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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS.

The Mason * h..miin y. gan 90. respectfully
announce the introduction of impi oveiIIenis vi
tnuch more than ordinary interest These ar,
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS.
being the only Successful combination of Real
Pipes with reeds ever made;
DAYS TRANsPosING KEYBOARD,
which can be instantly moved To the right or
left, changing the pitch, transp,siug the key
For drawings and descriptions, see Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF pougLE REED CAB
met ORGANS,
at S l40 s 1872 and 5 l25 each. Considering Ca
pacity, Elegance and thorough Excellence of
Workna nship, .hcse are cheaper than any be,
fore offered.
The Mason and Hamiin Organs are acknowl-
edged BEST, and from extraordinary facititi, 5
for manufacture this Company can afford ant.
now under take to sell at prices which render
them
PROFESSIONALLY CHEAPEST.
Four octave Organs s so each; five octave Or
gans s 100, 1925 ana upwards. With three
sets reeus j. $50 and upwards. Forty styles, u.
to S 800 each.
New illustrated Catalogue. and Testimonial
Circular, with opinions of more than one thous-
and musicians, sent free.
MASON s. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
154 fremont ST., Bnston 500 b. oadway, N. Y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
READ THIS.
SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.

GEORGE TAYLOR is prepared to execute
VI orders for STENCIL W DIRK with neatness
and despatch.
Will cut Plates for marking hogsheads, sacks,
farming implements, &c.
A bottle of Indelible Ink and Brush furnish
ed with each Name Plate.
Pcrt Tobacco Der !, ls71-eus
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Orphans Court of Charles County, Set
FEBRUARY 70, 1872.
nRDERED, by the Court, that CArHARINt
" A OLIVER and CHARLES Fl. OLIVER
Administrators Of ANN SINCLAIR, deceased
give the notice required by law to the creditors
oi SAID Ann Sinclair. to exhibit their claims
legally authenticated. by advertisement pub
lIshed in some one newspaper published IT
Charles County. Maryland, once in each d
three successive weeks.
True copy,-Iest:
JOSEPH STEWART,
keg. Wills for Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Orphans Court of Charles County, Set,
FEBRUARY 90, 1872.
ROERED bv the Court, that JOHN II
" JENKINS. Administrator of ASA JENKINS
deceased, give the notice required by law
to The creditors of said Asa Jenkins, to eX-
hiblt their claims, legally authenticated, by
advertisement published I'D some one newspaper
published in Charles County. Maryland, once in
each Of three successive weeks.
True copy,-Test:
JOSEPH STEWART,
Reg. Wills for Chs. Co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01

sg agents in. Charles County,. THos.
CoLToN, for Aliens Fresh and Harris Lot
Districts; M. NJ. HAv1LAND, for Bryantown
and Patuxent City Districts; RICHARD IT.
TUBMAN, for Pomonkey, Hill Top, Middle
town and Pomnnkey Districts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
AL
PERSONAL.
w
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore, Md,
Announce the introduction of plan of ordering
CLOTHING & UNDERWEAR

CLUTHING 4 UNDERWEAR
'-s7 BY LETTER,
to which they call your special attention.
They will send on application their improved
and accurate
RULES FOR iSELF-MEASUREMENT,
and full line of samples from their immense
stock of CLOTHS, CASSIlIERES, COAT.
INGS, SHIRT TNGS, sc &C., thus enabling
Clothing and Shirts direct from them, with the
certainty of receiving garments Of
The Very Latest Style
s< And Most Perfect re
attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by Express to any
part of the country.
As is well known throughout the Southern
States they have for FORTY-THREE YEARS
EXCELLED
in all departments of their business, which is q
substantial guarantee as to the character of the
Goods they will send out.
A large and well assorted stock of r
READY.MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full line Of
r.. FURNISHING GOODS Is
including all latest Novelties in Design and at
POPULAR PRICES.
When Goods are sent per Express c. O. D.,
there viii be no collection charge OH amounts
of $40 and over.
Rnles for Sef-Measurernent, Samples Of Goods
and Price List sent free application.
The attention of the Trade is invited TO our
Who'll ESALE DEPAR 7,MENT which is al.
ways kept zap to the highest standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufao turers and Dealers in MeE's and Bows
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either
= ready-made or made to order.
Ij5 and 167 Baltimore Street,
ap7-ly 49, BALTIMORE. MD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01

MA Nm
WHBArNSales of 6, 900 bushels Pennsylvania
red at locales cts. 400 do. white at 16s cts
600 do. Maryland do. at l67als5 cts, and 400
do. Western do. at 1875 cts.
CoRN-Sales at 65a67 cts. for white; yeilo"
at 62a65 cts.
RYE-Sa1es at 100 cts.
OArs-Sales of /, 900 bushels at So cts.
ToBACCO.-Receipts of both Maryland and
Ohio have been free the past week. The mar
ket for Maryland is quite active; all desirable
samples find ready sale at steady figures. In
Ohio transactions are limited to wants OF man
ufacturers: we hear of nothing the past week
for export. Kentucky continues quiet but tirm.
The following extract is from a letter written
by a respectable firm of tobacco brokers in LlV-
erpool, I'm Ter date of February
1--WE have to repeat the oft-told tale OF infe-
rior, dirty and sandy Maryland; the trade will
not use such The demand is for good and fine
colored Tobacco"
We quote as follows:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01

1
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Poetry, departments for Ladies and Children,
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01

NOTICE.
ssHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
L scrihers have obtained fran the Orphans
Court of Charles County, Maryland. letters
of Administration on the personal estate Of
.4.N.N SINCLAIR.
late Of said county. decreased. All persons hav-
IN claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with tue vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscribers
IN or before the 23d day OF August next
they may other" ise 10y law br excluded from
all benefit OF said dereased's estate. Given
under Our hands. this 23d day of February
1912 CATH ARi&E A OLIVER,
CHARLES h. OLIVER,
fen 23-3w Adm'is of Ann Sinclair
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01

Board Of Directors:
FRANCIS NEALE, Of Neale, Harris & Co.
5. H. CAUGHY, of Noah Walker & Co.
rHos d. ANDERSON Of Anderson & Bro.
PPILIP II. GEORGE, of George & Jenkins
B. G. HARRIS, late of Neale, Harris & Co.
Hon. GEORGE BRENT, of Court of Appeals.
GEORGE P. JENKINS, of Charles Csunty.
GEORGE COMBS, of st. Mary'S County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
STATE OF MARYLAND
MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company o.
Baltimore.
OFFICE:-No. IL South Street,

THIS Company insures, on the mutual
L plan, Buildings and Personal Property
against loss or damage by fire. The entire
profits returned to the policy holders.
Is. G. HARRIS, President.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1872-03-01
1872. 1872.
THE AGE oe
The Leading Demecr..tic Newspaper in
Pennsylvania.
Prepare for ahe Presidential Campaign.
BRING THE TRUTH WITHIN THE REACH or RvERY
FREEMAN IN THE COMMONWEALTH.


lance and Energy in the Present Gives Dos- :
Ole Occurrence of Success in the Future.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27
9u9erhib.

Der S@ateuseI.-Gtn aebrsr, Treunt ane
6ltrer Der Susene.
untr bte(em Ittel IL uus bte erRe Num'
naer elmer 3ettf&rtit far bic Susene 3uee'
touau,en, BON Der mir uur faseR t6uneu:
Ma&te fe Gtnsans bet jeberTamtltt 6a.ea!
3eraussebtr If &ev. s. 8rubY, Blauselt~
pi1e, q. 3. Grpebttten ST.. yuast, e 9.
6l2 Mew gorf.
psets so Ste. Mtslt@. fur 7 Copies s..
Ter ~S&useusel" eri&etnt mouatltd. et>
nsn balben Bosen FART IN faSner Ax1Rat-
tans.
&edptmmeu fir has iattoltf&< Boil,
2. Sabrs. H. 9tft. @tsn. Gran aub Ytf.
Carl &artprt.
Gntbalt wtsbe. ftts etluasene attaub'
lanseu aber BE 3aRdnbe Der Wessn~srt.
PETERS CATHOLIC CHOIR.
Sanuarbeft. 8rtust GempoRtioueu nsa
3tmmel, RsbaI, Rertatante, Dretltr II.
cHURcH's MUSICAL vsITOR.-glu.
einnatt, .. Sanuarttft. Gutt6N Qouapo.
Rttonen flu Ytauo snb Gefax8.
THE PRINTKR.-RsnAtSf&rN 1Sr Bn&-
srxdtr. 5. @reafon ". s. R. 6mttt, Nsw
getl. S~anuarteft Gnttdlt bic reueRen
GrRnbaaeen fir pre6tu nit tatf9en abttl.
pun9eu unb erldutt.nbeu 3srte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

BE Srasen bss betrsfenoen 1nterri@ts gu
beantwerten TN ansei&t Der sonasn g.
n1stnbe. Sest tcmmt IS ftlten mtbr nor.
bab stnes tte an fe eert4tete 6rase ntdt
bsantuprten fann. benn Elm iebes marbe fi@
ftlbt f&dmen, ,penn Is nt&t anttrorten
tonnts, unb au6 bic Gltern rirben f4 IDA
men. unb fe talten tire 8tnetr stel Fetbtser
gum 9ernen an ais fr1ter.
Die Grpa9ftnen leieen bebtalb fetnen
gsrluf, bsnn fe baben ben nntsrrt@t 70 no
ttte, pie bic 3tnptr, neil eewib bic pents'
fen bic 8rasen beantmerten fsnaten, bic bic
8inssr wi1en mlGeu, une menn bic &tnser
seantucrtet taben, bann flbrt Der Yfarrer
Beilptele an unb nc@ anbere B%eletrunsen,
cen unterri&t bstreFene. Bum @&luGe
folst Elm turser unterrt&t lber cas- bettef'
fence %Gpanseltum. unb Iue freuen f9 ie>
pesn,al auf bic GbrtRenlebre, unb iebes a&'
tet ben parpisen Yfarrer ais einen 9uten
@i,ten, Der cine 70 CUTE @sise fur ftine9dm>
uaer sefunben Bat.
@as bic Orbnans unb bas Benebutn In
Der &ir&e int Musemetnen betrtft 10 III
ebenfaas fdon u1an@e 8e0eruns etnsefabrt.
Q8ie oft leste Der Stellprser feine.@emeinoe
ans 6erh bag st. Soiepb bas Slid bat,
bic erte uno ein3toe eoniecrtrte Stride in
M;nnefota gu bsTsen, unb mir wousn fe in
Gtren balten.
g. 2opermeter, S.9. 2inaemaun,
s. s. Werflin, N. Trutb,
{. Srutt, M. @tauba4.
Mttalteoer Der @emetaee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

taben. Die Mdnner ~fpannten tbre yfe1be
aus unb maGten i& auf ben @ss, I'm,
Brennmattrtal CUR Stene 3u f&afen, ieb.ten
aber ni9t pteber, rucrauf bic Wetber, tbre
&4noer 3uridlafenb, itre::: Mdnnern auf Der
Tdbrte folsten. Sim nd&aen Sage faup
man fet3ebn @enfden auf Der gratrte, bic
ben unbtloen bes @etters erleeen naren.
Bon Der sanjsn @eieul&aft blteben nur bic
&tnber ibrt8.
Sn Gbirago cling bas @9petnepDdel>
| @ef9dft wdtrenb Der iansfen Sation Be-
beutenb better ais frater unb flne Ms jebt
se9. 867 @6wsins sei&la&tet unb einsep0>
delt tuorben, sesen 649.036 In Der CORE.
fponbirenben ;3eit bes ppri9en Sab.ts.
9abad<Tabrittn e~rtFiren laut elmer ;3u-
fammenfeQune TN @teuerbureau In Dai6-
inetou 92S In ben Ser. @taaten. we1de ale
@t&erfeluns fur tbre sefesli@en 8erpFt9'
tunsen, Blrei@oft I'm 8etrase BON s $685.
600 ssletFet taben.
@robe anfresnug terri4t unter senDeu
f9en In S1tnots .ps9en bes neuen Eempe.
ren3seftsss 70 In Quines, Glepslanb u. {.
TO-, no bic Deuti&en tbre Gntrufuns In If
fentltten @erfammluneen t%unbsaben.
Xa@abmensmertb.-Dte Goroners Surp
in @arYspiae Stto, bat mad elmer Inter.
iuGuns uter bic 1rladen hes Iobes Don
! 9emis 8arpel, Der ant %persansenen Mpntae
BON eineu, 3use Der 0bto'@ tlfi7ppt8 abn
l~be,fabren unb set6btet wurbe, ben Mabr
lpru& abeeseten, bub Der Snsenieur Sfaae
MdlY tes8 pptfd1ass f9ulotsf et. Den fret;
| tise @untt In ben 3eusenausiasen bilbete
bic Trase, ob bas @arnunssf0nal NIT Der
D~ampfpfetie re4t3ettis sesetea wcrben fet,
| ODER ni9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27

6traebur8.-gom beutf&eu 2atft,
10 Bic Grrt&tans etusr ,.8atftrlt&en @sne.
ralbtreettoa Der Gtftnbabuen In Glfab.2ott
rinsen," pel&e uuu,tttelbar ssru Met&stana
leran,t redorttren, tn Strabburo tbreR cit
nebuRen. unb tn &nsele8ent<tten Der II,
atertrassneu @sf&dfte ale BsfusntGe anb
9Fi&tsn elmer SFentt9tn BttHrpe baben
fol-, an9eerbnet pprbfn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-01-27
OaS I~emperena0efee,

~~V
wte 20 In ben @taaten Oslo unb Sntaots
bereits einsefabrt If uno beftn ginfatruns
aud fur ben @taat Mtnnefota bsantrast
'uirb, lautet in fstnen |eaaptesaimmunsen,
tute folst;
u2 l. Hiemanb tarf 9etltse @etrdnfe
osrfaufen, cbne etne Qteens bafar erptrft gu
tabsn unp Niemanb barf etne 2teens erbal.
ten, ptne uprber etnen G~auttousi4ein
L.bonb") uater3et&net Don %mtubeaens smet
@runoeisentbumern. I'M Betrase Don $4,000
bafar sessben ~ baben, bab ct allen @@a'
ben erfeben .ptrb, msl@er robur&, bab CT
setftse @etrdnte s~erfauft, en- perfonen cper
Gtsenttum pber an Mttteln gum Qebeneun'
terbalt (ber Tauailie bes Srinters) an8ertG<
tet tptrb.
n 2. IN Minsertdbrtse birftn nur,
renn Re cine fdrtfnt9e 0rbre ibrer Gltern
coer gormanber aufwetfen, eetftse @ebrdnte
p~ertauft werben,-an Sruntene unb Sc
wobnbeitsfiufer gar niat." .
IS. &ue Yldse, an welRen sdRise
@etrdnte int @tberipru6 gu oorfebenben
9eatmmunsea, refp. pbne qteens, pertauft
ueroen, fnb ais 6fentt&e @enaetnf@dben
(,,publtc nuilanees") an3uieben unb ols lsl&e
~ befettisen, bic Gtsentbumer aber auber
BEN III benrafen.
a. @er bur4 ben @ertauf ssiRt9er
@etrdnte, elet9ptel pb nit, ODER pbne 81.
eena easu gt.anlafun9 stebt, bab R4 st.
n,ane berauldt, 1T Demientaen, Der ben
8eraui&ten In Obtut nimn't, fur etne anse-
uaeFene gnti4doisuns baftear uno Sat au'
berbem flr ieptn Sag le!ettr Obbut 2 DOL
lars au aablen.
n2 S. Gbesatten, &tnter. Glteru, 4rs
uanoer uber &rbettseber, wtl4e bur3 BIZ
Betrunten1ett itrer Auoebprisen an Yerfsu.
Gtsentbum unb @tttelu gum qebensuntsr.
bait 64apeu pber Gtnbuee erletbsn, trnn. n
uon Demientseu, Der sura 8ertauf seiF,3s.
@etrdnte jent Betraulentetten seranlab'
bal, @@apenerfab etnflasen. Der Gisen'
tbimer bes @auies, In wel9eu, bic ss,i;s: n
@etrdnte sertaaft perben, If tn eletGsm
@abe wte Der @trtb fur fol4en S4aoen
taftbar. Gbefrauen tSunen S&aoener'
fastlasen In tbrem eteenen Namen (utne
0ormtGen uub 3uftmmune tes @anues)
etnbrtnesn; Der IN, @auen 1ataoeridbrtse,
&inber ein3utlasenpe @Aabeuerlas wtrp
na1 Grme|tn oes 0tsih:e ertreper tbneu
ielbf, pbtr tprsu @O1manorsa, opsr u6&fen
Anseb6rteen ausseaablt."
26. Seee gerlesune Get gsftmmanseu
,fub" l unb 2 ptrb NIT @elbbube pou &c
bts 100 Dollars unb @ef6nsntefrafe spu
10 bis 80 Gasea 9eatneet ;-tebe gerlss.
Jung bes 3 3 NIT @slpbaee BON so bts loo
Dollars unb @%e'lasntbRrafe BON 20 bis Sc
E1sen. Die inr 6fentlt&e IerserntGt u
srtidrenben 2ota's werben sef&loFeu, bic be,
! Gisentblmer $500 Caution felt.
| & 10. Sc III l. ben auf @runb pcrReben~
ben @eftses i:attfnbtubtn &lasen ni9i
notbpenpte, bic Sorte unb ben Namen be
uertauften @etrdnfee, ODER ben Srt, no ea
.~erfauft purpe, 9enau ~ be3etdnen unb tn
&lasen auf @runb bes Z 3 brau&t Der Nams
pesjenissn, an welden bic @etrInfe rer.
fault uuroen, nt6t senaunt ~ ,uerpeu. Ute,
ient8en, an wel4e bic @et1dnte perfauf,
wurpen, t6nnen In alien &lasen nesen III.
bertretuns bes Gefeses als 8elafuass3eussu
btenen."
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Qteber @anbtrer!

Der .Donaa.3ts." 3ufplee IL ber Abt BEE
observation-disclosures ~ Auosbura, to@w.
81. Nbrt1, Jun. Btf&cf son Auesburs e..
nannt werpen. Dtefe G%rnenuuns ftt ber
porttseu Runttatur besstts pfFets1 u,ttee'
ttetlt.
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81. So'epb, 6tearns g.. @tnn.,l
20. San. 1871.

2teber @anbererl
Du ptrf potl 70 gut fttu, stsft paar Gel.
len tn eetne 9afae 3u aeden, uno bel beiner
nddfen &uneftau betne Treunbe lefen 3u
Iafen. DAP bic ct. Seftpt.@ emetnbe cine
febr fdSne STRIDE 8ebaut bat aus Grant
etetnen unb bab pteftlbe eonfeertrt nurbe
at peter unb paul Sage lsbten CONNER,
baf bu betuen Jreuneen fdo:: ersdtlt. xnp
bag etne folde Stride ptel Qrbett unb 9Th
foRet, bas mtro ieeer ptftn, Der f&on cine
STRIDE bat tauen helfen. ct. Sotpt bate
babel tetne @&wtertslstttn 3u A~terwtnhsu.
Define eefer perbsn neuetsr's frasea, pts
taten ts eenn bic senaadt, cine 70 sroet unb
feffpieltse Stride 3u bauen2 @cr allen
wurben bic e&wterietstten bsftthst, unt
wer ttat steies? @ott. Der bic !6ersen ker
Meniaen pte MaGertdde lettet, unb rad
@ctt unfer dnidtuoae uns unermlbli&e
Yfarrtr bo@m. Gorneltus 8tttman aus benz
8eneoifttner Orhsu, Der etn uabrer Batter
alter fetner pfarrfinber If. Das tem.tst er
tdslt&, uno bat es erR farjlt@ rs@t bsutlid
0e;etst, ia ct DEFENDERS UNI >te Suaenb
redt erntit& Gorge bat. lae was IT In
bieftr @tnfh&t 8etban unb tbut, 10 netr
1rsrtt, ais wenu e. bic sro5e fd6ne Stride
ren 1etnem etaeneu @elbe gebaat bate. TN.
fer waretst pfarrtr par thinner beba&t, Der
Observation-Disclosures Susenb etnen suten &elt.
8~icusunterrt&t au ertbetlen, aber er fouute
le nidt 3ufammentrtnsen. neil pte@emetnbe
~ nett aussebrettet IL. Dsele baben R,ten
@etlsn aur &tr&t, bann bte Gtnen tcuuen
gar ntht bic u,et1ea 3u fpdt. and par ste
3ett oft ~ fura 8epefen. befenpsrs ptnn
mebrere CUR 8ei6te fanstn. Mber hsr be.
hmmerts @seltnttrt mar tteaat auf ~.
balfe anb Ct fanb fe uno fa9te. bas Sebt
nt@t msbr 70, e foa unb mug anbtrs psr.
ben , TN ecnmer 10 Il ~ waru, anb I'm
Winter 3u talt. Bon nun an wurbe al.
ped4tlnb an etneua senntas ssYrsetst am
anoern Gbrtaerletre sebalten. 11nb ittttsr
babea tptr ben etnen @enntas Yrebtst ben
anbern &brtaealebre unb ba)u Rab ale VET
pft&tet, bte nt&t nasbr bic @erttass.e& ule
befuden, bio Re a&t3ebn Sabre alt Rno.
@enn bas Gsanseliuua uorseleen 10, bann
n1aden ale, bic In bteftus alter Rns, aus ben
8infen treten Dor ben Communion Slid
fe&s &natea unb 70 ptele @db@en ruerben
ttrausserufen. aber nt&t mad Orbnuna bes
&estfers, tamtt tetnes pet6. uann Is se.ufen
wtrt, unb btete baben Iavt unb se1netmli@
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tentaus bes &unsre0es wurbe leeten Non'
tag bic Blu fir @eoueticn bes 3prtartfs
porseleet na@ htritlben wdrpen bic 3onan>
fdse uu. "a Mi1t pncn Dpuars berabsefest,
NIT Snbserif oon 3oQfreteu Mrtit.Ia i'm ST.
TRACE BON 4 @ilionsu. Iuf BaamwoQtn'
uub @pnen,ra lren tplrbe bic Rebuetien 8
Mintpneu betra9en.
Die OYpoRttcn seseu bic Gistl>Dienf
@efprm tn Der pon Der &emtnifrattpn anse.
ftrebten @ttft wtrb Don Sag III Sag fdrtts,
wtc man aus ben Meueeransen nsn 6ena'
loren uus DeYuttrten f<eben tann. g.
aator Gawss ertldrts, Is wnree Elm 8eae>
runs i'm GtpilbienNe etntreten, weuH Der
9r6i1oent aae neue G%rnennun8en auf feline
eteene gt%rantwortans made, anb nt&t auf
Gmpfebluus . Gpnsreb. Mttslteberu, wdb>
reub Butler i& Der entseseuseiebten Iuf&t
eunetste xue erflarte, y pielte R4'flr chen
70 9eetsnet, baraber ~ urttsilen, .er spu
itinsn GonRitusnten f@ fur Elm Mu,t et8ne,
as Elm Yerbprbener 6@ulmetfer.
Das Gontte fur Aas.pdrttse Mnselesen.
tetten bef&lpe, >em9auie etnen@ efesentpurf
serauleeeu. mad .psl&em bic @eianbf&aften
In Berlin xne petersburg 3u @efanef&aften
erRen Ranses erboben perpen snb anfe1e
eerttsen gertreter (pte In pa,is unb Con.
prn) Elm @sbalt ssu $l7,549 Sob Yer
ouno erbalten fpten. =
@istout1u bate ~ Gnee serisen Jabres
1858 Mstlen Gi~fenbabnen. Der Mertb ses
Gifsnbabneisentbums wirb auf minpeRens
IS @iutonen Donars sef&dst. Die BON
bteiem ttsenttuu, in, SABRE 1871 erbobenen
Steuern %bstrusen tebo& nur $lS7,722. Die
Steuer purbe wptl flnfmal 70 srcb semefen
,stn, .psrn bas Gtienbabnetsentbum I'M
n6mltden gertdltnib wte anberes Gt9tn-
ttuu, tefeuert rpurbe. Go Rub 20 pe.itte-
pene Gtfenbabnltnien i'm Staat. SIN
Sabre 1861 betrug bic Qdnse fammtlider
B%atnRreden 626 Metlen uub felt Der 3ett
bis Gnet 1871 Rnb 2O57 peitere Meilen
Straightforward. Sim Sabre 1870 betrus
bic Derldu5eyune bur& neu 8ebauts Stre.
den I'M 8trtdltnte 3xm porberssbenpeu
auetn 6O2 Metlsn.
aui bic 8afeliasa besab i9 ,priss
WoGe Der rufG(ae @robihrR alerts uno
traf nebf 8e9leitern weblbebaIten ~ Sort
platte, Rebrasta, Elm. Die @eleQf4aft be,
aab E9 son bort ~ @aeen mad benz ettra
so @eilen entierntea 3e1tlaeer. wel&es am
Reo @tIpm Greet erri&tet IL. DaGelte
.par msslt&R torafertabtl etnsert&tst. as4
mar fir Ranssorratb btnret&eus 8elsrst.
G~pmpaente 81" BIS 2 Gava1ertersstmsuts
1t TEN eaee, als@a&t betseSebea. SR Il.
umfretft BON 10, Reilsu spu, 2a9sr
Rnb srsbt @tsse 8aFtl ~sostaubeu ans au
II. ,. wurbe sen &ortb TIatte citation be.
gss6farf Alt1ta, Stn. qtsat. ett.
rtpan unD be aurtsen 9ttilnetmer an Der
1lfelia8b faMen 8sfern, mad etn*r
apfrtosneen uao srfsIs'e3ea Sase ttsst<r
,urid. Die Gefeaf&aft erIeste "A 8a6tl
anb BET UreefarR ,etste R& als dfstse,
Alerts IL iest auf BEN @sse aa&
e. wtro NIT BET &aafas TaetFt Ct
aa& BEN Ofen juradfssreR.
Gin i&anaertaftss e&idiaI foQ etasu
arupp seuti&e Gtnwanoer:r IN Saltue
3anfae setrof.n tabeu. Dteftl.
ben mubten ndmlt& bu fur&ttaren adlte
uesen 6alt MAIDEN NIB befaloRen, aber
Na&t auf Der pratrte u eauptreu. Der
mar uaebre Reilen son u,euf&r
t&en Dobnansen entfernt. Colt mar tn
tiner Gntfernuns spu brel Rstlen nt&t ~