davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

or an average OIONe SllUUOO,UVV SeuE'
As we have already seen, the balance OF
trade in the last three years in JauOr Of the
United States is S4SS, ,5S2, $50, or an av-
erage OF more than $lG0,0O0,0O0 year.
The balance Of trade the last year, II com
pared with that Of the two years next be-
fore the panic, shows gainin favor OF the
United States, in one year. of over S40o, :
100000. 5 s.atg
II Is not necessary that l should dwell
upon the Importance this favorable state
OF the balance OF trade. Balances must be
settled in cash in the money ofthe world.
The enterprises OF our business men reach
out to all parts OF the world. Our agricul-
tural and manufactured products more
and more seek and find their market in
foreign countries. The commerce Of all
parts OF the world, bound together more
than ever before by steamships, railroads,
and telegraph, is so connected that 1t must
be conducted on the same principles and
by the same instrumentalities By all who
| take part In II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06
"a cAsEs N lIIcKMAN.

LOUISVILLE, Sept, 5, Information from
Hickman, KY, reports GO! cases OF yellow
fever and 80 deaths to date. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

were largely owned in foreign countries,
II il estimated that in 1871 from $500, ,0OO,-
900 to 81, ,OOO, ,OOO, 900 were held abroad.
| We then paid from $50, 100000 to $50, ,0O0,.
600 annually to Europe for interest alone.
Now the bonds are mainly held in our
own country. It is estimated that five.
sixths OF them are held in the United
States, and only one-sixth abroad. Instead
OF paving to foreigners so 600, 600, We now
pay them only about ST., 100000 or $lo,-
0O0 900 year, and the interest on the debt
! is mainly paid to our own citizens. ltap-
pears from what has been shown that since
the close OF the War, since the panic OF
five years ago, there has been great
change in the condition OF the debt. The
change has been one OF improvement.
l. The debt has been greatly reduced.
2. The interest to be paid has been
largely diminished.
5. And 1t is to be paid at home instead of
abroad.
TAXATION. lIG FHrE
The burden OF taxation has been re-
duced since 1896, the first year after the
War, as follows: The tlxes in 1858 were
........si79,OiG,Gii IS ,.t.l
Internal revenue JV9'fe'olS " a., A.
"a, +65 %
The taxes in 1873 were:
Customs. - - y, ilo6So q
Internal TeTenue...........- lIU,0alI w ~
Reduction Of taxation snce 1866 i6O 70
TAXATION THE YEAR OF THE EASIc.
lsI3-CuStons. ~! !Q
Internal reTentie ........ lIJ I2O.5+ II
ro,., ssOi SIS,S90 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06
DISPUTED rOINMs AT MRMPIIs,

I . y
DISPUTED roTSMs AT MEMPTIIs, In
AfEMrIIs, September 5.-only 80 cases
were reported to-day Very few phy-
siCians were making reports. There were
02 nterments-whites6 colored 81; vel.
low fever interments So. DR.. Avent and
DR.. Brown, Secretary OF. the Board OF
Health, are down, as also DR.. Mundinger,
A. 4. Humes, druggists, and Henry White,
business manager Of the -ippedl. Ply
sicians are divided in opinion in reference
to the fever, some cOntending that there is
an abatement. to-day, and that late
cases are not SO violent, Others holding
contrary opinion. l Eir1 8lH. .5
Martin keyer, one OF the volunteer
telegraph operators from Louisville, died
tonight, and John Connolly and f. W.
Gibson, operators, were stricken down to.
day, the force is now greatly reduced, the
chief operator having but one assistant
during the day and two at night, all have
done double duty since the fever COM
menced. The force OF compositors on the
morning papers is reduced to two each. y-
Owing to the inability OF the county un-
dertaker to bury the pauper dead, the Citi-
zens' Relief Committee to-day took the
matterin hand and employed undertakes
and force OF men to assist them in find
ing and buryin2 the dead. .lly lr.bH
At Father Matthews Camp, where over
800 Catholics and others have found ref
uge, novena to the sacred heart OF
Jesus was commenced tonight, in which
all faithful and religious are asked TO unite
that the plague maycease. All the priests
here have been stricken down, except
Fathers Kelly, Aloysius and VIM. Walsh.
Capt. Cummins, Of the steamer Coahoma,
was taken off of his boat this evening sick
with the fever. The Howard medical
corps report 40 new cases additional to
the reports made by the Board OF Health.
John +. Page died to-day. Ills father,
Capt. ]. W. Page, is down with the fever.
Twcnty.four sick were received at the
Howard Infirmary to-day, "a ys.sl
DEATII ROLL. AT HOLLY SPRINGS. 1lt
Holly srnlxGs, September 81 Over 20
cases. Deaths to-day: James Fort, Robt.
Mclean, Mrs. E. A. Thomas, Mrs. Knapp,
b. p Oliver, Il. X. Ba,eman and child,
NJ. Hagan OF Memphis, Mrs. Jas. INITIAL.
Others will follow tomorrow. The dis
ease.i is very fatal, taking rapidly from
us the best OF our people. DR.. Chaplin,
OF New Orleans, GO,l~bless the man, sent
US II nurses and DR.. Bailey ,tn-lay. Like.
angels OF mercy they seemed. The Post
mistress and assistants are NIL down. The
operator and express man deserted his
post and an operator from New Orleans
took charge this morning. He has done
three days work in one and is still atit.
We need doctors and more nurses badly.
Doctors West. DancV, Dnutcl and Mckay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

vIcEsDuRG, September .. : To-day has
been the gloomiest known in Nicksburg,
the intermcnts being 40. New cases eati-
mated ut 100 Among the deaths are DR..
P. F. Whitehead, native OF Kentucky
and resident Of Nicksburg for many
| yeara. mn on j ~ y --..- w -----
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

Nht bNAApNNNNAb tttbh Ht7lAVk dbtACtlGb
would probably swell the figures to $ls,,
600. 'Ai
SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRAScSco, September 5.-Collec.
tions by the citizens committee for the
South are $500. VIII send s., 600 to New
Orleans, and 81 500 each to Nicksburg and
Memphis tomorrow. Tularc county has
given $500 and Winnemucca, Nevada,
S2l0. VI a, q. a,Ni ~ 3 HH.
TERRE HArTg.
TGRRE HAUrE, I'm, septcmber5. : TeTe
Haute has contributed 81 $50 to the yel'
low fever sufferers, 4. .4s,...-t lsH.a.
ODD FELLOWS FUND. :. -
ISDrASAPOLls, September o. The Odd
Fellows relief fund for the yellow feveI
sufferers received from Lodges up to noon
to-day amounted to 81 500
CHICAGO.
CucAGo, September D. Total sibscrip
ton for the South Of the Citizens Com
mittee to date is S2S,74l; from othel
sources sT,l84. Total $i5,0le, N
TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLARs FR6N cIxc1S
SATi. y i7
CINCINNATI, September 5.-Total sub
scriptions for yellow fever sufferers, Il
date, aggregate $4,000. DR.. Minor, thu
Health Officer, sent three more physician
and one druggist to Memphis to-day.
TEN THOUSAND IRON PrnLADELPnIA.
PnILADELPIHA, Sept. 3. : Philadelphia
to-day sent $40, 600 TO the stricken districts
5000 to Memphis and 5000 To Nicks
burg, and Masons and other Organizet
benevolent societies arc forwarding thei
fpllectiops rapidly, GfE fr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

Each dollar of paper currency Is now
worth 994 cents in coin, and the total value
in coin OF our paper currency is more than
S8S4, 00,050.
The value OF the paper dollar is as stable
as that Of coin. Coin and paper are prac-
tically abreast OF eacli other. The fluctu-
alton in the value OF the paper dollar has
not in the last five months exceeded the
fraction OF cent. 81
The total increase in the coin value OF
our paper currency since 1865 is about
Sl75, 100000.
Nothing connected with the financial
affairs OF the Government is more inteI:
esting and instructive than the state OF
trade with foreign countries.
THE RxpoRrL PROM THE UNITED STATES
during the year ending June 20, 1873, were
larger than during any previous year in
the history OF the country. From the
year 1873, the net imports into the United
States largely exceeded the exports from
the United States-the excess of imports
ranging from $50, 900, 600 to SI02, ,000,000.
During the years 1874 and 1870, the ex!
ports and imports were about eqval: Dur
Ing the years ending June 80, 1876, 81, rs,
however, the domestic exports from the
United States greatly exceeded the net
imports, the excess OF exports increasing
rapidly from year to year. .ri' y ~. = =
I'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

IH i laaf'
lt 81 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06
TAXATION.

The burden OF taxation has been re-
duced since 1896, the first year after the
War, as follows: The taxes in 1888 were
Customs; sSs 5sSsSe! .s g asl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

Three per cent Navy Pension Fund,.,a Y Ioo Qco
Four per cent. bop lHa9vI
-Four and hall pef ~
Five per IeSse9,eS
Et ner Il1bl ,lOl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

-e-..s7ssr5 IL ls1soa.2-uag. 3ntfi
f4T HIt. .f atHr ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-06

THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
The balance Of trade against the United
States in the five years next before the
manic Is as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
sofalbert6ts aus gSafBinetom.

Mmfbeben einer SpieIb6ae. = Sin Ionoerbarer
SSnnidl.-s5ranoe.-S
gSa bingto II, 27. 5ebr. - lieutenant
Sfippon unO Die Sergeanteu Swinoeu, 0eB
uno 8runnel ftatteten geitern abeno elmer in
u6orreit 6all" eiugri6teten Spielb00e eineu
8eiud) ab uno perbaiteteu Die @tgenthitmer
$. Sod uno 9. Dtifum, iOpie 5pDlf I'M
Saale anpeIenbe Spieler. Sm Belt3eigerid)te
tpuroe heute 9. Wtidum III elmer @elobuBe
bon $40 Uerurtbeiit unb muBte $500 Siirg,
ihaft fir OaS ierHere llnterlahen oeS SetrlebeS
elneS lOlfen @emerbes llellen. Die Serbai=
teten, lpelbe S0bue angeiebeuer @eOrgez
tomner Saufleute iein iO1en, muroeH entlaieu,
nabbem iie ibre @cloltrafe erIegt.
- @eItern entItano i'm 9eibGitS z2otale oeS
6rn. Salt auf Der Gde Der ?. StraBe uuo [S1lz
biana= 2lUenue 6euer uno rtdtete unbeoeus
tenoen Sdaoen an. Sin 12=idbriger Snabe,
IamenS 6. Martln, puroe ais Der angebli6e
Sranoitifter perbaitet unO geitano, aus benz
@run6e Seuer an9elegt Su babeu, I'M Die
3bQtigfeit Der 6euermebr Ill beobaften.
- @eitern SOrnlitta9 nm 412 llbr brad in
Der Wobnung be8 0rn. s. u. BatterIon, 9tr.
COG, SrStraBe, SSeuer aus, bas eiIlen Shabeu
bon S25 oerliria9te.
- Die Sanitatsbeb6roe belt geitern abenb
cine Sisun9 ab. 9ta6oem Der SanitGt8z
Seamte Scene ieinen Serid)t nOr9eleeu, fam
e8 81 elmer ftiirmiiden Scene 5luiifeu Dem
Soriiten0en Or. Serbt, bem Or. SliB unO
bem Rl6ter @arbeu bariiber, oaB Der 8eridt
iiber Die Seobahtungen Der neu aufgetretenelt
Srantbelt y Trismus Nascentium" nod niht,
mte angeoronet poroen, in Der 6orm elmer
Sroi6iire erl6ienpn 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28

pros. 1929, 1867er 1864, neue Tiinier 104.
@rie, Brioritdten 224, SQiuoier @eutral 744,
BenHiplpanier @eHtrat 28, gtew= =Serieper @en'
tral 164. 3teuoinger l54.
9onoon, 81. Sebruar, $50 Nadm. -
OaS Bullion, WelfeS beute aui 8ilau; ans
Der ,,Sanf pon @n9laro" ge3Ogeu puroe,
betrug 9317 900.
4iberpool, 81. Sebruar, u. 80 gtdm.-
SaumwOlle itetig. Wtittellorte SberldnOer
6 LIE; Orleans 5I16; 9erfduie tetrugen
beute 5000 Sallen, eini6IieBlif 1000 Sallen
3ur Spefulation uno gum Grporte. Die
heuti9e 8aumwOa 3ufubr betrug 6,l0o
Ballen, einiflieBlif 1880 aus 2lmerifa.
2tOerpo Of, 27. Sebruar, llhr 9thm.-
Son ben beutlgeu Baummoa<Serfdufe Ua-
rem $3.50 8allen aus 4merlfa.
QntWerpen, 27. 6ebruar.-YetrOleum
274 6rGucS fir gereinigte5 amerlf.
Surge SeabeIoepeTdlen.
- 9aS brttlidle StanalgeIdmaoer ift III
Ofalta angetomuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
gine mnnherhnrr anr

Ourb 9r. Gbalmer's @punbsbeitszE zEmFtur be.
iDertitelligt
Baltimore, i'm gtopem6er 1854.
Utetn peri! Gs qertid)t mir Gum ero6eH BeroniiogR
S9nep ole duBeroroenidle Sur, iuelbe 9r.@bdlmer's
&tntur an neiner 5rau begbei9eii6rt Dat, mtt,ubes
len. Us itno teet Utonae ber, ieitoen meine Hrau
pom 0qspepte, Seberhaoen uno Stfuinnel er1rlffeH
puroe, SO lhtcbt Daren tbr auSie6en uno GeIun6s
beitssuiton6, OaB ibre ausen ani6molen tbre sarbe
6let6 uno thre Sdnee nit 4usidla9 6ebedt nHr6en.
S9re torperlt9en geosn DQren unausiprehGb sroB;
S9mer6en IN Der Sruit, i'm Rden, 6crSiblaa 6eittae
S6mer5en i'm 9ope &C. ergriien ne oermo6en, 6os Id
ne auI9aRi ne mar 10 bDad, oa6 e ibre Sano nidpt
meAr DIS bum &opIe erbe6en toHnte. I'm oieie 2ett
tpuroe ems uon @balmers Iamp6Ieten in mein 6alis
9eporTen uno tdb mr6s perantaBt, bic 3tnttlir Del
mener 6rau elmer BrObe SR uHternerIen. SD Tam
Ill 8abrbet io9an oaB mad Dem @enuiie oes 9nbaIts
ron elner Siai6e ie it berets beTec tibte lie bate
te'he Sdmeraeu mebr, toHnte ivieoer eieu uno nab
BEN 9enue bes Hbolt$ eOn bret luetteren E(oIdlefI
mar ite tpteoer gin3itQ bergetellt.
". SS. 2GIbcrt,
ger. 80, Glib zIGeuitY.
gu 6aben Del Setb ,. SSancs
(Se6rl9,iO gh. 1O3, Beitz 9altimorefra5e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
J(eue an1eigen.
Nm Oas Vnblifuml!

Dem gtarqldnoer Staatss Senate IieJt geaeun dItlg
en- SeeseSporl6ioa buI SrUdeuns por, 6eiieu ais
fidrrunas=@ =@eienI6aften rueIdbe in SRnrninnh ose
l91'te oetreloen Anlprhhe geaen fie in EoIoe BON
&ooestaueIi, honoem 5tuei S06respr1mien duf zine
Soiice ot5oplL Doroen, onlutetten, befe6t, 6eIieH
t9ata1u9e 29irtun9 jeood baum 6eitehen tpiirSe
SetIaserelen Der auerihlimmften Sorte JboT mn
2blr bu onnen uno Reht5trait ui perleiben unh h1
ourd ben Gefellhaften uRb ais Hotbnenbioe EnIoe
aHeI sefatsn Sethpsften sTogen SdGoen su5uff0ei,
"a Die Setarmorter oieles eeieBuorilaaes bebailps
ten, Die @eielihaiten ieen sur aniebtana oer Se.
3d9lun9 poH Boroerun9en In Rolge BON gobpsf6Ieu
9enetgt 10 bat man unenfebenoe SuIammeufe0uno
Der NIT ben Sargern BlorpIono's ah9eibufeRen GSe5
i9dte tpelbe nagelu ale teet i'm Staute perretenen
Seieuhatten umiaBt, oufgeeSt. Sie miro nit (Srz
mdhtt9un9 SeGten5 0eS @omite's pom 9ebenszg}eriiz
bernn9s sa9enten oeronentlid uno ibre 3ablen Iais
fen I'D utt1t DloGle9en. 2Se man anHimmt fanu
tetn 9eoft enen 10 9roBen EroJeHtIae ouer Sorhesf
run9eH, fUelbe obne Den 9ertRgteR 2BoerIprud ookr
AbiiretuH9 beSablt mor0en itno, nuimeiIen 9as
Bubltlm ertdbrtuno tennt tets einen 9ebensueriihes
run9S=5al oer an9efrttten piro, aber 5auienoe pom
AnIprIbeH Deroen, obne oa6 es gu iener 9enntnis
oelangt, beSahlt. SCm Staate FLEET aus oer @on,eIz
itonlrlH9 Hn6 Seleuerung BON Se6en5Uerii6erun9s.
9eielibaIten, peIhe bier @eiddite betrei6eu. Elm
gro6eS GiHfommen SUI, uno es unterlie9 fenem 3pe=
iel, oaB, uenn oteier SelesesUoridlag (Seiee piro
iene oertruueHsDarbi9e @eieuihait ibre agenturen
oabier Gbldafen, the Sr6mien anf unsftebenbe Bolt
cen uon bren betreifen0eH betmathltden 9eh6itsbiz
re1n5 aus ei1talttren u1o aler neuer @ebdite fttl
entbaten miro, bis bas @jeiet iUioefrufen 1T.
Setrag pom oen GSeielibaften nnaeue0ez
ten Gniprl6en in 6oI8e uon &ooesz
idllen SettenS Ul1rpGnoer SiI9er.. s6,qj7,S12
SbHe2Sloerlprud ooeraHiehtIna beSabls
- icy Setra9 ........-... ......-..... 6,97j 772
Rod @ert6tSs sFroieB 6eJnblter Setrag.. 32 ,4S6
N(it SrIols anaeiobtener Setrag 49,. 27,664
anSllelenoer, iautser uno unbetetnigter
Gieier 8ritt umta6t Die @eidaftc uOn adbt;s52
2etootIaaenoen Seleulhaiten, aleu, Die bis beute
t9ren ausiueis ab9eaBt BabeH. (5tFl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
sur Belt Dor bem @onsreiie Nntrase anf 80

sur 3eit Dor oem Gonsreiie antrase auf 0to'
otfisirung oes Carries.
Sn Sacr ramento, GAL, ipurbe Elm
Wfann pegen Woroberiu6eS auf Smei Sabre
in's 3uhtbaus geifidt. 0arauf gin9 Die
Srau, mel6e ohne ben Mtanu nid]t leben
tonnte, gum &i6ter unb bat benielbeu, iie
gleidials aui smei Sabre ms 3udthaus gu
i6ideu. 9lls 0ieleS perneisert purbe, per-
ludte Die Srau, ft6 su erbduseu.
Sn 8nftalo, W,.D., itarb SatOb 9feis
dert, 1910 aus 9SolSbeim, 8beinpfalS, ei11=
9emanoert. 5feldert befleibete mebrmals
asnltsr unb mar Mtitslieo Der Surner, San-
DER II. /, 10,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
Vermtiid,te 9epefd)en aus Netua


9spDOrf, 27. 5sbruar.-@OlO er0ffnete
;u 1014.
Sublfriptioncn 81 Der neueu Uierprosen
tisen 9nleihe wsroen gum Setraae BON bel
nabe $1,000 pro Gag ans peitliheu Stab.
ten, beiOnOers aus Chicago, st. gOuiS nnO
Cincinnati, sur 3eit bier empiangen.
- Siersebn Matroleu be5 britiidlen Soft
ififfes vQeuD y. SurgeB" aus GiOerpool,
lpeide Der Oieuterei an9efla9t iinb, purben
geftern benz SunoeS-@Ommtfidr SbieloS uOr=
gefiibrt unO Dem 2HOlomitraBen Sefangntlie
iiberantiportet.
- Die yDelamare 2adawanna gSeitlidDe
Soblen'@ompagnie" perlteigerte beute $4,000
Sounen Scrantoner Soblen Su folgenosn
Breiien: Steamer" $3.07a-$3 u, y@rate"
$3.074, y@g9" $3.154-$3.174, .@heifnut"
$3.50, vStoOe" $3.55, yYea" $2.1
- sobu y. 0apis, luel6er elm @eifdft in
BrooflDn betreibt, luuroe beute auf b1e 2n<
flage usrbaftet, ieiu @ei6dft8lotal an9esitnbet
su baben. Der ourd ben Srano angeri6tete
Sdaoeu betrug $25, 1000, bon mel6em nur
eiu She'll auf 8aulS' @eiddft fam.
- Ser 9ampfer oGmberi3a" iit beute pOn
Otittelneerz6 6dfen bier angefommeH.
- Son &ioerpoOl lit hente Der Sampier
- yg8pomin9" bier eiu9etroffeu.
- Der 9ampfer y&itg Of @aihin9ton" 1T
beute bon 6auanHa bier angelangt.
= Son Sambur9 lief beute Der 0ampfer
y@tmbria" bier ein.
- Ser llnterifabneiter sablte beute fir
Sntereiieu $62 900 uub filr etuge3o9eue Sb~
ligationen $86 400 ans.
Die Staatsf1mlo uon Wirsiniett.
8tdmonb, Sa., 27. Sebruar. = @ou
per1ear Sollioap bels9te beute Die Sill, iuelAe
alles @i9entbum gum 8eItreiten Der 9lusaaben
fir bic Staatslegierung, fir Die Sreild)ulen
unb fir Die 3inien bes Staatsihulo belteuert,
(bie 8ill lit unter bem 9tamen Sarbours3ars
Sil" befannt) nit ieinem Seto. Der @ou=
perneur beeleitete Iein 8eto bur6 cine 8ot>
Ihaft, in tpeld)er er bic @riinbe fitr ieine MaB=
nabme alIseinaneeriett.
Gdiffsna1ri1ten.
8hilab belphia, 27. Sebruar. - Ser
9ampfer nSatnOis" ift BON 4iuerpool einz
setrohen.
@an6ran3isco, 0, 27. Sebruar. = Der
Oampfer y@itp Of Jtelp=Dorf" BON S1onep
iiber 5onolulu 1T bier angefommen.
0ermtidbte tele9rapbiid)e 9epefd1e,t.
s-2urie Ano er rlon II, Elm befannter aa=
pitaliit III Cincinnati uno ein Sruoer oes
WtajorS 9fnberion, bes Sertbeiotger8 BON Sort
sumtsr, itarb seiteru Ntor9en in Der erpabnz
ten Stabt.,
Der burd Die SeusrSbrunit m 6 bic'ag o
in Der porleeteu gtabt oeru1iadte S6aben
belGuft iid auf etpa $4,000.
- Die bon ben Sanfrdu bern in
3 0erter, 0fe., seutadbte 9eute belduft fi6
auf $1228. @eheimpolt5iiten itnb ben1iibt,
Die M0rDer bes S4abmetiters Barron aufSu<
ipiireu-
grant 2e8lie lit in philadelphia
BON ben @roBseldwOrenen fraft elmer bon QS.
gS, gSeigleD etugeleltetan SerleumoungSflage
in 4nfla9eSufano periebt ruorbeH.
- Der SdoOner 81. 3. 9eub eri II"
ftranbete seitern bel 8 pbee Sslaub,
Ga, unb bic 81 5iilie abgel6idteu Sdlepp<
oampier founteu ba8 gGrad in Solge Der bod
gebenOen Gee uid)t errei9eu.
- 9aS britiife Soaidiff ~Gornabo" in
81 ep Or teams s lpurle geitern bon Ell
nem SunOes Maridau in 8ei4ias 9euOm~
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
0runbetgentbnnt
7um Gan(he noer perkanft

2Rerthnoue Narftaarten Iarmt, 80 ader, in
borsislider Sage, nabe Der Citation Shelter, feds
gleilen Don Der Staot. 9utes 9Sobnhaus, Suenen,
Sta1ung u. No., u. |. fu. 8oftete nod por Sur5em
$4,000; tpirb fir 5000 pertaujt. Dten nimm als
eimen 9beii oes &aufiaiuinas Staotarunoeis
geHtbum on.
GpnottprIaoen ano GtScreme Gallon nebft
8aderei NIT 9roBem @ei6Gtsa6iaee; iuiro 6ili9 obs
selaifen ooer pertaui6t.
AZ Mder, elm trefil6es 8auernsut nit ben beften
Baultbfeiten, 20 Dfeilen bon Der Saot; 0pr5iigli=
d1eS 2ano nit alien Sorten DOT; all elmer Gens
babn; miro gesen Staotsrunbbeiit pertauibt.
"a M6er, tultiuirt. aber obne 0ebGube, nabe Der
Staot; meroen 9esen Staotsrunbeisentbum perauidt.
Yreis nur $4,000.
Srad5ttaes @obnbaus an eafapetteitr.; i3imz
1ner uno mooerne 8erbeiierunaen. Mrb moblfel ner=
fault ODER sesen Elm 9anbsu In Rarplanb pertauidbt.
100 an6ere 1anfd1geidJdfte perben in @runb=
esentbum unb sesen &auimanns=, &oIontalipaaren
" {. 10. offerrt bon u. ~. S,au's 8rmnoetgen=
fhumss81rie, Nr. 2, Sonth 9trake, i'm 9es
0aube oes "gmercan." (Se6r1 ,12aRtef &2p)
@9r. @m. 9. @iQiens,
a,. ~ Sabnarst,
Se'' 100, Saratoaaz, oas 1. -Saus norbtpeftli1
bon @utom=StraEe.
1oueS pberes 8cbiR... $40 bfs SO
SABINE peroen nnter Nnipeneuns BON eohsas ausz
lno maB9es Sonorar seloroert. (gtop.1 ,12Ilte1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28

SrieOensri6ter 8etcrs Sc.a 2 Drea Oes @rit
rltnalseridts iiberlu;eleu.
-auf tie anibulbi9ung, Den SergeanteH
Suutb unb ben BOli;liten 5eHHemann IN Der
ausitbung ibrer oienfIifsu YflidteH DerbtnF
bert bdben su wolleu, ipurbeu geitern Charles
DURHAM unO .. 6lpHn pom 6rteOensrihter
BeterS mad Dem Staotgefdngniiie geianot,
I'M ben Bro;eB ab3umarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28

seaf Sails, gir. 81, SiOsSbarp ftrase purbe BON
lhpa9em @eiidte, gteru0ftdt uno unotr6au
ttdteit gebeit;
B6inens S. Beatam pon gort Rn. h1Iybe bop AZ
idhri9er 0gSpepiie ge6eilt;
ebriu' e9as' Dunn, gtr. SO, 9opItraBe, Don gers
fopiun9 uno ettremer S6ua6e;
Artnn Serran, pon ani9meLuna 6es Bautbes unb
Der Sheoer, 5'a9nhWei6 un0 Sufen;
s. d. Stltpn, Srnoioro, ga, poll ge6erfranFbeii
uno ibie1tem 8lute;
81. 8. Albert, yir. Co. SIbzBdcafroFe. F,oItinors
bon 0psptpTte, 9eber6eihmer6enu S6minSei:
ole Btgn oon y. j, Heeo, 9tr. as, JtodtraRe, pOn
SpSpepiie uno nerUOier SdmGse.
SdllpadIe uto frdutlidbe SSrGicniiunter.
tDetdhe oabtnidpinOen, oeren ganse Contribution oes
Port uno Die ibmer litten, pur6en burdb peniae Gos
leH oteer &tnttur 9dHSlid5 gebeit.
sSu auen Fallen,
no Shndbe porUaltee, Qa6 Die DeSi,in u,us srsft,
WlelanboIilhen neue 9e5eu$!ufl un0 fterte Ndtn
pteeer Die tofOare 9eiunSbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-02-28
gfofl elne Dame bIra 4Hneubung bsa Or
Chalmers @eunoheit8z 6uftur Qeheiltl

Baltimore, q! Sept. 1855.
Wetn 9err! G5 9ereiGt mir gum Ser9niieen, mein
3eugnts ben pteIen tltiaef Ino Io6en6eu BeipeiieH
Der Seldhiateit Uou Or. @bdlmers GJeuHhbeitstinfs
tlIr binBufa9cH gu foHnen SD mar ihon felt ffuf
Sahren pQn enen GeberIeiben 6ebaitet, uno ale non
htei9en tutttgen AerIteu mir 9ege6enen 6etlmtttel
trmeIen iit ais iDirtungslos, Die S6me5en in NETS
ner reten Sete uuroen 5ulebt 10 tart oaB tb ueoer
be2a9e, nod bel 9tG6t mebr Rube bate Der rfDtln0a
Q9gllhe Sdmer' in meIner 9rut, unter meineH
Sdutern uno i'm 8ldeH, SfrSItIGge uno Glide i'm
Sople maroeu 10 .fori, oab id. 6etnabe mabniinns
fpnroe. UieiHe BruI mar 10 i6nah, 0af i'd Die
6ono Hidt gum sopFe erbeben tonnte Dtetne @5ebtss
far6e Durpe blettl, meine ausen ihpOaen an, une
nen Naten iDuroe nit einaH alusi6lase 6eoedt. 9o
fab ib zines pom 8r. GbaImers Honlpbleten, uno
n1db @e6raub uon 5ue 5laiAen brr 6iilftur fiiblte
d fpie Elm neu9ebprener Nlenid. UteiH @euu51eitsa
8uitano bat f sun leberraibun9 neiner 54eun6e bez
oeuteno gebeiiert id fam me6er ,eeben unb ueue
araJt uno 4eGe$ Seben 9a6en fib mlHes sanSeu 96rs
pers henLd6ti9t.
SIN Yertrauen, bas oieics 3cugn5 ni6t oerfeblen
miro, Die all9emcine AuimeTtiomteit aler 9eoenoeR
aUf oeie 2tnttpy su leHten, perbte6t i'd Shire erges
benfe
Gtiiabeth DOunger,
gtt 2Si, Glib SbarpftraRe.
Gum BertauIe bet