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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
certain sum o: money conditioned to be paid
in certain indenture of mortgage, bearing
date December 4th. 1874, executed by John
Story, OF Almena, Michigan, to William M. Lyle,
OF Paw Paw, Michigan, and recorded ON the
same day, in Liber No. IL OF mortgages, on
page 283, in the Office Of the Register of Deeds,
for Van Buren, County. Michigan. and the
amount claimed to be due thereon at the date
hereof, being the sum OF forty-eigbt dollars
and no proceedings have been had to collect the
sane, or any part thereof, at law or otherwise.
Notice is therefore hereby gwen, that by VIZ
tue OF the power of sale contained In said
mortgage, / shall cause to be sold, subject
to future ipstallments Of SAID mortgage, to
become due hereafter. to the highest bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House, in Paw
Paw, in said County, said Court House being
the place for holding the Circuit Court for said
County, at one O'Clock p. m. on Saturday, the
seventeenth day of June, 1876. the premises
described in said mortgage, or 30 much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amount then
due on said mortgage, including the costs OF
foreclosure, including an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars covenanted for therein, that is to
say The southwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter of section sixteen, IN township two,
south OF range thirteen west, containing forty
acres more or less, in said County Of Van
Buren,, and State OF Michigan. 1095t13
Dated, Paw Paw, Mich. March Odd, 1876.
WILLIAM M. LYLE, Mortgage.
RICHARDS IL MILLS, Attorneys for Mortgage.
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card the best in the pack, and the hold
ing Of Tilden as good 90 stocked hand.
He begs the friends Of Tilden to keep
the dust flying, so that the loyal people
of the North will be blind to the true
issue and accept the reformers dodge as
chapter of political gospel. Mont.
gomery regards Tilden as the coming
man, and, with the old family scent as
strong as ever, smells Cabinet position
in the smoke of the coming battle. Til.
den believes in Blair, and Blair swears
by Tilden. What better evidence of
Samuel's fitness can Democracy de.
mand? The Democratic party" says
Blair, quoting from Old Bullion, to
be strong must be clean" This may be
true with some parties, but not with
Democracy, for its strength lies in its
dirt, and to attempt its removal by put
ting soap and brush in Tilden's hand
would be to scour away so much Gifts
substance as to leave nothing that an
average Democrat could recognize. All,
Mr.. Blair, Democracy is too dirty to
wash. 1t needs boiling, the publication
of fire, and then burial in the earth for
a score of years, to take from it the old
Confederate smell that has made it SO
distasteful to the nation for the past fif-
teen years. Tilden may be very re-
spectacle gentleman, but he can never
impart any responsibility to the party
whose favors he seeks. A drop Of rain
may help % freshen Salt Lake, so may
Tilden help to sweeten Democracy but
for all practical purposes the fall of tho
one will be as effective as the labors of
the other.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-26
CHANCEkY SALE.
l1O3t12*

In pursuance and by virtue of decree Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Van Buren,, in
Chancery, made on the 4th day OF October, A.
ID. 1875, in a certain cause therein pending
wherein Trenor w. Park is complainant, and
William English and Henry Miller are defend
ants Notice is hereby gwen that on the 18th
day OF June, A. ID. 1876, at three o'clock in the
afternoon, shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the front door OF the Court
House, in the Village Of Paw Paw, in the Coun-
ty OF Van Buren,, and state OF Michigan, all
that certain piece or parcel OF land lying and
being in the township OF South Haven, in the
County Of Van Buren,, and State OF Michigan,
known and described as follows, Wis The
north half OF the south half Of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty-three, in town one
south, OF range seventeen west. llOOt7
Dated April Gath, 1876,
o. w. ROWLAND, Circuit Court Com.
Van Buren, Co., Mich.
JSo. c. SHARP, Comprts sol'r, Jackson, Mich
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
certain indenture OF mortgage bearing date
the eighth day OF January, A. ID. 1875, executed
by John o. Strong, and his wife M. A. Strong,
or the township of Bloomingdale, Van Buren,
County, State of Michigan. to VIM. X. Haw-
kins, of the town of Paw Paw, Michigan, and
recorded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds,
in Van Buren, County, State OF Michigan, in
Liber No. 60 on page SOC, on the fifteenth day
OF January, A. ID. 1875, and the amount claimed
to be due thereon at the date OF this notice be-
ing two hundred and seventy-fve dollars and
ninety-four cents, ($275.94) including an at
torney fee of twenty-five dollars provided for
in SAID mortgage, aud no suit or proceedings at
law or equity having been instituted to recover
the amount now due and unpaid and secured
by SAID mortgage or any part thereof. Notice
is hereby gwen that by virtue OF power OF
sale contained in said mortgage, there will be
sold at public auction, TO the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the 22d day of July, A. ID. 1876, at
the front door OF the Court House, in the VII
lage OF Paw Paw, Van Buren, County, State OF
Michigan, at twelve o'clock at noon Of said day,
the premises being in the county OF Van Buren,,
State OF Michigan, known and described as fol-
lows, to-wit Commencing nineteen feet west
of the southeast corner OF lot numbered sixty
six (66) OF the village Of Bloomingdale, thence
north eight rods, thence west nineteen (19)
feet, thence south eight (8) rods, thence east
nineteen (19) feet to the place OF beginning;
also the undivided one-halt % OF the follow
ing described premises commencing at the
southeast corner OF lot number sixty-six (66)
aforesaid, thence east twenty-eight (2S) feet,
thence north eight rods, thence west twenty
eight (28) feet, thence south eight (8) rods to
Dated April Ssth, 1876. 11OOt1a
w. Il. HAWKINS, Mortgage.
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From the Detroit Tribune.
The Sitm0tfOn In Michigan.

Having a few days since set forth with
some plainness our views as to the course
of the Cincinnati Gazette towards Mr..
Blaine, the Commercial of that city, in.
cidentally remarking with much truth
that " the matter did not seem to be any
of our (its) concern" favored US with
its version OF the true inwardness" OF
the business. This proceeding encour.
ages us to quote and reply to the follow
ing statement made by the Commercial
in answer to the Dayton Journal, the
controversy between these papers being
also none of " our concern:
Our information as to Michigan is
this precisely: Blaine will have twelve
and Bristow ten votes on the first ballot.
When Blaine passes in his checks, Bris-
tow will have the whole delegation.
Three-fourths of the Republicans of
Michigan are for Bristow, but they do
not manage the machinery very hand
somely."
The twelve to ten classification is fair
enough for preliminary estimates, and is
a reasonably accurate statement of the
preferences of the delegation; but some
of its members whose personal choice is
Bristow represent strong Blaine con-
stituencies, and the ex.Speaker's vote
from this State may rise above twelve
on the balloting from this cause. More.
overland now let the Commercial pre-.
pare to groan-Gov. Hayes has not
few friends in the delegation who will
urge his support if a compromise candi-
date becomes desirable at Cincinnati.
In saying that threefourths of the
Republicans of Michigan are for Bris.
tow" the Commercial speaks without
knowledge and without accuracy. We
do not belong to the machine" and do
not enjoy the confidence of its "mana-
gers" and therefore speak only from the
knowledge of public sentiment we have
gained from the local press and from
contact with leading men and with our
thousands of subscribers. We believe
this to be fair statement of the case:
OF the Michigan Republicans nineteen
twentieths are for Blaine or Bristow,
with no overshadowing preference for
the one as against the other; as to first
choice two-thirds of them would pro.
nounce for Blaine and one.third for
Bristow, and for second choice they
would change places. Both the Grand
Rapids Convention and the Cincinnati
delegation were reasonably representa-.
tive of the dominant sentiment of the
masses of the party on this question.
Michigan will support Blaine or Bris.
tow with enthusiasm Hayes, Wheeler,
Washburne or any other candidate of
that stamp will call out the usual ma.
jority; Morton or Conkling would bur.
den the party in the State.
We have done no little hard and
hearty work in placing before the people
of Michigan the facts necessary for the
just popular appreciation of the fine
abilities, political soundness, and ad.
mirable record of the Kentucky candi-
date; but when it comes to dealing
meanly with Mr.. Blaine or exaggerating
grossly about Mr.. Bristow we part COM
pany with our Cincinnati contemporaries.
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From the Lansing Republican.

From the Lansing Republican.
If the confederate party at the South
can carry an election by killing colored
men or frightening them away from the
polls, or coercing all the whites into
voting the democratic ticket, they are
satisfied but if the republican party
succeeds, then new measures must be
adopted. The democracy find it such
hard work to drive whole constituencies
into electing confederates that they have
begun to kill off republicans who hold
Office, and in that way secure power.
This is cheaper, quicker, and more in ac-
cordance with their style of doing things.
The State senate of Louisiana, as ar
ranged by the Wheeler compromise,
contains republican majority OF one.
Some white-league assassin, wearing a
mask, with revolving rife shot at N.
II. Twitchell, senator from DE Soto
parish, while he was crossing the river
at Coushatta, the scene of a former well.
massacre of republicans.
Twitchell was wounded in both arms,
and is likely to die. He has been for
IL years resident Of Louisiana, is mar.
ried to southern lady, has carried on
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-05-26
MANUFACTURER OF
CONCRETE WALKS

Driveways, Cellar Bottoms, Flooring for
Sheds, Car House, Factories, etc. All work
warranted. We use the best materials.
Sole agents for Bee Hive Brand Felt Compo-
sition and Gravel Roofing Materials. Manu-
featured by New England Felt Roofing Com
pany, Boston.
All orders promptly attended to.
G.. q W. G. TYLER,
1103t12* Paw Paw, Mich.
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II you want to buy a Sewing Machine, call
on John w. Emery, Jr. at his rooms, in the
Lyle Block, opposite the LIST National Bank.
and he will show you Just the incest, best and
moot convenient Machine ever made, and at a
lower pnce then ever before asked for first
class Machine. 1868
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Matthews a Hutchins have received large
stock Of Wall Paper and Bird Cages. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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Musical Merchandise.

A full line of Musical Merchandise kept in stock
We guarantee to suit the purchaser Of our
goods In regard TO price.
Repairing and Plating neatly done and all
work warranted. 1006
CHARLES MELCHOR, 81 co.
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tun9 oes Otor0fnaben feifsuieben. Man alaubt
al9emein, er tueroe Die Sadle ebeuIo abtbun,
ME letn Sor9Gnger, nGmlid in 0erlelben bis
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Itertomn, $1,000; ;@umberlanO, $4,000: :GaItou,
Sl4O0; @ltton, SI400; @l1cott= =&itp, $1,000:
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burg, $l4OO; Sagerstomn, S24O0; SaflanS,
$ll00; Bort -0epOiit, $500; gSeitminter,
$1,000. Die itbrtasn BoltGmtcr beiebt Der
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Saltimorer BOfamtes.
Oem llnterbauie OeS @onqreiics lieat elm
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bdnOler, me!dJer ictne etiquette auf Die Oes
6abrttanteH tlebt, fidl elmer Strafe bon
$50 flir icOsS iOlAcs ySereeben" anSpet.
Sir Solt8i dub il der wtrO III ben
yer, Staaten iGbrlid) nad Angabe oe8
SunoeS,@ommihdrS fir @r5iebuug8. 8.4uaelez
9enbelten BIZ uugsbeure Summe BON $780,
100000 ous9e9eben, mas fir iebe8 ShuI=
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mag. Der @Onlmiiiar gibt an, baB OOUOu
ctrca &c Rro3eEt orer nabeSu $34, ,O0O, 900
GelngewInn Der Serleaer lOldler 8i6er iino.
Der emt9e gSetiel III Oen Sdulbii6ern uuO
| and Die 3eritOruug8iudIt amerttaniiher Sin.
Der ltno nebeu oem iibertriebenen @emtnn Der
Serle9er Die 6auptgriinOe fiir oieeu hobeu
Poiten III ben Aus9aben Der amerifaniiden
blirgerllten @eIellihait. Shire Sercienite nm
oaS llnterrt6t5Ueicn Ia6eu ftd Die S9ulbiz
| dlerzSerleaer iehr tteuer besQhlen.
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Stc ufrmmne" Bud iiiBtnn9 ees
GG)0kamteS.

glad Den nlOnatld)en Nusmeiieu Se8
S6abamteS bat DalIelbe beltGHotg eillen
Oartgt0 Sorratb BON 1880 OftQioneu
Dollars an 6anb, mogeJen Der Gourantoorz
ratb beoeuteno gertnger lit uno oft auf IS
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natSauSwetie eriAelner, unb 9as 1T jett ulls
geiGbr 10 Sabre her, iino oieielben oft bon
pcn groBeu SIdttern Se8 QanbeS iharf triti=
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6tnansausncts iDrEllid ais @ampaqne- 30
fument orgauiIirt, uno Die gan;e 3eit her bat
man re9elmaBtg mad fol9euoem Ylane uerz
iabreu: Su-S Dor ben 9teueu9lGn0er 6riib.
labrSmablen bebentenoe Hepuftlon Der 9iatios
nalifIulO, le na6oem Die Ittien DER Naoitaz
len in 9tem=6ampibire ltnO Connecticut ftan
ben; oann I'm Dtat, Stunt, Suli uno 9luQu1i
lueniger bebeutenbe 2lbnabme, mitunter iOgal
etne blrette Sermebrung Der Sdule, belon=
Oers weun fetne Au9uitpahl in 9tOro @aro.
lima fattTanD; oann I'm september (Raine),
! Sttober (Sbio, YeItnipluaneI, Soma, Sn-
0iana) unb eubltdl I'M JtOuenber, (fu>S uo1
Den StaatSz unO 9tationalwablcn in etpa "a
Staaten) 9emaltige 8ernlnbe1una be,
Sbulo; am l. DECEMBER taft gar feline Ab,
na9me, mitunter iogar 3unabme, i'm Sauual
uno Sebruar poittlpe 3unabne. 90 gluc
es elm Sabr um's anbere, unb man brauh
( li9 ntd)t 3u oermuneern, oaB in pielen Sret
len Seroatt ge9en oteieS ei9entbiinllide gu
iammentreifen Der grOBen S9uloabnabm
nit ben Sablperiooen aufltie9; Der bpperbo
lii6e Bit oes 9rOben observation-disclosures
5rancis Grain in Der @reelep @ampaqne
0ab i'm Sdutamte nidt 10 Uiel SartgelO iel
I'M cine anitdnbige 0utenO- -@eieli9att mi
vSburp.@ .@Obbler8" Su trartiren, madIte ieine
i3ett MIR Oesbalb 10 grOBeS AuleheH, mel
uuu bic SdaeamtS @u6iiibruu9 langit ali
iiberfaul erfanut hattie.
9icie SplegelfsGterei nit bem SdulOuns
meis puroe bis in be neurfe .3eit iOrtgeiebt
oenu ber @ougreB par bic gau5eu Sabre be
iiberpdlti9enb rspublifauii4, unO jebsr Ser
lud Der @iiuOritdt, ettpas ndber in oiei
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Selegrap0ii6e 9epei3ela>
Sanferpfte.


Eati RtUer, Otan IL. San. - Sn
elmer Seriammlung Der @IGubiger oeS Iu8s
ueuOirteH Santbaujts gatou & Dtilues
Uuroe ermtItelt, 1aB fG beiieu Bafitua uui
1888, ,541.80, DIE AItua auf 1886, ,231. rs
'elaufen; upter 9'blereu Oefu0eG hdl Sruno
'tgen'hum sum 2SaTtb1 uon S36, ,O75. .29
stu ,itnfSepners s&Omite Dutoe uuqeuleien,
itber ftu llsueretntommen nit Der Sirma BE
rd)t gu eriflteu. Dian glaubt, eaB Die
Strma Tire Standardization Oeden miIb.
ncaner, Ba., H. Sanuar. - 0ie
y 3niauo SeriJderung5. uub DepoNteus@o. "
pIerieIbit fteQte heute Worgsu TIRE 3ablnnaeu
EN-. Die Susttoreu babeu .. >. Reuuolo8,
eHeu heruorra9euOeu Anmalt hleFser Stast,
gum 4ilSnltar ouserforen. Ran uermuthet,
ooB oaS SemOgcu Sur Deduug Der uq9e.
melreu 0epoiiteu ausretht. llsbsr ben nubreu
Stauo Der In9eIe8enbeiten Der @OmpagHse If
Deni9 BefaHut.
g(ew'0 orf, IL. San. - Die 3ufer.
Rafitneure VSebr. SfGrebauieu BADEN fautrt.
Slre BaiNUa mer6en auf 1913 600, ibre 4t.
nua auf S6OO,OOO, melittuS in 9ruuOetser=
Ebum be1ebenO, utranl9laat.
9 ON, II. San .-6eute Rorgeu purbe
cine Sn9tbitIOu 9eggu bic 8camtRn oery Beit-
BoOn. Sa1tngsbant" erlaiieu, ne6e oerie,.
ben ueIbietet, 5etGite 81 usrridteH. Die
Rtdger behaupten, oaB 0as &api:ai Der 8aut
uerminoert unO pent3 oOer gar Tern ;I.beriduf
oorbGuoen Jet.
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in @hrifiania erfolgtsn Ableben Ses beriibntz
ten Grstes, SperateurS uuo mebi5iniihen
S6riftitellers BrOfeTors Or. 9Silbelm 86f,
oes einitigen Snttmus Seuner'S unO 4poitels
Der Smpf 5beorte, zines t9tlebrteu, Oeheu
Name midi nur i'll 9totmegen uno gang euro
pa, lonoern auh bierlanpS einen 9uten Slang
bat.
86d mar AM 10. Wai 1901 in @Grifiania
aeboren uuo bate auf ben erfen europdiihen
uniueriitGten itubirt, ehe er 1889 in BariS
grabuirte uuO balO oaruuf fi9 i'll ieiner Sd
teritabt ai8 NrSt uteberIieB. Salb 6arauf
bate er ietuen 8uf begriin0et unO Eauienoe
Der gSelt erbalten. Sn 1849 nabm CT etue
Profeiiur an Der uuioerIttdt on, meld)e CT in
1870 aufgab, um amerifa 3u bereiien @r
ersparb itd in Regu 9orf, PbllaOeIphta, Suf-
falo II. |. 10. Sahlrei9e 6reunbe, Die iein 6in=
tritt III Srauer Ucrieet. g8ittme. Gobn
unb Sod)ter erben paS nift unbeOeutcnOe
Serm0qen
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SCmatorluaDl In &pttiita1la. - Gin
Gtias fitr Sen 8clbeR StrOId1
HSttfGtdntF

News0rltQn8, II. Sanuar. - Die
Oelnofratiiden Otitglieoer oes SauieS i9rit,
ten beute Sur SenatOrwabl. @on neu re,
publltunii1en Dtitglieoeru uabm uur ST.
@Oup. t9abn 5betl.
9ieicr nomluirte Den Ri6ter SaGliferro.
Der StautsieuatOr Gultis BON Stem. Srlsaus
puroe erwablt. - Ser Senat uahm nit 10
ge9en II Sunlulen eineu Beid]luB an, oaE
fetne Satan3 beltebe, alo aud tetne 8abI
nOtbweuOig iei. Sic oemOfr. SeuatOrenmer=
ben ieboa al Der g8abl tbetlnebmen UNI
Cults miro moIQeu ernGbit merbeu.
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&d1Ietd3er'S Slan sur 2Sleoerauf
ttQbttte Der S0rtaeID3dhItfun.

pr. @uifap S9lei1er pol Seras 1T Ger
siuyge in OsutI9 anO gebOreue oeutlde Ser.
treter III 9teprGlentaHtenbaule, Der anoere
Deuthe, s. &ebr aus ct. 2ou;s, 1T elm
Deuii6- Amerifaner. 4lS Sarl Sdnr3 am
A. Rdr, D. 8. ben Seuat oerlieB, glaubte man
alSemeiu, Oub sS nit elmer slansenben &e.
pxaientation oes amerifanii9en 9eutih:
fbuwS porlaufis auf ldnsere i3eit 81 @nbt
feinperns; bic beibeH Obeu seuaunren 9errer
sparen atpw iaon erwablt, aber Selner Dol
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'snrDp6lSAe jtG5elberidl1f
2SaErSdletMIid1 etnc SOpUeIz
&O%nSHNnhhn

Son II, IA. San. : Die 08of" iaot,
oaB man befir4tet, oaB bic Sdtfic y9ar0elt
Queen" uno Sape GOmorIn," Oeren 8erlult
bsrett8 geluelOet puroe, mabri1einlid1 am
leBteu Sreitag ant Der 60be bon GuSfar slI.
iammeHtieBeu uuo nit Mann uuo Waus
uuterQedauoen iiub
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Nabrtd1etnItd1 elm WaftitttttOrS

4utregung, Elm Poli5ift murbe gerufeft, mel
9er 6rau Snnf nadl bcm Stationsbauie ab'
1ilbrtr, mo- fie Uorlduig betgeitedt murOe.
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UeruttbetI1ttta et1teS M0rScrs,

@oncOrD, N.=9., 13. San. - Sm Bro.
5eiie bes Soiepb ga Ba9e wegen grmorOung
oss YtGohenS Soiie &angmaib gaben Ole
9eiaworeneu eiuen @abripru9 uuf ,,S9ul,
big OeS 0lorbes I'M crften @raOe" alb. Gr
Wuroe 3um &oOe ourh nenSnif uerurtbellt,
un0 bic 9inrt6tung iOa am 10. Sauuar 1871
uoQ3oQen merOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-14
Gin atttertfautid1es NaBrSeit9 at,
Der fiiiue0iidlefl 2iiffc oeifrnnnef.

bington Il, II. san. - 9erStaats-
iefretGr bat Bcridlt erbalten, baB in Der 0adt
bes IL. 0e3enlber Der S9ooner y6artforo"
uoH yiew. g)Ort, Welfer BON @harlerou, g.
s., nit etner 2aouug BaumpoGe mad 9tes
ual, 0tublanb, beitimmt mar, an Der ihperi.
ihen &iife; etpa 40 Wteilen uon Copenhagen,
gei6eitert 1T. Die 2aOung murbe gerettet uuo
nah 6elitug0r 9eDradt. Die Ranui6aft
uur6e BON oem amerifaniiten @oniul in @os
penba9en unteritiist unO mad ben Ser. Staas
ten SuriidbefOrOert.
pa tperOen 9Setber 3tt SDanett. ="
BbtlaoeIpbia, II. San. = @eftern
gta9mitta9 ge9Cn llbr bsiuhte 6rau Qpnd),
rueld)e i'm Oberen SbeiIe Der Staot mobut, oaS
SoitbauS Der 6rau Sate Osborne i'll Der
gtadbdridIGft Der 10. uno SbompienitraBe in
8egleitung hires Mauue5, I'm Srau Osborne
megeu elmer Serldumbun9 Sur 9tebe 5u itelen.
/ sic oerlangte III @egeumart ibres Oiannea
etne @breHrtlQrung, meldle 6rau Osborne
Uerruetgerte; beiti9e leiOeuiaaitltde g9Ortt
/ foIgteu, nobel 6rau Qpud einen 8epOlue,
aus tbrem OtufIe 5og, oeuielbeu auf fSrar
Osborne riftete uno oann feuerte; bic Su9e
trai in Der IiutsH Sette, IS eutfauO SrOBt
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Gtttc W0ntlIie erfruflfctf.

3 q feep | Z, N.=@., 13. San.-
Capt. SO!tab Srigas BON &oriadie, Oefen
6rau uno jwet SinHer ertrdnfen 9eern
Aoeho nahe @oGiafie I'm 0uOion, 6tuiie. Sic
!eqrten auI etnem Sd)lttten, Seu Der @apttGlt
aoer oen BON @is iiberoedteu Slu6 ifUb, aus
per Strd1e 5uriif, ols pl6tlld 2lue in ELI tm
glle oefnollte8 2odl ftiirSten. Die 2eIden
quo nod nldlt aufaefunDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-14
@lelc6em OeS @enGr0IS GORDON
@rauoer.

Santa &c, u. IL 10. Sanuar. -
0a5 beue Qbeuo eriol9te Ablebeu oe8 Sen
@OrOou Stranger Wro augemcin beOuuert
Sor elnl9eU No1ed 1otte er eiueu S6lags
Qniall uno beianO itd uui Der 8sfIerung, aIs
er beute Jtahmtto9 mn ll6r nbermals nom
o9lage geriihrt Duroe uuO um ubr iarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-14
2Gattter GmpfattG fur Gf1bred,er

P t I utl E, Benni. IS. 3.Sau.-6eute
.Noraen llbr brafen 9iebe in oaS 6auS
Der tSran Dttaer in Dtubonep Somnibip in
Der yfabe BON ShamOfiu Elm un0 fablcn
S2lOo. Sin Sdwieseriohn Der 5raR Dill
ler, mel9er Sufduig in benz 0auie iibGuab=
etc, iboB auf Die @lnbred)er, itredte @iuen,
Ndmens 5u9bes, tObt nteoer, uerpuuoete eis
nen anneren tObtlih un0 nabm oeu 0ritten
9einu9en. DaS 9elS murOe pisoer eriauet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-14
@fIbsLut BOD

Die lebte elrOpdiife Yoh brInst bie betriis
bsnee Ia6rI9t pom bem am l6. SeSember
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% E-'SV%t"St WV Ou4AtWNsOSS
~ pptla oe II bia, 12. Sanuar. = 9eute
5gtorgen attafirte sSm. .. Srep, 9tr. -608.
gSoooltr., toobnbafr, iciue 6ruu unO bra9te
t9r orel lhlimme 8unOea ON SOpie bel.
6rau Sre9 lit 10 idlimm permunOet, baB iie
lllpt nber bic Sa6e pernommen merOeH fam.
Gtn Wann mar 3euge Der Ste1erei; oerielbe
eentiob aber unb III ieitOem nidt nieber ge.
lepen p0r6en. iSren hefinhet fifh IN Ontt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-01-14

8ariS, II. San. -nye Scmp8" beriatet,
0aB IN Der beutigen &ablHetSfsung YrGfoent
gtcARa9on oaS abOantungsgelud OeS 6ru.
gan Usrbranntc unO uu3elste, cuB er ienen
~Gmmauo 9egen oeiieu @anbiraur in Dem
0epartemente Seine ct Die 3uriid5lebe.
0aS pSOurnal 0es &ebatS" melpet, Dap
gtoni. Suhet 5rn. Sap beua6rihti9t bat,
oaB er Der 2Sabl Der anoereu @anOibatcn anf
Der gilte opponireu mirO, einer iero9 nIHt.
Die Abenojcttun9en beipreden Die Protlama-
ton uno GlBerE periAiepene 0teinungen bars