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The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

b')l I.l4 VIZ AlI.A y Nl)fk N a y w ELL,
in the town of widdlctoWn, ST Georges
Hundred, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY,
DECEMBER 18th, 1886, at II O'Clock. A. NJ,
the foIlowingdcscribed Real Estate:
No. !. Lot of land, with Il frame dwelling
house thereon situated on Main strcet,in the
town of st. Georges, in Red Lion hundred,
adjoining lands now or late of Sarah Bel
vile, deceased, the heirs of Henry l.. Peck
ard and Joseph Gam, containing about
9,l9l square feet of land, more or less
No. 2. A tract of woodland, situate In
Blackbird hundred. on the road reading
from Blackbrd to Chambersyille, bounded
by lands now or late of John Rody, Jacob
llill, Thomas Taylor and Others, containing
162 acres. 60 perches of land. more or less
NO; .. The farm or tract of land, situate in
Blackbird hundred aforesaid, on the north
| erly side of said road, with the frame dwell
ling and outbuilding thereon, bounded by
lands now or late of Elihu Jeffeoson. Jacob
| Hill and Gideon Il. Rothwell, and by the
nerthwest branch OF Duck Creek, and con-
| tanning about l51 acres of land more or less
| NO. :. The farm or tract Of land, adjoining
| No. 3, bounded by lands now or late of John
l.. hamb bers, James " Moore, Manloye
| Davis, by the northwest branch of Duck
| Creek, and by the said public road contain
| ing about 20l acres OF land. more or less
with frame dwellings and out-buildjngs
thereon nov nov IN thetenure of y. T, Atherley.
NO D. The large and valuable farm sitil-
| ate on hppoqulnlmink creek in Appoauin
| mink hundred, adjoining lands now or late
OF daniel lofblt, Joshua B. Fennimore and
| samuel Thomas, deceased containing 3oo
acres oil land, more or less, with the large
brick mansion house and out-buildin2s
thereon, now in tenure of Mrs. Sarah 4
Atherley "a
Inc above properties will be sold to close
up tle estate o John Atherley and offer a
rare chance for investment. A portion n,
the purchase money in each case NAV re-
main upon lhe property during the Iife n,
the widow, Sarah n. Athcrley, if pronorlv
, securei and interest promptly paid The
borrowing amounts may SO remain: ON No
!, sJnm; on No 2, SJO00O on No \ 90
10000. 49, ~ 9i~,-
No s. The home farm of the late Jobr
Athcfley is known as one of the most nro.
ductlVe ana valuable in the hundred and /.
especially noted for its large and profitnh hif
yield OF peaches. Buildings are annie a ND
y of first quality. f'o 'iu
All the lands are well located, casv of .c
. cess, convenient to market, schnolu 80
churches. The cash payments win bt
small enabling persons to secure homes n,
easy tFins. Sale positive No nostnnnn
ment on account OF weather 'iO'''
l.. V. ASPRILs
CHAS b. LORE
: Executors Of Iohn Athnrlev dac,3
: Wilmington, Del Nov. &Sd. 1S;G u'e o'
II tMiddietown Transcript and sn,yr,V. niSI
: Times copy.l I'D
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

The RESEEvolR.- Why does the
Council not now issue proposals for
the brick Or the completion of the basin.
Doubtless some one would be glad to
sake the contract now and burn them at
low price. 1t will take about a mil
lion and half we are told and perhaps
as much might be saved in this way as
ID would cost to lay them.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11
GDIRiJN! I!
COURT PROCEEDING
ruIs MORNINGS SESSION or THE OYER
AND TERMINER.

THIS MORNINGS SESSION or THE OYER
AND TERMINER.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Dec. 1lth 1876.
Courts of Oyer and Tcrminer, General
sessions of the Peace and Jail delivery,
Superior Court and Orphans Court
opened Mt New Castle, at 10 o'clock, thiS
morning, Judges Comegys, Houston
and Wales present.
Thomas Mccormick VS.. William Prit-
chett replevinin Judgment for defendent
for SY.36.
State VS.. Frank Beaston, negro. Beas-
ton was arraigned for committing rape
upon Flora Booth, in Red Lion Hd., Aug.
18th, 1876, and pleaded mot guilty" Geo.
Gray, Esq, was appointedc ounsel for de
fendant
The case was continued until to-mor-
roW morning.
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THE special despatch from Columbia,
q. g., is of startling character. Twenty
Ave negroes, according to the confession
of some of their number, organized at
church, in Abbeyille county, a plot for
Abe indiscriminate slaughter {: the whites
and they carried their plot into effect SO
far rs to kill one young man who was
riding along road andto wound his only
eompanion.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

Gov. Vance, of South Carolina, it seems
probable will b. inaugurated at the point
Of the bayonet, for nearly all the volun-
teer military companies inthe State have
already indicated their purpose to pArti-
spate in the Inauguration ceremonies.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale. at the Della
ware House. 5l3 Market street, On
SATURDAY,, December 23rd, 1876,
at . o'clock, p. M,
The following described Real Estate viz:
All those two certain Lots or Pieces OF
Land with the Buildings thereon erected,
Muate In the city Of Wilmington aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows, 20
wit:
No. 1.-Beginning on the southerly side of
t;ilpin Avenue one hundred and forty -four
feet from the easterly side of Union street,
thence southerly parallel to Union street
one hundred and twenty-five feet; thence
easterly parallel to Gilpin Avenue forty
four feet, thence northerly parallelto Union
street one hundred and twenty five feet to
the said side of Gilpin Avenue and thencewes
same more or less with Three Two Story
Frame Dwellings, having four rooms each
thereon erected
No. "a Lot of Land with Il two-story
Brick House thereon being 1915 Tatnall
street beginning at a point ON the westerly
side of Tatnall street one hundred and forty
feet from the northerly side of Twelfth
street; thence westerly and parallel with
Twelfth street eighty-fivc feet to the middle
of ten feet wide alley opening into Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, thence thereby
northerly add parallel with Tatnall street
twenty feet to a stake, thence easterly and
parallel with Twelfth street passing through
The middle of the party wall of the Two
one ON the north eighty-five feet to the
westerly side of Tatnall street, thence there
by southerly twenty feet to the place of be-
ginning be the contents thereof what they
may. with the free and uninterrupted use
of said alley. Terms made known on day
of Sale. BAUDUY SIMMONS,
DAVID CHANDLER
dcc7-codts Trustees.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

D PoNCO'S GOLDENPERIODICAL
PILLS are th9 surest aud safest remedy
tor!ladles insdslicais health. Va me
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

PROFESSIONALLY THE BEST SUSTAIN
ED WORK OF THE kINDIN THE
WORLD"
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11
EXECUTORS SALE
RsIL. AL ALS'E ATIE

DY the authority Of the last Will aud fce-
ID lament of John AtherleY, deceased. tn,
Subscribers Will expose to sale. ut Public
Auction, at the
HOTEL or ALEXANDER MAXWELL,
in the town of widdlctoWn, ST Georges
Hundred, Delaware,
The daily gazette., 1876-12-11
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The daily gazette., 1876-12-11

PIE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon (sunday excepted,) Mt 4l6 Market
Street. and served by carriers TO Subscribers
in all parts of the city and surrounding
towns and villages. for six cents week,
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tn r7S4, Is the largest and most fiourishing
weekly paper in the State, and has larger
circulation than any other oa the Peninsula.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
eas fanfte 8cabpou 0onscrt.

OQ5 yr0grQrHfn oe9 oor9eftS9en Seaboops
Sou,erte8 mar merifanli6-eugliid). Gr6fi
net mnroe es sur1 cine Stnionie: In me-
moriam' pom 8. .. SOiie Ohio. Ser
nod iunger OrelBigidbrige @OmpOniit bat piel
muiitaliideS Salcnt, OaS benefit oieIe Slnz
fonle in pier S1ben; alleiu pr. Soiie unterz
rpirft oleieS Salent nift Der geh6ri9en 3uAt.
90 fommt in Der Srnfonie Oel Apartes, plel
uni60ne8 Dor, Sa8 Der @omponit lei9t bGtte
Uermeioen f0nnen. Betnlid mirten oft Die
langen oiHoHreuoeu Soibalte, Die eigentbiims
liben Durbqdnge mo Wenoungeu. 9a-
Sptideu treten mahrbaft id6ne @eOanfen in
groBQrti9er @epGnoun9 ouf. Dag 9r. Soiie
Oer neuoeutlhen S1ule angebOrt, brau1eu
mir faunl nod su erpdhnen. Der erlte uno
Der lebte Sab Der Siufouie biiriten uieletd)t
Ql8 bic beiien beBctdlnet meroeH; in oem
S6erso q. SaB) trrten Die oben9enannten
DtdHgei beionoerS heroor; aud) Der Sooten<
marld) g. Sat) Ieibet an einer leberbdufung
tart auiqetragener Sifefte, ,rpelhe bic gutenDto,
tiOe tbetIrDeile untergebeu laiieu. 9Sle &c.
laqt, Sor. 90iIe parf su ben tdlentpollIten
amerifanii5sn Gompouiiteu geredDnet m,roen
aber er muB bic Qusmiitie ieines &aleute8
belsltiaen. Oie g8tcoergabe Der Slufoalc
uercient Anertcunln9.
@ans anOer8, ais Sr. Soiie, tritt 40r.
4lfreo {6. Bsale ais &omponift Dor oas Bub.
litum. Seln SonSert in rs 1T moeerne Mi.
III i'm euten Stnne oes gSortes. Ste bietei
ui6t oirhweg Srigiual= =Seoanfen, leant fidj
all Wugner, chopin, io9ar on Staliener an;
allein oas @On3ert biloet ein 1uBerit eiieftuol.
les uno abseruueetss @anSe. Der @ompo
niit trla oen Biauopart oes GonSerteS ielbi
Dor. Die groBarli9e Se6nit nu6 Si6erbe
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Go
EmtTSnamrfmfctt.

Der 0aupier y ISM. Crane" @apt. .9Om;S,
fam Samita9 bon 8oitou bier all.
Son @enua fam Samtag Die Sarfe y2ltz
tipita," @apt. gtore8co, bier on.
Jtadl &barlelton fubren por9efern bon bier
Die 0ampfer y6alcou," Sapt. Strip, uno
ySea @na," Capt. @bllb8, alb, uHo Der ,,Guz
clue" iubr Snmltag Don bort bierber ah.
Sor1eterr fubreu Don bier nad Dem Au8s
lance ab: Der 0ampfer ,,JtitrHberg" uno Die
SQrfen - 8reciola" mad Bremen, ySeueto"
nod 8elfalt, yyuigi g." ua6 Queeu8tOmu
uuO y&alert" pad SGlfalt.
Der 9ampfsr IS. VI. @ar1," Gapt. SaG,
iubr SanitaQ BON bier naf) 9teipberu ab.
Der 0reimaiter y8uiSbur3" fam am a.
Tebr. uon bier III RotterOam all.
Sn @louceiter fam @noe letter QSof,e bic
Barfe v@uomo," in SSaterforo bic Srigg
yIbto" uuD IN Slliabon ole Srlgg y@Q,0a"
BON Baltimore an.
Der CUR ySeauer,9inie" gcb bGrige 9umpfer
Safe Otcgauttc," pon yiuerpoCl bterher alb
gefabren, tebrte ON Ia. o8. nit Serluit elmer
Sbraubenmuoe naf 2luerpOol Suriid; er
mar iiebsn Gage nnterpe9s, aIS Der unfall
paiiirte.
8le garteu ,Marg 6cgartb," oGraiqOml"
uno ;, UoJe," pel6e bei'm letten Stlrme
i'll Der SaI arg bei6dOigt muroeu, febrten am
5amitag mad Baltimore 3uriid.
0te Sarfe ,Stello" fam Samltag mad 90
tdaer 6abrt bon bier in @aroifi all; Die Sarf(
muroe am 81. San. pou einem fur6tbare1
Sturtue iiberfaaeu, in melAem iie our6 ein(
SturSmelle Sipei SoUte Uerlor uu0 anoert
8eiAaoi9ungen erblelt.
Die Barte ,Matiloa 6. Smith," mlfe
nit elmer 4aoung Getraioe BON bier mad
Yeliai, SSrl., abfubr, lam Samitag IN
ledeuoeu 3ritQuOe, nit Yerluit BON 4ufe
unO &etten unO 3erbro4ener g8iu6e in ytOr
folt, 8a., an. DIAN glaubt, oaB Die 2aOun9
uubeirhIJtQt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
Iermtfd1te 5epefd1en aus Ne.ps
BORT.

H ew Dorf, 6. Sebr. - Der 9ampfer
,aHoeS" lit uou gBet Suoteu bier einsez
trcfieu.
- Sob erGfinets geltern su 1923.
= Der w6heutlid]e Saufberit)t 9ibt fols
genben auSwels : 3unapme Der Sarlehen
s3, 1850, 1000. .3unabme Der Spesie 81 ,O89,
100; Nbnabme Der gegul<SenoerS 1878 300;
;3nnabme Der Deroften $4,485, 200; abnab=
me Der Gufulation S308, 200; Abnabme Der
8elerpe $706,000.
- Gin Curator trnrbe beute fir bic baltfe=
rotte yBetroleunt Seuerl0d) '@ompagnie" er-
nannt. - Ser YapierbanOler S. s. StoG'
pea mndte beute gunferott; Shulben $25, :
600. = gS06ertlide esie-Seridliffungen
1887 900. = 8te perlautet, trefien olc Ser
walter Der perl6ieoenen bieiisen S9nell,
Hra6t 8ef0roerungS &irien Smiideu Den
Ser. ct. unD @anaba Nnoronungen, I'm
burd CONCENTRATION oes @eihdfts bas Be.
amten- Gerloual auf eiueu @eueras@Snperin
tenoenten iir iece Der 3auptlinien III ermaBi
gen. Man ueriprIft fidl tauOn beoeuteuo'
Soiten. @rlparnib. - Der Opfr. ,gSielauO"
| traf Don SQmburQ elm.
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Ser wspro TIM 8io9eatb,,ruc.

Solton,5. Sebr. - Die anflage id)lcb
beute ibr Ssrb6r TN stueiten Bro6eiie Oes &ii>
lers $. g8. Biper, ser @rmorOung Mabel 3.
Douus's angefla9t. Die anflage ftiitte ihre
Saup iiihrung oaranf boB Der 500
oes Mdohens ntd)t ourd) einen llnfaa hdtte
berbeiaefabrt merben fDnnen, lpie Die Sertbei-
bisung inl erhen BroSciie Oarsutbuu beilrebt
mar. 2as 3eusnib Der Srau 0rafe, elmer
neuen 3eugin, wurDe in Seitdtignag Der au-
gabe oes s. j. @loper gegeben, oaB iie gez
ieben babe, rie 8iper aus bem Eburnfeutcr
iprans. Srau 0rafe lab Biper, als er grade
i'm Sesriff mar, GUS oem Seniter sn iprinsen.
9ieSertbeioiguug itiiet iid) peientlld oaranf,
bab Blper nur innerhalb etneS 3eitraumes
bon liinf Wiuutem feine 0tedeui4aft iiber
leinen Serblelb mGbrenb Der :3eit, no Die
Shat begangen worben iein io1, geben fonute
uuo es ntdt penfbar lei, oaB er inner balb bic
Ter flrsen 3eit Oas Serbre1en began9en baben
fDuute u
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NtermalS etn amtlt6er Sdjptnos
Ipr feffn0 0ffef

Eopefa, &anlas, 5. 6ebr. = Gs berrI9t
bier erbeblld: 4uiresun9 oh Der 9ta9ri6t,
bai, e,n semiifer u. s. Morprep, Wltslleo
Der @eietJebung in 9onipban-Gountp, ben
su ieiner Serfolsuna abssiaidteu @ebeiupO=
lisiiten, Die ibn aud) sliidlid bei'm &ragen
senommen batten, mieoer entid)liipft 1T.
Momrep fteht angenast, bel ser uor swei Sab
rem in eomanhe= &onntp erfolaten ansgabe
BON 5000 Shul Sbltgatiouen SdliAung be-
aanaen am babeu. Der @ouuernenr bat eine
Belobnnns BON 5000 fir Utomrep's @rgrei'
funa auSgelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
Selcsrapbif6e Serei9est
{3ertdte ocI s7nucItrten PIrnr- iur oen -@ot
reiponDenten.")
Standardization.
stus Der SunsesbauptIfaot.

Us btNgto 6. Eebr. - 2Seber Der
Senat, nod oas observation-disclosures ta9ten
qeitern. Die Seuatoreu uuo Wtitglieber bes
0auies beirhten Die peri6ieoenen Separtez
ments ODER oas 24eiBe SauS."
- SefretGr Yriitop ltellt Die @erii6te, Oab
es slplihen INN nmb benz YrGIoenten su els
mem heftigeu Bortuediel sefommen fel nnb
oaB er cine ltiirn,iid)e l1nterrebun9 NIT Sru.
@ontling gehabt bab,, IN 4breoe.
g. s. Sniffen, Der =Brtpatiefrez
tdr bes Trdtbenten, uno Die Priuatz sSdd,ter
be8 ,BeiBen Sauies," ioipie Der Sote bs5
Brdlibenten, 5r. Simmons, fino nod ct.
Souls abgereiit, rpobin tie als 3engen in Dem
Brosefie Sabcod'S citirt puroen. Otalor
9nden, Der YripatiefretGr bes Braiibenten,
reilte NIT Sen. SabcOd idou am Oonners
tage ab.
= Sr. Dome, peld)er SpeSial= =SunoeSs
idasamts. Maent in Seem 9orf geipeien uno
bur6 Srn. Sale eriett worbeu iit, tpuroe be-
reitS Al elmer anoern ebenlo psrantportltdeH
Steliung beitgnlrt, che lelH ytahtolser er=
nannt porDen mar.
-S 81. s. @oOo, Soriiber bes @emite's
fir @ese unb W.ttel, bat them SonsreIie elnen
@eieeeutpnrf unterbreitet, um ben Re5tpro=
citdts .Sertrag nit ben SanomiASs sSnleln
IN Au5fnbrun9 Su 5rln9en. Senl 9e|esehl=
tpurfe lit Elm ldu9erer Beridlt beigelegt, wcl'
der bic commersielle uno politii6e g8lfttg>
feit bes 9ertrags nit ben Sanopifs'Snieln
betont nno bic Inuabme bss @eiesentwuriss
beiiiriportst.
= aus Dem 8iireau bes General Nrstes
Der Happ lit elm 78 Seiten LANCER Serldt iibeI
bic gcbanolung BON 8ranfen srr gee, bic
Bermaltuug bon See=0oipitdlern II. |. no.
berpcrsesangeu. Der geritt enthdlt siele
fir Seeleute b56ft midtise 8eiiunseu.
-3mtideH ben Ser. ct. nno Der @olonla!'
Neaieruns Don Queensland, auitralten, If
ioeben Gin Yoit-Sertra9 abgeid1loilen NOR
ben. Die YOtbet0roerunS ttnoet via Sar
Eransisco itatt, uab baS elnfa6e SriefpOrto
Iol pon ben Ser. ct. nah Auitralien IL Sts
nno pom autralien nah ben Ser. ct.
gsuce betraseu /; gorausbesabluns be
oinat. DaS einfadle 3eitungs Bortl
lon 2 Gts. nnb bas fir sebrudte Safel
i'm 9lagemeiuen A Cts. pro uHse be
trasen. SIR rssifrirte Srisfe flno hisr II
| Gts. uno IN Nuitrallen 4 Yence, ioipie ba
srmDbnli9e Yorto 81 Sablen. Gan Sran
sisco 1T Der bieFgeY Bot gSrd,lelort, Der antra
lien's 8rlsbane. Ser Sertrag tritt iofort Il
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Gin Sd1nsperetn oer Stano- Sabrts
t.-,.SfruRtuae" &laptere>

gep=Dort, 5. 6ebr. = Die 8lano'
unb Orgelfabritanteu in NewzDorf baben etz
uen S1utuerein 9e9riinoet. Sic abitdt
beiielbeu tit, baS Snltrumente faufenoe Publt>
fun gegen einen getrug 81 idiieen, tpelf)er
in Den lettereu Sabren 9roBe, eridlredenoe
SerbGltnilie angenOmmen bat, nemll6 ben
Serfauf bon y So9u8"z z&lapieren. Stele pertb=
loie Sntruments rueroeu in Jtetp~Dprf aus
btaisem Wateriale augetertist uao NIT gta-
nlea psrieIen, wefde nibt erlitirer, peld)e
abcr oenen beriibmter 6irmeu tduid)elo dbn=
lid iebeu. 9ieie btli9en gtadwerte perocn
baan I'M gSelten unO anf benl 2anbe iiberz
baupt als be 8abr.fate beriibmter 8abrifen
psrfauit. Der Terein bat iOlgenOe Seamten
ermGblt: golue1 Maiou, Yrdiibent; 9Stlb.
@teinlpap uno Is. S. @biferiHa, Sice=Prdit=
oeutsu; u. S. 5aines, S9atmeilter; s..
Bacon, Sefretdr; g. Sted, S. 0eder, 6reo.
tSa5leton uno sc. u. YonD, Direftoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
Nll8emetne Saratnbolage int S. o.
feu BON NeD= Orleans.

9em< Srle s, ga, 5. 8ebr. - N!s
geitern iriib UNI "a llbr Der Dampfer ,@arrp
Omen" mdbreuo beS SturmeS an ieIuenl
eanouusspluee anlesen wOllte, purse er -se.
gen ben Danpfer +. Darn Sell@ getriebeu, mo-
burdt- elm 9iao gebro6en unD Der Oampier
unlenfbar wuroe. 9as S5dhrboot ,Qittle
Serrp" wolte benz 9ampfer ;u 6iilfe fom.
men, trieb aber segen OaS 8anSeri4iff y@a=
uonicus." 9as Seusrperitdyeruuss Boot
uVrotector" tpolte baun bem y@arro Omen"
Ssiitano leiiten, rpurbe aber aesen benielben
aetrieben anb bei9doi9te ibn 10 ltarf, oaB er
in furser 3eit periant. Die 2abung beitanr
aus 3l5 Ballen Saammoue uno 2745 SGden
Baumpoaeui Die Saumnole wiro i'm
beiddpisten 3uitanbe sebor9eH weroen fDn-
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6en. 8apcoG nno ,,8efol8e" TT
ct. Snftta.

ct. 2ontS, 5. 5ebr. = Sen. Sabcof,
8. s. g8illiams, (riiber SberbunOeSanmalD
Yspi 8.0udep, Yripatiefretdr bes 8raitoenten,
NIB yS. .. 2lperp iino beute Dtorgen bon
Baiblngton bier eln9etrofTen unO I'M r2inoea-
6otel" abgcitiegen. anoere Sreunoe oes Sc
nerals msrDen norgen bier eintreiien. Jfi6
ter Borter pou gteipz yorf, einer Der Sertbetz
bigger Sabcod's, tulrO jeoo9 erit am Dionta9
anfommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
Utrgtnttn fast 0te Gtntpauoeruns
tu'S WuQe.

gsaIbington, 5. 6ebr. Ge1srn
abeno fano bier eiue uirginlihe @inwauoez
runss. .Seriammluhg inter Soriis oeS @en.
Nisbugb See itatt. Utau ueritdaSigte ii6
auf einen Ylan, Inn bic i'm 2aufe beS Somz
mers BON europa eruarteteH &ourlifen gu
ueranlafIeu, aud girginien au beiuheu.
Utan bat sunddft biatse Giienbabu- ano
Oampfer= Breiie fir be tSin= unO Giidfabrt
empioblen nnb wurbs oarauf biusepteien, oat
in 9rnoon unb gew gOrf su bieienl 3wedt
berslts assntsu tbdtig ielen. Gin Sei9lnt
eria1t bic Staats=@eisgsebung, einen fdht'
gen ,lnb euersii6en Ginwanosrunss'A 'A9enter
az pruPuupn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
500 etncs perurtBetlten Steuers
@ctrif0erS.

OanSbIlle, Sn0., 5. Nebr. = penr1
s. Saeques, elmer Ser pernrtbeiten Yetbetligz
ten an Dem S6nappssv &inge," welder eine
ldnsere @eidnsnisbaft erbielt, tpurbe bente
Morssn i'm fterbenOen 3uitanbe in ie!ner 5eqe
geiunoeu. gr nor Elm Srunfenbolb, unO Die
Jterpeueridiitterung bel ieiner Serurtbeilun9
nah ihm mabrid,einlidl rem He1t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
GtQOt SQltimore.
2tbfebrt oeS 9pfrS. m0A

2sbfebrt oes Spfrs. Ritrnber8." ;"
Der 0ampler UNurnberG," CAPT. 5ager,
trat SamItag gtadmittas Yuntt ubr
nit &aliiteuz unO 81 3miid)enoed5' Baiia'
gieren leine Riidfabrt bon 2ocuit= Bolut iiber
SOutbamptOn uaf Bremerbaoen an. Sn Der
&alite fabreu 3. Maper unO Daniel Yaucr
pan Baltimore, Sobann grni uuO QS. Dter,
Ter pom Blttsburg, Ya., uno @arI Sergan uOn
RemsJlnTf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
SteMaHaire.

@inciunati, o., 6. Sebruar.
Wtor9en serietben 5mei Neger, Charles Mar.
ibaa uno SObn @latams, Ill eineu Sramau,
BET tpelhem gSilltanS rur6 ieineu @egner
einen t0otliden Wteiieritidl erbielt. Seios
itnD gefabrlide @baraftere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-02-07
Ste yroscfIe 9e9eit &5eftus, @eDn.
fiffN GDt1f

&hicago, 5u., 5. Sebr. = @eItern gorz
mittag meS 0tidter Soogett ben uorgeitern
Dor ibm erDrterten Nntrag SebufS 9tteoer.
ltlagun9 Der 9egeu 6eTns, Jtebm unO Don't
megen getbeiligung OIL rem gSbisfep= Steuer=
0eirauoattonen erbobenen anflaaen ab. Der
geeinu oes BroSeles wuroe auf ben 6. MdrS
b. 8. feitaeiett.