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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

ga timOr c, ben 10. Gcpt. 1872.
aH bic 0S. SEQ. U. Sing, Siqs @itneer, Eranf
9itoIion, 2tomGs VI. Onion uro Seize Dtorriior,
eomte Der oemotratli1 zcOnierputioCn @onuention
lur Den brttten eonsrcs Diitrft pon YtaruIaur.
Ufetns 6errcn: SD nebmc ole domination Der be-
motratilb.coneroatlo 9oroentou ais 9ongreBz
@anoioat iiir ben ortuen Sttrift ron NatnIGnS nit
9ant on. SD ge5e SbuCn. meine Strrcn unb Der
Sorosnton, ipette Sic oertretfn, Die Beriiberuro,
DAB Id, lals i'd 81 oCm ebrGnuollen Imte Gines lPts
lout'. aue mir auerIe9tsH Shidtcn auf bas Gcluil
len5aitefe erIl Cnuno bic Snterehen eCs SiItrftes
oen iu oertreten I ocSbre babe, nab msinem heiten
SSlntn mo sS'uen mahrnebmen Ueioe. SD beiCnne
mid auridttg fir Ole Ganoihoten ir BrGiiScntid,oit
uno Sicez Irdiioentidoit, adtb 0oGace 9reeleu nnb
.. 9roB SroUn eReoifire ole Brin5ipien Der lcstbiu
bier G59ebateneu benz. ytational=S onuentiun uno
peroe oIelclbe mutbt9 beilrmortGH, nenn INNER Die
JhterefeH oes &dHies es srforoern, baF cine imme
oatur fIboben ueroe. Snbem i'd Der Gonuenton iir
melHe Vonlnation meiusn Sant ansIpretbe, per-
(22G) SEilIiom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sricfst.NSettinieI.

Nem.Yorf, 10. Sept. - Sei'm er.
iten, heute 5miiGen ben ensliiden 9siufJeru
uub einem biei. Stub itattgefunbenen @angt
ftaub bas Spiel 249 fir Die gu9ldnper, los
fiir bic 4merilaner,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sie ein,iss adte perhefsrts 5aus'l6s
9Ghmaidline,

onie Die empire" nnb a1e auoern, au6 singers
Rr. ." in oem 3 m fzReparir=eaoeu uon
Shoma5 Sbanfs,
(3lnl1Ss) 9is Der Qomharbz unb Sbdrpitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Seutiaes 3abmar,tlid)cs Snifitnt.

Grmens3linlf Don bis lbr yforsens,
in Rr. 114, Sanupers, 5Difdbsu Gunwap. uue
Sarreffr. Or. Sernbars NReper (tuoirte in bies
tiger 3abnarsnsiduIe) sebt 3dbns uermittelit retnen
Saasaies obne S6merScn aus. aiinitlite @ebiie
Don 81 gu SIP. @5olefauunssn BON 81 81.
(Wfai 1S,iS.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

Nem-gorf, 10. Septb. - oeute wuroe
oil Der Qttieub0rie Der 8anterott bon 0tuu.
roe & Comp. ausesei9t; mau beiiir6tct nod
spei ueitere 9allunas ginitellunQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

81 gBsnn Gu sins nels Ndbmuidine rsporrrt bas
ben iuiGit, 10 ssbs oui ons 6dlte Su =. 4 mNcasu'
M, in Rr. 1876, sSei, Sapettei,rase!
setn 3psieseitdit beiiuhet fb in ssr. 25. OF,
SSnTti rn ors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Muffn-Gnffrp

Goeben empfonsen cine Eartie ee,ten ne pffa.
&aifee, tueben mir in Den aduiern paiienfen Quons
titdten uertaufen. Beni. u. 9oe & GDmp.,
Q30-O Nr. 142, DeitzSaltimoreitrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
SalanS=
SiuS Saihinotpl,. .

g8oibin9tou, 10. Sept. - 9tc 9tcoe-
.@innebmen beIleien ld beute auf 1884, =
115 25
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
sSSC
MrCaulen-ApNrdnt.

STR $ampeumader uub 9ruubeisentbamer.
Dif unser3sitHeten rsrsrtsen unb babeu sum
8srfauis bia betten nj d. init Ba ifer per-
spetGnten, ba lie qaes Obernaiier ire iauIes @oi~
fsr ausibtiesen. Dies it zine isbr lpitse Sbatade
aat aIein iir bic @eIuaobeit 4ler, pelde 6pbrant.
gSaiier eebrauhen ionoern ouCb fir Die Griparnis
nRtsrsrunbeS nit abhuBruaier Der sewobniiden
enoran, Der @loafe uno oe6 Selers perbnbert. 2lIe
Siton Guplsbers, AbfluBlod= urb @aGz buoranz
aanbtbeile eiu rueide natliri ourd BEN qrabn entz
fsrnt peroen miiiie. Eur9 oieie ouoranten earons
tireu mir, bieem llebel polig une fiber ahju=
beIfeu. !. =. 6rend, s. Gomp.,
(sJuHi25,l2Wt) Str. 5, Sarriionfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sie Warblanh 5 sSuffiiut

y Il . " u u
mro fir bic 9nissscnnabme bon @nt,rn BON
Wfonto9, cen %. Gs., an bis sum 5amftaa, o. 6s,.
incl; ofeE iein. am 9ienitas, ben l. OH, aben6s
Z uPr miro ole GueleIlun9 iiir Seiudsr srof1uct.
tort gu mclben.
artitel oon beionbers gutter Arbeit in allen Branz
den Der nnStibCn uno id0nsu 9uHt itno ipeieIl
ptlltommen.
DIonta9, .. %. os., pertuuft.
pat eHtH perrin .'''.'..................$ 500
Nut ttHt OuWt...-.. ..s.. ........ LOO
Nnr elnsH perm uno etne Dame. ........ 250
k226-9 9. R. &entIcn. &nriiRenher-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

Je0Gr 6eutl DE @rants Z eOner NIL
iegt pru. SAur; outmortcn. 6r. Srobud,
beanhportet 6ru. Sdurj. 6r. GnppdPOrt
buettet cine 2(ntwort uuf 6rn. S9urs Dor.
'9r. 9abn miro S6urS autworten uuo or.
3ato6 @olf bat ibm bereit8 9cantmortct.
Gar fein BnnOer, OOB 9r. Shur3 10 blaB
mtro. (&ollsblntt.)
SierSu bentrft Der oWehbote":: ,,2(Qe bieic
tletuen gidter, BON oenen 0rei3ebu aui
Elm BfnnO gebeu, uerbalteu fd) III Surl
SAur5, ME ebeu 10 Oiele 9tmsiieubaufeu gum
Gbimboroiio. 0o8 8Ieii6 III miQig, oem
groBeu D(eiiter @rant ju bienen, aber Der
G'eiit 1T idmuh. Der eiuSige oeutId)c Reos
ucr BON 8eoeatln9, Der nidt fir @reelcg if,
III &idtcr Staao. 4bsr Der Rldter III ourdl
aus uno 9ans cntidlsOen aeaen Grant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
SteinfOblen unO Sool,!
SurrDnnh 6 Gnutn

SAMPLER in Den beiten Sortsu 8oblen meIds bier Al
Warte 9ebraht tueroen. Sir GROCER 8ouatb III ltCts
oorrotbs, uelder Scu 6ilfioiten Rreleu uerfauit
miro. Sodes 9sUtbt MIRO anrantirt.
Snrsau: SsrmnuftrdEe, srte Eblre 6fiGi6 BON
@oluertfrnfs. (septoO IiNl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Spe3ial : Noti;ell.
Sobn u. Snman & Gomp.,
yfr. As, @eif= Nrattffrase,

uabe Spear's % erfte,
SGneier NIT Sen 5eifeu barten
1gten's Saaep., Sunburp. uno Cumberland.
SoAlen,
s240 Ptuuo auf bic Come in alien fsGlen, frei bon
sdsier unO anosrn nnyeIgisteten. (sept6, 12Mfef)
Nteb. SSalsPs &mnit 0aIerie.
Insserifet NIT ben befen Maltinen unb einse=
IIdtst naf oru neueiten 8erbeiisrunsen, Die iber=
baupt bic Photographic auisupeiieE bat, erlaube Id
mir. einem seebrten Bublitun Die eree6enhe anseiss
tu MAIDEN, bas men bon in Saltimorefrase portbeiI,
bait betanntes 9cihGtt naf
wr. 46, SecrD GbarIesffrase,
berisgt lii unb als 3unii-@a1eria iitb i'm stanbe bez
fuost, 8ortraits ~ lieern, ue9e BON osl Carte de
visIte bis 3nr asbenssrose In Bahea Del an
GebnIbteit uao 4usilDruns Nitts tpiniteu
iibrls lasn. @ruppen peroen In ieber grose au
has Ssfs ausssilbrt; Die beacn ardfte fno sur ans
iertisuns BON 8botosrapbien bei uns ansefeut, une
nnr prtlid,eu 9iuitlern miro Die ausiiibruns Dor
Portraits anusrtraut. adtune5uon
Nd,arb gSaI;l,
l34-H gfr. 46. Roro @barlesfra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
5is beIssa Steiatablsn 3u Den nieorigs
fen 9reiien.

a,sisl DOT Der ra3altinlorer @ompasnit,~ bon ber
nisuler< Soioner @ompaenie,l
Id Ses uub rait brenuenoe ao5leu-6te been ssoblen
ouf BEN beIisen Dsarfte
5u oertauten
aarrtnlGburss So oherS Sounenmeife.
aa4 rSptens' Galepz" uno eumberlinber aobIea
6. r. 0isae, ggent Der
sBaItimorer Sopen-" Il. zGiieubab abusg omp..
8ltsau: Rr. e, Soutbftrdse.
9obIenbof: &Ge Der ROrtbs unb HSabtfcn
e5frdEe. tlft 1GEl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sas
DrDant, StFAttGn 4 SaSlT'(6s
Grhcr,nnnn

rsi ooer Grm, 0cTbcratbst ohrr nitt, Ioute Gin C
ben fiir cine iCHeH Nttglr enipTetCHbe Summs pera
dern, uuo in Dem porrerftSn RnHeC Der besgeeltstI
fen 9eiel itaiter lGbt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Wob cine Ne6tferti9una tpeaen oes
t,,SreStt= JHDbjIiIIc a.
ScIearapEliid1es lIlcr1ei.

- Der @eleegebuH9 BON Sregen lieat cine
Sl oor, Die @ranb= Sllr1 ab;uihaffeu.
- Der pOr9eiterr b;i 8oriatp, ST., uer.
branrte NttiiiiFppi'9Ompfcr o0terria" wur
$50, 900 mertb.
- Die @rabaus 0emotruten, rid,tiaer
8rant. .SourbOnen, BON Snoiana, blClteu qe.
tern IN Suo!anapoIi8 cine Staats Gouuens
tioH, 5u pelfer fid) geraoe 100 Berionen ein=
9etuuheu batten; iie nomluirtcn u. g. Go.
gerton (eiuen Qiberalcn) fiir ou8 @ouuer,
neursamt uno or9ouiiirten Ff fit Die Gam.
payne
= Die auf Der ,6ampton. 8beOe aciuutene
brtttidle Srlgg "gll3a Maria" miro gcboben
neroen.
- YrdFOent Grant beiud,te aeferu bic
Staatss ausheaung in 8oDerlp, N..S., unb
Die Snourte IuSiteDnng in gtclu, gorf, uno
puroe entbuiiaitiiA besriiBt.
- Ser Seridt iibcr einen 6ampf uon
g8beeler's @rpebitiou nit ben Snbiaueru bsi
Seauer bot iidb ais cine @rfincuug erpicz
fen.
: 9a man in lekterer 3eit g}id)ts iiber
bic Sorgdnge III 8ope, @ouutp, 4rt., qeb0rt
bat, 10 9ldutt man, oaB bic llnruben iesf
untel briidt fino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Wn,ciae,

Sen sreunoeH Der feform unb ben Stimmeeb0n
Der erifen Waro empfebteu mir oln. sB, r. S9colai
as unabbdusieen @anoioaten fir Den ertsu Slatt>
ratbs;Deie.
g1ir refommanbirsn ibn als Den Srpouenten nnierer
Nniitten uno ben Seiiirmorter pon ReTormeu.
(l24-6) SicIe Stimmeeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sapauua=Giaarren
Neimer Rnrtmein

i'm 8leinperfauie 3u Gnsrosz Breiicn bel
Benjamin ". goe & Gomp.,
Q3G-O 0r. ti2, Weifz BaItimorefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Mn1SncraGmfr
S3auferctte in Jsemz O,,,f

gfem 0ort, 10. Sept. Die &s9ie.
rung uerfanftc beute 0tia. Dollars Sob 81
114-11I OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

Senninss' 3abnsSinftnr.
Gine elesante, iibere unS erfolga
reitbe WunomGicbe,
gum Rsinisen, 8eridoncrn unb Grbaltuns Der 3dbns
uno bes 3abnaeiibes, unb sibt beR @tbem sinen an
seHebmen Scrub. gu baben bel alien 0rosuiten in
alsemetuen unb
u. 5pnipn, Senuinas, & Gump.
(Mniil l0GRgl SIR % Hnrn. hnrlaeffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
W. q. WDon & Conn.,,

Sl9entpulnsr pon
5olts patentirten autpmatiieben SetIern,
psl9s in ben lesten ilnSebn Sa9rsn isbr umansrsid
unb nit besrem SroIse, aIs trsenb Gin anbsrer nit
0ampf ODER bsiBem Wdsier bsiSeuber apparat se=
brandt perneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

hr mebtstniite 3Defe, uniere etsene5mpo bt
BENJAMIN. g. Wpe q Spmp.,
QSOf-) VT. 142, Wefs8altimoreEr
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Gtwas 8ntts fir &inOer!
2autenbdb'S

ODurpIapeNs GSNtm WIdBdbeff,
eIe uRi6doid 9ardntirt; bel alien 9roauIffen an bn
ben Breis % Cts. ole Sdadttl. isobriairt in
2dntenbdd1'S oentiher Gpotpete uno Dtinerapofier.
Depot Noroof'Gds Der gntnps Il. Soratoao6r.
(SSebT a. 1S.i Q.2S.El
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@ettDsburger IatalDiincz
SSSo fScr

Die sroBen 5eitmittcI Der Ratur fir Dpspep<
tia. heumatts 9t6t, Stein,
. arntubr, 1aiieriudt edbmune, Nis.
Giide Srontbeitcn. gu baben bel alsu Orosuifen
Z. NJ. Sieebc, Aaent,
Nr. 81, gBeit qomharoitrdBe;
9ebr. sSbitMen. @ereral asenten,
glr. 227, Shez6rontitra6s, 9blaoelpba.
(Nuo n 3JDt ~
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Treitag ben 20. September 1872.

8eform in Der @eiesgebun9 unb Der Stobt
Sertpaltung, er ipraf iid1 gegeu Die ferner
Nus9abe bon Bombs gum Selicu ir1eno einei
OepartementS aus unb mill Alle inter ot
uebertpahuug oeS Stabtrat6s eeiteQt eben
-9eute mtrben 35 Qngebote anf bic boz
Der Re9terung auSgeboteue Wtilion in @olt
eln9eretdlt; s10,600,000 piirOeu ungefGb,
Der Nadtraqe entipro6en bu6en.
SOrdce BrecIcO.
wits bnrg, 10. Septbr. - 6ordct
9reelep trat heute 2lbeuo llbr bier Elm Fadel.
;ug empfiug i'm am 8abnhofe uuo aeleitetC
ihn nadI oem st. Charles 6ote(, no sr pom
SalcOn cine 9teoe,an Die ;ablreid pe1iammeltc
Neritenmen9e belt.
SSabrf6einlttb bei'm SaSen crtruu=
Fen.
y bil a belph ia, 10. Septbr. @eIfern
tanoen Smet 6erren Die nad.e Qeidle zines iuuz
gen WtdohenS BON IS Sabren in elmer Ntarid,
bel @ran'a Sdbre. 0a man oil Der Qefe
te,ne Spur BON @etualt eutoefen fonnte, 10
pernlutbet man, oaB ba80tGo6en beim gaoeu
ertrunten lit. Sbr Same 1T nidlt befauut.
Wob cine Nedtferti9uno tpeaen bes
nSreott= Wrbiltne. "
Grte, 10. Septbr,-Die y9ispatd)" wtrO
mor9eu cine grtldrung Oes GOnsreBmitg,e-
oeS Scoftelo briu9en, baB er niemalS efueu
Gent bon ben attien Der nGrcOit .Mobiliuc"
erbielt
S1Otb Gin 1tnterfd)leif.
ct. 3ouis, 10. Septbr. Capt. Gbas.
Siriep, Elm @lert i'm Yoitautte, muroe beute
auf bic antlage uerbaftet, Sriefmarten i'm
gSertbe BON $11O0 unteriflugen ,u babeu.
Sepcrftebenper Nmsifan6 Der 3im,
merleute in GbicGao.
g tca9o, 10. Sept. - Sic 3immer,
leute oteier Stabt baben bic 4rbeitqeber for.
met benadri6tigt, oaB iie pom nId)fen
on Dollars bro Saa forbern uno
i'm sS'igaun8sia(le Die 2trbeit siHiteQeu wsr-
ben.
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c)Obn gQnrOA
SegenieitigeScbrns =Serii9srnrgs,igs4
fe[liflaft bnn 8niinn. Wnf.

feHiUuII DOH UOitnn, W(an.
Dtsie 9eeLihaft wuroe aIf Opponent 6cs tstltmd
| ten "nSahddluiettfer Ridjt 0srfau Cfriebss5
or9aniirt. Sbr @utbuben ii lest ii6er 81 jG0OCO.
pelte iCler 81 Suntgu hrr 3oiceu SnbutCr nroes,
ieet tHo: NaG Den 9gicben Ouu Ntoii0bu,C Is, WCnr
| tr9eno cine GnlGge oOcr Iuicibr a-u,odt mprben
loelne mot onrh Ole StGtuteH GutoTrt, jnb Die 5tas
rettoreu, UelbG oiciebc scmadt uosr teuiuiat 6ery
utt9tiCeern Der Scifulhait fir i5osu 6aouvd pCrura
laptt1 Ssrtut peronltlb 9uaEtportld. Die 7iretH
torch oeru 5obR bGncOd 8eaenieitigen vebcns 8Srs,
fheruH9s @ci5uihaI umiaiitn engs SGcisiq oer
rel1ten uno reipettGbCliCU SniDotHgr 8onOH's.
Aue Solleen fno HGh elmer Br6mieHjdbluHs ub oluR
anosrldubar, eHerict, ob oelebe idpTlib tGlbldbr-
il0 ooer otertelldbrItn 9emudt WiTo. EUiecu6sE
meroen 9atb6brlt6 ertlcrt uHo bdar be3nblt.
RlT RENE Eebens~ unh StriorquuGt 8eridc,ung,
ieren Geihditen uerbBESsen.
- Slne lelr aroSe 4H5lLl uUierer befen GniUo5uer
rEo 6sretts in Der y Gucou" Ueritdsr!; GsignSu
PtiissJGNto DCrocn kur uCrNdbtTt.
gSGltar =. Q8iltiUiou,
SCneraI- a8ent iur D,atuIono uno rem SilrR
9OiumtiG,
gtoropCf StC Der GbuTlte uno S0ltimoIcitT.s
Sdmts enbCrl 0 n, Sotal- Agtut;
U. U. . Chlr urRWGnu,
EsrpdEr o6e oeutiDaR 0epariGnlentf;
VI. SCme5 u. 2 Steuurt
(wat1o, l2RcLpJ nnteTGdnrsss
,,DigblanN"
am 5detbepuntte Der galcru, uub 5ig5lants
&OenGC,
Baltimore Spuntp, a5le.,
tHner5aIb 500 Darhs pCE beJ stnb
DOit IWorg.
sfStabdHh" fUtro raid GnQetaut uHb hCI6 cine
10. bnge UNI ncrbUole &Oritdbt BulumUtc's psCA
Den. &s lte9i nur einge buubCrt NuIos
poH Der TBbtahcptia= &9ilmIH9toH- BaI:s
mOrtr &iitu6a5u,"
RON Der @aHtOucr StGopi5roC6o9r,
rom 4GttlrioE= Burte
mo
sroii9tn Der ruHiOne@iiCnbObu" unb Dem 2nltimorer
gSCigbtto3.
gtn 8oGfe fhuIb0us uno cine Rtrde 5sFpn
Den th berltis aui oem &lnBe.
Die Yo9C 1T cine Der 9eiuuoCteH uu6 aR9tpG5uasu
In WdTptQno.
SGupldec fno untcr itbr GtHftgen 8CoiuguuceH
gu ocrtuuIcH ooCC Bu UtrpultcH.
98e9en luctterr GmSeHECteu mcnbe man fdJ
miiu6lt6 ooCr Ittriittdl Gu
ShumuS Wc(Sinnis. agcntlu
(4pr. %, t2Ipe, t&p) an Crt una Stslp,
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beribmts eawion'i6s "HOs Air Furnaces. "

Der Barrier, Tmsrifanii6e aldeubeerb uub gBar
ren ide Seeroe," Barlor., Guns u. 9isbtEina=Seu
Bias<Seiisr.
Die berlibmte 9apionite "Hot Air Furnaces"
Sesung Don Blei. unb Siienrobren, 8absfpannen
5poranteH, WaiGitdnoe, GIioirs, abSussrobrsn fin
Ibtritte; ioiute aud
bporaulii6e Ramlner, WaHer Diaihinerte Il. (. 10.
mormorne Sbiefer- aaminiimie, SsuerbsCrSs 8oite
Resifer II. I. No.;
Riden lltenfilien, Bafisrfhber nnb Refuseratcren
8od= unb Ses6ien unb Jieparaturen aIer grt.
Sinmeff=Gfe Don Saltimpres unh GutdfpRr
sQo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

9enug, i'd peroe rubia mitgsben." Sic waren
b1lo IN ildcrem @eua6rfam. Q[les mas III
elner ooQitdHbi9en 6alidmiiu;, Bert1Gtte &C..
bort, oils 6Ormen, WtstaQe, @hemitalien,
S4meljtl9cl, SfuciOe.I .Ipparate IL. /. 10. purz
ben ncrobert. Su6artsr's s3lmmer III gtr. 1929,
Utartet. Stra6e, murOeu msbrere @uBformeu
oon melIterhafter Arbsit un0 cine Otenge Ws,
talle uno Gheimtalien ooraefunben unO nit
Stldia9 bele9t. G8 1T algeuein befaunt,
oaB oteIe bleier Miiuen idon BEN g8eq iu'5
Yublltnm aefurSen haber."
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gslesrapbii9e Sepef(gea.

tN0rtiegnra ioIat.l
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9tbtmng Z!
Sncben erbalten

2tdbtmng!
Sncbem erbaltrn
500 Sfb. bette Olacc Ganbfbube
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DI ED:

In jamestown, July 81. 1872. Mrs Chase, widow Of
Levi X. Chase, aged about 80 years. Deceased was
resident of jamestown for the last 20 years.
At her sons residence in Beetown May 29th 1872
Elizabeth Ketaer, aged 70 years
In the village of British Hollow, July An 1872
Frances Manderaux, aged sixty one years.
At the residence of his son David Eastman, in the
town of Wingville, Grant County, Wisconsin, Levi s.
Eastman, senior, on Thursday, June 27th, 1872.
Mr.. Eastman was in his I'D year, and had been
resident of this county since $40 having emigrated
from Canada, bringing with him his family, consist
lag of his wife and eight children and settling in the
town Of Smeltzer where he located upon lar &c fine
tract of farming land and became after years of toll
of most successful and thrifty agricutursts
In the year 1857 death robbed him of his devoted
wife, and breaking up his own household, he has since
then lived among his children who having arrived at
that hen they could provide for themselves di
vidng his property among them and passing his days
10 peace and quietude surrounded by the children he
loved well.
For over so years and up to the date of his death
he was consistent member of the NJ. L. Church,
true christian, upright, honorable in all his
transactions through life, affectionate father deyo
ted husband kind neighbor aud true and faithful citi
zen, thus BY his many acts of christian virtue endear
ing himself to large circle of friends and neighbors
His funeral took place from the residence of his
Madab of the town of Shelter. (where the remains
had been conveyed on Saturday, June goth at A.
after proceeding to the NJ E. Church at Kaysville.
The funeral sermon preached by the Rev. Mr..
knbbs, Methodist minister. Com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-09
THE FOURTH AT WASHBURN.
An Old Fashioned Celebration Grafton by
Hon. b. A. Ferrin-Basket Picnic.

An Old Fashioned CeIebratIon-Oration by
Hon. b. A. Ferrin-Basket Picnic.
EDITOR HERALD The citizens of
the towns Of Lima and Clifton and
goodly number from the adjoining
town of Mifilin, met in the village of
Washburn on the 4th for a genuine
old fashioned celebration. Early in
the morning they began to arrive,
and by 10 o'clock this little village
was full to overfo wing with people.
At this hour the exercises COM
menced. A national salute by the
use of an improvised cannon, after
which a national anthem was sung
by the choir, followed by music by
the military band. DR.. Hadder, by
tho way an able presiding officer, in
troduced the reader of the Declara-
tion, Mr.. S. Basey, who in full clear
voice read the noble instrument
After which music by the string
band and singing by the choir.
The Grafton was delivered by DR..
S. A. Ferrin, of Montfort, which was
listened to with earnest attention.
The speaker dwelt upon the moral,
physical and intellectual improve.
ment of our people, ana briefly
glanced at the rapid progress of the
arts and sciences reverted to the
foundation principles of our form of
government-"equal rights" and the
universal brotherhood of men clos
ing with q glance at the probability
of our future greatness.
Dinner was then announced, and
soon baskets well filled with eatables
in endless variety were forth coming,
and all partook of the good things
provided. Dinner over, the celebra-
ton exercises were renewed. Music
and singing, with toasts and respon-
SEES and speech making occupied the
time until near o'clock when the
assembly, after singing the Star
Spangled Banner, dispersed. All
were pleased with the exercises and
voted the celebration a complete sue
cess. w.
Lama July 4 1872
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enee was read in mastery manner by Alex
ander lvey, when the choir broke forth in the
stirring national air of sHail Columbian
Then followed an able address by Hon. ]. w.
Seaton.
Hon. A. w. Emery delivered the Grafton,
andto say it was an excellent effort feebly
expresses its real merits. The Grove was
then made TO ring with the appropriate air,
"The Star Sprangled Banner" after which
empty stomachs were replenished with the
good things which went to make up for a
good picnic dinner.
After dinner a sack race for purse of SO
came of, James III. Vincent winning the purse.
Several foot races followed and the many par
Elephants evinced considerable skill as athletes
patriotic.
The basd and choir played and sung, when
at 4oc. the youth and beauty, and others who
desired, repaired TO an appropriate place, there
to enjoy the dance TO their hearts content
Fire works were displayed in the evening af-
ter which the merry throng separated for
their homes. EYE WITNESS.
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Dawitt and Starr standing a tie on
the third prize, shot off at single
birds, Dawitt winning.
Immediately after the shooting q
race between two running horses
took place, which seemed to excite
the mass of the people, ladies as well
as gentlemen, more than any of the
previous proceedings of the day.
Race, single half mile, 500 side.
The celebration was closed with q
magnificent display of fireworks in
the evening. There were some
beautiful pieces among the lot which
did credit to the comitteemen who
selected them. One Of them shone
out in different colors the figures
"l776''; another "JULY 4TH"; another,
the most beautiful Of all, the size Of
which was 10 feet long by II feet
wide, was made to read that time
honored and soul>stirring word "IN-
DEPENDENCE"
Thus ended the celebration at
Boscobel of the Goth anniversary, and
which will be remembered with
pleasantness and good feeling toward
the people of Boscobel by all who
participated from abroad, and one
which our towns people look upon
as the best celebration they ever
had.
A couple of accidents occurred
wherein three boys and horse were
sprinkled with fine shot by one of
the shootists at the pigeon match
with no serious results, however,
Mr.. l. S. Petty was knocked down
and ruu over by horse whose rider
was rather reckless 1t was though
at the time of the accident that he
was very badly injured, but that was
not the case. He sustained some
heavy bruises which he will get over
in a few days. The number of peo-
pie from abroad was estimated at
$500.
Boscobel, July 9th, 1872. '76