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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Stebmdrfte.

@bicagu, 2G. ausuit. - Die 3ufubr
bon Sfwtnen belief iid beute auf 5000
Stiid; SerieuSun9 5000; bic Yreiie uariirs
ten Swtiden $500 unb 1920. - &inSpteb:
i3ufubr 5000; Serienoung 400; Setfduie
III $2.25 bis $7.75.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 900,
Serienouug 1909; Serfaufe gu $500 bis
$40.
ct. 2ouis, 26. Guguf. - Sdpetne:
i3ufnbr 400, Serenoung 500; Sertduie 3u
$3.50 bis $3.50. - 0tiuopieb: 3ufubr 500,
Serienbuug 1000; Serfdufe gu $500 bis
$7.50.-Sduaie: i3ufubr 2300, Serleubung
1900: &erf4rfe III So. 80 biS 81. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
4Iutiasr StrascnfrawaI.

8uoroillc. Eeun., 90. gnaua.-0ou
eusbp, BE-. i'm 'etteu December rtueu Sohr
General Wabtn's e.ifob, iua gencru nit
ecettrem auf bee S,rnBe Streit an uuo
pnr5s ptrLaltet. Sm yoli,sissrihts ipioers
issit CT fidl Der 9nimaiuuHa, uuo rs e.folate
elm Nanbatmtnqt, bel BEN ynsbu t6stlidj
rtrpuueet uut irlu Sa,tr rifolIen murSe.
gtatral plabrn nn1 etu SOhu btiitlbsu, Der
iidl tbfniaIis an oem 4amp't betbeiliate,
lbtrilrisritn flo BEN Gsrldte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28

gtemport, @.>S., 81. slusuit.-Brds
iibent glrtbur ipobnte bente benz @ottcsz
bienitc in Der Stride Der rSereinigteu Sc.
meinbe" bel. Mlorgeu pirb er bel gS. SO.
aitor friibftiten, BON 2 bis llbr Nafmitz
tags einen OffentlidJen Gmpfang i'm vSceanz
Scuie" abbalteu, ipdter bem uon Srn. u. u.
Vops psranitalteten gmpiang beipobuen
uno am abenb bel Srn. Sobn @. @Gis
ipetien.
SeIr.tdr CHANDLER tptrb morgen firth auf
benz 0ampfer nSallappoia" iiber 9Soobs'
Sau Ino Nautudet naC) Solfou abreiIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
GntIetlide Namilieutraa6sie.

SeGanb, SGs., 81. 4uauft. - Srau 8.
81. Stratton, Satin zines bieiiaen Aopos
faten, ifOB beutG abenb ibreu 0tauu uub
fdl ielbf, unS Seioe ftarbeu faif augeublid-
liG. Sbr gtotip fir bic Chat III nidt be-
fannt. 3as Gbepaar mar erii felt &ur,em
uerbeirathet unb idlien gliidlid ,uiammen ,l
isben. llnmittelbar Dor benz Sorfan b0rteu
bic giudbarn bic Gbeleutt nit eiuauber
freitsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28

HHff8H al Mmeaa Ntaf
sH ffRftH tatlgif kfFfiAf Eve sassamst
#fatil Niff II fitHH "A Wiiiffs #a
ssifH 80 ltitfs tai tfm ftaatlsiissmsl.t
Wft tltg aasfisHesa Hat msstfs
49, MmHa ea4 tfm fshsiiM #skaagiss
fe#tAH M@ m FFffi#8 mf 90 bs8gsiA
tHfi fftfttt# N8f'iws*i ~ y Hgssit
ltit q fHHfa ff HsfHflHsffl Ia
tHis fsfHs Naitiisssis tH - lH kfa
tiNH eifsstifa wflaaaissa A. Hhs i1m
#eR NAt tt im #fitF Ash4mAs M8si#nts
#sfFf aN #AMN HRif #iH aeHsifg 49,
R88gslsff 80 fssHAta #ss4Aisaassn IS
fs 1flilfs NilHsa pks Astssssa8 mlsl
hastlA mmAssH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28

MNntaHmfths Aia., ag. Mnann. =.
1 aHafN tffgi flH Aagslstf, tft tlntl afaa,
= mfHt eslhatlHf nahute en- ~ smtss
fima tfHtie tsflfH peH tlff swat Ell.
t8H tiiiflts tanu tfwefafl tailt avs ~
HstfH mtf. mHFtf sfAftn tlaaHaHafa mm
HH tfH ,tt MF N tif ##amMhsi psf#bi.
FsH flHfH fHtHRiifH talFstasifn a. sinfm
NsVwf aHlaftaaafH
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ras aslbs a,sks,.

paHanha, ~ Aaanh ghAhFfnh hs,
pfllsiltufH a'elhF HHs tahitr ~ sfllaHfu
~ eflkfH Nlftf efhefbtH flf Nlahflht,
20 ~ salHffsVlllas mAtIfHb slglge tem
nifti - sutasllasn Sallntlatsu aatbtn,
HhF tfmfHilfs
#tRmHaHtilft Afib aa Mmanh
Ngpis mHtFfH tHtlff IA 4gi4aMlmmafn 4 4
siltfp Hiftf aHt ttfetaAf aHsfmukii
% fislsmfisf hsftln tiaii Sift tfHsafa
feA Hsitfs sHf Wgslsg SECS Hsaf aas at
it8HfnHA MaHsmfth#H
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Gcrmif6te telsarapbiSbs Se'
nefch on

Sr 9amp ptou, Sirg., fanb pOraefern
cine 9 d. lGgerei atpiideu ben 9teseru
Sbos. Zee unb SenrD Sroofs ffatt, nuo @rz
ffsrer periette ieiuem @cgner einen tOJts
liben S6lag NIT eiuem Belle. Gee lit oetz
baltet.
6. Dt. 9Gel6, elmer Der Seriiber bes
Ganfraubs &eiuanee, Sns., lit
in @benangos @ountp, N.zD., perbaftet
motIeu. @r reifte als agsut elmer Sofoner
6iidbGnblerfrma. Ntan fanb iber $24 900
BEL tbm Dor.
Sn Saucelito, Gal, III Elm g"ptfer
Dram, tpelder nit einem Ser3leiSen bebaTtet
mar, anI Samfage, nafSem er fd nil eis
mem gefannten ;rm Sder;e in einem & auns
tompfe Unit 9an1Itubeu am 9enlei1en bate,
plDtlidl seitOrben.
6. B. Sbompion's Giiigfabrif
III Seus, Wfinn., branrte geitetn 1rlb ME
Der. Serluif $4,000.
Der @ 6Geppbampfer rSearlef"
girg geitern II Meilsn Obetbalb 1T. Char
Les, Dio., i'm Witfiourt inter. 8eiI
Wenidenleben giug perloren. Oas 5abr=
Seug gebDste Der ysHiiiouris gcrep. Grams
portations@o." uub wlrbe aui $4,000 ges
Iddtt.
@bas. Sperr1 in groolfflS, Maii,
zines 8eriuds angeflnst, isine Sanille nit
Bariier Grin 81 pershteu, bat itd Der
geborbe geitent Inb iit cer 8tanos Sum
iiberpieien rpproen.
6elipe @bauas, Elm reid)er Siebs
;iiGter ars Sulencia County, NsM., lit
nabe Glumillo I'm lsnsm @orntp) ais 9et d.
auf benz 3 8abngeleiie aufseiuuoel
tror1en. Wan permulbet, bab E. pou Raus
bern ernlor0et fpur5e, urb baB Qestefe ben
SUrper auf bic Sdienen legten.
Gin Segelboot, in melden fd) 8.
gS. Ssminston uub Geo. @orLeI ans stsp.
g)crf beianoen, tenterte poraelisru abeub
bti Charles Sslane, nabe gieip Sapen,
Conn.,, unb Cornell er;rnut. 9iemington
muroe bon Siifsrn gsrsttst, naf)oem c; iidb
IA Smuben lang Gil bem umgetipptsu Boot
ongeilamnert battle.
General &bas. 8. Bomers, elm
Neuctat in S d. firr, R-D., meldler Den
Siirgtririea I'M srIitn Rrm.Norter Reaime. At
mttmafts, itiiDts ssiiern fab In goIgs s'nrs
behltritts ani Der Stra6s nithtr une pes
lteir hdl 10 i6wsr, oab CT In tur,er Belt
n0Th. CT mar i9 Sabre alt
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Gin Edmpfer Derbrannf

@btcugc, 26. ausuit.-0ie Iadridt
1T bier einsstrofien, Dab Der Shraubeuoam=
pier r@bicaso," @igentlum bes pru. 6. M.
Zane bon bier, in Der Nadt bonn lesten
9ienifase nabe Rortb.5or.SS SlanS auf benz
Wiitiganfee perbraunte. Sie Nannid)ait
ipnrbe gerettet. Niau i9det ben Serlult
anf $4,000. 0as Tdbrjcus bate cine uat
Buffalo beitimmte gabuus SetraiOe am
Sorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Cine Trau pom einem Snaben er:
fd1Iaacu.

@larfsuille, Senn., 26. ansuft. -
Die Gran beS Daniel Saulep unb Srau
Sheparb aertetben bier In Streit uno ipurs
ben tbdtlid. Seibe Grauen fodten ipie Gis
GET unb oas Slut fof In Sit0nel. 9Sabs
ren1 Die SdmpienSen iid sepaft batten, trat
Der II Sabre alte Sobu Der Srau Sbeparb
binju. nnb pe;iette Der Srau SanIeg NIT
einer art eiren Streid auf ben Sopi, ben
letteren ipaltenb. Sie@etroheue itarb augens
hIIfiid,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Rentiof MnItinn,n

abcmas w oaristt. Eerasus 1, n utr. I'm sni,
dtn belet, ~ 81 Cd uHt 81. RgrbsG Galpattfats.
fftTts. Sudden, uiB.
rNm. gftmffsr, Rafnitiau6 mn a iibr. an rrt
nft @tfut taa lhhnf wruntNh6 Er M. Mamaw
@Waht, mii firfm ruifn HaHHalefH t'.. tfHtlwfrufr
~. tslani unt Opsm iatditsn GufHtilHlt
ser inuutenreFitn
Waithflss A niFftaae HdHmttaai ubr or
Afl uHl tifAt faf NIrntHhs Nff Fint HfHi urt
kFHf HfenNf VIE tiHfm WtfiffH tifhfiHHlffrfH Hflul
kAs nna saaafftm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28

NsHkaH. VA. Anaah Ri84 saW faF
effNaei talitit AtF4iAg aea eensfsna mfl
ttihS8iFgHiNtilU HaA ftsM ~tMashHsfnf a.
~ assHi8ta Rktlss afHutss "a 4 ~
Nlaa sAa mafa4hn tsia@a AH aselfta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
ShredcnSfbdt cineS pabniin=
nt0cu Mcecr6.

@alpeitOn, Ger, 90. auguif. - Giue
Spsjiolbcpeid,e ars atbeus, Ger, melost,
oab Elm in anocriou'S Souutp aridlfger, be-
tagter Neeef, ipelfe. fir pabuiiunia gilt,
btEte ;meieu ieiuer Gnfel bic S6pie abbadte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
ShidiaI siuss q cnntaas,Sana'
ftfeFA

2bttoh. G.. 90. anana. -- VIE atRsrn
Rancr ~, y Vblnlpe @ti0lldsr tnsr wls.
lheklhtn alrhs, Wttttlis BET erlmlnauua
bee esittss, msldst ben 0tiani pen eplrl.
lnelfH en- Rennlaa psfblfltL mll Nehu q.
*mllhl flHfn hefpunaatnstH @tirtlAfhaHh
ltt, ~ Riffll atFltit, putbt ft uon elsism
afiahglih afnshfH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Cine Sclocnt5at.

Macon, Ga, 81. 9(uguit.-Seff Strtz
lambs &Obnung Gil Yearion, Coffee esGouutp,
brannte in bergongener gtadt nieber, un6
Bertha Greer, cine fletue Sodter bes Sru.
q. 6. Greer, fam in ben SlammeI nm.
Sbre Sdmeiter Belle puroe bur9 q. S.
DicSonalo aus 6cnt btennenoen @ebduoe
gerettet. 6aar unb Bart mur1en Sru. Dtcz
9cnalb bel iciner belbsnmiitbigen Sbat uon
ben 6lanlmen perieugt.
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Eefesrap9tf6e 9epe(6e,,.
Der Yrddbeut in sSem.prt.

Cgsr6te Der ,gTociirten greiTe" fir ben Dsutiten
gprreipcnbenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-28
Staot 3aftintore.

Ntm 10 T. 0 Tt II II I q II u IL
ten.-Sriebensrifter Garter bon @arbens=
billie purbe am 9ienftas nad Der Selair=
3oao berufen, I'm eine 0eidenidau Su bal
ten. als er aber bort eintraf, mar er nidt
tpeuig eritaunt, bic r2eide," etne Srau,
tpieber tpobl unb munter su iebeu; bic Bic
bere mar MIR total betrunfen gepeien.
Sereibi wurbe am Samitag i'm On.
pertors @eridte Sr. Seiie e. Sines, tpelber
sum 3peiten Male gum Staats=G oulmiIiU
fir bas Seriiherunsspeien ernannt woroeu
lift.
Ser Snifanb bes Idtb. Sas. 6.
BartoI, Sberridters bes 0tarpldnber 9lp-
peuaticns. @erid)ts, ipG iid ettuas sebeiiert
haben, absr leiber nod INNER Elm 3tenlib
bebenflidcr iein.
Gin gaItimorer ans Gleranz
brta ausgpieien. - Sobn Cooper, ein
Baltimorer Bdder, hattie iid bieier Gage bel
eineu Seiufle tn Ileranoria, Tirg., eineu
gans fiirdterliher Iffen gefanft nub iif) oas
bel. rpie es bei6t, iebr unanTfdnbig aufse=
fiibrt. Gr tpuroe besbalb NIT elmer @elbs
buBe belegt nno iiberoies erIuft, idleunigft
ben Stoub Ileranoria's pom ieiaen Siiben
Su idiittelu.
Gin gertebeuer Burihe. - gu
Dem i'm Scr. 251, .9ombaroitrase, mob.
neuoen Sfubpaarenb6uoler Or. War Ras
pbel tam am Samitag gtatrittag etu Sars
btaer, NIT gamen Sobn Wtartin, uno crs
sdblte tbu, bab eiuer ieiuer Nreuu5e elm
Yaar Stiefel miinid)e iub auf oteielbeu an
Ger @ountps0erite marte. Sr. Hapbel be.
aab fidl eeshalb, NIT mebrereu Yaaren Sties
felu ausgeriiiisi nad BEN genaunten Srte,
no ihn Iein Segleiter anwies, einen auoeu'
bid an parten, bis sr leinen 6reuue benad)'
ridjttgt babe. Aber ieioer oauerte oas Bar
ten etmas Iangt, uno itlieelid besab iidl
oef @rprellte anf ben Seinmeg, nm BON ei'
ntr treurn Sebenearidbrtin Su erfahren, oaB
Der Narbtge in,mildleu ruieoer oagepeen iei
nne I'm Wamsn bts Sdubmahere nod nm
Elm wsitsres Eaar Stieiti uadatiudlt babe.
NTglos bate ihm bic Nran oailslbt ilbsrats
ben, ha Nf mnhtf, hah ihr Wiann nit BEN
MARRIAGES lnlamrsn 'ortafaanatn MAR. llts
triasus mnrhe hfv ittdas Hnrldt ldlon am
&amliaa Hbsnb ptthaIlsi anb BEN @tiaua.
nlne hbfrmltlfn, nadlhtm lhn o.. Maphsl,
mtidsH hR @flsafnhtii bfnnuif, lhm islns
Nanhi ilbfF fin hfftFIlats Hfrlatrsn ln lsht
unaflhmInftfn xhpFitH auelnlpgftfH, ltfns
uNilti haiti.
pssaItsriAts aHs suaibimaisn.
MatttHatamt MI. MaaHh. tfH
iHnaf rtmlt h8m hHaAlHlfm MlaHsH amFg
tfffut. RamilA W #. Hleptf, 4si Nsl
pcs trt ff NfhamiaifHt HgaHf ts3fttt.
ftitif efh5tn Mstafa ams kfm Nsghkb4sgif
NaH #l#A. 4 hffhsf lMtaA naagfis
fiANH Htfi 4lRMAAalflf MO MAmM lhH
PAIR h'#s let asl Va HsHfm mmfs aals
lF#h 'seh a t sa~ftL sea fisf
#tNNsf NsN Hsi mEs ~ iftf Ntlf
AAfAAi te# #fHf NJ Nssfsis limmn aaA
h#aM NHH A# qtia#t asf tllts tassh
WMA #HHAhFh fHH # H#ss MahMB amA
laNtsgt hHit N HH #sl sAa
go a NHsEH Hf hssf 49, Esams8l
go nai ~ FN s#Nf tss
tHtaAN kmM eaH ASA SO
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NM M HtAAA a m
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Mns Der 8unbeSbanptftabt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


9Saibingtou, 26. ausuit. - Der Be
ridt bes general=eanbamtes fir bas 6iSfalz
iabr 1882 (am 30. Suni b. beeuoet) ipirS
oemndfit per0ffentlidt meroen nnb ;eisen,
bas fiG bic 0ffentliden QdnSereieu anger.
orosntlid) raid uno in iteigenbem Serbdltnib
perringeru. @dbreno i'm Ioriabre 2,5S7,z
617 Ider fir 8aargelb perfauft ipurbeu,
betrdgt bic 3abl Der bieies Sabr perfauiteu
9dnbereieu 3ur 8ebauung 3,699,S abgez
eben BON ben perfauften Snbianer=2dnoez
reien, ierner 37,063 afer Wineral> >9dubes
reien, 166,055 Ider @eibelanb uub 7194
4der &oblengefilbe. Sraft oes Seimitdtten'
@eiebes ipuroen ooriges Sabr so 100
4fer perdubert, bieieS Sabr aber G, 81, ,739.
Die Sermebruug Der NnFeblungen ifaIt Ses
Torltulturgeieses lit ebenfaas aMlTaLene.
SIM pprbergebenben murben in bieler gSetle
1, ,763, ,799 Nder unb in bieiem Sabre 1903,
1877 pergeben. SIM gaujen iuuroeu ipdbreno
oes leeten Sabres 10,893,3 ,397 ader fir
| $5, ,40S, ,SW uiio in bieiem Sabre Is, Cos, ,S4S
fir $8,361, ,091 uerdubert.
Sbayipieler teiHs Hrbsiteri
Gin Mitslieb Der dineFlden @cIanbtidafi
tbeilte bem Staats5epartenen NIT, baB fi.
| neflden SfauIpielern, bic bon Banana
famen, bte grlaubnib sur 9anSuna in San
Sransisco perpeigert fpurbe. Sie Sad)e
rpurbe bem SdamtSieiretdr SoIger mitge.
tbeilt, ipelfer benz i3ollcolleftor in Gan
Sran3isco telcgrapbirte, baS Separtement
betradte Sdaulpieler nift oils Arbeiter i'm
Sinne bes antibineiengeieses. uuo eesterci
babe auf bieielben fetne anpenSung.
Die mnmeel Der Station.
Nsent Dtiles bon ber @bepenne= unb 9lraz
pabo= Snbaner=N Ngentur i'm SnoianersSers
ritorium beriftet, bab bic n0rbliden @begs
ennen bic GbfiGlt ausgelpro6en baben, mad
Der PinesRiogezNgentu in Oafota III mani
bern, obne 9tiifiidt oaraui, OBJ man i'm Sls
biauerbiireau bamit einperifaubeu 1T ODER
niht. SieIelbeu baben bereits friiber nm
bic GrlaubaiB III bieier auswauberung nads
geiuht jebod bonn SnoiauercOrmiiiGr feiue
Autport erbalten.
Or. BIis mill S25, 200.
Or. SliB bat Der @ommiilion, tpeldjc ers
haunt muroe, nm bic Stoteu Der Sebauoluug
uno Seeroiguns bes Brdfbenten @arfielo gu
tilgen, in eiuem Sriefe feline auipriihe aui
Gntiddbiguna anseinanoergeiett. Gr be-
bauptet, ieine Yraris babe ibrn CUR i3eit bea
~itthtuie WI SulIttip eiipu TloOO plu 0tpS
nat eingebladt, uuo er babe bielelbe nab.
renb Der 3eit, in iueld)er er ausidlieklid)
burd Die Sebanolung bes perwuubeten Yrd=
iioenten in anipruh geuommen mar, tell
ipeiie eingebii6t. aubsrbsm babe er bnrd
lange Nalytiuafen unb iibermdBige anltreu-
snngen ieiuer @siuubbeit erbebli6 geidaSft,
rHo er CLAUDE besbalb, baB S25, 900 MIR eiue
gerrdte GntI6doiguug fir ieine Ocuitlet.
llunsen NIB ieine Serlnite ietn miiroen.
Ssrmiicbtfs.
Die geilrige Steuer Ginuahre betrug
$50S, 56.37 unb Die 3Olleiunabme 81 ,063,.
223.64.
i3ur Gtnl0iung beftimmte Ratioualbunt.
noteu I'M Setrase Don $331,000 iieien se.
fern i'm Stasamte Elm.
Oas Staatsbeparteu1ent fpuroe bonn ome-
rifaniIden Sciauuteu in gonoon benadrtfl
tigt, oaB S'Dfabonep, elmer Del in Srlanr
in Saft befnbliGen anlerifaner, in Sreibeit
geIeBt norben 1T.
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HtWi HH NnHHH WI ant Nefl taib
lfliagaEtti wltb, bsi htmitai &fhmouf
ttH aeFlfaf ttt ltalifHllefH NaasgfAlHfg
Rfiensalegge tfnAt Hm mit kgaHHbfn
uft tfe atmH antaalfH hfl N lafn Ntlfas
aln sees Nfhhfaues eta &isalaiisHfa las
firf saesifellHi la htfaihfH. Nfs lialls.
Hii8 AafliaH hai efH lfiHu MfalsfWea tli
ttleitfiliAtn AMhfufleHtn lai alh NtItai.
lfR y gl8HafR
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MtfFMRtFt8s NM mH#sH 4mNi#M
fgH8 FiisNfifm tHfR. wif m#n ses aieat
ntshsfs GHfNs ffiahIt ~ 80 Gasfsa
iaEsEif1s Hat ~ ~ eRtffa Nunallaesa
lmtlas aa4fmaahsn mfFham. "A maa ~ IN
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Yon0 DON, 26. Nugult. - Die r3tmes"
srbielt folgenbe 0epeife ans alsrauOria !:
nSiS iett herrid)t nod 8ube in Cairo. OaS
Sigilan5s @omite 1T tdglib in Situng. Nae
Miitglierer bes Gomite's iteben auf Sete
arabi's nit aIsnabme BON Sutrcs Sep,
benz friiberen Inter Suiti;miuifter, mi Ga.
til Vep, einem Der Anfibrer Der erlfen
Gmeute gegen bas gtubur gStlion Miuit
viult1 "
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-06-01
DI led.

Willie Martin Wierman, son of L. A.
Wierman, formerly of this place but now
resident Of Georgetown, Texas, died
Nav 22d. after an illness of3 months, of
dropsy of the heart, aged IL years, l
month and days.
Near Middleburg, on the 18th ult. Anne
Virginia, eldest daughter OF John A
and Georgeanna Koous, aged 25 years, Z
months aud Is days.
Dark the room and hushed the footsteps
Where dear Jennie in quiet lay,
Waiting for those forms OF brightness,
Sent to bear her spirit away.
Gone the rosy flush of beauty,
Gone the luslre of her eye,
Gone from hearts and home forever,
She was young, alas, to die
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There were days of pain and anguish,
There were Nights of grief, despair,
Our dear Jennie was called To suffer,
Will, the smiles that angels wear.
She the faircst one among us,
Fragile rs the lilies bloom,
Dwelling in the sunless present,
Blending her young life with gloom.
When the last sad hour was nearing,
Friends were gathered round her bed,
With the rays of sunshine falling
On our daring sufferers head.
While they kiss the lips so smiling,
Glimmering on her dark brown hair,
And her eyes grow dim with slnnAber,
Jennie's sleeping with angels fur.
Up above the sky Of beauty,
In that home of love so bright,
She is now a star of glory,
In the diadems of light,
Where the tree Of life is blooming,
And the weary are at rest;
ROBBED in pure ana spotless raiment
Jennie's dwelling with the best.
A FRIEND.
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Thomas l.. Smith Il
Borden G. Smith, by
Thomas A. Smith
pro dmt
vs..
Gorilla +. J. Smith

The object of this suit is to procure
decree for the sale of certain Real Estate in
Frederick comfy and the distribution OF
the proceeds thereof according to the re-
spertive interests of the parties thercunto
entitled.
The Bill states that some time in the
month of April in the year 1852, certain
4. Rcbccca Smith died, seized and possess
ed of certain Real Estate lying and being
situated in Urbana district, Frederick
county, Maryland, and known as the Car
DINA Farm" and more particularly de-
sclihcd in the proceedings in No, 1878
EQUITY; also certain undivided interest in
certain Other real estate lying and being
situatei! in the County aforesaid, and more
particularly described in deed from Flea
nor Hendrv TO the said A. Rebecca Smith
ct al and recorded in I.iber L. g. No. 8,
Folio PSI of the Land Records OF Fredcr-
ick county.
That the said A. Rehecca Smith died in
testate, leaving surviving her the following
children and heirs at law, to-wit: Gorilla
II. J smith, Henrietta II. Smith, Thomas
! l.. Smith, Charles II. Smith, Ariance
Smith, Borden G. Smith, Ramsey w. Smith
and Mary Washington, alias Mosele
Smith. That the said Gorilla f. j. Smith
and Henrietta r. Smith are ad hts and
non residents of the state Of Maryland, and
that the said Thomas h.. Charles H., AT-
ancc. Borden Z Ramsey w., and Mary
Washington, alias Mosellc, are infants
under the age Of twenty one years, and all
reside in Frederick county aforesaid.
! That the Real Estate heretofore describ.
ed is not susceptible Of division and that
no division could be made except by great
| " depreclating the value of the same and
| loss and injury to the parties interested,
but that it must he to the advantage of all
the parties interested that the said real
estate should be sold, and the proceeds
thereof distributed under the direction of
the Court.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered
that the Complainant by causing copy OF
this order to be inserted in some newspa-
per published IN Frederick county once
week for four successive weeks before the
Second day of June, give notice to the said
absent defendants of the object and sub
stance of this Bill; and warn them to APP
pear in this Court in person or by Solic-
itor, on or before the Fourth day OF Sep
TENDER next, to answer the premises aud
show cause if any they have, why de-
cree ought not to pass as prayed.
ADOLPHUS FEARHAKE JR.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frcd'k Co.
True Copy,
Test.
Alolphus Fearhake Jr,
May 4,5l4 Clerk
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During last weeks sitting the County
Commissioners appointed the following
Judges of election. The first judge named
for each district is the return Judge:
District No 4-Creagerstown, L. G.
Harbaugh, Daniel s. 10y and William W.
Zimmerman.
District No 5-Emmittsburg, Joshua
Rowe, Z. F. Krise and G. II. Ovelman.
District No 6-Catoctin, Henry L. Harm,
Aaron Cramer and Paul Kline.
District No 8-Liberty. r. N. Norwood,
Jonathan Browning and Henry Boyle.
District No 1O-Hauvcrs, David F. Will
liar, William A. Buhrman and Hiram Har-
baugh.
District No -Woodsboro', c. II. Full
ton, r. G. Stull and G. F. B. Crumbaugh
District No 15-Mechanicstown, VIM.
]. Cramer, Joshua Stokes and Abednego
Slick.
District No 16-Jackson, William r
Young, John H. Toms and Josiah Bowlus
District No 20-Lewlstown, Jacob H.
Hinea, Samuel Glen and Geo. w. Mort.
A LITERARY CURIOSITY In its way
the constitution adopted by the "Frederick
County Fish and Game Association" is as
unique n piece of literary architecture as
we have ever seen erected into sentences
and paragraphs.
The first quaint idea is that the society
will secure the enactment of iudicious and
effective laws for the protection, at proper
time, of wild game etc. etc. The italics
are ours. Those three words and the idea
they convey are sadly enough lost, for US
to have discarded the italics.
The society will also secure protection
for "all birds that assist the agricuiturdtst
in the pral,ntion of his crops.
1t is somewhat difficult to determine
whether that is a Robin Hoods Barn route
to "insectivcrous" or whether it really has
reference to some Tdra aris that directly
assists in the production. If the association
succeeds in dealing as harsh!y with the
enemies of "aeAd game ofiur, fin and feath-
err as they do with the vernacular, we
shall expect to see Owl Swamp Preserve
and to fish in Hunting Creek for shad,
with Bonded pin for book"
BASE BALL.-A new era has dawned
upon Mechancs,own and for the first, or
at most the second time, baseball nine
from this place has gone elsewhere and
gained IA victory. We are not sure that
we feel gratifed at the result, to the ex-
tent that is required 10 make one toss up
his hat and we are able to find n reason for
it, only in this; that at one time we invest
ed considerable time and several of the
Joints of our fingers, in that health giving
and moral exercise, and have never yet
been able to foot up u satisfactory column
of net protils on our investment.
Nine of our athletes visited LcwistOwn
on Monday afternoon last, in answer to a
challenge sent them by nine at that
place and defeated them by the following
score.
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the prices named, the circumstances and
terms being more favorable. We believe
that properties in Mechanicstown may be
handled to as good an advantage as in any
country town we know and strangers
should not judge the place by what it may
see in these sales.
It is probable that more filth and uh-
healthy refuse was removed from our
streets and alleys by the food of Sunday
last, than could have ever been gotten at
by our street commissioners.
TOrmenting Things,
Ofall tOrmenting things, can there be
anything so excruciatingly tormenting as
bad case of itching piles? We know OF
none flesh is heir to. AS this mrlady is
quite frequent, VIC give the latest receipt
for its cure, taken from prominent medi
cal journal: Cover the parts affected on
going to bed with an article sold, by the
name of Swayne's Ointment. We have
heard so many speak of it that we are duty
bound to give this advice.
What would the citizen think of paper
that refused in any way to support home
interests? What then should the news
paper think of the citizen who refuses tc
support it, Look us square in the face on
that issue and stare US out of countenance
if You can.