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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
He Needed Her.

"She walks in beauty like the night
Of cloudless climates and starry skies"
And lovely though she is to sight,
She is not lovelier than her pies
The roses of Damascus blow
Their scents to fair Arabian sands,
But sweeter is the kneaded dough
That steals the odor of her hands
Nor stated Turk nor equity lord,
Nor pampered priest did e'er partake
OF dainty dish that could afford
Such rapture as her simple cake.
/ crave not fame, nor wealth, nor power,
1 only wish that l could be
A pound or two Of some prime flour,
And she were kneading me.
-.AndreW'S BazGr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
Connecticut.

Enos E. Hale, of New Haven, has in
Cured the hatred of Charles E. Alvord,
a former billiard saloon keeper, through
his connection with $4,000 breach of
promise suit. Thirsting for blood, he
telegraphed Alvord a challenge from Mil
ford, giving him the choice of swords or
pistols.
The state treasury has received $6Sl0,
paid by the U. S. government, fer SER
vices rendered by the state during the
war. The collection has taken year
and half and includes 600 items.
About $4,000 is secured toward build
ing the French-German Catholic church
at Meriden, and the men of the society
celebrated Independence Day by digging
the cellar.
The decision of the United States court
in Illinois, that the Springfield munich
pal bonds are valid, interests the Etna
life insurance company of Hartford,
which holds SO 1000 of the bonds.
The Farmer & Gardner manufacturing
Co., makers of the Springfield, Mass,
sewing-machine, have sued j. B. Hop
kins, editor and publisher of the
Thomaston Express, for the sum of
$4,000, for an alleged libel which APP
peared among the local items of his pa
per Of June IL.
Howard Lockwood, editor of the Pa
per Trade Journal of New York, was az
rested for libel on his arrival at New
Haven, recently, on the complaint of
Joseph Parker, Son & Co., of New Ha-
ven, manufacturers of blotting-paper,
for four articles published in 1876.
The sum needed to buy the proposed
Yale athletic grounds is $4,000, of
which $4,000 has been subscribed.
New London does not banker after any
more college regattas.
The wreck of the British iron steamer
John Bromhall, which went to pieces on
Gulf Island, nearly two years ago, was
sold tothe New York Wrecking Company
for 1926,
John Erickson dangerously stabbed an
other Swede, named Hanson, at New
Britain, re Gently, while drunk.
The referee decides that Hartford
county has an interest in the old state
house, according to historic evidence.
The New Haven archdeaconry and
Episcopal missionary organization, has
paid out S2I75 during the year, and re-
elected recently as archdeacon, Rev. DR.
Olmstaad, of Branford; secretary and
treasurer, Rev. Mr.. Lines, of New
Haven.
The Stannard House at Madison is
abandoned, Mary's father and her half
sister Susan going to live with old Ber
Stevens.
Charles White is under arrest at Siam
ford for marrying Josephine GilliarC
there, when he has wife and family at
Port Jefferson, l.. L.
The contract for building the churcf
at the state reform school at Meriden is
awarded to the Lyon & Billiard company
at $l0,666.
The recent arbitrary order of the pres
id-nt of the N. Y, N H. and III. rail
road is causing considerable trouble
Geo. Il. Metcalf was arrested, and has
instituted test case. 49,
The. steamboat Narraganset still lies
off Faulkner's Island, but the holes in
the hull will be patched with canvass
and she will,be lowed to Noank, and re-
built, if the hull is worth it. An Officer
of the wrecked vessel repeats the state
ment that the lower cabin has not beer
explored, as it cannot be entered.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
Fighting the Tiger.
now TIE HUNTERS GEr rsEp.

Aterrible row occurred in a gambling
den in Newport, recently, the trouble be-
ing in regard to a woman. A slender
young man, named John Lawton, who
was watching a game of chance, was
beaten in a most inhuman manner by
Thomas Wood, who keeps a notorious
place on Thames street, and the inmates
did not dare to interfere. Lawton, who is
very respectfully connected, now lies in
a dangerous condition, physician being
in constant attendance. One arm is brok-
en- in two places, and his body is badly
cut and bruised. He being taken una
wares, was unable to defend himself.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
of Wood and others, and it is expected
that this den, which has long been a
disgrace to Newport, viii be permanent
ly closed,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
Massachusetts.

A bold robbery occurred at Great Bar
rington a few mornings since. Thomas
L. Fargo, a bachelor and brother-in-law
of Frederick Abbey, with whom he lives,
got up about four O'Clock and went to
the yard to milk his cows, as Usual. Re
turning soon after, he found that his
trunk had been broken open and about
$1,000 in gold taken, the robbers escapir g
from window. !.
In the hight of the drouth, two femi-
nine wanderers in the Springfield ceme-
terry were Mortified at seeing couple OF
miIkmen watering their milk with thai
horrid cemetery water-worse than Lud-
low" 80
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
Queer Medicine.

A colored woman in Georgia declared
herself sick unto death, and after Ian
gushing for week she received, as she
declares, a revelation from heaven that
she was poisoned, and that she would be
restored to health by the following pre-
scription: Equal quantities of bark of
red oak root two yards from the tree,
white rose bush in pieces of three feet in
length, cut one yard from the tree, and a
little thyme, well mixed and boiled. In
procuring the ingredients of the above
savory mess, the one obtaining them
must go sideways to the tree. The pre-
scription was obtained, and the patient
recovered after two doses.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16

will wear and look lust too lovely for
anything" Before another season rolls
around, many = needless young man will
be hunting for pleasant apartments for
tr-o -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16

Four tons of gorgeous posters, for the
dead walls of London, have gone over
with an American minstrel company.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
Vermont.

Continued illness caused Mrs Henry
Moulton of Sharon to commit suicide,
few days ago.
School-district troubles caused quite
row at st. Johnsbury, recently, in which
fists and pitchforks were freely used
The memory of the artist William
Morris Hunt is to be perpetuated in the
Unitarian church at Brattleboro, by a
memorial window, consisting of copy
of the great painting, 1.-The Prodigal
Son." The window is given by the art
lists sister, Miss Jane Hunt.
1t is thought that the tramp arrested
for the Tracy assault is no other person
than Emanuel Hymen, German jew of
New York, notorious prison-bird, who
is wanted at Norfolk, Mass, for robbing
Levi Mann, of that town, of $3.50.
At the Middlebury college commence
ment class of - graduated. The vale
dictory was delivered by Alva G. Peck,
of Cavendish, the salutary by Hazen M.
Parker of Peacham.
Rev. G. B. Hubert has resigned the
presidency of the Middlebury college
and Prof G.. w. Boardman, Of Chicago
theological seminary, has been elected in
his place.
Patrick McCarty, a Cheshire brake
man, met his divorced wife walking
with James Albee at Bellows Falls the
other night. He beat Albee, and would
have kicked his wife to death, had not
others prevented. He has fled to Cali
fornia.
The narrow-gauge railroad ties are
laid from Brattleboro to Jamaica, and il
is reported that one schooner-load OF
rails has arrived at New London, ct.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-07-16
The Literary
REVOLUTION.

v AW " ND - - -
The most successful revolution of the century and 70
American readers Of books, the most important Only
books of the highest class are published by and the
prices are low beyond comparison with the cheapest
tbese truths we send the following books all complete
and unabridged postpaid, at the prices nalned'
MacauIay's
Life of Frederick the Great Former price SlS Large
BREWER type beautiful print; price three cents.
CarIyIe'S
Life of Robert Burns Former price 81 25 Large bre-
vier type, beautiful print; price three CENTS
Light of Asia,
By Edwin Arnold. Former price, S15O. Beautiful print
BREWER type price five cents
Thos. Hughes's
Manliness of Christ. Former price, sl:0O Beautiful
print, BREWER type; price three Genus
John Stuart MiIIs's
CHAPTERS on Socialism Essays of exceeding interest and
importance. Price three cents.
Baron Munchausen.
His Travels and Surprising Adventures Former price,
Sl25. Bourgeois typei price five CENTS
Mary Queen of Scots
Life by Lametne Former price 81 IS. Brewer type,
beautiful print; price three cents.
Vicar of Wakefield.
BY Oliver Goldsmith. Brewer type beautiful print
price five cents.
1unyan's Pilgrims Progress.
Bourgeois type, leaded beautiful prnti price six
cents.
Private TheatricalS.
BY author of "Sparrowgrass Papers" Small-pca type
loaded; price two cents.
Stories and Ballads
For Young Folks by Ellen Tracy Alden; win very hne
illustrations. Selections complete from her Dopk Large
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Leaves from the Diary
OF an Old Lawyer. Short stories of thrilling, laughaDe
pathetic interest. Price three cents.
Booksellers
Everywhere (ony one dealer in each town keep these
and large list of standard books which are selling by
the million volumes, because the people DeIIeFe
in the Literary Revolution.
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Tribune building, New York
/ JOHN b. ALDEN, Manager
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR
DON NOLLY'S
Y east Powder,
20 YEARS BEFORE the PEOPLE.

We. the uniersigned Merchants and Johbsrs.
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general sAtisfaesion, both to the Trade and Con.
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Thomas Jennings. Bigiey Bros.
Kruse Euler, weliman. Peck h 90.
sAcRAMESro.
Adams. McNeill L Co. Hall. Luhrs h Co.
Mebus L Co. @ W. Chssley.
p. II Russell.
PORTLAND.
Allen h Devils. washams Elliott.
Corbit h Macieay.
n. b. Parker 4 Co. p. Muato.
sRArTIx AND wAILA wALLA.
Crawford arlington. sehwabacher Bros. 4 Co.
Consumers Of Yesst Powder will please notice
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In San Francisco prove its intrinsic merit. and the
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-06

Le,slsA = Ass jssstios of ths sssauslmis saA
0kykenish 1vssu. stx miies sbsvs 9Gohomiah
Cisy 10. Geesd foP ssis is whole - In part. ct ,
bargain. The ispd h. sldss and maple bottom.
Pessoss looking fss farms will Do veil 70 Examine
tAis psoperty. Titls pssfect. Inquire OF
,. . SMITH, Bssstis. ". =.
March. ieoD. m77dtf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03
2ofats gsertGDte aus gSaiDta8toa.
9rato. - SettNMereeeriadj. - 8eridtlid)es. -
9es WiDroes ausefIast. - s5oIi5etItdIss. -



ges ginrees aasefIast. - ssoItBstItd,ss.- -
gSaibimgton, 2. april.-@elteru 2(benb
gs9en Is llbr brad in ben, pou gtarp U. Dner
beipo6nten pauie 9ir. A, 9un6artonftraBe,
@eorgetorpn. Eeuer aus, lpelde5 BON Der sSeuerz
iuehr, bic Dem aus Citation Jfr. 72 itgnaliltrs
ten Eenerlarm nit gerpobnter BronpGbeit S0lge
Ieiiete, id)ueu 9el6idlt uurbe, na1beul Elm
Gdaeen BON stiua $50 an9erid)tet luoroen
mar.
-@eitern abenb 9egen 4t0 llbr ma9te Die
Ne9srin Marp 4lerau0er in ibrer gSobnung
SIR. 915 ,Warnlano- -abenue, Osn 8eriub, ibrem
9ebsn ein i3isl su ietsn, inoem iie etpa5 it5er
srpei lIn5en 2auoannm su fdl nahlrl. Ourh
Die armerbung Der Wta9enpampe 9elan9 eS
jebof ben Aer5ten &opnlbeno rlno gfarlteGer,
bic 2ebensnliibe su retteu. ueber DIE Wotioe
sn nsm Selbitirorcuerlud)e iit titan nod I'M
llnfiartr.
= abolph $. 8dmntsrer fuurbe geitsru I'M
Griuinalaeridte lduioi9 befunben, boz etlua
icdls gSohen anf ben geger @lenleut 28aIt
einen Mngriff in rl6rberiidRr Nbfd1t gematbt
gu habeu. Die appellation spurbe lof0rt eiu
9ereidlt.
= @eifern batte Sob. S. Snbniou, oclAer
bon Der @oroners- Sirt, hes Utoroes De8 gie]srs
Sanies 5obnIon bei6ulbiat tpar, Dor ben @EoB.
geid,worenen ein Ssrh5r gu beltehcn. oeute
oosr morsen miro maprid)etnli6 I'M Criminal
geridlte cine anflage oes Moroes gsgea oeuiel-
ben ein9ereidlt ipercei.
= Inter ben l3 @gabuirtem bss ar3tlidleu
Departments Der ,@eorgetofpner llulnsrFtdt"
be:anben fd 9. s. gSaro, 4. VI. Moraan uno
5. 3. Warnih pon Warplauo. g. u. gac.
8arp unb S. q. WieHfc bonn Diitritt 9olunla
bla uno :. s. Mauau bon yirgtHteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03
Die 9ontrafse iiir eieferuna oer woliseI

- Die Gontrafte itIr 9teierlug oer Yoiiset,
lniferilen iplisn on Wm. De Ratt (9tGds
uno Seinfleiosr), 8. Selbner & Comp, Saltis
more (gSefen), unO gSiQett & RaoiF (QiIte)
ertheilt tperhen.
- SIM @ioiiitaubs 9ircan tpur6e geitern
fir Stto 6altnorth uno Bauline @erbarot
elHe Stiraths Gon5eiIon ausgsfstlt.
- Gdpitdn Betsr 3enne0p pom Sbooner
rSannh1uitr," peld)er bon Dem Watroien
Ssurp 81. Sonbou Ino anbsren Uitglie5erH
be1 Wanuidlaft ienss Sabr5euss Der grauiameH
&ebaablung anseflagt uuO arretirt uoroen
mar. beftano geitern Dor bem unOes,Gomalii>
iar CHARTS gSalter ein 8erb6r uno tpuroe bon
Der sinflnee ireigeipro1en.
SIM Boli;ei9erid)t tpitr6e beltte Norgeu :.
0etpis, iua., inter Der Iuihulbi9un9, etuen
gefuiiien Arinano 8Ooine aeitern Abrno uor
bem yWstroto olitars 5otel" tbdtlit, augegriifau
ililo linn niht unbebcntli1e STl;tun9en I'M
G5eiid]te unb am 6alie btigebrad)t III babeu,
I'll elmer @eibifrafe bon $40 perurtbeiit. 3eipi5
appsltlrte gegeu oieis8 llrtbeil.
- @efern Rad)mitta9 iaro Der tleine B3nl.
g4oobnaro ole 2eidIe eintS ilsllgeboreuen far
bigen SinbeS auf ciuem unbebauttn 9rudbs
hiide slpiid)eu 6 une 0-SraBe, iiibmcltiid.
(aleranbria.) 5riebensrid)ter Stant 20u,iog
tpuroe beute mad, eirem 8erb0re utter Oct 9lua
id,uloiqunq, einen ihGnbtid)eu &ngrifi auf cine
alte Srau, 9iantens DicSaur, psriibt 3u baben,
segen giirgid,ait bon $500 bis gu ieiueiu Gr=
idlcinsn Dor ben @robati6werenen am ndAIteI
gtonta9e entlallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03
Die Sittattpt In Satt isranafsen
xbcer 1,uo sseDera..

Chicago, 2. AprtI. = Gtl1e Spe5talDe~
peidle aus 6armerzGitp, Sa., bcriAtet, oaB
sro6e anfresnng in isnelil Oste iiber etns bort
porgefallene SfauSalgeiAihte herrId)t. @s
erbeilt, baB elm setpliisr 2epi Coleman, elm
Wann BON so Sabren, eiien ltnSiidlttaen aH-
griff aui Srau Slsion, ieine Shpdgsria, per=
iibte, mahrenb oeren @atte, ein Oeutlder, alb
msienb mar. Coleman ,inb SleIon pobnenin
ei,lem uno oemlelben 9auie. Als Oleion 3n=
riidfehrte, tbeilts ihnl ieine 5ran oas Gelhshsne
nit, iporanf CT Coleman uerbaftsn Lief. Wah
renb fh 4ettersr Dor isiller a6fibEHng in's
Gcuntp gsfangniB nod i'm .yofnp" beiaao,
iuuroe er con einer Ansabl Siirger hsraaSaes
bolt, getbeert nnb 9efsbert unD oarauIhn lpie@
6er Ia feline !3slle ;uriid9ebradt. g8ahrene osr
fclgenoen 9ladt brad er elm 9od oirh Sls
Dodltdnnlonx unb cntflch, obne oaB nlan bis
ieht cine Gpur BON ibm aufgetunbsn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03

gSinbIor, ST., 2. Nprii. = Der lu3eno-
lids W5roer @blparb Tatro iiibnte I'M 2 llhr
beuie 0aaulittas lsin &erbredleu AM @1lssn.
Butlsr, Der @atte Der ermor0eten Scau, mar
anmeleuo. gatro geftano ben Moro Elm, er-
flarte ieboh - mdbreuo er nit bem Singer
aui 8utler beutete - 9ienano GnoerS, ais
Butler, lei baran ibulb, bnB CT oa8 SerbreAen
beaanaen babe. 9atro's @enid tpurbe ourh
ben Stur5 nid)t gebrodIeu.
Wacon, Mtil., 2. aprtt. - Qnoretu
Wacon, Sanles Bromn unb Samuel 8olsr,
idnmtlid] 9ieger, enbeteu I'M IS llbr bsute
ytodniittag ibre irbiid1e 2aufbahu AM Sa!geH.
0facon uno Srolpn ermorosten I'M lebteE Saz
nlar Sarlton Macon. ben Satcr oeS Griteren
uno Sdiuisgeruater Sropn'S. 8oler hatte
II, 1876 einen gSeiBsn, Nanlsns Sranf Reeo,
urlorbet.
Macon uuo growu legtsn @eitdnonifa ab
uno erfldrtcn, Der Sd)HappS babe fie su Dem
Gerbred)el1 Derleltet nno an Dell galgen ges
brad,t. goier bebaupttte llaHbhaft, Die um-
ftGnbe bdtten ieine Shat geredtferti3t. Ide
Drei bridten aui benz SdJafote bic utber3ell,
gung aus, oaB ihrs Silrben thnen pergebert
rporoen itien. 3ouOerHeur Stoue lpuroe cine
StunDe Dor Der iDtnrid)tung bur6 etne Dope
id3e I'M cine @algenfrift fir 8oier eriadDt, er,
tuioe,te jcbod, sr tonne fb nidt einntiihen.
Die 5inridltuna uerfiaf obne errpdhnen5rpertben
3niidjenial. gtiua 5000 Wenid)en rpareu
NuCenstuaen Der SrQG1oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03
0n.,t,,, Ar, 4, II. Qo,sif;nnn

" E ND rleans, 2. 4pril.-gin Oanrt.
brud sreignete fid, geifern auf SAarp's Btau'
tags, bier Dieilen oberbalb gretna, unO BIZ,
aanse Ylantoge Fano bereits am 4beub unter
gSaiIer. gSdhrenO Der ytad)t murSe Die Gre<
naiIe biz auf eine 8reite pom so s5uB er,p;itert,
unb Die 6lutben ipdiSten fib nit fiir6terlid)er
getpalt burd Die Seffnunq. 81. .Yanoelp BON
Der oMor9an-g -gabn+@omp." bat 100 Mann
an Der arbeit unb bofft. ben Srud) innerbalb
mtni9er Gage 81 repariren. 0fateriGl TT bon
bisr aus nad bemSdanplaee 9tidlidt iporoen,
nnp Sberlt 6arbee, Del StaatS Sngenieur. bat
fit) bortbiu bsgeben, I'M bic arbeiten sl leiten.
(Spdtsr.) Der ourd Die @reDafie auf Der
Gbarpe' 'i6en Blunta9e IlleBeuSe Strom 1T bier
s5uB tief unb 60 SuB brett. Stint Ylanta9en
ftehen iett inter gSaiier. Die Ingabe, OaB
100 Diann nit Geparatllr=2 =2lrbeiten beibaftigt
ieien, berubte auf eiuem Srrtbume. 0aS Dta=
ttriai iit beute erit abaedlidt pOroen, unO Die
atrbeiten lueroen mor9en in an9rih 9enonmen
n)er0efr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03

B@Oer SinOdo OF Ser ebau0efiIdJ.
lutbsrii9en ct. 9ufas= &irdls all
Senrieita- unO Gutawitrabe bat Inter Der Diit4
iurtung bsS @eiouautyeias ,ArioH" uab 6es
ct. Wattbdis 9 in9dors fir aaAasa
WioHtog in Der ;, 0tcdanics -Glua" Gin Som
iert perauitaltet, OaS sum Sbtuit Don :iualn
&an5frdn5f { { II gei0lat p;rbtn iuirO. Das
geiellidaftli1e 2lulebeN une Der Jfui, eeren i'd
Die brsi bel Dem Gon;1rte mitpirIta6en fStianaz
Oereinc in mufifa!iid1er &t;iebuug nit 8edjt
su crfrtnca babeu, laiisH a!InabmsH, oGB oas
arrangement bit 8illiaung uuo 2tacrfauauua
unierer ueranigungSluitigea Mitbiirser in 30.
belH Graoe Iinoen iu;ro.
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ssanrla,e,,,ltd, Elm WiorS. !.

1SreberiGsburg, grbanon Gountp, senlelOt
@rinnerung all einen junsen gann, JtamenS
@rodtr, mad serliien, Der an Is. 0tdr5 1869
ipllrloS Deridmanp. Derielbe mar um gaye
porber bon eillem giirger bc8 Srtes i1lptr
nlibhanSelt unb if pabrid]tiulih ipdter erlnor,
9iingubaufen begrabet gcfllnoer. Cine llater-
iudl1lnd 1T eirotleitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-03
E19 Gdtte
Sr. &. ge2aae's
beriibmte 2lulerifaniiAe
11)llrrll : J1littG(
-ober--
s,9ermtifsaas."
sNmptotne po.s gaiirnterlt.

SOmptntte no.s g8iiruern.
G>as @cfid)t 1T blei6 nno blsifarbig, 3eit-
~~pttie brenl1eno roth ooer Elm unr5tbeter
SItd nuf einer ODER auf beiOen g8augcz; Sis
Nugen lpsroen tribe; Die 8upilleu erlueitsrn
iid); ain bldulidler 'oabfrel8 3iebt iin nm oas
,uutere GugenlieO; Die giaie 1T ent;iinbet, gee
idWoaen unb blutct 5utueileu; Die Sberlip9e
idwillt an; bin uub Dieber Sopfueb nit
Sanieu III ben S9ren; cine ungeip6bnlidle
SpeidcI. 2lbiOnoerung; id)leimige uuS beleste
l3unge; Itbem iebr iibelrihenO, beiOnbers oes
UlorgcuS; Npctit oerdnberld, ;nmeilen tn
0cibbungr nit nagenOem @sfable iul Utageu
auaartenb, gu anoern 3eiteu tpie0er gdnslidJ
mungslnb; flidtise S9uer5en i'm MageH;
Seittpeiie llebelteit uno grbre4eu; beftige
Sfjmer5en i'm 1uterltib; uHregelltdBi9er
ghblgang, gu 3eiten perftOpft, ibleimig, rnb
bdufi9 nit glut Uermiift; Der 9eib lit geitpof,
len uno bart; Der llrin tribe; baS Atbmen
cridjwert, bsgleitet bonn Shlud3sr; nran9-
nal trodener unO frompfbaiter 5uiten; urrrs
biger unterbrO9euer Sdlat nit .3dbuefnirs
iGen; 8smperatur OerdnoerliA, i'm Ga9enlei.
nen aber rei5bar, II. {. 10.
gaenu obige gpmtonIe alS pOrbanOeu
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Sic Snotaner=ilttr,tben tn Siios
StsffYett

Denpsr, Sol, 2. april. = GiHs Oepeihe
Der ,,8inles" aIs Santa Sc, &C. ST., berihEst,
ca6 cine fleine Streifpartie Der Apadaa an
%. Widrs einen Soloatel1 bss 8. Sauafleriez
Hsaimsnts tpei1er Depsidlen fir Gapitdn
.Soptsr's Battalion bonn Sort Craig nat Dem
Gan Matep- -@cbirss brineen iolife, anffing
unb t6htete. Die Snp,aner srifIen Johann San
Sole, Gin fleinss, II Meilcn bonn 5liO @ranSe
gslegenes Do-f, an, uuroen lsooe4 BON srpei
Gclnaten bes 8. acknowledgements uao
mshrsren Nsrisauern, iuslds ibneu entgegen
ainasn, 5uriidaeiflageu nnb aus Der @eaeao
pertrisbfn. giner Der lSolOaten iinb Elm Msrie
faner tpnrben in benz aampie eet6otst.
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Stem OFT, 2. April, - 95olgeNbe8 Itno
bic Shlubnotirungen: @elb 4--SB; sterling.
Gediel 4.s44-84 8uuSe8 ObligatioueIl,
l981er 1o5s, neue Siinfer 1893, lO.4oer -,
Central 1919, grie 45s, gateSbore 1881, SGis
notler Central 1864, Yittsblr9 Ill, @bica9os
Nortbrpeitarn 95f, 90. Brioritdten 1854, Rof@
S8lanS 1856, &eftern 1nion Sci. 1861, gieiu>
Serieper Central 84e. llnteridabamtsz zBilanj
Cob 500, ,204 ,447; &onrant 81, ,S60,25O.
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Siebmdrfte.

8 @btcago, 2. Nprll. = Oas oOrOoeT5-
Sournal" eitbGlt 6olesnbes; Sdpeiue -l3u=
fubr so ,0oo, Ssriellpun9 1000; 0tarit ulebr
beisbt, aber Breiie uut @ents uicbriser; ge>
miId)te Gualitdt $4.20-$4.45, belere SOrs
ten $4.5O-$4.7o, ntittelmaBtge DO. $4.20-
SLID 8inbuieb: 3nfnhr 1000, 8erenouns
1900; Martt infol9e Des Re9cnsuetterS &C.
oriidt; ssrtditfs ~ $2:oomS5.5 .5omS6aafs; ~;
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0raut In WetpsSrteans.

9iew-S rleans,2 2. Mpril. Sen. Grant
beludte beute Die gaummoabDrie nno bic @e=
ietsebuus. 9eute Nadmittag itatt,te ibn eire
Delegation Der 8aummolb6rle BON Mobile
einen 8eiud, ab ul1o lIb Tim su sinem Seiad)e
Der gtaNt Wobile eirr. Der Gr- Prdiibent er-
uiberte, ieine 3eit lei bis gum nad)iien OOnz
neriiase pOlIitanoig IN Inipruh Se1omntsn,
nno er f1nne Daber nid)t Dor ndlbitem Srettage
ned Dioblle foumsn. SIM Sale iein Sslu9
bis oabln peridobeit iuerben I6nne, 10 luoile er
bic GiniaSung auutbuen. Die Delegation
traf oentgenidB anorbnunseH, Den @rz BrdTi-
benton ail nadllicn Dreitas Mioraeu burh ciaen
Grtra5ng mad Mobile gu bsfSrasrH. Gen. 8raut
tuirb on oemisiben abcno bisrber stfidtshrsn.