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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
Or. 9. q. 9ticoro's

.anse be{febenbe OiEte, UT. 14l, Babtttf', 5DI'
iben Varfz nno SoDaroitt.
Or. Ricor6 bot bic IeBtfn 20 Sabre ienst uHlan9s
psiben Rrars Der pesiellen Sebanoluns BON sstbsn
Der Sarnoraane, Simtuersiftmnafn,p palss, Naisn'
xnS Santleioen 8e,oiemst. Sunse seute, ourd ln.
Reruinhpdde, orsaniiher gntfrditnng, 3Ittsrn,
Veriiopuug Suiien, Srnfldmer,en, uorisitt9em
NerfaGe te6 lspitems u. T. I. bebattst ips!d'c pom
sriennen uno 10 baiieibe nod ite9ern. on Spspepfs,
Wussebruas ooer eeberieieen bebanbelt peroer =
perspeielt nit, fonoern tilt 81 d. Rtcoro, ebs 60
su spst in, uno laet @ud) websrbetHslen! Sn aaen
$aGen mlrb Sslnne saran,irt @oniuttiytgneen: 9
sis ~, ble his llbr Sonnta9s 10 bis II ]lbr
Sormiitaas. Naib uncnt8elolid. 'A4-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
Teucrsbriinite.

Qeaucu,uortb, Sanias, 2S.0es. .-9ou
Galina in adniaS wirb bcrid)tet, baB
bort cine SenerSbrnnit IL @ebdube Serft6rt
hat, corunter beiiubcu iid) Gin Qeibitaa, clue
Sottlerci, cine apotbefe, Sfusi Watsralmaas
n.2Gocn, ciu Giienmaarcnlaoeu, ,uei Ga.
Ions, Elm 9iaorbialou, NeQs, Sarge K Cos.
GrpreB Compton unS Sels & Cos. 9ant.
8erluIi s75 200, ,uouou nir wcnig ontd)
Ysriihernngcu gebedt 1T.
Gineinnati, 25. DcS. - Cine 0epc
id)e BON Oaptou beridltct, toB oie .SoloicrS'
Somc" III anigbtSiown in Snoiana bente
irib abscbraunt 1T. Die 3niaien hes 3n-
iitus wcrosn nodl ber ySoleicrS' Some" III
Sapton, Ohio, Der cst lptroen.
Sit.Sitp, 3D., 26. Deg. - Die Sos
mopolitan, ,gSea" (eine Selquelle) in Scrnb.
Graf, Der Srma SotsiorS IL. 60. asb0rig
fling beutc Wtorsea ourH cine Sasegploiior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27

Seucr uuS cdIS 0idnucr, baruuter 8ottorN'
ejncr Der Ggcntbiimer, crbieltru itlimmc
Sranowuubcn. 9ns Bumpcu9eriit mnrot
gGuilih ScritGrt, idIieBlid) leloug cS itSodj,
OuS Scucr ;u bepdItigeu. Die Gueue Hob
crit ict ciuigen Sngen mo reripruh cine
rttdlc Ausbertc. 9ie &eporNtureu babct be
rritS hpnnuuru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
ltufGllc ;iIr Scc,

-ScfuHg YioHtor, 2G SeBsmbcr - 8tr Sdr.
a}rre. Spoftoro" trdi non Guris' iSldnb bier eiH;
ouicibe perlor uuterDeQs oeH Suupmuit uR6 Die SCs
get murocu ibm u0brtno orS Gm II. ucbtnoeu Stur
mes yerrincn. - Der Stbuoucr iprud ami bober S'c
ecn SampiCr "Gcngld," Rad ytsrp 0ott untcrlurgs,
ocNcn WdtlHrt In uHOrbnung Dcratbtn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
Selearapbiidle ScpeI4etl.

ISon Der ~4ioclirteu &reiie- fir Den 49sutifen
&uueiponoentcn" bcrtttet. - Der -Gorreipon.
bent" III oas etnSi9e oeutlbe MOr9enbIott Satz
timores, ucIbce Die Snlanb uno 4abel' Oes
peibsn 6eBebt uno ooufdnoia proftsutlttt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
Scrmild)te Seridtc.


ueber ben III IL t b NJ 4 { / d II
Selbitmorb cincS 0cuNdCu aus )ttlps
yort, HumenS Sob. DtatttS, lGltn mir III cis
uem Icw. Orltanier 8lOttG: oWidtcS mar
tiirtlih aus 9icrp Oort in NtW Orleans cius
1ctroiicu mo 86ttdcr pOn Broieiiou. Gr
wluoc icit oem 3. 0cSuubcr III lCiucm 8oar'
Oiu0houic, al Der Gdc uou @OootilOrcu,
unO GOuiaitr. ucrmjBt. Gr bate nod AM
SOn1ila0 uorbcr leucn @odculobu all icint
IN 9iuu. port uobnenoc SrUu gcitItt. Aus
bintcrluicnCu 8rlsieu olGubt man cutncbmcu
III mitiieu, oaB CT Sebilmoro bt9Ilg. Der
&umiBte 1T ctpO SUP 3ou 9roB, pom
better ScijdltSiarbe, hat blouoeS 'Ouar. eiutu
oiimeu Sd)uurbNrt mo &ucbeIbart, nnO
mar nit Ctucr brauucu, 0clirldtcn ,iddc,
NrOueu Nolcn nit ,SucliCu al Der Scitc,
SongrcBgattCrS, WCtScm 0cmo ulO mciBtu
famcIcucn llntcrbCicn bclIc0ct."
| Gin trUurigcS GreIgutB iu
Buteri on, R.-& Am Souutag
Wor9cu bcgobGu td bic @tmcnoegttber Sur
gcpobutcu 5tunOc uadl Der 'OOGu0 Nird)t
in Buterlon, 9R.sS., lunrcu ober nld)t mcnlg
| crlnunt, oNS @otttSbGuS ucrid)lolcn Su flu
| 6eu. ,Sm ooutcuau Der STRIDE uobntet Der
| beinGrte &itlter Hconar6 nit ieincr SrNu; bal
iclbc mar ebcnfNlS ucrhlolCr. Ntau brad
cet en- 6cnlter anI, ilno Dem crItcu 0fnnne,
oer ctnltrlgcn molitt, luomtc. elu loldler Aob,
lcugGs0ciNnt cnGcgcu, bNB CT bcinObe be-
tGubt ju SObcu ftel. Sin idDrtdlidIcr 2tnblid
bot lid) glCid) 6araui hCn ycuteu bar. Nul
benz 9oOcu, pOr iclucm Bette auSgCyctt, lag
Too T S;S G gSihr y, iciHrr ,ErnM Sr5ihtlito hoft,r
WtiSc periud,t, nd, m rcttcu, mortn obrr or.
0idt Sts llriohr nrS lln1iiidrS murSr ia.
sffih eutNsdt, In per NiHs brioue i'm ciu
nTIrinm gndNfru. mrIdrr pnr Srm Shlniruoc,
hen mit iriitsn snhIru ouociiIlt mn Sr iisu
SSmnirr ,nnrSrrbt mor max ,ur EnIor 6nttc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
heriihutfc8 4JN8pcUf1u

ruuu erbaitsn, InO eiusctabsn
WiQer's
beriibmte8 ON8pcpftn
~, nv,udtn. EN- rein peeetablld,es Yriparat, sGn5s
ih unid,aoiid, ftbod ipunesriuIn furirenes Gigtn'
SbaIten In obenernarnten eeocn behssno. .r tpsi'
iein, ea IS ein Seilmttte nnter BEN Vubltins'eet:
WiIIrrs 1pSpepiin. unb lit oer sigentbilmsr be-
ret iuenn barum criudt eie 3tanisn HsprereI nnle'
rer beruorraeenceu Giniuohner anBu9fbsn lpelns
ourd ben Ge6roud, beier bsribmten Wtiytur tbre e
juu6bei fuieoer srbatten baben. Ginige oeier Edut
.,parsn ttronibe Dpspepie BON Der ihltmmiten Arr
iiueIh uon nniaen beiten Aersen obne Griog bsba
,oslt, isoo ourt Den @ebraudb einiser bIoihsn Sas
u. 4. MILLER,
afleiu8er @iaerfbimer,
Nv. f9, Wpres9upartf fardhe
- Bei ansn DroeslRtn ~ babrn.
{Sspt.26, lS.t&wf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
6. \ n. pGpplein, jnn.,
slr. 27, Sannberitrabe,

2eebeu cmpfaneent
Gin aroRes Sidortimeut ppu Malsr. II. Sresep,
SSIuietn, Se!; uus icine GRaIer Tarbeu, auI
ws.de mir beicnbers aumsrtiam MAIDEN. t0s. lS)
1Blcr's SBrgp aus Gammi Mrabirum
9e9en
SuItcn, Grfdltuiig, SrcntbitiS &c.
&erner'8 Oherbaut=Gr5euger
segsu aGe Sauttrantbetten.
Gewin Sareefion, Npotbeter,
wprspt:refe Der Baltimore uus 3iabHr.
tHpIil20,1SN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
pDsprptiker,
pers,p eifelt ui6t!
autuaGnternbe &nnbe fir Gu9 !!

Suspeptiter unb ecicsnes on sebsr= nne Viassn'
eranibeiten tptfde pon auesrn arsncen feline Deiss
ruua trbaltsn, Fno etnsslaoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27

Der GciOuOtc Sdlent in gou6on bat iid)
uou benz 8ircttorinm Der D@mma'0incuges
icaidaft" Suriidgc3Ogcn. Scr gcgcn tbn CT.
4obcnc Stnrm bat obnc i3wciiel Nrn, Sbtnt
Ueranlubt, bicien Sd)ritt Al tbuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
2Dnd,juitii inn 0Seiten.

3pci StrdHeurduber wereeu III Wfthpurt aca
bGnat. - mcGebau, her freiaeiptpd)eue
MeDresr, wirt pou zen S,lrasru aSainiltUu's
aussetrisben.
ct. Fonts, "a. 9esbr. - Nan eridbrt
Giu,elnbe;teu iiber bas gpnd)cn ber Sluei Wors
Der in Seneca, gieoIho Gountp, Wiiiiouri.
8orise Wohe beeoeteu qouis Swmm unb
9sras Soe, alias Sudstiu, sinen 0sntideu,
glamens 'Seinrid SalSmann, if nit linen
nad einem Srte, et,ua ,ruei Deilen auBcrbalb
Yrairie Gitp 81 bescbell, no fe elnen Gimer
9Sbisiep ueritedt babeu wolltcn. als iie all.
berbalb bes &eiidtstreiies Der Start sefon,
men, fielen bic Srold)e nit ibrcn St5den
iibsr Saljmann bcr NIB, nahoen ie snr lle'
b,r3eugnng gefommen rpareu, oaB CT tobt iei,
raubtsn Te ibm eine llbr unb s25. Sal;manil
aber fam einise Stunben earanf aus ieiner
Shnmad,t wieber gum ScwnB.ieiu uuo trod,
in bic Stabt ;uriid. 3as Si9ilan; Gomite
fling ben Swin,m balo oarauf IN Der Ndbe
bon seneca ein, ipdter ana Sndstiu, mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
Gin fr6BliGeS Grniabr fir aae In
2Don'S lanesetablirtem 2aben.

Rsuiobrss@ebente in GROCER anslpObt.
Slbiae ubrsn, reite Sdmadiadsn Ii. /. 10.
uuorridGittr SiIberuaaren.
aasinisss Depot fir oeHenen alasfa= Giamantsn, II
ansrncueacr SaQon einsefast.
Seine soloens @ornitureu, 0tnse unS Ssrrcn ,SSnt.
otntH6pie.
Sdbiae ioIibe flberne ubren fir anabeu, als redts
grbsuS garautirt, uur $40 -t2,
Inepon' lauszstablirteu eabeu,
sfr. 40, aBeft Baltimore, Ode eer
(306-9T Sjdpiirdhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27

Der p c&aniGS- &nrnbc5irt, III
benz II 5urnucreiuc BON gSci DtiHOuri unb
SauiaS gcb6ren, bat cbcuiallS eincu Yrotcit
lcgcn bic gScibcrcdtcCi ocS &orortcS CT,
lnlirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27
sic Stiirmc Der lcttcm Sdac.

Smab a, %. 8es. = Sou 0taplinS' Sta.
ton miro bcridtet, oab iet oem 21. oS.
Sets. bon teincr Seite Der SabuSiiSc palfrt
.lnp, uno oaB feline 9(uSlit)t porbanben
iii, oaB in ben nddleu spei ooer Srei Ia
sen @isnbabnSiige paiiren weroen. Son
Reconsideration wirb 9emeloet, SaB bort lett
benz Samita9e feline 3iige burbgetommcn
iiuo, nno bon Gbepeunc. citation, oaB bort
orci uuh benz 8siten bcllmmte Sabn5iisc
eingcid,neit ilehen.
Sbarou SpriugS, N.sD., 25. Deg.
- Sim Samlta9e Ibeuo wilthete bier ein
furdtbarer Stnrnl, meld)er Die Edher mebre'
rer SoGuier abriB.
0bica9o, 20. 9t,.- Der lette Sturm
int u6roiten Soma mar 10 turdtbar, baB er
ben Sertebr oui alcn Sabnen nntsrbcaf.
Scit Ssreitao Iub III Dubuque fclne 3ii9e aus
benz gSelcu fnsstroiien. Der Sdnce bat bic
g,abncn periperrt mo Die Selegrapbeu wnrs
ben ourd Sen Sturm in lluorNnuug gebraht.
grpan,S station, g8. &, &c. Sei.-
Sier iicl Gin tieier SdHee; Die Sabnperbius
Snng nit Dem Often 1T SGnjlid) nuterbro.
d)eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27

Yarlnr>Gb elicrs,
garlorsS Sbanoelies,
@arlorsGb Gbanoetisrs.
SSibIiot1ef. GhaueeI eIiers.
Sitliotbets @banbclicrs,
t6IiotbetsGbauoslisrs.
gESimmers GbanssiierS,
@BSimmers @bGnoeliers,
@BSmmer:G Gbanoeliers.
SanSa Saurs 6 bantti tiierS,
SauShurs@b @banoeltrrs.
...-.. Sausfur=Sb banbelisrS.
IIas Nrten Ga9einrid,tunacn.
g8ailerz unp y bren uHb
Weposoturent lei
.t. e. q. Saniticu,
Rr. 3, RolozSibertpitraBe.
(Aprill97 1871 9tr. 8, Nore zeibertuiir.
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gs0ItiHGDrs
Gire 9n[nrarlce afffre.

VVFFVFFFVFFW l~FFFFWT
05nemea;Gde Don Goufbs nnh Esaterfsr.s
pert6ertiortudbreRo ge9Cn9e 9erIuh ODER Sbaoeno ourt
Branbunglid iouobl IN Der Staot. uieim Sanoe, ale
qrtsn uon Gtgentbum, gDobu=, 9Gesnz uno Baarens
Sauier, San6elssitsr, gtcrbauprobufts, Tt6bsln,
Sausserdtbdaiten, i'm Ban besriiene ober Safen
In ga6ung beHubtibe Sabr,euge II. /. tu.
1dS Gireftorium be lfebt aus fufaene Ell o errtn:
Dm. o. S1rrtfon, RrdtoeHt;
@eo. 3i. Biders, gDm. 8. Brnut,
II. ID. Ilrte, 8. b. &apff,
5doio g. Wiiion, q. Robt, SenfinS,
SoHab Heunngtoh, g. Dsorton StsmGri,
francis z. sling, D. y. Hepeomer,
Senrp Carroll, Drpiae SorniS,
R. 2. Steuart, N. 2B. Eaplor,
SsraeI Gobcn.
appliiatons uno iUsitsre Na6ri9t lber
biz (9eieiha Ipirb In Der Siitce SioWehs@de BON
SoStbl unS Bateritr., ertbelt, fpoQud5 ale Iuraae
Ioiott erlebtgt pcrben. 8ertbsruHgcu tpsreeu aui
irgeub sne 8rtF angrnommen, tueidt oer AppIiiaHt
lDlmiben mag.
(lnu.t ,tS.O sEr. aSousnurth, Sefr.
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@BG 6. @areulicr DC 0lcrullu&Gu.,

Ea&l& Sfr. 81, GIdbange; NIdee,
Baltimore,
Rr. 80, Srpae iiraae, RepsDort,
Smporteure
un0 aleinlse a9enten In ben Ser. Ct. utto Canada
fir
FLORENCE FOLLIET h SCHECK
in Ip t&bampa9ne,
2itferanten Der iaiicrl Sanlilie pon Breueen,
Baron Sarset, Sor6eaur.
g. Jobit s Spmp.. 9Ograc.
fSuliIO, 12lRte,,H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-27

Die Gmpfangsieialidtcit fiir Ocu ruiIid,cu
@roBiilriieu in y ilobelpb q toictc
$l3,42S.j0. 9a Nun, incluiiuc Der ucrtaui.
ten SGa SIaetc, SI6,455 ciu9iuarn, 10 CT.
bnteu Die Subi;ribcutcn SS,026,50 Suriid.
- 0eu llcbCrihuB ioutc man oen ?lrmcn ais
Ghrlltgeid)cnt geben.
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lChtTtotG ~ bls : p,
utbCTTOttSS tic 80,
C5CidGitSs s2InIigs SIT 6lf go.
@cidlditS 2inligc Sii blt $50,
cSeidGit0 sHIniiiac ell bio $50
3Hdbcu 6Gbits 81 bis Sla.
THGbCHs $ uUitS - tts $li,
uCbcrUpdc tur AHabsu SjbiBil2,
ucbcrrOdc iur Auabeu S3 bio Si2-
2pdbrSnt Der nod Guualn E3tnttri0tcn bubrE mir
icbts rtRJelnr ht IN uri0rW gto5drtgrH Sgleet.
UiugrJlu um 20 BrOBCut nithriBrr mItliTt.
unlrr tGacr pOn HnuutH uHo AhHNItrg6sdrtneeu
tyClert IN ctugtR IGucu luaGt nod ggo6rre erei5.
gcrlbieeuEg.
uuicre cine Jhcc" aeht edhiu III usrfduisu
g3lr Itrtfcu ucr ftutm maRIatu Cpt,r iurui.
llnict Rcuo tit o&r'uuicl, In ,Utm ieoCH SuHr
pulNuitri
CO. gB6brtub hes Rcics btG Soilou tgyihcr in
,NdrUlc oulc" crtGualtb nitoE,Ne trcir, uub mir
bcubRbtlGcn, oiCltR g9tHt,r ll CtueW Iu mGhtn btT
0eu Ndltmorcrn. oic bluig 'Gulrn molten, lGust Ebt
uu6 bcm @loldtniiic ibututcU lon.
9lcteu.NdVaiu In % uWtarbielSoue,"
RI. ~ uHe 90 gbti- %GumottIEaRt, uHb Rr. !, 3.
} une :, Noro.6rtoutiitrGfr. tSrl,g,12uucD
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GUM 9lbidieOe oeS reucn G5eiaubtcu Geo.
SOlu, Der uah 6 Soultonttuopel gcbt,
2ab Die ollnionS-Vlga" IN YbhaOelpbiN Gm
Nbeu0 oCS %. bS. EN- QroBeS Nelt.
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Der 6elomarft.

gewsD OFT, 26. De3br. : @el6 mar
pabreub oeS 9anSen cages iebr tnapp; fnrj
Dor SanfibluB Sablte man /, 3.16 unp t
pro Gag. Yrima 0iscontos sn 8-12.
99ed)el fau unO gebriidt, 9b-8f. 9olb
flau unb georiidt 10Ss-108l. SonoS teli II.
hnher. 9lttien in Nadlfraae.-
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Or. Q. .. Wrallt,

Sr. 9. .. Uralit,
oar. 2s, Rore:sibertpfiraIe, Baltimore,
tnrrt potliidnbi9 Sn9hrItaiett, SuitrobrcnatsGnts
IaHeuug, begnnenoe S6pinolndt, 8msdtbrtieteit,
Berlnt Der Shnmc, &dtarrb uno ole 9eioen oes
6aliss, Der 9unae, Der barniuear, bes Slute5, Der
Saut, SbreulanCn, DuSpepfte, WGiieriudt Sds
ulOrrboioen, Hbeumdtsnus, Stropbein, Reroens
(hpdthe, augenz uuo S6ren Sraufbeteu II. (. 10.
Or. Grant bctlt atte llebeI unb lit bel Gae
ober bel Rlht yum Seiube bon Sranten beret.
t9uui201ST
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Sin Setrunfencr in einer Sfcaers
&irhe.-Gr begebt eincn Wfpro
uub peripunpet perfdbiecenc Ncrz
fnmem.

GinctMnati, %. 9eIbr. - aM Gam
flag abcnb battsn bic gicgsr bon Sloreucs,
aD., lin Ser Nahe bon 9ooin9tou) III ibrer
Stride cine Gbriitieier peranitaltet. Gin be-
truntener WeiBer, giamens Seurp Snpoer,
serietb ourd, 3uia0 i'll bic Sirde uno begann,
I6ledte Wite Su MAIDEN unb iid nit ben
ountlen S66nbciten unauitGnoise 6rcibeiten
;u erlauben. Gin yie9er, yamenS Better
Mplor, b,lt ibm bus llngebiilrlid)e elnes
9etrasens Dor, woraui SnDoer i'm obne g9ei'
teres nieberid)oB. Seruuf uer,unncete CT nod
2 afbere Neaer.
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XuniuIt IN Gbelfca, WfaG.

Soiton, 25. 9esbr. - Seute III aller
6riibe entitanS eln 3umnlt in Sbciiea, uno
ais Der Stabt Wayidaa 9oucp oeniclben
untsrbrilden molte, iplroe inn ein Saditein
in's Ssfd)t seworieu, audi erbiclt er meBrere
Stidpnnoen in baS Scnd. 8a9e9en ners
iounoete er burd einen Shub aus iclnem
Sepolper eincu Der RdoelSfiibrcr oeS Iufauis,
NamenS Sbeltoe. Gtwa ein 0ueeno Der
Slimultuaflteu murhelI nrretlrt
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gGns inrrnrt OIlr tlluu Z
Nclu.Wnrfcr Nrdpai,rns sMrbI,
% tynhcr
ID9dcusS SSbiefep,
,GiHc , SOee.' -

u. eiutdGubtjmu 9mttrs is65t. 50 b1btu td
CSittnaer, Terr y Srmp
(3O.=l yiT. i3 uut 49, EbtaL 0tk.
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SaS yHcttcr i'm panse.

98aibingtOn, &c. 8ei. - @eilcrn
abeuo regnctc es in Glcpel0nb, O.; 9lebel
bcrrid)tc in Gope- Wag, N,s3., GbarIciton,
S.,S. ,@olpcIon, Ger, Nc,u'VonooH,G ,Gonn.,
BbilaOclpbia unb s9ilnington, N.sG. Se,
fern Nabt Ne0en II llhr bcobadtcte man anf
oem Mouut WabingtOu l6 Groo iibcr 9tna.
Sin bcitiger gorowelipiiib luebtc nit eincr
Sdlneqatcit BON 100 Weilen pro Stunbe.
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hroniid lit ober ritbt, Ole Ifatn 9igue NHistut
Srtnet IS aan, aus Dem Spfeme. 9BiT tonnen 8aus
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no,ben ino bier auibren, ieooh meroen mir uur Dit
Wamsn H. Robnpldge Stner, lueltbe bierelbft beiann
Hno, ariiiprsn, uub meI0s ir9eno SemGub, Der &c
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-15
Trade.

Excepting few light country orders,
which our merchants on Front street and
the other business thoroughfares are fill
ing to-day, there is but little doing. The
movement in provisions to-day is light
and sales to the city trade limited. Mess
pork is held at $l4; sales of clear sides
in small lots were made this morning at
SIC, which is the ruling price; clear rib
is dull and nominal. There is slightly
improved demand for shoulders, and 63c
was offered for small lots. Lard is dull
at l02 to l03c for tierce and III to l2c
keg. Hams are firm but unchanged.
Bran is in good supply at ST. per ton.
Bagging is active, with sales of $50 pieces
to-day at l9l to 20lc for hemp and fax.
Butter is quiet at Is to 2lc for western
dairy. Corn meal is duh to-day, with
offerings at So per barrel from the levee
or SO 05 delivered. Corn is in good sup
ply with sales of rs sacks choice white
shelled in new gunnies to-day at Gle;
mixed is held at SO to Coo, with down.
ward tendency in prices; it is even
thought by some that during the next
two weeks prices will decline to SOC per
bushel. Oats are dull, with sales at A
to 45c, the latter being an extreme price
for choice new. Hay is more steady at
s24 to s27 for good to choice. Eggs are
dull and lower; sales of 20 boxes were
made by different dealers to-day at Is to
l9c. Flour is quiet but steady in prices.
Onions are scarce and firm at So to 3 25
per barrel. Potatoes are scarce at So so
to 70, with sales at the depot at the in
side price. Poultry is steady at 50 IS to
81 for young to full-grown chickens and
81 so to 8 so for old.
From store on orders prices are as follows:
BAGGISG-Is steady at 191a92215c for hemp
and fax.
BEANS : Navy. 81 5O@1 IS; white mixed.
81 Is.
BAooS-Firm but quiet; clear sides, S1z@
SIC; clear rib, 754gSc; shoulders, 6i4G714c;
sugar-cured hams. l5@l612c, as to brand
breakfast bacon .l0gllc, plain and canvased.
BRAN-Quiet at 81 009l 10 u 100 in store.
BUTTER-Good Western, l69l8c; inferior,
dull and nominal; choice. 2O@22c.
CoFFEE-kirm but quiet at 19149l9i4c for
Rio and 2S14@301ac for Java.
COTTONsEED-S9 90 % ton on levee.
Corn MEAL-Quiet at So 1908 IS from store,
and So 80 from mill.
CORS-Dull at 6596Sc for shelled on orders.
EGcs-Are dull at l8@19c for choice fresh.
HAY-Dull at 81 3Ogl 40 per 100 on orders, as
to quality.
FLoUR-Quiet at 81 5000 90 for inferior to
fancy.
IRON TIRs-5G511c.
LARD-In kegs, 11@l21lc; tierces. 1O1z911c
caddies, 125zg1314c; refined. l11Se.
MOLAssRs-LOuisiana, firm 48g75c in bar
rels; syrups, 40@S0c.
NAILs-S4 50a4 So rates.
0ATs-Quiet at 49950c from store.
POULTRY-0ld chickens firm at 81 5095 SO;
young. SO 0O93 IS, and scarce.
PoTAToEs-Are scarce, with good demand at
So 1904 90 o barrel; cabbage, quiet at s. SOC
7 Is; onions, dull at 81 5093 90.
Pork - Dull at $l4 e094 50 in large and
sALr-S2 1898 25 . Dbl. 81 1892 90 "A sack.
SUGAR-Firm; Louisiana steady, 1OlS9l215c
for common to fair. l254913514c for yellow and
white clariied; refined, crushed and pow
dered, l4199l454c; Coffee. A. B and G. 13A@
IAl.o
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-15
school Board.


The regular meeting was held last
night. The Superintendent report was
read and filed. The Superintendent
made the following assignments of
teachers:
Adams street High School-Messrs.
Anderson, Herman and Braun; Misses
Ennis and Hunter.
Court street-Misses Higbee, Cairns,
Harvey, Grove and Ferris.
Alabama street-Misses c. Conway,
Towel, Book, Sharp, Petit, Moon and
Vollentine. Mrs. Smith has charge OF
No. 2. 4
Linden street-Dr. Hines, Mr.. Nit
chell Mrs. Sabatzky, Mrs. Mary Hines,
Mrs. Lilly, Miss Mollie Johnston, Mary
Boddie, Maggie Fealy and Carrie Reich
enbecker.
Chelsea-Mr. Thweatt, Miss Sue Bod
die, Mrs. Hampton, Mrs. c. S. Mitchell,
Lizzy Taylor. #E Mst
Market street Mrs. Sweeney, Miss
Fannie Cain.
Poplar street-Miss Christine Reudel-
huber, Mrs. Mary Reilly, Miss Ann Phe-
Ian, Mrs. Jennie Coats.
CoLoRED SCHOOLS.
Washington street-William Souther-
land, Mrs. Noodle, Miss Jane MADISON
and Hattie Weaver.
Phoenix School, Rayburn avenue =
Miss Maynard and Mrs Alice Fox. Two
vacant.
Third street extended-Mrs. Maria
Rankin and Hattie Clouston.
Chelsea Colored School-Mrs. Annie
Wilson.
The trustees of the Garfield Orphan
Asylum offered the use of their building
for a colored school. Referred to Build
ing Committee.
A majority report in favor Of the con.
tract with Juniper & Wylie for com
pleting the third story of the Market
Street school-house at cost $6500 Mr.
Mansford presented a minority report,
stating he had an offer from contrac-
tors to do the work for $500. Messrs
Elliott, Bruce, johnson and the Chair
man were appointed special committee
to consider the matter and report.
The Committee on Improvement was
authorized to repair the Alabama Street
school-house.
The Committee on Textbooks reported
adversely to the introduction of primary
grammars.
The Board adjourned over to next
Monday evening.
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Sir walter Scott.

The centennial celebration of the birth
of Sir Walter Scott, the author of
Waverly, is progressing to-day at James
Park. This forenoon a grand process
sion, composed of the different civic
societies of the city, passed through the
principal streets aud out to the park,
where the usual amusements will be
INDUCED in. An interesting feature Of
the procession was the appearance of
Duncan Mclean and Mr.. Murray in
full Highland costume. At the park an
grafton will be delivered this afternoon,
and then the dancers will form beneath
the shade Of the forest trees and chase
the busy hours with flying feet until late
into the night. Thousands of our best
citizens will attend the celebration at
the park this evening, in order to enjoy
the festivities and do honor to the
memory of the great Wizard of the
North"
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RECORp
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.

RA'ANf hSoANEoot MAoObLLANEOSos
The river is stationary here, with but
seven and a half feet of water over the
shoals below and seven feet to Cairo. A
Slight rise has again set in at the last
named point, coming principally from
the Ohio, which stream has risen over
one and half feet during the past week.
A rise Of five inches is also reported at
Louisville and four inches at Cincinnati,
which will improve the channel of that
stream considerably. The upper Missis-
sippi and Missouri are falling. White
river is declining slowly. The Arkansas
rose four inches yesterday but will be
falling tomorrow. Weather red hot.
Business dull.
The Bee and barges are hugging a
sandbar at Island 40.
The Geo. W. Cheek gets away at five
o'clock this evening for Helena and
Friar's Point. She is the United States
mail packet, and makes railroad time.
The Flying Dutchman, that gave Capt.
Bob Good the go-by, day or two ago,
has important business at Reeves bar.
She has been there nearly forty-eight
hours, and sends back for fuel The
Yeager's officers think Memphis wharf
age fearful, out missed it this time.
A new boat has been contracted for at
Louisville for the New Orleans and
Arkansas river trade. She is to be one
hundred and eighty feet in length.
If that Large crack mentioned by
our Union street contemporary should
fall into the river, as he predicts, would
the wharf and landing committee be re-
sponsible2 Our neighbor also expresses
a fear that the aforesaid crack will
give way unless something is done
to prevent it. The attention of all ven
ders of Chinese grip, Spaldings pre-
pared glue, etc, is called to the fact, in
hopes that the danger may be avoided.