davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-02-26

looo urls: purorluo Western md stato, s5.sos
els 81 s1mnea es 7asc t. &9ad sxss, gsqa
@7so estrn olo Sps It, T1ss Ioas s6tss h.S!
Mys aoar ana corn 'neal e Unchanged: Wheat dull
s@o si 10 MwaaEee 60 Sai''fo foa ss1ns a,
Mss"S Mhss9A - sitng @ n sl4%2 1: lya .l and lower
prime new Western mixed. 74@7su; yeow, 7yta70o;
mixed wsstarn Willie, 'siis5a sisassa 4'V'' ~
11ors-Uuc4angel. .,'-..
gold. sugar lower; fair to good rotning, 75t@75.o
| Moasses quiet.
10; ;gs crude, 7A7.o ronca.
EoasmIIoayy; Western, a1@eac.
Woo1-Firal; densss!io ncoee 4o@7oe; pulled. 80
81, sss;s y 5s3afs mess. s1s7s eas
short sear. sg-lso SPOT, aSo Msrch. Lard Ieasy:
Wester,' sse!s 'sS S5@sse. eSS.0af'
C,tE.sg-Firm 1t ll@i0te.
WHlsKY-Iower at tV8,4 t5y9o.
- 1lEr4Ls M*sur4cruaEp-copper steady; alleathing,
ass!s ssrss sssy st ss, shasf i
Sl'h'' s'Ia'. Malta snshi1Sss sr = n2;I:
ST. 1ou,s, Fob e. -cor4os-,,ea,ur aoD5s; md b,,,
gfauea ioEer' ~itA fatr doiand, at decline mu
wntor. .,1 1$sYo@5su; extra, s5:o5@eoo; *. 3ooo@
y so9: a wtsa1 ss,n % H. sna o%Hr to soil No. aprng
ehoIso. toa@i:e3. corn hsm No !. 5pTesoSe. W % on
east truck ol9ol Nein east elevator and alarcl.
8sy ifSsl9 s sud 1sas. ass: Il? i sssss;
No., 90. 1iye ligher, ut 0o@92>ac.
rnov1s1oNs-Pork In good demand for sna)l lots. as
Li4g ana order traao. Lard noniaal It ~ stssiy
sses sa; to hssyy spGsr' e., $3.50
$40 good to claice shipping atee3 g. 81, ,5o(85.bU
, 1874-02-26

New YonE, Feb. 25.-Duslncua was checked to-tay
by tho heavy suow-atorn yet moderate iobDiuu
tradn was accomplished Gotten goods wcro firm aud
III steally detnand. Fine brown cotton drs Ia brisk
active. with spirited demand for apron ehecks
Prints fairly active. Woolcn goods less active. DteBa
fabrioa, white goods, and HRnlburg odgngs Improve
Ing. Black pure MoharH III demand.
, 1874-02-26

DosroN, Feb. 2j.-Tho demand for domestic wool
was fair Double extra Ohio mud Pennsylvania Iceccs
65t557c; Michigan and Wisconsin fleeces, 50653Hc;
uclaiuo and cobing dccccst 55GadOc; nuperfinp ami
Csc for good aul desirable lots.
, 1874-02-26

p1TTsnuRon, Fob 25.--Urrlo vory quiet quoted ns
$I76 with no ssles Refined quiet no1nillay 14Ho
March, 1do; April, 100.
, 1874-02-26
'Oloyc., Gin. b Cot. -. al
!Uhi., l1lr, l. QuineY..110

Erlo...... At Glove, Gin. i cot.... al
Erln rfd. ..,,... 70 uhi., l,ur. Quiney..110
i1ar1cm......,.,",,,.13 Lake Shore. ......, b1t
Harlem pf1.......,..l3l indiana Ccntral....,. 3l{
Michigan Central . 80 1lllnols Central. ..10i
rlttaitrgh h f. W., g7k Union Pacific stock... Dts<
Eorthwcstorn. 80, 671fUnton pnoiAc bonla.. e1
Northwestern rf1,.., 74UlOentral Pacific bonds. g6H
lsock Island .109al llDol, Lark.& Wostnr
Now dorsey Central. 100 loaton, Hart. Esls. III
81. Paul .,,,,...,,..,. 10
, 1874-02-26

New York, Feb. 25.-Iroasury disbursements,
e65,000.
Customs receipts, s500,000.
Money closed easy ut 8 por cent on Govern
mertB collateral 4 on stocks.
fterlng heavy Ut s4.8911@4,84 for sixty days !
sl.BG15@l.87 tor sight.
Cold ranged ut 1131ssD112M closed at 11s91.
Carrying ratca 2@4o; flat for borrowing.
Clearings, e49, 900, 600.
Htnte bo,ltlB moro activo than usual. TanneR-
seos declined and Missouri 0s advanced.
Governments quiet aud atoady. -
Stoclss wonlI all day, with q doclino Of Il to ~
decline was .nopt marked in Erlo and Wabash.
Il.e other most actigo Ktooks were Western
Union, Union pactio, aud Lake Shore. The
tota saleB botwccn 10 and 2 o'clock woro &C, 900
BllaroB. Union Pacific bonds ,n,,st bo prosont-
cd with tho coupons tor tho March interest at-
tacl,ed the being counterfeita III circulation.
, 1874-02-26

SHEEP-The supply Wna again light, but there was
only BnAil demand, and provious pricea were only
about sustained. Wo quota good to extra at IS 6Qa
025i medium at $5 5o0s6.25; aul poor to common ut
S4.C0@4.76.
BUFFALO,
DuFfALo. N. r, Fen, ,3G.-CArTLE-Roceiptat to-day.
1G5 hcadi for tho weak thus far ISIS head Tho run
1s very light and the market was actvo during tho
carly part Of tho day at strong ast Weeka prlccs but
on ne receipt Q, ,1niayorabe 1ews from tho East. il
nos stcers av 030 to ,457 !ba At s475@C12h Ii I'LL
nos oxen, ny $40 lbs at $50; 800 Indiana steers Nv
l1Bl to 299 ls ut 80 0DGl5.7 II 1ulinua oxe, ay
103d lbs, $.75; la3 Missouri Bteera 1t43 to l4a5
tbs, ut $519k@5.05 II Missouri oxen, nv l,00 u.s. Ut
f&S7H; lis Canada steers, 700 to l3B2 its ut SILT
@4.75 ~ Michigan scars, ~ ,08n lhs Mt $l.75,
SNEkp AND lAMns-lseceipts, $50 head: for thu
week thus far, 1,20o head Tho market Was mod
cratolT ncttvc ut lust wcak's prices.
uoas-1socelpts today, l,700 head; FOR tho woek
thus far o01 head. lilo market was allow nnd dill
but little ooring, aud that Of puor quality Yorkors
$5.15G36.27N; hoavy hogs, $5. 70G2b .90.
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LtnERTY. Fob Decentralization, 66 cars
s4.76@5.25 stookess, $l.00@4,40 bus, {5,oOa40O,
uous-Arrtgala, 10 cars; bost p4iladolll1a, S6.400
0.G0 York, $5.40i95.60.
sHE1p-Arriyala, Il cars best. $G.95@G.75,
NEW YORK.
New YonK, Feb. Observation-Disclosures. $500: no
sales OF hyu wcfgt Dressed hoga frNotion higher
closed hrm 1t 61s97t.o for city, aud Gs7o for Vest
cru.
, 1874-02-26

nforlor,-1!!e&!t and thin oows, te'fcra,
atags, bulls, and scalawag stoars,. ....+,,,, 2
CNttle-Tq1as. choice corn.fntl ...,......... 4
Oattte-Toxas, w1ntorol North ), ,,,,,.,...,, !
Cattle-T0xas. through droyoa. ......,..... 2
CATTLE eALEg.
, 1874-02-26

feeB:
q. 7U@B0e : choice. G0@65o; medium,
j5ta43o.
leaf, 75@sou; half bright, 60i970o,
j5e.
10 choice, 32@3sc !; medium, $50
s37c.
%: noeel, Ss.50@" 90; maple, $40. 90 !;
labs, $3.50, delivered.
et aud without 1utcrial change.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15


ths. .ht IL a.d p.ea carefully locked il
every night and EXP esfimented. on I'll winter
We felt the bad e64cts on our system after
aten minutes stay The, teacher V, en-
abled to endure theloppr e heat BY be-
ing in his shir, sleeves. Not Mat we would
be understood As cas1ing al thf blame upon
the teacher. The BID xsptilat|on Of build
ings is proverbial. pnd court bouses and
school houses are Especially defective il
this particular. Breathing 4akes air
poisonous. When il is first extialed from
the lungs. on acconntof its warmth it is
lighter than the surrounding air. and rises'
and should find an outlet before it becomes
cool. for as soon as it rools the impure gas
es that it contains become more dense. and
being heavier than the, surrounding air,
settle down to he: %breathed over again.
The results are fe'ers lung diseases, head
aches. mental stupor Ind sometimes death.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

=, cent. 81 tie to;tsl He'd Il i I'll ap..o,..
Their III. begin. .ad .psal n J..ao.-
phere Of. the house: heir nh rtallty there-
fore furnishes inconte4 4ttois proof that it il
through the air Of fth{ house that disease
finds means for its feaffully fatal attack.
The directly benedfial influence Of the
open air upon healtlf and the cure Of dis
ease and wounds wad shown BY incidents
Of hospital and army Jife.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15


Of no particular pn|( (lic interest. We give
this much spaee son.l hseauss We believe II
fair play, and = in lbe discussion 81 Grange
rules between 4ouple Of correspold-
ents, he had besnsfeferred to, in what he
considered as . velf disrespectful manner,
we give him the be eht Of his say, 50 III
as space permits.
D. j., Of Cosmo{ Minnesota, writes I
communication in answer to C. Q. J.. in
which he arises to @plain and doee explain,
to all appesrances,ln satisfactory man
ner. at least the iplditor is satisfied to lot
the matter rest whore it is, only regretting
that anything Of this or Of any other per-
son"l matter ever vas permitted to get into
the paper. These ordinations and re-
examinations can do no good unless to cause
bitterness and heart burnings can be CON-
sidered good. We are Of the opinion
that our burdens are all heavy enough in
this world without our trying to increase
one another's burdens by so much as the
weight Of straw. We have no doubt but
that both partiesin the misunderstanding
referred to, think chat they are right; each
have had say and now let all be content.
s. P. B., Of Burnstown, writes: lst.
Has the Master and Secretary Of a subor-
dinate Grange any right to give member
Of their Grange, who is in good standing
and clear Of the books, a travelling or with
drawal card without a vote of the Grange?
I'd. How long can member of the Grange
neglect to pay his monthly dqes before he
should be dropped from the Orange? Sd.
Has member Of the .Grkpse\any right to
examine the books Of bis GranSe unless he
is square with the bobks Ode more and
am done. fear I may weary you. am
Granger and--ssite for information.
What is the proper way for subordinate
Grange to get the annual pass word.
1st To the first question we answer
that it is better always that cards should
be granted by vote of the Grange, but We
give it as our opinion that under the con-
ditions mentioned . member may demand
card as a right, and the Master and secre-
tary would be justified in giving one;
though of course this should not occur only
when it is impracticable to obtain vote Of
the Grange. I
I'd. A member would uecessarislly be
dropped at the end Of the year, for he
would not be entitled to the new annual
pass word; but further than this we think
the matter should be regulated by tn.
Grange in view Of all the circumstances of
the case. We have no doubt but that
member may be dropped at the end of
quarter for the non payment Of dues.
Sd. Aslong ass person is /. member ofthe
Grange in good standing, whether square on
the books or not, we should say that he had
oil the rights Of any other member. 4th.
The proper way to get the pass word il
to keep oil dues paid up and report your
new officers each year to the Secretary Of
the State Grange. The above are given
simply as our opinions, and We hope if ws
are wrong in any matter the Master OF seo-
retary Of the State Grange will set US right
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

Special notices in editorial columns, % cents per
line.
Cash before insertion for all advertisements for
month or less, and invariably in advance unless
special arrangements are made.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
NOTICE.:

By an act Of the Legis ture it is made the duty of
the County Auditor to nike complaint for non-com-
pliance with the Law Of 73 10 establish Fknd for
the Foundation aHd I'd saenapce OF. an Asvlr1 Of
hsebriates.
Drug Stores, Wholesale Retail Liqudr Stores, Ho-
tells Breweries, other 6laces where Spiritnous or
vinoas o. Malt Liquors sQidvr Kept i5r ne WITH
in this county, are t9ere.pre hereby notified: That
unless the License prove for in said Law is paid
forthwit1, complaint viii be made directed by Law.
Dated Red Wing, Mard 10th, 1874
-&f[' .. ). WILLARD. County Auditor,
lw --5e.- q6odhue County, Minnesota,
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15
EDlreR4AL NOTES.

Palladium Grange is fitting up: :. cheese
factory at Green NJ Mbuntain. Marshall Coun-
", To-, which will Pommence work May J..
This is the kind o. enterprises for the
Changers to undertake. Let the West sup
ply the world vii p cheese, -four, butter
and herself with aA articles of home con-
sumption in the way Of manufactured arti-
cles.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

We have been ahown drawing and pho.
tograph Of the new Improvement in har-
esters, invented J.J. Dewey, one Of our
farmer boys Of Hay Greek, son Of D.
Dewey, one Of tn members Of the Exscu.
tive Committee ofsthe Goodhue Council, 2
Of 4. The obj( & of the iaveatioa y te
collect tie ont ! = - ID dsliver i = CO. :
.paet savsls eitas Tie bilsrs 6 = -
ground, and !. 7. TIVE = e 4 = sls =
The Grange advance., 1874-04-15

In another colemn We publish the out
lines Of lecture delivered BY Dr.. C. N.
Hewitt, Secretary Of the State Board Of
Health, on the sui 5ject Of ventilation. which
every one can read with profit. Not long
since We visitedss sohoo! in : country
town and were It'd by the teacher. IN &C.
counting for very small attendance. that :
large number Of g pupils were sick with
fever, and We conflss that We we're not sur-
prised. The roomsras heated to ) temper-
ature that YES z oppressive, and this heated
air, 49, losded witA ~ ths inpurity thatE
was possible q a1lumulates froa tie con-
staat brsashias q lthirty 8 forty pairs q
ysstl e lnass, ~ ~. e I. saeess,s slas
I'D bsenataaiasd. o. you'd ~ 8 eopelu1eil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-12
9Ira Yuisbrrn MINI herid

- au8 9uisburg miro beridtet: Ser &C.
genuartige 8 aiierfanO oes 0beine8
lit 10 nleorig, baB Die Sdlfiiabrt baourd) iebr
erif)wert miro, taum lit elu 10 tleicr Stanb
in Der Griunerlln9. 9tn olelen Srten ant
Rheiu lit man beiddItigt, wegcu gS0iiernau@
gels bic 8ruuueu Su pertiefeu. 9eutwitrotg
lit, oaB i'll uniercr gtdbe bel t6Omberg Der oOr
circa 800 Sabren pom 8beine gum 3beil
iiberflutbcte Srt 6aleu rpteber itdtbar mirb,
ndmlif III ben 3riimmeru ietuer STRIDE. IS
itebeu nur 5 SUP g8aifer iiber ocrleIbeu.
groBe Sauiteine BON regelmdBiger 6orm unO
Our6einanoer gepOrfeue Stemmaiieu luiIeu
gcnau ben Srt bcitimmen, no bic STRIDE &C.
ltanOen bat, iueld)e ibrer 3eit fir ben @otteS.
oienit nlebrerer benahb0rter 06rfer geblent
bate. llnbe5metielt muB man Jett and am
Sberr6ein in Der @egenb bon ShaBbur9 Die
im ieds;ebnten Sabrbuuoert ebeufalS bonn
Rbeiu iberilutbete Staot Hbeinau i'll ibren
alttnWausrreiteu iebeu t0nneu, weld)e bel ben
nieorigen 8oiieritGnpen bon 1749 uno 1858
ebeniall8 li1tbar iuaren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-12

&ategorie, nit aiisns
aen 9ebltebem ieien. @r foH( n
@leDer uitt Der 9eranttportlid)fett h..
iibernebme bic ganse Serantmortlihfett. Bfof.
0onus gab oil, bab bon Nrntnt ii6 bel INN
8atbs erbolt babe, oh er abwarten loae, bis
bas auspdrtige Imt 9egen lbn por9ln9e,
ober OBJ er Die Suttiatiue ergreifen nnb olele8
;pinsen ioIe, ieine 9tedte als Gtsentbiimcr
Der qu. Oofunlente an3uerfennen.
@raf b. 2lrntm muroe gefra9t, oh er Der
gutor gelpiiier j3eitungsartifel geweien lei,
ipelde ibm sugel6riebeu woroen fno. Gr
aab su, bab er bte Ynblifation in benz Brill
ieler edo bu Yarlameut" autorilirte, ipeld)e
bic angabe entbielt, OaB er i'm Segriffe itebe,
absuoanfen wegen Der idleften Sebanblung,
uel6e ibm pOn Der @eie1iAaft III BreuBen
qelporben jet. @r iagte, baB er burh Den
Staatsiefretdr Shiele betpeiieu f0une, oaB
oas auspartige amt bel ibm anfragte, oh er
miinife, bab bic gtahrid)t in Der oeutiteil
Yreiie eri9eiuen ioae.
Spdter babe er bic Autoridaft bes betrefs
ienben .Artifels in Gbreoe gefellt, I'M Die
aSirfung, pel6e osrielbe bernorgerufen babe,
| ab3nihmdden. Gr erfennt bic Autorlfafi
bes Grtitels in Der yS5lner 3eituu9" an uun
sie5t su, OaB sr tuiinihte, bic grtiie Su be-
beeiniluHeu; er CAB ferner 3u, oaB er ben
Brief on 81. DSlliuser ihrieb, wet9erte iid
aber, irsenb eine Grase iiber bic Gntbiilluu.
gen i'll Der ,s8iener Yrefie" 3n beantmorten
aus Surdt, Anbere 81 eompromltttren.
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&altimore W}6 @omdaq, r. 9e3ember 1874.

Ser @ouperneur bon N em erieg bat
cine Selobnung BON $1,000 ani Die Serhn nftuna
Der @inbre6er ausgeiett, ipelde Safer's
Seiben, unb Yels9eidldft beranbten.
Der Stabtratb BON Srento II, N.=S., bat
beihlofien, Die 9rmen wdbrenb bes @inters
81 beIdafti9en.
btous, einitmals eiu beliebter
Senoriit in gte'p. gort, lit pon Spernbauie
in Serlin iiir lettenoe Soften cngagirt NOR
APn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-12
@ 9r. =. s. WtopItou,

Wadfolser ees Or. gs IN d II,
3dbne perSen oarAaus obue s4msrsen nit aSiitis
b.s aaGs saieNaussesoseu sanse 9eelns nit 9nmz
pisdbnsn 10 Uilis,. ME $40 uno peneno 9aranttfi
ddem goloe au cine por5iistitbe gseiie yeiillt 81
uno bober. Yeronen pereen fuoeltann, bier eOISus
ipreten, ebe e anoersruo bnssbsn, oa Die oaetlitz
tdteu iiir ole Musjibrung dller 3peiSe Der 3a1nz
or,neitnuit uidbt iibertroifen perben tonneus Ste
ttri. SIs GeId1dft lit su ieber 3eit SeoHnst.
(s0ftI1-SuItiD Sftit-cfauiOS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-12
Mbjes,tm9 eines Wttlt5 Gapttdns
mtto Gnt,pafnmn8 Oct Cont
kSHAAs{n

Sarrisbmrg, Yennl., Il. 0ei. -
gouuerneur Sarfrauft bat bic abietmng bes
Capt. 8urdiielb, @ommanseurs Der Gom'
pasnie Der Nationals sSaroen su altoona, uno
bic @ntmaffnuns Der Gompasnie bsfoblen,
neil oielelte lbre gSaffen gum 9eb.aud,e bel
ben meuliden llnruben Der gSef- -Yenniglpas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-12
Werutii6te SepeS1en aus
VetpsAprf.

g1ew< Dorf, II. Oe;. = Sn 8abmar
W.zS., erfldrte cine 2ei6snbeibauers Surf
bab@illie Marib zines natiirli6en Sobes
itorben ie,, II. Ssfar @artbmalte, iuel6er d
Gsroa6t perbaftst woroen mar, wuroe e
laIIen.
= Die BrobuftenbSrie seidluete geft
s1100 fir bic llnterltiieung Der Rotbleioenl
in gfebraafa.
- Sobn @illigan rpurbe geltern perbaf
neil er geiteru ieine Srau tOOtllt miBband
bate.
- Ser 0ampisr ySber" iit BON Sren
bier angefommen.
- @eorge Se @rOot, Der Grmorbung
Hesers 6rauf Qafe gu Wobapf, N.zD., an
ftagt, ipuroe BON beu9eidmOrenen freigelp
den nnb baraufbin pom 9erid)te entlaiien
- ausuit 9a6aum wnrbe fir lduloig
fl1noen, ben Sames 8. Sauoers i'm perGI
genen SUM- nit Der 4bid)t ibn III tDpten, al
gegrtfien 81 baben uno 3u Sabrenlbnsr'
2lrbeit perllrtbetlt.
- 9tid]ter Mtc&ue bcmiltgte beute IN D.
See4er- SiltOneSlage bic BON benz Serfla9ts
beantraste Stu iiber @in5elnbeltell inter 9
millsn SeidlrGnfungen.
- llniueit oes Sotels yWtalon Ooret
tad 81. gerslurg ben Gonrao aoina m
eiuem sroBen Sranhirmeiier in ben 9tiidel
linn eine lebeusgefdbrlife gSunoe beibril
| geub. Serglurg tpurbe perbaftet.
| - @eltern Qbeuc iiel bier lei6ter S6ne
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5eutf6iauo.

9onbon, IL. 0eSbr. = Cine Spssial=
Depsi6e bon gerlin an bic ngaa Waa @a>
sette" iagt, baB Die llltramontanen auBeror=
beltli1 tbdtlg leien, nm oas 2anofurmgeleb
i'm Ieidstase gu Safe su bringen.
9onbon, II. 8esbr. = Die abligen 90
men gseittalsns, wel9s fiir5lid beitraft apur-
ben, neil iie cine grgebenbe beit8zabreiie an ben
Siidoi BON Baberborn serl@tet, baben 9e9sn
bas llrtheil appellirt.
gerlin, ii. 0esbr. - Wajunfe, Otit
alieb oss oeutiheu 6eidstages unoReOaftenl
bes ultramontanen SlatteS y9enanla," II
wegen SerDfentli9uug auiriibreriider artife
perbaftet unD eingeferfert lporOen.
Der Yro5eb Irnim.
Serlin, IL. Se;br. = geaA GrOhnune
Der 8erbauolunsen beute Rsrgen puroe Ell
Briei oes @rafen BON arnim oil uon Billion
ben Inter Sefretdr i'm auSwdrtigen Inlte per
leien, in ,uel1em ct oieiem erfldrt, oaB el
nad ieiner abberuiun9 alS 9eIanbtsr iid MIDI
ldnaer als Inter Der 9is3ipiinarsewalt oes
JRiui,teri,1tnS fir nuSmGrtioe QnQeleQeuhet
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europaii9s aabsl6srldte.
RepnI,,tipm lit l1r,tata,, !, .

yon0on, II. OeSbr. = Der SeIeDIsDdz
ber oes britiiden ariesidtiieS ~Grader"
telegrapbtrte am Q. 3. Sc. BON Wtonteploeo
ans an bas abmiralitdts Siireau, oaB ein
4ufitano in llruguaD uuSgebro6en lei; Die
Negierunsstruppen ipeiserten itf). 9esen bic
,5niurgeuteu 5u 3iebeu, nno perian9en bic
gntlaiiuna bes MinilteriumS.
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srn1trine Wusdmtett .

IS btlabe lpbta, IT. Oe8br. = 5ellte
murOen iunse Seute BON anitdnoisem 4eu=
bern auf ibr eiseues aniuten nah benz Got
reftionsbauie ssbradt. Dieielben tbaten
oieien psrsmeifslteu Sdritt aus Mansel an
ScjdlGftiouuo
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Gin sd,seppoamp,er aej,tnfem.

9tem=YOrf, IL. 0esbr. = Der Dampf.
fefiel oes S6leppoaupfers nS. Sc. 9Sblte"
erplooirte beute. 9aS S9iff ianf, bod itno
fetue Wtenldenleben Ill beflaqer1.
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O1naNonn no,t HafroSett

Bbilabe1bta, II. OeSbr.-Seit geItern
ieierrl Die Matroien bieiiger Stabt Die llr.
lad)e 1T cine NeDuftion Der 2Dhue.
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NrfiGruros

Da elm @eradt in Der Staot cirtutirt, oa tor GUS
perfauen, I'M uner geibait auTsnseben, 10 er3reten
mir oieje GBc(e9enbet, UNI uneren 8nnsen uno Dem
BubIifum ansnseseu, oaB mir unier Geitdit nj d t
aufseben,. ionbern nur 9sentd,eabaase snm
rem. 9Dr bobeu 100 Saor9eledbte BON S1.5Q bis SO
pro stf, iuelde mir Sum &oltennreile ablaiien erz
nsr 5000 Jaros ri5sttss 8n 30 eents une t9eussr o=
Saarbhrifen, Sdmmen II. YGriilmerie'n. Nsan ipre6e
por in gir. 81, yer,nstoultra6e, unO bele9e flo Die
Wuaren ). Seanasret
(Son26tST) Str. 62, &eriugtnnitref.e &c.
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Nene Nn;eigca.

,sgiA Gonforbia. q.
" SeutIdes Sbeater.
Sonnetitag, cen Il. yiorem6er 1871,
bel auiGebobenem Ibonnement
sim Senciis fir Nri temnia gSiefe:
uSauf,"
Sra9ooie in Atten bon Gjotbe;
NiuIf baiu Grran9irt BON 0rn. 4roi. RoIeipalo.
GroBe5 Srf e iter.
gseue SDititme Ecue Ssfpratipnen
Gtntrittsz Brets 80 Gents reerotrte See u Gents.
StIete 5u oieiem SeneiiS iins pom SonnGbeno, D.
i2. 9eS., an tfalidI BON 1 bio 8 libr Stad,mit=
TAGS uno ant Gage Der IpriteHnug BON nbr
W!or9cus bis 3 itbr 9tdd,mirtass i'm Siblios
Die 9eehrten Abonnenten bis fpateiteus Britt
nod, oeu 16. HeS.. ouielbt erfldren, pb tic ibrc
rciy. 9laBe fit eisie 9pritcanm9 bebaItem
DpEeu.
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s.. Saline, Seraus9eber.
epe3ial 'Noti3e,t.
Baltimore
Grf 1nfnranff Wffiff<

efrt 9n(uranft Office,
tao.osits de boa 9outbs mmo Giraffe
p oScr S4abea Surd JransunsIid iope5i tn Be,
S--o:, mie i'm 2anoe, ole Grten BON Gigentbum,
s5olr=, saben. uno 9saorenbduier, San6el5slitcr,
ac5oaus Proenfte, Mobetn, Saus @erdtbi6aien,
- S9u ee9rifene ober i'm Saien tn eaoun9 6eFUo'
Il hs iSabrseuse II. I. m.
9a5 Sirettoriunl beitebt aus folsenben Serreu:
g9m. @. $ arrtion Yrdfoent;
SEQ. u. St6er5, s. b. 3apff,
Sapio g. Wiliou, 8. Tobt. Senfin5,
Soiia9 Bennington, 8. Wtortuu Steiuart,
Srdnci5 3. Sing, 9. s. Rewcoper,
Seurp Carroll, Srpiae Soriuf5,
81. g. Steuart, W. %. Gaolor,
SSin. $. Srune, S5rael eo1en,
@eorse 8. Sartion.
applitattons sz6ormuiare lne ueiiers Natr:tt i:bs,
gou.6z uno gsaterftrase ertbetlt, mo aub oGe a;f
trG3e iofort ereei9t Deroen. gseri6erua9en merben
oaf ir9en6 cine Strip anseuommen iped3e oer lpp!is
iant ipiiuiben mag.
(San1,iSD Gr. 8oooportb, Ger.
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nlaure,s Rp(sn- 1abapalpsr

eneftp reiust uno mabS Die 5aane @st5, IS1t ben
3dhns. Sie 6aGon ber Sbadtel 1T ueu, ne0lid, be-
auem uno lparlam. preiS % Gents. 81 baoeHi
alIen Npotbefen uno Drosucnz5 5dnolun9en.
tosDtpgl
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Sic Gticmbabncn 1T Wiaffad)m.
fettS.

Soiton, II. 0esbr. = Cine 3uiammenz
iellun9 in Dem uaOoerttier" befunoet, bab Die
ginfiillfte Der giienbabuen bon Maiia6uetts
in oieiemSabre btelenigen bes Soriabres ntdt
erreidlt baben. 0teielben iino ge5wungen ge<
peien, ibr capital uno ibre Sduloen 5u perz
ar1Bern. Die Srutto Ginnabmen babeu ith
Dsrrinaert unb bic Iussaben itno bieielben
nehliehelt
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Mlte 3ettnmssu n 80 Sa6ssin ssis s.sUo e., ios; g.
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Sallimcmt ciaes 8anfbanies.

NtttIe u q, Nrf., 1T. 0e5.-Sus Quilt
baus pom @ebr. Stobbarb & Gomp. itellte
beute feline 3ablung Elm, mas inter ben Dc,
poiitoren srOBe @rregung beroorgebraft bat.
Sine Solge bapon mar, oaB Die iibrtgel
Sanfen Hberlaufen pur0en. Die Iftipa
inflpn inHpf, me Hniiinn iiheriteincn
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q Qouls, II. Deg. = IouOerneur
Osborn bon Sanias bat Die auslieierung
Dic0aniels, elmer jsuer Stduber, Die eiuen
@iienbabn5ug beraubten, perlanst. Gin an-
oerer bon oieier 8anoe, gtamens Dtann, bon
benz man glaubt, baB er Der Siibrer oerislben
mar, ilt 81 gSpanbotte Oerbaftet iuoroen
CN1e 0pmpiie finn itnrf nPnPn i'm