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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
FACTS AND fAACiES.
The Power Of Love.

Hut love Grst learned In iady'e eyes
Lives not alone hnmurtd IN the bmih
hut with the motion OF all elemenH'
Courses as swift us thought In every power
Ana gives to every p0Se apIeater over
A sort Of double gcrcd block ana iaohle WtepRe-
Inent,
that will, among other things, keep man
Chained 10 the sofa In her hther'a pnrlor
Z III hali-p one O'Clock next day
Love adds precious seeing TO the eve,
Which enfb es base, deceiving men pay
TgO dollars and hall for paste diamond
set In brass riny, and palm II OIL -
On his best girl for one Of Th'nys oostliesl stones
And hejei', coO6ding ciea 'ure extending
Her tsper finger TO receive the giit,
Excaiins Oh George!' and falling into his arms
solls his white vest with iears OF JOY
A lovers car will hear the lowest sound,
nd there are few cases on record
here the old man succeeded In s'ealing
From the bed room TO the parlordo
without surprising at least one oi the young pto-
pie,
Loves tongue proves dainty Bacchus gross In taste
nd 'or yalor, is not love Hercul,s,
Packing enough confectionery In MS coat''ml
pockets
To sink ship OF hundred tons burden
subtle as sphinx as sweet and musical
As bright Apollo's lutte strung with hair
Pluck ed from the bright and golden butter
Which cometh from the Western Rsierv
Never burst poet touch pen TO write
Until his ink were tempered with loves signs
o. ,hen his lInts would ravlsh savage eaTs--
, But what does an Indian know about poetry
-fNl City Derrick.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
'Ah, Redmond, we can truly say with

"Ah, Redmond, we can truly say with
Hamlet, that
There are more things In heaven aud earth
Horatlo,
Than are dreampt Of In your philosophy"
"Well, We had a fire inStead OF q
flood" said Blanche, VINO had been glad
dened by the turn of affairs, 81 sup
pose we shall have to call that the tul
fillment What did the story mean
anyhow I"
"Halt fiction. half truth, like hun
dreds of other things" said Redmond
Il shall never regret the weeks spent at
Woodville; they brought me the happi'
ness of my life"
And his eyes met those of Louise in &
tender happy smile,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Vegetable acids cool and dilute the
blood. and generally refresh the system. All
fruits contain acids and salts, which exer.
else a cooling and invigorating influence.
The people of Maine will not consent
to any modification OF the prohibitory liq
uor law. and both parties have been com
PEELED to drop the subject in their plat
forms.
Christian K. Ross, father of the stolen
child, has been appointed harbor master of
Philadelphia, out of sympathy felt for him
because of his losses in business since little
Charley Ross was taken from him.
At Edison's laboratory workman is
now kent busy talking nursery rhymes, sing,
ing and whistling into a phonOgraph, the
record to be used for a toy phOnOgrapb.
Large quantities OF these toys are wanted
for the trade as soon as perfected, and will
be sold for 50 or 50 each.
The electric light threatens, since the
introduction of Paul Jablockoa's improve
ment in its production, to become very
dangerous rival to the gasight. In Paris it
has taken its place in the great weaving es-
t,blishmeuts of Ponyer. Quertier. in the ma
chine shops Of Mignon and Rouart, in many
depots, theaterS, large retail shops, and even
in some streets PAveuue de POpera is
lighted with electric light, and preparations
aro made to employ it also in the Place de
Ia Concorde. In Berlin it is used in the
factories Of SiemieDs & Halshie. In Madrid
the Puerta del Sol is lighted by it. Every
where it is found cheaper than gas, though
decidedly more trying to the ewes.
The Partisan who writes TO the Boston
Advertiser says: ~ am glad to hear the
American national exhibit praised by COM
petent Judges and experts. They speak es-
pecal Of your cotton fabrics, your beauti
| fully.priuted and well@bound books, some Of
your codsmiths' work, your arms, noticeably
your rifles and revolvers. YOu retain the
nndoub,ed superiority that the patient and
bold genius Of your inventors has given
won, in machinery and locomotives Your
agricultural machines, ,abeve all, are admired
| and studi I'd 10 France, where the country is
becoming depopulated for the benefit OF the
cities, aud where agriculture has become so
| difficult on account OF the continually in
| c,easing price of labor. Honorable mention
il also due to your harmoniums and musical
instruments"
IL was more than thirteen centuries
ago when Belsarius on his way to Africa
oibbeted two of his soldiers for an act oi
violence. Aud when this summary punish
ment aroused some mutiuy among the com
rades Of the executed men, the general ex.
plained that the crime alone might not have
&. n visited by this terrible retribution ii il
had not been aggravated by the fact that the
perpetrators were drunk. This is pretty
sound law to day. Surely a man will not be
held less guilty of crime because he delib
erately prepares himself for it by sitting al
tpat is human in his ma ure, and stimulating
ALI that is brl tai. He should rather BIZ
held morally responsible for all the othei
possible crimes which the alcohol he swal
lows would drive him to commit il opportu
nifty offered.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
DON,r STAY LATE TONIGHT.


The hearth OF home Is beamins
With rays OF rosy light,
And lovely eyes are cleaning
As fall the shades Of night,
And while thy steps are leaving
1he circle pure and bnght,
A tender voice, hplf Rrieying,
Gays" Don't stay late tonight"
The world in which thou movest
ls busy, brave and wide
The world Of her thou lowest
lsat the ingle side;
she waits for thy warm greeting,
Thy smile is her delight;
Her gentle vOiUe, entreauRg,
Says, Don't stay late TO night
The world, so cold, inhuman,
viii spurn thee II thou fall
The love Of one poor woman
Outlasts snd shames them all.
Thy children will Ing ound thee,
Let fate be dark or bright,
At home no shaft will wound theo,
Then Don't stay late tonight"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01
SOUTHERN NEWS ITEMS.

Knoxville, Tenn, is shipping marble
to Cleveland, o.
There has been only half crop OF
wheat in North Carolina.
The Mobile board OF health is run at
cost Of $40 per month, exclusive Of quar-
antinc.
The deficit in the accounts Of ex-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

How an old female rat proved hersel
TO be OF literary nature. She said
" A litter rat had-lhe litter hate l.
and therefore the litter ate /; conss.
quently among the litter, rate | one Of
the literati."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

A LITTLE girl of or s years asked her
mother, one day, it she had not seen Col
Porter. "No, my child" was the reply
che died before you were born" "Weil
but, mamma" she insisted, "it he wen
up h.fJre / came down, we must hav,
met"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

PROMPT measures are to be taken in
Iowa to suppress the tramp. He has
become more than nuisance, He is a
danger, Therefore the governor issues
proclamation against him, notifying
mayors and sheriffs that the law permits
them to call out the troops if necessary
for the protection of railway trains and
other property.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

The steamer Nevada, of the Guion
line, which arrived at New York Thurs
day, had in the steerage 500 members Of
a Mormon colony, under the charge of
six Scandinavian elders, together with
three English elders Of the church. The
leader of the party was Lawrence D.
Young, son of the prophet Mr..
Young said his party was recruited
through the small towns of Norway,
Sweden and Denmark.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

Mr.. PERKINS was a Boston widower,
having lost two wives. Miss Carlton
was a spiritualistic medium. She went
into n trance, and the spirits of the two
dead wives, speaking through her, said
that she and Perkins ought to marry.
OF course Miss Carlton was astounded,
after coming to herself, on being told of
the communication she had delivered,
but she was willing to obey. The cere-
mony was performed the next day.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-08-01

The New York Times says OF the
English acquisition of Cyprus:
"Lord Beaconsfeld has, in this case
SIMPLY accepted the consequences OF a
policy which is already two hundred
years old, and whose ultimate conse'
quences must have a very important
share in shaping the future history
of the world. When Give and Hastings
wrestea from the grasp of incapable
viceroys the richest provinces of the
crumbling empire OF Aurungzebe, they
were preparing the way for the English
administration OF the inheritance OF the
Osmanli; when the British crown
assumed the responsibilities of the en-
pire which had been conquered by a
company Of traders, and sdded to Its
titles thst OF the Moslem conqueror who
reigned at Delhi, it was but verifying
the logic o: history as clearly as it does
to-day, wien it extends TO the worn out
debaucl e who is caliph and sultan the
same pi protection which it gave to the last
descendant of the Great Mogul."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
Ser uarad,1 in sfanetaapie,t. j.

gs bat msbrere Sabre seoausrt, mlrb aus
Oeutihlano geid)riebeu, bis Der yarad." Der
i'm Sabre 1873 Suerit in 8ieu ausbra6 uno
BON bort elnen Nunogans ourh Die gan,e
cfpiliflrte SSelt antrat, I'M duBerifen Noroen
@uropa'5, in Sh,peben unb Norpegen, ans
langte. Sett aber bat er aud bort ieineil
@in,us gehalteu, begleitst bon sroBartigen
SalliiIements.
Iuf Deutidlanb parb burd, bic ifauhinas
utdle @elhditstrifis in itarfe W,tleioeuibaft
gesogen. @elhdItahGuier faf aller oentihen
Ioro'ee= unb Sfieeitdo1e, insbeionoere Bres
mems, 6amburs's. 8oitod's, Straliuno's,
Stettiu's, Danstg's uno &0nissberg's, iinb
bel ben Banferotten in Sbmeben unb 9ior,
tpeaeu nehr ODER nincer fart betbeiIigt.
gtod Dor farSer 3eit salteu bie GelhdftS
Serhdltniiie SfanDinauien's fir buIfaus ge-
iuno. Son ben au5sihen, tuelfe @onfurien
nprberSuaeben pflegen, mar gtidts su ben1erz
fen. FlOtlth iteute cine SroBe Stodbolmcr
aSlrma Die 3ahlun9en ell, Huo anrere fO1gten
ibr nad), mdbreno pieoer anoere I'M Stun<
oungSirtiten bitten muBten. 9tun lit. Die
oas III iOld]en Sdllsn lnlnler geidliebt, Elm tie
fec WiBtrauen on Stele be5 iiiibsreu iiber=
9ioben Sertraueus aetreien. Nadloem bic
port9e ISOLDE ben Gturj ;ueier grober stcd
boin,er6trmen brahte, ioobe, es iih jebesnal
nm mehrere Mtlionen&ronen hanbelte, finoet
Die @eliiferuns, ba6 sur 0edung aler @ldu>
bigger h,nreihenoe Diiitel porbanoen leien,
lelblt bort nid,t inebr @lauben, 100 fie burh
Die porhanoenen att,oa sereftfertist 1T.
ueber Die Sspeutung Der iIanOiuauiiten
&riis fir 0eutihlano i6reibt Der wohlinfors
mlrte 8eltnern Y6rien, 9ourisr": nSnllinente
pom hieier Iusoebnung baben fit StoGbolm
IuoereS Su beoeuten, ais dhnli4e in @n9lano
fir uns. Sieie 8orfOmHluiiie Fno iuiofern
weit rpldtiger, als Die eu9liideu, ais Shwe-
cen III iuelt iauiseren 8sSiebunseu gu Dsn
Oeutihen NOreeepldten itebt, als @n9lanb,
uno ais pon otn@reoten, Die bel oen id)meei.
idhen Tauimenteu engasirt fino, Elm isbr gro>
Der Sbeii auf Deutihlaab entf1nt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
GmropaiId)e Gabelber;d)te.
xartnren. lsrheIeiiia In WnftIann.

Qonoo Il, 80. 9eibr.-Gine Depei4t Der
yEimeS" 6eridtet, baB bic llnrnben inter ben
Sartaren ;u SATAN, Hu6l., oils ntttS @eriI.
ceres, oils cine offeue @rbebuns gu betradten
TT, uno baB Gle erite gegen Die Suiurgenteu
a6seihldte 8ruppeumaft nit i9perem Ser
lule SuriidgeiGlageu wuroe.
SpanieH.
2onbou, so. Se5br.-Gine Oepei6e bes
STANDARD" nlel0et aus Dfaorio, oab ete 0iiz
niitcr Die iofOrtige 9inridtung Woncaii's be-
fiirmorteu. Der S0Ei9 Ioll ie6o6 genetst iein,
@uabe Dor Red}t ergehen III laiien.
Senn0r &anooa oel&aittllo uerlas beute int
Senate bas 9efret, ueldes Die 5ibuua Der
Gortes ihlieBt. Die neuen GorteS tperocn
wabriAeiuli9 i'm Suni 3ulammentresn,
Sd,tifsnadir tdAten.
BON, 80. 2eS6r. - Die Sampfer
g9enmarE u, nGaltalia" fnb bon gtelu.gort
ei19etrOifeu.
Rottero d IN, so. December. - Die
9ampisr yg8. u, S9olteu" BON 0ep.0 0orf
unO ,@bnries {. Soot" BON Reiu Orlcaus
finS anqcfommen.
erpool, 80. 8sSbr. - Die Dampfer
,GnirnS Muit" bon @albeiton, Orator" BON
giew Orleans unb "Seatn9ton" bon SaIpes
iton trafen beute elm.
= VI " ~, GeS.-Oer OdmpIer
,Soiepb Garpns% 1T uou 9ien.Srleans Elm,
9etroffeu,
8lpmontb, 80. 9esbr. - Der 9ampfer
Bennington" III bcate uon Rew. Orleans bier
eingelnufen.
5almOutb, 80. 9e3br. - Der Dampfcr
y&omnlnS" BON Gew Orleaus III bier ange.
fomnleu.
Rarft anS @5rie.
3onoor, so. Oesbr., 1890 Wadut. -
Goniols "a 1916 iii- @elo hno DO. fur Brief
Sereiniste $taaIea SbligatiOnen ueut
4a-proS 1864.
4ouoon, 80. Gs;br., $50 RaAm. -
Das Sullion, tpeldes beute auf 8ilar' in biz
oSanf bon GnglanO" giug, bstrEg a21Q 900.
Emiier Oepeldlen noItssa neIts fitHTplo5en'
ti9e &enten Az liz iSrancs 874 &entimeS titl
Grief,
9i.srpooI, 80. Destr., 1890 gfahm.--
Baunpoae felter. Wttttellorte 0berldnSei
81; DO. ORLEANS 90; bic &ertduie bstrn
gen bents 10000 Balen,
eonboa, 80. 9eahg., a lIbr Naaut. -
@sreiRiatss Yetreleam lo-1d,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
Strettt9eS Winen=Gtsettb,&at tt.
G0Itfortttett.

SanStan3tSco, 80. 0e5Cmter.-0aa az
SourHal D@au" beridltet, oaB Die 3opnibtps
IN pelfen Iid) bas Stdol9en goOte uuo ct.
li6e Der hauptiadltfiIen Ninen Der llmge'
genb beftHoen, i'll lett,n Sanuar auf Qnpro'
nuug Der SunbesrcqteruuS uermehen wuroen.
@ian ertoedte, DEB OaS SldOtAen uno oie
Rlaen in Ger 16. SettlOu lie9eu, uno burn
elm an 3. ntntr7- ha -sll.rlennInmenes @ons
grebgsiee purpeu rie lG. uaO Die sc. Setlloa
elHes iebeu 3ownlhips Dem 9taate Bu9eipro.
d]su. Die @runbeigeulbiimer Rdttcn 3war
untst ben @eicecn Des SIuates re6tsfraitt9e
Aufpriite aui oeu non ihneu eingsuommeuen
Gruubbeiit erpsrbeu t1uncu, oae,n oa iie bic
nalbmsnnigeu Sbtitte unterlieBeu, 10 babcu
iebt auo rs8eriOuen BET Del StaatSbebSrne 4ps
plifation Sstreii5 Anfluf5 oc5 ilreitiaen Sc
btsts elnsereI9t. 0ie Ottncn, uelhe ith IN
DER SeftloH b.FnOeu, iino Die eo0ie.," :"
. 5outb Bobie ;" ySOutb StdnoarS :"
r&hampiou>," DSuluer-" unO eiu 3bell Der
South SGlmsl" 0iiue. Die AuafIssen.
belt wlrO papridsiullA llnBwietige YrO5tiie
pCrnrIad1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31

Die philadelphia -8saoinser @ahn" bat
beihloen, ansgebeGate @sparatare WerfTtdt.
ten in y tt8Dtlle, 8enni., Su errid,ten.
Die 8ertldtten msroen $50 Wann bei1aiti-
gen.
- Sic @ldubiger Der ,0sof finsbam Sen.
Cents Sapin8S. .Sanf" III BOrtsmoutb, gtsm.
5ampibire, erhlelten geifern cine Oipi.
oenbe pon20 Broseut ausbesablt. Gie
erhielten erli Dor Sursem cine 0ipibenbe BON
25 Brcsent.
= sSer)dlieoens 1itsl,eSsr bes Sof.er,.
dIenG pmite' s uno Der @elbFeber- Com
milton fauien sefern in 9sem Srleans
on. Die @ommiliion hielt cine fur5e Sisung
uno erlpd3lte cen Senator Cuffs gum Dor.
feer.
Sobu @obfreA, melder i'm letten
Sftober einen setpilien Npam Hciiou in Sap
Solfon t1ptete, ipllroe geitern 5u ied8 Sabren
3uhlbaus uerurtbeilt.
- Die Ssamteu Der beib,li q a t ion l.
Banfeu su Sort. .Seruis, W.sW ba.
ben pelfiInbet, taB fe in Solse Der snormeu
aufpaufuns bon 9llber in ibren Gem5ibell
uat Deal 6. Sanuar GrabebollarS 8 nm B
fleine 9ilbermiin5en nur au einem
Disfcrtto pon srpei prosent onnebnieE Te,oeu.
-Die Aufresung in Be3ms auf elHen 8 n
oianertrteg in 2regoH bat il4 gdna'
| lid, aslest, Hnb bic goioniare iino mud lhrsi
9eiiiatb sHriidssieErt. s9Eaptfius Nloies be-
fneet fd) nod tni @sfangnifie sH Yattma.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
Rod, clue Oct 9nmmett, tpelG1e tti@t
1lie fuer0ett.

parr 5 b bur 9, &D., 80. Oes. = Brdu
Dtarte Diferion in &urbSuiue, 0ietcer.
@oantp, pe1iudte am lesten Sumita9 AbenO
ein 6euer idneq gum grsnnen 81 briu9en,
inoein iie cine Sanb oOl Spren9pulocr in
ben Sfen mari. Der aus bem Diem berpOr=
Id)icbence Seuslltrabl erreidte oas 6dbd)en,
IN lpelaem iid oaS Spren9pnluer befanb,
uub cine idrtflid)e GrploiiOn erfclgte. Die
frau wuroe 10 lfper perlest, baB fe beute
Iior9en farb. 9rei sur 3eit i'm 3immer
aupeienoe Sinbsr truscu Cbeniaas beoenfli+
DE &erL buu9en Ouuou, uno man b.firhtet,
oaE lmei Oerlelben fierbeu rueroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
Sernttjd1te teIeeraDbtidle geueId,e,t.

DER erfe y q u0er oaS eH9lpurl9e
SeIelle Der n&rre-- g g uc ,a"- salnl .aeiern
abenb BON Buffalo mad IerpsDoit ab.
- Der bentihe General Sonul in giew.
Oorf lit benadlrid9tiBt, oaB Die unlau9it bcl
DaitIugs, Gnalau0, ans llfer 9eihDemmte
Qsld1e Don eineH Diatrolen Der yY ON me.
rama" oils oRjeli8e her Erau Sp6rI
aus IS bicago, pelte fid) ais Baiia9ier auf
Der yBOmmeraHia" btfaao, ioentift;ut mora
ben llt. -
- Ghurlcs q. Stidnep eri6eu 9elicru in
s 9tloer, WaG., Uor 9;ridt mo be-
tauute fdl ihuiOla, im letten Sunuar $20,,
600 Don oeu @e!oeru Der yRanuia
@aS @onlplgnie" unterif)ln9en ia buben.
OnS llrthell muroe auiselhoben, uno Stt.
uep iebrte anterOeHeu mad iciner sSObnuns
Sutid.
- @oup. Nc&leQau BON 9ten SerieD bat
caS @eiu9 ab9emicieu, elne Grtraiibuug Oes
BegraoisuHssbufeS an3uorOneH, UNI Die ans
selesenbett Beni. 6unter'8, weldlsr pe'
gen @rmorSuug SJOhn M. armitrOna'S gum
S0oe Oerurt6eilt mNroe, 5u reoioireu. 9as
llrtbeil miro bemJemaB ant 10. Sanunr poQe
ltredt perSen.
- Der 9rOscB gegen 81 0 BIT. + Or, gigen.
Thinner res american 3heaters" in Y6lla=
belphiu, 9egeu peltlen uerihteoene antlaaen
idmcben, ioate gelerH Sur Serbanolung 9e.
lan9eu. 0a Der Angetlagte nidt eri9icn, 10
murOe feline Bir9ihait fir Derfaaeu erfl1rt
unO elu 6ailbeiebl geseu ibn ausgefeat.
Sn @alifornien miitbete 9elern
Elm iiber ben 9au3en Staat Uerbreiteter 8e-
aenlturul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
Qeid,ettra1,b I'm Ghieoon.

. @Rlca9O, 30. Oejbr.-Am ictten sums.
tag Abcno wuree bic @ntoeGuug gemaht,
baB Die 2et9e eiHeS fiir;lid) peritorbenenl y,
idbusea Ndodens, gtdmen8 Matb. Stubinq,
ais einem @en0Ibe oes btefgen bobmii6en
5rieobofS 9eruubt u0rOeu mar. Die BoliSei
fanO Die llsberrsite aeute Abeno i'm v@bicago
Neotcal.Golle9" auf, allein Die Seritber Der
Srab'dldnoung fuo nif)t ernlittelt. DieiAn
gelesenhett erregt 9roBe auiresuu9 unter Der
b6bmlncn Veu6ifCruug oleIer Staot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
strett ,tut oen Seffh ctt,er STRIDE.

@tuctnnatL 80. Dt5ember. = DE lus
theriife Slrde SIT SOmeriet. o., war geffern
Der Shauplae nidlt gcrtnger Auiregung. Sor
etlihen 3abren puroen eima 5ruei 0rittel Der
@emctuoemitsleber nit ihrem 8aitor unSu-
frieoeu unO lagtsn ii9 BON Der @emeiuoe los.
Die Alagelreteuen mateu ieither fOrtuGbreno
bemubt, SeTt BON bem Sirden9ebduOe 6u
erlanaen uno bedlo0en eeltern, oaiielbe NIT
Slurm elnsunebmen, Der iibrige Gbsil Der
@emcinbe riei ieOo6 peu Staotmarifaa 81
Qiilie. uuo Die Grncrlu9linge pucoen Suriid.
eeidllagsn. SelOe Yurtetcn ertIGren lest, &c.
ridltlidle Sdlritte srnlelicn III molleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-12-31
ffftags-Aa,eigeu.

"a @roHer Detfauf eIeeantcs mno tpobtfsiter
~ W5beln tn 9aron Sraa's y96beis19aaa=
n1stn Nr. 489 uno 491, &ef. 0aIttmote=,
nahe yine>Stra6e.
SD oifertre bic ipoblfeiliten Breie unb Die behen
Waaren. Die je benz Bu6lifIm IN Baltimore seboten
iuorben, alS co iino:
VarIor= Weubieutents,
nit Sebe, Ssp uno Saartat abersosen, bon sS5 auiz
tpdrts;
SdIaf= aao @obn,tmmer .WaemblementS bon
gsuBbaum
init Marmor.Nufidsen, rei2. zPIarten. 5ebn Stiid,
uon S35 aufpdrts.
a0e fonftigen Waaren i'm Tsrhdltniiie. giemanb
fann blieer nerfanien. Dat ale Ittife Dem entz
ipreen, mas iir ie benniprut tptrb, bafir earan.
tire i'd, IS 6eaablt fib iid'rlt. Denn man gtamen
uno StraBennummer nidbt persi6t.
Sharon 8raa,
gtr. 489 nno 491 gSeit= it=SaItimcre=S Straf,e.
N. B.-@ine eroBe austpabl Gpaaren fir 2Beibs
nadtssefdente. " tDeBl2-SanD
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8r9nOe.

Suffalo N.-O., 80. 9e5br. - 6rOi'6
SduappSbrenuere wuroe beute friib tbsils
melle onrG 5cuer ;erit6rt. Der 8erluit wirb
auf $4,000 geid6et, uno Die Serfiflernng
betrdgt $1,000. Dtan usrmutbet, oab Der
Sranb ourA oas gertsn elmer nit SplrituS
qefilIten &etorte entaano.
Bbilabelphia, 80. DECEMBER. - Cine
Depeld)e aus Jtorristonn melbet, baB bic
,Watinuf,Gudfabrtf" nabe @Onibobofen am
iebten Samfta9e nieoerbrannte. Serluft
SIS, 900.
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Cine SnotanerSele9atiott aaf oeut
QSeAe tlQGa Q&aihtaatottA

81. VOui8, 80. NeSenber. 9auptz
liuse Der lite SnOiener tamen gsfern bier eu
unb ne,een hd9 mad gSabin9ton besebeu,
nm nit oem SetIeidr oeS Suuern inn 8etreff
Oe8 AnfauiS eiues meiteren EbeileS lbrer &ez
ieruatiOn bird Die 8esieruns ,u conferireu.
Der sanoitrtd) ioq piele uertbuole Netaa=
aoern entbalten. Der agent Sstep unO Der
Solmetl4er Curtis be9leiteu bic Snoianer.
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fsitt f,erittisfrs Rnf1raeita .

. t n, 30. Oe3ember. = Der S9ooner
,Sishlanos," luslfer am /. .. lR. BON Ban'
gOr, Me., mad Brouncetotpu, Maii., obs
9lng, plrO iettoem uermtBt uno 1T Obne 3peis
fel nit Der aus Yerionen beiebenceu Diaan=
ihaft untergc9an9en. Mehrere Glide 6olS,
ptldJe alem Ani1eiue nah bon benz ShoOs
1er berriibtten, puroen mad benz leeten
Sturlne agf Yredts Sniel qn's llfer &c.
Idlmenlmt
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1cr Siir9srfrte8 to- SreatbittsGo., ,
GettftGN.

Gtnetnuati, 80. Desember. - Das
yGourter Sournal" in 2ollsul(le entGdtt fols
gcHoe 9epsi9e aus Sreatbltt 9ounlp, 9p.:
Die &ebDroe iit in groBem WaBe fir bas
Slut uerantmotlllf, DslbeS lett oem @noe
ees Siilgerfrie9s bier uergoifen murbe. 96t-
ten bic Seamten sfeidl i'm 4niange, ais Ger
3wiit sipiiden ben Anhdu9erit Stron9'S nno
Nmid'5 anSbradl, cine 10 entl6loiIene oal=
tuns an ben Sag gelegt, als segenwartig, 10
miiroe alles Biutuer9teben permteeen ruoroen
ieiu. Die SeDolferung Der 8egeno 1T lstt 70
lange ooran 9elpEbut, ale Streiti9felten nit
bem Weiier Ino Dem 3enolper su lAlid3ten,
ooB eS lange oauern miro, iie init Der sSOee
Die Hube fortan um ieoen Yreis aniled)t Al
erbalien beabitdltist. Diebrere Nitglteoer Der
9roBgeihmorenen iino bereits eingetroffen.
Gid3ier Rauoaa uno Der neuermdblte Sttdlter
2inoon ertlarsu, 6aB oaS @ei6woreuen &ol-
lealnnt aus 0iGnnern beittbt, ruelde ibre
PflIdlt obne Surdt unb Sd)eu erfiillen tpers
ben. Der Sfertfi, melAer wdbreuo ber gait
gen RnbeftOtunssn ielner Bfliht init GROCER
8iihrlsteit oblag, ia9t, baB ote pethafteteH
8doelsfhhrer ben 9rlmmlgiten Sab ge9en ibn
an ben Gag leJen, uno oaB er um ietitsr
Siterbeit uillen bic @egeno perlafen MIR,
iobalb Die Dtili3 abmaribirt. Die @eiauseuen
duBsrn ferner sroBe Slttsrfeit 9egen Die Wtlls,
rueld1e fie bemaf]t. Gle pes1upen ibre 8ddl'
ter tdslid, iibsrbdufen ie NIT ben sebaligiteu
SAimpfrp5rteru nno Sr0ben nit bluli9er
8ad)e, iobalO bic gfilis abgfsogen it,"
Sje Grgant'fd3e Geadd)tntsfetep II,
9iesp=0prf.
Heps@ orf, so. 0e5. - Sn Der Dit
iit=Afaoelnts ianb bsute abeno oie BON. Der
,0iftorical Socletp" peraritaltete Sr1lnt'l1e
@eod1tnlBieier inter grocer 8stheiligung
fat. 6r. 6rebsrid De Yenfier ftihrte ben
Soris. Auf Der Blatiiorm beianoen f9
Brdiioent Sapes, Sefretar Gparts, General
anmalt Depens, Die @enerdie 9berlnan uno
Sancod II. u. Die Mitsliebsr Der 8rbanl'.
ifen Sauiilie, 6rau papeS nnb bic 5Srauiein
Gparts nabnlen Sise IN ben 9ogen elu. Der
Seftreoner Georg g8llliam &urttS ipra@ smsi
StnnDen lang itbsr pas 9cben, Den @barafter
uno be 8s,ts bee usrltorAeHsB 80stsn Nil u
nam snhfn ~.gant. Wah Dem SdluIe
Der 5eier taao in prH. pc 9sster}S @phs
Hupg Elm @mpfans su gbrsn Des BraiiSenten
9apes uno leiner g5e9lstttr ftalt.