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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21


FArsL ARRAY ~ sfLvER Bow.-An array
occurredSt Silver Bow, Tuesday afternoon
about SO. clock. which resnltedin the:.dcath
Of Levi Russell. BY 4 shut fired by n. Q. Vic.
bold. Mr. WIehoit cane to Deer Lodge
The same night and surrendered himself t.
the Sheriff. and at the present writing Fri.
day. afternocnJ u having hearing before
justice G. E. irvine. We are not In posses.
si6nSf all The facts In the case. though the
testimony thus far given shows tbqt Mr. Vie
bold and another man had 4 as<gF ~ refer
enee to some business matters, when Mr..
Russell interfered, and Weapons wers drawn
The parties were separated ~ friends But
In brief space Of time they came together
arain, when the fatal shot was fired, thu ball
Striking Dir. Russell u the tleslly part IT the
right arm yassing through the body and out
through the lift breast, Killing him instantly.
II dependent.
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Latest News By Telegraph.
New York News.

NV York. March II.
Rumors are cu,rent Of the purchase Of the
franklin Telegraph Company By the ATTAIN
tic and PaeIfic Telegraph, Company. II IS
also stated That I combination il organizing
with views OF connecting with the American
Cable Telegraph Go. for the purpose Of low
ering cable rates.
A great deal Of uineasiness prevails in all
circles of trade. IN view OF probable strike.
Many dealers, especially various branches oi
the furniture trade believe strike Is immi-
nent. II 1t occurs it will be for eight hours
work and an adyar &C OF 25 per cert for piece
| work.
"A dispatch. from Philadelphia says that an
unanthenticated rdmor arose out OF the Pres
ident's visit to that city yesterday concerning
Drexei,s name With the Secretaryship Of the
Treasury. faaa
A vigilance committee is SAID to be organ.
izing here. ,
| The argument in Stokes appeal will b.
heard at the general term Of the Supreme
Court, ON April 22d. siH 49,. ...
! " s = !.
Phoebe A. Lowrie was awarded BY the Su
preme Court jury twenty thonsand dollars
damages from Abraham b. Chambers for
breach Of promise. 4.
| The private Secretary Of Governor Dix an
notinced tosthe sheriff today that the Cover
nor had written, letter to the Rev.. Or
Tying. saying that the public safety and jus
tice demand the execution of Foster. Th,
deputy sheriffs are now guarding him in Til
Toonbs. 9s@@ ..sfs.es 4.
| The Directors of the Northern fa.ciH,
Railroad met to day and elected the follow
ing officers Cleo. W. Cass, President; o. B
Wright, Vice President; r. Di Rice, resident
Vice President on tho Pacific Coast; A. L.
Pritchard Treasurer; Samuel Wilkeson, Sec
Rotary. z@t
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21
NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD

We have received a letter from Maj .Bruc e
OF late date, stating that contract had
been let to reliable parties TO build the
Northern Pacific Railroad from TIE crossing
1of the Missouri river to the mouth Of Pow
der river by the first of December next.
which will place us within three hundred
miles OF the terminus Of the N. T. r. r.,
and make Bohemian the QUILTING point for
the railroad. The effect Of this will be ex-
perienced ere the sere and yellow leaf, and
IL has now The prestige over every other
town I'm Montana. $780, ,sta M
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

In opening their grand new building to.tbe
public, the ,proprietor1 Of the Missouri Re-
publican invited all their friends, and UNDER
took to entei tain them. II turned out that
there. was great multitude Ut friends Of
the Repnblican, and Of the good things con-
sarned srs have the following statistica:
NDaat tnrksys, $50 !; hams, 100; oystsrs,
1.oO0 Regs; wine, $500 bottles; with unllnis
tied bread, crackers. cheese, and relishss,. si
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

A Washington special says OF e. Payson
Smith, who was recently appointed by the
President Commissioner OF ladian affairs that
he was before the war a. congregational
preacher In the west, and dining the rebell-
ion q field agent Of the Christian comini<sion.,
He IS now m Agent Of the Chippewa La
ilians III Minnesota. He was nominated by
the peace commission ai.tleis fail by bis
friends to be mn honest and capable man: =
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

"A dispatch from Washington says: Is
xuniorcd that cur Government IL likely to
take steps to establis q new State on the
Mexican SIDE oi the Rio Grandc, with San
Janis As capital. The project vas first con-
ceiysd by Gen. Shields. Il
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

The North-West contains d long letter from
lr. Clagctt. IN reference to his action ON the
railroad question. It viii be a hard matter
~ him to convince our Helena and yir-
1lnia friends that he 'lone the best he
dpnld.''
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21
Englan<f.'
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Ensiand..
LONDON, March ~.
The House Of Commons, after protracied
debate, rejected Gladstone's Irish University
BILL The result or the division was an
nounccd as follows: For the bill, 284 !;
against 1t, 2s7; majority against the bill, 3.
The announcement 81 the vote caused great
excitement. ass
8 s. T.oSDoN. Earch Is.
y The scene IN the House 81 Commons last
night, when the defeat OF the Ministry on
the Irish University bill was announced. is
indescribable. The excitement was intense,
While the opponents OF the meaeure INDUCED
Ia uproario,is cheers. Among those in the
strang efs' gallery. which was crowded dur
Ing the debate, were the Prince Of Wales.
Princess Louise and Prince Christian.
The Scotch and Welsh members supported
The bin, and the Catholics were Unanimous
III their opposition.
After the vote was announced, Gladstone
arsse and said: The vote. just given is GER
tafnfy 6f grave character AS the House
never wishes to continue it's deliberations
while the existence OF the Government is in
doubt, move an adjournment until Thurs
doy. The motion was carried. Vi
LoNDor, March IA.
I Earl Derby il trying 10 form Cabinet, to
be composed OF himself as Premier; Dis
raeli as Chancellor Of the Exchequer; Ward
Hunt as Home Secretary Sir Stafford North
cote, Secretary for India; Claiborne Hardy,
Foreign Secretary; Marquis Of Salisbury,
President Of the Council, add Cairns, Lord
Chancellor. Derby's success is doubtful. II
He fails, Granville with his scratch Cabinet
will come in and end With an appeal to the
country.
New YORK, March Is.
IA Londo1 special says the facts in reference
to d'lsraeii's position are, that he respectfully
fntimated to the Queen the difficulties he
would ave to confront II he assumed the
Office, eten If able to secure supporter s, con-
sidering the parliamentary position Il his
opponents. He therefore asked delay to
consult his friends. i
Lord Derby arrived last night from Paris.
and had long conversation with d'Israeli.
No decision was arrived at however, nor viii
it be until tomorrow.
1t is possib d'Israeli refuses to accept the
Office, but it is not probable. II he accepts.
he will probably finish up the business of the
! session by the end Of June, and then dissolve
the House.
The Conservatives all over the country are
v, ~ confident as to the result Of the cleo
tons.
LoNDoS, March 15.-D'I, raeli declined to
accept tile Office, and waited upon the Queen
at Buckingham Pa ace this morning to an
rounce his decision.
Der. concu.s with d Israeli in the con-
yictlon that the Conservatives eansfot accept
The respons bitity Of forming a Government
| at this time.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

| WOMEN ~ TEACHERS NE have seen no
more able or exhaustive discussion of this
question than Is presented Id The las. number
Of the AMERICAN JOURNAL or EDUCATION.
Normal Schools, schools Libraries. Physical
Scierce, and other important topics are tres-
ted Of etiitorlally ,aand among the premiu ms
offered, we notice W ebster's and Worcester,s
dictionaries upnn very libaral term i. III
fact, there isnot a page but what is interesta
ing and profitable, Call and examine onr
copy, or send for speciment number 10 i. II.
ANDREWS q CO., publishers. 100, 1855 40
State ST., CHICAGO, LII. Ssislstd as
q RxTURSED,-Mr. A. ~. Tanner, one Of our
most entcrprising citizens, who has been ab-
sent in the East the past three mouths, ~
turned on Tneslay evening iastss Mr.. Pam
ner brings Us chceting news In regard to the
progress Of the Northern Pacific Isailfostl.
And Ne IS satisHed that Bozeman Is The.
= coming town In the West. d iAasa
The LCcKl ONES. a fine gold chain was
rallied or Monday right, our dcseryealy
fortunate friend Jno. S. Menlenhall winning
the valuable prize. On being put up again,
Mr.. ". Nc Adow proved tlie lucky man..
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

A Michigan septuagcnarian Is under In
dlctment foe bigamy.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-03-21

The RIaHT SpIRrr. The low pr1ce Of fiour
and grain this season has had tendency to
discourage many iof. our farmers, who have
expressed the determination not to cultivate
more ground the coming season than win
supply their immediate wants Such is not
right, and we were gratiaed . few days since;
on q yisit from Mr. s. A. Rsstwick, az East
Gallatin. 70 hear him express himself on
this subject in : naanner and spirit. thxt
should actaate every farmer In the Aailatin
valley. Mr.. Bostwick said that, at the
present prices for the products Of his farm.
il required about doubla:ehe lamount is 'B;ny
the same quarrity 81 ais5cles Of mcerchahtIisk.
&C.. that IL did last ysGf. md that he istcnd-
"a 10 increase Ms crop prop6offit ionately.
sEhlle NJ ha.e rsands for sun
posing fhatEgr.in - bus m - - p
higher figures next season TN Is ms during
the past winter, should Il be oGbstwise: NJ
] Doswick Il correct, and dispiays the proper
spirit Of an intelligent farmer.
sFss A@ssf
Mn. CT. GLaak, The enterprisfng livery
man Of Bozenaan, Is having good bed Of
gravel placed on Bozeman street. extending
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Territorial News.

Independent, March 18th:
The prospects for prosperous mining sea-
son were never better in Deer Lodge county
ihan at the present time.
/ The report of the County Commissioners
shows the receipts for The past year to be
Sc, 4e2 ST more than tie Expenditures. Our
total county debt is reported at $65. 1876 "a.
A literary society has been organized in
Deer Lodge City.
I Cal. Clawson. Esq, has returned from lis
lecturinx tour, and will remain in Deer
Ledge for several weeks. He reports money
tight, east OF the range, and majority Of
The people In favor Of an extra session and
moderate county subsidies to secure rail.
road s.s s
Cal: rs neisfaken In regard to Gallatin coun-
ty being favorable to an extra session or
county subsidies.
Mr. Heath raised somewhere over 1000
bushels Of grain last year--on his ranch four
miles north of town. on 100 acres of ground.
He win plant q greater area this year. He
says it pays to raise grain. He is also one
Of our largest stock owners. His herd has
consumed nearly 1000 tons Of fodder during
the present Winter, and are in splendid con-
ditfon. sa85 sd9'ts f57a -
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. q, 1873.
Hon. w. B. DANCE, Deer Lodge.
DEAR 5IR A Bill has passed the United
States House OF representatives for an extern
sion OF the Act OF May 10, 1876, Mineral Re
6OurceSl for year and we are advised nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

gOunen wuroe. rpeieHtIid auseiHanoer gebrr.
9as taiionsbausprotofoarpeif mad, oaB bic
brei sur i3eit bss ausbruhes bes SUmultes
in Der nGdlfen u%mgebuug itattonirten Bolt
stiten Serbattunqen Uornabrnen nno ibre Ars
r~eftanten mad Dem StatiOnShaule bradten !;
Dies mar Elm OtiBgriff, oenu baburdl blteb bic
SOlfsmenge obne hennenbe1 @tnfluB, Der
elmer 3unabme Der I'D bereitS funb9ebenoen
tamultuuriiden 9eH1ouftratiOneu bate porz
beugeu t6unen.
SaB Inn oieie 3eit eerabe Die Sagesmaun>
ihaiteu bon Ten 9uhtpOli3ifen abael0ft mur'
ben, sen0brte ben S0rberern 6es llnfrieoenS
ueitere Sortbeile.
DAG Die gtn9tmanuidaften, Io6al0 lie aui
benz Shauplabe Der 8uheit6rune anlau9ten
ibr Selies thateu, mn lie 81 bdmpfeu, mirN
iomohl bur6 cine IuSabl 3eu9en, mie burd
bic etoliden Iu8iagen Der BOllSiiten ielbf En-
bdrtet.
9aS Qbi6ie6en non 8iifoleu in Die Quit SUI
geieitiqun9 Der Qufregung mar Elm Speifel
bates Utittel, eeiienNngemeienheit nod rag,
lid 1T, nnO Die @ommifdre fiub Der Gniidt
bag, menn Die BoIi5et, iobalO tie @reteritruB
erret6ter Th quer iibcr bleielbe aufaeife0t bat.
te, bic anortugenOe Meuge ft6 melt raider
bate anhaltsn uno 5erireuen laieu.
9aB gtiemuno geifoHeu murOe, IN 9elel
bofiir, baB Die S6iiiie Der Bolt5ei in Die Sui
gingen. 9aB MIR 8enige uno 8einer sefabr
lid usllest noroeH, III ebeniO bemerfenspsrtb
ME befrieotgenO uno benefit, OaB Die 8emii
hrugen Der BoliSet QrOBeu Griol9 hattell, mi
SIR (Oe8 Raridals) eigeneS &uitreten, inoen
sic Die ganSe Yadt hiuourd mad jsOerQ ueG
etwoiger Qusfuuft iiber Die llriahe bes Su
NUTS foridten uuO Die Sorarbeiten fir cin
9riiubltte ll%nterIuhung anOroneteu, taui
nidt bod genua an9eihlagen lperoeu. a1
tunnapogi Marriott 8nSrne0.n
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Reiue 3~abnfpmer,eu ,uebr !

3aRni6merBeu ieoer 4rt, ielbn Deun Die 3dbu,
boil nno an9etteft fino, Uereen iGr bic Daurr ourh
ben beribmten nSnbtiteH CITRATE" ~beieitiet.
Serlelbe bat hh beretts etHeH g8eltra5m erDor6sn
uno III edit ju BADEN IA 20 uno 80 Cts. Die 6Iafhe bel
&. 6dfencdmp, Sri. 70. 5anouefrn6e;
y. SobL, @de aRGules1 mo Wontgomsrotr.;
Carl ". Brad, &de Gnlorz uub i%Sorreffr;
d. Wittnad1t, gtr. 28S, Benni. .4Denue;
Z. Steinhoter, Rr. 446, BsftsB GGtimoreRr.;
.. Sdnrngdrtner, @fe Bratt. uno ISredoentfraSe;
4. & SarI StObIe, @entratrSGe Der gofUns une
@betterftra5e;
y. HidIter, gtr. 1873, 5Sreberifs QpeHue un0
n. Ridbter, 5Gupt> Stteoertage Rr. GA, RoreS
SrDabpap.
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Gtlen iu'S Slut !
Waat bir s6ma6rn farf.


|I PetnU'u"QUe Sg'uP' cue nlUtl'
s >o,"'S wv SI'nUtPOnt' ~ ~
aaI 49, yaD .s Ut' G'suH."ul'I 't'
49,. ~, $500. -. '' 90 o,'', ''1''
w,sr,n.am;t.ts -,
=. So 49, -. " @''a'
20 So G. =. Co 1IvOt"O'" S'O,'
,I's,TI ,nt. 0ma', "'V g''' @'"n''"O
a.> ',"9 S'"''""S
H"U D'!'O"ns U'0 %o'p' ca" SF'l~ef'
S"O Ul.,U'e o'ut U"'uUttu8' I'0'n ecu oeS
$500 ~ V'tO'tlt' Su"O'" u"O SV''"'e,
~|' ~ ""'''|,''i' ""~'ngIO""8'" HHl
r,no 4'' '"' '''7'
@;,s IL hoa N,b.ir,r;s ,,-
grfo1os hio,,s o.irn;,,ata =, A. s,it,nS'
Nsrhor,,oaiA,,sA o,tu,: gn
E,n4t @.sr, >tI','.'''"' ""U'"
~ 4l""e' S'V'p"''"'
"''pC.'''I"' O'oPe" "'o NCpV'"' @Erlhl
OCT NorpcrtraIt' gt'CrcU< INN SialeHtranbeis
tpu %rnuputrouFhp;+eu UNI on,, a,, O,,rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Die poliSeibeb0roliHe 1lnteriu6uns
bes NeaertumuitsS. - Gntla'
flung Der YOlt5etntanHf3Gften
-.
BON dQsr ShuIo.

SonnabenO Naamittag I'm 2 llbr 9ebieb
bic llnteriufung Der PollSeibeb0roe Setrsfs
bes gntftebens 6aS Sumulte5 III Grsterfrabe
sam S9lufe; bas 3eugenuerb0r lprad Die
Yolisi1en bon aaen nur pom r~abifaler Seite
9esen ie erbobenen Beituloisunsen fret unO
5eigts, sQS ie QQes, mas in ibren SrdfteH
faHb, 9etbau, nm bic lluruben 81 bGmpfeu.
lleber BEN Sang uub bas 8~eiultat Der llus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

men Seriud madten, 2pndiufft, 3u iiben.
Dap Die W0roer bon ben Siirgern Wtarp'
lambs nidt in Stiide g%sri1eu wurben, III
uns Elm 8enei8, buB bic SeuSlferuug oieies
Staates Die @eieee Su udten uno su wiiroia
Gen perfeht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Nbfabrt bee samplers ,,Wanoes."

Der Oampfer nW1n9e5" fubr I'M SOnns
abenoe bon bier mad 2iUsrpool nit iotaenbem
Sarge ab: 283 Srboften unO As Stiidfdfern
8ubad 1920 SuideIu SOru, 168 8aleu
5Garen, 80 Ditto 9uumwOls, 957, 279 BiuuO
SdmalS, 800 ,304 Ditto Iluihlitt, $50 8iiten
Sped, 80 Ditto 6drbe1Ofieu, 25 StitdfaNeru
B6del, 9tiuoasiit, rs SddeH GetntuAeu, la
444 NGgeln uuo $3.50 EaRreifeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
6r. Sohann Gpio

madt ieinen 5reunoen uno 8etannten BIZ
anSeige, OaB er bic 8irtbidaft gr. 80, 8eit.
SagettefraBe, neu ein9eridtet bat unO bic.
ielbe beute nit einem b~elifateu 2uni6e er-
ninpn mirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

BG% Oils Slut unO SGite reinigenoes
Ottttel 1T oas &arl6baoer SpruSel=
CALI uniibertrefillf. 0aFelbe mirO BON
oielcn IerSter 9egen lluberoaulitteit, Sopfs
idmerSeu, Raugel al Appetit uuo aue llebel,
tuelhe aus llnorbuung beS Mageu8 ODER Der
2e6er eutltebeu, ansepenoet. u. SogeIer
& 6 o p. iinO bic Qsenten fir Imertta.
fOT \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
GhiFSunhrfdbfen.

Die grtes ~alpba" traf 5reitas, nit &aitee be.
fra6tet, pon 8io be ) Lueiro an Der 6etung Wtonroe,
ga., Elm. UNI weitere SeitinmGn9 lber ten 2oitbafsn
abjuUarten.
Der engltfbe s6ooner ~ygtcscue," 6apt. Inoerion,
tad an 8. SuIi pom SGoauta nab unierem Safen in
See.
Sie Barrie rSamcs u. @aro," Capt. 8iep. Iauste
am 25. 5uni BON bier iber 9ranO Srunt in ct. Sage
be Cuba an.
Die Barte walmoner," Gapt. Goeriu. traf am 8.
suli bon bier III Wtatar5as auf Cuba Elm.
Der 9ampfer DgBm. 9enneog," Gapt. Joiter, trai
am 8. SuIi pom Baltimore iiber 9torfoIt. 8a., IN 4ro'
pipence, Rb..S., elm.
Der 9ampfer r9outja," Capt. gBaItsr, fam 6rst'
tag BON 9tores Garolind bier an.
Ser Sampier pgtebeda GIpoe." Capt. GbtIos, ltel
Sreitas opn Wilmington, 9t..6., in unlersm 9ater
Elm.
Iud Der BON Mtatanias 9efomrsne uno tpe8en ots
eelben 6iebers in Guarantaine iuriid9ebaltene S6oo'
ner p@la VI. Peuneq," Capt. IRitben, ourfte por9e'
tern pouenbg mad benz SafeI berauf, fabren.
Ser Sampfer v6aIcon, " 9apt. Sapnie, 8tn8 Conn
abeno bon 9barlefor, 9 So, nab nnierem Satsa ab.
Die bObe See gtlpann.n ~OOr8eitern fnl8enoe, BON Bal,
timore ausgeIaufene 6abrjeu8.: bte 8ri98 UAlp9a,"
nab gelp. yort beiimmt; ot. 8artsn SSGIus," u9tor'
ma" uno Stella" Die Sdooner r@Ona 9armoob" UNI
| ,%,ytortberu 3i9bt."
gtab Baltimore beItimmt, fubr 9eiern bic 9ri8e
| ,2epna" on Der 5SeItuug Ytpnroe, 8a, pOrbet
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Gr &feHen8-

Scr. 26, SeGfraBe, bat ioeben 1000 Dusenb
Tlai6ep9a9erbier aus berNttiaer'iden 8raue.
rel in Bremen erbalten unO uir6 ~bieieIben
hei'm 9uteuo biQlQ nerfaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Or. xhcmas

UDLV ~VVFEEWV
er6ffnct ieine neue 8irthi6aft, @de Der BGf
ibingtons uub SubettetruBe, beute nit Ell
mem o~eIifaten 9uuit) unO S9lafer's aus9es
3eidnetem 2a9erbier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Sr. Snrl NtcIe
Sor. 8eDra Scn2ina

5et9t ieinen ~Freunoeu uHo Tetannttn an, Das beute
IbeHO in ieirenl gOEale on Der ste Der Srlears=
uno g8oIi 8 StrGBe cine NdPmaidine aus9eIpltIt
fnfrh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

wertbuoae Dteoislu bat ih 9uns I'M Stiltn
Ourd ibre Sablreiden bemerteuSmsrtbeu Gus
rem ben Beg sur @unit Oe8 YuhlitumS ges
buAnt. SIRE beionoere 8irtiamteit Oeroantt
lie Dem lien BrotornO 5, msldes in bic
lem Brdparatt uuoerduoert bleibt mo Die eiEs
5tge Horm IL, in Dslder oa6 2eben8z@Ie-
IN II %geiunreu 8lutcs beihafit werbeH tunu.
ERR--1A
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Bur Dfaftnnn fir ALI

weIte Ibre RG6us tonierOittH uno ueTit0refn nols
len. g8ie OFT uHb ME Utel bic 0eridieoeneH BrGpas
rate fir 8eridonernne uno @onierOlrun9 ber !36bue
Su nlnibeu ibri9 lGiieH, bal ieoer Setbeiltate Ielbff
erfa6rsn. 81. Sr. &dutenbadb, g6e Der Gutauz uuh
SaratO9afrGse, bat croIiGe trOde gang oorBiglidCs
anBubietSn. So IN bteie6 feline beribmte
TURKEY MY RRH butInttuL.
@epriift unb empioblen non ben Serran Sabndrslen
6oupes, Reed, Burton, Sud DC.
50 Gente pro Nidfdbe.
Bel nlen 9roguiien uno QpotbetGrn iu baben,
(Se6r. I2,f S,tniU4.p,
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0as DamnffhiH ..Nheffern
No. SUPERINTENDENT RNrup

it mabrenO Der GrcurFOnsSsit gu oermietbeu,
9r. u. g. Sruinurb, Qserr, Yicr DIR. 4
StgbtItr.s gSerite, ertbeilt ndbere 4uStuuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Encelsior Noothinn @Hrgn.

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nabmGift, bag MN Gle aler9erInqite DtSnae Rorz
pbium ooer Opium in .. Ridter's Excelsior sco-
thing Syrup, wtG oieies bel alien onberu Der 5aIs
entbatten 1T.
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tbr ne bebalten; 0erielbe erleiGtert oQs AabHen uuo
slebt ibnen ctHGu s~eiuuoen Shlaf, - SsoSr apot5eter
bat Soothing Syrup Guf Ga9GT, prei5 % Gents pro
Sldfbe. u. s q. Ridter,
(DPGrl8.1 St&nlP) BaltinorP, Rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

RAJ 6etfer'S Tarina 1T Elm b%eIitater
Nahrungsartttel unb cine berrlife 3afel5ierOe.
fgpni 81 0glis 4 n
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SIR. 50, SauOueriiraBe, miro Capt. Stel'8
Ruftcorp8 bon jest au jebsu ROatas abenO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
6arriion'8 neueSaoeanftalt auT Der
2iahtffr. sSriicre

it jebt e~r6finet. @er i9 Grbolung nsri6np
fen OOer feline @licber iidrten min, 4perIaume
ni9t, oteie anitalt gu beiuden!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Ser wn~nIGrNpr gurn0prpinIG

Der ,WdrDlduber Enrn1eretun
muht Sonntag, ben 20. Suli, einen ausfug
nod Wonumentnl. 5iibiua+@rooe uno bat iid
fir oieie @e1eqeubsit ben prG6tl9en 9ampfer
Shelter" aeIifert. 9erOampfer miro Wors
gems I'm 8 uno 1tttags nm II ubr BON Der
gigbtiraBeu, 8erite Nr. 7 am SuBe Der Con-
magltraBe abfahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
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OCT yGaFnDettezA
hat auf Sountag, ben 3. au9., cine 0annpf'
boo ts@rturiou na9 rY1onumentala 6tibinas
@roue" uerQnfaltet. Die Yttt9lieoer, ionie
bic Treunbe oes 8sreins fino ba3u etnselaOeu.
Der vHotbmdnncr 9 SdnscrbunS"
feiert Routag, Den 4. auguf, iein Speite8
oroses Bicnic uuo Sommerna9t8feft IN &.
Wutb's altem Sditenbofe an Der 8eIuirs
Ron0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Ser SeatIae Correspondent.
Baltimore, III. Suli 1878.

nSg- Beriouen, Die M brenb Der
9 o nj { rmouate Die Stabt Der=
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ten" td9ltd ODER wDdentlid lis
gef6idt IN babeu 10 ii Il d en-, Il D
eriudt, lire abreiie in Der grp.
b. 81. au5u9eben. 8reis oes tagltder
Slattes pro MOuat, incluiiue Yorto, 80, ses
ipDnentliGeu Slatte8 25 Sta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

Die ,,SaltimOrerz . iireersS diisenz
0efelfAdft" .
feiert ibr S6iieenieit um 81. uno %. Suli in
N0ft'B 6ain on Der 9elair. Roab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14

CTR. 1876, Gin . apn : 9traBe, finoet isoen
9ieuitug uub Sumltug IbeHO @arteus&ons
3ert fatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-14
Ser n@ermania=S q serein~

Der rWernianta=S d Neretn"
ieiert beute, BEN IA. Suli, ein 9roBes Bic.
Ntc uuO Sommernadtsfef III Souls Nutb's
altem Shiibenhoie an Der Belairz &oao. 9as
Arrangements omite bat fd ieinen Ser.
pfihtungeu nit grOBem @ifer unter3ogeu,
unO infolge 9eIen bari maa nit 8eitimmt.
belt einsm gldn3enoen 5eite entge8eufeheu.
Die yTortund : Soae Rr. L, -. %.
81. O."
batt beute. ben IA. Suli, elm groBeS Bic
Sic in 9fof'S 6aiu ob.
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pito teute ieiue neu.eingerihtete @lItbibait in Sri
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