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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19
A FruItlcss Aritntion.

Clarksburg held II public meeting on
the 18th, and appointed large number
of delegates To the Grafton Capital.mov
ing Convention to be held on the 2jth
We fear our Grafton md ClNrkshurg
friends are having all their trouble for
nothing. There will be no capital NOV
ing ut Charleston this winter. That II
pretty clearly shown by the refusal o.
the Convention to accept the invitation "'
this city 10 adjourn to this place nc
authorities or the city rendered II free
transit here and the free use "l Il convent
cnt and furnished hall. The members,
who must he far from comfortably situa'
ted, would have Ind only 10 step aboard u
comfortable boat and bG set down here
ready for business. The same reason Tor
coming away from Charleston would
have operated to induce the Convention
To provide for another location, temporary
or otherwise. But the Charleston people
have been able To keep the Convention
there and We venture to predict they will
also be ublc to persuade members To let
the permanent scat remain where II is
The party managers ure afraid any inter
ference with tho existing status would
make divisions and distractions among the
faithful. And very likely it would. Our
conviction is that the capitol will stay
where it is, while the Democracy rule
the State. Nor do we see that the people
nj any other place need greatly regret il.
Its really, us we have Often shown, worth
but little to any town, especially to any
one that has nothing else to recommend
it, A large blast furnace or nail mill
would DC worth more to Carksburg or
Grafton than the capital. If the people
ofthOse towns would devote themselves
with the same energy TO building up
manufactures that they waste in fruitlcss
efforts to get their place designated AS the
point where Il half dozen executive Off.
GERS stay and where the Legislature
dispenscs its dreadful dizziness once a year,
We believe they would make more pro.
grcsS towards substantial growth and
prosperity than they do.
We'd not SAY this to discourage any
efforts making or to be made by the CAPT.
tai movers, nor do We assume that our
view of the situation is inrallibly correct;
but We say what We believe and leave it
to time to confirm or corrcctus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19
Throw in Rcinforccmrn,s.

The Citadel Of Life is in state of siege
all through the year, but is never moro
closely invested than in mid.win,cr
The liver is usually somewhat torpid and
the bowels more or less constipatcd at this
season, and dyspepsia often assumes ;,s
most aggravated form in cold and We,
weather In short, the sluggish sys,cm
seems inclined to intcrmit or shirE Son"o
OF It's most important duties under the in.
iucncc oIa low temperature, and rcouir"s
wholesome stimulation. The spur rcnm;r.
ct IS l"Slrtlcrs Stomach Rittcrs, the nnl,
medicine which quiCkCnS the action -,
the Scrrclivc organs, and brings on, ihr
latent vitality OF the system, w;,hom,
creating any ichrile symptoms, or ihc
slightest nervous excitement,
The great Vegetable Tonic IL M, >,
commented MS specific tor Coughs
Colds and Consumption-lhat field hr;m%'
Irii open to the ConCoCtors Of prcpara,iomSS
which can not by any possibility rcnc%
Tue lungs hut rs u specific for the cons,I'
U'lnh ana physical weakness which ;nH;,,,
pulmonary disease, il is literally inl,iIDL"
The most insidious and terrible cncn,w ~,
human lite is not disease, itself hni H. w.
weakness which affords It nm onnNr,n,i,',
TO gain firm hold ct the vital svs,n,'S
lIrmrmhrr That Stamina, Vital EnSr"v"
tue h'c.principlc, or whatever Won nav
choose 10 call the resistant power wh;rI
"'!i'S against the cause OF disease onT
,''alh, Is the Grdud MfiQgay1 fL.IWi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

"Omo," the Charleston correspondent
Of the Register, writing before tho organi.
2ation Of the Legislature, predicted tim,
those "bcst qualified" were To be chosen
to the various positions of dignity. This
programme appears TO have been adhered
to in the matter of u presiding officer for
The Senate, and in consequence "Ohio"
was left on the floor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

'''@''''7 81 'A'AhNN VI ! lhl OS
Therefore this debt of $77,753 So, the
accumulation Of preceding years, becomes
burden upon the resources of the pres.
cnt year. An increase in taxation, how.
ever, will not he necessary to meet il. II
you will limit the appropriations for the
present 10 immediate wants, the end will
be accomplished The suggestion Of the
Auditor that the tax heretofore imposed
for the Hospital be levied Tor the purpose
OF paying OFT the Indebtedness to the
school fund, is well worthy of your con.
S'ucralIon. A single tax OF twenty-five
cents On the hundred dollars for State
purposes will be no increase in taxation.
anu wlIl he great saving Of labor in the
Auditors Office, To the assessOrs ond
shcrills.
II the finances arc properly regulated
anu managed during this fiscal ycar so
rs To leave no debts in nrrcar hcrrancr
the current expenses Of the State can Lc
met and the construction Of public huild.
ings carried on without difficulty.
The carefully prepared and elaborate
report of the Auditor gives evidence tina,
hc HIS UiOubHt Dbtll IHttIllBCHCt hHu HcNl
to the discharge OF his duties, 1t is full
Of interest, md commend tito your care.
ful examination
THE PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
The school fund amounted, September
30, 1871, to $3.50, 2Sj.Ai, Of which $275,.
100 Ind been invested in bank stock and
U.S. Bonds. 1t is mistakc, therefore, to
suppose that this money Is In the Treas.
ury, Included in this sum arc stocks md
honlS which arc the proceeds Of bank
stock TINT stood in the name Of the Com
m9lnwcAlth ot Virginia, and Of the Inter.
nal Improvement Fund. The provision
o. me Constitution IL as follows "Thc
Legislature may At my time direct II snlc
oIthc stocks owned by the Slatc in banks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

a review ii the social and material con.
di'lon oI the State affords abundant rrs.
son for profound gratitude 10 Almighty
God for the many blessings lie has he.
slowed upon lis III the past
In conclusion, permit me to express tle
hope not only that your session wi he nm
harmonious one and will result in good
to all public interests, but also that /, mnv
hr the occasion oi pleasant social relations
which may rpen into enduring friendship
lonN j. JACon.
Er.0Nirl NlmLlMlA,, C1nrl, slou. Nm II, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

Total ,,...:.:........ GjS $50 80
October !, ISL, Of .,....,........ l9s.G77 7G
But The amount due the two school
funds October /, 1871. was........., Is. lGS 10
Deduct balance III Treasury ..,.,.... 1873 81 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19

With advancing civilization, and the
progressive tendencies Of the age, u svs.
tenn Ui free schools has become a mart vi
the policy Of all the State governments in
the Union, Nearly all the States of
Europe have adopted plans Of public in.
StruCtiun Efforts have been made from
time to time 10 give the General Govern.
mcnt control ot this question, and with
the gradual cncroachmGnt upon the rights
OF the States, winch has been going ON
within tho last lew years, there is cause
I" lear that these efforts may ultimately
he successful, II this scheme il ever nc.
comnlIShcd, it will tend more to destroy
our identity ~ u people and the original
form ct our government than any other
one hing could do, We have our cher.
ishcd notions with rrsprc, To religion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19
nEHEELEY AND JEFFERSON.

The reports OF the Auditor and Treas
urcr, which will be communicated To YOU,
make Il full exhibit Of the financial c0ndi,
tlon OF the State. 1t will appear
That there was y balance remaining
in the Treasury October !, 1870, OF $2i3i90 o.
Amount received during the year 20. 5Tl5Ss II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-19


The citizens Of Charleston have rcncr.
ouslY provided convenient and hand.
some building Tor the State, MS Capitol,
Tree OF cost. 1t would seem but fitting
appreciation orthcir lihcraily 10 provide
Tor furnishing it in IN appropriate man,
ncr, AMI recommend II small appropria.
ton for this purpose.
MEIEOROI.OGiCAL OBSERVATIONS AND
CROr REPORTS.
transmit to you Il Joint Resolution
adopted by the Legislature of Tennessee,
in which her Senators are instructed, and
her Representatives are requested ITO usr
their influence with the United States
Government in favor Of the establishment,
by international operation, orn general
and systematic plan oi Meteorological Oh
scrvNuons and Crop Reports" Mc,c0rOl
ogy isa comparatively new science, and
its inductions must be made from Il vast
numbcro nj observations throughout the
world, This can only hr douc hv the co,
operation Of civilized nations, recon-.
mend that you take similar action.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01
llnb beute?
Nebmt bies, uno nun laBt mid il
Rifhp

Nebmt bies, unb nun laBt mid il
Hube.
Na, man iiebt bod enbli6 ben gutter
@ilen, ipOttete Der @asabanb, wdbrent
er bic 6anb auf bic sblrtlinfe leste; MI,
feline leeren geripredunsen, @prt muf
sebalten merben. Sd babe bic gbre, Sud
cine ansenebme Nube su ipinfden.
gr sing binaus, Born funnte bentlid
iein beiieres 2aden pernebmen.
IS lit 9laes nmipnit! ft6bnte er. 9ieier
Menid it0bt mid in ben Nbsruno binun>
ter, an Dem i'd slidli6 pprbei gu fommen
gebadte. 2tber lit bemn spirfli6 9aes
perloren? @enn i'd nur einmal Slid i'm
Spiel babe, bin i'd serettet; SdudarS
mub beieitigt tperben, bamit mir bas 8er=
traaen 8inobeim's erbalten bleibt, uno
penn @anoer r%eliirt, ban1 merbe i6
ibm Die S~aumidruuben anieben. llnb
iOIte benn bieies Subject nidt aud beiei>
tist meroen f6nnen? gs muB ermDglidt
tperben, rur Gebulo unb Mutb, nur Der
Seigling pirft Die 6linte in's 8prn.
ST panoerte lanse auf unb nieber, sez
nathan benSturm besminsenb, Der ieinSn=
iteres burdtobte, 8ldne i6miebeno unb ipie=
Der perperfenb unb pergeblid na6 einem
Bege iu6enb, anf benz er aus bieiem
~9abprintb ii9 retten fonnte. gnbli6 ieb=
te er fd bin, Tim benz gariier Srsunbe 3u
idreiben; es mar nublos, pb er iid iebt
ben &Opf serbrad, er mubte parten, bis ct
pieberO rbnung uno alarbeit in basGbaos
ieiner Gepanfen sebradt bate.
fEort5etuua foIQt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01
DQlfim0rf-W hio-Gifrnhohn

DQltllllOrf- Wbl0- ClDCnbQbn.
an nn6 mad MittDo d, 5. 9aauar 1872, se5sr
t69liGersi 3ise 5iuii6en Baltimore, Bbeelins uni
Barfersbur9, unS StUar:
Der NpFsSua ~
laprf td9lIb (Sonnta9s ons9enonmen) um s nh
rub pom baltimore ab. aHtunit in Baltimore I'm
6.05 gtaG1nitta9s. Der ubrz9foraensua perbiHbe
G@ mt Strasbnrs nnb 3arriionbur9 pta Ntanuias-
Ser g6neu.Sus
tGSIi1 (Sonnta9s ansaenommen) 9ta6mittags 4lIt,
0 gttn. antuntt IN Baltimore nm $50 Worgens.
o UerS ( Sonis=@rpreB<SHg 9ebt td9lit mn
nm g. 80 I6enos.
Der @tn6 ef cr= Observation-Disclosures
oerlaBt baltimore uH 4.10 ytafm. anfunft in Bols
tllnore ~ 40 Dtorsens td9lt6 tSonnta9s au8senoms
men,
er @ount atrb sgccommobations
Sn9 eertast Seittnore mn 8 nbr 9a6mitta9s uut
toinllt IN SaltLglore u1l 20 0forsens on, tdslit
tals9enontnen Sonutag5l.
Der @Iltc otts@@ftn~3ug eebt BON Sa(tiz
more 1.20 gtahInittngs td9Ii6 (Sonutags auseez
nommenl ob. anfunit in Saltimore $40 I6enSs.
headb 5ngersfpmn, Hrehericf nnn gSiuc5eSfer.
4pta9rt oss 3uges BON Baltimore 500 8ormitta9s
uno 4 ubr 10 0fin. &admittags. Antunft in Saltt=
more um 1914 g2orsens unb 500 giabmittaas.
Ndh NittSburq,
via SpnneuSoiucr SSdbn.
Die Siqe geben ie0en A6en0 um s lhrt5 so Wtn, on
uno tontneu I'm g.. 80 abenoS an.
yia6 Waibineton.
Moia9rt BON 8alttmore rub mn 4,20 Min.>
5.0S, ZOO, $50 un6 II ubr 30 Rir.; NadJm, nm 2,
800, 4.45, $50 uub $40 Ibenos.
Ab9ans BON % In Q to n RIB $40, 500 umt
8.15, uno 1870; GadInittdss 1916, 800, 4.10, $40,
7.45 unf 8 nbr ASenOs. ~
goHntdss.Suge. Na6 8aIbinaton nm APO
bus, uno : nbr 80 plln. gior9cHs, 4 tbr 45 Niin.
Nadpnl. unb 9ubr 40 NPin. gben6s. gstlnJien 0as
9tn9toM u1l 500 Vtersens unb 800, $40, 7.45 unit
9 nbr 4benos.
IaA @mnaSpIiS.
AbIobrt bon Baltimore nm s. 30 0loraens uHb
lbr do yfin. Hohm. 8erta1fen @aI6ingfon nm 8. f6
Gge9eu ~tueiterer AEsfunft, iopie Saprbtlete allen
@rt II. l. 10. iuenoe man ih an s.. g. gnaIanb,
assnten in Der @amlosn=S %tation, ODER an has StIs
lefz8lredi. -
%tir1Ure=, @fe Der 9aInerttrnse, Su baben, no man
Seiteilun9en 5unt I6boIen pon @epdf, tpel6es in Toes
Sctrsftenoen Nobnung 9e9en Gontrelnarfe bis on
Den Sei!IInulungsort lnartlrt miro, binterlnien fam.
fo75-, 8 M cS aGt'S Sa, StSaa n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01

Gan 6ran3i8 co, 81. San. : Der
Dampier rOtoies Sa9lor" fubr beute 0lorgen
had ECUADOR ab nit Oeri9iebenen MaIdinee
rte'n, nm Die S9dse Der 1902 periunteuen
ipanii9el Sregatte y2eocabia" 81. bebeu.
Die Gees9ebuns pom Californian bat fif
gepei9ert, ben Sei9luB an5unebmer1, Der &e<
siernng ben apfauf Der Sele9rapben bes
2QrNeS III en1Dfehlet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01

8dlte elmer Bride iifer BEN fleinen @unDpms
Der nabe Soihna SC. @reen'S Syelb al errldf,-
tigen; cine Si1 Setreifs Der SrieSensri6ter
IN Wontgomerb : GoMntb.
auf Srn. glate'S BOridlag tparbe be-
lGloiien, ourd elm s~emciniaaitlideS GoHlite
2 bonn Senate un6 8 bonn llnterbauie) Die
@ouoerreurS : &obnung 81 beind}en nm
radl5nleben, mas bort fur Mieu6lement no
tbi9 1T.
Der Setat perta9te ii9 Johann.
unterbans.- 0aS 9ars trat INN u
lbr 5uiamusl. anpeienb iparen y Slit
9lieber.
@etitionen pur6en eiugereidt bon 6rn,
Cooper 9egen 8ei4dftigung Der Sniafien oes
Sl6tbaule8 NIT &iiferarbeiten; BON 9rl.
Start (uon 1895 Saltimorer 8iirsern inter.
3et1net) 3u @uuiten oes proieftirten Sppotbez
ter<@eiebe8; Don 5rn. 6enfie ns9en 8elteue=
ruHg Der y8altimorezS 8 bios abn."
Sr. Softer beantragte, baB Der Gontroleur
berihten loue, melde 4nipriife binlihtli9
oeS 9lufterusY oIiSei. 8ooteS 19eih" er befries
ot9t babe, reip. melde uDd Su befriebigen
leieit. 4ngelomuter.
6ol9enoe ipidtige SiG8 wur6elt ein0ez
brdfYt: 9r. Gtreetf, bas Serma6tniB BON
6. 8iibop oil be fat6o1. ct. @orn's Stride
in 9arioro st beitdtigen; Sr. @rismolb, ba8
@eies i'm 8etreff Der Inpdlte gu ameuOtreu;
Sr. Rartlanb, Die U@9eiapeafe 8rOdens
9ofz nno @aarenbans' @ompa9nie" unO Die
yYeaboOpzS auiugssSanf" in Baltimore 81
incorporiren. Dem Corporations : @omite
iiberlpieIen. Sr. 5taplor, abida. 872, 4rt.
4 bes @oSer, betrefTenD Steuern, gu perdn.
barn; Der Saltimorer Stabts0 Delegation iiber,
ntelen.
Cur eriten 9eiung gelan9ten fsl9enbe Bills:
pom SnitiSzGomite: bas S~ermddtniB bon
6. Gout3abn an bic epang. slatberilfe Stride
in Miobletomn III ianfttoniren; I'M 8ailen.
gerifte bon Baltimore etnen DeutIben Sol<
metlder anSntelen. Som Gomite fir bic
Gbeiapeafe.8a Die 6ii9erei Snterefen Der
Qanb6eiser oil Der Gbeiapeates8a gu f9iiten.
Som Spesials@omite: Abi9nitt 215, Dirt.
4. bes 8abls @eiebes fir Die StaOt 8alti>
more 5u a1oerr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01
Nie 6GIte.
&pnareR=0e rbanDlmnaem.
@ai9ington, 81. San.

~ q y 10 ", 81. SuI.
SIM Sena legte Bonlerop Die gei9lift
Der @eiesgebung bon &aniaS Dor, melfe pom
Gonsreie uerlan9t, baB er iOlfe WtaBregeln
treffe, melde cine biaigere Sradtbef0rberunq
BON ben aderbausS taateu mad ser atl. 9iilte
fidere.
Scott REF bic 8iG auf, sic inncren Teoe-
niien 5u~reousiren, uelde angeuommer1 tunrSe.
oielelbe befreit alle neberidiiiie bon Corpora
tioner, Dipioeloen II. I. ~. bon Der p St8.
Steuer.
Gburmar REF bic BID auf, Die Criminal
prariS in ben SanOe8geri1ten ST. regnliren;
an9enommel1.
Sic amneRie : Bill wurOe ioOarrn aufse=
nomuten uitb ST.. Chamber belt cine 0teoe.
Sun Geprdent auten b au lie iunrbe
bic gia iiber 9~febiiou Der Geiese belproAen,
tpel6e mad ldn9erer Debate, an Der Die 96.
Yolalb, 8utler, Mterrid urb Gbtpman tbellr
nabmeu, auselomllen wurbe.
0as SauB nabm Johann ben Seri6t beS
Gemite's iiberN iittetu @e9eS etreffs Der un-
teriu9ung bes SpnOlfatiduiaoelS anf ltHb
Ser belt eine NeOe, in welder er ben Dftno-
ritdtSberift nnterltitte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01
Selegrapbiide SepeideM
GnropGtf9e &abelberi9te.
GnaIann.

rrH-".a .r.|e-H SUQtQUGs
9onbon n, 81. San. 9ie bonn aoro.
Ofapor mad benz 8atbbauie bernfene Ser
iamrnlnng CUR llntertiibugg Der 2ipinsftones
Expedition mar iebr itarf beluht uno bate
guteu @rfolg. Die Subicriptionen betru9en
etiua 800 Bfunb Sterlins. Gs pnroel DfaBs
regeln getroflen, UNI bic 6ilis= Expedition io-
balo, als m6glih, 81 or9aniiirell, aus5urlliten
uno a6sui6iden.
aombom, 81. San. = Dies anfiasunsss
Geremonien ipegen Der 9eneIuns bes Brin3en
BON 8ales itab auf ben 27. Sebrnar anbe-
raIr1t tporDen.
Tranfretd,.
8orbeanr, 81. San. Der &eIiel beS
enslii4en Dampfers uamason," Der bon St.
perpool bier %aufarn, erplooirte 9efern. i3mei
Qeute wurben get0Otet nnb nlebrere uerpunz
bet.
Yaris, 80. San. = als YraioentEbi
oieier Gage nit Alphonie De &otbi9ilO iiber
oas Brojeft Ipraf, bic Rdumurg Der frans.
gropinsen our9 3ablung Der &riegsi9ulo Su
besweden, iagte er: SIS miirbe mir 6reuoe
MAIDEN, Die beutlde Occupation aufheben 5u
%f0nren, penn mir MIR cine fable 8egierung
uto cine sefldrte 0fientlide Wteinung bitten.
8ie eS nit uls iegt febt, ipiiroe ii6 Die Ga
DIE nod Dem 4bsuge Der Deutlden nur pers
Id)lirtmern. Sema9ogen uno Sondparttlten
miirben lofort anfangen, 5u ipiiblen unb ale
@alamitdten berbeifibren, mel6e i'm @efolge
eineS imn1ertpdbrenoen Barteifampfes Ino.
Su ,penig Sageu tperoe i'd mid, ipenn aud
init Yebauerit, Dem algemeiuen @unihe fiji
gen, lpel1er ben Ib5ns Der 0eutihen forOert,
bod i'd CLAUDE, bab porlanfi9 Die oentlfen
Srnppen cine @arantte fir Sfube utO Orb
nlttg bietet.
Ser Director bes amtliden Sournals nater
Der Commune" 1T sur Deportation oerurs
tbeilt iporben.
Sn Der National 8eriammlu1lg begann
6eute Die Debate iiber Den &ori1lag, baB
6ranfrei9 ben Sanbelspertrag nit England
anfbebe.
Die 5pnbifate Der Stabte air, Sidp,
Ylombieres uno gareges baben petitionen
an bic &esieruns seridtet, I'M aufbebuug
Der @eiese sese1 bic iSpielb6len; ie bieten
idbrlid a ,OOO, 900 Src5. fir bas Yripilegi'
INN, l~i3enltrte Spielb01en in oieien Babe
plasen baltea Sl f6nren.
Seisiem.
8ritief, 81. San.-Oie hteitsen 3int-
merleute BADEN bic Arbeit eiu9eiteat, u1b nleb-
rere Wteilter babe1l lire @erftatten sel9lois
len. Die Qusidnoi9en paraoren ourf Die
9traben; es baben bis jett feline NabsftDrnn'
gen ita%ttsefunoen.
Spanien.
Maorib, 81. San. - Serfarfun9en IN
Der SDbe BON 5000 Mann iinO Oon@aoir mad
Cuba ab~gegansen.
sc bEib,sS1. San. Cine Dspeide bon
Barcelona mslOst, oab Die itrensieu MaBrs-
geln e%rgrifisn morben ilno, I'M meitere llnrl.
hen an uerhiuberu. SIS erheit, bar Der Wob
am 0ienta9 oas @ebduoe Der aecliebebOroe
in 8rano itedte uub auf bic 3rnppen i4oB.
eruioerten bas Teuer Mno Slpei Der
Infiibrer murben 9etSotet nnb elm ailoerer
idper per,urnbet. Sett berriht 8uhe, uno
es lperOen feline meiteren St6rlngen Bee
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@eiesaebmua pom @arnlamS

" nnapDlt8, 81. Sanuar. Del
Soam. P. Sreitag e~r6ffnete beute bic Sisuna
0eS Senate8 nit @ebet. &uBer BEN
&oriteaSen iuaren iteb5ebn Senatpreu anne
ieno.
@ss qiuaen folgenbe 8ittidriften elm: bon
Geemiiaer & SDbuen uuD anoeren llnl gtD<
thiauua BON in Mar1laub .@elfdfte betret-
benoen Qebens Seriiherun9s @eIeai9afteu,
ibre in uulerem Staote e~r5telten Jietto : @in@
fiinfte in MarDlanb an5ulegeH; bon 104glr'
germ bon aaegbann<@On nm Sbetlln9
Ses Gountp's; Don @liia6etb Sore, bes @itt.
noe zines 1920 &eteranen, I'M Yenion; bon
229 Biir9ern bon Sarforb @onntg gesen
Nnnabme oes @eiespori6la9est pel9er oaS
6ilfen nit Giemen : Resen (gil , nets IN
ser Gbeiapeafe : Sai uno oeren 9iebenfiilien
perbietet; bon OdoiS 8ple I'M Briifung
Der @enaniafeit uonSeruieiiers -Snifrumenterl
ourd Grrtd)tung elmer rtftigea Werteialt-
Qinie in Selair ; bon SanteS genlamin uno
211 anOeren 8iir9ern bon @eeil @@ountp nm
grlaB etnes @elebeS, OaS ben Stinlngebern
erla1bt, All beltinimen, Oh in Dem BeStrfe
ODER Der @aro, mo iie ipobneit, SpirituoIelI
p~erfauft iperoen r~iirfen, oOer nt6t; BON s. ..
0opfins urO aHoeren SelpobneruI bon 4riHce
@eorqe,S GountD itm SelteIternn9 oeS
GtammcapitalS Der Baltimore Sbiobahn4
unO aH6th5 ~ berielbet, mas ne oelHStaate
idjuloet, 5a uesablelt, Iemie HmGinidranfuH<
qei nn6 Sparlamfeit im Staatsban8balte.
6olgeube @eIeeesporlAid9e wuroen ein9e.
bradt: BON Srn. Wiaer, bic Staatsbautenz
8eb6rOe sur Gilsuns Der auf benz in Der
StaDt @aibtn9ton gelegenen Ebeile bes Sbes
iapeafe Ohio Canals laItenben i~taatlt=
den 61pptbefen 5u ernlddttgen; BON 9rr.
Gpates, ben 6reibrief oes Srtes Oatlano 5u
arnenbiIen; Die Srtsgelebe BON aaesbang=
Gonntp bnrd spei neae 4bi9nitte babin Sit
amenbiren, baB aus Cumberland 5pet @abls
besirfe gemad)t peroeu; bon 0ru. Gong
pea, Spei abi1nitte Ses Strafeooer iiberllu=
audit nuo unebelide Sateri9aft ST. anIenSiz
rem; bon Srn. 8late, Die @eleebefimmull<
gen iiber 3eugen abSuan6erH.
Our erften &eiung 9elan9ten fclgenoe Se<
mats : Bills: Die Sneorporir Ifte fir Some
lontomn su mioerrufen ; ben @umberldnOer
Wtapor nHo .Staotratb gum AuSgeben bon
Sbligationen i'll 96be bon $4,000 fir Gr=
ridtltna eiuer BaTlerleitilng gu erntddttgeu;
BON 6ril. Carte, u. s. MoIpbrab $685. bic
berielbe irrtbitmlid,er @eiie in Die Staatss
faile aesablt, 3uriidSueritatten feruer folgenoe
ulTerDluS5 piuo. uuu @ptu+ Oluief pR Sut-
timorer StaStbeb0ree Snm Insgeben bon
100000 @taStrS bli9attonen fir Ser9rD@
berula bes Yatterlon : Yarts 5l ermddtlgen;
bon Srn. 5pates, bas Srts9elee bon aue9-
bane Geuntp iiber 8riden 81 atneroircn;
bon Srn. Gimmons, beS StaateS Pranoans
iprud) 5u @unltet bon Snbabern Der Sblt=
gationsu Der rSomeriet 8orcefer. glien.
babn" auf5itbeben.
Gum brlttsit Male 9eleieu urO angenons
men tBursen nahitebenoe Senatss Bills: Die
Sncorporir : afte ser cSiae1.G bauhee =&om>
pa9nie" gu erganSen; Ditto Die Sncorportr.
affe Der ,j5receridtomner Sparbanf;" ferner
Die Sansbiu8: bic Gommi5idre Der Counties
SarIorO uu0 Baltimore gu geneiii9aftlihsnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-01
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sum umtaui6 se9en einl0sbdre Der. gtaotenzS bits
la9e. vs.
Die erfte Sppotbef neono Grant" @oloz8onos Der
"NoToltdenB GcIfic=@iienbabn= ompaQnie, " Die iebt
sum Nennpertb nnb ouieelauienen Sntereffen Din
Rapter9elo) o~erfauit ueroeH. fn6 alien 9laiiPn ais
elne e1pttai=InIa9e empioblen, Die cine profitable
JntereieH-Slate mt a~biolutcr SiGerbeit p%crbinoet.
Der uer9ieihslpeiie @rtrag Der ). %proSent. Ser.
st.<Sonos ju Den yf0r0Iidsn BGciFc Z. S0rrr uetbaIt
ith tuis $500 81 1903 uHo Der 6.proS. Ser. 6t.<Sonos
3u oen Observation-Disclosures mic $500 Su S903.
We re9titrlrten Bombs t0nneu ieoer i3ett QeeeR
Soupon=Sonos unb Die 9esteren eegen Die Gritereu
aus9ctauidt neroen, BON beneR capital uno Sntereis
zen IN ben 9anpt @elom6Itten guropa's urb in oen
utln5en Der betrefenoeR 9dnher 5obtbor iino.
SIN 9tnblide oarauf, ba6 Die ReeieIung 6alo lire
6spro5entt9en Sonos einforbern urb bic ofieutIihe
5hnlo ju etner nicbri9eren SntCreiienz State t~unoiren
tptro, eonnertiren piele Snhober pom 8. 20crn oielelbeH
IN Die z 3Oer Bombs Der ugf0rblihen 9actHcz Sabn."
sic MAIDEN bel oem Iustauide einen blbiben Sc
MIN uHo per9ro6ern betrdbtlth ibr @infommen.
ale 9en9boreH attten uno Bombs iperben All tIrem
go4tten Marttlpertbe i'm austduide eeaen bic Siez
benz DreiBiqer Der rWorotihen gaciTczBabn" once
nonInlen: Die Grprestoten ilr @slo=8emittirun>
gen nno lir ueberieneun9 Der Siebenz9 ret6tger ners
Oen ron Den 6inan5za9entcn bG5ablt.
HGtten uro Sel6rcibun9en beItuoen ft in unIerem
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