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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
a5uis 3aiafal.a IT. Weip=Dorf.

Rem 9 orf, "a. 0eSember. - 9e9en l
llbr bcute Wiorgen fubr S5nig Salataua
ne6it @efolge i'll Sd)lttten na6 Dem Central
Barfe, nm iid on bieiem ibm ueuen Sergniiz
qen su erfreuen. Die Sabnen befanben iid,
in etnem ercellenten 3uitanoe gum Shllttcn-
iabren IND Der aDni9 iopie ieine Seglettcr
auBerteu iid) iebr Suirteoeu iiber Die Sabrt.
! Son bier fubr er III einenl &asen nab oenl
vNermal< <9ollege," mo linn our6 ben aloer.
man Silon Der Yraiioent 9unter oorgeltelt
,parO. Damn nabnl CT alI benz Iiir i'm auI
eluer erb0bteu Plattform bsrgeridteten Site
Blat.
IS fano cine fleiue griifung Der Sdiiler
itatt, uuo eine Scipiufommuuugsreoe wuroe
oil ibn gebalteil, auf Die er aber pegen ieiner
@rfdltung ni9t antluorten fonnte. G'e9en 3
llbr 9ta6mittags wurbe sr bon elnigen pro
miuenten Dtitglieoern III Die oanoelSb6rle
| ciuqeiiihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Mbieb,tt,s s,peter Gomr,iIiare tt,
Yetp=0orf.

9few 3 orf, "a. 0eS. Wanor Sanct
bat DIE @omnlilldre Dfper Stern unp Sames
Somsr abgsiebt unb au Oercn Stelle eomart
8. 9ouuellp uuo &opuieno Gcr ernannt
0teie I6anoluug bes Mapors erbelt Die Siai
aung oes @oHpernelps 0ir, Die llria9
mar, baB iie 98m. s. Glpeep, i'll ibrer Stel
lung ais @ommiiiare Der @efdngHliIe, Scr
giinitisunsen gcltatteten, Die etne crlninell
Serleeuns ibrer antlihen Gfi6tcn inpol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Cine GonsrebtpabI III EcnnfUl=
tntfiets

YittSburg, 3D., %. 9cs. = @eIterl,
mur>clm orsiuno,wansiglten GongreB 9iitrift
cine gSabl gehalten, I'm ein eongreBmitglleo
fiir ben mod nidt abgelanieuen Sermin bes
S5ru. 6. McSuutiu SIT wdbler, Der ueutid)
gum 9fihter ernannt worben it, IS mar
feiu oenlofratiider Gaubioat I'M Seloe. Jtur
eiu iebr leidlte5 Sotum mnroe abgegsbsn uuo
Die gSabl erregte geringss Sntertiic. Die
Serid)te Oeuteu, 10 uelt man lie empiangen
bat, Die griuGbluug oes Sberiteu Sohn
Sbompion, bes regularen republitaniid)cn
Ganoioatert, iiber bic 6erren Saille uuo 9tt=
nin hie ;nei uunhhGnnlneu SnnNIhnten Oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Sr1uOe,

SrooflYn, "a. 9eS. : 0eute Mor9ell
gerietben S. s.. &epier's Sien gSerfe tm DIT
lid)en 9iitritte IN Slaulmeu. Snfolge clncS
Srrtbums bei'm4larmlhlagen lam Die 6euer
lpebr ni6t cher sur Steae, alSbis ui6ts nebt
su retten mar, lpsshalb ite baS @ebdnoe brer.
lien lieB nno mn Die beuadlbarten Wietb8'
pobnungen id)iibte. Die SfenglcBerel NIT
alien MQihiuen uub Sorr0then lpurOen ser
itirt Serluit SlOO 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Gin Ynli;iit bel @ornabtte etmcr
SSerhofttt1td ffttt, er tyefttitft1cf. u

goli,iit So6n gamsbrrp pon Minerspiue
murSs, als er etnen @crbaftsbefcbl all Batrid
Brett III 6efbersuiQe ausiiibrcn moute, uol
nielem geldoiieu uno id)ncr pcrpuubet. 2u-
oere 8oli;iitell muro,n babin abgcidlift, fau
ben Srett aber nid)t mehr por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
9settes Giie,tbabnprpieft

SarotOg a, N..Y., %. 9es.-Sel elner
Soblreid) beiud)ten uno lebbatten Slirgerperz
ialllmlllng, welt)e bier in Gomn=5aa" ab>
9ebalten ipurbe. uno melter Der Ahtb.
6eorae q. SatheGer prditoirte, wurre ein'
'ltin1nlig bei6lolieu, eine Gllenbabn uad Ga
ratoga Safe 5il baueu, I'M oem Seoiirfnliie
mad 3ransporterleidternngen tn'sbeionOere
hei hen @n0enezHealttaS ahsuhefen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
0Rei,ua d,tscusThtcr.

86ilabelpbia q, "a. SeS. Die Sra
Belt ino bier iiberaiS 6flebt bon &aufuttgcn
fir oas @cihnahtsfelt. 0aS gSetter lit
pradltooa uub bic gdnslide Ibneienbelt bon
Shnee rcdtfertigt Die iubilmenoe 6rcnoe Der
2aSeniubaber wegen Der 9lnsiidt anf gldn.
;enbe @eI6dftc. Die 1tarftpldee itno ii6,r=
fiillt NIT Srutbibnern nno lonltlgem Sc
fIiinpf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
8altimore N0b., ;Srettag 25. 9e5ember 1874.

Sci iciner llnttriuhnnG lab nan, OaB CT fei
nen nennenSluertbtn SGla0eu geHonlncn bat
er miro ,ur 9ftparotur 0uf Die Sd)tii6meritt
gtbrldlt Wtr0en, nuo uermuthlif mi 6. Sa-
mar +. 5. iber ?lofobama unh Gan Srolt=
;isco Nb0sheN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Bon s. ong Goug.-Tpd, ntebr Yer
Ionctt 9ctettet.

Song song, "a. 9esbr.-3mei ameri.
fanii6e NriegsidlIiie trafen bier etn mo brad
teu meitcre @eretteteu Don Dem 0anpfel
Sapau,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Gnlaett oer Srunfindlt.

Soito ON, Mail., "a. Deg -Sboma8 TI=
lep uon Mlapiaage, Oiaii., mrrOe seiterlr
Abenb 81 9eobam oil Der DProp!oence=gt'
ienbabn" BON einem 3nge iiberiabren unr
qct6ptct. Oerielbe luGr total betrunfcn mn
AMI bem @eleiie III Sd)lai gefallen. Del
aGrper mar ganS seritiidelt ltuo bic etnselnel
8beile la9cu getrennt bon einanocr ani Den
Sdhirneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
ylaG ocm gecFcu td9,jtb nm
>, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: in0t {:
ts.ttnrcr (Gisptf1nn,t -

tuh 95laoetpbiG, g8cgcitotionen unh "Gelus
mare GiieubabH" um7 7.25 Viorgens, SoHnId96 ans
geuommeu.
Ndh SGi!aoe(phtd unb Hep=Dort-(iicb III Serr0:
ple mitport 0cpoGt perbinoeno) nm 9.2l NbrOior'
gems, SoHutd9S Gue9eHomwen.
JtQh 9teD god BON oer e9area StrdBen= Stos
ton um 1875 ll9t Nior9ens, zoHutGg5 Gue9cnom.
men.
Wad) 96i(aoelpbia uno glelU= gOrt-Cih in BiL
minaton nit Der o0elemGrGtieu6abn" ucr6in6euo
nm 2.i0 ll6r gtdbmitta90, Guageuommen Soun'
taqs.
nommeu Souutdg6.
Wab B5iIaOelp1ia nm G.2j u9r Nodmitto95 tag
lid.
sad Neuz9orf BON Der Glortesitroscu St0
tion-SrpreB= 3ug nm 1919 lbr NbCuts td9lid.
Die ,8GlG0elpbia= Sultimorcr Geutrul @ticu
6G9n" Uerldbt Baltimore UNI llbr ytabmittdgs
SilletzBarea Jtr. 1i5, I8et SaIttmorcIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Gin Seamter ocs 2lid,amtes CT:
yfs0SSest

2ittle 81 d, 2lrf., p. 0es. - SameS
,. Sillarb, Seamter bes SunoeS .Nl6amtcS
ltarb beute NtOrgen an elmer geitcrn 2lbcno
bon Jtiles Gpmuieno, Dem Seliber clnes
Spielbauies, erhaltene StihmunOe. &olItt
ttihe Observation-Disclosures porcn blt
)1rindlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Gin Hxubcr fGOtl;d1 pcrtp.ttto ct

u nj iterp a N, N.<9, "a. 9e5. - ebas'
g8blting uno 9S. Saget periuhten IN per9an=
gener gtad)t in ben Haoen BON {. ,. Sennebp
eiusubre9en. Sin Gonlmls, gtamens 6o=
bert Wt1ler, lfOB aui Die Otebe, ipeld)e Die
Sd)iiiie ermieOertell, nno pertpunbete @bittng
1ebeu6uefdhrlif. 8Qaet entfam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
YerDaitum9 eines entIprma9eneu
lSerilrefilera.

Sill 9toOifer, Der ifNrfibrts beriidtigte Ser
BREEDER, Dem ss fiirslidl gelaug, aus Dem BIC
itgen @efdn9niiie anSSubreden,. m1roe beutt
in Der 9tGbe BON Otenpbts, Start @ouutp,
Gem, mad eiuem ucrSp,ifelten Sample mie~
Der eln9efangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Scr (SelSmorft&

gf.w.D crf, "a. 0es.-@elo IN lebbafter
0sad,fra9e, 81. Sediel feit unb b0ber 4.S54.
gnlb haI aber felt 1114-l11B. OH. flau aber
felt, Sed,ier 1918, '62er l13B. aftien id)loiz
len ian aber itetlg; yteru -Dort Central l0lb,
Grte 2Gg, yale Sbore 79@, Sis. Central 994,
Yittsburg S8b, gtortbweitern 454, prior. 60,
0tof=SslanO 1913.
llnterihatamts Silan;: golb SOL, 1926.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
Gin 2lbortiousfaa ait etner Gbe=
fran.

0es Otoines, Soma, "a. 9eSbr. =
Sin ld)retliher 9lbortonsiall lit in6ampton,
Sranflin- Gountp, por9efomneH. 0aS Spfer
it Trau Soes. Sbr gbenlaun IND eiu be-
trunfener glr;t iinO Die Serbrcher. Scpl itno
perhaftct luoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
ca 0r. 3. 6. NjiopIton,

Wa6folser oeS Or. g8tn9eiL
3dhne mer0en onrbaus obne S6mersen nit oulie
oes Yiys4aies ausseSo9en game @e9iiis NIT Gum
mid9..il 10 bilis, pie $40 uno paIeno Satanttrt::
dd5te.n G5oloe auf cine porsistie ISeiie Seiut So
rno bober. Perlonen iperben uobitbun, bier oorSu@
iprsdsu, ebe lie anber5!uo bin9eben, oa Die 6aclilz
arsneifnnit nitbt i6ertroffcn peroen tounen. Die
Breile no ie1r nieor9 unb miro aae gIrbcit gorGn=
ttri. 9l5 @jeibdft lit iu ieoer 3eit seoFfust.
H3Hii-C5uliiO. Sftif-cSGn10f) -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
dir BARRIER 33anar
Die beil}e luft- -kobbeeroe
Erfinruiin.

perfauien, nm uuIer 9eidGt ou5useben 10 er9retisn
mir oieie geIeseubeit, um uniersn suneen nno Dem
Tub!itum ansaseisen, oaB mir unier @ejtdit d
aujse6en, ionoern nur @emSd,enbaare sum
qotpfeiie perfaujen, UNI uneren Borratb Su reeu5iz
rem. gir ha6en 80 Saarsedctbte BON sl.50 bis $50
BRO stid, pelde mir Sum aoenpreiie abloiien; ers
ner 5000 9aros rissttss ~ 30 Gents nne thsnrsr os
Saorbriten. 9dmmen II. Yarmerien. Wdn ipre6e
Dor in gir. 62, serlnstouftrage uno beiebe fi6 Die
Wdareu SeGnheret.
lSau261Ss) gr. 62, Seriust re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
,,wsrsli@e Central : @iIsmoaOn "

ytad oem l8clteH- Btts6Ur9 @gprcR 8t9t mr.
J.ji u9r Nbeno5 ab, uu59enomnCn >ountd9s.
ytnd ocm 2Bciteu uno yiorOcn, uah oCn 9jlu8drd-
Sdilcu uu0 8uildto iiber Gimlru gent um s.2j llr
W(Or9eHS 40 faus9PnaAtmen SogHtO95).
Rad Dem I&elteu uno Roroen nHd1 Sundto nno
Oen SGIeH ibcr emporium geDt INN i.l5 llbt 9tddlz
| mtttag5 ab (au09Cnommeu SonntO9e)i Gin pneiiz
3ug.
Gtnciuuoti=Grprc6 rad ocm g8CFcu td9Ib nm
| SO ll0r 4bcubS.
8aciftcz grpreB y}ud PittsGurg mo oen gYcitcn
td9lIb; uab oem Jiorocu, nab GImirn, Snf1alo, oen
Saacn unb Canada, @rtc, bcH @'cuuiUipantcr SeI9ez
geubeH td9ih, au6gcnommen SonltGgS nm H. 30
Q6enbs.
ytab &ettD5burg un6 pGum6Crlano &alcOtaGn"
nm S.2j llbr Utor9cus uno l.il Jt0hm., NM nab
oauoper um SO I6r Uior9enS uuo l.ll H. 20 uAr
WabmlttdQs, Gnsgeuommeu SonntN95.
oGreen= Spriugz 3uct0 bnbu" um S.21 NIX Niors
gems unb 3.25 llGt Jiahm. td9tit, Sounta95 aus
qtn0mmeH
9tod sDort-3,2j ugr9Iohmtttoas, Scuuta85 aus
9suOntmen.
Nat Barttou-- G5c9t td8(ib nm - (aus9a~
QenomTeu Sonntdg6).
Ndd) 9odcn5plnc-l.2j, ii.2j NIX &ormlttags.
6.2J, ft.2j Nbos., (au5gcuommen SOHEIGgs) uno
I'm / - JtNhmittd95 al SOuntdacn.
8iaetC Gn Der 6dlperts Citation, Norooi z@fe Oer
Baltimore uuh 9GlUert-SraBc uno &barIc5rtnBrnz
Stution. 2luitrG9c Iir Saggage peyocn an ocr
Jiorooitz9te ocr baltimore uno GaUcrtir. dn8e=
nDmmCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
nlaarf,s Rp(fu- bahnpulper

eiiettiu reinist uno moh Die 3ahne ipeis, l9ft ben
yseiniteiu a6, uuo .peroiuoert oGs Seroerben Der
3ibus Die iSacon Der Stbatel lit neu, nieolib, be-
auem uno iparlam. Yrets % eeut5. 81 baben!
alien Npotbefsn uno Dro9ueuzSanoun9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
8. Watne, 9erausseber.
gpe3ial sNoti;e,t.
Baltimore
Grf 1n(nrdnff OOffife,

Baltimore
eflre 9u(uranft Wttife,
sAatpeis= sGe BON Sontbs nno Slater. Strafe.
-Itle Geieaj1ait peri6ert forttpdbrenb ge9en Ser.
nj oSer Shaoen burb Branbunsliid lomo9i tn Be,
q sisz, e.oen. nno gsaareugauisr, 6an6eIssi..er.
!, ,tsJauzProoutte, Mobeln, Saus Ger6t9iboj.en.
il San be9riffene ooer i'm Sofen In Saoun9 6efiub.
Ii le liu9rSeu9e II. I. 10.
oaj Sirettoriunl bcitsbt aus foIsenben Serren
@m. 9. SarriI on, Yrdf5ent;
3so. q. SiGer5, S.p. 3apif,
-0Goio 2. Wilion, &. 3fo6t. Sen!tns,
%Jo,tl9 Bennington, s. 0torton G.cparl.
Tralct5 3. 8in9, .. fs. Nepcomey,
beayg Carroll, Srni1e Soruiy,
s.. G. Steuart, 20. is. Gap(or,
23.l. $. Srune, S5rael @o9eu,
9eoree2. Sariion.
Observation-Disclosures nno ioeisere 9atr:bt I5e,
q G 4 S p,5G ,a 1sf ers ns G a o non
ts;se iofors erlebat peroen. g'erterunscn ioerocn
All sgeao cine Strip dnsenonnen. ipeIde ber gP2Ii'
tIat D.ni hen mag.
(JGnl,i5D Nr, 1ooopprtl, Gefr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25
observation-disclosures,

Scrldbt TultouzSepot, Gde Der 6ulton= uno Kat"
tcrionz2lpenuc, mad Sa9eretoSn, NGnopcr, 6re0ts
rid, Gmmtt5burg, 0GmpiGedo Waud)ctcr. 2SaOuesa
6oro uuo allen Puutteu Der 2abu tpeiLtib non lai.
ou@Irioge uaf 6d9cratoiUn uuo lStlIamaport, WD.
nm s lI9r Uiorgcno mo llbr JtdbmttGgs (aHsge
uOumeu SoHRtdgs).
yioh aacn St0tioucu bis Union Sribgc, nm
llbr Dorgens un0 nHo 300 ubr A6cuo5, au5gea
uommcn SouHtngs, uu0 oaHH nm llGr Wior9ens.
Spe,ic[eS sBaiidgerz z&arreH peraicu oG6gjits
reau Der Gompa8ne, GutGmz uub Sanette=StrGRe
30 Uiiuuteu por oer &5iaATt, uun SHtton=Stattou
nQdl 4ufuRIt Qlicr Su9e.
2lioe fommen IN Baltimore nm S.2J uHo ( I'm
8crmttag5 uno 6.20 l6cuos an, Sonnta9s, Gub9ez
noulneU uuo oGnn nm i lIbr A6enos.
Ier6jnouu9cn nit ocm 8 Q4r Nior8en5 Su9t
Wdutclter an oer zMorrisaStntt II, fir gm.
nitt56ur9 in Oied'duc5tonn, unb fdr IBaHne56oro
unb Gctts5burg GU er $lue 9tio8c ober Uioutcrep.
citation gemaht,
giQet= 8ureUu uno 0omen=Barlor, an Der sd
Der @utamz uuo iyGpettetrdSe uub ,SuGtou=S StGtlou
no 2luItrG3e iIl Baggage geIaien tucrocn tonnea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-25

= AlIs StNttg0rt ldrelbt man:
nS6on iriibcr lit wlcocrbOlt Die Reoe qelue.
len bon Der SerlObnu9 otS $rinScu 9Silbelm
pom Muttcmb rg nit DER Glteten Sod)ter oes
8rinsen 6lisSridl Garl Don YrenBen; Die
Iadridlt trltl abcr neuerOmgS mIeper nit
Seitimmtbelt ant Der YrtnS, lS48 0cboreu,
lit gtsfie oeS SOnlJS mo cUcnueller Swous
iOl9er; gc9enlpGrtig III CT Nioor I'M 6uiarcn.
regiment ;u Botso0m,"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01

AGfe bseke oai ahoui hs'l ras anEa
ssiart lass Tuesday mafH.as sa alt store
y T.. J.. nassheg a s9rs. oa MsIa gFget,
j. 81. Aih2ns aaa Tie asl.aE w.ga as
e5asersa ws coca destroyed TIE
aa BE- eitt side y damaged 80
q considerable fNafHt. .Hl Wac ss8HI
gfnz 3as.rae.an hF fic eEe5taes Il Else
aHs a lastnsaHl. desc Iss- 80 Size Mesas,
Da.eaef D. masrJ Is ifqm 81. sa ia
81 aa u 2. AlrP .aa, millinery ioses
RlH# AE damaged aoeE. ard jae4ue.
Hrglaefs. baa,s shoes anJ groceries, sas.
ts'a s. BOSS of beswae6 $1,000 and 5000.
As gse uen were starting oa to rotg
aa sa iFsa le. Vermont, at tac ,ate e'gel.
iaH. au aId aay charged chem soieung
80 "6e sure auH vote sgdaa Poland
Sue waa asae8 why. "Boazase," sbs
sa.ds "Yoa snoH De shade that awful gag
4w spu tnag aa saF 81 81 jest about tho
araa.e.t Hag OF putting q person to death
laas ewes was Too Bb1yo illustrates ybg
W.#A -eut character 81 thg opposition "a
Judge Poland without doubt ialrlY rep
re-enis l..e absolute knowledge that uiag
u.rn OH, cd tan had 8i tha 'gag law
Two young fclows FROM Vermont
,gaal Go New Nars g icw days ago TO see
fh. sights, aHd. he.ng afraid ct having
ueIr maueg 'abcn from them. MA ibe
Whole rslu s5a audera pile Of paving
blocks at u'rtocE SO uigbt. and when
they eame after lt watghmau uould'at
leg Hrm touch lhe blosk-. They sum.
mauo1 q policeman. who allowed them 10
taae thcig deposited reasure away
Mrs, WA. smith, Of swautou, white
passing upid.y through the back kitchen
So ber house, iu BIER stocking fret, stack q
silver about 400 zach iu length in boz foot,
which eas not fully extracted, Last sun
day loekIaw set ia aud Notwithstanding
the aid OF several physicians she has since
died.
Nth' DanieI Ifalt delivered 10 TIE stu
dents Of MiddIebury ColIedge Monday
evening bis celebrated lecture on the
Valuable Of oil Yaluables.p The lecturer
proved eonelusiyely that lamp is COM
posed Of the visible aud the invisible
aud that the "human mind is analogous
to the vegetable kingdom"
An amiable citizen of Burlington, call
ed to see another, who was dangerously
III. Attracted by festive pair Of boots
in the room OF the invalid, the visitor
tried them on, when turning to the sick
man with much sympathy he remarked,
Surprising tic worst to happen, I'm take
these boots. .. . ....
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01
PIT On STAMP.

Many people neglect to put stamp
on their checks and thereby make
themselves liable to penalty of fifty
dollars Checks and sight drafts arc
tie only legal papers that now requir;
stamps Tho following communication
explains
Usugu STAINS INrEBNAL REVENUE,
Collectors Office, Bird Dist Vt.
BrRuNeroN, Sept. 26th, 1874,
~ T. Blact, Cashier,
Dr,n SIR:-It has been customary
for many banks 70 accept aud pay the
checks Of their depositors without the
same being properly stamped and
Cancelled By order Of the Supervisor
| quote from the law in that respect
for your instruction. Int. Rev. Laws
Comp 1878, p. us, See l5s-"any
person or persons who shall make OF
shall accept, negotiate, or pay, ol
cause 10 be accepted, negotiated, o.
paid any draft OF order for the pay
"ment Of money. without the same be
ing stamped OF having thereupon an
adhesive stamp for denoting the tax
"cbsrgcable thereon, and Cancelled IN
"tbs mauncr required ty law, witt
'iutent to evsie the provisions Of THE
'art, shall tor every such oacnse tor
"feit the sum al tlfty dollars
respectfully.
JaHs l. Mason, Collector
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-01

Six crack sportsmen from Ireland
have just concluded rife shooting
match on Long Island with SIX Ameri-
cans and were beaten in a score of 93l
10 93i The secretary Of the Irish
team speaks thus Of it:
Il consider ii the most remarkable
rifle contest that has ever taken place.
We utterly outdid ourselves, and you
surprisingly outdid usi il was an issue
that we did not expect but under
the circumstances. a contest that we
are uat ashamed Of DO not consider
me as au individual, but regard me as
speaking for the entire team when
say that we have had no such contest
before ia our lives, nor have we ever
before met with such admirable marks.
men as you Americans As far as the
range is concerned, il is admirable
admirable 1t could not be better
II far cxccls our range at home. ]
WAS perfectly delighted with it.
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nAiLRoAp REstRtcrtuNs.

The effect Of the decision Of the Su-
premc Court Of Wisconsin. sustaining
the Potter Railroad Law and granting
the injunction against the roads which
was sought Tor by the Aitoruey-Gener.
al. Is thus commented upon by the
Boston journal. This decision settles
the matter for the present, because
there Is ra duabt that il must come be-
tote tbs >npreme Court Of the United
States before any adjudicliou can be
regarded dual.
Tho Wisconsin railroads will there
fafe prepare At once to yield obedience
- the law. aud 10 make their arrange
meats So such way as 10 reduce the
prospective d.miHutioa iB heir income
90 a minimum II tie Wisconsin graft
ger iaugiea that be il to have the same
cert Ut accommodations 10 the ears as
those which wefe gigcH him when the
roals acre running their trains for 40
adequate compensation, be sill bot be
Ious Ia asceriaiaiHe his mistake The
roads arc situated very much az the
negro preacher VAS who, while be
claimed that his congregation gave
him mighty poor pay. wAs forced to
admit that be gave them mighty poor
preaching Ia retau tof il, There
mast always exist some sort Of plo.
poftloa betKeca service and is com
peusAuon. be Peter law, ia compcll-
TO- he railroads eithpg 70 abandon al.
together the business which has beea
tallt sp At 30 great cost o. 70 tran.
sAet i AZ ralaausly low rates, forces
iaem to rau ihelr trains a. eheAply as
possible. To this end. rot oaly viii
The administration q tie roads Heed 10
be char Acieriaed by the stractest econ
omy--a result desirable scr 81 parties
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e pay See liabilities 81 gas ao Tas
shows tat Il lives from hand go ucuth
shsi Is sabsisls upon IS earnings frua
dav ta dag -lhsl itlceps warm Hy raa.
ring au3 raas 90 kegp warm Should
any mishap step or msteaaf gss its
pace, "a would Immediately rhHa e
blood e8aeulate iB its veins, and be.
come aa fixed sind immavablc a. did lets
wife.
Tic above j. Substantially my stale.
meut 60 4oaF correspondent AVID bis puF-
chaser. evidenced by tbe above data and
agnrcs taken from the swou statement
Of the officers a the company to the iu.
suranco commissioners OF two different
states. II So 81 this you arc uuablc to
discover "a shadow Of TRUTH perhaps
some Of your "copan,rons7 may be more
successful.
But admit that we should study car
companies mere aud understand them
better. notice you used the term bis
Peoples, and Atlantic aud Pacific and
"Ailamauia OF Cleavelaud"
Ny Peoples Is The Peoples Of Newark,
q very good little CO, lfyou referred to
the Peoples Of Philadelphia, answer
that Il never was my company. had
its papers as had those Of Lycoming
| never placed policy in IL for the
same reason that would not ia the Ly-
coming The A. n 2. of Chicago and
the AHemaBHia Of CIerc'dad have both
honestly gone into liquidation aud for
ought YOU or know will pay all their
losses Their stockholders win doubt
less suffer.
Now, Mr. Boynton, Il have succeed.
ed in convincing you that when a man
sits down and converses with a ncighbor
half OF three.quarters of an hour on a
matter of business aud yerides his state
ments by figures, data and sworn re-.
ports OF acknowledge correctness, for
you, influenced by purely sordid and
mercenary motives, to indite and publish
letter that there els not shadow Of
truth" in bis whole statement, Is not
consistent with a refined taste, nor ac-
cording to the modern rules of propriety
aud good breeding, have accomplished
one object by this lengthy missiye.
And If have succeeded in convincing
the public Of the value of your counter
and contradicting statements made with
out reference or knowledge of the legiti-
mate reports, but made wholly upon the
authority of your ipse dixit, then have
accomplished another.
am with much respect,
Yours Truly, II. X. FOWLER.
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srocnnc nuool,. ufIu rnotI

@iht hth| hhWuh@ MttH tN01 4s
Tbs Uotgs Farmer ba. tho follow
/ ing statement from a farmer m Wis
eaasta 10 regard ta the case with wbieh
brooks mao he stocked with trout.
Ayrar ago. having more yannr
trout than my pond was}8 agramma.
date ] put d few Thousand into p hgaak
near by They wcre ,hsn about ono
iaeb Iaagr A lew DAYS since { thought
,sonla s.a what they had done !
,.ak ny rod and d eagu3e nf nav ltlr
bows. and went 10 tl,e branch. aua To-
less than an hour caught thirty. all
We wanted. aud might have caught
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Uar law makers assemble At Mont
peIier oae week from today There
afe several aii mrmtors aud "a scote 81
men 81 marked ability bot the majority
gill lee aew members. unused 70 max
ing laws and with very crude ideas 81
shst thc interests of the state demand
A little experience will make very
good Legislators Il most Of them, bat
unless the more experienced keep a
sharp watch there will be some very
loose work done aud some that had
better been lei, undone.
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aat neeIet Improvements will base
ta ae Fivca ~ fhc vafsar fsres b.
sl' 5rpaftaerss mast D. sai 55wa. n3
cheap cars AID nfeuf saeast
aEl asfs g. ia sasuaaas3 fr a.
nos 70 ase. Tras ua3 81 raH less
tegaea,iy. =a8 rme af tae smaller
plsres w#i God thr facilities ag
travel aa4 i4asPaftausa seriously
eaHaHe3 ThH movement toward re
taaeh@eat aaa general Getting
down % erfenses Aas already oam.
meacel aad Ga a single road there sra
8ew 400 cars and 90 locomotive less
than AZ THE time last year. Uaal
t5ese matters are 6natly settled. haw.
ever Wisconsin aceI uat laak Coz tha
oousiuctsn 81 any msrr railroads. ua.
iess shc is ready to buil3 them tor her.
self"
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There hss bsas aa mam fratgz ia
Louisiana aad there appears 90 he q
greater aegref q ga.siste So %. Il The
suthcu states Whether e is the
calm ttas proceeds tls sjaTaa ~ uhstb-
81 tho people sbtaE 10 bard 10 kick
aFa.asi ae raeks .n ihs shape of 4.
s. tsYaneis. fCmasas g. o. aera.