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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
SmItGnSc IN 3pmifiana.

Sin amtlid)er, i'm 6inanS 9eparttnlcnt
cin0elauicner, lltcr'm Is. Stunt oGttrter Sez
rtd1t BON NionrocsS ountp III VoutItalla lagt:
,Seit Dem IA. &pril bat cS in gioro=EOuiitala
iehr aubalteuo gcrcgnet lnO in Solge bellell
itcbcll Jest groBe 3betIe Der Sirdiptcle, Die all
oCl Wtiliilltppl mo Die Slltle Snad)tt1, Jtco
uuo Blad Rtper anltoBcn inter 9Sal'er.
9ritdcl urlb Sdbrboote bat Die Sod)fluth blll-
iueQaCuommcl, Boltrorteu nluBten alf9e9e=
ben iueroell, ODER luenll Die BoItell bod ollrd)=
Qcfiibrt iueroell, ban1 iucrocr Die Roltldde 6lz
crit 0e6ifret, alle oiiiilclltn Yadete ~bcrauS9c~
romlnet, NIB oieie bltiben oaltn III tr9enb
eiltm Stalle ODER Jtebelt0ebGlloc liegelt, I'M
III pernooern. Die IuSIidten alf cine Saullz
U oQcuz Grnotc iinO iebr entmutbi9enp. Bic
BfauSer in ben SulnpfAegenben babcn iton
mebrnlulS BON Neucm p~fanSCn mitlen. Sn
utclen SGlen bobeu bic 81anSer, iuenll tbnen
aud Die lette YianSuts tebllt)lu9, oaS game
unternebncn art9e9eben. 81 1ilnll9eren Gos
talitGteu iino Die Stel9el 70 lhmnd), Dap
man uibt mebr, ais cine babe Grllote erz
marten fam. gud) bic uSitd)tell auf Die
MiaiS= Grnbte finO itled)t. Der 3ultaro oeS
SooenS bot bic YfIanScr oaran perbtnoert,
@raS unb llntralt allSSlIdterl, ino b~telelben
Oroben jept Die WlatSpila1je1t 81 erltldell. Die
allSiiften i'm IQgenleinen iinb lebr bitter.
Die politiihe algitation Oauert tort; Der 9rbs
Bere 5beil Der gSeiben begt Die bitteritcn Sc
fitble gegert Die 9iegcr mn Die Seamten Der
Staatsresieruug. Der Sap 1T in Dieier Sc
0ero ollrt ben Iusial Der letten gofal=
g8ablcu mir nod iutcniiucr gctuoroen, unb in
Den leBtel Sebn Gagen 9lanbtc mai, oaB jcs
ben Qugeublid Der Souilitt auSbret)en peroe.
IS Iino bdllitg 3rObnngcu ultSacitoBen NOR
ben. 8eioe Yartsien iilto NIT &afien mobl
ucrieber lluo icbncn iid) mad Dem IuSbrlde
Oes Samples. Sanben bemaiineter WtInncr
ioncu in 8ereitihuit lteben ulo auf oas Sig
nal sum HoSidlagen ip0rterl, nm bas Wert
OcS SlutuergteBerS Su begirnen. NSpotaten,
QOttOrent Sauientc, YianSer llno Seamte
~beiorgeu ibre @eihGitc,, ilOem ie itets ben
Repoluer in ibrem SerciGe baltcn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
Scbr tpabr.

Der ct. Coulter ,gns. b. So" iugt:
r@enn iemals, 10 1T iett Die Belt, iid rad
einem mirtliden S%taatsmarrle unt;nieben,
uad) cincm Wtanuc, iuclher Die polttilfen
aufgabcn gum GegcnitGloe ieiteS StuoinmS
gemaft bat, Der nit gepie9enem 8tlien ulo
9riinbli6er Silbung no mOglid) aud ciai9e
prattiihe Griabrun9 I'M Dfentltten 9eben
pereinigt. Ntanner bieier Grt, Die Su9letf)
betauut geurg inb, I'm Nusiihtcu in elmer
Soltswabl Su baben, m69en ielten iettt, aus
geitorbeu iino lie aber iider nod ltid)t, NIB
sic Seiten bapon iino ohre j3meifel III bilrs
9crlihen, nift in militariiden areiien Sl i'm
bcu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
'ureall erfol9t

Die 3opfabi9neiOere iplft mic
Der. 81 eonispile, &g., mudt lett ~cini9en
Sagen Elm Ginbreher uiel bon iif rebcn, Der
Rahts in bic @obnungen prilgt, ben idlaz
ienoen Oamen bic Saare abitneibet, bcren
@fieften aus ben standardization nimmt
lno in ben 3imrnern nmbertreut unb ild
entiernt, pbne GtmaS mit3ulebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

M " ua9enbtimer & DetI, maruiattirenSe
BdpierzSdnbler. Ser. 157, G4eits YaltimoreitraRC, biez
materialien, Drutdrbciten II. I. n. fir @e5eaibaiten,
Santen &c. tUtdr5i6,t S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
MQaenl. 9rntihcs QNaiirnaans.
Silniie>SuuD,

Screiu fir iidDcrung, &ranfen st1nters
ffiisuua iine Gpopcratioipcien.
SotUobl gcbens-, ais aud 2citpolicen nerben BON
elmer incorporirten Sebcnsperiihcrun9s @eielibaft
oes StaGtes yiCUz9orf nuS9cgebcu.
arantCn= llntrrhlsun9 iieben SolorS pro Wofe.
ocs Sunoes. (Dtb.t3,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

gtad, Der liin9lten 3Gblun9 wobnen in Der
StGbt Srooflpn 246,6l1 MtenitCn,
Oarunter 4765 Sarbi9e nne 5 Snbianer. Die
Oeutihe Yeublferln9 beiteht aus 36,2l8 Sce-
len, Die uui folgenOe engere rSaterlGnNer" lid
uertbeilen: SaOcn 1918, Sapern 1852, Src-
men 234, Sraunifwei9 40, Samburg $50,
0annouer 1868, oeiien 1925, Solitein 8, Vii
bed IA, Medlenburg 800, Raiian 100, Slz
benbnrg 10Y, YrcuBen 9l43, Sa1icn 1880,
@eimar Al, 8iirttembers 22o0. yti6t ipcs
elf ART 64G5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Dem uYbilarelpbiasr SpeSiul SuHO" sum Sc
ideut Qculudt mirO. (Scull
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

gtcfps y orf, u. Sum-. - (gSilllamS-
burg. Setrogene 2iebe uno SelbllmOro.)
Sin 0eutiher, SObaun Wtiilcr, Dor iedS
9abreu bier %ein9ewanbert uno ais 9lrbciter i'll
Der 8as=Gonpa9nie an SuBe bon 9tOrbz
-. StraBe beihafti9t, erbdn9te iif aml)tOn.
tasc. Dtiiller, Gin felBiser urb ipariamer
iuugcr Maun, bate in 0eutidlano cine
Sraut 5uriidgelaien, Der er nunmebr Die
Vtittel 9etuabrte, inn III iolgen. 9as MGo-
den be9ab dyau6 aui Die Gelie, madtc aber
unter,uegS Die Setanntidaft zines iungen
ManneS, Der baielbe 10 Ill feiieln muBte, oaB
Der lie iebnlidit erwartcnbc Srduti9am mo
OaS 9egebene @elobniB pblig ibrcr grins
nerlin9 ~cnthmanoen. NlS Die Sreuloie, itatt
III bic Arne hires Serlobten gu ellen, bel III
rem neucn @eliebten blicb, bruhte 00S Miils
ler, Der nit Der ~llutrele oeS Utaodens feline
ibDniteu Sofinlngcu biuiinfeu iab, 10 alBcr
lid, baB CT SelbitmOro bc9ing. Wtiiller btns
liBt Gin fleineS @riparntB BON einigen '9uns
bert Dollars,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

CO gBer cine Gefd,afts .,SerGneeruua beabs
fidtist, Der 9ebc Su 8ugsenbeimer &WeiL
Nr. 49,, YseSf s SaltimorefraBe, unb tauie Cir
tulare, Tednun9en, Srieibp9en, @ouperte uno Sarten
%buielbft. -
aD- g8er elm neues @eitdit be9innt, Der ocbe ,u
GusaenbeinIer y Neil, Nr. 157, g9eit Baltimore
itraBe, Bapierbdnelcr uno Decentralization uno iauie
Shreibmateriatien, SrIdiaten &c. ~baielbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Ole 0uh bcrelt ilnb, WeI0tr nut ms .5ur NHsbupIun9
bier in @mpfdn9 5u nGbincn.
8aiiagczSiaete per ScseliGtff i'm i3tpiibenoed, mic
folgt:
Bon Bremen nab Baltimore fir grlpadicne
DO. for 9iuher 5tpiI6cn 1 mo 8 Sabren.... 1900
Ser 9ampfcr pom Bremen nab Baltimore:
iii SfUtlWtHpCuC. t9U.UU
8afasesSitete fir bin uno Surilf gu berab9cicsten
Breiien. (Iprili3, 1877
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Sin tnbi8fretcr steiner San3z
Ii #. - Yerionel, bic in Der giabe bes YrGii.
oelten pertebren, ersdblsn, oaB in uoriger
ISOLDE Si Yong Srand) benz Brliioentcn mi
mioerleslide Sepeiie porgslegt purocn, oaB
Sberit Gliforb Sbomion, Der oamals nod
Sbcridreiber i'm SteuersS iireau nnb oaS
S0ctotum bcs Generals Yleaiauton mar, ben
9eamttn Der rNem. Dort. Seutrals Giicnbabn-
.Sompa9nte" Swel Gage Dor Der qualification
Der Gntiheionng bes Stcuer.G ommiidrS in
Der groBen scrip. SsicucrunsS -angelesen,
belt lolhe Radrtbt p%crtauft bat, luclde bic
iclbel III oenStano iette, iib por;uieben uno
segcn Serluftc 3u ibiieen. Der Yrdiioent
ipuroe bsnadridti9t, baB Sbomion iid $4,000
tiir Die Der %Sompagaie 9egebenen @intc bat
beSablen laiieu. Sb bic Sad)e iih mirtlid)
10 perbalt, baiiir biirgt Ger Seridtsrfattsr
niht, aber er fam nit Seitimmtbeit perii-
beru, SaB ie benz Yrdiioenten auf iolde art
Oar9eitellt woroen 1T NIB baB balo barauf
ole abbanfun9 beS Sberi6reibers I'M Steuers
Viirealt %erfoIote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

Conf unb lest. - 9ie MitglieSer
Der penniDluanliten 0egi5lutur I'M Sabre
1868 babcu iebenfal8 piel fru9aler gelebt lluO
warcn meniger perfeiuert, dis Die pom Sabre
1871, wie iton aus iolgenoen, bon Der Sc.
g~islatur i'm Sabre 1855 p"aiiirten Scihluile
beruor9cbt: .aein Wiitglieo Der aicmblp ioa
bariuB nad benz '6auie fomncr, ODER iein
SrOb unb itinen Sdie uni ben sum Sauie flip
ROM ru Stufa, rer,phrsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
Oir SNrcS,,d,c S16b,moSd,iue

1T Gle bclicbtcffc in ecn xdmilien,
flr ShHcioCr, &lcioCrno6e uno Samiuenzarbeit bic
bette in Der gjttt. Ntan pertCble nitt, ie gu unters
iuhcn. &trtanit aui monatlide Sabtun9en Sn ben
nleort9itcu Saarpreticn.
&ertGuis5lmInCr Rr. 50, Rpre s Sbarleeffr.,
i'm SrtimGnrtr SoAen5auie. (auli0t9)
Spoes=2tn;eiae
Tm IL. Suri itlrb in @ol6sbOro', 81. e., Obs
muue ARTHUR See, s 0ionatG uuo 3 Gage oft,
SobnbeI pom s. 9. SatIb. uno Wtarte e. SoHis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

9en neueiten Na6ri4ten aus
SnenoS IpreS 5ufolge Dom II. Wtat)
mar oas 9elbe Sicber fat ueridmunoer. Wiall
iddet Die 3abl Der oil Der idredlidlen GpiOe.
ME Setorbenen auf $1,000. Die ileine
Golontc bon 9elti6en in iener Staot bate
$50 Spfer gu betlagen. Die ,beutite Sci.
tun9" erldien iuieocr in ibren g%emDbnlihen
Sormate. Die @inpanbcrun9 aus europa,
iueldc gum gr6Bten Sbeile aus Statement be-
itebt, bate wabreno oes gSiitbenS Der Seud)e
gGnSlid) auf9eb6rt, ba bic Baiiagiere nlft
lanOeten, %ionOern auf benielben Shiiic, auf
benz le sctommct lparer, Srriidtebrten. Die
Nahrid)tell aus ben YropinSen AM "a Ylata
berubigenS; MI in GorrienteS bate
oaS 9elbeSteber i'm Scrbaltniie TAFT nod rnebr
Spfer aeiOrbert, ais III Yuenos Ipres.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

ST. Sacran III II 0, GAL, ltarD DOT tlHts
0et Wod)en ein Gbineie. Die crit Dor ctnl9cn
Sa9en ibr Gnbe erreid)enocn 5rancrs Scrcnto-
MEN Dor bent betreiieuben SaIit rparcn foly
gelloc: Su Der Sriibe purOe ell SSeuer allge.
iiinOet uno in oaiielbe Die 8leiOcr ocS Scr
itorbcucu gerporfen. A%logepeiber, III melBe
Sapu;eu oerbiiut, lagcu Ouf benz Srottoire
uio ld)rtc'n crbarnllif), mGbrcnb nm onS
Scuer berltnl mGnnltd)e uno meibltdlc Gblrcs
len, Sober nit elmer WCiBen Sinbe i'm Den
aopf, it0Ibcn lnb CRIME ;3mei9e i'll Der 5anb
batten, NIT beuet tie tortp6breno gegen onS
Seucr 81 auf ben Grobooeu ltlugen, 3. ..
ais Wolten tie elm gSeien, OaS aus ocn Slam
men eltilteben molltc, III ole elbel SIritdltellz
d)cn. Sine lan9c bagerc @cltalt, III Idlruar-
sem Salarc gebiilt, uuiheinerO eht htneiihtr
6obeprielter oSer Gr;btihof, itauO ebeniallS
in Der gtdbe, lang llno iprab iorttpabrenO
ihlug gletd5elttg Elm Sedct, mari bin mo
,pieber ein beidriebeneS Bapier oocr etlGll
Steden II Die Slanmell, lleigte itd) 9e8cll
N~ieielben NIB nlad)te i~onitigen ISoflSpotlS,
Der pobl gum ttncfiiheu Sraucr.G cremontel
gebUrt. 9llS baS Seuer DIE Sleioer faIt per
iebrt bate, murnclte CT eintge Wortc, nabm
pom elmer in elmer Sfiiiiel ertbalteueu Sliii-
Iigfett ocn Wunb poa nnb ipte oielc oaltn III
ole Slarmell, nm gleid) barali balti9c2Sortc
bcrporSuitoBerl, morauf Die Seier Oui Der
StraBc tbr Gnoe errcid)te. SIM paule ld)ctnt
Nicielbe leOodl nod fortgeiett 5l ietn, nenlt
olrd) OaS ofiere fSenIter follnte man oaS ME
ieblenoc game 9ebrateneS hmein uno lonitigc
fineilhc Gederbiiien alf einer Safcl ct.
blidelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22
Setmtihte Serihte.


Die eutietlihe Snrburei Der Chine
en- rie ielbit in biciem yanbe fOrtOnuCrt, CT
iiebt man aus iolgcnoem &orfna in Gan
SruustscO: Sine Sbineiiu, wslde BON ben
@igcntbiimcru elmer BroiitutionSbbble III
ihGubcrbaftem trautcH 3uitouSe Out Die
StraBe gelporfeu muroc, nm III iterben, trotJ
auf alien Sdnben uno 6itBen naf benz Sta
ttousbanie, um 0iilfe Su iud)en."
Son 8oNefer, W.-Y., 1T am Osrui.
heueu Treitug Elm gcwiiicr Sol. @iintber, elm
Wtamu bon AZ Sabreu uno lett 5 Sahren Der
6eirOtbet, nit einem 18sldbrigen Ntdohen
Ourhgebrauut, inbcm cr ieiu OreiiGbrigcS
S6Bnden mitnabnl, ieiucr Gruu aber baS
liingcrs S6bterd1eu %;uritdlieB. Seboh mar
Der quite Satte unb Suter nitt mr. binIidt-
lid Der Gbetluug Der Sinocr 10 gciutlenbatt
-bcilcibe!-@r bate turS SlluOr uiu $3.50
ein oGlsdeH mo NM S92 b08 bartil belnoF
lihe Wtobiltar p~ertduft mn III benz leIner
yNlteu" ;uriidgelaiieicn A6ibteoS = Srltfc
ianSeu iih i'll lauOcSiibIiden o9reenbadS"
uoblgeSlblte s4j8. 80 Oor.-QaS nenrt man
cbrlid) getbeilt ulO-y'S gibt bod nod 9 ute
NiruidPul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-22

BRA ibeut Grant bat IN Yong
@ranh a d feline u ube;-Saum tit
CT BON ieiner SOur uGd) gSeIt $Oint al Die
Seetiiitc ;%uriid9ctcbrt, ais er aud idlon mad
@aibiu9ton Suriidtebren muB, unl elmer ga
biuetSiigung bei5uwobner. Der BraliOent
lit nid)t auf Roieu gebcttct, ulb man t0nntc
inn wobl 96nlen, oaB er in fanbIiber l3us
riidgeSo9enbeit auf ciHi9e Gage ith bon ben
Stantsgeitditeu crbplen bitrfe Nber
10 gcbt eS Ocl Mdhtigcn Der Groe! Sctlt
gSuuoer, baB general Sbcrman BON Der
Yrdiioeutihait gtitts ruiien milf!
Den $ omboputbeH lit cine pcrbtente
Senugtbuun9 81 Gbcil 9cpOrOen, inbcm ibr
Golle9e, eiu Or. Spooner bon Sneioa, Der
our6 ben friibercn GOmHtiIdr OeS 4cniionSs
lueielS BON ieiner Steallu9 ais unteriufeuocr
Wunoarst fir bas Yeniionsbiircal entboben
worbcn mar, neil CT 81 ben 9ilngern Sabne~
maun'S Sdbltc, bon benz ge9enmartt9cn Cont
miiidr micOer un9citelt poroeu III. Similia
similihus Curantur ...... 2lldl cine 9alIS
tlciue 9Oiis 9erettigtcit bat eincn 8roBet
@crtb.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

liarshal- r. TNGRAHAN
A,sisiant HENRY WIGASr.
PkrL BRows, Supt. OF Draft Horses.
.loEL Foor, Snpt. Of Horses genl. purposes
j. J. PARKs, Supt, Matched aud RUadsters.
l.. l.. DunBS, Supt. Cattle.
N. Y. STRATroS. Supt. Sheep, Swine Poultry
~ II. BAssETT, AQr. & Mechanical Imp
y. y. CANFiELD, Domestic h Floral HALL
Nelson kUDER, =" Fruit and Vegetables.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

Best trotting stallion, mare, m gelding. OF
I'd trotting stallion, marc or geldiug... OF
Best and fastest pacing mare or gelding.. OF
Best span Of mules .................. OF
2d span Of mules. ...... ......, go. OF
Best single mule ..................". 2 0t
Best lack k........ ................,a, III
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
WILL BE rRLp AT

iDate and Directors not furuishe us,)
OFFICERS FOR 1871.
Prssidont--JAMEs W. Ross.
Wee Prcsiieat- DUDLEY A. AvsRY.
7reaswsr-MARris WARNER.
Sscretdry-GkoRoE PuwERs.
DIRECTORS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

n. bah who propose to enter animals or
articles must determine for themselves under
what head or class they will make their entries.
When once entered no changes in the entry will
bo permitted.
The Board reserve the right in case of bad
weather or other unavoidable causes. elfeciin ng
the reeelpts, to pay pro rata share of all pre-
miums from the avails of the Fair, after taking
out the expenses.
The rules will be rigidly enforced, unless
good and reasonable excuse can be given for
the failure to comply with them
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
TERMs OF SALE.

OF all tinlbered lands, one-forth in hand aud
balince in three equal annual instllmen S; tr
one-third in hand and six equal annual install
ments.
Of prairie lands, one-ffsh or one-slxlh in hand
and balance Ia five or six equal annual install
ments aS purchasers may prefer. All sales TO
be by contract and deferred payments to bear
seven per cent. interest.
Than the above described no better lands can
be fund in the State of Ohio. The celebrated
= Ditch No. ~" is constructed through the
midstof them; the Mansfield 4 Codwat Ter n. n
is located close by the northeasterly side Of them
with many miles Of the grading thereof ALREADY
contra ted. and il is understood with the officers oT
the company that depnt will bs established in
that immediate neighborhond. The Bal imo'e
Ohio r. r. ~ nov surveying a line inimedi.
atelv through them.
lmprnvsd roads numbers 10, IL, 20, and the
Miltdnville 4 Tancnrk Free Turnpike Dilche.
Nos IL 46. s3 81 X lil, besides diuhes and
roads of lesser Importance, pass through these
lands
Now Is the golden Opportunity fnr III Sc who
d sire to obtain homesieads vi ch will, in shnIi
lime. he worth from $50 tn SIS per acre to do 50
Another such will not again be presented u this
county.
F. & D. X, HOLLENBECK, Ag'ts.
PerrysburE, July 10, 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

Several persons having expressed to
us desire to purchase parcels of these
lands, VIC will, to accommodate those
desiring to buy, meet them at the
house of WILLIAM HARPER, in
Liberty township. ON
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1871.

A minimum price has been fixed npon each
parcel Of these lands. below which we cann,t
sell. Should different parties wish the same
tract, we will sell to the one who will give the
most for H.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
ONE SOLID MILE

Of Princely Dens Carriages, aud Yshs. gorge
nnsly painted in Green, White and Gold, with cos
lly Banners, Flags pnd Notices floating fron tie
tops Of each and every one, containing the Iloval
Beasts. The Horses gaily phned ana Tile Dr-
vers in their richest holiday attire, presenting
scene of grandeur creating The Widest entnusi-
asm everywhere, unprecedented in The annals of
show history.
Preceding this magnificent cortcee is the Gilled
Car OF obernn, from which emanates the soul
stirring aud inspiring music Of Capt ,Toe With
er's famous Cornet Band, followed by the huge
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
SPIRITS SPIRITED AWAY.

Between two and three O'Clock yesterday after
noon Charles Mentrup, The proprietor of the liquor
saloon at No. 75o Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, had
occasion to visit his cellar for spirits when he OBJ
served that the Holland gin cask had been tam.
pereu with since his last inspection OF the barrels.
Further investigation elected the fact that az least
ten gallons Of gin had been spirited away. Looking
to the fastenings OF the apartment he found they
had but recently been removed, and ths thief had
rolled snail keg across the sidewalk to the cars, on
one OF which he was observed to take
passage. The owner or the Holland beverage I'M
mediately harnessed up horse and wagon and
started or In mad haste down the line of the Fulton
avenue cars, watching the platforms OF each car as
he sped along. At the corner OF High and Fulton
streets he was rewarded bv overnauiing his pro-
perty and its daring custodian. He handed the
thief, who gave his name as Charles Fowler, over
to the custody OF roundsman Phalen who locked
him up IN the York street station house 70 answer.
The liquor Is valued at forty.two dollars.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
FROM BEER BIER.
L'xhfermeu Invade the Lager Saloon Of q
Long Island German-One or them Shot


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Llxhtcrmeu Invade the LRGer Saloon or n
Long Island German-One or them Shot
Dead.
The following despatch was received at Brooklyn
Police Headquarters, from the Seventh precinct sta
ton house. last night:-"At forty-fve minutes pass
nve this afternoon Dennis Mccormack John Reed
and William Meyers, llghtermen, went into the lager
beer saloon OF George Neepe, on this side OF the
Bllssvie bridge. when difference arose between
them and Ncepe. They finally put out OF
the place by the proprietor. Mccormack. how
ever, shortly afterwards broke IN the window, and
pushed In the door leading to the saloon. Neepe
then fired one shot from revolver which did not
take effect. Neepe then went behind his bar, and
Mccormack, who entered the place, came up to the
counter and struck the bar with his fist as lie cried
out, "Come IN, boys and have drlnkn
Neepe Mt this juncture pointed his revolver
ana shot him through the head McCor-
mack fell down and Immediately expired. The
murderer was arrested and given over to the GUS
tody OF 0fcer Terrier, OF the Seventh precinct. The
prisoner IS now under lock and Key at the Green
point station house. Mccormack, the deceased,
boarded In Union avenue near Eagle street, Green
pOint. lie was single man and twenty-eight years
OF age. William Meyers who Witnessed the tragic
occurrence ~ held as q witness. Neepe, wIO has Il
wiie and SIX Children Is fortysix years OF age and
- represented by the police as being man OF vio-
lent disposition.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.


The Southern list was generally steady. The final
street prices were sfollows:-TennesseI ex coupon
63A 81; do. new, 63al "a; Virginia, ex coupon 6s
o 60; do, new, 60 20; do, registered
stock, Old 53JS a 81; Georgia skies. 81 a So;
do. sevens, S9H 80; do. DO, old, 90 a %:
North Carolina, ex coupon, 46A Al; do. funding
1866, 81 80; do. DO, 1858, 20 80; do.
new, 25 251s; do special tax. 10 20; Mis-
souri, skies, OH 92 do. Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, 81 91A; Louisiana sxes SO 20; do, new, 63
IS: do. levee skies, "A IS; do. do eights So 90;
do. Pententary seyens 72 "A; do. railroad eights
70 80; Alabama flves, 6S 72; do. eights l02
103; do railroad eights, 94 q 100; South Carolina
skies. 73 IS; do. new, January and July, e57s
65A; do. do, April and October 81 6s; do regis
tered stock, DID, 65 72 Arkansas sixes 81 o 90; do
sevens, 81 q 90; Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling
81 So; do. interest elghts 10 ST. do. second mort
gage eights, s6 SO: Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage sevens, so a S5; do do, second mort
gage elghts 73 IS; New Orleans and Jackson first
mortgage, 81 30; do. do, second mortgage 70 o
80; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first mort
gage, IS a 90; do do second mortgage, IS q So;
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, SO 81; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, 70 IS; Wilmington, Char
lotte and Rutherford eights, So Sc; Memphis city
skies, IS q 81; Savannah city sevens 80 "a; New
Orleans consols, old, IS a IS; do, issued railroad
slxes, 20 a IA; do. new, sevens, 70 o. "A.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort.
The New York herald., 1871-03-26
A SAD BRIDAL EVE.

The Affection of q Sctaulket IL. H. Maid-Her
Betrothed Drowned or Murdered on the
Eve of His Wedding Day.
"There's many slip 'twixt cup and lip, y is an
axiom OF ancient times, but can be applied with
every sense Of propriety in the present sorrow
full instance. On Monday night last young
man in the employ Of Judge Strong, OF
Setauket, named Du Troit, left the beach in
small boat for Port Jefferson, for the purpose OF
getting suit OF clothing which he had previously
ordered, and some trlnkets for young lady, From
the residence Of his employer girl Of nineteen,
quite handsome and wlthal good natured, accom-
panied him to the beach, and bade him goodby as
he pushed Off for the other slde To this Qlrl he was
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED
and 1t was for his wedding ou TIT he was going to
Port Jefferson, as on Wednesday they were to be
married. From that time to the present nothing
has been heard Of Du Troit. As he did net present
himself on Tuesday morning those who were inter.
ested in him felt worried and began to make inoua.
ries regarding him. No one had seen him.
The boat In which he departed could not
Cured % to some har qalx mais ana nave met
with an accident. Wednesday came and went.
and so did Thursday, but brought no tidings OF Du
TrOit. On Friday 1t was thought best to dredge the
bay. The boat was found at the bottom near the
Port Jefferson landing, but Notwithstanding the
dredging was thorough, not tle slightest vestige OF
the object OF the search The people now entertain
the belief that he has
BEEN FOULLY DEALT WITH,
II he perished In the bay his body would have
been found. The poor girl is completely broken
down with grief To her the stroke is sad one, as
ali her hopes are thus blighted on the eve OF the
wedding day. A HERALD reporter yesterday inter-
viewed several OF the parties. They do not for a
moment belleve that Du Trolt would desert the girl
and devise the sinking OF the boat TO cover suspi-
cion and create a sensation. ae was an honest ana
trustworthy young man. He always carried a large
sum OF money about his person and ON the night In
question had more than usual.