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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-14

- Also great bargains in -
SASH RIBBONS ROMAN SASHES
POWERED and PLAID SASH WIDTHS. Also
BOW and TIE RIBBONS, Fringed and NETTED
SCARFS in all colors and best qualities.
Also, full Lines of Millinery and Fancy Goods.
Mr.. +. Latner begs leave to call the attention of
the Ladies' of Augusta and vicinity to the above
stated facts, with the assurance that Ladies will
save so per cent. by sending their orders to his
Store as the most prompt attention will be paid to
Them particularly to sizes, colors and qualities and
will try his best to give perfect satisfaction to ALL
New York Branch, r. LiTNER,
1886 Congress St., between Casco and Oak St.,
janl4-tlm* PORTLAND, MAINE
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The Maine House of Representatives is
composed of Isl members. The occupation
or profession of the members of the present
House may be set down as follows Far
mers, 40; Lawyers, 20; Merchants, %; Ply
sicians, 8; Traders, 4 Clergymen, 2; Lum-
bermen, ~ Farmers and Lumbermen, 3;
Caulkers, 2; Clerks, 2; Lumber Manufac-
turers, 2; Merchants and Farmers, q Con-
tractor and Builder, 1; House Carpenter, /;
Apothecary, l; Secretary of Insurance Com
pany, I; Iron Founder, Ship Carpenter,
/ Produce Broker, / Ship Master, l =; Tan
ner, /; Farmer and Expressman, l Ship
Owner, 1; Carriage Maker, l; Dentist, /;
Bank Cashier, / :; Hardware Dealer, l; Ship
Builder, Ii; Cattle Broker, /; Commercial,
/; Machine Manufacturer, /; Publisher, l;
Editor L; Wool Manufacturer, / Stone Ma
son, / /; Teacher and Farmer, l Master Mari
ner, l; no occupation, 8. By this list it will
be seen that the farmers greatly outnumber
any other occupation, as is customary in the
Legislature of Maine, furnishing the material
for nearly one-third of the entire body. With
this large representation, the interests of
agriculture ought certainly to be protected.
Beside those engaged exclusively in the bust
ness Of farming, there are those who are con-
nected with it indirectly, devoting portion
of their time to practical agriculture. The
lawyers come next in number, which seems
to be perfectly proper, as many nice questions
of law are constantly arising in the General
Court. There are 23 merchants and 4 traders.
The remainder of the House is made up of
many trades and professions, in most cases a
single individual representing some great in
terest; as, for instance, the editorial fraterni-
ty has but one voice in the popular branch,
but it comes from the sunrise portion of the
State and sends forth no uncertain sound.
We hope and trust that all the other profess
sions are equally ably represented. Political
iy, the House is divided as follows Republic
cans, 112; Democrats, SO; Independent, 1 !;
Sixty-six of the members stop at public
houses, the remainder finding homes during
the session at comfortable and well conducted
boarding houses. The Speaker of the House
is . lawyer, the Clerk Teacher, the Assis-
tant Clerk Journalist, the Messenger Can
vasser, Assistant Messengers laborer and far
mer, and the 'schile'' who takes the notes of
the entire proceedings photographic report
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DieG.

In this city, 18th inst, Annie W., daughter of 4.
A. and Adeline w. Crowel, aged II mos.
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, Jan. l3.
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Agents! Read This!

WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY of SO
w per week and expenses, or allow large COM
mission, to sell our new and wonderful inventions.
Address Nj. WAGNER & CO., Marshal, Mich.
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At Post 10, G. A. R. Fair, held last week
in Boston, set of parlor furniture worth
$500, fell to the lot of Miss Lille +. Manly
of Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
DOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. 3. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will disteh one Of their Erstcs full iron steamships
PROM PIER No. 40, n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
follows:
WYOMING, Capt WHIsERAr....o October T. at s:9o@m m
MINNESOTA Capt T ". FREEMAN. October II, az 300
IDAHO Can. October IL, at $50 m
MANHATTAN, Capt j. B. PRcE.... Oetobero
COLORADO, Capt 7. FREEMAN. ."NoysnGer l. At $500 p M
WISCONSIN, Capt November g. at $50 a. M
Cabin passage, $50 gold
stsr,ge pnnge Conce No. 20 Broadway $50 currency
For freight or cabin passage apPlyto
WILLIAMS L GrIOE No. 81 walls-
TNMAN LINE. - For QUEENSTOWN and
CITY OF PARIS SATyRDAY Oct III m.
CITY OF E2W1i9sK; iT HSpai' o Usl u
And each succeeding SATURDAY aud THURSDAY from fer Ho
'''''' RATES oP PASSAGE.
FIRST Ft cAss IN GOLD .7s srEERAsE
To- 81 70 70 PSfi.
Passengers Forwarded to havr. Hamburg Sweden Norway and
send for ther fi.ndL os
For further jSnS BALE IL ASeRRi Broadway.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
RoS sogTH IAN As R.I RREs MI u. on sAruR
DAY ala nom Brsnsn Pier foot ThirdI Ho0ohn 70 %
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAvRE, AND BREMEN
IN GOLD OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN cuRREhCi
Second cabin ~
Tor f,ssi Or pa,,.s: sppy to oEIRIcS Co. Agents
2Bovlug-green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
CUPREME COURT, KINGS COCNTY.-AR-
q oruor1llon Aoiltes.

60 o. Nj oHE. d PAKTNENT oP tINANCH. }
B"KEA. or THE kEcnvPK oy TAYrs CorEr-H or.K
~,1,,..- PAM 81 CHtNBKkssT Oct. 2, ltdID
NOtICE TO TAN-PAIERS.-The Books for
t. o, lS "-t anu BaIk StOct VII be cEe fer pay
ttt hi Usos on EDNESDAY NEXT October ISL Dee
va ~" " sven TIE bOVks for RIA Estate rAt!
BERNARD SMYTII. Receiver
Cir1 Or NFv.YcKE DYrAuTMLSr oE FIxANCY BrKrAr oP
AEEE,m OYtE % rnE CIEkK AKkEARs sept II. 1871
NOIlCE OF SALE of LANDS and TENE
EMS for @ Of eCt 1867 And 100 AID COtOn water
fttl' q 1865 lSG ati 1871.
sder The direction Comptroller the CITY
hr,'y public tue proSoHS Of the
tpuu'o An for the collection ~ assessments tLd COOn
@ t' ~ City 81 NeWlok and TO AmeLd the several
'5-uoh thereto Iasse. Ami g. 1871
os lnt reflective al lands and the C
on On witch confirmed siuSed the
~ No| " p Inclusive. The yea's 1876 1867 sud Sd and
eanR ope and unpaid and ho the respective If all
e' Ae 'tlemeD 10 the CITY OF Few YOrk Etuse the Wards
On VI h The regular COOn have been lad for the
So pay tGt stif taxes aud CrOon remaining Que
G 70 the Clerk OF ATteSr his Office the Depm Of
III The New CoOrHOlse the the
a, N t PEI tbnum 70 the time Of payment. With t1e ch5Tes
sOhe Ahd Advertisement and default ska be made in such
Ahdt aud -nrmen will h sod public ton Ut the
House. tie City Han If
IN. 18th dhy OF December 1911 IL O'Clock for the
i o. .ars at wheh shall
OF S1faLcEg TIE EH0GLt Of the CrOtVn Ttnt
% NAY b. 20 due unpaid and the inrres. thereon
ana all Other thereon
WI" be tOutIued from time 10 tine and
- ~. htie Advertised Ter sale shall 10 toh
oVaee y hereby further that detailed statement
% rotor water rehs the Ownership Of taxed
49, seh Croson wafer puLahsd IN pamphlet
80 eOe, VI tht paHphsi deposited BurrAu
FI OF AITeAIs and w. t delivered per.uB GpJlnc for
A. y. ChDI, Clerk Of ATrtArA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
HORSE And CARRIAGE AARKET
NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 1871

The demand for light driving hCrses con-
tinues to h" very good and for we'll matched teams Duy
ers ready pay full value. For stylish ana hIED
bred coach horses l6 hands high there !" STEADY
inquiry, but the scarcity Of stock checks business
Among the transactions descrvingto be mentioned We
notice the following sales made this morning * the her
chants Livery Stables, In West Twentynnth-st: One
pair dapple grays IL hands high and7 years Old o;
one pair dappegays, 1873 hands high, years DID, 1900;
one pair Of light bays, 1873 hands high, years Old co;
pair Of hays Is hands high years Old. siI00 The
market for business horses has been rather slow today
ana the supply has OF late much increased as 10 cs"
depression In prices Railroad horses sold In small lots
az from sl46 TO slG6 per head.
The unfavOrable weather Notwithstanding Messrs
Johnston Van Tasscll held tier regular seni-wecky
auction sale with the usual success. very large at
tendance crowded the auction mart tho bidmug sh1
competition spiiled and the result as folIONs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
Country propertp TO fft.

STATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-To LET,
- furnished Davisave New Brighton Eve minutes nom Snug H
HOUSE, all modern convenience AND
10 srtA complete every particular and in perfect
order Apply 10 j. N. fhELfN, o. NeoaI-sI
CTATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-TO LET,
- on north ,horV L. Eve wan from West New Brighton
landing HOUSE. completely furnished enen arranged; Is rooms
l<de paBe> large grounds stable and eaHsgeh0uSt
w j. NJ PHELPS, 81 Cedar.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN r
ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.

NOnhE-',lEn mai 80 Ao''
Passenger Station in NewYOrk of Twenty sevenh' and
Fouthave. Entrance on Twenty sev'nth'sL
TRAINS LEAVE Ngw.YoRE
For New Haven and Brdgegort EIG l'O m '3' SIh
go 70 s M s S tof ps Southport and w..,po .
FOR ; South as So Gs ll:oO :S I E1 '
SO 60 IE61 ,G: s 81" SS n nhl s, $3.50 and
For stanford T. 8tEI IlO l2lS (EIl &lS (EI) a''
~ e. Eh tt s and Si sda gs 5
- ss1 s Mi s TAN iS a1s. Se~Yo for
Boston both V'ftsSs sGt II, sAf TRa ais
For For s,;sG :p sh sDf. LINE 's i %
70, r. l. B Ei $iod
FOR Connecticut Railroad Ri' to Montreal
E H,ioJ YTovIdeue. and FshMn Railroad NJ I2I5
For Railway a. TO Norwich and Providence 1919
For New HsTcu and Northampton RarO.i to North
Faf Ne. T.n aSdeown and win.ac Railroad tA Lns'
Sss.!o ElS. s M and Sd g S.''0
a.. s ss ss:. c Linz: car
a. and p m Train. ....,.a ore, mi, road a,
the p.se ss 1 md
r. $40 as oSF .a AH Gos
sS ssss n their Sss II sSs5.''
h1rrh SESanA leave rA As blows
g. m, Chicago and Montreal HIe, E1grs, ,s,r.
1890 m Express fast tTa1r with Dra"ngroom
cara o Bunalo and Niagara Falls
Northern and Western Express
D. NJ ass sRssr K ICES sTa a A..
n. Fist P.ci6e EIEa with Slespinsea" for "a'er0"n
Syracuse, Oswego and Csnaldsigus . - ,- T., p.,,..
Second Paese Express, with sespsGcn l0f sOeap p
l Ssa.' Ss.i no sa' indianapolis This
train will leave IN Sundays at n .,-,-
IL o. uea and Troy Express Win nrousn seepinSe
In Hudson Special train.
"a m. aud p NJ Poaghkeepne fraina ,.r..
s;t5 M 1890 Ais. and 6:l3 ?. H. feeAAm ua'nH
$50 I,lc s:os md 10 ~ I as $40 $50 and ll:oa
Topksn trains oo -. v..l.-. s,..sl O. -
ponghIs,n., Special stOps south Of 1onkers 49,
't' C. H. KENbRICk General Passenger Akeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
Safes n antllou
a smrls. A..aop..r.

by BANGS, MERWIN & Co. Broadway. cor.
hassrs Of Books WORKS Psne- Goo. pry,,,, Lo
WtDEEsDAl Oct T. Ht MA LIBRARY mostly THEOLOGi.
CAL and iucladnT many Of the and valuable
psionanes hstphyaIi WORKS. senoas Tras, ke Aso VA.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Oct and At D. H. COINS and MEn
AIS the property OF JOHN A. HRXsRS' esq ~ NM
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. 0ate Leayitt.
~ sbeigh Col Clinton Hall plase For IN, a.. 4,
AUCTION Of LBsLSn COLLECTION Of BooKi PAsrsas and Al
Ind, Of LirEKARr PRorIETI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
6orses ano forms mantro.

WESTERN FARM WANTED in exchange
w Y rureo acre FARM Burlington r. j. also about 100
stF'' ''Ai t'' E NORRIS Burlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
9ieamboats ano Railroads.

FOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NORTH
u AMrrOE, HOLYOKB, &C.. &e-HARTFORD Line Of STEAM.
ERs sc IFkIp DAILY os9,t "a TIE .to;r .as Of .
not" be s On o PEEK a .1y D o. tie
Freight how rates T f. $Oab sSAHgsT Freight Agents
FOR N0RWALK and DANBURY-The steam
sS SEti WHITE savs, pier foo. Of sTsA Evsa
FOR i.EWES, DEL.-The splendid sea- going
DAY @ ESsTERN QUEEN viii leave Pier a. N r. every MON
FRE SE essr =. .n TsS " .n
s.1s LINE p s, S;S TES viii qs,
e. G. % .:: IT,. :s cstr Ess s;:
' N'OD G ". PERvEiL General Arvu.
{ CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
,; s s a.a1 s. Junction. ion,
s nth Ss.s s. .Ss .Ss at
81 :. .. l c..l I'M S.. p
.Ilfs SFs9 l asE EH TIN WEST
bare Fiss sS5:e s.sS 'I cs.,. wn
1's;.' cs S y. Ss: ss''
% 's;ss ::si s.s. F' ~.
s ' $ and s Ds'i Eco. s .,s
1850 Nv, s7!'% 1. s q. a: sSs. Ga1st
no nTFO, Termination, E.,oa, Allentown, A.uea csual
EIs. p0'v. Harrisburg te Connect. PlhD.Surx Bel
snp-For PlnDs.A
sa k4S %.. r1 .n9 NTH an. ' s ss
With Lehgh VALLEY 70, Allentown and Caa.auqu Connect.
g. s.@.1 A.' ."s s I'D s,ss chun
S. ssda. a,,PTr PsS.,s cS.s0 and Cincinnati. Sleep
5i,p n.-Por son.r1iIs
7p.m-POr SOnsrvil&
, s.Sp.-Ra1 sI,,8Seldl E.'''n-
nps-Po Pians.Id wetnsd,. md s,tord s ON M
,s Esi f II mt sGS &c. ' 49, 'is SIS IS Co. - Is
R !. sS,.sss !. S s ss:: Rs Rat
road Of foot Lbt New York and at The principal
hotels and ticket 'h's IN KICKER Superintendent
HP BALDWIN. General Passenger Ageut -
DELAWARE, LA kts k,1ES6aS and "ESl-
NEW BROAD a3HGF t ASR ssstn
Bash.non sJneu, and 0.wsso without CHANGE OF CARS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTs commencing MONDAY, July H.
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIE Vi. BOOutOu Branch
oD s SSs from o"ss T,SU with sss
and Scranton with and B. R. for Kingston "bEs'0ae f
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonneuT. Denylls with gocp'
Sf iad aoy a
cor nd o.@o .a ..Ss 5 I valley for
EO n LEHIau VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Newark Morris,
tow" Dosr %asSS @ wIgS. ara
W. BtL Dr 4 for BeiTders I and ., E..toa With l. K
for Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wkebarre, Reading and
Harrisburg.
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
directly through Bnganon without change OF
principal stations Connecting Dover with Chester X K
md Il Waterloo with r r
IIO RASTON EXPRESS connects .. Dover with Ch'ser
R.. Waterloo with SUSSEX R. and at EN,ton With L. r L. for
Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg aud The West ~ -
1920 HACKBTTSTOWNM MAIL, connects with Boonton Ihese
and Sussex Railroads .-u.
For doRRlSTowN, Mls $40 lla 1900 n, a''o, ';'O 'o
$40, and 6:40 m. - q, "a
For SUMMIT intermediate stations at $780, ':i $40 l0o
FOR ORANGE aad sO0TH ORANGE $50 ts slo 80 1910
and ii 10 m lilo 100 $40 42O $50 $780, $780, $40 SO' 9l1
a. SEWARK 1850 7:I5, 7:l. $40 slo $40 .Olo 1880
n II 80 and 1900 ':lO ZOO 100 go $40 $50 4lO
l:tS D. m Trains marked stop at East Newark rc, ~ en-
Leave EeyYok for BLOOMFIELD and hONlCLAlh, h o'''
Gao and Ii 20 and 200 $3.50, $40, $40 and D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

Quite a number Of other horses not on the catalogue
were knocked down at bids ranging from so 10 500.
large stock of secondhand carriages, harness. wagons
and horseclohng found also ready buyers and the sale
terminated TO the apparent satisfaction or a par
ties concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

VINELAND RAfLWAY.-For vinela9d, NJ u
and BrdE.toa Leave foot Musyst, We s-. -
eOUTHERk a n and p ~ ~ SEEN ~ M,LiX Ss.L
ed lRssR Hulf. d W. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAlNS Leave Depots
r. foot Of b, mbersst and foot OF 2Jd-st follows , IN
Throueb R1press Trains ChambefsSl at9 m M '
m md - D NJ daily New and improved Drawing koom Goienes
througho Bunso aud susgenon pn'ke
eopnecna Sleeping Cosnes running
through Cincinnati Sleeping Coaches accompany NE
II NJ train from susquehanpa Buffalo the $3.50 m rsn rom
N.rYork and the train from Ne"i orr 10
Buffalo Bridge and Cincinnati An kmigran IRAN leaves
d.iIy 6.i5 IN
For for J(Ts and way sOoL and 40 pm
For Mddetonn Way 40 aud JEW M Ano San'!'
only $50
For Eeyburah and WAY At 9t0 a. IT,, $3.50 and ':D m
For Sufern Way, and p. IN. 49,. r.. "a.
For Gas 10 a. II - O'l'h
FoI Hantps,eI H,dale and Spring Valley as3a n and D;t
QO 500 600 and t and wednesdays anu Saturdays Only
tl2 midnight . .u- .,ooo. - ,l.2o C1.Is
'1:45 and WednesaIs anu oatut-
DAYS oniy 3 midnight Special Sunday Trans at tsOo H. and
BT,,ins leaving Chambs hours half hour Leave
2a DEPOT earlier than above Tune Last ooGt IRON ['sI
e:l5 SPIN. ...u..,.; :. n..,.,u, poo,, a., SIssri,,
obtained for the checking and trsusier Of Bag
s,e NAV left COMPANY ONCE. "A 9 and s' BoadT go
* l25thst and vi Avenue Hareln
cout Brooklyn O4 Brads, williamsburg DfPOts foot OF
Ch.mtst and foot 2st NewYork and Long Dock Depot
JERSEY Civ and Agents the principal hOselI ,
wi" spsiiy tFor Pemunt and Nyack tFor haGkenack.
For lIackensack Hilbtaie OILY FOR III p,pp
L. L. RUCHER, Au l,2 en- ~ p p, pan ~
Geu'huDL IS'L ''"' 49, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
Denilstrn.l

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated tb. An.hsi US: su: S1S e. ,sn,', na d.
WITHOUT PAIH-so $50 paIsnts testify See their
odee No. 10 Cooper lssituts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
Real Gstatr TO Gftban9e.

HUDSON RIVER FARM of 100 acres, near
AJs, pic, $1,000 y EXCHANGE for House New, ORR
81 Rrooflyb NJ RUTLAND Co. beetmAhsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-04
nor ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
L OMITTED STATES and BRAZIL PTH AhsHIP COMPANY

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. n
gs n. s,..p,m .. .nS o. &. ii, \ T.1y month
HERRIMACK Capt Wisr. October o. .
SOUTH AMERICA Can't B. L. Tntlttsugh November r.
NORTH AMERICA. Capt @. B. Sloeup December R
These splendid sail sehsdae time and call st. Thomn
Para Bahia and Rio de sns and returning For
engagement Of freight paisaxe, apply 70 - -,
WIN. r. GARRISON, Agent No. Bowling rsen, Nevfors
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAMERS TO GLAS-
n COW LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier 20 NORTH River
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY ronv
FROM GLASGOW. FhOh NEW-1Ohho :,
EUROPA. wedDe.iay Sept 20 EUROPA wstnestay Oct. II
sept y IOWA.. Saturday Oct ~
CALEDONIA. Saturday. Sept 30 CALED0Sh s.11da{ OCT ~
Pt CABIN passage SIS SIS Intermediate SIS; SkeTAse
''' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
Bovhpg'greeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16

mie id boiie, burdl SIRE Nilie IN oleleu1oCrbs
fe nodl mn uier Sabre perlingCrt mIro. Shire
@r6elt lit0t Dor SbuCH, sic 6abeu oitielbe
MIR aISugreiicn uno ntht iuriidjuIeben.
Die 5taNitaleu itHo iprudlOS Dor Stauueu,
neil Shire Convention Hug geuug mar, ais
&lnoiOatcu 0iduner% auiSuitelleu, meldc, maS
aud ionlt tbrt 6cbler icIu mOgGu, lueJcu III
rer ~AnbGHQlld)tett all Die Yrlnlipieu Der @ons
iiitutiOu berauut inn, lueldC ntd)t Elm Bro
grautm bon 9emeinplieeu juiammcuitms
merten, odS, luie ole raoituleH Strlprtd)uIs
gen mn bdutrt, bis Die &abl uoriibcr gcg0u=
gen lit.
Wfuu miiuift bon Dem ,uclcH IuSgangc"
gu b6rcH. SD utiB uou teiHem ,HcueG 2IuS
gauge," nm Den mir ms gu iitmmern brau=
den, ais ben NuSguuge @rOHt'S aus benz
,gSeiBcu 6auic" i'm Sabre 1873, Dem 9lIS
gaugc Der oeeroe BON RtUCuutbeamteu sic mtc
bic 6euidJyedcu GgUptcu'S oNS yduo uGrbecr.
ten. 9icitS lit Der ~NuSgaug, mad meldJcn
iih itOtr rcdtidIaiftlt Utann icbut, gu mel
hem etu 3cocr bcltraQcn loI.
sic uenneu uTIlcre leett Contention Die
Soric9idlloB GoUoenttou uu6 luiere 4artel
Die 9,orleQid,loB 8arttI. 9US iino mir.
@tr iluo ]bctrebt, ell ShloB Dor Den 9}ntlor
ualidlNp iu lcgen, nm ole lltterbiuolcr OeS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Die SGntO-9 omin-
go Shadcrer itrne il baltcn, mir ruliniAcn
Oe Jtatiouu1dHotrtiGl Dem $ollt SIT erhals
ten, Oanlit ~Oisielbeu njtt gdu5lib BON Den
riciigeu GorporatIOucn abiOrbtrt Dcr0en, mir
mitniheu etn &OrlegcihloB nor oaS &riegS-
mintitCrium SIT legcr, nm oaiiClbc Sl Ocrbtl1
bern, Armee'u mad Dem Siiotn III idride1,
Oereu &%citimmuuG cS 1T, BORT Die Y8ablcn 81
controuireu uno elu uerornltcs, Uuteroriidtt5
ulo uirocrgctreteleS Solf 81 5pinger, Die
graut 9pnaitie gu Ncctptiren, ODER wie GRO
btrtc YroUinSen bebanoClt jH werOcn. Sics
les lit bic Dtlitou bet D&orcgiblOB Bar
tel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
Sermiidte 8eridtc.

6raut 81 iciu tt gcuiB an ttincm Srte Scr
&elt ein y or II ii g en- nir8cuOS
itOod mObl weui0cr, ais in GleuelanN, ..
AlS Nrou @iBliug, Die 6ruu clues Giuciur
u%atie'cr Embellishments, in GlcOclano pl6e=
lid ertrautte, nuroe tie ge3munQcl1, baS SO
tel, in Dem ite WObntc, il Utrlaiieu. 9a ic
III Dem Noipital, mad melhem tic iid nauOs
te, berHubt muroc, 10 ertilOb ic AMI Die Stras
BE; 0a tic ieoOdl pou Dem tic prriolGeHoeu go
j%iitct, Dem iih balO Gin 6auit NcugicriQer
SItAcieat bate, fir pabniinuiq gcbnltet
iuuroc, 10 bc5elqtc Oer B6bel iein Niitlcio nit
ibreu ocrmctntlifen ~trNurigeu 3uitntoc oN-
Ourdl, OaB CT 1cOoloerftqclr auf iic abfeucrtc.
ShlicBlih tpurOe iC gliiflidcruciie nod (e
benz pcybaitet mo IN cine 3elle %geiperrt, no
ic pom lhrem @Ottcu gari 3uiGltg oufgeinil-
ben uHb betreit wurNe.-9iei @cidihte, Die
bon benz Giucinrati'cr Commercial" er3Gblt
,utro, licIt ii6 mic Gin iiberipaunter 9tomou !;
baS acnarntc SlOtt uerbiirgt iid icOO6 fir
Oic gSubrbcit oericlbeu mo - bel Soft ulo
in Amcrita 1T fein Ding unmb9li6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-16
Die 2trbcitcrfrn9c III Der
- dNtr,pi.

titus elmer GOrreiponocn5 oce .Gtrc. Solsfr.0
Die 2lrbeitcriragc 1iI1mt III llcbrcrer Salla
toH:u cine INNER c~rullerc @cltalt an, mcld)c
ielblt WiUldJem ais orohcuO crid)Gint. Ser
ShrueiScr Arbeiter, ociicu &riitcuS beOeuteHo
beiier, ais in mnudeu unocrcH yiuocr1 gciis
ftrt lit, 1T oiel Sl gcidIctot, I'm titr f%rau5Dli-
ihe uuo oclEtid)e geilitd)tcte Communion
Ole Saltautcn ans Dem 6elter Sl bolelt, uber
oeuuod) grcift cine itdJtbare lluSuirteoenbctt
nit lbrer Sage nm iid), fitr wctbe lie
iclbit feline gered)tcn @riinOe %anjugeben nil
len.
Inter Dem Namcn y@riitlt &ercin" bill
| Oeu betaHutltd) Die ifluei5erllhen 2trbeiter eli
neIt iibcr bic g~ciammtt Sfpet; Iif erltredeu-
Den grbetteruerbato. Die lcbten Greigniiie,
ipelde III Der SagcSliteratur bic ioSiale Srage
in ben SorOergruHo OrGugell, gaben ben 2rs
beiterucrCinen 9lnlNB, Der Sefientlihteit gez
geuiiber St:lluug iu nebmen mo iGr BRO.
gramm in beitin inter Sorm oarSulcgeH. Der
Sfmei;cr y@ritli &ercin" bat nun Elm
Brogramm pcr6feltlid)t, unO lanten Die BON
oemTielbeu g~eltelttn Sorberungcu:
y @rOBerc ullterlilBlug Der S6uleH ourd)
Den Stant; p ell S9mct3er Siirgerreht; y
cit ebrlldeS 9eiet ii6er oaS 9tutlirred)t: Die
She; A gletde GtUtlgeieee; 81 gerCdlterr Ser
tbetltng Der Steucrn g. grUBcre Spfer oeS
Stoote5 fir Die SolOatcn; y @eietgcbuug
ourf) oaS Solt.
6. Top in CT. @alleu criu6te ais YrGii
Dent oeS Interlsationalen glrbetttr5unocS ocll
Jtegieru1gSratb mn Gtnrdumlng Der &cit-
ld)ule SebuiS Ab9altitu9 elmer y0tftltlid)en
&eiprcdHug iiber Die Nrbciterfrage." Der
3iegierungSrntb lteB Serrn San purd) einen
StaHtSidrciber c%r0iiHcn, OGB er nidt int
Sale iei, benz @eilhe St entipredlel. St
Nolge 0Cfieu muroe Die beablidttgte Ser
iammluug an g.. Srli Inter freienl 6tmmel
abgcbaltcn. Der llnlptle Der 3abircid bciud>
ten ScriGmmluug ridtcte iidJ beionOer8 gegcrt
ole &autou5rcgierlng, neil Oieic Dem 2lrbciz
terbunoe bic sur 3cit mietbpeiie citcln Iriz
Uaten itberlaiiene Hettldule ntd)t Slr Scrfit=
grug gcitellt hattie. Dad ScrbanOllngeu,
Weldle namentlih Nurf Die SppOittion OeS
iitr Die Slrbettgeber cintretelOeH YrofeiiOr
&aiier bon ct. @Glen iebr itiirnliih mllrbcr,
nabm man folgcnOe merfWiirOigc Seidliilie
an:
y Sdnmtlidc Arbeiter ucrjNmmelu Iih
an einem nod nGbcr SIT b%eItimmeHoen Gage
i'm SercinSlotalc gum v6rctboi;" q iie Siebcn
III gcoronctcn 3uge in ben StOltcrbOf uor ben
0tegicrnn9Siie: - ic entieloen bterauf cine
Population al bic &cgterung nit Dem Ser
l0ngen, OOB bic Jfe9terung in elmer iogleih
nbSubalt,noen Stgung blc y2lrbcttertragc"
III Die 0Ono nebme NM ibrCu SutideiO ben
uartenoelt grbeitern mlttbetle; AZ meroe Den
@8iinid)cn Der 4lrbeiter nift eutipro ben, 10
werOe man iif alber5 belfer mitiicn.
Su 2lltitabt iol utter &urOantmall 3itnot
Elm Serein gegcl baS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ges
QrilloCt lUCroei;.