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A Shawl Factory In Cashmere.

A gentleman who Travelled a long
time in India aud Caehmer, gives
some ourious facts about the manu-
facture and cost of "A real Cashmere
scarf or shawl. While in Cashmere
he visited Nook Shah, who is the
best and greatest manufacturer OF
shawls in that city. The factory
was n miserable, dirty building, the
workrcom measuring about sixty by
thirty feet. lleyo he found some
forty men and boys, Of all agea from
six to fifty, arranged in twos and
threcs, at different looms, each one
having a loom to himself, tor all the
most valuable shawls are made in
looms, in small pieces, according to
the pattern, andthon sewedtogether.
The pattern is not put in in colore
and squares, like our patterns OF
wor8ted work for chair backs, seats
or slippers, but the directions are
written. When the patterns are
made, they are alt 5ewed together
At some looms IN operation ther,
appeared TO be four or five hundred
small bits of wood with rolls Of diff
ferent shades of woolen thread, t
be used in different parts OF tn,
pattern. II was astonishing to Sc,
the dextcrity with which the small
children worked these hand-loom
and understood their written direc
tlona.
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The Mobile Tribune for the Cam.
paign.

In the prospect of an exciting and
interesting campaign, the proprietor
Of tho Mobile Tribune Is DESTROYS
that it should be in the hands of
every intelligent household in this
aud the adjoining States during the
ensuing four months.
The course Of the Tribune, it is
well known, has now received the
substantial endorsement Of the Con-
sentative men of the State, and in.
deed Of the whole South. W. feel,
therefore, fully authorized to claim
that 1t is II representative paper ofthC
opinions and interests Of the South
eru people. Such, it Is our intention
to keep it--not by sacrificing OF
compromising our own independ.
ence in thought and expression o
thought, but in the confidence tina
our views accord with those OF tn,
|, great mass Of our oountrynen.
| No effort will be spared to rende
} the Tribune n faithful and reliabl
exponent OF current news and cur
q rent thought, Encouraged an
! cheercd BY the approval OF our fel
: low citizents, already manifested, W
a shall endeayor to deserve and /
secure its continuance.
In order to extend the inhuenc
Of the paper as widely as possibl,
and 10 accommodate its terms I
the ability ofall, the Weekly Tribur
will be furnished, from che 18TH
O July to the 18th Of November at II
' following very low rates!
e Single subscribers rs cen.
Clubs of ten or more, in
one package, Soc eac
n These rates apply only to q
large eight.page campaign paper, /
| above specified. The rates tor u
+ Daily Tribune viii reuain the san
as heretofore.
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Kosnectlnily yours.
VIM, WCUEF,
President Board of Supervisors of
Warren county, Miss.
ATTORNEY GENERALS 0rrlcr,

. ~ tNNfhh 81 ~ NNis
JACKSON, Miss, July 3, 1872.
Hon. Wm. McGcc,' President Board Of.
Supervisors Of Warren Co., N iss. !.
Sln-To your inquiry of the LIST
instant | beg leave 10 reply, that in
my opinion the limitation imposed
on the taxing power of the Boards
ct Supervisors OF the Several coun>
tics in this State, by tho 18th see
ton of the funding act Of the 4th Of
April last, was intended to include,
and the terms therein are used to
include, all the objects aud purposes
for which the Board of Supervisors
may, under any circumstances, levy
taxes. 1t applies to aud operates
upon all the powers, separate Of ag-
gregate, which tho constitution and
laws Of the State had previously
conferred on the several counties,
and with no other exception than
that named in the words of the
section itself, to.wit The power
conferred by the 18th section OF the
l2th article of the State constitution
on counties, cities aud towns
through the consent of two.thirds
of the voters Of each respectively to
tax themselves for subscriptions to
stock, etc. The specific mention Of
this exception was intended to an
tieipate aud include every other
Consequently the Boards Of Super
visors may super add TO the State
tax, for all possible purposes, onl,
50 much at the outside, as shal
make the total assessment of botl
State aud county taxes twenty fly,
dollars on the one thousand dollar
worth of taxable property. To til,
rate fixed by Law for all State pur
poses, they may add their estimate
for schools, poor, public count
buildings and other public work,
outstanding Indebtedness of ever
sort, and necessary current OK
penses but il must be- so levied an
distributed among the several pur
poses allowed by law, as 70 brin
the entire amount OF both State an
county assessments within Y
bounds Of twenty-five dollars {
each ono thousand dollars Of taxab
values. If the levy should in Al
case transcend these bounds the q
cess would certainly be void, Al
probably vitiate the entire asses
ment.
Very respectfully, your opt sery
J. s. MoRMs,
Attorney General.
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The Taxing Powers Of Board Of
Supervisors.


VIcEsnurd, Miss, July /, lS72.
Hon. j. s. Morris, Aaoraeg Gncnoi,
efc,, Jackson, Mss
DEAR SiR-Thc Board Of Super.
visors ot this county take the libor
~ Of asking Your opinion on the
following questions appertaining to
the revenue Law, to-wit: Docs Soc
ton II Of the "Fundiug Law ap-
proved April 4, 1872, whore il says
"the lIoald Of Supervisors in the
several counties are prohibited from
levy a tax in any one year which
with the State tax added shall exceed
twenty five dollars on the one
thousand dollars" intend to convey
the idea that this limit includes the
school tax TO be levied uudcr the
provisions OF section | 1858, pagc
447, Revised Code OF 1874, as also
taxes for repairing c%onrthouses and
county jails, sind poor tax levied un-
der the provisions OF section 1884,
Revised Code OF lS1lg
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Goldsmith Maid.

This famous mare, who hasctcatcd
Tor herself so much fame as the
fastest that ever looked through Il
bride, was raised by Mr.. John Il
Decker, in Sussex county, New
jersey, just across the dividing line
Of The two States, New York aud
New Jersey, and also Of Orange aud
Sussex counties. She wa rired by
AleNauders famous stallion, Ad-
dallah, he BY Ryslyk's llambleton~
ian. Abdallch was formerly owned
by Major Edsall, Of Goshen, New
York. AS to her maternal anccs-
tor The record II not quito so clear,
but il Us thought that .hc ia ont of
an Abdullah mare. The Maid was
bought Of John r. Decker BY his
n phcw. John II. Decker, aud Thos.
Bingham, both Of Newburg, New
York, jointly. The price paid for
her was $3.50. A day or two after
she was sold by them to William
Tompkins, of Hampton, Orange
county, for $3.50, who in turn dis
posed of her to Mr.. Alden Gold
smith, of Orange county, for SG0r,
who trained her and finally dis
posed Of her to her present owner.
Goldsmith Maid was always known
TO be fast, but il was not I'LL the GO
Of September that sho broke the
record and created for herself q
record second to none.
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When q carpet Is taken up to be
cleaned tile tioorbeneath Is generally
very much covered with dirt. The
dust is very fine and dry, and pois-
onous to the lungs. Before remov-
ing it sprinkle the floor with thin
diluted carboIic acid, to kill any
poisonous germs that may be present
aud to thoroughly disiufect the floor
aud render Il sweet.
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". n. .UOHEH E.fDy
PRACTICAL
MATCHMAKER AND JEVRLI

Have perp'anentiy located in SardIS
licits The patronage OF Sardis and snrro'
country. Special attention given % 90
All work In my line is warranted . gt'|
istaction. Shop between Mr. Bonner I
and the hetsl-see sign Of large watch. n
fiT-tf
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Columbus, Ky....o..l2:00 noon 1900 night
st. Louis....~..".",.".l 0;l5 pm $50 am
No CHANGE OF CARS
From 81. Louis 70 Chicago, Toledo Detroit.
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
moro, Washington, New York, Boston, and all
points epsti Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Peoria, Quincy, Hannibal, Burlington, Keokuk
Rock Island, Davenport, 0ttumwa, Madison
Milwaukee, ST Paul and oil points North, IL
Pullman Palace %sleopels.
Through tickets for sale at all p~rincipa
points in the Soath Baggage checked through
Fare ns low as BY amy other route.
A. W SOPFR, Sup't.
W r. ALLEN, Gen'l Passenger and Tickle
Agent 81. Louis. loft
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Tst down the sign
Aias' The truth mus nov h. t3'i.
Decay has pres an every part
No pauT#f now would tNsr ut 1li
Dilapida,cd heart
BAR al lhe doors hang aI 10 gloom,
Lay the affections 90 ihe Shelf,
And then, into les nau0wasl room,
Al onoe ] y love myself.
II ere shall ! pass each heavy day
And liV ~ Tor myrtlf o uIore
IN sooru The charities that may
Come knocking n my door.
This old osta,c-ihs heart may 40
To hide those refined hopesof mine
For othe . IL has comforts ftw
So then, uke down the sisut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-16
!. 0i, oubolteuOe 0irr, erfiut bic eanO

- Die dnbalteuoe Snrre erfuut Ole Gdfo-
pirtb, in aleu Gbeilen bes Siaates nit gro.
Ben 8eiorguid,u. Seide EuO tleinere Nltiie
iiuo iteueupetie poaitiuoig au8getrodnst unO
manhe 5armsr iins 9en0tbist, pas e%rforOer.
ltae @aier auf weite OitanSen bin b:rbit
gu holen.
- Sobu Dapis, elm arbsiter in @aie's
Sagemiible in Berlin, @orceter-@o {. gerietb
am 8. bs. in Die Dtai1inerle unO wurDe bud.
iidblid s%erriisn.
@~ntlaien tuurbe 9etern bonn 6rtebens=
rthtsr Spapne Der Der WfitibulO al Der Ger
trimmcrung Don Gi5entbum in Der SOner'
pogt'iben 8irtbihait auf Sigblano be5i9'
ti5tc Iuoreru Soues; es feblte oil 8epetler
fir ieine Sbcilnahme an Dem Sumulte.
Die 8rei mauers @rOBlo9e oei
Staates Marplano 6eeuoi9te 0teuItaJ abenl
iAre balbidbrli9e Sieung.
4%u5fubr. @eItern 9ingen fol5eno
6ahr3suse nad Dem Iu8lanoe ab: Die ito
ileniiAe Barrie yyuigia" nit A 1885 Sde1ell
UtalS uadl @alluap III Srlano; Die lhIpebllt)
Yarte yArctic" nit 1898 Shefeln Wtat'
nab Nerprp in SrlanO: Der SdOOner u9iell
Star" nit GA leerenS rhoften Had @aroeua'
auf Cuba; Der eugliite Shooner rVtelita'
nit 10 6diIern 8aiseumebl unb 1905 Sdiierl
Utais uad ct. Sobus, 9t.sS.; Der Snoone
yDtaggie s. Srap" nit 1894 6aBbOoen IN
.OedeIn uuO "a, 1000 6aBreifsn naI Sa9ua |
@raube.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t.-annnpol S,
ben Is. Wtat. Der Ntauot uno Sta9tratp Don Salz
iimore geeen Solano; SbtuB oe5 Blaiooper5 flr
Den Qppelaten buIt Dtalcolm y. 5obnIton uHo
5bonlas RoD,ano, iur bic Appelantsn ourb j. Nt5
pitt z tccle. - Sarriiou unb anoere 9egen ben Staat;
Ar9umentiruns Tir ole appslanteH our1 Samuel
Snomoen, uuo bonn 9eneral=Inipalt. Speiter i'm
0amsn oes appeuaten Dem 9ertdtsbofe unterbreitst.
- Sbannon es9en Den n6oparo%S duoereiH;" BE
OHM be5 ylaibopers ilr Den appelanten ourh Sa'
9muel Snoucen. - auf +. Nepitt Stsele's Intrl9
nuroe Wtalcolm $. $. Sobntton 5ur Iopotatur an
bielenl @erihtsboie i~useloiien uno %peretot9t. Dtor'
gen fteben Nt. o6, 81, %, 50 uHo 6O auf DER &a9es-
oronune.
GrtminaIgeri6t - (Sor Gli9ter @tlmcr }
@eItern uutpe bas eoueeium Der Slein9ei9norcnen
iir Die Griffin orei Uoden bes Naitermlns bis aul elm
Mitelieo completirt, Die @eidtuorenen bis ndipiten
8unDestreis-9eribt (Sor Ri6ter BOMB
uno Sstitser @iies J Die Ser. Stauten sesen u.
Wuroot aus anne arun0eIz@ ountp; unerlebist. -
Der 9eridtsbof pertaste iih bis beute.
Batieneeribt.- (8or ben Gi6tern Daniels,
einoiap unb 8ii5op. )..Sso. $. 8iIiams, 0tatbiloe
Dun, @atbarine ShDar3topt uno anna VI. 9ootee
SertuaItuns Der relp: Observation-Disclosures pom Senrp
Safion ~(25,000l, samuel 0usr C25,00O. aoam
Sduorstopt (22o) uno Weo. 9; Sootee 1890,
g n II yleasz9 eridt. (Sor Rthter
Nottc; ben Sldaern ~enosiltis 1884 tuseiproGen.
- Ibomas s.. Sulioln sesen Sames S%ulipan; 90.
1891 .S3. - Sie 9eInruorenen iuuroen bis Wtonta9
entlaiien. une 9r. 10 DER Ytoses,, Nt. 1852, 81, 81
uno 852 Der Siiiir>He9iitranoe aut Ole n9dplte Ga9es=
oronnn9 9efcut.
Stoottreis @eri6t.- (@or Jfidter 8int<
nen.) Der n9tartba 2Baibin9toH-S %auperein" 9e9eu
f~Srancis j. &eIp; bas Geriht betrauts 2Pomas lBtl'
COT als Curator nit Dem Srpan9spertaufe. Don NIT
$72o Supotbef b~eiaiteten . eib duL Der Noro.
i~ueitfeite Der Salforo.@ bauiiee. Ytiles g8bite 9eaen
Safob % SiIms;es iou 5anes Sudn 6rtf als gu.
rator in seriptlinem Auirase feds 9runpitlide nit
SGuiern auf Der NOroolts Selte Der Solton', 100 {SuS
iuooitlib pom YreitonitraBe. oui pelden je S14t0,
suIammen $84O0 9ppot5et ru6t, per9anten.
Die oberte . taotgertbtsbant trttt beute
frib i'm Saale bcs Staottreisserlbt5 tuiaminen.
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rAfpn.

Mn q. @prt( tuuroe Der S6ooner n&ouiIG," Der 1
Gage pom Baltimore nab Santa 2uctd; am 28. Aprl
Sarfe -6ippardus," Capt. @alboun, auI Der Sapr
BON e~iuerpooI nod uu,ereni Sai, n ansetrofien.
Die ensiiite Sarte "Waiorian," Capt. Wioooie
lanste an 30. Ipril BON bier gu Stigo in Srlano an
80. 4pril BON Baltimore in 8orbeaur on.
Die bdnilGe 5riss. "Jiitlano" lubr ON 80. Ipri
BON Santos nab Den Sampton. oaos ao.
Das norpesiihe Shiff Sabine" Capt. Stir, cla
rirte am 80. Ipril in 2iuerpool nnh Baltimore.
I'm z. April tad oas Shiff rSrotDer's Brtoe,
Capt. Saloiudn, BON Bernambuco nap Den Sdmp
tonaRoa0s In See.
Die Brie9 n@bowar,- Capt. TcSarlanb. ieseft
am 6. 4prll BON 3flo be Saneiro nab Baltimore; iii
i1peoiide Sri99 "Soreniesen," Capt. Serberes, an
8. April bon ebenoort na6 ben Sanlpton,Roaps ab
am 8. Nfai bon Sa9ua Ia 0ranoe nah Baltimore
Die Sriss rsarab & gmnna," Capt. Garter, tan
am 10. Wdr5 Don bier in Wontepioeo on.
Ser Oampfer n5alcon, 9apt. Sannie, traf SieE.
flag BON bier IN SbarleIton, SIS, Elm.
Rad Baltimore betimmt tamen sefter1 an Der Sc.
flung Ufonroe, 3D., uorbet: Der Oreinnafter .eonf.
mo ssloranSa,% Der sGooner ngtelie gcott."
Bon Baltimore ~fonmeno, 9elpaH1en 9eftern ili
eenbe SnDr5eu9e bic bobe See: Die Barfe rGni9ma,"
nab 8etiat IN 5odnc; Die Briggs 20. s; Glearu. a
rGoncoro" unb neho, no6 Btitinoten, 500" mad
Cuba, -Mslitas.r na6 ben 8enartbs9toaos, "@batta,
nooeq," nod @orf, une n@eoraia. mad st, Sage
De Guba; Die S6ooner "Som Wiflon" uno nIrile,"
nod Weitinoien beItinmt.
6erner fubren seitern iulsenSe nod Baltimore be.
itimmte GabrSeuse an BET Tefnns porbei: bic Sars
fen pSobann 1epler," BON Bremen, pSilase SeIe, F."
bon 2onoonDerrp fommeilo, une cine italieHitbe uao
snei ensliibe Barten; Die 8risSs .Eorrent," BON
9aroenas, rWfarp Rice" nno "2amhtin." pom 3fio
De Saneiro fommeno IS. %. SpsRcer" unb ryod
2emon."
Die bobe Gee srrsiGten, bon Baltimore ~abseaanz
gen, Der Oampfer r@aip!an,~ nab Siperpoot, mo Die
8Grfen r2oro Baltimore" nad Saltiar. ralptRc, i"
nab Sapdnna5, unb nRactolus," nads ROTTERDAM
beIimut.
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SputfhfnnN


- Man ifreibt aus Siesols6eim, INTERIM
II. b8.: Sin duBerit trauriger uu9liidsiaa
bat uniere 9emeinOe in Seitlir5ung oerlegt.
.3met iunge arbeiter BON 16 uno IS Sabren
waren geltecn Oalnit bei9diti9t, in elmer uu=
terirotiHen SDblun9 2ebnl gu graben. lin
II uhr Wor9enS brahte lbuel Die OtagO
lbreS 9errH ba8 Utitta9Sbroo. 0a Der 8inb
lebr beftig mar uuo Der 9tegeH in StrOmeu
berabgoB. 10 begaben iid Die ar6eiler unO
bic Qia9O in ben 3intersrunO Der 9ebmgrube.
9aual hattcn ie iid nleOer9eeet, nm ibr
Ntabl 81 periebreH, 10 ltiirSte Die Oide @roz
riuoe, welbe iiA iiber ibuen w0l6te, eiu, uno
begrub Die ungliifIiaen jun9en 9cute. 8alO
mad Dem @inltur5e fam elm 0tauu an Der
2ebngrube oOrbei unO bemcrtte unter Der aaf-
gtpeiAten @roe Spuren uOnaleloHn98fiGen.
Gr BEETLE iit, Die Oc;iteD0bner 6apon Su
benaarlAt;sen, tpeide mitS paten unO6aden
5euaffuet herbeieilteu. Eroe ibrer Anltret=
9un9etl selang eS linen nur, 0rei 2ei4Ha ME
aus Der @rube Su slebeE.a
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NnpQpzSdrten.

Sr. e. SaFelBurft, Jtr 50t, @efzS dltimore<,
G6e Der 81 eitr., bat ieiEen bibiden @arten iir Die
Commentator iuitosr ero inet unO burb auBerit &C.
i9maduole ausftottun9 ~oeielbcn ben ireunoli6en
erb0ben fiA ~beitrebt. ytah ME Dor miro oGs oeIlz
tate 2Gseroter aus shaler & 9ete's Srauerei,
Cincinnati, c~rebenSt, uno lit 9ortebrung 9etroHen
Montu9 mo SamItag 2ben6 aIs Grtruz3u9abe fir
bic 8eiuter SarmoniezpiuIit, ous9eidbrt BON Capt.
Ripter'S 's5th Regimental Band.n
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SttTtHH95IeFI
IN, MpPcutnnHH-NdrTp."

Die etite beutite euangeiiihe 9emeinbe SfuIe
on Der G~alterl@ Ipsnue bait an STtn9it Wtonta9e
ibr p. StiItunqs Set i'm n@recnuooo BGrte" alb.
Sr. yuftor 0Qrtmann pom Gplcd9o miro Die 6eitreoe
balten. Sic 3inoer ucroen inter 9eltun9 lbrer Sebz
rer mebrere @eiiu9a p%ortragen uno auBeroem our6
uerIbieoeue Oeflamationeu Die NnDelenoen Su un=
ter5atten iu1en. Obne 3pcifI miro or "e5reeRz
10000 Bart an bic elem 8aae elm Soblreides RublI-
fun unter ieinen l90neu lGattt9en S6unen paroelt
ieben.
u.s. OR. Gco. 4. ShumpiUu it NadfoI8er non
GOp. s. @baiitp, jun, in hem 9letrDbrcnle9un9s= uno
@aseinrtftunss 3 9eIdafte in " T. I, 81. PAUL.
StraBe, 9eporpen. gr bat fir unier @tablillelnent
9~earbeitet uno Mues befrteoigSnO b~ergeiteut, pes9al0
mir ibn nit 9utem Seluifen belu Yublitum empfebIen
t0unen. Seine Iu8ei9c lebe am betre1tenoen Ylabs!
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nommeu uuS beiirsbt nd, nit grOBem Gr-
folge, Dem BubIifum iaubcr ausgefiibrte unO
geidlmuduOae Irbeiteu III lisferH. Inter Den
5ablreihen Ser,in8 6abneu, beren Seitel'
lung er bis ieet e%ii3ttuirt bat, lit namentllA
Die 5abue os5 8dihiugtouer Shiiben Ser
ems 81 erpdhnen, elne Der cle91ntsitsn Sab
neu, pelte mir iemal8 geiebcn babeu. gfiAt
miuber CUTE arbelteH bat CT nIbreren Bidder.
uno Mteeger.S ereiaea g~eliefert. lleber ben
uortrefltdsn Stoii, aus Dem Die beitelteuarz
titsl psrfsrtist iino, herriht all9emeiueS Sob,
Srn. Sanders GsidIditslofal b%efiubet iid in
Nr. 822, I. StraBe, nabe SzStraBe, 81
JSoihinotou
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Sic yG.S. SlSler 6 Gardner,

SIR. s IL. 10, Su0<SispItr., balten tdslid I'M @alten an
@arpRer's s teI' Gin 9roBe5 @arten=eOn3cr
nit @eionss< uno Suitrument0lsS ortrdsen ab; @es
nannte Serren baden Den Baritonlften pm. Cob
iG1nibt, iopie SRI. Sbrober Sur Witnirfune bel oies
len @on,erten 9eponnen. Sr. Brof. 9foie bright
oas Orueiter, uno iii iiberbaupt oaiir Gorge 9etro=
gen, bas Yublitum burb SIumination be5 SartenS
Ii. |. ~. in ieoer BeSiebung j~uIrieoen 81 Itelen.
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Su9b SiHDn's
3 aMpfzW Ors8 erie

Gfe Der Rsrtbs unb Wonumentfrase,
Jmpurteure Don unr Sducier nit
trsmSrm unD einbeimii6em Warutnr,
bat legt sinen groBen unc sutzaN %ortirtsn gouatp Dor
mim:cjelim ME Mpnumeuten, @rabaeiHen,
Statue'n, Saieu II. 1. 10. on 9dEb.
DG i'd cine 9roBeUtible mad ben ipitefeu uuo be1er
BtdEe sebaut bdbe, 10 bin th iest i'm Stanee, ben
Sinolern, Gii1leru unb ARoeren Ntarmor In BIatten
al BeiteluRg in Der ~tlrJeteu Seit unb Su ben biligs
fen 9reIieu gu lieierH.
s@ 5m o6ieep Gtabfifsmsnt ptrb Deutf@ ss4
iDrODeu. f1S-l
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lleber Die meme New=gOrfer q 81 II
tion8=Se n ati II, wetf]e mir seitern in
unieren 0epelhen furS mtttbettten, beridtet
oas ySournal:" Srau 2ppoen, Die swei
S6hter bate, BON pelder cine nerbeiratbet
III, belpobnte nit Der iitnseru, 16 Sabre alien
Maria 2ouiie unS ibrem 0ienitndoden Sate
Otto bas gan5e elegant etn9eridltete Sal8
Or. c2S, 9bompiontr. SIR 0luf mar un<
beidolten unb lire &nunerionsn buraaus
reipeftabel. am Montag Radmittag nm 2
ubr fam Elm iebr anitdnoig getletoeter Dtann
oil oas Sans Der 6rau 0omoen ltno bat bas
Wdoden, pelbes Die Sbiire Dffnete, linn DaS
3inamer Der 6rau 2omOen gu Seisen. @r be.
CAB iiG bortbia, no 6rau 2ouben itd gleiG
mad Dem Oiittagelen, benz iie beinobute, eius
gei9lpiicn bate. Ser Oiuun htRb 3 Stuns
Den bel Erau 2owsen. mo CAB, alS er UNI 4
nbr pe99tng, benz 0tenfmdOden eiuen Get.
tel, auf nelf3em bic 8Ofte Str. lip, 9,
apenle" i%tanpeu. gr iaste, iaas 6pau Som.
ben traufer spiiroe, 10 m39e man mad oieier
Rurpmer idideu.' ais Diarie 2oIiie, SlrG
sas lanes @egbieiben ibrss Dsntter oeunril :
bist, on bic Sbire bes S9lafSimmers sing,
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WprfinS H. Gn,tiP'S

nid,t esplostrenbe Seroiime peer SobIcnsSeI-
Xampe i'm 9roBen unO 8teiuen. AueinI9e a9entur
Su Sabrifpreilen, iofuie auh lir bic beriibmteH 8afe=
fielb Grr=&ioiet=G pmpasnie. 0taH ienbe ODER
lprstbe por iIr Slrtulare bel Gebr. 9arp,
Q3~ptr12Utte4ptuiD, SIR. 246, u. =BaGtimorefr.
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IA Uni beute NbenO 1T pom Bors
itarbe pe5 y~4ll8em. 9eutIdeu % al
enhaues s" cine anger oroentlihe 9tref'
totial= Seriammlung oubcraumt woIpeu, 81
welAer ale Wtltgllcoer briu3eID eiugelapeu
iinb. 0as @cnlite miro eiueu gerldt er=
ltatten iiber Die Seihafung eiues Blaees fiir
Oas @atieHbauS. Die Seriammlun9 plrS
urG,lie 10 ubr erIiInet merOer.
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0Satfen=Oertbtsz, administrations
Mno Oerspts= Wnseiecn iiber-
I-.A

Bir MAIDEN ipejiel Daraui uufmertiam,
oaB mir in 3utuuit bel Den ~ioluieio idIou
idueren Iusgaben iiir geriftlif oor9eitrie>
beHe Bubltfationen paraui beSiglide 4nSei=
gen 5u perbdltniBmdBig Gcrin9ern Prelisn
GufnebmeE lueroen.
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~ 9r. 8anbTer in @ai4ings
ton bat bic Ngentlr fir bic beriibmte 6abnen<
uno Stiderei. UianufaftHr pom s. u. 9ietelr
tSniglidem SoiIteferantsn in 2eipsis, dbsr,
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Germtihte 8eridte.

Gin 1ufaa eigentb ii m1tder Or.
ereignete itd BOT iuenigen 8agen in 8reebulb
N.-D. Nls am Samtag bort Die Menagert,
bon &ledner & So. ein3og, wurbe pl0glif
Gin 8ierseipanlr, uelde5 ben Q0rpentdits 3og,
ourh cine poriiberiabrenOe 2ofomotipe idel &c.
madt uno glng bur6. Sei'm umbiegen UNI
cine StraBenede iiberi1l1g Der 8agen, Die
Bferoe rifien iif los uno liefen bauon uno Der
Wa9en blieb nit BEN 9tdoern mad oben lies
gen. Die 20uen muroen iebr uuruhig, bod
9elaug cs ibnen nit)t, ben 8dfig gu bur6bre.
den. S6lieBlif muroen bieielben nit GROCER
0tiihe in einen anberen &dfig iiber9cfiibrt.
Die Seu0lterung lfmebte in grocer angit, bq
man fpuBte, baB Der cine Der in Dem Safig be-
finbliden 91pen crit Dor ipenigen 3agen in
Tranfforb, philadelphia, ben Sdn6iger ger
fleti9t bate, 10 OuB perielbe an Oen' erbaItenen
@un0en ltQrb. (Oem.)
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nommen) nah Sort Oepoft, 6aSre
DC Vrace nnS Gibe @atcr=Ganal+
Sampfer ,4aneafer," @apt. S9os. 8tbuorf.
nSuniata.". Capt. ". g.. Riharo5on,
N2n Dtentaa, ben it. April, an sebt elmer Der
--yth6mitta9s 6 TPr pom uatsrrm &nce Scr xBefts
Walls : NIprnue al. vi Der RidIabrt perldBt Il
sort HeppEt i99ll9 UNI 3 uRr Ii. &apre De 6raee
uul q n6r Habmiftaos.
Der 49ent Der @eltui9oft In SABRE be Grace tplrh
oe urnlaouRg egf 2ra6t fir Die Iioe 29aters ODER
venRlp'pentdze aR6le, Iouie ouh Der ourh oieie @as
naie heraulerluirt6 tommenoen unb nab Baltimore
oesr anoeren BtaseR beitimmteu 6ra6t uRent9eGtlIb
~beier9en:
6ra6tgiter tperbeu tdgliG bis s 1br GA&mittaas
In Gmptang 9enommeR uno ~ biltGen Jsotsn uR6
~iorsf6lti9 perihift.
A% DupIitatsg on1oEierssRts 6nb ertorberIf6.
Sol. JarneJ SapIpr, aoeuf.
(S2-l ssr. 9t3, ABeffs SaassMpeans.
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cIm Watber'fhen ,,Spepn..

an ii 6reberidir II.
it Der aQqemein bettebte ST.. bleurp piecer ein9e=
troffen uno entsiitt MN lDieoer jepeu Ihenb oas SUBS
litum burn Ieine fomiihen Sortrige; AUDI oas i!bri9e
Berlonal it fat our4sebenos reu.