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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
n. E..s,r. Wa Qu-.si.n.

The Easesrn WaS Quessien.
BELGRADE. Dec. 27.-Ths Russian Gen.
srai Nankin arrived on Monday 10 take
command Of the Servian army. vice Tch-
srnaysn. General Nankin said he had
come BY srdsr Of the Emperor OF Russia 10
nasums command Of the army. He said
all f~orsignsrs In Scrvia. serving In the
liussian corps. would b considered . part
Of the Russian army. Orders wore issued
" the Bervin corps commanders 10 pro-
coed 10 their posts. AL volunteers are Or
dsrsd 70 the Degua army.
LONDON. Dec. 27.-The Giohs asserts that
Russia has ordered her fleet 10 rendezvous
at OtschAksf. - active measures are feared
by the Turkish fiseL
'CosurAxrIsoPLE. Dec. T.-Ths decree
Of October. 1875. reducing tie interest on
the Turkish ~dsb4ons-half during i've years
has been officially snnulled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
THE coMsrock.
orR REGULAR MINING REPORT
FOR THE WEEK ENDING
DECEMBER azth.

THE stock Market AMER Chrtssaaas
-Biue Tuesday L. the Bssssm
Touched Yet:-An Sorts OF ma
nors Margins Auathtistcd-rhe
Outlook for she Future uew
the sfines are L.ooktnH To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
STOCK %RErORT.

l~aHposrBp pArLr nj n r. KKAriSo . co.
-. Tra.eises BEARD.
Last r,xSrse.
10 Raymond a Eiy 4
10 Eureka Con. 10y
10 Jaskson.t
2oio Belmont. ~. t's.S
COS Leopard. =. 81
i.Os Serhsrn Bsli,. seS. %. sss. %. OK so,
81 t3O
50 0-ne'a' TbemN.t
70 Manhattan. II. "a.
iuo Grand Prile.t
lsi5 y doc. ~. ~
~ New Co-o. ~
80 Golden Chariot. N. a.
GU South Chariot. AZ. -
iso knis kcrbo ksr. So
ITO Baltimore, IL
rs silver Hill. :
40 New ysrk. sske
40 Alta AZ. ~
100 wooiviile. Sc
. . LAZY Washington. ~
go kossath. IL
iot5 Andes. H.. "
w Levisthan. s.ke.
IA North Con. Virgins.
40 Prospect. So
1910 Trojan. cc. aoc
s''' Cos. Virginia. 81. ssS. sSs. DC. "a
ss ooaid 4 Cary. n..n
cS5 Union Con. &. 81. 3.
lix5 calsdoaia, iis, u, NV. n.
is90 Ophir. ssk. eOA. ~. 49,
1855 Justice. ~. is&, 49,. ~ b.
rs Belcher. y, \.
so B..sA Bsiehsr, sss. ssa.. aoS. So. SsS.
So
RIO Csnisrnla. a, tl1. a. 80. a..
isuS Mexican. lev. iGs. isa, IT,
rats sosSiss.
2oso Ophir. u. nv. sis, siA rs. AN bD
SO Mexican. 1!<
ii8 Gould 4 Curry. u, il.. ~.
cas- Con Virgins. 49,. ss..3% S5s.O
80 ~chollarroto-i, u. "a.
siss VA. Z Sorsrs.s, 81. ~ s.se. s..
tO Z own Pslnt. q. 81. ss.s.
isso bsst q belshsr. ioS. 81, uS, NV, y Nv
a.
$40 Can Sonia. ssS. gg. a. s, sS hi. az,
~ b1O. a..
ITO fellow Jssist. ~, iis. ii.. its b
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80 teishsr, 81 sk.9
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10 sierra ssvada. ~. 81. ~.
1875 Bullion is<. isA. 49,. ~
sg3 Elchequsr. y ~. So
80 Seq. Bslehsr. Is "a
as oveman. iis. ~. nv. lis
10 justice i9k. isS bio. 49,, ~ bio, ~.
"a Union Cen. 81, $40
lrf3 Julia. ~. 3a.3s
So Caledonia. ~. i3s, i7s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Ch.rsh Property Sold.

The Methodist Church property in Gold
Hill has been sold 70 Father Clark. The
papers Willie made out before Saturday
and possession will " given nsxt week.
A carload Of lumber for the new building
which 10 70 be erected has already arrived,
and more will be ordered Immediately.
The building lot has been graded and ID
ready for operations. II 10 tho intention
Of the Trustees Of the church 10 get up
The frame and she'll Of the building ~ soon
- possible. with . view Of making for
themselves . temporary place Of worship
until they ht the room up In proper style.
In aid u this thers will be given . series
Of fairs and socials In the new house ~
sson - IL 10 ready for use. During the
time that our Methodist friends are en-.
tirely out OF house aud home they will
occupy Odd Fellows Hall or Minsrs'
Union Hall ~ . place Of meeting. The
site selected for the new church Is on the
east side Of Main street opposite the Crown
Peint hoisting works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
DIVIDENDS.

CnufsrsIs-s7 pee share. aegregaiine si.uso.'
OO0: declared Dceeinber s,h; payabe De
cembsr 18Th.
Consolidated virxisia : - per share.
arsrrrating a .0oO.Uo. declared Decembsr
lih. payable pecenber ith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Arrlv.,. sh,. sss.s.E.

Arrivals shts nsvntsE.
N shsrry @ Harrington A Brerss
u- John soon.n LNewman
- NM LryY Wa Ea-sic
n y.. u.mbls Yates
nr aHarn,l Miss reckmsn
~ ,s-sn... Mr. Nc sorteu MrsJ whitsd
.J.rrv Whitsd John uewct Csfein
u Block 4 VT
n~spsrsuFes 1ase Gvsntaw.
nah. B.tk Bro~n
N II Kobinson q II uny kchAtheiu
BordUeli W Hedge Meyer
EsI.rs az hrne.t 0so Brady
John wsl.h Nn n Z Gala , Fern
e-rhaasL Parkinson Gov Adams
~ ~. 40 fo.tsr N Wallace
W 0r.eu Mise N Morris Mics sheer
Nj. a n line. nrs Eisrrton Mis- n Holmes
~. ws.t~ii Jos N.xv.ll Michel . VT
AHandolph yas white Mrs Freeman
y Melbourne Mrs l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
OvermRn.

The main south drift on the i2oofoot
level is steadily advancing toward the
Caledonia limo to connect with the north
drift from the Caledonia shaft. Tbs sta
ton has been completed nj the iiOO-ioet
level. and . drift Is being pushed rapidly
toward the ledge. The new pumping en-
CINE 10 about completed. and will be ready
TO start into full operation by the LIST Of
January next. Everything In and about
the mine is in the best Of working eondi-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

A station has been opened at = depth Of
$50 feet In the main incline aud = drift
started parallel with the ledge. Az soon
As this drift has attained . proper dis
tanco from the shaft crosscuts will be
started to cut aud develop the ledge. The
machinery 10 all In good working srder.
and things are fast putting ON . business
look which speaks we'll for the confidence
exhibited by the owners In sson finding =
paying mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

.gNu sai. TO O.. r. RowElL . o..
y vsx Tori, a. Pznph'st. of 100 yse.s. son
...ins lisis uf a.0oo sswrpspefs. and sssim.,ss
n MIG eost u Advertising. NJ"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
ImrrrtnI Cen.elIdat.a.

The north drift FROM tho bottom Of the
south Wine, aad The south drift frsm the
bottom Of the north winzs. on the 2i35-
foot level. are each making steady head
way. Nothin. new TO report u the pros
peeting operations on the 1000. foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Ophir.

Daily yield. 200 tons. 81 ore. The orc
breasts on the 1900 and iG50-feot levels
show no change. The north drift on the
i7OO-foot level Is showing very favorable
ore indications. and the entire prospects
Of the i7OO-foot level are looking more en-
ceuraging. Sinking the main incline 10
making the hest Of progress. the rock In
the bottom blasting opt finely. Prospect
Jag operations In the 'othev parts OF the
mine shsw no now features whatever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

The west crosscut from the main south
drift on the isO0-foet level 10 steadily ad-
vancing. the face still in quartz and por-
phyry mixed. The ledge Is showing large,
well-dehnsd. and greatly improved In
character on this level. Tho face Of the
main southwest on the iC00-foot level 10
still In quartz and low grade orc. The do.
velopmsnts thus far on both the 1000 and
IsOO-fost levels show q steady osncentra-
ton " the quartz and ore. and . decided
improvement in the ledge TO the south
ward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

,,oors AID suoEs. or THs.A.
iI,Ls. md uosk vsrfsnted. -
Repairing dom.
Sj- rrte . reasonable.
Owe n~ . call ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Lady Warrington.

The drift north from the main east
crssscut is to-day in hfty.tws feet. The
whole face Is o in quartz. showing good
streaks and punches Of ere. The vein APP
psars 10 concentrate In going north. and
shows best Of the bottom Of the drift. II
the present favorable Indications continue.
a Wine will be sunk In the vein 10 See
what can bs found below this drift. Water
does not interfere. and everything 10 wsrk'
ing we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Hale a

The pumps are Kept steadily running.
The How Of vAier shows a steady weaken
ing. The cave in tue main incline Is
nearly repaired. Any delay Of the pumps
will admit Of the water rising in the main
incline. but IL Is again very easily reduced
aud appear, to have but little. II any. force
or heae =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

Ah.a,y lift.pump ia being lowered to
the isoo-foot station. This pump will lie
ready To start into full operation in q day
OF two more. The pumps have been kept
steadily running during the past week.
aud are slowly lowering the water. A
.oon as the new lift-pump is ready 10 start
up the water without doubt will bs reduced
much more rapidly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
North s.ar.s,s.

The ore prospects at the lowest or 500
FOO, level are excellent. but further devsl-
opment at that point Is discontinued for
tho present until further orders from bead
quarters. Meanwhile the pump 10 kept
running TO Keep the mine FREQ from water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
8uiiion.

The east prospecting drifts. on the 1900
foot level. afford nothing new fer the week.
The south drift. on the i50o-fost level. 10
still in very favorable ground. The cross
cuts on the iJOO-foot level. show no im-
portant changes. The north drift. on the
i7OO-foot level. Is making good progress.
with nothing Of interest 10 record. The
main north drift. on the 20O0-foot level In
the Alpha ground. 10 making rapid head
way. the face still in perphyry mixed with
streaks Of quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

The bottom Of the shaft encountered
much softer ground during the past week
carrying = considerable amount Of quartz
% a very favorable description. The how
Of water at thu botiom IL not a. strong
quits az for some time past. The north
drift on the iiO0-foot level Is advancing al
the rate Of 80 feet per week. the face IN
very favorable ground.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Ansshsr Phase 81 she Prssidsssiai
Maddts.

Nrw YoRE. Dec. 27.-willism n. 0ros-
venor publishes . strong letter V show
that 10 Congress continues the discussion
Of the Presidential middle until the 9Th
Of March next. the new House Of Repre-
ssntstives will have the right and duty 10
elect the President. 0rssvsnor further
claims that the right 70 elect does
not dsvolvs upon any HOUSE oil Hep.
ressntstivss until all the certificates 81
the Electoral College have been reoslves.
and . prolonged debate may prevent such
osmplstod opening until the present Csn-
gress expires. In which case the nsv house
will have until the 4th Of March, 1873. y
choose ne President. II IN he mean
lime 10 shall have boss oficially sses..
tsiusd and declared that ne psrson =
Elected by The psspls. II 10 only sftsr sueh
sscsrtalnment that The Constitution q.
rscts The HOUSE 70 chosss Immediately ~
ballet he President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

Daily yield. 600 tons Of ore. keeping the
mills all running up to their full crushing
capacities. Tho yield Of bullion for De-
csmber will not vary much from that Of
November. The ore breasts show little or
nc change. The face Of the prospecting
drift sonth ON the iG00-foot level 10 still In
good ore. The main west drift ON the
iGj0-foot level from the G. and @. shaft 10
steadily advancing. the face In rock some
what harder than at last report. The lift
pump. below the i650-foot station. Is In
place nearly ready to put into active use.
The general prospects % the mine for good
ore Developments have NOT looked more
favorable at any time In the past than they
Dc At this time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Erie Consolidated.

This mine has settled is financial dim
cultiss and has been again started int full
operation under very favorable cireum.
stances. The location 10 . good = q II
we'll worked bids fair 10 develop . good
paving mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
Prospect.

Very goed progress is bsins made Drift
ing west at the iOO-foot level. Tho drift
is now In go feet and the face 10 at pres
emit in splendid looking vein matter. coz
sisting Of quartz. clay and porphyry.
some Of the quartz seams give good -.
SAYS. There 10 considerable seepago of
water from the face Of the drift. but not
.,ar.h IN intsrfsrs with work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
S'issiiar-t'stost.

sinking the main Incline Is progressing
a, the rate Of ~ feet psr day. Sinking
the Combination Shaft 10 alss going stead
ily forward. Daily yield iG0 tons of ore.
the assay value Of which Is $50 PSF ton
NJ important changes at any point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

North Consolidated vfrEtntn.
The mino WAS never In ~ flne . eondi-
ton Tor active development - n present.
The machinery Is all In the beat u order.
Ths new pumps are doing excellent work.
sinking the main shaft 10 being pushed
forward with all possible vigor. The how
"a water Is light and gives but little
trouble. The east aud wost drifts on the
l1OO-foet level are both steadily advanc-
ing. the face of each In very favorable por-
phyry filed with seams Of lively quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27
SATIRE Tusnsl.
Phil. nhsvidan
Lady Bsyan.

All the machinery lie en- the ground. and
good progress is bsiag made with its cree
Andes.
Work progressing we'll at all points In
the mine. No changes worth noting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

The ore prospects in the upraiss and
west crosssut. ON the i465-foot level. show
no changes Of increased value during the
week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-27

sinking the shaft is making the best Of
progress. the bottom being in porphyry,
MIXED with clay and ~stringsu u quartz oi
A very lively and healthy character. IL IL
ma, iovs Cs5 feet. The dow Of water ID
Iiyht anil giyes but little trouble.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-27
Gin oemofrattTd)cr Gtc8 tt S1S.
Gdroltna 9eiIdjert.

" 10 y ort, 26. Sept.-@in Spesial.
Correspondent Der y9t..O. gSorlo," ueldel
aus9eoebnte Seoba6tungen in Carolina
angefteGt bat, erfIGrt, iiberseuQt su ietn, oaf
Der Staat itd5 in bteiem Serbfte fir bic De
mofraten erfldren nir6. @r fiibrt oil, bar
Der Genius BON 1885, mad pelfem cas- 80.
t1m Der gSeiBen be8 StaateS iid1 auf 74,l99
unb bas 9teger, Sotum auf td 110,O74 Stims
men belduft, iomie Der &enius BON 1870, mo-
nnd Die Neger 85,755 uno Die SeiBan g., ,547
Stiumen beiaBen, bebeuteno Su @unten Der
Ne9er libertrleben tuaren, unS oaB Die obigen
:Sabeu iiberbaupt III pOlitti9en 3peden faz
bright muroen. @r i6Gbt oas Uotum Der
2SctBen auf rpeni9ftenS $4,000 un6 ba8 Der
aeger auf b0hifenS 10000 Stinn1en uno
bebauptet, oaB iib bis iebt tpeni8tens 1000
Jteger ees Staates Der Semofratie sugeneu=
BET baben. Sierna9 piiroe iiA Da8 eemofraz
tlidIe Sotnm auf 81 GOO, unS bas Der &epub.
lttaner auf $4,000 beIaufeu. Geit Der @ufz
fteaung oes republifauii9en StaatstidetS ie.
bod erfldren iib tG1li1 mebr Neaer 3u @un=
lien Der oenofratiifem @anoioaten, ba bic
ytomlnationen Der &epublifaner 9roBe llnSuz
trteOenbett inter alien Ntttglteoern Der Bartei
erregt baben, II. ser @OrreiponDen: iit baber Der
Qnitht, oaB Der Staat fir Die 9emofraten
ltder ut, treHu Die Neaer uid]t burdl Die 2ln.
pelenbelt Der Suuoestr!ppen eingelfiid)tert
neroen. Dies fam gelGebeu, tnoem Die
6ibrer Der Rabtfalea ben gtegern iagcn, oaB
Die Sruppen nad Dem Staate geidltdt mir
Den, nm lte 81 Derhlnoern, 0emofiatiid) Srt
itlmncn. Selt Quiitelung oe5 republifaui=
fdlen StaatsttdetS baben 3tifter Sbompiou
y. @OOfe, Elm pronli1enter 9epublttaner uuo
ems Der peni9en ebrlt6en DtttglieOer leuer
%artei i'm Staate, iODie 0r. S. y. ". @pz
ping aus Beaufort, tpeld)er na9 bem Srtege
ais Sunoe8maridaQ fir ben Staat funqirte,
ben @nti6luB erfldrt, fir Die bemofratti9eu
SQnoioaten Al 5timmeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-27
Ste 9cer0i9uRa oes 2lDmtraIS
1SetlHD&

9tortolf, Sa., 26. September. - Die
lleberrclte oes @ontre=aonliralS u. sc. Sen,
nod, mel6er an 20. .. Yit8. in Bottom Der.
i6ieo, famen beute AM SOrb bes 0ampfcr8
ISM. Crane" bier OIL uuD muroen nah Der
@briit Stride gebradt, bon wo aus Die Seer
oi9ung I'M llbr Nadmitta5s ertOlgte. Der
Grpuersug mar Der impOiantehe, luel6er ie.
mnl8 in Norfolf itattfano. Derielbe betanO
aus Dtilitdr aus Sort WtonrOe unter bem
@ommauoo bes @enerals 9erHIfep, be Sra
rineloloaten aus bem btefgen 5lottenbaus
boIe inter @apitda @eorg Softer, 4btbet.
luugen Der yRorfolf lf,Gitp @uaro" uno ber
ogi9bt= =4rtiQerp pYlue8" inter ben 9iente.
nants 5eb9es uno 9bitebeaD, Utatroieu oea
&riegsOampfers yYowbatan" inter 9ieute-
nant Sacobs, een bter itatIouirten 6lotten=
SfiSiereu, uno elmer lan9en &etbe BON 6ut,
iden, in peld)sn iitJ Sreuaoe unO auge90rige
bes 8eritorbenen befanoeu. ytafbera oer
9eiden9ottesOtenit Der @piifopultirde sebul.
ten worDen mar, ging Die 8eitattung nit reu
iibli9en milttdriIdlcn @brenbeSeisEngeu pol
Gid1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-27

eparatHr Der GountD, D,gBerfte.
Der Dia1Or tbeilte Dem erfteu 9tatbs3mcioe
nit, oaB Die @ouutg 8erfte am 6ubc OSS
Srooowan, Die i'll iebr 5erfauencm 3ufauOe
lei, Der iOiortigen 9tsparatur beoiirfe, Sumul
ba bic ShnBe Lit bclgilden Sl6dcu ge.
| pflafert meroeu io1e. Die 8euusung Ser
2Gerite purOe 0urd) cine Afte Der @eietges
| bunQ Der 0ocuIs Bolnter G5dbrcompagniG Gee
| itottet, tpenn iie Die 2Scrfte i'll 9teparatur er
balteu piiroe. Die JteraraturtOien welben
chi $500, einidlieBlld S2500, weld)e Die
6dbrr@ou1pagnie 5u tragcu bat, Oernnidlu9t.
Die An9cIe9cnbett murre Dem @omite iibtrs
pieieu.
8erurtBciIuug zines 0iebeS.
- SAB 6au, eiuen 9ieb pon 9roieifion,
fan6en Die @eidworeneu geltern id)uloiQ, mo
Sberrtdter Sromn belegtc ibu mt 81 Straie
nebit Soiten uno ianote ibu auf Smei Sabre
ms StaotgefdngnB.
u aturallitrt rpurben gcIttru pom
SHnbeS= 8e3irtsgcridte fOlgenoe iefS gUss
ldnoer: GbregOtt 0Ouigmauu aus BreuBeu,
SObaun 6eirrid 8aus aus Surbeiien, Serls
RID SHauicil aus gSiirttembcrg, 6rieori6
DIFFERING unb Suim8 St6uS aus 9eutid,
lanO uuO 9anS @briitiaH Seuicu ans 3Gnez
mnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-27
Nlna S1tho.

5uuanna, 25. September. - Sn
Buerto= Yrinctpe, friiber etner Der reiAiten
StdOte Der Sniel, betridt 9rOBe ytOtb inter
ben ginnubneru, rnO 1000 9tattonen niiiien
8meinal w0Aentlid inter bic yiittsuolen
pertbeilt neroen.
DIE Spauter befeiligeu @ienfuegO8 gesen
Insriife bon Der 2auoiette iomObl, wie Don
Der Seeieite aus.
apanna, 26. September er.-Iuf Ntar>
Unique wiit9ete am lebten SOnntage eiu &ora
naco, uno Die telcgrupbiide Serbiubun9 BON
blrr aus rettt Ieitbem nur bis ct. Sbo~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-27

Ser 0urd) 6ru6 oe8 8ouIe
UarO 6enrg ". II y nri5 ma1te 10
chen bic Nbuugung zines 6anicS uotbwcnOig
ali oefen Stcllc oa8 botel geit1uoen bate,
mclhe5 I'M II. SabrbauOert ole beriidtigte
@litmlihcrtu Glarqulic be 8rlnollter5 be-
mobute. 0rcl Stemlth gut erbat!eue Ole
!ctte-5pel geb0rten OtQnuern, Oa5 brittle cI=
ner 6rau all - mur0eu bcl'm Abbrude BON
ben 2rbetterI auIgcunGeu. gieben lbucu
lag 9el1neloe, oaruutcr ell Sting nit Der
<}abreSSa Sabl.1665. Die 0tarqulie bemobnte
Oa3 oOtd nit lbrem @emabl, ibrem 8ater,
llrcu beIocu SriiOcru mo ibrer Sd)meitcr.
0lee Oler SCBtereu mmoeu bon ibr Ucr9iftet,
uuo mon 9aubt, 0aB bic BRET Gillette ole
Ibrcr @e'dnlittr ltnO, melde i'll Den Seltern
begraben wuroeu, Der Semeggruuo 3u Die,
len Serbredlen Der Uiarqutie mar Sabgier
uuo Der l8unid), tbren @ciebten, Salute
@rOlr, Su berdt9eu. 0itler yettere wollte
iie ober Hltt iur Ir0u blbeH, uuO menn iic
tbrem Dlaune 9tIt elngegcbeu, CAB tbm
<5ante Groir @egeuatit, 10 oaB er Die Srtus
DlQler5 itberlcbte. Der SOB Sdinte @roir',
Der 1872 eriOlgte, iiibrte CUR @utOedung uQer
0tciCr SdGnOtbaten. Die 0targulle iliid)tCte
mad Gltttd, BON NO ite 0urt} eIneu Boll5ei4
Qgenteu, Der ben &erllebten ipieltc, nadJ
6rantreit 9elodt mur0e. Serbaftct uno Der
Softer iibergeben, geiauO iie 2lueS; e8 wuroe
aud oQrgetban, oaB ne aus @eidlltgfeit meb-
rcren BeriOneu 9tit geidentt, un8 oaB btcic
oaoon 9ebrau6 9cmadt batteu. Am lG.
Sull 1875 nm llbr IbenO8 murbc Die SrHs
oiQier5 0RI Dem BlaCe be Ia @reOe 5u Yarl5
Cntbauptet uno oaun u2rbrdunt.
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Neue }NnietgeW
SeiIciOssSeT1liiHc.

n8ottodrtssSaH ben 26. Scptcm5er 1875.
Der IuruuRrsu uBOrOdrts," wCIttr ourd od5
ptoeIibe Abe6e iciue5 9cIddgten Ntitglteoe5 6rn-
Bat fa6t; IA Der hi r3u bsrufeHeu SernmmIung ioIs
9euoe 8eibIuiie:
-5n Gubttrrtt, oaB Der 9ertortsHe ourb ietne
3utsIencn uure ggretns auI oiCIicde gBetie 9efors
bert uuo ourdb ietu beoere5 uu0 ebrcuUoues 8euebr
men I'D bic adiuug uu0 Siebe eiHe5 iteen Nht9ite'
hs5 gu trrlnqeu Qemu6t bat. iU &c
b c tD [ 0 Il, oaB mir ourth oG5 Gbebeu Setus
rib Sitgerte etuen idWcr 81 erieeeuoen Bets
lul erllttcu babeH;
b d. o II II. 0aB mir o:n 8eftreburgeu oes Gds
biOQeiGte6lnsn fur oG5 Uo1l ieiuCr Dittblr9cr
Sle uoGite Anertennuu9 jouen
{ { q I 0 { II, oaB mir Der bIuter5uebeHeu Sdz
mtIte, ueIder er Gin treuCr 9attc uno Blter
mar, unier ticffes 8ctteio ausOriden
b eittoiI fen, 3is5s Der Bamilte miButb'tIe1
uno in aeu 3eituugen 5u 9ctoffentlthtH.(2G)
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8etmtfd;fe feIeerapDtfGe
NeneEGapff

- Sier Gompagnie'n artiGlerie 9insen se.
tern BON Sort Otonroe nad 9tOrfolf ab, I'M
Dem Se9rdbnife Oes peritorbenen @Outre'
AOmiral8 Bennod beiSuwobnen.
- Der yamerlfaniid,e Serein fir bic 6ei
lung Der SriInfiud)t" erDffnete 9eiteru ietae Z,
jdbrlihe Sibung in philadelphia.
= 8idter 9aploro nno @ouu. Gomonba
BON Der Stour @ommiifion tamen genern
pon Der ySpOtteO Sull"- -agentur in SlSnep
yiebr., Ell. Die iibrisen yiit9lteoer meroen
beute eruartct.
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1lnalad9falle tlm0 Werbredlen.

Spring D, Otan., 26. Septbr. -
Sin Mann, mel9er iif gSnl. Btne nennt,
muroe am 0iontag chi ben SerSadt bin,
eiuen 5sarmer, gtamenS 9idtnicn, I'M lebttn
28irter su gmherit eruorOet su baben, bon
Oem @e5en1poliStiten 8arren in asamam
oerbaitet. Uian hat mad amberit telegru=
pbirt, nm 3eu9en Sebrfs SOentif5irung pe8
SeiaH9enen 5n srlaN9en,
&rie, ga. &c. Septerlter. - Gin Sa.z
mer, Namens 9foot, nurDe beute Sl 2utbersz
pllle uon einem anoeren Sarmer. ytamens
9untlep, our6 einsn Steinwurf set5Dtet.
9ouisbille, 26. Sept. - @tn yeqer,
Iamen8 Iapoleou 8illiamS, ipurce bente
AbenD BON einem Sdenfwdrter, NamenS STE
Sort, ermorOet. Ser Streit cut1unO Daourd),
0aB gSilliams Dem Shentrudrter cine Serril.
ieue 3ebncentnote ais 3abllng fir einen
Srunf anbot. Sort eritoB ibn uno entflob,
luurbe ieoodb ipGter uerhaftet.