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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

-ffs 4H rl al i veF F. " We are told that the pocket-book lost by Mrs. E., Austin, was found by Lester
 Schriver and soon handed to Mrs. A.
 Good boy!s,n s.s. la,. -,r.. [s r... ;; ,, I-Mr. X Mrs, B. Eaton, and Mir, < Mrs. IL, Eaton have gone on a visit to Chicago and other western cities. to be absent )sev-, eral weeks. sidw ed1 lia 6ne fro j., ,s -The cottage seminary in this village. now in charge of Mr. s& Mrs. Stone, is said to be in a fourishing condition. oi ?. E. -Dea. s. o. Conn is making quite sx- tensiye repairs on his house and out buildings and Mr.. Wm. Judd acontem- plates the same onIhis. gods da,dw sili.a Eg -On the first ofIthis month the Housa- tonic fiveri Was said by some of the oldest inhabitants to be the lowest ever known; but the heavy rain on the night of the 4th made quite a change in springs and streams. 4121 @" aadi 'ts31a1of te aa The first frost to destroy plants was on the night of the 9th inst. when ice as thick as window glass was formed on standing water in this place. a9siNs ad2 ?
 MT Joel Pratt (of Macedonia) arrived in town on Friday, ,12th inst. with drove of cattle from St. Lawrence County, N. Y.
 St.tai zalt 52 I7ed0291 a" ,9E4tell l --,i gal}A .2afaY8m yaIs4uRT .Y,
 Rev. MT. Sturges, rector of St. An, drew's church, exchanged with Rev. Mr.
 ---of Canaan. on the 14th inst. 5., --Weare informed that Bishop Williams will be in town and eofficiate at St. An- drew's church on Saturday Nov 3d. at 8 o'clock P. m. tz.n ,a- L. --- B..
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
CoYnWall.

There will be sociable afthe house of Rev. Mr Dudley. Friday evening Oct. 19 Mrs yarysy will exhibit afew of her world renowned wax figures, for the en- tertainment of the company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
4gF% 77---i- T TssA's----T -7 TT ----s i 4
 Astonishing Success

2, It is, the duty of every person who has
 nsed B sscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP to let it's ,wonderfnl qualities be known to their friends in curing Consumption, severe
 Coughs. Group, Asthma. Pneumonia, and
 Tn fact all throatsand lung diseases No person can use it without immediate re- lief Three doses will relieve any case, and We consider it the duty of all Drug. gists to recommend it to the. poor dying consumptive. at least to try one bottle. ss 40, 900 dozen bottles were sold last year, and no one case where it failed was report ed. Such a medicine as the GERMAN SYLUP cannot be too widely, known. Ask your Druggist about'it.i Sample Bottles try sold at 10icents. Regular size 75scents. Fortsaladbyl A. S. WRIGHr < Goa gi !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

s. CAsTpRIA, IS CERTAIN to operate. It does not nauseate. or gripe like Castor Oil, but is pleasant to take, digests the food, reg ulates the bowels, cures wind colic,S ex- pels worms, and causes natural sleep. It is equally adapted to adults and infants.
 It contain neither Mineral. Morphine nor Alcohol. Children may have health, and mothers find rest, if they use Castoria. $
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
C CBTRIcr OF LrrcHFTEIr ss. probase Court.

U September 99th. 1871. a I tF1 "
 Estate of Frede-ick W. Plumb, late Iaschasld in said District. deceased.
 The court of Probate for the District Of LtchAald hath limited and allowed six moiths from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estnteto exhb their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. property attested, within said time, will he debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requsted to make Immediate payment to ec - ..
 27-sw EVERETT H. WRIGHT, Administrater.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
Ngws oF rHe WEEk.l

-@ 4OffH ga p IWrkeg There has been some indeci- slye fighting in Armenia. .f. s...I.
 The Russian Guards have arrived in support of tlie army investing Plevna at Fraace. 1.-The election, was very quiet. Latest reports give the Republicans 314; Conservatives. POI; undecided IA
 I1ldia. There have been fine rains m northern and central India 15o io A2A n2"as~ .s0 DoMEsTIc.l ao 1oig9Ad tle' l Congress met Monday and the House organized with Mr. Randall as speaker; and Adams was reappointed Clerk The President asks for an appropriation to maintain an army of 25, 900 men, and for a few smaller appropriations De8 oa 'n3# fs Scranton mines areiresuming work. 10 Gilman as taken to Sing Sing on Sat- urday. Es... ' Judge Wright assaulted Columbus De- lano in. the streets of Washington, Friday. a The hostile Neg Perces,i under Chief Joseph, surrendered to Col. Miles, Oct. 9th.
 The Administration mass meeting in New York city, last tweek, was very large. and enthusiastic, and it's competition showed that the Republicans of the city are satisfied with Mir. Hayes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

Saturdays CourantEis pretty severe on Judge Culver, now holding the Superior Court in that city, who. it seems, comes up from ddlebowh to- Hartford uintime to open court at 10 a. m. and returns at noon, each day This does not seem very laboriouss and the Copranti is extremely sarcastic On the sympathy expressed for "oyerwotked judges" in every legislas turs. by lawyers who are anxious to as, sist them on the bench. sSat 7o 7s414vs aaf
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
HarWinton.


 | Atalented young divine whose name we were unable to learn, occupied our pulpit. last Sabbath; suffice it to say that he deliv- cred two excellent discourses to a larger and more interested audience than we have had da for some time. The prayer meeting discourse in the evening was also very interesting, and the Academy was we'll filled, and we doubt whether the hymns of praise have been sung in so hear ty s manner as on that occasion since our great revival. .a dozen years ago. We think if this young minister was dinstalled here that religion would not be at sncha low aebb as 1t has beeniin this place of late. We understand that he is to remain in towr, through the week. bna ,4sge@oa ,iaot to We are told that the Adventists have appointed Wednesday. Oct. 31, for the dedication of their new Chapel at Camp. vile. e'''9~ -7- 6'-- ''~ '@ . - We were wrongly informed last week in regard to the death of Mir. Tracy Cleve- land. It was MT. Ephraim Cleveland who died and MT: Tracy Cleveland was at the funeral, which took place last, Wednesday,, being postponed one day on account of the weather, 5aA sw bns bads5aaasfzs a.
 -We tlear that Mrs. Bradley s,Catlin is sick Mrs. Wma Bnrden is slowly improy-. ing. 58 ~suo 1a85 sit 5@ qal4rfdl 2 E. MT. Daniel Catlin, who is nearly oS5 years old, has raised on half an acre of ground, the past summer, 90 bushels of good ronnd ears of corn Young man beat that if you can. tRd R'' .n9go 5hiw 3 F MT. Geo. Catlin is building two addi-' ationnsI nIit to his new barn. 5o8 g" f"E 'fsts' H News is. rather scarce but water is .,. B" . fS@. .tf4E D5H380 |ED44H tEJ I4 now abundant aod ..lt 10 v,bgns.T s.,s ,7, s b4asd bad sv LIT LITTLE A GHoNn1E. ON T l-sa,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
n 1sr. Icr or IIrcllFIErD $. pros..s oous..

II September 29th, I677
 Estate of Samuel Ives late of Goshen in aald Dis. tret, ,deceased st lelg,sa-tafgisa T.asl ga .f. Al
 The Court of Probate for the District of Lilehaold hath limited and allowed six mOnths from the date hereof for the cr-ditUrs of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who nayect to present their accounts, properly attested within said tina. will be de6afred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate pay. ] a.sw' - ..n..p DAVID ". IVES, Admi ,ia.ra.or.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

HARPERs contains; Ten Years Ac. quaintapce with Alaska {illus) ): Palinge. ne4is;The King of Coniurers. by Olive To, gan (illpsl San Antonio de lBexar,. by Harriet Prescott Spof6ord Gllns.); Con. tentmsnt; Madaleana;o Yachting in Blue Waters tillus.);t The ae Best Gift, by KateavH vHillardios Back to- Back, a Story of To-day by Edward Everett. Haleg4 Study; Erema. of My Fathers Sin; To asehooli Girli ASYear of American Trav- el, by Jessie Rsnton Fremont; My Mo thefs Objections; Editorial Articles. aao yl
 Harper & Brothers, New York: $4 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

DIsTRICT OF CORNWALL. SC. Probate Court D Sept. 18th, 1877
 Estate of WIiam H, Jennines late af Cornwall, in sand District deceased.s " 0A@+49 t&t4& SJ J V
 The Court of Probate for the District Of Cornwall hath limited and allowed sx lnopths from the date, hereof for the efeofs eg said Estate tp lheig claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their claims properly attested. within said time win DC debarred recogery AlI personr lnebeted Q the estate requested to make ifnmediate payment tO U 127-3w RUTH K JENNINGS, Administratrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The fosgsf Gilman | gave sl himself up. lastswssk, pleaded guilty to the, iudict- mentagainsti himGa1d was sentencedT to fiys' 'yeafs in ths penits1tiary. Heiwas in the city all the time and made little of. fort at conceslment, :, ,He made q yessyy, full confesmon. from which, it. appears ssthat while his own resouEces siwefe small; he was entfnsteda with large sums by people who had full confidence in him, and grad ually got in the swaybtof living on their, property This was 80 largely consumed in the support of m expensive, family, in gifts to eharitehIe purposes. and in m fortuaate ihvestments, that he was tempt- ed into crime toavoid aacollapse.. ,aGiaoo
 NfsS~aat1E I-Z4zIll5G-L1I sgodg gg Gss
 Thsioloyiag ], new 1appIoiptnsnss $ are s definitely announced for the chief-ofioes in the New York custom houses tTheodore Roeassslt for Collector, Gen Merritt for Surveyor. and Gep. '. O., Robinson for Naval e01icsrs lOf gMr. Roosevelt the Nsw York Times. noeardent aanirer Of Mr, Hsyes. says: .s'Mt. Roosevelt is is a gentleman of the very. highest character, and would bring to therdischarge of the duties of Collector of the Port executive abilities q no common order. A man an whos has successfully managed a large business and haas shown his administrative talent and energy in regulating and sys. tematizing the complex operations of public cllaEities, ought to make an efficient ColieetoER Merit is stigmakized by the TlhsNas sasatfioky politician, and Gen. Robineon is considered good, mediocre sort of nan No doubt Senator Conkline willsn opposen their continuation. and II Messrs. Merritt and Robinson are no better men than the Times represents, they ought to be rejected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

The French election, like all therest of the elections this fall, is dlsappoiut- ment. The number of Republican dep uties is isreducsd from 366 a,to 325,s but they still' have s majority of over an hun dred. and no. one is satisfied. Q McMahon is nor better off than before; and the Re- publicans, no worse. as far as control of the Assembly is concerned. .a'5ad@7a''' ,, sa7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

xP October Sth, 1871.
 Estate of Frederick L. Ludinston late of Bethlehem, in said district deceased. 4.'
 The Court of Probate for the district of wOodbury hath limited and allowed six moa1ths from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate kO exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect Co pFeaent their accounts property atesed, within said time will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 2S-Sw FSad THEODORE BIRD. Execntor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

Neither party has yet called its county
 convention. and there begins to be good
 of interest shown in the natter. We
 do not suppose that the present sheriff
 will be aacandidate for rs6omination. ands various names are suggested for the suc- cession-all those of pretty prominent politicians. If they could pitch on some one not politician, we have no doubt thesank and file even of the Democratiez party would be better pleased. Still that feeling. though strong among the people. does not yet find place in the po- itical conventions of either party. One lining Mai.opeu will not be lost sight of in. the struggle between candidates for the nomination, and that ;is. the necessity. of having our jail run by the county and not by the sheriff. We intend to publish next week the figures from the county clerks records showing the amount paid
 by the state ,fer gaming, this, jail. which
 will prove to any man. Ms fancy, that the county will lose no money by managing their own jail and that not only sound principle butteconomy demandsa change of tlei present system. idd siJoI fn G3isT $ Is The Ohio election. with it's Denocratic imaiio,riisy Of over 20, o,ooB. has received a great variety of explanations in the pa pers, some'of which are extremely ingen- ious. The fact seems to be that the Re- publicans were worse divided and more indifferent than the Democrats. d BsaFt91 z Vessels Brothers, Commission Mer- chants Bridgeport. pay cash for all kinds of country produce. See aadveFtisement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

THE CENrAUR LINIMENTs have created revolution in remedies flor Rheumatism, Stralns, Swellings, Pains, Burns, Scalds, Stings, etc.. The White Liniment is for the human family, and the Yellow Lini- ment is for horses. They are certain, han. dy, and cheap. vollo1 sad yasi1a 17-3m $
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

[ ,IsTkICT or LITCHFIELD, ss. Probate Cont. O Oct. 1Tth, 1877.
 Est .te of Christ pher P Wheeler, late of Goshen. iu said district .et essed.
 The Admin'strat represents the estate inaolveut and pray the appointment of Commissioners thereon Ordered, that Commissioners to i've and decide upon the claims of the Creditor, aid state he sp pointed at the Probate Office in Itchhed, the 27ih and the Court directs ths administrator to cite by sd vertising in newspaper published in Lischheld County, all persons iniere ted to appea at said time aAl 4ses O Be eafll fsIaIfVe co tald Sppontmthk. and return make to this Court of the notice given
 Certified from Record,
 GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge. All persJna lnterested in said estate Leeby ict ed to appear at the time and laes nhneA tn said O der to be heard relative to the appointment of Com missoners said estate.
 2s-2w ARTHUR D. cArLIN. Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

z Vessels Brothers, Commission Mer-
 chants Bridgepertdpay cash for all kinds of country produce. Sec ladveftisement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
Selesrapbii9e Sepel@elt.
[Serttte Der raoeiir:en g5reie. fir ben 9eut,eer
@orreiponbeltena.
9nlanS-Dfpefibfu.
Ste RetSe SeS Nr6ssSpnte,.

Ggn6 burg, Sa., "a. Sept. - Ser
PrditeeAt unb @efolge beriibrteu um 2 llbr
beIte Wforgen auf tbrer Reile bic @ren;e
beS Staates Sirginieu. Sn 2ibertp tuurSe
Elm Smpromptu=@mpfang peranitaltet, mel
der leood gliidli6er 8eile bard Die Qb,
tabrt bes 3uges unterbrofen tuurbe, als er
faum an9efangen bate. 8ei 2onep's Depot,
II Metlen bon bier, id3lob i6 bas aus her,
porragenosn bieiigen giirgern beltebenoe @m,
pfangs= Somite Der @eie1i6aft an unb bsalei~
tete bieelbe bierber, no fid) Die iibIide enthu-
itaitilde Dtenge oil bem 8abnbofe perlamn1elt
bate uno f6 Die aeble tpuno ifrie. Der
Ofapor BON 2pnGbnrg iagte lein Stiidden
Der, tporauf eer Praiioent mad einem fursel
Dante nit ieinen gegleitern in &ntihen ittea
uno nnter @sforte perlbiebener OttlttdrzSrz
9anilationen mad Sem yytorpea.S Souie" inbr.
Die Straben iparen nit Meni6en gefillt.
ytad} alnfuuft in benz 6otel begab iid] bic @e<
leaid)aft aui BEN porberen galfon, uno 6r.
Soeod, oerSorfter beS GIMP pfangs= @onlite's 5,
glelt ole ubltbe Selpillfommnnngsreoe, luel-
9e BON Oeln BrdFbenten eripibert tpurbe.
Na@oem Der gebtere ieine Heoe beenoet hattie,
lIeule er oen Se1retdr Gparts nnb ipdter ben
generalp!oltmeifter Reg Dor, peld,e ieher eine
tlr5e anprafe bielteu. Sierauf tullrbe ssrau
mem 8eifal empfangen.
SIM gaufe bss gtadnlittass bielt ST.. 5anes
einen @mpfans in bein 8elud1s,intn,er Ses
5otels ab, on lpeldem ii6 bic Wehr,ohl ber
bteiigen Slrger betbeiligte. aluf beute Mbsnb
if Elm 8anfett inl uReruelzS zSouiea peranffaI.
tet, mad fpel9em Elm 8aa gu @bren Der Do
men Der 8eiieseiellidaft ftaftfineen ioG. Die
@dite reiien morgen iriib mad Gbarlottespilie
ab, bon no aus fe Monticedo, bic Seimatb
uno leste Rubeitdtte Sefferion's, beiuaenn
iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
Sagess Weuisteitem.
(esoitorieae. teIeerapbifhe uno gsedfeIbIattes,
ytptiaen.)

ueber etnen Y rotege oes {orn. 6 dnra
miro BON Tepzgorf berid)tet. SEQ 5oneff,
EN- Iungtr Seutl6er, Der bis Dor Gursem
Sbretber i'm Qbpofaten- -Siireau bes !6rn.
St9tsmuno 8aufmann III gfaiIauitrabe mar
nno 1ett I'M Sombs-Gefdnsniiie fitt, neil ct,
ipte Dor ipentgen Sagen mitgetbeilt, ith Sez
trl9erelen unb Salldungen bate III S6uloen
tolrnlen lenen, tpollte anl Otittpod) mad
gSalbln9ton reiieu ilno bort eine &opiitenftelle
i'm Oepartement bss Snuern antreten. @r
bate on Sefretdr Shur5 9.ifrieben unb pon
bteem Serren einen grtef erbalten, moriu er
etn9elaoen nurbe. nab 8ai6inqton AT font
men. gls ct bieien grief BON Der Soft Obj
bolte, iuurbe er bon eineln @ebetmpoli,ilfen
ab9efaBt unb muBte, auitatt mad 8albtnaz
ton su retlen, ben Sang gum Yoliseirid,ter
nnb nad pem @efdngniiie antreten. @r be.
bauptet, iein 8ater unb Sd]ur, ieien alte ST.
tannte in S6ln geiueien. st bat mebrere
Srlefe BON geeterem in letnem geiibe.
Sn Der Dftentliaen S9ule in Ser lef)sten
WarO III PtttS bura, Bennl., iollte am
l9. september Elm Sunge, Nanlers Mc@af=
tsrtp, bonn Sberlehrer eine fDrperlide 3ihtiz
gln9 erbalten. Der Srob Mnb bas @brqe-
fubl oes &naben bduntten iid] aber 10 beftiq
anf, baB er ii9 aus oem Seniter bes oritten
StodrerfeS auf bic Strabe binabitirSte. ST
bat burf ben Sturs lebensgeidbrli9e Ser
letunsen oauon9etrasen.
Der fiir5lt6 in ct. 2ouis beriforbene
SunoeS Senator Soqp bat in Srn.
=. I. gernaps einen iebr ftrengen Sobte1lrid).
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Staats8t9.:" nGr ftauo elmer Menqe inou-
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nod 9ei9id sefiibrt bate. @rif, als es nit
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pollte, mari er iid in Die politii6e 0auf6a6n,
mnrbe 1867 BON anbp Sobnon 3um @on1z
mtiidr Der Snoianer= anseleaenbeiten ernannt
nno i'm Sabre 1873 oil Sranf 8lair's 9teae
tlir ben langen Serniu in Den 8unbes=5euat
gepahlt. Segen feline Miiiourier Goraduqer
ftei er I'M Senate beoeutenb ab, benn er mar
etn Wtann BON Iebr 9erinsen sSdbiafeiten rno
nod 9erlngeren poittuen &euntniiien. 4u@
Daren es, pie in 0tiiiourt Sebermaan nuBte,
Uttttel bon nlebr, als sipeifelbafter Gbrltfz
te1t, Ill 6ol9e oeren er bon elmer Ser elenoefte1
Ne9lslaturel, bic iemals fir ein @olf Gelebe
erlaifen baben, in ben 8unoes.Senat qepdblt
lDurOe. Seine Samilie uno ietne periSnlidben
Sreunoe mD9en bel ieinem Sini6eioen leioen;
DIE Stabt ct. 0ouiS, Der Staat WifIolrt
nno oas 0anb i'm @anssn perlieren Nidlts an
Dem boblen, bon frans6Fiden @riGen geplaa=
ten Utanne."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25

Wanu bei'm 6erannaben oes Gornaoos, baB
iein Saus geraoe in Der Gi9tung liege, mel
DIE ie1er nabm. Gr elite, nm feline Samilip
8u retten, mad bem Sauie. gr tonnte eeraO
nod elm Sinh erfaiien uno iudte ftd) an Ell
mem Baume feitsubalteu, Inn ntd]t umgepor,
fen su perbeu, ais Der Baum pl1tli6 nit
letnen gsur5eln ausgeriiien uno III Die 9uft gez
ldleuoert ipuroe. Dies itnb Sbatiaden, nelde
3sigen, oaB Die g8inotbsorie unbaltbar iit.
SD babe oas llmbiegen Der S6ienen bel
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terludte oas giien unO fanb, baB Sie Blatten
n1dt burd Nnmenbun9 medanii6cr @emalt
9ebogca moroen tpareu. 9as Otetal iab aus,
als oh es III 9liibeubem 3utanbe gebogen NOR
ben ipdre. Sd bin iiberseugt, baB, renn man
oas Giien Der Bride BEL Omaha unteriubt,
man auf bieielbe @ri6etnung ftoBen ipirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
Garop6tIdle &abelber;d)te.
mtfenbabnzstrfre iii arIann.

Gono o II, %. September. @eneral
8otmeiiter bat in 6olge zines 4u8fanoes bel
4ngeite1ten Der O@reat Soutbern & @eIterr
8abn" angeorOnct, baB MIR Die na6 Srlaut
beftimnlten Boitiadlen in Queenstopt aelan.
BET unO Die iibrlgen ua6 &ioerpool aebrad,t
tuerOcn iollen. Der 9anlpfer ,,&ttp Of Ser.
lin" par oas erite 6abEaeug, auf mel6cS Oit
neuen Teaulationen augemenoet uorheu iino,
Der ansitanb tit ieit lGngerer 3eit ir au9C
uno aut Oteienlgen arbeiter tei6rdntt, rpel6c
ole Sabn repartreu, 8te Sef6roerung a1er
gtadtSiige 1T eingeitelt porSeu.
Sdbtfibrud).
Nono on, "a. Septeuber. r.--0aS bon 8re-
men mad Seem DOrf beitimmte &oai6ifi
yBlad gSatd" i9etterte III Der iesten DRttt,
ipobs4 4Nadt pdbrenO etnes biAten gtebels an
Der &iiite pon Sair~Ssle. Die Mauni9aft
mMrbe gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
Rod ctn Sparbanf tyaatment tn
Shicoon.

New . orf, "a. Sept. = Sine 0epeifJe
ans Chicago berihtet, oaB Die OOrttge y6ioe-
lttp= Sapings Sant" beute ROrscu ibre Cab
lun9en eiufellte.
Gbtcago, "a. Sept. - Die ,6ibelitg.
Sapin98 zSanf" uSpenoirte beute 0torgell.
Sin all Die Sbiiren geidllageues Ylatat Der
tinOet, baB Elm Gtnbaltsbefehl gcgeu Die Saut
auSgeitellt unb bic grnennung zines Maiien-
GuratorS beantrugt porSeu lei. Die 8ant
merot oeBbalb geidlOIien bleiben, bis Oas Sc,
rift entidieoen babe.
Dem Ietten 8itrteliabrSberi6te naf be-
itano ba8 &apital Der Bant III $2,28O, 900,
mdbreno Ole Gnitalt ibren 9epofitoreu ST..
977 900 idlulNete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
Sic beDoritebenoeh SSinrtGtttnaett
lit SSQrrtfOnbttrQ, WQ.

Die 9inri6tuug Don Silas WtOrri8, peItcr
morgeu uebit An0srion Sbiffet rpegeu eiueS
al 9auo 6. Qamiou periibteu 0fsroes 0e.
bdngt wcroen ioutc, lit bis gum "a. Stto6er
peri6Oben pOrben. Sbtfilet miro .morgtn
0tittag i'm Soiraume oeS @eidngniie8 hinge,
ridtet merbeu. @r gciiebt eiu, baB er nm oas
Wtorocomplot lpuBte uno ben t0Otlid)en S6EB
bOrtc, lGu9uet jeOo6 bebarli6, OaS Serbre=
cben IelbIt beQqnaen III hQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-25
aus 2uasfa+ = WiHlidje YuifdnSe
TIT Sttfa. - Srobenoe Salttttta
oerssnoianer felt Ser @ntfernmn8
Der Srurueft.

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pier california" lit aus Sitfa angefommeu.
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