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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
llnflllc IIIr Scc-
Gtc fsbipinolcrifd,en Wfnni,ipals
Scuuitcu i'm NhitdbclDbid.

BbilabtIpbia, 10. Noubt. Stute WioraCn
luurbe cine Bctitou ocs Wdpors 6or in Common
Flsasr @ertdlte uorgcleat 6as 8etmoBen bes bctrls
8.rlbeu SbapmeiterS ,. Z. Oidrcer untcr Surotel
bu iteIlen. aub BEN Oertts ,uiro bur 3ttt I'M Bun.
be61rrtdte Der Yro,eb acmadIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Ser. ct. Grobgei6woreneu Don SuStou,
2lrijOuu, erbebCu iormell 2luIlage gcgcn Die
Serlpaltcr Der SnNianer. Reieruntiou I'M Ser.
rttorium, aus 6eucn beruoracbt, boB Den
Ipadcn crlGu6t wurOe, uad) Sut0iiuftn ben
arie9Spiao Su bcihriten, 81 morOen nuo Su
iengcn. Serucr beid)nlbiaeH iie Die 3noiuners
SlgcnteH, oNB lie bcn SnNiauT 2Saiien uub
Dtunitiou liefern unb Die 8unbeSoiiiSiCrc pcrs
ben bcSidtigt, Die 6rauen Der Subiuuer uuf
ms (NrnictItitr al mi hrnud,en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Siipper & gBiainms,
Var. 81, SaupperitraBc.
Xlciimcr I!
Srlts' Yatent sGiiruble6 YcOaGnus.
0Ty az S3,It Roteut Grbohcru Sobrifout

Cincinnati, Sbtp.
8ie Iuintrtiamtt,t Der Ardltcttru, Soumcifr II.
Gn6crCr ntutlirCr gcriorrn Miro oui ttcit neuc unb
OcrJf9tidbC ieucrs, wdiisrs unb iuiuoic Sd6bc'
tecfunn biHaelcntt ,ullhe "a UntGCrg" Nroieu une
ptd neoriGcr dtS rGcuo tiue 0uotrt uorJdGuu, pic
ton.SodotGnuH. uClde Dem @ubltium irmGIs oiic'
rrt, onGebCttn lutro.
S5tecu Hibcre TuStunit unO Nuitrdac iuenos man
fb al 6. G. ~. SSraetors, ncratsAacpt,
Rr. 3lt, SSeits itsS'altimOrcarane,
no q d YroUrn onaeicben uCrocn tOnHCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

OaS Senlellllc in mIBbraud)en.
NuS Scutrnlz uuo SHoz z9lmerifd.-
Nortibritt IN Sbtli.
tcuipdbl int 9cru. - Scppr(tc=
bcnSe Nepcfutiou. Guatemala
berbdunt Scn GrSbiTcbcf unS ben
Sifd,pf ,peaeu Setbciliguno all
Der Repplutipu.
Sing ton, Sam., 8. Rou. -gadrit)s
ten BON ASptnmall mel0en, oaB am :. b. Dt.
Der iponitc Nre1Sbampier ,.SornOoo" oeu
amcrttaulIden 8ampftr pSirgtHid" nod
inImer bewod)te II. baB man troe beS Grotet.
toratS oer 9tcgtCruu9 bon @renaoa bciiird)tete,
Dap orlelbe cincu Suiut MAIDEN meroc, ben
0ampfCr 81 fapTu
Rad)rtdten BON 0bili melocu, ouB Die Sc.
9icrun9 beabitd)tigt, oaS Graucouiid)e @cbtct
permanent IN beicSeu. MltC Gticubobuctt
iucrben i'll Gbli perlGuoert uuS pcrtitoene
neue 8Outcn oermeiisu.
,Sn Vmn, YCrI, graiiircn Die Slatteru.
Die BrIfoentenuobl hattie Die Grw1bluug
BrnooS ;ur Sol1e. Dan betiird,tete, ban
bic &caCrung bic SSnBt tiir nngiiltig trlld.
reH uno ben Gen. @bcmQue gum temp. YrG.
itoenteu erfdrGn Ucrot, nm 6auu nit Siilic
OeS DttlttGrS ben Sruoer GCbemoucS sum
0itt0tor 81 crnerncn. Sn beicm Souc
miiroe natitrlid) cine nCue 0ttuoluttou auSbrcs
dlen. Yraoo bat berettS 5000 Wlanu Irups
pen ruO pIr0 oiOrt BEN Grtcg erDfinelI, penn
Die 3feJieruu9 ieiue gSabl nd)t auertsnnt.
9tm g8ubltale fam cS III Vima III cincm g(ui.
rubre, bel mtldDem Yerlonen 9ttbOtet uno
20 ucrwunbct wnroeu.
Sn Guatemala bnuerH Die polittid)cn llus
ruben fort, Der Siidloi uu0 Der @r,bid)oI
pnrSen peBeu Scrluidelun9 in Ole lcBtc Ites
pollution oeS QuubeS uerluielCn.
Nud) III SonouraS berrld)en llnruhelt.
Can SolpGoor perbictst Die Sef6roriu0
non SnltS III Sdlitcn leneS StaottS.
Wfdriucs itufGile.
BroOt hence, RS, 10. gtop. - Die
Srigg ,Hroutier," BON Sapanuab nad) BRO.
uoencc beltmmt, ltrdnoete Hut ben Selien
bon Seober Gail, ,uuroe aber mie6Cr ilott &C.
maft uno nad) ber StaSt grbradt; iie miro
iebt permittClf 9ampfpumpeu iibr S,m
SSaiier erbalten.
@tOuceiter, 0iuIi., 10. 9tOp. - Dit
benz Sd)ooner IS. 6. 0iu09s," wclder am
IL. Stt. aui Der ,Scorac' S8ant" pcriaul, iiuo
folBenbe Berionen uutergegan9en: 9ebQn u.
Splauo, binterlabt cine Rrdu uno A Sluocr,
SboS. 0earp, biutcrliBt cine gGittue nit 3
ainoern, Wifact SiggeralO, biutcrla5t cine
9SittUe NIT SiuoCrr, 4terauoer OtcSenSie
biuterldbt cine 98itt,ue nit Sinoeru. ii.
@B.iitopber, 81. Nniou, GbOS. 6olep, s.
gSelib uno 8. Smitb waren uuuwbcratbet.
llnfillc CUR Gee.
Detroit, 10. 0topUr. = Der neue elierne Spfr
pSuotd" IN i'm St. 5autt ct. Uaricz RUer acIunfcn
Ydbcrc Ragbrtblen eblcn nod, aleu iunbrihriRlib
tteB Der Samper bci Dem ncerl9en gpdiierltGnoe
aut cncn Hrlien. Wian bat uon bier aus Bumpsn
9edtdt, nm oas fsObrBcug 81 tcben.
JtOriolf, 10. WOpbr, - Der Sdnat 0anIptet
"Gtora," init rner eNouH9 8dumlipOuc uno 5atfsz
BroptGnt an Boro, perbrannte beutc Dlorgen an ei-
ner gBCritc uno Ilnf ioiort Raluit $4,000, ritbt
ctrTbut. Der llriprun9 beS Seuers 1T nibt srintts
tclt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Toronto, 10. Noubt. = Nus alien 5bcilen Der
SsrrbGit Sauaoa trciieu Serldte dber elm prattpols
les Iorotbt ein, tutldes man ge1crn abrnb bcobdd'
ste; 6diebe lcutete rubingniGrbig, bluu nno acGb.
Nm uielcn Stellcn bClt man 60 lr ben gpioeti1riu
einer 9ro6en yen erebrrnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Snlanos0epei9e,t.

MuS 0Uafbineton. = GabinetFsuna.
- Der Dampfer ,,0crnet." =
Georgia ,pirb nidtt ,,9efufluSt."
- 0Ncber In Nbil1belpbia bic
8lattern famen.
gpafbington, 10. Nou. = Die beuti,
gen 8epeniie Ginnabnen beiiefen fA auf
S289, ,053.19.
YraNoent Grant gab geRern abenb Elm Di.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Wcus WrdilI,stf,ipcin.

ct. SobH, 10. Ropbr. = Eis Gitgieulns ucn
TcusB BrGunibWGia bat ben 8orihlag ponS. W. Our
fen II. Nuo. ausenonlnien. Ole .Jiprr Oh Supebabn"
81 bauen. Die SompaJns (oli cine Ssnoiubiiotc pou
10 Adcrn per 0teile erbNlten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Stc SNeioa. Semelnoe i'll ltciu-
Dort begiuut Nt) uugcniitpId) Su iiiblrH,
lcitocm bic llnterudIun9eu in Snlt Sdfc Sttp
i'm Gange Nno. Der Acltcite, 'or. 9topcS,
bel,brt in ciuen Sdrcibcu all cine 9tlbong'cr
3eituu9 bic gSclt oarilber, oaB Swiid)cn DIOR
mouismuS uub SommuuiSmuS ein bimmcI,
meiter llpterid)ico beitebt. 9aS mag ihOn
redt ieill, allcin mas II, pom mordliIdcn
Staubpuuttc aus, ocr llntrrhico Swiidcu
MornoniSmuS uub Sueio0iSnnS? Die
Geebe Der Sucta 8emciuoc idJIugeu Der
Dtoral nno ocm 6HentlidleH anltanbe nid)t
weuiser tu'S SeiidIt, ais bic Der 9eiligcll pom
Saliiee mcni9iicus mus man bIeS aus
aaeul, mas man bon tbr bort, iWlicBcn.
Die SSuptlin9e Der Santee-Sn ia
ner bicltcn lcgtblu cine Scriammlung NM
ben Snptriuteu6euten SanneD 81 bcwcgen,
icinc Nei0naton 5urildjuScben, ,uobci cincr
Der SUBne oCr lSiiOntB iOlgeuoe 9teoe btelt:
, Sater, lt babe Dir Ghuas 81 lagcn. SeluS
SbriituS fam in bic 9Selt, I'M elm 9robeS
Bert Su poubringcu. Uiande licbtcu ibn,
anbere udt. Gr mciltc bier, bis ieiu 98cri
pcncnoet mar. g9cun 0ub Du bleibcu UIui,
iutrb Sott Dir belieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
9tCuc Q(nicigcu.
9cutitsumeriiantidrr SauberriH.

9euHhsumariiantidlrr Sauperriu.
4tari sSerth rcS MntneiicS $500; s5ud,cn-
StuIahlIul 80 Gts. pro SluthCil.
Ee crtttC gHottu &tr'dmmuug Nnoct rGtitCH
Wlpntaq. ccu IS. gicUtmbr, a6enbs lbr, i'm
5huiStmncr Der Stride Uul hy 2uemcit aSfc ecs
SrpGSmGn unb ecr HrdttflrGGc duit.
SUtlUipunnru aut ole HuyAG Gtblcbenfu Gntbtle
wet6tu IN bittr 8rridmmIun0 CRtOcatn0tunmmtH
uno sulUgtn wuNcr ioIurt aui ir iCecn Der Atcnins
bgbCT uurt6rttbnltr BcoiuqurncH HrGoCitrt.
Sr. Is. t5tiHfhrr, VrGuOtut;
RphCrt 3cne, &cC Erifctnt;
NIcEauecr y. 5SiieIe. GaiHrtJ;
t2f0-7M gsisbolaV NJ. Smith. sttitir.
81 Scppicjc 81
a., 3cpptdIc! oi
81 ycppitbe, 81
E3rpfc NrciScruitbriQuua un so bio 20 prcl.
i'm Wcrnlcid)c nit Gltcercu SiCidlditcu uuicrcr
Stdet.
Ecpp II uon 2h Genif bt6 $3.50 Die Nate.
Die SGbnDIasu iabrtn am eloCn UoTbet. Ntt &C
ben uuerU 3uaocn NGbr g'tlcte.
Sir ipurcH unbcoinat Sch, lucnu Sc Shrc 2cps
pCpe In gir. 81, @onopcrlrlBt. iduttt
Slipper IL WilIinms,
Var. 81, Saucperitrd6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Sn Cincinnati farb iocbeu Der A
Sabre alte lSilb. 2b. SGn9ner, ans Sabliu
gen, 8itrtt., gtboren, Der lsi7 ciumauoerte
NIB ais Seltcricr, 8aRer.6 .60briiant uiticitig
befanut IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Ole beiten Steinfoblfu ,a oeu nieorigs
sipu WrriIptt-

aoblen bon Der ,Baltiniorer 6ompasne," pou Der
rGuaerz SoNonet @ompasnte,"
biper uno RAID brenncnoe Soblen--oe beten 9oblen
aui oem bieiigen Oidrtte
5u oertdnien
aarrenIabunass g. oh ber3onuentpeiie.
HudJ n9ptsn'6 BGteus" uno Gumberldnoer 3obleu,
Is. 4. SiaaS uno 5ameS Siaas, Nsenten Der
- altlmorer Soblen "u. nlniorzG GienbGbra9 omp."
Siireau: Rr. 2, Suutbitra6e.
aoblsnboi: Gde Der Iprtbs une @aeiicn'
Gtrafe. tOtt141SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Wfebl.
Central. WlcbE Depot.

&baGen9esSamtlicn. ......................St $40.
GbaneH9erSrtras Wfcbl Bu....- -...........-.... 8.
S6ie gu so uub 65 Cts. nno $t.20, 80, 100, 1.60.
Eret in'S Saus 9eltefert
uno gdrauttrt.
Soiue autb
slpan,is 66fier meme sriine Grbien bel
Is. 2ewis SuuIap,
l266-fl 9fr. .tH. YReSfs 9 al tim ore FIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Der (SefSil,drff-

New. 3 ort, 10. NOp.- G5elO fliiiii9 iu
6 Yro;ent. Brima 9iScoutoS 10--l2.
98edliel iflofien ieit iu SO bis 81. @olo
fau 1l1s. SonoS ieit. atticn geSriidt. S;it
eini9en Ea9sn cirtullrten GIeriidte, OaB Die
yGbicago, uuo 9tod SSlanb Gienbabu-
Comp" bcabiidtistc, meittre 9lften auSju,
9ebsn; berielbcn wurOe beute ofi5ietl motr.
iprohcu. Die @ilaus bCS bieiigtn llnter.
idaeamteS bstru9 beute s66, 1854 ,570 in @olO
llUo {, 6,765,4S2 in GOurdIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

2luS Scutrnls uno SHos sltmeriea.-
Nortibritt in Sbili.-9rGlioeu=
tcuipdbl int 9cru. - ScpprIfcs
bcnoe Sfepciutiou. - Guatemala
oerbdnnt Scn GrsbiTd,pf unS Seu
Stid,of ,pcaen Sctbcilignn9 All
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Die 8rGuoc in QStScoHitu. -
Gn Correspondent oeS WtlmNutcc'r ,g9iS.
couiiu," Der tudy bic Sronb. .Jtegioncn gcrtiii
ii, itaet Den burd bic S0talrupbe herbcigc
iiiBrten @criuit oil Dtcuitculcben Oui 100,
llebcr bic Sglulc an Gi9enthum lagt CT:
ogiad) elmer mdbi8cn Sdldguug bcrogcn bic
BeriuIe In ocu Bit)tenuGlNern Der Green,
Bah Region SaO0, 900, bic am Wolie Slube
100000. 3u cinSelncn Striheu iyu6 ganSe
Sneden barter SDBer itcbcn gcblieber. Der
Shaocu, ben bic ganObeNeer erletbru, betrdBt
elua $500, 900. IS murOeu 10 Sdgemibleu
I'M Yertbs uon 1925, 900 unO 3Gune, Gera.
the II. 0rgl. inn SSsrtbc uon $500 900 jcrit0rt,
9m @auStu tauu man ben SdnOcu oui 3
Wtaionen iddten nobel bic Scrluite III
Beibtigo nid)t nit cin9erchnet iinb. ,}n ben
SotslS, aoiibduieru uuO SOipitdlcrn I'M bic
8ai bcrnm lieSen itber 800 Seruunocte uno
ilberau triht man aui Berioncr NIT Der
brannteu @eiidtrrn Sduoen ober SiiBen.
Nand)e fnO 10 hwcr pcrleet, OoB iie taum
i'm Bette licgeu tjnneu. 9ianlcntlih Die
6rauen baben 9clitten, beNcnteno mchr, OlS
bic MiGnner."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

gtew Dort, 10. Noubr.- MaDor 0an
ertlGrt baS @eritdIt, 0lS beobfdltigc CT III re-
itgnireu, iobulO Der nett crwNbttc St0ouath
ietuc Bnnitionen antrttt, ais uolitGnOig ans
Der gutt ge9riiiCu.
- @encrnl SrnuS SigCl wir6, 10 heibt CS,
O'0OnOOan Soiia sum 6itlis 0icgiicr ers
neHren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

ner SIT Gbren ieiucS SohncS, wsIdcr ais
StabsoifiSisr bes Sei. Sherlnon beutc ua6
9lems yort abreiite, I'M iidJ aui oem Sris0S.
id)iiic y Babaib" iiir europa einSuibiffeN.
3n oer bentigcn SabinctSiteung iuarcn ale
Diltglteoer anmeieno, beitlbe bauerte nobe;u
4 Stunoen. Die meite i3eit nabm Die Se.
ratbun9 itber bic Geiultate Der Giuiloicufs
SommiiIon in &niprudl, lpcld)e bon ,Sru.
Curtis i'll einem lGngercn Sortrags SCmons
itrirt puroc.
Die ameritnuiife uno ipaniidle 9tegicrung
iino me9eu oeS 9ampiers .Sornet" nod ;u
feinsr SerliGnbi9ung getontmeu; cine Sors
reiponoeuj III iiber 6en Sal cr0ifnct morren.
Ser YrdfOeut beubifti9t uibt, in Geors
gta baS Srte8Sgcieb III prOtlOmireu, oa ttinc
llr'adle fir btcieu S1ritt uurbanocu lei.
Senator Scotr 0ellt cS in glbreoc, oOB CT bteie
DtaBre9el empiohlsu.
Yromineuts Serren erfldren oas llmiidl.
grelfeu Der Slatteru in 8bilaOelpbia aus bent
Sertaufe Der Siliicloedsn BON ben Slatcct-
uno Biegau.S .Snoiauert, tuo bic SeudIe Dor 2
Sabren 10 tirdtb0re Opfcr forbcrte. OamalS
ipuroe Der Serfaui Der SGutc perboten, bod
einige Dtouate ipGter maren oi,elbcu Der
idmunben uno man uermutbct, buB iie ourd)
Die Sanoler ibren g8eg mad PbilOOelpbia &C.
ftr, no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11
Mu8 s5utnoiS.

Gbicaao, 10. Wop.-5iiui Geiansenc,
psld,e in benz Gouutp- -@eidngniiic 81 ySae'
ia, 3d., ibreu YroSef, erwartctcn, brahen
an, Wtoraen oeS s. 9top. aus uno lino bis
lest nid)t pieocr eingsfaugeu worben. Wian
hat cine Yelohnuns pon $3.50 iiir ibre 8ies
berperbaftung aus9eiett.
Sniolae Der boben 8erFdrungsrateu fir
bic bicf9en 8rnbhpeid)sr baben Die Seileer
bon @ieratoren beiAloIleu, ibre si9ellsn
Oampfiprisen an6uidlaiien nnb id IN sale
enes Branbss ge9enieitig 3u unterlieen, ba'
fir abcr gar rid,t mebr sn pcriidlern. Ssser
Brnd)tipeid)er erbalt cine Oampipnnpt, BE-
rem Sd)lduhe onrd) ben gan3en Ban reld)en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

IN SroOtlNn, N.1W., no bcfalIntlldl
Die Stiugpartct iicgte, lit ntan ben irehhcn
S8ublberiigcreieu aut Der Spu. Die uutsr
lsgtueu Bdrteicu - NepublitOuer uuO &ciora
mtr- bcbuuptcu ciuitirtmia, ouB bre &idCtS
luirbsn. 9butiad,s it, OGb bic 8ridtc bon
mebretn g8ablbcStrIen nod uidlt eingrgOn'
gen Iino unO cine Dtenge 3cu9uiilc iiber Die
QrbblldIcn Giu9riiie III ole Bablircibeit pora
tegen, al Sencn BET Srootlpner oSoB," Wtc.
2aughlu, unb ibm srgcbeue BolieioiiBion'
ten pCri6ulid) tbeiluabmen. Wtan nil itPt
III 8rootpu in Nerielbeu gSeiie, mte III ytelus
2ort, gcgeu bic WiiictbGter einifreiteu. Gin
50cr Gonitc bot iid) bereuS nad Oem Oinfcr
oeS 7Oer acbilbct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

3W ueue 80 tcrne" ltnS Om &ruit
binmd Nep.Dorps auf1tgan9en; Die OieS-
ioiopruuiliu YbilOmcne enmoru nub Der
Youopirtuoie unO GompOuilt 3. s.. Sone'
luit (Scioe 0cutidlc) proouSWtcn id ant
SonntUg Dor einem 9elGbeneu anoitorium III
y@bidertug' '0ali" unO Die Rrciie iprid,t iiA
eiuItmmiN OGhiu ans SOB 9eioc g0nj glubcr'
or0eutltdeS lciIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

Aus ReW Dort idlreibt Der ,.Iem:"
p3mei lluicu Shrot i'm Wiugeu. 9ab EN-
0tmiiitr Spr. S9olic AM 0ientog in'S ct.
,&inccnt 6oipital" gtIhoiItmuroc NIB noth
Ssrloui Ciuiger Stln6cn ooielbit bCn @cilt
auiaab, obne Sub Die 9ter;tc i'm Stanoe ge-
lueleu wdren, clue beittmute GobeSurlddlc
an;u0ebeu, III bereits BON ms bcrihtet NOR.
Ncn. = @ebiilfS Goroucr Or. Ntort nubm
cine Sbouttiou Der Seidlc Dor uub tano ut
icincm nidIt gcringeH Gritnuucu i'm Ntu0eu
hes ScriorbelIeu inebr ais Smti lln;cu Sd)rct.
t5ruer bonn &altber 9tr. Z. Aud Die S'es
S1rmc itateu oolt BON Sd)rottGrucru. Sn
Der erfen 0tGgeutammer mar ciu 9rcbs, ipel
der ben Eoe pcruradIt hat. Die g8ittwc
g0olfcS iagtc ans, baB tbr peritcrbCncr
Wfann i'll Der lcbtsn 3cjt baUft9 itbcr 9eibs
ihner;tu gctlogt uub pcridicoCnc Dtittcl ans
gewuuot babe, ObUC Grieidltcrlluq bnonrd) Su
fiuotn. Sor etlua iehS g8odDert ict CT ou'S
2ano 0tNougcn, I'M iu pcriudeH, Oh Gin Guit-
,pedlid tbm Uieilcift 2tnocruu9 Ucridlafie.
@ort rictb tbm ciu nltcs 8uuermpeib olS ults
triigliftS ,@ouSmittct" ge9eu Seibihmcricu,
CT io0e ciu babies Biuno SdrotiBrncr ucr-
id,ludtu, unO bic Shmericn wiirben inr 9tu
perid,winbeu. @ciagt, gctban, abcr bcr CT
bOifts Griolg trdt ntdlt eiu. SSu Die StaOt
Surid9etebrt, uerld)lmmerte it'd icin 3uitaHo
balo 10 iebr, oaB CT in'S poipital acihOiit
meroen nuBtc, no er Itarb. Goroncr
NOuuB miro ben ionOerborcn Saa ctpaS &C.
nauer unterludcH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-11

9eiuri9 NtOr9rai, tin bcfnnntcrnnO
gca1tetu beutid)r SiIr9cr in SOIumbuS,
Ohio, itarb in OCr Mont0SS gt01t n0b tu
Ser Sront6eit.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court,
ID made the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1871,
Dr. J. W. Potter will sell at Public Sale At the
public house Of Joseph Gilliland, Al Salt Lick
on SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
1871. the following described property, situate in
Karihaus township, late the property Of and resi-
dence Of james Curlcy, now owned by his minor
children Of whom said DR.. j. W. Potter is Guar.
dian; bounded and described a. follows;
Beginning at a white pine corner, adjoining
s. u. corner Of land of James White, thence n
lf5 pcrchcs 10 a homlccl thence n. llel perchci
to = white pine corner thence W. li5 perehcs q
a maple corners thence South to The place oi
beginning, containing 100 acres, moro or less
about 20 a,rcs cleared, with frame dwelling house
and frame barn and good orchard thereon, and
being unactlaid with vein Of good coal.
To be sold subject to a lease ending May let
1879, held BY Thomas White, for about acres
vhercon he has a saw mill. with the right tt
remove the same at the end Of said lease
THuNs; 20 per cent Of the puichasr money
when sale Is made, one-third thereof at conarma
ton OF sale, aud the balance in two equal annua
payments with interest, to be secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises.
Three Rams, Feb. q, st Guardian.
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THr LArr MunDHn TniAL.-It was
OUT dealsn lac. week 70 drup the Harder tfAl bat
the letters continue TO conc from our friends
endorsing our views 20 enphaiicay that We
might hll our paper with them. Iiks most men,
wo posses more or losa vanity, and In ihi,
instance We viii venture display on n rmali
scale, by publishing but ono letter bearing rpon
the question. The writer Is gentleman and
scholar, and on questions Of public policy, or in
fact on any other subject, ", are almost willing
to accept his views in preference to our own
Therefore, combining the talents Of the writer
with the stubborn facts to which he aIlude, and
our vanity, the following letter is given to our
readers, and II any one secs Ct to eon,rovert the
views therein expressed jus, let them "saii in.y
FKbRvAuY 10, 1871.
Geo. u. 00odlander, ESQ:
Dear Sir-Your animadversions on the iurora
IN the late murder trial, and your further remarks
In condemnation Of Aequittals, were loudly called
for At the present time for outrages Of the kind
are becoming too frequent for society to endure
them longer.
Murder Is the highest grade Of crime known to
the laws, and on that account II Is necessary for
the protection Of society and meet the ends Of
on the culprit. Triaing with the law and tam
pering with Justice, as you properly intimated in
your remarks, are very serious things--,langerous
--hurtful to She we'll being OF society-a fearful
disregard Of public duty and an inexcusabe neg
leet Of proper civilization In the affairs due to
the public. Where e man fortiics his courage by
taking fourteen drinks Of liquor and procures
knife. opened and ready for the deed certainly
shows determination, an intention to commit
the deed, and If the deed is killing a man, II Is
murder, and murder in the FIRST degree, beyond all
question. In lsl7, james Monks killed Reuben
Guiles, on Anderson Creek Hill, two miles beyond
Curwensvile. His intention was formed at the
moment. for he had never seen the man before.
lie was tried, condemned, and hung at Belefonte,
for willful murder His counsel in defence plead
he was drunk, and the culprits confession blamed
liquor for the murder. This liquor excuse for
committing crime in the construction Of the law,
Is Of very recent date, and shows we are less
under law and the influence Of reason than our
ancestors H drunkenness is IN excuse for crime
the good Lord, protect us, for the laws don't.
JuNIus.
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THE DEER LAw.-We have lately
received q number Of letters from citizens, threat
sning Vengeance upon the '1oaiers from other
eountiss," Who come into our county every fall
to chase and hill on the deer. The writer's all
seen 90 agree upon one thing, tha, the law should
be made more stringent, imposing both fine and
Imprisonment. But, a. to how this shall be
brought about no two agree. One writer says
ut is strange that Mr. Wallace and Mr. Hall
can't stop this busncssi" Nov, We suggest, that
the proper way 10 bring the grievancs 10 question
TO the notice Of these gentlemen, 10 TO get up
petitions setting forth the complaint and the
remedy, and then get your neighborssto sign
thsus and send the petitions to Ncssrs. Wallace
and Hall, and We will guarantee that the com
plants Of their constituents will be properly con.
siaercd aad everything granted they ash, provided
their demands are reasonable.
send your grievances and petition to head
quarters, and u you arr no, properly treated
there, then inform Us Of the fAct and We will
invssiiguts the question with pleasure, because
~e have unbOundsd contempt for a ris- represent.
ing ReprescniAtire.
Thsre 10 no use in sitting q, home growing
about the deer being killed oG. That Kind Of
labor win not raise hill Of beans nor make
one deer more. Get up yoar petition, and get
hundred, of your neighboH to ,ign them. sad
for~@d them q IlarrisburF, ~bere ouf Rsprcscr
isi.rs, are ~siiirg to hear ffen you
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NorIcE. f"Diseiplus" will furnish
Ut with bis proper name, be may learn something
TO bis advantage. ISLAM Bang" will also confer
favor by doing so.
Editors dare not publish communications unless
the writer's name is given them. But in no event
will the writer's name appear unless specially re-
eu,,,ed, and perhaps not even then. We must be
,llOusd to judge in such cases.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

..,sthodIst Episcopal Church--Rev. J. II
Nam. Pas,or.-Public Service every Sabbath
oiol A. NJ, and ~ ?. NJ.
n ks5bath School at A. NJ.
+ pave Meeting every Thursday, at u P. N.
rommunion Service, frst Sabbath Of every
In. at lOl A. NJ.
"A. Andrews -Episeopai--Rev
Anet HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
4. Ia o'clock, and at p. M.--Sunday School al
Ii M.--Prsyer Meeting Wednesday evening
IN o'clock.
HFresbyterlan Church--Rev. Mr.. BurLER.-
&blis Service every Sabbath, morning and even.
<Rapilst Ckurch--Rev. ". b. SKINNER, Pas.
a Publio ,erviees every Sabbath, morning OF
&1ninr alternately.
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., FUN
e.
Omee in Masonic Brilding
CIFARFTFLp. PA.

Putting u the natural teeth in healthy, pro-
scrvntiv, and useful condition u made specially,
Diseases and malforuatans common TO The mouth,
jaw and associate parts. arr treated and corrected
With fair sucecss Examinations and confultr.
tons FHrr. Prices for partial snd full sets Of
teeth much lower than in 1870. II would he well
for patients from distance to let Us know BY
mail few days before coming 20 the Office II
l. very important that children between the ages
Of six and twelve years should have their teeth
examined. BY An-sihesia Teeth are removed
.i,hec, rain. hhibTi
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REPoRT OF THE GRAND JURY.-The
Grand Jury at January Court in substance made
the following reports
"w, have examined the Publie Buildingi and
hrd them generally in good condition, except the
Prison, which is In such condition as to render
It unsafe for the detention Of prisoners, bat under
stand that the Commissioners have commenced
the erection Of rev one. The Court House has
been substantially improved, and consider tha,
ID. Commissioners have properly discharged some
q iheis DATES IN - doing. We uould recommend
that they pay some ssteniioa 60 the Jury rooms
They are not furnished 20 as 10 be comfortable,
nor do they eorrespond with the Court ROOM
The room iu the rear Of the judges stand should
hs furnished Cor The reception aud accommodation
of ladies, who may be compelled to attend Court
Al,o, that the tables within the bar be covered
With proper material"