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gEns mcrnet 9Ir thnn 2

a@eitdit III mttuc Froieifon" ~ btt gntipotl /
oGnh aut itotn GGu hrludt gln6n Su6ItH GuIlus
IN Stpant, Strattuu y Saeisr's Sanottsihuls
Sirltibe NJ outttutg rcnOpirg, neue Simmer NIT
uTbtntrttn Erlcbtcrurnru itub biHIuatllgt uun IN
ne In cnN6t btJ SlscipltH, bee SCiuds uBh eer St.
tebnnGs Ytctbobtn ieet cine Der btheu Sdulcn im
Slner. Sltlentpen, iprlbe htets mtltburhmis @es
l6ae SQntse nod rht acitbtu, iouteR oieits tbun,
ooer tut COLLEGE SOfumcntc iCubCn. Gir AbtEbiLulr
~ tebt gtttinct Acoer unQr Mann ioutt oeisbe be-
ludta. Se II cine auflaBr uou Srtiunb &slb, pslbr
hGb inrIid bggglt.
SlttrE iucroen Uoblttuu bitfC Btrltuoltn Hrssa
aungcu GU bcGtttGu uH6 ih btmgtmGB u pugailts.
IuF heitt Scgdt. uIidcs lhI GuTeU Siuegru pstmd.
ben tburt ~ cine prGttitis SBtchuHa tCtt2,tlfJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21

NrreohsSne ssr Baltimore une 6reesiditE.
urbrrTbdt IS blS go,
uCbtrINtr 81 his so.
UtbcTrO d - bis S21,
SeididftStNulhgc III bls $50.
CScid,aite s1iulhaS 81 bic S9Q,
"ieidldiSs lIuShge $ii bis $40.
QHdb 6abitSsl bis 80,
SnubCn QGblt5 90 MS t1j,
uehcrtpdc fur IHabcu S3 3bietiR
NebcrroRr FIR Aunbcu 81 bis StG.
gSabrcno oer nOa rbrtacr MiHterUtoH bubcu iuu
toce rtuyelne Z tlt IN uHiSrtm gro6attlgtr QlCbu.
OiGgtttu nm 2 % RrCBcHt HtcorllCt muT.ltt
uGet Eager pon SnabcHl uHo lhuaIlHge. .AHIaa'u
Glebst IN Sint8cu 6dacn io8ar ncG sgo6us STtls-
tcTlbireung.
lnisre "ciuc IeSe" aeht eGbiu: iu perfauvu
20tr lhtttcn uor trincm mi6tptu GptU lurtG.
unitT Motto 1T: oSrrtdutru, IN tlHCm icbcR Baue
ptrtnut,u!
B5. RPdbrtun brS RcHcS blr EaloU bari.bm In
uOIdrble o0ur" rrau1lld uitbri0C s.5trt, NIB MiT
b5abhbtlGtn, otlcn g9lutu bu Clucu 81 maiden, bc
Den SntimoItln, clt biuig IGJicH Wolsr iuulC Hitt
aus ocm Gtedb,pue lbiuMucl io1.
8letocr.DagaIn In "a 1rblc -SnHt,'
Rr. is uHh JD, Wclt @dItmottiIaet, urb Rr. l. g.
nno q Noie e,NrtoIlffrefe. tEB.g,iz Ittc,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21

tSon Der "Nfioettrten BreiIe" fir ben rDeutjdsr
eorreiponeenten" beridtet. - Der .@oueipon.
bent" u oas ein5ge beutite Woraenblott 8ali
timore's, ipcltes Die Snano= unb Sabel,iD
peI6en besieRt nn0 oouflGnota oetoffeutltdt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
Sat per 8rOBuejier 9eitiirmt?


glein, aber feline 8anpnen baben ein,
oiersig Glen weite 8reide seidoFen. 81,
Beiabung piro iie nit ibren 9eiberu aus.
ttillen, aber wie lan9e.
Wiaria nabm, pbne ~ antpcrten, cir
8latt Bapier, parf einise 3eileu aui oai'
lelbe, Iiegelte es uno rei6te es benz 9pten
2aB Dir Speiie unb @ein rei6en unt
Sein Pferc raiten, iagte iis ibm, baun
reite su benz BuiwpOen bon Siebenbiirsen,
erjdble ibm ielbit ppn geterwarbein uni
Grrer Gage uno gieb ibm bieien 9ricf.
Gr'abetb frat erIbredt auf Waria Su.
Oil pertrault SSapolpa?
Sa.
I'm 6OttsSpiIIcn, mas entbdlt Der
Brief.
Den 9efebl, nit ieinem !Seere um;u'
tebren unb na6 Splna Su maidiren, i'm
ib nit bem &6nise 81 pereini9en. Sic
entlieB ben 9oten uno tpenbete ii6 bann
81 benz Mdbden. Oh bait frlb bic Men=
tben peradten gelernt.
Wlan lernt es al bieiem 6pIe, ants
iurrtete Griabetb pebmiitbi9.
tiScrieSuus iOlst.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
Sic befrn Steinfnblfn ~ nem niebrigs
firm Hreileu.

3oblen pom Der p9aftimorer &ompl1nie," Don Der
.fJuGers Boitoner 9ompa9Re,"
tbiper uno raid brenHenoe aoblen-6le beIen &o3len
aui oem bieigen Warite
Ju perfauen
SarrenlabungS Ss oberGonneHweife.
audb n9pfeu5' Bailey" unb eumbcrlduber 9obIen.
6. 4. Sisgs uno James 9igaS, Agentsn Der
.B0Iumorer 8oblsn II. .nnons&iisnbGbnz6 Is omp. {.
Bureaus: Sfr. g, SoutbSfra6e.
aoblenboi: Sefs Der Iprtb' unt Waetfou=
Gtrafe. tOtt.t4,tSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
9r. 8. 8. Wrant,

SRr. 7S, ,SforbsSibertpftraie, SaltImore,
turirt oo1itdnbi9 @Hsbritgeit, 2ulr6 6btenafs sGnt.
ilnbung, besinnenoe Stiunoiudt 9uria.br,tststt,
Berluf Der Stilnne, @atarb uno ane 9eiosn bts
palies, Der 2unae, Der narulue9e, bes Btutes, Der
morrboioen, &bcumatsmus, &fropbsln, Rerpens
fbtpdtbe, Iu9euz unb Obren araRtbetteu II. /. 10.
Or. Grant beilt allie llebeI unb III bel Tag
ober bel Rdtt sum Seude bon aranten bersit.
tSuni20,1SH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
Heue Mu;cigen.
2lrmcus &tiuie
fnr SeBannlung UOn Salss uub Guns
Qcufruufheiteu

PR. az, Rore q CharIssardRs.
lcorn WoTatn pou bt5Oubr.
Stbauocluou aIt..-...........1r 1r. NjIcitsiudnH.
SoHlnlttrtnon ara, 90. Sruf. Wilfenbsrger.
SolialtIrtHetT eblrurq ..... Sr. Tlam y. Zmitb.
: pr I'd tuuheH iur Briputtruutg: BON II
uBr Rorgcns bis ubT RGhmltGgs.
tSeIGtNN.I Gr. a8. C3teltSmduu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
SD0EItmDaS
firf Aultraurf Af1cs

D0GItmDfN
eNte e3nlmranre afftff,
gHoweH.Gde BON Soutb, unh aSaterar..
peritbertiortudbreno gessngeruh ober d3aeen our6
BranouHglldiopob IN oerStaot fpiein sanbe, at1s
aIteH BON @esntbum, Wobnz, 2abens unb qBaareus
9dnier, San6elsslter, adsrbauprobutts, Robsln,
pausgerdtbibattsn, I'M Ban bsgriffene oecr lmSaIen
IN eaoun9 beHnblid1e Bdbrjeu9e II. I. 10.
0as Direftorium teifebt ams foIsen b en- Ssrreu:
Wm. ". Sarrtfon, prdtosnt;
SEQ. VI. BiderS, RBm. 8. Brunt,
t5. u. Alrtds, 8. D. 4apff,
Dapio o. gDiiion, z. Robt. Senflus,
Sofiab Bennington, 8. Wtortou Steiport,
fsrdncis z. Sing, y. II. Remcomer,
4snrp @auon, Drpile Sortpib,
R. g. Steudrt, gB. gB. EapIor,
SsraeI eben.
NppIifatlousaSormutareu uno weitere Radridt 1ber
bic Selsnibat piro in Der Office, Shoipels ede bon
SOUTH uno 2Daterllr., erbeilt, no au alie autrdge
iciort erIeot9t fperoeH. SerF1ernHgen psrsen anf
irseno cine 6riit anssnommen, pelte Der applitant
iuhnihen mag.
(9au.1, 1,tS.O Tr. sBooenortb, Sch.
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BON tSanded.

&oronto, Ont, 10. 0s,.-0cutc lin.
otate Der SCncralanwalt I'M DNuic an, baB
leine &tgcrnng, notOem mebrmolS Die Ib-
itmmllng ocS panics gegcu iic auSs,alIen
ut, nldt ldn9er mebr crfolHrcid) regcrcn fam
nno eaB oabcr oas Miuiferium einc A6oau,
tiin9 ocm Sice @Ouperucr iibtrreidt hat,
Der otclclbe ucceptirte. Die Wtinilcr rucroen
nur nod 10 longe im Imte blcibcn, bis beren
gtdtiolgcr crnaunt ieiu meroen.
: oronto, 20. 8es.-0as nene Ntinis
iterinm fir Snturio 1T 0cbioct, nur Der
Sfatmeier unb Der GomniliGr fir Srpu.
ldnbercieu TnO nod nidt crnaunt, 6. 8late
lit Br1ltocut ocs neueu 1tiuiicrrathcS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
t@A&. 0Sarrolier DC WerolladcGo., ),

EkX& Rr. 90, Grebanses sSIace,
Baltimore,
STR. 80, S,roacftrahe, RepsDori,
Smporteure
uRo aleniee aBenten In ben Ser. ct. urb Canada
fit
FLORENCE FOLLIET 4 SCHECK
In VT t@bampaane!,
eicieranten Der taiierI. HamliC uon BreuBen.
Baron Sarset, Sorbeaur.
q. Sobit s Gomp., Gosuac.
t5uIjl0, t2Wlte.,F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
Der Batter oeS NrdTbcuteu Ppm
Sdtldoe ocriibrf.

Cincinnati, 20. eS.-3ciic u. GSront,
Der Snter ees grdfibeuteu, wuroc heute Rad
mtttag l llbr i'll Dem Yoitdmtc BON Gopin0-
ton, Sp., bonn Shlage geriibrt, CT mar iiber
etue Sthnbe bemuBtloS. 6eute Radmittag
fonnte er ipiebcr aufredIt fieen uno ipredlen
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4 BanNblc, Rr. 50, Soutbitr.
wf6bein, Sctten. Spicael unS fouitise !SauS,

IN Der 3bat i,IcIt J{idjtS mcbr on ben bausIlbrr
Hecro, ais cine nctlc n0u5eiHrthtuno. Nud mcbrs
ia9rtQem 8tbrnubc III ouS Ulcut.tmrut 0beenuUt
oot 70 i9Gobalt aeuorocu, eaG ltlhit In ben auqcu
'lutr lpdrlintn 3dhstrGu RcparGturtn UCng bclicn
ootr mob tIcnttr ~ ltCLcn IOmmtn, ais WCulnIbni
nng, 9m 5ullen miro % otte ucct iencS stlf or5
0tcbltGrS nr sttibuGdtcn ncu bcitclt ucCr Ci~t
game Stubc irlih moblirt, Brompt uRo bluio wlIb
man In ocrarttgeu gutcoCn btciCnt
,, oon Srn, Sbe. Y. stevens, In Nr. B. S0b,
Starcelr,;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21
SeleQraphiidle 9epeide,l.

Der Src,sa S8bartpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21

Ibler's Syrup aus Uummi Mrabitum
Guifen, Gredlturs, Sronbitis &c.
&erner's Sberbaut= =GrSeuser
sessn alle Sauttraufbeiten.
Sepin Garecffon, apotbefer,
Seprecif.Gde Der Baltimore, unb StsbHt.
tGpril20tSf)
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9elbftntorb ans piebc.

Sort 8agne, Snb., 10. 0e;.- Marp
yOttuS, etn 0ienItmGodlen i'm bieii9eu y@r.
dlan9e Sotel" bat fd ant Sonuta9 abeno
ans GRAM ilber ben Dor einigen Wo6en
erfol9ten Goo hires @eliebten pcr0iftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-21

llpIon beantragte eiHen 8eidllub, oas Gis
ptloienIt Rciorm : @onlite an3uweien Die
2bunlihteit Der WtaBregcl Al unteriud,eu,
III 3utunft bic Boitmeifcr burd SaS Solt ct.
ermdbleu Su laGen.
RobertS beantragte elnen SehlIB, BAH
oas SauS nit Seoaueru bic Grmorouna Der
Stnoenten in 0auanna uernonlmen.
SdntS erbob Ginnano, nuo Der SeidbluB
iuurSe oil OaS Somite oeS 2luswdrti9en uer,
pieien.
OaS 5aus nabm Johann bic Sia, 9strefis
elmer arbeitSsG Gommiifou micoer auf, mas
abermals sile lGn9ere Debate uerauluBte.
sluS lSafbin9tcn.
W btngton, ben 20. Sesbr. - Die
Steuer @innobmen beliefen fd) bcute auf
s2S5, ,1S9.43.
- Der YrafOsnt bat iid ertdItct unb mar
beutc unpobl.
- Die 9eiillsrie Surpe1orS oeS 9ances
ueroen entlaiien peroen; bieies 1T cine Gr.
IparniB bon S40-50, 900.
- Gin 8crildt cirluIirte beutc I'M Shat.
ANTE, oaB Die Hcgierung beoeut,noe Serluie
erlitten babe, irOem iie betrii0eriide SoQ.
madten bel Der 3ablung bon Ysnfonen ait.
ertaunte; oaiielbe fcIlte itd) jeoOd) pdtcr ulS
cine rSeniation" beraus.
= UR OeleBullon oer ySod)ter ooU Suba"
beiudlte beute ben Brdiibeuteu, ben StaatS.
SetretGr Siib, ben Seuator Sumuer nno ben
Experimentation SanfS. eettercr iagte, na0
benz Rtniubre wcrbe bic cubdniidlc Brage I'M
Comic ccs sluSwdrtt9tn ariluOlid uentilht
lperoen.
- Der adtb. 6. Saa pon Maiue puroc
beute nit Sri. Chamber, 3ohter OeS Seuu.
tors Chamber bon Yitdigau, getraut.
= Der 8inanj 0iinilter madt beianut,
SnB anl 30. WtdrS 1872 Die folgenbcn 5.2Oer
SonoS ciugel6li uerbsn: 2. Serit $50. SonoS
Nr.546l 10 0,775, 800 yr. 1S S,093-25, ,935,
5000 M. 79s5-l6,l79, $1,000 Hr. II, ,l2l-
27,44S; 5uianmen s16,0Oo,O00. Ssrnsr re-
giitrirte SOnoS $50 ytr. 698-840, 500 9tr.
5080-599i, $500 gtr. 24S4-295S, $1,000
gtr. IL ,009-lS, $50, $4,000 9tr. 34O3-i1O2,
$4,000 ytr. S9O0-4774 Suiammeu s4,.
100000. Mad Oem genaunteu Datum uer.
6en feline Sntereiieu mcbr auf obige SonbS
bn,a
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Der bette ASiaF
um cine bnr;iigli9e Wabmai1ine
Su faufen pter Su mietben
Ia ba, me aue Arten oertauft lperoen, unb mo- Der
assnt nitt in rsene elmer ipe5caen Tiaidins intsz
teifirt 1T.
Maitinen ,psrben uermietbet, ausscbefiertunb pers
taui1t bel z. NJ. 9Bile,
Wr. 5S, YBeffsSaltimures,
tRdrs9,1SO .H nabs @anitra6e.
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Stir bic syelftaae! !!

SoMdtpeS III SdHnen, 10 Gents;
HeadleS IN &annen, 20 Sents;
1onnen MINCE NEAT, ane arten @eid6e;
100 @auonen fiiheu Sifer;
unpsrdlbte SberrDsu. Wadeeiras Ectne, POO @, b;
0unIap's Sbauenge. q Grtras DesbI, IS pro IFak;
9unIap's Gbauense' 6auiiieuz Wtsbl, 50 pro g.;
Reierpo y pdtdpscustSstrasD a. Deebl, $40. 90;
9,afapscoE SamiIien- aebI, $1,000.
Is. Sewis Dunlap,
t2f9-N Wr. .t3. @efs Baltimore ffr.
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&bcrmals cine Miniferfrilis in
Spanien.
Garrett Davis geecn Grant.
SSaS Der Senator Nlles iiber ben Yrafeentel
Su wtHen witni6t.

3 ie IrbeitSfrage i'm
Gon9reie.
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S(u8 0lliltciS,

9 bicago, 10. 3e;,-Gnc mdtiasGnt.
ifelSnng 1T i'm Ser. Staateu. @eridlt III einer
SlaGeade ber ySiugcr'iden Mtauuiaftur.
Sompagnie" 9c9cH Die .0icrAantS' Seriid)e.
rnn9S9eelidlait" bon Chicago me0en Ban,
terotts ob9c9ebeu morSeu. Der Der 9la9c III
@rnnoe lle9enoe Sautcrott beitebt III ben
mangeInben attipeu uno in benz llmiiaube,
Dap oaS Gt9eutbum Der @ompnanic bon et.
mem bon benz &ircuits9crid,t bcS Gcuutb er.
nannten Curator nit Seblag bclegt III.
SeItenS Der Scrtlagtcn luurbe cS beltrltten,
eaB stn Santcrott uOrlege, ba bic Scrbono.
lun9en I'M Stantss@cridlte cinC9u11iuua Der
Sorporation, ionic cine Yertbtiluna Der ut.
ttoa naf ben photographer berSerfd)eruuas.
.Qeieec sur 6olgc b0tten. SiiirittS 5tidlter
9oo8et blelt ieood) in isincr Gntidlciouug Die
Setlo8tcu iilr ben Banterott ptruutuortld,.
9lelcS 1T Der crite 8all Der Art iet ber
EensrSbrunit rnO 0ls 4rdctocn, bon g9id).
tiateit.
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uon pyn. 70. 3. s. e, i2s. Qcit Saurtteitr.;
non Nrg. eS cora 9cr, Wr Y, Sarrtionitr,, no
pobn ShIGi., SmoiBmmct, 4arlors uno aiidcn
ns9t .a 9Ssr nntnosr Gcaant Gnetattrt. aub NoUcl.
~ oon 9rn. Ben iGmtn g8astcu, Gr. 3, gturoa
@aplu, oeilen 9ruRt6 Dt0aaiin aud nit Sc6cr uno
ptaisltoP ptdtr0Pen, tcou1cttcu Eor'clau GilOc
mno StrlngutmaoTcn In rttbltbcr unb geibmudpouct
aueDngl UcTlCbCn tlt.
Sei Srn. ) oboun 1cuicL Wr iat, gpcita Aol
timorClr., 8bt's lhpubC l8rtbidait5tttlt uno lR6.
hcll oUtr Htt bui8 mo Gut.
Hll GlcbmoBg ptidcs Edgtr O6cr Rubebctt az
potcn ~ oen NdusbaI,ebcorlnlilcn bic men nidlt in
lSoem @thdite ohcr ithtrIid In Ntn. u rtab
Rollad'e Wtdhuteu. uno gcttenidbrit In glT, "a
Moto7 NoluGrottlBe, bclrtColCn lam. Sr iahri,ilt
Dtatrdptn pon RcBblurcn, Wiat5itrob uuo Stubljr-
eettn. pSriGnlt 9ctBwitb, eidHiurbcrn II. T. u. Gu
tdnnllb bldg uuo rcpOrirt altc Dtltratrn unb 0Ct.
ten, lo oaB ttt ntncn RltdlcH
Olt Observation-Disclosures NJ In oer Yiloer uuo
SpleNclr49mtn-N bcr 80. : ucibtr&
iddlt umia6t auicrocm StlQcmdiot, buntc 9t6oorai
pbN'u uno StGGlhtde, Hiclcr- uuo SGmtnim0
SplcBcl icoCr Trt.
Sas, TaisI unO GatSrsri6rr, in wcltrmN,b I'M
eHuit oE5 3IRres mouhc End, hmb 3srbretbsn rrN
dnoctc Sunlic gcUitbct pbcr BCTuusgCtet bot bCoar
oonn tbcnGlle elmer 3urd)iitt un6 Gradu,una: cinC
AM Sronun9 palcnoe 9uuSirGu Wtto nilt tango 6G
90. partition 4 9rolun, Rr. IS, RtlsYol.
morcltr., uerltiasH, nm bne 6CBlCnoc AT faufCn Sbr
licgeg oGNflbli r'GNGntC VritNniGs, &orIcRe., Gu
g8GrmiaibCn uno Su9GtdrH ynr 8iepoiition. S6Cr
iic pribt bc
Srn. Sbrifcpb SeG, Vr. %, G5eumanir., nor
uuc idout tth icn IN Der bat empieblCnsmlttbCe
Sd9cr Uon Ncllun uuo S'ubrln, pl0ttirten gUnrlu,
FiOtmen0asn, {btcmoi6ucu, tupirrurn 0nhcnior,
men, SoGeltlhaen nno WtunlbCIpuurcn hbCrbaupt
an. Tnht lDereen tbrrn Yllfcu aud, duocre iu Bra
Icnten puignot aIrtlTtl, ole nit utdcr Sorgiumtcit
oudlcltclt linb, uidt cntgCbcI
YIt9t pttgetcn oatcn mir aud Srn. III. 81 o 70
m 9, Nt. 2O5 Welis 9dlttmoreltr., Nr. IL, 9onts
tdnc, uno Jtr. 6, NUubdUitr, 100 man piattrlcs
@tlhu I'M GrudtH uro SlCintn ~ lSdhrtprcicn gUo
In iInhrrer uno cicNdntcitcr Gorm crbilt.
slls StmmeSlcuatB iino cbtniGlls btc 8tumCnt0pir,
9bon nno StcinlntuGarCn bct so W. Yctint
? bnG Nr. II! uno jl3, Nclt- SaltmorIira6c,
bn emp'cbItu.
kt.b'... ,.I-I IL. ia.
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Snlanos s9epei9et,.
Gpnarra Nerbaublunasu.

Die Bermiuiaiing fir baS C5enier &dbiehSae,
rid,t.-Eine btttere Viue bon Barett . apiS
fir Srant.-Dit Nmueft fties 3 8ia.-Die 9lr.
beifSiraae i'm Gpnartfff
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YarlorzGbanSeliers,

YarlOrsGban0eliers,
9arlor=sb sbauoeIiers,
YarIorsGbanbsliers.
S3ibItotbefsG 6 baneeIiers.
Bibltotbef. Sbdnbeliers,
8tbiotbei.9 9bdnbelers.
GH,immers 6 bdntetier8,
GBbimmer IS bGnbelier5,
GB5mmsrsG banbelers.
Saus sfnrs 6 baneeIierS.
Sausiiurs9 baneeIiere,
,Sausfurz 8 banoeIiers.
Mas Slrteu SjaSeinridbtungen.
VI ia lers unb q a5robreuuRo
Weparaturen lei
6. q. Saptefuu,
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EQUALITY OF SExEs.-A dispatch from

EQUALITY OF SExEs.-A dispatch from
Hartford, dated July 20th, says:
At business meeting of the Alumni
OF the Wesleyan University, at Middle
town, yesterday, resolution was passed
declaring that nothing in the charter OF
the University excludes ladies from It's
privileges, and expresses the hope that
they will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunities.
One young lady contemplated seeking
admittance this year. It is thought
women will soon be admitted to the in.
stitution.
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SENATORIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.

A Republican Convention, for the Eighth
Senatorial District, in the State of Wisconsin,
will be held at the Court House, in the vi
lage of Elkhorn, in the county OF Walworth,
on Wednesday, the 23d day of August next,
organization for said district, and 10 elect
two Delegates tc represent said district, in
the Republican State Convention, to be held
at Madison or the 30th day of August next,
The several Towns ard Wards in Kenosha
County are each entitled to be represented
by one delegate.
The towns in Walworth County are entitled
to be represented as follows Sharon, Darlen
and Geneva, each by two delegates, WHITE
water by four delegates, and the other towns
by one delegate each.
MARK DRESSER.
Chm of Kenosha Co. Rep. Com.
PETER COLDER,
Chm of Walworth Go. Rep. Com.
July 18th, 1871.
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The propeller Barber, of the Chapman
Lire, running between Chicago and Ben
ton Harbor, caught fire on Tuesday night
of last week when about thirty five miles
out from Chicago, and burned to the
waters edge. Two men belonging to
the crew were drowned. The Barber
was valued at $4,000, and insured for
$4,000. ,E aI ntf90 *
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WISCONSIN PoLITICs.-The Chicago
Journal of Tuesday evening last contains
an interesting letter from Madison, on the
above subject, from which we made the
following extract:
For Lieutenant Governor there have
been suggested the names of the Hon. M.
FL. Petit, of Kenoshs J. M. Bingham, of
Chippewa Angus Cameron,o La Crosse;
and General j. G. Proudfit, of this city.
While the General would make an ex-
ceedingly good officer, we do not believe
he is candidate, and do not think he
would take the position. Mr.. Petit is
the present Senator from Kenosha, is a
man of culture and refinement, and has
had enough legislative experience to well
qualify him for the position.
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4 scientific expedition to Brazil, headed
by Prof Chas. Fred Hart, Of Cornell
University, started from New York last
Monday, on the steamer Merrimac, bound
to Peru and Rio Janerio. a M
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CHANGE OF GAUGE OF THE OHIO
AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL ROAD.

AN
Between the hours of and IL Il m
last Sunday the Ohio & Mississippi Rail
road (main line) was changed from a
broad gauge to q narrow gauge. In seven
hours $500 men reduced thecgauge7 of
$40 miles of railroad fifteen inches
seven and half inches on each side.
Even to those engaged in the work this
seemed to be an impossibility.
The road was divided into sixty-eight
sections, and an average force of forty
men to each section-2, 1901 men no the $40
mii,S-was secured to commence the
work simultaneously, at all points on the
road, at day-break. All along the line
from Cincinnati to East ST. Louis, these
working gangs commenced at daylight
Each section gang was divided into two
parties that worked toward each other
from the extreme points of their five
miles, aiming to meet at the middle, max
ing two and one half miles to each twenty
men. Thus the time occupied by forty
average workers in changing five miles
would be the time devoted to the whole
work by the entire force.
The Chief Engineer and Superintend-
ent, with a freight engine drawinga post.
0A7oa uO6 4 ra IUincr room COW FoIInuoI
up the men on the first section, who
worked west from Cincinnati and met
themen working east on the same section
at 1880 a M. They then telegraphed the
time OF the completion of the section to
both Cincinnati and St. Louis Even at
that early hour reports of the completion
of sections were being telegraphed from
many points west. The Osgood section
was reported completed at "a. m.
The majority of the men were employ
ed at 20 cents per hour and they seemed
to partake of the spirit of the occasion
and to work with enthusiasm as we'll az
for pay.
Along the road the people focked tc
the various scenes of industry and watch
cd the proceedings with much interest
and at the stations crowds collected and
cheered "the first narrow gauge train.
One of the most interested spectators
was Father Kline, the Catholic priest al
Aurora. He joined the party on the
train after the hundred men that he had
sent to the work had done their full duty
and in glass of champagne toasted the
''narrow gauge" "for," said he, "yor
know it is a narrow road that leads tt
heaven, and the broad one leads to
well, too far south. Father Kline re
membered the Broad Gauge Roal hauling
material for the Catholic Church whel
being built. a assa.
The following dispatch was sent f-an
st. Louis on Monday morning:
"The first through car OF the Adam
Express Company, from New York to 81
Louis vtG the narrow gauge Ohio 8 Mis-
sissippi route, arrived in this city las
night, and will go forward on the frs
train this morning"
-~NA
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An Iowa woman has begun her suicide
by marking the place on her throat where
she intends to cut when she gets her ceur
age up. 1lL-I Lk 60 4. an4
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N& In many thanks to orr nn,,, r,,, o,,..
mast 1onn III Cheir liberal patronage durin0 the
go va, we uGsIfe to assure tn m and o Il tbo
ore nra1," "ool growers Of this vicinity that we
arc prepared by many desirable INN, $780,, t We
our lacllltles for manufacturing and doin" hsi ~
noss, 10 Ill their orders with dispatch ap3 sbou
spare no pains to give them satisfaction liz o-,r
S1m TO manufacture just the kind of pure Wool
Hard twist Doe-skins Cassimeres TyyeeSs'
CoaClngs Ladies Clio, aud Flannel in such vari'
0y Vi co!ors and styles of finish as the neOnle of
us LIS secLIon may require, and that we warrant
Sll0u 10 De what they are recommended We have
tbnse W nand al the FACTORY about 10000 yards of
nr S9o Soous, which we propose to exchange with
OuI customers for wool, giving NOT less 1han On
poI cent more FOR the WOOL in Cloth than for tho
tnoney the wool wOuld h,iug III market We Also
1"N"'S1'"fe % "ol iht1 I.otn By The yard.
DRESSING CLOTH AMP ROLL CARDING
We shall make speciality, and card so that nao-
pie from distance can take them home tho sam
Jay. Homemade Cloths Colored and inisha5 in
Cne mort approved style. 49,
FREIGHT.-Wool to be made into rolls mill 10
LaKen from the depot free of charge Wool to he
manulactured may be sent from any mart of Wis
,o iIlin0ls, Minnesota, or Iowa. and we will
pay tne freight and return Cloths by Express, re-
turn charges to be paid by the customer
Packing and Directions.
Fut the Woolin strong sacks, not in old sheets.
II you WISH 1t all to reach us. Be sure and mt
gu directions inside the sack, with your address
and place to send goods Write by mail and we
VIII answer and notify you of the Shipment of
locus, ana there will be no trouble about your re-
celVlng them in good season
P. M. PERKINS & CO.,
L. y. Box III. Burlington, Wis.
3m6 .'
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ILLUSTRATION OF the HOLY BIBLE!

II is exhibition being purely geological and does have
department conducted strictly moral principle and
Enthusiastically the grandest exhibition of any
con