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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

Furniture is an article which, since
the war, has all the time been in de-
mand at this place. A good cabinet
maker could find constant employment
here at remunerative prices. But for
the present, Baird, Carruth & Phillips
can supply the demand for Bedsteads,
Lounges &c. When people 60 to
house keeping, and get their bedsteads
and other furniture, the next thing
will be a barrel of -four, and that can
be found at the same place-as well MS
many other articles necessary for house
keepers purposes. which we have net
room 10 mention.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

THE GERMANS OF ARKANSAS AT
a meeting of Germans in Little Rock
on the 23d. ult., the following resolu>
tons were adopted: Whereas, The
German element of the United States
have lately banded themselves under
Carl Schurz as their leader under the
banner Of freedom and justice, against
corruption; therefore, be it resolved,
that it is the duty of the Turnverein of
Little Rock, adhering to the Turner'S
union, to take such steps in the coming
political campaign of Arkansas as will
most efiectually help to carry out the
above mentioned principles against
corruption, and to do all in our power
to elect and place in power only honest
and competent men. Resolved, that
the speaker of the Turnverein be au,
thorized TO see that all the German
citizens of Little Rock and other pat
of the State may have an opportun ty
to help with their united strength to
carry out the good work of reform;
and to call meeting of the German
citizens Of Little Rock and surround
ing country in order to perfect their
organizations.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

We understand that few DAYS
since, genuine diamond was picked
up in Columbia county, by DR.
Roberts, of Magnolia, which is as large
as partridge egg, and weighs little
over forty carrats. 1t has been sub.
jected to many tests, and the result in
every case found to be in favor of its
gcnuineness. 1t is believed to be
worth at least two hundred thousand
dollars. Hurrah, for the diamond
fields of Arkansas Africa has nc
such diamonds as that.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

The Randolph Courier of a recent
date pays this compliment to the Cairo
and Fulton railroad: "a friend of
ours who recently Travelled over the
completed portion of the Cairo and
Fulton railroad, between Little Rock
AMI Little Red river, pronounccs it
the best road, in every particular, that
he ever Travelled over, and that in fact
it eXcels in smoothness and comfort
many old roads"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

The Austin (Texas) State Gazette
of a recent date contains the following
item: "Col. Bob Crockett, the son Of
j. w. Crockett, formerly editor of the
the New Orleans Crescent; and grand,
son of the renowned David Crockett,
has called on us. He has been for
many years connected with the press
of Tennessee and Arkansas, and is a
chip of the old block-inheriting the
honor of his grandsire, with the cult,
walton and refinement of a high order
of education"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
The New York Tribune

The New York Tribune says: "Ir
a square contest at La Crosse, Wis,
the home of Gov. Washburn, the anti.
Grant element swept the convention,
electing Milton Barlow, an old leader
of republicanism, and Capt. Frank
Hatch, young reformer of that city,
and this, too, in the face of the Wash
burn interest, backed by the senator
assemblyman aud assessor Of the dis,
trict."
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
Entire satisfaction.

A Certificate Of Warranty for Fire Years is
given by the Wilson Sewing Mackrne
Company to every purchaser OF this superb
Machine.
A liberal reduction in price will be made
to widows and others who are dependent on
the needle for a living
Due notice will be given when an agent
at this place is appointed.
illustrated circulars and samples Of work
sent by mail, on application to
s. STEVENSON,
9fh2' 5m Little Rock, Ark,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

All persons holding prescriptions on
swamp land in this county would do
well to see US soon. A large list has
been confirmed, and we have made
arrangements at Little Rock to have
all applications sent through US prompt
ly attended to.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
THE WILSON NEW UNDER-FEED

Is extremely simple in its mechanism, very
strong and durable iu its construction.
deliberately finished in its design and orna.
menting, combining great capacity and
adaptation to every variety of family sewing
and light manufacturing. 1t embraces ali
of the important and essential elements
embodied in Sewing Machines patented
within the past twenty years, and is war;
ranted to give
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

A dispatch of the 10th, from Correze
announces the death in that town, of
Ex-Congressman George Eustis, for.
merly member of Congress from
Louisiana,a and late private secretary to
Slidell when he was confederate com
missioner to France.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
N o &c Il.

THE mercantile iirm of TAYLOR A
l. JET is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Either partner is authorized to
settle the business Of the late firm.
The business will be carried on as hereto.
fore at the old stand by Geo. Taylor.
In retirlns from the concern, the Junior
partner takes tins occasion to extend to the
many patrons of Taylor & Jett his thanks
Tor their generous support, and asks con,
tinusti0n of the same towards his successor
TAYLOR a. JET.
Washington, Ark, March 6, 1872.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

The prospect Of having railroad fl-
-cllItles here soon, has induced men to
talk about town halls, four story hotels,
new court house. and many such sub,
stantial and ornamental improvements.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

Buffers | : X l. Oil Backing, so
far as we know anything about it, can
be found only at Baird, Carruth &
Phillips.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

Capt. N. d, Kent has been APP
pointed Circlit Superintendent OF
Schools, Vice II. A. Millen, resigned.
Capt. X. informs us tat he will make
his headquarters at this place.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
DON'T Read This,
(Ercept You are htcrested.)

I'iiE retiring partner OF The late firm OF
Il Taylor q Jett is preparing to remove to
another locality, and it is especially desira.
bic that all the outstanding debts due TO the
drm be speedily settled.
Persons who know themselves 10 be
indebted to us, will confer special favor
by settling at once.
TAYLOR d JET.
March 6, 1872, 4s3w
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
LOCA L IT EN- S.


Taxes have been closely collected.
We will try topublish the delinquent
list next week.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

County Court met on Monday, and
without transacting much business of
any kind, adjourned until this morning
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
MARRI ED.

On the eth day of March, 1872, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev
j G. Ward, Mr. Henry G. Holman, OF
Ultima Thule, to Miss Leu. Brunson, Of
Columbus, AK.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
A new SYSTEM!
AN INPnOv PLAN,

HAVE large quantity of assorted PINE
l. LUMBER on hand at my Mill, which |
wish to sell for money to pay my debts
with. My prices are cash prices:
Square Edge, $500 ~ 100 feet,
Rough $I.00 "
also keep supply of FRESH CORN
MEAL ON hand, for sale at the regular
market price, on the same improved system
of business. which has given universal sat
isiaction wherever it has been tried.
While am truly grateful TO my friends
for the patronage heretofore extended TO me
| would respectfully invite them to trial
of the new system"
JOHN JUSTUS.
44lf
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

DOR SALE at this Office, a first rate Wash.
Il ington Hand Press, No. 3. Also a Gin.
einnatt Job Press, Wells Patent. Both in
good working order.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
NOTICE.

above indicated, the firm of Taylor g.
n Jett has been dissolved.
4 propose to continue ia business at the
Old stand, and respectfully solicit the patron.
age OF the many friends Of the old firm.
4 propose to keep good stock of Goods.
and sell them Tor cash, and will guarantee
cash buyers the full value of their money.
March 6, 1872.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
n HART 81 SMITH are earnestly reques-
ted to come forward and settle. II not
settled in short time all the claims will be
placed in the hands of an officer for co llec-
lion. The old business must be settled
44-3. HART & SMITH.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-03

44tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

ErOR 5ALE.-The subscriber offers for sale. on rca.
sonable terms the following lands and town lots, situa
ted In La Sale county, to vit:
10 Acres-Wk SWA OF EY MEX Sec. q T. 80, RS
3Y Acres-S tN ofcanaI Eh NE}1 Sec. Il, T. 49, RS.
SO Acres-WH SWA Sec: q. T. 81. RS.
100 Acres-NWk See, "a, 7. 81, II.
TOWN LOIS
Lots 5, 6, Block 8 States Addition to Ottawa.
Undx Lot II, Block I, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots TO- In Block q. States Add to Ottawa
Lots rs, TO- II, ~, Il, 81, 2 Block y, States Addition
Lot 8. Block 81. States Addition to Ottawa.
Lot IS Block 80. Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. the residue
time to suit purchasers For further particulars apply
Albert r. Dow Canal Office, Ottawa. Illinois. ''
Ottawa May Is, lS66.-tf X. +. GOODELL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

STRAWBERRY CAKE.-Prepare a pound OF
cake; mash ripe strawberries and drain them;
spread the fruit evenly on the cake, and frost
the top; stick large red berries on the cake,
before the icing sets; sweeten the juice, and
serve it with the cake; this ! proper din.
ner dish, but is good for tea aEn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

To color kid gloves beausi nj black, take
four ounces of alcohol and a ,ndtul of log.
wood chips; dissolve the chips into the alco.
hol; put tine gloves on your hands and pat
the liquid OH with SPONGE Cor. Rural Ne~
Yorker
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Great care should be tax II to stack wheat
and spring grain immediai > after cutting
to stack it in small, rather than large stacks,
and to get it threshed and under cover as
soon as possible. The penetrating power OF
a storm. which sends down before driving
wind, three or four inches of rain in thirty,
or sixty, or ninety minutes, is sufficient to wet
through and through stacks of grain put up
in the ordinary manner By all means let
the meadows be cut early, and the hay care.
fully stacked or Kicked. If carefully built,
the larger the hay stack or rick the better,
while, as above, the contrary is not true it ap.
piled to grain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Buckner, in his book on American manures,
says that salt has been effective in destroying
the wire.worm, and in preventinglmldew and
rust The danger in using is that in apply.
ing sufficient to destroy the insects the vege-
tation also may be destroyed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

A Michigan correspondent Of the Rurai
Home gives the following remedy for heaves
in horses: Give once daily teaspoonful of
aquafortis, prepared as follows: Mix it with
a teaspoentul OF sour or skinned milk, and
mix this with bran, and the bran with the
gram feed. The catarrhal affection of the
throat makes rapid amendment under this
treatment, and the correspondent referred to
says he has known of number of cases cured
by it. 1t should be given, if necessary, until
pound of acid is given
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

A German physologist asserts that animals
which are being fa:tened, particularly oxen,
should not be encouraged to drink much wa.
ter, for the reason that, as hasibeen found by
experiment, the absorption of water generates
carbonc acid to excess, and trammels the
formation of fat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Asparagus is said to be a valuable medicin.
a; agent IN cases of rheumatism and gout.
oiisht cases ct rheumatism are cured in few
Gays ny ieeding on this delicious esculent
ana more chronic cases are much relieved
especially It the patient avoids all acids,
whether in food or beverage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17
Observation-Disclosures.

.. S. Bliss writes 20 the Country Gentleman:
81 have sent Gray Dorking and Bremen
geese eggs long distances with most COM
plete success. | make box about two inches
wider than the eggs are long, and deep enough
to lay two eggs one upon the other. If am
10 send many, | make several compartments,
but each is only wide enough TO lay one egg
across and two deep. Each egg is then rolled
IN long fold of old news or other paper
about az inch wider than the box or compart-
ment in which it is to be laid. The ends o.
the roll are just pinched together, net folded
in, and the whole passed gently lntoits place.
When all are pur in, a cover with three-penny
nails driven through, to fit INTO the corners
of the box, Is tied on with string; the
whole is then done up like q paper package
in strong paper. | believe every egg have
sent out done up in that style has Matched.
|, is all nonsense to fuss to set eggs upon
end They cannot he half as well packed as
upon the side, and do not necessarily keep
any better"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Broom CoRN.-Cnqucstionably the best
way to dispose OF broom corn seed is to feed
It to the fowls The next best mode is to give
it to the sheep; they are fond of it, and fat
ten upon it nearly as fast as upon Indian corn
Ground with corn, rye, oats, or barley, it is
protusely fed to cattle, and when mixed with
wheat bran, it is good tor mich cows. The
Shakers frequently feed it 20 horses, and a.
the season OF the year when this grain is
abundant, they use it exclusively. Christian
Union
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Let any one who has a piece OF land over
run by Canada thistles treat it in the follow
ing manner, and he will be surprised at the
result: Plow as late in June as possible, and
give time for the maturity OF a crop of barley.
The thistles will have attained quite growth,
and by blowing and narrowing thoroughly
the roots will De pretty well torn out. Sow
the barley and harrow in well. The warm
sun will bring up the barley at once, and be-
fore the this.les recover from their rude treat
ment the grain will quite shade the ground
and nothing will. be seen Of the thistles but a
few sickly looking specimens. a good crop
can be grown on such ground where little
would grow if sown early.--American Farm,
jJuraaL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

When you wish to clean a lamp chimney,
hold a linen cloth against one end OF the
chimney and place the other end in your
mouth breathe in it until it is covered in
side with moisture, push The cloth into the
chimney with "a smooth. slender stick. and
rub it around until the moisture is absorbed
repeat the process and breathe over the outer
surface ALSO rub this with cloth until dry,
auG you have a clean, bright chimney. Soft
newspaper will fake the place of linen cloth.
Do not use cotton cloth on any glassware.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

A German professor found by experiment
that "of oil possible occasional additions 60
the ordinary food for cows, none has so marked
an effect in increasing the yield of milk as
common moasses."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

To remove paint from window glass. mel.
soda in very hot water and wash them with n
using soft flannel. twill entirely remove the
paint.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-08-17

Pruning eyergreens is best done after the
seasons growth has been made, and when
the new wood is hardening A badly shaped
tree may be made comely by the proper use
OF the knife. BY all means preserve the lower
branches, as the grea. beauty OF an evergreen
Is in its being well furnished to the ground.
If upper branches oyerhang the lower tiers,
the las: will die out for want of light and air
A little judicious pruning will prevent this.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17

Berlin, 16. 6ebr.-Yrin5 SrieOrid) 8art
fat cine Selu4areiie mad ggBpten an9es
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17
Spnaresz0erbanDlunaet,

gSai9tngton, 16. Sebr.
SIN Senate puroe beidlolien, bic ante=
rifaniidle 0arle9ung Oes ralabama"' "'6aaes
III 25O00 Gremplaren orufen 81 lafeH.
Sumuer's 8eI9luB purOe Johann tpieber
aufgenommen unb Morton ipra6 iiber bic
ielbe. gr iagte, Summer werbe 9roBeS6lpte=
rtgteiten baber, ba8 2ano 5u iiber0eu9en,
baB lein Antrag fein Wablmau0Oer Jet. Ser
53ped lei einleu6tenb, man uolle Der republ.
Yartei Die Oeuti6cn Stimmen abwsnOig mo-
9en.
SIN G eprd ientanten + u berid)z
tete Danes Die 8ill etn, tpeldbe erlau6t, Ybo=
tograpbie'n 5oQfrei fir bic @inctnnatter 4uS.
itellung einSutitbren; angenomuen.
Sap legte cine Wttttbeilung Der 4meritaui>
i6en S9iben @eieai9aIt bon Sigblanb,
ST., Dor, in mel6er baS gauge &eprdlentauz
tenbau8 3u benz am 10. bi8 26. 4ug. itatt-
finoenOen Sdiisenfeite eingelaOen iuirO; er
beantra9te, baB elm @ontite eruannt rperbe,
oa8 6elt 3u belu9en.
9a6Sem man 6rn. 8ed bon &entufp Sc,
le9enbeit 9e9ebeu, ii4 ge9en Die @n9rifie be8
Senators BrownlOm au oertbetotgen, murOen
Die Gontite' 9eridte allfgerufen unO cine 9roBe
4usabl BON BriUat Bills lpurOe au9enonl,
men. Tim Stpei llbr murben Die 8iQS, nelhe
auf ben 0iftrift Columbia 8e5ug baben, auf.
genommeu unO Die Sill, pelde Deriii9t, ein
neues 9taot9efan9niB fiir ben 9iitritt gu
bauen, paIiirte. .l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17

Sd mub geipinnen, .6err Manber; i'd
iage Sbnen pas oilen, peil Sic meine
Serbdllniiie fennen, es iit meine lebte
9offnung.
Sic iinb Elm erbdrmlider Meni6, iagte
Gouarb, tpabrlid, Sic f0nnten nidts
geiiers tbun, ais iid eine &usel ms Ges
birn Su jasen. @iien Sic aud, bub i6
elgentll6 perp1idtet mare, Sbren Gbef
iiber Die gerwaltuns ieiner auile outfit
fldren? SD besreiie in @abrbeit niat,
oaB er nod nidt gerpadt seid6pft bat,
bab er nod INNER Sbnen iein gertrauen
rnb feline @unlt bepabrt.
Benn Sic ibm nur ein @ort ia9en,
fliest bic 8usel Sbnsn ms @eblrn! iarie
Der &aiiirer tpltbenb. !6aben Sic ni4t
mid gum Spiele per(eitet? 6aben Sic
niht -.
9tb - Sic ppllen Die s6nlo mir auf=
biirben? 9as lit freilid Elm bequemer
Weg, bic Stimme bes Geipii1ens gu be-
tduben. rlnp NUN senug, mein 5err;
nadoem i6 nit .6errn gGinbbeim 9ez
brcaen babe, tritt Die Rptbwenbigteit,
aud nit Sbnen su breben, an mid berz
an; i9 minide, bab es uniere lebte 3ll>
iammenfnnft iein mDse. Sd weroe Sic
ni6t perratben, aber Sic iinb mir BON pies
iem 9tugenhlid an elm 5rember, OeRen @ez
ibid mid nidt peiter intereliirt.
(SSort1etuno foIot.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17
3pfalbertAte aus QSafbinaton.

@aibingtOn, 16. Se6r.-0aS friher
benz Wtaior Sob9e an &-Str. 9eb0rige id0ne
gSOhnbau5 tpurOe lestbiu fir S21 400 an
Sberlt R. g. SmOOt oerfauft.
- @Ompa9nte $, 2. 9fe9t. Der g2ationalz
@ar0e bon Yenniglpanieu, miro am %. 68.
OttS. Der @ompagnie U, g8aibington's leidte
Snfanterie, eiuen fanterabi bi6aftit9en 8eiu9
abitatteu. 9(m Sage finoet eine grcuriion
na9 M.z zSernon, abenos ein 8aa i'm 6reis
maurers Sempel ftatt.
- 5ru. Senrg s. Sowen, benz Gorreipon=
ten be8 H.zD. ySnoepenOent" wuroe seIern
in einem 8a9en Der StraBens@i @iienbabn eine
Observation-Disclosures i'm gSertbe bon $500
geitohlen. 2lls Der Chat Oerbddtt9 wurOen
SEQ. Scott unb Soc Saiier uerbaftet.
- Sn Der beutigen Sibung Der lanotpirthz
idbaftltd)en Contention nurbe bei9lolien, cine
0enfi4rift un ben @ongreB Su idtden, in
melder uu Sertuiatguug peiterer 9Gnoeretell
an Die ein5elnen 9taaten Sebuis 0otirnng
Der lanolpirtbihaftltden 3ebranIfalten mad :.
geIudt pirb; audi iollen bic nerI6ieoenen Sc,
ebgebun9en erluft iperben, in ibren reIp.
Staaten beionoere Oirettorlen fir lanomtrtb-
i6aItltAeS @r5ebungSlpeien 81 erri1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17
gclearapbiId,es S(l[er[ci.

< Su Cincinnati, o., itarb getern Sra
s. 8irO, Der @rOBmeifter oes SOO,6euOwss
SrOens i'm Staate Ohio.
- 3tpii9en Superior unb 3agftel6, 8isc.
wHrOe 9eitern OtOr3en Die 2ei9e OeS u.
Speet bon Nlilwautee 9efunben; Der Wann
mar erfroreH,
= Die gisernbte auf bem 6ubion mar iebr
er9iebig.
: Der @rOBfiirit reist mOrgen bon gfetp.
Orleans uad Peniacola ab.
= Sn Stem MerifO be9eben bic SnOianer
pteber @ewalttbaten.
= Su QtriSona trdst bic 6rieOenspolitlf
Der &e9ierung gegen Die SuOiancr au9ebli9
quite Eriid)te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17
Stditen.


81 m, 16. SSebr. = gS ipir0 geia9t, Sab
Der 8aplf beabf6tige, oas @oncOrOat auSuz
heben, iomeit bafelbe auf @liuB unO 9otbriu<
gen 8eSn9 bot.
Son sen ssbiGipinenz SnieIn.
SO 6rib, 16. Sebr. = gtafrt6ten bon
MantGa melOen, bab auf ben Bbtlipinen Snz
ieln 4lles rubts lit. Die 8euolte Der @tngez
borenen lpar poaltdnoig unterSriidt mor6en.
Die sefan9enen aufitdnoiiden pnrcen friesss
geri6tlidl proSeiiirt unb gum Sooe perurz
betlt. Ser anfiibrer Der 8epolte III binge>
ri1tet poroen. -....
Sffinsien
alcnt a 16. Sebr.-0ie Seerbi9un9
bes ermorbeten 9eneralgouOrneurs nou Sns
Oien iinoet morgen itatt. 8aron 6ranciS
Napier, @ouuerneur Der 8rdFOentidaft Wa=
bra8, ,pelder Oa8 erlebigteamt tempOrar iiber,
nimmt, iptrb am Sc. D. Nonat8 bier ertuar<
tet.
gdiHSbertd,te.
9 y m 0 II b, 16. Sebr.-9er Sampier
ySbirin9ia" bon Seem Dorf mad 6anburs
beitimmt, 1T bier etngetrOften.
sc o b lille, 16. 6ebruar. - Der Oams
pier ,auifralia" 1T BON Seem Dorf uugetom,
men.
wearft uns S56rfc.
0Onbou, 16. Sebr.-u uamerifaner" rlt>
big unO feif.
aiperpool, 16. 6ebr. = gaumluole
idloB flau: llplbs. 1lB-4; Srl. 118-f;
Serfdufe 10000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-17
GOminiitratnts Gerfauf


Wrnneei9emtDum on oer Dallesftraee uRb on Der
5loUetzGde Der 5ampiteooz uno &arolinetr.
Su 6olqe ciHeS B2eblC5 oGS 2BaiieH9eridbtes BON
Baltimore iperoen Die unterBeihneten Aomniratoren
bes uerorbenen g8illiam 81. 8ealn5 auf 0ffentlider
Mutton am Btaee am 4. GHdrT 1872, 0Gdnittaes
llbr 0erfduen. -... 81 .....
Sen ganBen uneetbeitteu 6atbz Mntbeit aIs semein=
Ihditlidbe Beuobner BON einem @)runDpl0Se in Der
Stabt Baltimore, oil Der SIbtuef=@de Der Samp.
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