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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30
LEGAL, &c.
Sheriff's Sale of Lands & Fenements,


DY virtue of Vend. Ex. duly issued
from said Court in the above to directed will
the Court House In jefferson. Ashtabula County Ohio
On Monday, the lst day OF April A. ID. 1SI2 between
the hours of II aud 12 o'clock A. NJ of said day. the
following described Lands aud Tsnements, to-wit :
situate in the townswhip OF Saybrook in the county
AshtabHa, and state of ohio, being part of Section
second aud part of the North tract 40 called, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at stake standing Un
the east line OF SAID tract and the southeast corner
OF ten acre lot sold by Nathaniel w. Brown to Will
liam Hubbard and running from thence South ons
degree east along the East line of the said tract twelve
Q2 chains and sixteen links and one half to stake;
thence West one dege South weve chains and thirty
three LINKS. TO stake from thence North one degree
west twelve chains, sixteen and onehaf links along
line OF marked trees, to stake from thence East
degree north, twelve chains aud thirythree links to
the place oil beginning containing fifteen of land
Also one other piece VI land situate In said township,
and being part OF said section two 0 and part of the
North Tract so called beginning at stake standing on
the east line OF said tract and the northeast
Of fifty acre lot formerly sold by the said william
Hubbard to the said N. w. Brown and running from
thence sout one degree cast along the east line said
north tract, eight chains and eleven links to stake
thence Ncst one degree south, twelve chains and
thrtythrec links, to stake; thence north one degree
vest, eight Chains and eleven links, to stake: thence
East. one degree north, along line of marked trees
twelve chains and bhirythree Inks to the place OF
beginning containing ten acres of land. Appraised at
8 Terms of sale, Cash.
A. w. STILES, Sheriff
J. II. COOK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
5b-5tS8 Sheriff Office, March 9. 1872.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-30

Sheriff as Special Master Commiss'r.
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs.
Asltbua Common Peas, June Term, 1871.
r,,l,s MARIA ss5i3;s A Rsn,a, Sn@,a ORDER OF SALE.
DT Virtue of an Order of Sale, duly
issued from said Court in the above to me directed
vii offer for sale by way Of public auction at the door
Ohio, on Monday the ast day OF April A. D. 1872 be-
tween the hours of II and ~ o'clock A. NJ of said day
the following described Lands and Tencments to witt:
Situate in the township OF SaybrOOk in the county of
~u M ,qro % Ul Dorng part oi ot NUMBER
the fourth range of townships in the Connecticut West
ern Reserve and bounded and describe as follows
Being the east part of lot number twenty four (9 be-
ginning at the southeast said lot No twenty.
four C thence North in line of said lot sixteen and
1900 chains thence West in line of said lot rino AVID
2Sl llOO chains to stake thence South parallel with
in the south east, and west line of said lot No u
thence east to place of beginning; containing fifteen
acres of land Appraised at = TSEmsi srS fIfR h
,,oo, sheriff M as 6 Special Master Commissioner.
56-5ts6 shcrif's Office, March . 1872.
Manufacturers Loan ASSOCIATION.
n Office is hereby given that meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Manufacturers Loan
Associ ,tion Of Ashtabula will be held at the Office Of
the end day of April 1nI2 at two o'clock p. for the
election OF nine brectors of said Association, and or
the transaction of such other business may properly
be brought before said meeting.
Cooks are open for subscription at the oflco OF ii.
BARNARD NELLIs,
b. CROSBY,
NJ. G.. DICK.
WIN. NJ. EAMEs. Corporators.
GE9. GE9 4 f.. HbHTEtE5SS, bicEfEsSN,,
HENRY FASSETT.
Ashtabna, February ~, 1852 BS
,ON the 31st day of January, 1872, the
Probate Cont of Ashabua County declared the estate
solvent Creditors therefore required present
their claims against the estate, to the under.gned, Er
allowance. within six months from the time above
| mentioned or they will lot be entitled to payment
Admir- of Benjamin T. iic.re, 'd' deceased as;;
81 Sheffield Febraary l9 Is ISL: 5G5t+
LETTING WE'LL ee co.,
IMPORTERS OF
Z. R Il N q III
PLATE GLASS /!
Also Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FRENCH & AMERICAN SHEET
WINDOW GLASS,
AND ORNAMENTAL GLASS,
Nos. SO &C. 81 Bank, and 93 ST. Clair Streets,
WARlNG BLOCK,
Cleveland, Ohio.
| BUILDING CONTRACTS A SPECIALITY
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

RETURNED Faoa LExtsTov We learn from :ht
Lewiston Sigad! tha; The osrres.bag candidate for
Congress. ON his recent visit IN tina; section dcvorel
himself Of .cw "perora,ians." Having scarcely
GOT the Michigan dirt off u his boots he orates''
to the beaighiel denisons Of North Idaho on the bad
management: Of oar Territorial finances dar!as the
past eight yea-a. II that Il not the sublim!ty os
CHEEK we don't knoS what to term It, The Ss1ud.
ard says thas uus.oa made his trip - Lewiston un
der the guisc Of Deputy L. S Marshal. to &C. as
guard in Transporting couple OF prisoners from
thai place 20 The Boise Cy psnseusiary; "a 10 killed
two birds with stone--made wages and travelling
expenses "a guard tn tho conYiete, and made a
speech, during his campaign for Congress II that
amt finsnciering the cArpotbag style we are 81
loss to know what 70 term il. Lewis in not here ia
appoint him Special District Attorney as he did at
an owyhee term Of Court, AMI order him paid out of
the County Treasury. or olse Haston might make
cheap campaign at the public expense drawing pay
"a Special District Attorney. aud Deputy T. S. Mar.
shal, or guard to Territorial convicss The peop,e
will object to dofrayng ;he expenses of cand-
dates IN that way, AMI the popular verdict in
November viii be :" No carpet-baggec for 1dahoaus 1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

owTaEE fTEMs-We take the following from tn,
4vdiaHche of June Sth:
The California Gold aud Silver Mining compan,
mas been Incorporated under the laws Of California
work the Whisky ledge in Owyhee county
on last Thursday morning terrible explosion
TOOK place in the Mahogany NINE A miner named
Ole Anderson, who was working at the windlass OF
tue 9th level Wine. inadvertently dropped canal,
snnn into box containing six seven giant powde,
cartridges. together with quantity of fuse and cars
and then sat down on the box An explosion tmme
diately took place. and Anderson was thrown dis
lance OF several feet the flesh of the lower portion
OF ms body being maugled and acorated in fearful
manner. lie was taken 10 his boarding house aud i.
said 20 be IN fair way TO recover. The explosion
tore up, broke and twisted thd windlaas tmbers six
inches III diameter. and knocked men down whr ~ -a
seventy feet distant. and Andersons escape from In
slant death was almost miraculous
miner named John Larry while running car
IN inc uolden Chariot mine, got his arm broken by
stull. ~ "
The South Chariot mill is now crushing about
eighteen tons of Mahogany ore per day.
Inc District Court viii adjourn AZ soon as the case
OF Thomas. on trial for mn RIDER, is disposed of
Quartz hauling viii be resumed In about week.
Wells, Fargo Co. shipped from Silver City, dn.
RUG the past week, bars of bullion valued at 50
637 6l. " W.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13
An. couNrY.-We take the following items from
- Io;sa civ Standard and Statesman:

L "A
the Boise city Standard and Statesman;
Mr.. Henry Greathouse, after making Q trip through
colorado Texas,and other sections OF the country
has returned to Idano satisfied TO make TINS ms hoc
The farmers of Boise Valley are agitatil9 Tue suD
iect of holding County Fair during the coming fa
DR. Arnold has received windmill ana pump, loi
irrgating purposes. which will be used on MS prop
erty north OF town. oa ,,,,,as
fjtelps bridge across Boise river, seven miles
above Boise City was swept away by high water =
few DAYS ago 1t is the third time that the Dfldge III
that point has been washed away
| Ranchmen below the canyon have sustained con-
siderable damage by heying their farms overnoWea
lack THOMPSON one of the owners OF the keystone
LEDGE near this city, recently had some OF the ore as
saved the result of which was SO 10 III goid ana
Sl5o 90 in silver, per ton a.. 1t.
: II is now estimated that one-half OF the gram
sown in Boise and Payete valleys has been destroyed
by high water and that fully two Thousand acres
OF landhaye been washed away.
The loss of Mr.. j. b. Walling who lives two miles
above Boise City, by reason Of the Overflow VIII
probably exceed one thousand dollars
Boise river has, within the past few days ialien
twenty one ana half inches.
Harris Exchange Hotel, i'll Boise CITY, VIII DC re-
opened III a few days by Mr.. William Hart.
Letters from Rocky Bar state that thirty or thirty.
Ave men could find constant employment, at good
wages in that county. Business has commenced IN
earnest and there is not an idle man III the camp
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

oREcoS.-The uppopularity of the Democratic
nominee for Congress. together with Ben Holiday s
money. freely used as corruption fund, resulted in
Radical victory in Oregon June Sd. The returns
have not yet been canyasSed from all the counties.
but enough Is known to safely calculate on 10 wilson
lRadIcaD being elected to Congress by several humid
red majority. The Portland Balletin Radical paper
claims the Legislature by q two-thirds vote but
tare appears be some doubt to which party has
n majority in that body. The Radicals claim to have
elected their Legislative ticket In jackson county al
thongh Burnett the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress has about 800 majority. II such 10 the
fact j. d. Fay undoubtedly sold out to Holiday,
he and hie friends bolted the regular Democratic
s.o,snees for tie Legislature and third ticket
Holiday. with his money and railroad strikers. car
ried Mnltnomah county BY 500 majority, and his
svf snluenre seems TO have been az work IN every
s,'rtv m he has carried the day, the Wobfeet de-
ssrve to be robbed and plundered by this monopost
nth impanity,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13
NOTICE.
Territory Of Idaho. oOanty Of D'S

Territory of Idaho. ooant! Of 0''S
Jerome P. ostrom. plaintiff =, r,istrsstr1'
VS.. - yr5sal IeaN
andrew J. Caravan and D, +. Znu '~
Channel. defendants. -, Bg 0
A ALL PERSONS holding or Cattle untitled "iIS
Y der The provisions of an Aes .e e5'4 otlsrs'
|far securing liens to mechanics su "-,l lss sn
|orosed January d, 1854 and the ss soos. q
Eiory thereto. for work or labor ,. wv Gt'aa.'
FURNISHED for the defendant, Ana y he "Es:.
Ehe erection ard construction ,n ~ hstvs,
Quart Mill and machinery e gnrrtorT, abi
l,,nate in Boise county, Idaho 1 Iaaao Gi ,al
Lnd half miles soaiherly from ~ as'l hlackse Y
[,osrlinr house, lodging house am p connee
Iy,nate near said mill. and usea ~ s sr
Eith are hereby notified to be sa aalr Sisl, b. +
District Court en- the lst day q ,S:a tAereo
,h 1sI ,,rst iay OF the July term lS;'u liens
eroa9' thereof , or said liens shat, SssynS
NV NOD IN favor of those whiea n am p eSIBl1
June Q. lsT2w4 I'D
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

SINGULAR PHENoMENos.-The Aontdntan, pub
lished at Virginia CITY, Montana contains the follow
ing account of a singular phenomenon, which is
vouched for by that paper:
Five highwaymen, prominent in the bloody days
oi Piummer's Road Agent Band, lie buried IN the
center OF the burial ground the hill northwest OF
town There is nothing unusual remarkable
about the flowers or grass blades iii other portions Of
the cemetery. but aud ia the vicinity of these
Ave graves every blade of sufficient height has cured
itself into perfect haHgnaas moose and the MOWERS,
which are mostly white, have on their petals tiny
blood-red spots. In or two instances the Hover
leaf has the appearance of having been gashed with
4 knife the wound being of the deepest crimson.
This is certainly one Of the most remarkable phe-
nomena of the century aud will doubt attract the
inspection OF curiosity seekers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13
Ada County Democratic Ticket.

For Territorial Council.
DR. ]. b. WRIGHT.
For Territorial Assembly.
CHARLES HIMROD, s. NJ. JEFFREYS.
J. BENNETT, A. Z. CALLAwAY
For Sheriff.
II. Il. JENKINS.
For County Commissioners,
A. RoSSI. G. W. HUNT. e. ". CESS
Probate Judge. Treasurer.
RELF BLEDSoE. FRED DANCED
Auditor and Recorder, Assessor,
n. NJ. HAWTHORN. L. Il. WALTER.
superintendent Public Instruction.
J. II. wHITSoS.
Coroner.
DIR. J. L. STEPHENS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

WrrHpRAws. Jasper Rand Esq, the Democratic
nominee for member of the council in Nee Perue
county, has Withdrawn from the race, ON account OF
the postponement of the election
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

Dr. Overlook DEAD-Dr A. d. Overlook. at on,
time resident of this city. died in Jacksonville. OR
cgon, May Esd.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

MoSTAsA.--Ihe Montana Democratic Territorial
Convention viii be held In Deer Lodge City, July Ist
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

DEAp.-James Gordon Bennett. sr the founder
and proprietor of the New York Herald. died on the
morning OF June LIST. He had been in poor health
for time past and his death Was not unexpected
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-06-13

E'N's ". T.
To R. JACKSON aud NEIL NcaRTHrR.
w HEREAS, JOHN MERRILL HAS
~ made complaint TO the undersigned one OF
the Justices of the Peace In and for said Snan, mai
You arc indebted to him in the sum OF Eighty.stx
anu oo.iuo ts6 00 Dollars to.wit: For Hydraulic
pes, iron, hisess and Wre furnished aud deliv.
turing ana between the months of February and
april a. ~ 1874 as more fully shown by bin on lle
"a ny osneei therefore, in the name OF the people
OF the United States i'm the Terr,nrv - Ia.hrr IN
are hereby summoned to be and appear before me-
=. my ONCE IN Placeryille in said county ON the 10th
Gay o. July, A. D. 1872. ut IL o'clock tn the forenoon
u said day. to answer said complaint, or Judgment
VIII De taken against You for the sum Of Eghty-six
and bu-l0U Dollars and costs OF suit
aisen under my hand, aud dated 1T p,aceryil,e. In
ls72 $500 80 .,' ~ June. =. ~.
June iSwJ Justice Of the Peace Of said 90.
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Scrmillbte Serid)te.

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Wcw- 3eiiep, miro ioIsencer Sorfda berid,tet
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metne 6rau lis9t i'm Srunnen." Sie lief
bin uno fauO 6rau @ddrt nit pem 8opie unO
ben tSIBeu in Die Seiiuuu5 bes 3iehbruuz
nens elnJe3pdngt, DIE MIR adlBehu 3ou I'm
Surdlmeiter bat. Gdurt uuo 6rdu &Obp ,u.
lamnen bradten Den &0rper berau5 aus Dem
Srunnen, nber er mar ifon foot. @dart
lutlte 9lauben 5u MAIDEN, raB ieine 6rdu
beI'm gSalierit0pfen in bic GiteIne geiluen
wdre, oa aber UeDer in Der @iiterue nod in
Der yidbe oerlelbeu Elm @efdB III ieben mar,
70 III otele lelne SeBauptung b59t uupabrs
ldIeinlth.
5rau So6n iagt, baB he 5rau giart am
Samltag Diorgen mn uhr koh mobl uno
mInter aeieheu babe. SIe iagt ald. oaB Td]
Gdart am 4benb suuor nit ieiner 6rau ge'
iantt uno lie sur Shiir biuausa aeuorien hltte;
lle rpar Die gan5e 9fatt o'rauBen 9eblleben.
Dem Coroner @ibbS puroe an,etge 9enadt
uno, nadoem oieier bic Qusia0e Der Erau
SObp stb0rt bate, lisB er @dbart uerbaiten
uuO oerief elle 9urp.
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9ebdlfeH, uno nafoen Die 6rau &obp oils
S'u9ln oernomnIsn mar, CAB bic Sum eiu
Seottt auT 600 ouIdI Srtrinteu ab, oorl
moute lte teIue DfelnuH9 barber abae5en,
90 oaS Grtrlnteu 5uIdurJ Qeidlehen ooer purd]
l!nano oueereS berbeiJeiiiht moroeu mar.
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Wann, aus Oeltihluns aebiirtla,
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tag elnen CANT sehab uno lie aus Dem 6duie
serpolfen bat, oot) mil er uift5 papon mliz
len, mas ne leltbem 9'mndlt bot. 9r iaIt,
oaB er um iet5 ubr ON 5amauJ aufleitun
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nad) eii5abethport gebrat]t hat. ytadl ieiner
Hldtthr babe er elm aalb III oem SflGf)ter
&a99 lebrodlt, uuo alS er su 9auie fam,
nil er ieine 6ran in Ger @lrerne 9ciuuoen
baben.
- (ablsben zines alien Seemanues.) :
Der &ontres admiral Shomas @rabbe ltab
atltern i'm litter uou 81 Sahren aui ielner
SehsuuJ in Brincetonn. Orielbs hat go
Sabre lang i'm Seeoienite Der Ser. Stoateu
geIianoeu.
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SoteslD liarb seiiern in SIR. l6, 5esbroiifs.
StraBs, on bed FolJeu Der srOB,n oise uuo
Der gtooen 8ebauoluuS zines 6oIisiit:n. Do
dlertl, Der ltlou lanJe an einef guhqcuhauf.
hett ltit, sinJ am SGniiaJ aus uno liilr,te,
uon Our Sise Ibsrmannt, AZ Sooeu. Gin
DOl'dili oes 5. Se;uts alaubts, oaB Dod,ertu
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esn sr 9ebrabt moroen mar, eptItes ibn 10,
tort. Gelieru frIb ftarb Der Rana. Coroner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-03

u ter . en- @0lfeu.-lle6er einsnllu'
tau, ocr cle befdnnts Gbitrbduoigsriu 6rau
6Gnng Saanooa in &uiitsin betrofien hat,
oerld]tet unttr'm %. 2lpril Der oortige,, 9ren;.
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oon oeu GOIfen 3erriii4u, uuo mie eiu Yauis
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PEA Gag Der 3uoraug nod GROCER nuroe.
SOI l0ute otesmal Eidlt Aues 10 ld)0n ablau.
ftu. Die erlte uno 3utile Abtbeiluna marGl
ootuoer mo Die 3uIdauer hatteu iih nod,
ntd)f gang efholt Don Den paJ1a'igen Suniz
nudeH otr 6ruu &aiauoua nit lbren %Omen,
Q9auen un0 Ie0parotu, ais Die orltte Qbtletz
lung l9nen Elm Ihaurtges Bib Dor bic gugen
1h9rte. Die hebcn oselIirten lS6lis iuuroeu
ucI9etualt, nn0 BON elner oleler Btltlen,
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9epadt, uno NIT SiIeesltlneue fielen audl Ole
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elneS AU9eHhltds. 2au:eS Sdlreteu uuO Sla.
gen uno psr u9enOWic toante, lutte Oas
Welte III errelf;u, mIeuoll Slgle Oa u1ren,
ndte Dor Shredtn Die Stelle uidlt uerlal.
len tonnteu, nlda lab e5 oeullIh oil Oem Beds
lei oer @etbtsflrbe. NiLt groBer @eilIeS3cz
gcnuHt rlB llt 6rau &dlInOul aXS oeu
&ansn tlrer &biere los, 6inete elm 3Birdlen,
ouid) meld)es Die gS0lis. ple lie bereln Jctom.
men maren, pteoer utlib uanocn mo oas
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erhlslt StBmunosn. ole fGrthe am 4rme,
nno tonHte H6OiJe ot1tn ON SOnutaJ niht
dnTneteH; eS III oIes Hldlt oel etlie lnfuu
mo eS lpuo nttt lIuJe oauern 10, u.roea
wr BON Diindeu aus Ore NGdlgidht erbalteu:
ole &gIerbaaotJeru 6rGu GaalIOOa bat bel
ibrem autuet'n in Attien. peater 9roBen
Selfau beruor5eruIeil. Der anareifence gDoii
muBte al oemi:lbea 4beuOe nod nut ieliem
yebea bilBen.@
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Ser IS1otrG Sfocfe8.

q E p.Y orf, 2. Salt 0aS 3euleuoer
b0r purOc hsute iortJeeet. Der l8unoar;t
Or. Sohu y. @hite iagte, oaB er bei her I'M
teriuhuna Der 8unocn 5ists, ionie aud,
bci Der Eof Mortem lluteriubun9 qcgen.
udrtlJ aerncieu lei uno CLAUDE, ouB aS1uB
Sist's S6rperipitem 10 iehr erfiittert babe,
OaB Der SOB notbwenOi5er gScile elHtretsn
muBte.
0tr nddfe 3suse, pelder aufgcrufen
puroe, mar Or. 4oui5 u. 2ager, psd,el
ousiagte, oaB er 6tsf nm llbr I'M Bette
fanb. Sist's leidenblaiies SeTdlt befunOete,
oaB Der 500 notbmsnOig eriolgeu marie.
Sbslett Der &0rper oeS Sterbenoen bereits
on aaeu Stenen geldbmt mar, 10 bait: tSist
eenuod| eineu uoaen Serfano unb lleB lem
Sei1aulent uufieseu. auf Die 6rase, oh ole
Ooiis Opium, weldle Or. 9lger 6Ist ge9e-
ben, irseno stwas 3u bem t0Otlihen 2lus-
sange bei9etrageu babe. antportete Der 4l3t,
bag ries uidlt Der SAL lem f0nne, ba Die
SSunbe bon InflaI on t0ctltd1 seweicn isl.
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syOrf, 2. SUIT. - I'm Wittters
nad,t maren aui Den Boli5elitutionen 81 t0ot
liA: Sounenitrhfdae etnberlttet luorOeu; Sc
Bsriouen nurOen uou Der Sise ibetmannt,
erbolteu lld) aber pirorr.
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Sclcarapbilhes Oluprlei

- Sn Souou tameu ON Wontale pieI
Soocstdue tntol9e Sounenitidl5 Dor.
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Souutaa Ole Sri6t, on ptld,er ole Al Com.
rauefliJeu btitinmteu Oampfer louosn
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iur5ten ms SSalier. 9rei &inoer ertlan
Ten.
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am 0lenitng DtOrJsH fiiuf @ebauOe nicOe..
SerIuit 10000.
- Sn SOrter SprtnJs, Snnias, uuroc
Der Sunoesmarid)uQ 6. 90. Saplor ON
Samlta9 pon oem oorttgen NapOr S6erIt
Sopo eridloiien.
- Sn einem SaQipicle 3u Ontario, Gau.,
muroen,ole Salttmorer uon Dem y yAborHblatts
Club" geiflaeen.
- Sc Dem 9;ifrigen 8ettrenneu in Qoua
Srand iie9te r9Onsfeaow" nit 2etttig,
telt.
= 9luf Nem 0hiO.0pfr. o6ope" ereiquete
ltd) 9enerH bel 2Sbeelin9 Elm unfla, woourh
eth Utann getODtct muroe unD bret anOae
lfpere SerIesun9eu erbielteu.
- Soton hattie geitcru iehr titles Wetter,
oa8 Sbcrmometer itlel rs @ruo, es mar
mahreno Der lebtea "a StunOeu um 20 @raO
9efaleu.
- 0as frans. >NuFtcOrps CAB geitsrn Elm
meltereS &onaert in gtsmport, R.-S.
- Su DtrIWaufee onuert Der SdlriftIcter-
auslano fort. Die j3ettuugeu aiteiueu ,ru1r
re9elmdBiI, Hno ober iebr leer. Die Mitalte.
Der Der Linton" iIHo aus aaeu Sfit,iaeu aus.
JeIu'eleu wOroen.
- Die 0cuuer. unb 0fio- G.unbe Balm"
ptro oleler Gage our4 cine @rcurlioM natl
Pulbla erDffuet tueroen.
- 9o:ace Sretlep reife beute Haamittag
nit Dem Oampisr rProulOence" nat) Sos
lion ab.
Sn philadelphia murten gcileru Se@un.
traite flir ocu 8au eiuer MaSllniIeu Sabn
5uilfen NensYort uno BhlIaoelphla abae.
ld)lolien. Die gahu ioG ourd Sud'sSountn
flbreu Gno Stanhope beriibreu. Eiir ben
Sau ilnO s6, 900, 900 Uer,ulllist. Die 6ubrs
'elt miroe ourh OIeie Sabu auf Stunoea
10 Dilnuteu reouSirt nerOen.
= Die Site mar geiiern aud in Ybilatsl
phla lehr btOeuteno. 9tdt SounenilihfGae
Durben berld)tet.
- Ste uellautet, mito Sohu S'&ounor gum
D}tutuct ccr Snlano Steuetu in &dnuOu uno
'um B:atOsntsn OeS liiRlitcrratb5 ernannt
per0en.
Sn Gan Eransiaco murSe eeIferu
abeno Ill elmer Siir9erueIiammIung Der Ban
Der 50. Barauelbahn beid,!oiicn. Gs ,purpeu
10 UtluloRen Sodars fiir oIeien 3ped auage-
fest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-03

gerei6t entsesnete er, uno als wu[lc er
ieiner Gnti6lphenbeit nr6 mebr QusOrud
geben, leste er oas S6ireiien bin, itdnb
auf urb Iebnte ii6 nit Dem Hiden gessn
Den aamin. Sin peitere5 3uiammenleben
1T fur uns beioe mad b'n pprbergegan9sz
nen grtldrunsen feinesfals eripriebli6.
8ir baben sebeirutbet, neil mir uns lieb=
ten Coer bod su lieben alaubten - Su
iiebit, i6 bin 10 gallant, Seine Sebauptau=
gen nidt peiter ansufedten. 9ie Slluiio=
nen iino nun ppriiber unb iomit entidllt
ieoer Sruno sum SOrtbeitanO unierer
Sbe.
So mar ala bate cine t6bli4e &ilte bic
9aronin sur Statue eritlrrt.
Gntfdllt ieher GrunD - pieberbplte iie
fait tonlO5. unb lpas ioa peiter geiheben?
ieste iie nad elmer 9auie bin;u. 9u pirit
istt jene reihe Srau iuden, peldhe gu
braudit. Su pirit 0Id wieper perbsiratben
- unb id?
Su biriteit ieoenfaq5 am beiten tbun,
eb,nfaq5 cine neIe @arbinSung einSuges
ben.
unb penn ib nun nIdt eiaipillt5e? Sd
bin fatbplii6.
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