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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-14
91,tfres,tng at,f Oct Ne,p=0erfer
91ffiettbSrse.

Rep=g orf, 10. aprtl. Seridisoene auf.
re9enoe @eriihte besiglld tern nGbtcago 8od-
SslanD= Yaclfc 8abn" tuaren beute D&orsen
auf Der Slttieub0rle I'M llallaufe uun riefeu
absrmals beOeutenoe auiregung beruor. D,e
aftien rerSabn fielsu oenlSufolge I'M 81 BRO
sent unb so9en ein Sinfeu ueridleoener anoe-
rer 9Sertbpapiere mad iif. Cine offt,ieGe
3uid)riit oe5 Grefuttr~ ~Gomtts'S Der betrefen=
ben Sobn, weld)e ote 0esiid}te entibieoeu in
abreOe itc1te, bepirtte Ieood,, bab iid bic
aufresuns le9te unO cine gSehoung gum Bel
iereu etntrat. Sin aus oeu Brdfoentea uuo
suei Mitgllebern Der NttienbOrie deficiencies
@omite TT sur 3eit auf Serlangen ses Brdii-
beuten Der y8od- Ssdnoer gabn" nit elmer
llnteriuduu9 ibrer 0teAnun9sbii1er beidaf.
tlgt.
(Spdter.) - 0as obenertpdbnte @on1ite
reidte beute Nahmittag elneu Seridt iiber
oas Steiu!lat ieiaer llnteriudung etu, aus
tueldem beruorgebt, oaB Der lebte Sabres=
beridt Der Babn- SompagHie in leoer 5iufidt
rid)tlg befunbeu tpurcc.
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&ouiTnna.
Die @cbeimoepeid)e Der Gnntntiiiion ais oen
Sraiieet.tet,. = 9tm 0anoe tbres gSiBes. -
III, R@;

Die 0cbcimoepeide Der GpntntiiTon al: oer
sseitere saitrattisasa nes1asst. ~
IS htngto 13. Aprll. = Gs tit 1est
ernlittel., baB Die gefern bon Ser 2Ouli iiana'el
@ommilion benz Yrdiioenten iibermlttelte
@biffrebepeife oas Reultat tbrer 8erbanh>
Iuu9en nit ben Sp. 9tthous unb Paddro,
0sn I,dtern bclbcr Stergerlt)te unO ben per>
1dleoeneE @omite'u betoer Barteten rittbeiite.
Sic @ommiilton erflGrt, bic tartei bes @ou=
Derneurs gtthouS Jet nid1t gcneigt, irgeno
tpelf)e 3ugeltanbniiie 5u MAIDEN, Ioneern be
itebe auf tbren NnIpriihen uno bege Die Soft
nuug, auf bieielbe gSeile, ME bic 0amptor'=
ife 4egRrung in Siibz@arolina, nollfdnoige
&Dntrole iber ben Staat 81 crlangcn. Die
Yafaro'ife $artei lei Billens, auf eine ge=
meiuidaitlid)e Situug Der @sieegebung eln.
sugebeu, Inn Die i4mebeneen 5ragen 81 be-
iprebeu. 0a Die Semofraten oieIem Sor=
ihlage jeOc@ fein @ebO-zIf,enten luoaten, 10
foroerten Die anbanser padaro'S, oa5 Der
Yrdfcent entlhetbe, pesd)e Jieaterung Die gez
ietltGe iet.-Oer Brdiioent bdlt ltd nidt iiir
beredtigt, inter Den gegennartt9en umlldns
ben cine @ntlfetoung abSugeben. Die Cont
miliion erbat lib in Der OepeiG)e fernere ger-
baltuugs pelhe beute Abenb, nadl
Dem osr Snbalt Der 3uld)rift IN ter bcutigen
Aablnet5nfuHg III Grnd9ana seSo9eu NOR
ben, ben @ommtiidren iibsri9idt wesOen lols
len.
(Spdtar. .)-Das 9abinet uertagte iid5 beute,
ebne eiuen @ntihlub iiber Die BON Der Cont
n,tiTon perlanstsu Snnruftoncn gefabt su
baben. 9te 4ugelegenbeit lurb mor9en IN
meltere Grpd9ung sesogeu percen.
Senetor @orbon erftdrte beute tnl 9aute
eluer llllterrebuuq. er lei iebt nod 10 felt, als
ie, BON Dem idl1ebliheu Griumpbe Der SatDe
Der Dsuofratie in aouiliaua iiterSeugt unb
CLAUDE aud nidt, oaB itd) Der Yrdioent ooer
Ole Ntitslieoer Der @on1miiiion auf eiueu
59ader nit Badarb elnlaiien, O.b. tbm oas
Nmt eiues 8uubesie!lators fhern lueroen,
menn er 81 @uniten oes 6rn. ytldods Suriidz
trete.
m-Srleans IS. Npri:. - Die
@ommiiiion mar beute in @rsfut!oiibung unb
erbiet am Nbenoe eine 0speid)e BON benz
Brdtoenten. sseOer oas Relultat itrsr Ser
banOlungen nod Der Subalt osr 0epel1e
mlfrnen PrnIiftvlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-14
Gin fed)ssetnidbrtger Gnabe oes
Woroes i'm eritett 0raSe at,9e=

% e uD +, 1s. april.-Gbos. gsellb,
Elm 16=idbrl9er &nabe, puroe beute BON ben
@roBssld)porenen BON 5uoion Gouutr, &c.
S., tes Mo.bes I'M erften 9raoe an9etlaat.
&e!lb nuroe i'm lebten Sanuar in 6obofen
pou etuem SEbrmanne, yian.en8 gromn,
anse9rifien uHo Su SoOcu gelbiageH. 9Sellb
mari einen Steln uad Browu, meld)er oen=
ielbeu Oil Den Iopi maj uno leinen brei gSo
den ipdter eriolgteu Sob oeranlaBte. Cine
Post mortem ,llnterfuhung ersab. baB Sromn
fetnen SSGdOelbru9 erlttleu, oaB itd] leoof
etn @ejdNpiir tn ieinem@ehlrne qetilOet h1tte.
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ea,tsspenber,,t,a tsad, 2luifralictt.
Gturttt ittt lii0eat.

@barlelton, S..@., IS. 4pril. - Der
beitiaite ySinor llnb gtsgeniturm felt 1854
miitbete in ben lebtsn "a Stunben in bieIer
umgeaeuo. Die Berften tpuroen betrahtlih
beihabist, ieboh werben bis iett MIR wenise
Sdlffsuniaae sclneiost. Die 6lutb if u1=
aslp5bnlid, bod, uuo ter untere gtaottbeil
itebt grDBtsntbeils inter 8aiier. 0sr Sabu=
uerfehr 1T tn 6olse Der Seltdolgung Der Sc
leie uAterbrohen. Dtau befird)tet, oaB Der
Sturm, melder iiber ben gau3en Staat per
breltet mar, Die @rnote beoeuteno belutrad)~
tlgt bat.
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Nr6nAe.

Batteri IN, A.sS., 13. Npril. - Die
Sarben~ uub SelbaAbluus Der 6irna S.gfor-
tpooo & Comp. braunte beute n'eber. Ser
9erluit betrdst $4,000. Ser auitoBenee
Spesereilaoen bes 6rn. S. 3. Sbuhmaber
wuroe burd) Ssuer uno sSaiier i'm Setrage
pon $4,000 beidabigt.
ct. George, Snt., 10. april. - Die
9ieBeret Hno Wald|iuen g8erfltdtte Der Sp.
Sea & Schn b:annten beute nleoer. Serlult
etUd $25, 900.
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SimtSiirftigc Smeltatten ia oem
2tpril 9eSa)tGt.

E1ttle u o d, Nrf., y. ElprtI. = 9. 9.
Sones aus WemphiS unD SEQ. u. Wiafelp
BON bier trafen i:d, beutc friib auf bern gders
baus9lusItellun9spldse, nm iiN aui Yltolcu
5u itlagen. Die Ousllanten wehieiten meb=
rere Shiifle, ohne su ullieu, oGB ibre Sez
fuuoanten Sle $t}toien Hur nit blln0en 8a.
trOnen gelaoeu bntteu. Die GGmpfer neblt
OenSefunOanteE wuroen uerDaftet, unn SORES
puroe beute nm $50 geltraIt. Mafely mirD
mprQeu prole1iirt neroeu.
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Gist @eteran oes SiirSerfrieges a,tf
bet Gifenbat1t, DertattaISsGt.

Glmtra, N.=Y., IS. Nprll. = Jtldaro
5ortot, so Sabre cit, perlor seftern yfadmit=
tag OH Der 8atertraBe auf ionOerbare gSeiie
Iein eeben. 9eine Yferoe stnsen NIT ibm
ourd,; e. wuroe in Solge elnes pl0sliden
StoBts aus ieil1em gSagen auf baS Sabn.
aeleiie gei9ieuoert, bon eluem geraOs nm pieie
3et beranuabenbenS Sabusu9e iibelfabren nno
augenblidlid ge.0otet. Sr. 5orton itamntte
aus 3iosa>@ountp, Ya., unD conlmanblrte
mdbreno bes Siirserfriegcs elm Penniplpanier
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Baltimore, go, samaag, ben "A. Nri 1877.

gtflt auf ben llriprung ne8 Teuers tpirft.
Or. Ruliea iibsrtrug Die Qufiidt iiber eieUta-
ld,tne Inn 4l2 lltr 9ehiilfen unS beaab
ild uad Ietnem 3tmmer i'm fiiTftenStodmerfe
Hn9efdbr Dttuuten mad l llGr tpurbe er
bird welb!ldle biilferuft errpedt uno fan6,
alS er Guf ben Norribor elite oaB Der.
'elbe nit 5tanb gefiillt mar; er lah 1s-
bod fein 6eucr. @r laQte Dell i'm Sorri0or
oerlammclten Trauen, tie Ollten ibm folgen.
Wtebrsre gehordten tbm, pdarenb anpere
Onrh Sd)reGsu geldhmt idbienen. Nahoem
sr bic GomeItfentreppe auf DanoeH unb Sit
Ben htnnbsefrod)en mar, I'M Dem GrttdunG8z
toos su ertaehen, geIan9te er Onrd Die Slide
IN oas Souterralu. @r entoeGte, baB bier
ebenfal8 Elm eritldcnber Gauh perbreitet mar,
oaB Die nit Der Wai1ine uerbuuoenen Bumz
pen let elnlger i3ett III Ebdti9fett gemeleu
maren, uub oaB trgenb elmer Der Qn9ehellten
gSafer auf etN 6euer gelenft bate, tuelbe5 i'm
9orrnths5tmmer anS9ebrodlen mar. OaS
Wtunbitiid zines Spribeni1laudS mar be-
rettS abgebrobeu; 9tuiie1 id)rdnbte eiu neueS
an rEo lieB etnen gSaiierirahl 10 lange auf
Die Slammen lpielen, bis tr uebit cen iibr;9en
Aumelenbsn bon Der tSiBe Oertrleben lpurOe.
Sie entfamen barauf onrd) baS Souerrau
uno gemannen au Der glmiraBe oaS Sreie.
sluS Dleier @rsallung gebt nidt beroor,
mte lan9e oa5 Ssuer aus9ebrod)en mar, ebc
Der Glarllt geQeben muroe, je0od) belueint
olelelbt, baB mau Die 6lammeu 81 lGibeu
oeriudlte, e5e man Die @dlte pedte. @8
id)stnt fait gepiB, Dap Der gusbru6 be8
Sranoa5 20 Dtluuten o0er eine halbe SunOe
befaunt mar, ebe man Die Seucrpebr Ill 0ilie
rtef. Runeu ertldrt terner, oaB elne Guantiz
tat IoBbaare uEo etue 2tn3a3I Wtatraben
i'll elmer @Ge res 8orretbs,tmnlers lagen, uno
oab Die 3iinbb0lSden nur menlge SUP oaoou
entfernt aufbepahrt muroen; er 1T Der Ans
lld)t, oaB ba8 fSeuer an Oteier Stele entltanb.
6olsenpe @ae, meld)e iid) in Der betrefTcn-
ben Naht i'll Dem 6Otel beIaEOen, peroen
nod DermlBt, uno tr9enb Semanp, melder
ilber oas Ssrblelben elne8 berIelbeu 2lu5fuuit
geben fam, TT gebeten, Oil 8yesltug, 0arbig
& Comp, Die Gl9enthiiE,er be8 $1Otels, Su
telegraphlren: S. s. Sromn, Georgetown;
u. @buitlan, Cairo; 8. ". 0euntng, Stem
Dorf; =. Sail, &roul9ence; 9. s. &eaup,
Jteru=Dorf; ). 2auep, Dt. IS. 2atiOn, Sobn
gS. g. Uiouroe, yterp YOrf; .. Us. ytar-
lbaa, @leue!eno; 8. e. Borter, Snotanapo-
lls; Ncolpb Sdjienerc, Jtem .Dorf; S. y.
gSeiten, g8i5coultu; S. y. luttep, Jtep=
Yorf; u. gSllou9bbp, philadelphia.
Die geoIeuiteten oe8 6otel5 babcn iid)
lett init nur meuisen au8nabuten aensIoet,
uno Die @tgentbitmer glaubeu uid)t, oaB
auber Den iGon in ben 0epeiden Don lettem
Ottttwo9 ermdbnten nod speitere ocrur~
gliidt iuo, aarl &tefinid)t, Den Sberfcltner,
oleue1ht au8genomnlen. Serielbe tpuroe
llld)t mebr 9eeGell, ieitoem er Itd) in Der 9tadt
oeS Brance5 IN Oas 5. StOdperf begab, I'm
Die @dite Su pedeu.
Sts ieBt tint im @au3en unr - Soocss
falle fef9eteat, Huo Die aQgemsine 4uIft
1T, oaB oteie An5abl nl9t beOeuteno erbDbt
iperoen nub.
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gia seele,aperfa,sfer i,erf,aftet.

in Sofon wobnbatt, wuroe beute III someli
perlaitst unO ttsrbsr esbra6t. ST iit auge.
tlagt, 6ll. WarD 6. 6arrinston aus DIT
betmuBoolle gSelie peiidtpano, entfiibrt gu
babeu. Mfan glaubt, oaB Saoor oas uido-
den sl criminellen 3luefen mad 2opeG
brQctlte l1nb oab fie Daietblt lterb.
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Wsor0 1tt0 GelbftuturS.

5atlfar, N..s., Is. aprll.-Sn DO
Der, etnem so Disileu BON bier eutfernteu
6iIderoOrfe, ercignete iid aetern cine idred=
lthe Srag0nie. Gbas. @leDelanD erldlob
lelle Srau nno jasts it'd, Sarauf eiue augel
ourd ben aopf. Der Dtann bate ein @ez
mebr ergrlfien, nm ietuen Sobn, NIT peldem
er in elnen Yro5eb perlpldelt mar, su er.
ldlieBeu. Seine Srau tpollte ibn ouran per=
binoern, morauf er ite nieoeridoB, oas @e=
webr Johann tpieber luO uuS Selbitmorb be-
ging. Oa8 gbepaar binterldBt SObne unb
3Dhter, lGmmtlld) perbsiratbet.
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Ser 6elottsorft.

Stem DOrf, l3. April.- @elo leidt su
21-3. gGe6lel felt su 4.S7. @olo ihoB
iietig su 1O55--6. Sunoes Sbtlgatouen
idioiieu fau nno felt; l881er 1i3@, l865er
l095, neue l098, 1867er 1125, 1861 1873,
Jteue Siinier 1l15, 10.40er Coupons ll2.
Uftien lebbaft uno ftcttger; Stem goefer
@eutral 80, @re 64, Gate=Sbore 48}, Sill
noiSs @eutral 484, Bittsbprg st, @blcaao-
gtortbwe1ern l7B Yriorstatea 43, 0t6d-
Sslauo 90}.
uuterlbabants Silans: Sob s74,7O3,s
122; @ouraut $41 ,386,097.
- 9te 3oa~@innabmen belisfeu f9 beute
auf $35S, 600.
- Ser unteridabmeiiter Sabl.e beute fir
Snterefen $4,000 uno fir elnse5ogeue Sblt=
gattonen $230,0 aus.
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@rubemsttngltiG i,t Californian.
Stehcst 4erSpttett Gef0Sfct.

SanSra 20, 10. Nprll.- Sn Der
,8iue=8 8Oint @rabam 0tine" BET Smarts@
bile, CUBA. Gountn, ereisnete iid) seitern ein
@roltrrs, eurd tpeldlen grbeiter, NamenS
S.N. .5enoerIon, Sas. 9.Mouf, W. .Gmeenep,
Dapio ootbam, Mi9. Me8iaIams, Gbos.
NeDonalo uno 5anluel g. Qeen1an, auseu.
blidlid 9et6otet wurbeu. Sedls anoere perz
ouen ,pnroen mebr ooer ueniger be rlebt.
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9anferDtfeA

YroDibence, W..S., IS. april.-Saz
mud Softer & Comp, 9. & SO. SOfler, So
tier, 5llber & Comp, lomte Die en5eluen
Utlt9lleoer bleer Strmen fallirteu beute.
Die YoIiioa, iomie Die Nttiua fuo beocll,
tend. 0le Sanferotte tpur0eu our6 mBa
9lildte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perurlQdlt.
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Ser 1este yacaera,tfr,,t,r t,o @spraia.

ATLANTA, @a., 13. NpEll. = WaIb.
SeaperiOn uno 3bos. Gins, swei IubGu9sr
Oss 9te9erpreOisers Sute Sobnion, tpeld)e an
Dem lebten Nufrubre Ill @caiuforo @ountp be-
tbeitigt magen, Duroen beute bier perhaitet
uno nad @rawforo- -@ountp geidtdt. Sencer=
Jon lift Der Negcr, melher prn. Morton per-
punoete. Alle 9lufriibrer fino jebt feit9eHoIlz
men,
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Mnf0brxttNe.

8onbout, W..g., ID. apr,l. - ausses
bebnte 9Salobranee roiitben in oieier ytad)z
bari9aft. Auf @tonp pill, 6 Meilen bon
bier, 1T cine 6ldde poIl 10 Quaoratmeilen
adn;iid absebrannt, Die Wohnuus ees
Srn. George Ynrnp auf @alloms<pil lpnrbe
bon ben Slarlmen serit6rt, uno bic camille
rettete nit Wahe oas natte gebea.
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SOB eines sslottem=3ablm metiters.

u wzY OFT, IS. Aprll.- Glne bier eln9e'
trofiene aabelbepeid)e meloet, nab Sr.Gbmaro
Softer, Der Siotten 3ablmcliter Oes europa
iiden @eibnaDers, am letteu Wlttpoh am
Borb oes &rtessoampiers nSrenton" itarb.
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Baltimore e5irf 9nfaranfe Wffee
auf Der
Siibuef>Gfe berspntb> Il. @aterit tit.

Dieie @eenidaft perjidert forttudbrenb sesen Ser
gtabt, pie auj benz 9anbe, ollie Nr.en Don @senttum,
9Bobn, gaben= uno geaarenbduier, Sanbelsslter,
i'm Bau besriffene ODER I'M 5afen in saouns beiinode
Sabrseuse u. {. ~.
3as 1ireftorium heiteht aus iolaenOen Serren:
Ism. o. S,aeriIon, s5r1fbent,
9apio g. WiIion, s. Dtorton Steipart,
5rancis Z. Sing, 9. S. gtetscomer,
Denrp Carroll, Srpille Sormts,
R. g. Gteuart, %. q. Saplcr,
gBm. $. Srune, George 8. 5arriIon,
s.. pon 4apff, S. albert &iders,
s. 9io6ert Sentins, UfenbeS @o1en,
gBln. s. Bennington.
ApDItations=G Gormutore unb meitere gfabrlht uber
Die 8eAIidat tpirb in Der Office auf Der Solpeit=
Gde BET e;outb> unb gBaterrabe ertbeilt no AUDI ale
Muftrdae 5ofort erlebiat nerben. Serfdlerun9en
ueroen a irsenb eine 5riit anserommen, tueIde auf
MppIifant utni6en mag.
[Sant, t,1Sf] st. ySooo~aro, Setr
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Gpe3tal. .Nett3e1t.
9r. 9. y. ilnserspooo,
bonn DO ntbifher Nr3t,

~A6Sf
ia BON gtr. 255, georesguta,pfrase, nab ssr. tOs.
Rorb=@bariesfraBe, sesosen, no er ieinc Aufmeramz
eit ben ipe3een 2ranfbeiten bon 6rauen unb 9nbern
Domet.
Bdreaufunben BON $50 8ormtttass unb bon "a
uub6-7 llbr Ra6ntttass. (San20, 3Dlte, ,i.a.aD
RobertS' RaIs=umo 6Ietf f@.Grtratt
Nabrbatt ano itdrtens.
8efier. ais eebertbran, aesen e d. ntnbi iudbt,
9u uftr0brenaf gntsIKoung uHo anoeIe
9unseu= unb ls=8eidfueroen. Be 9teroen=, ,S6arz
lad= unb anoeren ssie6ern oils ndbrenoes 3onicum
aur Serbeiiiibruns raider uno politdnoser @eneiuns
isbr mrtiam. Gut sesen 0sspepie, appstitoiistett,
Yeroauunssleiben uno allseueine Sdiuade.
Sn allen Apotbeten Su ba6en. [San,5,tSI]
pareau oes Sasltatz ompaemts
BON Baltimore,
gtr. 10, gputb Strafe.
ote....StlIises 5ei5matertat...-@ot
gBir baben eine porsislhe Sualitdt pon eofes por=
rdbis, tpelde mir Dem Rublifum oils elm empfeblens=
tperbes SeismateraI fin bduslibe unb anoere 3mede
offerren fdnSt ledt 6euer unb t frei Don nreintg=
teiten.
8eite1unsen nerben In oeiem Sireau ober In Der
Ta6rif, SuB bon eeaoenbaaitr., ansenomlNen.
srets $3.50 pro DasenIaouns, in irsenb etnem
gtaottbeiIe abseleiert.
tSh23-fl SameS 9. Sn:autrnoe, sefr.
wtrs. 6or's SmSianiidbes neeetabi!tidjes De-
eoft felt % Sabren als bas eroble 8lutreinsunssz
Uiittel BET 9eseniuart betaunt, tpiro nur in gtr.
177A, ssaDsttes, Sorotps!tsGde oer gntatp=
Gtrae, subereitet uno lit Del alen apotbetern 5u ba=
ben. (alus26, t2WtefJ
So Wian 6eiehe ben
,,4oro Baltimore"
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
ebe man einen anberen tauit, bei
s.. e. WeNnob,
[Sept2S, 12DiteFJ SIT. 18, @erlnanitr.
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Scr eSttotatters3rieg

New:yorf, IS. aprtl. - @tne 0epeid)e
Don Ger ,Hsb @louo"sNgentur mcloet: p0te
upn ySpotteo Gail" abgebolteu 1000 Snola~
ner peroen beute ani Der vSpotteo 5atl"=
Ngentur antcmmen. n@raSg Sorie" 1T bis
lebt nod nidt erld)ienen. DHeo @louo" tplro
,@ra3p Sorie" morsen NIT so Grlegern ent<
aesenaebeu uuo politiue QusTuuft iiber oeiien
2lblid3t Su erbalten iuhen. SIN Sale er itd)
ntht iofort arf bic 49entur begtebt, lpercen
iniort Sd)ritte eingeleltet meroen, I'M lbn 6llr
unterperfuns gu Swtngen."
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erbielt beute Den SiegeIrng bes 2ieut. Dt.
g8. sieIllp, weld1er NIT @niter fiel, Don Ell.
mem Ger 1900 Snoianer, melfe beuIe anf
Die Spotteo Sail Isentur 5uriidfcbrteu.
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ner Sanoe auf Die 4geutur suriidfebrn plro,
obaleid) er burh ciucn letner Saufer lie Jtad)z
r:dt id)idte, aaB er founlsu iuiirOe. Selt-
rem purbe gttd)t5 nlebr pcn lhm geb0rt.
,Neb @louo" lit nit eiuer Insabl artegsr Obj
1eganesn, I'M ibn aufjuuGeu. Die heute
anqetonulepen &rleger beitsben bauptidnlid
aus nDroltd)en @bepcnncs. lln9efdhr 40
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ififi plrO morsen frdh nit elner an5abI
@mlgranten uon Oiefem 6afen nad) auitrallen
abseben. Die Ausmanberer belteben aus Sc
ghepaaren, 172 lebi9en 8crionen beiDer Sc
ldeGter, 55 atnoern Sruild)en l uno II Sab
rem lnO Is SGiglin9en.
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said he did not want their money
but they would have % take up
collection before he would proceed
with his lectufe, for he was work
ing for the Sabbath School cause,
He then took his sent and after the
lapse Of a few minutes, one of the
Boys passed the hat and got le cents.
The Lecturer after ascertainiug what
was done, arose aud scanned the au-
.dience closely for a moment and said
that his opinion was, that they did
not want o.hearhim, and we thought
so too. And afterw were told that
wemight consider ourselves dismiss
cd, we took our hat and left Justat
that time you would have thought
the roof would have raised from the
house top. The boys were excited
and the general opinion is,he was a
humbug, Y
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Pomona Grange.

Alta special meeting of the Mason
County Pomona Grange, No. s, held
in the /. o. Fs. Hall, in the town Of
Leon, West Virginia, October 25th,
1877.
After remarks being made by
several of the Brothers on Good
of the Order" II was ordered that
special meeting be held in each and
every Subordinate Grange in the
county, within As hours previous to
the next meeting of this Grange, fol-
the purpose of eifccting cooperation
and for this purpose wo recommend
that thorc be u full meeting of the
members Of this Grange, together
with tho subscribers Of stock TO our
cooperation store, for the purpose Of
organizing
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nARTFoRD CITY ITEMS.

The Quarterly meeting of the NJ
L. Church, commenced on Saturday
and in the absence ofthe Elder, Rev.
Mr.. Crossfeld, preacher in charge
conducted the exercises,
Nh. G. W. Moredock is off to Gin,
cinnati, We surmise for the purpose
of purchasing goods.
Miss Susanna Hanna, who has
bcen absent from home on a visit to
her friends, near Maiden, has return
ed. She says she had very fine
time. Susan is II good girl and We
hope when she says Eyes" it will be
to some one equally as good as her,
self
Mr.. David Harper has been en-
ployed as mate on the Alice Brown.
and expects to go South this winter
Mr.. Lee Persinger has commenced
the erection of his building in earn
est. Mr.. Congo is doing the carpen'
ter work.
The Luella and Humming Bird
are up to time. Everybody ought tc
patronize them. The owners are
gentlemen, do their work well ant
at the very lowest rates possible
They have come to stay. Don't give
them up.
Mic Max, or more properly "NiS
Noats," has raised an imaginary
monster and is hurting his puny
thunder at some one, because MS III
says, a man raised n man of straw, a
the Sunday School Association, in
not swallowing down everything
that was said, or read, 1t sohappcn
ed that there was one man present
who saw things little different iron
some of the chief actors on the stage
and had the manhood to say SO. Re
ligious despotism is the worst in thu
world and the most to be dreaded
and should be nipped and crushed IL
tho bud, We have no doubt, that i
tho party referred to by mic Max
had been one of them, no umbragc
would have been taken at what wal
said.
Some stranger came to our towr
last week and went to tho trustees
and got permission to use the schoo
house to lecture In, on tho subjects o
Phrenology, Psychology and sovcra
other ologics, and after the boys ant
girls arrived, which was about
o'clock, tho gentleman arose and sait
1 he did not come there TO rowdy, Of
get up n fuss, but that If any present
had, they could soon have IL. H'
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Eairyiew Items.

The revival of religion which was
being held for the past two weeks at
the Baptist Church here by Rev. W.
S. Owens, drew to a close last night,
Sunday night.) The result was
seventeen admissions in all. The
good people of the vicinity contrib
uted to the Rev. Owens during the
meeting full wagon load of the
ncccssaries of life for which he is
very grateful.
Your correspondent of the Upper
Flats, seems to think that dwell
too much upon the weather, but | do
not know that 1 dwell more uponthc
weather than he does upon some
other subjects. do not know who
he is, but / take it for granted that
he is either reviyalist or u peda.
goguo. l generally speak of that
which is most abundant, although
not always--and think we have as
much weather as any thing else.
He writes that ], b, Yeager, is teach
ing at Fairyicw, and that he thinks
he has the best looking school in the
county. Now he and | pretty near
ly agree in this, that is, Mr.. Geager
and l.
The Fairview Literary Society
will meet Tuesday night and reor'
ganizo. hope it will be one of in
terest. We learn that the Literary
Society at Lctart, has been reorgan'
lied and is now in fine working or
der.
How thankful one feels on achilly
night as with glovo,lcss hands he
steps up to a girl and asks to sec
"hcr safe at home" when she gently
and CALAMITY tosses him a mittcn
then all at once he remembers tho
"old folks ut home"
Items scarce this week,
l.AcKrENNY.
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Union District.
hunlbug-
Nov. 10, 1871

~
Mr.. Editor
1t is probably not unknown toyor
that for the last three or four weeks
have been lying in bed at my
home, in this district, nursing a bro
ken leg,
On Friday night of last week
while most of the fumily were nj
Point Pleasant, attending the burial
of my daughter, Mrs. Trippett, a ia
bic upon which n large lamp filled
with oil was burning, was ovorturn
ed, and in an instant all around ant
under my bed, was one sheet o
fame.
In the room with me at the time
was my youngest daughter Mrs
Pickcns, her little daughter, some
three years old, (the author of the
mischieD and a small babe.
Our cries for assistance soon brought
a young man to our door, who, look
ing in upon us and seeing our peril
GUS condition, was so frightened thai
instead of coming in to oar aid, ran
off and left US to our fate.
Seeing that we we're thus left tc
our own resources, l took my broken
leg out of bed at a bound, snatched
the little author of the accident out
of danger. Mrs. Pickens meanwhile
piling quilt after quilt upon the re
lentless flames, to smother them
succeeded in keeping them back, un
til help arrived and we were saved
but not until the bed upon which
was lying, was badly burned and ]
had fallen upon the floor from clear
exhaustion.
II was an awkward accident, mi
ruculous escape, for which am duly
thankful, as death by being burned
alive has no charms for your old
friend, o. G.. LooMs,