The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-26

ANtntosCA 1tto0Gnscof<, efe4O Ms1scHSo5l OF
sEssvn; weekly paper, 'sdsDsndsns u ps'0ss'
Norihanston C5yrepcndtnt, Easton; . weekly
family paper, established 1899.
Der Wsitbots Ailentovs; just started. sns
BY Rev Mr.. Brsbst; devoted TO Christian education.
Small circulation.
Der KTeIen5ote, Get.ysbusg; edited by Isexler;
religious Lutherss) paper: 49,. 40
seme dozen county papers, published o. Lancaster,
York Emmetsbwg, 6unbury, Lebanon, HAgerssown
and other places would coDplete this list OF Penn
sylvania German papers.
Nttcarktr ZeifUsG, Newark, D daily, edited ~
Mr.. AnneIe; estabhshed but two yesn ago, the
German inhabitants OF Newark having been, up 70
that time, supplied with New York papers 70 a
great extent. The Nt,csrker Zsissng sE<ngls
sbolitielist.
Baltimore Correspondent, largo daily, regular
denocraiic; established about the year 1916; pub
Usher Raine; editor, DR.. Wiener; circulation over
BSitimore Wep6sr, daily; established four years
ago by Carl Heinrich Schnaut1er, one Of the most
popular revolutionary poets Of Germany lately de-
ceased. Independent democratic; circulation about
5000.
Richme~der Anseiger, Richmond, small but
rather elegant weekly, independent democratic
paper, started some months ago by B. Hassel; CIR.
Vuginische Slaatsseitung, Wheeling, large,
substantial weekly; at one time edited by n.
George Dietz, now Of the ". Y. Staatsseitung
democratic; circulation from $500 to 1000.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IeutSche Zeifung, semi weekly, published az
Charleston, by F. Mslchers; very indf,rently
written; tn in il tie only German paper in the
United States advocating the peculiar Institution
"as SUCH"
Cincinnati Voikst1ennd, edited by Joseph Her
napn in it's fifth year, democratic, favcrlng Catho-
licism; coOducted with great ability circulation
over A 900.
Tagiieher Volksblan, daily, edited by Stephen
Molitor; established in 1888; formerly strongly de-
mocrstic, now anti Nebrasks; circulation S,00o.,
Der De,sfsche Republicans, Cincinnati, daily.
1912: circulation near 1900.
Wahyhe;tJ'sund, Cincinnati, weekly. religious
(cattolic) paper, formerly edited by Father Kroc.
Dsmokratisches WochenblaH, Cincinnati, weekly;
editor Henry Roedser, Of the Miami tribe; circula'
ton small; probably not over 600.
Der Hochicachter, Cincinnati; large and splen.
did weekly paper, established by Friedrich Has
sauerk in 1885, professedly sthestic, but chiefly de.
1900.
Der Pionier, Cincinnati, . weekly, edited by Karl
Heinzen, abolitionist; circulation 300.
Der Westbcte, Columbus, semi weekly, an old
line democratic paper.
Waechter am Erie, Cleveland, an Independent
democratic weekly paper. edited by A. Theme, lfor-
merly member Of the German ParliamentD since
1852; very able
Ohio Staatsseitunq, Toledo, anti ebiasks paper;
Das Inteligens. Blatt, sandusky, an independent
organ Of democracy, edited BY Ruemmele &Russs
since 1851; large Circulation.
Dr. Ohio Correspondent. Chillicothe; pnblisher,
George Feuchtinger; editor. Ferdinand Gallo; .
large, well patronized weekly paper; independent
demo crstic.
Der Volksiribun, Columbus, edited by George
Heesensuer; . poor sheet.
Der Dtutsche in Holmes, Weinsberg; editor, j.
Raeber; tolerabl5 good country paper; establish
cd in 1851; democratic.
Unsere Flogge (Our Flsgl, national democrat.
ic weekly, just started at Ii1in by j. NJ Zahm, who
Ollie Bauer, (Farmer), democratic weekly, ed.
it'd at Canal Dover, Tuscarawas county, BY P. h.
Haag since 1852.
De- Deutsche odd Fsuov, monthly magazine
devoted TO Odd Fellowship, Cincinnati, published
by j. II. Turner Il Gray.
The -fmerican Liberal Is the name Of paper
about to be started at Cleveland, under the j9int
e6itorship Of Christian Essellen and Mr.. Klippard
1t is inter ded TO make the Ame lean public ac-
QuSinied with .hs vie OF the German progressive
par y, snd is designated ss German American"
payer.
Voltsfimme Cite Voice Ct the Pc ,cle), Dayton;
large weekly edited by Edward Rullmann, iade-
pendent Democratic; started this year.
MICHIGAN.
Michigan Toiks blair, Detroit; semweekly, edited
by Schlmmel and r. Depenbeck; fusionist repub-
NiicAigan Deraoc,at, Detroit; tri.waekly; esssb-
ltbed by sto K c,mpany last spring; editor, W..
Ve.te; regr lar demo ratio.
IetrOiisr Untcrhalungs6latt; weekly, edited by
Marxhausen; not political.
INDIANA.
Indiana Voiksblaf, Indianapolis; large and
splendid weekly; publisher, j. Bottscber; editor, A.
ors. ANN ~VotI q ahE
lSi8,
Fseie Presse, Indianapolis; q large weekly; very
ably edited by BeJschlag; established in 1858; re-
publican and SppGSSs sT 1 q ma
per; seDiweekly or tri-weekly.
Die Reform. Evansville; very spirited little
daily paper eotor and publisher, Theodore Dietsea,
. former member of the German national parlia-
ment; republican.
Illinois Staatss titung, Chicago; . large daily;
publisher, Schneider; editor, Hengartner, Can aid
on seventh ssaa IL aSsu
Quincy Tribune, Quincy; whig paper; weekly;
established in 1853 by Gustav Adolph Roster, MP;
large circulation.
Hlincis Coapier, Quincy; weekly; established in
1850; publisher. George Linz; regular democratic,
Der Peoria Courier, Peoria; weekly; published
By Lohmann; independent democratic; does not
perfectly master the German grammar.
Bcleriler Ze,tung, Belleville; . large and sub
stantial democratic weekly; publisher B. Hauck;
editor, Hannibal Saylern; in its sixth year.
FTeie Presse Gree Prcss,) Ottawa; weekly; re-
publican; particulars not known.
Vor,rarfs (Go ahead y, Gslena, weekly, very
creditably written; editor Stibolt. Independent
republican. Started in 1853.
Der Communist, Nauvoo, poor concern, organ
Of the Icarisn community.
KENTUCKY.
Lousriiicr 4nsegfg, Louisville, daily paper,
well patronized; publisher G. Doem, editor Karl
Resch. Circulation nesr 1000.
TENNESSEE.
Stimme dcs Tolkss, Memphis, weekly started
last spring by Kattmann. Abolition. Circulation
seems 10 be limited.
MISSOURI.
An>ager dts Westeas ST. Louis, Benton paper;
has morning and evening issue, besides two
weekly publications Tin German and In Eaglish).
The ecitor and proprietor is Henry Bornsseia, a1d
u h the most Influential Of the German pagers 10
the EnitsS States. The AGILE 0afe circulation l.