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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-15
RIVER. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The weather yesterday was very
pleasant, and favorable for business, but
things on the lcvce have not been eX-
tremcly lively. The rivers remained
about as they have been for several day.,
the Ohio having raised quarter OF an
inch, while the Mississippiis ABOUT on
stand. with five feet out to st. Louis.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Andy johnson and barges came
Ia with her barges, laid at the wharf sew
eral hours, and put out on her journey.
The Charles Morgan arrived ycster-
day afternoon with good trip of passen-
gers aud freight, and left last night for
New Orleans.
The James Fisk came to the wharf
with her usual punctnality, and put oiit
on her return trip at o'clock, for Pa
ducah.
WAN DEPARTMENT, NIvrr Rkrour, /
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HcaAQs smgsers /.

For boys clothing, boys underwear
aud boys hats At Hebron 4 We'll.
11-lO-tf
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Notice

Buy your Quick Yeast at New York
Store. received fresh daily at wholesale
aud retail. l2-5-Ut
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no, FOR THE LUNCH.

A free lunch will be spread every night
hereafter from . to II O'Clock, at "Our
Saloon" Eighth street, between Com.
mercial avenue and Ohio I.evee. Fred
lIofihcinze, proprietor. Remember this.
and don't fall 10 give Fred n call. His
bar is always stocked with the best Of
wine and liquors Of every kind, with po-
lite and gentlemanly follows behind
them to wait upon you. Give "Our Sa-
loon"a emil. - TfWg.Ityf l2-ll-lw
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LOCAL NOTICES.


AT CASPER YOsT's.
just received and for sale one car choice
Iowa peachblOws; two cars Northern
cabbage. onions aud potatoes one car
apples, navy beans, peas, eggs, ETC.. No.
93, Ohio leyee, Cairo, Illinois.
1o-ll d3t-vlt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-15

A NAN NUN over
To Cowperthwait Il Phillips to try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-15

Cottage on 18th street. five rooms. good
cistern, etc. Enquire Of DIR. SMITH.
12-l5-tf
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Seoms. wAvH1IH HUE9H. or ~
ner Commercial Avenue AAA a 3
oi1th o4sost * sApsf I
GRE tells past, present aud futNse to}lae&
Siaw suits aud ssins, tells lhs lalnq3 ~ "
pcrsuns you will Tusrryi 49, vjN 0ve y6A
charts oflgck. shs tsa Alss LIZ - ~ :ss:ss
has never besn ssesl!sd il Asy psellss!Qai sad
IL ssttsiis Inn q sOtqlveou1bo3 bts.Juss~
shs viii y ksls ~ : shsst shss ssJy.
1nR soesaS y DelAs. Ne esNsssse'
ls-Nsea-tw.
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Oyster, Fish
AND
GAME DEPOT.
WINTER'S BlOCk

GAME DEPOT!
WINTER'S BLOCH.
We will sell. hereafter, our goods at
the following prices, and solicit the pat
ronage of the public:
OYSTERS.
FAMILY brands, per CAM" 30 cents.
Standards. per can............" ~ cents.
Select, per can..... MINIMUM" % cents.
Select, extra, per can ........... % cents
Tub oysters, per 1OO...... .......Sl w
FISH.
Chicago Trout and White. Ill cts. per ID.
Game, Pan Fish. -. ~ and l2 cts. per 10.
GAME
or all descriptions constantly on hand,
consisting of wild turkey, squirrels and
yenison.
GROCERIES,.
Family groceries very cheap Tor cash.
TEA AND COFFEE
Made a specially. Give US a trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest
Respectfully,
l2-3.lf WM. WINTER, JR., 4 Co.
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Present! Present.
Don't forget to call at Hebron &
Wells to get your present Of 10 yards of
the beat calico. 12-l0-u
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Choice New Orleans sugars and syr.
ups at the New York Store. l2-5-20t
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

Port List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducall. .ff
Z" st. Joseph, st. Louis.
Fearless, st. Louis.
" Clinton, st. Louis.
" Andy johnson, st. Louis.
- Charles Morgan, Cincinnati.
Hickory, st. Louis.
- City of Alton, New Orleans.
Lizzie Gardner, n. o.
DEPARTED.
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
=" st. Joseph, Memphis.
John Gilmore, ST. Louis.
- Fearless, st. Louis.
- New Bon Accord, st. Louis.
Clinton, Cumberland.
d" Andy johnson, N. D.
+" Charles Morgan, n. o.
" Hickory, st. Louis.
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pARLoR CONCERT.
Prog rNsn me for the EWteptatWm EN-
ThWrsday EvemtmW.

The following Is the programme Of the
Parlor Concert to be held. at the resi-
dence Of j. Is. Reed, ON Twentieth street,
between Washington avenue and wal.
nut street. on Thursday evening, Dece,n-
Der 10th.
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AiiOvk
Low wArEH
CHANGE.

WAN DEPARTMENT, IiIvrr Rkrour,
Dec. LII lSih.
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Cewtcnni u1.

The following letter. written by cul-
tivated lady of Golden to lady Of this
city, was pcnned after having read the
structures of Mrs. 8. J. :. on the ladies'
Of the Woman's Centennial Associa-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-12-15

to Meyers. the levec tobacconist, and
purchased of him twenty-five dollars
worth Of line cigars, which were put into
package, and delivered to the Colonel.
Not feeling disposed to lug the bundle
down to the ferry-boat. he called an in
noccnt looking colored man, whom he
paid twenty-five cents to perform the task
for him. The negro stalked of, assuring
the colonel that he would do his work
faithfully, but he failed to get to the right
place and now Neal, who was compelled
to return home, has several men looking
tor the bucket with the negro.
Frank MacEvoy's Hibernicou, tho
only genuine and original MacEvoy' 5
Hibernicon, will exhibit at the AtheReum
IN this city on Friday and Saturday even
ings next. The Dubuque Evening Ne'cs,
referring to this exhibition, says: "'rhis
will be an entirely new, original and
novel entertainment, representing a tour
In Ireland and America, and combining
new company, scenery, songs, acts and
dances, AMI fifty splendid paintings re-
presenting all the principal cities, the
unrivalcd lake. mountain and river
scenery, with gorgeous sun and moor
light effects of the Emerald Isle. These
are executed in tho very highest style o
scenic art. The music, lecture and olhe
accessories. are Of equal excellence will
the scenes they so beautifully illustrate
The press, throughout the country, arr
warm IN their praise of this fine enter
tainment, and we doubt not our citizen
! will accord il the patronage 1t 50 richl.
deserves, inN
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
Only Taking the Chill of M.

A prudent "son Of the Emerald
Isle, residing in our city, was induced
a few months ago to look favorably on
the temperance question and sign the
necessary document calling for total alb
stinence. For some time past he shared
the congratulations of friends on his
resolution, but one day last week hay
ing his breath impregnated with the
fragrance Of benzine, he was reproached
for returning to his old habit of taking
whisky, when he sought to excuse him
self by reasoning thuswise: ye
see, its mighty koull sason-an' toinics
are too hard for a man to git ere q thing
but wather to drink, en- for fear of a
kould in the stomic l did Jest take the
chill of it this marnin' wid spec O.
whisky-an' that's what ye can only call
medcin-do you mind 2"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05

This valuable acquisition to our fire
department may now be considered
ready to undergo thorough trial after
being rebuilt. Certainly the new brass
dome has not yet arrived, though it is
almost daily expeeted-still that would
not deter a fair trial of her working
powers The wheels, manufactured by
Messrs. Och & Smith, are really a great
compliment to that firm for their sub
stantial build and excellent fnish-the
painting of them having been executed
with the choicest materials and a degree
Of artistic skill rarely excellod.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
C. AucHARD. Il. L. HOLLOWAY.
REAL ESTATE
AuChard & Holloway.
Business Strictly Agency.



A neat new house of six rooms, lot 3ihx1A to
alley on Floyd near Adams street, ON easy terms
81 600
A lot 8Ox1OO, on Adams, between 18th and 14th
streets-S65 per foot; easy terms.
neat new house eight rooms, lot SiNl5O 10 alley,
on Broadway, near Junction of Street Cars and
Narrow Gauge Railroad, on easy terlns-Si,UOO.
6E acres on Lagrange street, near the Toledo
Nursery, covered with fine grove Of second
growth hckOres-Si00 600; easy terms.
a neat new house, six rooms lot 4OXl24, witl
'aey, on Prescott street, near Adams at $4,000 IN
: five payments.
49xl15 feet on Huron, near Oak street, with
double house, at $1,000; cheap and easy terms.
4 good new house, seven rooms, caliar and els
tern, lot 42X140, near Broadway at Junction street
Cars and Narrow Gauge Road, at $4,000.
a house a and lot on Illinois street, near ljthi
81 800: on easy terms,
Forty-eight acres OF good Land, 3l5 miles, west
of Wagon Works, Z mile south OF Monroe street
SO per acre.
A very nice large House, with all cOnyeniences,
lot S0x22O, Swayne's Place-Sl2,OOO.
A new twO-stOry Frame House, corner OF warren
and Prescott street-S4,000.
A good two-story Brick House, 10 rooms, in nice
order, with barn. Lot 5Oxl5O, with alley. just of
Cherry street-f3,5 800,
A very desirable House and Lot ou Eighteenth
street, between Madison and Jefferson, on easy
payments, at 81, 200.
f3O Feet on Adams street. opposite Park Place
at $50 per foot easy terms.
Twenty-four nice Lots, fronting on North, Unlol
and Bancroft streets. Lots lay high and dry, witt
sandy soil. Will sell on long time, with smal
down payment. ,
street. between Madison and Adams, 10 rooms, 10
45x100 on Payments.
Two Lots on lakewood Addition, on Union anC
A nice Lot on Eighteenth street. between Madi
son and jefferson, bOx1OO-S4O per foot j cash.
AUCHARD & HOLLOWAY,
1876 No. 2 Anderson Block, Toledo, o
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
4 Fem Mords Abont Horse Flesh.

That horse flesh has greatly deteriora.
ted in market value, Of late, is fact
patent to every one having to do with
such animals. In fact, a horse worth
$3.50 two years ago will not meet very
hasty snle to-day at 300. We have the
acquaintance Of an extensive dealer who
assures us that on his last shipment of a
car load of very fine stock. forwarded
to Eastern markets, he lost over 500,
and the question arises, why is this
thus2 Well, the reasons are varied, but
probably the most tangible and promi-
nent are-frst, that prices have ranged
so high since the war, consequent on
the scarcity Of animals, that an increase
of them through the country is bring
ing the market back to its old level,
when 500 would purchase a very choice
and serviceable horse. Secondly, stock
keepers in the West have turned thei1
attention, generally, to breeding horses
rather than horned cattle, knowing that
to raise them requires less corn and con.
Isequently admits of larger profits. 1t i.
q very common thing, out west, to fine
farmers with SO many as a hundred hor
ses, and they are by no means penurious
these times, in efiecting sales at low
figure whenever a chance comes along
The demand for horses is far from re
stricted, but the figures offered are any
thing but tempting, and we fear from
present indications a more favorable sea
son for those having to sell will not read
lily present itself.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
Accident.

Sliding down hill is not always safe,
especially where teams are in the habit
of passing. On Tuesday last, Willie
Harter, son of Mr. NJ. Harter, aged 8
years, and another boy, attempted to
sled it down the hill past the Star Mills,
and when about at the bend of the hill
came suddenly upon a team and wagon
engaged in drawing lumber. Before
they could check their speed or get out
of the way, and before the driver could
check his horses, a collision occurred,
Willie's head striking the hub of the
front wheel, and receiving several severe
gashes. Both boys were thrown from
the sled, Willie falling under the hind
wheel, which passed over his leg, bruis-
ing it considerably. Fortunately the
sled intervened and saved the leg from
a severe crushing. His injuries We're
dressed by DIR. Writ, and he is getting
along comfortably. The other lad es-
capped withoutinjury. Milan Advertiser
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
Attemnted AssnssInntion.

On Wednesday night last our town
was thrown into acommotion by a re-
port that an attempt had been made on
the life of young George Shepherd, son
of our townsman r. Shepherd, and the
feeling grew 80 strong that threats of
lynching the would-be murderer, if he
was caught, were freelyindulged. Itap-
pears that young Shepherd was passing
up town at an early hour in the evening,
and when near Brooks corner observed
two persons on the walk head of him,
but suspecting no evil kept on his way.
AS he approached, one of them crossed
to the other side of the street and dis
appeared, and the other appeared to be
leaning against the fence. As it was
quite dark young Shepherd did not
recognize either of them. When he ar
rived opposite the one ON the side walk,
he was violently assaulted, the man
striking a fierce blow at him with a
knife, which cut large cash through a
thick overcoat, vest and several shirts,
and punctured the skin directly over the
heart, The blow was well aimed and
doubtless designed for death blow, but
owing to the constructions failed Young
tDltIltLu Was IlpWtNNIs ltllCt 10 lue
ground, and the would-be assassin,
deemmg his work accomplished fed.
Onregaining his feet, young Shepherd
proceeded to his fathers store and gave
the alarm, Suspicion at once fell upon
a man named Launahan, who the pre-
yious week had difficulty with several
boys. The constable and marshal were
put upon his track, and succeeded in ar
resting him in church where a revival
was in progress. When arrested he
gave to companion the contents of his
pockets, but though an immediate search
was made of the companion no knife
was found with which the deed could
have been perpetrated. David Nelson
and George Limeberger were subse-
duently arrested on suspicion, and all
three confined in the lookup for exam
ination. On Thursday morning they
were taken before Squire Harris, but
the hearingwas adjourned till afternoon.
The prosecuting attorney was telegraph,
ed for and arrived on the 2o'clock train,
when court was opened and the examin-
alton proceeded, resulting in the dis
charge of the parties arrested, for want
Of sufficient evidence to hold them for
trial. Huron Times.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
A Persistent Corresnondent.

For over two years past there hes
been regularly received at our post
Office, every two or three weeks, letter
addressed as follows:-"J John Raymond,
Fremont, post Office, Ohio, Jefferson
house, east side of the river" No one
calling for said epistle, just as regularly
have they been advertised and subse.
quently forwarded to the "dead letter
Office" but the writer thereof still per.
sists in corresponding.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05

We regret to learn that the next sea
sons peach crop promises to prove a
miserable failure, on account Of the late
severe frosts. Some presumed that the
trees would not be imminent danger be
fore February, but experienced and
skillful cultivators assure us there car
no longer remain the slightest doubt ol
the approaching disappointment.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
EYidence of Enternrise.

The energetic Stewart boys, proprie-
rors Of our city bus line, have already
commenced work on their new barn and
outbuildings on Garrison street. Ger
tainly neatresidence would have added
more to the appearanceof of the street, but
business must not bo turned aside for
looks sake.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-02-05
YB0C.1I .iEqTTERs.
NeM Rnsinnsa Rlnck.

1t is assorted, on good authority that
just so soon as the weather will permit,
the skeleton Of the Old Cooper House
will be transformed into brick stores,
with Offices above, which will materially
enhance the appearance Of the street at
that point.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07

9few< gorf,6. Desbr. - Capt. Char,
les 8. Mcglrtbnr BON Crop, elm 0treftor Der
r@tti5eusO ampier= =Somp., relde Den Oam=
pier vSunnpFbe" si9uete, iagt, baB alle Perz
ionen, mel6e bel Der 8ataftropbe un,famen,
nublos seopiert murben nno bdtten gerettet
meroen f6uuen; 6rau SaDmoob lei BON etnem
Ntonne, Der ite bdtte retten fDnneu, NIT 6lelB
ms gSaiier geitoBen iporoeu.
Capt. McNrtbur berlftet Solgenbes iiber
oas llusliid: ,Seber Baiiagier am Soro
uerlteb ielre @abins auf Die AnfIorberuug Der
Sffisiere; nur Der Sauiirer BtOlsfl bon gfr.
SO, Sr4aroitr., meigerte iif, ietn: Sole 81
oerlaIien, uno ertranf. Ser Wanu hattie
S1mudiadeu gum gSertbe Don $500 BET
id.
gta1Sem Der Oampfer auf ben Strano gez
lauieu mar, bdtte ytiemauo mebr nm's 9eben
fommen biirfen. Die Srauen nnroen aue III
ein Soot gebrad)t unb oafietbe sslangte glitdz
lid in's QSaiier. Stint ihmarse Ahfwarter
unb anoere OfGnner lprangen tros aller
goritelungen in oieieS Boot, uno oalielbe
id)lua nm. @iuer Der Manner bridte Srall
oappouo, peld)e itA an ibn tlammerte, ln's
gSaiier. @r mar elm gutter Sdmlnlnler uno
bGtte iie leid,t retten f6nnea. Gs paren nod)
mebrere Boote uno eire genii9enbe Ansabl
Don 2ebeuSretteru porhanben.
Die @ompagnie wiro ii9 in ben an9eoroh,
ten Shapenerlasfla9en Damit uertbelolgen,
baB Die Serunsliidten uift Ourf bic Sduls
Der Sffi3iere, iouoern burh oas SerlhulOen
anberer Balla9ere ur's 3eben famen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
MastanOii6e Seri9te.

- Qm 16. gtooember feierte sSrau @laBs
breuner Beront in Berlin ibr 25zid1rigeS
SubilGum alS bramatilfe Qebrerin. Bon
nab uno fern - Don ben 6euti6en Biibnen
be8 Sns un0 IuSlauoe8 - mareu freunolihe
uno her,lid)e@ritBc Der Reiiteriu 3ugegan9en,
uno nit Den Sertretern Der Breiie uno Der
Sitbne mar audl Der glltmeiiter O6ring ers
idteneu, um 6rau @laBbrennrr feline Sereb:
rung uuo Qnertennun9 ausSuiprefen.
Der vNu98b. u. 3t9." mlro aus y r.
in oom21. ytop. gei4rieben: oSitrit Bis
mard 1T beute init ietner 9emablin bon Sar=
Sin iuteoer bier einaetrOfien. Oamit miro MN
3lpar Den mieberbOlt I'M 0tet6tstage tllnoges
gebenen Slagen iiber Die lange Ibmeienbfit
Ot8 leiteuben Staatsmanne5 elm @n0e &C.
madt ieiu, ater bic groben gta9tbeile elmer
bis in Die Wlntermonate au8geoebnten Siaez
giatur, tuSbelonoere Den 9tadtbetl elmer Oa<
rauS entiprin9euoen man9elnbenSHblung NIT
ben OaS parIameutariide @ebtet beberri9ens
ben Barteien miro Der Helh8tan3ler niht 70
letd)t rpieoer au83ugleid)eu OermD9en. Sdlon
Die geitri9e @tatberatbuug bat ge5ei9t, mie
beoentlid eS lit, einem parlamentatti1en
&0rper Sorla9en III unterbreiten, Obne rpenigs
items inl YrtnSipe UOrber 81 etnem @tnOers
itdnoniiie nit oen Siibrern Der Ntebrbeit 9e'
lan9t 3u ietu. ISbpobl geltern erit 5wei 9teb=
uer gum @ort gelau9ten, 10 bat iid bod De.
reitS lebem llnbefan9enen bic lleberSeugung
aufOrdugeu miiifen, oaB fir Die 0nr4brin<
gum9 Der Srauiteueruorlage abiOlut feline uno
fir bic 9urG6riu9uu9 0eS S6rieniteEerge=
iese8 nur eine iebr idpade Soffnung oors
banbeu it,"
-Au9 in @gppten beginnt man elm
5uieben, baB Erennuu9 DON Staat uno Sir6e
elHe JtotbpenOi9tett Der 3ett getporoen it,.
0urfJ @rlab beS abeoiueS pom Is. Septems
ber b. s. hort nGmlid] pom l. San. an Der
,Soran" auf, in irqeuo elmer gSetIe maB9e~
benO fir bic @erihtSb6fe Oes 9auoes 5u etn;
es miro uon ienem Gage an etn nah benz
Wuiter oeS Code Napoleon auS9earbelteteS
@ipilz unO Strafgeieebud eiugefiibrt merOen.
@S 1T baS etn immenier Sorti6ritt. 8lsber
mar Der ,,Ioran," rpie in alien mubameoautf
id)eu &GuOern, 10 aud in G91pten oas bodfte
@eieb oeS Qdn0es, uno oa ielne Selttmmurs
qen III Den meiiten Dor @erift tommenOen
| SGQeu au9 ni9t Die geringite Be3iebung bat
ten, 10 berridlten Die attdter ourdl ibre mtll'
fitrlideu AuSlegun9eu nes SOrans oOat9 un-
behrGnft uno mad, 2aune. Inter lOlfeu
! llmltGnoen NOR BON gsieblidem Sfub IN
g9ppten ni9t bic Reoe nit aH8nabme Der
QuSldnoer, tpelde burd Spcjtdl Sertrd9e
unter Der 9ert6tSbarteit oer Soniularge'
ridte ODER iogsnannteu n9emiiAten @eridte"
| ltan0en.
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Nernttid)te SepefdJet aus
yfeff1 sNOrf.

9cmzDort, 6. 9esbr. - Sob erDfinete
su 1144.
- Ser 0ampfer n0utOta" traf BON eiuer-
pool etn.
- Sor etniger 3eit 3uriid ftelte Sra 6.
Nt6aelis Dor 9lid)ter Sobnion ben Antrag
auf einen Wtanoanus, nm ben Boitnleiiter
Sames gu spiugeu, poitia9en 3. @laiie Sn !
Sent pro lInse an5unebmen. SaS 9eluH
muroe ieood) heute ab9emieien.
- Der Oampfer ySpiberlano" lit bon
Qntnerpen bier eingetroiien.
- Die 9et6enifau iiber bic fleine Satte
Serbian. peld,e it6 porgsitern 3ufdai9 erltoB,
ianb aeiteru ftatt, uuo Die SnrD CAB Elm ben
umItdnben eutipre6enbeS Serotft. OasUtdoz
d,eu mar ein SD9terd)en oes @eu. SorOan,
friiber IN 8eauregarb'S Stabe uno ueueroln9s
Elm anbdnger Der cubaniiden Sa6e. 9en.
Serbian mar am Samfag in @ei6Gften auf
Statenz SSlanb getpeien uno hattie auf oem
Sermrpege perifiebene Siibisteiten fit Die
aleine einsetautt uno Die Sad)en in Die
Wtanteltaid)e gefedt. Sei'm Abeuoeiien bad
te Der @eneral oaran unb iagte Der 8leinen
iie iolle ii9 Die 3uderiahen bolen. als bas
Sino bic Salfen ourbiudlte, fano es elm tlet'
mes Biitol in oeuielben; es iagte 81 ietnerlRut
ter: ,Wama, tuie pGre es, Denn i'd mid er
ft,0iie?" SSn oem Iugenblide iiel Der Shnt
uno ourd1bobrie bic Stirn oes 8inbeS.
= Ser unterl1aenieifter 5ablte bente fir
SnterelIen 1000 nno fir einse3o9ene Sb
liaationen s498, 700 aus.
- Die 3ol .gtnnabmen betrngen bent
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07

beideioeniie MaB bes Sdarftnns. Smseo
seb6rte iu's 9uolpmitr. @efdnsniB, wenn
nidt in's 3uhtbaus. Die art unS sSetle,
tuie man ibn, ben reiden 8duber, bebanoelte
uub wie man ibu entpiidsn lisb, 1T cine
Sdmad fir ben Sderiff Conner, fir ben
gSaroein Senbam unb fiir ben sSdrter So.
gan, - cine Sdmad fir unisre @efan9niB=
0errpaltuns. 9meeb's 6ludt 1T eine oirette
@rmutbisuHs fir ale 8erbreher. fir aue
0ieienissn, netde ben Dffentliden Shas se=
pliinbsrf baben ODER gu pliiuoern seSsnten.
4noererieits 1T iie freilif and) elm 3siden,
oaB Smeeo lelbH ielneSa1e troftloS auf9iebt.
9siu Srot it sebroaen, uuO feline 9Oifnnng,
SaB oas Smee6s Clement bod nod slnlnal IN
oieier Staot trtumpbiren tuerbe, 1T fir 1mmer
oabin. am @nbe erridten Die bantbaren
Yirser Der Staot benz Sheriff Conner uno
Comforter ein Denfnal, baB ie ben 2weeo
laufen lieBer. Sorber aber iollte mon fie
ihres amtes eutieeen uno ielbit in's Ssfdns=
mix iteteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-07
spfalbertd,te aus gsafbtnstom

gBaibington II, G. Oesember. - Sn Der
Safle, betrefieno ben fleinen afrobaten 3anlo
8oole, puroe am SOnnabenO Die Sewetsauf
nahu1e Surf rpeitere 3eugen- Seruebmuu9
furtselett. 9ieielbe ergab, oaB BON Snaben
aleiden alters &unifitiide, rute ol6e bon benz
3anlo Boole auS5ufiibreu uerlangt, i6on baG.
fia ausgsiiibrt wOroen iinor baB baS Bubli-
trm aber oftmals bage9en proteitirt babe,
uuo oaB man in einem DSbeatre @omtque"
gerpobnt 1T, Gauserinnen in Otel unanitdnot.
9erer nmtleiouns 81 iebsn; ferner, baB Der
Snabe 3anlo Yoolc einen feblerfreien aOrperz
ban babe, inbes bic auforrerun9en, bic on
ibn geutaft moroen iino, ieinen Sraften nidt
entlpra6en; ihlieBlid, baB Der &nabe etu
Bergnii9eu oaran fnOe, ifeinbar 6ebler gu
beqeben, nm baourf bas BHbiltum aufsure=
gen, uno baB Der Snabe i'm uebrigen liberal
bebanbelt woroen 1T.