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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

The President had very narrow escape
from serious injury, if not death, tho other
day. While driving span of colts the ami
mails became manageable, one Of them
SHE'D and broke the pole of the buggy. Gen.
Grant, to save himself, leaped from the
vehicle, and not a moment too soon, for he
had scarcely touched the ground when the
unruly horses kicked in the dashboard with
great violence.
1t Is rumored that the President is about to
change his Indian policy, that the military
arm is to be brought to bear upon We gentle
savage, and that the policy of cajoling and
coaxing is TO be abandoned. III other words,
that he has slowly and reluctantly arrived at
the conclusion that the Quaker plan of deal
ing with Mr.. To is a sad failure, if not a
downright farce.
The Deseret National Bank. Of Salt Lake
City, with Brigham Young az President, and
a capital of 5000, 900. has been authorized by
the Treasury Department.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Current Items.

The prohibitory law is success in
Maine.
LIGHTNING seldom does any damage
in large cities now a-days, so much iron
enters into their construction.
THE valuation of New York city, by
the State, foots up thus; Real estate,
1874, SOC, 40; personal, S3O9, 947 ,223
total, 81 ,04l ,453,63S.
In 1851 the value of the jute import
ed from Calcutta amounted TO $4,000.
Now il is upward OF 100000 a year.
Back hair is responsible for the IN
crease.
CIGARS AID cigarettes seized for viola
ton of custom revenue laws, and which
will not bring at public sale enough 10
pay for the revenue stamps, will here
after be destroyed.
THE physicians called in the trial OF
Laura Fair as witnesses have submitted
bills for the approval OF Judge Riordan
to the tune OF 500 PEI day, or from
500 10 5000 each.
THERE are six established places of
amusement in Chicago now, besides
transient shows McVicker's Theater,
the Academy of Music, Aiken's Thea
ter the Globe lheater, Hooley's Theater
and Myers Opera House.
The tidal phenomenon on Lake On
taro, which was noticed last June, has
again appeared. The greatest change
in the depth of the water observed is
twenty-five inches. The lake IS very
quiet, and there is nothing visible N
the surroundings 10 create the unusual
phenomenon.
THERE was fight at Shiloh Church,
Covington county, Miss, the other day,
in which the combatants were the Sal
livans and their friends on one side, and
the Chains and Dykes on the other.
Two men were killed outright, another
MORALLY wounded and four others
badly injured.
Thus far during the present year
52OOOO,0OO postage stamps have been
completed, those made in January
numbering 76,000,000. Thirty. light and
half millions have been completed in
a week, and $4,000, 900 n "a single day.
II zee times as many three cent stamps
are used as OF all denominations COM
bined; after them come the one cent,
and then the two and six cent.
Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD died on
Thursday afternoon, at 800 o'clock,
and the Philadelphia E,saing Telegraph
feels proud of its enterprise that,at
"exactly forty-fve minutes after that
evert it was on the street with an obit-
uary notice over a column in length, an
admirable sketch OF Stewards career,
written, put in type and printed IL less
than forty.tive minutes.
4 WRITER in the Troy q. " TINES
argues against men changing their daily
occupations and habits late in life, as
likely TO shorten their ex;stences. He
cites Thomas II. Falle. Philip Dater,
and Charles Denison, three wealthy
merchants who retired TO rural life and
soon died, and Senator Morgan. Moses
Taylor, Shepard Knapp, ClaAin, Stewart,
and others well advanced in life but
still active in it, as illustrations OF his
theory.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Personal.
AMY FERN was 81 years old.

FANNY FERN was 81 years old.
WV. II. SEWARD was II when he died.
BuLwER's first story was printed when
he was only ID years old.
PHILIP MARTINETTI, of the famous
pantomime troupe, is dead.
ALEXANDER DUMAS is very rich, and
owns large interest in the Banque DIES
Marchande de Paris.
The present Car of Russia is so in
temperate that his physicians say he
cannot live many months.
CoRDELIA HOWARD, the original Eva
of "Uncle Toms Cabin" is still in the
flesh, and is wife and mother.
A MAINE farmer is always getting
himself into "pretty pickles" He put
up 600 barrels of them this year.
A SAN Francisco journal states that
wealthy miner has fallen in love with
Mrs. Fair and will marry her.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS held a position
under the Government during every
Administration from that of Washing
ton to that of Polk, during which he
died.
WE hear that the Siamese twins differ
on the Presidential question. Chang
will vote for Greeley and Eng for Grant.
Both might desist, and call it square.
A GENTLEMAN we'll acquainted with
the family mentions, as fact encour-
aging to old maids, that Naomi, daugh-
ter of Enoch, was FIVE hundred and
eighty years old when she was married.
LATE advices from Paris report Sem
ator Sumner worse, and his symptoms
more alarming than when he left
America. A consultation of eminent
physicians WE called TO examine his
case.
Doc EATER, Ten Bears, Big Mouth,
Heaps of Bears, and George Washing
ton, aboriginal gentlemen, who hav,
been in business with their little hatch
cts on the frontier, are in Washington
making arrangements TO be civilized.
Four of the great theatrical stars of
last season will not be seen on the
boards this year-Forrest, Emmett,
jefferson and Lolita. Forrest will give
dramatic readings; Jefferson is resting
his eyes; Emmett and Lolita are in
Europe.
BosToN girls are up TO everything.
One of them, at 20 years of age, is in
the Indian Territory publishing a paper
in the Choctaw language. Her younger
sister is thinking Of going TO China,
there to publish journal in the
Chinese tongue.
Ex-Goy. MAGoFrIN, of Kentucky, has
been prowling about Duluth with a
canoe and spy-glass until he has picked
up an island Of | 200 acres, lying around
loose in that quarter of Lake Superior,
which no other sharp shark had ever
seen; and he has entered it as Govern.
ment land.
DANIEL DREW is said to be worth S40,-
100000. One of the most successful
spectators in Wall street of late is
Henry n. Smith, reported to have
cleared 100000 or 100000 in the
last twelve months. Jay Gould has
added 100000 to his capital since
the coup dttat in Erie, and ten or twelve
other bold operators may be named who
have bulled and beared and gotten up
corners until they have augmented their
fortunes IN single year by 100000
to 100000 apiece.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Fetched Her.

The Augusta journal says in 1881 ia
cob Flagg, of that city, an incorporate
man, had most excellent wife, who,
tired of her repeated failures in the line
of his reformation, finally left him.
Flagg advertised her thus: cleft my bed
and board-One of the best of wives.
Whoever will give information where
may find her shall be suitably rewarded
and all charges paid" 1t is fair to say
the good wife returned, the husband re.
formed, and the couple lived together
happily for many years.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

patch has been sold by w. IL. McHenry to ID
Robert Barclay for $4,000.
A stage was recently stopped near Pleasant
Valley, Montana. by bi5hwaymen, and the
passengers relieved of $1,000.
The Emma mine trial is proceeding at Sal
Lake City. An army of lawyers is in attend
ance, and much excitement prevails.
The st. Louis Globe, although but few
weeks old, has a hundred thousand dollar libe
suit on its hands.
Kate Boyngton, Of Chicago, attempted &c
shuttle off her mortal COIL the other day, 10y
swallowing two yards of shoe-strings.
The following are the names of the Con-
gressmen elect in the various districts of Ohio
and their resnectiye maiorities
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
ashingtOn.

4 colored student has published Il card.
stating that at the law department of Howard
University, there have been men graduated
who. from their own lips, declare that their
education extended to the ability to read in
the Fourth School Reader.
Attorney General Williams emphaticaly
denies that he intends to retire from the
Cabinet after the Presidential election.
The Rio Grande Commission represent that
the truth Of the disorders on the Texan
frontier has not as yet been half told, and that
Mexico is in every instance the aggressor
An officer of high standing at Annapolis
SAYS that the story of the maltreatment Of
and injustice to the colored cadet midship-
man Conyers is wholly false. Several naval
officers who recently arrived in Washington
from Annapolis declare that they know moth
whatever of the reported disorders.
Information has been received at the capt.
tai that formidable Cuban expedition is
being fitted out under the auspices of Gen.
Ryan.
The President has appointed ex-Goy. Fair
child, of Wisconsin, Consul to Liverpool.
The report of the statistician of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture upon the condition of
the cotton crop for the month Of October
shows the State averages to be as follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01
Foreign.

The London papers give the particulars Of
the arrest Of woman in West Auckland on a
charge Of wholesale poisoning. This modern
Borgia j. accused Of having caused the death
10y poisoning, in the course Of her career, of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

THERE is circus rider in Montreal
who is an Italian princess. Her father
kicked her out of doors because she
married the gardener.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

Total Republicans; Democrats; Liberal
The following are the official majorities fol
State officers For Secretary of State, Allen
Wikof, IA, 055 majority Supreme Judge, John
Wech. 10, 1S9 majority; member of Board of
Public Works, Richard p. Porter, ,455 ma
iority. The total vote cast for Secretary of
State is 500, O37 the largest vote ever cast in
Ohio for any officer.
Advices from Idaho represent a general out
break OF the Indians imminent.
Destructive prairie fires have been raging
in the vicinity of Omaha, Neb. Many houses,
barns, fences, and large quantities of hay
and grain have been destroyed.
The barns Of the West Side Omnibus Com
pany, in Chicago, were destroyed by fire last
week, involving loss OF about $50, 900. A
large number Of hors es were burned.
The South.
The first frost of the season in the South
occurred at Nashville, Tenn, on the 14th of
October.
James Kenny. prisoner at Nashville, has
confessed to the 800, COO diamond robbery at
New Orleans, in which, he says, Forester, the
alleged Nathan murderer, was his accomplice,
and that the steamboats, Thompson Dean,
Magenta and others were fired to aid in the
robbery Kenny accuses Forester of the
Nathan murder.
letter from Parsons. Kansas, states that
Vice-President Dennison, of the Missouri,
Kansas, and Texas railroad, who has just re-
turned from Texas, has made arrangements
for the vigorous prosecution of the road
southwark. The great bridge across Red
river will be completed by Nov. 15 The
this route is said to be wonderful. Large
quantities of cotton are accommodating along
the line of the road, awaiting shipment TO the
Eastern markets.
The South Carolina Legislature will proba-
bly, elect Congressman Elliott 10 the United
States Senate in place of Sawyer. Elliott is a
full-booded negro, and was formerly barber
in Boston.
F. J. Moses, regular Republican, has been
elected Governor OF South Carolina. RAM
ser. Elliott and Rainey, colored Republicans,
and b. f. Perry, Democrat, are elected to
Congress.
1t is stated that the coal famine in England
is creating a demand for the bituminous coal
Of the Maryland districts.
The second trial of Mrs. Wharton will begin
at Baltimore in November.
A duel was recently fought at Atlanta, Ga,
between two young men, with double-baT sled
shot-guns charged with buckshot, at a distance
of 40 yards. One was mortally wounded, the
other escaping without injury.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

The Louisville Exposition contains a
loci; of hair six feet long, cut from the
head of q Swiss peasant girl.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-11-01

Rep. majority. e,t77 Rep. maiority..... s. .5,5
There are twenty murderers confined in the
New York Tombs.
The Cambria Iron Companys rolling-mills
at Johnstown. Pa, resumed work just one
week after their destruction by fire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19
&hiESnnhrimten.

Der Sampfer pSaragoHa" 9in9 Treitag Don Sa=
oannab, Geo., nah Baltimore ab:
Der Dampfsr sea @un. " Capt. Button, ftaf
Greitas pou @barIefou Ho6 Baltimore in See.
Der Oampjer ~@eo. Qppoln," Capt. 9ooelano,
fam Sreitas pom bier iber NorfoIt. ga, in Bottom
an.
Der Oampier rgBm. 8enneeo," Capt. SpIer, traf
Sonna5euo BON Sofon bier on.
Der 0Gmpier p6alcon," Capt. Sannle, iegeIte
por9efiera Don bier Eah Gbarleiton, S.<e. ab+4
Sonuabeno ietne 6abrt BON bier mad Sauannab,
Geo, on.
Der Oampfsr aRebeda glboe," Gapt. @bitDs,
lef u~or9eIferu BON 8itnin9ton, R.=@., bier elm.
Die Sarte uOon Suite" capt. Sburitor, clarirte
an Is. 6ebr. in Sapannab, Geo, mad anierem 9a<
fen-
Das S6iff nSelios" fam am %. 6e6ruar Don ale-
gambia III &aroif in 8ales On.
Sas 5hif "Sasitta," @apt. 9apio, BON bier abz
gegangen, erreibte am 80. Sauuar QUEENSTOWN in
Jrluno.
SIN MatanSas auf Cuba famen Die 8riss .. 6.
Chapman" Capt. 9ni9bt, am 81, bic en9liihe Srt99
~nru9uap." Capt. Bitman, an {. Sebruar uon Bali
ttnlore on.
Die ensfii6e 8rigs n@arana." Capt. @osett,
brad am 8. bs. bon Dfutan5as nat Baltimore aui.
Die Brtgg s2Senonab," @apt. Stone, le9elte am
s. os. pom 9aoannu bierber ab.
Der S6ooner sSbitob," Capt. Subboro, tam ain
6. ~iSebruar BON bier Sl GaroeuGs auf @uba an.
Rah Baltimore heItimmt, falHen porgeItern on oer
Seftuns Ytonroe, 3D., uorbei: Der S6ooner as. DC.
Sreimalter alice Dtinot" uno ole Surte 9rtnloao,
BON Senlerara fomluenb.
9eitern laeen, fute Der 3oututtcr a8ronr" berih'
tet, berSreimaIfcr alice III. 0tiupt, "pou Sapannab,
uno bic Borfe nSrinioao," BON 9enerard nab Bal
tinlore beftimmt, ouf Der $ %amptouer Sbebe.
Die bobe Sec 9eunnn 9eitern Der pom Baltimore
nn9 San S~ransisco Gbseiaprene 8reimaiter "9um=
bDfht.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19

RGF 6 in tranri9er 3uiammens
. - gs sibt redt nette 3uiammen.
Bride, melde Dem auditorium idaaenbes
@elG6ter entloden; aber aud traurise unb
bctriibenbe, peldle ben @uthsrjisen nit Se'
fiimmeruiB %erfii0en. 3ur leeteren Slafie ge-
fort Die gntnerpung bon S0rper un6 Geif,
DE man gemsinislid auIgemeine S9mdde"
ober pGerpeuldruGGe" nennt ur6 bic bel Ser
nahldifguns nur 81 oft nit GtrOpbie uno
Sob enoet. Gin g~eiunOes drstlihes fimulis
renoe8 0tittel if bas 6aupterforberHiB bel
Sauen Oisier art, uuo Die 8iIfeni4att uno
Grfahruu9 beuten ge%meinidaftlid Guf ben
20 lantations 8tttern" als baS
ddte Specificum bin. Die 9batiahe, baB er
Die @tgeuidafteu zines fraftigeuOeu nit 6euen
zines le9elnoeu unO umitimmsuoen Mittels
genau in ben CUR 9er~uorruiung elmer griiuN'
lifen Genberung in Der StimmuHg bes gam
Spltems, iowie Der Sbdtigfeit Der Seroau.
un9ss nnb &bionOerungS<S rgaHe erforStrlis
der 8epeiS fir feline 8irtiamfeit ais alge'
meines Stdfteerneuerungs 0tittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19
Das NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bietet bieIe 8ode neue unS maunitiGte genliie; es
gibt bret gahmtttass~ 8 orfteuun9en. beHR au6er Den
WtatiHee'n N!ttDoh6 unb Sonnabenbs ipire oudh
5eittdgs -Watinec ueranitaItet. Das $rosrnmm ent
Edit tauter neue %giummern. Die tiibne 2urHCriu Ga
Belle Gcleie ruiEo ibre 9ewnnotbeit un6 Dtusfeltrait
gtdnlep ibre arien portraeen; Der atblet Rattbeps
auI benz f~lteeeuben Seile ith tenunoern laiIen; Der
Seio irIdnoii6sr 5dnSe uu6 @eidn9e S. z. 8eup Die
Sorer. uno 2ufhauer era0sen. 3pet n~a9eIneae Bali
Gete tnltrter'n pen" uuo ~DinpOlito") itn6 prd6tie
einitubirt, mo Die Bofie rYtaseppa, " iotuie bas ScHa
lationsilld rInidnl0is" iin6 aIanseno ansftafirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19
Masfenbaa Des uGermGntas
mGnner6hDrS."

Ser ,@ermania : Mdnnerdor" siebt am
9tenltaa8> abeube in Der oGoucorbia" ieiuen
aroBen id6rIifen M~asfenbalI. Die friherer
Bdle bes 8ereins geb6ren betannttth gu ben
Saupt : @lanspunften Der GENERALIZATION,
uuo 10 baben mir ben1 aud oteSmal labeg=
fails etpas SdSre8 Su eruarten.
Gin 1a8fenjug miro ntat itattftnoen, baz
geQel merben mebrere Sableaur aHr 4uffRb.
ru1lg fommen, on Nercn ARRANGEMENT bas&o>
mite bereits lett Waonaten gearbettet bat.
Die 0atural : Scrpfegrn9 lit benz tiidtta
gen aefonomea bes Sereins, Srr, &ufmm,
GNuertragt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19

8iGhdm Gpobr, aOam 8urud, 8,l6elm
Srans, Caroline 9adunp, Gliia6etb Mietb,
6errmann 8~eobin9felb, ei5sie Subn unb
Warie Reus.
Wande 9eflaniationeu erregten cine ge=
miitblife6eiterfeit, unb ale 8ortrdge geihas
ben nit anertennenswertbem Gusbrude uuO
Gepanotbeit. Die 9ebrer Der St. SObannis-
Shule baben llriahe, auf oieien abeno itols
su ietn. Die Strde mar geordngt roll, uno
Die aufmertiamfeit bis gum Sdlulie cine geA
ipannte. Gin dhnliheS GonSert ioa i'm 9aufe
nddfteu WonatS 9egeben meroeu.
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NNrnFrHor (Srrn,,npn

lit iuieber bier angGtoulmen un0 miro beute, sen
49,. 8e6ruar, i'm 6reimdurer : GempeI nit Der Oar.
ffetlung Der peltberibmten Stabt aonbon sipen
lao FnSet gum SsfeR 6ss rissituns .Snnaen< dr.
les" cine Watinee itatt, tuobei StatieR, oas eaHt Der
aiinite, ear9eitelt miro. Wtttmoh tommt 81 Gum
iten zines 9roBen uno eblen unternebneHs tEr Arme
pGiom, bic eui9e Gtaot, " sur auffiihrun9. 5einsr nit
Gfedt itets bef0unoerten 41eserie ~aeIn 3reu8, feiue
Srone!p bat 9r. 8rof. GremDell nod Die neue glaea
Qorie Der 6etien Der Sabrbuueerte" binSu9eiigt.
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I'm vors's @rano gpera SOufc

treten Mab. 8OmerS unb 6r. S. 6. McGof<
lOm Die leste ISOLDE ibres @aIrOaen=Gpclu
beute an. @egeben mirb baS gang meme,
nit groBen Soften prGdttg inicenirte ~fiiufafs
tige romantiideS dauipiel: yQmp &obiart."
User etlpas GroBarti9es auf Dem Gebiete iaes
nti9ec Softtmirung, 8erlpanblnn9eH uno
ionftiger SeniationS l1eberraidun9en iebeH
Mil, beIldle Da5 Spernhau5.
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sn 6oQisapftr. : Sbeater

aebt beate Oas an baar~irdubeHoenS cenen uuO
eri9iitterrben auftritteu 10 reidle qplerifaNi>
i9e 9hauipiel: slleher ben Continent" itber
ole 9ii6ne; bic Sauptrole lit benz 8alttmo<
rer Saauipieler Oiioer 9oHO SgrOn iiber=
tragen.
auf 9onuerffus @ubmittag it cine Sell
tags WtatiHee angefiupiat,
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- 9alti(6tr GlODO.

Dirette regcImdSise 0amptitifffubrt 3tuiiheu
Stetttn uno q eDzg Ort ibcr Copenhagen uuO
@briItoninro.
foIgt, erpcbirt:
Son Stettin: Bon Stem MORT,
nSumbptet," 4. AptiL Bier 10, R.s8.
nSranflin," ,. Niai, rSumbpIrt, 80. NGrL
n&bOrpaleGem. go. Iiai, rSraRtGiu," 6. april,
n9mnbpIet," 6. SUM. n5umbplft," 4. Wot,
~Sbprpdlfien, "29. SUM
rSrnft morris Nrnff,A r9Sdibinstpn, = i'm 8au.
Yuia9e@Rreiie BON Stettin: /. @aiIte $4,000
DO. ii. 60.OO
90. J.. 3niIheu6ed 5000
90. II. 1000
&aiiasezBreiie bon R.sD.: 1. Gaidte Sob $4,000
60. /. !3nTiidsnOsd"" 1910
90. II. n 40 90
g6e9en Gra6t un6 &aElage nod ben SfieebGfen
DeRoe man lIh an
9SenSt s. RanmelSbers, aseRten,
Office {: SIR. 40, 8rpabmap, Nepz9srt.
Sn Baltimore: 4. RainP, @rpebitiou 6es -Deuls
Ibeu e orrGiponbenten." (Wld3,fS)
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N.zG.
= S
S5d

-EWMEEFNNHMEA
- SraebtaIter tdglidb empfanqen!
Die Baltimore unb Soutbern Dampiz5ranspors
tattous=@ omp. " beteberb aus Den OampIidtffen
nSpliodr, Capt. @uaus;
r&ebedd GIpee," Sapt. .. 6. Gibbs;
n2ucile," CAPT. &abib s. Brice.
Das DGmpfI6ifF DSf. Glpfe" looet uunmebr uuo
miro SienfG9, Den 20. Gebruar, yiG9mittags UNI
ubr, ab9eben.
Die 8umpfitife biIeen jstt cine re9sIm6sise 9s
mic, ipethe ieoen 6aien cen >. Gag o~erlaieR unb fh
In Wilmington nit alien Gtieuba6nen une Dampfs
iGiff=9inieH, iUelbe nab Dem 9uueru BON Roros unb
SiozS arolina fabreE, perbineen.
Durbqebenoe 6rddthricie iDereen nusgeeebrn uuo
Die 6radtz9taten nah 8aieieb, &barleiton, Bapettez
billie, Sboe Sin, g9biteuiQe, Sair Bluff, Rofinabom
uno anoereR Euntten in Nioroz&% arolina, Htoriou,
Sumpter; Mandeisr, 9arlin8tuny 5Oeletp Siu,
@beran, 8iibopsuiIe, @reenpiQG, Columbia, Gam
Den unb anoern Euntten in Shb, Carolina %earanttrt.
Nraht8uter Derotn taglib angenommen unb Gradts
Raten 10 btntQ, ais bel ir9eno elmer nnbern9inie gas
ranttrt: 8erii9erunsen ruerbcn Bu ZEN b~ili9ften &rds
mien e%ffettuirt.
9Begen Brdhtraten, GIalfTtationcn Il. a~nbererGuss
fuufr penoe maI lid an
u. .. Gp3anS, a9snten, 8iImtnaton, R.sG.;
Mnsre,pS y Comp, General. Ngeuten,
a. SIR. 70, Smttb's gSerftt,
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cr Nor Turn-CoNo %

SIR. 81, @et>8 oIttmorese trase, bat r. 6. @unbiua
Iir beute, ben 10. Sebruar, I6catcrs unoi Gang
frGnsheR ueranitaItet. Sur Multiplying tomrnt: n@r
reti't fir 8olliHger," SuRiptel in 3 atten Don 9aB=
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Der ,,Sarmpnie = Granfen : unter=
- EtifMn NycrnfnM
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labet feline NeitgIteber gu benz auf beute, Den 10.
9~ebruar, in Der ;, Diebanics $ Sale, " SIR. l52, g8eits
fapetteftr., itattfnoenoeu Sabrssbal elm, uno rr=
tpartet Bablreihe Gbeitnnbme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19

bolt Iitttuot, Den 81. G%sbruar, in Der Y8ortudrtsz
9aie"an 6apettcitr. etneH 9roBen Get=8aa ab, mel
der in teiner Diniidt Gtrpas gu iuiinihen ibris Iaiier
miro. Capt 6elsmann's @apeae miro bic EanJluz
iti9en befriebi9en, uno 6r. 6opp ttr CUTE SpeiieH unG
MRtrnnfc In hefnnnter llRiir inrnRn
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go ,Oai9muuO : OurtFuBs
UiienGabn>9inic."


Bon Wittpo1, ben 10. September, an losr6eH bic
f9onen. i9neuiaPrenbeH un6 bequemeH 0olnpfsr
rGGterH @itp" uno Daniel gBebiter" ibre @erfte am
Bier SIR. 10, 2tsbtlraBen=8 eri.e, nabe BarrthraBe,
ieeen Tag 9ta6mttta9s UNI ubr nod ReHpotHt
uno oen Gnoeren &Gnoun0s iteuen am gorttuIje, 3D.,
u%ertaiien, i'm anihluie 8u Aetpoint an biz 3ige oeI
rafihmonoz ortauB@@tieubabn mad 8ii6m0n6, 8cs
t%ersbur8, 0btte sulphur SpriEas, 9anpiue, Glls
min9ton, Charlotte big RemzOrleans. 6rahtahtcr
mad alien 8aNtteN in 8irginieu un6 &aroltna neT0sn
tdSttb bis 9a&mittass . 1br angenommen. NQten
eteHio nieortg, Dte NIT Der BailtUie uuo lbcr gortss
mouth nat alien Runtteu tn Carolina, Charlotte,
Slaleisb, @olo6borousb, TapetteUtle, Rilmineton
u. I. 10. antttan6en iur 8urdiabrt uuo DurhiIada
tperoen 9arantirt uRo pie Staten ebenio nieoris, ME
auf anoeIen HloutGn geitCut,
6dbrgeiO nab RibmoRs......... $3.50,
6abrgelo uQb 6ihuorb uub 5uriid 600.
Sa9r9el6 ROD allen oneeren 8uutten i'm stei&sn
8a5atniie.
9dilaeiere, tueIhe Baltimore Radmittdes 4 ub
%ocrlaiien, treifen irib q II llbr in Rthmono, 8G., Elm,
100 it1 aae GbneliSiae mad Dem Suoen anIhIieBen.
SamHet@. GrGitD, 8eneral. &e ent,
taun,3 80, 12Dtte.) Nr. 144, Sigbttrase.
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.Nr. ErieNrih Gnhn
0r, 1phanlt OeioIeift

bat in SIR. So, giarib Rartet : space cine neae
g3irtbi6alt etn9erihtet uno miro oieieIbe beute,
ben 19. Bebruar, mt ilperbem 2unibe %er6ffnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-19

Dat Die Birtbifaft gar. 252, Gde Der aims uno Nlice
anntr., fdulih lbernommen uuo miro oteielbe
beute, ben 10. 6ebruar, nit einem ausgc5eihneten
9unide uuo uortrefflibem g8unber'ibeH un6 Soner<
poat'ihen 2Qaerhiere eroffnen.