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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

lFBKf STABbE.-Ben. Jewett isprepare( TO
EA furnish the best Horses and Ca-rio+,,, ~ ~
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice
Hearse tall times ready to attend funerals III
- stable on MarketSq ,nearthe Post Office
Kenosha - ygiscons,r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

"a DoAN, dealtrin Dry Goods Staple and Fan
80 80 cy Goods, all kinds OF Cloths, Ready Made
&C., &c. Let 1t be remem bered that we Keen
Aotnlng bntdrst-class goods and furtner | will
not De undersold in this or any other city
Rimtalrs Block, Main st. Kenosna. VIE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

DRsEN g. BEDEssEM. Msnufs.tpre,, a.
ZD Dealers in all kinds Of Furniture. spti1,9
Beds, Mattresses. Upholstered Goods Chambp1
and Parlor Sets. Ready made Coffine al ways ON
mana Shop on Main street, near Wisconsin.
NeHosha - une 20 1911. 1y5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

a 0AhDICKFAUI, Shaving, hair cutting and
IA ShampooiIg Saloon, two doors north OF r.
slmmons store. Old razors sharpened and epair.
d. MAX Ladies and Children shair-cut1iIg q
pecialty, Come and try me. ,.. v2s-lSl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

ETER WALLIG. at t he store form erlv occr.
= pied by Capron q Stevens, has a uIl and corr.
pl tie assortment OF Groceries and Provisions.
aere may abs BE found good stock Of aonr. iced
Cor. Of and Pearl Streets.
PETER WATLI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

% YRoN A, BAKER. Attorney and Counsellor
g" Law, Real Estate agent. and Justice ufthe
Peace Conveyancine and COLLECTION Of Claims
promptly attended to ON liberal terms Office In
klmbail E Block, cor Of Main and Park ste 1y1.
AehONhe PA- t@b- - 8D &staf = lE8 Wfaeonein
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

VAHNEN BROTHERS, No ~ Main s.. Keposbo
"a Merchant Taiors. We keep CONSTANTLY on
Aand well selected stock of cloths, Gents Fur
Caps OF the lateststyles. Work done and GOODS
aold rs cheap as at any otherestabIshmentf III, the
cftyS aaa aH. ,s.aa .H.fvt,-st iyl9S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

ETELLOWs& co. No. Kimballk Block Keno
a sha, Dealers IN staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Yankee Notions, Clo1hing, Hats and Cape, &C.
None but the bestqnality o g0ods purchase ana
y ose sold as cheap as at any other House II th e
bnlSy. 1Yl5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22
WoHNsoN's BOOK STORE

MOHNSON'E BOOK STORE .3I ~
- No so Main Street. A full and com plete
Assortmentof school Books, also Standa d and mia.
eellaueous Books. Writing and Wallpaper Sheet
Music. and varieusartiOies of the trade my
a.aa aaa % sa8l.a 8. G. JOHNSON. of
.. ... ..... 1y15.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22
aEAREEsssBop.

fAEARNEsSsHoP. ss
~. MaipSt, Kenoeha,
tlrthathe keeps constantly on hand afullassort-
ment OF good In HE line Harnesses. Saddles
&C, made to order klao. all kinds OF repairing
doneon short notice and atreaeonableratea
t. THoe. ENGLIsH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

NJ RRBlsPra WORKS
W HUGGINS & WAEHBURN
kenosha and R"cine, Wis., 81
honnmentalan GrayeHtone work executed IN
the higheslstyle ofthe art
lyle r. r. ROBERTS. Age +
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22
9REM1UM HARNESS AND SADDLE sHoP.

GE oRGE LIMPERT Manufacturer and
Dealer IN Harness, Saddles, Trunks Buffalo Robes
and Blankets, Whips &c. ar =. - EY'9~
Particular attention paid TO Carriage Tr1Ec ming
S9Mafn Street, First DO0rnerth ofSinmons 'Sto
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

ia CROST, BLACKSMITH and Catr1ay. aakar
4SS obwoIk done 10 order New Buge1ek and
wagons AWAY ready tor sale ..I... ts.ta iCtf
heuosha Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22
NOT SO BAD A BARGAIN LATTER

80 IH'T1.UGRgI
ALL. al fag or3
@@&# At2E e1 h'eed F1n. 6iffa
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

REMOVE IT.-We invite the al tention Of our City Fathers to the nuisance Gin a huge pile of rocks) lying in the street, nearly in front of our office, which ought to be removed. It is a dangerous obstruction.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

ToNsoRIAL -..As rejuvenation is the order of the day, We woald advise all our ancient friends to call on MT. Baker, next door to the SENTINEL office, and let him put them through a course of sprouts. After you pass from be- meath his artistic touch, so perfect will be the transfgurAtinn that one might pass his creditors with perfect security. MT. Baker is We TOnsorial operator and Capil- lary abridger in this section of the country. See ad.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
THE NEW YORK ARGUS-We

THE NEW YORK ARGUS-We are in receipt of No. I, Vol. XVI, of the N. Y. ArGHs, an eight-page illustrated weekly. Its typogra- phical appearance is very neat and reading matter choice and interesting. It is published by C. r. Sykes, a well-knOWn literary writer, at the nominal price of $2 per annum.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
REGULAR MEETING.
January 9th, 1873.

OduuoI y otii, IC'o.
 The Board met at 9 o'clock a. m. Present-Supervisor Fischer. J. s. Spann, Clerk.
 There beingnO quorum present, theBoard took recess till 6 o'clock P. m.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment-present, Hull Board.
 On motion, it was ordered that the County Recorder furnish the District Clerk with Jury list for the ensuing two yearS-1S73-1874.
 On motion, Board adjourned till Thursday, Jan. 9th, at } r. m.
 Thursday, Jan. Eth.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present-P. M. Fischer, Chairman, and Supervisor c. Ba- ker.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 On motion, reports of officers fere taken up and examined.
 On motion, the County Treasur- eI'S Aannual and Quarterly re- ports were, after examination, approved and adopted.
 On motion. the report of R. B. Kelley, Justice of the Peace, was laid on the table.
 On motion the report of the Sheriff, for licenses collected for last quarter, was laid on the table. On motion, the report of Dr. F. II. Good win, Justice of the Peace, was approved.
 On motion, the bill for. Jurors fees was audited, approved, and warrants ordered issued for same. On motion, the Clerk was au- th0rized to purchase additional furniture for use of the Board.
 On motion, the Board took a recess until 64 o'clock p. m.
 At the appointed hour business WTas resumed. All present.
 BILLS ALLOWED.
 J. $. Spann, S100, S33.33, S27; John Brown, S24; R. B. Kelley, S5; John Castello, 5; E. Williams, $1O; X. Boyce, SIC; f. H. Good win, $lo; C. Maylor, $10; J. l.. Cohn, Sl0; pr. J. A. Tonner, $25; J. B. Futile. $78 reduced to S45. In the matter of a communica- ton from the County Treasurer. in regard to warrant No. 99, issued Oct, 1870, to J. w. Darlington, it was ordered that the course pursu- ed by the Treasurer be sustained. On motion, Board adjourned till al 9 a. m.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

WORK TO COMMENCE.-We are reliably informed that Company D 12th L. ;. Infantry, will be the escort for the California Division of the Texas and Pacific Railroad Survey from Fort Yuma to the Pino villages, Arizona. They will start from Fort Yuma about the l2th inst. MT. James A. Ev- ans ;s the Engineer, MT. Reno is the Assistant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

MARRTEp--In this city, on Saturday, December 2Sth, by r. II. Goodwin, T. F., A. J. FINLAY to Mrs. ROSARIO DE CANETT, both of this place. Reception givin on New Years day.
 Through inadvertancy the above notice was omitted in our last issue, and trust our friend will accept the will for the deed. as an apology. We learn (being ourself absent from the city at the timej that an Invitation was extended to all, the doors thrown open, and 8 cordial and hearty welcome ex- tended to the guests who honored the happy couple sn this occasion. It is pronounced, by all who speak of it, to be ihe fete of Arizona City. May they long enjoy their newly formed alliance, and their path through life's journey be one un- rut}led source of bliss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

ESCAPED AND RECAPTURED.- - Two Mexicans who were confined in prison, upon the charge ofmur- dering a man named M. MeCart- ney, awaiting the action of the Grand Jury, made their escape on Sunday evening last, which they effected by digging through the wall with a broken file. For tunately, however, they were heavily ironed, but for which cir cumstarce they might have been successful. + appears they went but a short distance 10 where some Indians were living, and endea- vOred to have their irons taken off. whereupon one of the Indians came to town with nil possible haste and informed the officers of the prisoners whereabouts. In st few hours they were re-captured and safely lodged in prison, where they will be likely to remain un- til they have been legally dealt with. Too much credit cannot be awarded the officers, guard and civilians, who exhibited so much aiacrity on this 0ecasion. The safety and Well-being of this com munity demand the united efforts Of officers and civilians which, in this, as in many other instances, proves wholesome lesson to ali evil-docrs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

The jury in the Stokes case brought ill a verdict of murder in the first degree.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
DIED.

At Hardyville, A. T., on Jan. 1st, 1873, CLARENCE TODD, brother of Samuel Todd.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

DIED.-At San Diego. January 3d, 1873, Geerge w. Smith, a na- tive of Hamburg, Germany, aged about 30 years.
 Mr. Smith has been long and favorably known in this section, and his many friends will be startled at this sad intelligence. "He went from home to die" He was a pioneer, having come to California in 124S. He was one of the pioneer steambotmen of the Pacific cOasta as well. For the past five CT six years he had been in the employ of the Colorado Navi- gatiOn Company.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
Commercial.

The Nohore, Capt. Overman, arrived at 1 p. m.. the 9th inst, from Port Isabel. with Barge No. 1, bringing up the first of Fanny Hare's freight. She returned to Port Isabel, at P. In., the same day.
 The Cocopoh, Capt. Mellon, left this port, with Barge No. 8, Jan. 5th, at I p. m,, for Ehrenberg.
 Barge No. 4 dropped down on the 9th inst, at daylight, destin- ed for Port Isabel.
 The steamship Ne,c6ey9p arrived at San Francisco on the 26th ult., and was to leave fo7 the mouth of the Colorado river on the 4th instant.
 Steamer Cocopa arrived yester- day at IT. o'clk, from Ehrenberg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
BERN.

RrRN. In this city, on Wednesday, Jan, 6th, to the wife of 5. D. Jones, daughter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

Col. MASON, the celebrated h. dian fighter, is in town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

To AERTvE.-Capt. c. $. Trip fer, 12th Infantry, and 30 men of the 1st and 9th Cavalry, 18th and 23d Infantry, will arrive on the steamer WeW6efn.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

SAN DIEGO ADVERTISERS We take pleasure in calling attention to our new advertisements in to- days issue, a particular notice of which to each will be given in our next:
 E. D. Switzer, Matchmaker and Jeweler, 5th st.
 Era House, cor. E and Fourth sts., Vim. Townsley, Proprietor.
 Trantun & Dodson, Attorneys at Law, Real Estate Agents, etc., Horton House square.
 New San Diego Hotel, s. s. Dunnells, Proprietor.
 The P. M. $. 5. Co $ advertise. ment, c. P. Taggart, Agent, will appear in our next.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11

CITY ELECTION.-On Tuesday last the election for City off cers took place. It passed of quietly, there being but one ticket in the field. Following are the gentlemen elected:
 Mayor, A J. Finlay; Council men, Hall HanlOn, w. k. Larkin, J. NJ. Redondo, H. Goldberg; As sessor, Jas. s. Spann; Marshall, o. F. Townsend; Treasurer, H. S. Fitzgerald.
 The result has given entire sa. tisfaction. The city affairs are intrusted to good and responsible officers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-01-11
COMMON COUNCIL.
ARIZONA CITY, Jan. 9th, 1873.

ARIZONA CITY, Jan. 9th, 1873.
 Council met-Present, Mayor Finlay, and Councilmen Hanlon and Larkin.
 The Tax Roll, accompanied with Delinquent Tax List, amounting to $143, was presented by the Marshall, and ordered on file.
 Ordered, that interest be collect ed on the several amounts delin- quent, from date until date of payment.
 Treasures Report received, read. and ordered filed when completed.
 MessrS. Poindexter, WiilsoE and Goodwin were app tinted Inspectors, and o. F. Townsend Clerk of coming. municipal elec- ton.
 Bill of c. l.. Minor for SIS. 56, OF Public Printing, allowed.
 Adjourned until Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 6 o'clock p. m.
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AuS 8aibin9tou.

BaIbinqtOn, 9. SuIt.-9erYrdn0ent batgRao
9. g. 5arrra gum Rabfol9er isines peritorbenen 3D.
ters Seize u. grant ais Yoltmeertn in Spn0in9tOn,
3D., srnonnt.
IanaidbrI9e BeDObnerin 9ooin9tons uno sine Sotter
aes Capt QDti Sabrsr, WeIter bel Der GanOnsnboots
expedition Se9sn Sort 0onaoion aIs aOotie funeire
Sbr gate mar 2eutenant eines Gentudper Reaiinerts
- Ter Sberbunoesanmalt g8iQam5 bat ELL ldngeres
gutahten iber ben i5aa oss Sen. Soparo ab9eoeben,
ueldes niht ge9auen uno ni9 eetOen it, Der oberite
Rchtss9 onuent beruIt b oarduf, bag bic 5ragen on
tbn nitt tldr seteut pareu Wtau pIro NIT Der Sade
10 !anSe ipielcn big fte Seit ben trommen Snbtr 3u
uerfolgen, uoriber 1T.
u Die Jepeutie Ginnabmen beIicIen iib bsuic aui
$227 $685..
= Die 4latsn fir bic ueueu 80 Gts 'goten 5ino iest
ertg absr es rpro pob nod jebn Gage eauer ebe Die
Wusgdbe erfol9t. Sic ntusH 9oten iperoen unaefabr
ein Yerts 3Ou tr5er uno en Vtertel 3oQ breiter ala
bic aen urto in 8aujsn 3}4 3ol lang unc 3ou brett
etn. Als yignetle mro Die neus glote Gin Buo ga.
mueI DtEtes srhaIten, 1901 S9asamtsetretGr unp
etuitrals 4ouOerueur Don Wlaila6uletts mar 9ieRad
ielte Der Jtpe, pee i'll Sem 2)ort 9eorutt Miro IL
grim Sn uebri9en III Die Hote ueit lauberer als biz
rlbere AusSGbe uno man per- pridt li br SeitenE
oes YubIiums CUTE aufuabme (Bener rpdrs es, rpeur
mir ben 9apierdluno gang los Duroen bag Silbel
iuieoer an eine Steae trate Gneere neue Bru6nOter
per0en nid1t nus9e9ebeu.
Die 3oasGunabmen Der am 80. Sgn en6igenoer
gBod,e errstten S2.500,000.
- Seiretar Rbarolon erlteB beute elm G!rtuIari&re
ben, in weIbem bic 2oabeqmen pqraui aufmertiam &C.
nad usreen, bag es nad Dem Seies pom g. Utdr3 1915
erproertd it, paB aue 9eosr, pelde Die Der StQa
ten eejabt rperoen, obne abjuS abJGiissrn fue; BIZ
ProBente, 9ebtbren u. t. N. ltno BON oem Sbasamtt
aus elmer @rtraperpiui9un9 5u oedeu.
- Der Yrdiioent bat ben 9dolas 6enrp Reh ali
9es 9onuIar' Assnten pOn 5ranireidp in SOutsOtIs
On QuerfQunt
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Selesrapbli@e Sepei9ea.
5an bir saLlactirten greica fr ben @ orrefp
GuropaiI9e Gabel6eri9ts.
lNearsid.

gtdnt itiftun9s 9soerIude i'm Ausiequn9sS
2onoon, 8. Suli.-@ine SpeSial.Sepe.
ide BON Bieu an bic yStanoarb" melbst,
baB geitern Ibeuo einSeriu6 genadt nuroe,
Ous neutrality-suspicious. III 8rauO 6u iteden.
9orreipouoenten 2onbouer Souruale uno auz
Oere BON Bieu bierher Suriidgetebrte Berio-
uen oeuten on, ooB ba5 @ebGuoe mabrihein.
LID bemnG9f i'll SlammCn auf9eben mir0.
Gnsldnb.
Qon0 on, 9. Sull. - Cine @rnieSriaung
Der 3iuieu=Gaten Der ySanf BON gn9lau6"
itebt morqen in IuSfd)t. Die 0isfoutoz9tate
fir orei WOnat8-Sills in ofenem Wtartte 1T
1.15-16 YroSeut unter Der State Der y Sant
uOu Gn9lano."
TranFreith.
8ari8, 9. Sult. - Die 3rueite Rate her
letten MiuiarOe Grie98entiAGot9ung, ESQ.,
100000 SSrcs.) nuroe ON 5. b. DC. on
0euti6lano beSablt. 0eufflauo bat ieet
nod 5OO,OOO,0O0 6rcS. 81 iOrOern, ruelfe
Summe na6 ben SttpulatiOnen bonn Is.
Olar; an 5. Sept6r. b. !. beSablt weroen
mug.
Ma0ri0 Q. Suli. - Ser Sberflleltes
uant zines Sdgerregmente8 IN 8arifa 1T caI'
iirt tuoroen, neil CT oem Senor @ampos cine
9erauSioroerung 5uianote.
IRaoriD, 9. Suli.- Die Regieruug bat
elm Maniielt erIalen, noriu Oar9elegt lpiro,
oaB e8 lest iebr midtt9 lei, Die Snlurrettton,
meId)e iett Gatalouten, Nuuarra uno Die baS>
ftifen BrooinSen Uerbeert, Su unteroritden.
Ste bereitet iegt eluen Qaupti6lag oor uuo
behient li9 aler tar, bon ben &orteS 3u9eItau,
oenen @emaIten. Die 0egieruu9 lit eutiblOis
len, auf oer unerbittlthen NuSfiibruug Der
@eeee 5u bebarren uu6 OieSOl0aten Su Swtn'
gen, bis gum 6rteoensidlriie Der SABINE treu
3u bteiben, un0 nod obsno'rein Die Reieruen
etn5uberuien, iaaS 8erItirtunsen n0t9ig wers
ben iollteu.
Die Senor8 &aitelar uno SQlmeron baben
cine llHterre6uHg nit ben llnueriObnltdlen 9e~
babt, I'm oieelben 81 eriud)en, IN Ote &Ortes
ueoerein5utreten; Dteie fan0cu es leoodj unz
m0glld, tbren gSituiaen Sol3e Su Ieiitcn.
Sen. gtouuilas Dat ab9ebantt, unb man uers
mutbet, OaB DIE 8esisrung letne Aboantun8
genebmigen mtrO.
@prtugdl
2iiiab o n, 9. 3ull.-Gie &ebItodtrant'
1elt Uervreittt licb itber gang Portugal.
GSarft unc SDrfe.
0ou6on, 9. Suli, l llbr gtad)mitt. -
v2lmerit." alte '65sr 9Sf; '67er 93g, Grte
Qiperpoo1, 9. SuIi, llAr 9tadm.-
8aumrpoQe uuDardnOert; Sberi. 81, Orl. 81.
8ertGufe 10000 9alen; fiir SpetulatiOn
unb Qusfubr 1000 8auen.
2onoon, 9. Suli. - 9fntfinirte8 Be-
troleum 134d. 2einiaamenGt $50 1Od-G34.
6ar3 Is.
Qtuerpool, 9. Suli, llbr gtadm. -
Ssutige 8aumpoQenpertGuie 600 Bauen
ameut. Sorte. 8rOOitOfie Hau.
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gteae Mn3eigcn.
RrOgramim
Giner
unabbaugigen bcmufratiidJsn 3citnug:
"The Peoples Appeal"

Bon een 9ro6en 9sfnbren, rUel6e lest Dem 8olte
6urh oas coupts 4ufrcteR Der oieeu, Die politiben
uno materieILeu arsele9eubeiten I'M StGnte bc5eu.
ibeuoan pRHse" broPen, uberBeugt, bat cine bebeuz
tenoe auJab( bobit attbnrer unb perantportIite er
Serren in Baltimore mo een sin3enen Counties
Niar5lauo's cine 9ompa9uie segrinoet, um in Der
Staot Baltimore Gin gBo6sn6latt, cas- Elm iurtloier
uuo unabbdnsiser oemoIratiIter 8erfedter sliiubli
der Reorm uno slei4Cr uno ftren9er SuftiJ mad oem
9eese uuo Elm unWauoslbarer Getno Der Corruption
in unierer Staets un6 oeH GountpsSerDGItungC iei
berausIuseben.
Die Getting piro San Ranen "THz PEOPLES
APPEAL" iibreu, uub Die erite Rummsr in slssantem
Quarts6ormate 9onnerftag, ten II. Suli, er=
Iheinen. Die ReoGttton bcfinott idl in Den Sdnoen
zines i'm StGute uubgfGnnten Serren, pelbem cine
Eeibe ttt9Cr aiiiter5 sRebutteure Sur Settle sbeH;
Die arbeiteu Der RCoatton Ueroen iit burd rsssl.
mGslse Setrdse oteIer Der seiUGubtefttn gitsrateu
Rar9Iano's ersdnSen.
Seionoere AuImtrtian teit erbd(ten bic 9tteras
tur Der befisren, 9eiGmaf bGtunocnoen SlaiIe; als
I.s, mas 5u eeu rsuoeu, geauemItfsiten uno eoIez
rer Seniiicn bes 6amilisntreies seb0rt; aaes. mas
fir ben 9duoDirtb, oen arjt, ogn @cifli6en, ben Sus
rfeu, ben siuftGer urb bas idone 9eihlet Suterce
bat. Rdts Dro in Den SpaIten bes 8lattas ErI6eis
men, bus bel osm beiteIiten Ssisr 4nftps crregeu
tonnte. auf osie Deie beabfi6ttsen mir, bas GAP
PEAL" Su etnem 6amiitcablGtte erler 9IaIe gu mas
den.
8trninitts esbGltsne Ginieubunsen dber ole in
ben Sereia oes SlGttes seP0rissn &eseuftdnbc fino
Wiltommea uRo ucroen, tuenH itt pibts gtnus finO,
i'm SerbGttHiiic gu tFrem Dcrtbe liberal ponorirt.
Gin SbeiI Der 3eituns miro cen poIttiI6en Il. mas
terieaen Snterciisn uon Q altimorcsG Count uuo
Der lmgesenb Der Stabt Baltimore ssuiomet ien,
iooaS fe fur AnuoucirPnoe elm beonoers pertbOones
ar5eigebatt miro. Sisrbei looIIen mir IGpn ieet ber
merten, ouB Die &ompGsnie ts ftdb herets oet @el6
bat fofen lciIen, um sGiUts 9otoltiten uro Scene
rie'E in SaltimorcsSouaip Photographic auiBune6.
men; biz Stlber werben seitmafoon seNoten Il. Bur
oes Eertss oon @ommcntareR
pelte mir i'm 9ercff seuriier nJttus"' 9eidGfte 81
MAIDEN ssbenteu, i'm "APPRAL" abec0rudt
Da Der APPEAL" Gintig uno aIlein Die 5orOeruu8
oss Oasemsuen SeTeu i'm guge bat, 10 sebeH tUir
uns Der 5uoerfttlten GrWartun3 bin, olB ibm Iibts
rale luterRdsuus Su EpeiI peros.
Announcement: Snei Dollars idbrlib, ftets i'm
SOraus Jablbar. SlnSaIne Rummern &ts. Ragels
mdsi9C Abonnentcn in Der Stabt uno Dem Gonnto ers
bolteH, um urompte ablieferun9 gu rBlsIsn, eas
8lGtt Surtb bic Bot unanit0Bise an5eigsR nsroen
Su ben laufeuben Raten aagenomme1.
Sr. CARvILL PzRDUE, General aeent. IN gum
SommsIn bon abonnGutsu in Sultlmore. @ouHtp J.
gum Quittren iir GrbaItens SslOer etmGGrst.
Die GOmpasuie fir 6srdussube cts
"Peopie's appeal"
SIR. 81, ROrOzSoIDsrtfraBc.
Baltimore, Den 7. SUIT 1873. Q6i-9O
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0SteSerbpIt Elm teuftfber 0er=
fu6, etneu G5abn5ns BON ben
SAtenen Su f6leuoern. - Sine
Trau oerbtubert ben bUien 9inz
IL frhlnn.

Goncoro' R.S., 0. SuIi. - Gin geriu6 tpuroe
o,ftsrr Mbeno eenlabt, ben Bofoner GEpreBjua rabe
guncoot oon ben shieneu iu iGIeuoern. Sine fSrou
lab uie spei WGnner 8aIten ber Ten Babnpes Ie9tsn
puroe aber ben SOleiptbten er9ritteu, eellaeen
bs he beuu6 tlos mar uno Iopann tbr G6rper i'm nahen
gebiiIde ueritsdt. Nber bic Srau fam pieeer Su ad3
obue BON ben nnboloen bemertt iu tperoen ub ieSpte
i'd mad oem euncoot Depot no tie an3eige BON BEN
Boraefauenen mahte unN Daourt bas beabF6tiete IN.
oIiid perbtete. AIs bic B0ewi&te bic sSrau neotr.
ihluoen nabnien e br cine tleinc 3ai6s nit s4OO sb
Die 5ai5e puroe nadber sefunosn. absr antatt oes
@eoes fano man Darti r etnen 3ettel nit Der Beties
berid,rft: ngBir babsn mebr gelo eematt als roeHn
mir 8abnsa9 bon ben S&iener sepprisy b9tten GH
Rarrl" GpH ben BDlepatsR sbIt bis oabin pie Spur.
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&alttmore, Wo., 9onnerfag, ben 10. Suli 1878.

Rets per Sag obne aGles gBeitere gteIe oaoon iino
nit aeten beaoen, uno lie oes gatts ber in eirenr
BON Sunoossen bemadten Stau eingeidloiltn. 4uf
beie gBeie wuroe beier 3prasn elm oieIfaer Wtuio.
nlr - man ipriht BON orsiiebu Wtutonen Sbaer.
4ber aud anbere Deutide erpreiien auf bieIe gBeie
oas nod MenIaes2 9euti6e2 9anosleute BON uns2
Sic, he Wtitmenden burd1 ibsrm6bise Nrbeit bel
ibiedter 9oft uno Wt6bunolung erbarmung Bios bin.
iainoeu2 Giner BON oieien GuIiseiisern lou hOn SO
oieier un9fltden in einem Sabre besraben bic Saba
Der Solder aber. Die d in 9erjweiFuns erbentten Dor
ben Nu9en Der Inoeren 3u u DE oerbrannt baben, as
Gbidredmttel fir bieelben ba ibr CLAUDE e id Ia.
bem rpieoer auerebn lGBt, tuenn br 90rper jert0rt
miro. Die Reoaton Der ,.9oltsietun9" bemert oaju:
gBr frasen, pas bertdten uniere GoniuIn in Beru,
Cuba, Yacao dber Die elm. uno aus8ebenben beutd9en
Suldbtfts nber ee ShGnoun9 Der oeuti6en NatlonaI'
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