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, 1873-04-30
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, April 70.
A royiew Of tho week lust closed develops no new
foatures In connection with tho dry goolB market. Al
though torn hos beon urgency IN the domsud from
any SOURCE the daily saos mhdo very 5air allowing,
anil In tho aggregate largo amount Of goods has been
distributed, Tho .prlnorla1 drawbacks to active
trado movement Nz, uu{avorab&o weather and tight
money narkot aro stu IN operation, aud must account
Sons ut eorTeapondinQ porod. From tho more remote
polnta duplicate orders GRO now being received, but,
was the case with tho original purchasers they ara
generally moderate to c1tent, being restricted to meet
tug actual consumpt!yo wants. Thero il Rpecala-
tive inquiry TOR any line Of gooda hence tho market Ia
doyotd Of oxcitcmont, and notwithstanding tho lack
Of animation, must 10 regarded ~ In All eminently
healthy condition. The "rush" of tho
spring trado 70 now over, but thero
ii eYery indication that there will DO continuous fair
dclna far into tue summon, and thero can no louRur
pc doubt that the aae, In this market Of drJ-gooda
during the prcaont aoaso, will largely exceed tlo salos
OF any former ycar. Ths supply Of Of Tho more
popular brands OF rrints brown and leaoheA cottons
end donims, upon which the demaud has mainly beo1
centcrc much reduced, but the general stocks nso
In excellent condition. both regards alzo and assort
lnent, and our tobbera fn8 al orders with that
promptituda 80 characteristic Of tho Chicago NOR
chant.
In tho carpet trade continued Improvement L. nosod
thu past weeks business showing respectable in-
presen season. PFees have not bean subjected to any
material changes, III standard nakes being hold with
GOOD degrees Of nRmoess, while the weakness notice.
, 1873-04-30

The following Instruments were Alod for roc
ord on TueajaY, Anril 20:

The following Instruments wero Hlod for roc
ord on Tuesday, April 20:
CITY PROPERTY.
Tho premises No. 338 Indiana at, dated April 10,
1870; i; consideration, $4,000.
Warren ~, " Of and near Ashland ~, I, t0111s It,
dated April - consideration, $126o0.
Wcat Monroe st, near " cor Of Campbell av, I,
Aft, dated March 10 I; consideration, 81 $3.50.
PeoriA 1t, bet jackson and Van Buron, IT, Is II
to alloy, datcd April % +; consideration, $1,000.
Tweuty-sixth st, bet Butler and Hanover, 4,
sox12s IT, dated April 2s 1874: consideration, 11oo
Is It TO alley, dated April II consideration, $4,000
Smell At, bstwesn Vest Chicago ~ and Huron st Of,
dssss sy asss sssd 1se eo7,s q S5ss ss
l aisa it osas. AR 8 soe2 SnsS as S.as A
Addion n % aod Ia I ap @ &c.
boasSar dsisd Apr rs % s anu
esne "a tho above, datod april 10; consideration,
Iuttereld II, botwoen Thirty md Thirty
ond IT, 80 It to ALLEY, dated April u; considers
Mathes 4, ct nalstea Ct. I, 2srl1e 4,
Lot Of Lota to 10. In Block ., Aoekwelfa Addi-
81 sss sSi1o4 IT. dated
April sonatdesst,on ! ,,t.,
s1d i sst.S snd Ha s saa.ss1.ss Dsss IA Of
W oo0 <4f W. Az o@*e4 4AFA'% - ~e.A-A@SA"AAb
Eot as in of Block 81, seo 10, 49, II, dated April
70; confederation, $500.
chicago " 12s # Of n 2sH
ogden w. 80 Il af Robey st, ef 24z90 It, dated
April 10; consideration, $2,000.
Thirty third IT. cor OF Mubba u, ST, 81 8T-1o0x
100 tt, dated April is ; consideration, 81 800.
West Aaa1na Ut, bot AAh0nd ay and Latin ct, I,
Lots 26 and 2a datea Arr % confederation. $20ooo
Thirty.s1th st bet Wabash and Michigan ays. nf,
Is It to Aloyt dated April ~ consideration, 81 500.
Lot IL, In Block I, Backwtth'a Addition, dated April
"a; consideration, $50.
West Kinze Ut ef aud aud near Armour ct, +, 221
CisFk st, $50 Il OF Taylor It, " I, 2zl0o II, dated
April q: consideration, Il, 500. $500.
l,OtA aud IT. in 41rmAuB " u OF Block 10, &c., 7,
%, II, datod April 94; consideration. x2.3ao.
u Of Lot I'll texcopt " Is ~, In Dlock o Of n u,
so of Beo H. 90, II, dated March IL considorstion
Hubbard at, Of and near Armour ut, y, Lot 2o
dated April 26 consideration, $1,000:
Lot in Block 300. IT, w, IA, dated Feb Ia
wsens + sisia st, I, aa1loof. dated March
Lot H. n Decf -, shemelas Addition, dated April
~; confederation, 1000.
hnman 1t, rs It Of lincoln at, n (, 6o112o4 II,
dated April 81; consideration, Il 600.
irving plaeo, cor Of Wilcox Ct, 1a tl2x1AsN IT,
West Washington IT. of and near Lincoln st, I,
a3ft alley with building. Feb ~; consideration,
South 70 It 4-1oo It OF Lot !, Of acres Of whsw
X, Soc H. 81, 13 datod Oct 3, 1a72; consideration,
North Wood st, 100 It Of CiarindA It, {, 2s112s IT,
dAted April 29 consideration, g. 900.
Indians ~, aud near Thlrtyslxth IT. ef Is II 10
alley, dated April e5 consideration, =, 200.
Waas Monroe IT. bot Winchester And Lincoln sts. T.
, 1873-04-30

buTTER-This markot coutfu,ra in a somewhat
nnsottlea condition, though pTices during tho past
Mook rave net auctuated to qiotablo o1ont While
nvity In tna desand the hetual consumption reqiro-
mons of tho traao haso thus far about cqu.iea tho
descriptions. foW packages of which aro zach day left
over Strictly choice dairy Is 4oarce and bids fair to
continue ho for sono ttloime yot honce holders aro
Wanss Of local consumors wcre mainly supplied At Is
5so while tue purchaser Of shippers were cesly At
l6t928o. NO quote: Common to choice roll, 2203to;
strictly choice dairy packed, s3@37o; medium to good,
2s@28o; inferior to common, 10@23o.
CANNED GOODS AND ptOKI4EB-Bincn our last
wcekly review no pronounced chnngea HAYS taken
paco In tho market for goods coming under thls head
The general market lacks the degree Of RottvtJ that
oept two or three arto1cs in the list, which rm In
consequences Of acAnt supply the prevalent feeling
ono Of weakness. Following arc tho guotations
, 1873-04-30
M0NEYA$D COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

4
x,on.r ...n. h ho oasler to-dav IL the ibos1 |
nlonsS ooon. " W o"'.o. "t..,h,,4.,T. -
mafkos, though MOI hppAfcn'S s.ti4uusao4s . "
any particular chuao. Tho favorable change m
the weather has had tho ctfoct Of making oyory-
.sssus,., nn,s .a,,.,5 a. Nav yorl, orchnnue
oneoltu1. Inc aen"tu ,or ~" ~. .o.n .1Ia,. i
shows porcoptiblc falling or, from wl1lch !.
to incroaao t,,oir halancos In Now York. and TINT
INC me1chntsa arc 1onls'ltB loaa. n ~ ~ ,aso
cnoumetancen "onla na1c = 'snaonoJ W ~ass1 -
money eanier hare. There Is 1888 papof onetuu
In tho street this week than Inst, aud good COM
,..r,;,1 ,,,,ar ora ,oo1 e.tnte rnpor arc easily
o.ss. -. z,.s .o,i1 to-day at 25o
uePosou o. 11onane' "A' '0A~
per $l,ooo premium.
TIE RAILROAD WAR.
A committee from tho Farmcrs' Oranges OF this
gtato oams to this CITY to-day, and engaged tho
r.. 1x.,,,.,, ,r,,n,h, IN nroaoouto their quits
sn.,nst ttn n1inoi, nontrai Railroad Company In
sno case 1t for rcf,ain9 to pny mora
1a.s @ H. ~ Iao.f fare Mr. Trumbnll's fame nH .
1. las Rnon inorossod greatly within tho laat
~ Ssva hv hfs haniliug OF constitutional law
ta,nira VIC HIM tho Farrners' Grnugos show that
tan..s n gat...,;,od r. NAL, thia oonteat with
shoy .I1raads Ile ugsotth ~ t1,e hitter % and.
' Tnr DISCOUNT on pAsK NOTES.
nom0 emd roarottina oa tho faot ta National DanR
en- en anu 8nr.n ~ ths Nav York pnpcrg eg
bainr Sn = 1.1s of nor cont below groenbacks. Tho
pSs pSi1ssdalnha Iedac,. regrets It bccauno II tho
1stSsSn hs saas s,ds1g St 1s ey{
enun1a .re.nh.cna and nnko money tiaht, It is
sdo - uoth hnweyor lint ii Ia to tho intorost
~ MAJ YoTk hanks to make all tho difference bo-
soi NoT ~ notn ra,un ~ Natonal BANK notes and
tween .nu oss,h1c m tho general policy TINT
nny ovantua]i9 bo mado 90 large
, 1873-04-30

exports from japan to thu United states this season
have boen 250 lbs, aganst 8 last aeaaon,
aud H. 031 081 tho previous season. Wa quoo3 Young
Myson, common 70 far, so@eoo; do good, a1@
mon 10 mo old uyson, 7ecas1. 90; eonInon linz
porisl, 0o@obc; good 70 ehoics do fno To-
good gnnrowdor, choico. 20; o1tra,
335 @14t; choice TO oxtrs tssf Japan fair
to good 90 7osoe common 40 q se,eroa a nssn ~
A5o good, b55s50; choice 70 sxtra, asc@N.oo.
bAcdO-hemnins quiet and steady. W quote
uunrwrra-Flno out-Extrs, 15@65o; ehoicos cstS
,rLuu-Natural Leaf, 7o@8oo; hall bright, eoS7oo;
sse:Mes:asts:, ss'I s'esse; medium, aoeeae; COM
woOD-iias boon coming in pretty freely recently,
and further decline in prices ia noted. Tho Dc
I ?s sso, ps;ss ssss sse sRs mex
WooIt-Thoro has been mora inquiry TOR wool tho
pant weok though tho market can scarcely DO called
sctivc. Weatcrn manufacturers have beon bringing IN
ANAL quantities. In order to koop their nils running
There Is chsnge In prices thoy being weak and lr
regular. For the coming clip, dealers regard 400
fair quotation for nno washed lceco. Wo quote:
Eub, waahed, oxttA medium. blB1oo
Iub, washed, common to fair.. ..4eC9o3o
Fioeen %s.sgG II ;;:ht
Fiooeo, vsshed' I, hghs..
E,ceeo, Washed, X dingy. "4o@43o
Floecc, washed, medium Light. 4345o
Feeee s5:i
Eleoco, un~ashed, xtxx, dingy.. ..20@2oo
Tccec, unWashcd, coaree to medium. .3095 $50
Eleeco, an"aahodt coarno, and dingJ .27@30o
n..IIulf pM!oe 3o94ao
BURY wool 6@10o lcas.
RAILROAD FnE1dHT8-Ratoe to tho following
points arc and 1Qc 1oWoe. and aY In otDtnd yeak.
, 1873-04-30

Wheat was sotivo, but weak, declining 1@11So,
IN consequence OF finer weather and more ohecr-
Ing report; n regard 9 tho condition q the
caused woaRnosa In spite Of reported drmneas
IN Now York. The most noticeable foaturo Of
tho market wns pressure to ohange wheat ovor
from May into Juno which csnsod te difference
por bu. There was Q little moro doing In cash
wheat, though regular was worry dull, nobody
seeming to want It. Tho shippers wore not In
the market except for d few chr lots. Thero wore
Seller May oponed at sl.2o15 and declined to
31.2459, nt tho close. Seller June sold ut e1.27s6
@1:2ok, closing ct s!.2791. Seller tho yoar
sold ut st.14. sellor the month, or regular No.
At s1.24E@1.25, and strictly frogh receipts
ut Sl25@1 .25>8, both closing dull at tho inside.
No. spring was strong at 61.16@1. .161h, and
rejected highoE, at oa@9oo Cash sales wore
slS5S 400 'Gss b do % (nowj 1t eIa5; iee5 bn @
sl.s5; Ii, ,o95 bu 10 At s1.21s1 5,ooo 6a Do At at
51,24>1 1000 bu No. sprlug at s1.1e>185; 1900
bq Do at $l1a 800 ba rojeoted spring 1t ooe;
460 bu do at s1.zl. Total, 65,so bu.
Corn waa less actsyc, md quito weak. declin-
ing fully 10, on account OF moro favorable
Meather, though reported atrong in New York:
was bought whom our market wna in tho neigh
borhood of 80c, that haa been of1erel rather
frooly for two or three days past, and the offer
ings wore still 1argcr to-day, which naturally
resulted In d bronx in pricos. Seller May opened
at 3S1kko and declined to 1880 closing at 9714c.
Bollor Juno opened at 405Go, declined to $3.50,
and closed at 40o. soller July sold at419z@493o,
and seller August at 4s@4aAc.. Seller
a7@s715o, etoalng at fho inside; and fresh re-
coiptB at 87}1@3ao, tho outside for gilt-odged.
Rojected was IN good shipping demand, and rela.
lively strong ct $40. CASH aslos were reported
Of 1900 bu No. q at $50; 1890 bu do at a7Mo;
85 900 bu do at 3736o; 10, 600 bu do at 371o,
1900 bu do ut 37ao; 5000 bu do at $40; 23, GOO
bu rejected at $40; II, 900 bu do ut 3519o n1oat;
5000 bu do at 95o a1loat. Total. 12a, 900 bu,
Oats wore moderately activo In options, but 70
lower; tho bulk OF tho trading being transacted
near tho cloHo, when tho market ruled relatively
stronger, undor bettor dolnand. scller tho
inside. Boltor May sold at 30A4@3l1lo, closing
at Sic. Seller Juno sold at 8s15@33l5o, closing
at 83}{o. Cash aales woro limited to 5000 ba
No..2 (frcsh rocoipts) Of $3.50; 1890 bu do at
3111c; 2, 400 bu DO at 3111{c; COO bu rojcctod at
900; ooo BY do at 29c; GOO bu by sample at $40.
Rye vas In good domand md light supply At
yoaterday's quotations. 6a1ea wero limited to
1000 bn No. Z ut Too md 1000 bu do at e911o.
Barley was Inactive and nominally unchanged
at 71@78o for No. Q, G4@6oo for No. 8, and 45@
Rock Island elevators, aud tho inside for othor
houses. Cash Bales we're reported Of 400 bu No.
ut 65o 400 bu do at Go, and 400 bu by sar1-
plo at 75o. Total, 1,200 bu.
The following aro the footfngs of tho official
report Of grain In store In this city on the even-
Ing OF Saturday last, and at corresponding
dateH
, 1873-04-30

yl29o9is:9oi country 6r4si, tfzoo. delivered oll
eref. 39oo@neo o. Louis hydraulic presscd, $500
common, t1Aoo 1aeno prsssod, 5000, delivered;
90 oommon 1920 @ ullslale. s25.bo, delivered 1nd-
ana pressed E10142&00t do common, $1200 ffe
clay, per br $.oo4t.oo. The following IL tho list
q prices ror box of 80 foe. for domeatIo window gass
n dsA1trt4 = ~ - : w. "e-4' - '"s
, 1873-04-30
COMMERCIAL.

TuEspAr EVENING, April 20.
Tho following wero tho'rccotpts and shipments
of tho leading, articles of produce In Chicago
during tho past twontytfour hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono 'year ago:
, 1873-04-30

ablo In certsn unpopular brands has IN m tn..ncs
amounted 10 positive decline ''" -" A' @A"''No<
mno more important changes Ia the prices OF goods
nt W. " n the olnod llst during tho week wc
ivssa ~ 3oo t1o"s decline Of Hc Id Atlantic Indian
in ts itern nnq ropPorsll brown cotsons ID decline
tenton stripes, o1enN'nss saa ~ III Mnit'
, 1873-04-30

H04B-Wtft IN 100 ub6fhI supply, And B6IQ
slowly at Too decline. few early aales were
effected at about yosterday'e rates. but bofore
noon prices had sott1od down to s520@5.55, at
which range the market rulcd quiet and easy to
the close. Salos woro reported at 95.20@5.90
for inferior to common at 45.85@5.40 for uaedi-
um, and ut $5.45@5.55 for good to choice A
few Of tho morning's aalos wero effected Ut
65G0D5.G5
, 1873-04-30

sHEEr-Contlnuo in light aupply, and prices
romnin firm. Thoro MAS q moderate local and
shipping demand at 94.00@6.60 for common to
oholco Woolod sheep.
, 1873-04-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,


from yesterday, there were ct least II 900 in the
salo.pons to-day. Under this supply tho pro-
vailing feollng among aellers, AS may DO sup
posed was ono Of despondonoy, and 1t early bo-
cauo apparent TINT pricea must go mntolially
lower. Tho ef1ect OF tho unusually heavy ship
monta from this point last wool, is Visible I'll the
Eaatorn market in decline Of 4@11o, and this
ado shippers extremely IRON cautious II their
o reduction OF 95@50o, but finally COM
promised on 25@85c, and at this
doclino 1argo business was transacted, their
purchases reaching fully $500 hoad. Good to
choice fat COWS and Light 1oBhy steers for the
local trade, md fair to good stock steers, were
in domand at pricoa not varying materially from
thoso current last wook, the former aeling at
oxtreme range OF pricoH was $3.60@5.80, with
tho bulk Of salos at s4.50@5.05. Il. strahorn IT,,
Co. sold tlna bunch Of Toxas cattle at e525,
but tho price must 10 conafdered an cxtromo
one. Tho drove embraced 1876 head, and aver
ngod ], 1,163 lbs. Tho quality Of tho offoringa was
not up to the average. The markot closed quiet
and weak.
E1tra-aradad steers averaging 1,45o IN
ohoise besvesrine, fa woli formed aysar
to s year old stcers, averaging 1900 to
Good Observation-Disclosures, aciy formed '''0'''''
steers averaging 200 to 13oo Ds.... b.259b.5o
Medium Grales-steers In falr flesh, aver
Butchors' STOCK ct-common to fair steors,
and good to extra COWS, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 100 los.: 4oo@boo
aoah, averaging 7oo to 1880 lbs.....::... sase5oo
aiags, bulls, and scalawag stcors........ 3oo@ 100
Ga:si@Te.as EoEthorn wintcrcd. ......... G4.t0
, 1873-04-30

Spool thread, grain bags, ctc 80 days. per cent
on 10 days.
Domosucs, cottonades, Kcntucky jeans, etc., J. por
cont of 30, per cent Oft 10 days.
Regular department goods, pnr cent OF Co. por
cent OF 80, per cent oil 10 days.
, 1873-04-30

vance. Tho war now waging In Tho 1aland Of 8umatrn
bet1oen tho Dutch and Tho natives cs,!sca decided
a!Innssa III hpfces and prices Aro working upward.
ni Cam BopA-74@Dc. --.....
oorFEHh-Mooha, a28aso, Q. @. jam, 27@28e;
DO, 4aH@aaAo; rrfmo Mo, 5kos3aXo; good do, INK
e92ao; common 10, 21k82Io; roasting do, 1bA@
5sxe; do' p4ime' Isrsasiso' ~"
0ANDLKH-hthr, fill Nnlghtt 10H@1to; atoArfne, full
wlght, 1eh@loc; do short Mclght. 14H@l6o.
. 1sioE-Patnak 81Gs831o; nan8oon, 7H@eo; Caro-
LIN, 849oo: Louisiana, 89sbo
la en- lGe nSa 9snsShe
t3i3@ii1o: % No !. ii@1i1s; =, iio;fSsiie; q;
tEa 9, lo3lSl911 q No. 2loHSlono: yellow q, ioA
os9 co'ee esoW 1oSs1Tao i:a SFme aV v1@
eal9Ao; fair DO, g49pnc How oreans augar.
oloce, o11 60 pf'mo' ''2eS'1so' 10 faf' va
h1nura-Diamond ttr'ps, 1l31@l.35 silver dripa
, 1873-04-30

Chickens In fair supply and easy, at 4.6O
saes include coop turkeys at l7o; coops chickens
foTAr o oEg-woro in nrgo supply md easier. sales
OF psachblosH include cars pcachbows at 5so;
do At $50 cars at 600; car carly roae at 40c, al
car mixed at 400 7; car m!xod at a5o, daliverod.
BALT-Waa n fair request; Onondaga and Saginaw,
@, $2.25 ground solar, $2.25 dairy, without bags
S3.50 dairy, With bags, s4.25@4.50; Ashton dairy,
per sack, $5.2s; ground alun1t $2.25eS2,40 Turks
1yland, $500. "
, 1873-04-30

OILa-Tho donand has improved aou,e recently,
under tho influence Of better weather, and, rule,
prcea aro .mcr. Lard has advanced 20, and Ia tena
lng higher. Hnseed and carbon also bare something
aud s easy ut tho decline. Other descriptions romain
steady. We quote: Carbon l0Ho extra lard oil, TIC;
boiled, $l.o2; whale 8so apern, t2oo@31o; noats-
foot o strictly pure, $t.1o: DO extra sbo; DO No.
s 9
tha, common. 179l8c.
PAINTg, oils, AND PUTTY-Trade ia quiet, and
pricea hhvo boon 1n buyors fayor. We now quote:
, 1873-04-30

10 BDlGr tuno,. &V1411 (gplbt TO .Rellcf Inly,
e0.40@9.45. eweot pioklod hAms quoted. It
015@12o. Dry salted moats quotablo ut.
e15@0s6o for shoulders; BS4@s13o for short
RIBS and $4,000 for short clear. Boxed ehou1-
doris, 69l@6Xo. English meats, 85&@0o for
short ribs; 0h@94o for short clear. Bacon III
quoted ut 7a3o for Shoulders, 09{o for oloar Ribs,
10o for shorE clear, anil 1213914o for hamb, all
packed. Moss boot, s0.00@9.25; extra moss do,
$10.00@t0.25} hoef hams, &28.00@20.5Q. City
tallow, 79{@6o; groano quotAb1o at 54@013o.
Bales Woro reported Of 500'br1s ncsa pork seller
May ut $17.b0; 1900 brlB do soller juno at
@18.00 1000 brls do at a17.85; 1,750 brls do
RclIor July at a17.60 500 tos lard seller May at
e0.00 300 tcB do at $8.871, 600 tca do seller
juno 1t 1926; 250 tea do At 1920 1000 tcs do
at 40.15 GOO tos do at $0121>55 25O tcs do at
e0.10 COO tcs do aollor Jnly at $3.50; 100, 900
Tbs shoulders at 06o 100 GOD ih1 do aoller May at
G1Io; 20. 900 lbs do aollor last half May at B9c
60,0O0 tbs do scllor Juno at 811o 100000 iba
short cloar aoler May At 90; $4,000 lbs do sollor
last hnlf May at 0}16o.
Flour was moro active, being In boetor do
mnnd on tho part Of local buyers, willis thoro
woro several mail orders on hand. Tho inquiry
whs chiefly for popular brands Of spring oxtras,
though fair for other descriptions. The market
was quoted firm nt yostertlay'a list Of prices.
Bran wns stronger. Bales wore reported Of 100
br1a whito wlntor extras at $40; b50 br1s do On
private torms 100 br18 spring extras at 5000 |;
300 brls do at 90.62]S; 100 brlB do At S0.40
1850 brls do on private torms; 100 brlB spring
ai1porflneB at e4.25; 100 brls do ut e4.00; 370
hrla do at 1876 50 brla ryo aonr at 94.95. Total,
1920 brls. Alno 40 tons bran at e1050 OF, track.
Tho following wore tho quotations ut tho oloeo
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-27
8a;aine'S 0efdn8nin.

McMabcn bat ras uber SaSains
ausssIprpdsne 1cresurtbeiL mic tez
faunt umssdncert unp i'm gu ;uan;ia
Sabren Staatssefdnsnib auf Der Snisl
Ct. Marsusrite perurtbeilt. Die Sn'
Isl Ct arsusrite eebsrt gu Der @rups
re tcr esrinilden Snleln, bic iiebNlid
BON Cannes i'm mittelldncii9en Mee>
re lissen : rie Snieln sebSren gum De-
partement @ar in Ger Yrcpenee. Das
Osfdnenie ouf ct. Warsuerite 1T Elm
lcsenanntss Staatsaefdnsni6, inpent
nur brbe politii@e @efaneene internirt
aebaltsn wurten, Sn ct. Warsueritr
1ae unter Nneern ta5 teribmte bitc>
ril9e N1tblel-ter Man, NIT Ter eiler:
nen0fasfe CATER @abrideinli&fcit mad
Notwithstanding XlV.l Der
bier ron 1861 - 1891 9efan9en &C.
talten unp BON "a III tie YarilsrBal
lie eetra1t ruree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-12-27

Der literalen ,elp. Der ean,en0 elsul9a1t
sessniiter StsllunS Sencmnen bat.
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