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Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Huntsville, Ala
November II 1871


Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowinY-named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will be mad
refo.e the Register and Receiver u
Huntsville Ala on the 10Th December
1881, Homestead entry No. 6256, tor the
.lst half Of the south iwest quartz: anu
add entry No. 1919 for the soulii-
wcat of the southwest quarter ri sec D
township 8 range castle ohn huyken-
Iall-to prove his continuous residence
1pnn and cultivation OF said tract aid
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: VIM. Z. johnson, Root Johnson,
VI. F. Corbin, j. E. Chambers, ali OF
Lot, Marshall Oh, Ala
JNO. III. CROSS,
Register
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
A Large Potato.

Mrs. billiard, daughter of Mr.. Rsf-
ford May, has presented us with a
sweet potato weighing seven pounds.
1t WAS grown on their farm, and sw-
ing to the unpromising looks of the
patch, caused by the drouth, was not
worked at all.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Nsisghberhoea Nevs and Gossip.

Cotton y to 104 cents.
Heather for the week cloudy
and cool.
Huntsville is blessed with good
health.
Our Primitive Baptist Church
numbers 2060 members.
The Bycicle Club has grown to
ten Members.
Some Of tho country schools are
preparing to open Monday.
The Methodist Conference held
its session in Decatur this week.
"A few water melons are still Of
fered for sale on the streets.
The merchants are increasing
their stocks for the holiday trade.
The brick work on the Athens
Colored College will soon be under
headway.
The Cotton Factory and Oil
mills are about receiving their finish
ing touches.
Superintendent Watkins made an
effort to have the County Schools
Uyeued Monday,
-ro,mnrroSv night is the time
that falling meteors are expected to
light up the heavens.
The Annual Conference Of the
M. +. Church, South, for the North
Alabama District will convene here
Tuesday, Nov. %.
-Humpty Dumpty will be played
at the opera house Tuesday night,
Nov. 18th. Admission Is cts. Gal
lery 80 cts.
A magnificent rainbow spanning
the western armament from North to
South, Wednesday morning, made n
scene Of rare beauty.
-Chestnuts are scarce this season.
In fact there is very little mass Of any
KIND IN the woods and mountains,
owing to the severity of the drouth
last Simmer
A handsome circular giving the
course of study at Rust Normal In
sutale' mas been published by that
institution. 1t will be furnished free.
on application.
hey. Dr.. Rsss is the author of
pamphlet, jast published, entitled
h7probation." The learned Doctor
writes III denial Of the doctrine of pre-
destination taught in the Presbyteri-
al Confession Of Faith.
by the change of schedule Of the
- y =. road the Western bound
.!fdins are now due here as follows .
-Nisnt train, passenger, I p. m., day,
lV'oo a. H. Going East, morning,
o;lo .e.,'n., afternoon, 8 40 .. IN.
There is no doubt but that this
'om"unlty, and We speak of both it's
waite and colorsd citizens, would
Fopsfiy appreciate visit here Of the
non Fred. Douglass. When he goes
knoxville to lecture he will proba-
W oe Invited to Come to Huntsville.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Al lney Dlsaases.

n,r, m'uney diseases affiict the gre tier
p'l' OF The human race. and tie, ar..
the ,,;,.l's OH Tue increase, but where
COM, u'ues OF kidney-Wort have be-
and + AnoWn, they are held in check
h. Speedliy cured. Let those who
nitre n"a 70 constantly dose spirits of
eav : : anu m snch stuff, give this great rem
fs trlal and be cul.d. In tile dry
tbs - II Is most economical, in the liquid
'"o most convenient.-Phil Press.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
MARRIED

Tuesday the Sfh inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. Ben Matthews, ,hisdaughter, Maria to Joe H.
Allison Of Chattanooga. Rev. DR.. Bryson
Off ;iating.
1lr J. b. Henke, Of Tuscumbia and Miss
Annie Wilson, Athens. were married at tie
Catholic Church, in this City at a m, Tues
day, Rev. Father Benedict officiating.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov 9.-The
latest returns, comprising onethird
Of the State, indicated the Republican
candidates elected by 5000 majority,
with the possible exception of State
Treasurer
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
DIED.

In this city Wednesday morning at O'Clock
a. m, Of Bronchitis, Mary Stella daughter Of
Mr.. and Mira w. T. Lynsky, aged 3 years.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

New ORLEANS. Nov st plegrans
rom nlneteen counties III Mississippi
shows that the Democrats have carried
them all except Madison. The fusion
gllns were about 400. Every indi-
cation points to the success Of the
Democratic State ticket by $4,000 to
10000 maiurity.
NIcKsBURG, Nov. 9.-Complete re-
rurns are not yet received from War
ten county, owing to bad weather, bad
roads and distance. Some of the box :
es will have to be brought. The
count will probably be reached to
morrow Enough has been said to
ensure tie re ell ct on Of r. T. Beck,
Republican, for sheriff.
A Mississippi Riot.
VIcKsBURG, Nov. S.-The News has
the following from Meridian:
At Marion, about five miles from
this place terrible riot occurred
this morning, in which three whites
ara known to be killed and others
wounded by the negroes, who made
their escape on horses
Later dispatches report bloody
fight between the Sheriff and his
posse, and the negroes, who entren-
ohed themselvest in the house OF
Vance, their leader, in which several
more lives were lost.
MERIDIAN, Nov. S-The Sheriff 5
posse, consisting of about 100 men,
surrounded Ell. Vance's house to
capture the instigators and perpe-
traitors of the murders at Marion
Station this morning and demanded
their surrender which was refused
John Vance, aged twenty-one, Il
son of Ed Vance riding up, pointed
a gun at the posse and was shot and
killed. a G. Warren, of the posse,
was killed INSTANTLY by shot fired
from the inside of the house. Ed
Vance and the negroes escaped.
Several negroes in escaping were
shot 1t aud wounded. H. NJ. Vance,
aged about thirty, a son of Ed. Vance
was 0ptQred and lodged III Jail.
The Sheriff received slight wound
from . spent bullet ardy Jones,
one Of the posse, was slightly woun-
ded. Vance and the negroes have
fought desperately all day fsom in
side the house, and thus having all
the advantage, it was difficult to cap
turs them
Names of killed at the polls this
morning, are a Il Harden, Josh
Barnett, and Jeff Segars. Vance
oegars was mortally wounded, Jno.
lodges aud Levi Moore were woun
ded, the former severely, the latter
slightly.
NEW York.
New YoRk Nov. 10-The Trib
une, from advices thus far received
estimates Carr'smajority at $1,000. TLs
Senate, the Tribune thinks, will stati,t
seventeen Democrats to fifteen Repub
lcans. ana the Assembly sixty six
Democrats to sixty-two R.publica .s
The Sun siys that neither party
has elected its entire State ticket.
The Democrats have c4r r.iNl th
Legislatu re by s Or 10 on ~ ., /
Messrs- Skinner and II i|w
ID l. ~
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
THE ELECTIONS.
Virginia Iost;by the Democrats.

Republican Victories all along the
Line.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
~ 4 w FIR NJ j
FOSTER & HARRIS,

Dealers in Firearms and Ammunition
ial an examine our stock OF Rides,
Shot Guns, Pistols, and sporting apPa-
raGus. Ammunition speciality.
Repairing done at shortest notics.
Aug, ~.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12

Sew York Republicans by Slim Ma
.iority.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-11-12
Three Republican Governors Elected.

Mississippi Democrat by 20 to 10000
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-19
Weekly Leader,
ISSUED ryEEr THURSDAY.
erm .z "a Year. $50 Hsir Yssr.


Commercial job Printing
N every Kind Neatly. Cheeply and Expedi-
tiously executed. Cards Of every shape and
kind Bin Heads, Letter n Note Headings.
blanks OF every kind. Posters. etc. printed
on short notice. Having q new lot Of Type
and Presses, we can do handsome work at
Low Prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-19
Disraali.

Disraali.
No doubt, SAYS the London eorrespon-
jent OF the New York World, You will
have noticed and enjoyed the childish
delight with which the ex-Premier de
picts the ''gilded saloons of his friends,
the ar~istoeracy. In them, after all, is
70 be found the only kind Of social di-
version for which he has ever cared.
frae happiness is to be found only in
the society of ''queens of fashion, like
lenobia (who is a sort of combination
Of Lady Blessington and Lady Holland)
and distinguished p~ersonagesn in blue
ribbons and brilliant decorations. Such
was always the opinion of Mr.. Disraeli.
and now that he is an Earl he can no
well be expected TO change it. In ono
part of ..Endymion" he refers = indi-
directly. of course-to the ..immens ,
sorrowsf' of his youth. What wers'
they? He was sent to a solicitors oflics
to be trained in the study of the law.
tie was not "a commonplace clerk, ~
many have supposed; he was not il
poverty. The ordinary accounts of til +,
hardships of his early life he has him
self repudiated. ts.My father left me
sufficient patrimony," he once declares.
What were his immense sorrows? Sim
ply a compulsory association with tho
middle class" Until a lucky accident
gave him an entree to Lady Blessing
toms house, and opened Rothehild's
door to him he was excluded from tho
saloons of the mighty" In his book
Endymion's is made to predict that all
his good fortune will come to him
through women. So it actually hap.
pened. Lady Blessington took him up.
and Mrs. Wydham-Lewis married him
and gave him all her money. Deter
mination a move mountains, but it
can not always enable a man to pick
up a fortune with his wife Even in
~delineating the fortunes of his new
hero, Lord B~eaconsfied is obliged to
jump the hardest fence on the road by
making some anonymous friend come
forward with a present Of Ego, 900.
Youthful students Of the Disraelian sys-
tenn of ssgetting on in the world will
perhaps complain that donors of f20.-
900 are comparatively scarce in the
world. The noble Lords answer would
be: 81 have found them; go thou and
do likewise. VIII a thing and you can
get it. Resolve to be Prime Minister
and nothing a prevent you from
reaching that position. You will want
money TO start with-look out for a
woman who has it. You will never
find a man to give you ego, 600; there
fore turn to the other sex. I did SO,
and see where 1 am and what l have
BEEN" That is what the author Of
''Endymion'' would tell any young man
In whom he took a friendly interest
Lord Rowton, for instance. People may
say that this is not = very lofty view of
life. But what is that against it? 1t
enables men to, grasp power. To 10
Mr.. Disraeli justice, he preached
any other doctrine. That is why he has
been called a more demornlizing writer
than G. w. M. Reynolds. He says the
foundation Of all belief is the nobler
qualities of the human race.
Disraeli has a great fondnessf for ch,r-
acters in high life. His Lothair is an
example. In this he differs greatly
from Dickens. whose matchless descrip-
lions of characters in the middle and
lower ranks OF life are w~ell-known.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-19

Cattle branded 81 on left side, and
two waddles on left side Of neck.
Also have cattle branded with a
Tomahawk on left side, waddled as
above, and vented with a bar on the
left hip. Horses branded 81 on left
thigh.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-19
DEADWOOD
CUSTER,
BATTLE CREEK,
RAPID, GOLDEN,
GAYVILLE
AND NJ MINING CAMPS IN THE HILla

The q. 8. Mail carried We
have Firt-C Glass Eating Stations, and
the divtzion agents take all pains to
secure tia comfort Of passengers. Tho
route " we'll protected, having three
military posts on the road. leaving
only As f.iles between military camps,
insurinS safety over the entire routs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-05-19

JAMES G. RfECK. P. O., Chey-
enne, Wyo. Range, Bridger's Ferry,
Shawnee Creek and Lost Springs,
north side North Platte River.
, 1881-10-09
= Bangles Seized by Justice.

4 feW years ago CONsldetabIe t6lfsleFua17 eHs
disgust, and anger were provoked amon0 !1S5 =
students Of Yale Collerc, by the arrest Of s9me% Z
their number who were eugagep At the t!ai2S 9s3S-
cent pustime Of .serenadlng n girls 'boara.th91
school. 4 similar though still moreaggrasas.,itss s,is
abuse Ut power WIS perpetrated III the qu,ss.
Four. young ladies' Of that town we're SetIs: e e:
In the act Of serenading their male frte1os ;;sa
longing to the SMnta Clara College, and desH.sss
actually hauled before magistrate in the aG2+
OF night and compelled to deposit their 1e~eaM1{{
rs SECURITY for tine OF S5.50 imposed On ~
At1d Santa Clura we're roiised to a dange1ouss'
pitch of Indignation when these facts beeaI1 a!1
known. and Eere only, slightly appeasetl bl III =
withdrawal 1T the complaint and the Eetn1a.Hss
the jeXelry, :: ;:.js$a z
, 1881-10-09
JOHNNY LAMB.
George. Freeman Gives His les.
timony Regarding: the
Burglary. :.
Pete Stevens and Paddy Guerin in
ToWn-Pete Conten:cd with * : 4
His Lot.

The courtroom was comfortably Oiled yest.r,
day morning at the opening Ut the fourth daf of
the Lamb trial. The counsel were all on hand
very promptly, and court was opened at i,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-03
Chill MN Rertt

Yanama,24 "a. Sftober.-9fadlridten aus
arCouipa pom s. D.. Wtts. melbcn, baB Die
eortigeH SInppen iidl erboben, Collar un0 DelHe
banptiGdlidfen SifStcre gefangen geuommeu
uno iid 3u @uniten @arcia @aoerOn's ertlGrt
bubeu. Die 0fCpOlte Uerlief obne SlutUcrgie
zen. Die Anbdngsr @aloeron'S i'll 9ima erfldz
rem, Die plbtigen Departments BON Buno
unb @uSco ruGrsn 6em geilplele Irtqutpa'S s
qefolgt, ipdhren6 Yierola'S Bartei9duger err
fabreu habcn molleu, OaB cine @egeureooluttou
IN lrequipa ltattgcfun6en bat un0 oaB Solar
rpieber am &uoer lit. Man 9laubt, oaB Die
Nepolution i'm SiiOen BON Oenieni9en ge9iirt
muo, meld]e aHf beipaffnete SnteruenttoH BON
Seiten Der Sereinigten Stauten Su @un1eH
Ter propiOriiden RCgteruu9 bofien. Dian bat
ole m69lid)en Anftrengungen gemadt, nm
cine ioldle SntelOentiOn ais mabrlAelnllt odr=
;ulellen, unb es nur0en iO9ar Oepeidleu OeS
ameritaniidlen @eianotcn 6urlburt gefdlidlt,
nel6e ben 9biIenen nil Srieg orOhen, falls iie
ntdt iOiOrt oas peruanlfe @ebiet rGumteu.
@ouOuneur @al0eron heuatbete am 10. Otto
Der, ano eS perlautct, odB er cine 8etie mad
europa MAIDEN mill.
Dos Sournaly @fanbarte &atOlicO"in Gan.
tagO, Chill, ertl1rt, bas @eriidt genuine lmz
mer uehr @abrI1cinltGtett, oaB Die dlilenilhe
6e9ierina in Sccupation Beru's auf uubcz
1immte 3eit su pcrldnqeiu uuo etne GiOilre9tes
gieruug au Stele Der btsbsrisen Wtilitarregie=
run9 eta6uiCten beabidtige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-03
0ermifGitc teIearnphtfd1e 0cnffd,er

S. QS. 8 tr, StautsoE,ealt iiir 6apettc,
GOuntp, SS. Sirg., eridloB Ucrgc15rh 4Jen0
Ocu 9ts9er Sobn yeniS, meldlcr ais Gdocl5=
fibrer Der auSl lebch0en @rubcnarb~,t:r Su Ga
peton pSrbaitet morvlH mar mo e,ucH SluCt=
ueriudl mad]tC.
Srieg8 gerid d t, weldc5 Del iarz
bigCn gicutenant Slipper pom 10. SaOaQai"z
8e9iment proIeiitrt, 1T cur 3o,t IN 6or. 0as
ptS, Scr,, IN SisuHg.
Der Staotraib pOn Serieg= itp bat
Der yStanoaro Srs&o." GrlaubniB Ct belt,
G0hren inter Den S,raBcn Der StaOt 81 legeH.
Der Serid 0ero9 anOiller (Girg.)
: q b & q ii0ciatto Il" iiir SftOber crs
giCbt. onB 702 ,l81 BiunO 5abad ilir $119,.
449. Sober i'm 0ur1idnitt fur $17,O1 p.o
@Gntuet-p perfauit mur0er.
Der 8miiden @oIumbus, @a., UnJ &palaz
dlicola, 6la., fobrenOe , a MP Ter o@unb y
Soroan" 1T un,eracganqen. Sc,re MeH-
ihen fNnen INNS 2etcn. 9a8 6abr5cug mar
nit SoIS belaoer.
Die 21slGbliNe Warp 9GrriH8tO II
er rltid e uOrgefern in @entrclsTauS, SIS,
inoem ibr bci'm 6ritbftiid EN- G,iien i'll Der
Seble itedeu blieb.
Utarib g oorid d luur6e uorgciern
Abeno in Sh2lbpOille, SHo., BON Natt lSag-
ntr gtlcaentlidl c,ut8 i'm SttilSbaue chiffon
oenen StrCite8 erIto9e.. Der SbGter eh.tam.
Sn @iltuiIle, Senrg, ,@ountp, Sp., ey=
plobirte am le5tCn WOnta9e 81. 0dmpifefel
III Saml. SolnOn'B Sdgelniible. 0auiO
Sooper mur0e 9eiOotet, rpdbrenO Orci Berioncn
iGouife uub iiinf auOtre lebensgcidbrlide Ser-
leBuHgen Oopuntru9eH.
Die lebte 3abung auf O0s 6auptg E
bdube oerB tla0elp bier An 8
iteIluua III isbt gemaft worbeH uuo oa8
gGbdube wirO jctt iOfOrt abgTiiieu uro ents
isent perSer. 2lue 4usiteliun9S -@eqeEidn0e,
mcldle b,s gum IS. D. NttS. ni1t enlle.ut Itno,
ioGCu meitbletcn0 Oer1e,Qert m!r0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-03
grOken &euOmmee's.
Sin Wiittel nit ribmlider
SergGugenbeit.
slnH6ten OerporrasenOsr slerste.

Gos G5cbauoc zines grOscn Rcnommcc's pirb ul5t
eusm Eo8e aut8sfaGrt; oas 6uuOamcut mug rnaIRu
unb tcf iein, uu0 ocr foI5c Obcr6au crorOert ulel
5cit. eino rssu0ruo J2tTc, 70 'anH oas Sam, plogz
lid uuO oBnc Die 9}0suHiett Der geparotur Buammeus
fipcu. Sam bcrau 5emano BlUsiicn, Der geIe6su,
ptc se,uifc Ucrtbloic glcoi5tueu, Die gu epbemerer
y(otOrtcldt Oui3eput UUrocH Osr 8asicnbeit au6eim
gciaucu fnO2 gGcr md5rcuo oas gloitrum o5nc nues
rem 8utb UcritUn6ct, Rcigt Oos ddtc 6camftts, iei
cs gtscnt6um elmer Gtu5epufou ocrnbt, sur 50bReu
eue Oes griotses unpOr. sein Steaen in BET g'oGs.
9uuil 1T Ucncid teiu rahcs, abu Elm OcHo f5ucres.
Inter Den lang 5sDd6rtcu grdporatcu, udte FS
Sdritt tiir Strill Dos gcrtraucn bes Bu6lfums srs
woYOm 5a6cu, btfgt feincs b6berc Gmpfcbluugcn,al
Sopeu'e adiNacs RinOtifa uuo tpniSass
ziarFuua5mittel. Der urpranadhe uouaanblas
ylomc oicics nabcrrcfHtfeu EOujcums 1T GoBeu,
gjc6ig's auiFacs Giu6Hdid.g1 TRAIT uuO Ionic Sns
DiaoratOr urIprhusGa Elm ctufahcs GtnOHaiia,
grtralt, ra oem 0elpt Ocs garous BON 9tc6t1 Bu6cs
rcct, crBic cs mcsi8iuiihc geso6en, oaruuier gt.n
uno GaItia1a. guianas einfades JlabuussmiteC. Dat
IS Ft i'm gaufc oon 0recfn obr,n su f,ircm i,silst
6o6m Rauae at5 etlytnss=, umftnmung5s unS
gcrUenndf,isun5sz zT'jtta r6oGcu. Gur ie5r iUsntae
DtusI 6at,u oas GlDad gt6a0,, oa5 8ertraueu ou
au5ts 70 un5eon9t su aeDiun'n, bas l6m Don Soften
Ocrid6cn ole Standardization eobesn9cbungeusu gu S6el
,purOsn unS ,s an bo5s stras 70 aar' aasgeoraat,
gruIenuuHa sciuuosu.
gu oeu GbrpertefdUer6cu; lar bcrcn
BsfstHauug e s lid etsnct IdBCen SaUd.
DE, Dospepite. a6Bebruns, gun8eutrauts
Edsteu, glutormutb, guttrdftuus Oer
4rousH unO aaFriiae RetsbortetL
ais 6ttrmtttcl6s iSumpftlsber-Raras
rta-uno sur gOrbsuauns beifelben bat
goI0tns flaiitses RtnOnetia uuO tout.
des stdrtunssmitteIn MID dtfstues @tet=
DEN. 0urd 6orOcruug Der Yerbauuussa
fuuttiOueuun @otlsHo6fouberuHs be-
ieitigt cs ieuen fTauf6of!eu 3uRGRb
oss gpFcms, DeI6sr ben sumptttebsr
Ebdr uu0 96or 0ffueb uub IS gt6t tets
mem f6rtereu SeIeg fctner 8orBdse. ots,
6euRufpets ictner Auttz Sumpfftebers
Rtriuua. Sn alien 8potbstsn gu ba5,u.
Is. u. GrittenteE. oleiuiser asent.
Rr. 115, iultonfrdbe, Rem gort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-03
GcrtdIte aus ocm SJnnern Oes
GtdGfea.

TrC6crid.-6r. 2lOClpb 6curbate. icu.,
g0fer Ges AiUnI5 i'm Sciirtsgrid,te, Qiuq in
iCiru 0obnuuQ bier i'm alter Uou 50 SabrcI
mi. 5ooc ab. 81 mar in aucu 9Ic.icn icbr
qcattet uuO idblte Dor 2llcm and ~ ben al
-sIeu SreimQmeru 0eS StaQtC5.
Gum berlan0.-6r. gS. {. OOblibell,
Gin betanrtcr hi fQer Gouualtor, Der 2ur 3cit
cine @iieIbnbn in @olorcoO baut, III heute Dor
odlt 5ageu ouislblt BON etuem italleui dleu
Qrbetttr qcidoiien moIoeu uno berci,5 peuge
S,unteu rod Dem Yorialle Ogihicocu. @uz
3elnbeucu febleu. 9r biuterlGBt cine Trau
uno icdls SinOtr. Di. gritCre, lOuie bret Sin.
eer mobncn qeqenmdrtig in SsnOer. 5ame8
6obleel III SOliinOre 1T ieiu Sruoer.
guicotts@itp. .-6r. Samuel OooQers
muf, meldhcr pom ben Repu6lltanern fir be
Staat5geiet9ebung uomlntrt pur6e, bat ubge=
lebut, uro ouS @entral. &Omite oil ieiHer SteQe
Sharon q. Glian iubIttuiri.
Tom on. - SamuCl 2S. Q9orthiugtou,
grzSherIfi, tp5lder e,nen 8beh Der pom ibm
in 1877 couIstrteu Steuern nldlt perrehuet,
reip. Hitt ubgdtcicrt hattie, Oa cr alaubtc, Elm
&nredt aui cereu GcIe iiir gentii, geleiiste
Grnabienie 5u haben, bat bic SodC nunHcbr
nit ben Gountns@ommifdren in SrOuuHg &C.
braht. Gr unJ ieine 8irgen teQten Grue an.
meiiuuq auf $500 aus, 3ablbar III 80 5aQsu.
Tiir ben Reii, $500, miiiien bic @0mnllid {
mortCu, Uis Q8orthinatOu'5 SerlnOqeuSz Ser
bGltniTic Il. l. N. burf oas Appe1acrld)t In
Srtnurq Qebraht iiuO. Or bat ndmlidl iein
QapScs gumGgen unO Gcfbtbum gum 8sfeu
lcinCr @ldubigIr iibuiartCben.
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Sages=N eMi9feite,t.

Fem her su 2anoc setriebeneu uuoerz
| i'd 4 mten gS II dl er lit es 3u;ui6relben, oaB
ebt Qebensm ittel, anItatt nad) europa
ousqefiibrt III meroeu, BON europa berber
fOm1rCn. Dap Heuld1 9etraibe bon 6aure
radl 4merifa SurilGaed,idt nurOe, lit befannt,
ebenfaas, oaB unldngit eine groBe Gaoung
SuhlfDpfe in Baltimore anfam uno btoeu=
tenpe SartoiIelaDungen unterweg8 itno. gtl1
Netu 9)crf bradte por9citern eu erQliider
9ampfer 22OO Suid,e uub 2655 Sdda Sdr=
tofieln, Die III 81 bis $3.50 pro 6aB $50
Yio. J abseiett ruuroen. Der Brei8 Der etu,
betnli6en Sdrlofisln behug bisher $3 in 9teruz
gorf. @s lit feinem 3ueiiel unternorien, baB
Die amrlfonide &artOfiels @rnbte idledit aus
9efauen 1T, ober teineSwegs 10 idletlt, lin
Speiulunten gruno III geben, Die bteI9en
Breie Der Qrt in bic 00be 81 trelbeu, I'M ben
Smport profitabel III maheE.-@S ut III Ser~
binoun9 hermit oeS gSeiteren benlertensDsrtb,
cap europa I'M 2aufe beS 2Slnters in plel 9ez
rinaerem llmiange, oils III ben lebten Sabren,
iiir 9ebensmIttel auf Imcrita ongeluieieu iein
piro. Der 8uAer mag Fd bier 81 Sanoe auf
arb0rige Shriel9en geiuBt MAIDEN. Die Der
maliee 9(uSbeutun9 Der betuildlen Sonlumens
ten lpiro iit balo genu9 RIDDEN. Sn elnem
Yrieie aus Nelp=Dort helBt eS:
run1er ausfubrbdnoe eioet i6ner ourt Den tntol9e
aeiui nloer Spetuaton in Die 6obe 9etrie6enen Brets
aler lrooutle. 9ie 3oleinnabmen Der Iebten g8o6e
rpeiIcn nat oaS br 28ertb Der ausfnhr nur S59i0,=
6t5 9e9en SIC, 1921 2t1 in Der 2oe oeslesen
Sabres eritte. Spit Dem Sanuar 6ts beute 6etru9
6ie ausfubr $325 30, 800 02 4S7 ODER BroSent
fuenloer ais in Den erten "a gRoen oes dhres 1881.
llno Sic 4bna1me eritre6 iit i6cr smteI bnaus
nu6 aui SnumwOlle, BctroIeum uno aneere Bro
butte"
@eqen Bernhard Sole, Der 5u q 10.
0Orf perhaitet morben iit, neil er perindt
babeu Iou, lnittelif eines gsfdIihten Srtefes
$500 BON Oem Sattlsrmsilter 8. Irras 81
@berfaot (6eiien<0armltaGD Su etiAminOelu,
treten ictt nod anSere Sldger auf - brei 0as
men: Sertba uno Igatbe Sr0blif uno Dora
@ugrcr. gr bat beuielben thre @rlparniile-
inqeIammt fait 5000 - inter Der Sor9abe abs
aenommen, oaf er in 9eutit itIauo cine groBe
@rbduit semad)t babe, aber cinen tiidtigen
ASpotuten cnSagireu mii'ie, 81 iptldem 3w'de
CT @elo braute. Sole bat isbt in oenn Combs"
iciuen FrO3eB abjuwarten.
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9os 99onffollinent in 0e,varf.

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Graninator SheQep 1T nod INNER nit Der
Yriifung Der gitdtr cery Wtehanic8' ytaionals
8aut" beitditi9t uno ntrb ifmerlid Dor
morgCn Sbenb ober Sreitag Serid)t erfattcu.
Der 8ert6t mirb nint per0Hentlift, ionoern
ioiort uo6 @aibir9ton Qeidtdt perber. Die
9jrettoren Der 8ant ifenten Der Gngabe
8alOmin's, NaB gtugent oaS Uermi5te 9elo crz
halten babe, @lauben. Seine lusiteren Sf)mie=
rigteiten iillo in Der SCidditsmelt rur9 Oas
Salliment peruliadlt lporoen, unO Die Aufs
regung bat iih gelcgt.
gE biugto Il, 2. gtOoenlber. @0us
rant=@ontroleur bat 6rn. SrcDerid Sreltngbup=
itn gum Wchcn.@uratOr uno 6ru. 2tnuS Ut.
@rice gum t0iliS-Oiafien Curator Der y0tes
dantcS' NationNlzSunt" in gterparf eruannt.
Der &ontroleur erfldrt, 8anf @raminatOr
Sbtaep iuiirOe Die Snioloen3 Der Bent bereitS
bel Der sele9entlid I'M 4nsult 1880 oOrsenoms
menen llnteriudlnng entOedt b0beH, meun i'm
Saiiirer Salomin nidlt ourd) eiueu geidlidten
@rief oes SaiIirer8 Der 9felp- Porter ,0tedaz
ricS' Eanf" getdud)t battle.
9temarf, N.-S., ,. Northumberland
Osborne, Elm @ngros Spe5ereihauoler, lit
rurd oas Tallimeut Der Wehanc8' gfatiOnal'
8ant" i'll 6inan3oerlegenhcit 9cbradt worOen
uno bat eigc 8crlammlnng leiner @IdLbiger
berufen.