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, 1872-10-20

The North american Rerie,p for October
begins with the last part Of Karl Hillebrand's
paper on ''Hcrder." His preceding chapter
brought Herder down to his meeting with
Merch in Ito, and this chapter begins the re-
cital OF his precipitate betrothL to Caroline,
and the quarrels, reconcilations, recriminations,
aud apologies in which Herder, through F'one Of
Germany's greatest geniuses,' kept himself and
Caroline increasingly involved, very much after
the fashion OF ordinary men. Herder's life, like
his nature, WIS curious mixture. Hillebrand
gives, in rapid narrative STYLE an analysis Of the
contradictory element Of character that made
him an impossible friend to men like Schiller,
Niebuhr, and Wieland, and almost to Goethe
all Of whom would gladly have preserved their
affection for him. OF the literary and co1tro-
versial work that Herder did, Hillebrand speaks
only casually, and devotes the paper mainly to
the incidents Of his married life; his various
clerical settlements NOTABLY that Mt Weimar,
which Goethe procured for him the curious
development Of his character, and his pereonal
acquaintances.
In "The germanio World 0, Gods" Karl
Blind describes s'in large lines the religious
views Of the German nations" not only on the
mere plea Of the political conceptions and rich
folklore Of Teutonic mythology, but on &c:
count Of the intimate connection he has found
between its narratives and those Of the Hebrew
Scriptures. Another object the author avows is
to dispe1 many Of the current superstitions, not
by calling them ''rubbieh or nonsense" but by
scientific treatment, showing them to be the
remnants of q decayed religious system.
Mr. II. D. Howells, in the article entitled,
"Niccoline's Anti-Papal Tragedy" gives briei
sketch Of the occurrences Of Italian history
which preceded and *'account" for the tragic
bent Of NiccoliQe's political writings. Brief
, 1872-10-20

The Atlantic for November criticises at length,
in it's monthly editorial on Art, the architecture
Of the New Chicago. The great use Of iron in
the first stories Of large blocks and the Distress
ing manner in which our galvanized iron cor
nices plunge into the sky, are somewhat sharply
rebuked- The general toae of the criticism is,
however, very favorable. The stone work, with
the exception of the faces that grin from our
walls is praised for original and artistic design.
The New Chicago is, the Atlantic says, ''archi-
tecturally our most interesting city,"
, 1872-10-20

female advocates Of Woman's Rights in this
country have never taken cognizance
Of this important fact, and demanded that
woman shall be allowed tile privilege Of
learning how to cook as well as how to vote.
Admitting that women ought to vote, which has
the clearer right to vote, the woman who can
cook or the woman who can't? It is absolutely
impossible to ignore the fact that the woman
must administer the household. We are willing
to give in our adherence to the rights OF woman,
so far as to admit that q woman who can show
that she is a thrifty, skilful, and economical
housekeeper shall and ought to have the right to
vote. But, On the other hand, g. woman who
can't chow this ought not to be allowed to vote.
The household muet take preference over the
elective franchise. The duties OF the household
come with each rising Of the sun. Dinners must
be cooked three hundred and sixty-dve times q
year. Voting only comes once in one, two, or three
years. Man cannot provide the money for the
household and run it too, although it would
probably astonish the female sex if it we're
known how many men are frst-class cooks and
housekeepers.
The leaders Of the Woman's Rights Reform in
England are ahrewder, more practical, and long
sighted than their sisters in America. They are
IS persistent as the latter that woman shall have
the right to vote, but with this demand they
couple the condition that woman shall
have some practical knowledge Of the duties
which peculiarly belong to her sex. To carry out
this idea, mechanics institutes have been estab-
1ished at various places in England, to which
young women, as well as young men, are nd
mitted. In one Of these Institutes, Miss Jewa-
bury lectured to class of young women, and
recently she gave them the following questions
to ansWer:
a. State the best method Of using up bones and
scraps Of meat and bread.
49, Would you prefer to eattheu vessel or
tin iron pot to setin -FOUR oven on hob to stew
any scraps Of meat, bones and bread that you may
have and state the advantage OF keeping such stock
pot continually going.
49, How would you Iay out ten shilings In the town
If you had sick husband, and four children too young
to work. orhow, you lived in the country, with small
garden would you lay ahiuings and sixpeace
under the sane circumstances2
~. Suggest saVory and economical dinner for
husband and wife, and five children.
rs. Suggest sayory and economical supper for
o husband coming home after 8 hard days work.
&c. How 1ould you ventiiate sick room so that 8
patient would not take chill 4?
~ How would you cleanse room in which pa
tient had scarlet fever?
"8 How would you make bread?"
How many young women Of the period, in this
country, are competent to answer these ques-
tions, with any degree OF intelligence? How
many women are able to answer them at all
And yet they lie at the very foundation of house
keeping. AS far. as woman's rights are con-
cerned, we should be willing to allow any woman
to vote who could answer them satisfactorily
and could put them into practice As far as
housekeeping is concerned, the woman who can
anawer them will not long be troubled with bad
servants.
, 1872-10-20

too much dilated. AL the personages are excel
lent conversationallsts, but never know when to
cease talking. Many jokes are introduced, most
of which are so dull that they might. in minstrel
parlance, be appropriately c1assed as "gags."
But it is the characters aud situations which
amaze the beholder and confound the critic.
Signs Of crudity are everywhere apparent. In
the first place, no sister was ever 80 utterly
vile and Aea1tless as Louise, without there
was kingdom or some great stake
to be played for. That any young lady should
leare her home and return undisguised in i've
yeare, not expecting to be recognized, is lncred-
ible. That she should meet her sister,, the Old
servants, her brother, and even her f1rst bus
band, and deceive them all in regard to her iden-
tity, eTen for On instant, is not within the
bounds of possibility. Five years cannot pro-
duce 80 great transformation IN any person.
These are the two principal points that strike the
there there are othel incidents Of The plot that
strengthen the prevailing impression Of unreal
ity. But all pieces Of California origin incline to
the stprotean," ;" why, it is difficult to determine.
''1Vhose Wife" contanNs NJ faint imitation Of the
protean character in tie guise Of parsonage
called iSardy Caper p1ayed by Mr.. Padgett),
whose action seems to have little purpose,
He is the good angel Of the piece. In DISCUSSES,
uselessly assumed it would seem, because 80
easily penetrated, be pursues the wandering
the most awkward and laundering manner pos
sible, assists in bringing an Intelligent result
out Of dramatic chaos. Like all the other people
introduced, Sardy does nothing that the specta-
tor would naturally expect. Theseus in the
labyrinth family represents the heroine in the
finally cuts the Gordian knot of all the Difficult
ties with poison-an Irish way Of doing it, or
saying it., but very effectual. More things are
wrought BY poison than the ,unaophisticatteesd
all its defects and strange inconsistencies, has
some excellent featurea and several strong
, 1872-10-20

TIE VAHIAN CONCERTS
The concerts Of Madame G. Varian, who has
appeared in our 2oacert rooms on several occa-
sions, will be given at Central Hall, corner OF
Wabash avenue and Twenty-aecond street. on
"a and 26 and on Saturday afternoon. She viii
be assisted by signor francesca Barto1ini, wh,
has sung in the Nilsson and Parepa concer
troupes and Polish pianist, Mr. J. dezia1inah
THE APOLLO CLUB.
The Apollo Musical Club, OF Chicago, has
leased, Of the Germania Mmnnerchoi, the latter'a
pleasant and convenient rooms on the corner Of
Wells and Randolph street. and will hereafter
meet there for rehearsal. The club is now in q
prosperous condition, and Wiu soon make ltHeH
well known in this city,
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Sptesuile, SOwarOsGOuntp gelegen, brunute
gsiern Gbeno uOGfanOig uieGtr. Ser 5du,
ben, etma $4,000 betragenO, lit ourd Serithez
rung geocdt.
-(Gln Rurpldnber ueruuatiidt.) gire
9epside aus Seumoob, SbrO, meloet, DaB
Oaielbit gelteru elm Gugeltuter Der ,SaItl
more SbiosSabu." Ramen8 Sobu 6atba-
man aus SatlauS, Secils Gountp, MO., Don
eincm Gage i~iberiabrcn unO iofort get6Otet
purce. Der &0rpsr mar idrcdIi4 Oerititm'
melt.
Aus Anuupoli8.-0u &obleuoertebr
auf benz n~&beupeatesO biO.GunaI" bat iaI
gang auf9ebOrt.
Die belOen Neser, 9sui. Orffer mi
BERN @aiap0n, Welde Samitag Aben0 ans
benz bicfigen @efdnguife e%utlpiifteH, BE-
wirtteH tbre 6ludt caOurf, oaB ie Elm Stitc
@tien i'm Diem rotb9libeno mattsn unb ba
nit Die Riegeltlammer aus Der Gbitre ibre
j3sue ausbranuten. Der Sdsr.ii bat al
tbre @teOerergreIiung cine SeIO9nHug uOn !
s25 9eiest.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

beroppeIIa ii o II ssS er dt. Nm
Den 9. December -gBilbeIm uno Senois
len ploer Roloiol Il Comp; SdluB bes YlaioDp rs
fur pie Ippelatsn burd Cruiqe Sorlpis, FUR RE 4p.
Jo9le; gCstnn ter argumentir1ng purb Rtharb ).
9lttln9s fur ben Nppelanten, - Wor9en nobut rer
9erthtsbof Der Gntbilung Der 3areps 5tGtue bel, pess
halb er fb big Wtittpod oerta8te uuo Yr, IS, 46, Al,
AZ uto 49 auf bic nQAlte Sagesoronune iebte.
4reiSg ert9t lit altimorCz @ounto.-
Z oDi n om II, Den 10. DECEMBER. (Bor BEN Ribs
tenn Rthare Sraion uno @eorg Yeuott.) Gtnnep L
BdrroIps ptoer 6rteort6 S5umahcr uuD Mm. 8.
Sapes; ben Gld9ern lD-e9genommenes Gi9entbum ntbit
eIrlen Sent GntIhdot9un9 miererjuertanut. Yatrid
WttSau9bIin uioer gBm. 8. Maro; Titirt. g8u.
SoG mtoer M. 8. ). Soslep; III oes &lGeers @urltei
entlGieoen. gBnr. 81. Srauers lpiotr GorGro j.
Sentlns; Dem GIa9er $l6, 49, rehit 3inieu pom bsuts an
i%uertanrt = Der outarpldneer 9Guo. uno Ysrmanentt
SeIlnltlttensS auperein bon galtimprss9 ouutp" ptoer
S.org Conn; Rem 9la8er $lS7 so nebit 5~ntsreiien pom
5. Houember an iu9siprohen. - Soiepb' .. Gbeibire
Jun, pt:er bic nVtarmor. @ompa9nie pom Baltimore
9ountq;A Ditto $4,000. - Sir mur8en ItnO 9tr. 99-lC3
l09, H., lt3, us, Il6, 122, l26, 1913, l3I, 1873 - 1876
l3S uno 139 onberaumt.
Bunoesbe3irts.9ertat.- tgor Ridte
Silss.' IS murIen 9oreni 3atarias. Columbus 8.
5altler, Wtpies BQmberger, Q9iIb. 8 6unjelmauu I'M
y. WtaiOn Sanoers ben Sleinsei6luorenen jur Ausiul
lung BON 8ataEien binju9eii9t; rem oorgelanenen Gar
Us. Gens sntbaro 8ttbtee 8Iles pom geldmorenert
oienite. = 80. &au uuo s. y. Wturpbp ptoer .
g8inner1ann; p~er9Ieihslpeile erleol9t. - Btterp 4
9Onp. lpiper ben S6oonCr u5eriep Oat;" tittO.-S u
Ser. Stlaten uloer 5atob Yruba1er. GautiOnsta9e
;urid9ec9t.- SieIelben pioer Senrp 6tlt, capita
oes S6oOners %. 8. &oalbert;" gertrtben. = 0telel
ben piper 4lgernon .. Yerep; Ditto. = Sielelben 9ese
cine 4artie fabri,irten, in gtr. l07, Slt=4ratitraBt
iQiIir. en-, DOH ifriele retlamirteu SabadS; oltto. - s
bic lem 2srnine louen Die Yrojele Der Bunoesre9terun
pioer Rueolpb SIumenberg uuo mioer eGs Gt9ertbur
ots grGuers 8aleutiu Drummer, Der bCtdnntIid te
Ilebertretun9 bes Steuergsies.s I'M oori9en Sermir
uberilbrt poroeu, oor9euommen Weroen. - Der 0s
rihtshof oerta9ts ll1 big beIte.
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gtaOt Baltimore.
bic beDorffebenben T%efttaae.


0iOrgen iiber 14Sage febrt bas 8eibnadts
felt mleoer uno bersitS iinb Die SdaufenlieI
Der 2doeu nit alien m09ltten, at 4n9ebin
ben fif eignenoen 9Baareu ausgej6miidt
Iu6 uniere Iu5eigeipalten nebmen tGglid
mehr ben @barafter eineS Sanoweiiers an, lin
Sung unb glt eiuSulaben, ba unb bort ibrl
@infduie Ill MAIDEN. Sober @eidGftsmann
Der ieine Sntereien 5u f0rOern piini9t, ioQtt
bic Dtittel aupenbeu, tueld)s erforoerlid) iino,
I'M @rfols Su ii4eru uno ii9 uidt bon ielnell
@onfurreuteu iiberlii9eln 5u laiien. &er Die
bette @aare bat unp ie pretsIpiiroig p%erfauit,
oarf es nid]t benz 3ufale iiberlaiier, Oh Oas
befannt wtrb, "ionoeru iolte onrf 4nseiaen
in iolden 3eituusen, bic cine iebr groBe Cir
fulatlon babea, es oabin bringen, baB lein
@eidaft bon Seoem gefannt ipelben mug.
Die 9eidmaduDae 4uSfeQung Der gSaareu
in S9auieulern tbut al~erbtnss uiel, bod
lenfer bielelben rlur bic Iufmerflamtelt Der
Yerionen, ipelde Sufdaig on ben 2Gben Dor.
bei9eben, auf iid, unb Die i3abl Derielbeu 1T
serins i'm Sersleide gegen bic 3abl Der 2eisr
elmer INSTRUMENTATION 3eitun9. Die Soufur.
renj 1T, ME leoer Sertaufer meiB, iebr groB,
unb lperSunDidaft 9euinuen MIL, tbue Dasz
ielbe, mas bic er fol9rei9fen @el9aftsleute in
friiberen iSeiten 9etbah babelt, nnb mas ie
nod beute tbun, udnlid bur6 an5eigen in
weitoerbreiteten 3eitunsen beitanbig Die anf.
rtertiamfeit bcs Yublifums auf ibr @eiddit
su lenten. Die oafiir gemadten 4usgabeu
iino unbeoerteno 9eseliiber benz Nueen, Der
baburf erlpdbit, cine Mabnulg, Die iiderlif
Sober I'M auge 3u balten bat, Der es nit benz
@riOlse ieines Beibnadts.S elddfts reoli6
Mslnt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Der SamSfer psarasOia," Capt. Cooper, fam &c.
Fern BON Saoannab, GEO.. bier an.
Der 9ampfer pgBrn. Crane, " Capt. Sotpes, sins
Spnnabeno BON gOitOn bierber ab.
Die beutide Barte p2aura unO Gertrude" Capt.
poppelbauin, ie9elte am Is. Stop. uon Dong Song nab
San 5ranjisco alb.
9as Stiff ngBaloo," Capt. 9aoartoiierna, eIarirte
am Il. ~gtopembcr jill Londonderry. SrIGns, nab galtt.
more.
Dis garte nManitou," CAPT. Nortb, gine am l.
Oeielnber Don WtGtansas, Cuba, nah urierem Safen
ab.
Ser s9ooner v8. z. Wtr9ant,H Capt. aerrer,
elarirte am 2S. Gou. inGbarIottetopr, 4rinJ gDnars's
SnieI, nod Baltimore.
An9ettpften luurnen ~foIsente Sabr;euse: am 0. so.
pember unter'm 40. Sreiten. uno 81. 2Gngen9raoe Die
BON DiImtnstOn, R..6., nab eamburs bsfimnlte
teuti9e Barrie y9laueia," capt. Sieie; an IL. Nou.
untsr'm 40. Breitens unb 9. 26n8en9raoe Der BON
9Ioucefer in England nab Sem abgesanaene
Sreinaiter ugBm. Geo." Capt. Sopes; am 10. gioo.
unter'm As. Brettens uno Is. 26Hsensraoe oas S6iff
g1eptOtoale" anf Der 6abrt BON 9torfolt, 3D., nap
ga lnIoutb In GneIano.
Die Srtas vRsppins." Capt, SnOp, BON Sbpmas
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ben Giaeni6aiteu besS berridters binpeii't."
4ls Der 9ouUerneur geeroet bate, ltromten
ale aus Dem 3immer binaus auf ben glab
Dor benz Staat5haule, mo- Die gntbulun9
Dor iid) geben ioate. Sunoerte BON Perlorel
hatten fd nm Die Statue geif)aart nre er,
parteten nit Spannuug ben 4ugenblld, no
Die Situe fallen wiiroe. 0as Dtart1tezWtnrtz
Corps fteQte iid biuter Dem Oertmal auf.
Sebalb bic Wlit9lieber %oeIielben lhre Srlltrll'
merte oil ben Mnnb geieet battel uilo oer'el'
ben ben eriten Son entlofterl, ipllroe ole
Sduur, welfe bic Sii1e feitblelt, gelDlt;
baS Su6 fiel nie6er uno man erbl1dte Den
Oberri6ter in iibeuber Stellung, nahoeHteno
oas Saupt geneist. Die ltnte 9aro ru9t
auf Der Contribution, iudbreno er NIT Der re1'
ten cine Role umIdluugeu bdlt. Die Staz
tue lit etma II SUB bob, Die Si9nr Saneg's
niirbe bemuad, falls oerielbe in itsbenDer
Stelung bonn aiinitler ausgefitbrt ipOrOen
wdre, mebr, oils neun 6uB bod iein. Die
giloiGule rubt auf einem elnfaf)e1 Sodel
BON 9rantt, Der cine SObe BON ungefabr
7 SAB bat. Die Statue wurSe IN Utln9er
in Der tOnlsli9en Gieberei angeferti9t. Del
Ylas, auf welfem bieielbe lebt itebt, lte9i
ungefdbr 80 SUP bon Dem 9auptetngan9e
be8 Staatsbauies e%ntfernt. Wttt Der Gntbil'
lung oes Dominates enoeten Die cerimontel'
len Seierlidfeiten, unb bic Wtenge, melte Der
Blat Dor Dem Staatsbauie a~nfiiutet ~seritreltt
lt. 9ls Der gabnSus I'M 4 u6r bic freut'
BEN @Gite nieoer BON annapolis fortflbrte
ueriant bic Staatsbuupttaot mieoer III lbr'
npm1hufihe R1be.
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Mus Cumberland.
(spaiaI.@ OrreipOnOena oes rgOrrsipOn0enttn

(SptitdlESorrelponoenj Dee ,eorrelpon0ehien.
6 II b rlauo 3, 9. Deg, - Die 9tadl'
rage bon &uspdrt5 mad GumberlGuOer Sob
len III beOeIteno uno mGbreno Der OorlgeN
@od)e gingeu alleiu 2300 Sonneu nod Den
pcItlnDli6eu Snielr. Der Brei5 lit S4.75-
50 pro Souue, frel an SorO.
9emuGdit mirO fir uniereS einNooreB,
Bud erifeiueu, SaS nit groBer Sor9ialt SUI
lanrmengeIteQt uuo in Der inHereu uuO GuBe=
rem Au8ltattIug oenI8 altimOrer poutommen
dbulid if.
4ui her Baltimore. Ohio 8abn" lam DO,
rieeu 6reitag nabe SairmGunt in 6nlge elmer
uurifttg geiteltenW ,ife elne&OQlilou Smeier
3i9e Dor, nobel mebrere &aglonS Sertritm<
inert, ieood feline Bafagiere uerleet muroen.
gtur Der 9eiSer oe5 einen SugeS, Der, bel III
QeranuabeH Der @ei0br, bon Der GOtomotlue
ipraH9, murOe ntht unbeoeuteno UerleBt.
Setu ytartc 1T ntdt betauut geuOrben.
Sn @rant8Ullle, 8arrett . Gountg fau0
0onnerltag cine Seriammlung our Grpdbs
lung bon 0elegaten fiir oue in SatlauO ab=
SubaltenOe Contention fat, melte 8eamte
iiir oa8 ncue @ountp uomluiren ioa. Sol.
| Qeu0e 0elegaten puroen fir Sen @raut8uiQer
0titritt aepdblt: 9. 8elflep, s. guce, @b8.
8ropn, glt Stanton uuo g. s. Qipen-
9Oo0.
Die yOSO.6euOws" BON 9eOfOrO, me1fe
bel Den bieiigen 8riiOern gum Seiufe geue'
len uareu, febrteu Salnl1ag iriib mtcoer in
lbre 9eimatb 3uriid. sic GuBsru iid iiber
ben i4uen Su She'll 9ewOrOeneu @mpfaug aus
BerorOentlit) befrie0i9t.
Sn GrOitbur8 feI 9cTern iedS l3oa
S6nee.
-6r. Sobn 6. McSap, unicr geadtstsr
Mitbirger, bate Samiag Natuittag eiuen
Sdla8aniaa uno lie9t i4per crtrantt bar
ute0er.
-6r. 2uircO @bttlonc bon 6lintftouc,
IQeguup~G ouutp, erle9te in Uoriger 8Odc
uabe 0tper'S 0ilu8, Ya., eineu Yantber, Der
pom SOpf bis 5Ur S6m0njipige OoQc 81
SUP maB.
-6r. SEQ. Charles bat ieiuen Intbeil al
Dem btelgen y0uilg Stems al icineu Goul'
pagrOu, lOberi s. 8. Sobuiou, o~ertauit, 10
Dag oieier iegt Der o0ctuige @l5cntbiimer res
SlOttcs lit.
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stm

miro an oeu Oret erilen &agcn oieier g8odl
oa8 eriOl9retde oreiatti9e S6auipiel: ,6ala
uno 9alS!" Wic6erbolt perOen. 9a8 Stiid
1T reid all eri6iitternOeu @fietteu uuO nil
prGdtigenS ceHCrie'n ar8gel1attet, 0ie9aupt,
role be8 Stiides wir0 Ourh ben beliebter
3-a90ber 5ru, s, 9, Stetion ~reprGicntirt,
weI6eF in oicier Bartie i'll alien 9r0Berer
StGoteu SurOre madte. 9onnerl0g, Tret.
tag uno SOnnabeuO gelauSt Oa8 ueue pier.
attige SGauipieI: per wagbalitge Sid,
Der ~@ebeimpOIt3it" sur Multiplying, in wel
der 6r. =. 3, S%tetiOu Die &itelrOQe ipieler
wirO, Der Sdauplab OeS StiideS 1T yteu.
YOrt unO lit ouS Sdouipiel nit Qdn5lidj
lteleu Seeuerte'u auSgeitattet. Seruer treten
in Oieier 8Ode Die beritbmten Seuiation8-
flinller @ourtri9bt uno @ilbert gum erIten
Utale in ibren @burattertiiden: .@rOB uno
&lein" uno ,,0ie Qeidenoiebe" auf. aud)
oa8 uelte @rOiii' i6e 8auet; r0ie Seen Oe5
Silberidaume5" miro wGbreuO Oieier ISOLDE
sur 0arteQung gclangcn. I'm reidlider Abs
ued8luHg ieblt eS Oemua6 ni6t uHo eS ftebt
5u erparten, oaB oQ8 u6rOnttraBcns 5beater"
al le0em QbSub itberfiiQt lem miro.
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nsy Spc;tdI Npti;.

Die Aafnertiamtclt BON 8ap,taliiten mo
Guoeren miro auf ben Sertaui OeS mertbpol.
len grunojiu8irticu @igcntbum8 Nr. %,
gtiO 70 . y an ltr q &c, ais vGeutrals
Safe" betannt 9clenft pelfe8 heuts,
MiittpOd, D. II. 0e5br. 1872, gtadmitta9S
4 ubr, on Srt mo Stele itattiiuOet.
Sine nabere Seifretbung ftuOet nan inter
ben Nuftlous= Qujeigeu.
(295l IS. Wpber S SDhnc, 4uft.
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Ger ..NicncrFrdn;m

gjebt beute, Den IL. DECEMBER, iein 3tuei.
ties GOu5ert III Der nGOncorota." 0aB iitj
%Oaiielbe wicOer 3u cinem mabrbaft brllanten
&rfolge g~eitaIten mlrO, unterliegt feinem
3weiicl, oa Der y2ieOertrauS" bereit5 lett pie
len Sabren inter ben oeutihen @eian9oer.
etnen 4lnerita'S cine beroOrragenoe Steuung
einnimmt. 9G8 BrOgramm ut Elm icbr &C.
uGblt18 unO eHtbdlt inter 4uOerem mebrere
Yiecen aus oOberOn"( Ouuertiire, @bOr, Be-
nor Colo unO 6inale), eiu SiOlinz&oHBer t
bon 2.SpObr, Die Gantate: Die 6lutt mad
@ggpten," bon Star Srut uno Den @hor:
y SOlOateumutb," pom 9~fOiemalO. SeOeuz
iau8 itsht Gin Aahlreiter 8eiuh au ermQrten.
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Sertbte aus benz Snnern oe5
Stldte54

-(S9merer llnfuu.) 8dbrsnS 6reitaQ
6r. Seize yt. llnger auf benz 8abnbofe tnSas
9erstopn bei9aftl9t mar, einen 8aaon St.
triol aus eiusm @tienbabnlpasgon auf ieinen
@agen su laoeu, glitt er aus, ftel su 8os
ben nn6 oas @efaB nit Der Sdure fiel auf
i'm unO Serbrad. @r nuroe am @eIi6t uno
&Opfe i9redli6 uerbrannt, gliidliftrueiis ics
bod iprtste Die Saure ni9t in ieine augen
lnO bOfit man, ietne Ssrtetungen in oerbalts
ntBmdBi9 fur3er 3eit Su bellen.
- (Braub in Somarb : @ount1.) Oas
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an ..&ndbc'6 MoIel

fiuOet 9ienitag, ben H.. DECEMBER, sur In
teritiiBun9 Der Ourd Die Stmmilutb Oe5 10
Nouember8 beimgeiuhteu, al Der Sitite Dc
Office wObuenocu DGncu ELL groBeS @ouscr
itatt, meIdeS bon BEN 96. A5ger SamCrt
unO 8. SurldnOer ueranltaltct lit. 2lle Die
ieui9en, welhe ejn Witt9efiibl fir Die Jtotb
IelOenben begeu, iOuten uift %ueriaumen, ole
les @On3ert III beiufen. 8iuete Iil6 i'll Dic
@afrep's, Sntro's un0 8iui8'S UtuFtalieH
h0nOlItna 81 h0be1.
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Turnndt

@elOz uno an0ere SenOuugeu nah 0eutid'
Lamb, rcip. europa, bic sur 28eibuabt5Seit
O'ruUBeu eiu5utrsfien beittmmt iiu0, iOQteu
unper5 9lih uufgegeben merOeu. 4bisnonng
jeOen Samitag, entmeoer Our6 NeAiel OOer
Oirefte 3abluug an Srt unO Stclc.
pE~ Au8mdrti9e 2Iigeber iiuO gcbeten,
NOreIieH ior9iam auijuSe0en.
ESQ., Z. Raine.
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oa8 GburatterbiIo; yGintr BON uni're Qeut'"
ge9eben, 9ieie6 Stid bat uuf alien 8iibnen
8arOre erre9t unO miro audi bier ieiue i3u9.
trait nift uerfebIen, umiomebr, Oa bic 6Qnpts
rolen il4 III ben 0dnoen uuierer tiidtiQfteu
Sdauipteler beftnOeu. 9emieuu9eu, Der Ell.
nen beitern Abenb uerleben ii, ieine 2admu8.
tcln elEmal 9ebGrig III 8bGtigteit perieten
ibid tonnen mir nur anrGtBeu, Die 6reitagSs
SoriielIunn III heinden-
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Snupt.@cwtnu $4,000.

$50, DOB am 30. Oe5enlber 1872 0urd) 0a8
2OOS enti6ieoen gum Seiteu oe5 ,Nsbra8ta
StaatS- IS aiienbauieS." Stlete gu 81, ODER
6 8illete iir So.
Agenteu Uerlangt. Sir ndbcre 4ustunft
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d. aenbeit beS faottifen g o.
es fno nadserabe 10 itarf seporoen, baB
Der Praiibsnt Der Saltimorer @as-Gompass
ME-" pr. sSm. Sinclair bon Nem-0ort, ith
osranlaBt %geiunoen bat, uniere Stabt init
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Rcrfins & 6nuie's

utef esplueIrenpe SeroiIns Urer &ubIeu:CsIs
yam pe In 5roscn uRo SletneH. aIeiliee asentur
su Tabritpreticn, ionic auh lid Die berabmteR aSatCs
hsle acknowledgements. Gi0n ienoe oosr
tprebG por iIr @trtulare bel Sebr. Sarp,