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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
lsa LIT i,nnhrn6tf.

Die 6ineln5dbIurg ut bccle inter ggoBcn
S1misrtJtettcn 81 Gnoe gcfommen. User
al Omcn gaubt, bari IS fir ein iebr ihllnl.
mes baltcn, ouf oeu o6. 0apeS uno gSbeelel
Oiele sweiielbnite @brc am 0enferSta9c pal
Iirte. Die Ser50gercr babcn iidl nader &C.
inebrt, aJtr iie mnBten es ltlieBItd bod auf
gebeu, renr gar Su ulele 9Imotraten tonatsl
niht eirieben, mas puour9 GemOnHen mtr
Den wiitoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Scr stanS Der Iational sd,nts

WaIbiHgt0n, I. Mdr3. : 9er m3natlite
StaeGmts6eriht Slst jol9snoen n " ausUets l6er Den
5 uno AZ BroSeHt, S1,697, $4,000; fqhtae 3inien
s26 .33i.22; nit bret YroSent @ouraft perkins.
lid Sl4,U0O,Ou0; fdlis un6 nod nidt einsd0ft So
G29, ,s60 26. Die Bapier9elo @irtulati0n oetrd at
s64 3O4 S5i 80. Die 9eiammtidulo 6elduit lid All
81 1876 668 332.ff Die S6uIo iuIroe i'm Iesten Uio.
nete angeblid5 Hm $2, ,070, 429,06 permln6ert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
BON ei1lefll Nnliaiifell crfdlnf1ett.

Soiton, q. 5ebruar. = $olijir 9. g8. 6reeman
6rate beute A6eno eineIn sepiien Gbiuaro 9iice in
einem S0uie an 9Salter@ Arenue in @barlestopn cine
tootIite Stufmunbe bel. Sreeman nollte einen notoz
ridden Sieb JamenS OonOuan, pe1baiten, murbe
aber uon ben 5niaiien oes 0auies, at on her 3abI,
an9efalen uno muBte aus 9totqpe6r ietnen 6eooOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Ser peritorbene @cncral 10. Stcin=
fnrhr

SuffaIo, 2S. 8e6r. = Sie ue6erreite bes per-
itorbenen Generals Goolph D. Steinpebr, fuelder am
Samita9e i'm n2iiftsSOuie" uerifieb, puroeu am
Nontaeszg6enbe nadD Dem StaatszGrienale an 8a=
tapiaitrafe sebra6t uno baieIbit pom benz S6eriten
9iiharo Sla6 uno Den SffSteren bes 65. Resiments
mitmitdrilden G6ren6eSeigun9en empfan9en. gSdbz
renb bes setrisen cages mar Die seie in Dem Guar
there Der SffSere aus9eItelt unb 3auienoe pon Be
iu6ern fanoen iid Elm, um bem Seror6enen bic ette
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Gin NOrO=9tttctltnt i'm Sd)akeu,ts
0ennrfctttctst

S tom, l. WidrS. - S5eute
! Ytltta9 erld)len ein 40err uou Qnitdn6luem
4euBrn i'll Dem Sbaeamt5Oepartimeut nnc
lfldte letue Sarte, auf peld)cr Der ytamc
Elttletou ltano, oil cine Dame, Nameu8 Ctr
rer. w&lde in Der @inI0iun0az z0iriIion aroc~
felt III unb ne,de Der 6remoe I'll ipreten an
muhlhen uor9cb. SObalo bic Dame in Dem
Sorrl9ore etld}ien, teuerte Der Tremoe ;uci
| SAuhe ali ite ab, melhc leoob b.ioe ibr 3ttl
oertehttcn; 5r. gSiion, @bef Der &nlctbc-
Slolton, meld)er gera6e nm 0ieie 3tit aui
oenl S1alplab2 crid)len, Fl SCm 2lngJelier
II cle Arme mo oerbmcerte oenielbeu, nod.
n1alS 5u teueru. Saum hattie ie0ot 9SilIou
oen 6renoen mie6er loSgeIalIen, ais bericlbe
aut 1ldl }eltf tercrte, id) iCood) uur cine
lelnle gSun9e beibradJte. Die llriQdle hCS
WtorooerIud8 lit IN etr tieie8 @ebeimriB ncz
built, uno mtocr Der Trtmot, nod lie 9ams
ltno 9eneiat, 2luitlaruug oQriiber Ill ucbeu.
Die Dame begab iidj in TIRE g8ohaun0, uut
Der An9relTer puroc auf Die 8ol;elItatluu az
bradt. 4I6 rericIbe 3uerf fIltqenommCu
muroe, Crtlarte er, er ruiinjdle oa8 dnqefauGeuc
gSerf 81 uouenoeu, Oriidte ieood, Quf sem
SSe9e uddl Dem Stat0nsbauie elulQe Beiorcz
ntB u0er oa5 SeItn0en rer Dame aus. Die
9oueu uno Sorr'tore Oe8 S6QBQmt8 fuQteu
ltdl lIadl Der SttcBoiiatre raid init cluer
Wenge aul9eregter Wtdunar uno 6rautn, BON
mel9en Jdemano i'm Stauoe mar, ben Scr
gang gu ertIdren, unO Siele oericlben alaub
ten, oaB ela NtOr0 begangcu worOen iel.
(SpGter.) @5 perlauI2t, ouB Der llnbe
tanntc, metdler Oeu Wol6auQrlfi ueriibte, ais
@letf III Dem Srte9Soepartemcut on3elellt III.
Gr ltlen SIR 2eit DER SdlCBafiuuc betrrn.
Ten 81 leln; EN- toubltn0e5 SfteBen iet3tc
oIe oleleu Perlonen, meldlc Iid) 5ur Belt III
ceIll SOrrIO0Te betanlcn, elmer 9rOBen yeiabr
ans.
(Spdter,) 9(uf Der Sartc, welde Ser
6remOe an 6rau Storer idldte, itauo ber
Hame ySohn GiB." Sn ocm StatlouShauiI
CAB er uorr Sobn 2tttle 5u hciBau; ittn 3uz
ltaHo peranlaBte gu Dem @laubcU, car er ijd
Inter Dem Gtniluiia tines SpiQts baidnot,
unO Or. gSaltar teiirdtCte Suerh, OaB CT Ucr-
9Itttt lei. Statmeifer &gulQu battle eln
tnappc8 @nttommen, in0em CT gleih mad
Dem erIten Sd]uB Dor Gle GBire trat, I'M ;u
le1cn, mas itdl crstgnet babe, nm Die Su9e,
9eraoe itber letnem S0pfe Ill Die Sbiiye ihlue.
Orau StorCr ut Iclt 1866 III pcm ShQtz
ANTE dn9eellt uao itanmt aus 9iem yorf:
lle begab ilb 9led) ra6 Gem MOrOutriudbt
Had) tbrer NO5nEug oil WarplQuG sAuenUC,
uabe Der 10. StruBe.
Serldleoene PeriOHeu mOllea miiien, oaB
2tttle Elm @lef in ciEem NevieruucsoCuorte.
msnt ut InO ftb nit 6rau StorCr uor Clul=
gen 1tonaten UerbeiratBctc. 4l5 yutlc bentc
yfadlEtttG9 9Pfra5t muroe, oh gtwa5 fir l5r
9el9eEcn tOune, lywloerte CT: ,Sa, ja1l
Ntalp, td) rounld)te mt isr Su lpre6en."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
sd,reflid1e Eautiliett.srofs0Sie.

eIan6, o, 28. 5se6ruar. Ser Sdder 5az
fob Betel Su 3ifn, o., tooete beute Nior9en feline
smansi9zidbrige 5odter burh einen SduB ms toerS
Ino fsuerte burauf au eine rau, uehe er ieood nur
am Seine peruunoete. Die llriade lit nid1t ermttelt
Ser 9R0rner 1T Qerhaftet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02

WefD OFT, =. BeOruot.-S0ettldter 2lfeman
in SrooiIpn ereR seitern einen @eridtsbeebl, peer
bic ,ylorb=glmerican e6ensueriiherInssaeie
aufforoert, Die Granoe GnSu9eben, nesbalO niht ein
SoIlts nm bic Guardian zNiutuoI=" rnS ,Iniuera<
Se6ens Seriterln9s =gompaenIe" Su perbinoerh,
t nit Der ,,ytort5z slmerican' Su perl6meBen, ober
Il nnrielhen ihrP 02iifnS nen Ill nerfifnrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02

VIEW = 0rt, y. Nebruar. = Sas 2eltament 0eE
oertorbenen 9ommobores Ganrer6it nurbe beut
Nlursen in Dem gRaienserihte nieoergelest, unb BRO
tete 9egen oasie6e lUuroen BON gnDdlen filr Dtart
q. Sa6au, gtbeinoa 9. Aqen, Darie Souiie GIart
Satberina saiitte u. @orneius 5. Sanoerbtt, idmmt
2eitoments beireiten, ein9ereidt. Sas Ieitamen
nuroe pon Senrp 6. @inton 9lnipalt oes 6rn. u. s.
Sanherbit, por9elegt. 8as Serbor puroe aui beut
finer ,npi gIlnd,sr feftnp5ptt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Die Stttotiou in 9pltifia1to

U Nem.OrleQn8, 1.WGrj. - SOuptrrCm
Podaro ellicB butte W!prgeu uue Bruflama-
ton, me de clncGrhaienug OerSeietgc5uu9
Don 2C-td9lcer 8auCr nab SfluB rer g3qcr=
m0rtI9en Sttunl onOrOntt, nm hauptiddhd
9te au9emetnc SermIliguu95 Slu uuO II.
8abl cIne5 SunOe6ien0toy3 II erlCOiaeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Serabiebung bon &abeloepeI6ens
MnfeAh
.ner Qehens eIlerii NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ser, Staaten 9abeI geieIdaft' uertilnoen, bns
lire Raten pon morsen an aui % 9ents in Cob pro
/ g{Sort TphuIirt fiub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
ilnO I'm ein Sisrtel naa llbr uerta9te f

Wv y-)u>los
SIN Scnate
lgurecu mdhrenO Oes gauStl Cages fem,
9eldafte erleciat. Ser Scnat rrmaltctt mi
Spannung, lpic es im 6Quie au5lcuitv
0crre. 8sfdnoig mareu 8ottu rutermlgs
nm Den Seuat iibPr ocn StanO Der 3iuae 0u'
Ger nnOeren Selte beS aapitolS auf Gem Gan
lenoen 3u erhaltCn.
"FoBer 3morGn8 So Der GepraIentantcnbaQs
o., lpnbreno Oct seitrigem Sibung.
Us tn9to II, l. MGrS SSu Dem &a-
Sitole Berrldte beuts auBWaem0hnlid QroB,
autre9un9, mo Die @allcric'n ser GtprdieI
tallten9aue marCn wdbreuo ocs sarica bcuil.
gen StgHHg oerart nit 3uialu(rn iibelfiilt,
odg omOette feinen 3utrtt cllaugcu fountcu.
9etern nod begie mali nqgemlin Oic }ln.
tdlt, oaB oicStimmeu30blunQ beutC uoaenOc,
neroen ritrGe, auCiu Die beuti1en &erbano-
lHA9en bemtelen, OaB Oieie 4aiidbt auf Sir
mum berabte. Die bemofrattideu MitQlicoer
oeS 6eprdientanteubauicS empfiuqen hcute
oEle 0epeldlen aus ueraieOCucn Gbelcn ocS
Sanoe8, uelfe fe aufiorOutcn, auf ibrcm
Ntoetltanoe ge9en Die 3dbluug Der Gleftoral=
lttllmell I'll bsbarreu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Git Stttrut int SheefeRel. = nStOl
Iieb' td1 Oett SO0ttier."

New. Yorf, %. 6ebruar. - 0da 9lui-
bitten Der cubunliden 8lagge auf Ocm 0tatb
baue uno oaS NusfeQen Der lleberreite oeS
peritorbenen Generals Aguilerd, Stct~ Frdit
nenten Der rcubanliden 0tepublif," i'll Dem
GoupsrneursSimmer oes 8atbbauie3 elre9ten
Uiel 9Iufre9ung unO Gntriiftung inter Den
bieii9en Spanisru. Da5 bier eriheiuenre
ipanIifle SOurnul per0fientlldt beute elnsn
brttereu artiiel, in wel9em cs oa8 Aufbifien
Der cubaniiden 8lag9e aui Clnem Oientllden
@Cbdure fir cine Seleiri9uHg 9esen Spa
MEN erttGrt unO nit IHtsluatiOralen Yermide.
lGnsen orobt. OtupOr Sin ertldrt, CT babs
nit Der 2lfiawe gti6tS gu hun sehabt. lor.
Campbell, @OmmiIIdG Der 6iientllhen Ban
ten, erIaubte baS Aufbiiien Der 6lasge uuo
Der Btaittent os8 erlten 9falb8swst9eS geitat=
tete, paB Die lleberreite I'm @Ouuerneul8 Gin
mer uusgsltellt murOGu. QeBterer ertldrte,
cr lei tsreit, iif fir ietH Srfabren 81 osrr
Qutp0rteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
2l6i6ic0 ss0seceptinn SO GDrcn Ses
NDttt,eriteitrS SS0ilcS.

= Of III b IS, y. 2S. Sebru1r. - Ger
! @mpfaug, melGer BON BEN Sir9eru 6ieIer
Stact obuc llntsridiec Der Bartll 81 @hren
res @olperneur5 Sa1t8 pcrlntQltet Uuroe,
iGno beute 4ben0 i'm &apltole itatt. Die
Senatsfanmer GnO Gle Gepral lentantenballe
maren menlae Uttnrtcn, nadOem Die Sbiiren
I'M llbr er0ifnct ruorrenr berart nit Seius
d)ern gefiillt, oaB 6unoCrte ui5t metr i'm
StanOe waren, binetn 81 gelangcn. uGter
Den 1nmeieuOer befanOen fd pile promi'
nellte Semofraten.
@ouuerneur SapeS bielt pG6renS oe8
IbenoS cine Geoe, Ill rpeIAer CT iG) fir bic
ibm ermeicne @bre bebanfte unO ua6 elnigen
| uertinpliden 0terensorten 9egen Die 8iirger
Der Stant Columbus ertlirte, er nitric nit
leiHer SamiIle morgen BON @OlumbuS abrei
len - uelleltbI lin in lpeni9eH Sagen gu
riid;ufehreu, Ulelleif)t aud, nm i'll eincn an
ocreu 2StrfuuS5fret5 einSutreten; er ihloB
nit Ger SemertuEg, er mit1,dle ole Dor 16
Sahren 9Ciprod)euen SSOrte VlncOln'S 81
piebCrbolsn:
gSh 5offe, Sbr nCr6et fir mid jcnen gGtt>
lide VClltans erfltben Obue WeldeH lb
nd)t eriol9rcid) icin uuo nit Wdd]em i'd
n6t IRE geheI fann." @ouuerneur SGgeS
unb ieine Satin belteu Suerf etnen@mpiang
III Der &OtnnOe 6es SapitOls ab, al nGldlem
ote S69liuge Der SOlteidluleu, Der Slinoen.
uno Der Saubtummen.Anital tbeilnabTen ;
Die el9entlldle AbidicoSfeier faub na@ 8 llbr
i'll Der HeprdlentQntCubaQe hatt.
@uuUerllepr 0ageS miro nlor9en na6 gSa=
! Ibington ubrellen; er miro leho6 uorlGuf9
letn Qmt alS 0OnOerneut nldlt nleferle9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
+ @eneral u, Uoit steitttpebr. e.

Buffalo, gt.zg., 25, 6ebr.-Gen. q. .. Stetnz
pebr aus Cincinnati iarb plotlid beute gtabmittag
i'm n2ift=Souie." Gr 6eiono itb Sur 3et auf Der
Reiie lad, ytelu<gcrt. no iein Sobn wobnt.
RooAcrh;I@JS Scf4 1.,n n,,@ EnS4r;&4.,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
1lrtrfhtt,tto.

N4EftoH, U..S., I. Niar3,-SoGn ylcGaQ purOc
beute lUe9en zines an 5obn .. 0idot (g80 Sin i'm
ieeten 4prt in ben Slad=0ias be9an9eneu 0ioroes
6tn9erthtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
OlbIebeft eitfeS Mnnf1tIa.

80 ofpU q. Hebrlar, = Sler n bte NQdjridlt eins
oetroffen, 6as GB. Y gDebfter, Ser ct zSonluI in
6rantfuIt a, W., init 2obe obsesansen 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
2llts Siio=GnrOlinn. Q8iOcritauO
Se9cn @OmOcrnc1tr S9ampton.
Gin 3miammcnitOB m00s

@barIeiton, S.=G., I. Utdri. gia5e Gjrecn-
pon0, 40 Detlen uon bier e1 Elm 6luti0er Nampi in
Ausltbt Sor eini9Cr 3ett lUurbc in g&Oterbcro
9oucton=9ountu, Elm Sd0en 6eraubt, uno "a man oic
ertalen. Der SeIehl luuroe uon elnem unidug pom
9ouuerneur 0ampton en0nnten 9ldter Qllsacicr
ttat. Srel Der 2tngetlOgteu Uurbeu IciiQenomnCn
oer ptere ober Tauo in etnem ais BLUE Storc" be
t1nnten 0Gule elm Sered un0 miOClICtte Udl Dem
Sonla6ler, Der ibu arretiren OQte Ser 92eocr luar
0on elmer Shaar iarbiger Sam5raben um9e6en INN
ertGrte, oaB CT Die 2lutoritdt oes uon 0auptou Cr
nannten 6I]ter5 nit aHerenne uno eber iter6eR Cls
idb er0eben Deroe Der 9ontu6lcr mad)te iuTort Oem
Sder 2ln5 5eige, un0 oieer ldlidte nunmehr Dcn Son
lta6ler NIT elmer aus ~ Oiaun beitebenoen ISahc
ours 9teue ob, un oen gtG9er iu er9reiiCn 2l!$ man
gum SlUeiten Uiale oor Dem nSlue Store" eridCn mar
Der Ne9er pon mebr, ais 100 bcrUaifnCten SOr6i0cn
umrn9t, Die ihiUoren, 0GG Die gSCrbnitug mint itltt
Tnocn Iole. 2er@onitG6lcr mObte Oen &crub, not
oem oen gte9er I'll er9rel1en mlfte abcr ulieRlb nit
leineH Eeuten u6jteBen uu0 erbitIt nod cine SdUt
Stiliie nof9eihtdt, pie eood teuC SeruuouH9
UeranlaBten. yiad COMPUTATION NIT GjouoWucilr
Sampton Uuroen nlume6r Suten uusQeididt Uno
ungeidumt 1900 lSeiBe unO Fnrbige orguHiirt. nm
mad oeu rSluc Store" Su Seben uno ncm Seiebc oe5
SouuerneurS 9iNdlbrud 5u QcOtn UHO Oe5 lSCiteTen
aQe 81 arrettren, Die iidJ mioerCBen io!tcn. ; IL
Ieger lbrsrieItS iamneln iib glcitials nabe Dem
"Slue Store," un0 eS lit Ibon m09lih, oar 6 gu
Cinem bluti9en 3uiammenitOBe touuuen miro.
Sie sluirubrcr 5critrcut nno eiu She'll DER R3-
OeiSiiibrer uerbaitet.
eb0ricron, S.@9., /. Wdri. - Sine aus 2lu
UiGnn berebenoe SderInSDa6c Wuroe 6tutc uuh
Dem ShauplaSe 0er lnrlbcn a6geihidt, uu0 Ole lui
rtbrer uuroen in itarter 2nSoBI 81 IiPtu an oer
nSuuannab GbarleiOner SuGn" uuigeuuoen; beI'm
Nnndbern oct StberSmade entflUbcH tie ieouh, o6ns
etHen S6uB gu Ieuern. lngeidbr ~ 0Cr 2luirit0rU
ouroen NIT Den gSalfen in oct Nanb Uerbaftet uro IN
oas @jeIln9niB geOrutbt. &iuf OCiocn Seittn mur0r
ydemano oerIebt 0er Sdern uerioI8t oIc UOri3cH
Ruber0rer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02

Us @ QlN9 Q IT, 7. WlQt5.-Su clrar lpa
ten Stun!e cirtultte bier Fas @eriibt, SuB
iih @Ouuerueur 3apeS be-eits in @eibIngtoa
bCiiuNc, unS raS @eriidt finDet uIlQemeineu
@iaubeu. @tlthe iutlme 6reunOe 0es @ou-
pcrHeErS betaupten jeOOd (uiellcidt aus
&lugbsitsriidithteE), OaB er crit nm llGr
uor9cn iriib bier eintreift1 meros. 6apes
wirl bis sRm SRau9urutiOastage Ser SAT-
eS 9 enatOrS Sbermuu ieiu. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
astiac 3!iiiiou oto 8cusraIs
NFr.yfTaes

2Steu, IS. 0cTruar. - Sic oYolitiid1e
9oucIponocu3" gerO1cutitt iolgeuNe glah=
rldtcn Gus %Ctu5burQ; y@cucral S9uutiei
miro n0hjtcn5 0on glu uoh Q&i2I, Berlin
mo YarI8 Qbreiitu. -- IS ut b0Ait uuwatyz
heiallt, 0a5 WGEyluo ojtler 5aiiun milf
tdrlldlc SpTatlOHtu UorauOmmgn uCr0en.
- Ole &-gabc, oab IaBlnuo fid) nit ein,r
utrainlgJcH 0mon!lralou Der Curopaiihtu
6lotten Till &0sr0ru5 be3ujiacI mur0e, itcEt
tetuesmcQ5 lmGMgllnnc NIT Dem Broglamme
Der rEiutbeH 9icQIeruug."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02
Bic on8cOtiale Semo9LLiLgNna aer rmilIdlen
Sin giufi.ano osr &eroiter.

u 9 u a. 7. WIQlI.-Llc WIttlItCN Ia
ben td) Gtgcn Olc hiortc T5obtu uuo GeIaz
germ Puta, cine 0clnmg AMI otm 9&lQe nQdJ
FrEtuO'. CeUidj &0jala bat Eravpcu
uah SmtarI abgtN1Idt, um gcgcn Ole Su=
iurlsmt.m III nM.LLrn.L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-03-02

GQriS, -. sEl6r. ..ahnCr-uCcs lit ser ySurt=
lalt cincs GrjCla, pcltaH Il,uI #I,g an otu .gcz
Sottem oss Iayiigr ,1i7aJc" llyJes: aBaris, -e.
Se6ucr. - "lgIU cc-r au ll. 8. s, lli.cte i'd zine
Gbeti6unasioga a,1Cn ota l.ay1gjs 8. GalJr Gin,
uUo ol cic sU8Glul.. t-t..s oU G'lyJtttUoyliC1t,
10 Wtr0e III t7ige .I.u-u GlaJyluEega lbcr tjEt
Sotc madru, Hbu .yats >y 3l..glGc @Utolitdt ;u
,nthCIoGu Gabgn C.tr. @.gl i,t1tt -tJ i0hCd bcute
Uor0CH QelUiIt art!.G, uche aW z. uUo . .. 81.
/ in ) rem 5ourgal uTOTHt,ift murrer. uHo it be-
muse biz Cr'tc itd WlJ bictgu1 'dWUagjt nm 0eICu
! cine nbiuUt UUuGtrt 4uf-pt 80 pgo;e;irc1. Sdl
tara am {. GgCWOlr lgSI,u ILlyJ5 In =. Ietgrs6ula
an uno idlu9 Hc5it W,JUCU Giouul wCjBm g&O6nEB
| i'm r0ctGl on 5t0ro" OUi, In lUdutm i'd idUu Oht
Uale pUrbCr Cba.lleGeu MAR. ldl bIi.h Da1lbit bis
gum p. D. lt. uuo }uar tl9 iUW let.lu Au0Cu6lide
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

And In sccoriAncs with law. and an order Of the
Board Of Dirsetor. made on the iith day Of April,
IN. % many shares Of each parcel Of such stock a.
may h. NECESSARY. will he coli 81 public auction, q,
the ONCE Of the Company. Room ~ Hayward.
BuiLiine. No. <is California street. san Trancisco.
Califorpls, on THURSDAY. the SEVENTH Gthl
day ~ JUNE. i.11. Of the hour Of one o'eloet !. .of
said day. To pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
the .alr. w. D.. DeAN B~cret,ry
Oniee- Room ~ Hsy~srd's BuILijnr' No y.tv
California street, Han r,.neiseo. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE

OrYoE or THE CALIFORNIA NrNmo
~ Company. Ban Frsncisco, California. Nav
fth, isT.-At Q meeting Of the Board a DL.
rectors u the abovenamed Company. Ma
this day. . dividend mo. 49, Of Two bollsn DIT
Nay isth. Tnnsisr boots closed untii n:
nyio Q. P. ooRDoN. sse.stssy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
DELINQUENT SALES.
OyERMAN sILvER INNING

.-LDtAOU OF TfInClpNI VEttt
of business. san Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Gold I'LL Mining Dis
trict, storey county. state of Nevada.
Notice.-rhere are delinquent upon the FOL.
loving-described stock. on account Of ssrsss-
meut tho. 3nD levied ON the iSth day Of April.
ls11. the several amounts ST opposite tia
names Of the respective stakeholder. Is fol-
lows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NlpicE OF CONSOLIDATED vrRaINr,
~ Mi.i's Company, San rnn,i:co. Nay Z.
th- Aboys named Company. held thIs dsy. a
dividend NO. 81 Of Tso % ~ipollars psr s6srs
was declared, payable on Monday, fsv IAN
Transfer books clospd until Ma, Ism.
uyio A. W. HAvKNS. Recrvtsyy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01
THE EVENING NEWS
GOLD HILL. FRIDAY. JUNE !. 1871

scKSy: Apartment in Ben wads's
house; Ben hopping about md speaking :
40 great crindstonesl o blAzss and
bumblebecs! o blank. blank, blank.
biankity, blanki o. i'll only had him
here TIVE minutes - He makes q lungs
for the wall, and his fat smAshes through
the plastsring at the spot supposed to rep
resent Hayes.
TEE Illinois Legislature has enacted q
law giving police powers to- the con-
ductors Of passenger trains.
A urERB portrait by Greuzo Of the
Warehouses Of ChAuvslin lately sold In
Paris for Sii 900.
THx Philadelphia sisners Of the Murphy
total abstinence pledge now number s5,-
w,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-01

OLIVER Hill MINING COMPANY
y Location q principal place Of business. San
FRANCISCO. California.
Nevada
Noiioe.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account VI assessment tNO. I'D
levied ON the nth day OF April. ISL, the several
amounts set opposite the names u the respective
shareholders. a. follows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05

We cannot agrco with those OF
our contemporaries who say that there
should be no question Of sections in nomi-
mating Governor, for il, perchance, gen.
tleman inimical to us should receive that
office, then Norfolk would inevitably have
one OF the strings to her commercial bow
cut. and cut nercr TO be reunltca.-La71-
mark.
II the idea held by our respected contenl-
norary is that a candidate may be selected
because he is expected to favor the section
from which he is chosen, we think his ape
Drchcnsions ere entirely groundle>s, for
s,ch q candidate does not deserve the sup
port OF the people Of Virginia, and to noml-
nate such a man would do violence to every
material interest of the Commonwealth.
The State, like an honest national govern
mcnt, should be administered for the oene.
it OF every section, and its laws so executed
as to secure to all equal rights ana equal
privileges. 1t is the absence OF this rule IN
our National Government that has created
northern and q southern PARTY; 1t IS THIS
plan that has arrayed the people OF com
mon country one against the other; and II Is
this suicidal policy OF the dominant party
that has DELAYED the settlement or nlfhcui-
ties, originating in this sectional system OF
legislation, until the present time.
The candidate for Governor Of this State
must not be chosea because OF his aftlilil-
ton with or residence in any particular To-
callty. We want brains, energy, honesty,
and patriotism, as the distinctive points 81
attraction to our candidate. With these
qualifications he cannot fail to make good
and acceptable officer, representing alike all
sections and every interest in the State.
Let us hear no more of sectional candi-
dates. The old State is deeply in debt, and
her noble people are staggering under the
heavy load OF taxes annually imposed upon
them; her waste places are to be built up,
and new enterprises aud additional efforts
for the development Of her great material
wealth are to be made. This is a noble
work in which Eorthside and Southside
Virginia can find abundant employment for
all their capital, energy, and enterprise.
Can these be employed for the benefit of the
whole State il one section is arrayed against
the other? United we are invincibIe, and
can defy all adverse circumstances; but di-
vided we are helpless, and must become an
easy prey to designing men and corrupt
corporations. 80. - 49,. ,...-.., ..
Give us man for a candidate worthy to
GIL the high and honorable post OF Governor
of Virginia, and we need not fear that he
comes from any particular locality. II he
loves the old State every interest in it is
dear to his loyal heart, and he viii equally
protect his own when be, faithfully repre-
sents every other portion Of the State. No
sectionalism for us in this choice.
No pcnt-up section contracts our powers,
For the boundless Commonwealth Is ours.
... ....... + NorfoM ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-05
The State Convention.

The Conservative State Committee have
fixed upon Richmond as the place and Au-
gust 9Th as the day for holding the Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Attorney-Gene-
raj. We know OF no objection to the day
named; and Of course we do not object to
the place.
The committee has done one thing "hlch
no other committee has done since the war
!: has provided for fair Convention-that
i. to say, Convention representing the
Conservative voters Of Virginia. LII some
State Conventions counties containing not
eve thousaSd voters were permitted TO out
vote this city with its thirteen Thousand
voters. Counties containing one thousand
Conservative voters were allowed more
s.,c,rth than other counties having twice
~ many. In fact. very nnfaif oasts oi
representation will now give way TO fa'r
one.
The committee has also RENTED to the
several cities. towns. and counties the ques-
ton as to how they will appoint their dele
-,trs-asother change which will please the
people. .-,.,...
For = full! report OF what was done by the
committee, see the local columns.