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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
a

Gleer relienoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IT 1uf nl.bs
rere Sabre pom Srr. Sarrp WRe8Opau 9epadtet uno
in reuer uno ele9anter gBetle aus9eitaltet Doroen.
gteue goote nit CONNER 4 eberoahuug, 6iiheret'@ea
rdtbe. S6auteIn uuo anrere iu 9eieaidaftliben Sptes
len ~8eei9nete 8erdtbidaften iebeu Dem Yublitum IIr
@eriigun9. Dag Der neue gBirtb iir tie reeue Be=
nen SrGften ftebt, braudeu mir fuum btn5uiuiigsu.
Sas Sampf6Oot Gprus g. Smith" miro an ieOsm
Sonnta8e, WtOrgens UNI 7a10 unO 9ta6mitta9s }a3
ubr, pom Yter gr. Z, QigBtitrabcn=g8erite abIabren
uuO louobl auf Der pin, ME 3urUtfGbrt an 8anls
iap's G8erite, am 6uBe Der Gar0ltneitraBe, aubalteu.
g8tr t0unen einenl Seoer, Ger pabrenO Der Sise oes
SOmmers ouf eintse StUnOen Der Staot ju sntitebcn
lpiinldt, oieisn YlaB nit Eedt empie9len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
,GpnM Girnnr.

8ieier an9encbme auientba(tsort rpGbrenb Der bel.
Gen SommerSeit lit @ontag, Den 10. SUM-, uieNer
%erOffnet Uoroen. Sic Sergnigun9en mo llnterbalz
tun9en, iuethe oicier 9taB iu65reno ots oer8Qngcreu
Sabres IN io(d iiberau6 REDEEM WioBe bot, iuerOen
aud in rer biesi19rigHn Saiion nitt icbleu. Scr
artciife 8mnnen, Der Jest poQenbet lit, perioret Den
El0s nit elmer unbegren5teH 6Iile pom Waiier; SODA
unb NiinerltUaiier, 3ctHGreanl, iOlUte Gon0itorluaa.
rem lteisrt Die 9feitauration in OOrJu1tiher QualitGt;
circumference 9etrdntc lueroeH jehob in oieier Saiion
cbrniopeni9 %pertauit, iuie in zen iribereu. Die @pir.
" Sonluet S. 8ent" mo "Gbdmpion" iueroen td5lid
(Sonnobcubs mo Sonnt095 au59crommen) nm 1s9
llbr &ormittag5 mn 2, ), ri uno 4E8 ilbr Na6mtts
ta95 pom Der &l9btttaBen. g8erfte SIR. 3, ON 6u3e Der
9amoenIIraBe, a0iabrGn uno uHl 10 ll6r &ormitlag5
unO IA, 1a7, 8 unb 1&t0u br abcnbs pom 6oup @roue
BuriidfebrGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Gprban's gSbite Sulpbnr=s trims.

Sieier berrIt4:9ele9eue Baoeort in 5reOerit.G ountp,
8ir8iHieu, weIdcr ieiner 9~inftigc1 Sage neg n nit Der
Giienbabn Iei9t iu erreiden 1T, pirp j~eecnfaus lpobrcno
eer oi.sjdbri8eu CONNER laiiOn Der SamnsIpIas shes
faibtpnablen PubIitums peroen, 3umaI CT aue gsluem=
ltbtetten %oorbietet, lpelbe itb MIR min den Ia len. 4rof.
Su9bes' pOrii8It6ss WtuiitcOrps 1T fiir Die 9auje Sal
ion enga8irt uno piro 5u oerl6ieOeneu 3agesBeiten feline
g3eiien oura bic eririidenOe 9auoIuft ertoneu IaTcn.
BILLIARDS, 8e9cIbabnen u. |. 10. ieben ben Gaiteu CUR
8erfu9un9. 6uncp' uno Miagtenbdle lperotn pieocrs
bolt wabrenS Der SaiiOu iGttfnoen, uRO miro 9epiB
Geiuer qauaclpeile emOfinber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Sim Maiber,fAen ,,Speon"

an @ Ii Fre0ertffr.
S69tei6 Die Sabres5eit immer tpetter uorritdt un0
has g8ctter tGQIi6 tuarner fuir6, 10 iino oenno6 Die
0dnme oes "Soeon" nab ME nor nit tner iHautu.
ittgen Uien9e 9efiillt, tuel6e ffh nidt ruenia on ocu
oes uor.ii9liden Gomiter5 Srn. iyleurp ergott. Quh
Die iueibliden Niit9Iieoer Der 8ibne (fris. @(auotQ
g8alters, Sennp Dtorrel unb Ntlnna Simon) eruct.
len lth oils 9nte ardite uno tro9eu MIDI lueni9 sur Sc.
~luitigung bc5 Bubttfum5 bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
SaS arose SAiisenf.ft

Ger g oGttmOrer SHr8eridaten= @ e.
clIf4ajt' nimR;t gtpHta9 ieinen Arfan9 uno
i4IteBt 9ientag. Sbne 5lpeiiet tveroeu Montas
Wtor9en Sablreiae Shaaren nab &oit's 9ain an bar
9etatr=9tooo Siebtn, nm Dem Sefte teiSuiuobuen.
@omttc bat bereits ieit ~lGn9er3r Set on cen
gor6ereituu9en geGrbeitet, unO oas Set miro Dem
8erneBmen nab o~iajtni9cn Der iriberen Sabre 6ez
Seuteno lbertrcfen. Dos Ereisidte6en besiunt Don
taa nm s ubr uno mGbrt bis Z upr abenos,
iudbrtno oas BreisteseIu nm 9 ubr Morsens bis 6
Hadmittass oauert, iuoraui se9en Z llbr bic 9e<
ucrtbetlt tparoeu. am ~5lutiten Gage finben
eQs Standardization, Die 8artbeiIun9 Ger GdiebpreiIe
uno Die arouun9 6es GditentIniqs itatt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Die msifsn gsr,anfs asfaoBsn su 81. bis ga cts.

Die meifsu gertduie atitdbsH gu ga bis Ga Cts.
pro 100 Bfuno Rettos@elpiht.
3ufubren oieie Bode Stud 567i ecasU $3.50 Stld
stte GSohe uno 5944 Stiid IN e~eritIbeH 0ote bee
o0rigCu Sahrcf.
S6aGie.- Die 3uiuGr por S6anisH mar oteie
@Cde Ietr groB, Ia grocer, ais ieit eini9sn 2Sode1
Surut un6 Die gnhiraae Fam oerlelben Slsmilb al'th,
4bilaoClpbia'tr &duOlern 0tnommCE uurot tnyolGt
6cien Ole grsiie Jeff buebeE uns icine 9udroerHn9
"a bCrldtcI tl.
Die greiIt fur qcu6tnIide Sdaaic luGrcn /, ilr
miticlmCsiae Az bis 81. uno ilr CUTE mo teite
non 5H bis 81 Gents pro QluUo SrutsU e Gelptht.
Sdmmer brchten ron g. j0bls $3.50, lenot 1ergio8e
unN GuQlitGt.
3uiubr fieie 8u6e 5245 Stud, st9eu 1912 in Icetsr
0ohe uno 175j Stid in o~criel5cn s9o1c ocs porqeH
SGtrsE.s E&
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Der .WarpldnScr=x zSerein"

Bdlt Nlontas n Soui5 llUtb's alton sSdlBen5oIe
an Der 8elOir=gioab iein Oiesi&qri9t5 gicnic uno
Sommsrnadtsfcit CD. Die 9roBarttsiten Sorbertlz
tunscn iino 9~etroifen, nm nieie5 SET In ieocr sSeile
8u eineT Der 9ldujcrofeu Der SOiion gu MAIDEN.
Natmtttaes inoet SdRlturnen uno Guromioenr
ban tatt, rpdbreno am A6erb Der ireunottbe @arten
in brilantfr illumination erItrablcn un0 Elm pradt'
poles 6eucrrDert Dem 6cite eincu l~uirpiseH SdluB
n~rrIfihPu mirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
MhNQDzGdrfelf.

5r. 4. SdfeIBorft, Rr 50t, GeazSaltimorez,
&fe Der Bineitr., bat ieinen bibi6eu @arten iHr Die
Sommeriaiion tDieoer erOffnet un0 burf auBrrt eez
idmafooue ausftattun9 oPiieIben Den ireunoiden
erb0ben fih %beitrebt, gtad rDie Dor miro cQs oeG~
tate %9aaerbter aus Sbauer & 9ette's 8raucret,
Cincinnati, %creoen5t, uno lit 8orfebrun9 getrofen
%luoroen, oaB nr neole Stoff" ntbt au59ebt. Seoen
Montus uno somftus abeno ais Grtrd23uga6e flr
Die Seiuter 6armonie=piuiif, au6geiibrt BON Capt.
Winters "5th Regimental Band.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Sn(ttmDrer Y~stebnorFt.

kCEI ptIl H2tutllEH 0uIIkIpUHutHIEU" DerlCQtPt.1
S1lti more, Den Is. SUM- 1872.
6inbpteb. - Der Ntaltt mar 0ieie g8ote bonn
antdHge bis 1um GnSe auBeroroentIid 1Qu pnb tros.
benz, odG bic Qualitdt Der 3uiubret our6iueo 6ciier,
aS in lester GSotbe lparen, ipuroen bob nIr Qretre err
Sieit, Die beinabe % Cts. %nieort9er, ais in lester 0ode
fuaren, B. b, tir DE bette uno mittlere g orte, rp6breEb
o%ielslben tlr Die semObnltde Sorte nod en- etWas
mebr rDi6en. 9reiie uGritrten non AZ 6is ia.
Sorten Z bis ~ Gents, i'm A%ll9emeinen ~ bis z
@t5., fir mittlere eber CUTE (fair) Sualitdt 5 bis 5H
Gents. sir orbindre biirre junge Stiere, Sdien un6
aiGe "a bis o @ts,; o~rbindrere uno ole nie6riaIten
Sorten - bis - Sents. Algemeiner 9urbifnittsz
Nreis bes ~beutt9en Ntarttes 65 Cts; GnBerfte 8retsz
raten IA bis IL @t5.; Ole meiten8 ertduie ~Qefbaben an
5s bis 61z Gents. Son Der 3uiubr tamen o26 Stif
aus Ohio. "a aus @et=8ir9iniCn, 81 aus gtrotz
MEN, = aus Diiffourt, 20z ans Suinois. Is aus
Tennlplpanien, A aus Dtarpl0no, aus 5enneiiee
nnb IL aus benz Diitritt Columbia. @elammte
Bo6en3uiubr 93S Stitd, leste ISOLDE 9S9 lin Der cor.
idbti9en 4sarauei@99ehe $50, Bon bPn Sorrdtbau
tamen 1856 Stiid Ginopieb in bic SdHte Don Balto.
Uteb9ern; Y Stlf BON Naibinatonz uno 4nnapoz
lis Sdnbiern. 40 fpur0en pom Spetulanten iir gtGrtte
i'm Often unb Is BON 2anbbonblsrn seuommen.
@eiammt.Pert1uie oieie g9odbe Stdd 500 5llnboict,
unrige gS ode $50 Gin Der Baraael=SSo6e BON 1871 49,
SIin1,
Shmeint. - Die 3ufubr BON Gdipetueu ud
u6breno Der leeten Bode ni6t 10 ftGlf, oils in OCT
u%orleBten, uno IN 5ol9e oanon uuroe Der Ntdlft ief;
n6trenb bei'm S6luIie Der Ietten gBote nur peniae
pom Der beiten Sorte ~uertauft iDuroen, lpuroen 0ieie
gSode bon o~enfiben cine Sienlibe QuoEtitdt per-
fault. IS NOR bieIe Wohe uno ut nod cine quite Jtdfs
irage nah turSborftlgen 9uteTI itiften Stbfuelneu upS
or Otartt lhloB nit 9%inhigeR ansf9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
WerfinS & 6nnie'a

Campo I'm 9roBen ur6 Steinen. 4aetnige Qaentur
ju 6abriipretien, ionic aud iGr Die beri5mten Bafcs
heIe GrSzSioietsS pmpagnie. Dlan fenoe o0er
lprede Dor fir @lrtulare BEL @ebr. Gdrn,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIR. 246, %, zSaltinorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
aulius Sssireers ..Nrlfsnarten.m

9r. 5utt II % i II Ell bat ictnenueucn ~Sottss
~9artsn," SIR. 3t3, 4seitsBrattjtroBe, uui bas Greuno=
Iitite e%inSertftet, unr bietet lest oetieIbe einen Der
angenebmten AuientbQltsorte ner Stautp1r. Sc0en
abeno finpet 9armoHie. 0fuft ItGtt, uuo fIr ole beitsn
@etrdntc unb auimertiomitc 9eoienun9 lpiro 9sior8t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14

EI- 5cnninSs' SdbnzS inftur lit in Der &bot Elm
portrefliher artifei. ba5 Bette. mas man ie iir'5
.3obnfltii1 9ebrauht bat. 8ir empicb(en lie Dem
Bublltnm in Der 1eber5cu9ung bon ibren 8Orai9cH.
Wton teie Die anJci9e aui Der etiten 2eite!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
River View Retrea

Der obi9e Retreat, in SberzGantou 9rIe9en. 1T
jset 9eoffnet iuorben. gStr tonnen Sebem oiefen rel.
Senoen IuientbaltsOrt lui oas 4n9ele9enttt6lte emf
pietten, ba Die beIten GeIifatefien unO bic ausse=
iudRlteten @etrdnfe ben 8eiuGern uerobreitt tperoen.
5m ~lIsbrisen ~oerIueiien mir auf bic bereffeEoe arz
rouce
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Die GemeinSe Der ct, SafobuS=
Girdtp.

Gde Der @eorss. uro S9itoHItrn6e, tuir> ibreu cr-
ten Trlbttuse .susflu9 Nontos, ben II. 9uEL nod
benz itonen 9arlea zVGrt on Der Sarforb=5foao ma
hcr. Der bsrrtite Sefplls nit ecm 9riiHsn 3ep'
pid1. ~itGttigcH Sdire miro ric 6rcuEee ees Sailors
81. SetJ unO ter SduIe i0bIrtid ms 6reie lof:n;
oenn bort oeniebt man Elm arTGHotses ldnolidesSsT=
suissu il Src,ie %iolteen Scutidtbums. &er bic
9apiragen=G aq9on6 benutt, firret Gtt Der SHro'
~lineitraBe Q3a9en bsreit, ole inr 6 Cts. IA &srlon
O r,rtr rrh ,,nn nnr hrm Gcanlntr hfinrhPrn
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Mpnhnnns1nGitnt

Sie &riiluus Der SlOfien pr N~iuiit=ataoemie be5
"Beabobp : SnHitutes" be9inrt Sonnaheno, miro
ytonta9 uno Dienitas ~iort9eiest uno ihlieBt Diitts
nod init einem @~onSerte. SIN uebriseu p~errueiien
nr auI ole betrefIenee 4r5ei9e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Sic SrciciniafcitszS d1ule

bait Wiontas i'm GREENWOOD Barrie an Der Selatrz
9ioGo ibr oicsiibri9es Scenic alb. Sir lnterbaIs
tlngsn 1T beftens Gorge ~setragsn, uno miro scrUiB
Gin Sober isin 9ersuJgeH in rsitlihem llaBs I'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
AeNElale N0tNeIe,
& DAAn &clODnung
a. tGr iraCrO eineu TnQ nnr :
DC ~argil9.Mnliihen Baher

&r. t5st S3efts SaDette,, nubs &utawarast,
eet6aten nl9t nur 9%rant9ett, ionoern iino elm iiaercs
SriImitteI Seoen Rteumattsmus, @iht, @dbmuHd,
gelnnGGte eeber, Nleren~3Tantbeit un0 cie Der Trims
9tiaBe, ncrUoie urb pbpflaliibe ShWGde.
DE eiettrtiten uno hemiiaIiiheR 8deer brIneen
minerGliide unO onoere @iite aus Dem @oHem an6
mGGen ole eiriuIatioa ees S9>psiRss rei. (260)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Sr. i. Oerfcr
c5n Der ,,SpncUrein"

bat eiRe fyiitt 6euoun9 SeItsrs=2 9aiiCr ron 0eutid
LAMB erbalten uno b6lt oaiic5e in iciECr gpotbetl,
EIe 0nmbQrez unh MiobttIufc, uorrGtbiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Die beutid,c cpangltfd. zlutb. ct.
cSphduuiS= GemeiuSefd1uIe

an Der 6reberii 9ioa0 teiert Wontoa ibr EicHic i'm
Gatorsutler @iierbabn Iarte. 9o6 6et=Gomts
tot Th NIT Den arrangements Grote Ail6e 9e8t'
ban uuo itbt babcr cine irUbIits 6ciilittttt 81 erz
m7rfPu
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2SaiicnzG IS, administrations
n1p =2snseieen iibcr-


8ir MAIDEN ipe5tel Oaruui auimcrfIarn,
0aB Wir in 8utunft bel Den iomteio i4on
idruereH @uSgaben iiir gert9tlid por9eihrie.
6ene BubltfatiOnen oarauf be5iigitde AnSetz
gen 81 perbdltuiBmdBig serin9ern Pretien
Qufne6nleE mer0en.
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49, WIcunr 9ISiuan8,

@roBcr uttion8=8 erfar a II s.
erleieuer 8auplGte ami Oiount
M inun8 our6 Samuel .. @oper & S0bne
81 outag, 0en17-Sunt glaAmtttag5 2
llbr oil SIT uuo SteQe. 8eoingungen: 81 0
baar aaf itOe5 @runOfiiG bet'm Sertauie
,tr1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Ser Gefanapcrctn ,,@intra3t"

rnadt Sonntas ctnen auslus nab Srebm's Sroue'
rel On eer 9eIair=3loab. SIN Sail oer Simnel Gin
ireunoIi6es @eiibt modt, weroeH i1 Die MitsIisoer
pbne SpelIeI iQblreih betheiliaen.
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ssn u,pno+Ii6, phre 9infen.

ODER EN- J 8aar5oblung, Der Sep in ctnem
uno 5luei SaAren obne 3ntereien.
9sr 6rei=@r ton85u9 9ebt,
wie INNER, punt ? ll6r pom @amOenltr. :
8Qbnbofe ab lIno bef0rDert @rma0iene
unentgeltli9 naA unO pom SerfaufSplabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
Der Surnpcrcin ,,2Scrpdrt6"

Scr HDe UNSCtlDHCIe"
bat aui Sonntag cine 2anrpartbie udb "Wild Glen
Retreat per0na0ttet. Die Mitgtteoer lperocn it6
prdctIe . u5r Niorgens in Ger 9al. ueriammelH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14

RE- Die iiAerte nm proftabelle Gapi=
tai. Nutage III 8altimOre'8 llmge9enO Tno Die
8auplG ee aui Mount % tnan5 su
jesigen Brelieu. Serfauf nGdliten Oioatag,
Den II. SUM, wie imner nit ireter Sim mo
6eriaGrt per @tienbnhn. G43)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14
@etter>Seobadbtuuo am Is. Sunni.

Die f~otsen0en Gemperatur=8eobGGtuEgen puroeu
BON Srn @tram S. Berro6 bonn Si9nGI=2lmtc oes
Sries ssDeplrtemtnt5 tUr Baltimore eCmaht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-14

Nc um3Hg.-p r. s. g. be @arutens
6ia, Smporteur bon 8%ranntWeinen un0 81.
garrer, 1T mad Dem neuen, tiir5lid) errihteteH
5Gnier9euiert SIR. 80, @ermaulr., bem n@arz
roltonz6otel" segeniiber bon 9ir. "a, Glib
@oluertitr., nn1ge5ogcu. Die 6irma erfrent ii6
Der beiouoeren &un0iAaft BON &aufentcn I'M
Siioen uuo8eitel, Die bort itctS prompte unO
reele Se0ienung gciunoeu uno tbre &etne
mo @igarreu biIig beSogen baben.
BN uuter BEN 6radtRiidcn beS
beutlteu Shiffe8 yNugufe," Capt. bon 6ars
ten, b~eianOel lih audl 20 &iiten 6rieOri4s,
haler 8itteruaIier fir s. 6. Sdl6r.
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AN 9tTtTI8tN StTtGlIt auT UlT EItIl9tN SOITt 10
rem i~oIQeHoe:
5000 &irgtnia Gufgeidobene @crtirtate ...... Il
t,UO0 yyt0rol. Sent. =8Gbn"s Sbl., 00lo GI &C
1000 bttto Ditto Ditto &C
$40 nDtor. <Siuc. 30 z0bllg. 1.0pp., II SO
5000 Mar. @@inc. =8ubn"@Ob 5. Sup., Sr, 81
100 Gftieu Der ni5rautiinzYaGt", l.. Suit ... Il
100 AttieH Ger ngtUrolihcH @cutrnlzScGn". IS
m-NtprFCr HR orFr.
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MT 9gspepita oOer Il n0erb a IL
Ii d. t lit eiue Sdmdfe Ooer tGeilpetIe
2dbmung Oc8 Ola9et8. Die Speiien lpers
BEN ni6t geb6rig aiimilirt, uno Dies bringt
BEN 9anSen aBrPer IN Tlnorpnung. IS ueT:
uriatt ShmerSea in aOpf, Sdultern, Sruft
nnO 9tiiden unO biSmeiieH in ben Yetncn unc
IrmeH, ebcnio Ma9enoriideu. 0a5 bette
Wtittel page8en lit aarl8baoer SpruoelzSal3.
9as eAte mirO MIR III 6laiden O%crfouft.
81. 0paeler s. Somp., Ngt. O41-4.p.)
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Rz ~9Sabrbctt unO 0tdbtuns.

g@E@ QSaDrbctt unD 9thtmn9. -
Wtlltou legt pem "Gliier I'M "SerIorenen Ba@
raoieie" Iolqeuoe oeat,piirOi9e @Orte in ben
Muno; :, S9Yadheit II Gleno." gtie rparo etp
pabrerer 4t8ipru6 getban, ul5 oieier, uabr-
l6einli6 befn @r6ieinD, benz 3eufel, uno iei-
ncr Sbnmaft abgepreBt. SeOe8 0pier ner'
p6ler Sdwad)e ODER jener acknowledgement
99pd6e, melte 81 Den 6Olgen BON 0p5pep=
fe unO 0aligteit geb6rt, fam iiir Die QeiOen
Oes @emiitbe8 unb aOrper8, Die ileim@efolge
baben, j3eu9niB a6le9en. Die bepegeuOe
Strait bes SQitemeS lit 9eldbmt, Der @eilt bon
gefiirAtung gcpla9t, unO Der 2eireloe III.
fdBi8, fa iTgeiO etnem 9eiddfte NIT gner9ie
Gu WiOmen, al8 Ititnbe er inter benz betalz
bsnoen GinFuiie Oer Storriu4t. 9ieicn
idrtdIideu g~eiittsen lno torperliGen 3uitanO
braudt leOOb fem meni4liGeS 8elen As
StunDen lang gu erOuIoen. Der p Ylans
ia en- Sitter" 1T Elm iifers8>Speclt<
cum se9en ale GIalen, Die ein in llnorOnltn9
gebroGter 0togen, cine leioenOe Sober unO
tranfe gteruen berbetfitbret.
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S0rieuberiGte.
8eri6tet pOH gSm. Siibcr S SUbnen,
9ir. 32t SoutbltraBt.

Baltimore, Den 70. 9uHi, IbsHt5 > ubr.
Ana, &CrI. QHa. &grl.
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YIN mo nab Souutda, Den 3. SUM 1872, 9tbtn
cs!itcrci Sage 8r9tibcu Baltimore, gBbGellHg uHa
SGsitCsbuJ9, uHo 2par:
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.. Ct. @nrrcHcp
DtitlouTl wa
6cu. uub Ct. Soc Stbt ..",.....,..... G3as
2INUtlitE OIL Ntut..- ,O'2
OOnrN- GnrnIirn Coz M o.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
Interesting from Ja,lnr.

A private letter received here from
Japan speaks in tie most favorable
terms of the ascentlancy in that en-
pire Of the institutions md manners Of
the United States, and of the promin-
ence which United States citizens have
attained over those of other nations {;
but it also refers in severe terms 10 the
character of the officials employed by
the Japanese Government. The letter,
which is from an accomplished, trust.
worthy citizen of the United States, tenn
oaprcn IN sss 81 Aar sna.
culture, and employed in a similar
capacity in that country, with num-
ber of Americana, are regarded by the
Government as almost useless, and
that his commission has broken to
to pieces. II will, in fragmenterv
form, go to Yeddo; but it will do
nothing, and the officials here have
lost confidence in it.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
A Mississippi River Story.

A couple of flat-boat men on tho
Mississippi River having made an ex-.
traordinary good speculation, con-
cl,,ded that while they were, in New
Orleans they would go for . real first
class hotel dinner at the st. Charles
Hotel. Having eaten the meal, they
called for the bill. The waiter in at-
tendance misunderstood them, and
supposing that they wanted the bill Of
fare, laid it before them with the wine-
list uppermost. -:t
"Whew Bill" said Jerry, " here's .
bill! just look ut It'll Here, you add
up one side and I'll add up the other,
and we'll see what the old think comes
to-" So Bill added MP the prices of
wines one side of the list, and Jerry
added them up on the other, and they
made the sum total 1854"
Wh-ew, Bill" said Jerry, "thst's
pretty nigh all we've got! What are We
goin' to do about it I"
eve can't pay that" said Bill, sit
'ud clean us right out. The waiter
amt here now ; let's Jump out o. the
window, and put, eh9"
mo, slr-ee," said Jerry, I'D never
do sich mean thing rs that. Let's
pay the bill and then 90 down stairs
and shoot the landlord"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
The Great Fire at Hunters Point.

Another of those terrible conaagrations
which of late occur 80 frequently, broke
out on Tuesday at Hunters Point. For
soue timo it appeared as if tho flames
would wrap the whole river front in de-
but fortunately owing to the ex-
ertions Of the fire department and the
of the inhabitants in removing
inflammablc matter out of reach of the
flames, the district was saved from being
enveloped in ruin. The fire broke out on
board Of canal.boat which was engaged
in taking in cargo of oil. Owing to the
position Of the boat, tho fire was soon com.
municated to tho shipping, winch uufor.
tunately was lying to the leeward, and to
the buildings on shore. Three vessels and
three canal-boats wore completely dcs-
troyed and the Standard Oil Refinery re-
duced to ruin.
There was largo quantity of oil on
board the canal boat at the timo the fire
broke out. In view of this circumstance,
and the immense quantity Of iaflammablo
material stored in the refineries, it is won-
dcrful that any Of the adjacent factories
escaped. The property burned embraces
ono ship, one bark, one brig, four canal
boats, each loaded with 2, 900 barrels Of
petroleum, four sheds, containing in all
25,0O0 barrels Of petroleum, two tanks
containing $1,000 gallons Of petroleum,
Enoch Goes guano factory, three wharves,
aud u number Of small buildings. Tho
loss will reach $500 900.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
A Shocking Railroad Accident.

Atcrriblc accident occurred on Tuesday,
on tho Kansas Pacific Railroad, liz miles
east Of Denver. The westward bound
passenger train consisting Of two sleeping
CARE ono first closs and one secopd.clasa
coach, and the baggage and express cars,
RI. ran through tho bridge over Coon Creek.
The entire train, except the sleeping cars,
was wrecked. Five persons were killed
outright; u number wcro wounded, some
Of whom will probably die. The killed
were all in the second.ciass chr.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08

BRIDE CAKE.-Two full cups of white
sugar, half a cup of butter, the whites
of five eggs beaten to froth; add to
this one cup of cold water, mix we'll
together; then add three cups O. flour,
into which one teaspoon of soda and
two Of cream tartar Lave been stirred.
Beat together briskly for two minutes,
aud bake in II quick ovcn. Flavor Will,
almond, and frost the top.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08

The following is the way they call
out the figure of a reel in Georgia
"Dance to the gal with the yaller
shawl, now down outsides and up the
Smach, and now to the entire stranger;
sachez to the right and left; m dc tnn,
da du de; now to Peter Swltchall's
daughter turn to partner every one
set to tho girl with the tlaring frill
balance one and spin about to the gai
with the hole in the heel of her stock
ing2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
VOLUME V.
The Sun and the Rose.

Tte following b copied from . manuscript slir
written BY the Into Alice Carey. It has never sp
pcare In print Of her poems, but 1t IL very
chasaetertstic and has deep meaning, tondclly ex'
Tho sun, who smiles wherever he goes,
TIL the flowers all smilo again,
Fell In love ono day with . e,ashful Rose
That had been . bud till then.
So no pushed back tho FOLDS OF tho soft green hood
That covered her 0odest esaos,-"~~--'---
End kissed her ~ only . lover could, =
TIL tho crimson buFnSd her f1cc.
But WOO for the day when his golden hair
Tangled her heart in . net,
And WOO for the night Of dark despair,
When her cheek with tcars was vet!
For sho loved him - only maiden could.
And he left her crushed and weak,
Striving in vain with her faded hood
To cover her guilty cheek
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-08
T0:Alel
BY FANNIE r. ERNNIsH.

0Y FANNIE p X8NNtD0s
How softly the wind = blowing, .-
~ 4.seG tess.sSss "feae s1os-Yrla loveg
Tho charm of.she sunss* hoar. ~ .s7''s
nsagse frsn, ,the sunny aouahhnd:
n q . ssoeg Me N ocean shell;
Tne vukea u t1eovsning sephyr,
10 speaking Of thse, Adele.
=. ..,,s. E9n -. i.
vleA thar burdens a grief and care, r.
When III hear no sounds of the music.
Wmy "sirl with the golden hair" : =
II whispers Of bright day. coming.
And gimme, ing DER the sea,
see, through the dusky cleaning,
castle for thee and me.
Through tho long, sad years Of parting,
Zen though trouble our paths beset. .-
Wen look for tho bright days coming.
For We win never forget.