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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
@,ts Der gnnacsbauptltaot.

Wa1hiuqton, 2. Nouember. Sm
letten Utonate muroen IN ben SunoeSmln5z
it1tten i'm @ansen 2l5,251 3ebn.Oolars<
@olpitiide 9epragt, melde elnen gSertb bon
81 ,3O5 ,020 repraientirten.
-Oas 8eriabrcu bes Sunbss9etihtes bon
Utah gegen Brigham Doung, befen Ginipers
ruua 0erfiigt rporoen ut, neil er iif gepeigert
hat, ieiner geiheoeuen Srau $4,000 fir Ali.
mente ausSuSablen, llegt ieet oem Sberbuu=
Desanmalt Dor. -.-.-'.''
-Oeute wurben i'm 8atentanlte % weib~
lid|e 4nqeitellte eutlnfIen.
-@eltern unb beute mar Die ySreebmens'
Bauf" Don bieftgeH 9tegern iiberfiillt, Die ibre
Nutbeile an Der OiDtoenoe non 20 Irosent,
Die lid) auf etma 100000 belduft, erbOben.
gs fanoen lid 5000 Oepoiitoren, oeren Depo.
iiten inter eiuen Dollar, un6 ruenigltenS 10 >.
900, beren Oepoiiten unter s5 betragen, elm.
Depoiitoren, bic auBerbalb Der Staot mob
uen, mliien ihre Banfbii9er ooer aHbere Be
peiie tbrcr Guipriid)e ourt cine perantmort=
lid1e 8anf oOei per BOit eiuienben.
Ger Brdiioent ernannte beute cine Insabl
Bofmeiiter.
pas Cabinet mar beute ,tuei Stunbeu
| lana in Sibung. Die 6rage Der Serbaftun9
| Briaham 9)ouns'S wurbe beiproheu, obnt
OaB ieDod elm Sei6luB 9efaBt worOeH rpdre
| Die Sa6e rpuroe benz Northumberland
,ur 8eautantuug iibermieieu.
-GS liegen bier fe1ne offi5ielleu Rahrid
ten iiber be Serfolgung Der behiigeril9er
| SduapSbrenner Dor.
-Die iapaneitihen Brobemiinssn n&pr'
iiub an bas StaatS-Oepartement 9elanst unl
BON oielem Der Philapelpbta'er Diiinse suse
ianbt moroen.
| SIM Sberbunbcsgeridlte pnrbe heute be
Giienbabn> YrO5eB, tpeld)er BON ben @ompas
MEN segen einige Stranger" sStaaten ause
ltrengt sporben III, rueiter ar9nmentirt.
/ -@enerdle9ieutenaut Sheriban uno Brig.
@eneral Goof traieu bente bier elm uno mad
ten hen, NSr1iinenten ihre Nuflpartuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
|SiuneInuNt \


Baltimore, ben s. Roo. 1915. En Die Otit9lteber
Der n8altimorer ShiiBru=@ ,ieGihait" Seit benz
autauTe uuitreS berdiheu Sarfe5 an Der Belairz
Queuue no 10 SATIRE ocrToiien uno miiiitn mir ets
Der getebeu, oaB ett oieier 3ct weuts Serheieruu9
NIT AusnG6me eiuaer @iebdutbfetten, luenn iolhe
.Smprouements" genannt Weroeu touHen, gehebeu
fno. am 6eutisen Gage ioGte oaber itoe5 RitsIeo
po6t iiberGegeu, oh G5 nid an Der Setih elm ueues
Gelime euiufii9reu, Der9roBte 3bel o6r Dutgliez
Der lit Der Qniid) odB, Ueuu ueue Bramte erlpablt
uiiroen, tte bepieien batcn. taB itt 5ntereiie an
unerer @eieuibat ne9meu, iib aud eiu neues eebeu
tunogeben iuitr6e, uno eue srOBere Bet9eiguu9 oer
Witgleoer ni6t GusbeibeH Tonne. gBtr empfe9lea
Sbueu oaber eiueu WabBetteI, luoruntet sic etH@
5ene alte beUd9rte UlitgleAer fu0en iouie anoere,
6sren 0ameu in Der Gjeieuidait. ioiute in uuierer
Staot einen 9uteH 9lang babcni oGbet ba6en mir eS
uber sfpedmdBtg geuHoen, oa5 gtmt oee erlten Se@
tretdr5 In oeHiebeu 6dnoen gu Insn, oa COLDER Die
WaihHere Der Gejelibdit ourh uno ourb tennt,
uno in 8erbiubuug nit Dem ueuen Soato nur 9us
tes 9c5taifen lperOeu taun.-Sttmmeu Ste 0es9al6
bcu gBa9lSette NIT 0rn. iSrteOrtb g9ebr an Der
Spiee, uu0 Sie meroeu etne 9dranttc BADEN, oaB
Die (5eIeaibait pom Weuem 6libeu uuo geoeibeu
wtro. gieIe SdHscn Wtt9gieoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Smea 5tptid,ett stpci Gompa9mons.
Ser Ntne iuir0 eridIoiIen ttno
Der WuOere t0Sflid1 perttolttoef

New.Yorf, 2. gtOubr. = 6eute yad=
nittag fanb i'm oberen Stodnerfe beS SaueS
gn. 106, 0slancepz Str., Elm 0ueQ slpiiden
3mei polnii9en SSracliten, gtameus SOicpb
9olomann uno Woies Biscall, itatt. @oloz
mann puroe an Der re9ten S9ldfe getroffen
unb auf Der Stelle toot nieoer9eitrsdt. Pia=
caa erbielt einen ShuB iiber Dem redteu 4uge
unD 1T t6otlid OerrpunOet. - Seoe betrieben
Elm Snmelengeid,Gft unb 9erietbeu pegeu Sc,
iddftSangelegenbeitcn in Strett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03

@tncinnatt, o, ,. gtOu. - Su elmer
BON 9eiitltden bieii9er StaOt 9ebalteneu Ser
iammlung murOe beiAloHen, oaB i'm SABRE
1876 i'll Cincinnati etue reltJiOie Sdfularfeier
absebalteu uuO Elm @Omite Don 10 BtrioHen
eraannt werbe, Inn bic Arrangements Su Der
6eter 5u treffcn. @tnlabungen SIR 8beil.
nabnte an Der 6eter iollen iiber OaS gan5e
2anb uerbreitet, uuO 2(ueS aafgebOten werben,
I'm Die 6tier 10 81 9eitalten, OaB iie alles ga.
getueiene iibertreffen ioa. 9as lluteruebmelt
miro pom SeneraI. I.0ireftor @oibam gut9ez
heibeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
@atttmmoro ttnO Sel6Itmoropers
S1td1

Sifipee, gt. s., 2. Ropbr. - Samuel
3. abbott, ein blefserSurmer, ermorOete beute
yeahmittag ieine Srau, inoem CT ibr nit Ell
nem Belle taft ben &Opf bonn 0tumpfe hieb.
ONs Serbrefen mlroe in einem g8utbaufalle
wdbreno zines Streites begau9en. glbbott
oeriufte, fd Su bdngeu, wurOe aber nod
redt3ettig abgeidnitteH. @r befinbet iid1 i'm
@efdngntiie nnO bat ieine Gbat bereit8 eln9es
ltauben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
StaotratbS- SerbanS lun9en.
Der critic sStpeta npG nidlt epnftttntrt.

Der erte 3weig Oes usuerm6blten StaOt.
ratbS periammelte Ifl geitern Ga6mittaa
inter Hem SorIite 6eS Sorn. Charles s.. Serr
auf'S 9ieuer OOf mics Die Sieung teiu Ono,
RIM auf. 6r. Ser bcmerite, OaB man fein
abmsienbcs Dtitglieb Swingeu fonne, in ben
Steun9eH OeS eriten .3weigeS 3u erideiuen
10 lange bieier iif niht Or9aniiirt babe. Sr.
YOung pfliatete Der 2lnf9t bes 6ru. 6err
6el, uno Setterer ocrtagts oarauf bic Sieuug
bis beute gtadnittag 3 llbr. 4bpeieno NOS
rem Die 0o. Shr0per, &lote, gennett, 8elln,
&eruau, Sent8 uno Collins.
SIN Smeiten 3meige batten iid) uur Sie
S6. 3. y. YenoIeton, Seinri6 Sai6meper,
@ngene 6igglnS, 9obann &. Sommcrlod,
SatOb @rOb uno S. Sellntan eingefunoen.
0a Oiee 6erren feiu Guorum biloeteu, 10
nerta9te man iit bis beute gtadmittag
llhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Wermii1tc 9epefdJen Gus
~ o. npF

ep-gorf, .. Ioubr. - @ouuerneur
Silosn bat oen 25. NOuember alS ldbrlideu
0anfta9 acceptirt.
Die @ugro8=8o oblenbanolcr 6. 9. 60
nant & Comp. baben tbreu @laubisern ibr
Serm0geu ab9etreten.
- Der 0pir. rYommerania" 1T pon6ams
hitrn hfpr p1nnptrnffefl
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@anfsVautHe,,tettt.

Waibtngt01l, .. VI 2. yfoD.-Oem
Gontroieur oss G6abamtS lit beute cine De.
peid,e ,uaeaangen, in ueldIer Der BrGlibent
Ser .Nationalen @oIo.8anf unb Greoit<@o. :"
BON Gan sraus,sco meloet, baB oieielbe mad
ben Beltlmmungen Des 9tational- 8ant=@e=
jeses in freiwilliSe liquidation setreten 1T.
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&sgweiIer fir TeiieaOe.
Baltimore SNto GfScnb aim. a.

RRNJSAtSNkVEg SUkU VkVCWUWUH@
Jtdd gSGibin9tou Ais. 525, 6.20 600, 7.30, 900,
10 30 5orm., ubr 92abm. C.3O IN SouutGgea),
BIC. $50, 4l0, 515, $50 Ra9m., 9.t5 uuo 1t.30
A6enos tdgItt.
Besefatiouen 6.50, 9.OOu9 gornittaes;
lv0 20, 5to $50 un0 9.l5 uno II 80 lbr a6en6s.
DietropolltGHz Speig-6.UO Ulorgens td9(n (duss
9euommsR SouHtags), 615 Dior9Gns idli d, 100
nuo 4.t0 nbt Ndtmitto9s tds(td (ousger ommeu
anuapolt5 - 7.3O Ulorsens uuo 5.f5 Radmtts
tags, dus9enonmen SonntGgs.
Alerau0rtd uno Dem Siiopeiten eco Dlorgene
uuo go uno $40 u9r Abenos tdglih.
Jfihmono uuo Dem SitoeH 6.UJ ubr ViorGen1
tdsltG, unh 9.l5 ubr Abeubs.
ocaerStolpn - 800 llbr Dlor9eus; 4f5 ubr Nad~
mittG9s, aussenommen Sonna9s.
Breoerf - lin ubr Sormttd9s, uno 4,i5
Rdbmittqs, ousgeHonmtH Sonnta9s, um 900 nbr
Ndhnitto9s unit BtJeitationeH aul Der Sauptbahn
tdeIt6.
IBlnhefer uno Besefattoneu, Sauptbabn, 415
Raamittage, ausgeHommen Sonnta9s.
gaicohzSitp--S lbr Diorgens, f.2U, 415 II. lihr
Saae uerluRen Baibinston fir Baltimore = 7.2O.
40, lIbr Diorsens, 1.00, o. 5.05, 7t5 gu. 9f5 6r
AbeR6s tdgtih; 800, 9. Is, $50. $50 uuo IL 90
8ormttass, 3.36, $40, nno 7.45 td9Iih, aus9eHows
men Sonntags.
Nle 3dse 6alteu am rStooutt Sotel" berm yes
Ian>6 6ouIe an, ausaenommen oer IL ubr Ulor9en5u9
pon 8aibtnstoH unb Der o.iO Rabmitta9s5ug pom
Baltimore.
BtIets8 8areau-@omoen Station uno SdooFs
Gde Der 8Gttimorez nub Galuertitr., no AuItrdee
fir Baggage empjduaen, nm mad uRo pon traenn
einem StaOtt9etls bsioreert Su iperoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Sfe SnSfatter. YStrrett.

ct. 2ouiS, MO., 2. Noo.-9er a9ent
8ibion bon Der Sia9e. a3entur bat bel Der
@bepenne.Ggentur nm 100 Wann @ouallerie
gebeten, nm bic SnCianer 5ur rlnterperfung
Su 5wingen. Die SuOiauer, ipelhe @ibion'S
neulidem Serfabren opponiren, baben ihm
befobleu, alle @uaren bon Der Ieeruatton 5u
entferuen. Superintenoent 6oOg 1T requirirt,
uno man erwartet, OaB OerieIbe Ole @irren
niitltch beifeoeu mir0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Sic .2ltIonttc. Vocific. Saht."

OF. N0ut5, do, 2.7J{0Obr. = @aIOin
9ittleficlo in ytem- DOrf ltellte i'm SuuOesfreiS-
9eriflte ben Nutrag, etnen Sequeter iiber Die
atlantic Yaciftcz SabncOmpagnie" 81 eruer=
uen. Den Antrag miro 9iifter Great wabr.
l9eiuli9 beute genebmigen uuo je etueu 9errn
aus yteip=Yorf uno st. 2outs nit Der Sez
oueffratipu beallftruaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Grtrunfen.

Quebec, &an., 2. yf00.-gSdbren6 0e8
ShneeiturmeS am Sonntage fam Elm betrii-
beuoer llnfall an Der ct. Samiliez Sniel BON
Orleans Dor, bel melhem II BerIOnen tbr
1eben perloreu. Die llngliidliAen waren
bauptidhlld) BemOhuer Der Suiel, bic uui
Dem Oampier yOiontmOreuci" bonn Utarfte
5urii ftebrteu uno auf einem Prabmeu pom
Oampier aus lan0en mollten, Ser Brabm
i9lug ans nod unerfldrter llriadIe I'M, unO
ale auf oemielben beiinolihen Yerionen nit
Ausnabme elmer ertranfen.
8dhreno 0es Sturmes ueribwauben aud)
Sobn Campbell, Der erite Steuermann, uno
Elm Arbetter, 9tamens Surfe, pom Oaupier
v@auaOiau." sic iino permutbIid ertrun.
fen
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SQluee.
GeliQt0Ic Setter.

Great 6alls, N.z6., 2. Sioubr. - Sn
Der gtdbe Oes nSalgansSoule" fiel 9etern 7
2ol Sd1uee,
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Grobeben In Wenr0io.

Us a btn9ton, 9a., 2. 9t1o.-8eitern
abcno fur5 Dor 10 llbr wnrOen bier 5mei befz
tigc Groeridiitterungen ueripiirt, rpeld,e unge-
fdbr As SefunOen anoauerten. Der 5peite
StoB folgte benz eriten uumtttelbur. Die
&tftung mar cine iiibmeitlide. @ie Sduier
3itterteH, unb Die Seu0lferlIng mar iebr CT.
ldrsdt.
atlanta, Ga., .. Nobbr. - Sin ftarfer
@roftoB murbe geItern Gbeno bier unb in an
bern 2beileu oeS StaateS Ocripiirt.
Dt aeon, 9a., 2. Rop.-@eitern Gbenb
gegen 10 llbr murbe bier Elm grbItOB ueripiirt,
pelder 80 Sefunoen anbielt pno bic Maueru
mn MON m orhfe
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0torS aWf cimeat MtIitTTppis
90fftOfer.

Wf m B 8, 2. yfOU. = 50. Sobnon,
Elm oeiperater yteger, itad, auf Dem 0ampfer
yYbil. 4llen," y 9'teileu BON bier entfernt,
spei gteger uno 5mei lSeiBc. Gin Neger mar
anf Der Stelle toot, Der unbere wuroe ans
9aub 9ebrad)t uuo lit ieitoem 9etorben.
Sobuion purbe bon Der Wtannidaft oeS
Oampiers in @iieu gele9t unb bierber 3urid=
ge6radt. Man iagt, oaB er tiir;lid) aus benz
8efdn9uifie BON Warion, 4tf, entrpiid)te, no
er ieinem YrO5eiie wsseu eineS be9uugenen
Wlorbes entqeqeniab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
EarrDQtolt

9as srofte
uno
fe;nfe
Miinrtiment
Aerrfn- u10 Knaben-
&leionnssaiiden,
jemnls In
Baltimore nHerirt ,pnrbe,
su ben
btatsIten Wreitem.
Rpgsrs, pfft 4 Comp.
Habrtfanten
uno
gambler I'M GrnBen unb Gleinen.
Gtsemtbamer
bes
gtep'D fsitsnYreissaleiber
@ei@afts,
1884, Wef- l1altimorfltrake, 1871
BET etsbt<straBe seseuaber.
s,uets oes @siGdftes
487 groaswas, xe.p gort. 4o7
&letoer.stoffe. setoen= nt.o
Sptbett 08aaren.
Neuer 9aoeu. Glesaute 8 a aren.
8eite @rede.
ellis &anfmatt
Nr. %, Noro Gmtatp strafe,
offer TT
100 gta6 tdmarsen alpaca
gu foIsenoen greiien %, 3d. 32 50, 40, Do, so, co.
70, so, 80 uno 100 Gents.
5O.stude ddJten frans ofitd,en Gafbmire
iu rs, 81, 81, si.25, s1.50 urb SO.
Gtesante &leioernohe IN Den nemciten Farbsn
81 %, 25, aS, 80, 81, 45, so, 60 NIB rs @ts.
3d,tpere fdbtuarse setoe
5u SLIP, s1.25, sl.3o uno sl.5l.
3u beoba 6 ten!
500 Vaar eIeeemte sptsen =ynrbauee,
iebr biGig aui auttion sefauit,
tueroen, um saum su seioiuneu, iebrbiais pertaut.
100 9ubeno stpetfm6piige @Iaees
&anofdjube,
tpertb Sl.25, Su 621a Cts.
9amsn= nno @errem llntertIeioer TIaneH,
Gprfettem, etrnmpie, 9amoe- &C.
peroen aufS SilIisfte anseboten.
Tefe Yreiie. ReeIIe ebienun9.
GHts &auiman,
(247-) Str. 20. " RorozGutam mftt.
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8rau0e.


@barleiton, S.ze., 2. Robbr. -,3uei
Observation-Disclosures beute in Nfarion,
S.z@., NIT 1iO Balleu Baumnoae ab. Ser
luit sl2, 900; nidt perFaelt.
@alpeiton, .. gtOubr. - Qas geitri9e
s5euer in SHERMAN, Seras, 5ernDrte inter
mehreren anoern 9ebduoen aud bas neue
Boitamt; 65 @ei1ditsbduier lie9en in aidDe,
ungefGbr 80 Samilien fub obOa9loS. Die
Serlulte mer6en aui $4,000 91rs. 9eld)det.
Sallz @ioer, Mad., 2. gtopember.
= Die NafIaioit 9pinnerei purOe heute
absnO burd3 SScuer 3erit6rt. Webrere 6duz
ier an Der &entralitrabe serietben in 8ranO,
OaS 0adl Der Yocaiiet- Sptunersi 9erietb meb-
rere Male in SrauO. Die gonSe StaOt mar
in @efahr.
Der Serluit wirS auI 100000 gei6aet;
Die Serf4eruus betrdgt ungefdbr $4,000.
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Gisett /, a I'M. .W d offf, f,erfehr.

gSaibiuston, 5. 6, 2. NOU.- 9a8
Boitamt8 0epartement bat beute cine @rwet.
terung beS Yoituerfebrs auf Der y4td)iIons
Sopefa. Santa Sse-8abn" pon Granada bis
gSeit Sos animaS, SanIas, pom 10. oS. an
uorgeifrieben. 9aS Department miinift
aud ben BOituerfebr per 8abn 5pii9en 8itts=
burg, Cincinnati, SnOianapoltS unO Ct.
9outS iobalo, als m0glid, hrs 2eben treten
5u laiieu, unb nad elmer 3piidlen Sberit
Scott nno Dem @ebiilfs<9eneral, Boitmeiiter
Spner itattgehabten @onferen3 fann Der Ser.
febr ON l. DECEMBER beginner.
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Wf(fa(9aft Oss uerbeHerten ni0t-
efplo0irrrNsn geruG!Olrn Abtritts-
ileiniaaugS Apparats.


llnsead)tet Der auBeror6entIiben StiGe Der @ss
lfdite, jet9en Die 8ertduie Der
ncueu, lftd1t:9ebenoen
GOwe'f1en Ildb Ma(6iHe
i'm au9nit 1879 cine 3unabme BON
100 Ieltaufen
i'm 8eraIetb sum yionat au9uft oes Getten Sabre5.
Die 9oDe'iGe Nabmaidine
TT bic belieGtcite I'M Dtlrte. Gin Scoer futa fe baa
ben. oduptq tquartier:
gr. 80, Rpro 9barIeStrabe,
(Sunt6iJf) Baltimore.
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geuere Sertd,te Dot, Gnba.

0apanna,2 2. gtopbr. - oeute tamen
1000 Sruppen bon Spanter bier an.
9ie 3egierung bat etu DefrJt erlalieu, pOm
30. Dit. Oatlrt, rueldes am l. Sauuar in
&raft treten ioa uno rpelheS uerfiigt, oaB ulle
0aoeid)eine BON 9iteru, Die mad Der Sniel
inporttrt meroeu, BON benz ipaniiden @oniul
in bem @rportbafen 81 beiheinigen fno.
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8aItmore M}o, Wtttmo6, ben 3. Nopember 1875.

Die 0emOfrateH meroen etrua 20 Stinr.
men Webrbeit BET semeinidaftlider aOltim-
mun3 in Der @eiesgebuug erbalten, ,uuo Dabrs
i6einlid haben fte 8 ooer 4 BON ben Con-
areBmltgliebern ertpablt. Man ipridt BON
Sefferiou Sapis ais bem na9iten SunoeSs
Senator.
&inneipta.
g .Baul, 2. ytopen.ber. - Sas ganSe
republifanil6e Staats Sidet if nit Der pabrz
idelnliden auSuabme oes Shatmeifers
nit 4000-80OO Stimmen Nebrbeit geIdlaz
gen.
Oregon.
Gan Sran5ts CO, 2. Nop. - 9epez
i6en BON Yortlaub, Oregon, netOeu, baB
neuere Serihte bic Wtebrbslt beS remOfrati=
i4en GongreBs@ bebeuteno reOuSi=
rem; eine 0epeife BON Salem meIbet, OaB
Barren eriuGblt morSen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
eReatal .Moti3elt. :.
Balttt,tnre
firt 9nfnrdnfe Wtffe.

@TART IN LIFE
SA BRYANT & STRkTTON
~ BUSINESS COLLEGE
BALTlMORE.-
MbenbiAnle.
8rnant, Stratton s. Saolet'S
GanDeIS= SdIlIe
NJ. anS 8, ysoro GbarIesnraBe,
beainnt
Montaa, ben A. Sftober 1875,
>s unb
bIetbt bis gum NpriI se6iinet.
DieIes Oepartement pirb in Der abiitt sefabrt,
immaeu eemtem unS Nannern TIM n,tttleren
hen, ettteu ourd,tuea praftifd)en 0urfuS oes
1anbsIs, einihliebih h8udilhrnns, ianfmenntid.e
Retnuna, @ritbmetif uno Shrebfunr gu erlan=
gpesiene perf5nlide snitruttion uno erfOls saz
aat. gS 5'SH IN ,1ssH0 s'ns 0e'
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aUe uStbtaen betalirtsr ejnform ationen binthtltt
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Die ansemeine 8erbeiferuns uno ben Shus ees 9an.
osls ofsanirt fpuros. 90 3wet9oireaus haben mir,
,petde In ben bauptidblthteM StdSten fuo; uniere
0rIeidbteruuaen fonuen nidt ibertrofen iueroen.
90ns. O. Gcarlett, biertuobnenoer @ompagnous
Sd 1sdGise Anipride peroen etE9eio9en unS ges
rid1tSfadhen i'm Mnaemeinen beiorat. (San2t,1SE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-03
Selearapbii6e 9epei1ett.
Sulanbl9epeidlsHs

[9eri9te Der ~aiociirteu grefe~ fur ben r@or'
relponoenten.")
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REV. P. r. STEVENS.

A brief announcement was made last week
that this gentleman had severed his connection
with the Episcopal Church of this place as its
pastor, and proposed to remove at once to the
low-country. His severance of the ties which
endeared him to Anderson has adeeper signih-
cance, however, since he is henceforth to be
connected with what is known as the Reformed
Episcopal Church, under the movement origi-
mated by Bishop Cummings. Mr.. Stevens has
already been formally received into the new
organization, and has been assigned to the
charge of five colored churches in St. Johns
and st. Stephens parishes, near Charleston,
where he was engaged in tho work OF tho min
istrv prior to his coming to Anderson. Rev.
BENJAMIN Johnson, who is favorably known
to many of our readers, is likewise connected
with the Reformed Episcopal Church, and has
lately visited the field as an evangelist to Or
ganize the churches over which Mr.. Stevens
will hereafter preside. AS christian gentle
man. Mr.. Stevens has won the admiration and
respect of all our citizens during his residence
of two or three years in our midst, and we feel
confident that mono will imagine for moment
that his conduct is Influenced by other than
conscientious motives and a strict regard for
his duty. His blameless, unobtruslve LIE, MS
earnestness and zeal in the Masters cause, and
his learning and eloquence will be more than
missed inRhis community, where he has been
so generally appreciated
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For the anderson htelhgencer.
ANDERSON, June 28th, l

ANDERSON, June 2Sth, 1875.
A meeting of the parties, trustees and the
patrons, also the citizens interested.in the vel
fare of the Greeley Institute School of Ander,
son, was held this evening in order to settle
certain difficulties arising from a misunder,
standing between the Principal and patrons Of
said school.
The meeting was called to order, and Rev.
F. S. Morris requested to act as Chairman, and
w. T. Feaster requested to act as Secretary
and G. W. Hammond Assistant Secretary, after
which the minutes of the last meeting were
read and unanimously adopted.
The following resolutions were offered by
Mr.. Samuel Johnson, and were almost unani-
mously adopted
Resolved, That Mr.. Murdoch be permitted
to take immediate possession of the Greeley
Institute School for the next twelve months or
80 long as he may conduct said school in good
faith.
Rcsolved, That all proceedings of meetings
held heretofore, and not in accordance with
this, be null and void and passed by unnoticed
Mr.. Julius Thomas then arose for the pur-
pose of giving some explanation in reference
to hfs reasons for objection, and endeavored to
give his complaint.
Mr. Murdoch then gave brief and satisfac-
tory explanation of the existing diffiulties, and
was satisfactory generally.
Col. John R. Cochran was then called upon
and stated briefly that he had known Mr.. Muir
doch for some time past and that he believed
that he was the man to teach the school of the
Greeley Institute and that he had no doubt
but that the difficulty at this time was all q
spirit of animosity, and that he was fully sat-
isfed that he was as good teacher as they
could procure, in which opinion almost every
one present acquiesced.
The following resolution was then adopted
Resozved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in both of the County papers.
1t was then resolved that the meeting ad-
journ.
G. W. HAMMOND, Asst. Sec.
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DEATHS.

Mrs. Nancy Massey, the consort of Mr.. silas
Massey, departed this life on Tuesday, 22nd of
June, aged IS years. She was consistent
member of the church for many years, and
leaves wide circle of relatives and friends to
mourn the loss of an aged and respected
mother in Israel. Her remains were buried at
Mountain Creek Church on Wednesday morn
ing.
We regret to chronicle the death of Mr.. Will
son brennan, which took place at his residence,
three miles north of this place. on Sunday
morning last, in the 18th year of his age Mr..
brennan was quiet and respectable citizen,
and an elder in the Presbyterian Church. His
funeral took place at Concord on Sunday after
noon, and the services were conducted by Rev.
D. Z. Frierson, who delivered an earnest and
eloquent discourse, in the presence of a large
CONGREGATION.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A valuable house and lot in Williamson
will be sold on the 5th Of August to the highest
bidder.
The Ladies' Store is now receiving fresh in
voices of summer goods-latest fashion and
lowest prices.
M. Heldmann filings his banner to the breeze,
and invites his customers to call at the WaVer-
ly House building, where he is located at this
time.
The great reduction in prices at the Emporl-
um of Fashion is far from being humbug,
and an examination will convince the most
credulous.
Our energetic friend, John II. Clarke, de-
monstrates the popularity of the Singer Sewing
Machine by facts and figures. His unequalled
success as a machine agent makes it advisable
to surrender whenever the painted wagon
comes in sight.
1t is astonishing that Tolly can sell furniture
in Anderson cheaper than it can be bought in
Charleston or New York. He receives the
goods by all underground railroad, which saves
freight and other expenses. Call and examine
the largest stock of furniture ever brought to
this place.