davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

We regret to learn that our friends
HoDesoS, Of the Clsrksburg san, and
NoRrHcorr, Of the Telegraph, have been
INDUCING in a slight 'onpleasantnesa."
Don't do il, boysl 1t don't pay - The
trials and tribulstions Of an editor
ought to be sufficient to create "fsl-
low. feeling" among all the members Of
the craft, and to convince one another
that criticisms are made in % Pick
wickian sense" and that while
an editor may be professionally
q "scoundrel OF the deepest
dye" he may be personally an estims-
BILE friend and . good citizen. News
paper quarrels should end on paper and
that paper should not be the kind from
which cartridges are made, nor yet Of
the kind that is SOM times moulded into
canes or other instruments Of offense
and defense. An editor knows, better
than any one else, the exactions OF
editorial life, and should know, better
than others, that hostile visits are the
merest nonsense in the world. Posse 90
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

The scandal occasioned by recent de"
velopments Of corruption among Con-
eressmen in connection with the famous
"Credit Mobilier of America has
awakened good deal Of popular curl
osity as to the plan OF operations o.
that company with the French name
We have already published several ex'
plantations of the workings OF che
institution, but have found none 80 lucid
and complete as that'whicb we copy this
MOI ming from the New York World and
to which we invite the attention o.
those who desire information in relation
to the matter. That members OF Con
eress knew the character of the Com
pany in which they held stock and were
consciou. of the guilt they incurred
get rid Of their stock as soon az s' there
was any talk of investigation, and thu
false swearing they have done in then
frantic denials of completely in thu
transaction. .-...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

Governor JACOBS duplex proclama
ton meets with but faint praise from
his Radical friends. Having elected
him they feel bound to approve his acts,
but they swallow the dose with many
grimaces that show that it doesn't
taste good. They "don't banker for
it, a bit. He would much better have
done one thing or the other, and if he
had no opinion as to which Of the two
elections was the valid one he would
much better have tossed a copper to
determine to whom he should issue Ger
tificates Of election, rather than require
two districts of the State to be entirely
without representation during part o.
the first session Of the next Congress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Let the Attorney, General Act.
ATTORNEY General Matthe ws lie know

Attorney denerai MattneWs IL kno"t
to be not only a capable lawyer but
gentleman Of sterling integrity. HI
finds himself in a position, just in his
entrance to Office, to distinguish himself
and do signal service to the State
Let him, Immediately after the ad'
journment of the Legislature, institute
individual suits against every member
OF that body who takes per diem
for the days be did not serve, for
the recovery of the amounts respect
lively received BY such members.
We believe that this mode of treating
the cases of those petty spectators il
preferable to that Of preventing by ju
die ial injunction the payment of frau
dulent demands. .... ..
Let the Attorney General take the
responsibility; he will be sustained by
the courts and by the peeple.-Morgan-
topn Constitution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

THROUGH the courtesy Of DR.. j. e.
Hupp, Treasurer, we have received a
CODY Of the Transactions Of the Medl-
cal Society of West Virginia for 1872.
The pamphlet contains number OF
ESSAYS upon certain forms of disease
and reports Of treatment in difficult
cases, that must prove Of great value to
the medical practitioner, and we are
glad to note that, from the evidence Of
these scholarly papers, the medical
'Aculty OF West Virginia is well quail
fed tor its work. Webelieve the mem
bsrs Of the Medical Society to be vel
worthy Of public confidence, and ar
satisfied from their proceedings tina
cbarlatans and quacks find no place
among them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

TIE Baptist Record learns that the
present session of the Legisla-
ture will probably continue until shout
the 18th of March and an adjourned
session will be held next winter for the
revision OF the code. We are glad to
hear that there is a prospect Of adjourn
ment, even though remote, and hope
that the joint resolution looking to that
end may be 90 framed as to effectuslly
cut off Der diem during the summer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
The Conservative members of ii

The Conservative members Of the
Virginia Legislature have determined
in caucus to pass an act changing their
time Of meeting from the first Wednes'
dsyi in December 70 the first Wednesday
in January, thus avoiding the necessity
for ten days holiday recess and saving
to the people the per diem for that time.
A twenty days recess with consequent
Dor diem has never yet been attempted
in the Old Dominion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

twill take only $2,le5,OOO to add
the extra 5000 per year to the salaries
of the members Of the present Con-
sress, who upjustly talk of drawing
Jus. 90 much more pay than they ex.
pected to receive when they were
elected. 1t may be right to increase
the salaries Of the public servants, but
an increase that dates back two years is
little better than a plundering opera
fion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
DIED.

DIED. g.a..
1873, Mrs. MARaAREr CRuDDAs, in the 64th
year Of her age. g..t. .@ ''...r
Funeral from her late residence, east end
OF Clay street, on Monday at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. Friends Of the family are invited to
attend.
wARDEN-January 81, SAMUEL WAR
DE ., aged So years. O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
The True Basis Of Success.

Falacies and frauds areshort lived. They
may flourish for q little while, but the So
Der second thought OF the people condemns
them and they perish. Itwould take even
the Lightning Calculator" long while TO
count the limitations and counterfeits Of the
supreme tonic or the age. Hostetter's stom-
ach Bitters, that have been brought out
since the first Introduction or thot celebra.
ted remedy. They have collapsedoae after
another, but the great vegetable prevent
i've and curative g still on AZ DR. ease COS !;
auering march A. tas c Ssnso an, a sea s
ing vapors AFFECT the integuments and c1 9,
ate unworlfed pains In the stomach and
bOwelA It In of the utmost import snce to
tone and regulate the system 30 as TO ena,
bic It 10 bear up against the uncongenial
tenn perature which produces these disturb
a iYcs. Fever and ag1e. rheumatism, bill.
iousness. nervous prostration, IcostiVene&
ana chronic indigestion are few amone
this famous restorative. 80 g. :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

TEE Morgantown Constellation is in
favor Of making short work Of the men
who have been consuming the time Of
the State Legislature with their efforts
TO be witty, and says: "Ths Legisla>
ture Of this State would do itself ia
vor and q credit if it would reject, BY
resolution Of expulsion, the ninnies Of
that body who amuse themselves. dis
gust sensible people, and binder the
public business by the introduction of
absurd resolutions deemed smart BY
their assinine trainers"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Diss>Iufion Notice.

THE FIRM Z. HUBBARD 4 BRO
i was this day dissssYed by mutual con-
sent, d. B. Hubbard retff-s
The business Of the old fiin.-,,,, Ia .ei.
tied by their succesors. = -
HrRBARD MrBTTherrr
WHEELING. JanuarY ay. I5t1. -nsnl -.r- :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Notice Of CO-Partnership'

GORGE E. JOHNS AND j. o. Golfer
U have this day been admitted emoers
| Of our firm, the firm name remaining I'M
| cl-anged GEO. r. TAYLOR 4 co.
WSEELING, W. "a, February !, 1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Cheese.
NOTICE.

+ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE OHIO COUNTY,
January 30. 1873.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
county held at the Court House thereof
on Monday next, February 8, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
~ 0' - CHAS. B. CECIL,
ja3l-s CLERK.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
The school, Law-ssme Suggestion
for the Legisiature. 60
VERDANr VALLEY, PecAHosrAs Co,
WEsr VIRGINIA,
January Is, 1878.

Editors Of the Register n :. q
A great many persons, including
some Of the editorial fraternity, seem
to be considerably exercised about the
school law. lr ~.
They seem to think Tor pretend to
think that q system Of free schools
cannot be adapted to this country.
That it 10 too thiply settled! That the
system is too complicated. &C., &c. But
the only difficulty that l can see in it
is for the people to adapt themselves to
the schools. The opposing element
might be divided Into two classes. The
first is those that think free schools
rather beneath their dignity. Thstit
ia condescension for them TO send
tb cir children to free school, and they
do not like it because il came from the
North. 1t 10 hardly worth while to
notice this class Of persons; for when
anybody takes 3 position without Q
reason, reasoning viii not drive him
from It. saFsI fv ilv = 'syiyr rf
The secosd class Of opponents are
those who are opposed to schools Of any
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
CALENDAR CLOCKS,

WE HAVE IN STORE A FULL LINE
w Of Calendar Clocks, which furnish
not only q perpetual calendar, but also al.
ford correct time Every well regulated
house, office and store room should have
one, Call at lN Market street, below Nc
Lure House, for Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Speetacles, sc.
4 feb3 OXTOBY q DUFFIELD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Particular Notice.

no THOSE WHOM rTMAY CONCERN:
Monroe street, and see the Beautiful New
Decorations now being opened. The only
place In the city for Fine Wall Papers and
BORDERS. Particular attention paid TO
Hanging and Vanishing.
febS A. W. PAUL..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
MwADvERTIeE1ksTs
Notice.

MIR. Kv.wnsoN THE woRLp,RE-
lH noWned Test Medium. VIII deliver
four Lectures at the, Court House Ia this
city, commencing Tueeday evening, Feb
ruary 4, 1873. Mr.. Wilson = Q nan OF re-
markable powers and gifts - . medium,
and a very able lecturer.
At the close Of each lecture, Mr.. w. win
give Seance, in which he will give tests.
read character and descrihe spirits. There
will be au admission fee Of rs cents.
fahQ-r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM ADJOINING TEE
i City Bank and lately occupied BY q.
W. stoner, deceased. Possession giYn
April l, 1873. r. CRANGLE
1ebl.h .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
.rs. Q. MCCOY,
las MAIN STREET,

DEEPs A FULL AssoRTMnNr OF
n Laces, Trimmings. Gloves, Corpets, In.
Guiding Mrs. Moodys Abdomina! Corsets ;
Gents and Lsdies' Hosiery, Handkerohiefi
and everything appertaining TO complete
snyfhing In her line promptly attended to.
ladies desiring TO purchass handsome vim
ter clocks or Water-proofs would % we'll 70
examine her stock before making selections
elseuheraL rHE -l-te a D. -NIl2-0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Efrayed-COw.

EROM MY STABLES, IN CENTRE 81.
\ East Wheeling, dark brown COW,
with white spots on side and white
feet. Anyone Giving information that VIII
lead to her recovery will he suitably re-
warded. GEORGE ROBINSON,
fehI.s Market SQUARE, Second ward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

orALrD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceiyed nj the ONCE of the Board Of Com.
misioners Of Ohio county, until Monday,
February 5. 1873. to supply the Court House
and Jaii and Poor House with coal for the
ensuing wear. Proposals must specify the
quality OF coal proposed 70 oe furnished.
The Bosrd reserves the r1gnt 70 rVsct any
ana ~ JOHN HANpLAN, PRESIDENT.
Teste: q. B. CECIL. Clerk. JanlS.i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Batcheier'sHaif Dye.

D8tcu0f0fb HoH DyOs
This superb HAIR DYE Ii the Bed n III
World Perfectly hMn1ieM, reliable and in
stantaneopsy No disappointnaent: No Ri
diculous Tipts or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
produces immediately<a splendid BLACK
thssEin, bat leaves The HAIR CLEAN,
S0FE and BHAuTIUIeo Tha only Bale
and PERFECT Dye, Sold by all Druggists.
FAstoYy, 10 BOMB Nsw York. ISIS
mar6de9c ..-.-.-.- .--.L-.-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. N
EARH, ADJOINING GLEN EAsTON
T. well improved.
Farm, on ' ong Run, Marshall COUNTY,
we'll improved; three miles from Ohit
river.
Brick House and three acres best'garden.
ing land, adjoining MoundsvilIe.
n -+''f vi" W. ". HOGE q BRO,
jan30 VIVA. Land agency, Market st.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

Coffee.
onO BAGS PRIME.
EtVV 81 Choice Java,
Mats Mocha,
LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

inquire into the secrsts OF the wonderful
Centaur Liniment There has never been.
anything like II. It has performed more
cures Of the flesh, bone and muscle all
months than eli othef articles have in
three hundred years. Hs sCr Is -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WhsRDumbAnima|s

Cry out their gladness, =
when cripples take up their
beds and q walk,-when
Rheumatism l. banished,-
sin joints made Timber,
and swellings disappear as
tfhv magic Vo1I M av ma
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

In store and for sale by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

Owing to my late purchase Of Mr.. N. Hey
mans double store room and building, on
the corner Of Main and Webster streets,
and his entire stock OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03

The secosd class Of opponents are
hose who are opposed TO schools OF any
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
9eleornohiSd,es QluerIet.

- Die 9eieB9ebung BON Nlabama iii lett
lett 4 Wonaten tnSieung, nno on cine Ser
ta9ung lit nod nldt 81 oenten. Oa5 Sau8
bat Die Der Gunner Idcn SenatSnorld9e nad)-
gebilocte yGiullri9b =8lu" OerWorien. Die
DtaioritGt peS 6auic8 lit republitauiit.
-Qa8 permaneRte @Omnte Der proteitanti,
ihen Gpiscopaltir9e periammelte iid) am
Samia9 tn@irclunati uuo beitloB, ole2ede
oe8 8iiboi Wc 3luaiue mad 2lmcrlta iiber3g-
tiibren uno oen3rauer9o teaoieuit abSubaIteH.
Die SamllIe bat ibre AHitdt itber ben SOr.
id)laQ nod ntdlt mit9cthellt.
- 8te meoI3iuiIhe 9ltQoeme in @incins
nati ua6m SreitaJ Abeno ciuen BeihluB an,
i'll melbem oenWtt8lteoern, lueldle telHeAer;te
BON SerIt6eruu9s= Sc idjaitenitu6, perbOten
plrO, saeuGuilie iiber oaS geftuOen ibrer Ya.
tlenten aus5uiteuen, e5 lei Oeun Die beneiieube
9eieuid)ait 3abIt 50 0ebi9r uno Ger Yatent
gibt leiue @rtau6ntB.
- 2lm Samltag gtahmitta5 miltbete III
Cincinnati ein iurttbarGr Sturu,
- Ger QuOiteur 0e8 Staatc8 Girgjuien
beridtetr o0B er am |. 2plil in StauCe iein
miro, Die Satercica auI Die StaatSi9ulO IN
beSableT.
- BiuiomS un0 grOlpn, 0ie beiOeu aus
bem 3udtbauc bon Stng- StHg entiprungez
ncn Scrbgedjer, pelde 9eltl uaA ibrer 6ludt
ueriud)ten, in BbiIaoelpbta cine 8ant 5u be-
raubtn, Wuroen an Samlta9 bort al S0b'
ren 3u6tbau8baft UerurtbeiIt.
- Die yetdenbcih Surp in6ranfliu,
Ba., rpslhe Den SelbitmOro oe5 SunftailirerS
Nnocrlon Su unteriufeH 6atte, belt 5pet &C.
beime Slgungeu un4 uwo beute einen SprEd1
Qb9eben.
= 9n 9uba.GitQ, @Qi,, murOc um lettcu
6rsitag S6hu 4. 2Gri8bt locgeu @rmotOung
re3 Goware 8ruib blngeridtet.
- Same5 Wic&lbanp, Der Sot0nCrSrausn'
m0rotr, mlro am 81. B. 81. gabdu9t werocu.
9te Nittwen uno Q8alien Der in SOfoN
umgetommcneu 8euermebrmitGtieOer EHo pUn
penn Serualtun9srathe 5eS n6EucrmebrfO
nit llutertiiBun9en becaht woroen.
- Soup. SuGw BON Jterus6 s6ampIhtre hat
ben ad)tb. 5Obu Guetett Sargent sum Sber.
rid)ter bcs Staate5 al Steue oe8 pl0elit Der.
ftorbeuen s.. u. Scuow5 crHannt.
- Sn SeiierOn'&ttg, Oto., madte am
leeten 6reitag 6rant 6idor ein Gifeapit,
bag Burger tbm 9cIa8, babs, oaB er 2Slllen8
JET, fiiF stn Serfd)eruugSgelee 81 itImmeu,
perH cine $100.Jtote eabla 9elsgt perOe, po
cr ie fiHoen tOuEe.
- Ssi Scyantou, 3d., uurOe Qm Sam,
flag rsr Brtmer 5OBn u. 6Ollitr iiberfabren
unO ocrmaBen perlcet, boB er balO oarauf
fdrb.
- 3u !6pbcr Yarf, Yn., be9ing pOrgeilcrn
ber 8erQmanu SGm. 0apiS Selbhmolo, in
rem er if on cincm lebernen Sreibrlemen erz
hdnate.
- Der 9udtbausfries in Carton GitD,
9tcpaoa, lit aue9egangeu ME bas 6ornber9er
Sd]leBen, oils Der Dtill59eneral nit ietner Sa-
none Dor baS 3uAtbau5 riidtc, ergGh id eeg
it0rri9e &lce SouUernsrr guo elaubte, Sab
ber neue 92aTbeiH iHfallrt tuurse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
Baltimore, Wb, Moutag, oeu Il. Ndr3 1878.

ou3 bia sun /. Suli ale frauS0fiden Yldb,
bis auf Seroln seriumt itiu miiiieu; lester
SeItung III bis sum 3. Scpt. 81 rdumen.
Sie Regierung bat Sruppeu on Die ipa
niihe @reuie 9eididt, I'm Die gebOrben be
Quired,tbaltuug Der Sronun5 gu Inter1iitelt.
9tios wtrb OlOja9a ols ipanii4er Seiano-
ter abl0ien.
gdpti;.
Baris 8, 16. Dtdri. - Pere SDactntbe bat
ieine9(nhittsprsoiat in Geui 9ebalttn. Seine
8emeiuOe ilt iGbr iablreib uno Die Anbdn9er
mcbren Ild beitdurtg.
lJortusaI.
gill boon, lG. Uiari. - Sn ben 9or'
tes ,eiate gelern ber Wiuiiter Oe8 auawGrtts
gen an bag Der portugieiiihe @sianOte III.
Itruirt moroeu lei, Don Der braliliauii6en
6e9itrun3 8enuatbuur9 fiir einen SMUT
Der pOrtugieiiidlen Slagge IN &ara ;u Ior6ern.
Ofdrtt unr Surie
2onbou, IS. Ntdri, II. 30 9bos.-&onE
io1s erDfiueten III 928-924 fir @elo Il. 92f-
925 fir Brief. Sn amerit. Obligationen
uno Sefuritdtsn fanoeu feline SerGHocrungen
ftatt.
QtperpOoG, 15. Mars. 9tadm.-9 -9aum-
mole er0iiuee Till, upl. SD; Srl. 9si, Ser.
tduie 10, 600 81.
9toerpoOl, 10, @dr3. - 9uumwole
8ertduie 10000 Saaen, fiir
Spefulatton unb @rport 1000 Su.; amerit.
1000 Saueu; &ertduic Don 5aOanuab'er unO
Sbarle1ouer 9aumpole. fiir 6ebruar uno
NGrS 5u 9 5y16; 0fdri unO april 81 3U ers
lparlen lm 0lQr, uuo 2lpril 81 81.
Sdfs.Siertehte.
Gueen 5tOm n, Is. Uldr3.- gc9pfr.
yGttp Of 4ari5" it nah 9tclu.DOrf abgeiabt
rem. - Ser 0pfr. - Nigeria" fam uOn gSelu'
bort hier OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
J34-1
III, u. gSopD & Gomp,,

Gigsntbumsr BON
asa,s,s vat<rs tirten amtumatiissen &eiserE,
slde in esn tss.sa iiinlse5n 5atrsn iea; nHfeasts
NIT bsdersn srisias, aIs irseUo stH aHoeFsr nit
Dumu, oee, aetBsm &a:IsE bsltsncsr gp9atst sss
ttGuat peresHe
Ger Barrier, amerifaniitbe 5h9egtesrb nno War
ea'ibe Seeroe," YarlSts, Suu= II. etehtaHes sSsusr=
+tas@ pei.sr-
Sis beriibmte nalpiun iibs "Hot 4sS Furnace"
sssuna con Bteiz un5 @litHrbPJen, SdosDdnnsn,
SpordHteu, gSGi4fdnes, 8iNors, 4btuesrp9rsH Iiig
Hb1ritte; Ionic luh
b9brauliite RGmmeu, 29aAsrz DlGiblRatts u. (. D !
matmorne Sfisiat- 2GmiaitMis 5suerbser6z Stofs,
Re8i liter u. |. 10;
<sn lteulten, 481iisrtiiEier uno RaFreeraioIen
Rod uno 9ets6Ieu uRo 81epGra;ureR aGer Ari.
&asmsazssde pon Baltimore uns GutasaR.
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
,IGoalfnmu,s,.s ssvh hol!famMsge
9Gbns.

Cute 2dbns Fno fir forpsrliGe sb6nteit unsrlas=
ltd, uHo Rismano bari iid iernsrbin ,uesen unslsz
der ober Iuaier Sabine sntihucisen; cenu bas Dtits
tel, b!ee WdnsCf Su beietisen liesen In sinsS Sebrn
9erei6e. Or. sBindeu, in Rr. fS3, 2D f.
Sasstte=, obsrbalb Sutantro5e. 1T uls mtien.
I6af.li&sr 9abuarSt wcit uno brett bstannt. @r in
nit leosm 3wsias fsines Beruies prottiG oertraut.
uno ale isns sa9nars.liSsa Sperationtn berieDisen
bic Yatieateu aui's Bette. DIE Sa5ne, bic er amer.
tist, ,etren iib ourd Gauerbaftieieis, rogtomme.
mes Bafen, natiirtites auseben uno aaseHsins
sdorbelt aus. Das SubpfiIen nit @olO, stanio!
cher @oppoTticns- Mae bilbet einen fut,5tisen1bei
feiasr gxariS. ais 3abnaussisbsn itsbt Or yB in=
d IL uEersei6. %. Scin Serfabsen NIT Dem go.
ienten lit in Der E5at AasEqat. Nitt ods serinsits
Shmsrslumptom miro uerania6h En5 bic Operation
tt nets pollfommen ertolgreiG. VI
iaorlsrt tdslidb re ines inipstrraures @as. Die
len hmcrsur tiser BADEN bic seiammtsn msbi5inis
nlldss nasp[tGten Guropa's uuo ameritd's ur bos
soatommenRs Hee pua6srbarfe, SmpfincuHsstoz
sstt beruofssraisHe 9ii,sl srtldrt. oos ls sntbsf
rporbsn. tMdrs7, sNteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
Xc6aaS.

Der sinsiss ansfsstids asen, fpsltsr Sur4Gns ss-
sabtes it, Q8enn er BON Der r@oltonz 0entalzaiio.
eiatton~ ssnssssbsn pirb, piro Sas 3a5aaus5isbsn
gum 8ersuiisen.
Dieienisen, msIds an 8abni6msrBsn lstSen, fonz
uen lmmer reiuss 9as, Die eriabrenfen uno seid!ds
tsiten 3abnGrste unb sdn5lits Greibett BON S3msrz
IN in uniersm Sireau, sr. 81, ESefs6apettes.
nabe GSaelesfrGee, Hnben.
u. 3. gs tpersel fciue 3dbne ausse3oesu, ueI1e
burdb Niuuuq 9efpart fpetner tonuen. unt ale Spe=
rationen lir ec Gr5aituus uno 8esulrpus Der 3Gbne
nsrbsn init uniibcrtreiiter Seiticittetioo sosen.
iMVIr,0S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
BrIuSG.

BbtlQoeIp 81 ia, Is. Mdr3.-8er Sep
pidlaoen De8 S.gt. StebltOn an 0tr ,. .SraBe.
3uei Gbiireu BON Der. Commercial. .grhange"
entftrnt, gerictb beute Nadmittag in 8runO,
Die Heuermebr etlanJte leoOt balO @ontrOle
iiber lie 6lammeu. Spnoau'8 SiengcitGft
wurbe gleidfolS iiart bsidaoigt. Der Sc.
iammtOerluit betrdgt slOO,O 900. 3ObnSlOnev
SameS lit uuf ben Ser0ad)t pcrbaitet poroeu,
oas 8euer angelegt 81 baben.
Glnctnnatt, IS. 0idr3. - Die &er'
lu1e, peldJe our9 BEN 8ranO IN Bartersburg
peruriaht wuroen, betra9en etma $50, 900.
Nem- . Orf, 16. Uidr5. - 6eute Utorz
qen brauate es in oem @ebauoe g2r. II,
BOwerg, Der SerIuit betrGgt $61 900 NIB
utrtbetIt fdI auf ueritieoene Tlrmen. Die
HerlIhrung betrIgt nur S25 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
Ole ssfien Gtsinfubten 10 BEN nistrtss
ilrR Wreilen.

sObIsn DON bsr rBGItimOres Sompusuis,s Bon BET
~iSuGsp Soitoner @omeagnie,s
tttiusr une ,oId breiIeH0s a0bien-tis b2eeu Nobtn
aut benz blsi9en UtGrttt
Su osrtaulen
RarreEtGba S. rloIntupstfs.
aujb ,9ofeRs' B1iess1 auo 9umoer!Gnber aotiea
e. 3. DieSs, a9snt ber
.Re(timorer aoblen-- U. zsifenbata emp. I.
B6reau: Rr. ., 9outbffraas.
ao6lerbofe; &ie Der Norths une NGtiionitraBe
unS STE otr alice Ann unp albsmIrlsitGss.
(CftI4,1z DttsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
2pFalberidate aus ONnfhinotpn

9SaibtnstOn, 10. 0tdrs. = Scr Saal
oeS Criminal =GCrtttS mas geiern in Quen
Shetlen sefiiut, oa Die gln9elc9enbeit im 8e=
trefi Der euogilti8en GntiGeiouug iiber Oeu
gutrag SeS 9sn. 8utler, Dem oerurtbeilten
WtSroer Charles S'Srien eiueu neuen troSeB
;u bewiuiseu, oui Der 8agesorOuung hano.
@tlpa 20 Dltnnten naf) II lbr muroe Der
Serllrtbeilte III ben Serid)tSsSaal geiGbrt.
Selne Nuttcr unO isine 6raH be9lciseteu Jpn.
Nadoem Der @eridShOf Suiammengetreten
NOR, faEoete &itter Din on, baB bic Maio-
ritGf Dts @eriatshofes 6u oem SdJluiie 9cr
fOmmeu lei, ben Anrug ;u perwerteN, 3a
er (Slin) feline @Oleaen iesoh nit ieinem
@utuHten n|St befatint gema4t babe unO