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Sin GinbrmdJ in ods ScntrclcurS
Stntf III ~ ciuz zSIprP.

q NtiU. U0rt II. Scpt. = Neutc Wiors
gen mllrOc bic Guimcrtlantcit bcS @,bilfS.
GonholerrrS ouf ben 3ultano Der 9ibdtcr
SeS GouuW 8iircouS gtlentt, III mclhtm Die
9clc9e fiir 8cdlmugeu, in 1870 beiobtt, ouf
bepahrt meroen. llutcriudlung crgab, odB
eiu geputtdmer Giubruh ourd) oaS Sculter
ltatt9eiunoeu NIB beiuabe alle Dotumente ge.
itObltn moren. Der gebiiliSs sGonnOleur uer,
iud)t sur 3eit, ben llmiaug ocS 9icbitablts
Su ermittelu. Der Gonuolem ielbf ioll nod
uid)t bon oem 9leblt0bIe wi0eu. (3ur 3eit,
Wo Die lluteriud)uug gcgcu Die StnOtbClmtcu
itattfinoet, crid)cint Der Diebitabl bieer MID.
tigen Bopiere lidlrld, iebr u0oddltig.)
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ipc;icuc Stjmmcu5d6lHu8 geiorort, wtld)e
auQCoyontt iporotu III,
2lm SOmRll 9tbmO norb INT hjtRlcH m
mcubduit 3. 2&dlt5,r SEoliH uou litp Or
leans. mtIAcr Blcr lcIt SaBrcn cine 3tituug
btrauSlab
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s,crbastu,,o bon WfDrScru

Qerin9tou, II. Sept. - 0ret Der Wc'
ger auf Sobn parperS 1aubgut fno aui ben
SerbadDt Uerbaitet norocll, Safe ilno Setiep
Darper ermorbet III babcn. glu Den Semben
Der 9teger fonoen td Slutileden unO aud
ionit iegcu itarfc Seroadtsgriinoc Dor. 9a
anOere yie9er, welfe ouf oem 9ono9ute oteu,
ten, iid) obientirt babcn, 10 9laubt mau, o0B
nod ncbrere al ber Sluttbat 6beil uahmen.
Giue9lnSabl 8iirgern bat Iid aui9ema9t,
Mo nerniiite, lfencr an prrfnlneu
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Snlaua= =9epei9eR.
Die Nirdten an Der &iiIte BON
9l3rripn

g8aibiugtOn, 10. Septbr. 49, Guhs
ribten iino bier elngetrCffen, oaB Die amcrt'
faniId)e Sorle ,,Saruelt Some" Sapt. Dit
teD, am Wiittwod Dtorgcn nit Der Dt1nl-
idaft Der amcrit. Sorte n, ,8bree SrotbcrS" IN
@alpeiou uugCtommcn 1T. Die geute beridl-
ten NGberes iiber oaS Engagement auf Der
'SDbe BON Ulinitatlau al Der merttnulld)eu
Sile. SCtoe SabrSetge uurocn III Ottnitdti
Ian nit 0tabagoni betradtet. Capt. Gbnr-
itou BON Der Sarte .,Sbree 8rotberS" bate
ieiuer Wiatroieu pegeu ihledlten SetragtnS
in Giieu gClegt. 0eren SreunOe am HNuOc
b0rten bauon llno pcrlangten ocren Srei9abe.
Der GapitGn tueigerte iid)t bieien 2luiioroc.
ruugen Solge Su ltiten; er iagtt, er lei uON'
fommen fabig, WtannSSnd)t Su baltcn. Sta
neS Cages, alS Capt. Sbnriton oil Sorb icir
net 8arte juriid9etebrt mar, fano CT Capt.
0iden BON Der anoeren Sarte al Soro. Salo
oaraui tameu $40 Dteritaner, augebIid) in
freunbifaftlid,er 4bfbt; uuter ibneu mar
elm Yud)balter Der Sirma, rueld)e oaS Sd)ttl
um ben Gapitdu berum, pl0eltd) rliicn iic
ibre ReUolper beruor uub pcrlangtcn otellebcr-
gabe beS BGbrseu9es. Der Sapitdn licB lidb
wciter nidt perbliiiieu, Ionocrn eutrtB benz
@rlieu Selten ieinen 0tcuoloer; lnteroCiien
mar aut Der erite SteuernIann berangetom
men, ruelhsr ben glnfibrcr Der Sauoc, cinci
gemiIien 8Oman 5tipolb, nteNeritoB. @S
fam ieBt gum panogemeH9e, all oeln oic BE
manning OeS Babr;cugcS tbellnobn; bon
ben Meritanern muroCn gctOotet uno , cnt-
iloben. Gopt. Sburion wuBte, oaB ct bon
einer ltdrteren llebermad)t an9egriilcn pCrOen
piirbe, fapptc bic gIntcrtanc, nm i'll SCc iu
ed)en, bate aber feiuc &riie. Sbou nab.
ten mebrcre Soote nit 9cpaiinetsn bon Der
Staot, worouI Gapt. EburiOn iidJ nit itiuen
Qeuten in bic Soote mari, I'M aui ote bObc
Gee III cnttommen; 10 mllrben fic bon Capt.
9idep ouIgcuommen. 9u Der Nad)t oeS 81.
au0. tamclt 70-SO Dfoun in Soocn uno be-
9annen, Gapt. 9idcpS 9urte nit elmer paus
bite Al bedieBeu; CT lieB iie nabc gcltug her
onfommelI llno CAB ibucn cine gebHrlBe Vu'
Suug, mornui ite flobeu. Sapt. 9idep cnt-
fam nit isiuer 9urtc gliidli6 uad @nue'
Itou.
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NroIt.
0pm Tacbrdsfd uub pom 0SDpmine

SSms9o, l.. Sept. Sm 1llidcn
Sbeile bon SSpcJo County wuroc geltern
gtatt en leidter 6rolt ptripirt.
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@A Galifarnter S.
&a 9Scinc nnS 8rannttpetne.
90 Sdfer Gorts lpein
80 - Sbtrrpz Q9ein;
90 slngeItaz 2Beins Gompdgnie;
90 0eilD's Ssanb @dtamba;
90 Slten qelp idhGumenben Gatatuba;
90 ;, Yleaant 8allep CARTE SaEtbe Ditto;
90 8leGlant SaLeu Barrier ansdeaunge ihdus
nenoen @ataluba,
iocbcn er6Glten unb Su BADEN bel
u. y. S5pmiua s Comp,
(Iug.22,tS.gl Wr. D, Siios9 9barfeSItrabe.
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Die Mabl in Wtaiue.
Die llnteriudnng Der Corruption in
Nelu Dort.
Ser Gaiier bon Ceifrri6 unh oas 1luz
ieblbarfeits 9cama.
&utlure TN itbeu.
SeleoraphiiGe Sepeidett.

(8on Der ngfoeiirtsu BrsiIs" iiir ben n0sutIbsr
6orreipon6enteu" beriftst. = Der "eoueipon'
bent" In ooe einsige oeutid,e Dlor9enblatt Bal.
ttmore's, meldbee Die Sntonb. unb 3abst-i De.
peihtu beSiebt uno uolltdnois ueroffeutIidt.)
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Dr. a. 5appin9tun's
Observation-Disclosures Ghrnp

ist elm iTderes unh sefabripies aeiImitteI fir
6niieu, Grfdltnng, aemebbufen, $eiierfeit ,e.
Ge beicitigt @ntbhuoung uno pcrbatet baburdb
Ruies iib erireurnbc Sprup uire ict 90 Satrcn ses
ma6t uno bat erose Suitieocnbclt gc9eben. Er6pas
rirt pon Or. X. Sappinstun, Rr. H31, saprts
SGnffrabe.
.3u taben beianen Sdnolern i'm auscmcnen. grsis
30 Gents. (Rou.23,tS)
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gctricbeu mirO, 9abcn bic Rtpublitaucr augc
mem UCrlureH.
Sine Gchcls@rplciion III Wia0debm=
fctts.

Sine Scncls&cploitoH Ill Nia0dc bus
fctts.
Hem burHport, IL. Septbr. - Su
SmtiS' Sutfabrit BART bcute 0iorgcn ciu
DampitCiel nobel INF Ntcuid)Cu AMI
Der Stcllc cgct00tet wuIoeu. Die
eSet6otctcu beiBcn: SbaS. @ople, II. u.
Rcco, Rtubtu Ntote uuO g. z, Sadiou BON
gicmburpport, unO @co. GitteriNgt non YAM
renee. Die 6eutrlcute iHd)tu ;ur Belt nodl
Den ScrnliBrcu. 0aS NciiclbauS muroe total
itrit0rt unO OaS btuadbartc, ais Dtciiina-
@pBrci benUer GScbduOe bCOtuteuO btid)d
Ntgt
Rem urpp II. Scptbr. - DIE
Veldc ocS u. 9. BageS wuroe ioebCu gefuu-
ben, mas Ole 2lniabt Der @etOotcteu auf 'tdlS
crb6bt. Gb0S. GanoaQ mo Y. BuluS iuN
dper, abcr boitcntid nidlt t6otlitb prmuu.
oct. Die GFploiion iouo TAFT, cbt btc Nor.
gtnnrbcit bcgonncn bate, iouit milrOe Der
VcbenSocrlnlt nod meit ar6Bcr gciutien cIn.
Sin fd)recfliebcr Mcre.
Ecrtu9ton &V., IL, Scptbr. - Gin
id)rcdlid)cr Ntoro wurbe III Der legteu Jidd)t
i'll Der Y8obnung beS !SrH. Sob. !Narptr, OtS
GignerS bcS 8enpicrOtS ,Vouateuow," uabe
Dtiou0O, Gp., bc9uugeu. Snt. uuo @tiU
00rpcr, 8ruocr mo Sdwtiter Sob. 0ar
ptrS, muroen crmoroet, inoim tbueu Der
0alS abBcld)uittcu DurOe. Dan uimmt al,
oaB Die W6rOr cas- SauS bsuhtcu, nm ci.
ncu Raub III uCriIbeu. 9iGbcbct pobucnOcu
9itger criubreu crit btutc irib OCu W}orO.
Nemc Spur bis oubtu BON Den Sbdtuu.
SluS 2lrfdnIhs.
Sittlc-5fO tod, IL, Sept. Smcl Ser
BREEDER, ,peldIe beutc ptriudltcn, ans benz
,3udlthault 3u bred)en, wnroen uon ocr9Sade
erihOiiCu.
Der GOttcu@wm bat aui Oru Saumwolz
lenpilauSuugen oielcS StadteS 9rOBr Serbcc
ruHgcn angerldtct. Seit SodIeu bat cS
nidlt gTegutt uno Die SaumUo0e, iowIe Der
DtaS bGbtn bcOcutcnb burdD Die 0iiue &C.
litteu.
Die llinu6Cn in Sooue.Sountp ucrurias
dleu 0roBe Anireguug. SOr eiuigeH EO0eu
riCt Der Arci5ridter bic 0iiiS bcronS, angel
lid nm lGin @ridlt mibreuO Der Siguu9 Su
idliietn; CT bltlt itc wdbreno itiueS SermuS
inter ben 9Iugcn. Wtuu iagt, OaB hdJ bicidbe
mcbrGrc SepNlbotCU lduOtg mad)tt, 10 Der.
lud)tt iic cincn oOcr iUei prOmiucnte Demo
lrGtCn mcud)lulS 81 crmorOc. Die crilti
reuben Disqualification babeu bre llriodlt III
clncr @ifitrtui iIuidcn Dem &id)ttr mo Oenl
Sd)ertlt, >u3ldltStIoc Der rtpubl. Yartci auges
hHrpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-12
Slm8 Mem. NInrf.


gem Dort, IL. Sept. - Srdm @.
Iumlsp, 8rcttor einer befannten WtinIrcl-
Seelliboft, itarb geitcru III gtewburp.
9aS SegrGbuiB beS Drn. g8oob, Der onl
0onneritage in 10 brutaler 9Stiie IN 3oueS'
gSooo ermOrbet luurSe, iano gclicrn giadmit,
tag ftatt. @egen 5000 Berlonen luaren ;ls
se9en. alS Der Chat pcroadti9 1T Gin ilu9cr
Wtanu perbaftet uoroeu.
@ine 4njahl bieiger 9cntifer, welde Dor
benz neutrality-suspicious. Sriege ibre Seim0tb
perlieBen, nm fd benz DlilitdrOieuite 81 eut,
Siehen uno in 6olge Deiien in0cutiAlauO ais
Deerteure betraftst Weroerl, bielteu gecrn
cine Seriammlung ltno tbateu uorlduiigt
Sd)ritte, I'M cine Imneille fir iit Su CT.
mlrten.
Gs cirtuliren bier gefGlidtc $40. gtoten Der
,National- 8ant BON Wolone, Nem-0ori. y"
bic Seb5roen pouSiibs Carolina baben iid)
oil Srn. Bergb gemenoet uub oeuiel6en I'M
feline llnterltiieulg fiir bic Grridltuug eines
anti.G Gbieraualcrsi,S SereinS eriudt.
Die 10. ,weijabrlihe @onueutioH Der
,SerrmannS, SBbne" bat foigeuOc Seanite ers
w1bIt: Rational @roB Brdioent 8eorN
Sertel bon Sainois; Sice- YrdfOsnt $. g9.
Wteper BON UtiHouri; Seiretar .'pololnger
Sd,atmeiitsr ". SaB.
Sm Maid,inenraum ber ,Imeritaniider
SdDirni, ,@ehel. Sabrit" (American Umbrella
Frame Manulactory) IN Der Oit AZ. Srabs
eutitanb selern Elm Seucr oas fir $4,000
Sdabeu anri9tete. 0as @ebduOc, Srn
Aaron SatobS 9eborig purbe I'M $500 be
ihdoist.
Die Sepobner bon Sontbbolb babeu Der
ShatamtSs Scfretdr eriudlt, an ibrcm Srtt
cine HettungSitation Su errihteu.
New Dorf, 10. Sept. - Der 0pfr
Sim Of Sruiisls" bon eiperpool 1T bier eilt'
getroiien.
Die Siibrer Der iunsen Democratic bcl
ten bente abeub eine Friuatpuiammlung IN
8. Iuenue Sotcl unt WaBre9elu Sur Reorgu
uiiatiou Der Yartei st crgreiien.
peute abeno luirbe oaS llnion.Saiare
5beater crofinet.
Superinteuoent aelio, Capt. Srpiug mt
Der @ebcimpoliiili Gnituce babcn oaS Siireau
oes Sontroleurs Gonuollp unteriudt, abel
nod teine Spur geiunoen, usr bic Sclsgc &c
fobleu hat.
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YcrmIiDte S,n5cigcn.
Selfair Marriott,
OruubciacntbumS Wfdfler uuo
llSOnPIf

giorSmst Gde Der ct. Yaul H. 9crinatouir.
(GngQug ,. Ibhrt an Der 5t GuulnraRtl
galt tmurr,
NGuicr, SunOItltn unb GjrunCmtctbcn eCIauit unb
pVrtluit.
Seionocrc Nuimcriiamtelt miro OUT bic Gluytcbuna
BON anlprnhtn, DdctgeE Il, T. ~. pcrlUrnbct.
~ NHlcIbcn obpcihtoiien tStptQi9)
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esys Dr. J. C. AlOD(tOn's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
6deuRsGfe Ger &utap. une Saratpaafraht.
9SoliiGnbiac 9ebiie Ju $40 bis SO, fuelde aardns
tirt wcrorn. 3uriebcnbtit gu scpdbrcn.
Sabine pereen obne Den 8ernglien SdlmerS aus9ez
.ogen gu 90 @cnts pro Stid; rcine @olbfilnn9 uur
a.; Ditto Silberfluung 81, aui $40 Sabre garGntir.
Das 8ireau lit 5u ieber Set ofieu Sonntdas uon
bis 70 llbr 8ormittnae. (Udi, 49, f2DPte,)
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9ar. 90, Rpres2ibertnffrdhe, Baltimore,
sinSuna, Geeinnenbe Sdiptnoiadt, Snrsatbmisfeit,
SsrluIt Der Stimme, Gatnrrb un6 alle 9eioca oes
Safes, Der ennge. Der Sarnpe9e, Ses Ytutes, Der
morrboi6en, SfbcumatIsinns, efropbeln, slerpsn=
f4rudtbe, Nuseu= uno Sbren 7ranfbeitsu II. I. TO-.
9r. Grant beitt lie Il ebel unb lii bel Gag
ooer bei Ndht gum Seiuthc Don sranten bcreit.
fSuni20iS
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Nic N1cns sQiprfer llbprtipMt(fir.

Wew. .Dort, II. Septbr. - Die SOro,
ncrS 9urD I'M Sale ocS SoOeS Der WiarD
&niirl bat Wiao. Burns in glntlagefano Der.
lest mo oieiGbe Der SrauOs SnrD iibermieicu.
3ic guOctl0gte fol8tc nit gdu5li0er Sle1
aiIltialeit ben NerhanbInnaen.
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Or. AfuJrr.
Rr. 81, Sbarpftrage.
DIT. M. ll)ifarr,

Spredbtunocn:
Usn bis tibr irlb; bon 4 bis iibr Radbnittaae
uno bon 6 bis llbr abenbs. (San.GtS)
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Die Stnela9c ocr ". y. Staotbc,
hprncu.

y en- = y OFT, II. Stpt. = gIuIebelt er'
rcgt bier Der ShluB Der bon Wiogor Oal olS
BrdIbeut unterieihuCtCu Nutport Der GU,
perriloru, moriu eS bciBt; ,gSau eS gum
.3pcdc Der GuIteLluug Oer9itigution, ober iur
8ericoigun9 illOiSiellen SeptiieuS notbweu
big ieiu ioltt, uGubaltSbeitb(Sn SniunctioM
uuired)t III balteu, 10 T0nueil msber buS be
iagte 8ucttoriun uof bCiien gluwdte IT
gero cincu @rmb icbeu, rucSbOlb oaS 0irtt'
torium nitt ungcbaltcn mcr0eu lolltc, oaS 81
tbun, mas unf Dem Seitte iciue Bfidlt 1T
uuO mas cS III gutcm @tnubeu ST tbun be-
iu0t it," 80 (0eieS icbt etuer Drobuug uid)t
undbnlid, bic meitcreu l9irreu in Der Staots
nermnltlllIn 0(rrn Nnrt,S Die Shiirc 1iinct.N
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By" Scbn 2. s 6cors ". Scrrp
5abrltdnten pon feterieitcn 3iescliteinen
babcn ibr Stircau pon gtr. 29a, Wont9omrrua,ose
nab orr RorechiSfe Ger Samburas uus ssarv
nerhr9he prirgt, woistbf aue auihdec prompt
augQeHbtt neroSn. (San.6.iS)
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Mttcnnte.


V'N''sF' fAHN'iNltHf 90 2AA. 16lU.
Stn ". q. gllgct, Baltimore, W,b.
Nrybrtt YctT! Sd babe ttc Gbrr, ben gmplano IN.
rt5 S,brchrue pom 10, GoU.. meidts 9btc Rimriru
uuu 1900 ffGncG Gui bic @N. ldillanoltr A SonIp.
tn ucbCTcUtuntt nit uritrm Gouuattc pom 10, Sft
20, Cntbdlt, ouSu.rgen unb nit piclem Vctaniaen
tucHne lh Sir gum Gllenigcu agCnttn In oen Wrr
ztddtcH, Scnttul uHo quo amrTtn ilr 0tn g,cttani
ocr mtdtn s2i9uc WtirtHr, UrItc ibon 10 uicl GSn.
teS III unltrem ,tgcnen tGnor uno SpGuen brUctiti.
lIgt bat.
I5i,t 1Frmr rntbdIt trincu Guinin uuh butdbaus
Etb5, nae oCT ouBemeineH GrluHbbCit itbaorn fam;
aab VI Ne rldlt ununBCnrbm TN SCium 9u tGuite
ouC WtHpt Oon Dem utiibmtcn ipuuiihcR Write Tr
Bt1oro 8onidlr5, uudhcm ocrirlOr it'd uuH oSr PTat
ITO Iurhdqt5ogCn, mcldcT mir bic hnHbqIcn Sriuriie
nuc Scuanitic, ran a lcbnte Rticpt udbttno ictncr
40 d9r8tn VrGllS obue eiHrn ciHJtgen beblllag ans
griUarbt bat, gub.
Sit Nsaiins llauet rD!irmr IN bauptdtild, ana
ocn btlleH nno ateteu gSttrsn gcmddbt unh Der pa.
titnt bruudt trtne arIUubndlr ecbensUciie ridt an
duogtn, mdbrcno cr Die Ditrtur cinnimmt. &sln In
bcr lbGt Gin ar9cncbmts 1onlt uHb ptnn in tleinen
GuNntitdten OoT otm irtbhtd tdalidj acnomncr
perluoctt 60 o0s gpeditlftbrT tn ben CrGrnoen ipo
6lctS uCbc tcrrbt. Der Fatieni hnhct audi oa6 oie
WiGttnt? guei Oiittur lrtnCn Npptut pctbtiIsGt II,
bl6utdJ lcincr augclneIren Observation-Disclosures bebt
Ab Batantre, bd6 Ole dRatiu Naues nDiirtur iehen
6dl oon 23edIIHeber rloIgrtb iuTrt. Nbt ctge6enfr
Suhap Iurantr.
Hir erbottcn iortuHbrrno iolbe e3riIir, wtt bic
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Srn. q. q. Siaaer. - MCin lhngncs siro, pcnn
Sabre ui, uurbC pou BEN WtGcIfitbtr bciailcn; 90
mnrbt uou ciuCm ptohtntntrn NtBte bcbaubrlt mel,
bu iblcBllh trldrtc CT iouuc ytitts mcbr int bal.
iclbt tpun, bu bciiru NiGt 81 GBGfier Wuror. Gin
hrsuno tetb mir, Jbre Niirtar ~ gebrauhcn. I'D,
iUGtc bt5eem mob tetntn 10 iurgtn qInbr aeachen
rorocn uno Iietb mir, tlt Mtrtur init 25acr al esrs
ohnntn, ebe nc Dem Ntnoe grgrben uCoe. @ briolgte
aus, 5eit qur mar lCbt mrrtDitoia unb tdun burtb
mtgttrc meiHct Wubborr bCititiQt mtt0ru.
IL
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bsmSppatbisd,er slr,t.
Or. 9. 8. @rant.

Rr. 249, @eit> Sapettes, nabe pineiraBe
Sprc&funben: 8ormittass bis llbr un
Na6mittaae bon 2 bis 8 llbr. 81
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~. Hitbmohf, Rr. 237, OF FrattHr
Or. aRiliian Sreesrid 2tswart's 3euauiH
Vdltmote /. Wiai vi.
"a Id bic Ufdtins 3iaues 1ii irtur onatOnrt bobs
70 ncVmr To fCtnen HriaHo. oeltbe dlS Gin Queo,s
,rtdrctSs Gcmttcl iar eaS gprhielfebrt ,u empieb-
belt ftNbtidj iriU Iontc,
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Der 6clSntaret,

Rew Dort, II. Sept. - actien crOf
uctcu uieOrtgcr ais ie beint lceten SBricll,
i1luiit itonoeu, itiegcn aber i'm Qauie beS
Nahmitta9s nm H-8. - Sab cr6iinete ju
l3B unO ibloB ju lit. 49, gtnlciben Yrdm.
II. / pr. Gag GSelO III 23 pr. St
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RErURNING REAsON.

On = certain occasion the coun-
eel took some exception to the rul
ing Of tbe Court on some point,
and . dispute arose. asa 90
"If the Court please said the
counsel. i wish. to refer to this
book for . moment and ct the
same time picked up . volume.
"There 10 no referring to any
book exclaimed the Court, angri-
~ i have decided the pint
"But, your Honor persisted
the attorney.
SNOW, l don's want to hear any
thing on the subject yellrd the
Court 4 tell you again have de
cided the pins
4 know that was the rejoinder.
I an satisfied of that; but this ID
. volume OF Blackstone. l am GER
tain he differs with Your Honor,
and I only wanted 10 show you
what . fool Blackstone vas
'Ah, indeed exclaimed the Court
now You begin to talk
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SOME PUN.

ToR seversl months past We
have been engaged in compiling
statistics fron the item columns Of
American newspapels. From the
tables thus prepared We obtain the
following startling tacts: ~
Miss Nilsson has bought four
million lots Of ground in Peoria.
Ocumulgee, Ponowtomoe, Opelous.
%, Keokuk, and such places, at an
; aggregate cost OF slG,476.97S,Ssb
Miss K elloag has purchased nine
hundred and sixty-three country
resid ences on the Hudson, and she
intends to live in all Of them dur
the entire Summer.
Lydia Thompson has sailed for
Europe more than one hundred
aud TWENTY-FIVE times.
Mr.. Colfax smoked fourteen
boxes Of cigars every day up to
the time Of his illness.
There are seventeenth undred OF
General Washington's body SER
wants scattered over the country.
and there are over three thousand
Of Georges co6chmen.
In the State Of Ohio there are
sixteen men, each one Of whom 10
older than.ths others. All Of them
make . pactice Of walking four
hundred uliles . day after splitting
. cord Of wood, digging IN acre
Of potatoes, and threading . nee-
de without spsstaeles in six dif'
.feIent languages. (.
Mr.. Hamilton Fish has resigned
nineteen thoussnd four hundred
and thirty-ons times; and there
have been twenty-five hundred and
forty complete reconstructions Of
the Cabinet during the past six
months. Cunderangc has cured
millions OF cases OF cancer IN the
family Of Mr.. Colfax.
Twelve thousand one hundred
and foYty-six sea.ssrpants have
been seen in the Atlantic and Pa.
,cifie oceans and In Salt Lake /; and
three million men, women, ane
children, have had needles. pins
a,sn knives, nails, bodkins, sns
Scisuor .blsaes that they ran In thei
feet sixteen years ago, work Out .
the back Of their necks. THREE
hundred thousand soldiers hav
carried bullets in their bodies sine
che war, only to lose them sine
che lst Of January.
Millions Of old men have reache
che ace .of one hundred and min
years without having tasted sn
kind of tobacco but fine cut, Q
any liquor stronger than whisky
and fourteen thousand babies h.v
been born with heads Of dogs q
bodies covered with hair.
Dr.. Livingstone has died d
hundred and 9fty-iouR times
ljijuyIi, Ugugasusu, and quo
places. 49,.
One Thousand and six MILNE
have ha*e had large fortunes ie
70 them by rich uncles In Euglan
while fourtoaa exterminators Of q
pesato.bag Aa~s been applied 90
csssluiiy By farmers 10 the I
West.
Thess things are strange-ve
strauee-aud We would not hA
believed them II We had not -
the accounts Of then In the new
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An instrument has been invent.
ed that marks the ebb Of time,
showing how many minutes there
are prior to any event. II placed
in the post Office It reads: Mails
open in 80 minutes, one minute
later II reads. Sin %, and 90 on
At . railway station it reads This
train leaves in ten minutes, then In
8, DO, and when the index reaches
0, the train starts. Thus, any pas
senger, on entering q station,
Knows just how much time he has
for getting tickets. checks, . news
paper, and . seat. without consult.
Ing . watch or . clock to ascertain
the hour Of the day.
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II TN \ IiIIIbIDl.
nv,rs LITTLE WILLIE SLEEPs

Va II v,s . lovely spoa-that
s,;,Iaos assveyard!a There was
,eea Domp and chow than in our
acstv burisl, but what Of shasf As
IsYsmv Taylor says. We cannot
6sceiye God and nature, for . COT
An Il : Soalu, though il be covered
,vith . sumptaous pail. Soa grave
Ia crave. though II be piled over
nh sculpeured marble. Then that
iittle airl. How her image comes
nm heiore me. bending over her
brother's grave. ! marked her
vhen che entered, and was soon
drawu toward she spot where she
M knseling. i approached eau
uously, there vas sometning 90
sacre6 Ia the picture Of . child
veepine 1t new made grave, that
I feared my presence might break
I a, rapture OF my nournful mus
;nes. I know not how Icing !
misht have stood apparently read.
inc the rude gravestones, had not
me child raised her eyes add tim
idly said
Ws're 20 poor to get . tombstone;
ve md ths angels know whore
he liee. and mother says that's
enoughf' -
alone r I asked.
: .Oh, no; my mother 10 sick and
oeuldn't come % she said ! must
come and eco II the violets were
How ola vas your brother ? !
asked, feeling interested In the III
.He Vas only seven years old ;
and be wss % good, and be had
sueh beautiful eyes. but he souldAt
zee q bit.'
Indeed ! Vas he blind ?
sYou zee he WAS eick Q long
time. ret his eyes were blue and
BRIGHT % blue skies with stars in
'sm. end We did not know. he W:
getting blind ull one osy Usv1k..
him . pretty rese, DoraY' cans
you zee, darlingr asked mother.
sNo. / can't see anything. ! wish
you would open the window. II 10
9 DARK Then We knew that poor
litIls Willie Wa blind, but he liv-
cd q long time after that, and no
Used to put his dear little hand on
our faces 70 feel il We were crying
and tell 10 not TO cry, for he could
zee God, and heaven. and the an
gels. Then never mind, mother
and Dora hs would say. I'LL sec
you two when you 60 away from
this dark plsee.' So one day he
closed his eyes and fell asleep,
Asd mother said he Was ssleep IN
Jesus. The NO brought him here
and buried him, and thought We
are too poor 70 get . tombstone
yet We cen plant flowers on his III
tle grave and nobody will trouble
chem, I know, when they find thai
.our little Willie sleeps here
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State of indiana, | 90
WG47ae COlLntY, 90

u.,,, s.,.., con In the p w.ye c.,,.
Ann. seiks. 4. D., 1871; j..
Divorce No: 4ssS. j..
DE IT KNOWN, That, on this 3oth day Of
ID June, 1871. the above named plaintiff, By
job h. Popp. attorney, has fled in the Office
Of the Clerk OF the Wayne Common Pleas
Court, his complaint against said defendant
in the above entitled cause, together with the
return of Sheriff, defendant. Anna Seiks not
found. 10 not resident of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant, Anna Seiks, therefore Is
hereby noti6ed OF the filing nd tendency Of
said complaint against her. and that, unless
she appear and answer or demur thereto, At
the calling Of the said cause on the second
day Of the next term Of said Court, TO be be-
gun and he'd at the Court House in Centre
vile, on the second Monday OF September.
said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alledged. will be taken
as true and the said cause will be heard and
determined in her absence.
Witness VIM. w. Dudley. Clerk
ssal and the Seal Of said Court, 1t Cen.
treville, this 30th day of June, 1871
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
John II, Popp, Atty of Pitt. 4-w