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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-01

Ex-Mayor Ballou has sold out his book and
stationery store in Burlington, to Henry II.
Davis, late Of the firm of Drew q Davis. Mr..
Billou is to leave temporarily, for Omaha, Ne
braska, where be has business interests which
need his personal attention
The Masonic fraternity have sold their prop
erty on the west side Of City Park, in Burlrg-
tor, to Horace Wheeler for $1,000, Mr. Wheeler
taking possession on the first Of May next.
This event viii doubtless lead to the erection
Of a Masonic Temple in that city, at an early
dav
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-10-01

Wool frocklng. Mrs. +. l.. Marble, Fayston, 81 90
Mrs. Il. L. Marble, Rayston, 5Oc. Linen Diaper Mrs
T. l.. Marble, fayston, 81 90, Mrs. Edwin House,
Waitsield, 800. Rag carpetng Mrs. ID. Newconb,
waitsdeld, sl,O0i Mrs A. NJ. Pierce, Moretown. 600
Mrs. ID. O. J0sylin, Waitsleld, diploma. Wool shawl
Mrs. Low Willard, Watshed, 600. Pair braided rugs,
Mrs. H. Gleason, Waltsheld, $780, Mrs. J, Learned,
Waitsneld, soc Mr.. N. j. Bushnell, Waitsfeld,
diploma. Chenie rug, Mrs. L. ID. Savage, Waitsheld,
800 Drawn In rug Mrs. Layina Wyethe, MOretown,
81 Oi, Mrs. J. BOyce, Watsheld, 5Oc. Pair gents
socks Mrs. u. l.. Marble, fayston, bOo Pair ladies
hose Mrs. II. l.. Marble, FaystOn, SOC. Pair ladies
worsted hose, Mrs Lyman Fisk, Waltsield coo. Wool
mittens Mrs Chaa Fisher, Fayst0n, SOC Mrs Edw win
House. WaitsReld 2jc Gents wool gloves, Mrs. Edwin
House Waitsdeld, 5Oc Bonnet, Mrs. \. A. Thayer,
Waitsaeld, 81 90. Ladies' hat, Mrs. u. Thayer,
Waitsneld, 800 Wool yarn, Mrs. Il, l.. Marble, PaJs-
ton, 5Oc. Straw hats, Miss u. Smith Wsitsied, bOc.
Worsted quilt Mrs Noah Robinson, Waterbury, 81 90
Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce, Moretown, 500. Patchwork, MIS-.
i, buckley, Duxbur, sl;oo Mrs. j. Holden, Waltz
sOci Mis- Eulaa u. Bruce, Warren $50. SILK quilt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Scr eroFe 2aoeu Ssr- 50. Saltiinorear. rebenz
on Der Siice bcs pSorreiponoentcr, IN pom l. Wdrb
on ouf tur3e ober lunge .2ett bili9 Sn perntetben.
Dian meGos lid bel !. @aine, nebsnan Dem sGosn.
IO1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gdiFs Mn1eiaen.

&c. staG Sabauaab, $685.,
ale fuuf Sage
,,Ealtimnre sabannab : S0mpIi4iTs
8eleli9aft,"
b,asSsRo aus ben OQmpfibiiffn erfsr @IaH:l
IGGrGsoTa." Capt. Z. u. 6oOper;
SSImeried," capt. -. &. SjUups;
sEprth Soint," Capt. u. Z. RoIGnt
Der SGmpIer .Saraadfd" ltmmt iest ICire
Era6t on ElarioaH's 4Serftt cnlse9eH uuh 9e5t GIN
SOuuerfdg, II. Gpril, RahnittaaS , ubr, al.
Surd1fabrtss SraoJtidcine DGroGnHad 4u9utG.
Bacon, Columbus, SuiauIG, UiORt9omGrp, SriHtr
uno mad Gasn Srten in Georgia, alabama mne
fIoriea iiber Die r9corgias 9entrGL-" uno .AtIantic,
9olf=SiiCnbGbn" 81 ebGnio H~ic0ri9eH HGten, ais GU
irgeR0 elmer au0ereH 0t0ute se9ebGu.
gBGgeU 6rG6t OhCr EGiiaee ponoe man nd en-
Sames 4. Anfrerp5, agent,
gtr. 73, SMITHS 2Berits Gm 6uBe oes Song 9e6S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
fiji Sruington,

if!t SrDlngt0n,
Es.II- IL Nieite uon Der Staot on Der @GtorsuiGer
@%iieuhabn uno 5 Tiinuteu gBeees BON elmer Station
Der acknowledgements" Ole Sage lit biibId
uro iebt 9eiunb biibide Gottasee nit alien mooerz
nan SeQuemIidfeiten. unb leere YlGts On elmer O6.
eiten ~sraoirten g7enue 5u ~uertGuien ober 5u uerz
pQbten. GuserorOentti1 sinitise Ysbin9unssn iit
oaulcrtQusr unb gsrionou, Die I'D onfdirs MAIDEN
polen. g. Sroins Sittp,
(Iuo115) Rr. 81, ct. Baulfrlse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Au NcrfnNfcn
So Giur id1ne Martt.9an0itcle

Ser sSorratb nno Die Ginrihtun8 zines 2anttQbens
erfer alalie in 2oDiontotpn, Wio.
Gbunds Sin,
1907 60 Aer lohctto- urA 81 InrTaY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
bn ptrhauffn anb gu permiftbfa
S1uIcr Il, n~erfaufcn

t4s 9auier 81 ~berfauten
Hill in olen 3 beiten ner Staot tiers on Sam, SiOl
I1ln bier nn0 tlHibunbert, iebr blui9; lopte oud
9tn,iebuns pom @tunb ,inien uno ~Sausnietben, mai
prompt uno ritbti9 bsiorgt miro ourt
Geura 6prf,
SIR. 102, 9ouebs. sniiten groobfpar
uno SonotrdBe.
Sc sarner iaGs Sduier in Si9btftraRe, pon Nr
53I bis al, (Iprllt ,3Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
21i hrrfnnffn.

Id gire 5dnniebez uno Bc9ners Bertiiene out
Set sce Der Scottz uno RamiaotraBe fur 500 pro
WonGt. NGberes bel Sbpmas Dill,
l2n2-l SfR her GnhftLRe UNI 81. 4QuiTrQEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Ru Derfdufen.

N, Cine nifnihensnertbe s. a m bon $50 adern
fsTN an Der Bbtluoelpbia'g r 9urnpiie > Roao, ilni
9ftiIeu BON baltimore @rosss Steinsoaus, sross
Sdeune &c binreitenos QueIuafer if porbans
ben. Der Slot 1T iebr empiebleneuertb iir cine De
flaerie. 8rausre, Dtilhpirtbibaft &c. ytGberes bel
2homas fiu, @de Der Sapette= uno ct. HauIfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Serfetgernngen.
Surh samueI s.. 0oocr S sobne.

~. Scbr rprrthpoiisS arnnc sIns ireisseSiss RI
hiiUH fbnm nui Ger Shieite fer Srpntitraee,
LII notpti9 bon uR6 nahe Der YapettehraBe,
aui 0ffentli6 er Auttton.
montaa, een IA. april 1873, 9tadInittaas 4 l1br
iueroeH mir ON Bldse bds nahfteteno bei9riebenI
@runreieentbum o%ertauien. rdmtlf:
ecs adn;c Sruneffif nebt DISQUALIFICATION,
on Der Sniaite Der 6auetteitraBs, unaeiGbr 120 ituF
norolib BON Der 6dpetlefraBe, 60 6uB Lreit uno l0l
IuB tief 9ebeno.
Die DISQUALIFICATION (Rr. %, Frontirase) befeber
in einem 9ut9ehanteu 2Aziofl9en siegelfeinerneT
Sauie NIT StDeitodi9sm Siutereebduhe, ioDIe in
einem Sueiitodtaen steseIIteireruen 8obnbauie unt
5tntet9ebduoe on Der StIaBe btnter Dem @runo.
itiide.
Seiibredt 9ruRb5in6fret.
acknowledgements: elm Dritttbeil baar, Der Gei
in uno II Dtonaten NIT Sinien unb scncbmieter 81,
tsrbeit; ODER Gaes bn0r, naG Dem geIieben BEG
8Gufers. q
Cine ansoblune bon $3.50 mug bei'm aauie &C.
nabt rueroen.
Samuei 8. Cover s gobns, autt.
(,0.2 e O 80 4 e. 9 Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu nrrmictlen.

Sin 9rocerie. unb Yiquor=9aoen NIT einrtn'une
on eineln suteu YiaBe. NadBuftagsn aut Der Sue pt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

6an6lcr in gsediel unb Cbligatiourn,
HorbmeIt < @dc Der Seconos uno 0ouioap=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
GtienOabncn.
DaltimOrf-W bi0-G i(fnbabH.

an uno mao SouutdG, ben IL. WGG5 1873, sse'n
ta9l!6orst Sage Bgti8ea Baltimore, B9esiIuQ uno
BGrtETsburn, uub }nar:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

EIV Dls Saus uno 2Gcen @r. 60. Sdnooesn.
nabe IrotttraBe. Gin gutter yIat, etne'tl6tet llt Eln
iroynb ain Gssib0ft pliienb. ionic atrdunisen 3las
i'm ointcrsrunoe an @pprsB : Aasp, ia llE stns
Sabrlt ODER %aBerttsle el9nero: vtGn oenos NI IN
doiepb Reale q Spmp., Sud9anolef, Wrc 50
m a a. a q DA hnf1rsiTcRo. lSE1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

1N ~NAANN"e
"a Cine hiibite Cottage, 80 SUB brett, Ii 3imz
x Iner eItbaltenn, nit slneln Idsr eGnh, on Der
$500. 9runomietpc 81 pro SUP
Jobu cSienn x Scmp.,
{35-) y}r. 4, ct. RnutHro6s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu Derfanfen, gu Dermietbcn pbcr III
6ale Am Vermiethen.

8ersbers's Saue. Nr. 2, war,b 8 Ef arfet:
Spaee, 1T segenlpdrtis Su permietbeu gum ~bidi9iter
Brctie. pfnn bittst b0ioist nGtsufraaen bel 9bi=
(pfGril, 1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu %bsrfauieu.

81 O-s riselide 3 ffpdise Saus SIR. %, Samnz
faos, nabe ,B %eliitraBe, NIT a1t 3immern. Isreps
400.
2mei Sduisr on Der DiilcrfraBs, nabe Broabuos.
'reis $3.50 tehes.
Sin Saus NIT eaben on Der @boppslHrase. Trsis
1850.
GIN bubbles Saus on Der Tilinon., nate Bomb.
5trose, init s 3immern (; gruneBinsirei. Grtts $500
.6beres Ausfunit siebt 9boInas y. Wafon,
18t-1 SIR. SO, HorozYronDm1n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
Spe3ieaer Yertauf

ff%Tf Spe3ieler 0ertauf
LII elmer
biibId,eu &irhe
an Der gtoropeitz@de Der Baltimore Iro
@ilmor=S traBe.
Ter llnterjei6nete, ole Sabmdller fur een ei9en'
thinner, iuiro Wuutaa, Den IA. aprtl 1873, Rd6=
mittaee 4 llbr, amYIate baS na6iebenb beibrlebene
@runbeigert5um oertauIcn:
frafe anfangenb, narn UeftIih ldnas Der NoroIeite
Der 8aItimorclrQse, 100 ruB mebr ODER iptri9er 9s
benz; oann n6rblth rchttuintlig nit Der Baltimore
Strnse uno parallel nit Der @limoreitrase 50 Tu6;
bann 0tlib parallel nit her BaltlmoreftrGfr. 100 6uB
mcbr ODER tpeni9er, his an ole 2inle ner 2Seftieite Der
@itmorstrcse. IS lift elmer Srlnomtetbe BON 81 pro
8reitefuB uuiern orieu uno nit elmer Bie9elteinernen
Stride hebaut, pelbe ungeTNpr SiHtduisHo $erionen
bdltcu fam.
Gteies Siaent5um uirb aeaen 8oar ~pertouit uno
in elmer Supotbef bon $500, Dclde iGbrttt NIT
.9ablun9cn uon $1,000 gu eriridten itno, auesfnom'
men DE leste 8G9luns, wtlte $1,000 betrdgt, unterz
Dorien. \. ~ :. Rcipnnan.
Sa6ualter iIr Den Gtgenttimcr;
(S4-9) Sregp & 6irfldne. Aptt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
8Qnf s Ia3etgen.
Trancis 9. 2UneD,

6Gn6lcr in 9Sc6iel mn Cbligatiourn,
Noropei ( gdc Der Secono' unb 9Ouioag.
StraBe.
Su oerfGutGn:
8orsigIihe 8ediel Su ben 6slt'n
Gater. M
$20IOO vGtica9o' Sarotle' 8lrE
%cennse,~ erfte Sppotbd Ftoi 70
Scnt Soft u............:.' 90 Puu'
$4,000 rNorolt6c=Yactfc" L.S0tr w
$4,000 burlington see6Sr- MA.
pios II. MiEneioto," 7YrojePt
@olo "
81 ayIITr.SinsS 9ro,cnt jul. So uuo 3iUieu.
$50, O3O .9beiIpsate uno Slto,"
6 Yrossnt @olN Bu....-". oEa
$4,000. Sioliht=SarGna," Pro'
Sert 9olo...........:..:' W "
$50, 600 y9oslnsport @rGIpioro@
ulaeuuoS uoweitlt9s," 0Yro'
3ent ....,....'..... 49, % l'"u'
SO, 0OJ rSt. Soiepb uno OeNusr
9itu," s Rro5eRt 8oio..'.... 20
$25, coo loriott taots2BalerzDL.
qssfInmat: $4,000 NortoIt, Sd, & prog. ShligG=
tinnSn' (S2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu bertaufen.

1e.1 Des 9roSe 8 it0fiee ;'sseitsirerne gBobn.
baus Nr. A, Sou,tnnS:, nabe Nfudberrpitrase, mic
mooernsn psausmltbteiten Btos 26 SUP brett mo
Sinterarunoe I; serdumiasr Sol nit Stoauna. 60.
foitias Bsfenabme; oGiietbe miro biIie psrfauft.
Shpmas Siu.
I'LL Sfe Der SSnnette- rrS a, Ut.,Iu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
9u nfrfGufen.

LID Oas 3zRodee sieselaeinsrre Wobnbans
VII. 593, 9QuitraSs, nobe Dem SrodonGp. 10 bei 80
iSus his on cine 10 s5us breite Iaeu, s Simmer uno
Gailer entbaltenb Siuuomietbe s37. Breis $t400.
Nuspuu q Bruscup,
Tr. 10, Ydrp Suiloina5, ohcr
(S1-) SIR. n. }nrh<ponbffnRp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu berfanten.

1.Ik Gin emp'eblens,uer tbss 3 : hodges Robnz
baus on ber eeez. nabe Eremontftrase. 10 bel 100 S.,
2=fodisen BobRgdufe an bir festeren Strase.
Spbn Sleun & Comp,
(35l H SIR 4 Ef ISnuIHrnEp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
SdlnrG Odirng

JQlIttJ SQlluU
a6tun9sOou beua9ri6tiet feline Sreunbe unb 9unben
Der ~frilperen Sirma SniS s Cairns, bas er ben
Sorratb Dee alien 5irma mad ieinem neuen 9as
Qerbauft
SIR. IS, Siss0aSffrase,
bsm -Srtsn TatIonoIzS Gnfse6inbe" eegcnaber, ee=
bra6t bat, ,poielbf CT iid bemtbsn iuiro, biefeIbe
liberGIe nnterhlsung, DeIte Der irIi5eren SirmQ Su
3beiG fuurbe, gu uer6ienen.
Seit betnabe 90 Sabren BADEN Die oltenSirmen BON
Sobu 8opb & 5o5n, Sobn Bops, ellis & Cairns
Giber unb GibcrzGHig
cine See3ialitGt in ibrem geibdite eeTddt, uno be-
rem Vadrol9er iueroen, ME frlIber, oiefem 9ei9dftss
Spei9e ~beionosre auimerfiamfett utomen.
Die %ieinlen inpurtirfen sBeinens Srdnntz
rpeine, SeneueL 2onoOn uno Dublin SroIpn
Gtout. Shctttidbe NIc, ioluie Die beIten Cinbeiz
miihen Vialb 9iqueure in SlGiGen un6 5dliern.
Srocerie, 9doeu urb B~ripatiamilieu aut liberale
BecinaungeH %periorgt.
agentur fIr II. aR after & Spmp's. oor3i9Iides
philadelphia Gte uRb Borter. (SuIil7 ,l2IRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
3u b~eifanfen.

E.I gineieItene @eIeaenbett!
Gln Wobnbane nit 2aoen aui Der Siouef 8 Ode
Ben Sreterz unb EannffraBe; @runbmtetbe 81. IS pro
Sreitsfus Breis 1890 = iebr %ntseris.
no ri Nucpun q Truscup,
Tr. 10, Qcfp Buildings, ct. Yanlhr., ODER
(S1-) ..- ~ Str. 76, ytoro.B 0nbfruEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
gu berfnufen.

Gin cmpieblenslpcrtbee Saus nit 9aben on
Der front. nabe 8apiraRe, ~3zfOdis, is suB brett,
ptrb biuis mo ouf lei6te Beoinsun9en ~psrtauit.
Spbn Slenn x Spmp.,
<oS Rr 4 Et HlnuIayo6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
2u% berfuuieu.

HiI Das sutseboute uno bibl6z selesenc @obn
Gus Yr. 234, eanpaleitraee.
e. Srrpins Sittn,
(NuaTISl Wr. 81, ct. BaulItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
g5erualtcrs> Ssrtanf
&IS ocS
uertbpotfen @ruueeiaeutbu
Rr, rec, SasSSaltimpseifr.,

VIZ w.
9runoBinsfrei.
Sn Tolse eirrs Gefre,es bcs 8reis9Crihtes fir Die
Staot SGitiaore in Der 9lage bon wtGionu Il Iuoeren
aeeen aRGion mo an0are miro Der unterjRibnste
8eripaIter ont ofieutliber auttion am 9lage Wfitts
mod, oen 80. Aprjl 1873, Sead,nittd9s ubr, per-
fauien {:
Jtr. (. 4u Der 9tot6istte her St.3aIttnoreitr 4,
101 SUP ipetIih BON Der ytorom.t Gtc Der Saltt'
more. Eno SOnnftru6e Gnfan9enn Damn peitiidb,
ldngs Der Sft-BattimorsitraBe 70 fuB gebtHO Damn
roroli6. parallel nit BOnohraBe, 1Di tFuB, nCbr
ODER lpcniger, bis oil cine 10 6uB hreite NlRp Damn
oflIb, Lungs her S%irieitc beiGstcr aae6, % Sup, u.
oann fioIif in graoer 9inie bis gum Enhance. Ols
9runbfhid lit nit sinem oretitotIsen iie9eiteintrnen
VI obnbauie nit Sintergehduoe bebaut.
Ser. q an SIR. l i'm Often anareRSeHo, lit on Der
SfzSaltimorsfrlBe rs SuB 6 .So4 brett nit gteid'
mlBiser 2iefe ron 14 Sup biz IN cine ~ SuB brcite
Nuep GuIielbe 1T unbebaut.
ytr. 3 III i'm 0tntergruroe BON gtr. 2 unh 1T BON
belnie!ben curd ere 10 6uB treite &leU 9etrennt.
bot etne greite Don AZ NuB, 1T IS SuB tief nab 1T
mt eInem sle9elfelnernCn St.a bCbGut. S6tQes
3runoei9entbum 1T srunojinsirei. IS nj b y1Crt tU
@cr3en an9ehotcn, uHo menn nttt ~Oerfauit, Uro IS
CUR islben Ssit un0 am ndml'dcn Fldse in ~einjelnen
Yldten, ME oben be ifrtcben o%erfautt Derocn.
getingun9en Gin Sritttbeil baar, elm Eritttbetl
in 8 uu0 en Sr;tttbeil in ~ Dfonute1, 0otr Ilcs
baar. nod Dem BeliebGn bes 9Guiers. Die Credit
.3abIungen pom 8erfGufStage on 3lnieH tra9eno unb
burd CUR SuttieoGnbeIt beS SerruGlteIs i%nooifrte Toz
ten oes 8duiers &C tdelt.
IS. Dofe NC 6arlanS, Setlputter;
fS4 "a. t00 ~ z. ~. S,eupett K Sunp.. Yuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11
9u Dcrmtctheu.

Don p Toern nit Sbitgarten unb anssetudbGten
6ri6ten, aus9esetdnetem Wobnbanie, Steuae uno
stalun9, ipslbe lest ie6r er9iebls lit. gu pettarien
6urt =. tB. Soofe, Wr. y, kan SItieinSS.1
(2I7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

Serualtcrs=Terfauf
9runoeigentbum an Der @bapelfraBe-
&raft unb IN 5oI9e zines 0efrets oC5 Srels9cudts
Der staot Baltimore miro Der uHterSeIdrets ais 8er=
matter aui uffentli0er luttion an TIaBe Gaittppd),
ben 81. Qpril 1873, Rdd,mittaaS 4 uhr. uGrtGuisn:
Zen gdn;en c~Sruufplag mIt @ebGuiidatcIreu,
in Der Stabt Baltimore 9ele9sH uuo, ME iol9t, be<
idrIeber:
IN Der 9Beitieiie Der GbapeltraSe, in her gntiers
rune BON 2tO sui, norolid pom Der Joropcf : STE
Der @bapeIs uno Saltimort itraBe aHilusenb oGnu
~r6tblid, Lungs Der Neisieite Der @bopelftGGc, Il *.
9ebeRo barn DeillIl. parallel NIT YaltinortitrdSe,
G3 iSu6 bis an rive rlmSdGnuna (; Darn fiotit, parll.
lei nit Der GbGpelitrG6e, IA 8uB. unO oann OitlI&,
IN elaoer 2tnit his gun 4nIan9spuntte.
Die @ebGuoe Orr. II, u. = : bapelitraEe,) befeten
in sincm Qut9ebautcn 2=ftotj9cn ;icaelfeincrmeu
sam'e uEb iinO elmer @runbmietbs BON s24.j0 inter
rporieH.
Sc acknowledgement iinb: Elm Dritttbcil taar,
bel Jteft in 6 uno Il N%toraten, eber gucs baur, had,
btm 8eiieben~ oes 8duicrs, Die @reoit5dbIun9sn
Stnien iraseno uno our 3uitttoeRgeIt sss %erIUaltere
9elidCrt.
2erSis 6. Robiuion. iun., Brrpatter;
5amuel y. Soper 4 &ohRe, Iuft.
(8l,S,9L,4,1 +, 1O0,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-11

E:ii Das aerdumtae boppelte Bobnbaus SIR.
1853, NrfzYom6arrhraBe, elm iebr empieblensfuertbea
Giaentoun, uui ltitte Yteiu9un9cn. 9tGbtre aus.
funit bel SinaeS s 9ar9cant,
(52-J Rr. 80, 2erinetonr, rabc @blriesitrase.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
Tho End Of ,ho Naodoc Matter.

= With the approval Of the sentences OF the Mo-
doc Captives by the Executive and War Depart
ment, thu question Of dealing with tho Indians Of
that trib0 IS ended with the United States au-
thorites here. far as the six murderers who are
to be hanged on the third OF October are con-
cerned; bat others oi that tribe ara charged with
serious Ofenses, for which it is known the Oregon
authorities have requested from this Government
their delivery into tho custody OF the State OFF,
cial4, the Indians now being held by the General
Government.
The conduct of these Indians, preceding ns
well as Subsequent to the capture aud trials by
court-martial of the leaders in the plot and as
sassinatipns at the lava beds last April, has been
officially communicated here, and IL is certain the
proper department will give due consideration to
the request that they be gwen up to the State
authorities. What the definite result will be is
not at present known, though it 10 probable that
within a few days the whole matter will bs Geci-
ded.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

The BALLOON ExPEpITIoN.-From the midst
Of a multitude of several thousand persons, the
Phi.adelphia EVeHing Herald balloon escended
Monday aftsrnoon-staI ling into the upper atmos-
phere from FOrty-6yst street and PoWeltOn avenue.
It was under the charge ofPFofessor Light, awell-
known Bronaut, who was accompanied by Mr.
Richard Chism, OF NcIristown. After striking
several cir currents with various directions, the
bllloon was lost to the vision Of those gazing At
Il from our city and 1t landed safely in New
Jersey, about eight miles from Atlantic City,
as will be learned from the following despatch =
Eco HARBOR, Aug. 25-9.2l p M--Struck
earth AT 4.1O P. NJ in Lower Bank, Randolph
township, Burlington county, seven miles east Of
Egg Harbor, all right. Everything in psl3ect
order. Travelled hfty-two miles in fifty minutes.
RI6HAND e. CHIsN.
The carrier pigeon, released from the cage
near the city returned to its home in the after
noon barring a ribbon indicating that it had leii
the balloon at q height OF 1900 feet. Another
pigeon arrived yesterday morning, having left thG
balloon at height Of 5000 feet. The SeientihI
observations are said to have been "the fullest
on record" but have not yet been publIshcd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
An Iuuuasla s Fortune.

TOO Ladies' Of Mddis6nJ GD5raid fall Heir to
1toaUe Millions Of Dollars Su FSGRGe
FrOm the Atlanta Consti ti(utOnalist August ~
We stated about wcdk ago that it was re-
ported that an old lady living near WaSbiaGtoD,
Wilkes county, in this State had fallen heir to
eight millions Of dollars In France Mr. Benja-
min, at.er thoroughly investigating the case,
wrote to Mrs Campbell and Mrs. Chambers that
there was not a question of doubt IN regard 70
their claim and advised them to come on to
Europe at once. This property descends to
these ladlcs through Mrs. Rennauleau, grand
mother OF Mrs. Campbell, and great grandmother
OF Mrs. Chambers. MIS-. Campbells maiden
name MAS Dnguife, And that OF her mother,
MadeRlOiselle Rsnnauieah They are Connected
with ono Of tho best IamiIies in france.
1t appears that eeItAim parry WhO one resided
in the United States and for a number o. years
transacted business fOr several ola refugee Sd Do
Iniugo families living in This city, in oonneetion
With their indsmnitieS Erom the FTench GoVsEnr
l.msht for heit loateS tntAat kIAud, baeams alsaS
some time ago inst the hpmel AtAtS Was WaitiAa
in Franco to he claimed. He, therefore, hurried
post haste to thai country, hunted up . remote
branch OF the Rehnaulean family, and succeeded
| IN marrying one Of the female members Of II. He
then presented proofs OF the death Of ell Of the
AmeFican and nearer branch Of the family, and
| claimed the estate for the distant branch into
which no had married. Mr.. Benjamin, in his let
ter to Mrs Campbell and Mrs. Chambers, remarks
that this man wills Aad oct that the dead car
be resurrected. BV the tsRmS oGah Agreement be-
tween Mr.. Benjamin aud the two ladies, the for
mer will take one-hali OIL the whole amount Of tht
estate, and the other hail. six million dollars vii
then fall to Mrs Campbell and Mrs. Chambers
the share OF each being The neal Httlo sum Of thre
million dollars. OF the entire amount Of twclv
millions, seven millions and half are in the banl
Of France, and foGr millions and a half in tn
hands OF. the Rothchilds, the celebrated bankers.
Mrs. Chambers was id the city yesterday MAX
ing arrangements for thQ voyage Of her aunt an
herself to Europe. This viii be accomplished b
a lawyer from Savannah, and NF AnlOnie PHI
quet, of this city, who gDes for the oepurposs {
Z Identifying them. They will als1 carry papsl
signed by old citizsns Of Augusta, proving the
$ identity. they will lsavo for Europe We undo
g stand, next Tuesday nst. .....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27
RnIitlnaIM MaAMa.

The UhesteF County Republican Convention
yesterday adopted q resolution eOnosding the
SENATOR to Delaware cOanty, and appointed COM
feTeos tb meet those from Delaware. The Con-
v3ntiOn nominated b. W. Bailey and Peter
G,eary for Asssmblymen. aud Jesse L. Phillips
for County Treasurer.
General Butler opened the Republican cam
paign ip Massachusetts,, by speech at WoTces-
Ter, last night. HIS appearance was greeted BY
"thTee dheers family giVen," and q volley OF his
ses" lie was heard with attention, however,
and portions Of his speech wers applauded, and
he closed "WithOHt in.ernpllon from any source" )"
A San Francisco despatch says the Democratic
Convention in that city made another attempt, on
Monday night, to 'harmonz6 on q Legislative
ticket" but without success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-27

SALES OF LiQUoR BY DRUdGIsr.-Judge
Dean, at the recentterm Of the Blair county Pa.)
court, in sentencing the Tyronne druggists for
selling liquor without license, took occasion to
remark substantially as follows: Druggists are
authorized TO sell liquor for medical purposes,
'anbiect, however,, 10 the risk Of indictment A
physicians prescription is not Of itself safe
guard for the druggist. II the latter, even on
Ipe prescription Of a regular physician, sells
liquors to persons Of known intemperate habits,
or to those who are known 10 use liquor as a
beverage. he is liable to indictment, and iffound
guilty Willie punished TO the extent Of the law
In shoit in the opinion Of the court. druggist
who sells liquor for any purpose whatever, OF
upon the prescription of the post eminent pny'
sician in (he coants, does 30 at his own risk"