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6cfer's Wurfciuraeu.

Do laut einsm Sbreibsn pom IL. b. Ults. ST..
Secfer am 3d., "a. unb 70. Hopember In Baltimore
feline Sorleiun9cn balten ipiro, iueroen Que Sreunbe
~oeiielben hermit frrunolidft erlubt, ih beuts, ben
20. b. ,IitS., Mbsnbs 8 ubJ sn elmer ndb,Ien Seipres
DUNG In Der .@oncoroia" einfinben su polen.
ais Disicnisen, ipelde Saiion, aartsn in SGnben
baben, iperoen gang bsionoers. eriubt, am obt9tn
abenoe NIT Dem Srn. SddSnieliier abtlrednen,
u. 5acius, Erdlbent;
l276) Sph. ". 6elmann CTR.
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6tlDl i'uH l'p lNH' 'oN"'S Nto"at wv oN CIV
biiluugeil, peld)e bic ST 3iplomaten oes
empire MN mad eiuanOer all Die Seffentlid);
felt b%rir9eu, ndbreao eS bod 10 iebr i'm ST.
ttreiIe Der Sad)e gerutleit mare, Itreilg had,
benz ausiprude Rapoleon'S /. ieine ldmubi9t
@Gite in Der Camille ju maiden. Der Sal.
Ter in Sbijelburit inSbeionoere iol oae Sene4
betti'id,e Bud nit einem lebr ungudpi9cu
&opfibiitteln aufgenommcrt baben, ba er e.
nitt sl biqigen uerm69e, oaB Staatsbeamtt
uad)trdglif bic ni6ti9iteu gebeinlel Sofil'
mente in 10 inoisctplirirter Wetie fitr ibrt
Yripatinede unb 3ted)tiertiguns gebraufen
Rouber ieinerjeits nGre, tpie man la9t, iebl
beiorqt, ob oer neueu Yerbfientlid)ung, peld)t
bic Serren @ramont lnb DC ct. Sallier Dor
bereiten, unb Der @rsS taatsminiit.r iol per
i1nlid) cine Sermittelung berlud)t babeu. bi
aaem Gnideiue na1 biSlan9 i'd frrdtlos er
wieien bat.
- (0ie 8%eieitignugen al Der Slgrcn5e.
Der ,&ourier om Snra" Se!gt an, oab Del
arisgsminiiter I'M YcSrii 1T, Dem YraiiOeu
ten Der Stepublif Die uele1 Pl1re Der BE
feitisunsen bon Selfort, Seiancon unb ienes
SbeilS Der Sigreuje uorSnle9en, iueld)e id
pom Siioenbe bes @liaBes bis mad Yontarlie
erftredt. Selfort miiroc nadBaris Der iidrfit
8afienplae Srantreits iueroer, lnb baS On
item betaftrter Sorts, bic onrd t~leirere Werf
p~erbunben uiib burb porgeibobehe 8erfe I'm
teritiibt iinb, bas bier 5uranmenoing gelang
nno bnr1 bic Topographic Der %nmgebung il
portrefHi6 unteritiitt miro, ioq 9leifseiti
i'm f~leiuereft DiaBitab III Seianeon wieoerbol
merben. Die Wihtl9feit bieiesYlatcs, beiel
Sefefiaungen nod gum Sbeifppn Saibal
berriibrer, 1irb fpeld)e ben Inforberin9en be
nlobernen Stratesie nid)t mebr entiprehen
bat i6 fir unier SertbeiOignnsSipitem uer
bopp.lt. aue Gn9pdic oes 9ura, ale Gus
9Gnge Der @ren5e lolen mad einem genleiil
iamcu Ylau, Der ebenio i~nscrti5s ais iurd)tba
1T, beidiitt unb geidlofen werben.
= Wud Dem tldgliden @nbe, Oas bic 81
furiion bes Yrir;en Napoieon mad Goriic,
seuommen, bat er, Der bic Snie! ais Grinm
pbator 5t betretel boiite, oieie MN befannt
lid, bcrlafen, Dor Der Abreiie jeboh ltod) ieil
| Manbat ais @eneralratb bon Ajaccio nieber
gelest. YtnnsBlon bat iib III ieiuem aebel
! idon oft iebr ldAsrlid semadt; 10 pOntan
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Wrurr Wnuncrsiu.

% Der ngpilbslm Gels8aupcrein" mt 10 9roeem
9rloGse 0b9ci0toNcu %luorocn, 10 iDoaen ielnC Wiit9liez
Der mteper einen neuen Sercin %ariinben. Gle laoen
oaber Seocn, b~eion6crs Die SitsBaltimcrer, bic beiz
treten p0len, elm, 9ienifdg, oen 81. Noo., Nbcnps
s ubr, bel Srl. 5einrid, 9Seisel, Sfr. So, Gan
eaiteriraNs, gu Stsiem 3iuete fb etn,utnSen.
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9teae Mn,etgen.
gefanufu,ahuna.


Die 9mpfaIsrSte iinb biermit ansepteien, In ibreu
Sireau'S slpiiGen 10 hno z llbr Rabmittass, 5un
3ipeds bes Sinpiens uno Wieber=SmpfenS aler In
ibren rsipettipeu Maros ipobnenben 8erionen, ipelbe
fid bGSu e%infinoeu, ae9enlpdrtlg 81 iein.
Milton %. Snplur, N. D.,
SanitGtsz 6 ommiiidr.
Ramen unb Sfreau'S Der Snip zaer5te.
1. uno 2. 2paro.
Or. Spbn NJ. Sulipau, Tr. 1l6, Ebameshr.
3. unb a. Warb.
Or. 6. NJ. MorTt, SIR. 81, Sfz8altimorefr.
D.. unb 6. g9Grb.
Or. M. o. Sapfor, SIR. 1876, on Wonunentftr.
z. unb s. S4arb.
Or. 5obn q. Gppnan, RI. 25S, DIT Nabiionfr.
8. unb 10. gBalb.
Or. y. 4. gtUbinion, Nr. III, NorbzGb arIesfr.
IL. unb 12. Wdrb.
Or. S8ni. See, Ser. 33a, ysoro @utaps, Gde BON
- SoifmanitraBc.
13. unb IA. @aro.
Or. Subn 6. Barrie. Rr. $50, 9erin8tontraBs.
10. unb IS. Waro.
Or. 4. 8. Sseltp, Rr. 40, Sanoueriirabe.
II. unb 10. g8arb.
Or. q. y. Sbomas, SIR. 339, 9i9btiraBe.
10. uno 20. gparb. ......
Or: q. 8. sastsn, Str. 522, esrlnstonitra6s.
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W,tseiue.
Nrhielmrin (CIDERl

STR 9aumateriaIien uno DieIen AT reeu ,irtcu Yrei.
fen iperosn SaupeIeinss9 " Totem in 3ablung anaenoms
men. III. u. Wfougbiiu 4 Gobne,
(Nou. t8,3Dite) Gfe Der Yrdttz unb Yreji0enttr.
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mare. Sine GRtiheiourg Der @Ctidte in bieTer Sode
iebt nit Setimntbgit gu e]rtudrtcu, ians or. Wibule
ietntu 8las bcbaupteu nil, mas ireIljd Suciicls
bait lit.
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no aansfau1sute fparem go ssrpssmt, fpenn
Il. ibr Yapicr, ibre @ouorrts, @eidditsbiiher u. I. T..
BON cincm MIR nit SdretumateriaIien banoeInesn
@eidaftt tauien. c5usgcmbcirner S @eil, Sdreibs
acknowledgements In Rr. OF, % etsSaltis
morefra 6e, babeG Gin 0ro6es Eager uno %ofteriIeu
~beionoere Bortbeitc. (Wflr5l6, ,2.p)
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6il6iicSBnnb.

8ercin fir 2ebensperGdDcrung, Srarfensunter
fiisnng uue Spoperdtipwefen.
Sotppbt 9cbensa, afs aud 9eitpolicen iueroen BON
elmer incorporirten 2ebenspsriiderun9s : @cieniGaft
oes Staates ytelpsYorf aus9e8ebeu.
Grantersl nteritfbun9 iieben Dollars pro Mote.
Hdbere 4usfunit ertbetlen Ole autoritrten Ngentel
beS YuubeS. tWta.13,1Sl
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&artpfeln! &artoFclu!

bon alien Sorten, pom ben Barren In ben aauferr pajs
ienosn Guantitdten %pertauit, in ben garos out Der
Gds Der Nortbs uuo WtonumentltraBe uno @de Der
Worib. unn Sranitlnitrabe, nNoroiite @entral, sijens
babn."
i27b-SM @m. S,put & Conn.
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N6rblide Central >GHeubahu Gomn.

y" GdbdBM nj q fftr8:E fftedu,
8aIttmore,b ben %. Ottpber 1871.
SiDibcnbe Wr. ~.
Sr elmer ON q. Oftobsr sebaltsnsn Bsriummlung
beS Direitoriums iuuroe ioI9enber DeiGIub ansenoms
men:
~SefdIcHen, tan cine balbidbrlidte 1tpif tnte
ppn trei 81 Nrp3ent eui oas Capital, ans ben
Rettosg innabne Der @eienihaft 5ablbar, am 90.
Wopsmbsr 1871, frei bon Staatss unb Iiational-
4bsabeu, erfldrt tperoe unb bas bic itebertragungs.
Bidder pom ~. bic sum %. Nopsnter, incl. bstber
Gage, seidlofer b%leiben." -ltgl.
SioiSenbcn aut Der Bbitabelpbia'er 2ife ,pereen
burd .1eora aaber, Wr. 234. 9th : 1riftes
Strd6e, TBiIaeeipbia, be3ablt. Die Saltimorer
Site In bisfem 8iirsau. Sm Maftrage:
j259,6i, FOG, S2-4) q. q, Qeib, Sdatm.
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Ban gegc gu 3. SganTs,

nm Wabmafbinen su taufen.
Man gcbe ~ IL. Sbauts,
UNI @d9mai6intn rcparlrt gu erbalt,n.
Ntan 9ebe an Z. SbanfS,
nm Spulidife, ytooeln II. I. 10. Su tauieH,
tiniacr unf beHer, ole an tr9euo sinen anoern
YlaPe.
Ndbmaidbinen : SbanfS,
Gde ber 2pmbarpz unO Sharp : Straee,
Der ~gritsn Yaptiienzairhc. aepcniiber. eDsS6,tS)
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nsz. .Gnifen nnb Mrfd[tunacn.

2aroaue'S SuffeusS prnp III Suueriidtli6 ais elm
iihcres unb eriol9reideS 6etlrittel 9e9en 9nitGn, Grs
tGltung uuo ale arantbciten Der Standardization
anSiempieblen, iolUobG iIr atnocr ais aud fir Gre
i~uadliene. Yrcis 20 @ents pro Staihe. gu BADEN bel
Sarpauc, Gcfc Scr Baltimore ure Sdrriionftr ),
pipte bel alien IroQuiIten. (Nuouit23 ,l2Wlte. tap, J
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Wener SanBerein.
CN 4

aaen Wtit9Iicbern uno 8enieniaen, Die fh nod
anihlie6en molten, sur JiaGrldt, oaB Sienaag, ben
q. Siouember, abenes 8 ubr, Ole Seomtenfuabl nno
erhe GinSablun9 i'm B~erlGnmlungs-9otale bel u.
Santer, Ser. fsa. Sbarp:, Gds Der gortfraBe,
fattfin6eu. 4. &cimer, PROB. ErGi.;
u. Saneer, prop. Shaen.;
I27l-Gl Sph. Wen. prop. SeIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

sy- gufseber Der 3abluns on Gpa Maria @runs
Der In yteioenfels III erfuNt, tn Der Gspeb. b. 81.
norlufnredien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

QBir erbietten' iosben $50 fsafsr auserleienen iasen
Itsus Dortcr Iepfelfueins uno empiebtcn ~bielelben au
~9eneister Nbnabme.
4puis Gbuer & Sobn,
Wr. 1 uno 2, S'Sonnea's Weritc,
f2,6-S) Nreh ertdlfra Reus0 p6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20
SQubereine
yRountftr. sWouoerein Mr. I.

9isier 8erein bat Iib politdnots orsantfirt, Die CT.
fen auHo9en e,nbe,lblt unb Bcamtc cripdbIt. 47S
antbeils itno seSei6net nno cine usrteferteS onititus
ton a~n9enomncn. Iue itne trennelthIt etr9slaoen,
bei5utretsu. BerIlmmluns icben Weontd9 Mbenc
nm 5 llbr bel pm. g. mhuer, Gde ter Mounts
ffraie iue Srecerie' aipeline.
Mntpn Srpe. Rrdiioent;
Seinr. Sol. Muler, Shasrn,
fo76) .. sfnrI SS. Ganicu. Sefr.
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RS- Hufg eber Der 3abIun9 on Dlab. Manes &c
In Berfin 1T erintt fih II Der @rpeo. b. BI. ~ mel
Nan
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GS Gdrt.

SIS fdrb:
nab Ianscn unb idusren seoen e onntae, ben 10.
Wouember, uniere seIiebtc Sh'uefer unb Sbrpi9erin
1Sinua Charlotte Grune i'm q. SABRE ibreS &c.
hens. Die SecrbisunS fnoet bon Der Wobnuna ibreS
Srloers Gart Z. GruMc, Nr. 43s, 2iabtfra6e,
aus Sienffag, ben Il. Hopember, I'm 2 ubr EaGz
mttta9s itot..
Gle rube in Srieotn!
t276-7) Die SinterbIiebeuen.
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ss- sir is!senos gsriousn llsssn Srefe in Der
Gypec. b. 2Sldtte9
Trau Siftpria 1bomae;
c1Obnnu 04duner. Ifl fFfU
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Die a~arfi@sMuiiii&en 8aber

n Str. f56, aBsRs6awettes, aabe Gntasp NraAe,
perbiiten nidt nur 1ranibeit, fonbern finb Gin fitereS
Seiimittet 9egen Jtbeurlattsmue, @iht, 9i6mung,
geib,pdhte Seber, Tieren. arantbtit uu6 bic Der llriHs
@eidse, nerp6fe uno pbpffaliffe ShfpdGs.
Die efcitrtlhen uro deirifatifdeH Bd6er bringer
mineraltihe uno anbere @iite aus benz Gpftem lub
MAIDEN bic @irfuIation oes SdiueiRes trei. l26O-l
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SIN SiaSboro' Sas., ~ieierte in pOriger
ISOLDE Der GARNER SOiepb SaHiant nit ietner
@Gtttn Sarab Die n9 olbene Soh5eit."
llnter ben @aten b~eiarreu it0 oret Baare,
rucIGe iiber so Sabre uerbeiratbct iinb nno in
letter 53eit bieielbe Screnonie Die ygoloene
So6Seit") mlttgemadlt batten. Der Jtcitor
oteier G6e'Seteranen 1T 9tidter6iram . ounos
free, ieit 1919 uerhciratbct Der in 1921 inn
Alftrage Der StaatSgeeegebung bas County
Dtontgontcrp auSgelcgt unb ieltbcr lmnnterz
brodlen bort gepobnt NIB aenlter betleipet
hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

Sin @oIopro;eB bonn 80 d. worien
Srett ag" fam am Sreitag euolid) in Der
superior Court 6u NewsYort 5ur Serbauo-
lung. Der &ldger, Sr. gilbert Speper, mar
Der eir5ig pernommcne i3clge. Gr meiute,
er jet rob nm einmal naf Stpeiidbrigem
Shweigen iprehen Su tDn1en, unb madte
or oann N1Sia9cn, in oelel er flar llno be-
itiinmt iiber rntsrreOungen beridtete, ole CT
nit SameSStst, lull., lnb Smitb @outo 9e.
babt bat. DIAN beauftra9te i'm Sob su
%tuuiert, uno mei9ertc iit ipater, es in Gm-
pian9 5i nebmen. SaS Cob mar 81 l42t
9efauit porOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

or Nnfaeber elmer ya6!nne BON II H5aler yr.,
! b. Sf. Uor5nipreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20
Sin neuer Nnunrrrin

fuiro In benz SerIamnilungsfotdls ocsr Central Gpc..
Sauoereins gtr. g." RorSpfsGfe Der 1ratts une
Geus lira6e, Gngeieu9en. Cine uorliutige Serz
iammtuue 1u6et ON 1punerftGs, ben %. b. Nfts.,
Ibenos "a $ ubr, TAFT, wo3u VILE, bic 1betl ~
nebmen iulpiten, boflihit ein9eiaoen iuerce1.
SIN 4uitrd9e Yieler.
Gart Dearten, Wiib. @dlfcucier,
(o71-o) Sjcprq 2rpuer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

Hg- o duten z! q 0uIem! northumberland,
tbuin! = Utan 9ebraAhe bic un8erbrehli6e Sieicls
budz5 breibtaicl Ole In alen @ro6en bel o Ii @ en-
betmer Il Dettiu Str. 15s. aBeffs8altimprs:
franc, Su baden In. (Ufirs16. lS,2.p.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20
Galtitr. immerw94ren0er Yauberein,

gtnsm ieosn miro bier in bieiem 8eretn bic ScIss
senpsit %9eboten, per belSutrcten piinitt, baar Selo
duslubejob.en iir ieoe Inmeloung. bic 9emaht luiroi
oarnnl oCriiume aeuucr, ndbiten Wittppd,, ben %.
9oobr., I6enps Z llbr, 81 eri6einen bel 5rn. Sob
6rieeridJ Myth, Nr. 17s, Saff', nabe @ilcns
Strahe, no aud iUieoer Anmeloun9eH fir Selo entH
Qe9en9euoMmen luerbeu.
Gcors Sdining, Brdi.;
Sob. tSricer. Moth, SdaBm.;
I17G-A Sermduu gsprftcQ. Setr,
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Observation-Disclosures sWaunercin,

Gde Der Spr,ns. uni D altimpretrafc
Dieter 8erein bot fiG politdnbis or8anifrt. 3eits,
20. Nopbr., abeHos Z lbr, Wirc Die I. fpodentllde
9uitage einbeSablt uuo 8ednte crtud6lt. uebsr 900
antbefle iinb 9eSeitna. Sine oerbeiierte Soniltuticn
1T an9rnommen. 2isbbaber zines in jeoer Se5lebun9
9uten SaupCreins fino ircunolldit eiH9elaoen:
Seinridj MSerner, prop. Brli.;
2puiS SebI, PROB. Shabm.j
f274-6) Sejurid, 1fitler, prop. Sctt. .
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So Srudfad,en, Sitbosrapbir. unb@rapeurz
0rbeiten iueroen BON Guasenheimer 8 We'll,
fantsn in Wr. i6I Wsits ii orsitr. ants
Gle9anteite beiorgt. (Utdrbt6,1S, 2.pj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-20

Wra0's "GRAND DUCHESS" Sill
niides WaKer.
"READ's GRAND DucHBss COLOGNE"
"READ's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoaNE.n
GRADS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
8as bette to(nti6e Waiicr in 4merifa, uniibertrofs
len pom lr9enS einem anoeren grtitel. Stein Bsiu9er
bieies
ausgeseid)ueten 9arfiims
gu oerieben. Gbsnio piro empioblen:
.Seae'S Sempelritterz Spauct,"
,0teab's Gempelritter= % oQuet,"
pRclb'5 GcmpetritterzB oluet."
5srner ,olte auI teinem EoiIettentijbe iebIcn:
.Jieao's ma9iihes 9ulper lir bbien sails"
"Jte0o's mu8iiGe5 Bulper iIr boien Sols,"
Elm unibertreihites 9eilnittcl fir Salsleioen irsenb
tueiber Grt, lpte cine 6taide, ri6ti9 a%n9ewanbt, bar
tbun luirb. Die sSirtun9 oes Wfittels III cine nuns
berbare. VI. 8. Nfeac,
(SSpt16.1Sl SIR. ISL. Baltimore, nabe 4igbtt
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Sermii6te An3et8en.
VI. SenrD Giuitb,

&tuma6cr
npn Iufteid,t oerpacften aSadren, 9luffern, @Trs
HoDeii, Tomatoes II. {. T..
Iace aHoere Obi uno Semitic ptr0 iailonm6Big
perpddt.
W on btttet nm Guftrdae mad
(Sft. lois ,t&U) Sfe Der &ccs uns Suipareffr.
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rgs Gt,uos fir icor SsomiI;e

EsgT Nilpas fiir Jeoe Tai'ltlle
Ginc TlUrcnce'fbe Mdbmafbtne
lit Die bette iMr dae sirten Nrbeit uuo Die %nettefte Wtas
ihiue in Der Welt. Dtan fomme uno iebe oieietbe in
benz 8crtduisze ofale, Wr. 40, Rprsse barlesffr.s
I'M "SrcimaurcrsS cmpeI," an! (Suli1S, 12Dite.l
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~ Sian leie bic gtnSeisc BON SrYaut, Strattpl
S Sahier'S fauirnGnuiid,er Sebranitalt aui Dc
1. Seite! (Stt 2,1S)
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-08

cea for poverty, nor hope for the minemum,
when there would be no poor. There
would always be shlftless men, and those
who live beyond their means. Labor was
not antagonistic to capital, but trades
unions were right in using the only weapon
within their reach. English trades unions
would be right if they bankrupted half the
realm to make capitalists look down and
say, "What is the matter with them 2"
By the election of officers by
ballot they are educating England for a
Republic that will arise when the
sembance of monarchy fails. But strikes
are waste of capital and labor, and the
American artisan is differently situated,
for, with his vote, he can concentrate the
thought of thirty millions on him and
make scholars and newspapers his vassals.
Mr.. Phillips condemned great monopolies,
especially in railways, and said if Tweed
exhausted the patience of New York by his
taxes the shadow of the little finger of the
Delaware and Lackawana railroad was
heavier on them than Tweed's
loins. He recommended political organ
ization to hold the balance of power be-
tween parties, and spoke favorably of the
japanese custom by which mans land
reverted to the State after death. He
would tax wealth heavily, and when incor'
porating capital, make labor its partner
He advised battling with corporations
which rivet chains of labor, and sale
if corporations are essential to facility
cheapness of production, and statesmen
cannot devise plan to reconcile them with
liberty, then it is useless to send men t
Congress, when one man can record tn
edicts of the Pennsylvania Central.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-08
SUMMARY.

"A great many cases are reported OF
persons having frozen to death in the North
west. , f7t
The telegraph cable between New
Brunswick and Prince Edwards Island was
broken during the heavy gale.
The New Hampshire Labor Reform
Convention at Concord has nominated Lem
uel P. Cooper for Governor.
--Cundurango has been successfully
raised in the Island of Jamaica from seeds
left by DIR. Keene, of Washington.
The lost Porto Rico and Jamaica ca
bic has been recovered. The break is
twenty-eight miles from Porto Rico.
A dispatch form Scranton, Pa, says
q strike among some of the coal miners IS
imminent, owing to an ALLEGED inequality OF
wages paid.
The Grand Duke and party left New
York yesterday morning for Boston, IN
tending to stop en- route at New Haven and
Springfield.
Mayor Hall was on Thursday night
expelled from the Union Club Of New York,
on account of his alleged connection with
the Ring frauds.
The safe of the clerk of Middlesex
county, N. j., was blown open at New
Brunswick, and valuable papers, but no
money, were stolen.
-Tweed's time for adjusting his bail
has been heightened twenty days, and
Tammany cant get quorum for the pur-
pose of expelling him.
The gale on the coast of Prince Ed
wards Island Frustrated fences, trees,
houses, two churches, the telegraph lines,
and wrecked two vessels.
The coroner's jury on the murder o.
Kate Leehan, in Boston, has rendered
verdict that she was murdered by some
person to the jury unknown.
-Corsas' carriage factory, in Atlantic
street. Brooklyn, was burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $50, 900 partially insured
in the Phoenix and Etna companies o
Hartford
-Wm. Stowe, postmaster of Springfield
Mass, for fourteen years, and clerk OF thu
House of Representatives for six years
died suddenly Yesterday morning, aged 53
"A fire in Hagerstown, Md, yesterda,
morning DESTROYED Rollins & Burbank
warehouse, the Episcopal church and tn
Courthouse. John Fridinger was kllle'
and several persons BADLY hurt by fallin
walls. The county records were nearly al
saved. The losses are as follows: III
Courthouse, $4,000; church, $4,000
Rollins and Burbank, $4,000. Total in
surance, $4,000.
The Indianapolis Journal contains
letter about the late hanging of the thre
negroes charged with the murder of tn
Park family by mob. The letter say
that the negroes were innocent OF Tia
crime and that thew were hung because {
the prejudice existing against them an
their race in that neighborhood, which
strongly Democratic. The letter infer
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TErn ST IVES for the Ia st prn District of Nir-

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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of Nir-
ginia. f.-..
In the matter of Wheelwright, Nudge & Co.
VS. Benjamin Bates individually, and us one of
the firm of Bates Waddy Bros, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
BEEN to wit on the LIST day of December, 1871,
filed in said District Court by Benz Bates, Of
Richmond city, Virginia, in said district who has
been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the
act of Congress entitled IAN act to establish q
more uniform system of bankruptcy throughout
the United States" approved March I'd, 1867, for
a discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 10th day of December, 1871, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, before w. w. Forbes, one of the
registers of said court in bankruptcy, al his Of
fee in Richmond, in said district is the time
and place assigned for the hearing of the same
when and where you may attend and show cause,
If any You have, why the prayer of the said pc
tition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, thai the second
and third meetings of the creditors of said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
w. w. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy for the
de l-F2w Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of vir-
gnia. leil. la f .r ann ff
In the matter of w. L. Williams VS.. George
Reid, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern--The undersigned,
Emmett Crump, of Richmond city, Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment rs assig-
nee of the estate of George Reid of Rich
mond city, in said District, who was on the
- day of -, 1871, adjudged bankrupt by
the District Court of said Dist rict.
Dated Richmond, November 10th, 1871.
EMMETT CRUMP,
no l7--F3w Assignee.
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nIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED

lSs-Inyol
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL STATES for the Eastern District of Tir-
ginia-In bankruptcy. .-lrIf.F4
In the matter of William Miller VS.. John T.
johnson, bankrupt. 7g ~ IIr- vry
warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by
said court against the estate of John Il. John
son, of Henrico county and State of Virginia,
tition Of his creditors; and the payment of any
debts, and the delivery of any property belong
ing to said bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are
ors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts,
and choose one or more assignees of his es'
tate will be held at court of bankruptcy to
be holden at the office OF the Register in Rich.
mond, Virginia. before W. w. Forbes, Esq
Register on the l4th day of December, A. ID
1871, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
,flILII. DAVID b. PARKER,
de 1-F2w U. S. Marshal.
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i 2Sth day of November, 1871, p warrant in
bankruptcy was ISSUED, out of the District Court
OF the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, against the estate of w. II. keining-
ham. of Richmond, Henrico county, and State
of Virginia. who has been adudged bankrupt
on his own petition; That the payment of any
debts, and tle delivery of any property belong.
ing to said bankrupt, 10 him OF for his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him, are forbid
den by law: That meeting of the creditors Of
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at q court of bankruptcy, TO he holden at the
Registers office, in Richmond Va, before w. w
Forbes, Esq, Register, on the 2s,h day of De
cember, A u. 1871, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER,
ia l--E'2u IT, :. Marshal,