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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Sic @[6SfnOAEfrte.

Yitt8burg, Bennl.l %. W1I.-0Ie DC
iiaeu Observation-Disclosures ba6en eiudimmig
btl@loiIen, ben Setrieb ibrer @tabliiiemcnts
rom 1. Stunt an auf Oauer OeS Sonlmers etls
sufellen. Die @lasbittel ruerOen gep0bnli4
srIt bonn /. Suli on bis gum GuOe Der hei6eu
@aiion ou6er Betrieb Neiettt alletn Die 6abri>
faueu erflGren, Der Don ibnen eiu9eleittte Sdrttt
Iei thnen burd ben hobeH 9oha geboteu; iis be-
boupteu, aegentpdrtig 20 Bro5ent mehr 81 be-
latIeu, OILS gu troeub etner porbroebellSen 3sit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
&robe Gt.a.SeI

8riugct &lleu Die frObs 8Otiauft: OGs
Oluferhefmittel Sauces suiamnlengeietter
4nborus Q brup berrtdtet nod INNER Die
tpuubabarfen Seilungen 369ere nit 9einem
@utidluiTe, mas 3u tbuu 1T, beileibe MID,
@iue @rtdltung aHf bic teithte 9dnlter 5u Hebs
men, III gefGbrli6. 4us5ebrun9 entltebt aus
elmer 70 genannteu eeringe1 grtdltun9; oanu
fommt Der Idlredlttfle 6nften, tpel6Gr Die eungt
in gttde reibt. 8eriduffe Dir eine SlaiAe
6es @nrup8: On pern1etoelt oa0urdl S1liuls
nleres, erSparIi Dir -Srubel, 2eieen uno llnz
foifeu, Gofortiae 2inSerung tritt Elm, bic
6eilung TOlst uadb, Der Sprup tllrirt pnItetI'
GrfGituua, fpunbe Quuge nno als pals uns
QunQenletben. Breis 25 un6 so @ents ot'
6laide. Sci 9etb 9. 6aucG 9r. 10S,
BeF Baltimore 9traBes au bG'
Sen. I22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
eemtiutemtaler scGbitmorS

SartforO, @Ouu,, %. @tat. = 0aotO
Iuen 3opner, Elm 8uhfiibrer aus SoIton, be-
giug geitern friib Selbitmorb aut bem Srabe
ieluer Nutter auf oeHt gMOrtiner-@ -@emeterp"
gu WiOoletopu, @onn. ST lam am AbenO
borber aus Boiton uno bate ietne Gante porber
brieflidb auigefOrbert, ibn ant @rabe ietrter
Niutter gu treffen. ST fanO iid) fur8e 3ett Dor
Der beffimnten Stunbe al Srt uno Stelle etn,
le9te einen SlumeultranB aui oa5 @rab unS
ia9te iid, gerabe als eine &ante eriAten, Dor
ibren augen cine &ugel Ou14 oa8 9er5., Sn
ieinen Saide1 fano man cine 2iite Der PeriOa
ren, pelae er gu ieiner BeerOiaung etngelaOer
su baben tpiini4te. @r mar &c Sabre alt unO
biuterldBt cine 8itttpe, iebO6 fetne SlnOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Wnnffnnintetlf.

WiilwQufee, gBi8c., 25. Mai. = Vaut
elmer 9epeife aus 6OnO ou Sac herridt bort
9roBe aufregung iiber Die 3ablnn9setnteIIung
Ser 81. 81. 8ofer'lden 8unf. Safer mar Der
@ieentbumer uno Gin getpifer 8urrom8 Saiits
rer. 0&an ifGbt ba8 9efiSit auf $500, 900.
Safer uno 8urrOuS iinb oerbaftet, uno Sebtes
rer mare auf Dem 8ege naA Oem @efdn9niiie
beiuabe BON ben pittbenSen @laubigerH erihOiz
fen iporOeu. Die StaOt tpirO $4,000 Oerlies
rem, uno Staotihusuetiter s. S. PerrtOn 1T
poQItdnot9 ruinirt. 9t0e llmfGnOe oeuteu al,
oaB 5ater unO 8urrOw8 grOBe SetriigereieH
hPnnuner hnheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
gNte Hebt ts NIT 9etmett 8Iute2 2

Die Sdbre8leit II 6a, mann ldlledEeS BlM
Fd oeltenS motbt; Die Ratur III iest bearebt,
Sqs SpTfem geiinb uub rein 81 erbdlten. aRaa
unterfiibe lie 6ur6 reht5eitige &upen6ung esG
6once'S 9aiiaparitlens Grtratt, etacs
eleitmGBi9 erfolgrcifeu uuO in leinen 5eilrutri
flmaeu Iid)eren 9&ittels; es bcrpirtt ralde nlte
oouii6neiQe Seilung bon punocn SteIlen, 6lA-
fQfeitcu, Sinueu, Soutousihldgsnr 9elans@
rem, 6dutleioen unb alien aus nuretneM SlnR
entfebeuoen llnorSnunseH, @S rthtet eGs
@nftem auf, Helt Die @eiuuOheit rDieScr htr
uno perleibt Gnergie uuo 9ebeHsulrtS. PreiS
81 bic TloIde. Sci 6etb @. 9anee, Mr.
iO8. & G f,S QItimares5 tra6e, 81 ga"
bsu. (2Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
g,ern,tSditc teIe0roDbtTdc 9epeTd,en.

Da0t0 III Sbur9 l@oB gsterH 5u
8arnelia Sour Corners, nabe g8atertomH,
R.zg., einen gerplIIen Saml. 3olOr nno beiien
stpei SSbne in elnem Streite iiber bic @ren5e
etues @runbfitdS.
Same8 gmmons, 81 Sabre aft, beging
tu6breno Der pOrlebten gtadt in 8tnOlorr
9.zS., Selbffmorb Our6 @rbdugen.
Qars 8ulanb, Elm IS 0teilen torolt4
bon 8oane, Sa., tuObueubel betagter S9meoer
puroe am lesten SOuntag friih als get4e IN
ieiuer 5iitte aufgefunSen. aae umitduoe oelt-
ten au, oaB er beranbt uub ermOrOet purOe.
Wapor SaIlo6 BON 9 an Srans
3tsco 1T in Se9Iettuug etnes ieiner SGbne
in SnbianapoIis, Snb., au9etommeu, I'M, an
Der Sabresiisung Der 8Gptifenpreet l.
GER 6es gan0e8 Sbeil su uebmen. Die Stsun9
bat begOnnen. Die giunuhmcn Der 8aPtiteu'
apiif0nsgeieuiaaft i'm ub9elaufenen Sabre be-
tru9eu $235, ,O32; bic S4HIOen betragen $29,'
955.
Sn OTTAWA, Ont, ls9te Der SduslllGu=
fer Sobu &uiue Dorgeiteru cine 0letle in oter
Wliuufeu 28 Sefunoeu 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
!. Y.nt,tt,tnNnre WMft.

gtem g)orf, %. Wtai. - Der hitter Oem
Womeu Commodore @eOr9e 8aibingtOu
glutt" befanrte 3merg itarb heute friib I'M
,Nutboup 6ouie," na4bem er adt g8OdeH
lang on Der Srigbt'i9en Nlerenfrantheit oar.
nie6er geleser bate. Der Serforbene mar 81
Sabre alt Inb 8 6uB 3OG bod. Gr pnroe
in WanGeiter, N.z6., ge6oreu, tuobtR man
ieine lleberrefte SebufS Befattuu9 briuseu uirb.
,.@nmmooore gtutt" beirathete Dor uugetdhr brei
SQhreu, uu6 feline 6rau 1T nod ain 2lben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
0l1AS Mertfo.

5tabt MerifO, 25. 0fai.-9er nit bem
Gapt. Cabs eei6lOfene @Ontratt tpuroe BON
bei6en Sduisrn Oes @Ougrefies 9enebrtgt. Gin
qroBes 8antett pir6 gu @bren bes Capt. CABS
bon DeEen 6reunben perauitaltet uerbcn. -
Uiebrere Merifaner tpuroen am leBten Sant'
ftaqe BON o1oeren Merifanern on Der gtatlonala
balm 9et1otet. Die 9trbett erlitt feline Inter
brednng.-@er. Grant's @Ontraft rpirb pabr'
lfetnlidb beute enogiiltig geuehnligt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

sine gicfIe @am6cttas. s.-tsntOe6nug zines Sis
hlilicusGtabliHemsrt iu draRfrciA.
Burt8, 25. RNi.-Dr. gambetta III Hdp
GaborS, iCincm GGbmtsOgte, ubaersiit, no er
mdbreno Der ibm gu @breu Utrauitaltetcu 6eits,
mebreye 9tsbeu bsIt.
,Guencment" mclOct, oo5 cine Sprsuqaofe
ln6 9ombcufobrit III @ioutrou9s, i'm 9tines
6eparttmeut, CrtOcdt morbtn III. 0rei Berios
ueu. BON oacu 3pci 59auOfi mo 6louOiUtt
bCiEen, iiuo Uer6aftCt morocn. Der ytame oss
orittu @eiaugeueu If uiat crmittdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
ain nrA,Inann In st. Snrenh.

ct. SoIepb, MO., 25. Wat.-8e5iglid
Ser borgeItern abenb uuter elmer bteilgen ytez
aertpirtbidaft fattgefunOeneu Sas @tplOFonr
meld,e rnebrereu NleniAen 0as Geben toitets,
glauben eint9e 2eute, bieielbe iei in SOlge elmer
SelbfsntSitnouug entfauben, rpdbano anosrs
genei9t fno, gu glaubeu, bab cine rn9Iols
SuuS 6as 6euer angelegt babe. 0as Surdl bic
@rpIoiion 5eri6metterte 9aus, in oenLes itets
,e6r IdrmenO berQing, mar ein @emeinifaben.
Der am Gi9enthum erlttte1e 8erluft TT nnbez
oeuteuo; an ben &orrGthen tuur6en mebr, 0ls
$500 unS am 6auie bSdbitenS $1,000 berloren,
nnb bieisr gerllft 1T DOlIitdnOiS ourh Serii-
herun0eu geoedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

Gs pare gut, peuu man nidlt oergdBc, ba5
0n8peije, idjlefter @eihulad i'm Dtunoc, &ufs
doken unb ale Don llnorOuungen i'm WGgeH
bcrriibrenoen Iblimmen 6ol9eH Id ourd Dr..
SboImerS' SeiItinttur bebeu lafen.
8c; bielen TGaM BON 99spepie, tpenn 0ie 4as
tieutcn 10 qcidmGdt rparen, OaB Der Ytagen
nid,t bas @ertugiie bebalten fonnte, FanSeu ite,
baf3 fie nad) eintgen 0Oien alles genieBen fOnn.
ten. Sci gterpenleiOeu 1T Die 8irftur pOr5itas
lidb, furirt DiigrGue, 9leurol9ie unO Diele aT'
bere Qei6eu. 8eriute cine 6loiae; 9tuberlug
erfolot iofort, Seiluug in tltrSer 3eit. Preis
81 bic 9luIde. Sci Setb g. 5ance, @r.
los, 8 c # s8altimOref fra Be, gu babeu.
CoN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
@St1nNe.

2tttle,9t d, 9lrf., 25. Mai.-9ie gfadz
rid)t traf beute bier ell, 0aB 0a8 @eiAattsOiera
tel Don Sarriion, Der @Ountpiib BON Boone
Gountp, 0ur9 elm bon 8rauOfiftern angelegteS
6euer 3erltDrt worOen 1T. Dian i4dBt ben
Q5uluIt auf $25 900. Ser OtagOr bat cine
gelobuurg bon $500 auf bic Serbaihng Der
0Grnt1Al AlIiftnr nltsneiettt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

Sin Gtid 9anO, Nns man i96a ner1cM
f6uute, wenn es nidt bur6 garfise 9elieu F1iS
8aumRumpfen berursiert mare, slsidt etiEsr
nit Ninnen unS 8liitben beOeften BhhfOgMsa
ulie. Dteiem liese fi6 burf 5ance's . al o.
artllensG rtratt abbelfeH. Prsts 81 DC
SloIdle. 8ei Setb @. 9ance Rr. 1885,
gB efts8a ltim OresS IT,, 8u babtn. (16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
QSfeI1fnGTffeA

@btcugo, 25. Wtat. - Die 3ufubr BON
gdipeinen beltef lid, beute auf 25, 900, Die Ser
ier6unq uuf 22O0 Gtiif; bte Breiie 0ariirteu
,lpi5feH $50 uu6 $6.35. - EinOoieb: gu
fubr 5000, Geren6ung 220O; Serfanie gu
ST. bis $500. - Saaafe: 3ufubr 1900,
lSerienoung 1000; SGfdufe 5u $5.87-$6.05.
ct. Qoui8, 25. Sd)peine: Ser
fdufe al $500 bis $500; 3uiubr 800,
gaIen6ung 74OO. - JtinOuieb: Sertdufe gu
$3.50 bis $G.1O; 3ufubr 1000, SerienOung
.-Sdaafe: &ertduie 5u $3.50 bis $500;
3uiubr 400, Serienbung tetne.
@aif 2tbertp, Benni., 25. 0fat.-
Die 3ufubr bon 8in60ieh belief iid auf 884 ;
gerrauie su $3.2 bic $6.50.-S6metue: 3Is
fubr 44O; &ertduie 81 $500 bis $6.55.
.-gaaafe: 3ufubr 800; Gerfdnfe gu $3.50
h;6 SE 0E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Gnt6ilaMm8 etmer Garra8tttl
S4n%SSS

0em gorf, 25. Dtai. - Die 8rOnSes
Statiie OeS 9lbwirals 6arragut i'm Central
parte tpurSe beute gtaduittag in @egeumart
elmer groBen Menihenmenge BON Oem @Ontre=
atulifat WleIandthOu Smith entbuut. Inter
BEN qntpeienOeH befaHOen itd 0tapor @racer
@eneral 9ancof, 0tugor Grace, Better Cooper
IL 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
gRnMt 9et1,e,tt emftets ettt GnSeE

Gebraude Sauce's 5uiammen9eiebteR u ae
born g 1rup 9egeu 6uIteu, @rtdltuAa.
grippe, 8lutipeieR uub 8ruifs uub 9unaeHs
beId,neroer. Bei Setb g, Sance, &r.
1O8, gG eft . Baltimore 9trGBe, tH
h0beu llD
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EeGe9rap6t(dje Qepe(6eta.
SnfattO-9

(s'srtate Der r&focttrten 8reFe" flr cen -@euti&e
gorreiponoenteu.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
0.nIebefl et1te9 Wcteratte,t.

GbicagO, 25. Mai,-gGnl. DIT, etH Ses
terou, meldhcr unter gtapoleou bel Getp3tg uuo
NotulcO tGmptte, itarb oelern su sSatertomn,
SSiec,, i'm Alter bon 81 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Ser,rtd,uts be,onoers moblfetler 8aaren fa'
cie5e 2SDd1e.

8are parbbreter brauner Saunlfu oltofle e1e9atI7
ter GuoIitdt Gents Die garo. anoermdrts lqGents.
Dorte aebIetdbten pnrbbreiten Moniienes iplenols
Der Suott&t fa gang 10 ein unS ion e6eniO gut ais
gPor11lltta nllr 10 @ents Die Daro. ., or.,...
Toiterl eebeithen, parbbreiten Moufettnes, Grtra=
ruaittst, MIR 8 @ents, mertb 10 @ents. .......
Boffen 9ebeidteR, 21S gdros bretten SetttnpSeI9s
% Gents. Sier ipart man @ents. .,.-
4 Yarte Al Yol, ao boppeIt bretter setsperter 0es
beaes, eleaante Waare, nur 371a Gents. anoerpaTts
nid9t unter so Gents bu baber. c--...u,... q,
Soften SdIt1en mt Yopier uno @onpeIien, "A
s3ooeIl iInb "a Gouperen, Gents oa5 Sdlt9en'
NnSere Gfret6materalien ebenio bil9. ..
Die nod ibrisen Iesantel saipnrette au GEMS o'e
gar6. "a e.>.. ...cr,sA
Gtn, sroSe garts nsuer seiOertnopfe gu eents Oas
1uBtno. c,..,. ..,s..x>oxoh..
if!ide, bic ie in Baltimore oferirt noroen. ooo,<.
Soften BaumtpuGipnIen gutter Aualltat' wv gatos
ouf ieoer Gpule, % Gents oas OuBeno. ,.. -
Sortte neuer eebTudter gtOife, quite auaIttdt nuT
Scents. - s,....... .o,> rz.a
soften eonapOaener IdUar,er Sunttn9s ~ stS.
syoien Stuei 1aros breiter ihiuarSer eenSerdnoers
Ter G5renobfne nur % Gents Die 9oro.
SotlllnS SoustleSer 80, 60 uno 20 Gents
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
sic Gtanfsff11tID pott &cnncifee.

Raiboille, Senn., 25. Mat. - Dem
@ontrolerlr tpurbe sefern ein @tnbaltsbeiebl gu
genellt, tpelfer ibm al5 Wtitglieb Der 6unOtz
Tungs .@OmmiliiOH Oerbletety Die StaatsIAuIo
81 fun6iren.
Sn Der @iugabe, tpelde nieien @inbalt8z
befehl 5ur 6oI9e bate, tourbe Solgenoe8 gelz
tend genaft: Die yMiueral Some @iienz
babn"s sSbligotionen, iopie Die fir &rte9s8pede
ausgegebensR Sbligatiouen ieien in nugeietz
lifT g8eile emittirt porOen. Die NnHahme
be8 6un6trungsgeiese let burh 8titehung
burdgiett norber. 2ll8 Die betreffenbe Bill
porla9, 6atten Mit9lieOer Der 2e9i8latur in
SenneIiee'r Sbligationen ipefulirt. Gin 2egts'
laturmitQlteb babe $4,000 un6 Elm anOeres
SIS 900 erbalter, I'm, fir Die 8ta Su itiumen.
seruer purbe geltenb geuadt, NaB oaS 6nnoi'
rungsgeies parfaiiun98tuibri9 iei, neil eE
StaatSeinfiinfte auf 80 Sabre perwiltge, tpdbs
renO o;e 9erfafun9 langere Serlptatgungen
als auf 3tpei Sabre perbiete, unb @retuttO.
beamten 9erihtlide @etpalten Ualetbe.
Der ginbaltsbefehl purDe berettS am 90
B. Nlts. bonn 0ti9ter s. s. Btlltam8 in 8in
defer betpiligt. &ontroleur gtOlan, Elm 0tit
| 9ties Der 6un6irrngsbeb6rbe, ia9t, eS pitroer
feline S6ritte 8ur Aufhebung beS @tnhalts.
beiebls 9sifeber, bis Staatsidatmeilter Pol
| nm GStdotSIefretGr Huun ,1lriidfrhren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Al. SQbrgaltg.
Neme An;etseit.
2Ieaf, Nrnlfroug & Coup,
Dicmiere ,tieoriaer Vreife
H3t0 ttaab6noerltd1 fefter YtetIe,
G6e Der
Salttntcter ttao SoHtoarifraBe,
Al 4

User entjernt tpob,,t, Id,retbe nad1 praben!
AuFer ben &iiletinz gRnaren baben lptr 9unoerte
Spptfbiuteer MrtitsI in alien 5beten oes 9aHles uno
pele empfeblensnertbe Rouitaten.
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Rpntae, oen 23. Yaat.

Renn man Gtfpos in osler eife ndlt iie6t e mrloe
non ms, mas man pfnitt, un1 mir l1Iden Plooen'
Gine Nnfftarte ioitet nlIr eilien cent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

SSfr aehcft 9laen fttit f,teOrtgen gSretIen noran
gStr baIten nur iolioe gSaaren! .....
%Sir perfaufen uasiete gSaaren itnr 3n IeHe"
Rreiie. ,
nAatanAiff iNeIO lQQCRW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

gtew.0 0oTf, 25. Wlai. = Die D@Oening
8ofl" if 6ie SGnbe Der S6. &arl SdurS, 9os
race Bbite unb 6. 6. @o0fin iibergegaugen,
uel9e 9eitern bic contrOlrenoe 0taiorttdt Der
gftien anfapIten. Sr. Sdur5 miro morgen
Die ebitortsle Qeitung Oes 8Iutte8 iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26
Gonfltn8 ttttS Slatt.
Retn repablifaniIdler Ganins. s..9ain.sr tailed


tere MusIId)ten fur Die GrsSfnatoren.
1lbann, gt.>O., 25. Utai.-OaS@a @aufu8=
Gomite 6es Staat5enat8 ididte beute oeTl
Spredber SEQ. $. Sbarpe, 8orfber 0es Gau>
tusz@omite's bes llnterhaulcS ber@eieegebung,
Gin Sdrelben, tueldeS erttGrt, bic 9tep-D Dorfer
9unSesienatoreu bGtten bur6 ibre &eiignation
bic rcpublitauiid]e Bartei 0es StaateS gtemz
gorf nit Der Aominiitration in &onflttt &C.
brad]t Hno ben 9emofraten 81 elmer Dtalorlt0t
imSenate perholien. Die republifantid]e Yartei
bon g&etuzOorf tGune ibre 8e5iebungen 81 Der
republifaniiten Bartei i'm Nagenleinen ntd1t
Der @utIdeioun9 elmer Waiorttdt in einem&auz
FMS Der Geietgebung anbeimfellen, unO Die res
publitaniifen Staotsienatoren bielten e3 oeB1
baIb nid)t fir ratbiam, etneu gemetuIameu
&aufu8 beiber 3peige Der @eiet9ebung 6u 0ers
anfalten.
Die gBeiaeruua Ses 9enats=@omite's it4
an einem @aufuS 3n betheiligen, fam nidt urts
ertpartet unb Die Sttuatlon III iomett ntt)t me-
ientltd perGnbert. Die uStalwarts" bebaup-
ten, ibr 4ufruf III einemGaufrs babe bis beute
Nittag bsreit8 80 llnteridrtften erAalteu; 81
tpiirbe etne Ntaioritdt Der republifanti4en VtIts
slieoer Der @eiebgcbun9 GlSmadlen.
GIbann, 25. Dtai. - GS idletnt helte
Gbeno, als OBJ fetn @aufu8 Su Stanoe fouls
men, unb baB Die @eiet9ebun9 am nG4ften
0ienllage obne rpettere SOrbereitun9en CUR abs
itimmung ifretten mirb. Die pStalwartS" q"
fangen on, 3ei9en BON gntmutbtgun9 all ben
Sag gu lcgen, unO tuiIieu uidlt reft, oh ile I'D
auf oeu @ouperneur @OrneQ perlaiien f0nnen
ooer nidt. Die 0emofraten beharren auf III
rem 8Oriate, fiG auf feine SerbinOnu9 nit IT.
genb elmer Der republtf. 6atttoneu etu5ulafeH.
@ut unterridtete BeriOnen pOllen piIien,
buB &Onfling eingcieben bat, baB er it4 Surh
faIid)e 8OripRgdungen beme9en lteB, ipteoer
al8 &anbibat auf;utreteu un6 oaB er feline babe
Stunoe bier mar, ebe er einea Srrtbum 9epaRr
tpuroe.
Die bemofratiIden Mlit9leSer Der @eiesge>
bung baben beidlOiien, am ndditen Dtonta9e
einen @auIus in Der Senat8tammer abluhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-26

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fern N @eieui6ait oes ruifiaen OiplOmatii9eH
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tea eutOrOet tporben.
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bel Qonoon, brauute In pOrlebter ytadlt bis anI
BEN @run6 nie6er. SiegierungS Orgdne BE-
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-11
General Trade.

The value Of corp, corn meal, -four
POTATOES, cab sage and onions is higher
and all except -four is scarce. An
active speculative mdvement for some
time past has stimulatedths meatimar-
ketEtocks are light at points Of sup
plysnd few hold the bulk oft. The
drought in the southwest and west,
where the crop has been cut short,
causes corn to advance.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour is firm
with an upward tendency. Jobbers sell
xxx at "a 90; family at So 70 10 So co.
choice Sc % TO SO 90; fancy Sc rs 20 81 %.
patents 81 so TO 50 o.. Cornmeal in lots
So IN per Dbl, and from store 70 20 to
1926 per Dbl.
FEED STUFFS-Corn scarce With
moderate demand at Zoe 10 arrive, and
lac TO 76c in small way. Oats, 49c TO
SOC per bu by the car load for choice mix
ed. and 52c TO 5Se in a small way. Bran,
scrace at sic 90 per ton, and Quo per cwt.
Cottonsoed meal, 81 10 per cwt Bay,
Rl60 Otto ST. 90 per ton, and S5c to 81 W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-11

Attachment Notice.

No, 35-Before c NJ Calls, J. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-Robins Il Alternately VS.. j &
Stokes.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 1856 Of the Code of
Tennessee. and returned, levied upon the
property Of the defendant, and affidavit hav-
the plaintiffs IN the sum Of thirty-twO dollars
and thirty. cents 1892 90, due by account, and
that the claim is just, and that the defend
ant Is nonresident II the state of
Tennessee; 1t Is therefore ordered that said
before me on the I'd day Of September,
1881. at II o'clock N at my Office, in German
town, Tennessee, AID defend said attachment
suit within the time prescribed by law, or the
samo will be proceeded with exparte; and that
oopyof this order be published once week,
This the 29th day Of July, 1881.
l32 las IA $50 @ AZ CAII,IS l. p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-11
81. Aansis female Academy. Msmnhls.

UlHI6 institution is delightfully."- situated in
l. retired and healthy part of the city of
Memphis, commanding the advantage Of
town and county. The entire surroundings
breathe an air of peaceful seclusion, which
ever exeIts so powerful an influence over the
moral, physical and intellectual life. The
course of study embraces the various branches
of a solid and useful education. In the regu-
lar English course, the pupils on entering are
ranked according to their proficiency in Or
biography, Grammar and Arithmetic. Par
ticular attention is given to Sacred and Pro-
fame History, Rhetoric and Composition,
Latin and French enter into the regular
course. A portion of time is allowed to each
pupil for plain and ornamental NeedlewOrk,
Shell, Flowers, etc. Terms per Session, pay'
able hall. yearly invariably in advance-fOT
board and tuition in all branches taught in
the highest schools, Plain Sewing, Marking,
etc.. Bed, Bedding, Stationery and Washing,
500 and Sl25, according 70 the age or lass Of
the pupil Special terms when several mem
beers of the same family attend the school. No
allowance is mace for partial absence or with
dTawal before the expiration Of the term, eX-
cept in case of serious or protracted illness.
EXThAs-German. Italian, etc., each Sl2;
Music on Piano and use of instrument, $50;
Drawing and Water. Colors, $40; Oil Painting,
$50; Embroidery and Ornamental Work, $40;
at professors charges: Vocal Music in class, S5;
Private Lessons, SIS Board per month during
vacation, if spent at the Academy, washing,
ETC., SIS, Medicine and physicians fees will
form extra charges. Terms for day pupils, So,
81, s. or So per month. For further particu-
lars apply TO the LADY SUPERIOR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-11
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER 0PFIOH,
MEMPHIS. TENN, August II, 1881 J

MEMPHIS, TENRs' August III tool'l
1t is currently runiOred at Louis
vile that a syndicate in the interest
of the Louisville and Nashville rail
way company has bought up 81, OOO,OOO
worth of the Memphis and Charleston
railway stock, and the fact that it has
advanced from CD TO "a within the
past two weeks indicates that liberal
purchases have been made for some
such purpose. The sales in New York
yesterday OF Memphis and Charleston
stock are reported at 1000 shares, the
closing price being 81. The twenty
year lease of this road to the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road
may possibly be annulled if the l..
and N. has really accomplished the
purchase as limited The increased
earnings Of the l.. and N. railway as
compared with last year, rank
among the most noticeable of the lines
of the country. Forty railways in
their reports of operations during
July show an increase in grosa earn
jngs over same month last year o.
\ 81, 1871, $50, or 16 per cent, the total
being SIS, 295, 292, against sl3,O97, 5l2
Since January thirty-nine of the roads
have earned a total of $94,3O9,O34
against SSl, 374,493 same time last
year,
In the general list Of speculative
railway stocks in New York yesterday
prices recovered from their depressioa
in the early part of the day ! to II pei
cent, owing to the fact that the rep
resentatives Of the roads have agreed
to stop the freight rate war after the
ed inst, when the grain rate from
Chicago to the Eastern seaboard vii
be- &c cents per cwt.
TIE Local money market is very
quiet. With capital in ample suppl!
and a gradual increase in the offering
Of mercantile paper. The discoun
rate of which is from 8 to s per cent
Exchange is steady at par to &c dis
count buying for Eastern and /
premium selling for drafts on New
York or Western cities. On New
Orleans rates are par selling and i
discount buying. Our uncurrent Sc
curities rule as follows:
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RIVER IETELLIGEHCE.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Arkansaw City, Katie Hooper..5 p m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Commonwealth, St, Louis.
John A. ScuddeF, New Orleans.
John Gilmore, St Louis.
I'D" Katie Hooper, Arkansaw City
DEPARTED.
Steamer James Lea, Friars Point.
" Rene MacreadY, 0seeola.
- Hard Cash, White river.
- p. i. EckeFt, Baton Rouge.
Commonwealth, New Orleans
John A. Scuddsr, st. Louis.
John Gilmore, New Orleans,
IN PORT.