hotel continuing nifty rooms.
amt well shed throughout Reason for scns present
re,rns from busne.s Full paricuArs in tonor-
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
A UCTIoN, AUCTION, AUCTION.
"A uousekeepers. boie keepers and the trade.
The largest oppcriuriy Mt this season.
over r2s,fssl worth rDd ever bn0 lots
elegant and peptce, Uouseho n Flur!,uro

at public aur,,on. r. RicHULs, Auc,ioneer.
This UUESDAy) morning May B. al 1Np O'Clock precisely,
At the large Eve story dence y East Tenth street.
tween Broadway and Fth ftth Vel.
vet Brussels, Medallion Carpets: magnificent rosewood ~
octave snosorte eight beaut Parcr Suite, latest stye
covered with satin brocatc reps Pier oval
Murors PaniIns' Bronzes, CocKs L,aseres Bookcases
Turkish Loupces CHAIR, u oud
Suits Bedsesds Bureaus wasbstands, Commodes Spring
srd Hair hatresses. Bedd,Ds, Bapkets. Sofas, Chairs,
Chsirs Gass China and shverw are, Cutlery, Sale p
Hrs
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
SALES At AUCTION.
LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA BY ALLEN MiNEk BROfHER,
late HENRY n. LEEDS L MlNER.
(Established ls41l
Salesrooms 96 Champers A1d n Reade streets
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a,
at 109 o'clock, at private residence

4 Lien r. MINER, ALCTlONEER.
N BY ALLt.E B. MINER BROTHER,
late HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
(FgtRb'shed 1917
Sa!esrooms Q5 Chambers ~ RcRde streets.
WEDNESDAY, NAY "a,
1t 1919 O'Clock ~ the private rcsi deuce.
lS9 FIFTH AVENUE, BETwrEN E1GHTEENTH AND
N1NETEENru STREETS,
elegant Household Furntrre mnu to order In Paris Tor
pc aent owner: rosewood Piano, Mirrors Wilton and
Brussels Carpets &c. Particulars timo.
FAT RUAN, MAY n.
At l031 O'Clock, at onr snIcsroOnle,
rs CHAMBERS AND n READE STREETS.
Household Furniture Mirrors, Carpets In variety 70
movod for Of aale.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

lanes N. FORD, AUCTIONEER-FORD 4 co. SELL
this day. at2 M 367 Bowcry Paror suits, French
plate Mrors Bookcases Wadrokes Bureaus Wasbatsnds,
Bedsteads cotaee sn's OH Paint EDsrAvings Manel
Urnamrns, L,tensicn Tahes Dining Chairs Ifastands,
Hall Chairs Hair and Mattresses, Feather Reds
Beddng also by order Of the Marshal abon 30 Tapestry
and other Carpets family Gns Stove,
lot OF cIcArF Cuery. Sale absolute.
The New York herald., 1871-05-23

Az the Furniture OF said house. consisting OF richly carved
rosewood Psor Suits IL pieces; superb
French plate pier and mantei Mirrors rosewood
Eere elegant Centre Fancy and Tripod Tabies Hne
mens rich crimson satin Reps and Lace CURTAINS carved
ROSEWOOD Extension Table, marble top Bullet LOungea
Dining Chairs, rich walnut and ebony French he'd
seads, Dress!ng Bnresus Armoires eiace sprng and
Glassware rich Moquete Velvet and Brusses Carpets TO-
gether with the Kitchen utensls Also Hne Steel Amor
sCala Pie" ancient aror OF Francis the Frg .Panopy
Ancient Arms" marble column suppov!ng verde's
Marble Antique Group; Craps OF the Sabiues' number
o. chocc on Painngs BY Oign0uH Watteau Bourgngnon
Murllo md otbers The house will be for inspection
catalogue, be had the auconsers occ, No. Pine
street. 3 .e.rs.. ..s....s 'fNME <
The New York herald., 1871-05-23
A UcTIoN NOTICE.
n Sale OF China, Glrss, Crockcry,
Plated Ware.

WIN sell Tuesday May 2 at 10 O'clock. at their ssesrco,
M Barclay street, assortment OF the above goods
be sold the shelves lots TO suit city country
retail trade. 0oods packed free Of charge. =, =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20

Seute fte6eu Scr. 172, l78, ia, 175, 176,
40, 1871, 1877, 1888, 189, 100 rnO 19t Der
8ro5cB', 748 oer @iitir 8cgiirauce Hut Der
SaQeSoroultng.
abtfrei8.@eridt.-(8o 6t9ter
Riufueg) SOiepb nan 9tcufirt gegen Geo.
8. @ation mo @snoiien; 9(ntrag out Ser
g~antung non @runbeigentbm Gui Der Sito'
iCtte Der Ntthimau StraBe nciltd) pom
8roaoWaD, 8ebufS 8rSabllng BON s1l5t Die
Der AlN9er benz 9euaunteH &crtla1ten qeltes
ben. - Saglor gegen 9enmeab, SdlnB OeS
8latoogerS uutsr gerihtti6er ScratBIn9 :
&einedcr uioer 0ougtaB Stage 8ebuts Be
frteoigung zines 6arbrutrterS GniprtheS;
inter Seratbuug bG5 @eri1tSbofcS.
Snpsriors IS Ter d. t. - (Sor 6idttr
9obbiu.) GObert 8. Sall gegert Die Mime
ritaniide Sontine gebellSz Hlo Spar Alies
furnn3- %Gompa9nic pom Neru Dort," Sla9e
auf ScSabluHg uon ungcblih fIltigem Se-
balte; III Der Sertla0teH @uuiten ertanHt. -
Sobanna mo @ilbelm 8auicrOig gtaeu 9Snt.
@. 0febgrapes, Slagc Nui $1,000 @rlas tnr
8ei9IOiguug, reip. 9urdnafuu9 hes Gt9eil7
tbunlcS bu Stager nur9 cine alt oaS Dad
berietben 1i6 entlccrenoe 9adrtntc oe5 scr
ilagtcu; Inter Serbdnblrng.
'oellte ltcbclt 9ir. 1928 Der YrO5eBs Gegt'
itrnroe lllo Die Erojciie pm Stcllnlafn 9eger
9tubolpb, bon 0clpbD gegcn SttperS, bon
S'0OuouGu gegcn Sttrltng, lu1., non Bum'
pbrcD 9egelt Sar0en ulb bon &altnot ge9er
Goot ali Der SageSorouIHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-20
GtabtratbssS crbanDGmn9cu.

Qm erItrr 2meior iIberrpid,te oeIteru er.
Trirs s;nrn SSSid,Ir5 nor Charles SIuu nm
Srihiftmnn in ieinsn Rcd,tc1t ala Goutraftor
fiir Srn san hes neucn Ritmouo IRartteS.
fr. Shifts iiberoob cine 1etition nm ge.
mifiiounn non @elberu fir bic aufjte[luuQ
nm meitereu O SSel1ersg (tarlu. Seleorupbels
Stntnrr
Ar Srinhs rsid,ts zine @uDpfif I'M g(1Sz
irt1rto MN $1,000 fir bic Or. 9teulina'ife
glTrorrI. nm Shrrnfliuif Elm.
Sr. 8oub untcrbrettete etuer 9eidlu6, 6.
g S0rrthrmonn ma JScrItcleu eiucs gruu,
,isra ovf Ner Gds her Srntts NIB GroRitrafe
~ op7fottsn. Mnu Mann S%euielben all.
2r grics oifrrirtp eiuen SeIh(uE, H. 8.
R,Tfirs oIs miieth.ius fir eiu BON ber Stoot
6Sn',ttss SoTs oI SforthSrnFe 500 ouS,us
,nGtrH 8rrirfhp nniIirte.
S5r, Sobn5cn leute teinen 8ci6tuB Dor, 800
Tnnr Sprrlinae fir bic fG6tiid,en freten
I}IG;c an beih9ficn uno bafiir $500 Al be-
mriIioeT. Ser 8eidllui3 u~elalute an ben ALL
tSnSIoer MnsIduR.
ar Srouf benutronte hurdl SeId(uEs9 OF
1onr, i'm nnrpmenlideu Stobttbeile bic 3abl
NrTT GtrnkrulQterlteu an permeGren. 4llGcs
npuimeu.
@mf ,Sru. shifts, 8rtroo, Der i'm gomrll
hsS StroiSuENnSihuIies eIinen babtn aebenz
Sen 9}eridlt crltattcte, crhieltcn Sni9bt &,
Mord,onf GrIniIbuiR. in Soamplfeaoftr. eius
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ., IeoeT,
NchrIide GrlolbiiR Fir Y[opmaus Ctr.
bSfnn1 6 gerd,
M{au mann rtreu gseid,lr, oeaen BEN 9urd,,
brlid1 Der Goofe.S On, bon Yerniuluania, bis
MoSiiot. apenue an unO beidlcB, 8prbltr.
MN 9fouho0. his Rnrtitr. Sn,uie RenifterIr.
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Observation-Disclosures

8reisgsri f Hr Baltimore
Sountp.-S pp o II o 10 II, ben 10. Ipril.
(Nor Gidter George Deaott.) Sad Spred'
les, eiu Sdnuarser, beS 0iebltabls geitdnbig,
erbiclt 60 Gage GountD,@ efangniB.- Seorgc
Sobnion, zines angrifes auf Gin Waod)en
in ifanbbarer abtft ii6erfiibtt, betam 7
Sabre 3uatbaus.
&retSgert6t fir $ owarbs& o.
-@11tcstt Gttp, ben 10. april. (9Sor
6idter Sammono.) See unb Sbap ipioer
Sobrer NIB COMFORTER aus Baltimore ; per-
itobeu. Die ySowarbs8 anf" geger Setter;
ans 9teaifranocu > @nbe gefteIt. - Mid)ael
Carlos Wioer g. & gS. Straub in Baltimore;
inter Serbanblun9. - Sobn q. Oioore NIB
@enoIIen geaen 8. Brice, @rbihafts.Y ro,eB;
nod in ben Sanben Der 8eibmoreneu. -
alen Sobnion Diebfabl in Rontgomerps
Gountp Ditto.
Sber 4ppellatinnss Serbs. -
Annapolis, ben 10. april. Gor, Ge.
tlamaut, uno anoere segen 8aters; Ylais
boper fir bic appelantsn onrd S.8. Bump.
alpalo gesen ben rGntaws Sanperein SIR.
a" argumentirung fir ben appeaanten burf
s. @. SdnSler.
Die Sleuns rirrbe bis 9isnitas, ben 25.
Ipril, ausgeieet, banlit inSpilhen Die ItteHs
&egiiter geOrudt >werben fDnnen. Nad)ften
0ienltag fommt SupDrSerit bic appelation
beS Staates in benz Yroseiie segeu bic ,Sals
timlore Sbtobabu" 3ur Serbanolung rtuS
baum miro bic SpeSial 8e9iiranoe pom Nr. l
in regelmaBt9er Sronung porgenommen.
S~iinftig iinbet an ben feltseieeten Easen tsiu
YroseBs aufi6ub, nod 6eiieeun9 einer be.
~ionoereu i3eit CUR ar9umentirung itatt, aus
geuoiumen bel 8rantbeitsfGQen ODER in Solge
BON umitanbell, iiber tpelde bic In,palte feline
Goutrole beleeu.
unbeSfreiSge -So @eiiiber
Giles.) 4nna 81. 8eder nebit 8inoern gegcn
Die yN5rolide Gentralbabn :" S6abeneriats
Slage megen 8erungliideuS bes reip. Wtarts
nes lnO Saters Der ala9er; uHter Yerbano-
lung.
8aiieu geri6 t. = (Sor ben &idtern
Salberlton 0auels unb Yonb.) George
$. Bier, 9enerat. abiutaut Der Wtifi,, erbielt
So1maft Sur Serpaltung bes Na6laljeS
bon Marte Ranbolpb s. Bier, leiner %perltor,
beren Satin, Der S6pefter Der 6rau bes
@ouperneurs Sbeu 8onie.
Common Yteas' @eri6t. - fSor
Gihter @areg.) fouls SirSbeimer gegen
Sobarn 8al, S6uloflage /; Su bes 8erttdas
ten Suniten enti6ieoen .-Stttor StraBburger
ipioer 9apis $. 9oopes Shulcbud)ila9e;
litter Bodybuilding.
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Die 9artc ySupiter," BON 2iocrpoul tor=
menb un6 nab Baltimore betimmt iubr
geltern all Der 6eitung MOurOe oorbet.
Der 0ampfer ISM. aclucOn," Capt.
9alett, tad am NOutage bon SOiton mad
Baltimore IN Gec.
Der 8ampier p0te6eda Slroe," GapitGn
GbilOS, lief gcltern BON l4ilmtngton, Ms,
bier ein.
Der 0reimater IS. s.. Sonl1," G0pitdt
Soul :, BON Baltimore ob9eie9elt, lag an ~,
OS. Dor Der NemsS ~rleanicr Barre, wciterer
QSeiiun9eH barrerb.
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GbiFsnabricbtcu

Sic bobe Gee geiualilel 9cltern Die Sarfc
,9bomas Sntal," mad giperpool, uno Die
Sriga ,Stalia," uad) YOrlce auf Yorto Rico
beltimmt, Yeibe bon Baltimore ab9egangell.
lin ipeitere @eiiun9en besii9lid) bes De
iftmmnngsortcs Su criparterl, tamen geitern
bic 8ri9g sWtpitic" bon Iio be Saneiro limb
Der Sd|oouer sSobu 6. aibbp" bon Yer-
ilambueo an per 6eitrns MOnrOe SD,
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