davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
TricOridJ Orr Ojrobc mo icin $5Of.
Berlin unb SanSfoHci.
cbfr
Srtebrt6 bcr Gjrpbe unb Ieine 8reunbe.
Scrlin i'm Sabre I7AA.
CSprtfBun81


Gte iinbcn ba Gin wrntg 3rritreuun&
Iaote lie unp t0 btttc Sic, pappn Nc'
brdub al mdhen, yeben sic wrbl l1cr
Ypn p6QniB, mir feQcn unS inter penSNuB
tDrcr 9(u0en 9cbUten Sic lns mpbl
Sic Gfnete bicGblr u.trdt nit tbrcm0'c'
licbtcn btr aus auf ben Sdltpn.
,Serr ppu Yplntg blidtc ibnrn nit lprt'
tiltem Qdhcln ndh G1S 1rme stub
fitrtbtet lic0 9pr litt lrlbfr, idAte cr IN lih
btnrtn, lie bcodrf eine5 QGddters ibrrr SIT
Oenc, unp Dap Itc oCraoe mid bdSu ermdblt
bat, 1T cine wunbcrpptie Spce! 9ld, ADJ,
cS iebt wdbrliM Idpu Ietr Ihltmm NIT
mir Man matbt mid gum GuNcnbmdhtcr
unb flir6tct nitt, pab id 3dbnc bdbe, lIm
Ill bctGen, lnp Sbrn, I'M ju borcn. SO
lpa nur ltbcn, meittr nibtS. Mbcr mas
ipll tf Ieben, unb nus tdnn th iebcn IN
oirlrr bltntlen NdGt, iprlhc Wctt 9lmpr
eiaenS 70 prriinltert III Rdben lhrtnt, eamlt
lnlrr Sdrtlht8 uno unlhulctgeS 9dubcns
pddr brrt ouf Ieinem Salccn ppn Nicmanp
oeic9cn pcrpe. Cine fGlllibr, ddt rpmun-
tilbe MdphGntpce oem 0jcltcbten elm
9tcncc,ppuS III bepilli9Cu, uno Spar untcr
@pttc5 Ircicm 6tmmcl nuf ctnrm S1ltrn
non prct Ghritt gin9e, alf tcm lih ntbt
ctnmal Gin Gig telnprt, I'M iih auSrtten
an tpnnen SOn ben aeipalttNen GmctionCn
ctner glilGenOcn gicbeserIldnm9 9lun
mctnetpe0en SD werbe rS mir betp br'
ouemcr MAIDEN unp mid bier nuf ben Gis
van Ieeen, nm meine gttcnomaNBctt ju
b0ltcn mdbrnp bic @riprn bd trduGcn
nit ben Snrhrn uuo ben gtaAtpp9cln I'm
bic gScttc lbWdrmen.
Gr lteB i1 nit etnem beba9ltfen Sd
deln aui ben OiYan nieber uno 9riff naN
benz ilberncn Melirr uno Der Gjdbcl I'M
an crm tattrn nit 8riihcln acfillltcn &eb'
bubn ieine NerniNterdrtcit III be0nnrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
Tami!icnblGtter

Ieretntaten Stadten.
Cine tgurirts gDp6enf6rif fir llntertaltIns pslep'
runa bauslides unb Sffentides eebsn
G,oertbiner l,nS Neeaftellr: DpItrr Carl gDlthee.
SeSSaafsartai Rr. 80, grrs goiaiamfr, @ep'y'ri.
aeent tin 9altimore;
6r. SO. 81. Shmibt, 9f.'8dpifr., Nr. 55.
Die nIdmilcntldtter wsrsen ben gbennenten fir esn
atb In Seer. srrt su satsnbsn Yrets srn sis, lefe
gDpde frei iu's Saus eel'efert tees'io'iNp'"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
c1m 3plIsWaarcnbaMiel

gponde Nobelte unb 9prbeaur Sran'
tE ssIlsn uub buuflen BON perfhietenen Soren llnb
gseinteraer In baltfn, pertel une a6ll gipsn Gin
ghsiI MN Ken Qpntpn 9pts pom S6!ie nDeppnittre"
8sbteu'S gDtefp Sin BON beppelten uaS S, stn' fnE
adem 5aprr ireten erbaltsn nit benz S6tffe "p'tlt
"sept6 gDbfsfp, WamNv's Sslanb unb Sa's
Stewart II. Cos gaisiep Samaiea 8um,e.
gbenip TN qabsn psrratbls ssrlatfefne Wraee pen
8ranby, Gin, pprtr gurgunbI pprt
GIaret. gpetnen BON seleu rubmli6f befanncn
Sranten. Oh @pe- II. Bourbon Wbisfey's
srn beritmten Defttaateuren.
ann gerfauf bei Ibp's 9tpmpfon,
Smpcrteur unb ecmm fIcrair,
f2s60 glr. 81, Scutbfraee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
Wfcbl :! Wfebl !!

8u srmd6istrn greien 5amilen'. Grtra' une super
ein Wrb ter beten 9rante beipnterS flr rem 6enet'
aebraudb auseepabl unb nab her prpbe garantt 0per
auf uniere aclen surudoenehn,ei, gu SerdllTen ee'
~. 8. II. 98. ". 8rpwn,
Ode ppn pratt. un6 Grnecrelrabe,
nlbe ter grlde.
0f3- arle sDaarsn rsrfen . itenfrsi abSelsfert'
(Be, .l2Dtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
Biscuit unS Ura6fr-p -pa6eret.

Biscuit unb Grahfr-pa6erfl.
tRr. 8s, grattffraae.l
TrGber NR a Ipt uitb 8ruoer.
c1amc8 .. Mafpn s So.
taten befesnte Veranterunsen unp @crbeernneen &c.
nad)t In ttrer y SCI t. II. rdder' . Saderet
burd @infibr,me ne uer M a fd merle her reuellen
1erbeIerlrIen ilnb nb jegt i'm Stanbe, aue Seeuhh'
sen unb Autrase tu beiprDen dlf
@tlpten, II. S6iffs,Srcb, Wd1er', But
ter, 3uders, Ytenic> ,lnb Getnbur9bF
Graders, Soba< unb @ein>Stseult,
fctpte ATE Sprten bon nGanepGafes" fetner sgal'tat
pelGe lie ibri8en Gtablt Elements nbef'
Ser gatents SaSpelsSafpfen wefder In tbrer
Bdderei in 8etraub IT, III nad elmer gang nemen
Contribution unb flbia taett l2o a ler @fepl
su Gr raiders, pber 500 ! a iier iu eatb'Srp
su baden. l..
Rem iie bic 8eptn9un9en ebentp 8uhHi9 FH'
ben rerten, ais tei trgen6 einen aneern 3aule.
Die Gigentbumer weresn nit rem 9rpBien "ergnugsH
teber,ett bic Sperattpn tbres Sad'
stems einem Seben sei9en, melher an eem n6 ort'
f6rtttbeS 3ettalters" SntereIe bal, une mereen
ierner einen Seten tur br aus9ctebntes @tablemenf
4. 5. W. & Comp. erlauten F6, has Yutlifum be-
(onpers tarauf aufmcrflam su MAIDEN, haB ete ler
Badpfen her Elm &C. rel6er IN se'er Start IN
6ebraub IN. Yatent. 0le&e tarauf gum V OBJ ateh
Gnb Al taten penn man iih bet ben unterieibnelen
Nc Gin ,beutfber glerr IL etenfaas In IT,
~ ssyames .. Malon II. Comp,
frlter SR. Yidion II. 8rueer
Ylter Stdnb,
dfte glirmer %, YrattItrdbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
9Sillfollinlcne 9iad)ri6t.

u
s.isSi!N I'm cS aud 8 bem mS8Ii6, ~ MADDEN trcs
Der Ibledteu 3eifn quite gpene une gtauprs ~ 8ene'
zen, babe j6 meine preiic auf ale Nrtel, bic mftn
Cblaicrtirtes Eager In rei&er ausrat balt 70 nser8
wie nir mSg6 teruntersrieBt lnb guar ME fpl9t;
9tptbe 9Setne:
Ct. GRrpte Ju 25 Cts per 5laide Sad55 per 0uesHS;
al, 9ulien ....37 Gts, tpp S1UD DO.
Gtateauyvlarsaur 50 Gts. hpr $5OO %.
g8eibe @eine;
eauternes At a5 0ts. per 8lai&e, s275 per 9aesnt;
Saut gariae 81 Gts. bc. S4Oo fpp
8bein'@etne:
gDadertemrr 81 9ts. per 6lai6e, 81 1oO per Ousenp;
Srbbetrer so et5. boz S3O0 ec
5sM 9s$t sS.at,, Is g ga e. b. b. 1855 SSS b. b.
Spaniife uno pprtuoiefIde @eine:
port gBcin be CSaapne ,u Is Cts, Collar, H. 9, 3,
a Hnp 5; tbr ate uno ftins port QDene IN 5laften
impcrtirt beluueer5 fir Nrantc 8eeianrt dls
@nbos lepararcs ,u Dclar per 8la6e,
ct. SrannO he Yesaaeira u 0ea. per 6lalde,
@alaNa ~ IL II. . 3ca p. Saa. so Cts, per Blaihe.
WuscGt., Eeres unb Wtatsra'gD gDeine 81 @rib. gret'
en beIpnbers ictr alen une Iethen wiaeeird u uhp
II Spu. per 6ldi6e. uo,.t,.
Gbampdaner Su II une u Opu ete SaIe' prer lo' IL
uno ID Dpuars tas Dusent.
8ran,SNl6e grannnpeine tGcsnaeO iu J. ~ 2a a.
tolssrS S&naps iGn) " IS Gis uTs a.s, OSu ,,t
srlfem S6naps iu 60 II. rs Cts. unt J. II. Il unc2
sd bic GjaIlUne Samaiea glum Su |, 2u "a Dpaars
bic G}alpne, BET y. !; ulman,
SIR. 5. Rcre.tSapiirabe,
,miIhen Baltimore. II. 5ape.ictr.
ma gcn mir ltlbft crsiaf,is Iubrreiet nb frr bon
ausH ltatli6en SnsreptenSen pferirs I'D fPI8ense
graantmein (srants) .... gu 40 Gts. per Gaarne.
0radbolter. S6naps (Gjin) ju 40 9ts. b.
aprn.G Gduaps (g9bsiep). .su 40 Cts b.
gcitcn Wum ............jh ~ ete. e9'
Nimntel ...........s'''.5u .5u W ele. ep'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
3ipctihaen,

In srVFsr iiBer gDaart Grbfen, 2tnftn Sa8r
GerNe, beuttbe Gamiilen, 6 dhte frtibe bol Lamb.
Sartnae Sarbellen, Qtmbur9err e 9mtt'
ter. unb Grauter.6diea ie an gDiebtr@rnufer bill
ldi bel ". Sbnetber Gpmpy
J2S1S) SIR 49, Silb Seward, n0N prutlrdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01

Wpr3il0lidc 0Seinc, SranSteS &c.
I 8. GbarrOn \ Comp.
Aasenten fir gBe nber9beltBer IN
. Srantreih,
SIR. 13A, WsI-9pmbarb', Illih bon Sancpfrltr,
gDir empfnsen ipeten unb pffertrsn jut Werlauf TN
ap(baule ,ino In unlerm ldten:
Goaudes9ranbtes pon tunfler unb teuer barpe,
In Mdel. unb Yiertcl 3ab&en sSn Der 6rma en''l
Belmont. .s
Sebr feineu gpsuae unt Sranttss, auf
Nlatben uub In 4aiern pom Sahr8an9 1911, prn pef
Sirma ,Gbarsn, pere Il SDbne."
Gbampaaner. gDe inc unb suite Branptes 81
1000 Riten grrtraur., Glaret. uno Vur9ineerwe'h'
ron ser aeringen bis slr isnfien Sprte.
gpet6e Gbabfts. unb Sauternes Wetne,
Sberrs. Naeeira. ,tne pprt.g9eine ppn etner Srrte
unb Won alen gBeinleien, In 5laiben une 5alern.
900 Wiertef.Saffer NIT Gsttet S9rt"
Wabeira- II. 8ureunber'Yprtwet
BON peritiebenen Sprten. air.
Spffanbtfdben @ensper, Sept6 u, Jrtlp
gDbtsfep; &bfpntb, @nts une atr d.
WAITER &c. m. ,,..,
Desalei6en baben mir In Commit ifcn ertaitsn'
2ii0 IaiIsr gcurbcns unb 8lpe.g9tisiep,
90 Be-. ebr alten feinen Wpe.gpbistst
is b. ebr miieen alten Bpurtcn'g9bis'tS
welte mir ben Sanbsrebcnoen sn ben n'fergen gtSrif
@rs;tsr nTrrireu. .'.s (Dlr,.lllS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
SIcdhtc Nrcntcr VfcIInolIoclt,

errbe fifr Sdmbrrper 3meidtn 0rcFe Sbtmil6 9atel'
tirnen Saroires. Sarnacn Qimtur9ers unb StWetjer'
RdIe an @irnrpertaufer bltst bet
Nt. g 6neiber Co.
l68Al Nr. DC. Siib.NGmarbs nahe NrattIrdge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
0TeIifhforn0rilke !

gpir rn,pfausen tasli& tic bette Gualitat frtfh ppn
ben Nlubfn uub Serfauen III beliettgen 0udntttaten.
@tenIo wc6c 9Cbnen f6warlau8iGe Grbien N.M,
0rtcnfre ms SauS 0eiefert SDn
Df. 6. It. 90. VI. 9rpwn,
Gde Vpn pratt. unb Grnccrbrdje,
lINe, [ l0NRtsA nnhe her Wrlde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
Stlli9c uno quite 0rcccrtcen
bel
Samuel GOmonOs 4 Gro,

(G9e Don @carls unb Seringtpnifrnae.)
Outer Buder su g. II. 8 Cts; eebranntrr trs
Raffee iu ID II. Ii Cts. 0eutf6e y flGnmen
~ l2i Cts; Ottsen5wti8. Sd 6tnten, isbr fetn
III IA Cts; Baltimore 30. Ju l2a Gtt.; gprtN
Rtcp.MpIaffes su 81 Gts. yer GaGene; geter
6prup Su60 Cts. yer GdQcnc; @ege tene y G te'
bette Sualttat Su l6 Cts. Neis Ju GtS.; Serfe
iu Cts; SSmegr. 2 tGrte gu 10 etS.
Tur te Gute Ter g1adren wtrb sdranttrt une nereen
tteielGen tpltenfrei tn'S 6au6 9eefert.
SamuclGbmpnbS Brpn
(gpr, 10 blHte) Ode ppn Qeorf uub Qernltrnlirdee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01

Silli0es 5nttcr fir YicD nno sd'uclne.
gGir baben iceben 100 Wtls, Wie unb 4ct9 crlalten'
nebes mir Iebr biaia ptrIlufen fSnnen. NabJutra8rn
bet S. Strgus& n Brp's,
I77N glr. 26S II. 40, Vrpdtrab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
QcwtS $. Stetner,
prpfeiIcr her Gtemts I'm Wtarpllntrr Grleatnm
bcr NhdrmaCiP

Rew.SaSrn, Gcuu. % Wld 1865.
Sr. Srt. Rcpctt, rem bieic GmptefIlmB tetrtftt
IN rem lrrr,etdneten felt Sabren per0nltb bctannt.
Qictflt tubc Id mid nit inn iiter te prrtrehltfe
observation-disclosures" gum 9rcnnen entiuNSlthcr 6uli0'
gtirn fur trrer GrFnbmD Elm Yatrnt rranAe mttr.
mtten. @r tcIBt meinr Beerltten uno publitrten Aw
Gbten iter eiefe @rfntunG eeren Httt9lt' eur4 gr,
Trfumsrte btniveIe fise id nch birJt tab na@ mct'
ncm Oafirfalten pr. Nrmea icivcbl bin0&tIi@ Isnss
Gbaralers ais and ieincr Geititlittett ais antSer'
adntiDtr hes ibm aeftenlen 3ntraltenS muret9 n.
SO tctrdhte ieine oSderteits Gdnpe" alS etne iepr
wtGttae Grfnbune welhe. menn lie albemetne gnmen'
tnR Autrt tct'm greunen leiht entImplt6er Elullg'
Ieter pielc llnaludlihs Scr uncigeln 3ree une nrb
pet nebr ppr GGmerSen Srdnblblecn une yerttmu'
lln9eu brWahren pirb benn IL iosendnnten brenn'
bdrcn BluIIgleitsn ItnO hem Grplpbtren uner'
pprfn ln6srn lie nun panJ arbcS cher 9einrbt len no
npltc man bas Gepenbci bebaupten, 70 puree man e1a
pubtifum MIR btuter9etcu.
IicS in meinc freirtQise gnN6t unb @mpehung elmer
eate BET mel6er Id tein prSnlihes Sntsree babe no
pclhe i6 MIR i'm Sntcrcie he's pubtunls UNI ilr Wehi
fertiNunG Der %nlprude einrS Sereiertpclen Wannes
hermit ablebe. " p til ! ma H. Ph'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01

glit benz e6fe rgtrrrlO 96ntn0er," taS scr Sur
tenn anto ertelten mir cinae bunbert 8eRS bette nee
toaantftc pdruer; icrner Crttcltcn MIR 0ricrn nes
oan,c un6 sclpaltCne Grtirn, Ochr bli8) ncue Safer
9rite ftSne trcie b6bmite 9inien, 8petitBen, Sage
frine pcarl BARLEY. gamtucn ytuecln aud baben mir
cine Varttie 2imtlrsrr urb ShwCScr Rde, bic duS0c
,eihnCt ii ptt0e Nrtel perben br tiat9 an QDtetsr
pertlufer abee9rtcn bet
W. g 6netber Gpmpy
k7GN glr 46 SnN.Nrmnrh natc NratliraEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
ArOCerlen UM0 ciQuOrS.
Yi0nor! Niamor! HiQMpr!

lluIcrn teutfbcu 5rCimbcl rrlnuten llns mtererbcI
onvci0en ta6 mir tct1neia 2taurr rcetitrcn ur6 Gin
arc6rS Eager pcn eintcmih irpe tmprirtcn Squrrs
an Sdup tdten; ia mir harauf ietcn. hut mir rene le
unprrfallde gPaOre pcrantt miro 70 rathsu mir iccem
Grrcer rtcr qDrtb crit bei ms prirredcn che er rr
anterS Fauft; mir dno i'm Stanbr bic ttuAfcu Yretie
M nptirGn. 80. g bneiber Gpmpy
(76) Rr. 46 SiicSCworbs uate pratitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
Cr6ie6un0S= Jnllitute.
Gnoliftlcr Spradb= ltntcrridbt.

Wlpntas, ben l6. 5etruar NbenSs llbr erSGneM
ter llnter,e6nete cine neue Rlaie CUR Grernuh9 her
enalii6en Sprade Ter llnteribt mirb au etne lei6t
seranblhe gDeii ertbcil unb 1T Defenders baranT be-
rednet bic 9benetmsr tn mGa@lt tIrier 3st tn esa
Sri,dsn preis SI 90 fir hen Wirnat I'M Vpraus Sabbar
ilnterriGt wrt bret Wial w6dentlid aGenes ertbe'lt
e. Brep,
SIR. 81 gs@dptrnbe,
foGs0 tsr ,3ionsfirhe" gegenlber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
llibt-eFploOirrnOe 9luionm- Gampeu!
NeipcllS pntentirte
SidDtrbcitslnnpc Il VantpCltfiillcr.

Der Grfncer narartrt bic 0srbutunB aler llnNlHdS'
f1le bet SenuBunl he's brennblrcu BlueumS edmphlhe
no ouberCr tem Grplcoircn nntcrTcrlener lo CUR St
euhtnrn ticnCnter Niilhm9en 8iCIc Grfneun8 tdnn
al ulru NCmGhnli6en 2dmpen unb an Zen Sm StnscBen
her Bluf. f0tei cenenten Gef0rn au0cbrdtt werten;
irrn9r werteu Cellar Gdnlpbinc ydmpcn une Sntcrnrn
leiht nit ttcicr @inridtuns pereben
Ter llutcricibetc erlaubt rp bic AufMerldmett PcS
Sfe,utGS perbcfTcrte Splar:8luiS:Sampe,
NGwelPS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
In ber NUrm ecr Mreanb qdmpen III lerIrn pel6e nit
eiucm bclen, ni6t 1ddernScn 9idc trcnrt me rctAtr
3lue rpnllmirt ais ale ubriNeu iePt 9ebrdubli6Cn
2umpcn ctetr Irt; tcnh cS wtrb tetm SrenMch r'dt
mlr her Stcf irntrrn oub has wobreho eeS Srennfne
eulctentr Gds epuIlrnrt. Man GdHn bttle Gumpcn iu
Rrrncudtern benueen un6 0anS bscutCrS c1ucn ie ib
fur e | T IL EN-, H1brtIen, SptelS, Sulehe N.
Del upS OepStuIi6e 5lue'Gdmpen wereer IN 80
fetps9ampc Il" umledneCtt une lam eerlelbe eplln'
Ter ntt err nlmihe 9dmeni6trm (shade) mCber &C.
braudt wrrsen. Gett 1852 wrbrn mrtr ais 100000 bic
fer gnmprn Serduft unb Ettn lnial erctgnete I'D bet
brcr 9cnusng Sie Y finbuu9 IT III hen Der.
Staaten mb @n8 slant. 6.PGtenttrt =.
Ndblctente 3enantle bcidttetn hem publttm ete
prQtdneiDe Sihertet uno Srduhbarlet ecler EGmpen.
Qptl nun Semanb burt rrrere @eibrt1ltn8 her 1e'
pGbnliher NetterGlsqdmyen tdS 2ebcu fctnGr e tn'
ter cher Dtenltbcten u + ~. nch tnn0cr Netdbrecn
c mu6te Cr taub 9eaen has Gbpt her Sunant1t e her
eepGbnlhen Niugtct iein. Balt M re %, Gepr.
gpcrtber Serr Sd babe bic ypatert. G tbtrs
tettS.Qampe" pnt ten g9dmpeMfitller""wel wel6t
Scrr NCrea prn SOICn erfanb icrGf1ti8 Gepritt une
Bin Al ecr lleberusun0 8eIcmmrn taB perr YemeU trb
birlr gluwrntm8 he's GapUlhen grtnSps hem publttum
cine pratdnbge GSardne e9cn Gae unb eee SeHhr brr
Grplcipn bic 70 leAt bel Inrenpun9 ecppbnltter
brentbdrer 5Iligfeten erfcls Hetet Se ttcer Snmpe
IN cine Grplpirn gang unmI8Iib iclbI penn man nrb
70 na6lGlia nit thr umaett.
@ahu9Spru her Sbrtle -,
Qpttltam q. u. u MtFeu, VI. o.,
grpelpr her Gbrmie al eer unipertat
ppn Nlarpanb.
6erruI ". 8. Retp.
Wlcn Serr Radbem Id nun tte opr Serrn Wefreu tn
9rlpn erimtene gdteut Sherteislampe" erprrtt tltt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01

s.sssAl I'm cS aud 8 them m68Iit, Su MADDEN trrs
Scr Ibie6ten 3een quite gpeire unb gauprs ~ gentle
ZEN babe jb ncine preic auf ale Nrtttel bic metn
wCblaicrrtss Eager In re6er ausratl bnlt ie neer8
pie nur m6slid terunterseegt unb Jpar ME fplBt:
PNtkp 0I(pinp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-01
9(rdc sc SdtaDtd,

NTWC Ut N0WIWUEW1
Sumotca Num, Scpt6 ~ btStee, SplL
s. In bai9f bel
81. g S6ueiber Il Comp
f776) Yr 46, Glib sScrdrbs, natC prattitrdfe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10


VIGILASOE COnHlTTEEs II ,LOUIsAEA--Yss
parish Of ST. John the Babfst PaPsr, The Mssehsse-
be. Of the 2sth ultnO contains the f5HoEing para
graph, under the heading Of the Csmmiitsss in 81.
James I'd. 80 -e-.
We learn that the most violent agitaiion prevails
In ST James The substitution Of committees 70
the regular action Of The Law has produced disorders
there which il was easy 70 foresee Keafly SO ihe
eirizens are armed and ready 10 come 10 boss A
ne = store has been attacked and is contents sacked;
che storsksepers, on the other haud, ere snsianed
by their partissns. a difficulty has taken place
between enc Of fhe members Of tue frst c0mmittes
and Mr.. P LsbsBe The latter len the parish;
but his departure has not destroyed the germ Of dis
order Ehieh tends 70 increase in 50. James
The DOnsldsOnyillo Yigilant Of the 2sth ultiuo
refers at lsughiO the subject, and states that 80
many evils have resulted to the slaves in the parish
Of ST. James from tbs numerous violations Of tbs
Law fOrbidng. undsr- severe penalties, the selling
Of spiFsious qusFs 10 them, that The planters orm-
ed vigilance committee to break up al stores sus,
pected in the matter. They have giysa notice to
leave 70 every person concerned IN selling Vbiskey
to negroes, and where this notice vas disrsgsrdsd,
they have enforced it with an application Of tar
sudfeathers- Rhe slofskesPeFg haVsals0 organised
and armed 70 resist these active preceediugs and ct
last dates eonaict between the Two parties appear
d imminent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10
A eify IN 'the A.E-Ths uIirase q, 9rhs

I
Travellers across the plans assert ID they have
seen ca Noble Pass Route. about thr Hiilrs tbis
SIDE OF the hunoot F1ger tbe most- uef ds,FlFobe,
uOmenoa thaJth think coild ever hs-s 49, ~
messed in s8y part o. the Rorld- II ia 10 less 4
thing than ciy in The air---qonpiete in eTsrv 49,
Pect and eoneomitant L n seen in the ssrlt ,6-
ming, and stands self posed sb5vs the dad Isf 81
broad and airy plain. Whieh 10 covered Eith isbt
Ehiie due that that rises u small clouds a. he touch
OF hgrse's h0Qf OF ascends in maRni1cebB spirui
towers in the breath Of the lhde ghirlEinds tsat
are occasiOned By the intense heat. TIE nse AZ
the base Of the CITY forms an 1Ihgls uith lbs ~
the PLAIN 90 that ths oify seems % lsan over Tsrs
the earth, and fEIl view Of lis streets and n1ild
iDgs is presented. All the streets seem 10 feu 10
one poiot; where they eoneeniraie and Vhetist Of
course, they diVerge. TIE aFchilFoiual beauty atd
splendor Of this city in The aigare tf ohaructsrun
equsllsd ~ snything upon ihs face Of the eartb
The buildings rise, one after another, in proud
palatial grandeur and their talI towers elGefibg
like molten silver 10 the sun Clean a7d perfeeg
was the work Of the mysterious arehiteot Hho
framed those marble locking wonders Of the air.
The apparent extent Of the city is about six niies
in circumference, and the nearest approximations Of
the base 10 the earth is q distance Of sb NJ ffty
feet Not having seen this PheHome0on, Of egurss,
We cannot enter intO any minute description of il;
We can only give the general ides which We have
presented We are assured hat the Illusion 81 psr~
feet-nofhing Wsnii1g, whatever TO fll mp the sis-
turea magnificent cry, silent as ths bottom Of he
sea, bat glaeri8g in the full life Of the sunshius
aud self sustained IN the eheavsns.-Ifaryssis, fCtl
ErDrsSs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10
mEmPHIS RACRs.


MEMPHIS COUHRs81.
The Races over the Mem pllis Course VIII
commence on TUES DA Is october 49, 1855
and continue five days
The sweepstakes have clio ed with the following entries.
FIRST DAY TuEzuaEs OctgberI The ~ aLKER sTAKE"
o. ts gar 3D. s0 entrlncc. $50 lorlet. Mile beats.
E p Bzian name. y fiiey, Flora BOnnei , ysaFs old b.
MN Gsy enter fo sos ysas Old By Glencoe; ;a in
james L bradley names chestnut eoli y imp Glencoe. dam
Mary Lewis by imp Aindeby Aso, lay h7y De Gales, By
VIZ arper Hempani year old cox By IMP. York
shire dam Biinkey .hy Muezle John.
r Moore namss chestnut colt BY imp Gsneos dam Belle
hy Prank Also chestnut b. Third Boston sally JONES'
Also hay bley y imported shamrOe, ts dan q Leslie Ger
Jackson ehestnut coli sooss By imported ATbion;
da1n w jap Alnderby Also black c0 Aslk Young by Albion;
'l W. 'iS Ioaniirs Il % Baaes laura Williams. Gaps dan
'aas s,1S y s'si Is A2 eias Paf;s ss66 mrs ME 6s
SECOND DAY. WEBNEsnAY' Oei9sr so-IEo year Old Sta
dash OF one mile. 500 entranees 50 ierieii @
Tbo B. Pomdsr names lay cos y imported Yorkshire, out
Of sally Morgan BY imported Emancipation
W. = arper names two yaE CID coi ~ Lexington out o.
sT.s ~ chl6a names two yur oi ehstaut eo GsnOo
IN CoH names tay alley By Aibion; dam Sovereign
james Json names chestnut asy Fanny Bngs, b mp An
" Soundires names chestnut col, by Epsilon dan b mp
SANE DlY JOoEsy Club Purss s0o mile bs.il 81 s.
THIRD Day, THURsBaY, 0ctossr g1.--Lhs : hAhksA M
sTAkE for hfse year old5- Two niia hsal -
james Z Bradley names hay alley De- Chos, - imp Glen
B. NM CsiFy B1ss Pots o. 5y Glencoe dam, imported
sfumps. a.. - ,,,i. -.
Wa1ner. Also EHy hay hlsg p Alioei l- o.snoe
IA ponndtrse uaueg Laura Williams ~ dencoei daa saL+
yv,tsa, ~ -fe-r81t aiIey by Alhiens tiu B1dtra
Jss y,cip names r0En alley ny Bynum, - 6ls1cnes
cam Obeiio 1iso, black colt Marx y ung' hg ih"n a-a'
Lilack. -L 60. tbs In Q
Isftle c,rporlL Also, chestnut geidins ~ ta'a
s'5 w. 2 oPi. r. ii.rp.r names H.pl.n " Imported z0fE' dam
Bl7sfy g5RT ~ D17 ESIBa1. October A Club P' e''O
Two mile heats -,.- V1-JoctrT Club Pur,a
FTFTH DAY, 5kKURDArs Oo''--
sI9oa Pour mile hssis - s. o0us shHs hs hOrss 70 @
tall anount Of Jockey Gun M RoUNDTREE PToprst0r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10

vas proved to them, ianediafely zads sn allowance
el 20 per Cent t0the- Boston eoolpaSy E44 -II
Al, a9srsstand thar ths same company hsVs sfncs
thfesaed 20 per eenG % sad out o. si bs -fof AZ
iags received from smother arn q New Yorr Tbo
~ OsseI 'nsla ,rona alexandria Egypt nni IN
formed lnat large qusnFites Of sarI -
ed cut Of WOOL which has been i-,70,sl ;-'. 49,:
country from Alexandris wrbia the pssi vsa- -
great scarcity n tags and the enormously -.
Of paper far the last year or iVo makes 80 ss5J
fraud appear the more aggravatiuz Ia Rsrf,sS1
heavy penalty IS attsched 70 the sale cf auea sIs
compelling the in3orier % examius ms zood. -.
fore disposing ef them % purchasers in ths eosp-
try -l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-10
The sands Of Egypt sold for Mummy Rags
in ROstOm.
Iron aNev York Evening Post,

.. Prom the New York Evening Post Il e
BosTos. Arc. %, 1858 "A singular fraud vas
discovered by paper nanufaeurng company 10
this city short time since, which crested see lit
tie qxcitement sncng paper makers and result ed in
a thorough exposure and and acknowledgment Of
,he obeat. The company alluded 70 purchased Of q
new York 6rm about sky bales % linen rags said
to have been taken from Egyptian mummies. The
New York house imported then from AleEau-
dra and say that they sold them to The Boston Com
paDy IS they received them from Egypt
However that may Re. upon invest igsiion the rags
we're observed 10 be exceedingly grsstV 30 much
as TO excite the suspicion the purchasers, and
caused them TO order thorough investigation TO be
made Of each Of the sixty bales, which, togefl eF
weighed forty Thousand pounds Tne examination,
which was accomplished chiefly by thrpshiug, re
suited in procuring Gtirfe Thousand pounds Of clear
sqBd from the Sky bales Il Vas evidently mixed
in as the rags we're packed. learn from the pur-
eHaseTs that these kind o. rags imported in large
quantities from Lsghorn and Sicily well as Alex
sndria, but the larer is the only place where the
s4nd fraud has BEEN perFetrsted as far - they
aware. ThsimPorters Of these rags IN New York,
when tie fsos Of Andiag the sand, "a stated sboys