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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
Rrncfeb nus eBaIhiuatpn.

8 a btnStp n, 10. afrtl. - 6eute
a6enc nm G ubr scaen ebsmotipe Sotbaten
unp Ger. ct. Steleute, baS DirfifeDrps Der
bier itatiouirten Sseioloaler ppran, BOZ bas
u NsIBe pals" uub bra6tcu gum 0ante fir
Die reulids Gmpfebluua btr 0eoorSuauus
RON fbrtnprO srttaiienen Splbaten u. Sse.
Icuten bel lnIenunssu BEN Brdfo:uten Elm
Stdnbteu. Gire 9rpbe Wienit,nm.nse
bate iid ein9efunbsn,
@intr aus Der Mitte bes 3ugts belt
cine &nreee an 5rn. SDbnfpn, porauf
Der YrGlibent in ldnstrsr Rtbe ftiut 20.
lttif Der 8eftaurattpn auseinanberleste ;
er JET feinsm &uftrettn i'm Senate stgen
Die St5eflicn e%pnisquent seblieben unO
lu6. bic &epubltt ppr 6p6ssrrdtbtrn i'm
Suotn. ME i'm Norben ~ retten. Da.
Bel erfldrte er, er abtt niht auf bic tlaf
tenoe Meute, bic tbren @stfer auf i'm
lprtse, u. {. NJ. Die Rsbs ernbtett rel.
den 9eifdQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
@aibinstOn.
6cfAdftS Mnieiee.

Giuem aeetrirn ~reticnten ppbiifnm eiloute i'd mir
bic ersetens InactSe ~ maiden, bab i'd, unttr'm 15.
Yf6r, b. 4. ben un CT benz Ramcn "ootr! gus" al.
batt uup emrfcbfe ~bsnitlbrn teIes uniey 8uF6truna
her reeliien gtoienuug. Reifenbe tpetccn fll So pro
Gag htc bette auinabme finben; aud itebt scsis cbnt
Gpit isoer i3eit 'Wr geriiAuna.
2pntS Rptbf6tIo, &t8enttinler,
(92 Ede prn q. u. 10. GhQ6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

gss- Dor urs liesen folsente reuete
3ulenbunsen: Die 2. Q%ieferung 0 S.
D. 3. 8 emme's au%ssewdtlten Hppef.
len. ersdblungen Neutrality-suspicious..
- s. @%ertarb. Nerp.gptf.
S. @erbarb's Deutfh.@ Inertia
ntfhe @ artenlaube, Nr. Is unb
l6.-S.6 s. Bonn, @tssntblmer; S. Ger.
9arb, Mgent, New yprt.
M u m. - Nr. l bes 2. 9teiles,
2. SabrSans. = Geo. De8en, Nsm.
yDrf.
S. @ertarb's aupnldMser beut>
fiber y anfnpten. unb Snt.-Ne-
penue' &eporter, Is. @prtl. - s.
@erbaro, Nerp. yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

luna otne 3petfeI atermats siR sablret'
DIES 9ubtifum In ben 8dumen bes Bolts.
tteaterS perfammsln, Defenders bd ptel'
fettio Elm oabtn lauteneer Wunlb aus9e'
Iproten marb. @tr srtauben uns, bas
Steatsrcpmite Der IurnpaGe oarauf auf'
merriam III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
lnminiltration

Nadri6t wiro bicrm,t ~8eseben. bab lnt.rjei6ne(
b.riiorbenen G eors2feb erboiten bat. aae, b
HproelmSen an bieen 9tatlas baben, werten biermt
auf3efcrcert. icide uebit ben n6tb,sen Belesen an
cber Dor BEN 10. 8 t. 1865 e,nsureiden II. seIen
an bieitH, RaGlaHe seesIit fur p~eriultis ertIart noe
ten mtsen. aae. bic 3ablunsen an bfeien Ratla
.u maten baben. ptrbtn tiermit auf6sfoltert, fold
unperyIsll9 an llnterlei6nete 3u leiIten; mo- ni6t,
pirn ScriGtIit eir9eit ritter.
l04 100 8 12) Barbara eteb, Gbut.
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9cr 9omr,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

@dbrenp SstefTann Nescn bic I'M Sanbet fd tes
fiuelitcr alien .Saturuitiel prpttNirt bsbitreu iib bic
Damien rbne AnSnapme bes ptpopnt e. ais rae
einsta, uisltte Jtiltei, nm Die .3abne uub etusn ppbl-
ried,enbtI NIhen Al eIhalien. 80 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

asAp Der arteitIhe Brun-
mem, erpBe 3auberpoTe BON q. 8aber,
bic BET Der er1en @uflbrung am Benefit.
@tenbe 9rn. @ewsde's In 70 bobem Grade
anSefprpAen, wIrpe bet elmer Wieberbn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

ELLEN getann.sn II. Sreunbsn ,a9t Der un:eGetf.
rcte bet feiner &breie rad 9eutldlano lnb Sur
Ysfude pss Grabss isinsr Wtutter elm bsrtlite5 stbss
prhIi
(9l) o. ait I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

ron 9antburs, Bremen, 9apre, Qntperpet
mad iraeab etnem 5oitn 9tmettta'S
teferst bic gsertur bic ~b,at0fen Bab,ttr,u
siebt 9afiaaciteine fin aut S@ttte
II. teIorat etiprecrliden SaaS pafaaiere Dol tBrtm
9etmatbssSr bterber.
Die BIeiie betroaen non Bremen mad Boltimcre:
q. gajlte $40; 3pi'dsnret $50, atnber sptitsn
10 sjabrsu erttblid btaiSer. Die Srstie ttro
IN gol6 reer Tapicr mad tenl ~Iaufenbtn 9culic
,obIba.. Bon Saore bsior9t be Hs'ntur pa1a:
Siere fur $2s Grie. gs Wub bcinneers earauf
auimcrt!am 9emar1, tab mir ms in BE. b'nouns
nit ter 5isrferb,ib cetun9 bon yaiiasiersn groser
Sprafatt unter,iebtu, bic .stiite pnn Sienltn,
Sanibura &C. Gus (cbne anfraee) benaf ridt' 8er,
ipcnr Ns AM &br,iisprts eiuiutIsien BADEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
,SuHpbrep8'
Speetfic Soaa6opatbic Mebictns
fSnuot1uuN"

Sffc. unb Depot: slr. 662, Broebpap,
re p.gprf.
Or. $ ump6reNs nib taGli6 In istrer Office
rniublst, cher bricfItd iiber ale arau.betts. 6crnlr
unl gtatb esiraat.
Ngenttr In 9alttmore:
ID. 8. b ure
pIcrfln / u nnerS. (Eebr271 II u. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
mihttae Nsieiae I

a~sricren, b. Bslaunte u. @etvduets eer Dantpkr
cSer sereltbifi ron iiaenb etnsn Safsr @urpra's nae
rem Nsr, ct IL ~befGrecru paniheu, rrereen heNoneerS
6aroui upfrs1tan, srraodt ss6 Ter Grbrans non
paEnoitItr o'rilbeu uuatwbbnlit sros unS heshaio
ietis. NppIiatirH u. Btitsaune her palta0s tate'
fop Ii 4. Ratnt.
So Etr. 3 E.z1BatAr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
BQrItuu Il.

SD lparuc hermit Stoeruinnr, metrer Nrau Sbri-
ftina etpas aui metntn Nartsn W bolaen. ea i'd
ieire BON ID aen,atte S6u(sen b,iabltn metbe. Sic
Fat mit, pbne mem gsi0ru II. @intn rtrlafen Spnte
he ntbt ,nrerboib 3 Wtal "a Stun6sn in niein 5aus
surtidtebrel. 70 ettlarc i'd mid bon ibr s~eidifbeu.
5etn I. i nro8
(o4O Br $3.50, Oft Qcmtorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
Grob=9oqc be8 etaates MarDlanb,

lnabb. peutIder Srpen Der 6arlt9drt.
Sammtltae MitsItSer bicier @tpB.spes pertcn
su her aui beute Attnb itattftuteneen rta:lmati9eu
8~erfanmtung In ibrem 9ctaIe tstt tablretb iu e..
iGsiusn bbfi1it einasIaben.
Seiur. euIer, or -garot;
(94) Sal. 9 d u MI, Gr..Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
Mnntonnrrh.W ouNrrriu 9fr. 1.
Spbuipuz Baunerein gfr. 2.

Sb'aer 8tre II ,purne erft !iirSI 9 aeslinb,t; er err.
irert iih ore6sr 8priitrttt., uuc per lid t~e,nicIbrn
rcd anidliebsn mil, or berseile ni6t. @ltiiipcd
Nbeno s llbr bel Sru. aua. Scitmann, Nr. 292
@afielu- asinuc, f6 einiuiinbsn -Sm auftros:
8. q. W II d.. Brdi.;
(ap1O 1TD aputs 9artb Sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

gauJ
rene Muffer
CON @aeeinrtG tnnaeu.
sarler = Rrpuleu6ter (Gbaucelier).
Htblipibet
Speife5intTer
5au8Sana
RuGeu
Hu6t
geielctiaeen,
Gi0arrenz NntRnoer unb
feline franS6iii6e Brpu3eu.
g. y. Dapibfon,
Tr. is, Nprb 2ttsrtp,r T.
@asrBbren fuersen gu biuisen 4reiitn ar,e
braG,t. (22a-)
81 aDir MAIDEN gang ~beicneers ant bic anjeiss ets
Spiiters Or. SpbiaS, Sri 8. Htrb- @rrenRr auf.
rlcrt anl. gpir tabsn ~pielieitig bic lcbtnbiien Stim.
melt iber bic ocu ibr, selie ferten Srilen II. Muaer.
siGie. 9e5btt, pdbrtnb ie,ne aenaue &ennintB hes
ipibtgen SebaIiehes i'm befdti9t, senau lem gtuae
a~igspabte Slafet Au Iitfern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
&drrner=9erein

gue iiub betsI'1 eirs,laben. bente Ibtnb h8
MS lid Sur 8.riammlung sin5uiinbtn. IS Nnb nd
l;0r Bcrl1asn cprbarben.
B.riarmlunasip.al: Rr. s 5arrii0nTr. $50
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d.

wafttn atom, .. g.
gaeni hes ,Gpr'iponeenien", r,lder aud, Q~r,eiaeu
e%nninmt; 8. SdmerS, Ir. 452, Rem . ygcrt,
Npenue. (oi-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
gpuseffou6s1ptis.
Au Gaueler, ScrbergSzS nbabtr Il. ID.

IN @tm0bbtit ttres con bG GcIeblebuns Wolp.
TaNp's In liver lteten StPuHs %trIoleneu ge,tbcS red,c
Id hermit tet0nnt bab eae e neutrality-suspicious. an,
l GPai ell5ldeu, urb ~srtuuere carer ale cCrrprirteu
6Grptrihsitsn II. s5ebtrmann, ben es au0ett, earau
itl opr cocr i~pdttitsnS AM l. W cine g~onseiltor
III lbien ocer bic ate Su trneuerrt. Der gleTt ces
iicnsn su en- elsIr.
tSs s 80 2 al 10 nj. Gb0mfpn, S&criH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
Hotbe 9ueeln (Return Baas).
Tnbrif:
Nr. 25e, QseSt. 8alttmore., gde bon SancocritraBi
rteu i'm Sauie. Cpd
g d. Il y Garf.
Ssn 6prren MftipnGren ,ur NQ6rtht,

Sen 6errtn 4flipndren sur Na6rtht,
hds bic ami 1. Wia fdIlteen 3iuier am Mcntas,
49, II. D~ituitaa, II. rs @berbs bon 6-s llbr, bel
liut,r3eiduttcm ben ben ttir. NttteaintaberR in &r''
tfana aencttmen pttssr tb'ten.
Sud ptro an pbtstH SaStn bic brute Gtn5abs
lura Der Nttten fdtija NIB miro btslelbe Bis
9pnrcr,taa, 10 bs. jehen abeuS DsR 60 nBr be,'m
GerretGr entseaen8enonln,en fpereer.
Sblitblit t5nneu nil MD rmatu, ami Art. 40 Der
Retengeisse birsulpeiier, rat melhert a lie attten
aut mclde BE I'M 10 Son tdlil 9~sreicne ! NJ cite
@tn3abIuna uG9 Mot s%cteiitst ,purst, am 10.
/. ", p~erfalcn iino.
SIM auftrase bes 9errpoftufsAa ansiduIf g.:
(el-4 SuL'g6afes, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
Meitern TronfIin. Banbcrein gir. 6.

Ole Witsli,eer, iomie ALE Sitienisen rskbe I'D
bic TN g.rsine NOD ani&Iissen rpeJsu. itub tiesnrt
tinas Iabeu. beute, 0pnrerilag, 10. tS., abe7bs 8 ltr
In Der @eriammluns AM Wa'ib War'et Grace, Rr
90, itd, einsufinten. incen, bs erit. @'rSabIinD unt
8eamtsnpabl Itattiirteu. SIN Iuftroee:
(9D StiHr. @abrtr, PROF. SER.
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8 y brcDs
Sleriic 0Om1opatlic Menicirc G0inp.

Ir. 562, Yroebpas, N.sg. t91-d)
sE- Or. Yaimter, ciuit aett- g ~btrpposiit hes hi
iiften Raiiels unb ipater lansidBrtScr 2eibarlt hes
Frcitbalen, @elent. @cid,riilite &C. bc'tsns su enrieb-
len. s3bm iieben Die idmsideltafiencn 5eueniie btr
bbdfien per itaftec IN Europa srr Stite Wtau rer.
seHe nibt, eprtrmnenecn isaus i'd an Or. Yatuie..
VII. 20. Op-ealtimortitr.. iu ipeneeu.
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Sauffaoufta.
4DbtrOtbtntlide @eueIa''S er'ammlurS
res
gfIfo. Wrbeiter : 1Iuterlt. SerctnS.
yui. GDnrdb.
Ggnafaarcer INN Solicitor

fur Wftetbe unb terttt1e Ntistanoe,
gSr. "a, %crb.G afceriar I Gbur bon 3ertn8trnitr.
Iltlnbeu, 8oGmed,ier, BINS Of Sale. SlaimS luer.
ben in 9eirsltGer 3 orn unirr OliIw'rfnr8 eiRes tdbi'
asu Il 9cattttsr 9tthtStunttgeu ausat'CttGt, irNte
Gtnfaiiilurosn in Ger Staoi cher Aneipiris PROMPT
eiCrNt - Siiiceitunter ben 1O-l2 ubr W1Gratn5 II
b-a Ibr ~Gotmitta1s (Di510-)
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Nm "a. OH 1895 burd, Batpr Y. .. Waier & r.
&. &nprr nit gil abetb i I a nj NJ, Belize
opn bier.
am II. Gsril turt Rep. Slieer Gbs. RcG.
Sadcn nit Caroline g. appet. Yeibt
aus Baltimore &c., Wb.
go Die Qafiaqell,ie bes Dampfsrs nSarpnia"
lie8t in Ter Grip. b. 81. anf.
.Ag- Nufecber Der 3abluus an Gep. Srtmbs
nnttritetna6. Ia aebeten, in ttr grp. b. 81. Dor
sufpredtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

Sic a%itiiOren hes s. Ss,tlt8 ipOSu be H., 1s;. 10.
II 90. &jaro srbBren, Tetben WontoS Q. 10. Npr l.
ibre in reuer We,tbabIGabun1 Der gruncitiid. te'tt.
benben @trufspfidten ntlttsn unb nit Sp,t NeStn.
M b%eitnrcu. seer grun6riiie pber korteu ieires
8rurbit6des in ~btiast,H Naies beiibt, ptrb t6glubs
pprSeist tamit oas @runoItiit nt&t ais "nnbesannt"
in BEN gitun 9e3.idn't nerec.
Snt auitra1e bel GtsIicren:
C9l35D Sobn 10. Dpbfpn, 9(ert.
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IeensH

Werlai8f fpet be1:
20 cute Carp. inter-. gu meIben in Gartnet'f
petel, Nr. y, Sib.Si8bar. (79-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

,{orsr ,sosn SIp krIffIfhen Mrenlen ket,
INV sirs sS sanSarsiH ME SsnGrnmscrh;s
s sensn @o9ooS nntsrn,kmsn iaTen unS
~ -, ahIs+Inaan s,ToIho. r,ht, ne
,1~ oss,% NS."s 49, mn ;nSsn
EN- en- tob, oSttrn MA "a; ~ osfnnnt or
nj mcsre gpittst ~s;&sn nan, iH mib
S.arsNt sSr Srtnrs ~rs",edIoos nbtr
tstt Sir nsr =: . Nv, ni5t {sim Tnd,n gno.
tnnS ~ nor ~ mS%tio mnS sann hat
I'm ou& nNh Snt~t SnY' norrin ormiSht
~ osNt isnt noh MIN. mrnn Shr fnrt.
f,brsn r,rTt mir r,Ht Mel SrIs ~ o,bsn
, ~ MN ia Sshsn mos ia tbrn fSnna
'""'
80. Spn8rtR. /. Sttuh9.
Bd1btnston, Is. &prtl. Sr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

GItiabetb # wabreno meiner Nbipeienbe I
eni metnen @au,,n su bnraeu, Ia Or Srb. @ltrattr
ouss IN ibrem llntsrtaIie Nfttias su %teitrsitn b'auf.
ttaat IL. 2ubpta 5prt,
(g3-5) Sri. Ill @oftsrns u penus.
MontgpmcrD.Y auDetein Nr. l.
Die Wltaiteber b'tits nsusn Eaupsrsins tonic
eptde. weldse md, b,isutret.n miinitsn. iinc erindt,
beute, 9Onnuaas. Gbtnts nm s llbr i'm BE, iann.
Iurss;immtr lei Is. Serbian sr. 800, Weetoc
mefpz, nnbs Cha, pfr su s1ide,neu. Geid,dits-
0ibnuns : grnabme Der GpnItitniion uao Wabl Der
Geamien.
(94) G. q. Gerber, Trai. pro temp.
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Bur Mahribt fur Xt5aaren.
Nerfcnber!
Baltimore abaneier 9amplI1ifs Gonts
pagnie.
On gctee Der 1enS,n Nuarantaire au Ntp Orleans
fir Ron panama fommenbe BabrIeuge tpsrben b .
aui u ettsreS bic Tampfttife 3 eier 9inie b l.
rstt d Rem Orleans fabren unb MUIR
auf Der 8idIeife tn Saooua ~anles,u.
2aui bisier aenberuns wttb Der Dampfer pGuba",
Capt. Wu, Gpuins,
.Mtttpoh, ben 25. Nprtl,
Iadu,tttaas yuntt A ltr, bon grcpu's Derfte, e.
D.. a~tfatren.
W,aen Ntadt pber gaFaae penbe man S@ an
Seurp W. u arfteIb Il 8 y,
g8euten.
(92-0) Nr+ 10, Spea'S Wefe. Pro-
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Nobert MeGearD,
y. %lyannsr'S Stbule

y. lhanner'S Sbule,
Nr. SO. @ermantr.
Tos CONNER, e en,ier bseonn am Htsnfaae ben
3. april. nrb iintet ban1 bic Mufaabme ueuer Shiis
Ter italt.
SIN Sibriti6eu tpatb am eonntas, Zen 8. @pril,
Wspreens 10 ubr eepri;t.
(7S-) s.. MANNER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
@ilb. werncbure'S
GpMmiifisuSs ltNn SpenitioMss 0eIdlGlt|

Wehiel' uno Yatuge.N geniur.
yaiia3e auf Oanpf. II. SeeeIidifsn rpu ,no mad
europa. gn'aiiiuns bon 6etcern baie'tt -padetl
u. gelbbefbro ran8 oabin,-golma6ten ieper art.-I
Der. ct R.iispahe
Office; q d. 10 itsG de bpn Eratt- Ii. 5tsb4
R5,- Ginaans bon Ptattftr ntbcn Der apotbcie. |
guSfu NIT 9rQt8 (Npr1S Nti)
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SIR Seaelf6tHe

+E- Die btisn gids. p,rtsn bel &nIsobe Der PAL
faye itle8rapbi4 seltSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19
G. GAu

81. Eitdpp'8 SdbnIe.
Die qehrliunb,n fiji bas Srmnrr SfmsIier be.
aennen am Tienfaa ben 3. arrit. Dir mtIbun zen suy
Gufnarme nsuer Stiler tperten int aapfe Der a8sds
tntaeaei 9encmuneu.
ISl-l g.. RndbN-
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IS Brai66sn eaffian- @iat ncbit Bud. $40
20 srObe gladden., r Q
20 - einiades 8
10 eda&teIn CIR. l bis l5)
Shterarstliche Stecificd.

10 Slaiden IN Wahaapnitaiten q, go. $40
Giu'elne DO. nut @rbrauds. NrmetIunB -.
BE- Gieit Nr;en-ien rpsrotu GaIier- reet S6idtsl-
setiis mad @iuftuouna b,S 9rciicS VET Ypf ptst
Grpres mad ir9enb siner &~aneeszSe9eno oerldtdt.
NPon ohtsifirs
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1aTaee BON europa per
Il GeaeIfGbtTl

saSsssasEsSHE2 Sd b,f6tbsr, isbt seseidIffs-NaHa.
1icre ben Bremen, Samburs, Sepre II antnerpen
rad Baltimore unp ,r8eab e,nsm ane,rn SaienpIte
IA atidsen, unb ;war burt bic Belmitttluns
bon g. & tlmssubere Bremen; Mug. Selten, Dana
turs; u. groitrTm a So, 5aore; Is. s.. Eertor,
J~rantturi; g. S&parSmann, 8sbl II. |. 10.
&. Ratne,
Ie Br q Glib. Qbanhr,
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B.adete nod irseah eigem Srte
EurDta'5

pcrben btnta beISrbtrt nnb iGansc obatttefet; ar4
Rer ii6eruna Yar iitcraetene Bertbiaden bepcItfeutst.
Bon osn 9~Gutsnssn ppn gateten, eie mir in osr lesten
Ja9rcn beibrbert, tn uo@t etn etnjtGes otr.
loren ]gesan9eul Die SslpI9an8 ltnea lsfs
gBodbe per Daimler TAFT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-19

eG~eiiortn, bic bon auspa,ts @ufirase etoen tpr!a
len senau ibte unb hes @mpfanaers aerelle ants
seten.
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ypititsmpcl ~bfsltitet isir, I'M pun,lli6e Gtwieeeruns
su fnoen.
f55-) Ode Upr Baltimore u. Sabjtr.
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u. 6reD
r. 20. Observation-Disclosures.

SIR. 20, Observation-Disclosures,
empfebft tt smr @rtbsilun9 boa llnterridt IN bed
tn8lu6en Spracpe, icw,t gut gutertisurs pcn rtb,r4
iesunssn unb ionftisen i6rtfliten Grbeiien in 9euiid
Il. snslii@. GiEt Gbenetlafe sur 9tleruuua bed
tnsltidtn Sprahe wirb I'M 9aufe btties Wipnats err
tffnet peroen. Ndberes minoi,d. tBsbr. 1880
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kAA Wdfk G5renfPh
&I44 Ser an~ss.sei9net. 3amritr.
II r!Sanfa," Gapt. D.. Sart.n ,sett
- Samitas, q. V prtf, beuHtersY pft
mad @renlen ab. 2Sesen Saiia8e unb 6rodt wense
mat Ht an Is. &atne.
l84-g4) Tr.3 Siib = @aSRr.
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Gte RaHaaieriiHen

Der grtnter II. Simhuraer Dameier lIne raW Nh'HnT
MAINE,
rr.a.. al.Tt;r,cys- n GarnHT-
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NT gger Gin. II. 5sriabrts, Siaste niu,rnt, srhalt
eiatn uaHbajteu Gbsus.
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THE FRANKLIN FUND.
There is a public fund at Boston, Mass, of
he following nature:

There is public fund at Boston, Mass, Of
the following nature:
The fund was left by Benjamin Franklin
when he died in 1871, and consisted then Of
81 900. and was 10 be loaned TO married me
chanics under twenty-five years Of age, at
five per cent. interest, TO give them n start in
business. The conditions Of the loan were
simple enough in Franklin's days, but have,
IN modern times, become rather difficult to
complv with and though at first loans were
contracted, the amount being limited by the
provisions of the will 30 SEQ, applications
for many years have virtually ceased, and
there is to-day only a portion Of one unpaid
bond. REGARDED as good, which is outstanding.
Young mechanics under the age of twenty
five. who are married and have served
regular apprenticeship, are not very numer-
ons; and those who are not embraced under
,Le provisions of the will as legal applicants,
are not in these times apt 10 be materially
benefited by loan which would be made
,ua,e even al Eve per cent interest 70 give
= Young man much Of n business impetus.
lrbe FIND now amounts TO SllO, l66.
aranllin estimated that at the end of one
h,,ndred wears. in 1891, the fund would
.,,o,,nt 10 s655. 900, S5eo, 600 Of which was
a. he applied 20 public works at Boston,
and The balance 10 be LET out on the same
Conditions as the original fund until l9sI,
-, !, Yrould amount 20 S2O,SO5,OOO,
$4,000. 900 Of which should be gwen !. 70 tne
State and the balance to Boston, II Is pos
,ibIe that. by judicious investments ms OK
pectations may be realized
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A PANIC IN GERMANY.


Berlin Correspondent London Times
Trade and commerce are already sufferers
20 an enormous extent. In Hamburg the
importation of colonial goods has all but
ceased. In Brandenburg, SaNony, Silesia,
Richland and Wurtemburg, the greater part
of the mill hands have been paid off. At
Munich a panic has broken out rendering
all sorts Of stocks and notes equally msal-
able. In Berlin, the Prussian four and
half per cents lost yesterday five per cent,
i'm q single hour, having now recedcd from
their lower quotation at l0i or 1875 TO IS.
The most solid Of railway securities have
been deprecated by twenty or thirty per
cent, within the last few days. The notes
are pouring back 10 the banks, in large
amounts except at n discount. Mortgages
on real estate are 10 be had, while notice is
given in all cases where the agreement per-
mits Of it. Even the various ROYAL exc
uuers of Germany, which in this patriarch
ical country are in the habit of advancing
money 10 conservative bankers and landed
proprietors Of unblemished loyalty, are call
ing in debts rs fast as possible. Manutac-
turres dispose of their goods,,at ruinous pri-
ces, to be able 10 take up their bills while
the smaller tradesmen are giving way to the
unhealthy feeling that when this world is be-
ing turned topsyturvey, individuals cannot
be expected TO meet their liabilities. This
panic is only three days old. but its devel-
opment has been as rapid as its appearance
was sudden. BY strange Inconsistency of
human nature, il is growing and growing,
while vet there are few that believe in war.
SO terrible are the consequences apprehen-
ded, not, it is true respecting the existence
of the State, but as regards the the material
prosperity of its inhabitants; and the sta
blity ofits political institutions, that while
every one is anxious to protect himself
against possible contingencies, most people
will confidently assure You that they are
very unlikely after all.
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WITH RESPONSIBLE AGENCIES IN
w every County in Tennessee, and very shortly
throughout every Southern State. This Company
ins1res against THEFT or DAMAGE to Stock
|. L. .l..l. L Il l,rINh
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THE PANIC ON THE CONTINENT,

From the Paris Correspondent Uondon) Times.
The general complaint among the trades
men in Paris at present is iecOmmeroe ne mar
che pas. If you ask the reason you are told
that nobody will part with money except
for what is indispensable while the appre-
hension of war exists, and that this unccr-
tainty is more injurious TO people engaged
in peaceful pursuits than war itself Many
wealthy families who reside for the greater
part of the year in the country, and who
come 10 Paris at this season for pleasure and
10 make purchases, left last week without
making their usual outlay and others are
leaving this week. The accounts from the
provinces are not better. Among other
changes the demand for faxen thread is dull
although the stock in the manufacturers
hands is not heavy. The demands for linen
is equally dull, and no purchases are made
except for immediate consumption. The
Havre cotton market is still more depressed,
and the brokers have again reduced prices
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LAW NOTICE.
A. S. COLYAR,
Of Winchester. Tenn.

ASOPENEDA An OFFICE IN NASHVILLE,
on Cherry street. COiOnnade building.
Room Is, where he will constantly be found, un-
less absent At some Court He has associated with
him Colonel A. s. Marks at Winchester Mr. Jas.
w. Newman at Fayetteville, Mr.. james Fitzpat-
rick at MeMinnEille, ard Mr.. Stone at Manchester.
Mr. Colyar expects TO attend the Courts at these
places and will at his ofhce receive and Transmit
Claims for collection, giving assurance that thes
will be promptly attended TO, and he will faith
fully attend 10 such business as may be intrusteC
TO him in Nashville. janla.-6ms
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RAGS! RAGS! RAGS |!
InsoIyent Notice.
10 pOLITICIANS.

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w TIVE UNION Asp ANi,RIcASs, bound IN book
form. containing tho full reports Of the proceed
ings aud speeches for sessions Of 1873 and ~.
Apply 81 this ofhce. iAnzt-
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