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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
Sur assInfaIfauna in ssutfSIanS.

Sur @sinfdIiaans III Ssuti9lanb.
gus br yfals farIti uni.rm II.
Sanuar s. g. 8traays an ben ,,ansst.
ger bss WtfsnS":
sd 6abs In Der pfaIs I&on fur 12
Rrtnjtr ben baIbtn SHopptn red,t 9lts
ten Usin, fir Is Jtrtuj.r lo8ar porsiia.
lI&tn nsuen Dtin (Geberipet6sn) ats
trnnfen. esibsr tat bic ringsbulO, Oft
ptsllsl&t aud Die @slbnolb, plsIe etuie
um bic l&5nft Ss8Huns bitlfs Scrtrsf.
Fl&sn Weintatrss s,bsadt. = Dsnn
tpsr-ftIbR In ben btRsn eagsn--l&ua
In Der srRsn 5dlftt bss Oitobtrs sttttt,
fst. bat fals@tsn @sin btFcmmeti, rd9,
renb Die, trtlbt looar In lnltdttn Ga,
gen tFR Wlitte Nobtmbtrs obtr gar Nnr
fanss D,i.mbsrS lore esft bIslt,n, Dor.
Shgli&tn Brin srjisIttn. @tn gtwtg.r
Basnsr, btr ftinsn Rtinbsrg btt gso,t.
tRtbaI bat, nnb ttr itn Dor ttipu fiinf
Sabrtn gan; mad WfdIisr 0,lCe neti
anStlsst bat, Dat feline Sraubtn bic an d,
8. Dstsmt'r tdns,n IniIeH. &c lfnb
tom fur jstn Gu6sr finf unb ntuaaia
Sauisne @uIbtn 9tbeitn. Dtes i(l eta
WrtiS, Der an bic amsrIEanl(djen flint
uni. swan,'e fauf,nb Dcllars eiitt sr,
inntrt. F3et. 6gfaHfH
ll,hriesns tauft man an tsr 6ars fin
800 bts 1000 Gulbtn uub I'm a6siuanr
fir tbtn 70 pItIt Stater elm 5ubte @eln
ju tau(eRb 9tiree, NIT bsm uultrt unper>
w5bnteh osHofraiif&en @dasn In
NmsrIfa wobl sufrtsbsn ftin wfrb.n.
DoA VI cae Malbeur, bab fur 1muifa
aus tintm ful&sm Gthd Rstln itbtb
@lal Suei ssHiadt tptrbfn.
Die Dsinfa6tifaiion- -aas ldtIe6lsn
3Ieslinss Serlen CUTE az ma&rh, ober
auG @ein ptnt isbe 3uttat BON wtrts
lt&tm araubsnfaft 10 uadsa-tat un.
estturt Dtmtnfrnfit ansenommtn. &c
r!fb Ia bliftn Satr iuoN 70 Siel 0,iR
ganj une cor anf &emil&fm @sae ia.
bright als sspaa(tn il. ga In Sieitr,
@trttf4aften ptrb Iiiax Aslraat, pb man
Sraabfnwsin oSer ,5ausstmadlsn@
wOlls, was ttsils eeer aud babsr tcmmt,
fpttl man fir baRsIbs @tIb tinen sieI
pptliAmsdsnbsrsn ,,@maGten" ale, ,,at.
na6itntn" eBtin bitumHtri lam. Sn
Der WabruHs sSpsrfdIfnuns iibertaapt
ftsbt DsatfAlanb ben gsr. .Staatsa nld,t
msbr nad-te rtrbtn fiirstiA pIrv
wltb8sr aus Spflsr vsrasitsiIs, nell Ne
StdrIe in bic BarRs stttau battsn |
fs bftaupitttn, cie Stdrfs lst ais aBlns
otmtiteI In BEN 8iirRtn n5itla. On
BET auteH alttn 3sit bfbleHie man nd, |
tduFasr S6Hiire ale 8inbtmlittI,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
] iGl,auiett.ilQ9

@abrtb, 20 ssFF. Die pOIi,,I
oiEeafttts btuts ttAtn Gpnnisr, Der nd,
auf strea@tI9s Metispsr hfai Gtors bte
bon Scnl9 NIfeH(o ttmptnteR WaIa(lee
umbir ssiEisbfa baiit. Ssi ban @ts
Ian8tniH irnret Elm Dole at(anbtn,
es ttlldsle sr babe auf ben 6Sale as.
iOaElek wm bIfIen ju ermurbtn. Dir
AHnJEt tFvrBtf bebtHtsnpes aufffIsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
Die gipit &tsbts gtll
p0ffrt
s6,pars II 9r,r.,,,,pf II
Ser Istte RaseI gum Sarge.

DEE IeRIe wager gum serge.
Die RabiEaIsn tn gonsrsb battn bfr
lsbtsn glassI sum Sars bsr rspubIitanI.
f&tn parisi ssItsfsri. tubsm am Gams.
tag bic Civil Rights Bill aud tn SsRat
NIT SS ssssa 26 paflris! = SIN 6auS
pafarie bisft infams Giu f2on frdttr.
1@ prdFbtnt @rant bat bic 9tn
untsr,sldnstI~Ga a@ aifeiiQ
% Ssbt mSssn ID aud bic 6rausn b.
rsit taItsu, isbtm IobIrabensf&warj,n
Niger @sfsIIf&aft Su Isifsn - eisD.
Nen, nae wtIIf bH NOD mtbri .ha
SIN 9auie paflrls ant Die .,9panss.
bin,s tias BIN wUnatb Der wsaHbent
bas Habeas Corpus -@sItb Gaspenblrsn
Eaaai DIE eiu paIIlsss mit ls5 Ssssn
ia. - @sn. 9apIsv bon eURasttIeul,
IiIba sia RspdbIlsaasr, fpsA@ ia srn.
asa @osisn eaOsseH, anb iparHit fsins
partsi sOr blsfsm SsfasrIIAsn G&tlti.
@Gsla als isius gsatnunssn baIfsn
nI4ls. .
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
edaHSttr mad CtFerrsi@.

Der a&tb. O sttIitb 9. Ortt
pSn SabIana 10 pOm praabsntsn 5uni
@slanbi,a am SF,rr.i&If&sH 6Ofs an
bic Gislls bss wrfOftntn 9sUsa tie
Hannt wOrbsn. Da 6r. Orit bsr bsut'
(&tn Spra&s md&tis N. 70 tcfsn mir,
bae CT nthis unSsrfu&t Idbt um ben
am,rIfanIldsn Ramtn. bsr Ia Attn Ia
tsn lsbi,n SObr,n In @i6irtDtt s'tom'
men N, uIstsr 30 ebrsn 80 briu8sn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

6l,r fcIssn bic RnIsf&wa&sn, bsnsn
20 stbt wls isasm elsi siuii&sn ben spsl
Ssupdasn. bsr ni&t puets. sOn tptI&tm
Stu sr frsHsa folIit; bisls ilImniisn sar
ni&t, NELL 10 altt 8afsn fnb unb ibntn
bic Courage fsblt, manntaft aafbairs'
trtttn. Gle brfar&isn, nitrt Suppt
30 ssrfaattsn." Sbrs Namsn fab;
8a6as, IatDilns unb epana.
Na&Rstsnb stbsn MIR quo bic Ta'
men ttr DtmUtrattn Qsinwotltn'
be Dsmptraten). wsttt ssssn BIZ
Blssrrufans, aIfo far ecsaL Sptica
almmtsn. Disle esut&tn flafflfjIrtn
wir 5um a IN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Shapes Gntfpmmen. = Maf ssm
PAN SanbtI Gilsubabusus lpfI&n n,uIia ,pi.
l9sn gItlsburs uHb GsIumbus, DbIO, bsrua.
sIiidis, brfansm f& aH& %. U. SsB bon 60.
lumbia unb bslTin Sebn, bic H& BON 8a.
sricSt aur sabur& rsitfisn, bab it aus flnsm
Ssnitsr tw Gar iIsiisrisn, unb ibrs bTsnHmbin
aIstNtr IS[&Ifn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
0nr QahrIat.

Die DtmuEraiilts Giaais. Gtntrals
Gommiiits S,rlammsli E6 im SOItrns
0ptsI. 6arElsbura, am D ntEs =
taa. btn 4. 9lirt. 1876. 9la6mIttass
IN 3 Htr, um 40 sutfasibsn. 10 q o
anb an wsI&sm OEt bic Hd&ls Staais'
GenvtniIeu abstballtn wsrhsn iou. um
Ganslbalsn fur tas 0CpfrnSrs' une
G&akmsIatE. amt 5u nomintrfn.
On auftras.
SObn MILLER
8oTgBtr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

ssldIt&t, neil fe ben punimtn gftls'
irsIdt bsstnssn, itr porb Der BatI
a,sstsnts 8sriprs&,n 80 brt&sn,
unb a& ais borniris Blockheads 30 bIa.
mirsn. 5isr foTsen itre Namsn. bic
bic 8sra&tuns tlnss i.btn 70 watrtn
Dtmufrdt psrbltntnt
Stm SarbeD bon Tapets
te Gountp; SO. q. 6 NIB I f
bon Sranfltn 60; Soc @raff
BON 8eaper gountp; Sob. SO,
Srwin Soc Saps, 9, q.
9args 8. 8. &D9ers uno
y. 6. Sbtble BON 9tae9benp
@ountp @eDr9 Ste f bon
gpeomin9 County ; itno 8. 8.
StnrteDant BON CRAWFORD
@ountn-1O Snif,
Bel bsr britttn abaimmuns ssrbuf'
ten earst nnb S&ibIs; patri&stnll&
i&amten fs a&.
0ir srltbsH au&, ba6 ,w.i brtl Nss
prdfsntantsn bIsl,s (DauptIn) Sountps
(gtrtsman. Gort,nbaust unb NitsIsp)
sbsHfalls ssstn bic 0ibsrrufuns bss
@tltbts aimmtsn. Bon ibnsa srpars
tsttu MIR itboh nI&ts anesrss, benH
Gsmptrsnifanaiismus uno NabifaIts.
mus fnb spsi 3wtlIInsstriibsr, bic mon
INNER bsilammsn iabst Da msbrtr.
Dirtbf bIsfr Stabt unb GOunip fiir
bi,lt 9tuidn Rlmmitn. 70 mhR,n fi
fIA sar wunttrn. wtnn sInts fa6nsn
@Ors,nS SarrIsburS unb's County li&
30 @unfsa bee eUFal'Splicn'@ @eiibss
trtIdrtfn, unb baburb bistn ptrtlsnbs.
Ten ratitalsn 8irt6sn bas 5anbw,rf
berpfufGttn. i.. a
Nan merle R& allo ObIss Namtn +;
wlr bstra&kn 90 ale unlrt Yfi&t, nt
SFtntlidb bisr namtaft 30 MAIDEN. ba.
mit eas Bolt ben Oaijsn Som Sprsu
30 trtnnsn wsi6. unb lsbsn Tam, bon
iusI&sr 9laEs Nsnfasn 90 tIsr rsprd'
lsntirl wIrb, mSSsn blsis nun Dsmclra.
ten Obsr asputlliansr isin. s1 !
Die BIN fam ON Dunnsrstas. auf
aniras bts 9rn. Bern jur sptitsn 8trs
tsiuns, unh pafarif ebsnfalla.
&pr9eltertt paGirte
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Starb. = SL ehn. 9. Eager. bm GstH
ess SsrFUrbsHsn veIimsilss easr II eaaIagsr
IiarD an Meiias Ia sisR ssEs ws sr lsis tm
Ifbisn 8 pbfE 10 Sabrrn bsbHt,,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

!. Jshn Geeper, griEesni bfr gsasH
Na'i'Hal Saai Ia gsIHmtia, aaEt an Isbim
Oennfrias abnb ia isiHr @obHune. im
70Rsn esbsHsiatrt,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Nl6eIt@sr Esb. .-am ssrisbisH Msa.
TAG Ra&mitias aarb sin e9R,ss, Wamms
GSbiH @rdniHs tn Lookup ~ Maisiia.
DisHRass sHssr taiis tr nm sIa RaalIaasr ha.
islbii ssbsisn, Sa ct iaHifi aufr,@l astsn IsuH.
&, unb farb bit i$cn srpdbnt an msnias.
" paitr bic enHesnsHbiusHus im tS$am
Yrah. IL. -
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Die OemoFraten ssa gsIHmtIa Ilui.
ten ii4 I'M bas atsailsrs 9aTi." asinss psie
rs$t mas bH antrs pi1. Gs RSrs b,lTsE bis.
i' stuiasn i3Hifsnt ale I'D asssH sInsm
umpissn afmi&sH pif buHsrlss 1mHss um
fintn sfno9sH bsrnn,u,eErm. slrt4e
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Selbftmorh. .-Seea gsabaHi, flH nstI.
tabfnssr GaTmsr son Bart ESwnf4Ip, eanla.
fer County. bssIna Ia lester 6rsiias Ea4i ssn
Samiias M'srssa Ssltilmsrb, inbim 60 I'D ID
elmer alitn gBamsE~stffaii Habs iiiHR Dst.
hung trbansis. Gr har siRa 20 Sabrp ali,
Hne baIii blss Ssin otns an, aIs man itH fanh.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

DEE 6 GentraFt m tas n,Hs Hazslbaus
= MAEitiia % baasH. abIsIIta BE SfsTtH
eabH & SmsisI ole srbaIssn taTzs $685..
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Mnsb nifbt ibeI.--Gs gsasiiaIsa seH
taHiaIiss psIIsH ben ssaRsasisb aaSltt
Snsssr fit @spnuSr IaHftH IaHm.-
sgdss nl&i abtI. So ientm County IaHn tn
eEsblf oaIItial fERabIi bfrkfn, hsnn e. nur
et.i RatiIGIfr m. f l- tsSaFaasiN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04
MbenbGhuna.

Das 1aas ssIlammsIit ii% nm u libr, um
bIt aItt fir tfn @Ibnruf bee eOIaI Option
@sltSss IN sinv IpaiaI,n SlsuHs IN triiIst
esIHus FL gHaipHHs " iisEFH. Son bm
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Gin SthipinbIrr DerHrtbeilt.-5.
aSbIr Gnytr5 ivsI&T sinsH br gaussTsiHt
In eanfaRtr I'm msbrue EauIsnb b,l@piHhsI.
Il, wurbs an DOnnufiae bon Der 3ury f@aIbis
s.fanbtu, unb nuf elm 9abT unb fs9s RsnGt
In bio SaII, iOIpis n bic auiisH rHt $25 Gtra.
fs SGuribaIt. Da Suybn abH elm TabllaIss
siGt 10 70 pfTb tpH GuS. parlranft pabTs
f9EiuIi9 che Ianee bssnabiem.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

SdiDere Strafe. = esnt, Sisslf Bon
eanFstifr Durhs IA lsbifr Ds@s istssn eiquur.
SsriaHf ubHs eIrsnj am Ssnuiaes unb an
Rtt1triGbrIas nm 1910 ssfraft unt iiue
nod aGt @Ouais Ia Der Sail brummrn.-
9ai bE RItiT psI&sr sFn. Hssit ssTnEibsiI.
IL, pObI aud sins SssIs Z - stablsr Gaybu,
psI9H eitva $4,000 RabL braa&i bios SOS
Shafe b'labIst HHb bat is @cHai ~ srnm-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

iSpfiSt @afuiImpsI tman isbs bic Ra'
men ssnau bnra). ba as bas watte
Bib ,insr eslatsf6wateH GrHldberia
unb tsaalssIIata 4flftnasrin auf bsE
Gtirnt traafa; ff teieen;
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Sn einem StalI beranbt. = Vic 81.
5afcb RanL pUbntafi nabs 8iTe iH.otHb (siH
iunotbmtr Ramsl, emiInas County, am 8rsi.
tag gbsHb BON @Ouisrp na@ Sauts lam. pur.
be sr raa iptI 8Gabtr in ItInsm Siaas, mad.
BEN (is iba fsIlsstnnpsH baiie,i, I'm $40 BE-
sauIi. - Go 10 idum Der @liits w,Etb. sae
man hts 9srIs siafdnsi, @Uv. Sariyanfi bsaua-
tiei fs ia tp9 pishn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Oanasrstaa Mzss Z 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Sim 1tnlensScteI ~ eaHsaan % tm
gaIs siHiE risGssH @IlsIabs % fsb#. Die
ssase islta n niansieet aIIsin Sr. Rsbm,
psl9r ben 8als bsRet Isbt noe. anb % 70
iEsnnhIId tplg fe. ---- 4 rtr...Ll
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

GrfsnHtIitb. = Die eaniaaH gtHa
gHa&aunss GOmpasnir bal ba gIoaIn.
GeIir.eSmpasnIs bon RarIsiia sIn bibl&ss
@ef@sni ssma&t I'M fls MIiSIlfen bsrfsIbsH
30 unifcmirsu. au& pabtn BE 8hFesr bon
Maristla Der etnannisH GOmpnsHls fIn pra&.
tisse, NIT SiItr pIaitiflts gsunturn fiE sss
IfiRstsH DIsniis iani @sf&sHf stma&i
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

0BafIernanaeI. - Die 4RresE bon
eaniaiir babm f&SH Risbtr ,,EruntI" NIT
Iprsm DaGsrhsri, intsn 20 ni&t tinrsIasab
ssnus DaGtr fir bic Siabt IIsfsTt ta bic
yHmpn iitstFGpsmmt lIHb. RaH iPri4l ba-
bon, sfns @afnIsItHHs Bon sT GtidIss GSsil
nabs Waabstnt baiuri9lsn, nae turH finsv.
Damn IsI&t esIastfn isHHs. 9HeIsiA Isvn.
Ten AUD RaHIsi#i anb gsiHsbHrs MT - ,Ism
@afr ssrfsEsn H,vbsH EHb tatHSA sfHsH
StsI bsr aasaabtH bsarsiiga tsIIfH. DIslv
plan tuIsb bon siHsm @anus saiwssif.H, bsI.
DER NIT sn ESpserprbIs (ortstsle,rhtHna
cut bfiaHHt N.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

Gin @eIn&, I'm eilinbatHsH baSuH juTid-
iubaI.sn, 8tHlsa etc. IN 9ranb ~ lfdsH, sur
be an Sae GiItHtdbH Gonlls sirHIsffn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04


Sas Srat orinm @auIns, ssI&si
am sorlfbisn sRsHlas abtHb In bH Sutton
SalIs, ean'aR CT. ,um 8sllsn bE tsuIi9sn Iuib,
4lsnsesHtS.nbe llaiIianb. foa tIHe btr sfIuHssH.
fsn nne briIIanisatn gsvlisnHussH ssSfisH
itiaS s@Igs ie III eauIaffT sessbsH wHrbf.
9sisK'seTs Iobtnb psrstH bic DIrHas IRE 1Tu.
pref. Rab, 1ru. grOf. o IfffsL bsr psE.
rtn S&smauH uHb SttiHmaIItE
(bie tsIbsn etBitrtn aus 4aIlfmprs), uHk ben
GrduIfin appel uHb StrsbtL srw6bHt,
trsI&e an isHsm at,Hb mEiwfsiisn, HHh ausss-
Jst&nes DIsnas lsilstsH. Die laSHt eES6s
9alf mar ,us GrbTadsH Dsa, pae HalHTIi6
ap9 IN pseaHiarT 9sslsbune auf Elm San;
bsfritbissHbts Rtluliai T4Iiteta ISbi.
&;t 10 bhet tfabfaiist Ssu Rab, bisis
Terasauns uo& stHmaI 10 eebtn, nHb BEN
muilIiibeHbm wubIllHm sIufH rsat esHueysI.
Den Atenb ~ ssyl&aiftu. Die 8HrsT bon
eahFaiisr iuIrbis,n bnariias gsvRsuHassH Ia
sinfm ipdl bGbeTsn @vabe ale hir SaTrietur.
Ger. Das lsbt man an tss srs6sH EtstIHat.
uts, Der fTe bsalsIbsn T&snEsH. .-gDIE pRuf9sH
Sra. Ras ben b,iisH Grfsls.
L Bie beiGer fie2-gtsit @s9s ialAsw
brsi iuRes Rsbbite. eE,Hfs aa9 "a eanlaisT
cine ilnaaas Blbt Haa parsistHse, uHb asrIe.
then auf ibrsn DnubnuHest aud H. mstsrs
@lFibf&afisn no Es iH9lis isalss, I'D asr
ta&bsr irsissrisH, bafHr "a tgatlsx. Dabd
Iarmisn aue iOblsa fIs wis eslsiTsns, HHh brsb-
ten 9sbsu laaisssasa,@ hsr lbHm fH ben @es
tam. Der wOIIssi ssIaus ss tnsIt@, has iants-
rs slesbIail sInsuiansst Hab Ha9 ben Lock
up IN brinssn. 3ufER lastsn iie, Gs fsiea zen
SOrbsnsutpn, uHs bisbsH 0. Q. GIasi, g. 9.
StfrGisv uub 6. y. Sfnsr, Qnnisr isbE anesIs.
bsne GamiIIsu ia eanIaffr,) sas ahfT Hl4i
patH mar. Tam ssaaHssH Iis, tae asssH
saagafT fstsH, unb satfH ipFs WaHisi als
Damp 9ul, SubH Stpmas uHt 3. GIaEl an.
ggber aug bitle RaInel partH faIld. ,Da
MN Slayer Gtaafsr ssH eaalafsr iHiSniefr
gBsIls srabt auf 4siH9 Il paEsietHse war,
aub bns Lookup bflH9is, iTaf Wtn ftiHsm
aud bIe blfi rbtHeJp6tHtsn ,eanks.
Isnit" III isnt MHRaIt sInssIenril D9
Raypr. rsIag @hIrit NIT bfH trh @syuI4eH
Baiif, lsels cine gIfe iat itrr GttlIdauas tiH,
bfsabIis Die Sbafs uHb RnRsH, (siwa 500
seraaf ft tnilaFfn tuastsh. Or paHt4Hls
Intelligeneerg psIB iEw HamFA alzIB ~
Eatstn eIsssn bIa i blsisibsa aislsirgi.
salIIasnj ilnE.ie sIsl FtIssIaeI ~ ztiHss
ct WeHhf1s bsH rf4lis'H Rapra naefssbtH
IAh
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-04

&aneaster. Na.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-22

on or before the LIST OF April, 1866, make, by 4
rood and valid title, the State of Maryland
equal Joint owner of the property OF every
kind and descriptions real, personal and mixed,
then owned by the College. The previous en-
actments in reference to Trustees were at the
same time repealed, and the following was en-
acted in lieu thereof: That the Board of Trus-
tees of the College should, ON and after the
first day of March, 1866, lie composed Of eleven
Trustees, four of them to be members Of the
State Board of Education, TO represent the
States interest MS joint owner, and the other
seven to be elected Ivy majority of the private
stockholders, six Of them to bc residents OT the
State of Maryland. and one OF the District Of
Columbia In 1868, An Act to repeal sections
/ and l3 of the Acts of Assembly, passed AT
the January session, 1896, WAS passed and the
following enacted in lieu thereof That the
President of the Senate should be et o1icio, Il
member of the Board of Trustees Of the Mary
land Agricultural College. in the place which
the Lieutenant Governor formerly held III the
said Board Also, that general meeting of
the stockholders of the Maryland Agricultural
College should be held annually on the second
Wednesday of April, in the city of Baltimore,
at such special hour and place as the President
of the then existing Board of Trustees should
appoint, and one week notice OF such meeting
should lie published in two OF the daily news
papers of Baltimore, and that a meeting might
be called at any time and AT any convenient
place during the interval between the said an
nual meetings by the President and Trustees,
a majority of them, or by the stockholders
owning at least onc-tourth of the whole amount
Of stock subscribed, upon giving thirty days
public notice of the time and place of holding
the same, by advertisement published in one or
more newspapers of general circulation in the
State; and at all meetings of said stockholders.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-22

We commend to our readers the careful
perusal Of the resolutions adopted at the mann
moth Merchants meeting held at Masonic Tenn
pie, in Baltimore, on Tuesday evening last
This meeting was called by a large number of
the first business men of the city and in look
ing over the list of names attached to the call
one cannot fail 10 be impressed with this fact.
The meeting was intended as an offset to the
former meeting held in the same Hall, aud
which was captured by the Republicans and
Potatoe Bugs.
The resolutions present the true point at
issue in this campaign, and in clarion tones call
to the people not 10 be misled bv the specous
cry Of Reform" into the support of party,
whose success can only be built upon the ruin
of the Democracy, and which will have the
effect of retaining in power the present Wash
ington Government with all its iniquitics
Here are the resolutions
UhcrcgS II is the opinion Of a large number Of
the Merchants, Manufacturers, and Business men
Of the City OF Baltimore that the interests 81 the
people OF this state and Of the who'll, country n
qura. thai the Electoral vote Of Maryland should
he cast in opposition Ia tn" Republican candiAt"
for President, in i>.e and trhrreus. the fact i
iii''t W ~. va tt', - ~"
LING !t t-'Iti>' '!i' I'H IN ,i.l>
I,; - ~ ~ "a u ~, -, - - 20,
~ "a -.sH ,'i''' an !" nv .''l
the possibility Of ill., continued control over our
->'sti"ia' t'i''I>. >, --
t''I'' - u n, N'''t'. 'i''iA We -'i'I 'lsht-
Manufacturers and Business men 81 tn. City of
fiitlilo!t IN '"W n t'''lf-- N>' DIED d" ''s'\ -
~ mos Oh our Nt' ar At.'t "a
t'' interests 90 our 10y anu N}.tt' In l'''9' '
confirm or cooperate with the actpu~u a.! any and
amor IN" organ iEiItnilN tiiG-'hlh tEt' movement
"frl'IE"7! T., iluHp on 'tN'"3iTitTf 'saE}s'>
" recommend all WI" SYM attn ~ IN "HT ri.
Nlct"iiS or opinions 10 support I"ha To- aF'".i,
" ''i',t,' am '''tt u. mn. ~ ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-22
Encouraging.

From all parts of the State the accounts Of
the campaign are most encouraging and there
is not the slightest probability of the opposi
ton polling more than the vote usually cast by
the Republican party. In Baltimore city our
private advices are that at first a considerable
body of Democrats, deluded by the always
inviting cry of Reform, went into the opposi-
ton. But as the campaign has progressed
and Developments are being made of the OBJ
jects, purposes and character of the movement
thinly disguised under that cloak, men have
been undeceived and nearly all have returned
to their first love, until now the Democratic fol-
lowing to the Radical Know-Nothing car
amounts to mere handful of soreheads, who
would let go if they had anywhere else 10 go.
In this county our prospects are equally
cheering. We have accounts from nearly eyer
ry election district, and our friends are at
work in earnest We have assurances that
our full vote will be cast this time, and in ad-
dition, that negroes who may desire to vote
with us will be protected in the free exercise
of their right of suffrage. The intimidation
and terrorism heretofore practiced by the hired
DULLES Of Radicals upon the more timid of their
race has to be stopped. Colored men who
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1875-10-22
From the baltimore Gazette.
Mr.. woOford's Challenge to Wallis,
Earle Il Co.


Mr. Wallis, the rival candidate, through
his organ the Baltimore american of this date,
has repeated his sweeping dcnunCiatiou Of me
The W hole stock in trade which Mr.. Wallis has
10 keep up his battery of vitupcration Is he
statement said 10 have been made by Mr.. Earle
on the floor Of the Senate, while seeking by
some means to defeat the revenue measures
proposed by me for the Legislature Of 1874. /,
therefore, deem il due to myself to again pro-
nounce the charge utterly and entirely false,
and in order TO show that il is false, | here re-
iterate the fact that no bill was introduced in
10 either house of the Legislature of 1872 TO
grant pension TO any man from Somerset
county, and that no such bill was referred 10
Mr.. Earles Finance Committee OF could have
been the subject matter of advocacy before
that COMMITTEES by me. challenge Mr.. Earle
or Mr.. Wallis TO show that such "A bill ever eX-
sted and it is the easiest thing in the world,
if such bill did exist or was before the Legis-
lature to prove il by reference to the journals
of the two Houses, which must, of course
show the introduction and disposition of eve
ry bill that was brought before the Legislature
| chaliege Mr. Wallis or Mr.. Earle 10 prove that
any snch bill ever was referred TO the Finance
Committee or ever had an existence.
If they do not show by the journal of pro-
ceedngs that there was such bill, they must
retract the charge or stand convicted of utter
ing and relterating malicious calulnny.
further state that Mr.. Wallis relations
with me were of the most friendly and cordial
character until May last, when the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway Company paid into the
Treasury the amount Of the Judgment recovered
by the State, at which time Mr.. Wallis wrote
me an insulting letter in regard to said pay
ment, and a correspondence ensued which am
now having copied and will give to the public
in order that they may judge whether motives
other than merely disinterested purpose to
promote reform have influenced Mr.. Wallis in
his efforts to traduce me.
LEVIN WooLFoRD.
ANNAPOLIS, October 20 1873