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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08

iosaiSotss in n { 5ia5 fS fos@ Brad gsrn ai tn
Seuer aus, iuoburh bas 6Otel, ba8 p8aplor'
Souie," bic Selzg0rie, bte Sfftcen Der y gBe<
fferu.llnion" : su.v atlauticzEele9rapbz Comp"
itnb snei ober brei SSirtbsbduier setit6rt
tpurnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
Ser 6elDmarft.
ghrefliAes ltngliief anf benz Mio
be la Aslata. - Ser Gampfer
,Nmerica" Derbrannt. = 0rcz
Il Ser 9Sertmff BON Wenfebenle=
heu.-9Son 1874 9serfpnen nlebr
q q a. %fG%~ te& a az


,Mmerica" pcrbramf,t. = Groz
81 Ser 9Serfmff BON WenSebenle=
heu.-0on 1874 ADeripnen mtebr
ais Die 0dlfte untsefommen.
gfem.Dorf, Z. 6ebr. = Gin SrteT bon
Rio be Saneiro gibt Die folgenben @tn3eln'
beiten iiber ben 8erluft oes Dampfers pames
rica". Ser Oampfer fubr nit 134 Yanagle>
rem am %. Desember bon 8uenoseagreS mad
W1ontebibeo. 9lnl Morgeu bes %. ,gegen u
ubr erplopirte cine Der &elielr01ren, tpoourd
iofort 2 Seiser nno ein &oblentrdger 3u Eooe
perbriibt mno ldmmtlibe 2idbter i'm &eiielz
raume ael5id)t muroer. Die Bumper oera
iaaten BEN Dienit unb bas 6euer perbreitete
itd) iebr raid, inbeni bas Bahr5eu9- aus
gSeiBtannenbol; gebaut mar. Da Der Oant~
pier in Der Mfltte branrte, 10 naren Die
Wannidbaften gleif ppn9orne bereiu getreunt
unS feine Der beioell Yarteien fonnte iid nit
Der anoeren in Serbinbung iesen. Cine Yas
nif entltauo unb bon alien Sooten, rueld1e bel
rubiser 5anobabua9 nit 2eidttsfsit 200
Mann fafien fonnteu, ipurpen NM 5pel tn's
@alier gebraht unO bieie wnrben loIort bon
ben nit 8oDesangit befallenenen Paiia9tsreH
umsert6en. Die Sffistere batten feline Gon<
trole iiber bic Wannlhaft, iuel6e, nit Denl
Repolpei in ber9ano, nit benBaiiagieren Tim
bic porbanoeuen 6ettun9smtttel fdnpfte.
Ser ttaltenilde Danlpfer Gilla be Salto"
naiijrte geraoe ooriiber, als oas sSeuer AUS
brad, boh ssr @apit6n les NMsriea" tuuBte
auaenldeiltlidb nod nidlt 9eaus BON Der
@rSse Der &atafropbet benn erlnterlieb es,
gotbfgnale 5u geben, erit OILS beiOe 6abr,
seuqe cine Gtrede BON elnanber fparen, be-
merfte man BON Der sssipa be Salto" aus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
WQrlor>Gbal0elter5,

TarlorzG banbeliers,
garloszgbanoeliers.
BibliotbetsG Gbnnteliers,
Bibiiotbefs @banbeliere,
BibiiotbetsGbanoelters.
EesimmersG GbnncelierS,
GB5immerze ehanneliers,
@BsmnlersG Gbanbeliers.
eausf fur, g gbanteI eIiers.
SausluraG baneeiers,
Saasfur=G Gbanbeliers.
Uue Qgrfen Gaseinribtmmsen.
Baiicrz uno y asrobren uno
Mep1ratnrent lei
+ g. .. Enpiripn,
Nr. 8, =2ibertnfraee.
fMnriItq.7Ss) 9tr. 8, Norb eibertpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
9r. q. 8. Ornnt.

~. 20, Rorcs3ibertpffra6e, Baltimore,
Eurirt polf6nbis gnsbrtiseit, 2uitrobrenaftz zgntz
iiRouna, beginnenoe G1minoiudt, anrsetbrlistett,
BerIuff Der Stimme, @otarrb nnb ale eeioen ees
6olies, Der 2nnse, Der 5arnpess, pes Bintes, Der
morrboi6en, R6emmatisnlus, gfropbetu, Nerpen=
idrpdtbe, Mugenz unb Obren aranfbeiteu u. T. 10.
Sr. Grant beilt aIte nebel unb III bel Eas
eber bei yaad1t sum Beiube bon aranten bereit.
(Huui20,fSf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08

tuie auf Der ,Imerica" bic Elammen empor.
looerten. Der italieniife 9ampfer fubr io=
fort suriif unb begann bic llngliiflifeft 5u
retten. Der erite Wiann, ipslder an 8orb
fam, mar Capt. 8ofii BON Der gamerica." !"
Uaan tueiB nod nidlt, mie piel Dteni6enlebeH
osrlOren segansen iinb, idatt aber ben Ser.
lnlt auf nlebr als so.
Inter ben 8erunglidten fparen feline 8iirs
ger Der Ser. Gtaaten. Capt. 8oili befinSet
itf nod INNER anf bein italienii1en 0ams
pier; er oarf,, fi1 ili9t nad Montebibeo ober
mad 8uenos+Apres ,pageu, iubem man ibu
bort obne 3weifel iofort auffniipfen wiirbe.
ltnfal snr See.
81 em-0prf, z. 6ebr. - 0as englii9e
Sdtfi ,gS6ite .Roie" iranbete aul IL. San.
auf Der 56be BON Gap 6rio. 9aiielbe
mar in auterifa 9ebant. Ser Ru1pf nnS
Die gerettete 8adelage pnrben fir 1915 per=
tauft. as W
- Die britiide grigs ,Sba" tpurbe am
10. Sanuar auf bober Gee geiprodlen, fie be.
ri9tet, SaB Sbos. Ma[ler, Der SteuTmanu,
pGbrenb 6es Sturmes iiber 8oro fiel unb oaB
Der Gapitdn unb elm Natroie i9per uerlest
tpurbem. a
5apanndb, Z. Sebr. 9as britlld)e
Ghiff y@hIabeth aSrn," Capt. Wiidle, BON
gen- Orleans nad) 2iuerpool belfimmt nnb
nit Saummo[le befradtet, brannte am 5.
6ebruar, 200 MeileH iiib6Itlid) uon bier, bis
auf ben g8aiieripiegel ntebe. Die Dtannz
idaft ipurSe serettet unb hierber gebrad)t.
Sim Mf0rber gum Eobe Derurtbeilt.
pspille, Rag, 7.6ebr.-G. Otar'
low, elm 8rauer in SamestOpn, N.zD., mel.
der l6ulbig befunben porben 1T, ben gSilh.
8aanlann ernlorfst 5u babeu, iouroe beute
Worgen gum Sobe perurt6eilt. Die 9inrtd
tung ioa am 20. Mdr, itattfiuben. als i'm
Der Hibter fragte, oh er@'mas sn ia9en babe,
i6pteg er. Der Sertbe1biger miro perin9en,
Dem s5ernrtbeilten einen nenen RroseB aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
@'lmore & 0ibiou,
Smpprteure,
%r. 80, SiiS=SdO= =Str0S&&

6apanna@@i9drren
Der beften Sorten, neue 8r6noe &C., Der SedGtnns
uert5, All berabeeIesten YreiieH, nm BLat tlr eRs
nene nu6 9rose Snlportation 8u MAIDEN.
@bampagner
oHe beItebten Sorten ouf Eager, ueIe luIs GesRGbe
Au ben gintaufspreieH ab(alien.
Starfe 8ranrttpeine
oIs g5ronop, Sberrp, Yorttuein, GIaretruetr, Tehr
oiten W5tsfga Il. No., lorsfdIti9 ausqetudbt inA
roin f9RXra1A q A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
VgLIVWtWEEs
Didn lele 6ol9enbes:
,BaItimore, ben "a. San. 1872.

6A DerUepleiH. ..r -...r--
Dfdn leie fSol9enoes:
Baltimore, ben "a. San. 1872.
.. @ee6rter Serr!
Ser r@jds=@arboniser, neldher lebten Septbr. in
unierem sotale auf9efteIt puroe, bat ipe mir fir-
ben, unier 2idt beoeutenb per9r0sert pei6es aud
brillanter uno Dem Iuee Hiht 10 nndn9enehm lit.
unier 2id5t 9bt uns er0Bere 3urieoenbeit, als bas
irIber ourf Den @arbouijer berUoi9e 9ebra6Ee. boh'
adltunssuoa 0ebr. Ganfeie s. SOmp.
&Ge Der Baltimore nno Sbarlesitr.
An Srn. Sas. s. Ho9er5, Yrdfoenten Der
ngBoooDarozG Gas= =@drhoniSng@ @eieufhdit-"
vBaltim ore, ben 19. San. 1872.
Srn. Sd5. G.5to9ers, 8rdf6enten Der ngeooo=
tparb Gas @arboni5in9@9 @9eleat9alt!"
Der gar6onissr, ben eieia nnlerem eutale i'm
Suli 1871 aufeuten, bat unler 2ibt beoeuteno uers
gro CERT, mGldes, obgletd lebr brilliant, bob oem
au9e aH9eRebm 1T; ib mo4te nt9t obne oentsloen
lein. Spr et9ebener
". SnfioH Scnninass
Rr. 90, HorOs@ @barlesilr."
P s. giue Der Mai6iHen III td9lidl in Dem 8iireau
Der @elealGait, gir. 10, Soutbftr., GufgeRelt.
Baltimore, Den "a. RoU. 1871.
Srn. s. 6, &osers, Brdiioenten oer,, Woooluar6z
@asz@arooniSin9= =9eieui1aIt!"
Yfein 5err
ginfnbrun9 betielbeH in meinem StahtiiIenente bot
er mir iuensTens % 8To5ent en- lleiner @osrehuung
eripart uno mir 5ugle Elm braonteree 2id,tf iope
elm itetiserCs 9e9ebeu SD cmpfeble oa6er oenclte
nit oem 9rosen Ser9nil9en OILS Elm tuertbpcles Snz
ftrumeut, pRlhes oem Bublifum Ian9e 9efeblt bat,
um cas- @aslidlt su reini9en unb su perbeliern.
a6tungsooa as.
Robert 2anterbadb, g6aymnjeut.
t34-fl TorooIt=GGe Der SutafU@ IT, Saratoaatr."
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Mtuer 8
Lar;,h,,+,>& l1N&nrftfin
Wn3tiQe.

Nir BaumateriaIien uub Dielen 5u rcbu5irter Hseis
I'm tperOen DanpcreinSz yoten in 3ablnn9 angenoms
imen HB. n. NRam9blin & &Dbnes
lSaop.ts, 3Ntsl Gds Der Gratts uno TresesutfI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-08
Npher &habenerfae.

5prin9fielb, Sas., z. 6ebr.-Sn beln
Sale BON BbillipS uno gS. Sobn gesen bic
,,@rano Eouer Manufafturs unD Sransports
Comp" ipradl Die Snrp ben alagern Die polle
S6aoenerlatlnmnte, tuelde pertan9t porben
mar, nemlid) 5000 ,o005n.
Die Mpatben alif bem &rie9spfabe.
Can Sransi8co z. 6ebr. - Die
Gruppen, welGe ben Qpad)en nadgeidtGt
murben, bic fiirslidl in Der Ndbe BON Gus
con Arisona, Iruei Botfutlden auspliinbers
ten uno bic Baiia9tere ernloroetelt, fanoen bic
poRldde auf Der Brairte 9e6ffnet uno bic
Sriefe serlt6rt. Die Srnppen be9ruben Die
Qeiheu Der @rmorbeten. Die SerfOlgung
Der 8ilben eriptes ildl als 5mefloS. - SIN
Camp @rant befanOen id) 1900 apa6en,
100 dltereSubianer nebit @eibern unb8inbern
beiinSen fid1 in Dale @reef, uno cine geringere
4nsabl in Camp 8era. 0etad)ap nno ieine
8anoe baben Das Camp McDolpe1 perlaiien
uno beftnben iidb iett anf oem &rie9spfaoe.
Son Der aiffe bes Stillen Meeres.
Gan Sran3iSc Z. Sebr. r.-8erlonen,
tuelde bas Yoieniite=5bal in nd9fter Saiion
bela6sn n0llen, fSnnen bi5 auF eine gnt.
feruuns psu Oteilen per Sabn geben, 10
oaB iie mr. nod 24 Reilen gu Yferbe 5uriiG-
sIleaer baben.
Der 9ampier yUioies gabtor" ging ee>
ifern rad Autralten ab. SobalD Die 6itlide
Yoft anlau9t, lpir6 elm belonoerer 0anlpier
erpebirt rperoen.
can 6ran3i8eo, z. Sebr. - 3tpeiz
nnbbreiBig 8iirser BON Sos glngeios, lpelfe
tpesen DtorSes nno tuegen Gbeilnahme on
oem @binelenmaRacre angeflagt lino, uurben
hente Dem @eri9te porgefii9rt unD plaiDirten
yNi6t i6ulOig.4
Das gerfabren bes Sbergeri9tes, tpeldes
Der 6rau Sun eiuen neuen BroSeB oer,pilist
bat, mtro iomohl in Der Breiie, als aud BON
Dem aOUOfatenfanoe idarf mtBbtIigt.
Der Itttenmarft tit fieberiidl auf9eregt.
Die OfeDolntion In WferiFo. = Se=
rte9te BON reDplutiOnGrer Seite.
@ouftGnfige sfiesertase Ger Sirsierumsstrnp=
pen bel SamGrgC. : Der 9taat Sera.Grm;
gaus ia BEN SGufen Der 9iufftGnSiieDen. -
Gorfina In elmer 6alie.
@amar9o, Wtsr., s. Sebr. - (Spe3..
Sep. bes seq. 6eralo. y Die gieoerlage
Der HegieruHg5truppen tit pnllltdnbig. Ad)t.
5tg Wann pom Der He9ierun9sarnlee itellten
itd bier nit gSaifen unb gquipirung In oeut
6aupteuartiere Quiroga's. Der 8eiib Sieler
Staot ,gibt ben auftauoilden 9fefIourcen,
lueld)e fie notbtpenoig brau9ten. @ortina
siebt iiib aeaer Matameras Suriid. auirosa
ipirp iblr1 allf Der 6erie folgen. Man beri9tet
iett olflsiel, Oab Dem Gortina Der gin3us in
bic Stabt Watamoras Derluebrt fuerDen loa.
Wtan slaubt nidt, baB er perlnd)en ptro,
einen GinlaB 5u erspln9eH; oenn fpenn er
bon Guiro9a gefan9en genommer tperoen
iollte, ipirb er erihoiien luerben; nad oent
amerifaniI9en llier fanu er ni6t entIieben,
neil er bort bes Moroes auseflagt lit. Seute
pureeH bic 8efeai9Htgea afnlift HGo 8orbe4
rettnngen setrofieil, einen an9riff suriidsus
idlagen.
Sen. Ssoda mirb bon 8erasGrus bier er.
ipartet,
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BaItimcre
Ttre 0uiuraate Office.

GntmeHsG6e BON 3cntBs nut xBaterls.,
peyi1nertforndbreno 9egenT erInR oberG G6noeu burG
4yon6unslld iopobI In ber @tont suieim eanoe, als
9rten BON Gisentbum, Wobns, 2aben% nnb Hoareus
pduier, Granddaughter, Aderbauprobufte, NS6sIn,
n 2o6uns beEnblihe 5abrseuse u. I. b..
0aS Direftrrium belfebt aus fplAenben @erren;
Wm. o. Darrifon, Vrdhbent;
SEQ. o.. 8iders, 9Dm. 3. Drune,
B. 20. Mlrtd6, 8. .. 8apfJ,
Dapib 9. 2Bli0n, g. Mobt. Senfins,
Soiidb Henningtox, 9. Nortpn Stemari,
Hrancis 8. Sing, o. q. wcomer,
6enrp Garron, 0ruiQe rortpih,
q. O. Gteuart, W. 2B. T0ptor,
Ssraef Goben.
QppIifaticnss f5ormulare uno uetterf Na1ridt lber
bie Geieiidaft pirb tn Der Office, Glbmef=gde BON
Goutb. unb Wateritr, ertbeilt, no aud ale Auftrdse
iofort erleoist nerben. Bertderunsen fpersen aui
Haeub cine 5riF an9Rucmmen, uelte Der Appltfant
Niinfden mag.
(9dU.f,19.D Tr. 9EDuctporfb, cen.
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GDebcft c1ltUfauaeu

0Debcn eMQInn0eu:
Cine aro6e @enonns it0nen @osHac, Bints nne
balbe Rints, unere eigene mportation, uno porau9.
lidb fiji meot5njbe 3Dede geeisnet.
~. q. Maripn Comp
Bharma3euten,
Gde Der gutawitraBe uno Viabiion< Apenue.
o.
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0ermiinte Sepefeben aus Ofeipa
9Bcrf.

01emzD orf, z. Sebr. = Sen. Sbaler,
tuel6er cine Wtlis Diuil ion commanbirt, net
9ert itf), Die Dtili3 aufSubieten, nm ais
Gbrenescorte bel ber Beeroiguug bes 8erthei,
bigers bon 6ort Sumter at fungiren, eS lei
belu, baB er pot; Der Wilis oa3u aufseforbert
tperbe. @
- Drei SolSaten nerin6ten ant Samitag
BON 9apib's Sslanb su beiertire11; 3pei ers
franfen un6 Der brittle tpuroe balb erfroren
bon elmer @isifoqe gerettet.
- @eltern Ibeub tpurbe in ber gleefer=
apenue at grooflpn Sobn 8obbins BON spei
StraBenrdubern niebergeialasen unb be-
,ralIbt.
- 8ni. Sale unb g8m. g8ebb marben
heute Worgen wegeu StraBeuraub8 perbaftet;
fie batten ben 0tortb Marts IN @reenpoint
atiadirt unb al1s9epliinoert.
= 9eute uurOen in SrOoflpn Strabea'
rGuber perbaftet.
- S. @. auerD 1T bier auf ben Seroadt
berbaftet tporben, ben Safob @rb geitern in
@reSfiQ, N.1S., ermoroet Su babcn. Sn ieinen
gai9en fanb man eincn Rfanbsettel, NIT bem
man grb's ll6r ipieber erlanste.
- Die Sethenbelbaner SurD ilber ben
Yanormo.Morb erfannte beute, baBBanormo
bon unbefannteu Berionen tDbtlih perpunOet
wurbe unb baB Der Ipotbefer Warptn feline
Bfid)t ni6t that, inbem er es unterlieB, ben
Gernunbeten Beitauo su leiten.
- Sin Geriiht iast, baB bic ,@ranO. Surb
lire sbifimmung iiber bic Inflaguug bes
WiaDor ,6all mieDer in 8eratbung Steben
miro, inbem bic Intlage nnr nit elmer fnapz
pen Maioritat beiAloiien ipuroe.
Ser Selbmarft.
9aeips Oorf, Z. 6ebruar. - Gelb mar
beute Mtor9en aftiu 5n Z, fur5 Dor 86rieu.
i9tuE pnrOe es fliiiiig; anleiben mrrben 81
6, II. A efieftuirt, bei'n S0rieulbluB mie=
Der 5u 6-7; @ediel flan uno 9eoriidt su 8;
Sob idloB felt 81 10s-4; Sonos fiau nno
gebriidt, Ser 114a, '62er 1e3; 4ftlen erpffne'
ten feit unb beltanolg.
unterlhabants- 8ilans $71 ,426, 1867 Sob
1rnN S6 617 900 Snnraift.
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Wrnrfrie'n.

Ser Mufforberuns .SubIrcidsr 8amilien su solss
babe i'd mid entjdlciien, 6sn Weu.gorfsr gebranb
jonen, uelde IS miinlhen sueimaf p66entlid su be-
tudben, nm Muitrdse aui Waaren in meiner ane aufs
sunebmen, en3ufibren, fpeibe NnItrG8e Zen lel ben
Eaau seItlieb in irseno einem 9 t q 0 t :
tbefIe abgeIiejert meroen.
Ntt elmer spnnsieidbrisen GrIabrnns i'm @eiddite,
aroRen Waarenporratb, bette Analitdt nno btnigIe
Breiie bin i'd, iiberseuet, Me, tuel1e mid nit Aufz
f1dsen beebren, SufrisSen5nitell
Bebinaumsen: Banrsablung bel Mblieferuns ooer
,nonattiGber 2ablung. 4dhtunespon
q. XepiS 0unIap,
(31-F1 SIR. 49, @eit= Baltimorefr.
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NHG. @arrollier be Wernlla& &c.,
Rr. -, Gsdbanse.Ei Eiaee,
Baltimore,
Rr. 50, SrpaS strake, NetuzDorf,
Smportenre .s Il
suo aleiniee Agenten in ben Ser. ST. rnb Gambia
fiir
r. FOLLIET & SCHECK
in Mp (@bampagnei,
Qteieranten Der faterl. fSamilie BON YreuBen.
Baron 9ar9et, Borbeaur.
6. Jobit & Gpmp., @o9nae.
fcru1n 1oaDtp ~
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Gin OnS<G,nnI1tntenten!

aQen, peIte elm brillantes Ibt iiir eHen serin9en
gres unb opne ole 9efabr iuIni3en, tpelGes 9rose
GriparniB nit U0li9er Sterheit uerbinoet, empfebs
en9Iiite @ritn0ung BON 16idbrigem getanbl Der
nidt init anbcren frIberen nrUou5irteu @rtnonn9en
All perluedlelrt.
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9ie 6eiten steimfoblen 3n Den nie0rig>
0~.. OlxeSSoes

t VIEI 3IVIItVs =
Roblen BON Der rEaltiniorer @ompa9nie,@ BON Der
risuller~Boftouer @ompasne,"
i&mer unb raid brennenDe aoblsn-ote befen So9len
auf oem bleiigeu Wdrfte
su oerfauien
QarrenIabnngs= berEonnentpeiie.
Gudb .Qnfens, Raleps. unb Gumberldrbcr aoblen.
g. a. Oiaas unb James Giaas, asenten Der
.BaItimorer aoblen-" u. gtienbabnse onp. Z"
Ddreau: Oar. g, GpntbffraHe.
XobIenbot: Gefe Ser Iortbs unt Maeifcns
6trabe. ,Sttf4,tSil
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NeiusDorfer guduai,ensMebl,
ireit non ben TIbten bsSosen.
SausIsr werpeu oirstt perlosst sn ben nisortsten
Vrsiien bon ben Ss.
. @tttinssr, 9crr 3 Comp,
GommiiFondre unS Manuiattur asentsn,
xanI N1r IA ntfh fE Ghennfihe.
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Wi(liae Med,nlnasz8 Slider.

WTulBE JtFuJHHHBS=OHyt1'
9aaebfidber, csournale un6 9auptbIdser, nelde
mir, nm ldjneh oanlit auf5urdumen, gum aoftzEreie
offeriren. ausenmaaB: 12A bei 18 3oa, gut geban
ben, sutes Bapier unb ino oefelben pon unerem re
gulGren Borratb.
sd,rsibmaterial su biaisen greiien bel
rs. N1inii7e s 6Dbne,
(San6, ,6D}teT) Hr. ia, Weit=Saltimorefrase
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. an on GoIo.
Gmalo Mue,Iff &0nig.
(Gortiesung.)

6err gbmunp @artenbers idreibt mir,
feline sipeite Srau babe auf ibrem Sterbe=
bette ibm cine fhtpere Sdulo gebeidtet,
in 6Olse bieier 8eidte iebe er iib peranz
labt, al, mid au idreiben.
@esbalb serabe an Sic? mari Der
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suns gu petbersen iudte.
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fubr Der Asent fort. Sic mar, pie seiagt,
bic slueite Srau Wartenbers's, ber aus
triftisen @riinben europa perlieb, UNI
brlben cine t1eue 6eimatb su iuden. SD
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benz Bese seben Inubte, unb baB er iid
iest in Der ansenebmen Sage befinbet, 9lnz
bere aufsufcroern, ibm aus benz Bese slt
geben.
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-12
The Railroad IntOresf,

The railway statistics of The United
States are not entirely accurate, and dif.
ferent authorities vary as to the actual
number of miles constructed. The mile,
in operation, are not less than Gt,000
and some 10000 beside are in progress
OF construction. More than Lalf Of all
these miles has been constructed during
the last ten years, and at present rates of
progress, the decade on which we have
entered will show railway growth Of
90 900 miles. Tho amount of iron re-.
quired for these new roads is something
enormous, while the wear and tear of
rails Will necessitate the use of a5 much
more, portion Of which may be pro-
duced by re-rolhnC. Eighty tons of rail
to a mile indicate 5, l20, 900 tons for the
roads already built, and 4,O00,00O for
the coming $4,000 miles. Within ten
years nearly every mile of rail now laid
viii be relaid, and with the miles to be
built not less than 5000, 600 tons will be
required. The import Of rails at pre-
sent is nearly 600, 600 tons per annum,
and the home manufacture reaches some
thing like 600, 900 tons, a product alto
gether of /, $4,000 tons, or enough TO
relay or construct Is, 600 miles OF road
Already we have many more miles Of
railway than all Europe, and however
stupendous may be the railway enter
prises of that Continent, of Asia, and
Of Australia, the largest mileage viii be
laid here so th,t the greatest demand
for the iron product win be in the Uni
ted States. This railway development
stimulates the production of iron, es-
pecially 10 this country, where it is pro-
crossing at a rate OF speed which bids
fair to place it in the front rank of in
dustries. Nothing can check the growth
and expansion of railroad enterprises.
In the new States they are projected on
grand scale. In the old States the
links are considerably shorter, but no
less important; aud everywhere they
keep pace with the national growth. In
all our cities the street lines are laid.
In the mining districts the Wales guage
is received with favor, ard two great
iron ways are slowly pushing their way
to the Pacific to make, when completed,
the third iron highway across the conti-
nent. The whole country feels the i'm
pulse, aud the general prosperity is ev-
erywhere enhanced. Already the invest
ment OF capital is immense, and the sums
yet to be placed in these enterprises are
fabulous in amount Bnt they pay in
the general material prosperity as no
other investment CAM L. PIPER.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-04-12
A SnCrtipg Joke.

Gordon Cummings new book Of hunt
ing adventures contains this story
remember a joke played off on man
whose deeds in the saddle were not sup
posed TO lose aught Of their importance
bv his own description of them. Some
YOUNGSTERS of the cantonment having
purchased village pig, had been in the
habit Of sending it out for mile or TWO
in a cart, and hunting it home with long
bamboos. BY this course of training
piggy acquired wind and some degree OF
speed. At length, on day appointed.
he was taken out and secured by the leg
in the covert. The usual party, with the
addition of the mighty hunter, were as
sembled at the mess table, when native
came up aud reported fine boar marked
down. Horses and spears were called
for, and with the guide in advance, all
proceeded to the Jungle side. Nimrod
announced his intention of refraining
from all active part in the proceedings,
on the ground that it would be unfair Tor
an old and experienced hunter like him.
self to take the spear from n lot OF young
fellows to whom the sport was new. he
was. however, assured that without his
valuable aid the game would probably
escape, and that it was therefore hoped
he would not practice such extreme self
denial. On the riders taking up their
positions men were sent to free the beast,
which speedily appeared, and in expecta-
ton Of the customary chevy, made Off at
its best pace. BY iudicious management,
oil the field got thrown out with the ex'
ception of Nimrod, who was seen riding
like man, and coming up to the pig hand
over hand. Making a well-directed rush,
with a triumphant shout he spesred the
beast, and few more thrusts rolled it
over. The other riders now gathered
round the redoubtable hunter, who was
seen standing by the side of the PROSTATE
'gaumtree, waving his cap and brandish-
ing his blood-stained spear. Gentle
men, he cried, it was too bad of me,
but, really, when saw the boar break
cover, my blood got up, and was quite
unable to restrain myself At this mo-
ment villager who had been previously
well coached, came running up end de-
manded payment for his property. 1t
was long before Nimrod again enter
tanned the mees with his hunting ex'
ploits."