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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
GpRcgghlasT5ratsr - ~,,llriel 4rola,"
llnlt Harl GitkfDm.

Inter bsn beuti6en Sbeattrti6tern
ntnimt 0ubfop unfrrittg tintn toesn
Man9 Elm; bamit 1T aber niGt 9efa8t,
pap or iurn ernmdti1htn 9i6ter iene
gFstee e~n1rfarGrn Bat, pel4e bic Waultn
rem @ente 6dctn i'll fpenben beJett ltNb.
Gr bat tn ihDncS Salient fctn Dialpa TT
f~itfrnp, feline GprnNe 0ewdplt, feline Qba-
rattere 5temlte4 ItVti8 8sjsi6net, aud
mhnGctt e8 ipsoer leinfni yllrtel Ncpitn,"
npD itInem g30pf unb G9wtrt" an Auts
buIabdhten Sitnntipnen nur Sins
feGlt, SteStraft, Gfaraftsre 81 fNaffen bic
8letlA uno 8lut taten, urb teren 9Nnb'
lun1en fclgrrc6t aus teran G~bar0tter ilG
entpifeln. Die GrFnbuna5traft, wsl0e
tbre et9cnen S1bnen paNbelt unp babel
etnnp0 DER Natur unb tcm Qeben aftreu
blfibt, fie Gett tent 40! Statt Menften,
9iett er tns nt%rtbrperte Seen, fatt6anb,
lung - ptttplop8titAe MsfIsripnsn, be.
rrE man bic NbfAtli0teit anliebt, auf
eth 3tsl lr53utruarr, has pento gu tbun
tat nit benz, mas man Sdttum unb ppeD
ttiGe @ere@iigfett nennt.
ulrtei acpfa" III Gin iplbe5 pbifplp.
petfAs5 Sraurrftttt, nur 1T her !6aupt.
pRilcippb yurtet" frin 9bilrfppt, fpnbtrn
Elm ungLlidlthfr Niebbaber, Der eir.m
af6cGrn ;u @efdlten, unb neil FRAZIER
01nattSmuS tom ais FnNeres Saium eRt-
G~e9entritt, sum 5et0lin9 ptrb, tneem CT
li0 Der ron Der SsnaGp0e biftirten SuBe
nntGrnirft, HW lsl6R Dfentli1 2ugcn
itEaft unp natoem er penno9 pas Wa0.
tten ntht bstbrnmt unb ii4 ssrsiftet, Su.
test fstlsr fatihtn GtsIuna bapur9 bic
Serene aufeBt, tab er pas sin5iss grrbre-
den trgebt, fir t1tlArs muir Wabniinn
etnsn acknowledgements barbisten
fam, melNe6 QteE unnrtitiD zines @bilp-
Iepfsa AM unpQrbiGfeR 1T - ben Sslbit-
mprS.
Der 0ta6tt 9en stttba, Icptc bic bst.
BEN anberen &abbiner fnb sutse5eiGnete
Tanntifer, ipie ie in ieSer Gefte II. Con.
ffifion 1T 0uBenben 3u fnben iinp, abcr
tie fnb 3sbenpsrfpnen, Bic Der @ustow'.
fAen Spse MIR 3ur Stafa9e btsnen. Ole
@aupirerfpnen fnb vSgpitb," neide III
p@eoia" ffinesweDs ben @btloippten,
ipncerlt, tpte anbere WRe1ea, BEN 8e.
itsbtfn, ben on3efeinbsten, perfplsten unb
frntrbri8ten GeIisktsn, erblEdt, bcr ibrer
eiebe untreu pirb, neil tbr gaH her
rsife 5anbalsbsrr, ibrem 9eperber vStn
Sp1at" cline @rl:lumme fhutpet, bic er,
DbNc fiji su ruiniren, Mot te3ablen fam.
Wenn eth &ptbi1ilb sur i3eit bes vNcp.
fla" ge!cbt unb pem Sanberfraten bas
Oelt ppraslredt bate, 70 mare aus ben,
Gusfpm'f1en SraIerfpiele etn Gufipiel
aeirprbsn, Garir Q(letn Heat idbpn bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
3cltarapllidles.
6UlB.

GUlB.
Rew.9prt IL. Wdrs.-Gh SdfuB.
Aptirung fir Cob war beIte Gbane
tier 1901, In Cincinnati 1919.
8ran0.
Mlbanp, N.>g., II. Wdri. - Cine
5eufrsbrunt ;erifBrte ant 6reit19 Rpr-
gen bic IN Commercial. Gpenue asleeenf
9FusTabrif BON S. Watbfts unb bas Ca.
gsrbaus Der Speseretbdnbler @orb unb
2psers; b.ibe GsbaRbs laS Bios fur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
Gin 8ensf, fir 9rn. &. p6rnins.

TtNT N1IlTlDEW IT pWf SENtl5 pts WIN.
s. fBrnina in 8plfst9tatsr an1f;tt0t.
Gin rprtEtfliNes StG& III CUR &ufuy.
rung eerpGbtt morStn, Or. S, SHrntrg
itcgt fr0Rf TIT &cipttaie barntepcr. DARN
licDt, ab8tltbtn son BET GDrftlunn, cine
pArmt Wabnun8 ali pnftrt Sweater
frsunbt bamit rsht 3atlrsiAsr Sr(u0 bic
MISUNDERSTANDING III elmer srDisbi8tn
,,tnfNf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

- ~. Salnter. emit gstbs sbirepreiit sss ruiz
Ef9tn RaiieIa lrs fpdtst Ianatabrt5er 9etearlt ess
sSniss Spn FreuFsn, ia as Shbneransen- Spstaisnt
uHS tl oasn q.een tss SUES II; her @tisr .,ani n,e
fE,,, Ssn, f,,h,u Il. iureihelbait,deu 5cl1nhhs Get
ESdftcn SetIritufttn in Gat0pe sur GtIt;; gsdn fet'
eeIie nid,t, pcv.rmmtuocH Taas itt an ~. g@I'l'eF'
M. 20, Gu, Ealttmcrsitr gu nel1th.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
sruSmdrtiac Muftradoeber!

TuIcntn, sc ron Sut>pdrtS auftrGRe ienbsu ipcls
len s,r0u ibte NIB be5 @mrIdnGsts Getslie aus
Gebsn.
R8- Rnfrascn BON aastratts miieu eon e!nert
TpEtcmpel bflisitti Itr, Inn p~lrttl;ees S'pteeeruns
4. Rcine.
(B-) Er, 3, Suo.4apftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Gsttdtiee &Hseiee
Serioaen. Die R,,anTit II. @c!6aECie rcr Dampitr
pStr Ecistbiif ron i;nenb chem safer GntCfa's nab
ten Ser, st. III ~tsItrssru mi i&cr, lveiten ecioEssts
sarouf auirsytanl 9tnta@i raB ter arov1n8 bon
FaTcs;eIm b'tltm uu4,TEbnIid Bros une ss5ta!b
ieGties 1fsIi,atipa u. StitsGune ser Saiia8s Iatb
lam iii. i. Gatne
f5e-) Str. ), g. sNaaSHr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
qga giorb Intetifaniider
s4!s lot ).

rsssssSMa NlDDD.
Ser. Staattn. 4pits HainpfidiffaPrt
SpiTdea
Stein s 2yarf unS Bremcn ola
esipe6.
GGntue, fdere unb trr ale tret NaGasterttahsn
comfortable einstrid tce R'ber.0 antpfcr abstDtne
BON 3ep-Dert wie fof9t, onntrta3si
~ tlastit", capt, @. Spne; 5000 Z, 1000 ptotrs
IA. Nrrl)
IS eHern RetroroliS", 1900 Z, loco gihlrs
(26. arrtl.)
81 aItic" 5000 g., 1900 Ti6tr. 90. Ttdt)
Ga lie pcGfiuStat SututruRs her baltic" ntht
bis Nittc 0tar, ~ bttpsr,t.aiaen, aui melhe tetn
ftjtt grpseitcn aultisst mar. 10 TT sum frilS tir
hisie 0aiie ter $500 I srose iidtre 0amrier l. ataiI':
@rtctph" ~, Cart. 2ppbsr (sbaaEe ren Stip.
gpr. 10. Iisr1) mad Bremen ilt Gle smts en8a8irt.
Raiia8e-8rstie
son Netp.Npif nad5 @rtmsn, ecrbcn, Saore
iInb Southampton,
;aDtbar In gsIs rber tsieu setib in gapitrselb;
erite N1llte ...................'SlC5.oO;
Biptltt Gdiu.e ................'. oL.0u;
SptlGtnee& .................. $3.50.
Rinbtr bic Silite.
Gin ~srfabrensr Irlt tefins.t I'D am 9crs.
WeseR 6ract cscr paEase psnbe man I'D an
@ehr. MilBrr,
G:reraIss CENTER, III, 4b. g~eateritr, Ny.
gIeat fur Baltimore u. g8afbinstca q. Raint.
tEiSo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
1sISfeubuudcri

6,tof ~sHtrn3en merseu gu hem n'tc't9lteu Grurt; IA
yreus,f@tn lLaicrN. Sttir. 9nlntt;, hlnn'en &c. roo
iratne tirtr, 96cile Gurppo's btipr0t. His 9ifte bet
5GuiCr, nit nelGtn mir Serb nepn9cn uNtsle0lttn,
1T In Ger SiTce aufAttduat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

WeneraIs 4 entnr
,ur 8efBreeruns ppn 9dHe0teren,
@elo, Sa6eten nnb WertbtaHen
itcrtaupt
CD nnb bon Grrrra, rev. 9eittdlanb' e9~sa
SpQanS, EraNFrctG !.
@<fl
szsasRzssass 9ampfsrsagsHtur
hes rRprpsG eutt3tu Tlppp",
GeiegiGait",
hes rRptt. Nmcrttanii&eu eIrSs",
sepeGdiR.aasntnr
ANzAsrsS Der "Samburs = amerttan'isst 9a3tf'
RETIRE. gcfeui3at",
(tuault Uplcr, SambNr9l;
hcr nSaprts au,crtfariidsn Gliprer. Yadafatrt".
(Garl gAorsmann, &tbl. ans sGGitrBm &SS: 8aST,1'
(G. s, 8liTgtnb:r0, g'tn,en).
Dte Camper tts vMrrttsntfaen etoVb''
tctsbsu aus ben aatraOtsen erltr Slaile:
ocrrmdnn, eept 81 GHcnt'i
E5rcu,rii. @Iei: y; Vttntr;. o
3ania, Cart. I. 8. ?. G5anttm;
Gttnesifa, S5Ft. .. sesllels'
Sle Donpfer Der -Samtura sGmsri'anil@cH y, ".
g." 6eiisEen aus rtn }arrisrDen uitsr aiaae;
G5ermorid. SaPt. GRiSrs;
SGfpniGt GGFt, NeSI'
ISrtM;iIa, Capt. S6menferi
N,lctacunIG, Gait. SrautntahrT
&dpdrie, Cart. GNait;
Eeutcnia, Gapt' Saad.
sic 9ousfer teS .sscrt. .!mrrttaniissn gIcFo"
Setter1aszSdmritD
tcileseu aus Sen Sabr;cr6cn ericr elahsi
&ttantic. Gapt. @bs. Scptr;
glicfior, Gapt. Scieber.
gGtifrn met. rpOiS, east:..,
(tabrtu am Is. Wlati, IL. Npttl, II. Utal)
Tdjiaoe-greiS ro6 eru!Eamptcn, eenbrn, 5aars'
UIemcH, faTbur3:
!. G2iGte.
I. .....,,,,......'s. cs'"o
Sw'idtFbfd .... ........ 800. 8i.eO
n. Crib cser in gapttr. RAD bent %Iaufenben ecrtIe')
Rinttr !wiiN,n 10 Sotrtn stt SHlt''
psEaes. TrtiS ron trpsnS ttnemt Der cti8tn Sdte' mao
Nepz goTi;
/, Saitts ..SiIEtov
2. .....,..'''''''''' ov'NS
3wii0erbes ............'... sp.VN
lin 9SclS ebtr Toptsr na0 eem %laufsretn gnuns)
Sinner iipiI9tn 1-l0 ,Sabret bic Stlite.
ng- gstr Stu- u. 5triNbrts. Sintts nin'n't, erPdlt
eiRtn n~ar,baitsn NbiHG.
40 Die Eklfn Dtase iu.rfsu bel FpFaac' Ger Sa>-
faye tsle9thtpH@ teit8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Sic Ittlstttc.r res Srsens g. .. o.. g., fopts tss
Rprlduns tts etrs. Siaasaeeier., w,l@. btuts
Ttsns 02. W6r,) nm ~ ntr in Der SannptrItr.-
Grrssese i~;aitfnstn irire. tetiuirobrtn. IbtpiG -
Die VItu;ipita t.B Cgssrs V. D."
e 9sIh
(60 grdHSsnt bss Gpnii:'i,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

VI S~tUFttNTFWI .
pDn 8Qmburs, Bremen, 9apre, IntweIpeh
uaG ireenb s!rem saf,n stnefifaS
scIcrat bic Eatntur bic bsuisHien 6abite',
eitbt paha5eiGtine tnt ale GONE ~
" befcr9t etforSerTiGen sous P1tas'tre oontPrem
Seim0tts<S fte Rterber.
g;s Tre;ie tttrrnen ron g;rtnleu RAD Saltirrcres
4. Geilt: s32; i3ipiiG embed s24; tnser ;rotidsh
10 Satr,n eltetI& btgiser. Die Trstie imp
III gplo cher Taritr nat reni I%anfsneen Senlle
iabiba-. Bon Saort seipr9t bic S8tntuI Nana-
ai.r. fEr S23 Gple. IS puo ttfcrSGs earai;t
auiinc,iam s,ma@t. tNb mir ms tu 8:Ibtn0una
nil Ter Sierfert.tS t.una rca Saia5crtn srpbtr
ScraiaIt unt:riitb,rt be 2tuts sfn S,eintn'
Sautbure sc. aus (cBne Griraeel benadr'ht8cn'
pnn Fc am abreii,prts einsutItfien lobsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

ShUtcusWdrf

Ss Tliislteer Ger g t Il 9tfclH6aft
tpeib hermit ad'tunsspoI eriadi, Gh bet'H 9 ntrtii
;u Iesitimtrsn ,uh. ben itsiscn pc. ~tSltniiIsu 9'dnune
trasene, fetne SiHtmttglieoer an bteisn'
So9e einsuf6bren. j..
Sn aufra9s teS 0cripaltunas- ausiduftsf
(6O-2) TuI. Conrad Ssfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
So @.
ny~ Sic Nuitabl, Suilbing Miius
(tdiiQn

fNt Dcnncilas, Is. Vlati Nttn5s I'm 6 nbr In
nGutsE pe!t", iitst Wths's SEtsa, Duiama .
Iura.
qfir toksn ,;rt t,rcits nit G,i9Is Gekrauate Sontt.
tliicn naeucnlnrn uno ba bic exile &tsssbillns az
senauutcn Ab,nes s,ia!ebt 10 Nib 9's.rn,sHuj 81
ttFb:ineu unb sRtptiIe VI ~ititren etl6eIaotu
q $. @lctEftcib, praf.;
(62-t) as. Z. Q mit9 Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
8a6tte na3 irssna riGsm Srte
4rruin's

rerSen biQss tti6tbtrt Nj b lance aeasltstett; aih
gSetItduuns III. iiberetbene Rtrtbiader bstrtrtfeu'9t.
Ben BIN z %auientsr ron Tadeen, he ipir IN esr lesttrt
Slbren ~beiBrout, 1T d tetn stnbiGts ott-
forcn~ etssnasn! Ds E~sIrlsuu9 flnotl Ere
Q8otc pIt Gonpisr it1a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
&}MmphrtD,S
bpmGppatbti6c Sptttftta
bQten GG na@ btr pmfanertlRftn Or

TNVIUIEUIN
els eeutcmmsa .rfCler,ia %.fpIeier. Ginfat, raf@
mirisnb uHe iup,rIalits, Nno ft bic cin5'scn sum
ge!t.otbrau@: e~eItnotr s!ittst; 10 tirfa@, bas sst'at
@t5ralt5ee seiu 8eritstr porteu,rnen tam; 10 harr1Ios,
bef itee s,tatr satet itbIt unS 10 ~,ptrEiaq,, tab man
no nets auf lie ~perlaiitn faHit. sic bnben btt Sebtc.
~aun Of Sttittn artpretiusatu ~s.turecR II. psrefr
inaer lufttesnf elCR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

ETSa,a &uufh! 2unfeb!
AAlsnY Der llnitrSsibgete bat ouf bcute. Ditrtas.
EIFfssssT gtrne I'm 0 lbr in ieinsm utu-e'nsoidt,t,r
aaasa7ah frtaI. etueh gre fen 9nnid ctrantslitt uns
label bitru,t Il euRbs II. Bs,annie tbfi4it Elm, tbn
III FeiutCn urb ali her E,riptliuns bts .lnsiNts MT
iebliri@ ~ fem. Gin t'H.rt gutter elsS Bier fcu's
uitt iebiell. Rob. 9ttn.
(62) ptr. 1872, g~tnnitlp. Nv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

.Sn bEtTir SahrteSeit, no 10 oltle nnIttet sellte an
Grtttua3 ttieerl, lerf:n mir bic Nrirler'f an,Icit etf
.sptr,s Gperre Weetprat". tai nI@t nuy
bufen II G6nrpjer, itntsts eae 9ln9sr- u. 5alS.
letetn futi,t. "a mir IS in unierer 5amtltc felt tits
len Seb:en e%s6rautt, t5uusn ptr aus peripuli6tr
pieaetdt ausele CUTE %3stlmit;tl; at:r ipsreit ,rier:
erfabEprs rtidt, lat ib sisi.s tet gneiisn ais tas
tete ~t1,pisien. Gstne sEirtuue,n iine slcit nibts u.
san; SeIlasiia. "a Idbt f@ uracn,bm elnuetren
nnb irIt, 1T itsfr Camille els Sd.uP asst1 cine Slaas
ron 9si6wcrben, we!Se anfanlS tarmlrs ,dtinsr
attr, mtnn sclnafiiitst, s~siaissnb unb scfibi6
perSea, sur SaHb fttn. (R..b.r Seaiftr.O (sars)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
CDbn{Dn=Y anbereiu Ger. z.

S0btiDil=S aiDfrftn Jtr. q.
Inter ssissm Rsn,en tsarbe 5rettas. 0. Mdr, 1866,
rtn reuer Bauosrtiu s~e9rtneet uns apsr tn bcr tts
saaiuns hes Srx. auauft 5pfmann. Gr.2o., Gafttra-
9p,nue. Vile Iieisni8;n. w:l1e fit. tinen, neu'x
Sa,istr.tne ani6ltsen weller, finb bbftaft sinssla-
it@ einsufubta. ta bic gei.e. ssr anuabnl: oorltt1
9pb. 6. Tturid. prof. y1Sf.;
(6l-D Qputs Sartk =. Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
unabbangigtr TanDereia ytr. 2. bpll
WnItiIupre HDunti1.

IS n!rS teN lRiteliebern ptisen Bersius btfann
sentaGt, eas in radi,er g%erIomr,tunG bcrie, OF
Is. giarl 1865, ab,uss 8 llbr, @tlb ~perfteisert roirh
Iitimitsltser, bic 0eIb ;u faafen iplniGen, tonne
nit genis Uranium, ansencmnen ,psrter.
Jm MaittaD: Musuf water, grd.;
(eO-2)N Set. q. S66er, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
WOuQbltr, Yauuereiu Wr. I.

DE yiitslttttr ebistn Wtlesns limb tlinGt, W.
ra1itsn Gialilas. Is. MaIs. IN ,brtm Serttnsiofai9
p~rrii.,.n. ,ym Aui.rase bts yraf. 9puis Sd,sut
(sI-2) Sol. g d n, | b [, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Sr fauuH bel 5SeIu,u Sinners

Salttr6an. cher SoltF cher !SGbnneb cher &ariibntsr3
sbtr e6tsIcRAtsit sser 3abntr ittsr ceet 9o0rmtr
pser @crbauuns% sbsi6Sereen us:t eettsadlsn ssr
Sdnupfen poer HaierN cher s:utbuiten rctr S9ar.
Lao Ftssr sber Eitgtberie cett i&iiTale G%r'alhurs
cher Stii,rteit 1see Esrcnfus rnS 14rrttsS sober
pbtr i.lbit Sf,spbtln k,iIer. pte es Gan enbtn ttOlhdt
III NIB iislttb xO3 eIast, lp,na Su nEr INNER sin
&iittss prR
y&umpbresS' tpm6ppatGif4sn SPECIFICS"
In .N,iu,m Ssiii, halt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
Wmtlitlc g5rieNilc, II. MIGr5 1866.


AZ Yupctjr Ger gaGIurJ an 5sp, Hrsmbs,
untexhetG@@' ii acH'iti' III F' sEP' 81 VUF'
jHi2fe4sn.
Eraunn9t
FIN 81. Sebr. tEr0 gro. &laNb"n seq o. 86Al
aus gtilirs.tvra. @eap5r go ia, NIT S1rab "
E ! : ' Z.
6 t0Eb:
Gin IL. glSra. g2oIsuns 8 llsG mein %Asfjebter Gatk
Sob @sc. StrstS noA Iargcn Seiben i'm alter
cor 81 4ab.ea II. 4 Nl II. %ittlNee NIB Nstm9nete
fab ectt,n i;iHem @e0rfln'Ne g;nit; H. yiHf.,
StaGn,. . ll6r Sen sr s~8saruna esS eouts gtAne!c'P
III SRtpnsptae alts leluGEbrtr.
Die tstViiHIe GatIia WaTs9ttt1s 9efH'0
Eooes=Nn2e!ac.
Gm eoantss INITIAL cen II. k..@ lotiaen T.
2 tb-, Gatb plBslj9 am S1laafufe 6sr %siileboW'r
Gr. SrttsrlG Samtbt I'M alttr Ven 20 8 ltrtn.
Sttiftg 9l5ls Lang Elm gttrptitr bteftr eleet IRs
tptGeadttt U. Ssitett ittnts etratea 'Ftli1 ti hns
frtguet6cr Q2tiers baltsr SPn Hgtu, ttt ttn farm
ten. lift lem IbrslL,r T=b ntdt MIR fir iere NealtIt ,
jCnttrr aus fur ittns 5abIti0en G'eHnss u, 9!iEnRts
tin mirtIG batter Sblos
Gem 8cgrdtnib tinott perl Sauie isiRes GGpasets
Gcnros #~tn.ptasn b,ute tDttNFas) lin 10 nbr sof'
Etttt2lS itstt. CoE
o c II crbcH:
seheln Mir,gtu liz, Q lltr itart uniere 0eltttte
Sctter VI argeretFt SSpt8uuee IN allsr
oou / JsbTtu I D(SH. 1e Tsriuanst.n II 5rtinse
ttg Semitic fNb sjn9elatti. stm St916tnille pea
GafIc Hifsy, iroitGsu WIrnumeAt- Ii. gae;iaF"
Ctr, aus tetiunctrGG.
81 irlg tntriiisH una, ben Deineu
Gum Ginlnei d Eesit DG aut ~eertfaEt;
slm G,ate jomlReru fsir iHb tpcinsn;
Ssh pire fss SsrItits un5 peIetScn
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Cir 9sne(fhtffe

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faye sIs3tht3H@ seItSt.
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answer, but his Honor reconsidered the de-
cision, and concluded that he would give
him the privilege Of leaving the city. But
the pOmpOus darkey stood on his dignity
and commenced denouncing the Court and
all connected with it, to such an extent that
the deliberations Of the Court were disturb
ed His Honor ordered him to he closely
confined In a cell at the station house, and
heoriginal sentence to be carried out, which
will give this equality darkey" a chance to
''wiggle OUT Of a base swindling operation
before the City Court. He is the most i'm
pertinent darkey that has turned up in this
section for a long time But we hope that
he win learn thing or two" before he
shakes the dust Of the Gulf City from his
"mud hOoks.7
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VOLUME XXXIII.

The work the people are waiting to have
done this convention may greatly help, II 1t
will elevate itself above sectional passions,
ignore all party schemes, despise the sordld
and petty scramble for Offices and fairly rep
resent the national instinct. It's action can
net fail TO be beneficial to our country. The
passions generated in a great and divided
people by lOngand bloody civil war are deep
and formidable They are not confined
TO one seetion-the yictors as well as the
vanouished are swayed by them. They con-
meet themselves with the purest and tender
est sensibilities Of our nature, with our love
of country, with our love Of those who have
laid down their lives in the contest, with the
suferings which war in multiplied forms al
wavs brings to the homes Of men, and still
more 10 the homes Of women, and which
civil war, most Of all, brings to the homes
cf all; and these great continued pas
sions and the sharp and ready tools Of party
spirit, Of selfinterest, peryerslty, and, most
Of ali. of that fierce infatuation which ends
in hatred, and its only enjoyment in revenge.
No statesman who Is acquainted with the
nature Of man and the necessity Of all civil
government, can contemplate such passions
without the deepest concern, or fail TO do
WuaE he ully may 70 dAlag lASLAs AAaAN
enough the work will prove to be at the best,
but a scrupulous regard for the rights Of all
and magnanimOus clemency are twice
blest; they both eleyateand soften the power
ful, and they reach and control what law and
bayonets cannot control. believe there is
now a general conviction among the people
that this great and difficult work is practica-
bic. That it will long remain so if the pre-
sent state Of things continues l have not the
hardihood to trust. l lock to this conven-
ton with the hope that it will do much to
help onward this instructive desire Of the
people ofthe United States for harmony and
it will assert strongly and clear
ly those principles which are the founda-
tons Of our government, that 1t will exhibit
the connection between their violation of
the present distracted condition Of our
that it will rebuke the violence Of
party spirit, and especially Of that spirit Of
hatred which is as inconsistent with true
love Of our country as it is with true love
Of our brethren, and that it viii do much to
convince the people Of the United States
that they must act soon, in the wisest way,
or suffer evils which they and their posteri- |
.y will long deplore.
With great respect.
/ am your obeydient servant,
b. 4. CURTIS.
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4 NEGRO CONFIDENCE MAN ON THE
TRAMP.

From the Mobile Adycrtiserl
A, negro from Chicago has been in
our city for some time past, playing a new
tangled confidence game ON our unsophisti-
Gated "culledpopulation.' IIisname is BILL
HuI, and he wears fine clothes and stiff
upper lip. BILL has supplied himself with
a bag Of bogus ten dollar pieces. They are
not exactly counterfeits on the ten dollar gold
piece, but very close limitations The head
Of liberty Is ON one side, with the words, and
an eagle on the other, surrounded by the
words coup spiel marke.' Il is well calcu-
lated to deceive green horns" and how
many he has already changed we are not in
formed But the mo5lR opcTundi is thus per
formed: BILL drops a. bag on the pavement
containing the bogus coin, and picks il up
In the presence Of some negro approaching
him, pretending 70 have found it, He tells
the other darkey Of his good luck. and in
order to get rid Of the gold which might
be identified, he offers to sell all, or 4 por-
ton Of t. 10 the darkey, dollar for dollar, in
grecnbraclys, or less II necessary.
BuL was successfully trapped, but thought
that he could blind the Courtsr-He called
upon several highly respectable gentlemen
10 vouch for his previous good character.
They turned out 10 be negroes, who are
themselves living under suspicious circum-
stances. BILL vas put in bond Of $500 10
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oFFIcERs ELECTED BY THE BOARD:

UFTIIEIo TLEIIEU Hl The TUAEU.
Maj.-Gen. GEO. II. THOMAS, President.
Maj.-Gen. X. W. JOHNSON, Vice President.
FELIX r. CHEATIIAM. Secretary.
aNSON NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEPH SAUDEK, Genl I'm. Agent.
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THE WOMEN AT SARATOGA BETTING
ON HORSE RACES

The Saratoga correspondent Of the New
York World says;
1t is marvellous to see hcw easy the dear
creatures can learn TO talk horse" They
indulge rather more loosely than men in ad-
miring adjectives in describing their favorite
beasts. II is currently reported that when
sporting men we're making up their pools on
Saturday, private meeting Of the sport
ing women was also held in a corner of one
of the hotel parlors, at which several pools
were made up, of which the following is said
70 be a sample:
!. Choice, Onward-First pool, set Of dia-
monds; second pool, India shawl; third pool,
a sewing machine.
2. Choice, KnighthoOd-First pool, Hon
iton lace collar and undersleeves; second
pool, white satin dress; third pool, morning
robe.
8. Choice, Julius-First pool, "Gipsy
Queen" second pool, complete suit for
baby" third pool, Duplex Elliptic" hoop.
4. Choice, Millcreek-First pool, chemise
button; second pool, three pounds of tea;
third pool, paper of pins.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
GROCERIES.

Thereby Offering Inducements to dealers and pur-
ehaseTs seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following: