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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
Ser1ccrcn0e 9SaI0Dr0nSe lit
Wetus Serien.

Ggg S0rbor @ttg, Z. Septbr.- Die
gGdlOer in Der llmge9enp bteie8 Stdbt6en6
lteben III Slammen. Ntebrere tauieno @lda
WalolauO iiuO bercit8 Serit0rt; baS Seeker
mitbet nod immer ungei9wdd)t. 9as 4au0
lit ntdIt beiOnberS pertbuOQ. Su Der gtdbe
uOu 6amontOu wiitbet gleidIfuls Elm @alos
brauo, pelber etue Strefe Don $4,000
2deru iibcr1Ogeu bat, aud murOen ucridieocne
Yreiielteerenpfau5ungeu 5erit0rt; ebenio pieI
mertbpolleS gtubbol5. Dtebrere 6armb6uier
nuroeu uur Our9 Die gr6Bten 9lultrengungcu
Der Hafbaru getettet.
glmoob, Z. Septbr.- Su 6en Counties
Qtlantic uno burlington iino our6 Die gSalo=
brduoe 5ebntauieno 4der 8alouug, mebrere
Breiielbeerenp fan5un9en, Oeri9ieocHe 98obn:
bGuier un0 cine SAneioeniible ;crit0rt nor.
ben. 0aS Seuer wiitaet nod inlmer.
Die Yoittutihe murbe am lceten 6reitae
3pii6en @lmooO unO Bleaiant WiuS meger
Der @alobrduoe iiber "a Stllnoeu lang auf
gebalten.
@g9,5 5arbpr= @ttg, R.-S., 8. Stpt
-9QS 6euer in ben SannenWdloern miitbe
nod INNER uuO bat itd ieit geitern beOeutenr
auSgebreitet. Sin tiifti9er 6c9en mare iebl
ermuul6t.
GIImOo6, N.-S., s. Septbr. - 9e
gSalObrano wiitbet an beioen Seiteu Der y Ut
.Giienbabu" unb brObt Die y9ltlautic
Gs,,i al baa ,H parknaYar1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
3cme slMFa0c ctner &tH0cremtfa6=
AAANNSn

9tems0 10. Septbr.-3u @reen-
point berritt groBe aufregung in 6Olge be8
Seri9minoen8 Oes &in0eS pOn SafOb 6o9ar,
etncs mobl6abenpen Sabadsfabrifanteu Die
Sdrtertn, GtSSte gtunfer, iit an lebtsn 0ienSz
tag entlaiieu DOroen, uHo nafOem iie einiQe
3elt I'M ba8 6aus berumgeluugcrt bate, bat
lte I'M bic GrlaubniB, baS erIt bret Otouate
alte SinO 81 einer g8aiierpartbie mituebmcn
3u bitrien. gtahoem ibr OieS Sugeiugt pprz
oeu, cntfernte Ite itd. Seit oieier 3eit ut Oas
Sinh uitt wteoCr geiebeu wOtoen. Die 6rau
ltIbit tchrte Wittmo6 UtOrgen Suriid, bic
Arme nit 8lut bebcdt, ltuo uuiGbig, Auz
fau98 itber iidb ielbit QluSfuuft Su gehen. Ste
muroe feitgenomueu uuo madte baun benz
GontmiiiGr Senien Die faum glaublfe gr.
3dblung, oaB in benz 2tugenblde, 100 ba8
Boot Die gtew- -Yorfcr Seite erreid)te uuo iie
oarauf bebaht mar na6 0reenpOiHt 3uriidz
3ufebren, Spei MGnner in oaielbe tamen, lbr
Die Au9en 6ubanoen uuO iidl oann nit benz
Stnoe entferHteu, ite btuter ii6 her iAleppenO.
AlSoann batten ne einen anOeren gSeg einge.
idIlagen uno iie in Elm perrufeueS 0auS &C.
fiibrt, no Fe ibr ba8 Sai9entt6 pon ben 2lu-
gen nabnten. 9a8 StnO bitten iie rpelter nit
ltd gefiibrt uGO Oa iie eiuen Sd)rei auSItteB,
lie an ben Nrmen uerpuupet. SdlieBlidJ lei
eS tbr gclungeH, Su entmei9en unO uad) 9tem'
Dort 5uriid5nfebren, Don no ie Oann uad)
9reenpoint gefOmmen iei. O0 bic PolI5el
Oieicr @rSGblung feiuen @lauben id)eutte, 10
miro tie MN Der llnteriu6ung Der gngclegen=
hat a,rf., k,I,n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
0crSammlmng Ser SGtpGincRctSd.
Y0flcr 1tu0 UiftuGlten s. 6nos

2oui8piIle, .. 9ept. = 2ie 9}otionalz
GonOeution Der pS6weiuCileiid~ Y6tICr mo
Sittuulienz6dnOler" tagte beutc bier. I'm
200 0eIegaten, Bertreter o6n y Staateu,
mareI anpeicuO. 9tab ciuer tltrScn De
bate iibcr bic 8tiugniiic Der 0elcgatcu unO
oa8 &edt Der 6dnOler, iibcr ale 5rageu init
ab3ulinnen, Die Der &ouUeution unterbret-
tet merOen wiiroeu, wuroe eiH Goulite 5ur
Yriiiung Der 8eglaubigHngcn ernamt, nHo
Die lettcre 6rage ctncm SpeSial~GOulite Sur
Scrid)teritattuug iiberwieleH. Sooaun uer=
tQate iih Die Gonncntion nuf mOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11

ergriffen ibn baum uuO priigelten tbn sarh
eS gelang linn ieood) Su entfiiebeu. Die llIl=
meHiden crgrifien Johann 9mant'S Satin,
enttleiSeten unO miBbanoelten iie nnb per
iu6teu ite 81 ibGuoen, bod ihr@eihret mufte
Die 9ta1barn aufmeriam uno bic 9teger entz
fo9en. 0tau gloubt, NnB Oieielbsn ans Dem
DerEltfElen Aentrnl -Nniut Enmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
0iinfSebn Sabre 3nd)tba1S &pe9en
ctueS Sd11tlO Iidteft tWcrtre61euS.

YbilaOclpbia, 10. Sept. = Sboma8
Paul puroe bcute we8en elnes iddnOli9en
4n9rifieS uuf ietne 8Odlter Su Is Sabren
! 3u9tbaus uernrtbeilt.
Die Iluteriu9uu9 i'll Der 9n9elegenbeit Der
betoen aus Oem @efGu9uiiie entHOBeuen Ser
BREEDER muBte we9en Der IbWeienbeit ibreS
| lSndllnnlterS nlISneietst merAem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
Grntoroun8 Uon 1crtOtSGcomten
III NIfiafihMfIn fhrcA NnttcS.

ct. 2Outs, 0tO., 8. Saptbr. - Sin &c,
miIier SbannOn, wll6er iclue 6abcllgteIten
IortSuIdlafien tm 8egrtiie itano, >pdbrcno etn
PfdHouTsbefebI gegeH i'm ausgeltelt mar,
erid1oB I'M Scrcln nit 9an !toIijtgtr ote init
Der Iusttbrung oleitS 8eiebl5 beOuitrN9ten
@Wft5belulten 9trou uuS SQiott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
Se6smnS3tpau8i9 StraFimsc ntts
oent 0eian9niMc 1ttsBc6ro6en.

= Ie 20, LQIO1 10. StpI. = Se@euNoz
3mau5i9 @eiaugene braden brnte aus Dem
Gourtg- -@efangniiie aus. 9ieiclben er5waus
gen ben @ingang i'll Die 6auptbOue Oes Sc
idugHtiie8, mo ba Der @ebiilie oes 2rStaS
ibnen ooS 8bor Giinett, 10 cnttumeu ale.
3Wausig OerielbeH liuO lOiccer einQeian9eu
mOroen. Gin dbnlt6er Seriud puroe III oem
Sta6tgefGngHiTie gematt, bon mar Ocriclbt
iriIfhtInS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11

8aHen, welde 8riualperiousH gebGreu, in
Seihlaa genOmmen. 0as @erid)t bat cine
llter'Hd)ing singesitet. Gin ROliSiit Nraug
III elnen 2SaiienIa0en, nabm rIebrcre Gtiten
SaHcn unO Ntuuitiou i'll 8ei6lag nuS per=
lattete ben Gtgcntbiimer. Die Beb6r6cn ma
9sn 9eltenO, OaB ije geiebIidl banOeln; Oos
bulletin" ucnnt Oitie6 ieOOd cine lueitere
@lelpQltihnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
@tieMbn btt .lamaliiR al Ntmcinttntf

@lnCtnn0fI 3. SCpt. = SDei llrbclt.r
al Der nSnblauapoll8=, cincinnati luO ga.
iagette= Sabn" murOeu i'll Der 9taba bon 9tz
periiOebeute !gtOrgcn uOu cinem YaIiagier3uge,
melder nit eiuem au0cren 3uge Der ohio
NtiiitiIippi=Sabn" nm bic 2Sette fubr, ibcr-
fabren unO auf Der Stelle get0otet. Die
Dtdnner arbeiteteu biuter elmer i6arfeu 8ie=
gung, unO iaben ben 3ug nid)t ebcr, bis eS
III iO1t mar, QuS7urciReu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
SedlS 9ettc nett Der GtIeneabm
iiberf1hreu4

NeW-Y orf, 9. Septbr. = @tne 0cpeife
BON @tnclnuatt, Obio, bcrt9tet, eaB beute III
Der gtdbe Der Stabt cine 9lu5ahl gerte. Die
@iienbabnltnie entIang gegangen, bon eli
nem bcranbruuieuOeu 3uge erfaBt lporOeu lei :;
ledS wuroen getOotet unO Sluet i6mer Der
Iat.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
sclbitm0r0 0ttrd1 Mrfcnit=Sers
dtffttttd.

8AilareIpbia, 9. Sept. 9eorg
9ttebI, ell lun9er Ranu bon 28 Subren, Nr.
600, JtOrO Is. StraBe, mobubaft, beging
hente Selbitmoro burn 9lrienlfz fzNeraiftuna
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W0uierei ifl yJtiIoltri.

Q I. yOulS, DO, 10. Sept. - Sll0
0ttOer mo SoBauH Smitb batteu bcnte cln
.uer5wctfelte5 3teucontrce. RiOIr bratt9
Smitb bret tOOtllbe Stide bti. Smltt
feucrte Sd)iiiie auf 9fioer ab, obue tbn ie
oOd1 8u treiien. Der yeetere puroe per-
hQftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
@brcilc Oes YraiiOcmtcn nad)
Gdft0n=SSnpf.

Song 8ran4, 10. @cpt. - YtaFOeut
9raut nebit elmer 4n3abl ieiner 6reunSt
retten beute Ytorgen nit Dem 3u9e is llbl
Don bier nah SanopsSoot ab.
Sefretdr 0tobeiOn nebit Samilie lit bier
ctngctrofieu uno gebeutt ben Wtouat Septenl'
Der bier 3uSubrinQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
Die Mahl IN Noloraoo.

BON 0anper, Sol, btrittet, DaB Batttrion,
Der oemotrattid)2 @oHgreB 9tlegIrte, etut
ten babe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
GbarIic &of.

4bila6elp biu, 9. 9epfbr.- Cine De-
peidc uOn SefferionOiae, SuO., melOet, paB
elu Dem Gbarlle RoB dbuli9eS SinO Oaielbit
angetrOffen ruorben iet. Sin Yboto9rapb bat
Die betreHeuOe 2tu5ei9e benz GOuitabler Smitb
0emQdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11

ieiHe eigene S9ulO, iuel9e NtaOame Gbides
ring an tbn 3u foroern bate, gut 5u MAIDEN.
0aS @eridt 1T Der aniidt, bGB bic aIIez
fllranSz z@ompagnte burh bic &cripredlunqen
hires 9Lnenten nehnnhpr lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
@crnrtbsttttWa ctMeS bttritserts
fdtett 8duftefSs

BoFQnl 8. Septbr. = SQlne8 u. Soc,
ser 9tatIer,. meIdler tir,iid Der Ndlidund
pom Attten-Gertifttdten ittcyiiGrt tUltrOfj If
beutc 5u 8 Sabren 3uatbauSbait Oerurtbeitt
lr0r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11
GGms ScmmcTce.- Ser 0rOBc UTTER
id,tctf+ = Sic GrRtDrOnR9 Oct
cINIin NnnHpn

gtQibutlle, Genn., .. Septbr.- @roBeS
Iufiebcu erregt bier Der llmitano, baB Sen.
glleranocr U. Campbell, elmer Der ausgc5cid)=
hetlten Aou6faten BON 6enueiiec, engaglrt
morecn lit, um i'll etuem lluttrihlGgunQsfale
pgn $4,000 geplRe 9arteien Slt uertbethtgen,
I'M 6Qae oieielben arretlrt merOeu lOlltcn.
Die &ortntcriufmgcn in Der 9tngelescns
belt pou @ 2pou5 lluo Somcu SunnberS,
ben W0rbern Don Sulia |0aDoen, 2ebrertH III
elmer gtegcrihule i'll 3rOu8oalc-Go., iino MN
i'm uoQcn Gauge. Sejten8 rer 2(utlagcbez
bGrOe 1T cine groBe Anjobi 3tugeu pcrncm=
men porocu, pom Selteu Der &ertbeiOiglug
iuOeB MIR lueni9e 9e.-SnOigHations- -&eriamrt.
lun9en i'm 8etrefi Der ihauerli6en SOrgdugc
in 8rouSOalcz uub @ibion-@Ountp iinO IN
ueriAieoeueu Counties Oe8 Stautc5 Ob9ebal-
ten morbcu.
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@eipnItthat Der Wcaer In 8enmefIee

Nt m ? 9ISi Z. StpIUI. = VIFtIN UlUI.
gen 3ur friibcn Stuuoe Oran9eu mebrere gtt
ger in ole gSobuung ocS oru. 0urant an Der
Biqcou 9fooit zYanDItraBe i'll Der gtdbe Der
StaOt. Gin iuuges DtdOaeH iub Die &erle
einoriugeu uuO ma9te 9drm, tuorauf Stele
iiber lie berficlen uuo iie OermaBeH idlH9en,
Dap ltt mabribeiulib iterbeu miro. pr. OHs
raht BDrte OcH Gdrm uno trat Den @tnOrtn9.
lingen eutgegen; Oicie aber idOhen auf ibn,
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SciGlHDmabmc bon 26aTen III
d2ctn- - rlcnma

Sem Srleans, 10. Sept. - 2GGbreuO
Der lestcn Gage bat Die BOIl5ei msbrere SiIten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-11

y u II I uHI ISu.I ~, Sepl. - 9ellerIl
tagte bier cine @Onpention, nm Die proieftirte
Strlaugeruug Der sSir9inia- 8balbabn" bis
CUR Gren;e BON 2enHsiee 3u beipre9en. 8c=
tanutli6 gelaug es Der Babn nidt, bel Der
lesten Ssiet9ebuns eineu 5reibrief Su erpir.
fen, tuesbulb inter ben @runDbeiibern OeS
iiihweltlihsn &beiles BON SirgiuieH oieie Sc,
peguug inulgurirt lpurSe. Als 8rGiOent
Der 8eriammluug fuugirts 9ti6ter 9lllen pOn
Sotetourt, mslber na9 elmer ldngereu 9teoe
3fi9ter Sdlefiep uOrlteater Der etnen 8sri6t
Oes @ci5GftSy y&omite'S iiber Die gtOtbmenOtg=
lett uno 3feutabilitGt Der prOisttirten 5trede
uorlegte. 9tad elmer IdngercH Debate wurOe
pieisr beridt aHgeHpmmeu. DIE DSrr9iuiidlc
3bul<Subn," weld)e Our9 bas reide Sbez
uanoOab -Sbal fiibrt, iit iett bic Stauntou
uolenoet. (Setanntlid lit aut Baltimore
beSeuteno alI pieiem uuternebmen intereiirt,
inOem Dor Subren Die Stu0lternug bei9loB,
cine aniebnli9e 4ttieuSeldnung 81 MAIDEN.
Die Gerldngerllng Der Sabn mtro auA unie-
rer StaOt oIretten gtusen briugeu. O.6eo. }
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Scrbnft,ttI0 pdn 93c0erm in
NJ efstbfs;a

mcmrhis, 3enH., 8. Sept. - 9ret
gteger purOeH DeuSt perboitet, yuelhe titrSlit
I'M 8erein nit nod meGrcreu 4n6ettn in baS
6au8 oes GifmalieubduolerS 9urant ct1t=
e5orGeu uuo beiien 6rau, iolpie Srau gSrigbt
ermOrOcten. Die @ehsimpoltStiten boHen Der
llebrigeu aud) babblft ut lutrcer.
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WtkbeHigfcttet IN Oec S+otto etts
ttott pom Sli0=GarpItttd.

@barleftOn, S.-@., 10. Sept. - St8
3u bteier SmnOe, IL llbr SOrmittagS, bat
Die bier tagenOe @onueutiOn nod yti6tS 3u
Stanoe gebrad]t. Sn Oem @omite, peld,eS
bic Se9laubiguHgsu Der 0eIegaten 8u priifeu
bat, fnO iiber DIE 6rage Der 3ulaiung gez
miiler beauitauOeter 0elegateH DttBbeatgtei,
ten aus9ebro1cn. 8Ou Dem @ntiheiO bteier
Srage bGugt Die Domination Ooer Die Ser
merflInn Shnmherlnin,S nb.
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Gr6Tnutta Se4 N0oiot1Sittnels. 8

u CIT IN , a N S, Nt0f.. 9. Sept.-Qm
u. 9touenlber iou Der 6ooioc Snniiel ,rrt
eriten Otal befabreu wcrben; Der Staat hat
Die 2e9uug ciueS @elelieS BON Stablihleneu
fir Die Guunelitrede angcorOnet unb fommt
fir bic 0ifierenj 5miiAen Stablz unb @iien=
| l6ienen uuf. Die Raurerarbciten fir 30
genle9un9 bei'm Gentrali9aft meroeu nod
led)s Dtonate 3ett erfOroern, aber baS tdglit)c
9aiitren etnes Yerionen- uRS eincs Graft=
5ugcs nif)t btnsern,
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Mas SS0pHn.

San BraH5i8c 0, 10. Sept. - De-
0ampttr oSolima" bringt eiulge pi6tigt
ySeulgtCtteH aus [yapan, mclhe Ourh Der
8els8rapb nod uibt iibcrbolt firN. 9it
pSapal @o3ctte" pom 21. Iu9uIt entbGlt ei
nt9e Ntittbeilungen iibcr Die M6rOer bes
Henii,aen GoniulS pabcr 5u SDafOOaoi BON ci
uem Gtn9ct9rcner, wel6T bebauptet, baB e>
o6n' 5ctfcl beieiieH gemcien lei. ST babt
letn Sptcr i0tt eiren1 S6msFte umgebradlt
e8 III 'dlredIlbcr 28etie 5ctkaStt nn6 lbm cir
Seln 9an5 aus bem 2eibe gerinen.
0le oeutld)e 9orOette yGliiabetb" lieqt d!l
| 9enbltdlld Dor $oafooaol Dor 9lnter.
am 20. 2luguit ueripiirte man Ill 9ofo.
ban1a cin bcfttgcS @rObeben, ipeltes 0ber tei.
HeH SAoocn on9eri4tet bat.
! Hcucte g3cttdjtc ppn S0Odtttta.
y aO INN q, 10. Sept. - Sen.- -Sopitdr
Gondl0 Ucroffeutlid)te 9eute ein9 cfret, in mel
dem er ) Bros, aacr ctngemHiterten 6reipil
! ltgen bis Sum l. 9tpril 1875 ruter Die 8af
len init. 9tO6 oieieln 2lufgebote babeu iid
$500 Wtaun Su itelleu, 6rcitaui 1T nidJt mGg
lid). - Die 8egtcrung bat BON Den 8aufel
| cine Nnleibc uoil $500 900 @ele Hno 81 900,
600 Napier Oerlangt.
Son Der Ocrlangten Inleibe bat Die spa
niite Sant" $750,00 in Bapier unO $3.50,
600 in Sob bergeliebeu. Der Rcit miro al
otc fltnf anOercn Sanfen repartrt.
&lMs Canada.
9uebec, 10. sept. q. .. De Boulder
billie lit pom yieut.- -@oupernew @arou mi
! Der Siloung etue8 neuen WttniteriumS be
auitragt woroeu.
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Die atpei Glepbanten saltim ores

I'm Dtouta3 Abeuo trat Der Staotrotb mie=
Der in Sibung, uno ielbitueritdnbi6 bate
Dlapor Sauiaut elnen ganSen Cad uol Wiit.
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9tc GonTeutirtt Der asp0rtsu.ett. a

Nla9 ara \ all 81 N.=Y., 10. Sept. =
Gtne GORuentlon Der gSportsmen" oerianlz
melte itdl beute Ntorgen gegen 10 ll6r.
Ser Seri6t bes Gomite's be5itgtidl Der beft-
nitiOen Srganiiation r5llrbe gcbiaigt uno Die
Seamten nit Gintintmigteit semdblt. 2ttien
S. SriHsma6e bon Ohio 9tu9 alS 8rGiiOent
beroOr. Soonuu wur6e Der 8ei6luB gefa6t,
oaB bic erte Subre8 Seriammluug Ser Sc.
ielifaft in GleOelanO, Ohio, ltattftnben ioll ,
InO 8lpar am 6weiteH 9ienitug i'm MOnat
SUM 1873.
9tadOem nod Gin 8eiolutiousz GOmite ge.
mdblt morOen, oertagte itG Die Serianlmluu9
bis beute QbCnO llbr.
Die GOnuention besmedt, Oie 2SilO= uno
6tIAsudt Su bsben uno Su idiibeu, inSbez
ionberc OaOnrdjt bdb iie es fb sur 8Fldt
maflt, Oabiu Sii mirteni Sab In aHen Stad.
ten @eiete erlaiien weroen, lpel6e Oas gSilO
nno Die 6ild)e wdbrenO bsrSd,ou-, relp. .2aif=
3ett III S9us nebmeu uuo ferncr ben Slid
lang Oermittelit Spren9ltofie unteriagen.
hm bteieS 9iel 5u errei6en, ioQen ruom0g.
lid in ieOem Staate 9,ueig= ooer Gbnlide
3mede oerfOlgenOe Sereine gebtlbet mcrOeH;
0aIO6rdn0c ttt Sta0te yIctp=Dprf.
Nembnr9, N.=g., 8. Septbr. = Sn
Dem 9OhlanOe Oes 9uOion, Sort MOnt9os
1t.
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0atO6rdnOc I'M Sf0ote Vep=gprf

Jtem bur 8, N.zY, 9. Septbr. = Sn
Dem Sod)lanoe Oe8 9ubiOn, Sort WtOntgos
merp 9e9enitber, wiitben furdtbare g8albz
| hrGuNP
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NretBur9, 6. Sept,-6eute lrQt 0ct NIF=
tatboliten. @Ohgrec bier luiammen. Ginbun-
OertunocreiBig 0eputtrte rGOhnteu Der @r6ii=
Huug5itsuug bel. Die Ser. StaateE Fno
Om6 @bauncey 2angoOn ucrtrcteu. Der
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ihen benz ipaaii6en 9ampfer ,2oma8" unO
Dem Der glnhor=yiuie geb1rigcn 0ampfer
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Jung Suiammeu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24
CRIER OF PUBLIC SALES,
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber, of Cec
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of sale
county, letters Tcsmentary the personal estate o
JOSEPH H. CLARK,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the ane with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the oath day of September, 1875;
they otherwise 10y law, be excluded from all benefit
said estate All persons indebted to said
requested to make immediate payment to the subscr
Der. Given under my hand this 10Th day of September
1874 ELLA CLARK.
Executors of Joseph II. Clark, decd.
Test-REUBES d. JAMAR, Register
Sept 70, lS1+-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Of Administration the personal estate
of JOHN JANNEY,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the with the voucher. thereof duly authenticated
On or before tho End day Of October. 1875
they otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment to the subscri-
ber Given under my hand. this 10th day of October,
1874. RICHARD L. THOMAS.
Administrator C. 7. A. of John Januey, decd.
Te-t-REusES D. LAMAR, Register.
Oct TO- lS74-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

HELP WANTED.-The farmers find it
almost impossible to procure the necessary
help, many of them have been obliged to
cut their corn at night after working in
their wheat field or potato patch all day.
One farmer residing few miles north of
Newark, cut 1909 shocks of corn in the
evening, because he could not procure help.
They are offering one dollar per day and
board, some of them even more. This is
equivalent to $11 per week.
Delaware Republican.
And yet the country is flooded with
tramps looking for work. No housekeeper
ought to give one of them mouthful.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

cB We learned last Saturday night, at
the Democrat meeting, that w. NJ. Tweed
was Republican and Governor of Wash
ington. We had all along been laboring
under the impression that he was Demo-
cratic thief and leader of the Tammany
Ring of New York City. Live and
learp," however, the old adage has it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

"a In another column we publish the
able speech of Mr.. Ensor, delivered at the
Republican meeting in Elkton last week.
We are under obligations to Samuel Pur-
nell, Esq, who took photographic report
of the speech, for copy from his notes
fof utilization.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

CHANGE IN THE CABINET.-Now that
the Presidents Long Branch season is over,
it is confidently asserted that there will be
a change in the cabinet, and that before
the President and all heads of departments
have bought largely of tickets for the next
Grand Gift Concert of the Public Library
of Kentucky, to draw November 3d. and
they tlatter themselves that they will cap
ture one or more of the large prizes, which
will make plenty of change in the cabinet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24
THE MARKETS.
ElktOn Markets.
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Baltimore Markets.

FLoUR.-We have to report a dull flour
market, the demand being very light
Western extra $5.1a4@5. %; do. choice
family 1878 per barrel; Patapsco family
IS. 75; do. extra 1926. Corn Meal, City
Mills, ST. 1905.
WHEAT.-Southern amber S1.2791. 50;
do. red $1.15@1.25 for fair to prime; West.
ern, on track, $1.19 for red, $l.20 for white,
and 81 % for amber.
CoRN.-The market for Corn continues
dull. New white G5@S0 cents; do yellow
7O975 cents; old white 70 cents for fly cut
and SO cents for prime; prime old yellow
50 cents.
OATs.-The market for oats is steady,
with liberal offerings. Southern 60(a62
cents, and Western SO cents for mixed and
60 cents for bright.
RYE.-The market is firm. $1@1.06 for
fair to prime.
SEEDs.-Clover in round lots from first
hands $685. cents, and jobbing at 10@10t
cents per pound. Timothy in jobbing lots
$3@3 25 per bushel. Orchard Grass $50
2.25, and Flaxseed $1.s5@1.9O per bushel.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24
PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Flour quiet and steady; Pennsylvania
Indiana and Ohio family extra S5.5O96;
high grades $7(g775. Wheat unchanged.
Corn weak; yellow 81 cents; mixed West
ern Sc cents. Oats-White 60 cents; mix
ed 57G5S cents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

THE Convict F. F. V.'s.-Just now
Washington's literary world is busily en-
gagged in porting over an English book
imported by Mohun, bookseller, containing
a list of those exled to this country from
1922 to 1850. The F. F. VS. of Virginia,
don't make very good showing-the
Fauntleroys were convicts, the Mason pere
sold for term of years. and Mason mere a
"servant wench;" the Leighs were trans
ported for sheep stealing, and the Lees con-
victs. 1t made us shudder to read of the
ancestors of the blue blood of Virginia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

cy We learned to our establishment, on
last Saturday night, at the Democratic
pow-wow, that Tweed had been Governor
of the District of Columbia, and was named
by the President for the first place on the
Board of Commissioners for the District,
after the Government of that small terri
tory had been dissolved by Congress.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-10-24

tB-T The New FORK Agency of the Public
Library of Kentucky Gift Concerts sold
three thousand tickets for the November
drawing on Saturday, August 20. This is
the largest number ever sold, two Thousand
being the other big day. These Gift Con-
certs are so soidly endorsed that the public
have land ju tly) perfect confidence in
them. The lucky person who gets the
capital prize Of $3.50, 600 will have good
thing of 1t.