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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04

ESCULENTS-A slightly improved feel
ing IS reported though When IL comestO
making sales but little bstteT pFioss can be
realized; there were sales Yesterday a. low
as Sl.25 per Dbl while peach blows,
il is said will bring $3.50 andperhaps SLIGO
IN lots; shippers fiOm along the Ohio
are holding up and will not send
lots forward on the present droopv
market, though many claim that
the heavy crop Of the present season will
keep prices down through the winter;
store prices here are 81 coal 90 per Dbl;
sweets from store, y turnips 15c9Sl 90
per MI with fair demand; cabbage scarce
at 50 to 81 per crate; beans 81 75G2 25 for
white peas Sl@l % per bushel.
FRUIT-Apples firm at 50 25d3 IS
per Dbl for choicesstock and 81 25@2 IS
for genitens and other medium fruit;
jobbing at S3G4 % per Dbl. Oranges,$4 50
as 80 per Dbl; lemons, So 90 per box.
Cranberries, IN bbls IS; half barrels, 81 70.
Dried apples Ig8c; peaches Sc, with
good demand.
BUTTER-Dairy and Western table.
26@26c per pound; choice, 28d30c com
mon scarce creamery, 3S@4G butterine, 26
@28c. Market firm. Country butter II
to 20c as in quality.
EGGS-Round lots sell at 2a2lc: small
packages pc. Demand good and market
firm.
POULTRY-Chickens perdozen, SI75
as, 70 rs in size and quality: dressed
" 90 turkeys, at soil per dozen /;
dressed turkeys, 8@l2kcpe per lh geese dull
at W 5OG4 per dozen; ducks, 81 5O@2 70
per dozen.
GAME-Venison, whole, 4a5c; sad.
dies, case; Reelfoot lake fish, 667Lc
in lots; squirrels, 81 90 per dozen; ouails.
81 5Oper dozen; rabbits, 81 25@1 so; wild
ducks Sl@l so per dozen for mixed and
81 for mallard.
FRESH MEATS-Hogs, dressed. ,5M
one per pound; latter for city dressed:
beet, very dull at 2@4c for fore quarters.
d@be for hind quarters; mutton, 4@6c
for dressed.
SUNDRIES-Pigs feet, per key. 50 Is:
half bbls, So % bbls, SO so sauer krant
81 90 per half hbl., and ST so for bills
Horse radish, $GGG 50 per Dbl.
SUGAR-Jobbing at 8, 10, l1@llH;
CoFFEE-ordinary, l5H@l6Hc; fair
HlHI, NO. L., ~ mo. z.
l7%c dry salt do, 16@l6He; green. 7c;
do sailed, 9@9Hc market very firm, with
al upward tendency; tallow, 5@5Hc; bees
wax, dc.
LEATHER-Oak sole, S6638c hem
lock, 2T@39c; harness, 32036c; skirting
S5GS7ci French calf, S40@6O per dozen;
domestic calf, $20@30 per dozen.
SALT.-Per Dbl, 81 90@2 per car ordrav
load; sacks 81 40a1 so.
TOBACCO-Per ID $4,000.
COTTON SEED-Per ton, SO.
LIVE STOCK-Cattle in light supplv.
especially butchers grades, With brices
firm. Grass fed are 81 l5a3 q. Der
cwt Texas, 1908 rs; cornfed Western.
" 25@8 16;calyes and yearlings. S406 each:
cows and calves, $lS@30; hogs, SO 25@
4 Is; sheep, 81 50@2 for common and S38
4 for other qualities.
BAGGING-A arket steady: on orders
flax, Joe per yard; jute, ll@1l%c; ties,
~ l5a2 80 per bundle; grip tie, 81,
Irvine, he per pound. ~
PROVlSIONS-Market excited and
advancing. Bulk clear sides are 767i%c.
clear ribs 6A@6Hc; shoulders 4%d4c.
all loose. no bacon offering except break
fast which is 9Kc. Hams, 9H@llc.
LARD-Tierces, Sc; half barrels, SIC.
kegs, SIC; pals, 915c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04

Laurens County Letter in Charleston News.I
The colored people met at Prospect
church on the third Sunday to elect
their preacher for next year. One
party was for the old preacher, Frank
Morris; another for a new preacher.
Rev, Eyins. The new mar (Evinsj
carried the election. On Sunday. at.
ter the regular services we're over, they
were discussing the election, and the
Morris party accused the Evins party
of using fraud in the election. They
soon came to blows in the church; men
and women were engaged in the fight.
In the yard pistols were drawn, and
there was a general rushing in of
blacks to give their friends assistance.
Fortunately no one was killed. An
old Confederate soldier living near the
church told me that he thought
he was in Virginia on the
picket line, the firing of pistols was
so lively. The deacon went before
j. H.. Sullivan, trial justice.
and had warrants issued for
the r~ingleaders. Wednesday was
trial day. About fifty went down to
the Court. After q patient hearing Of
the case, the Justice fined the party
fifty dollars, thirteen dollars for cost
aud thirty-seven dollars for the benefit
Of the church. Liquor was at the
bottom of the row. Before preaching
day, the third Sunday in each month,
the young blacks 60 to Greenyille and
Laurens G. H. and purchase jugs Of
whisky TO retail on Sunday. 1t is re
ported that one brother bought fifteen
gallons a few days before the meeting.
How we wish for a revenue officer to
clean out this vile traffic 1t is going
to lead into something very serious if
it is not suppressed soon. Some of
our white boys, who are very fond of
their bitters, are visiting Prospect
church on Sunday. They 20 armed
with their pistols. All the young
black bucks 60 with their six-shooterg
as if they lived on the frontier with
the Ute Indians. 1.-THE deaoons don't
take this matter in hand and break IN
the drinking and fighting, they will be
complained of as a nuisance and lose
their church charter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFrcE, !
.PHIs, Tenn, Dac. 4, 1879 I

MhAfhiof 4hNNsf INV - ioiV
Several parcels of local stocks are in.
the market, but very little disposition
is manifested by money owners to in
vest. A lack of confidence in their
future can alone be the cause o fthis
shipness. as there is a considerable
volume of idle capital here earning
nothing for its holders. Shelby county
scrip alone appears to be in demand,
and it would not be, but for the fact
that it can be used to pay taxes. 1t
is quoted firm at IS to 95. The stock
OF the Memphis and Charleston rail.
road is quoted at II to Is. The nomi.
nal value of old city bonds is Is to 20,
and holders of it are not enthusiastic,
though suits are pending with
a view Of enforcing the accept
ance of past due coupons there
on in payment of city taxes.
Currency Is reported In lair supply at
some banks, while others announce a
scarcity, and gold continues to be re-
ceived from the east in considerable
quantities. Over 100000 in all has
been sent to the several banks here,
and most of it is now in circulation.
In exchange the movement has been
checked by the inability of railways to
transport cotton as fast as it Is offered.
Rates are firm and unchanged. Sight
bills on New York and P~hiladelnhia,
and demand on Fall river, Boston and
Providence are taken at &c discount.
while sight on Boston and Fall River
is &c discount. On New Orleans sight
bills are &c discount. Checbs on all
points are sold at par.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
Gnftnn.

The cotton market opened this
morning with a firm feeling and an
active demand, predicated upon an
advance Of 10 in New York yesterday
and a general upward tone in all mar
kets. As the forenoon wore on, fur
Their improvement was shown, as Liv.
erpcOl went up 1-16d and New York
4c more. Buyers and sellers were
considerably excited over the upward
movement, and quotations we're diff.
cult to obtain in consequence. The
market may be termed b%uoyant and
tending upward. Sales yesterday were
$500 bales, divided, $500 to exporters
$500 to shippers, and 600 to specu-
lators. The market closed Bc higher,
as follows
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS

Showery.
%Inclement.
Soft weather.
Smoky and foggy.
Disagreeable on the landing.
The weather retards business.
The levee is.in a frightful condition.
No departures at New Orleans yes
terday.
Prospects are fair for a good rise in
the Ohio river.
The old Bostona is being dismantled
up Licking river.
Tom Elliott is clerking on the Gold
en- Rule this season.
The DacOtah passed down last we
ming without landing.
The Golden Rule will be down Sun
day, from New Orleans.
The Aft Stevens got away yesterday
afternoon for D~yersburg.
The Ohio river commission is still
in session at Nashville.
The st. Genevieye, from Memphis.
arrived at St. Louis yesterday,
The j. W. Garrett is due here from
Cairo, bound from New Orleans.
The Robert Mitchell will be down
Saturday morning for New Orleans.
LEDGER job Printing Office and
Book Bindery, 10 Madison street. +
One or two Of the packets were de-
layed last evening on account of the
rain.
The new steamer, win Kyle, leaves
Cincinnati this evening for New Or
leans.
Cotton is up again, and the planters
are getting a little benefit of the ad-
vance.
There is considerable cotton on tho
Arkansas river awaiting shipment to
market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
STEAMBOATS,.
PUBLIC LEDGER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
AND
BOOK RLrIDERx,
10 MADISON STREET.
10 MADISON STREET.
Snerial MnficG.

TUE packet JOSIE HARRY being detained
i by baG weather and other unavoidable
causes, will leave for oil points on White river
this tTHuRsDAH) evening. Dec. 4th, az 5 d.
~. For freight or passage. epply to
j., T. WASHINGTON. Art Lee wharfkoot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04

The river here rose 4 inches in the
past "A hours ending at noon, and
now stands 9 feet 10 inches above low
water mark. AT St. Louis it rose
8 inches, with II feet 7 inches on the
gauge at Cairo it rose 2 inches,
with 10 feet on the gauge at
Pittsburg it declined 10 inches, with
4 feet 4 inches on the gauge; at Gin
cinnati the fall was 2 inches, with 6
feet 5 inches on the gauge at Louis
vile 6 inches, with 5 feet in
the canal at Evansville it is falling
with 6 feet Z inches on the gauge.
Cumberland river rose 2 inches at
Nashville, with 6 feet 3 inches on the
gauge. Arkansas river is rising slowly
at Little Rock, with % inches ON
the gauge. White river is in fair nav
igable order.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
The Way TO Find the Locality Of
Hell.


The locality of hell is again the sinh.
ject ola learned and luminous disons.
sion in some of the New York naners
We think we have a suggestion That
may lead to a definite settlement Of
this question in the course Of twenty
years; If the Hon. Omar D. Conger
can be induced, in the interest Of
science, to which he is a deyotee, to
promise to communicate the reouired
information through a reliable me.
diqm, after he had departed from this
wilderness of woe, he can relieve the
pubic mind of any doubt as to the
locality OF that region. Possibly, If
mr.. Conger takes his horn along with
him he may be able to dispense with
mediums and communicate directly,
but, ~ that case, his departure would
aiiord little reliefto hisfellow citizens,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
Special Notice.

VHE steamer JAS. HOWARD is now in
i port aud ready to receive freight for New
Orleans and the bends. and will depart as per
advertisement. Preights cnn be cent Ia he
Lee wharf boat Or the boat whore She lies
81 IT. WASHINGTON, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04
SPECIAT, NNTTrE

VNHE steamer RAPID TRANSIT, w. j.
l. Ashford, master, VIII resume her regular
trips between Memphis and CommercC, leav-
tTHuRSDAN afternoon, at 5 O'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-12-04

CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.

Fawn, Josie Harry, Shields. RAND
Transit, James Howard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
8ulaartid,e NGuber,

gus Sopbid (Bulgarien) ibreibt man inter
oem 3. slusuit: vgSie gu erlparten mar, bat
fi6 Die &e9ierung nit Der Serbdnsung oes
Sslagsrungssuftanoes iiber 3ipei @ouoerne-
merts ni6t sufrieoen sesebeH, lOnoern alle
anitalten setroffen, unl ben &dnberbanoen
nit elmer ausreiherben Sruppeu5abl 81 eeibe
81 geben uno bic &uhe iuieoer berSuitellen. 3u
6ieisni 3,psde beoroerte Der arie9sniniiter Die
8uiti6ufer DrHi4ina Wr. IA, suei Gompag=
MEN Der Stasgraber Drnidtna SCR. II uno
aus Sarua 120 artillerilten nit ieds 6elbsez
ldiitem uno sipei Sersfanonen mad benz
Shauplate Der lluruben. Der gum @Onl<
nanoanten bieier Mbtbeilung ernannte Waior
senstpeneff ifieB nit ieiner Sorbnt bei'm
Oorte Gidagtldta auf cine bon Selim Mga
getiibrte 22o WaHn itarfe Banoe, NIB es eiIts
lpann I'D ein bartnddiser, flint Stnnoen mab=
reuber &aElpi, pel1er nit Der uolIltdnoieen
Nieberlage Der Nauber enbete. Die buiqariid)e
0iili5 bat nur BEN Herluit BON stp5lf Wfaun sil
bstla9en, pom beuen adt sielnlid idpsr psrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
sofal Sert6te aus ssaIbtmstom,
Seitraite 9lemaieroc. etnes Sott;iiten.
-Wertd)tlid,cS.-S @rtrurfct,.

-1ert3tlid,eS.-S @rtrusfea.-Ge.s
nIiid)tes.
Q8 aIbiugt II, 81. 9(uauit, - Die tleine
8zidbrtge Scunie 9e9au tumbc porgeitern Sorz
mittag ge9en 10 llhr burd) bnS Grplooireu
etue8 &orpeoO's in Der gSobnung ibrer Gltern
Or. 626, @-StraBe, iit0meltli6, in ni6t mi
| beoenfli6er 8eie aW 8opie uerlebt Die
8letne mar oamit bei1ditigt, cinen Aiideu=
| Idrarlf auS;lrGunlen, as Iie eintn SinntrlleI
Staten er6lidte, luelder lofort ibre gauge tino=
li9e 9teugierbe erregte. Sine iiingcre S6mez
tier bolte ilugS cine 9lrt berbei, tuOnrit Serne
| ben aalten gu Oifuen uerludte. 8e bieer Spe=
ration erfol9te auf einmal cine gemaltIge Gr-
| plolton oes &altens, melhe5 nid)t5 2lnoere8,
| ais ELL SerpebO gelueieu mar, wObcI eiu Stiif
Oas dltere Oidohen on Die llnfe Sdldie trai,
DGbrenb bas SOpfbaar oeS lIHgeren WfdOhen8
gum gr6Bteu Sbetle uerlengt murbe. Or. 5en=
mid letitete ben bci6en perun9lidteu WfaodJen
dr3tliden Seiltano.
| - Warldlall SOuglaB Crnanntt O0r9eltern
Srn. 9olepb Gan Srln 9ertdt8biener beS @ri=
mtnalgerlftS uno '0rll. u. 8. 80gIor sum
| @erid)tSotener oeS Sesirf5gcrid)tes,
| = Sorgeltern Dforgen gegeu 8 Qbr itarb
Poli5ilt gSllltanl Sabill, nadJoem er lf)on ieit
mebreren Sabreu getrGntelt bate, in leiuer
| 2So6uun9 III untontolpn, no Ct ais Stattous=
iuafter an9eltellt mar, an Der S6minoiudt.
| ST blnterlGbt cine gSittpe, aber tcine Sinber.
- Sm 9iitriftS =Sbsrgerid)te rei6teu Dor
geitern bic !S$o. IS. .. Beal uuo y4. 9t.
Dalton cine alageid)rift 9egen ole y Baltimore
PotOmac Sabn" Gin, in weldet lie cine ertled-
| lid)e neutrality-suspicious. aus Dem @runOe
beanipru6en, DAP Der Wertb ibreS @igentbunS
| all Der Sirginia= gluenue, smilden Der 6. uuo
| Z. SraBt, ourd) Die angeblid)e 8tlubung Der
| gtuannteu StraBeSeitens Oer Sabngelelldaft
ais @iiter=0epOt, bebeutenb I'M 28crtbe geiur=
fen let.
- Seute Jfa6nuttag fanO I'M gSaibingtoner
| S6iibenparfe eiu groBe8 Sofal, unO Snltru=
acknowledgement Inter 2eituug be8 Yrof 9lOwe
ltatt, meldeS BON Der berrli6iteu @ltttruug
be9iinitigt uar uno iid etne5 Sablretden Sc
| iu1es III erireuen bate.
- Sn benz Sauje oe8 $0rn. 6. Sa1ler, Ir.
1905, 13. StraBe, tuuroe porgeitern Dior9eli
9egeu llbr BON Den BoliStIten Soetnltne uub
GdlOfi Seuer entoeft, ucld]eS iuoeB balO, uad)
benz ELL Shaben Don etiua $75 angeridtet
luOrben mar, bon Den Boli3titeu nit 6iilfe Der
Snlaiien OeS Sauie8 gel0idt wurbe. Dtan
| glaubt, baB oaS 6euer bon Sranoltiitern alls
gelegt ipuroe.
| (GSeor9etoun.) )-Gorge 4beuo gegen II
llbr ftel Der fletne 6=ldbrige Soiepb SO. Mat=
uacero, DON !0ancod, Wfb., BON eincu aaual
boote, in Der Ndbe BON gOes' Sabrif, i'll Den
Sana uuo ertranf. Sor9eitern 2lbeuo geger
10 ll6r wuroe Die 9etdle aufgefunben. Coroner
Or. Yatterion beiihtigte oieielbe geltern unt
fteate eincn auf u5ufdaig ertrnuten" lautenoer
2obtenldetn aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01

ipunoet muroer, ipdbrenb bic 6duber 45 Sobts
aui benz &iplaee suriidlieBeu. 0iaior
So9ipenoif Lief bierauf ourd Die brittle Cont
pa9nie Der Stniti6ufer Oruidina bic in piloer
6ln6t besrifiene 8anOe perfolgen. Die bel
oisler aiiaire sefangenen adtsebn 8auber mer=
tbstlt neroen. @inen ebenlo giiniiigen @rfolg
er5ielten bic Milistruppen, ipelde 9egen bic be-
oeuteno geringeren Sanoen Der 5arambaifiS
Irapti9i uno Mtabnuo entlanbt fpuroen.
Die 8anbe oes @ritersu murbe total perni6tet
lino araptldt ielbit bart bel Siliitria gefangei1
genommen. Die 8ulgareu perloren babel nltr
ctnen @enoarn1en, iuelder BON oieient gefliif),
teten 6duberbauptmanne erl6oiien iuorben lit.
Die SpieBgieaen bes Mabmub ipurben in Der
gtdbe oes 0orfes Samanlari erreidt uno total
seripren9t."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
5os 5ftreidtisd,c 9itoaet,

98ien, 81 4u9.-Oie ,Montdgs= 6epiic"
oer0nentlid)t eiueu arttfel iiber baS SiIoget
fiir 1880 nno le9t bar, baB it'd ba8 cisleithant=
idle 0eftSit auf q Wfillioneu @uloen belanfen
mtrb. 0aS 0tfisit pirb mabriheinlid geoedt
tperbeit, ltnb bic &orauidlG9e fir 1880 per0etl
feiu Oefisit ergeben, menn bic acknowledgement
ueuen Steuergeiebe pom Reid)Srathe qebilliQt
perben.
Die gsicdltid,e @ren,frage.
Sontantinopel, 81. Augult. - Die
tiirfiid gried)ilbc greu; Somniiton belt
beute cine Sibuug, unb man mill miiien, oas
Die Serbanoluugsu lebr nenig 9luslid)t aui
eine frieblid)e Sd)ltd)tung Der StreitfrQge DO
ten. Die @eriifte f6nneu iebo6 auf feline ;lt.
perlGiige 9lutoritat Suriidgeleitet meroen. 9it
ndfite Sltnng finbet am 9onncritage bieiel
gSod)e itatt.
Spdtsite Ssabei= =Fa6ridlten.
Nonopn, l. Sept. - SSn gSien Cirfulirt
bas @eriidt, baB ruiiiid)e agenten cine 8ro.
tlamation Inter ben Qlbaneen pertbeilen, I'M
iie segen Die Ditreifiide Beietung BON gsoui
Sa5ar auf3ureiseu. - Die Gr;berSosm Marit
uon Seitreid lift in YariS angetOmnIen, mn
Die @rzSSnign Siabella BON Spalien bat ibr
bereits eiuen Selud) abgeitattet. - Oas Bart
ier Sournal yVSrore" beSei6net oel fiirsld
I'M vSl9aro" oeroneltltd)ten Serldlt uber &C.
piiie, angeblid) bonn Brin5en SerOme gtapos
leon genlaAte 9leltBerun9en ais cine lcere gr,
fnbung.
- Die Sitilattou in Sirnab lit abermalS
tritiidl, inbem Der S5uig Souoerdn8re6te ibel
oaS ofltde Sarenne beaniprubt. - @ine 0e-
peld]e aus Sbeiia melOet, oab Srpei 9tibililter
am Samitage 81 9tifolaefi gebGugt puroell.
- gtne 5epel1e aus @enf melbet, oaB eli
Subriuert, in ueldem eine @eie1idaft aneri.
tanlider SOurtiten bon Marttgnp naf Cha.
mount reilte, llnterlpegS umitiirSte. Sin,
Srau 9Sri9bt ans Heiu>Dort fiel in eIut
S1ludt binab uno iuurOe getDotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
Ser 6elontdrff.

New-9 or +, 80. auguit. SolsenoeS iinb
Die SdluBuotirungen: @elo 81; Sterlingz
gSe6iel 4.S03-81. GunSes Sbligatiouen,
1o91er 104g, nele 6iinfer 1921, 1O.4Oer -,
Dit. @ol. 3.65er 844. aftien: Herp= g)orfer
Gentral 1174, grie 234, 9afe Sbore S7t, Saiz
noiier Central Sol, Yittsburg 9s4, Chicago
Nortbpeitern 75@, DO. YrioritGten 97B, God-
Sslanb 1881, gSeitern luton Sci. SO, Neip.
Serleper Central 483.
nntsridatamtssg sgilans: Sob s1s4, 4,491,- ?
656; gouraN $43, ,9I7, $50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
Sr. aabuag's glrgulirem0c giaem

g5Oltommen 9eibmadlos, elegant nit fl8em gummt
hber6o9e1 relnt8en uo re8ultren oaS Spftem, puben
aus uno tdrtcn. Nilr oIe 0GitlIng uon alien unoros
nunsen ees Qia8ens, oer yeber, oer @in9eneie, gez
ren, Sloe, Nerpenletocn, &opiUeb Serttopiung, nnz
peroauld1teit, 0pspeplie, @al!entruntbetten Weber
geodrmeentjinoun9, Gjei6Ware mo alle St6runaet
Der tnnertIten Sr9ane ino RaoWap'$ BQen 6as
pelmitte, oelen poittioe 28rtuua mir earantren.
Sic nb ausihlte6lid aus Bhanjenftoifen 6eretet un6
ent9alter teIn uefiuber, feline miHeralen o6er lont
l6doiden Stoffe.
g1- Dian merle nd iolsenoe Spmptome, bic aus
Storungen Der 8eroGuungS= 0rgane bcruorgehen:
BerliopIlln9 Der Gtngelueioe, @eibpiire BIuto,4
brang nad Dem Sopie Ntagtnidure, gteisuug gum gr=
9reten, Soobrenner IsoerptIen gegen ale Jtabruna,
Sd1luere I'M Wiagen, Iollres auItoBel, Griden oSer
&lopien in oer oerS9rube, Setdu6un9 i'm &opfe, be-
itleun9teS uno eri9meres atbembolen, oerSHoplen,
Geiib per Sridung, Deu in lie1enoer SteIluna lefz
fen oocr Streiien oUr 6en 2ugen, 6ie6er, ftlmpIes
Sopfueb, OfaHSct an SbluciB, cje6beit uo Saut urb
auseu, ShmrSen in Der SeIte, 9rult uno Gjlieoeru.
ieBenoe 95e unb Bridetu, uno 8renncH In Den Wiusz
teln Il. T. ~.
lBense DOZEN poH 9ia6paps Bilen lperoen oos
Spten pom alp ben obengenannten nebeln 6eiyeien.
4rets: % Gents bic S6adbtel, gu baben in ben
Npptbeten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
@nt3iinbung Der 8laie nmb Der
8iCren,
i'll dronii4eu 6dueu BON rpeBem Sing unS
Qtntterlei0el1.
g0tutterlei0en.

Bel GeIdWuliten, 8noten, Ser6drtuuoen unS Supbis
ltihen C5eihwirtn, g8aiierlu6t Del aloemener
9Sunobeit Der aebe, G5eitWireu ilno Su6ercuo Der
Sun9e; bel 9tnt, nnperoaulitteit Gbeumatismus,
oieien ibtedliden arani9eitsornen, no jeoe Stunoe
Der @riten3 cine Dtarter it, 100 Der menIhle 9orper
cine Ooldnoge Jttne geDor0en, erregt oje5es arose
seoenOeH. 5n iolden 6d(en, no alle Sreloeil Scg
Ee6cns Dem Eetoenoeu abgeihnitten erideinen aiebt
eS burb ieine UunberOole, iait u6rnatdrlide Seilz
tfaIt ben Ser5melTenoen Dem teben uno elmer neuen
SrieHj meoer.
9ei Den geWobnIjhen 0auttrant9eiten, nit Senen
Seoer ebr ODER ment8er 9cpIa9 it, iUitb beIeS ttei
our menae Nolen u oen inetiteH lllio burb iueniae
5alben IN ben battnGtt9iten 5dlen cine poQfommefe
0eilung belpirfen
@btonijd gelbcnoe o1ten Elm &tltten init siuol S[o
lhen taulen. @reIS $40 pro 0ugeno ooer 5000 pru
9aloeS 0useno, o0er $l,Oo pro 6laIde. 2ei allen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01

9orwi9, Cont, 81. 2luguIt - Samcs
gSalfer unO 8boS. @Omitod, &apitdn, reip.
eoOtie OeS 0ampier8 y@aa," tpurOeu geitern
Dtougen Su 9tsp gonOou inter Der 9lutlaQe,
OaS Sonnta9sgtiet AM Istten Souuta9e per,
lebt SIT babeu, tuocm iie eille 6Nbrt NIT Dem
0anpier 3lpiihen New 2ouoou uuO gSatd)=
6ia madJten, Dem Boli3eigeridte pOrgeiiibrt
uno I'M ie 81 uno soften belnait. Sic itcll=
ten 8iiraihaft nno apptQlrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
YcrntiI6te 9epeide,t a,ts 9ie.u=
gnrf

New-yorf, 81. auguit. - Sine 2(rbeiz
Notwithstanding pnrOe bente i'm So
miltou=Y Yarfe abgebalten. 0apib GOnrop,
Mc@urbp II. q. btelten Reben, in lpelden iie
bebaupteten, Oer 3nitanO Der arbeiter lei ge=
genlpdrti9 idllmnler, als bic Sflaperei, uno
Die republifaniid)e Bartei babe bic 2anbItrei-
derplage our1 ibre lluterOriidrng Der arbeiter
geid)afier. YeidliiIie tuurOcn an9enontnen,
ipelde Sas Serbalten 9eunis aearnep'S btlli=
gen.
- Die 0ampfer ,@uli. .Stream" BON Gbar=
lefton, .gsep- Srunsipid" BON 9eip:s, v@orll~
nall" BON griitol, rSrinaeria" bon @lasgon,
,,Gitp Of Serltn" uno reinbope" bon 0ipsrpoOl,
yOsrupter" pom anttperpen unb yStoal 90
la" BON Sapanua iinb i'm bieitgsn Saien eil=
gelauien.
- Die 9ampier ,Wtoiel" BON gremeu,
veamperts" bon Cardiff, yMaaS" bon Got,
terbam unb uSorber @bieftain" bon einen1
enQltihen SJafen iino bier einqelauien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01
Asltbmefa.l1en, .EroitDenlcn.

8tc Anmenbung bes n&cuob ReItcf" ou her
ooer oen leioenoen Stclen rvir0 aIs6al6 6e6aaIfbe
Srlel9terun9 oert]aiten. &rclBtg bis IedsJia Ero@
pen oaoon IN etnem hoben 5rinI9las BON gSaler uerz
SooOrennen, Hopfitmer8eu, 8iarrboe, 0fientern.
&9Iit, Sla9un9en III ben SHgeUeocn uub ale inner
liden Sdmerjen beilen. '"''''
.R "a D RelteI" Del iib trQQcn. gBeniae 9ropien
oaUon IN 28olier 9Cbun, beu9en auen 8ranheten una
oGn oam pertnlipteu Eetocn, Die aus Dem 6e6roltbe
ierer SttmulaHt, ais irnuiolItcr Vran6n ODER 8itz
tCrCr. S ' wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-09-01

. t. Z 0 8, 81, Nu9. = Der gluSItan0
in Dem Bal;perte ,u Seuepiqe, ST., 1T been=
oct, inoem Die @ompagnie Die brei eutlafieneu
Arbeiter pieber angeitellt bat. 9aS 98erfmiro
morgen friib mteber in 8etrieb 9eiett.
Cine Der 9r0Bten bieitsen SieugieBercisn pirb
tbre 8hdti9tett III ipenigen Gagen 9GnSlif einz
ltellen, inbem Sorratb auf mebrere Ntouatc
porbanben 1T. Die 6ormer Itanben iiir b1be=
rem 0obn aus, unb alle iibrigen 9lrbeitcr Der
@ieRerei iinh IN iSnlae ohne @rnerb.