davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

hstt pieber6eBeOeGs SOuiEinDt0e 9eluGg NNC gls
ranttFt peHn tetne SeIt pclOc1, uu' bic @,tttel
oicrt ar0eWaubt psrceG. Gtu 8eriu0 iulro eeu
91Iieuien 6aUop pbeueuleh ,jtoer ipilic cbe or an
Setratb beulL oisie aBeneen lcbraucbeH. uao BATH
rperben sGcBiein, G!u! uno .SNlriccerbGit 5uru6-
tetreR.
Sffcs glr. 80,
Hrrtbtt., | SGus
bon 0ertn8tpnfr.
JeGe Gtn rnb lag Dtb pgn
Or. SStbumaum,
gir. 80, 9iprtbitr,
/ Sau5 pCn geringtDnitr,
fgrtren Gr 00t eie Bis iett bstdnnten,
sr9bteu SSuren genladt ais Der Gntbeder
ser eiHiIecu uriiblbar,n oclmitel GelcH oebetmt
Nrantbeteu Ete Geban0lunB lueldpe Ct trtiJb liGt
bal bic TiG9uu8 ter 1us31eibnetren atrys pon
patts, Spntpn u. Ncw-g gort uuo tbr onr08iia'psr
ricls bat iiber alien arociie f,iteeiicat tab eius
sirsebureertsr tuiellbf, GCarubBs, shiimrsn
(pGJnrBBgeH YercnBlra), 4isrgr1strud9 6eE
@oriieber- 0ruie usteln, pcIde sinet Gewifea
eeBtmen .epebn5ett i9Te eriitsng
ptt anieN, II. (. 10. II. 10.
bs aur mcrllntDtn t3ttpibbeit erlaiat werben tinn
Dsun Ter yatisat i9 au Aerite wtnrti, ani teren
GiieH. GGlbIt Griabrnn1 mIa ittb pstLalisn taHE.
eet dDr. dumann IN nnlstsr Dille NR ath
Neiiiniti;r ueecr6clGiien Bat, io 81. ncIcn 6dut,
rogd,s uuier leEe Sctanolun1 Gtt0mmen ilno ldmmt-
It'd - pbns cine elnjge gtusuabme gtbeiii WoIbsH.
Gtni9e SerslBeu teituuoen i,it labrfu.
0rienbete luIfneramleit lO,omet CT alien 2cteet
oer GriblsdDis= Ii Sarnor9juc ipie @erprrb6e ca.
menllps, Str.;mreu in ieoer Bprm Rrdnibe!icu bel
Sertn gldie ii. S1ritebcr-Gruie. IGrtural-Seletl
u. sautuEen, ME pberbaupi SppbilS i'm eritea,
,wtiteR, brtttn @rabc rIo erbliGe.
Or. Humapn'5 Seiimetbpos her SonorrtBI
ut pOnIcmmtnIie, bic e5 sbt lie III ete trrjeg,
lihe,lte II. bsne. Ger RraUIe erbalt le nen GcYd,c
BALKAN, feline Subebeu fen EerpeuttnSl, nod, dnoflt
Stei er1escuoe Gaser; ionbfrn bIe oei,urg er'Cgt Ia
,pei Soaeu obne Sbmerier, Cbae nGtclGcgllid'ett,
ebue atneeruna esr 0tit.
bnmen ton gtIsmdrlS Die 1T. Ghulrinn nm Na.t
3reie al ibn ip0ien cine poitutatfe ent9alisn, uu
beautcortet ju perben
Gr;eurIcn ioerbsn aadb alien @c5snber beS eonbee
geanet.
Qlan psrSsIs nttt Die
St,ite; gsr. 30, TrGttfraBe,
(glua291SO Baltimore Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

DDspcpfie. - aHaS .leoemaun iGst, muR patr
fetn. gesr gaben Yrn 2eIitn, >peCter Or. 9 trtf.
nb's tcutI VI tttel pcbI0etbau, 10 BAIT
rs oolelbe lrG,n hbrsu, eaE mir iehlesib uns 9ent
th'9t ltbeE, cam pubItium mtsutbelIen, caf mir in
tcr &hat rom iebraMOtgtU @ctraucjc beieben Set
lnug crrpartGr. E'rWm frreeru mir de, ole NIT Be-
Salmnestfbwereen oteG NerrcuidWad'c teIacsn iiu5
uui, irr Nppgete Ju GeDen uno elne ,SlaGe BON Or,
(iridlano'B SpHcln at tcien. GuNelbe lit bel
3etD O. oancs, gtr. 10S, gceit Saitimrrcitr,
IN 70 4 iB iuAtcn BEL Sciepb 70. RRtrn d
8rnber gu BARN
@lDBpetlufer: y. 9paeIcr B. e Q. un6
8 i nt / N II ~ q I o d WhIEmnre MGh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

vi TA Mper'S
~ EberrD Electoral
"a IN Sur raA,n oilIna non @rtat.
ia t$9 /tuua sui ten. tSrtppc Set
-El.1- Ss.AS/ itrteitS y dudt, @ntS hit,
buug etr HuIuGbye1- Swet8e, be.
q 0nurrotr 2luSteb uub
Sur Stuberuug Der Gctbeu = mpinoi Il d.
tt8er In c0rGerGftsn y taOteu oeS
nebcls.
60 0rCF IT ea8 Eeio l}inet Ru5lthit 70 labrtth
'ctul Seilturs1, taR e. fat III eotE Gtre ots taube5
tierilid tcfduutc puiSn6'citn N Wtn9e aibt, tie
ourh ieiueu Gtbiduh pon bguurlbtlcntCn. Ia ccrime
fe,n Ecoen Ger Suu1s bcrcit worecn tno. Ve etrclH
tnmdtilen BtruCe tllt en Botiug ccr l.ecrl aroerr
Smtbi,irit,eI III itbr btrpor, ais baB CT untem:rt
hlese urb r05 MN ietae puien 2D.ruu3tn tcnnt Ia
oaS pubIiium rtht m'Dr IN 3metel, iu petbrm Wit
tel eS aeGcn oe 9uoroilen II. qeiabfIuDeh, ui'lsr.h
hlma eiBensr gtihuctcn Der sur8tnorBane 0 esr
ioa. l4abeHo oeie Iuwtrtjarie Wistl. nit oen'r
man 6ns Gublitlm Uttr'dpemWt, 6tesic 9emoh
bdteH uno lei Ge,if 9eppten Itao, bat oicieS m
iSoem Serube nene Tceunee ildb erporbcn cen NTan'
'cn unctrBcHidc 2lCtltbacn erpteien u ju ablrttb'
uno su mettipuroiJe NGrtn 9smlht, I'M petBeIcn su
pdroen.
ggu iFnum hem pubd'um MIR eeriiacrn oif FprJ
faltg bIraui aseic wlo blb o1F HttW!il nnltr non
better Guolit III II, atiS Gac GuoGrp8 8cpaBrl, ou
a ie aepdhh BAT
Sr'bnlibtetien IN protrr Sah habtn lbr Die unnber
ireiiljdie 9lubl)re,i lnetet !oitimtte grtlt Seu3
uib abAcc5t; Rlumnlrlsi cetb,ctet oI aboruf eti
Seu9ullie. llHiert Hisntsn becaeolaCn unicGn rane
rtaniid en- amanab- ;tait5; er entbilt 6le Stugns
upo 9erGGe Be9JeDun9 bet Sebred3tn 6,e Die g.ttte
btllfn,
gDtr EN- nm Il tmmeubes gPitteI CUR Stuh
reiui8una tCaut5t itneet in per's ju iamm u'
ge iegte nj 5Gria iaportt leu-G rtrdti
bic 6ccJncte Mroju. din YeIat telfbrt ioicri isci
ellen DcItb.
3u6ereiict Ton 3. g. Gpst.A comp. 9opsB
Waf. ur0 gu b1ben bel allen 4pntbefc,n unb 9r,elC
Bertau'crn oller Sreu. tSar.uNet)
EGssH Ei,slrp~ .ltuI;tc sstlu
fa4st ssssss1Sacf III. ., atrin]t2F potiben Ss!sa.
sgss Iz>.. II. Rortbht.
Son. gSnrS 6. S5rbn.r
emp pisaieu benz 6eitdbtr NuStlum eigebe1ii tbre .t
saNen Borpndeu, kuti idben. guanteS 0
3luG, 5acer Fe uluerolnls aus Der betlbmen Fabrl
osr nS. Bedbaus sal9atet eiren 8rat.t
tetdeutpdaen erbalten uR6 lins Hnautbr tn
Ttaupe. gegtdbuic III teiorqer.
,e bitten unttr SuiiGcrura reeaer biHtssr u. ai
rettiamer esoSur:,2 Rm senejaien SaisrG&.
t"sept1d-l
2um5er 9,oro &aWbcl8i
8cGlt&aS pcid @ciaiH
bon
tjeiie g. 0oHp
@de bon soneorbs II Sowlphr., tate Srl.s'ttas,.
a8ir smpttLeu uniere 8crd'ts ooa aGea Sottef
sonbpis, @agnsrbDi5
epis far 9aai 6retner, NbssIiti 9tH
uno % BaBner -
uub striausn saiebe su o nitor5iten ctetien 4eaep
Saut, (Stpi5.BO0
3eHebiit &iBger,
Saby'tant psn 9ettesdea uns GarpEts
9r. 81, antltrate.
5luiidhen Connlt. S.oaeIosN.
RH- peislunatn wereen piiasiIb II. ttlis aufge'
Iabrt. (asltlTlS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

@3i1tig fur 2etbcnoe!i!
Drp fe or Sou 8 g3 3unordm' 9
peltberIbrte
3(atreiutsuug8s aup Ibfaas
runeSs 2rduter
fnb unheit,s Die betu, bis lest tctanntau lRtel um
Die petIprcAt 8tiuubBut p'eperberuitetlen. ippr,
ireuu seD Oenomnten, HraatteItan Ut oetUitsn Die
elben nb leIt lter esn
Sierteljd6rburbert tbrer Setltraft rpegen
IN Deutiblarb rubmltdjit betdnnt II. 9'ahtet uno
tobcn fd) au9 bier ict ben lcsttn ere Sabrcn ereH
plieen 0tuf ertpprbcp uno ei1uen ih telpaters Jut
Deilun9 bpawiat9er NIB gGrttt1di9er
Rranftei!ga,
unb trutc Rtsmauo be ,2ofnnna. aebctlt gu petsen,
uilebt rDn. Sucpr hieis bstliGmen Rliutfr gu pers
lgGjgn. Die Eiallter Wereen bon mir
btreft BON Oeutlblanb
.mpcrtrt II. empicbie i'd oieelben orn5ero rreinsn
pcriben 2auesleuten stn eenetaten Gebraude, ed i'd
iei nberSeuet bin, oaB Elm Stter, etr elinta coron
Htnlm nut her 28lriur0 es'pB suhteoen u. ME mtb'
uon I'M Saue baben; bern aud bel finbera Ia biz
poDibasiae g9ir!urs eicisr Srduter Wabr3ait pber,
raidene.
Ole erdutsr fnb ,u tab:u IN
VtIen ODER 9aipertG,
ie na5 Wiini1, uno hoben fd tel fpllcRoan Kcort-
teteu ais belcn6ers beidm erEpieen, GI8i
Ralenfrnmpf Sdmctrtoosn
SaJmbeibWerotn, StleH,
GjGl1Wuln, 8erltcpiun9,
@jldt 8beumotsmus,
gngbrnhteieit ausjebrtua.
Suiien, Npet- u, Sabrpsb,
aretSI1acer, DtmcpstEe,
Erdrne, Huseptrantset,
Gtuupen Bedttsmus8,
RfrpeRlAuabe
gutseueHijunbnrJ. Dtaiern,
Strcpbelu, SGnblpurn,
llulerlelbSb2 ldmeroen,
spaferiudt
Grippe. aolit,
rotDs Jiltbr. Srdte
GaljluB, GGpbtlta,
ta!te Siercr, oautausl1'sae
ilno alien Stantbeitn,
pe!dje aus p.rbcrbeuem Bius erttprtn9en.
Serner empi,bis ieb NGbcnzNrauier- -Slirr gescE
Ragenirampi, Gurtbtau, tptbe Gubr Srnaletoer
pulien, Grtdluus u. I. no. @pdephlbe Srppitn Snr
Jan,lt,ter YelHlS bet 5auiubt 9tCbtpuper, 3aba'
Snfm!, SanSpurm. pulper. Runbmaiier tut auber
lid, GsrlskuuDen. rbeumdtifdbe 6tatlnt, ardisrbes
II. ebpsras@iirir iolpe Or. spbite's meiiberibn.ss
duscupaiitr. Ju ltus Dteaelt'
gleraNbrid, B1,
@eueraIs sABent liir aauj slnlerfa.
Su 9aItimDle su babeH in alen lpottsten, ipne
Set YuobansIer y. DsHntnBb len, Rr. 3Sh,
N.-prattlr. SIN Srcben beI " y seisr e o.,
Er. 8, Slo. aitertDitr.
IN Q8aSbin8tpa bel gts. G bri ittani, aam.
.. gutptsle II. anoern Mrptbstcrn. (Septl8-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

GDbi,3es Geibs
sotr tailien ior.,pabreR0
sd b.sarpltua-,
Rprbs sGarpltnas,
9eor8ies.
Hl9tGma-,
Etnueiises
uno 9tr8tuia-
SautroteE
Al bes bbde,n I,s'ttsre' en-
pbtltpS Y0Ser&Se.
gic p-n Baltimore. u. 5arrilonIl.,
iaer aeaenHher esm -e9b. Sniiitiits,S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

b.s5lGseKaA TnE I1.aEfsn
Eumsn peIdc esr Ocniic euca auien ar3teS he
biirsn, 'putsu ii;t itetS an 2,r. 2cjnmGil,i, VT,
10, Ncrtb-, uaht 2eruStcnfri lrentet ir < d u
m u net eiuI9c WRIT in oei'nl Eanbe, ou' ben
man lid bel Der jeiuu9 aasr SEau;gfrantbeitea rer'
Lessen tann, fis ha Ine.
sstpGdng ber mcuailidben 8einieira,
eebdrntutt:ts Sorfaa II. Setibwdtuna,
1tldeu. unb G5eiSnibmerien.
NisberseimlolepBtit,
apeEer STUFF NptCttt6FGict, 9itrpTFtfi, scpfWe9
lluo aIic ben Somtr ciGent 9eitpcr6e,l
1ebe Dame bic tticu aeibtdteu Dpttor plafbt,
fclie tel Or. 2 d imam scriFIt1tn.
spaR perselie niobt Die 9iImmsr 80 Worth. Elm
SauS BEN 2ertnptOnfr, Baltimore, M&r. GrsCneieti
&erbeu ulA allen sur6e6Jeaenhen berfarft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

Sr. S7l. Ya. Sr,uus (5ul8 1S
Ole q dlp inbi dl aIeibt ber Rlap-
1er1 6Gouas; liz 9jbt lets iparl,snee NrScidtn
thrtr R6be Gin Suiteln bumpie Sruitfbmescn.
iG,rsre6 Ntbnter b,usr oui 9rBhere potr segln0ere
Seijun9 Der Gnle bun. 8crnathldihgt man oiFirlbe,
lNBt man es hnbluseu, lis ie3 G'eertIdSden bIoen
bsusn anoeu bair f0letu, f1un 1T tet Eco has @ub
er5e6nb 2iie'S Iungcn aSaiidin Bellt ole
8ereiitGH 8tce, teieitI9t @GSimhuna ent'cn S@lenl
Il. Otter, nratit hem Suiteu e'n knee uao beu3t oec
tn GcS dusJsbernu lluSEbruna ppr
Su tatcu te g. {; ggs. CospGri. t5ctr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02
9ctcu - G'ciuuOBeit = Stlrfc !
&cben - GcinuDbeit - G3tlrtel!
0cben - Weiunbbeit = Stdrfc!.!
&as srD9e fransoiifbs S5eitntttet
Sr, ctuau 9eiai;drrc'S


tpet:bsriituite ,,fpesififtbe G9i!ien",
2llSt an rSplpltal bu RDro" pber pQaribpiiert"
Disie unfdlbbore @eotijr II fcin gIentwerf; H.
eilt SaaeniuB reer Sameni6wldbe uncbbar. 9as
&esbartct Der Ssftlr6tSs gpcr';euGe u. Snrnlpe9e
iinireptai9cn reer nadbtihen GamenzSr0Gie, tppDgr
fe aud iiltcn unb We beeeutsuo f: aucb en mtDen,
1perbtn RAD bee.itNt nne ccr Sr1anen 3n neler ge
flnoer SbItigttii rerbplien.
Aian leie ei1enbes 3en8nts en3efs Iencr fanSBF>
fder Aerite:
"gDu babeu et, bon Ga.ancierc & Dupont Sr 214,
9ne Scmbarb natD rem Gieicpte ec5 9r. SSuan Deios
mare Sutee!teen noetiitden plIen" Ia unie,er pr,
pats lrartS nit iib tets glecbbletberSm @rfolas an.
6efpanet rno Gauben, haB teme Gnotre giebiitn 70
eut8eet4ret 1T, ale pesirnen, be an unileuplQaen
Gtgpilen oeer fpniilger StWade Der gsi1eht5zSt-
game = lei cs in ECIge itler igeneen HebenSwef,
@usl4pe'ilaGea cher 9lfb6ude = leiten. gu tur-
ten. Jt. " Beaureparie, 0r, Weo.
g. y. On uiarbtn, IT.
Sean &c Geu9re, Or. Ylcb
IadS, ben 6, 9Rat 1868.
Nfau bite fid) DDr YtndlabntllilNcu!
Die 6ebten ytutn pcr6en BON aucn bauptldD tden
GrCgu item IN alien 9petIbrtien etltau. gret$ 81
pgo Sdatt'l cher 8 s@a4ielu idr So.
G1arareere SupeHt, GItinBe &i4eatGtmer,
gir 2l4, Jtuc qDmtato, 4a,tS
Bet etueneun9 pen 81 al u8tno enen bet becnl
ndbtatcn N9enten erbait man NIT nrnDehenotr p5i
siae itii ceriis5t(te Sc1a@tei. Sd,adbtIn fur So
alleinse @enirals sgtlent.n fir Imsri,ai
Sc5aaE 81. WSogeS & Gomp.,
g,r. u, Gprtlanoht Rcrp- 0Olt.
RS.-ani 9eIlamBen eIbsn irani6iIte ofuifbe
isan'dle L. enai9e Srpi6uleu nit pplltn eiebtau9s'
GnmslnnGen nntsr trsenb elmer @oreiis pcrittdt
Sn Salttmple Ii. 81 btH8tpH bel GGe
Wrpibefern gu baben.
9lBeuter I'll Baltimore une Ra9baridba a /:
So. Ebpmpi en- 8lpd. (4t-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02
Webgi!Hc arallfbciten.
Grnnoite1 &ur sdrGnttrt


Grnubtte,e Ssur saranttrt
Dr. Sofepb Tabiau+
4bilafclphia.
az. 5abiaii GerantIt IN ip'8snssn arartfetttr
tlrc ianelc uno grnnoIide BUR Die ei,n Wtrt
rem mir filth suteteilst unb 1T our@auS trti bon
HueGiilbeT.
@e5eime aranfgeitsn
beiSerlsi GeibedtS, 10 ihredlid III ibren iSe'ser
peuu pstnal6inst uuo tpsuu nidpt bcn ensg, stalrs
neu G,jte tebanbelt.
@oelbfbsErfung (Onanie),
teren trauriSe triosn id iiine6eten In ptbmaib.
nd9niben SdmsnerecbuTaen, SbfpdtDe ter mdnn=
l!ben asu8uostiaf'. SsetnSabttblup uro euo!d'
slnsiebrura., SunSc eeute bic i!8 eentn tefrab
fno, icuten nd pertraususpoG' an mid tpeaosn. Sd
babe Gauienoe iclher uneii!lfaen gu lbrer rnbertr
fraiiiBen @eiunSbet surifsebradt cte BON NnccrfG
faiiN tebapeet roer ais nbctlrar au3eseteu ppIbeG
fab.
ssrauens8ranftsttsn.
SBe;Rft Sua, bauf8 bic llrfa1e .allasn,esner
Stpads, unseseImahisfeit uno uufrnsbtbars
felt.
1lnresel md dbtsfett
III scr monotlieben fsin.guns cber gdniild,cs
2iuSblibeu ofrielbtn, eitidpie bon Wther lI'af,t.
ptro IN pentgen 8agen bon mir ber8eiteut pbat nob
tbeilise Solsen fur Die Geiunebeit.
Set nener flnjebniibrisen Srarts IN ttetser Stao!
babe i'd mid, bauriiddtdp mt eer eebancluha rbiesI
tIantbeiiea bsi4atei nnb carn O'e SlanSenelten He
fuItate eriiclt.
2ustpdrttse Yatienten
iSnnen bon mir ttbaueelt wrcsn, wenn e mir ibrer
3ulano fdriitli1 u,theisn.
Strensite @srfdsuiessnbsit pirs s.iae.
dbert. (S'nS.1So
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 22S, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanla1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

Nan eiiltrt eOB bic luBlits 9erau'
buus rge ,Gru. q J.. @rytUe, ctnes IN
Ger Nabe ron % GiCloBbprOaNb, a.
g., mUbnrncrn llRior;leu, ntbt ais BE.
tinnahtluu3 irtntr nprc!icb:n oclin'
nunlrn 0,ibIt, i0Ho:rn cS bios nuT 'cih
Gjllo ltlCiCGCu lgdr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

Die GntoedHrg pcn Seiqucllen
IN CANADA ruft ptsislbe SIufTegnnS ber-
pcr, wic sinf i'm pffstcten YsnrlplpaGun.
Cine IN ecr siibr ppu Gnnisli1cn IuB.
lid cnteedte Susue, eer man ben Pa
men ,,6enerd's Sucas" bCtlegte, l!efert
ldei,cb 1900 6dp Set.
gluf Den Drp-A (S6de'
trGteniniein) an ecr Slflt pcn 6!ortr1
bsfincen liR 9t9rnwGrtt9 $50 Sunres9e'
'1nSene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

j)Cite " Ou!ip
&6e bon Soneorbs II Sciulpfr., tate Srl.s,ttas,.
a8ir smpl,tLeu uniere 8critts poa aGen Scttel
Sanbois, NagrsrbDii,
epis fiji i6reiner, NiSbeIttt 9tel
uno BaBrcr
NIB striauien eae.be su oe ntsor5iten eteen gsatn
S1at, (Stpt5.BO0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

llnlsre Gciien'crten maden s'nel bcrrliGen G6aurl
uub iiuo Ia bate ,uie ms6sm gBansr 0teldI gut Az
triuden unr penn Gle uur eiumaI oamit eiuen 8ef-
f, aemddbt babfr, 10 ipoaen sic a1r ttine anotre.
SIl ,hr Srccsr uniejc gBod,c riat 70 aebeu Sit ~
uuleptu Ilenttu uHb 'auien Gle i'd bieiets. gGiici
5e ib "a nt4t nit aaetrer gnaarc poa Ecu y. ctera
abierti3en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-02

GepGgt iub icuten eE fdD Spr tcNcuCereu NH8obt
mateh, IT, q dlumduH ~ &abe at ttcteu II III
tin @rit her In yatucre boon ccrtteltlit tt'duu.
1T puo- ME Gtpaa ptTlprbt mas CT uit itl letiten
in E3!anoe ii. Samcn tbunGn IN brgr grtpaurOb-
nuna IN oNtp Stetcn Der Z taot beiudt Ueroeu Spl.
de- De auicrbnlb Ger Soet 0btr tn neier Ftrue wcb.
reu, tbtrcn IL hes Gplicrs yrpat. 5Dobnn9 pibg,no
betGltia mtrNell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-20

ROUGH TREATMENr-A school teacher in
81. LOUIS has been arrested for throwing a pu
Pal on the Moor, striking him with his fist, and
kicking him in the head.
POLITICAL Preachers Hannibal Re.
Puolc says that within the past wear tbrse
hundred and twenty EIGHT Radical poIiricsI
preachers have been sent TO the penitentiaries
Napoleon, as the little girl says. has ..the
eonvalescence."
ga Vermont teacher asked his primary
class, what makes the sea salt A bright Iittie
urehin replied: because it is full Of Goldfish.
SIR
~The autumn foliage has alresd bean SAID
or sung this season about hundred thousand
umes ls glory deserves all the praise AZ gets
VDr- Dufresne of Laprairie, Canada. has
turned priest. He forsakes brilliant posi-
ton al the call OF conscience.
~Pollticians are busy among the BIS of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES boutwell,. Brastov
Butter and Banks being already nominated.
ing here next summer on his way 10 the PARIS
Exposition. he is the dyst de fac.o Emperor
weeyer had, and will be (Brazil) nuts for the
qaidnaHcs. -
give learn from the Lsesburg Washing
tonIsn that the farmers of Lou don county, Va
have organized a horse ins urance mpany 10
protect themselves against the many horse
thieves lurking about that se,tion
@The Memorial DiplomatiQue Is about 70
be prosecuted for charging the King of Prus
STA with sheep stealing. = = :
~A London shorthand writer has IN vented
machine by which erusts of bread can be
turned into -four - -
E/A wicked but pretty little chambermaid
stole lady's jewels at the ST James Hotel in
New ork, valued at $1,000. She cried dread
Iuny wnen detective discovered them in M
palpitating corset.
~Oil Of superior quality. and in considera.
bic quantity, has been found in Bland county.
Va ana also an extensive bed Of coal.
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AUCTION SALES.
nv GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auesioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE

Thu STEko' SALE.
By virtue OF two deeds Of trust from Francis
EIomsen : ons, to 8. 8. Williams and Charles
Walter, dated the % February, A. D 1883, and re.
Of the land Records OF wsshingtoa County, Dis
q let Of Columbia and on4 to William r Mat
tiRgly dated the 18th uly a. D. lss and recorded
In Libsr n. y. T., No 90. folio a. ct SEQ of said
Land Zee. Ids-we shall sci at public auction, IN
font OF the premises ION HRIDAY. the 9th day Of
november ls66, at clock p m, Lots numbe red
snd ), IN SQUARE No Sc, and ell that part Of Lot
.ymesred In sead square, contained within the
following metes and Misunderstanding for the
same q the southeast corner Of said Lot and run
ming thence vest n feet; thence north rs feet
thence ssss = Ysss and thence south rs feet 70 the
The above property 10 situated On d stree. south,
between 9Th and 9th streets east. and is i'm,
proved With large two, story Brick Building and
hss been used a. lager beer brewery, for which
hmm after the sale OF the real estate, the
Del eonal effects connected with the brewery, cen
sistng Of Barrels, Kegs Kettleg, &C., will De sold
unaer deed Of trust to William L. Dunlop
The terms of sale will be :-Fo the personal
property cash For the real estate-One -thi r.,
cash; and the balance ut Elk and twelve month";
for which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day Of sale. and secured by
deed 81 trust upen the property. will be taken
Sl0o cash be required the real estate at the
time Of sale. os.es:ion cen be had within ten
days after the sale. All oonveyancing and stamps
GHARLTs WALTER. surviving Trustee.
WI. =. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
VIM. l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
.t GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
&C IT, eo3w INTEL
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THE EVENING STAR.
A FriRhtful Picture


There has been Of late some fearful reyela-
ten OF the moral degeneracy OF the GLOVER
orders in England, but q picture more ap-
things in Liverpool IL 10 hardly possible TO
conceive. An inquiry was a short time back
Instituted by the Town Council into the cause
the report Of the Commissioner draws a mic
t1re At which humanity must shudder. The
following extract from q London paper will
gay some idea OF the slough of Dsspond' into
yerted:
"For four years has an epidemic Of typhus
ragged with increasing yirulence among the
the working population of Liverpool. Let
cholera once take hold of these masses of fallen
humanity. and 1t can scarcely be expected 10
leave them until il has sucked the life blood
from thousands. Children go drunk 70 school
ragged schools. Women, for love of drink.
sell every stitch they wear, saving Just.tn last
shred of linen, and then-heaven help the
wretches-they sell their hair! This Is the ey-
idence OF the Rev. Father Nugent, who speaks
of one woman. the mother of seven children
who sold her HAIR to a bar Der for q quart of
beer Women have been had up for drunk
enness ia times or more. In one court the
women were discovered sall drunk one Sun
day afternoon. The children club their pepce
togtthe on a Saturday night, 10 have : prse,'
and get glorlously inc briated like their seniors.
The master OF the Hibernian School says:
y on might as well attempt to empty the Mer-
sey with bucket as TO apply Christian in
struction while this flood of intemperance is
overwhelming us Chaos has come over the
people. There seems to be neither la w. order nor
decensy among them Children die which are
never born, says Father n ugent. Rents GO I'M
pa TOR the landlord fears 10 be lest his
tenants should pull the houses down. Il
have four houses in Henderson street. saws an
agent, and there Is not a piece of timber left
IN them. They (the occupiers) will take away
the cupboards, the staircases and the very
states of the roofs ana We cannot catch them
We just quote one more horror. brakeman
and his wife ruined themselves by drink The
woman fell i'll, and lay in indescribable filth
on Eer sick bed for months. On a Saturday
she died, and remained untouched till Thurs
day. The husband that day obtained ten shil-
hngs TO secure the necessary attendance, bu.
instead OF devoung the money TO its proper
purpose went and got drunk with II. He went
home IN that state and slept with the corpse
On Friday some persons sent a hearse TO take
away the body, but when the men saw no per-
son TO go with the funeral they took her out
and threw her down in the room again, where
she lay tll the police had her buried on the
following saturday. As a sequel we are told
an old woman. who lived underneath. was 50
much shocked that she died the same night
Such is the account which Liverpool gives of
ITSELF
And all this under that aristocratic rule of
which the upper classes" of English society
are wont to boast 80 loudly, and of whose eN-
cellencies they are so prone TO vaunt as pre-
senting marked contrast 10 the vices OF dem
ocratic government.
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pr GBEEN 4 wILLIAMs, Auctionsers.

By virtue Of Q deed Of trust to me from Henri,
De uariel and wife, dated March u.s. 1855 and
recorded in Liber 3; N. H., No. 10. page az, ct
viii ell. upon the premises, BY public auction, to
PAL, the sist day Of octoSsr, 1856 the foiIoxins
Comfy and District Of Coiunbis. to Wit All tSst
irsct called Long -MeadoWs,n and Bounded =
the Eastern branch Of the Potomac river on the
east; the south by the lands Of Henry Douelsss
on the north by the lands Of Alex ander B 1ber.
crombie; and on the west By the lands OF VIM. W ,
Corcoran and John A. Bertrod. containing fSsj
ninety six acres more or lees Also all that other
part Of Long Meadows' bounded e foliows |:
beginning for the same 1t the corner Of the land
formerly owned by John A. Bertroff and the isad
OF Henry Douglass, on main public road leading
east from the third boundary stone Of " Arlington
city, ID. c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence west
ara with said road t10D twenty feet; thence north
and allei with the boundary between said Doug
less and BeFtroe land TO the rear line of Bertrof
lard; thence east 10 the laid piece of land fret
above described; thence south to and with the
corner and west boundary line and the line OF said
henry Deuglass's land. 30 the beginning; mon the
following terms and conditions, to wit
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months for notes bearing interest from day OF sale
and secuted by deed Of trust on the premi ses
All convey ancing and revenue stamps at the coet OF
the purchaser. 9lOo will be required dswn when
the property 10 knocked off
HENRY o. HOOD. Trustee,
NJ h6S,td GREEH WILL Ma Aucts