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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
3uS NSicrcr StuSlcnnnd.- WcA:
fcI unN (CrnN;rh~,rE,

Die b.oorlebeuOe @ieuer 28clt Iu8hsl.
lln9, pe!9s am /. gfai bsainnt uno mutt.
nlaBiiq aldlt 0og Dem ?. Wo0. iAlieBen mu0,
pat be 3tnelut et5 am~erttaRihen Yu6ti,
nniS IN 10 boben @raOs eutpiftlt, 0aB id
ma oefantaBt lehe, Die 2(ufmerfiamtcit ecs
Buol'tumS oufole Iu6ftctluma BON Srcs
cttorlefcn III lenttn, untb mUl1tn bi 0ieier
Sele9enbeIt EN- 9rOBcrcr Begebr. ais b,s5fr,
lem wlro. Sd babe oieieu umItonb ontiri
pitt uno oaraui bin Die HmiaTcuOlsr SSorbr,
rsttun9eu init ben gr0BereH nit mir in SIR.
b%inouna itehenNen 8autaduieru Gurooo,s
rara entlit nit Der Hinton SanF" IN
Q4Sien - eiucnt Der bGotuteuoitl g,iS'
Suitltute 2cutifldHO'5 - ~abgttloTcn
@cdjcI uuO GrcOitbrieie III zen nttnriQity
Staten BET &. IGinc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06

las italieniide eaift .8nfa,ls aisurs." GasI.
6ounslic. lam am i6. Sauuar ron Baltimore in Guu.
ton an.
8as nab Der banptonsr Rbtht bsitimmte Sairi
aGat9arinsH Lag am 10. Sj.mbst in Safsn BON gan
los.
Die tngli'Gs 9rigs ugBOIfoias." CAPT. Barring
brad an Il. 5anuar pon Qort Ttsepap. q. go nat
Dir 9ampioreE Rheoe Guf.
Der sbooHtr rSsunie ~. Wurobp," Capt. Wur'
pbp, bon Spispb y. AQalre pom bier sgpeetrt, crrsthtt
am 20. 2J. San Nnoreas. lpo er nod am 6. SanuaT
2aoung nab Baltimore sjundam.
Ter Snoontr IS. ". BdrioHs," Capt. 9ouug, uor
Bolton bitrbsr Gbettlbren, iuhte am 3. Jsbrunr in
9lcrUs Yortsr 6oieu Dor TEN Sturms Shus.
Ter 3reimaittr GpecuIator" siRs 9efttrH opn Char
Teton. &c. nab SrsrsH. Die Yrig8 pgoItistur" mad
gNrnrg m
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NaB

lit nab lUie uor al icotm GbeuO III allen Glumtr &c
flut, uro ME utr!cBt SenGuO Obre gefricoiQuuq Die
ais irubCr. TT Der 8siuh. i5ttocm Die bCiocu GQrjfrtn
nCn Bette uuo Sophie Hemmalsberi pie,cr lurldsr
tsbrt illo; bleielbm wCr,rn paBrero olcier QDole il
sen betOcn 9roBcHS auetcn. gRei,niGube uun pas
quitlpiel . 8tlcuiaatt, ~ wcI5sr aud bic iuQcuola
Sun8trin 5rL. 4ouO GGlq, Gle reiicuoe G~iUi;Icrtr
SRI. Bertha SIrrfl uuO oer bcrUbmte 4trobdt i. sc
pantlne 9Cbortn. miro GuabtH6llt Ibr Grlttlncn ma
den. gum Sdu1c Dtr2 0Os GroBe tOmGulit
Drama: sGie Ylnol,en.&ouiQln" Ootr Sic gel, inner
Der &brujiCn" nit tCu EGmcn Minnie Is bciCr uuO iFGu
ME Nrdcr uno ocH $50. :. q. 6aeftCr uno q. u. Or
ION III zen Suuptrullcu iur Multiplying ~Selaugtn.
men, Dienlid9 uuo SOnnG5tHs &aamittag flr ia,
nllLLen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
SalttmUrcr Staottbcatcr.

Wad1oem W0NrcN0 0cr lebterCn 3ctt ian
ausi6lleBlit ulr 2uiipicIe ouS Rcputoir be-
bcrrihten, briHgt HIS Ger 6rcitag Nbcuo luy
abweA5luuJ 2'ratOoqel5 JrnBlrtige5 EruH.
eripiel !: .YtarctB." lleber ben Nertb ott)cl
Stiide5 tin gSort bemerIen III uOgcu, ble8j
Sulen mad AtbeH trugeu; es lit Gin WtsliiCr
wcrf, oaS audi augemt,N aIs ioldeS auertann.
wOrOtn lit. Dap tie Quiiiibrun3 uuh eiu.
Oe5 Stiide8 witrht9e weroeu wiro, oafi,
9lauben mir, nad ben lceten &oriteuungel
III urt6eilsu, bitrgeu III i6untu. 6Oiientlrd
bretet bic o&OncOrpla" 6rclta1 AbcnO ME
Der cinmal ten &nblid zines OusUeItaufter
H1uira Nor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
Der ,,.1unae Ulannerhprm

bali WtOutal, 0el 10. 6ebruar, IN 0Cu nyitm.
NiicnbIps Blooms" etutu 9rObeu @tasfeu- uuo
&iUll BAD alb. &Qe Gtrguii3uugcl, wcldt
Oteier Sireta bis ittt p,JdUitlltGt hat, Itno
tets CUR oouCn ,3uiritOenb;it alcr iib Sc.
tbeillBeaotn 0uSgsiIltu, unO oa gcrane 81
oteIem 8Gac Sic umilfcuoit ten $50 bercltGugsn
9~etroiien woro,u IinO, 10 ldBt iA eiu auBtr.
geWObnlth5s Amiiiemtnt e.parteu. Eiir
portr5iftthe Diuiit iujro Gupt. @intcr'S ga.
peae uno fir Speiic mo Glaut or. Seiurib
S1mlo iovlCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
1'THE ALDINE,

III ADANLs
Die Crteu beIoen ytummeru 6ieie5 Dor.
trCiilidcu, uou SamtS Suttou & g., DIR.
50, NiaioeH=20ne, 9teptDorf, bcrauaqegebes
ucn ilutrirten monatIlHen 3OurualS licgen
Dor. Sad ben Nl0ineu Wanu3io's getauIt,
trd9t uniRre "Aldina" al Die S10nbeit u.
&Orrtttbelt, ME iolde i'm IS. SabrhunOcrte,
aleroingS inter CANS anOcrn uno beidrants
teren llmitIuOen, bic 8erfe oe5 gelebrten
@u6OruderS bon SeneOig oua5eihmten.
Die porliegeuoen Hummtru iinO iiiperb aus.
geItattet unO BON Spei prd4ttgsu GbrOmuS,
''Crossing the moor" uno "Tne Village
Belle" begleitet. "The Aldine" lit ohue
3IUelel cine Ger id)0niten lllutrtrteu WouatSs
lhrtiten Der Q8elt unO iOute auf ben S,lAeI
feincr 8ibliotbet NIB teiueS Q~eie5immer8 febs
len. 0a8 SOurual toitet s. pro Slbr, uno
aleiui9er 4gent 1T in Baltimore, reip.
D'arplanO, 6r. s. u. 6. Serningham, Scr.
-, SiO 5Ol!OapitraBe. IS it i'm Bud.
banoel. nidt gu 6aben Il. 8eiteuer Iouob[, ME
SClde, bic oG5 Bert auJuiebeu niinifen,
molen iid1 gefauigit bel le9tQenunntern6errn,
Der ais Bi6liograpb in meiteR &rtijeu be.
tannt unO fir cen 8ertrieb Der 'Aldine" be-
,~,A .,,.-- "a z.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
Oegeime Granfgriten
8rIublid1e &ur garGntt.i
Or. Soiepb Gnbian,
hyaFtVShp n, " RhiI0SaIn

Or. Soiepb GabiaH,
praftIi1em ar8t, 8bilaoelp5ia
Or. 5dbian 9arGHtlrt ere itnsue uEb grauoIiG
BUR in Glen seinIentliheu 3r1ntbeitea.
SungeM tGRner,
bic I'D b%etnlttber Su9en0lttrecn bepust fro, beres
6olSsn fb IN ShWdde, AHoernoeen, geoensiibrr
orNB uuo sulest 10 AusSebrung fHno as6eu, mocer
fb uertrGuersoou on ultd IpsHoeR.
so babe 3duIenee ioIGcr llneldiliter IN i5rei
trgeeren @elnuopeil Buriit5etrl6t, Gle non aabIr
idild e%e5anoeit oosr oils uRbeIIbGr aus9egebsu tvorS
ben iiRb,
Rdo6en uub NrQuer,
ole On Hnre9 slIld8lgietten in Der mouoat6rp RsisS
9nn9 ooer 9dRjtt6em ausbIeibeu b%eTIstben IeiSsr.
9leipotel BON melber llriaGe, psr0cu in stuigen Z a.
9eH oou Hlr 9ersefeat, obRs rattaetlies 6oiaen fir
bic 8elunobeit.
:. Observation-Disclosures
tonnen BON mir 6ebanoelk neroeH, nCRR Et NIB thTen
3uftano ibriitlib mittbeiIeu.
Strsu9ite Ssri3Diesenbeii ptro auseaGeIt.
abrehs: Dr., JOSEPH FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(WfGi7, t2DSte. Il. C.. FL GB.)
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NAB. Sa5. ". Safes Cpcrcttcn:
fEsrEnnEA Ii

wirb ttufc Ntrno iui i5cr0 itCn CpHrbuTie in ttI
OffsnOam'idcn SptTCt.t uTrjrI Donna unEr Jiod.
uno In e3Dtitore's rtiJtncem @uf ipic Sin be2CHtli.
Dies Opic" ~Guilrttch Src t.iituHSca lteiir 8cICl.
tdIit mo bcTGrt, rae ne Ul9smtIne NHpttUuIng
oerotIusH, uHo rr &p?,Oue. DGlter cen ]CIuIClntT
Suriteleru 9'i;e,n unb O~OTgGlCrn G'tro 81 Ebe'
luurtC, pcr cyr Ullto amer gtrehtitrIgtcr. unUl
Diao. Gates moo inc groGc guiGbl littgcr qfGue
ron terrn uamCutIJ.b cc -ydmtE g. 8TIiCr, WGgGl
9lcuH uHo u. HoutiHot uE6 Ole 00. Us. ) crane
y. y. BRAT, s. Us. SLurTon, : Suwiog, s. ErGl
EHo y. GiIiou bIuorJCbobcH pGrbtH muncu. SCoCn
tun1itrn9GH Geutllgu molten mir 0IH 4tiut bet
ioro'idsn SgCrubUuics uGbrtuo oirier sBope 0rLH,
geEo cupfgbicn.
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cIut

init Die trelf Il, UG QHnrlcriu III Nl4rtttl J.u-e beut
M: Sic uiios SGBe" uoCr " DE psirltg bel Mono
ibclH" uui. Nc6 teT &riO'9c, U,It Tic ecilCIT
AhEno in oieiem StutG rama. last nd ulplrttu
Rag tfl i,tuueltte Oiuientcmpsl an orr Nolltupnr
am te0tiaeH ADtu3 in adm Htaumeu cen Nrhld
aucs Gusosrtduf en- nauit6 h]orbtetcn tUUb. SGi
6rt. RnuCl BON bGn hbti5cn Vitputtnr,n treiE d
u~ntlritTtt utlo, baton luir0 nd seer, btc Rus q;
nlnnIc SuIn,Rr bLirr I. mtrrl.narn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
SIm Sbiieen : 4arfe an Ssr
R5eldir=Hoao
fiutet bcutc Nadmt,tas Yrtis- S6icBcn mn
s&cQel1 itdtt.

ss. Der Bcri6t iiber oeu Gtano Der
y@otomaczScue r- Seriiderungs g.
@eieuI6aft," ben Der 2sier in ben ans
seiJeipalteu fiuoet, utreient cine ior9iame
9urtf6t. 9nielbe tritt iest i9r ie1stes
Sabr an unb confurrirt bereitS nit oen BELT
f~itulrten &olIeguuen Saltimcre's. Sei qn.
nabme bon &ihfo3 9ebt fe nit Der sr6Bteu
Soriiht uno 9lusbeit Su @erte unO SsrOient
Snber bas Sertraueu, peldes oas Yublitum
in REDEEM 0taBe ibr gu &beil perben ldBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06
Sci 0rn. WeDer Sambur9er,
ytc. E&4, 0crinntouGtrd3c.

miro in oieicu Gagen Der 9roBe 8ertauf BON
naiien uno beitaoi9ten 8aaren iortseitet.
Seoer, Der CUTE unO MIR wcnig bei6doigte
8aoren 6u fauien geOentt, fafie einen ianel.
len @nti9luB unO ellie mad SIR. 1G4, Qerlna.
tonlraBe, no er leine1e 0amaii. 6anotii1er
geidumte unO gep0bull9e Saidentii6sr,
Serptltten, 5emOcnbuien, Sam6urser Stit,
~tereien, a6te SOispb'ide 9lace.9anoi9ube &C.
in reider au8unbl fiubet uno oteielben III
cen btai9iten uHo nieOrigiten Breiien einfau.
len fam. &einer iOqte %ueriaumeu, Die betrefs
feuOe annonce in unicrsn AnSei8eipaIten 8e'
nau ourG5uleien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06

Gr. SunufCu,
Art oiCitr beribm'cU auiiGlt, CutbCftc, fuGbrenb
er nd in bcn 9ro6Cu 0oipitatcrn Guropa'e, riSllib
in Gngluno. 6rdHftti6 uno aHocrUdrt5, befQnn, Oas
itttritr, ltueuite, o19eHCbmite uHo grinoltbae 6eilz
mittCl IN Der gSGit iur
GIlc @tcci(Cooer tt6brdubetcsmsn
lincu SutGme,
SbDdhc I'M Ruden Octr In Den giicheru, Stod1r,
sen, SsIotn DER Ntsrtr ooI 8tuic, uriItIriniaC HGs
hEltt, Scrluit otr oTadRiIbgRqTGlR, FcInofitit, 9rts
~triJtung, Htc6Crgei0lGucHbeits 3eeufeuCrluirunc,
0eriilopten, DtGgeHld!UGbe. !SitteIn, SbUGbP hE5
gcldts mo ShUinccl, arar'bcit bes Sopie5. be5
3dllce, ocr gGie o0er pGut, SebcIs, SUIGCT=, gi1s
qCH= ooCr lGterleib5 ScicCr-bieie ibredtidtn, pOleu
iuaen6llheU @cluobnbeltcn BuJuidrtibCnoer nm
oronun9cn-gtPtlnc uno 9cibgrIlde @eWnurbeittn,
olft tuiiUlmCr INT ibre OpIer, ds Der Su,tutn .SGA
lang 6GH ScfabtteH oe5 llofies mar, uuo Ole, rurrW
nc ujbt jettI9 9ebcttt iUerocn, bic QIGuJCrbfIn Son.
GlnGeR uernibtcT, SbDGhe hGr SOHitlMttpn tVtUOis
brlR9eH, DIE &6e uHmO9li4 MAIDEN uno Julrtt ssl
3orpsr uno Sciit ]3critoreH.
9eiluna in ,pst Edacm aorantirt.
GrlUiung tHnerbulb iebS StuHeeR! gejH GuediiIheT!
Gcriouen, Ole burb i]1rorIute. lelttfiuElse %cutr
uno TIRE Sttte tUtnsrt tDorteR iIEo, ioutrn iotOgt pvIs
guuge R6nuer
bel0nocrs, UCIde RE Opier len's oebeimtr 2ahIs
9%cuorern frn, el5 iGbuth 70 utCI 5luieE6r in ain 5u
trj5s5 Grab rCtBt, Uelae ourb ibre ~er1o6cnsH "a
lente unb 5HtuideItGn Scrtar0eelrGiC nut ocm Sou=
Er Der Sercbtiamtett cen Genet ]bCoCiigrt uRh Der
ttier beBGubernoe ; one eulioft babcu mlroen, mocyr
ND NIT pollen SertrGu9n rnben.
2tctes tlno ctn!9e Der truuri9eH uno beiia9Gusv er"
ttfu Sol9en ter irubcren SeUUGrLeucn ors talCrS;
SloGDc I'M TIden uno In oGn @llCocra, SdmgY5Cl
N Gem Sopie, SdDlde oC5 @eiibts, 9erluit trr
Dtuetttiralt, 6CriIopicn, rcruoie uHrutcs Wdgcns
NhIUGdc, nHoronuHg Ger 8ctoduuHasoranne, ulGs=
meiHe Sntttliturq, Symphonic Der ShpiEoiud
8cit g!-8ie ihGeiIIt5u Wrfuuaeu cas- 2cs
fCg5 fine fGtr ju f%IrdteH. SerIut otF @eoittuiiC6,
8eruuruua Der 56ecn, SebrudIbCit tCrSCitcstroit,
bole a9nuEaCH, 4bReigun9 Dor S~ciCuiGnit, SUtt
rch Stniutnteit, gii trdntn 9egcr ib itIClt, Gurr,
iamtett &c. INN ctEt9e Der idItmmCH Tolggn.
be.-&Crb' uCtbets EcTioneH obtr Iun9e DlfTs
ner, mcibc itt 81 OgIsbctiten b6GbitbtiQen, uH0 Ole
ftb liver pbsiideu GbtUdde, ecs 9ellEItgs ib,gr
8eugunsstrait, Ger 0crp0dtlt, ocr JieiltQ1ftit, or5
plBttoplens. ter or91nli6en SdWate, uelU0Ier Ht-
9eipanrttelt oocr Uncerer &etoeH teDugt 'inb, tohuea
ihr9u oehetlt lDeTCcU.
urtbctIb Cr Yreiie. - Bic oieteR E~auienbq,
Uelte UobJeno Der iCttsH iiebsuicbu Sabre in ciIisl
AEitG(t fuitrt MURDER, un3 bic U}CHge lpibtiger,
munbdItlIdcr CperGtIoEen, oG 9r. 5obnron cns.
iJBlt5 UNI ccneu bic 4situueeTappot;eure urO oieIe
cnoCre Ycrioren bel'UUbEteu, pouoU Dos Hu6Iitum
un'ertDtCt Uuroe, uno eHolid ietu 3iui af Gtrcn-
mann IN geIug aut &b4raiter unb QSClpiisnuOiiia-
telt ituo fir 0teEeioCnoeA Observation-Disclosures
Shice: Nr. 2, gits6rsheritfHraRe, SaItia
more, Wc tRoo.l6 3Dltel
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SIR. 1nfcnh Schrcirr

laNet lttue 6reunoe uaO Sttanuttn III elmer
9roBen ytseeIiuppe Gin. Die cr morgan in lei.
ner 8lrtbldait al { rBtlair- 3toao auilijbeu
| mirh
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Ig~ Yl6gli@e y crGHOcrUngcu
in &etter ey}eIltH @ol8leiOeH, 6ntcH
uuo &tfQltaug,u. IS taun fem uutiamsrlS
NCilnjtta gciunosn wtToGu, ais 8rOmn'8
Srontlal 6rOhC5. 81 ,4t&u)
Ns-@o elpt luOnl Fem tarnloierc3 uuo
bod mirtiamCre5 61lImIttet, ais Or. Il liz
gun &0Ht9S 3QmburQcr 8ru f.
: &c. YCriouen bon aacU Iemperomcuteu,
ia iogar SiugliH3cu tanu 6erielbe Ohus leoe
Sefabr g5Jebtu mer0eH. Qr ihmedt an
gcHsbm mo ii inner UoH gatem Griolle be-
g%lettet. (299-)
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scr .Sp,. Nem. EurnVerein"

Set USo51 Serf. Aurl'DeretH-
feiert Montag, ben 10. Sebrnar, IelneI1 9roBeH
OiustsnbuG in Der ySHrnbaue," SIR. "a,
@et. 8altimorefraBe. 0as arrangements
Gomite bot iid1 nit ben Scrberettln9ert bic
ql6Bte 0iiibe qeaebeu, nm Secem eiuen pers
9niiaten Iben0 III bereiten. Sir Die beitel
bier &haraftsrmasfen iiuO 4 wertbpoae Brslle
auS9eiest.
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gg~ R6He RGGe! @El
SurRsiie iu's auslaRo beiorstinnerbalb "a Gtuae
4. Eaine,
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acknowledgement su Serm,re

tben+
Sin gotoI i'm 2. StodiugFe bee nsus, n
l,es us errsiponoenter," uollfGnoie lin S5frfcmTs
as9tH etuqeridtst, nit Gaum flr 16O-i7hgsIfor1SIn1>
0as &C., N bei'm ahene, Wonat ODER Sebr HiIIio
~ gslsdlaaltsn, SqHpsrstne, sosen, einapsrsirqt
D.. M. SsssRt
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OaltimOrcr d>0oipital.
Nfrce! Dir: J, Sie' EreferiH RraEe.

t9FI uNeH t:p0IDtierR uno DrosuIIIen u DaUgn.
Git %Gi.t % Cts. 3 ga6ct: Fir 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-06

raul cine erneute 6lut5 Shimpfnamen it'd
itber ibn er9eB, unO Ger 6rsn1Oe Die &reppe
bttan elite, auf btren o6critsr Stuie ct III
6auc fam. Gid RAID mieoer auirliieub, gtz
lang eS lbul Dem Spet o0er oret Slufeu uieOrlz
9tr Itebenoeu Serfolger mebrege Streide 5u
perlesen, uno ais 0r. 3ar0eltp o6en auf Dem
8reppeuabiate anlanqfe, crbielt CT nod einen
Sbla3. ,Sest %itanbeu SeiOe i'm SegrifFe,
balo9smetn 81 meroen une itd e~inauoer gu
p9deH; oa lblugen iit bic llmIebenOeu ms
Ntlttel unb rtiien ele @iitbenocH au8eInan'
Der, unO Der angreiier e~utiernte fh inter bel.
tl9en 0erptiuihunstu, ObHe bag e8 Der BON
prn. 9aroel1D ipdter geleitcten BOIlSei, rpelde
ale OTentliden 20fale in Der ~QtadbGriAait
tllr9ltoberte, 9elun9en ipGre, Oe8 Serjaiunns
oene!t babhaft 81 merper1. pr. Saroelt1 blls
tete ltarf aus Der gtaje.
Sn oe8 G0men st. en- oerirrte ii1
Oienltag Raht Elm uotortid)er 8uri9e, gtas
mems So9n 3. 4oreoH, oeiien bdBlide Siia9e
beretts bic S9elmeuaaleric beS weItliheu
Stattonsbauie5 Siert, in ba8 2eetere, be9a1u
Die anpelenoen Boli5ei6eamten NIT etner
Slntl bon Gdlter. unO Sdimpfre0eu Al
iiberbduien uao uerb0bute beionoers Capt.
gepion IN 10 empfinolihcr 8eiie, baB bieier
'oHIt ~ poIitHI INV 9utitHlgL3e StuLIltT
auTS Steflte enip0rt, Den S6IleBer &eilbole
bsrbeirtsf unO Den unberuftuen @%inbrin9Itug
tlir ben Reit Der Na1t cine 3ele annsiien
llsB. al8 geilern frib Der MERCHANT Dem Boz
ll8elrttter Scu oorsefiibrt wuroe. entIieB Tin
bleler nit fOlgeuOen feilbalteuoeu Worten:
pOa eS cine conllatirte S9atiafc lit, oaB. SIR
EN- 0leb BON Brofeiiton uno Elm YalQbuno
leto, 10 ldlde i'd Gud) auf Ieh83ig Sage hrs
StaOtGefdn9niB."
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MILD weather during the first half of the

MILD weather during the first half of the
week.
A LITTLE precaution is better than the
best remedies.
SOME strange things will happen in the
year eighteen hundred and seventy three.
Az exchange says that snow has fallen
on Keweenaw Point every day since the
18th Of November.
Gov Washburn left Madison on the
18th for Washington, on business connect
ed with the Superior and Duluth harbor
matters.
THE West Wisconsin Railway, and NIL
waukce and St. Paul r. r. are the contest
Croix grant.
THE Grant County Herald, away down
in the southwestern corner Of the State,
stands by us like q true organ Of Wiscon-
sins opinion.
SPEAKER Barron has moved the reference
Of that portion of the Governors Message
relating to the harbor of Superior, to spe-
cial committee Of five.
We are sorry to find fault with our ex-
cellent and enterprising St. Paul exchanges,
but must say that they should not give
some affairs too much publicity.
WHEN mad at a fellow, and about to
make rash resolve, just recollect that you
can't afford to have him monopolize your
thoughts and actions. Count him out, the
world is wide.
AN interesting letter from "Our Madi-
son Correspondent is unavoidably crowd
ed out this week. We expect to give our
readers frequent commune atoms from that
source hereafter.
SOME logging will be done this winter,
but probably not quite as much as last sea-
son. since portion Of last years cut still
remains ia the woods, owing to being left
too far up the smaller water courses to be
moved by the spring freshets.
Gov. Dix of New York, in his annual
Message, not only says that the St. Law
renee canals are to be enlarged for the pas
sage of propellers registering from 500 to
1000 tons, but also hints that such propel-
lers may soon find their way to New York
city by canals connecting with Lake
Champlain.
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T1KE STypFPyO2 rDppFL, yN1o49


There are three working copper districts
on Lake Superior; Portage Lake, Kewee
nav 7 ONT, ana Unt0nagon. According 10
the Portage Lake Mining Gazette, the to-
tai product Of the first named district for
1872, is 70 12 tons. OF this, the Calumet
and Hecla produced $500 tons. and the
Quincy mine 1917 tons, while over half
dozen other mines yielded the remainder.
The product of the p L. district for the
year 1872 falls 1872 tons short of the pro-
duct of 1871.
The Keweenaw Point district produced
IN 1872, to the amount of 1886 tons; the
Central leading with 724, the Phoenix and
Copper Falls following with AT tons, and
1913 tons, respectively. The decrease from
the previous year is given at 5O4 tons
The Ontonagon district produced from
the Ridge, Minnesota, National and all, only
T25 tons of copper last year, showing a
falling off of 265 from the year preceding.
The total product Of the three districts is
set at 1874 tons of copper for 1872, against
l6,o76 in 1871, marking decrease of 9O2
tons. Last years product however has
realized more than the yield Of the previous
twelve month, in cash.
The strike last spring was a great
hindrance to production. The Phoenix
mine was hindered by an inefficient super
intendent in the early part of the year.
Not the first case of the kind in the mining
region probably.) It's product should have
.oeen 500 tons. The "terrible accident at
the Copper Fails mine in July" is civ as
good reason for diminished production in
that quarter, aud altogether the Gazette
holds that the past season shows a proper
advance.
1t also regards the Calumet & HecIa as
likely to be prosperous for years to come
IN spite Of the croallers, and says the Min
nesota, National and Cliff mines will vet
renew their palmy days by working g below
their deepest levels" The Gazette com
pliments the Quincy management as the
representative of successful mining on Lake
Superior; deplores the letting of the Pewa-
bic and Franklin mines on tribute; is
pleased with the prospective outlook of the
SehoolcTaft; is on the fence about the AL
louez which the Boston bulls are lifting !
gives the Atlantic and the Houghton sug-
gestive future, and touches lightly on the |
remaining mines, mentioning however that
some of them pay handsomely.
The price of copper during the past year
has been over 80 cents per to, which as our
readers may easily see, brings the business
done in the copper region, up into the mil
lions. The ruling price at present, we be-
lieve, is 80 cents per tb. The copper re-
turn of 1872, namely Is, ia tons, or 80, 34s,-
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H N SETTER, Atty for Plaintiff jani1sba5

nOCGLAS COUNTY C0URT-In the Matter of
- John T. Gosseln, late of said County deceased
To all whom may concern:
Letters administration said Estate having issued
Carice Dion Gossen the twentythrd December
and less than months aud said berg
lowed limited for creditors present their
ination and allowances Notice is hereby
signed WILL the first Monday
months his Office the House County,
Superior. Monday the o 1873
examine and adjust all claims demands all
against said deceased T0S CLARK, County Judge-
Dated Dec. %, 1872. jau11fbi
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g TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAS-SS.
> Douglas County Court.
In the Matter of the ate Of Patrick 0Ben deceased
To all whom may
administration in said Estate having
Hiram Hayes Of Superior in said County the day
1872 months from and the
allowed and limited for creditors their
allowance, notice is hereby
will the 18th day Of February 1873 O'Clock
the Monday of each thereafter within
said period the hour at his Office in the Court
Superior aforesaid receive examine and adjust all
demands of all persons against said deceased.
THOMAS CLARK County Judge.
Dated January Il, 1873 jan16felS
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For THE TRADE-AT DULUTH PRICEs.-A fresh sup
ply of dressed hogs fat turkeys and chickens sausage
lard, butter, and the celebrated Peerless -four in
sacks just received at a. Zachau's.
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At HACKERS-F you viii just step in, you
can always the exact time Of day and he
viii at any time be glad to show You variety
Of goods, which he keeps constantly on hand for
sale, cheap for cash. and any thing you want,
if you don't see it, ask for it.
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Dated January Il, 1873.
STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-Iu Circuit
- Court.
Richard G. CobBrn
The Methodist Episcopal Church of Superior

Whereas at general term of the Circuit Court aforesaid held
Of Douglas
December 1872 judgment decree
above entitled favor of the plaintiff against
defendant by which is considered and adjude among
things that the pa nt from the defendant the
S34 damages and costs that the said sum be and constitute
Third audu be
ing thereon standing and being and directing the sheriff
Douglas County sell the said premises public SALE
whereas certified copy of the said JUDGMENT and decree
been placed in hands for Now therefore by
Of the premises Notice hereby that Monday the
day of February A D. 1873 the hour of o'clock in the
the Office the Clerk the
of Douglas County in the Court house in the of Superior
in said County, Will offer for sale public vendue and then
and there will sell the highest bidder for cash the following
parcels of land situate in said Douglas County and known
lots hundred and iftyseven ESQ and hundred
Third
said surveyed and plated and the plat thereof recorded
the office Of the Register of Deeds Douglas County together
with the church building aud all other improvements thereon
standing and being satisfy the recovered
said whereas the said church building partly
upon both of said lots and the said lots properly be sold
separately both lots together with the said building
provemens will be offered and sold together
LARS LENRO0T, Sheriff.
BY SETH SNOW Under Sheriff
ii. n. SETzER Atty for Plaintiff jan1feb22