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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
9Is heiten StcinSabifn gu ben Hiebrigs
stsu Ureilcn.

.Sosi,a eOr Der rSGtimorer @ompasnts," Don Der
~EuGer~ 3 otonCr @ompaynie,%
DIVER rub raid brenncnoe ao5len-eie behen Soeer
aui Dem gteii9en Wartte
3u oertauen
4arreutQbunss e. oher r5onnenDetie.
ara ,2ugere' Bailey" unb GamberlGuoer aoblsa
g.. +. ggas, 4sent ber
sBnIiimortr SoG(en~" Union @tienbabn=@ amp-- =
Sifreau: RT. 9, 5cutbfrraSs.
8obteubois: STE nCr RUrrb ur0 DfGhiionIrOBe
nno STE Der alice Gnu upo NtoamlrlefrGBe,
te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
NeSume ser SSahfberidhte

Sopett bic iebt Die 9Sablbertfte Oorltes
gen, lit Grant nit elmer bebtutenOereu Was
ioritdt mieOererrpdblt moroeu, alS man ic
abuen founte. 60, pie Die Sa6en iteben,
barf @rselep taum auf 10 Stoaten nit Si=
derheit redneu. peldle suiaumen etrua 20
@lettOralltimmen geben. SIN @auSen giebt
bic Union $3.50 Sttmmen, uno 81 elmer Nabl
finO 1874 Stimmeu nOtbig, @rant bat benz
na6 ein,n beoeutenoen lleberifuB. - 0ie
ungeheuern @epinne Der 8epublltancr in
/ Beunipluanien, Ohio, SnOiaua &C. baben
ibren @runo BARN, OaB Die 9emotraten it'd
Der 8etbeili9uug enthielten, uie Die ipe8iellen
gSablberifte auSmeiien peroen. Sir Sree'
lep wdblten Die Staaten: QOutiiana, 9llaba'
ma, @eOrgia, Sentudp, Sirginien uno Ofa<
rplanO fdjer, 3wcifdhaft fnO nod Sennedee,
Seras unO Dtiiiouri, ale anoeren Staateu
biirien Sienlidp iider fir @rant ungeieber
nerbeu. - S'@onOr'8 8tdet tit fait gGnSltf
perldwunoen, mir oiirfeu anuebnen, oaE
sba1elbe in fetnsm Der Staateu, in Oenen es
iiberhuupt i'm 6clre mar, ii5er 100 Stimmeu
erbalten bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Nu ShuciDer uub AnDere!

graudt Sbr cine sute RGbmoidine. 10 tautt Den
.Siftur." IS nabt leidte unc ibpere arbeit nit
sIsidper eettistcit. Die 5tabel tunH mft unts6'
einoe5stt peroeu aeine Nltheriu ODER SanIte lout'
obns liz isn. Ntan iprehs por uHn unterluHe oieNei'
ben in Hr. AZ, Rurr Is GbdrIesiir., i'm 6reiman'
rer.SsmpeI. Monatlite 3ablunsen aHsenommen'
INnri(97 1ogHf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
0ettDs5ar8sr &atalDiTnez

faASNL ffNi'
@ts aroRrn Sertmittel oer Natur fir Dospspz
{ia. R beumatt tsmu5, slot, Stein,
saTurubr, g8aiisrluht eGbmuns, Ris'
re NJ, Sarn-, X eruen=, Strjz uno anoere tros
nlte 9rantteitsn. gu Danen bal aaer Dro9utiten
4 NH Seebs, AaGut,
gtr. 81, Q8eit SomhlrofroBe.;
G5ebr. 90btucn. Screral Q9entcn,
SIR. 227, ShOz6tonttraBe, ybttaoelpba.
{Hun II l0it,f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
NclIz SeeIanp.

an6rQu3t8cO, ). 9iODbr. = Der
0pir. ySOabO" uOu 6ouolutu lit nit g&udj.
rihteu BON gten=SeelauO eiHg:trofcn. Daa
Muiitcrtum 8OgeI lit getiir5t. Die Sdulr
Der @Olonie b1trGgt Gl0, 900, ,COO.-@iu 8rlt.
Der Oe8 6Guptliug8 6omaIlatbe itarb AM 10,
Sep:br. unO murOe uutsr grOBcu Gbreu uer
braunt.
4utbonp GrOQOpc, Scr bctamte 9to0eQiit,
1t ein 8aiiaaIer OeS ..Soaho."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
gSSic0er etnmdl cine GuflutI
GS1cfc1ti,4 ,4,tp

pcide iag ras 5rei'ag ytatts cine belpafnetr ganOC
Dor oem 0Iuie Ocs JIe9crs 2 Sawtms ertieu, Der i'm
Sidn n=Seitrt, 5auette= 6Ountp, in aentudp uobnte
oaB Die &utIurer lbu lcne Srau unO IOdter crgrler
uno in Der &btun9 Oes gliding RJucr nit iid IortJe,
idcppt babcn, unO nag man ubtr ibreu 9e9cnUdrt9er
Aufsutbalt Ooer uber ibr S1idiaI gii6ts erIabrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
9eutId,es ,aluar,tlidjes Suifitnt.

armenz9linit BON bis ubr Worgsns,
in wr. ia, 6anopers, Sroiieben Sonipap' unc
Sarrefsr. Or. Sernbare 6Sener Ofuolrte in blss
Faer 3abnarsneiihule) siebt SABINE oermitei rsinen
9a6saiss obne 6fanerien aus. &nurit6e 9eblns
pon 81 su $12. GoIofIlunsen bon q bu s.
" (Ntai Is, tS.H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
25 Yro,ent seipart.


llniere 4unoen erbalten ben SortDell Nnlerer
- aroben Saar.SinfGufe.
ga.twrisbt & Rarner's,
:, JiolfoIf uno HeD SEnHsDd,
sn URsrIicott @ompa9nte
uro ole areeren belspten Sabritote
1tutcrbcmben nno 1IntcrbDien,
% Yro,ent biGiger, als irgeno elm enSereS
@elhait in Der StaOt.
Medicated Scarlet iuousne untettletoer
eeaen Hbeumdtismus
Werinos 3 amen uNtertletper
pon alen beliebter Sabrliaen,
25 Yrcsent biuiaer, aIS fer rgsDDbrlidbe eprsIs.
Gin sroBes Niiortiment pon
Reifetai i6cnuno @irteln,
foute aud, YtoAiislir .untsltleoern, @oriet=
len, Snimpien, panSIdubeu,c
Seal & 6artmann,
Nr. f39, fRea.S altm crefr.,
(Nai3i ,121t.D spiihen eoubz II. GaIusrtHr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
GRrOpaii5e &abel6eridte.
Ne,tFSH.fd,rA

Srauffnrt a. ". 3. gtoo. - Sn bel.
ittebenen &BeiIen Oeutiblauo'8 III bic Gbo-
lsra aut9etreten unp bat an ben betrefcnoen
Bnntten 9roBeS Ssior9niB beruorgrufeu. Die
@ploeqlte bat ieOo4 bis ieet nod feline 9rObsre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
TRERP Y RTN1

obsr Wein uon peruujautiher Hinbe,
prGparrt uSn Zbommcret @eis in Barts,
N Elm alIeoe;eibuetcs Sonit uuo y 9eeenmitte
FSr bas BedlielTebI. Gu Pabcn bel
49, " g. Marion 6 Spmp..
aneiniseu Isenten iir Die Ser. Staaten
srt Der Sutamitr. Il. NtdbiioH<Ar.
fscrh 1gystesj Ioruie bel n1en Sroluiften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
enuft Peiue goGhmafnine,

ebs sbr bic serauI6lois, iid Ielhitsoenpe Solan8'
NAB Serbsiisruns seieben, Die tohsnIrei oil
oueu porsiisliben Waidnsn, peIds IN Dem Ser'
foufsofale BON i. ES. SSilr, SCI. IS, Us =Sait'mo@
re-, uabs @apr0Be, eefauIt perpen, an8ebra@f 'ouo
NIB. paitnen permietbet, auf9ebenert uno un'7
oe,ou,tt (apr2, ,l2Nt,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
6rufe GriparmnS!

Nan tauit sebrautss e6ulbiiher gum baIbe
8ree ODER ueniser uno neue uuter Den re9elmdst9en
greien, Iotuis aud als Weiiterperte Der eteratnr,
iurthtfds, meoiSinide unb asmiitte Sider &C. uon
9. Real s Spmp.,
Ir.84, Weff= J Japette=. eint9e 8haren petlt1
BON Der @barlesira6e 3uter offer Irt weroen prompt
aetcuit uno besablt. Csspt4, 4,1ZDttettt&W)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
sie perbeKerte nSlnrenee" slabmas
id,ine.

Die bette giai6ins fir le6te uub i6wers SAINTS
(ienz Nabsteter. sit bat Die beriibmte riddelbari
speis. nnp iitb ielbf ,i6tenoe spuIpidsstreidun9
urp eausrt ldnser afs Joe auoere gtaidine. 2BIrt
uu,er ledbtsn 3 geoinsuuseu ucrtauit i'm
8srtuufslo.ale Der IS florence R dR a.
Idtuenz9eielIf6 ait"
(euIi2f, ,l2Utey) gr. 40. Norez Sbariesfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
SRip fIr1S nnnmen !

9elbi, gt.zD., 5. 9tOu. = Gbs. 9. gtc.
Gam wurOe aut ole 2lufluge oe8 SlbOp@oar,
elnes armen iAwinOiii9tlgcn Wanne8, uers
baftet, beihuloi9t, ibn SLATER 0OlS ange'
botcu III babcn, nm fir @raut 3u itGnulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Sennings' 3abnsSinftnr.
Cine eleeante, fihere nno erfol9'
reirhp IYunSfpGfca1e,

sum Reiriaen, 8erib6nern uno @rbaltuns Der 3Gbn
uub oes 3abnileiibes, unb sibt oem Itbem snen an;
qenebmen @eru6. gu baben bel alien Orosuifen ii
Mlsemeinsn uno
u. Spnion, Senuiuas, & Spmp
fgDoitI 1o9Rg) SIR 90, NorozS bQrlesffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
&ODlcn III bernb6elettcnY YrctIcu
Surrnf,nh <, Enrth

SdnNier NIT Den beren oOrteH Toblcu, DeI6e bier Bu
Uartte qCtrddt UcroCu. 4uc, ucldJC 9oblGa agbruuz
den. WCroeR Uob oGrnn tbuu, UoriuIpIeben uno Ioz
o(cb ju tauieH, ebe her ErGis itciat.
8lt,eau: @ermdn., erltC Sbur oittit BON ter
-SQlueTtTIraRe. (SCrt30.4jE)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Gchie,, Ilnb 5n!3.

Sic r,ssriaffen Breiie rpsrosn INNER beretnst: Elm
ressr 8orratb immer on 5anb pous berh6mtefen
@tr,r, sute ,sattimore eompasuie," Sptsns'
galsn, s8pomina. 6unbmrp uno Snmberlanc.
gsors 5tearns,
EIresu: 4r. %, Suoz@atpertfrnSe.
1S..i,nn ,nrn SnhlRrhnf: NIice Nnnffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
(Sft21,1Sf)
Sis ein,ise adte psrbehcrte 2ptue'lGe
Wqhmaifline,

sotpe bic rgmpirs" unb ane onoern. aud Singer 8
Rr. ." in Dem 8 amp pf>0f feparirze ben BON
9bomas Sbanfs,
(ennltSD gde Der 2Ombaro= uno Starptr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
SOn Guba.

Savanna, 3.Nou.-3le BON gtclus Oort
uutOmmenOeu BierOe mtiiien Glurortdue
bolten. 9ie 9cgicrung5uuppeu ItcBen in
Der 9tGbe BON &rrnloOo AMI Ctuen lfuiurJeu-
tenbauten uno IbIugen Ornielbea, 43 wu.Oeu
get0OtCt unO Der 9tct ;,ritreut. - Die &Nms
pa9ue uimmt quteu 6Ortgaug.
Ser 0ampftr n&itp Of QttriOo" it bon
Nen. NnIf hIcr einaetroii,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
spe;ial : Woti3cll.
8Ircau Sbretbmatertalten,
Characterization
unb
aIIe Nrten 9fe nsSs
Sii her,
quite grbeit uno n6Bise grsile bel
sSugssnheimer & sseiI,
nN-O Rr. Isl, g3sh= SaltimorefraBe.
6eors y. Steinbad),

Z eSmp pprteurp pom
GaIanteris..
9pr,endns unb
Slas.S9aaren.
TabritantDon
EorpeboeS uno
Teueruerf,
Rr 2t6 unt 2sS, 9Beas asSSalti,npreifr ,
Sortlans Rarmor. gebIuSe,
nabe ebarle5ItrdBe.
9areaiu' fir 8 ie oeroertau1er!
IRnn , tlRtg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06

l. qrc5tutt g}r. 275, St 6aptttltr.
2. - @ft or 5uurte uUo GheHfr.
8. - SIR. t3i, ytorb =SOUcinQRe.
/. - 9te Der DC cSlOerrgz uRc SoCrs SuaEe.
(26J-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
9r. 3. g. Waters, 3a1nar3t,

Uem0nItfatof on oef ugHur5HelIWu1t III
Sr. 43, Sanpperffrate.
Or. Waters erbdlt bic uatitliden 3abne ourth Se7
bauoluns unb Siluns iebt finilitbe 3dbne out eine
pabeiierte Wetlooe elm H. sebt 3dbne obne S6mer'
,en aus. gGe arbeitsn tpe.ben sarantrt. Seionber'
Wuimertiamfet miro ben 3dbuen uon ainoern ssiuiS'
mo, (NpriIi5,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Wbtnng!
Gnehen erhnlten nnn Nuftinil

ieibene gcaris su 20 Gts., wertb 81;
moliene Suiimpie ,u 6, 10 uno IL &ents;
Semeenbuen pon10 bis 5u 90 9eEts;
@laceez Saubidube gu % Gents pro Eaar;
SQid,entiitcr 5u 6 @ents pro Stiit;
Ierino Semotn nno unterboen, 81 @ts.;
Gcriets Al 81 @ents bel
Saoib Samberaer,
SIR. 60, Horo- Sowarb-. spliben Sertnl
<ouo. 4oJp,oO tnns unn SlrltoQuitrQRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Sragbare
Gas MaIainen Oeieai6aft

pom baltimore.
giireau: SIR. 10, 9torbzSoollioa1iraBe.
xSoos's patsntirtc S,onparel S'ae ID ofcbins.
pQeutirt am Z Oe,cmbcr 1863, iopie Spcier gotents
pom j. april 1870 uIo Spei pom 26 Sult 1870,
flir
Gradn,ung mO BON SAmdngerung oes &aiz
ieritoifgaies nit SoblenIdure.
Sieie RaIdine lit einfad in iarer Goaitrutton,
outomdtiid in Sepeguua uno lit fen seusr nod mes
Ganiihc arat not9t9, mn oelabe in Seueeuns gu
ieyen. Sie tuuu IN rer Uttte eres Sshdubes placirt
tustben, baIie 9Gni oeIGbrlos NJ, ODER auBerba u
sines GjebduDes, oa lie bei eEer Semperatur BON 30
@rahe uurer Ru1 opertrt.
BerIonen, tpelbe cine Sas '0aitine, bic Den etn=
ipenounsen gesen alls anoeren oerarti9cn Wa'9lnen
sit untetporisn lit, Duiden, ne erltbt, in nierem
Sireou uorSuipredgH urb unlere Vafhtnen hinitbt=
lid ibrer Contribution uno Operation enlulebsn.
u. 3. 8uIen, Siiteruen, u isrbebGls
ter II. ID. uoH ,soer tFacon oher @uscebnuns peG=
ben iu uniercr TnbrIt l6nea oui Sefteuuns auI Die
bette gReie gcmatbt.
Wle Wfdihtnen pleiet GjecGitaft ueroen earantirt.
Shomas Semeu1 iun., Yr6i.
GBessu nGbere Iusthnit arreiIrs man
Siuaf orieU,
SIR. Il. =No4ioGnataBe, Baltimore.
(Muoi4, ,t2lite, ,I&lD)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
gps3ial : 0oti3el..
esohn q. saman e. Gsmp.,
NSr. gsesf= DrattsfraBe,
uabe ggear's % erfte,


SSueIer nit Sen beifeu barten
snfsus' 8aGtpz, Sunhur1s nuo Cumberland
G0hlen,
2aso gfuno auf Die EoGre in Idsn N9lsn. @ trsi s9R
edsfer unb lloern unret tgteteu (sept6, 12DfteT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Sprccflid)c5 lGEgliIcf in giorozSaz
roliun. -Gine Wencttn IfurSt in
cinen du89ctrOcemctcn SruIncn
nnb miro bon Den SufGliia cut=
Sliu0Ctcn Odicm pcrDrduut.

New Uorf, ). gfCD. - Yrltte Oon
@Ol086oIo', q. @.,meloeu, OaB, wabrerO
0tobiniOn8 @utuS in Der J}a0borihlit eiuc
&Oriteuuug cine altc gtcgrin, wcthe bon
2lnBen III 0aS 3clt ieben mOlte, in einen aus
9ctrOdueten Suuuen itijr5te. Ter gSibtel
oe8 Cirrus elite auf i6r oiifsruf?n berbel uuo
leuhtete NIT ietner gaterne III ON Brnnutn
sr lieB 0ieclbe 3uiilliJ iaueu uHO cine @rplo
lion criolgte, elnc liAte EO6e idllug aue Oem
SruHnenlOdIe empOr. Spdttr gelang es einem
aHOercu NngelteltcH res Sirius, Die 6rau en-
por SIT 5iebeu, Oieieibe mar aber OrmaBen
Ocrbraunt, bag ije balO oOrauf eitieO. Aub
ihr Netter bat i'd idlliMn pgrbr unit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06

5,136 Wsbrbeit fir @reelep.
Sir 6a8 NatOual. @otum fno Die flir Die
erilcu @leftorsu, +. 6aiue, DEM, unb Stod'
bridge, 3aep., abgcgsbeneu Stlmmen muB9e'
blnO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
769 M2ehrh. fiir M1errif.

762 Nlebrb. fir Werrid.
Ga fieleu in Baltimore iomit i'm @anSen
A ,24O Stimmen, BON oenen 9rant 1852,
9'resl5p "a ,688 befam. Sn ieas 8urbS wurbe
G)retlep g1itla9eu; in Der 5. nit 81, in Der
6. nit 6, in Der Is. nit 179, in Der l6. nit
so unb in Der 18. 8arb NIT 90 Sttmmen.
grpdblt finb Die pemofratii6en 9ougrsB.
cauoloateu S'Srien init 1929 nno Swaun
nit 1862 Stimmen.
gs 1T bemertenspertb, baB in ben brei 8es
sirten s. Raine als @lettor at large ben be-
motratii4en @On9reB- -GanoiOatsn melt por'
aus lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Mrincr 8urtiurin,

Jtrlncr R0rliDcl1Ig
ir InenuiRlEde SDedc unrcre 9CrcmportattoH, btt
Seniamul u. Voc X Spmp.
l30T-l Hr. ti2. Wghz zBultir0reHr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
ssts,. sf,al,l's Gumfts Salierie

AusserIiet NIT seu behsn NaifneH une sln9ez
rihtst nab Den nsueitsu 8erbeisrunsen, biz ubet=
baupt bic Photographic autsu,peisr bat erlaube I'D
mir, ersm ecebrt,n Buhlitum Die ersebenfe 4ntetJe
an MAIDEN Sas meu bon in 8altimoreiraBs pertbeilz
soft setonut,s GeiuGt nod
Wr. AZ, Hprn Gbarlessfrdke, 81
ssrfsat III urb als auuf~9aasris NG i'm etunbs bts
enbt BortrQtts "a lieern, rDetde pon bel Carte de
visite Ills CUR QsbsnssrSBe in gaiiea un6 0sl on
asbulibtct unb @usiiibruns TIdbts An nlnid,sH
sbrle lalisu. @rupeeH wsrSsn in isOer 8toss a'ii
sas SsRs ausesiH1rt, os bsfteu ardits inS Sur an=
ssrssuns BON 9botosrapbie'H bel uns an9eIteut uno
uur lu,rtltdsu suuHlern luirp Ole ausfii5runs ooH
Rortrolte ausertraut Nhtungsuoa
6idbars sBslH,
isa-g SIR. IS. storb @barlesftrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
Tnr Tamilien= S1 dbarbeiten

1T feine Maitine beisr, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba ie oauerbuit uno einiat it, n6t lst bs=
itdoi3t miro unb hscno elmer Der tbsuren @aidtnen
ssidfomntt
sic tohst pon s25 bio $50 unb miro aui tint Sabre
oorontirt. Spbn 3. SSutier, 9eneral~a9ent,
Rr. g, seprez zGbaflesStrake,
ISft211SO Apelte 9t09e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
O5rnilnc.

0taGeigb, N.sG., ;. gtoobr. - Sn Ser
6iGSborO' 5r. branuten beute DtOrgen 3,Dei
@eitaftSbduier ab. 0aS 6euer mar blrt
8ranOiifter angeIe9t. Serluit $50, ,OOOmebr,
ais Die SerIiheruuQ
&bica9O, 5. NOU.-@cisrn 2(beno purOe
in Sn9ruille, 9u., cine 28ug.ufabrIt Serit0rt.
Nsrluit S75 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06
u. 3. OriiFtb,
Wr. 266, SrO6ftrdBc,
8WITUVN NUIUUIVNINBV NNV ~gIUsAVIHNI'
Gjeiul,eucr uuA ucraudlcrter 0GdiS.

VIE an obise 9lorcie em9cianole IuiuUse Dcroer
prompt ausgcIulrt GieIes iino
iSdliiprulcr SddIc,
bQuptiGblid pom SGcrumento, Tluiic uno tunn man
iebe bier gu ieOcr iubresSCt betOmmen.
81 baben bt zen bauptGbiQnsu gugro5 Slid
1inolerH uro B,UctriesgG0en. (2j0.60,3,5 b,9,T,2,
l1S.HL2,41 09l4,5,b, A3nI.2 ,5.7,H.l0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06

SapannazNiBnrrc
i'm GIeinoertcuIC 3u Sngros=Y Yretien bet
Senidmiu ". N,oe Somp.,
U3EH ytr / i2 Altrts BuiuUorehf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-06

9arrtsburg, ia. A. gioU Die ifabritgsbdloe
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-19
81 osie" Mansfield is in z arts.

There is a young lady in Los
A ngeles county, Cal, who owns 9.
600 acres Of land and 1000 head Of
CO tile.
"A thousand American girls for
whom the schools on this side OF tho
water are not good enough, are re-
ceiving their education in France
and Italy.
-Sybil Docy, of Ohio, has saved
5000 out Of her wages for hoeing
potatoes. She advertises in Gin
cinnati paper for husband who has
made the same amount Of money in
the same way.
In Paris tho fashion of ladies
wearing high heeled boots and shoes
is passing away. As the writer very
sensibly states, this fashion had moth
ing to recommend and everything
to condemn it. Elegance was not
preserved and beauty injured.
The wife Of o professional gam
bier at Omaha, lately, seeing a needy
woman begging, went into her hus-
baud's gambling den and raised q
considerable sum Of money from the
blacklegs there assembled, which she
presented to the poor stranger.
According to Halter, women
bears hunger longer than man; &C.
cording to Plutarch, they can resist
the effects of wine better; according
to Unger, they grow elder and new
or yet bald according to Pllny,
they are seldom attacked by lions
Con the contrary, they will run after
lions).
In Dover, n. H., this summer,
four young ladies, Adelaid, Jenny,
Emma and Alta Hanson, with the
assistance of one man, their broth
or, made and gathered sixty tons of
hay. One of them, Miss Emma,
herself moved the whole Of it with
a two-horse machine. This promis-
ing young farmer is but II years Of
age.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
who was cited as authurity sor some
of her charges against Henry Ward
Beecher, was in New York on
Wednesday, and on having her at
tention called to the matter, emphat-
ically denied the allegation, and de-
clared her conviction that Woodhull's
statements are untrue in every par
ticular.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-19

York to lay in fresh stock Of goods,
and the firm resume operations i'm
mediately. Their loss was between
$4,000 and $1,000, 000 These are
fair specimens of spirit which ami
mates the whole community The
Hartford and Erie company began 20
rebuild their depot to-day but chang.
ed their minds, and determined to
adopt more elaborate and costly
plan. The merchants are hurrying
about to secure new premises. The
city is beginning TO clear the streets,
though the stones are almost too hot
to be han1led. Some of the obstruct-
ed thoroughfares are already fit for
travel. Better than all the citizens
and the authorities are gravely con-
sidering plans for the improvement
of the new Boston, and the great
question of fire proof construction,
which must now assume such i'm
porsanee in every city of the world.
The Common Council are deliberat-
ing on such improvements in the map
a
be no more narrow lanes, but broad,
straight streets aud open squares, and
the owners of the property are only
waiting for the boundaries TO be fix
ed, in order to begin TO rebuild.
Such good humor in adversely, such
courage under disaster, such pluck,
such enterprise, and such solid sense
cannot be praised too highly. A
city whose merchants are made of
this stuff will soon forget catastro-
phe like an eighty million dollar fire.
The loss has been estimated at all
amounts from $50, 600, 900 to s250,O-
10000. The best judges agree today
upon the smaller of these figures !.
But very few vaults have been reach
ed, and no one can guess how much
may be recovered from the ruins.
| saw four or five safes opened on
Washington aud Summer streets, and
in every instance the books and pa
pers were reduced to a cinder. The
Sub-Treasury in the Postotfice build.
ing contained SIS, 900, 000-aIl saved.
The money was escorted through
State Street to-day by two compa-
MES ofmarines and company of ar,
tillery, and the people cheered as if
it were their best friend. The post
office will be ready to receive and
dispatch mails as usual after tonight.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has gone back to its quarters
on State street. 1t has now tifty-fve
wires to New York, but the accumu>
lation of messages is enormous, and,
in spite Of the energies of the officers
and the expertness of the operators,
there are inevitable delays.