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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
&altmore, NRo. Wittuo6, 30. 9eiember 1874

tero ieine Hed1nuug nit Der gSelt abgeid]loi=
len. Ser Seiieger bes erlIeu aarlitenfreqes
hat beiTabe bas @noe bes britten &arlilteu~
frieges erlebt. ST. selauate III Der Witte Der
oreiBiger Sabre 5ur Seoeutung, iutenr er ben
Sberbefebl iber Die @hriitinoS iibernabm uno
Der 8artei Der &0nigin oas lebergemidt
iidcrte; pon 1886 - 1943 ipar er Hegent oil
Stellc ser ninocridbrigen Siabella, lpurDe
aber Oann ourh 9taruaes geltiirit. Seitoem
lebte er in ltolSer 3uriifgesogenbcit, uno alle
Bitten nl1b antrdge fonnteu i'm mGbreuo Der
lebten itiirmiifen Sabre uit]t peranlaiien. iif)
Dem 0ifentliheu 2eben ruieber 81 iuiomeu.
Die Siider beS Snlanbi iteuer= . ii.
reauS nieicn ans, oaB alu /. SeSember
II, ,537, ,557 @allonen beitillirter Spirituoen
in ben @aareubGltlern bes 2anbes laeen.
Sci Der geitern in q Hen burppor
OtaH., itatt9efunbenen ManorSmabl anStelle
bon Gulbin9, Der erludhlt mar, aber abgelcbnt
bate, lie9te Der repnblifanlihe @anOiont y.
8. 4ttlnlou iibcr ben Oemofraten @lipbolet
@>riifin nit einer WaloritIt uon 46 Stinlz
men. Die totale Stimm slb9ube betrua
1852.
Sn > berftn, Ohio, bielten bic Teaer
geitern cine Serlammlung ab, in melfer lie
aegen bic @ioilredts 8in, mie iie pom Co.
mite bes 2eprdientantenbauies ciuberldet
mnroe, pie gegen ieben geietgeberildcn att,
Der irgenO elmer alaiie BON 8iirgern llnred)t
Suriige, proteitirten. Sobann bitten iie Den
SongreB, Die Supplcuentar @iplrshtsbil,
mic lie III uortger Seliiou ben Senat paliirte,
ooer elre dhnltC)e Q1tslluehrlelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
6cneral Sbcrtoau 9cbt 900 nadI
Welt,= SrleofS

Gbicago.29. 9eSbr. - Sine lod)Ite-
hcnOe 4cr6utihfeit io9te ooB @eneral
Sberioan uldt uadl 9telu -Srleons gebc ouf
cincu Oiretteu Sefebl bon @oibln9tOn, lon'
bern aui oo8 pcri0nlife GriudIen ocS Yrdit.
benteu, ucld,cr miinidte, Scmauocn bort Su
baben, III rca CT unbeoiu9tcs %crtronen iese,
boB CT inn wabrbeitSgencue Sertdte iiber
Die burtlgcn 3uitdnbe ienOe uno Der an9leid
bon 10 bobcm 6an9e ici, raB CT gegebenen
6aleS bunOsln f0nne, obne uni porbsri9e
9Seiiungcu Don Boibin4tou III marten. Sen.
Sbcrioan batte Die 9biidt, in ciu paar gSo.
dlell mad &ubo Ill gebeu. uup 0icle 5teiie nad)
Dem 9iiOcn greift bios Der friiber felt9eietten
3sit Dor. JiaG eInem tllrScn Anfentgalte i'll
Jem Srleuus mill CT Guba bod belud)en.
Seiue unmittelbare 2tnfgabe i'll 9iem Srleans
miro iein, ben 6rteoeu SIT beluabren. Grmtro
fenen eiu3tgen 8eamten elltrcrllsnl, nod) II
genOwie III militdriidle stngelegenbetten ellls
1rsiIen, CT miiBte oeuu ourh cine ablolute
sfotbmeuOiufclt basu Qe3mlluqen mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Cine gebeimniSpnac @eidItd)te
ottS Sefntttorp

@eorgetDwn, 9el., 30. 9eibr. - Sic
gtaa)barn pes Negsrs SObn SouunO, peld)er
in ber 9idbe Don Milton ppbnt, purbeu ge-
tern 9lbeup ourd lautes StObncn uno sam.
mern, iueldJcS aus leinem 6auie fam, aui
merriam. Sic eilteu SIR Stele nno ianOen
Die Srau oeS Negers oil eiuem Saume b0nz
gen. Die Serletungen an ibrem s0rpsr lie
ben caraui idlieBen, oaB Die Srau pou lbrem
Wanne ermoroet ipurbc. Ser Neger ut
purhgebrannt.
(Spdter. - Son Bbilaoclpbia pirp lett
Dem bertdtet, oaB Die @sididtc erfuuOen ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Sermii6te Sepcid,cn aus
Ectu=WDrf.

Ncw.D Ort, 80. 3t;br. - GOlO cr6fis
ncte b1utc Su 11I8.
Die 0ampfer r@tbiopia" bon Glasgow,
,0ObenSOllern" BON Sreneu mo ,Gim Of
giep Dorf~ pon oonannu iiHo bier etu9e
troncn.
= Die 0irettoren ber pgafe ShOre Miidi=
gansS Soutberns@ @iienbabn" baben cine Gipi=
penpe bon 81 45ros. srf art.
- &ihter 8epuOos bat III Dem Slltou=
Seed)u HroSeiie entidieben, OaB elton
aQe leiuc 0ofumcnte ais Seweie porlegen
hnrf
- Gm Sonnto9 9lbeuo Su ipdtcr StunOe
bradlen Oicbe i'll Die ct. SOicpb's Stride i'll
Yacificz SraBe, Sroofinu, unb itablen paran8
gSertbiad)en, wsldle aui $500 ueranlhlagt
perocn; II. u. einen prGdtigen goloenen
Geld1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Sd)ou Wieocr eiu amcrifaniid,er
SSpbttl)0tcr,

Gcrrc @autc, Sno., 30. 9Sbr. -
@bauncCp Stole non bier modltc bcute Sc.
id)cute i'm SttrOQc Don s356. 900 oil fulgcube
Jnititutc: 9ln Die Gcrrc 6ulltc Snbuiric
lfulc S2O6,O00; oil onS H&ailcnbouS pom
SiQo Gouutn Sl50,O0O. 9toic bat bercits
friibcr bcocutenoe Summen iu mobtb0tlgel
3wcdcn buQcgcben, oarllntcr sl5, 900 an bIe
aucrit. Srnuen 0iilisgcitlllhait oieicr StaOt
mo $4,000 alt bas .SSubOlb College" 10
>ple bcoeutenbc Sdlcnfungcn al 9iciU. gortcr
&oblthdt9tcitS @eitliihNitcn; er bat ierncr
periprohcn, ole bier Su crrl1cnoe StaotSs
9tormalidlulc nit 100000 Ill bptrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
2lecrmals cin octm GDnrlie HoS
1Dulid,cs 4iuo cut0eGt.

!lt llmauttc, 9Hlac,, 20. Oe6. YIN 20.
3. vi. wuroe cln ehu0 4.idhri9er Anabe Don
eintr gebeimuiGpoasu 6rau, Die IeOe 2lnS-
tunft 5n gcben iid) rpcigcrt, i'll cincm 9nnie
III &l0d Jipu.6allS III ocicm St0Ots, 81
riidgelaiien. 0uNelbc cntipridlt 9ous gcnun
Der geid)relbuug nuo Dem 25ilOnIIIe Oe5 ge-
raHbeH GbarIie @foB. Sine Photographic
ocs &naben murpe Stbui8 ieiuer ,iNcutlIilz
ruun nndl Nhllanelphiu neihldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Sas Gum8rcB=Gnmitc tm Wlaz

aRontgomer0, 9tla., 20. 0ei. - Glne
Spesial. 9epeidJe oil ben v9loucrtIler" meloct,
oaB on5 @ongreB @omlte am !Vionta9 III
Spelifa eiugctroTIeu iit uuo iettOem bort
Sibuuqeu halt. 9lm erItcu Gage murSen
Scrh0re iiber Die Gerlebungen oeS 3mangsz
aelebe8 angeitellt. Der 9tcger, oellen autreIs
Senoe 9teoen Die 0tubelt6rung I'M @acoodeez
Sbale berbei9eIiibrt batten, uuroe psrnons
men; aud mebrere 0cmotrGten moren ais
3euaen uorgelaoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
9ntterie=YietM,tq iil WorfpIf.

q 9lorfolf, Strg., 30. 9e5.-0eute Ibenb
fauo Die 5meite uuo lebte 3iehuug Der r8rei
mallrer SiilfsgeIcllidlaftS 2ottsrie" i'll Dem
Spernbauie itatt. Sberlt Z. 3. Starfe Der
tiiuoi9te nab elmer einlctcuoeu Neoe, Dap
Der in Ereilen III bertbeileuoe Geianuntbcs
tra9 lid auf S62 800 beinuie. slUi iplacube
Numnlern iielen Die 6auptpreile: Quf H.,
545, $500; ouf 24,l95, S625o, nnN anf
~ nO2 Sln0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
9,oi, So,t Ssrausiscp.

Sou Srau5i8 CO, %. 0ci.--&cr In-
malt Der Oeutid)en Seileer bon Gpenbabl.
Sbtgationen bat bcrte I'M Santerott @erldt
cine amcnoirte Eetitton gegcn ole Denlt'or-
mia Buciiic Gilenbahn 9ompa9ntc" ctn9e-
reidt. GS mmbcn nod mettcre 400 ereottoz
rem Der 2iitc bei9ciiigt, Die bcanlprudteI
6orberungeu Der @ldnbigcr beloHIeH i'dl Nu'
Srei lEiQioucu Dollars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
SnS Gbica9p'er &san0els=Sirefto=
rtt,tn uno Oer @ctraioc=Spcfms
lnftf Sfitr1tS.

Y icago, 30. 9e5. - 0aS Gblcago'er
oonoels -9irettoriltm ltimmte hcnte iibtr Die
SraQc Der 9tu8ltoBung Oe8 Spcfnlnnten ".
u. Sturgi8 ab, mel0c an "a. Jlooembcr
ourf cine Subibition beS @erldtcs perboteu
uurOe. Die abitimmung er9ab G57 Stm=
men fiir mo 279 gegen 2IusitoBun9. Sturz
gis miro oil pcn b0dllten gcclhtSbot appel
tIrpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Scr Wloro 1t, Wc,u=crieams.

81 Cn SrleNn8, %. GSbr. = .. Z.
SsmeQ uurNe beutc auf bic 9(nila9e uerboitet,
Der @outrabent eineS in NusNft genOmmes
nen Ducts III lcln; er murce inter $4,000
Siirgid,ait 9site0t. 0leies pirb oas beabs
IihtlQte 0ueQ i'll 9labama ntd,t perhllloern,
i'm 6alle gSarmotb en;laiien mcrbcn lollte.
Bic Gorcners- Sum III Dem Sale oeS 3. :.
Snerlp erfanute mad elmer Ourt Den naot1=
idlen 9(rst uorgenommenen post mortem<llll,
teriudung, oaB Spcrlp un Den gSunoeu larb,
ueld,e Inn nit einem 3oltmencr poll y, :.
g8ormotb, Der iid jett im Barnh. .Sef0ngulB
befiuoct, beiqebrudlt lpurben. Der Coroner
miro morgen eiu 9tfTibaUit MAIDEN nno 2Sar7
ninth mcnrn llinlNeS nnflaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
(frflGruu0.

Da elm @erst in Der Staot cir;uirt, bab mir aus'
mir Dieie @eIesen9eit, I'M unieren annben uno bern
yub!ifnm ausIssisen, oob mir unisI @eI9dtt n o.
ouisebeu, ionoern nur RentdIembaars sum
aohppetSe perfaujen um unieren Sorroth gu reou5i=
rem, Wir bo6en 750 SaarseHedte BON st.50 bis s75
pro gtiif, tpelde mir gum &ofenpreie ablaen; ters
ner 5000 aros ri5ettes gu 80 eents uno tbsnrer o'
ipie Elm GIlaemeines Niiorttrnent BON Saarpaaren,
Saarblriien, 8dmmeu u. SarIlmerie'n. Dtan iprehe
sor in Nr. 62, 9erlnstoutrase, uno beiebe fit Die
vHooren Z. Seanueret,
TSnn96 tSD Str. 62, XertnetonttraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Giicnbabmttn9iUG.

g t. 2oui8, 20. 0ci5r.-GScltcrn 2lbenE
puroe ciu oltes Gbepaar, 9tomenS SObo, aui
bcm @elelIe Der oGannOa Soutberllz Sabn"
iibcrfohrcn. Truu SONo Wurbe ouf Der
Steue eet6ttet, >or, GnOD ltarb mn cini9e
jSt1tnhPu lpGter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
sefr. Sriifolp in Cincinnati.

Gtuciunati, %. 8eS.-0sr Ad)tb.
3. y. Sriitow, Sd)abantsle'retGr Der Ser.
Staatsu, beiudlte bette auT icincr 0urdrelie
sic panOelsf0mmer unD blelt cine furse 8ebe,
in iusltcr sr Die 0tijtfcbr sur SpeSicSnhuug
beiiirluortetc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
@crbaftimg BON aimocsmoroern

Z eW V0rf, %. Nc5br. = Yr. GD0rltS
0cmoor unO iein Sruper ocrn,oun iuuroen
gsitcrn Abenb auf Die 9lnflage uerbaitct, oa8
llcgitme Sinh De8 Grteren crmorOet Su ba-
ben. Die Diutter oeS &inDes, State gBtl,
wslcbc oa5 9tIfibopit mabtc, lit ebcnioas ult=
trv JIrreit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
YSr6nnc.

GbicngO, &N., 20. 0ti. = 81 d
toma, Sd, srii6rte hcute cine 6eurSbrnnt
pa5 Spsrnbaus uno Oic MDbcl lllcOeria9e
Don 9tuIIea & S0Bue. Serlult ocS @r'teren
500 900 uno &crluit Der 6rma $4,000 nit
eincr NeriIdlerung OOn $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
WorO 1T Cincinnati.

GIN nnotl, %. 9ejbr. = Nle lln9c
9tegerln Ntarp zee, IS Sabre alt, mnrDe &C,
lteru gbeuo BON nuhefanntCr !0anb ermOroct.
.pton iNuo ibre 2eld)e; Der NolS mar nou
Shr III Shr hurdidlnittcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
9rouDittff1ttlaeit.

Stp ca, M'..y., ~. SeS S-Sie Sd)eu-
nen oes NtllfhanberS .. u. Gnii9n, per
cine Wieilc iiiplid) bon bier wobut, mrroen
geitcru iriib in Srouo gcicdt mn ein 9faub
Der 6fammcn. IS fameu babel ;luan3ig
Siibe i'll ben Slammen nm. Sor etpo uicr
8Obeu hat ein anoerer Nftl6bdnolcr aui
dbulidle 9Seiie fiinfsebn aiibe perloren. @es
iteru iriib rpnroe ern uubeWobntes SoauS III
SShentilr. angeSiinOet unp geiterr 9t0ht rpur
ben uicr Serud)e genaht, boS 9tuuobaus Der
u@cllcpa= 3tbocn AtbcnS Gllenbobn" uie0cr-
suhreuncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30

antics entlaiieu. 9as bon beuielben besogeue
@ebalt belauft lid, uuf $4,000. SIM 5riib=
labr miro beabtdtiat, auf Die ausabl Der
Suhbalter, &anslil:en &C. nm 15-2OBrosent
sn perrtu9ern, mas im@auSen bann elmer @r-
ipQruiR BON circa SlOO. 900 nleidlfdne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
cperatiomcn ei1tes SdlWinOlers.

. 0 I 0 Il, q. 2]es. = Gll WtallN, 0ef lld)
u. Sailep ncnnt, nno bsbauptet, groBartige
Suar;miiblsn in Californian Su beitben,
wuroe geitern in Montpelier. Scrmout, arre,
tirt, uno nad Nau6eiter, ytew Sampibire,
gebradt, no er beute i'll @)eluabriam zines
Sunbesmari9aQS Don jener StaOt anfon.
@r mirD Der Sd,iptnbelei beidulOiat; er ope=
rirte in Oerl6iepenen Stdoten9iewz z@nglano's
nno faufte gew6bnlif Maifinerie'n, ruofiir
Ell Srattcn auf Duncan, Sbernan & Co.,
pom 9teiu. Yorf CAB nno oann contrabirte er
anlebeu unf iciue Gbeds, Die er auf iere
Sirma Sog. 8is Jest belauicn iid ieine Spe=
rationen aMf $4,000. ais man all Duncan,
Sberman s. So. telegrapbirte, pesapollirten
lie Den Gdnuiubler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Git,e @ciTelerDiofolt.

Yrooioence, 6.-S., %. 0c;. - Der
0ampftefiel Der Sdgemiible bon Soiepb
Sm;tb & So. in Yantudet erplopirte beute
nib. 0as MoihincnbauS ipuroe OemOllrt
unb Der Maihniit 6rancis 9onliu inter ben
Sriimncrn osiielben begrabeu. Gr wurOe
mad fur5er 3eit gerettet, erlitt aber Serlsbuns
gen, ole mabriheinlib isinen SOB ,ur 6olge
bobeu merpeu. Der ongerittete Sdaben 1T
uid,t ichr hcNelIteuN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
1 Or, :. =. Wtogiton,

YatfoIaeroes Or. gStn6eIL
FIR. tfs3. gyeitzNagettes, oberbalb eutaipfIGGe.
sdhns nerosn oarbau5 obne s4merseu NIT Si!ie
,,s saSaGies aussesoseu san5e Giebie nit @um<
misabnea 10 bns, ME SO uno paneno saraatrii;;
fItsm GSoibe AMI cine porSilglithe Seie 9efhlt 81
uno @ hobsr. yeruuen perosn poltbun, bier eor'nz i
sdten Iiir Die a(usjabruns alter 3pe,se Der 5o9ais
Breiie inS febr nieors, unb pro ale Nrbe't 9aranz
!irt S1s @eItdft 1T 3u ieber Seit seoHnet.
(S0ftIt-SulifO Sftff-Saul0f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
J11aare,s Roltu- DQbnpulper

eHettiD reinist uno ma6t Die 3agns psis Isrt Den
ssbns. % Sie SagOn Der saaatd 1T nea, nteoila, be-
anem uno ipar(anl. Yreis 25 eents. 81 babenS
aasn Npotbefen uuo Drosueu@o oonoun9en. a
12IEteSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
4. Statue, 9eransaeber.
epe3tal 'Noti3em.
8aIttt,tete
frt 9uGurduff Wfkff.

8aIttunpte .s.
fit .9u(uraufe Wfffe,
faoweEs.sde boa eoutb. mms 4atersg gtsabes
0iee geiellhatt perii6ert tortmd5ren6 sesen Ser.
,s,t ooer S6a6en burd, SranSunsliid fopobl tu bes
s,aSs, pie I'm eanoe, ole Grteu bon Gi8entlum,
i,s5Jl=, eaoen. uno 9baareubduier, San6elso gutter.
.se:oauzs; s;rooufte, Mobeln, Suus @erdtbltaiten,
II 0au beariffene ober i'm 9aien Tn eabun9 befnea
II e ,jabrSeu9e u. I. 10.
Oa5 Oireftorium beftebt aus foIsenben 5erren:
Wm. O. arrt on, Yrdfibent;
Geo. R. BiferS, $. b. &apff, .-
Sapib g. Wilion, &. Sao6t. Sensins,
s}oiiGb Bennington, 6. Worton Gtetpart,
fSrancts 3. Sing, .. 8. Wemcomer,
Seurp Carroll, Srpi1e Sor,pis,
81. g. Gteuart, %. gB. 9aptor,
G3nt. s. Bruue, Ssrael Cohen,
George g. Sarrlon.
applitattons=Gormularen nno ioeitere Natr:tht E6ei
bic GeieuI4ait uire tn Der Office, SaoDeitzgfe non
Sou.9z uub Waterfrase, ertbeilt, no aud cite G.fs
tri9e iofort erieoiat ueroen. Yrrfterun9cu meIoen
aui ir9euo eine Strip ansensmmen Deld,e Der &ppls
ia.!t toiuiben mag.
(Saul,fSO Hr. @cocmorth, Se;r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
GntlaiI,.me pon Soabamsbean.tet
In &nifnu. -

.. .Soifon, 0aaii., 20. 9esbr. =. eullettor
SimmOuS bat 36 yeamte Ses bieiigen 3olls
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Warft umo SorIe

YlUcrpool, 30. Ocibr. = Sonmmollc
left; Obcrl. 7g-74; Su. II. %rfdufe
II 900 Satlen.
9onbon. 20. 0eSbr. - GoniolS 9la fir
@elo uuo 1892 fir Yrief. 2merif. YonOS
'G7cr 1074; ueIc Siinier lO34.
bic 9tsfouto State i'm ofienen Otarfte be-
trdgt 81, I nicOrigtr ais Die 9fate Der , Sant
uon Gu9lGnp."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30
Nuaiauo.

Youoon, 30. Oc5br. = 0oS gSctter 1T
i'll gan; Gngloub iehr ou9cnchm.
gonoon, 30. Scs. - 9tc rOtart Sonc
GrprcB" iogt: Gte gSalicneruote pom @roBz
brlttuuicu giu9 iibcr cine 9urdihnittSernptc,
aut) battcn mir cine poriiigl1d)e SaotSett.
2lui ocu MIrftcu ouT Dem Gonttnene 1T eS
iti0 uuN tciuc &wGnperuugcu III oeu Bret=
ieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30

0erhaftMtta eines Xalidlmii,,sers

NltOOn "a, YeuHI, 20. Deg. SIN
Manr, 9tamenS SraHf @raner, muroe beute
ber perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-30

II 0 70, y. 0tS. = UFI JlUUNt tIItT
Stabt in &atalonien, fauo ellt 2reffen 5lul=
d,eu DEN 8epublitareru uuo ben Sarlliteu
itatt gettere murOen geid)la9eu uno perlo-
reu an 80 SoOte.
Sapouns, 20. 0e3br.-9os torlitiihe
Sr9on nGuartel 9teal" bebonptet, baB btr
woblbcfannte lpanlid,s StuotSmuun Gipar-
tern nm II d SE neltnrhcn i'll
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-21

an. y, ~ ,s nrrEn:. by the bottle or case.
1'tex otofe u V. v Norris 8oz.1slah' Wv He"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-21

silver mines OF Clark's Fork on account
of their present inaccessibility. The
day is coming, however, when they
will prove source of immense wealth,
il. our opinion. But we certainly do
consider the great, well-defined veins
Of Sixteen-mile district, the first hope,
in the mineral line, Of the immediate
future.
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and destruction be dealt out to them for out
RACES COMMITTED by them. Were it not for
the gene' d idea ot the East that the Indian
Is robbed to the right and to the left-swfn-
died BY contractors and imposed upon BY
agents. fire and the swor: would long since
have broken the power Of the savage hontles
that now stand between us ard the outlet we
must yet secure. And were 1t not partially
true that outrage is perp~trated BY the whites.
and did We argue more the right Of the ones.
ton and talk Observation-Disclosures less. Eastern
sentiment now would have met
us ut least half way. But it can be shown
that the Indian can be protected without
sacrificing all the rights of the e,nigrant. and
1t Is the sacred duty OF every man in thi,
Territory to demand the opening OF \ prt,-
tccted route through Eastern Montana. A
line Of action In the premises based upon the
idea Of placing 10000 troops on this frs n.ier
instructed merely to defend. will give the
Indian question the age of Me,hueslcl,--but
wv troops empowered to whip the savage
moe and hair at his wigwam. and the en-
enlargement Of wagon roads and emigration
will solve the problem within three years.
This IL what we must ask lo.-re~,ember.
'ngthas the Indian has rights that wn,te an
must aud should respect-and asking lie
Church aud Government to hear in mind.
thaf settling back the development OF the
country BY considering the Indian without
proper regard to the white. will result Ia our
loes and dexrsdstion, and In the sontinu.d
'svaN ~ Of every hostile tribe on tie plain.
Wemust work--and Il Il work that must
De done pattsnt'y-in the meantime usi4g
iA''sion aud ;ats'ncat end kscp;n. our ,os.
lsf jss. = 60.
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CUSTERS EXPEDITION FINDS
GOLD AND THE BEST FAR
MING REGION ON THE
CONTINENT.

we nave At liSC got OeHnIte news
from the Custer Expedition to the
Black Hills. The special correspond.
ent Of the New York Times, accom-
panying the expedition, has furnished
the Journal he represents with long
and highly interesting descriptive let
ter. He says that they traverscd
broad valleys of surprising fertility,
INC Iicn wIn. grasses glUwlnS nIsu
and rank enough to almost conceal the
body of horse and rider. That it is
destined to become great fruit-pro-
ducing region is sufficiently attested
by the size of the wild grape vines
and plum and crab-apple trees which
profusely cover the margins of all the
water courses. He says it is not sur
prising that the Indians have SO long
guarded it as their earthly heaven
against the cncroachments Of the white
man. We extract the following from
the letter:
III know Of no portion Of our country
where nature has done so much to pre-
pare homes for husbandmen, and SO
little for them to do as here. Every
thing indicates abundance of moisture
within the space occupied by the
Black Hills. Gold has been found in
several places, and it is the opinion Of
these who are giving their attention
to the subject that it will be discoy-
cred in paying quantities. 1 have upon
my table 40 or 80 snail particles OF
pure gold, in size about that of small
pin head, most &C which, was obtained
today from a single pan Of cath, but
as we have not remained longer at any
camp than one day it will bc readily
that there is no opportun-
lily to make satisfactory examination
in regard to deposits of valuable min
erals until further investigation is had,
and regarding the richness of deposits
Of gold, no opinion should be formed.
Veins Of what biologists call Clearing
quartz crop out on almost every side.
All the geological or geographical
maps of this region have been found
This report, coming from an entirely |
lisinterested s0urce-from one who
would have received as much for an
as q favorable report
nay be relied on as entirely trust
worthy. Ere this it has doubtless
,een corroborated in all its details by
he correspondents Of other influential
ournals accompanying the expedition.
Undoubtedly heavy .emigration
will next spring be in motion for the
Black; Hills .region2 from the North
Western States. Its settlement and
development will be like the work Of
magic. And then next in order will
70 the opening Of wagon roads from
here to the silver mines and farming
AZ Eastern Montana, TINS
Hing up the wilderness gap between
Is and the Eastern centers, and for
yer settling the Indian question.
is surely breaking through
he clouds that envelope us.
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The Last Git Concert Postponed

The Last Gift Concert Postponed.
The announcement Of the possponement
of the Last Gift Concert of the Public IL
brary Of Kentucky will not surprise the pub
lie. In Governor Bramlette's card. publish.
ell below, he gives reasons for 1t which will
be accepted without question by every one.
The management in this H. stance. consulting
the Interests Of ticket holders and those de-
signing to become ticket holders, have not
waited until the last day to make this an
nouncement, but just as soon as they became
satisfied VI the necessity of this postpone
ment, have promptly Made the announce
ment. 1t is unr essary to review the causes
which have nccessitatcd this action, vs. they
arc fully rccited in Governor Bramlette's
card. The prcmptness and frankness with
which the public have been made aware of
the intention Of the manager will meet with
the hearty commentator of every ore, and
excite such . new interest and confidence in
the scheme and the ability ot the manager to
perform what lac promises; that there can be
no doubt,tllat on the day specified The las:
concert will be 4 full one.
DISAPPOINTMENT LAST GIFT CoMcERr-A earn
TO THE BucIIc.
The announcement of the postpoEement If
the Fifth aud Last Concert Of the Public II.
brary OF Kentucky to the 3Oth November. /
am satisfied. will surprise few aud disapDoint
none OF the friends and patrons Of the enter
prise; Indeed, any other course wOula create
dissatisfaction. With precedent of n, Sc
pOnement OF each OF the four Concerts which
have already been given, tie public have verv
naturally and reasonably expected thst In
this, ~ tar the largest scheme Ut the series
and the largest ever offered to the world. the
same course would he followed: ami there
are Thousands AL over the country who sre
only waiti z for the setting Of ccrt0in f,..d
day for The drawing before sending in their
orders. The sales Of licnets to this date have
beei highly satisfactory, AND \ large draw.
ing might bc had Oh the 3lss july: hut ie..l.
ing assur>d that n short POST pOncment wonl.1
enable us to close Out the remainder Of TN,
tickets and make the dra wing full one. w.,
have adopted the course which has eyid..nflv
been anticipated. AMI which must eventm.ra
most satisfactorily for all.
Now that the day OF the drawine IN .hec.
lutely determined. there remains no fnrthe,
occasion tor delay; aud | would urye the
(riemds ot the enterprise. who Intend :, nmr.
chase tickets, to send III their urfl.rs r. !, |
will tax my Office to its utmost can.c,,v )"
si that In to be done IN III. Si...s
time which remains tor the sale of ficL sts
THOS. Il. BRAMLErrE
Agent and Manager.