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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
Remedy fer Freekl les, AanAasn, ,anA nal
QQ1aD Bites.

Remedy Gss FrscAles, Sanbasn, ,snA Hes.
Saaso Bites.
Freckles indicate an excess Of iron In the
blood, We are tnee, tAe sun acting on the par
ticles IN the dkin as It does ON lndsllble
ink, bringing cut ~ color A very, SIM
PIE way q removing them y aM p Be as FOL-
Tsie nnely powdsred pitre (sAlt3etrs) snd
ed With Wafeg and dipped IN the powdAf.--
When perfectly yjoAe aud jndiciopsly rhpeoe bed
It win Tsnove then. sAeotAaAIy and vkheut
Y a. Old Ensli.h prescription 4 Tor the skin is
be blne-slice Into Il a. much cucpnber IS 1t
will eeyef, ard let II stand an houy; then bafhe
the fAee oa1 hands Waahing them 0f With fair
water when the sucupher extract y dry. The
latter y said to st1mulete the growth Of
hair ynsss @ e Z Z a lacking. s 4 ven % and and
vhlis % spplyis 70 high foreheads and bald
Rough skinA arising from exposure to the
winds In ytdinR, rowing or yatchins, trouble
many la&ise, Who vAl BE- glad to know that
"a applioattou Of cold cream OF glycerine q
the merping. will render them presentabie at
the breakfsst table without looking like wo.
N rho fOl1pWt the hUaDdA hlQWzY Ald burn
O. The ampleSe way q obvlate the bad ef-
fects Of TOO fres sun and wind, which are apt
ON occasion 70 revenge themselves for the ne.
g rub the 1ace, throat and arms we'll with
cold cream sr purS almond oil before going
out. With this precaution, one may come
home from berry party or sail, without .
tyaoe of the gingerbread eject toe apt to fol-
low these yssaS9res. Cold cream made fron
aln0nd oil, with no lard or tallow about Il
will answer every end proposed BY the
use of buttermilk. which young ladies can
hardy psetss - cosmetic on aScesnt Of Tie
ooSs' a very de,icate and Il edsctlsse prepafsnou
ffof rNaeh skiR. eEuptiye disease, cuts, or ul.
Rly& &4he, half an ounce 81 rosemary, md
tWdHt3 drops Of carb0lic acid. IN those dRoAd-
Cd ifs1a11n6s Of the skin occurring lnSenner,
such aShives OF prickly heat. this wash 9l1es
soothing relief. The earbOlic acid y once neu'
tralizes the pstson e The blood yhtsA causes a
bIoee - heals it ~ t1ea9 g. solueiea q
| thi4 10 In glycerine made niNeeS SstrOnGf,
say alty drops 70 an ounce of alyeerine .feyAs
protection from mosquitoes II applied at
night. Though many pe9ple consider the
remedy equal to the diseass, constant
sotic od0r Of the cerbolic acid. especially 4
the pure crysealized form b used. which
Is far less overpowering In its fragnncs
than that commonly put up. Those who dis
Nike u TOO much 70 uso u at night WIN fand tn
stag Of the bites ainost miraculOusiy cursG
and 1he hlotches remoslh by touching then
With nixture in the 0sning. Babies and
children ahonA b t0N08ed Win Il 70 relley'
the pain they fed fse0 hssct biteA end d
no9 knSw how 70 expgeas exceps hy W0r
Erying. Two or tWQ three drops q stts
! a fsees H. tbs. pgepamtleu disevisas u
kaall sa Is g ssnder It t0lerabas 70 human be
EGS though nok = 70 mosquitoes. = 8aspsr'
- ~ 10 = q A.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

SHOCKING CASUALTY-FOUR PERSONS
9I BURNED TO DEATH.
MsvAax, April !. The Awslliae es John 0ivsn.
n Roekwsy, 4ossis county, was 6ssesoysd BY IRE
about 90 O'Clock sunday aaE1ing His wife and
thrss eAildssa persisted IN ths Aasss. TIE 2ssI ,s
suppossd . have been oaassd by sccidsnt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
WASHINGTON.

\ WAsHIN0ToN, APRIL 2.
SsNAfE.-A letter was rsad signsd BY Generals
wads Hampton. .Ksrahaw and n. c :Butlsr. dsny-
ing any connection with Ku Klux associations q
Edmunds asserted in the Ssnats. 5g,y..a
Hosse-Hoopsr presented memorial from U tsh
Cenvsation praying for admission ~ state OF Des-
eret. Referred. .l.. ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
ny RI,

RaOADS-QN ~ sles m. ss wsssatevu Boarding
SSSOSl, fkSnX 3. lHoods, seh sf JoaafAaA
"a HeOeGso q. nAoo&, ~ WllnlnetoA. Del. h
he llsA yeaS Of his a6s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
WEATHER REPORT.

WAMINoroN, April 2, 1872.
Weather, clear and PLEASANT over the Middle
States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
DADICAL nKETIH0.

~ Radical Executive Committee. ol NJ
u.u.tv. hesa~ mtetin6 In tAis sny o. 6athf-
dav morning, at the corner Of Fifth and Mar
tst streets. Many persons who passed that
corner about 10 O'clock wsre foecibly srssk
With the groupss Of white aud black men
Who filed the pavement, engaged 10 anxious
conversation. "a The meeting vas pf6sadsd
over BY VIM. Silver, Esq, Pr. Camepu, See-
ratary. TIE meeting feSolvedAt 70 hon an
election on the eth Of May 10 chose delegates
10 a State Convention 10 be heh at Dover On
the 9th Of May. The number Of da1egAkes p
attend aid Couvsution was .Axed - folaoWs
First Ward 4; Second I; Third 4; Fourth 5;
Fifth 5; Sixth Z; Seventh =; Eighth 2; Ninth 2;
Tenth 80. 7. .BnAAy AywinS Ia; West DO.
.: Christians 6; Mill Greek. 4; White Clay
Creek 8; New Castle 4; East Red Llon 2;
Pencader 2; East st. Gsoyses, 3; West ~. 3;
N. Approximately 8; S.d6'2 soH pa
This hooks like an attempt on the part d
the Wilmington Radicals to over rGle Kent
and Sussex in the state Convention ana make
all the nominations, as WAS done IN 1870.
They omitted to apportioa the member of
colored delegates expected to participate.
Why did they neglect this?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02

CoNNEcrIcUT.--Returns from Connecticut shov
that thS Stats has gone for the Radicals BY
small majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
SECOND EDITION.
ny TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.

t9N LONDON, April 2.
A review Of volunteers took place yesterday
at Brighton. Seventy thousand appeared but
review Is considered . failure
Mr.. Bradlaaeh lectured at Glasgow last
night in fsvoeef Republic. 1t occasloned
much disorder end an attack upon building,
breaking the windows. The rioters stoned
the police None were seriously injured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-02
T.r.- i soo lea6 nd raskss psssoaal So q
~, DAILY 0AsErfH 10 AssiAsdey pspsaar. ~
,-h. nave not suhscribed should q . q ooapsD Z
-.+---,-y-si -.+- : Y - slk'-si A-@aJ
EA.1 0,Asvrllsfs spsiy;so isSss>st Ihha
,.,t pots relative ~ ~ Qsnsva !Oeaseseness -
I'm received h WeshiAotoa. tesn A&x

I'm xA,Ir.lAxpA LsaiSsA AsUans = isilveulsA =
ye.dey sight n pssJsd eAast,e iaeosp
. oomps.y 70 oeasssuca ~ xasylaad 80 Ds,s-
vs,, snip Csnai ~ epprops'AssA eieeoes -
,hs rr.dsr;ck Dsif and Da@b Asylum. !
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08

The Carson Appeal of November LIST,
says Not long since the coal mine OF
John Z. Moore WAS noticed in many of
the papers OF this State, and the quality
OF the coal pronounced the best yet
found on the coast. Yesterday we inter-
viewed the proprietor, Mr.. Moore, who
has just returned from the mine, and
learned these additional facts: The mine
Is situated in klko county, not far from
the Humboldt river, and elevated but
little above the water of that stresm.
The company have purchased $40 acres
OF coal land and have plenty OF room to
work. In sinking the shaft they en-
countered large body of water at no
great depth, and had to stop until hoist
ing and pumping works could be put up.
We are informed that arrangements are
now being made for the purchase and
erection OF heavy steam works and when
completed the company will put on a
large force OF miners and take out coal
for shipment.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08


BISHOP Bios. have just received large
and fine assortment OF Pertnmery, Toilet
and Fancy Articles, such as Ferina,
Pinaud and Wrisht's Colognes, Lubin $
and ,Phalon's Extracts, Florida Water,
Pomalts, Hair OH, Cod Cream, Creme
de lis, Laird's Bloom OF Youth, Bazin $
Tooth Paste, Steinberger's Gycerlne,
Honey, aud Elder Flower Soap, Lubin S
Soaps, ETC., etc., etc., which, together
with IL full stock Of Chemicals and Medi-
cues, they are selling ut the lowest mar.
ket prices.
IL ALL CASES. of whatever nature, DR..
, n. Whepley guarantees a sure cure.
N cases OF venerenl diseases, piles OF
long standing, chronic diseases, ETC., n
cure Is effected without the use of mer-
curry. tie cures piles i'll short space OF
time. Consultation strictly confidential.
Oifice at Mrs. Pyles's Lodging house-
Room No. 5.
Mns. GARDNER has fitted up the new
house OF Ham Lights on Main street,
nearly opposite the RECORD office, and
opened 1t as a lodging house. The
rooms are not surpassed by any in
Iioche. The accommodations of this
mouse are first class. Terms reason
Ao'e' OILS
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main sheet,
directly opposite Lacour street, is Ne
largest and best assortment of pure drugs
ana patent medicines; also perfumery.
fancy goods. paints, oils, turpentine,
'A'iP dummies, etc. o2-lm
IMPORTED HAVANA Cleans of the fol.
lowing brands can be had ut Wilson L.
salomons': Flor de Morales. La Presi-
" "ea'a, Viilar de Villar, Ell Rio Sella,
n nuus o, ,,ei.t brands. Also stationery and
"e"s matter. o2O
CIRCULATING LrBRARY.-Folk & Levin
on Main street have just received the
latest aud best publications at their ex-
tensiye circulating library, and they offer
20 the public at IS cents per volume.
Call and see them.
U. B. Lowell is still ON hand with
MS Roofing of every description. He is
prepared to make whole Leaky Roofs
ana cutters, and is also ready to do
Fainting in all its branches.
CUTTING & Co.'S California Canned
fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
~ al other brands. For sale by ali first.
class grocers.
w. "IEDERHoLD's Circulating Library
sialn street. Also, Cigars, tobacco. stu.
W Inely, ETC., etc. Opposite the foot OF
meadow Valley street.
AL kinds of lamps, Jessep's steel.
srningle nails, de-, at j. j. Halpin n
w. T. east side Main street. 1o2e
correct Geographical Time at W. Man.
FF,ngs Jewelry Store. opposite Wells.
Oo.s Oc16-1m
~ pleasant hour may be passed at
spaancy's Saloon, where all the popers are
-ep' on hls for the use Of patrons. sell
oc .ssnhet Overcoats At
a., 8. AsHIM BROS.
"a. Blue Frock Beaver suits at
3. ASHIM BROS
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08

There is one thing which, perhaps,
explains the admirable condition of So
ciety in Laramie City. Women vote in
Wyoming Territory. and hold office.
They vote at the same time and place
as the men; and we are told that there
is no comlnotion or confusion at the
polls. On the contrary, the highest res
pect is shown by the men to the women
voters, and We are assured that if one
should offer the slightest disrespect or
insult to women at the polls, he would
he summarily dealt with on the spot.
l ought to add that one happy result of
prominent place which has been accorded
to woman in Laramie has been to entir :
ly rid the place of drinking saloons,
women OF questionable CHARACTER. black.
legs, and the whole race of prominent
candidates for the prison and the halter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08
AUDITORS REPORT.

Abstract from the Auditors State.
ment Of the Financial Condition
Of Lincoln County, for the Quarter
Ending September Goth, 1874.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08

The Philadelphia Mint commenced
melting one million 81 gold pieces, to
be converted into larger denominations;
20,O00,OOO OF these pieces are to be used.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08

A U. S. soldier has been barbaronsly
punished at Fort Whipple. He was only
u day out Of the hospital, but for some
trivial offence was exposed for four hours
to drenching rain, and dashed to cart
wheel. When united he was speechll IS
and has since become insane.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08
Water
Notice.

Comn.n. % the Floral Springs w...r
given ~. fioche. Nevada Notice IL herebv
Water Tics On and after October 2Oth, ls72 no
pany viii ~ . Issued ~ the Phoebe Water Com.
3A''~'se BY this Company. ''' wafer Or
WIN. NJ. LUBBOCK,
Phoebe. Oct ,s.. 900. superintendent.
"s'"' *e'fi o1G.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-08
3. 2. S D e S

BUYS AND SELLS STOCKS ON
COM ISSION.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
&atimore, 49,, Trettag, ben [. Snnt 1872.

&riegs3Ige ersdblen wplIte. Sd itteg oaz
bel INNER nebr in Der A6tung bes gan=
gen Stammss, eiuen tleinen She'll allerz
pinss aussenpmmen, an oeifen Spite ith
mein S6waser Malef befanb. Sem jun
serer Bruber 6ameo bate ebenip lebbaft
gartei fir mid ersriffen, ibre S4weiter
liebten geioe Bis sur gerg6tterun9.
Sem Srdnsen Utalet's CAB auaSdeitb
Subab enbli6 mad; i'd mar oamal5 i6pn
iber brei Sabre iein Sefansener, iein
@ait, i'd m6dte iasen, iein 8ruper. gcn
Infang an bate er perIuat, in mir pirfz
lid einen Stammesgenu1en 5u 9eptnnen.
gs bate ni6t an llnterreoun9en 5milden
uns 8eioen sefeblt. 9ie geni Hebla mas
rem elmer iener ababitenitdmme, Die nad
ibrer gtieperlage i'm speiten Sabr5ebnt
pieies Sabrbunberts uno nad Der 3erz
ft6runs ibrer !6auptitaot Serrdieb burd
Sbrabim gai6a, periprengt, BON 3elt 5u
3eit INNER tpieber einen ueberfaIl, eInen
9lufitanp periudten, pbne aber ie mebr
einen grfplg mie ben anfdngliben gu erz
rei6en, mo pieier unter 9lbpal Ben Subao
BON Mpbameo Ben @abab geltlftetenSetz
te iosar Mettu, Die beilise Stapt, an ii4
su reiben gelang.
,eortSpauno fnTotN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Snlauo>9epsitess.
Nu8 Bdfhtnafou.

@aihtnstOn, 81. 0ial. - Naa oen
8Hdern bes Sdatan,tes betrdgt Die Gapiers
selp Girfulatton i'm @ansen s40O, ,725,z
$500.
- 3ablreihs Ystitionen iirb in BEN lebtez
rem Eagen etnsetroIfeu, in beneu unlanuabme
oeS Dampfboot.9eleees burd ben GOngreB
gebeten pirb.
DIE 8epeniie Ginna6men belieien iif)
beute auf 1866 ,871.56.
- Die Nationalidulb bat nnaeblid) I'M
9aufe ses Mouats I'M s7,000,000 absenoms
mlen.
- Die gipiloieniiregeln in ben 9epartez
ments iino iebt poliianbis. Srseuo cine Ser'
ion fam iih lett nm cine Stelle in etnem Der
Departenents belperbeu, uns es wiro jeoem
geruerber Die ermiinl9te Iusfunft iiber Qua
fiffntinn Hriifnnn &c erthsi1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Shntneler.

auguit a, SEQ, 81. .Mat.-0i p9eorsia,
Giienbabn. gant" tpurDe permittelit zines 9ez
idli4ten Be6i.ls Der 8anf Of 0tepublic" in
Nem Dort nm s91OO, Die u0ier4auts' 8ant
OF Sauannab" UNI $4,000, Die uGentral,
@eorsia.8ant" in Wtacon nm $4,000 be.
idntuoelt. Die S6minoler, lpelfe iid) SEQ.
9olnles, Eb8. G.6olneS unb Bennett uann>
ten, lieBen in Racou in Der Sruntenbeit 3u
oiel perlauteu II. gerietben in6aft. OieSpie=
buben ioIen In 8i9mOno, Woutgomerp &C.
&omplicen babeu uno nlebrere arreturen ba>
ben beretts itattsefuubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Die g,ertraos= gNirre,.

gDaibington, 81. Mai.-Sis beute
Dlittas fnb feline ofi5ieaen 9epeidNn pom
eonoon eingetroffen. Sa Der por9eidla9ene
3uiaeartifsl su Dem gertrase, obgleit bonn
Senate in ieiner Ybraieologie geanDert, bajs
islbe beiast, mas @nslano 81 iasen miinihte,
10 fam man iid bic @eiseruns @nglanb's,
benielben su acceptiren, nidt anoers erfIdren,
als baB @nslano ilberbaupt pinid)t, nm ies
ben Yreis bon Dem Sd,leoSseridte losSnsom-
men. 8is ieet bat man lebod) nod nift
alle Soifnuns auf cine frterliae eDiuns auf.
9egebsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
SpmareHoerbaubluneen.

~ u u II y ~ oI' Otuls
Sm g enat murOe 9elfern oaS amenoe=
meut Al Der Sarif= uuO Steuerbill, eineu Ir=
belt @ommiliGr ansulteuen, nit Sc 9egen 16
Sttmmen Oermorfen.
Seri6teDeue Imenoements, bic SalSItsuer
;u erb6beu, murOen uerlporfen.
Die Bill puroe oarauf, nadJem lie I'M 8le.
nar>@omlte bur9beratben mar, Dem Senat
einberidltet, uuo ale announcements, geger
ipelf)e feline @lniprahe erboben pur6en, er>
bielten bic 3uitimmung oe5 Senats.
leber Die Salpeters0Qe entitano cine feline
Debate. Saparo la9te, eS llege &tlua5 in
Der 9uIt, mas es minldenswcrtb made, ild|
nit Sd)teBpuluer mobl 5u pereben.
Die Steuer. uno Sartfbtu muroe en0ltd)
nit 38 ge9en IA Stimmen au9enommeu.
@iueS Der pihti9ten Announcements beS
Senates lit oa8, rpelAes bic 2lu9ebersebIbrsn
in Geoenite=S Saleu abi6afit.
Der Seuat nabm baun bic Serm. @iuilz
Serrutltgun98btl auf uno uerta9te f9 oann
bis heute Wilttag II llbr.
@leid naf @r0ffnuug Der 6eutt9en Sit
sung muroe Der &onferen3z Serldt iiber bic
Hoitamtse Bill ansenommer.
Die Oampibootbia pUroe aufgenommen,
aber nift erleDigt. Steraui puroe Die Yernl.
@tuIloerplui9uugS Bin mieoer aufgeEom'
men. Gunner beantra9te Ieoodl, oleelbe gu
uerif,ieben, u. belt Johann cine ReOe Der ben
@uffenidader, in melter er ben Maioritdt8=
Sertd)t als cine 2SetBualderet htntsllte. 0a8
@omite lel auf Die uu9eetguetite gSeiie sus
por0en. Ger Senator 3dblte
Johann eiu lan9es Siinoenre9ilter Oes Yrait-
oenten Grant auf. Dtan ucruutbet, oaB
Oieie ReOe anf Die beuorltebenpe gtatloHalcon.
pentlon berednet mar.
SIN Reprdientanten + a ii purbe
elm Spe,ialsSomite ernaunt, uH lpGbreub
Der 9ertaguu9 nit Dem Capitol =2lrfitetten
iiber Die @lmeiterun9 Der &epralentanten'
9ale III beratbeu.
2uf 8uffnston's antra9 tuurOe bic 3eu.
gen>9ebiibr Dor einem Sau5s@omite auf 81
per Sag uno 5 @ts. Wteilengelo feitgelett.
@arfielO's Antrag, Die Sei9dfte BON Dem
Glide beS Spreher5 auf5unebmen, wurOe
perporfeu. Danes iteute ipdter Oeuielbeu
9utrag, morauf cine 9roBe 2ln3abl SnOtauer=
Bills unD Brluat.StQs, wte BennoHauer-
wtQtgungeu &c. an9enommen wurOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Din bic &ronfeu.

Or. Ricpre bot 20 SABRE Der lpesieqen Bebqnbs
(una bon c1roni5hen SeDen unb aranfbeiten BON unz
beo9htfamteit gepibmet. Sunse aeute, on Scib uno
@eiH ourt unbeoattiamfeit uno oes neberinaBes
qejhuad,t nit Nerpenihtrdbe, 3ittern, Sei5flopien
irfbSetlges Iltern unD por5etSen Verial, unpsrno@
aen, peroen rain 9ebeilt.
anaebenoe 9rantbeiten Der Sornorsare fperben in
Iaaen beieitiet. VIftise 8ronfbeiten bes Slutes,
oss palies, Der Rais unb Der 5aut wsrssn s,Epoll9
oone Ouefiiiber o0er iddbllhe Stoife sebellt; bic
Seilune miro earantlrt. Siireau Wr Is, Norcs
Siberrpffr, pii9en S5abette.u. eernstonitr. @on=
juitirtunoen: 9 bis12 ubr Wtorgene,- bis ubr
Rad1mittass unb bis upr Ibenos; SoMlta8s pom
10 his ~ ubyN)foraeuS II. 7pis ltbr 4benbs. (A4O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Q528,4A50) 5ohn u. Robb, Geeti1rator.
B15 Sur yia3rlflt tur 9ausIraurn!
G6nnifH d. u Il re- nii iNnMiSnnarn.n

baltimore, ben /. Suni 1872.
Sauairouen un0 anoere Yelbeul9te rpcroen Gnourdl
benOdri9tist, oab, Ga Die 9rose Iiebrbet Der 9auss
trduen oie @eluobnReit bot, ben Sbmut Dor ibren
Dauern ieoeH &onnoheno in Souieu BuiammtHSuz
tebren, bic Sanidsbeb0roe, nm aqe iOltegeronen tn
ibreu ohen6IUertuen RenljdteitSbtml bunaCu gu ur:
terititten uuo Bu oerbipteru. eGs Die SbmuSDauien
ourh gu l9n8ss Sieaenoteiben in Den StLoBen uno
@anen WteeGf umber9eireut uerben, uon DUntag,
cen SUM. an iecen Mf ontag iih bemn9en mrrr
oen, etne bnteideEoe An5abl 1Grren iir Die eunJs
StGOt in benDirn gu beoroerr, B, b., uelhe 90 n
fabrcn loaeE, Nber Die 0au6Iraucn usroen odtuness
uog o6rdH ertnnert. bag btei, SarreR nur anbulten
Derotn, am ben nett upQ ior9icm 3uiGmmen9
S4mue Init5unebmsn.
.. Geo. II. 8eniOn. Med. Dr.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
1Ie5cridlnemmuna.

St. gOut8 YtO., 80. Wfal. = IS lau'
fen per Bon Sert6te iiber cine lleberiApeul=
mung in Siibweit= =0iiiIouri elm. Sn Der
Sprtngs s6ioer, @entre.@reef unO ben S6dlern
anoerer 6liiiIe THb 9uuse 6armen Mcgee
i6memmt morbeu, 10 oaB gtidt8, als ser
nadte 6elien uno &iesger6ue 3uriifgebIieben
iinb. Sieb aaer Arteu 1T in grOBer Ansabl
ertrunfen unb lange Streden Der p9ltlantic=
unb Bacifc.@iienbabn" iino peg9eipiilt nor,
ben. Cine l8aHerduth pGl;te fd Oa8
Spring. .8iuer-Ebal berunter, ,ueid1cs gttdts,
ais Serbeern g unO &uin binter tt Suriif-
fipR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Sr. Hnlertlnu,

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bebanoelt aQe 3rant3eten Der 6dru Sr9ane, 0aut>
arantbeitcn, tirjiib besonnene isdae In bis EG=
gen; thronithe 8runtbsiten BON anger Dauer 9dnSud
turirt no 6a5 Git aus Dem SOitem eRtiernt 9rQnts
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Der Su9enb berrriibren uHo 8eodbtntB SdDdhe,
BabnfRu. ali9eInelne S6mddbe, OI9anii6e S6wGs
de, 3ittern, YerendmerScn &c. nod F6 peben, !uer.
onrter Der iniueytat pou arulan6, un6 istns lan9I
iGbriQe Griabruns IN Der Bsbanolun9 iotber alantz
teiten saraatrt zine sGuStidbe 6erieaung. SureGuz
Stunben 8-l2 hbr Wor9eus, "a ubr gtadmIta9s
60 llbr 4benDs. Ii2-9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
SnnesfaQ Durdl 9ad]aas.

Bsrionen. pelde Sabine ausscsosen babsn ipinihsn
unc @as su nsbmen bsabidrisen. ionten iil libsrz
seusen, baB ras saGsas, ipenn sebori9 obmntfrlrt'
0ismanreu in @erinsiten idaoet. aue Oiejenisen,
pslbe ben artitel in einem reinen 3uitanbe tennen
miiIie bieie Sbee gang laderh finben. Denn in BEN
pom Bbllaoe .pbio aus rapportlrte SaI iuuros ba6
ieoedt bepauoelte uno iebr miBbrauhts @os BON ocn
Gestuoreren pon alem Eaoel in Der sade ireise,
,proden. Bcr nod, irsenb einen .3weiiel best gebe
al Or. Biucbea, Tr. 1872, gseit-6apette=, ober9olb
Der gutanitraBe, unb nebme lenem retncn Iriben
9adsas, uns pate auf la6eno Ibcr bic Soee. oaB es
meslider aseie irseno Semano itooea tonne. Or.
sBue,.u siebt es Don o. 80 Berionen tdslid unb
bat oas felt Sabren setbau. VI benefit baourt, oaB
bie5es (5os stob(irt lit. (Wfdrs7lSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01

g 5due1le 8eiis Ssean.
Der 9umpier u9tniita" bon Der renomirtcu
@unarb= =9ampfsrlinie hat neuerbingS tpieOer
Elm 9lanseupe8 l3eusniB bon Ser 9siAninbi9.
felt Der Shiiie Oteier 2tnie abselegt. Ole
6eiie bon Queenstown naf) SaNogz6oot
legte ndnlid) Der seuanute 9ampIer IN Der
un9laublid fEr3aG 9eit BON 1agsu uub
Stuuaen suriia; Don Queen8toun am 12.
D. N., llbr 8 DIN. 9tadmittass ahaesan,
gen, traf er in Sanbn Spot an 20. uni Sllbr
50 Ofin. Na6mttta9s tin. @S iit oics ieoen-
iaas cine Der tnealten6 6abrteu, Die jemals 9e'
mad)t moroen iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Scr fSjelbnsdrff.

News@orf, 81. Mai. - gelb ftiiFg
5u 3-5, Behid felt %, @olo 14-14t, 8onOs
iehr unthdtis: Sed)ier 119s, '62er 1139;
4ftieu rubig, aber ieit: Central 949, Gre
sac, 9ate Sbore s53, Scrip 81, YittSburs
9OR. JforthneIter1 74s, Prioritateu 81, Rod.
Sslanb 110s.
gilanS oes unteridaeamtes $53 ,77o ,202
in Sob unb So, ,144 $40 i'll &ourant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01

Sroe Der GuBert unQinligen Sahres;eit
er0ffuet Der sGinc. Wolfsfreuno" id)ou iett Die
betannte .Saure+@urfen". 9 ali on
ourA Wittbeiluu9 fOlgenoer ersreifenoenNat.
ridt: ~ Bel @lnlpnOo, Sa., Iebt cine 28itt
rpe, Wutter bon n1ebreren &inoern, Die iett
bem Sooe hires Nannes, Der Dor etpa orei
Sabren itattfaHO, aud ni4t Elm einsiges 8urt
gelpro9en bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
Nu Sdlneiner unD WnDere!

Braudt Sbr cine quite Habmaidlne, 10 tauft ben
rgiftpr." Is ndbt leitbte uno iGpere arbeit nit
sleiter 9ei6tisteit. Die Raoe sann nltt unted,r
einseiest peroen Seine Niberin ober sSau,ie folte
ob tie lein. Ufan Ipree Dor uno uuteriude oteel-
ben in Rr. a., ROrs -Gbarlesffr., i'm 5reirnauz
rer.9empeI. WonltIihe 3ablunsen ansenomm
(Npri(27, ,loMG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-01
selbffmoro eincs fieb3ebnjdbrisen
W1GpdaenS.

Me6aniesb burs, Ohio, %. Wtai. =
Gin junges Utded)en, 9tamens SAaulatherr
bic eipa Wellen nDrblid BON bier pobnte,
beaing Selbitmorb, inbem tie beute Morgeu
Strgdnin nabut. SHnerbalb 20 Dtinuten
barauf ltarb fie. Die llria4e Der Shat mar
Die, bab ibr gater ibrsn 9iebbaber ui6t leis
ben Ianlltt.