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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04

bis 1856 5u Sleinbeubu6 bel Miltenberg, bon
ba ab 81 SdlloB 8ronnbadl bel g8erthein,
oas ftille 2eben zines 2anbebelmannes. Se9S
SDhter uno ein SObn eutiprofen Der She.
Son ben Yriu5eifunen iit cine an ben Gr5=
berSo9 @arl 2uOmig bon SeItretd, cine an
bere on ben 6er5og @arl Sbeobor BON 9apcr1
nermdblt; Ytiguel. iuu., bOfft auf Bortugal'S
Sbron, mo3u &arrs VII. SbrOubeiteigung
Die Sorbebin9uug lit. Ytan bielt Die SAINT
lie fir ben gSeltbdnSeln gang cntfrentbet, aber
Oas 6ener bat uur inter Der Iide geidlum=
mort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Ser lInterIGlcif Ocs s.. 3. Gpans
tn HeuttSOLpottiett.

9arrtS Burg, 3. September. - Sn
Dem Sale 0eS StaateS gcgen GJeor9e ..
GOanS, wclber beute 9tadmittag sntidlicocH
mnrOe, mclgcrte iidl OuS GjcridIt, Den 2lnae
tlaaten frei5ulafen. 0a8 @wiht CAB Smei
@'ritnoe fir ieiu Strfabrcn an: GrltcnS lei
0aS Sanfcrottgeicb nIe Guf Shuloeu gegeu
oen Staat aTucnObar uuo 3mciteus t0uHe
@oanS ntdlt entIaiitu mcrotu, neil er Die
9elOtr ais 9lgent oeS Staatcs in Gmpfaug
qen0mmeu h0te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Gr0Tnttn8 Der 5W0WItric=2(us=
ftclflf1o.

6 tncinna ii, ,. Sept. - 9ic GrGif.
nung Der SnOuirie 2lU5ftllung fauo heute
nit elmer grOBcu militdriid)cu $araoe md
Grrcttien III Der Nu5iellung8 Sallc itatt.
Dtagor SObnOn, @oubtru III AQan uu6
gOuoeneur 3enbrid5 Don Snoiaua bieltcu
2luiprahen.
0ie 6citli6teiten i9loiieu nit Der Qbbrenz
nunJ ctuCS brilanteu Tcucrrrerfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
SnlanSs9epeid)en.
Die t1ttttaben tim SIScn. .-Gtn 2Scz
fe1l ocS Yr6fiocnten.- @rant'S
n&rte9s bltn0e" IuS0claiIeu.

& / bin9to II, 8. Septbr. - 6olgen0cs
Sdrelben lit beute bier singeroifeH:
.yEoug Srauh, 3. Septbr. r.-Iu Den 9rieQ8z
mlntlter Sen. gS. Us. 8elfnnp: Die i'm Sit
ben, lpe5iell in 2ouiiiana, Ilabama uno Glib
9aroIma, porgetommeneu @rauiamteiten be-
fluocn cine UtiB0dJtuug Der @tiete, Der Sir
gcrred]te uno Der peri6nliheu Siferbcit, mel
DE III fetnem ctulliilrten Staate geouloet merz
Oen. IS Idletnt, ais oh, menu 0ieiem niht
raldl etn Damn cut9egeugeiebt miro, Die
Sad)en ldltmm,r lucrOen, bis fir gebeu uuo
GI9cntbum 0biolut fciu Shub meBr uorbanz
zen ut. Inter iOldeu llmltGnoeu lift eS Die
Pitd)t Der 0tcgitruua, Den 8ebGroen aQe I'm
ttrltlteung sum Sfute ron 9eben unO @i.
9tntEnm SIT g:mahr;u. gu OiciCm 3mede
munldle i'd, o0B sic iih nit rem Sberbuu=
ot"= Inmalte III &crb;nSung iCbcn m6dteu,
I'M Sruppcn al iold)e Strllcu ;u beoSberu,
mo etclelben om 9IotbmenOigiten iiuo. 3eoc8
Serfabrtu sum Sdute 6c8 Siiocu8 miro III
ter ge;tuug beS Suitij OepdrtemcntS Der Jis.
9lunug ltebeH uno uou bcm SbrbuRbtsz9ln
malt geleitet pcroeu. Die Sruppen, mel(lc
nah ben GiiH=StaGtsu geitidt merOen, be,
0ltrfcn Oe6b0lb fctncr Suiuuttiou, anger ben
SCrbaltungSmabregeln, peld)e linen pon 3eit
SIT 3cit burd Den SberbuuceS= =&umalt Su.
gebeu. Sebr gld)tunQSpOu II. @. @rant "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
G3arnttm's 9oQom auf 3eiTcm.

BhtIa 0cIp 9ta, l. Septbr. = 0Onal0=
ion'S grOBer 8allOn, IN bcficn GOuod iih
ltd)S 3eituugSmeniheu btiinOeu, fu5r btute
i'll Der 0ti6tlIng bon gieu=SeriGu iibcr 0ie
StaNt. Der l&ino bljcS itarf ais Dem gtOr0z
lpeiten.
Ybitabetpbia, l. Sept. -. Cine De-
peite BON g8attrforo, q. = S., nlelOct, OaB
8OnGlOiOn'5 SaqOu bort Dor 2lntcr gcgan=
aeu it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Der republ. GQuoioat fir oaS 9(mt oca
StQQtsampaIte8 in RutlanO ii Oeidllantn.
SdJtucr rerIeBt Otrdl ttns
(GTftInfinrf

Srt6gepOrt, GOnn., 2. Septcmber. =
@eern gtofmittag gegen 5 llbr fanO cine
grOBe Grploton in Scr Union Nfetalc Gartz
rioge=&ompoguic- 6abrit" in O1z Bridgeport
itatt, nobel Sobouu 8agli8 idbpcre Ser.
letUngen crlitt. Gine8 Der nod ullcu Seteu
hin flicgeHoeu Stiife raf ibu all Die S1Gie
unO 5eri6mettcrte Inn cen 6ruhdOcl. Gr
tit bcItnnuugSlo8 uno man gloubt nidjt, Oo5
er ben 5Qo iibCrlCbcu mcrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Nfr Ne1ttidle HrOen Oer .N nrnonri..

70 en- DOrft 3. Septbr. - SIe SroB=
loJe oe5 bcutihen Sroen8 Der ,6nrugari"
trat beute bier in SiBung. O.@. .8ar0e
jtOieutbaI uon 9feaOiug iiibrte Den Soriig.
9elegatcn BON Den gOgen aus 2l Staateu
iinO anucicHO; Der GroBietretdr berittcte,
oaB GrOBtOgen III ben Stoateu 9tsw=Y Yort,
8tnniglOauicn, 9tep 5eriep, @iarrlauO,
ohio, Sentllfp, SnOiana, DtiiiOuri, Sill.
uoiS, gSisconitn unO Wt0iia6uiettS erridtet
icten, mdbrcnO ciuielne 2ogcu i'll g8eit.Sirgi=
nieu, GcnntIice, yOuiTana, 8Cra5, Soma,
D}Idigau, Connecticut unO 9fbooe- 5SlauO
Inter Der Scr. Stdottu GroBloge Critircn
| Der 8crift oe8 GrOBicfretdrS ;ei9t, baB III
Den Ser. Staateu 329 &ogcu Deitebeu nit
23,273 0:itgIieOeru. 28dbrGno pcs uujloHt=
ueu SnbrtS muroeu S358, ,O83. ~ an 2SlttmtH
mo S&Oiien fir lluteritiiBuugeu bejablt, $40
lltitglcbr uno 3O4 gSitptH bon Ntitgllez
bern iturbcu. Die Observation-Disclosures
belicieu iid) auf $258. .O93, mclte Suume pd
uuf G205 SeneiBiantea nnO III lSlttuen
/ narthrIlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Ser @lcn 8 cWitit1g'|d1c sfensaI.

5erlep= GIN, 3. Scpt. = Der 8ellt=
lihe 9oGu g. @ituOCnnIug i6tici MOntug
9iaAt III Der %. SuoBe, in Dem '6auie cinc5
Srcuuoe8. Gr beiiir6tcte cine GeluaIttbat
BON Scit:n 6cS ergrimmteu 8OlteS. Geitlrn
tebrte CT uat Serieg &itp }5cigbta 5nriid,
GlircO y. POmerOy, Der &ruOer Der Ormcn
Ntarp 9omerop, lit nit Sem tlciuen Sinoe
i2incr pcritOrbtnen Sbm.iter qeitern 9benO
abgcretHt. 9aiielbe lit elmer 5idhrfroU in
Detroit, NO POmcrop luobnt, iibcr9eben NOR
hpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Ga1ttnt5nfIeitz GernSfe6rrid,t.

9tem zSrlcduS, Ed., 2. Scpt. Soll
genOe5 lit eluc SguOpl5 OeS Don Der 8aum.
molen 86rie eritltteteH GrnbtCbrid)tS iiir ben
NOnat 2luguit. Sn Ntiitippi, 2ouiTnna,
2rtauiaS uuo Ieuneiiel babcu I'M 4Qgamei=
uen bic 8hanSunseu BON Der Qirre 9eliueu.
Die 2lu8Fhtcn iinO bel g8eltcm uld)t 10 0tiu-
itig. lpie Tc ju Oeritlbeu 3eit im uortQeu
Sabre mareu, uuO obgleid Dor emcm Miouate
ple Bh0nSungeu i'm 2lugemcineu nod iehr
3uritf maren, 10 miro bod ba8 Bhiden ge-
raOe 10 friib, mic i'm leBteu Sabre beginner,
"a Cie 9iirle cine UorScitigc Gnialruug be-
mrft bat. Su alabama, Sirgiuien, glorO=
Carolina uno SiiO-Garoliua lit Die Sci60f=
fcubeit bctIdufig 10 gut, mic tie ;ur iclbigeu
3cit i'm OorIgen Sabre mar. Sn Georgia uuo
6lOriba itn0 Ole Yhan5uugcn ourdl Die 0iirre
bcIdGoi9t wOrOcn, uuO 3lt Seidoffeubeit lit
jett gcriuger, ais I'M uori9cn Sabre. Sn
DtifOuri ituO Die IusTdtcu etmaS uuQiiuitiq,
O05 BIliiGen wlro 10 bis ID SaQc friiber, ais
in pOrlgcu Sabre beginner. On Sania8 lit
bic SeidloiienbeiG beitr, ais I'M uOrigeu
Sabre. Sm >5n0iauer @ebicte babcn bic
Yfan5en our4 Die 0iirrc gelitteu, uuo bas
! YRuteu Utro nm 10 bis ID Gage friiber bca
gtunen, ais I'M UoriQeu Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
@mntstpallpa0l In 28tIWltnetom,

Btlm tngtOu, Del, ,, Sept. - Sci
ben tdotiihtn BoblCu fegttn gcitcru Die Qt=
mohaten uuO lluabbdugigen in pou 10
2Saros, uub i'll Der 9lbilimmuug fir Die 2G=
itiioreu batteu lie N Der gaulen Stoot cine
0falorltat bon 80 Stimmen. Sn uerihieOe-
nen lSarbS battcn iid) Die 0emotrlten unO
llnabbdugigen pcreiuigt nm Oem itdOtii1cu
Rtnn" cine lHrNPrlnne III hPrPiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Ginc mcme SfcrOcframf9ctt.

q. 5 bn, U. 3, l. Sept. - Gine
8ferbetrunibelt, Ghnlid all Gbaratter Nericni-
gen, mcldle Dor , SObreu berridte, lit init
GROCER 6citi9teit bier auSgCbrOhiu. Sine
groBe Uteugc 2rbcltspierOe III Der StaOt iIno
pou Der Srantpclt ihOn beioueu, uuo mebrcre
| Iino id)ou toot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Scr 9tucrif0nCr9OG 0,,f S,,bn

gttm Doff, ?. Stpt. = Gln Sdlrelbel
bon 6aOmna, 2G. Nug., mcloct, oaB am 10.
2lu9ult 8efebl 9egebcn muroe, ben 6reoerid
0odrap IN ben &ettengong Su iteten, nit Set
ten al bttoen Seincn, mcl9eS iufolge 0eiitn
geidJab. Nan lteB i'm ieoodj Eidt nit Den
anoCrcn Sndilingen auf Der ShaBe arbcitcn,
iOnOTH bradte i'm bon ytucpita5 ua6 S3o=
Uanna, no er bcute Worgcn anfom. &orldu.
rig murOe er IN bern Sort Gabana5 unterlc-
brlt}t, AM 30. D. Of. ioa cr nab Spanien Sc
ihhirft mPrNrm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Nr,tn MSn,tt,,Annlln-

MempbiS, l. Sept. - Der crite 9allen
uCuer Saumnouc ans Dem n6rolid)cu SeraS
murOe gcitcru pou 0alla8 bier cmpiauaeu
uuO fir Den Arietiiden Diarft 5u % &t8. pr.
BiN npTFnirft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
1fnfoii ON cii1er (giicfbohr

Aerr . a II feI Sun, 3. Septbr. -
Gtne Sp5tal 9epcidle pOn NtGribuu, ST.,
nlelOet, OaB iiber 800 Sup Oe8 3reiieIwertS
an Der ucucn pBarts. 0anulle- -8abn" eiuQe.
itiirSt lulO. Sume8 glllen muroe it)wcr un0
smei nnNere llrheit T 1eitnt herlett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
GRproVcrIit6I 0t1 Yctncr SSrG1t

Soon 0 det, 9.=S.1 ?. Sept. -SOiepb
&elep, ciu EageOicb, Oeiitn 6rou arbetten
muBte, I'M ith uuO lbre brci SinNer 3u er=
ndbrln, UtriuhtC Oieiclbc gcitcrn ltatmittag
gu t0ottn, inOcm er ite BEN Abbang all Den
GiuOejhungen ponSalont K S0bne'S Dtiible
biuabitiir5te. 8rau &ellep crIitt Ourh Den
SAT- ibwcrc, mcnn Hidlt t66tlibe SertetUn=
gen, bauptidAliA AM SOpf. Die BOlijei III
hinter hcn SdlurfGn her
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Gtn SatDItltuItMCr f0Otct eittctp
9SnIf3fffctt

GiHcinnatI, 3. Scpt. -- Srim 9aDtS,
cin &aubinmmcr, SOhn 0C8 bieiigcu Gbeas
ter SeitBcrS DaptSr crihOB perfohtue gta6t
III SadIep'S Cirrus ben Boli5Uteu QSiaionI
8r0, Der i'm perbaften mOlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
WolfSiujti3 In NenttIulfanict.

y rrtSburg, l. Septbr.-Oer Ntger,
melder III ucrflOiener g8ohc bel Canton,
ga, cin fiinfidbrigts Dtaoheu i6Gnoete uuO
oonn crmOrocte, lOute beute nat Dem GOuntp=
Sefdugniiie in 6oHawauOa gebra6t wcrOen,
untcrmegS murOe ieoOd] Der g8ageu uou fltni
moStirteH NtdHneru cingebolt mo Der Iegel
erid)Ohcn. 0erielbe mar EN- eifriges Dit.
9lleo Der SOnutagSidule unb BET pen aiuOcru
uuBerOrbcUtlin bCliebt.
YbtlQbclpAia, /. Sept. - gilbert
/ Sromn, pelder Die @Ora @reenleaf bel Dtin
nequa, BG., ermoroete uno nafber pon oenl
er}iirnten Solte eri6oiieu mmSe, mar crit an
10. Wtal 1873 ans ielnr 9ait, Die er in bic
| Tiger St0Gt meg II eines perbre9ertihen 9lu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
9cntiAcS 8crciuSfeft ia 9biln=
NpLnlsid

B9tIQDcIpBtQt ). Sept. = ptutC
Nbeno fau0 in Der Sdiitcnbale cine Scr.
iammluug non 9elcgatcu olutider Sereint
ltatt, weld)e bcabIid)tj9eu, i'm GhiitcnpartC
ein SET gum Seitcn OeS SumbOlOt=NtOnu:
ueut-6onOs abSubalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
SclbItrtor0 0Ir(II V5ergIjtut,e.

gFVTU JUEIi 2. OtPI, = 00NVNNN NOITz
mann, ctu 2LpOtBetIr, nabm, Ot5 gcbcnS
itbwOrijiitg, Wtont09 gtadt cine 9oIj5 Wior=
pbin Gin. SalO bertuts er itine Chat uuo
lteb eiHen 2tr5t ,0mmcn. 9ieitr CAB lhm @s-
gcngIit ciu, meldeS iuOCB rie ermartttc 2&w
frng uidlt berUorbradItt, 10 DaB I5oiimauu
bUlo Oar0uf tarb. 0erielbe mar 81 Sabre
ait, III 9eutihIanO 9eboreu uuO bat cine quite
Grjiebung genOdeH. Gr binterldBt cine STRAIT
uuo &moer. Somobl icine ais lciuer 6rau
Gltcrn lshen nnh I'M nltcn Nnterlnnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
8rifes in BRADFORD GOuntp Su oerbiiBen bate,
CrttIniipu tnorAsrr
Ste &otlcnmincn ttl UOlter
ShT&fnFnT<

&llfesbarre, pa, l. Septbr. - Die
Arbett murOe beute in alien &obleubrc6ern
Der Oeridiebeuen Ntineu=G Gompa9nie'n auigCz
nommeu. 0tau glaubt nidlt, 6aB cine mel.
tTe llntcrbreAung Der 4rbeit itattfinOen
mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Giicitbnlltf . lirf00.

YOtt8Ullle, Ba., 3. Stptbr. - 9urdl
Sen Sruf einer gSeidIeuitau9e Der ,8Gil.
9teooing Rabu" bel Ntount Carbon qerletb
Der Senoer eiuer 2otomotiue ullO Der @euGdz
magcu bon Den Stienen uuO beioe Q&agen
wurbtn arg bc,ddOigt. Der %erfebr aui Ocr
Sabn mar eiulQe Stuuoeu unterbroheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
Sclbfttt : rO eittS WS6rSer

4lnctnn att, l. Septbr. = Sobn 9S.
Coleman, Der Grmor0uug Oe8 Setter @rdfe
Gngetla9t, beging geiterHAbenO in isiner 3clle
SelbitmOrN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
EcUtIdlCS SQuQerfeIt IN tSn4tn0o.

y aterI 90, Ant.l l. SCpibr. = IQ5
9roBe San9erielt Der Deutihen in Canada
Gabm bcute ieluen Aniaug uuO miro BRET
Gage baucrn. @ciaugpereine aus ucri6icOca
nen Sbetlcn Der Scr. Staatcu iiuO einge-
trofieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
lGiictfI1nf,tt.ll1,fnIl.

. Goncor0r U, 0r 3, Septcmbr, -
9citern ianO cine @oQiiTon SmiiGleu 6ru6t-
5iiBen ouf Der .SulliUan GheubabH" bet
Glaremont itatt, nobel Qotomotipen uno
II GaggOu8 total iertriimmert murOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
liouen unO bic en9liIAen @rOoinSen circa

lionen uHO Die cH9liihen @roOiuSen circa 4
OiillioNen.
Die totale girno5ner;abl Wor6amerita's 's
1T fat % Dtilliouen uno Die Siio- amerifa's
254 Ntlu!oHeu; SraiIIieu nit cin9ere1net nit
10 Dill.
9te2SGitiuoii@en Suitlu ba5eu ctuas mehr,
pcnH /, uu0 @entral=AmerifG etruaS mcniqer,
ais NtiQ. 8epobueH.
YOuOOH nit :, ,254 ,26o ginpobnera iIt bic
bepoltutIte Stabt Der gStlt; Bbilabelpbia lit
nab ben GrbebAH8en pom Sabre 1870 Die
abt5ebute Sta0t Der lSelt
oier folgeu Die 18 StGote mad Dem Ser
bGltntiie tbrer StpGlteruug:
gonOOn3, ,254, ,260, Sut9an(Gbtna) , ,O0O.,
600, Yari8 1851, 1872, Pefin ,300, ,OOO, San
ton 100000, GiDautiAdu-f III !, 900, 900,
9angti9lI III 100000, Siangtan 1,OOO,-
600, Stn9naH=fu 900, ,000, Nem=Dorf 942, =.
292; Stcntiin 100000, lSleH 834 ,284, Ser.
I'm S26,3l1, 9angtau 100000, Si6inetu.f
8OO,0O0r Calcutta 1865, 3Otio (Yeobo)
6 4 ,447, Bblla0tlpbia 4,022.
Damn fommcn: ct. Betcrshurg nit 667, =
963, Sombag IA, ,4O5, Mosfan Gil, $40,
eouItantinopcI GC0,000, Gl0sgom 547 ,538,
glogpooI 4S3, ,405, $40 Oe Sanciru 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04
RukIuuD,

ct, 8eterSburg, %, Iu9uit, - Der
@roBtitrit Slabimir iit beute nit Der 9er5Os
gin pom Medlenburg uerbeiratbet worpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04

q 81. gtug. = Ser Gulfah n 2letua"
aut SEillen lit ieit Iettcu Samltag IN beitl'
ger eruption. Die brsi &ratcr lucrfen itarte
GauainDme aus.
Dtebrere Jtegimenter Ino nadl Sljtlien ge=
ld)ldt moroenr UNI Dem SrigaHOsntbum ELL
gnoe 81 madlcu. 0aS &riegS9cicB lit auf
Der Snlel proflamirt muroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04

Berlin, %. 9(uq. - Ser ueue amcrifa.
niid)e @]eianote S. s. Bancroft 0apis battC
bslte cine SpeSial 9tuoienS BEL Dem Saticr
gSllbclm, III pelder cr ieiuc @rcOitipe itber
reIHte. gtathcr itatttte cr Der Saiiertn iet-
ncn Seiuh ab.
.Serlin, ?. Septbr. = Scr beutige Sag
ptrO III gan5 9eutihlan0 gcfeiert; eS 1T Der
Sabrc8tag Der llcbergabe BON Seban. Saiicl
2Stlbelm bielt 9tepueiiber Die @aroen. 2lbenO5
mlrO I'M t0ntgItden ShloHe Elm Sautett itatt.
nnoen, on ueldcm Der Brtn5 BON gSalc8, Die
remoen @cIanOtcn uno ouotre 2Silrbeutrd9Cr
tbellnebmcu lucroeu. SIN gaH5cu 0fcidC
berrldt GROCER @nthuFa5mus.
SCitrcidl
Us len, 5. Sept. - 9aS Gcntral- BoIt
Sitrcau ruurOe 9icHitag gtud)t uOn 9icbcn
bclm9clutt, iuelde iibcr 20O) Sriefc nit
nabmtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-04

6r. 3 ito b. ) m, friibcr langiGbrigcr
9mettOr oes gteru Dorfer StabttbeaterS =
bier etenfallS nod in gutter @rinnerun9 bon
ieiuen @afipielen - jc0enfals elmer Der bcItcu
9uriteller auf Der beutih ameritariiaen
8ibne, bat, wie mir bGren, Die 9tegie res
Stabttheoters in 9fiirnbera iihsrrnmnIen.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-26
TRIsTEES SALE.

Whereas on the 27th day of January 1874,
Bsth BY aud Sarah BY, his wife. did ex-
ecute and on the 18th day of January, 1874,
did acknowledge aud deliver TO the under
signed. their certain lnotr0agc deed, and did
Their hN bargain, ell, release aud convey
to III urdrIsianed the following described
lot ol Iunnd ia the City of cairo, county
OF Ate iudcr aud state of Illinois, to-wit,
lot numbered twcnty-nine (2p), IN block
numbered iorty.lor az, together with ali
the privileges and appurtcnances 10 the
same belonging or rppertaiuiug, and did
thereby release and waive oil rights and
privileges under add by virtue OF the home
stead exemption laws of the state OF II inOis
to secure the payment OF two note, each
| for the sum OF elghty-ono dollars, b airing
| even date with said mortgag aud each pay
able to the order OF Iachuriah ID. Mathuss
| IN thirty days and nine months after date, re-
| spectiyely with ten per cent. interest.
And whereas, said mortgage pr Tlcs that
In ease of default in the payment of either
Of said notes or any part thereof, tive whole
sum 80 secured shall at the option OF the
| undersigned become Gu and payable
| aud the said murtgagcd premises
may be sold ia tue manner, ana upon giving
| notice rs In said mortgage specified, and
whereas. default has been made for more
| than ten days, In the payment of "A portion
OF said sum so secured. now therefore, by
virtue Of the power in said
mortgage contained, win ON
the It'll day of September, 1874. at the
| hour or2 o'c'Ock, pm. &c the front door OF
| the court housc,in said City Of Cairo, go anti
! OF Alexander and state OF Illinois. offer for
| sale at public yendue, to the highest bidder
| for cash, lot numbered twenty-nne t2e) in
l block numbered f1rty-four lJIl
1 heretofore described. and will
| execute and deliver TO the DUR.
| chaser u deed therefore. Dated August 2ith
| 1874. /ACHARIAH ID. MATHUss,
Samuel 4. Wheeler, Mortgage
| Atty for Mortgage.
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THAT CONCERN AGAIN.

EDITon BULLxTIN:-The stripping, j.
p, "comes again" and AYERS that while
slipping beer and or-tail soup, he has often
been solsced by the music "r 'No
Cornet Band. Tho stripping IN te3fhss,
the source from which hever played in q
saloon. Tho source was beer and no,
music.
Apiece with this statement il his tug.
Restion that tho band, with the three
hundred listeners present, walk nearly a
mile to get out ofhearing of two or three
score Of persons who desired to listen to
q lecture.
lfihe truth could be known we dare
say that the lecture WAS cut short as much
on account of the slim atten dance as the
music Of the band.
But enough. The band feels itself vim.
dicsted, and can we'll afford TO let the
matter drop. DELTA CoRNET BAND.
Cairo, Ills, August 25, 1874,
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CioAR STAND FOR WL,hipg :,
move on to farm, l will sell my cigar
and tobacco stand, with all the ,tock
furniture and fixtures connected with 4,
on Eighth street between Commercial
avenue and Ohio levee--st a bargain
ne business Is We'll established with a
e'O' run o. custom ana there is no bet.
ser stand IN osir'. Ny only objoc. in
selhng 10 to change my business from Tho
city to the country.
JohS G. ECKgSBgRa
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i
inE CAusKoikMrEsASc nads OF,
OF i" most insidious and dangerous foe
the many so-csllsd "tonics ana zap.
ps'izsr'." made of cheap whisky and re.
iuse liquors, finished up to suit depraved
appesites under the name Of medicine.
DIR. WALKEKs CALIYoRsIA VINEGAR
BITTERs are none of these. They are not
a beverage, but are genuine medicine,
purely vegetable, prepared from Cali
fornia herbs by q regular physician. For
ell diseases of the stomach, liver, kidneys.
bladder, skin and blood, they are an in
fallible and unrivalsd remedy.
lb.d and w-4w ..|..
EHLERs TO HIS PATRONS, AND THE
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREETINa.-I very
respectfully solicit Il continuance of the
favors OF my patrons and invite the pat.
ronags of the public, but l wish old
patrons and transient patrons to distinctly
understand that l work for money and
not because of . philsnthropic desire TO
shoe and boot my fellow men without
money and without price, and that, there |
fore, II any old patron or new patron,
desiring Sheen or boots, has not the pecu-
MARY ability to pay for the work ordered
when done, he Is requested to pass on 10 |
some other shosnaaksr. I want no old |
patrons or new patrons who will not pav |
Those who are willing to pay will flnd il |
10 their interest to patronizs me, because
keep on hand the beet of stock, do the
bcst Of work, give the best Of Ass and
work for the lowest Of prices.
3.6.3w Eu,v.s
-, iwsntie'h street. between Poplar and
Avenue.
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PRIVATE BOARDING. Mrs. j. W. Car
michael having taken the largo house
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing
ton avenue, is prepared TO
furnish private boarding TO a
limited number of either ladies and gen.
,lemen, or to gentlemen ard their wives
The house lie very pleasantly located md
convenient to the business part OF the city
The rooms are large, airy and we'll
lighted. For further information inquire
VI tho house.
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DAY BoARDiso.---birs. Stewart wishes
70 inform the public that she has opened
boarding house for the accommod alton
OF DAY boArdor', 10 the brick residence on
the corner OF Twelfth and Poplar streets
MRS, Stewart Is known to Cairo people as
IN OLD h.nd at the business OF providing
acceptable fare for bsardsrs, snd with a
determination to koop up her well.c.rnsd
reputation, solici's share of public nat.
ronsge. so.s.oc
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Many who arc suffering from the effcc
OF the warm weather and are deblli.ated
are advised by physicians to take moder.
ate amounts of whisky two or three
times during the day. In little while
those who adopt this advice frequently in.
crease the number Of drinks" and in
time become confirmed inebriates. A
beverage that viii not create thirst for in.
ioxicating liquors, and which is intended
especially fer the benefit OF debilitated
persona, whether at home or abroad. il DR.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices of many medicinal herbs. ,his
preparation does not create An
appetite for the Intoxicating Gun.
me nourishing and the life-
supporting properties Of many valuable
natural productions contained in IL and
weli-known TO medical men, have A mos,
strengthening influence. A single bott,a
OF the Tonic will demonstrate its vs,ro
able qualities. For debility arising from
sickness, oyerexertion or any cause wha,
ever, wine glsssiul of Sea Weed Tomb
taken after meals will strengthen tho
stomach and create an appetite for whole.
some food. To all who arc about LEAVING
their homes we desire to say that the OK.
'eIient effects of DIR. Schenck's sossonabla
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
rills, are particularly evident when taken
~ those who are injuriously affected by |
change OF water and diet. No person |
mould leave home without taking a sup
BY all druggists. '"''
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head and fred, rsclcdla few moments and
sank backward TO the ground. The ball
entered at tho right temple and passed
directly through the head. He was taken
home where he 9ied at hslf.past ten
o'clock the same night. 1t is probably
necessary to add that all the parties con-
nected with this sad and lamonted act Of
self-destruction were highly respected
and of the best families of the place.
Mrs. Hunter has boon laying quite low
WITH fever for several weeks, and II is
feared will not recover from the shock
caused by the death Of her son. The de-
ceased was young man 81 years Of age
possessing the health and bouysncy o
youth, surrounded BY kind and lovin,
friends, and the influence Of a mother
never-ccasipg, truo and christian love
who continually In humble prayer in
voked the blessings OF God on the hoad @
her beloved and only SOD.