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The Placer herald., 1872-09-21
Application for a Patent
TO A -
PLACER MiHiNa CLAIM.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Copy of Notice posted on The Claim
for ratent to Il Mining Claim.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
y 1t may concern, that an application hes
been made y-HutC hnsOn Rees0n TO the Gov
ernment Of tne United states for patent to the
lulio~lng described Pncer Gold Mining Claim.
VIZ. known as "Reoson', Mining CE4Iu, sltu-
ated III Brushy mining district, III Placer county
State Of California, beng bounded 10y the mimi.
claim of Stevens and the Grizzly Bear on
the north and by Coates mining claim ON til,
south and 10y Martin e mining claim oa the west,
there being no other run.ug claims near OF
bounding TINS said claim, ana more particularly
described as follows, to-w.:: on surveyed land,
being the S.W. OF NE. and the \. =. OF :,
- NV. OF Sc. Of section 23, township II
north, range 10 east. Mount DlAbio base and
meridian, IN the district Of lands subject to sale
at the United States Land Oi dice Sacrament Cal
aud ooutlnin3 81 4cres AMI loeMedby Hutch nson
keesoA, Dtnlel Davis, jacob Beard and William
HHsher on or about the 10Th OF April, 1902. ex-
cept the south 100 feet, which WAS ,ocut d byiSam
HoitAer, VIM. HOfincr and Vim. Ward on OF
about January -0th, 1880, which locations ver,
never lecotds Il, Is there were never any written
1ccurda kept Tor said mining district. said claim
being still more part tlculi.,iy d., cr bed III ia,
diagram posted and filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby required to present the same betor,
the Register and Receiver of the United States
Land Uihce at Sacramento, California within
SIXTY days from the first day of publishing anu
posting hereof.
Dated and signed at Forest Hill, August 2G.
1872. HU rCHINSON REESON,
iy JOHN \. Benson. Applicant.
Ie,o1-l-,,1
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INDIAN OUrRAGts.- L. Arizona the Apach-
es have broken loose again, and are coming
down on the settlers with greater fury than
ever. \ squad of miners was recently at
'acked 10y these red devils and entirely cut
off. Farmers have been driven from their
homes, leaving their all to the mercy of the
heariless savage These are the acts recently
reported, and still the game goes on. Grants
peace policy method of suhiugating the saw
'ges has been complete failure. Mad An
thony Waynes policy seemed to be very
effectual at the time in charming and quiet
ing the the savage breast, and we think a
little of it now, freely administered, would
do more good in week than all The parleys
and promises that have been made since the
election of Grant. The Christian forbear-
ance of the pale face suits the Apache too
well.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-21
LETTER iRD.h inE iLAsNS.

ED1ToR PLACER HERALD-DEAI SIG:--In look
ng over your issue OF the 7th inst. l see that
you made mention of the Labor Reformers Of
his State rs being in an almost obscure minority,
md advise them 20 give their sire myth for Gree
ley and Brown. 1t appears to me that this is n
matter that ought to elicit the attention of all
men desirous Of bringing about thorough re
formation in matters pertaining to our Govern
ment The laborng portion of our asannlGGiU
is in the ascendancy so far us Numbers are con
cerned, audi they were proper y organized could
accomplish almost anything they might desire.
If their vote was unanimous, no aan elected
to any Of the Awmaking departments Of this
Government would slight their interests with
impunity for more than one term, and notwith-
standing the potency of some of our monopolies,
such IN organization could crcumscribe their
acts to Il very great extent. Then let US urge a
more extended organization of this element: Let
them no longer act as tn ugh san Francisco
contained all the working men of the State but
ct every county have an organization; let th
matter be thoroughly agitat,d and let union OF
all the working portion of our community be
Effected; and their efforts, properly directed,
would be ehrctual IN breaking mp all rings OPP
0osed 10 the interest and well being of society.
But until this can be accom- llished. I would urg,
iron every ktboring man in our State, both or
wnized and unorganzed, TO cast their interests
With the only National Reform party and there
po assist in cioctng from or National Capital
The present corrupt Administration; making III,
the present National Reform party successful in
.lectinG to Our future chief maglstracy Honest
Horace and b, Graft Brown. L.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-21
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
R. GRATZ BROWN
IMPORTANT DECISION.

PASCHAL COGGIN -.
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c,rAruToRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CTATUTORY NOTlCE.-(TRELAN
= Pursuant to the 2sd and I'D Vie, chapter rs.
Tn the goods OF Thomas Hunter, late OF Csrnsk in the
county of Donegal Ireland farmer deceased who died on
the 9Th dav of March, $780,
Notice is hereby given that all persons claiming to he cred
Of to have any claims against the Estate OF the
deceased hereby required, before the
LIST day OF March, 1872 furnish in writing the particulars
of their claims Nancy McNutt, OF Aughaninsen, Milford
in the county Donegal Ireland widow, the
deceased to whom letters OF admin stra'ion were
granted forth Of the District Registry of er
Maes,ys Court OF Probate Ireland 18th OF
ccnbe 1871 the undersigned her solicitors and take
further the said LIST OF arch, 1879 the
said will proceed to Administer the estate Of
deceased having regard only to the debts claims oil
which solicitor shall then have had notice.
Dated this 18th day Of December 1871.
EDWARD MURRAY,
Solicitor for said Adminisratrx IL Westmoreiand street
Dublin and Letter senny, county Donegal, Ireland.
Ia all whom Il may concern
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IEEAl, MOTTO ES.

NEW YORK COMMON PLfAS.--IN THE NATTER OF
IN Petition OF David D. Terry Receiver &C., OF Edward
Hamann and Herman Rosenberg, for leave TO sell real e.
In pursuance Of nm order the of Common Pleas
for the couay of New York. made In the above
titled matter. David d. Terry the receiver said order
salesroom No III broadway in the city o! New YORK, on
Tuesday the Goth day Of February 1874 at IA O'Clock noon
an Of Edward Hamann and Herman Rosenberg IN
following premises viz All those certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land situate lying and being the ienth ward oil
the CITY OF New York. knO~n and distinguished by the num-
bers 45 tortyve ana 90 forty owery and the num-
Der I'D tweny-one Chryse street. with the land In the
lying between the said the Bowery and the said
described follows Reginplng the easerly line OF the
Bowery, the nortbwestery OF the lot known
No M forty Bowery now or lately belonging to Ger
trude f. ward and running thence eastwardy along the
feet eight aud hall inches to the line
Of said lot THENCE souhwardy along the same and along
Ray ard and Ann Catherine ard forty north
erly side OF lot of land lately belonging to Eliza S.
Doughty thence easwardy along the same seven feet aud
twenty feet TO the present or late norhey wall OF
the German Theatre thence easwady along the same and
continuing in straight lie one hundred and nine
feet inches to the westerly line of Chrystie street
thence norhwardy along the twenty-five feet to land
belonging James injury; thence westwsrdly along the
same parallel with the wall OF the German Theatre
with Chryse street seventy i've feet to land or late be-
longing Susanna Drake thence westwardy along the
the Bowery. thence south yardy along The same thirty
feet ten and half inches 10 the place OF beginning
And sso al the right title and Interest OF said Judgment
debtors those certain leases described In said pc
ttion FIRST lease Of al Bowery; second
w. lease the OF % and Is Chryse street, and
thirdly lease from month to month OF the OF ~ and
OF debtors in and the personal property
m cntioned said pettion-naney the libraries scenery
DAVID u. TERRY, Receiver.
Dated NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1872.
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TTNIoH sQUARl THEATRE.
y sUPERs Sill 81 xiTaxicii0Hs Manages
nysHsY BOZ ~ a Rfsq7' A1 1Dp nYMAs
$s S Ss;'fi s1$Sss S%$S
f 400 s1se 6 S3sss nB s sAhhTfl9
sArISEH YEPHas6Ai AND sATyEDAY
NJ W. Fisks's Burles9ae Of ,,rorr
Is in active preparation aud win DO produced soon
rsirs EVERY spf Nnpisr tESs acE
Mr. Lester wAaeks r iels yTe drama six saO'aux
This play comprises variety Interesting plot. strong
ss si SHGf,s rfy%ssy rHs rABbEAux
tic sources costumes OF the different nations varied aud
BRoWeMAM, Mr. JOHN oILBkRT,. M; CHARLES
eiHEE NJ H. r a. NJ Hko SHs RS ST
LAND, Mr. j. FESK, Mr. W SUIaLEY, Mrs CLARA JEN,
h hEIss TRxc! lis. BUsSoSsns and the ssisrEss
FRANsEChINl and sisnor SoyisslMo.
FIRST rABLEAu-DRAwINo ROOM AT oRAIo-DEL
sEcosS1s TiAsLEAu. THE sAxRznvEN1se, ,,,,.
!; ARAsfzS RUSS; 3 HALL OF AUDIENCE IN
81 N sfa
FIFTH.-APfRTMENT IN THE PALACE
A SP rH PALACE
SEATS srcu Tk 4 Iw6 WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
OLYMPIC oS SHF4 4TsF, sOoru r1ur,
,oar, s4IsSp a TFDsTX!sS rlsa;Sous
"Come and sea ere I TO-,
hUMprY coLoss III TO THE
FOX. aprn TINE, a~rn rIME'
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A TIST-MRs. ANNA, CLhIRvOYANT AND SPIRIT
"a chis' teus yQur name aud name OF yOu marry
ncVc a ~ bringing together those long
hacon no ray soJ Thrd Lelwccn aud
21iIty SECOND sirectA
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VNANTED--ByA LADY, SINGING LESSONS, AT HER
w house lady teacher pFcfrrrcd fully compe
tent Address r.. MANNING. Herald Uptown BrSnsh once
Ll85 BIoalSaH
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MAT1SEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT g.
Secure seats early.
WASnfNGrON'S BIRTHDAY, THURSDAY. FEB. 81,
SPECIAL MATINEE Or HUMPrY DUMPTY.
AT 9 T.. NJ.
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DIANoFORTE INSTRUCTION.
young lady from London, England OF superior musical
and brilliant player, wishes more pupis
terms moderate witch may be obtane OF ANNIE f. MAR
Rls 2s Last Seventy hh tee, between Second Thrd
avcnaes.
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nRGANs-w. ". DAVIS sJN, % DOWNING STREET,
~ Offer FOR sale one Organ of two sets OF Keys two oc.aves
OF PEDALS ~ stoIa, combination itDps, S2600
DO, sops S350 also one Of u stops pedals, ii 200 on
liberal terms
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CLOTHING.

CLOTutNf.
ATS fouRrn AVENUE, ABOVE TwENTS.NiNrH
~ street ladies' NOD gentlemen ~ili be ss3nishsa ~ W.
great prices ~ MIMI IN cash for Casoit C'"nr'
Lsrpcts Furniture jcwcy SIX 10 cses, SO t. f5V 'oat
500 SD; lsns, - 20 S. note ty tot. ruIctuany 81
NDded ty Mr.. or Mira MiSTI.
Qp2 pROhnwAy, NEAR TirRTEESTH sTREET--
GOO II. HERR paws tNe hiches lr.re for Ladies AZ
Gcn.eneRs wearing Aprsre. CARPETS, &c. Ladies waited
o. W Mrs. HERR Please send yOt.r orders.
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Or. 50, @ourtlanoz, Sipiibcd Wulbcrrus unb irantz
iirffrGBe. SbpmaS Stu,
DID, @Ge Der 6a1ettez uno 8aulTtrafe,
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ldul Der pbcnerUGbRtCu 6 SGee luerben oC r]euioiyter
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o!e Rs9tltrtr : Subcr iGr 3 fol9cnte Euge, uom 3.
Attuber dHtdn9cno, 9eOffnet. I'M ettUdi9e SCrbcit.
runatn Dor Der NouembcrmabI 81 mGd,u.
Bellontn, mtIbe pom 5ote o6er Wrqyicbcn
ir9cno zines Burgers i%uiiieu, psroen ole Ntetltro=
loren oerbtnosn, Dtnn fe an5cigc buuOn MAIDEN
Uoucn. aS. i. epg, nBrdi.;
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Waijeu> O eEi9tssG ertani

1921 v
WeGtguOlcm 8runoeigentbum an @ermauitr.
iopie oil Soiepbinefr., II. $l20 uno S23 WruEomies
then, aut Seidclt. Die @runsniietben Deroen
nm | uot in Dem Grhange= Ssrtauis5immer an
Der Secorotrast uutauit.
0crllnter;Gibnete, Srttutor Der perforherenSanna
5orH, Ulro dai SefCbl oeSsIbliitn, StriAte tur o {
StatI Baltimore S~eiirppd,, een 10. Sept> 1872,
AadmittaaS 4 abr, am IIste aat' nahfebeno be-
idrtebene iebr ernpie9lensruertRe Srunosi9ent9um
pCrtaui6n, ndHltd:
SIR. 4. Srn sarien GrunspIas init Utbdz.
i!d,fttten an Der @ernantrabe. Der Btnsfra6e &C.
geniber, 20 SnB brett uuo 100 lSu6 tif bis on eIrt
10 Fu3 breite Auep gebcne, 9runo5insirsi.
Wr 2. I'm yr / ~arenaenb, 6 Nn5 brett, nno t0C
6uB tici biz an tiEe 10 8uS brttte allen 9eben0, uEo
elmer @ran mietbe pom S32 uHterluorien. Disic bcis
Dtn Bidec Or. | nne 2, ltnp nit 8 SueiItod,sen sis=
qeitsinernsu 1Sobnbduisrn 9tr. III, I79 mo iSl,
UermanlraEe, bebaut.
Il M 5 Il ara B(ate:
Ser. 3. Sen 9an3en @rnnSplas nit Gebdu=
Sen ar Der SoiepbtncfraBe, 81 TuB bteit unb "A sui
tiei bis an cine 10 Sus brsite Aaep stLeno. Oil
@ehdnee (9tr. % uno ~ beiteben in 2 eutgfbauter
6petit0ii9en 6ie9stfeinsrEsn g8obnbGulern u. (. 10.
@tunemietse Ilr Den adn,eu RtdS so.
8tnneIuietJeH
I'M @rtan9c, 8crtluls simmer, ON ieIbiqcn EdQe, ben
is. sept, 1 lbr STADIUM
cine autaeGTdertc 6runemietbe con $40 auI
Gin nGus uno RtaB ar Ger SloiGite Der Sarreftrase
% SuS % eiIi0 Don 9GnopGrirdbe, 80 beG ~ EuR [
8ou. 0eb1uli1telten Elm 9ro6cS iegelnttnerRee
8Qbn, aus II. !. 10.
Nerner SIS 9rur0mtet6e.
Cine gnfaciIdbetre OrunSmIetbc pom S2s
dui YIos uro @tbiu0e an Der NornICite Der DYtAs
Iueu, 6Wtiden Gaptttez uHo&t ringtonIrsbe, 3JSut
brttt nro % SUB tII DIS on cine 10 JuB breite Aaer
geheuo, gut gebaut.
acknowledgements: BIt Die @ru16mietbe baar,
Sublung.
grunOci9erttum - Die Siiitc boar, Der s1el in
3 DioR2ttn nit Sinlen, ooer Aues boar, nad Den
SrIisdsr Oes 8anitrs. Sspis Rasmo,
Gretutor Der uclitorbeGen Soune Som.
ga nj. -. 0poer & SUbue, Auft.;
Sli0oitzgde Der SAP. unb 6apettetr.
OF, g. 21-4l
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NerIanat.

StHe ignce Dame, um ais SouSrette bel Conn
tdlssIheno- uaterblltunger pdprehe oes toAmeu6tn
Wtnters rnitSu uilteH. SIithI1e Sifsrtsn nee oen ur-
ter ebtftte -. u. y IN III, L. SI1 : SItheridtr.,
sRtJtge .eenommeu. (2t9,2D
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gadrtdt lDtro biermtt gegebcn, oUB unttrjcihacte
Solmatpt Bur ScrtpuItuns oe6 Jta6GQiits 0es alg q
%pertorb. JUfepb ar0gcr erba(ten baden. 4Le
Die, Delde 6oroCrungen an oieiem Gtablus ban II,
nerOen hermit nuf9eioroert, iolhe rcbft ben n0tbiocn
Stlsgen '~pGtcItcHs an ). Vidr3 1873 CinSurtihcr
uno 9elteEo 81 MAIDEN, ODER gu gelUdrtigcn, ouR lie
Lprer AnIpruhe an ciuicn yiGhlaB geieglih idr uCrlu-
MIG erfldrt luerotn mO9en. gQc, bic Sab(nn0cn an
cIt'en Na9taB 81 maWer baJen, iUcrbCr hermit auf-
%scior0crt, ioIhe urUer,u4lid an Gle llntcr3cibnctcu an
9lten; no Mot, 10 MIRO gcridtlih eiugtiarittcu.
Gliidbetb 81 USsr,
(@l2,S,2i,3O Sob. u. SdmmdHH, G6m.
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Gea!ienzW eriatss8trfauf.

gSa!Icn>O ert9tssStrfaai
-A-lI Scr unter;eianets, SeItamerteponfr eder,
puo Wontog, ben 10. september 1872. I'M 4 llbr
gtddmIttaQs an Srt mo Stene b1s @runOInf gir.
lS, 6olntdtHftro6e, lnciftbictcub p~ertauien.
StlQ9te6 &I9entbum le9t on Der SiSieite pom
2ountainitraba, "A 6uB uedlih pom Der Gfe pon
@atiezIaen, uro bat eire Tronte Don 10 FuB nit
gtner 6teis oon "a Sus. 9runomietbe Sl3 1914.
Santbeotn9nn9eh: bolb bGar an 9 srfauistage uno
Der Tei NH .SiEIen IN g Dtonntsn.
S>einrid 6drtner,
G%eitGmcnt5 9Son freder;
(2lS-2O 2iles. S6pifT. ILiualt.
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Steinmanrer= 1tao @anrer z9eiteru,
IL, is, 90 Tu8 in 2dage, 10 BOD stlesenuette,
etie1bei d lageHe Qrulpens8eien
uHo @eoerz % aare Il I'M IGsemeiHen oort6tti9
uHo gum 8erfauie bel
G5eDree Gbipmau & Comp,
(1!s-) &te esr Salperts uue Gembarettase.
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Scatfd,eS
ArbRits- aadlwei(anaa Rdreaa.

Nr. 272, SUPPLEMENTARY,
w1ter lnffldt Der ,,5emrideu eicufdbaft."
Giqienigen, wel4e oeutiGs 9Gnbncrtrr, 4rbeitei
u1a Oienltuoten Su oefhGtti9cn p;uiGtn, luouen FG
pei6nlih o0et in i%tontirten Sriefen an ben Nasutgn
be sSeielidait Srn. d.S.N elltnGhefL Gr.2SSs
gin Sroahipap, %ieenoeF, uelter uneHtgetlih
austunit ertteiien mlro. lSoH2b 1Si
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Staat Warbianb,


annapolis, ben 6. 6tpember 1872.
@tHerGlz Srocr 0r. 3.
@tneral giolor &obert y. @Gtr, @omm1nbeur rcl
2 Brigade, III blGrour6 ~beoroert, icin Commando
SoHmfrfTap, oCn y. SspfGmbty, ais am Sabres.
tags cer S6IGdt bel ytortR Yoiut, sur BdrGoe aus
riIdcn 81 lGiicu,
aui BeisBt oc5 @ouutneurs uro Obcrbefc6ls6as
bcrs: Is. 81. Vi cSluir,
9SncrlL Aciatort.
sduptagarficr Scr 2. SSriaaec, D1. u. 81,
Baltimore, Dan z. september 1872.
9ereruI= SrGer 9r. 4.
IN ueberetnt:tmnuEg nit Der StrCrdlz SrbGr Gr.
D bonn 0Quptluurttsr, General GbiutaHts : Slrcau.
ptr6 oleie Brigade 1pHEcrftag oHi2. SEPTEMBER,
BGr Bdrloc dusludtH.
Die Brigade lUrb lid an hCr GbGrIcs1rasc, nit
ocnl redtcn Ulli9Cl an Der IrGntljrnra6e, frontt
lDttli6, Diorgers nm . Nbr iOrmtCeH.
Der Stab luIro itd l]bertttsnl nm 4 9 utr oui ice
Stc Der G1arlesz uHo 6tGEfIinftrOse rGppo-ttrGu.
Aut SciGbl 0ts 9eRerllsDi llors u. -. &drr:
SbUmGS Y. SSc2Gig,
Sbtrjt. VI. u. y. mo StQbs~@bcf.
OHI5IclI:
5dnNunp Iu9Gu,
gfoior, u. .. &. rno u. q. q. g. (2l6-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12

5tpei quite Stlnetne sdldb;er Uel 9utem 2obrf.
9Qh Suiragen an Sfanbe Dir, az i'm Eid>n rne.
Miortte oper bet :. ~. &lo2p an Der fariorcsAoez
nue, eber52lb RotHt. yGhe. (2l6,7,9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
SSerlauct {poletGs:

Gin Nldoben. UNI Rui clncr ytubmaidtne Su arbeia
ten. gadSEiragsH bel ". SDbm, Et. 126. Siir.
ENauaas4rnae l2lQ-2M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
Su berRisIhen.
nermisthsp.

LA Sas brsifodise Bobnbous SIR. So, Siam.
tGpnraBe, tlr SIS. Sbomas SiQ,
t2l6-) Ode Der SSsnettez mn at. RouIdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
2n b%erfanFen.

Gin groceris. mo &iquors2aben luegen 0eiddits
8erduozruna, nit 2eaie Dem 9duiGr ~pGiieno. 9tobe:
res IN Nr. 800, GoluInbiaffaRe. (217-2t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
Blu perhaafcn url0 81 UrgNigiD,n.
g,erfemnlmnaSa2Dsa! su oermtss

Gin eOtlI I'm 2. StOdUerfe ses nsuen @ebdubes
bas ,,@0rrtipousenteE," polltsEois fir 8srIanrz
lusssn eiRa erittet, NIT Gaum fIr tJ0-f75 Berioner,
Gas &C., LIT sei'm Abeub, Wfouat ODER Sdbr biltie
On 9elelll6aiteu, Bauuereiae, &ogeu, StneuereiHa
tt. an sermistben. ViGn melee no in Der GspsE.
rs. 81. 1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
Ncrlaugt.

Gin s~tubsnmdrGer, INN te'm 8Giten uuo Bp'
gslH 81 bgIfsn. bei u. 5ismunp, pSr, 25S, mta'
ciivn=2iusnue, uabe ~GreitoHlrQBe. C2ls)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-12
4 Observation-Disclosures.
SerDalterssYerfau
SrunSplab NIB Sdna

%xIA pom
GrunSplas nrS 5du3
Or. %, Dallas > StraBe.
Sn EoIge zines 3etteies be5 4rtis9crt6teS Der
Stutt Baltimore luiro her ~uuterbeibHete Serlualter
aui 0jientlider Mutton IN YGa5e Sreita9, Den 10.
Slpt. 1872, ytn1mittaes A ubr oertGuisu:
Scr sGnSeu S51nntplas IN Der Stdht baltimore
gete9en, uno ME iolgt,. bsItuehen. niniih: IN Der
Oiieite Der DGllstraSe, IN or SuE1eraun9 BON IL
iSuB 4 3oQ iLeliu uon rerS1us.ouug, rpr1 ole Dit
iets Ger OaIasir2Be uro Der Sioiette elmer 10 6HB
bycItcH autp alUiidsn 0Ip' MO SbalDitro6e arfduz
geHA, Damn luoliG longs beiGetcr Siticlte Der Oais
las tra5e IL TuB 8 sou g'glnb, bOEr otitdb. pa alel
nit tcla ater AIep 80 iSaB, bum norrlid. parauel
nut 9a1G5itr08e n SuB 5 3ol, nm Damn luatll6 in
guarer Glnte 50 6uB bis gun InIan9e, elmer lG9rli.
ueE 8ruEoinlGIae 0on 80 uRterrUorIen.
Scr ElGs 1T nit eIneM 2<it0tigeR Sie9eltei1erncn
&obEbauic lRts eiHiIjdIsem pinterse0duoe bebdi /.
SertaulsbeOnGungeH: en Gr!tel baar, Der JieIi
III 6 uu0 u N~toHatsn, ooCr AlsS balr, a0h Bcltehcn
ot5 3Guiers. Srt0itjaDiun9cH trdner 5ntstCiIen pom
Gage bes 8trIduics an unN ltno oardl SUI SuIrieoenz
belt acs 8erWaltts l~r00iiifte Jtotcn 0cs &lulcr5 81
iidern &uH!s 3euni9bdHIer. @crrUaltgr;
(1i0,6,2O Sregp - SIrtidnS, Iutt.