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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

THE Law OF NEwsPAprra ! g.
bers who do not give express M.
try are considered a. wiahirs wv
their subscriptions. 9elt]
2. If any subscribers order Il.
ancs Of their newspapers, the ~, sssa,k
entinue to send them until an 49, soas
paid. '1'ss1|
3. If subscribers neglect or r.f..
their newspapers from the ofss. n
they are directed, the law hold. Hs 9 u
sible until they have settled The 'i IN q
dered them discontinued. S Y,
4. If subscribers remove II =,
without informing the publisher AN, Ssset
papers are sent to the forme, ii,ss.
are held responsible. y
5. The courts have decided that -
take newspapers from the Office !. .s.as
and leaving them uDcalled for. /; -. eAs
evidence Of intentional fraud. s
6 The postmaster who neglect. j.
legal nstice Of the neglect Of a pe, - eist|
from the Office the newspapers at ~
him, is liable to the publisher for ths s e
ton price. ''tq
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

r.,urs IN BurrER.-It is perfectly as'
|tonishing that SO little care Is Isks !!
with the products Of the dairy amon !.
the farmers generally throughout pug
country. Time and again have writer's
and agricultural experimenters- demon
strated that milk and butter particular,
" are susceptible to foreign talnts anu
cdors to a remarkable degree, yet the
whole matter of care in preventing tne
access of Objectionable odors IS regal,
ded with indifference. We have nao
occasion lately in visiting farm-houses
in different localities, to inspect the &C.
commodations for the dairy. and IN very
few instances, indeed, were proper
means taken to secure a proper ventl'
lation and security for the production
of sweet and marketable butter. In
several cases the milk was set on
shelves in which heaps Of decaying roots
and vegetables were lying, and the
odor which arose from them was any
thing but agreeable. In one case, a
tub half filled with dirty cloths was
standing in the cellar in close proxim-
unity to the milk shelves, and in anoth-
err cellar was petroleum or kerosene
barrel which sent forth its peculiar odor
very perceptibly Of course the milk
absorbed the various taints with which
the air was burdened, and the consc
auence was, poor, almost unmarked
able quality of butter was churned,
when a good sweet product might with
proper care have been secured. Far
mers often speak, sometimes sneerlng-
ly, of "guiA-edged butter" meaning that
which brings the highest market price,
but complain when perhaps third, or
half of the gilt-edged price is offered
them for theirs. The high price is sim
ply the return for the exercise OF prop
or care and attention which they In
their butter failed te give.
There are many more customers in
town and city who will pay almost any
price for the best quality of butter that
can be supplied, and there is no excuse
for the production OF an inferior quality.
.Hdss Pl0rman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

AN exchange sayes: We give our
washerwoman notice that hereafter we
want our own clothes. Last Sunday
we put on another fellows shirt, but
couldn't wear it at all. 1t was all
ruflled around the top and looked real
but there was no place
for a collar, and it haden't any bosom,
though we are bound to say there was
plenty of room for one. Yes, it was a
handsome shirt; but we don't have
ours made that way.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

CONVERSATION WTH A CoNvIcr.-Vis
itor CATER having asked all the other
convicts regarding misdeeds and pun
ishment innictcd)-"Well, Collins
what are you in FORT"
CoLLlNs-"Because l can't get out"
VI mean Of what were you con.
victed"
C.-"Frying icc!"
V.-"Don't the warden ever take
your irons Off"
C,-"No; he's afraid I'll take cold if
he does"
v.-"How long were you sentenced
for?"
C.-"Ninety-nine days only"
Y. (Sympathetically)-"Ahl nine
ty-nine daysl Why, your sentence will
soon expire, and you'll be free again,
won't your"
C.-"Well, not so very soon, either. +"
V.-"Why, how's that? Ninety.nine
days isn't longw 81. .
G. Slightly closing left optic)-
well, you see, boss-they're all Christ
mas days"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

LUXURY OF EASY DREssEs-Eery few
know luw to appreciate an easy
healihful dress. They think theig
dresses are loose when a man or boy
pat into ome would gasp for breath
and feel incapable Of putting forth any
effort except Ia break the bands. La
dies are so accustomed Ia the tg,tt ilts
Of their drcsSmakcrs, that they fail IL
pieces" when relieved OF them They
associate the loose dress with the bed
or lounge. To be up they must be
stayed ~, and To recommend comr
Portable dress II them is NOT To meet a
conscious WANT oi theirs.
1t is great pity none the less. II
they could once know what luxury it
is to breathe deep and full 1t each res.
pira,ion, to feel The rctrcshmcnt which
the system takes in 10y having the
blood culivcned and sent bounding
through the veins, to have tho aids To
digestion, which such process gives. to
have their own strong, elastic muscles
keep every organ IN place, and them
selves erect; if they could for a good
long while know this blessed luxury.
and then be sent back into the DID, stiff.
straight jackets, they would fume and
fret. and rave in very desperation if
they could not get rid of them
AS it is they prefer to languish and
suffer dreadiully, and die young, and
leave all their friends, and their hus-
band, and their little children; and |
do not see any other way but to let
them be sick and die till they are salts
fed. If only the sinner were the SUI.
fcrer, there would not be occasion to
make a great to do about it; but the
blighting of future innocent lives,
which must follow, renders the false
habits of our women in the highest de.
gree criminal.-Lncs Of life
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

49,, pop ~ OLD APpLB TREE
considering the growth Of organisms,
the action Of the alkalles IS 70 -
i I.o mon as scarcely less important
tb .n that of air and water. Lime Is
the tl,.,'t GREAT animal alkali, and potash the
Vegetable Voc one: its old name Of vegeta-
BILE kali expressed that fact, and all the
notash of commerce is we'll known TO
he derived from wood ashes The I'M
portance of potash as manure u mas
frequently been overlooked by farmers;
who rarely know the large amount o.
this material found in grass, gram
crops. leaves, barnyard manure, roots,
and fruits. The point to which we
now call attention is, that our farmers
and fruitgrowers have ignored or
rather have been ignorant OF the I'M
nortance of wood ashes as avegetao'e
stimulant, and as the leading const'tu'
ent of plants. Even coal ashes, now
thrown away as useless, have been
shown both by experiment and analysis,
to nossess fair share of alkaline value
We will relate only one experiment:
Some twenty-five years ago we treated
an old hollow Pippin apple tree as fol:
lows: The hollow, to the height OF
eight feet, was filled and rammed with
compost of woodsashes garden.mold,
and a little waste lime (carbonate).
The filling was securely fastened in by
boards. The next year the crop OF
sound fruit was sixteen bushels, from
an old shell of tree that had borne
nothing OF any accout for some time,
and for seventeen years after filing,
the old Pippin tree continued to flourish
and bear well.-.Scientyfc american.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

The CHEcK-RElS.-Thc following
communication to the London DAILY
Ners from Mr.. Flower. an enthusiasts
tic horseman. on the cruel practice OF
training up the heads of horses in an
unnatural position for the sake of the
supposed stylish appearance. is as
applicable to Canada as to England:
much has been written and said
about cruelty to animals, and very
excellent society is doing much to sup.
press it, in many ways very successful
ly: but there is one most cruel and
barharous practice going on all around
us. Of which they take 10 notice, pos
sihly because the perpetrators are III
the higher classes of society, which re-
ally makes il much worse, for they
ought TO know better. This stupid
and cruel practice is the use Of the
gag or Bcdouin bearing-rein 10 CARR
age horses which not onl y puts the air
imal to present torture. but by forcing
tie head into an unnatural position
brings on many painful and fatal dis
orders Let any one watch the horses
in the Park, or standing ~ they do for
hours at the theatres, shops, etc, with
foaning months and Tongues swollen
and hanging out. trying 10 get little
case 10 their poor heads and necks 10y
tossing them up. putting them side
ways or in any possible position, vain
~ appealing to their unl,eeding or ig-
ncrant masters or coachmen 10 slaclcn.
If only for few minutes, the torturing
rein, and then say if we can call our
selves humane people
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

The buckling on of the knights ar
NOR by his lady's hand was no mere
caprice of romantic fashion. 1t is the
type of an eternal truth, that the souls
armor is meyer we'll set to the heart un.
less woman's hand has braced it; and
it is only when she braces it loosely
that the honor Of manhood fails.-Rus-
Kin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

THE time will come when the nations
now ivilized and Christian, but which
resort to war to settle their difficulties.
will cease to be classed even among
civilized nations, but will be regarded
as barbarian-Dr. Penbodv.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

This world would be sandy desert
OF lonesomeness if women were not
privileged to attend auction sales and
pay more for an old bureau than a
new chamber set would cost.-Detro;t
Free Press.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

A hatred OF war is an essential fea.
ture of practical Christianity, and it is
a shame upon what is called the Chris.
t'an world that it has not long since
borne universal and indignant testimo.
ny against the enormous evil.-John
An1el James.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

Why is Phil Sheridan like the Gulf
of Mexico? Because he lies about Lon.
isiana.-Nashrdle onion and american.
Good. And now please tell us why
the Mississippi river is like Phil. Shcr
ldan! Because its mouth is always
obstrncted by bar.-N. Louis Times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

DEATH, says the philosopher, is the
commingling of eternity with time;
in the death Of good man, eternity is
seen looking through time.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

A poor yonng man remarked that
the only advice he gets from capitalists
IS ito live within his income" whereas.
the difficulty he experiences is to live
without an income.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

EMMERsoN says: In the great house
hold Of nature, the farmer stands at the
door Of the bread room and weighs to
each his loaf. ]
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

GIVE your son trade and you do
more for him than by giving him a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

WITHOUT courage, said Walter Scott,
there cannot be truth, and without
truth, there cannot be any other virtue.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

SELF.xADE men are very apt to wor.
ship their maker,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

FORTY Kentuckians rode two DAYS t.
kill . fox worth sixty cents. =
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

Whoever ~rr.
vA1ANTS AN AGREEABLE Oo.s,du
/" ton. requiring only intellieenoe.. 80 q,
perseverance,. and which pays hbe!aiiy |. al =
% snEnnAx s HrpH. Of San Tranciscc,;. s ~ +
end terms % agentA for 30eocoAn nsJ IL
S0M DkUeN1. drst-class mon THY joy. .soc1
q paGo0. Q0af9o form. Canvassang TOT 800
cAf1ZAxs md ID PROFITABLE. SEND 20 mi
I1x II AID sR1. Address SHERAAN 1900
Jan16-w2l San
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1875-02-13

TU0xnCBeD RkAUK0.-A FULL -
- nent kspt constantly On hand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-16
sgufrabr In Der Wtnense8eno pon
Yenntplpattiett. WprotBaten
1ttt0 feift GttOe.

8ottSpille, Yenni., Is. Slug. - Sc
fern mar aageueiner 3abltas fiir Die Berg
ieute oieier @egeno. Sa Die aeute @elo ge.
ma batten, 10 stns es nidt obue 9tubeIt1rliu=
aen uub Saufere1en ab. Sn @irarbspine
Gerietben sipei Dtdnner, Nameus Stelsel uno
3ope, in Streit. Stel5el besab iid) mad oem
giireau oes 6riebeusribters @mptber, nm
einen Saitbefebl gesen ieinen Biberia6er
aus,umirfen. gSdhrenb Der 6rieoensrid)ter
ben Yeiebl ausfertister murOe er burf 3uei
Olanner, tpeldle Dor Dem 9auie Hanben, ers
idloiien. Some 1T nniidtbar geworSen.
Sn Seranton belt bic 6euerfuebr elm pic.
Sic ab. g. Sanles bielt etne @dentbuoe
anf Dem Seitplate uno purbe BON sWet Mdns
nern erifolIen, tpeld,e @etrdnfe uerlansten.
Sames bate Dor eiuem Sabre einen Mann in
SelbifpertbeiOisuns erihofien.
Sn Mabonepe@ltg fam es geffern abenb sn
etner Yriigelei Dor elmer 9Sirtbihaft, peld,e
pollitdnOia Oen1Oltrt puroe. 8rei Mannsr
,puroen eridolieu; @hriitian 8unfauer, mel
t,er ,niab, erbielt einen Sdub in bic 8ruft
unS ulrb ferbeu. 8nllD Hil, elmer Der
SalptranfbOloe, befinoet ftd iett in 9ait,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-16
&oltmore &c., Woutag, ben 16. Muguf 1875.

9tnn loG Der alte Spinner mad allen
fir bas Saterlano ausseitanoenen ytOther
au4 nod ausgebauen meroen. Der Soils.
Sribun" beriftet: y6r. @arl Stierlin, @lert
i'm Shatamte, bat, als gebiloeter uno fdbtz
ger Silbbauer, Elm treffenbes Dtobea III Shon
bon benz Yortrait bes allgemein geebrten Sc
uerals Spinner, pormaligen SunoeSi9ab-
meiiterS, entmOrfen. Ser @ppsguB Der
SpiunersStatue miro bis sur ndfiten Bofe
pollenoet iein nnb i'm S6atamte in Der 81
flee oes 6rn. Stierltn auSgeiteqt iein. Die
9ppsitatue miro orn. Spinner ais 3eiden
Der Oanfbarfeit bon Srn. Stierlin perebrt
merben."
Sci eancaiter, Yenni., tuollte geitsrn
&bas. Sinlap auf einen mefltd) fabrenben
3ug ipringen; er fiel unter Die 8dSer nno
beioe Seine tpurOen ibm abgeidnitten. Ser
Mann pirO mabri6einlid) iterben miiien.
Der 8rtegsmiuiter 8 Ell fna p befano fIf
porgeitern in Selena, Wfontana.
Sci Ntagara@S al lls bat man Die eeid]e
oes in ben Sdllen perun9liidten SRI. Bbtlpot
gefunben. Ser S0rper mar 10 entitellt, oaB
er MIR burd Die SleiOer ioentifSrt werOen
fonnte.
@oup. Stlben BON SEEM .Dorf bat benz
@eneralanipalte bic 8eilung ertbetlt, Die be-
triigerii1en Canal @ontraftoren Seloen nno
Oeniion & @omp. III 4nfldge 5u perleben.
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8areau OcS 0cbauOe Snipcfturs,

Baltimore, 0eu IA, NuQut 1879.
Der G5c6dube Suipettor Dat @rGubnt6= Srube
um ioI9euoe Sausprtoilegteu erbatteu;
pom q. Ninrtin um 9eihIoienen ShuppeH, bel
II 5uB. btHtet gtr 2O6, Sardto9ditr.;
bon -. US. Donobue um 5cbn geIbtoiiene ShupE
pen, bel 10 6ub, bintcr Der @5oPtaats, ioltb pOu
BON {tSe6riotr Wlor6ur9 nm einen DampitefleI unb
Qfoihtns non 80 Pieroeirait 9tr 10, sho=ebarless
BON g. eaeO un se6lOTcuen Sbuppeu, bel 12
5u5, butter giT. 3l6. DIT Jionumentl![.;, >, re
poH @. 3. SlGte I'M ciHeu Stau, y bet II 6u6,
6iuter gtr. 10, o=Gafteitr.;
uou U. @oooDin nm offCnCu Sdbuppen, 10 bel II
6uB, binter Der 8luces, nGbe 6lmiabltr;
pon R. &tlento um Gin SomneroGh, @de Der @Gita
pon ~ stttle nm geidtofenen Sbuppen, 10 bel p
Sus, binter 9tr. 100, @eorgeitr.;
pom e. .. 3. Yoor nm etue Seranod, bel II r.,
btnter SIR. %, gtorosR sRepublicduitr.;
BON 6. StIep UNI ein SommeroGd, Rr. 90, SiioA
uon 81. 8. Gjrotam UNI ciuen etau, bel 0 6u6,
9iuter Der Sdc uoH Aiequitbz uHo 5eoerGlltr.;
poH 81. Sauinum cine %eranoa, 4bei IA Sus, btaz
ter ytr. 7S, 9toros SrouoDGg;
q bon %. @raiDioro. l9ent, um offenen Sfjuppeu,
50 bel go 6uf, .Bbi. Btim. z9alto.s s@iicnbabHs"
Berite. gegeuiiber Soitoutr.;
Don Rep. s. 8aitep um Gin 0aitbaus, II bel i6
iSuB, btnter 9ir lt3, @ou9lItr.;
BON 70. 9enuln9 um oiteuen Stuppeu, 10 Del l2
ISuB, biuter gir. 2i6, 9iuiberrgitr.;
BON 8. u. Somer 8, Bruoer um Elm beibrc0eRCS
Sannsr ais Sdto, yir. ttS, g8sft=sombaroir.;
BON 9. VI. iSorbes nm olfenen S6uppen, 10 bel 60
Sus, @noe oes gong God;
pom y. +. 4ieele nm oIFeneu Shuppeu. 70 bel GO
SSus, BreBmdus, 9e9epu6er 9dlbonuitr.;
pou .. u. Searo UNI eIr SoHmeroab, Stsbtftr.s
Berfte, 9e9enu6er 9dmoeuitr.;
BON i. 8obe UNI seithloieucu S6uppen, Del IS
isu6, binter ytr i25, Grosftr.;
BON S. Sarrt6 um etn AuIlebers9aus, bel 8us,
Berfins Sprm9 sSquGre
pom g. gemel nm ofele Shupptu, bel f} g.,
hinter Der Strtders, nobe UluloerGofr.
uon s. Ghaufier UNI cine Ssrduoa, 3 Oct i2 5u6,
hiuter gtr. 95, HorozSbdpelitt,;
BON S. Saum nm ofieHen SdJuppen, bel 13 g.,
6inter Der Suiders, iholih Don Brdttitr.i
BON 3. Slenu UNI offcnen SbuppSn, 6 6ei 10 bus,
binter Sit. POS. Si9bttr.;
BON .. SareHburser UNI eiuen Staf, T. bel i2 g.,
butter Der Sertn9ton', uGpe &uGstitraBe.
Or Bcna6sidJtiot MHe, tie es aueebt, ouF CT
Sanjta9. b. q. Augult ~, Sormittugs UNI 10 ubr,
n ieinem BIreau Guueeno iein rirO, nm beia9te
@jelude in Grp1guu9 gu 5ir9en uno 6aruber Beiblus
su faIlcn. Sin auItrage: VI. 2, gSattiuS,
Gy5) etert oes @ebduoe=5nipeitors,
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NerutS@te SepeS6ett a1tS
WefttsMDrf.

p,Oorf, 13. ausuf. = Die So.
Mfoob1 uu0 Saufeb famen nit benz Sampfer
Spain" bon 2iuerpool bier an. Griterer
miro fi6 nad Nortbftelo, Ytaii., beaeben,
Sanfep mabrifeinl1t ldn9ere .3elt III Pbtla'
belpbia oerweilen.
- 9,e 0anpier y4oriatic" unb vgSpo.
ming" iinb BON 2iperpool I'M blefgen Safen
angefommen.
: eSeute famen in Seriep Gitp 149 @ags
gonlaSuneen nit IA 400 &Drben9friihen dil.
- Bm. @olfe, elm Oeutider, puroe beute
Nbeno in Srooflpn auf Die Gnflage perhaftet
falidle 80 @ents .Noten perauSgabt 81 baben,
Die Sdlidunsen iino portrefflid ausgeiiibrt.
= Ser rpodentlibe Saufberidt gibt fol.
genoen Iusmeis: 3uuabme Der Oarleben $3,:
lO7, 900; abnahme Der Spe5le $2,892,300;
@bnabnle Der y2egal SenSers" $3.50, 100;
glbnabme oeSSartgelbes $109, 100; Ibnabmt
Der 3eieroe $4,910,000.
SoIS or1f
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nit eiuem 8adifeiue 10 fur9tbure @unben
in ben &Opf, baB on ueridteoeuen Stelleu sic
SuOdeu bloB liegen. 2etterer, gang bewuBt
los, beftnoet itf i'm Central zStattonsbauie
Inter Der Sebanolung BON Or. 9ean.
- Die @inuahmen pGbreno beS nit bem
80. SUM enOcnoen SiSfaliabreS fiir Die Of,
ientlideu Sduleu oes 0itrifts @olumbic
belauien iif auf S517 ,610.12 unb Die Auss
gaben AMI s409, ,991.9l, uerbleibt alio ein
0feit BON $107 7,618.16. Alte anipriife i'm
Setra9e BON $40, ,745.48 mur6en anerfannt
nno auSbeSublt, mas bic Aus9abeu auf
$3.50, ,737. 80 erb0bt.
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GarOpaiide &abel6ert6te.
Seut{6Iano.

9eutf6lano.
Berlin, Ia. glug. - G1e fatboliiden
@eiitltdDen IN Boien, meld1e bonn Staate ere
uannt iinb, baben iid) ben Sirben9eiesen un-
terlporfeu.
Serlin, IA. Iug. - Ran bort, baB bic
beutife &egierung bemnadit bic 5rage elmer
0fepiiton Ses Spiiden ben Ser. Staafeu uno
Oeutl6lano beitebeuoen 4uslieferungs Ser,
TRACES in Setrad,t sieben lpirb, 10 eaB bur9
ben nenen 8ertrag aud bic iiibbeuti9en
Staateu gebedt rperben.
GnsIano.
2onbnn, Ia. Iug.-Sie - StmeS" ent.
halt einen grtifel iiber Die biesidbrige Grnote,
Der, nie .fie ielbft iagt, aus gutter Quelle
itaraG;t. Sie ruioeripridt oarin Den 8eiiirds
tunaen, als rpdre eine i6lebte @rnote 3u err
tuarten. Die letten Stegensiifie in Sranf.
reid bdtten bebeuteuo peuiger Sf)aben angee
rid)tet, ais man crit angenomnteu. g8enn
Die @rubte in Nnlerifa gut ausfalle, 10 uiiroe
feline qroBe 8erdubernng in benz 8eiultate
Der @rnbte bes Sommermai5ens eintreten
fSuuen. Die gtieberlagen bon altem gSaisen
Der enaliiden6armer ieien Smar unbeoeuteno,
miiroen irbef lidt 10 idnea absebelt, als inn
norigen Sabre, ipdbreHh bic ginbeimiungen
wabrene Der letten IA Gage boppelt 10 sroB
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SMiffsnadtrfmtett.

Der 9ampier Diego" 9apt. @aiau9a,
fam Sonuabenb Don giuerpOol bier al.
Der 0ampfer o@eorge 4ppolO," @apt.
2ouelanO, traf oOrgeitern BON Bolton iiber
gtorfolt, 3d., i'm bief9en 3afen Elm.
Der Sdooner rs. s. Bidnp," @apt.
Sopeu, langte Souuabeuo BON yioro=@aro-
lima bier an. -..... -... ~
Bic Dampfer n@aleigb," Gapt. OliOsr,
mo - &udabOe," @apt. BromH, 9ingen Dor
geitern BON bier nadl g8iImingtOn, giorO-
Carolina, ab. ....r. -..
Ser 9umpier y8m. @rane," Gapt. 6ans
Tor, tad am 6relta9e BON BOfOn bierBer i'll
Gee. ,....
Sn gtem. .Sapen, Conn.,, tameu Die Sdoo=
ner ySobn S. Sbam," 9apt. @or, lno ,Slt=
Der S1OOlielO," @apt. 0tBway, am9onuerl
lla9e BON bier an.
Son 9iio De Saueiro bra1en folgeuoe
6abrSeuge nad) Baltimore auf: am 16. Sult
Ser Oeutid)e SdoOner uQe9iOiu8" uno Die
Sarfe rDiaggie y. 5ugg," Capt. Steco;
am IS. Suli Die Srig9 n3in9arara," Capt.
Sc Srocq, uno bic norwe9iide Srtgg aGte
del" am 81. Sui oteSrigg oGeuna," Capt.
EernanOiS. ..t.
9ie Sarfe y@amuliel," Gapt. 9baw,
lief AM 18. 9all Don bier in RlO De 9aneiro
eln. .-l.
Die Surfe ,munitou," Gapt. gaOrtb, ie.
9eIte 9ouuerFa9 BON 0tatau6as auf Cuba
bierber ab. ... .......
0le Brigs r0cata," Capt, gagss, fam
am 26. Suli pom bier in 6aUanHa all.
Die nOrpeglid)e Sarte v6ortuna," Capt.
Ghrifenieu, traf am 4. au9uit pon bier in
8iga ein. ...-
Sic nOrmesiide 8arfe Self" @apt. Star.
cuiieH, fam AM 6rettag bon bier in &o'
itod an. 1r.
Die bsutibe 8arfe gSOhenu GuOpig," !"
Capt. 6Glies, fad an 0Onterfa9e BON
Sremerbapen bierber in See. .....
Der Oampfer yamerica," !" @apt. 8ilup8,
ging 0ounertag bon Sauannab, @a., bier
her ab unO traf porgeftcrn IN unlerem SaIeu
ein.
am 5rsttase iegslte oer0ampfer vGalpert, +"
&apt. SoleD, uno Der Shooner ygoOtont," !"
@apt. 9tlfols BON @barletOn, S.s@., na6
Baltimore ab. ....
Die grigg yGoncorb," Capt. 9Obban, traf
am Oienitage bon bier in Watan5as, &uba,
eln.
Der ipuniife 9ampfer oSOie," Capt. abi.
juri, ita6 Wtittmo6 Don 6aoanna blerber III
See.
Ser 0ampfer Sea @uQ," Capt. Gibbs,
bad Uorgeiteru BON @barleifon, S.sS., na9
unerem 9afen auf. .r
Die ruifiihe 8arte ,9ibertas," Capt. g8i=
canber, lief 9onneritag bon bier i'll Queenss
tolpn, Srlano, ein.
Die 9rsimaiter rsuigi g." uno ,Mtaria"
famen Sonnabeuo BON bier Al Gncensfomu
IN SSrlanb an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-16
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