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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-14

At West Bromvicb. England, recently.
young woman named SimcOx, asked her
sweetheart, Joseph Norman, to 60 to q
wake with her. He refused, and she went
alone, but returned 10 company with an
other young man, which caused great pain
to herlover. Seeing bis distress the girl
said: Il suppose you will go and hang
yourself after this" Unfortunately Nor
man did SO, and at tho Inquest verdict
ofsuicide while insane was returned. and
the girl was also censured 70. her heart
less aud uuieeling, and uuvomanly treat.
meut Of Der lover
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A STORY OF THE DEEP.
Gold Seeking Under the Sea.


To the month Of December, 1869, tht
ship Eagle started from Hudsop's Bay
Victoria, Australia, on her her homeward
voyage to England. She was vessel o
large tonnage, full rugged, oficered anc
manned by experienced seamen. She car
ried a full cargo, including an immense
quantity Of gold, copper, ore, and vas'
amount Of specie. The passenger list in
cluded q great number Of wealthy colon.
isl's, some i9!sll ea.. plGI hsla4 .
business ~ sseady, fairAinds
Der safely out Of port; through the narrow
and always dangerous channels at the
mouth of the harbor, and in few hours
she was to those on the shore "a speck on
the horizon" Tho Captain shaped his
course for the coast of Vau Demons Land,
as is usual for all vessels from Melbourne
bound for England, excepting in days Of
contrary winds. when the course is gener.
ally altered for the intricate and difficult
passage Of Bass Straits. The captain of
the Inflated Eagle took the latter course,
and after some days she was Oft the New
Zealand coast, Perhaps there is no part
Of the world, not even the English coast,
requiring more careful navigation than 10
these lattudes The winds are generally
suddenly treachcrous and gustful. Wh'l'
the coast, for some thousands of miles
rises 10 high promono'ories, in many cas''
suddenly reaching May miles in barfo"
strips far out at sea Not man, miles
from the maiu land there are varlonN
islands, but the most prominent and veil
known for its danger are those OF tn
Aucklauds, so often the dread Of the ma
riuer, refuge Of the castaway. aud th'
careful study Of the combined governments
Of the various colonies that constitute thu
Australian group. Sixteen days from the
date Of her sailing. the ship on dark
and dusky night, deceived by strong cur
rents. plunged into huge cave in the iron
bound cliffs of this island The sea was
comparatively smooth, but before the high,
towering land could be distinctly seen,
and the sure and certain destruction OF
the ship, with the souls on board she was
firmly imbcdded between the rocks and
bolders, half of her hull penetrating the
cave Had the weather been tempestuous
sbe would have been crushed to atoms,
and not o soul left to relate the story
As it vas, by daylight it was contemplat.
ed to lower the boats, and either steer for
the main land or seek the refuge Of the
merciless island. But before the welcome
daylight came the sea rose in anger, and
the waters rolled and dashed over the YES
sel, as though eager to snatch it from its
moorings and dcvour.it 10 the deep. The
critical position Of the ship left hardly any
hope Of launching the boats is safety, aud
four Of them were stove in against her
sides and on the reefs. Many passengers
we're washed overheard, many died 10
their cabins, and we're never again seen,
aud some forty souls alone managed to
get clear Of the wreck in the only boat
left. No time was to be lost in getting
clear Of the dangerous spot, and from the
high, perpendicular shore Of the island it
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cREDULITY.

wo clip the following from tho Gallipo.
lis Journal. The whole thiugis ueWsto
us; and,ae canno. bu. think that our old
friend Harper was sudsr Tho influence Of
ths. "loug .uecked black bottle" presented
bin by Mr.. Mooh, when DO psnusd shh.
article;
"Somo days since q woman vs'sed 10
fortune telling, locating oil. wells. miner
ais, aud hidden treasures. unpacked hsr
apparel at Point Pleasant, and gave out 10
printed oirculars to the uususpecting Polu'
tiers that she vas 90 small pota!oes 10 tho
above line. Not only could che look into
tho far future, tell coming husband Or
wife, but was able to toll where untold
treasures lay concealed in tho bowels OF
the earth. This latter moved the bowels
ofthe Pointers, aud they lavishod The con.
fonts Of their weasel skins upon her, that
they might be made suddenly rich. She
''trauccd" herself aud told EN- that trsa.
sure was buried on the farm Of Mr.. SAINT
Campbello Greene township, GalliA couu'
ty. Ohio. Nothing was requisite % their
future happiness. but 10 hsyo tho exact
spot painted gu. to them which che agreed
to do on The following day. On Tuesday
night Of last week, when the several Poiu'
tors pressed their respective couches, VS.
ions Of seductive silver tNs and gaudy
golden wedges troubled thor rest. Tho
poverty stricken Pointer Of today WAS %
be tho enriched virginian Of lV.morroV.
Gu tho following morning, 10 campsuy
with the fortune finding fair ous. And d
unusual number Of niat.ocks, spades, hcas.
&c., they crossed tho river and repaired
to the farm Of Mr.. Campbell, where tue
woman pointed to tho place where lay tho
coveted tressurc.rovs. Here they piled
their tools vigorously for several hours
with what SUCCESS We have nevor been able
to learn, but from tho best information w
could obtain there was considerable ssesr.
ing among them 90 their return home.s
and loss Of confidence, on their part, 10
the geusler gender. Our treasures ore ouf
own, o, Pointer"
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And tho discovery was equally great BY
the workers who. Of course. thought the
island un,uhabited, BY means Of signals
the castaways we're assured that tbay would
be taken Of 10 safety BY tho brig thai
vas hourly expected to return for the d.
vers to convey them and their spoil' u
Melbourne. In due time il arrived, aud
with some difficulty what had been secur'
ed from the lost Eagle was safely got on
board the brig, which making for tst
lowest portion Of tho island, secured the
cestsways, and set sail for it's destination
Two days afterwards violent storm arose
and the sea rose 10 mountains; tho wind
blew With awful fury on to the island; IN
short, all the elements seemed to combine
that tho hard won toll should never be To-
ken from its apparent grave, while the
castavays felt they had quilted tho wretch
cd island only for watory grave. The
uasts and bulwarks Of the brig were
gone, and her boats swept away. She
was gradually sinking in tue cradle Of tho
deep, aud all on board gave themselves up
on that "vast wilderness Of waters" as If.
revocably lost. A distant sail fortunately
saw them; it bore down upon them within
an hour Of the 6ual sinking Of the brig,
and Her Majcsty's steamer Herald" on
her way from New Zealand port to Mel
bourne, bore them homo 10 safety. But
the all powerful goh-thc vast amount Of
money upon which so much toll bud been
expended in securing it from its first grave
only found o second one in tho deep
beneath The sea-" and the hardy laborers
who we're sent upon tho erraud Of secur.
ing wealth were instrumental 10 securing
what was still more valuable,
and which perhaps bu. for them might
never been seen again, three human lives.
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WE'RE FLOATING DOWN THE
RIVER.


We're floating down the river
The noisless stream Of Time
Its voyasers Of all ages,
They hail from every climsl
II has its lights aud shadows,
IT'S Taught with hopes aud fears,
Some cross ii in moment,
Some only cross in years.
We're floating down the river;
Atfint il seems 80 wide
That our frail barks can never
Land on the other side,
The trip seems one OF pleasure,
We've nothing now 10 fear,
No TEMPEST can beset us
While skies ure fair and clear.
We're floating down the river;
AS further on We 60
The stream appears more narrow,
The waters faster huw;
NE re looking 0rt lot dangers
That lie on every side,
Our watchword, il is Onward"
AS down the stream We glide.
We're Aosting down The river;
When we've been on it for years;
And cast our glances backward,
II but step appears.
The waters now are deeper,
The bottom lost from view.
Where once The boats were many.
They are scattered now, aud few
We're floating down the river,
As Others have before.
Outlines q boat will leave us
And strike out for the shore.
Aud then onr journey onward,
More lone and sad is found,
One comride less to cheer us,
As we are homeward bound.
We're floating down The river;
Sometime our lnrn will come
To launch out from the Others,
And set our sails for home,
And when shall come that summons
From shores beyond our view,
0, may our boats be ready
To dash the breakers through!
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The possibilities Of mechanism arc b.
yond belief. There is but oas thing that
machinery cannot do. We believe. Asshe
American Institute iair, Now York, vaa
exhibited q patent improved bandssv that
ou!saWs anything We ever saw. Ina Rlass
case, near the exhibitors sav. may b
seen miniature masonic temple, With oil
the emblems visible. from the 6rst 10 tho
last degree. which we're saved from . col.
ID piece Of wood. It is indeed, Q ssfs
curiosity, and is said to 10 The only thing
Of the kind 10 the world. The work Tho
exhibitor can perform seems almost inesed.
ible. lie will saw from solid hock .
small chair perfect in ell parts, bus % dek
icate that, with tho breath, 10 may b
blown to atoms. 10 front Of bis cav 10
has dove.talled counter together VitA
such extreme nicely that, where the sane
kind Of wood is used. tho joints ore not
visible. And the most astonishing thing
10 connection With the work 10, that tho
joint is made entirely With the saw, and
80 fue is the saw that he can cut 1olid
board in tso-dove.tailed shsped-sad
place the pieces together and make . per.
feet joint. Mr.. MoChe'uoy, tho inventor
is now at work upon cap, spsotaoles and
shoes, all Of which will be Of wood, aud 10
that costume he will appear every day d
bis bench. He works entirely BY bic eye,
aud the rapidity with which ho turns ous
puzzles and other ouriosidas is only 10 b
accounted for BY bio rsss and massblssg
gSafus. =
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], ~ q < sIE.s-sii Il.
~ SlS1 y &aoaDaapi " "

!, ~ syr aAly slsvs-zi',. y
49, 6l M r Sdf @anaDa1p ~
sss1 SiiglslS sAaqass lhat u No
within ,be limits o. our county curioaisisa
greater than tho Natural Bridge. 10 Rock.
bridge. The greatest Of these is Singing
Cave, one mile from Cen.reville. tits .
series Of natural bridges. through which
passes creek that babbles and brauls 10
glee over tho rugged rocks and jagged
salacites tia. line tho walk, to disappear
and then reappear mile below. i,s waters
turn Cooks Mill. There arc many com.
partmen.s and nsOy caves. the from. walls
Of one rising two hundred feet perpiudic.
ularly. Oa it's crest stands tho giant for.
est trees that With the passing wind keep
music to the ripple Of lhs clesr waters DO.
low. One Of those caves hss been Used
from "a time when the memory Of man
runuetl not to the contrary for tho man.
ufac,ure Of saltpeter, but since The vat
stands idle. Its one Of tho most roman.
tic spots 10 the mountains, aud . delight.
ful resort tor picnic parties A sov dsys
ago it was our good fortune 10 visit i 10
company with o few friends, but oar ez.
plorations we're quite imperfect, and w
wish to return and explore moro Of leisure.
Border Ralehmaa.
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JOB WORK.

We are prepared to do Job Work Of every
description, in as good style as any Office in
this part Of the Slate. aud at lower prices.
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ID. Polsley e. Som,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
\N7lIL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
w 1fllth Judicial Circuit. Attention Civ.
ell TO tie collection Of debts.
Agu | lS7l-ly aa
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ASDREw Il. BARBEE, WEI
Or., Marbee L. Ncaie,

Office, on Maui Street. Near Court House,
POINT PLEASANT, W. va
DioMPT attention given professional Calls
/ whether day or ngnt ,,s
IrDr. Burbee or DR.. Neale. one or the olher'
may at all tunes bs found in Their ONCE
mch II -3m
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POLSLEY a. CROW,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Nv ILL practice in the Courts Of Jackson
w Roane, and adjoining counties.
All business entrusted 10 their care will bs
promptly attended to.
Address G B. Crow. Jackson C. a., W. Va,
or D. W. Polsley, Point Pleasant, West Va.
mch 81, 70-ly. !.
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10. o. F.-The Pon, Pleasant Lodge No
80, |. 0. 0. f.. meets evcly Thursday night
al Barcus' Hall.
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POST OFFICE MOURS.--The Office j,
open from O'Clock a. m. 10 ! o'clock p m.-
On Sundays Iron, O'Clock a. M. too q m.
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JAS. 3 MENAGER.
Attorney at Law,

Point .plsasaas. y. Is 4
sWYILN,end pronp,lyto al business en-
w trrsbd to bis care. 0Gce on Asin and
9Th streets, opposite Court House.
Sept. 26-ly.
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Mason County Directory,

Judge Circuit Court-Hos j. W HOGE.
Clerk Circuit Uoarl--C. B. WAGGENER
krcurLpr--E. KlMBEFLlNG.
Prosecuting Auoruey--W II. T0MLlNSON
Sheriff--C SEH0N.
Deputy Sberitfs--J. PR. B.SMlTH,
:" ISAAC ECKARD.
Jailor-J. JEWETT. e
Superln,end'l Of Sclools--C T. ENCORE.
Surveyor Of Lands--G. ". PUbLlN,
Assessor Dist No. Nv. H. MACHlR.
. No.2-E 4. BAKER.
Asst Assessor u. S Rcv.--JOHN MASON.
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TEWMs OF SUBSCRIPTION,
UiSyARIABLY IN ADVANCE. %
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Il irch) insertion 81 90
Each additional insertion, 50
One square 3,nouths, 5 70
One square s months, ! 10
One square 10 months, 1000
One fourth Of column, 3 months, 10 w
One fourth Of a column, 8 months Is 90
One fourth ola column, l2 months, 20 O0
One hall of column, 3 months, IL 90
One h lf Of column. 6 months, IS %
One. half of column, u months, IS 0O
One eolumn,3 months, Is 90
one column, 6 months. IS %
-t,ne column, IL months, gu %
All legal advertisements must be paid fol
,eiore TIA roof Of Publication can be obtained
Plaintiffs are required by law 10 pay the cost
II Orders Of Publication before the Proof ol
Publication is issued.
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JOSEPH sAlru' HENRY 0. rLIsHrR.
SMITH & FLESHER,
Attorneys at Law and So.
licitOrs i'm CllamCcFy,
DRACTICE in the counties Of Jackson,
L Roane. Writ and Mason, also in the tho
United States District Court At Charleston,
and the Supreme Court Of Appeal, for The
State. Utilities to land investigated.
Addrc,s:--jackson Q H., We,t w.
sept. ely.
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Masonic -Minluru Lodge No 10, A +. and
A. NJ, meets monthly on The hight Of the full
moon. the same being Tuesday, or on the
Tuesday night Immediately preceding.
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inventions, and iuprovents 10 tho mcchan.
ical arts. f,'f a'l
sioes iha dlgs az RltQp = I
N 1l}Ig "
9 ne .I6s diIioOs of;sNd dl1sNSss01'
ders and ranks in society owe their origin
or have been made practicable only by the
introduction and use Of machinery as aids
to human industry.
10 "the good old times those who, by
hereditary rights or BY superior proves
assumed or usurped tho right to rule over
the great laboring masses, were content
to have their wants supplied, whether Of
cour,ly display and extravaganza, or Of
predatory warfare upon their rivals; With
out q thought or care as to the amount or
kind Of labor required for gratifying the
demands Of their pride aud ambition.
The tillcrs Of the soil. tho artisan and
the manufacturer, all upon common lev.
el, we're regarded as mere scrfs, useful 90.
Iy as producers Of what was required by
the higher orders.
Labor saving machinery has changed
all this. It hos been the great elevating
and equaliziug agency Of modern times
and made it possible for the mechanic and
the laboror to supply his wants and to sur.
round himself With comforts, conven ieuces
aud Injuries unknown 10 former times to
even tho very highest orders. he is no
longer the serf or dependent Of other ranks.
to devote bis life, subject to
their will. iu ministering to the wants Of
others, for tue mere right Of existence for
himself.
All this We owe to the mechanic and
mechanical arts. The great movement 10
this direction is still going on at constantly
accelerated ratio. One improvement only
to another; com fort or o lux
ury for to-day is necessity for to.mor.
row; one improvement or advance secures
the means aud opportunity for still furth-
er triumpbs
The mechanic Of to-day is not defined,
as be once was by literary lion Of the
old aristocratic court circles, as "a low,
mean fellow" lie may, it ho improves
his opportunities, be the peer Of men Of
any rank or profession.
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F. A. GUTHRIE,
Attorney ut Law.

lofics 10 the 0our. HOuss,)
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va.
Practices exclusively in Mason County. West
Virgins, aud Gallia County Ohio,
WILL attend promptly to all business en-.
w trusted to bis care.
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n. II. HOWARD,
Attorney at Law,

(Ohce in Court House.)
Prompt attention given to the collection Of
claims aud I'll legal business entrusted to bis
care. aug. ls-iy.a
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SuraExs CouRr The Supreme Court Of Ap.
pe.l. OF West Virginia holds its sessions at
Charleston on the second Thursday IN Janua
ry. and at The City Of Wheeling on the second
Thursday IN July. Judges Hon R L. Berk'
shire President residence MOrganlown; Hon,
Edwin Maxwell, residence Clarksburg; Hon
Charles P, I. Moore, residence Point Pleasant
Clt,k-ylyauus Hall. residence Fairmouut..
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WHAT WE OWE THE MECHANIC,
To nothing are NO so much indebted for
the improved condition, increased comforts
and elevation.Of mind and intellect among
all civilized people, as to Tho discoveries,
inventions, and iuproveu.s 10 The mcchau.
ical arts. s
siaes ~, dlIa q Aalsa !. !,
UT .!
: NJ, fS6 a1ndiIiiona 81 :fkd a. SrSnis "a
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/ \EEDS...For sale At this siice, . full ~
J,srtueus Of Blsnk Desds.
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Bo. q. o. D., sursIv,soss The IA Board q 81:
pcrvisors meets on the irst Tuesday in JaDu
,ry, third Monday in May. first Wednesday III
August. and the tillh day after every election
II. Il Howard, Clerk.
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ClscuIr CouRT -Cilcuil Court meets on The
9th Of February, 2olh Of May aud list OF Sep
lembe. Hon. James W. Hoge, Of Putnam
q county. Judge. 4. !.
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Q1m0dS

~ 3iu,lsbtreau: Rr. 25. on = Saltimo
&trcfe. (l64-I
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bereits Die 8eitdtigung Der telegrapbiiden
9fa4ri6t gebra6t, DAB bic &riit5 gum
9(usbrud getummen iit 9ie Gpurie unters
lugen Mitte 6ebruar bereits enprmen
S6panfungen, Sapage fielen auf 22O,
Opbir uuf 30, 8elder uuf 35, gellpwz
Satet uuf IA, Sesregatepz zgel6er auf 83
8rp5ent. - 9ie &riiis wirb inoeb ii6er
i6nell pieber pprIbergeben unb bic rai6e
gnttpidlung, tpel6eGalifOrnien in penigen
Sabren, tpie nit einem 3uuberitube unt=
genanbelt bat, ni6t beeintrd6ttgen. Sie
8ermebrung Der Silberprpbuttipn, Die
&ieien=Gapjtalien, pel6e iid in ein5eInen
!6dnpen anbdufen, merben ii6 sund6it in
elmer Steigeruns bes GrunppertbeS duz
bern, bic aud nod in bem fprti9reitenpen
@iienbabnbau cine neue Nabrung erbdlt.
Gin ppIlitdnoiges gteb ppn 8abnen becedt
beute i6pn bic 8ai=Gpunties unb er6ffnet
neue Quellen bes @pblltanbes. 8is iett
bat ii6 bic bergmdnniihe Sbdti9teit nur
arf Gplp uno Silber gemOrfen. gllletn
bic 8erge Galifprnien'S bergen nod an"
oere wertbppae Mineralien, tpte 3inn,
&upfer, glntlmpn, 3int, 9prar, pelde bis
jeBt tuum 8eadtung gefunOen baben.
Sn ntdt aQ3uferner 3utunft miro man IL
der aud nit Gnergie an bic !5ebung Diez
ier S6dBe geben."
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xelearaphifheB SIlcrlei.

- Die japuHeiilde @eiauOti1aft fam oe.
tern III ct. SobnsbUrp, ST., al uHo reifte
BON bort nad SOitOn.
- Su Der gtabe uou Sucian, 9lri3., murz
Oen am 5. Sui wleoer psri6eoelle 6rten
BON Snoianern an9egrifieu uno idmmlid,
uerwunOet. Die SHOIaner wurOen 3uriidge.
ifla9en.
= Die Qfoctutiou Der iiiO(. 3a6udr,te,
reld)e Oieier Sage in Ridmono tagte, bat
beidloiien, lbre nahhe Seriammluug IN Bal
tImore III balteH.
- Sn gSillumspOrt, Ya., 1T bic 3uhe
0ouhdnot9 meoer hergeiteut moroeu; Die
Dliiblen arbeiten mieOer uno bic uerbafteteu
yStrltrS" mnrOeu 8e8en Siir9idaft sntlai,
len.
- Die Staat8 9ebrer gtiiociatiUu BON
YeuniDludnien bGlt ant 20. 2lug. in Ybia.
oelpbia i9re &Onuenliou.
= Die raotfGle StaatS Contention BON
VlIliourl ut auf Den 4. september einberufen.
- Die liberalen Gepublitaner treiieu Sor-
berettungen gum @mpfange OcS @rs@ouuer.
neurs Curtin.
- @eiern Vorgsn ftitr3te in Der 9t66e
oon Wouno'@itp cine Bride iiber ben 9ad)e.
HluB elm, uRo DR.. @auamap puroe getOOtet,
rInr Perloneu luuroen uerlegt.
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Die ySab1 in HorS= Carolina. - Se=
beuteuSe emforatiidhe 0cpinne
aaeatbalben. gSabrfd1etnlteber
&ieo Ser SpuferDattDen.

9fewz 0Orf, 1.Auauh.-@lne 6erulo".
0epeite pou WlimlngtOn, gt.'@., iagt, baB
einiae 0ofa(unruhen unter Den Gepublltanern
itattgefunoeu baben, welfe oem oenlOtratis
if,en Observation-Disclosures Stimmeu gu.
menSen meroen. I9eute befiirdtet man feline
St0runSen.
Senator Senrn BiliOn reiite heute ab, I'M
81 elmer experimentation Seliummlun9 in Sn'
Oiunu su iprsden; er miro banp ObtO uub
BeuniplUanieu bereiien.
&aleig b, 1.AuguH.- Die 8a6l idreitet
rubi9 uoran. DaS bemofratiidle Botum
nimmt gu. Sis iest haben nod feline lluru-
ben itattgefunOeu.
Burlington, l. aug. - Die 8uhl
in oteier Staot mar cine Der ruhl9lten, nel1e
lett Sabreu bier iattfanoeu.
Die 8ublbertfte Der Stabt ftnS mod nift
ale ab9eltefert.
abbOtt8burg GOwnibip, SlaSsns.eountp,
pelnes suerlt beridltete, gibt Wterrirnon 40
Stimmeh rnebr, al8 ber ben1Qtratiidle &anni<
bat i'm Sabre 1870 erbielt. Die 1abl be8
@snsralauwaltss i'm Sabre 1870 wirO oils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-02

cOmbinirte. st mar iebr tbdtig beim 9D=
iden - jebt gebt er iprt. Spnberbar,
aber begreiflid; mer mD6te in einem6au>
ie bleiben, mo es gu allen anDern Stbz
rllngen AUDI nod pes gta6ts 5u bremen
pflest, wenn aud nur suweilen! 9tleS
aus 6pl;, man fbnnte in Der beiten Ytaz
nier wdbrenb pes S6lafs gei6mOrt merz
ben.
llno bod biit gu pieOer bier eingespz
gen.
WluB i'd penn ni6t? SD bin bier gez
pihermaben in freimilIiger S6ulbbaft.
Gs piro ii6 Nlles urrangiren laiien.
9lrrangiren? Strei6er ladte b6bniia.
2dderli6! Gon meinemStunbpunft gibt's
nur Elm arrangement. = Iber pOn et=
mas glnberem. $50 tparit 9u inbehen?
9u erinnerit mid gu redter 3eit an
cine lbernpmmene Bfi6t, entgegneteGerz
barb. 9u bait 8e6t, i'd bin Elm Gguiit.
Sd pergeiie nber meinen Nngelegenbeiten
gang bic NnDerer. 9lrmer Olr. 8allace,
arme Srau, pie perben fe bieie 9tadt
perbra6t baben!
tfSortieBun9 foIgt.)