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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

-Ei,h, Of 'hc Now York ruughs who
assaulted III ..r TulleJ nave boon arrest d
and jailed.
The International Society is reported
TO be organizing the strikers in Austria,
with the oljec. of preventing an Interno'
tional Exposition here.
Clement McClausland, deputy United
States marshal, was found froz n to death
near Frog Point, Dacotah Territory. His
home is Lowell, Mass.
Wednesday Mr.. Schurz presented u
memorial signed by l0,iJ7 persons, pro-
testing against incorporation into the con-
stitution recognition Of the Deity.
The Morgan raid damage claims arc
to be re-arranged by another Ohio legisln.
tive committee.
-"Confldence' aud three carl mont,
men have been infesting the railway
trains running into Omaha.
Several more of the California stag
robbers have been sentenced to tairty
years each in the penitentiary.
The Chicago criminal court ha.
granted q change of venue in the cases o
| aldermen Busse and Powell.
| --Joshua l.. Chamberlain, president o
Bowdoin college, has been elected majo
general of tle Maine militia.
"A Russian spy has been detected q
Limberg, Austria, skctching the fortfc'
ions, and condemned to one years impri
Jnment.
bernhard Lussler, saloon keeper {
Hamilton, o., "Wednesday, shot and kilit
I negro named Ed. Miller in the act
tapping his till.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
ANT W ERP.
GREAT AND GROWING coNfusIox.

GREAT AND GROWING CONFUSION.
(From the New York Hera'd)
Oar news from Antwerp makes no more
mention of the congress dethroned mon
nrchs. The Count de Chumbord seems to
be the only person in the town who com
mands any attention. What the Count
lntenis to do, or expects to do.
whether he is making any progress,
whether lie is or is not likely to
make a descent on France, are questions
which we have no means of answering. 1t
Is II funny thing all through, this Ant
wcrp business; but tho fuaui,s.
thing in the whole affair j. III II
the big, fat fellow /. inspiring the Belgian
authorities with fear. Great excitement
1t is said, prevails in the city. The gen
darn,s have actually found il necessary to
charge upon and di.perse the crowds. Sew
eral persons have been wounded. The citI-
zens, who are arming themselves with all
sorts of weapons, are determined to expel
the strangers, and the authorities, appre-
henSve ofserious disturbances, are making
extensive Preparations to suppress rloting.
Although there is but small chance that
his lositimist friends will carry Henry
the + tIh in triumph from Antwerp to
Paris, it l. not ut all impossible that this
whole affair, very ridiculous in itself NAV
lead to some Important results.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
FRESHEST GLEANlNGS.

The Empy,or william. health is i'm.
proving.
tn, The G'""" Haven (Micb.> masonic
building burned Tuesday.
VIM. b Castle, Il prouanco, o,,,.
ofClevelond, Ohio, is dead. ''''"'"
Several buiid,nss in Belair, o,,
were burned Tuesday night.
German presidential clubs arc or.
saniling in every ward in San Francisco
Colonel F.sk's horses, carriages md
harness we're sold Wednesday, bringing
$4,000,
The japanese Embassy gave Mayol
Medill $4,000 tor the relief of the Cbicae,
poor,
-Ek-jadss troy, of Brooklyn, ba,
ued the BrookIyn Eagle for SO 600 f.,
alleged libel
New York custom house inye,,iga,i, q
committee will not meet until Mondnv
next.
baron Won Ohenburg, the new Rus
sian minister to the United States. ba,
left for America.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
TON SCOTT AND THE UNION PACIFIC.

iFrom the Railroad Gpzeite)
1t is understood that Mr. Scott will
withdraw from the Union Pacific at the
close Of his presen; term next month J.,
and will be thus free to engage in the pro-
motion Of the Texas line without incur
ring the Jealousy Of the owners of the,
Union Pacific, whose representative he j..
1t is doubtless for the interest of the Tn.
ion Pacific That anew line should not be
constructed across the continent so long ms
/. has abundant capacity torall the Pacific
traffic, n IT now has but il new rond !,
to be constructed, it will be an advantage
to the Union Pacific, if that new line can
be controlled By it, officers, provided, of
course, that he does not unduly favor the
latter.
1t seems to be taken for granted that the
Texas Pacific road will now be undertaken
with vig"r and completed rapidly. 1t i,
altogether probable that If the compnn,
desire to complete the lne-at least n
considerable portion Of it, including near.
y all that in Texas it will find littlc DIFF.
tcnlty in finding the capital
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

One OF THE NOTED characteristics OF
Ohio democracy has always been stut-
born adherence to everything bearing
the name of the time -honored party.
The name has culy been less dear to it
than principles. This being the fact,
the remark of the Cincinnati Enquirer
that Davis and Parker (the nominees
Of the labor reformers) isn't a bad ticket
for the elements opposed to Grant to
unite on is significant to say the least
of it. 1t is an indication that even
Ohio democracy is in a fair way to
learn that "those also serve who do no
stand and wait.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

la Those WHO buy t.in..t stones OF rs
lJok wan prize and satisfaction on u e
grave. cf their Friends" is ihc advertise
inent ola Western stoLecutter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

tg-A Chicago WiJOw # clearinghouse
.ducati, IT, acquired ~ less than SliO'O oil
relief flnos by appcar,sg under various
gu.ss and hav ne several d tiercnt places
Of abode. he had gathered seven stoves
in one locality, and in another al immense
number Of blankets. And yet the old
f,gic. talk about the irc,lu,it. OF women
10 do business, uke care Of themselves
and vote,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

ITw Asa noticeable fact that at ihe
late labor reform convention no sup
,orter of Grant was mentioned ~ -
candidate for the Office of president or
vice. presidential the men named TOR
either place on the ticket are we'll
known as being opposed to Grant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02
AGENTS WANTED FOR
b E Id EN-,
TTIE WHITE CHTEE-
OR,
Twelve Years among the Wild Ind ana
of the lIaius!

Inn" ldlo OF George J., Beldrn, who icined the
inI,Ws sni tecoIne n cct brated war; or abounds
anL .Hlhg adventure aud curious IniormHii, N
nmL nroiustly illustrated with new and sp,r.
NM s,'slulhs 81 tue Indians. The most popuI r
ON, hgn, SUI b' Ok OF the year. Sells at sight
I'd png nJ ust T. ports eos pi"ht In Que week. A
poste1 wiz nanar "ltn specimen page, a large
en Nv WIN 80 Illustrations, and terms to agents
en- I'm nee, ny A: HUTCHINSON a CO., 6S n
nF'h street, 81. Louis, Mo an ia,wivN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

Mrs. ADMIRAL DAHLGREN has
lately made petition to Congress for
remuneration for the use of her hus-
bands patents, after which many Of the
cannon used during the war were made.
The merits of the Dahlgrcn cannon are
many and great they were used in the
great battles Of Dupont, Farragut, Por'
ter, &c, and still constitute the arma
ment OF our navy. Previous to thei
advent, 500 rounds were looked upo
as fair standard for heavy guns, viii
the Dahlgren armament is safe for 90
rounds or more.
When the rebel ram Merrimac issue
forth and inflicted such gricvous dan
age at Hampton Roads, she was driv,
back by the Monitors ll-inch Dab
gren guns, and never ventured on al
other trial. The Merrimac was .obligc
to endure the blockade of the Monitor
and never dared venture to the conflict
her commander preferred to sink hel
and did 50.
At Mobile the few brief moments G
opportunity were so aptly used by tn
rapid fire of the il-inch guns of III
Chickasaw that the iron-clad Tennes
see yielded to their blows.
The claims of Mrs. Dablgrcn agains
the government will amount to abou
three hundred thousand dollars, whic
will very probably be granted to her.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

WGenerai Fitzpatrick has accepted an
ofsr OF $4,000 in gold, 70 deliver twelye
lectures during the month of Nav #,
California
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

sale of arms by our government to the
French during the Franco Prussian
war, may be inferred from the follow
ing letter written by German to the
Washington Chronicle. That he de.
declares the sentiments held by Ger
mans generally, will scarcely be de-
MED:
"Inere are six millions (incluaing chill
dren born in this country Of German,
living in the United States. They pay
the fifth, If not he fourth, part of all the
taxes raised. Every fourth or df,h gun OF
cannon sold ut The time 10 France wac
therefore paid Tor by The German citizens
And those guns and cannon. thu. paid for
by the German citizens Ihem.e!ves, were
sold by an administration, which in no
small degree is indebted to the German
vote for it's aseendeney to power, to poo
pie engaged in an aggressive war against
the old Fatherland Tue Radical party
through its admini,trsti)n, thus compelled
the German citizen, to he u " illness 10 the
awful spectacle Of seeing their own r,la-
t'ves killed by thousand, by gun. aud cam
non which IN part they had pnid for with
their own money And vet
Messrs. Conkling and Morton man.
Tain that the administration had
right to sell those arms and manu.ac.
lure new ammunition, and that the Ger
mans should even be ,huukrl .ud ,,.,o
that part. their ballots that had u,oi.i,..,
ness t. furnish the Frsnch wil, e..
can bullets for their German te,s,,,...
the late war. Yes, Mcs,rs Combine NO.,
Morton, the German citizens viii remcu.
Der and aekn.wledge past favors at tho
nelt election--you may be sure.
THE ENTERPRIsING and moral cit,
OF Shlwneetown, whose proudest boa.
is that it don't license drinking ,a!o,ns
has just demonstrated that it hasa stron.
claim to being called christian as wei
as q moral aud temperate town. Pe
Gently child, ga beautiful little girl.
says the Gazette, without friend o.
acquaintance, was sent to the copun
jail for want Of better home. VIII,
praise is strong enough for the comma.
nifty who chartably provide homele,
ltIle girls with shelter in its county
jail2 II is pleasant and Cheerful
place Of course, and calculated to I'M.
press on the miad Of the little wait the
Lesson Of the man of Nazareth, Inas,
@ucn as ye didit unto the least of these
- did it unto me"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

n Tuesday Ivy Gi,'.'".g' 'adie'
drcs,e in wool n iign's, inct' face I"
face ,i, ,nr priz, rug 20 de,efmn" tht
posse -,Ou of lover who swore a!lcgian''
10 b. III. A select crowd of BohcniI"'s
had collected to witness the sh"lr' .
stakeholder appeared, lupging by t"'
lar the casus-bclli umpire, 'ee'"-''
tle-bold.r.. VII were there, but the co"r"se
az m,r one. f,ilni them ana they oe-
,.rnipos 70 leave their respective "cases
to the Geneva arbitra'ors.
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Scrmiidte 8eridte.

aus 6em 2anoe Der Iraucanier
un0 tugouter 1T III Bari8 Die gtadz
rtd)t eiugetroiier, oaB Der Utarietler 2o0o=
fat PlandJu, Der Stelluertreter oe8 ,,G0uiQ8
Sreltc !. bon 4raucaiieu uno BataQonien," "
BON ben araucanlId)en Ga3ifeu gum 3ooe
oerltrtbetlt uno blngeriftet moroeu lit. Der
ielbe bate itf nemll6 Die 56dlte @eipalt an
eigncn unO Greltc /. beietigen fpoQeu. Die
Ga3iten, Die cine 9rOBe 3uueiQung All Srcz
lie |. baben, maren itber Die lliurpatiou 0eiz
leIbeu i'll iolte 2Sutb gerat5en, 0aB ie i'm
III Die anocre QSelt bef5r0erten. 3ualeih
forOerteu iie a6er Srelic |. auf, iofort III ieiue
Staateu 3uriid3ufe6reu, neil fe i'm ionIt
ieine8 GbrOneS fir uerluitig crfldren ruir0en.
Srclicl. Ter betBt betauntlid) DC Souneu8
unO mar friber frauj6Tidcr 9totar}, Ser Iid)
IeIt etntger 3ett IN Srantretd beituOtt, UNI
elle Nnletle aubuHebulen, miro au9 nabrz
l4etnlld) btnnen Sur5em naG ietnen StQa=
ten" 3uritdtcbren. IS heiBt ueulidl, ban CT
@clO gefuuoen bat. Blanhu, melber Der
Sobn eine8 mO6l6abeu6en OtarieiQer Saul
mann8 lit, muroe nit 3onuen8 befannt, ais
er it'd i'll Der 6auptitaot 0e8 9tbonezlfiiuz
oun9Sz0epartements aufbiet, unb er ianote
tbH ais 6etf8permeier uad leinen Stoateu.
&onnen8, ober uielmebr Gre(ic l., ipuRte Be.
reitS, DaB Plan6u, Der eineu ebr abenteuer-
llben uno ebrgei3tgen Gbaratter beiaB, itf
Die b0fitc @elpaIt angeeignet bate, aber er
madte itd] gi9tS baraus, 6a, pie er iaqte,
er nur 6u eriGetnen 6rau6e, banltt ibm 9lIeS
5Gtalle. 1867, 5n pel4er l3eit fi6 Der a6z
mig Srellc III YariS befanO, bate berielbe
cine 2uOienS bet'm Sronprin5en bon Breuz
Ben, Der sur au8itellung mad @ariS Qefom=
men mar. angc6lid) banoeIte e8 ii6 Inn bic
4btretung eine8 3beile5 Der ,,Staaten" an
0enti4lanO. 2Sie Oieier er5dblt, 5erIdjuaen
iid bic llnterbonblungcn aber, neil er Itdts
BON lraucanien, ionOern nur eiu 5tad POM
6euertano obtreteu nollte. SrelicI. lit iibri.
gems fein abioluter, iou6eru elm conitttutio.
neQer Dtonar4. gr erlieB nemlif, einer
3elt elne Gerfaifnng, pOrin er bic Ged5te |
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8altimore, N6., NNittmo6 Den Il. septem6er 1872.

gu berGbren, oa er iid etnas in bic Sbar=
DfnungESurifgeSpgen bate, ais glurreb<
bin ibr nad9eidli6en fam uub iie nedenb
an etlem tbrer beiOen, lang iiber benHat=
fen binabbdngenoen blpnpen 36pfe Spg.
NaId menpete iie iid I'M, Den fedenSdalt
SIT erfailen, aber pieier bate iid idpn
mieber ibrem 8eretde ent5p9en. Ser
Sdritt, Den iie that, bradte lie auf bic
5dwelle in Gerbaro's rnmittelbaritegldbe.
"The misletoe!" rief Olr. 2eslep la
6e unO unb ppn allen seiten eri6pl es:
~ The mistletoe, the mistIetoe!"
llnb wpran@erbarb lelbit nidt 9eoadt,
e5 fiel tbm iebt nit enem Male Elm. Gr
bIifte in Die 66be, ba bing Der beilige
3peig uno unnlittelbar inter bemIeLben
itano 2i3ie. Sein 2lrm umIhlang iie, ieiz
ne 2inte l6ite Die 8inoe uno raid entz
i6lplien tibte ct innig uub murm Die
feu6ten, i6mellenOen 2ippen.
QiBie itunO pie periteinert, iie glabte
ii6er uno iiber uno mitten int 5derien
uno 2aden ringsum fragte Gerbaro leiie:
Sic siirnen mir ppd nidt, 9i8ie?
tFortietun9 fo(gt.l
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gnbesiaa nmr9 9aG)gas.

Berionen. nelhs 3dhne ausscSo9en baben tDiirIdsn
unb Gas gu nebmen beabttbtisen, iolten iidl lber=
ssussn, oaB oas sadsas, Oenn se5oris aemnilrirt
Niemanhen i'm @erinsfen ihabet. 4ae Oieenistn,
melhe Den artitel in ienem reinen 3uiunhe fennen,
maiis bieie Soee gang Idderlh fnoen. Oenn in Dem
BON gbitcoe.pbia aus rapportlrte Taa muros oas
iblept bebanoette unb ietr miBbraudte @as BON ben
@ei6poreren pon alien gaoeI In Der sacbe freiqe,
sprodsn. gBer nod irssno sinen 3peifsI bcst, sebe
su Or. sBindea, Rr. 1872 8eft=6apet.ez, oberbalb
Der @utanfraBe, uno nebme BON eincm reincn fri6cn
sabsas, uns tuate au Io6ens itbcr oic Soce ba6 es
moali9er s8eiie irsenb 5cmano ftaoen ronne. Or
xStnd'su siebt es an 20 - 80 8erionen tdsldb unb
bat bas iet Sabren setbau. @r bepcift baburd, bQs
bieies @aS etoblirt III. (Rar,7.19D
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MrGaulsn-Anorant.

Ear Bumpenmade, unb @runbeiseutbiimer.
Die nnterseidneten . rsrtisen unb baben gum
Bertauis bic beden 4 nit 9Baifer per=
Spbranten, 90 lie cues Sbermaiier nno iaules Wai=
fer ansfhlieBen. Dies lit cine ieIr piftiae Ebatilhe
nit5t aaen fur Die 9eiuunbet aler, meldbe onbtant.
Waiier aeorauben, ionoern aub liir Die @riparns
i1ntersrunoas nit Nbhuswaiier Der aetuobudben
Spordut, Der Gloafs uuo oes seqers psr5irbert ale
Htiton guplsoerz, IbHuBlodlz uno Fad zSnbranz
ten, menn etuas gebraubt Sieben idmueiae Be=
fianbtbeiie Elm, ipedbe narlid purd ben arabn entz
ternt rperoen milie. Ourd oieie 5pbranten aarun=
tiren mir, bieiem 1lebel p6lig uno dder ab,uz
belfen. s. 8. Nrend, S Gomp.,
fsfuni25, l2Wt1 SIR. 3. Sorrjnuifr
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Pbtlaoelp bia, 10. Septbr. - 3rpei
Sa9abunoen, 6ermanu 8ot uub Safob
Sttle, mel9e 5tationsbauie be8 7. 0lltrif-
teS nebcn eluanoer geegene 3eQen tnnebatten,
perIu6ten 9eitern 4beno SelbltmorO ,u be.
geben, iuOem lie iiA UcridieOeue W1elierif,nitte
beibradten. Die 8anOen fino ni4t ge.
fdbrlid,.
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Sr. glnhertin1t.

Jsr. l9, Q n 9 II a 10 ) Stra3e,
etipd ser neOntorSia.5aIe" aeaeuiber,
bebonoelt ollie araufbeiten Der oarn Sreune, Sautz
EtGnt9eitlE, tlDlid begonnene 6Gde in 3 bis Ia
gen; drolijste alantbetteH uon lan9er Douer eGnj6
furrt no oas Git aus Dem Sptem crticrnt Granfz
oer Su9enp btrri9ren uuo @5ebdftniBz SdDdde,
gGahnNHn, aIsemelHe SthuGde, oG9anlide SGmds
DE, 3itern, J!iereni6merSen2c Hal i'd Seten, iper.
ourter Der lluineriet pou @orulQnb nm iene IanQz
ld9rae @rfabrnng ~ Der 8ebauoIung FOLDER alQntz
betten 9arantirt ,ginegdnSibe NerFenuns. @lreauz
Stun0eH S-l2 ubr NQlaens, "a nbr 9{adjmiltass
50 lltr NbenDe. (gR Tra2Q 1Sg1
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SglGnOz zSe4eIMe3.
Slus QSafbiuoto1,,

B bing on, 10. 5ept.-O OieNeuenite,
glnnobmen bellcfen iid bcute auf $204,.
520.03.
= Der Star" iaqt: y6r. simou 8oli
DOR bier bdlt StluilpreOen fir Grant in
sSbto."
= Der GrdiiOcnt bat cine Proclamation
erlalieH, III luelher er arsci9t, oaB Die iapa-
neflde Ne9tcruna aqe 3ounengebii6ren auf
amerltaHtide 6ahSeuge aufgeboben hat uuo
OaB amerttaniId}e Sdiffe mt iapancIiiten
ooltounen anf 9lelfem 6uBe ite1en. 0en
SNlIleu Sapan'8 RnO in amerifaniideu SGs
len Oteleben Sergiintigunaen Al gcltatten.
- 2aS SrteqSz Department. bat BON Sen.
SHERIDAN aus Duluth, MinH., 0epeidleu er.
balteH, 0aB S62rit Bafer, nafoenl er bic ST.
purge I'm Sbaie oes OeuomzStoue errsid,t
bate, ulItebren muBte mo oaB oiegrpeoitton
oIS EN- 5eblidDaa angcie6en lperoeu muB.
Die 9DaDl in Maine.
70 elu Yorf, 10. Sept. - Sine Spes.z
0epel4e Der Sri6iiue" BON Quoulta IaGt:
Slatne'S .Dtalor;tGt miro 27OO nttht iiberifeiz
gen, Yerbam'S Webrbeit miro etiua IS 900
betragen; Surleigb if nit 1900, Nrpe nit
300 Stlmmen Ntajoritdt in ben GonqreB
ermaBh iporoen.
2emi ton, 10. Gept. - Sn anbroscoo.
bat YerBam 4544, aimbaa 29i7
Sttmmen.
SaS vGOening Sourual" bringt gad)rid-
len len aus 288 Srti9aften, tpclde etne republ.
olalorltat BON IA, 918 er9eben. 9as 8latt
Helif, Ole repubI. 0laioritdt merbe nm 5000
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SfnGsrSS

ber cHsige auebetiide g9ent, rDelder burdbaus ges
fabrloe 1T. gBenn er BON Der r@oton Dentazal o,
ciation" eHss9eben miro, ptro bes 3abnaussisRfn
gum Sersnisen.
0ieienisen, pe[6e an 3abni6merSen Ieben, fOnz
men INNER reines Gas, Die erfa9renfen uno seididz
teiten 3abndrbte uno sdnSli6pe Ssrebeit BON Sdmer
en- in uuierert 8iireau, gsr. ST, 9Refs5apettes
nabe GbarlesfraHe, fnben.
R. .. Gs iper6en fcine Sabine aussejoseR, tuelbe
burdb fSinuns seport fperben founen. unb a1e Spez
rationen r Die GrbaItuns uno ResuIiruH9 Der 3abne
meroen init uniibertreifliGer @ebidli6tet l5oseH
fWtQra2S,1 sSNl
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Die beifen steinfngfsn ,u oen nieoris.


4oAIeu Don Der nBoltimorer @ompnsnie,S bon Der
~t5uler~ Boftoner @ompaenie,"
ID ger unb raid brennenoe Goblen-bie beRer Roblsn
Gui benz bieigen Dtarfte
5n oerfoufen
Rarren(abunss= er1onnenneiie.
Wudb ~Qufens' Bdnenz1 unb Gnmberldnber 9oblen
@. n. Gisss, asent Der
.BqIfimorer GobIen-1 U. Gtienbabn=@ omp..
Hiireau: Mr. 2, Soutbffrase.
RosIsnbof: G6e Der Rortb' nnb Maeifpa
&fraie, tOtt14,tSf)
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Nu Sdlneiner unn Quhfre!

Braudt Sbr cine sute Idbma i1ine, 10 tauft Den
n9Siftpr." IS nQbt leilbte uno ibUere Irbeit nit
sleider eei6tsfeit. Die Jtaoel tann nIdt unrebt
einseebt iperosr. Seine RGtberin ODER 6amilie Iota
obne lie iein. Otan ipredc por unb unteruAe bieie-
ben in Gr. az, MprS Gbarlcsifr., i'm 6rciilidu@
rers5empei. Monatti6e 3ablun9en oH9enomfnen.
y
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Rduff Feline MGsntnffs,irp.

sb. Sbr Die serduidtoie, id9 etblt olenOe Salan5.
Rab Serbei isruns seiebsn, bic tohenlrei Oh
alen poria9liden Woi6iEen, Welde in Dem Ser'
tanislotaIe BON j. sS. sSiib gfr. rs, 2E. Saltimos
res, nabe gaptraBe, eeaui petoeu, au9ebraUt iDlo.
NIB. ptaiaInen Dermetprt, ausgebeisrl unb um@
ostau5d1t yMpr0 tZUft.gl
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9r, eS.W. 9licz

0er. 10 eibertps, obssbolb ID ttftcfross, qoz
ranttrt, i'm Ssiigz umiGngrelder griabrurq in Spiz
til mo &1ipatz@rarts, tel alien S.antbeiten ber
0arnWrf5euge, tootiten 9ranbtiten bes Slutss,
pcs 0ntes, Der ytale 6luo oeilbpiireH heGrietenocn
ausfIltiien 1t. I. 10. radye Seilura obne Qnoronun9
BON auediiIbec ocer anoTen idiollhen Subitansen
Nrdle &rant5eten Der 9Grripese perocn in 6rel Ga=
gen; hton tde Safe in act 9a9en Surd 0rtii6c BE-
lbwtlunlen uno lntlusben an 9brper uno 9eiit Ga.
bpG9t unc nit 9clpenihDGde, 3ittcIn, gdiidbz
tsrngst, 2'etocuunssbetWerSsn 6niien. oerjflupz
II. 10 bebGDtst luerpen bon unsrfabreneu 0Gnuelr,
luelde Die Qriade pes utbels pcrtSnnen un0 oaourd
h0s Iehtl rcd ar9er mud)en, anf &Sspepfie uno eez
berper5Vtrunq tepdncelt. gbe es Su fpdt it, tr1gt Dr.
Rcotc UNI fat9; er gardntltt eeung 1(lr s2l. @oE4
mltirlunOCn: pon nib bis Wtittaos IL ubr uro
Nbcnbs BON bis ubr; Sonntdes u0n III tis l2 rbr
riip urb pom bis ubr Aberbs. (2I2-j
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Die Saumippllcn=GrnStc tn y1prS=
fS1rnltno

@o1b8boro', 10. Septbr.-0ie BAUM
polenielber limb, mte Die Bflan8er beridter,
beOeuteno beifdDt9t pOrben. Sn Den Gouus
ties @agne. 0upltn, SObuiton, @Ogecombe
senolr, 8illou, Yitt uno Sampion babeu
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GGhfcll mn 0nl,.

Die rebristen Breile tueioen immer berednet; elm
groBer 8prratb INNER Sanb Don BEN herii3mteften
Wtinen, iue Baltimore SDmpasuie," 9nfems'
Satien, sSppming, SuHbmrp uno Gumbea Lamb.
@eors earns,
gIreeu: Str. q, Siioz 9alpertfrabe.
(dpril22,1SFl aoblenhoI: 4lice 4nnffr.
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Gin muthinilIincr Nlnrn in Cshirnnn

. NIC q 0, Su., ,, Sept.-Dellern Nben0
mn 10 ubr puroe Mtduel Callahan, ein
frleblld)er 8iirger, bon eiuem llnbefannteu
erfodlen. @r 9ing NIT 5ruu uno &ino ourh
ole @lftoHItraBe, Oa fam ein beiofieuerSholh
oaber uno ItieB rober 8eiie ba8 Sinh BON tent
&rottoir beruuter. Al8 Callahan oa9egeu
rsmonitrirte, brebt fdl Der Morobube berum
uno ltlcB oemIel6en iein Wteiier in oa8 6er3.
9eute giltta9 mar ber 0f0rber nod uidt euts
hp6t
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&eics;GItsseicreu

= DLNV . 2D urtn IS:
xEr. 2S, S,QScff=SaitimpreffrdSe4
SpeI9s Id q fte: &erins pn= Mf arft, Pr. .A3,
Nure=Gutaipifrase, un6
seiair: Warft, tsfe Ser tsaos uRh' Turref ftgfr.
NJ Saftee lpro .d9Ib in oieiefn @tGbliiemtni
irtiG 9ebrannt unb selnablen.
es- Waeren narSen nab alep 5tobttbeiisn Fl,
in's nnus o'fisietf fTpriH.tS..i u. st 8fS. nqi 4
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w Ndi1e NdSeI rN

eass~eazese oon Baltimore, ums eutarp#r.
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RS9te 9riinbe narum
Srnf 4. S1nrfmnun

1cal C 0arfntattit
ibre Baareu su ioI1' nieoriseu 1reiien pertauf,r,
finb
Fe foufen In srosen Nuantitdten gessn Banrselo Elm
unb erlausen Yorbeile, mslde aduier au @rebt ni9t
eraEsen fonnen.
gBir baben porrdtbis:
Strumpfpaaren, Sanoidube, @oriete, 8uftles,
Damen Semben, weiBe 9eiasifide,
Damen=lnterrods, Spiten. unb 9innena Srdsen, r.
n=Nadttleioer, Manibettcn, Srauirn, =.
Damen=@ @oriet ueberaiss, @onpaaren, Beads,
Damen=Goilctten.S aursmaaren IL. (. M.
Non iprede Dor uno ipare % IroSent in
Rr. f39, sBefsssaltimorear.,
(Ufai3i. .12Nt.y) suiihcn soutb= Ii. SaIpertfr.