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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

3Urabmr r, Smul9 Sl56,5I9,4Q3
laS ii rN5 3elultOt rarlfal2r Geicg5ebun9
uiS StnanBWlrtbidaNft Wihysit Nrrt 6rte'
oeuEldbren. Na.b ttcfer &an miro in 25
Saercn rna DnniG N1l!cnat WsrmpArn 1Nf
9eicbrt lem. ST fG3 ntat rWrdD8rrttchre,
bnnt9rctlthe NGpupiNttcn? 81pIfale Ottp'
monte t1etn! eating III he lAbitaure Df tbe
pepplt", mic SCthtip Seymour la1t.
SenAtrr NCpier'S StlhNur
ette ppn 8en 8utlcr. GlS prtt'
Itdneige lctenstreue @ortrait, meldes uculth
ner rGrtbltfAnild)e Senhtpr 6cuotrlpn Son
MilOurt ron &en Butler, REM in 3accH
StepfhS &hG1t NctrcteEcn Silbrcr hes raet-
talcn Herr0ientdntcnbduIts, entrpIrf mag
ais 2aiittre 8etBabe bic fpI0Ctoe Dcn rem re
publtIdntihcn SenG.pr f%SDtcler ppn 4cnneist
acltefcrte Stltpattte erbalEn: yGr lit elm
BciblUtrHtiNner. Seine Spur bon W1br>
beit ted. in lelren Dilute pber baftet IN lruler
Grtnnerlll9. Gr drbettet an Der &pilencung
Res BallHen Sur@ @eripiiMrn ottcS gSdbrCn.
Or IT rer uNbeHsdte IrrtbcuS prr GIsnCr rev
s3ett, tnO ecr otSrtt her Jtebe".
Der erte hcut 6 c . Yum
pcSIcnGtpr. Gtnem lpGitltden Slatte
trtnebn1en iptr eas 6ci9rnbCt
rSt. 2puis, Is lit icet auber nfrr,
3pettsl, b0b man nit bcm glane umpebt,
Carl SdurS 5pl; Ser. Staatct 5enatOr fir
Nttfpurt BU Wdbicn. Gteice tlln9t unlern
Germ 5rdsidf frcnr, aber Go 1T nldtepcitp>
lpent9tr Ita'r1Gc, bIE man GnitiA eGnltt
un,grpt, uNltrn gdncSn1np, eer Id 10 yer"
bent Nat Eie NeputI,t llNp ipcSirQ I'M cI5
leNtiA.buln berleibcn 9GntdtAt lat sum
Ser. St1atrn' Srndtrr all S!rlt res 2lppitde
ten ctlaertpn 6u nplntnirCR."
Us fol- Un8 tcyS,tN freIc1, ttnen ctuti@Cn
INcpttpbtrStr !ptan er auia ridt rHIrrCS
pDlttuhen BtaHGen5 IL I'M Scr. Si00tet,
Senate rem Sie pebncn 5u feten. Sptte
obtr III pteiem SAFE nt6t has meriiantjht
SprtAmprt "frpm tie cup tic tie lip is MANY
g lily" ltbrtnp r1Swti6Gn ireItn tbmn?
G.9 Sts.s 3ta)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
SnS SdliiBenfeit.

@ir baben unlern btsberisen &eferatsn
iiber has natetpe Set beute nitbts Neuts
b%iu5uSufagen. Sdmmtltde 9prarbettn
linp ibrer 9%eenct9un9 nabe, has @citeI les
grpben Griumptbosens an Der Ode Der GaS>
unp Saltimpreitr. 1T fertis unp aGe gOuu
auen int 9arfe unter lad. @%aaanla9en,
Nuiif. @abiaon, Sbbnenbaaten &c. erboltel
ben lebtrn ShlNf, uar Npntag lrub wirc
@ges p'rauBen I'M Seftasslhmlde 0.an,en
Seitens pieler unlcrer Ginppbner perter
gDrtetettunsen understanding ibyerSdu
fer sctrSHen. Der Selt3aS letbit vrrlprldt,
eldn,enp su iperren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
0r. Yobn Buntp

-yca Saltmtn, 6btmuns County, IT.. ,. ,idreibt.
"gitr purbe rtlt etUtm NahGar ~trtnaenb auQcrnthcr,
'tne 6lGftt res %alidnts fUf meme Hrau 1T tplen, IA rr
il3lcta Ferla ZIG, CT wutfe, rtltt Gle Biaibt tetne suts
@utunG berSrrbriuls, ielbi tniIr tc,ahlcn. Giten,
lc!tth Streiie lift fN nidG 10 ]errlrhen, Ene i'd lauIig
enc 5iN,dC. GNGIdtS lnl NJ inc 5rdu an ber 9lue,eI,a
riIta 'cirstt rnra eter, rGB le rcnt Wager ft ritl etbe.
'en tcnuiC, t~elaneiR bEtCtc lUe rlChr rter wgutdcr Ynus
duENirf. SD bciHuh, iNr ben g'oliau ulG ~Qyrrldriit
II rei&tn, ulc prrtc tnrh ictnc ggiHturgen 10 ,utricteu
ctclt ea6 i'd ned rtns 6lnitS rUIC Iuo ecn inbolt
Der hrdntcH at A.bCt trItleBIC. 0bc eie ircitc Nlalie
lch 0Oli ltcr war, mar pcr Na0cn perihmgmptu unp bic
piitcntin fcrrte aifteft. Sic iutfn bialte ticilte ets
njciitchcif picecr her - ei 3ef, mad, ptm neBrere
GerItc %pctGtttH5 1cnrctt tdttsn."
gcn 1etb III. RoipIs Il Spbu In gir. Is, Gfsnput-
or, "eiicr, ~SIRtIcitct rnf lei Hprlbeirrn inn AGat.
nelRer III bltCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
80 @~tG,hIrnlnn.

N'~f'D'~"
@dittRg tnT, 20 9luAuif, 49, Gem
&uUtNcNlcn ltG3c Suibieocne @c9naci
Nu.iaHaciuec rcr, Scn cen Mtlildrbebrrrm
Iessurberlie M6rpr ppr. Edruntcr itnV
Hti0RIer9 @lE. IS. &clar, GbQ9, @pper Wnr
I1e. N1ttnS, ppl Der Militdr'@ ommtlt0n
III @etetAb, N.-G0t, thuiEll b"efunpCn ccr
grmprpun9 hes YsBgr5 &rNic Scebe unp
jdm Sol8cl perurlbrtit, ccren sui i'm Sc
bruar 1867 crosses 9lufiepeN GREAT bate.
DIR Nralirent tat prrladfg cen 9eftDl err
tDetlt, cjc pret NtGsbcr ans Der Witittdr. IN
rtc 6 lStlAlft Su ubergrben.
e'tlt. NorltnNs hat ltd1 ieGt bbaig tptcper
crbplE unp bradte tcute YDrlnittdg elntge
.3elt i'm ArnccsS gu.
Ter GpngrcB Bat IN ieiner lesten Gciiipn
chi 0tIre III SejUg auf ea6 Iurifrgtum
Ald3t1 ellaiien, eI5 II zen ndHlteH 20 Jab"
rcn IL itnrm Semi Crtlm 'dwe.li.f bend)tct
unp IN GplIug ecieBt nCrpea .otrp. OIS-
lelbt pcrbttet oaS Spptrn Won Mdreern, 3d.
bttIt, 9.terh MpIhustlNren, Der %pelStraNCne
ren Jcbrtn, cbcr (lbtrhdupt aler dnrern
ptt;trdgcreen Sbtere IN cent neuerp0rteHcn
2tnltrrlNm pper prITen Newdlern bel Ser,
mctsul3 etner Strafe ppn pent9lten5 $500
dnP hbdNttns $1,000, petr elmer iehs,npRdt>
ltdlen 9.nlperrun9. Yer fSindnSfefretGr bat
rlrtitn ole &efdAniP, bic GrtaabnIb CUR SOB.
tln9 lplder 9el3tbtere, NIT Alenahme Der
pcIjtragcnocf 9fpbbc, 3u ertbetlen, eph S0rf
IT fiF lDIdet ;3!rrt taine lpe5lslrn @olrrdGc
9Gltlttcn. lin itrCS WtieB sum 8rlsuN su
~ n8eil, nat Ell Gill S6if ndA AIdsta abse-
i1npt unp dl1cnltine SteguIaticnen in 8r3u9
dlIF pte Tpptln3 rcr pelj;rNgcnren 3btere
ncreen icst in Em0nl GepIrtensnt cntppr-
len.
Der Ser, ct, ,@cinnete Sr. @81ttS III nit
finer 60mtlie uaA M~bttaNlpb,a SuilGge,
teDrt. Gr Bat feline Saskatchewan pom
Staht9etPartemCnt erb1tttn lnc t9trb IL r-
nt9tn Sa9sn nIh Gurrpa atirgeln.
&eplpp gSitleten rcn btcr 1T fur pGn 80.
SeucIptitrifs Scn Nefp.gorf ;unl Aid,H et-
iter ernInNt mprpen.
Vas t5euersC spartemert In W~lIttn1trn
iii turD pte Scucr.GGnmtTdrt %reor9Initrt
ippcrln, Gairibe bajtept ieBt nur aus ipCi.
zen M1nRrln. Die Ne2er, rle man d%nitelte,
as me 9~egenpar!tsr StaptSerwal.ung an
oa5 9iuccr tfat, purren idmmtltb enttaT:n.
2te 0criGte, nab pelfen bic &egterung
tun Nretettprat ibtr Ntcritp bedbIihttgt
EtroCn IN rem &rctien Der Loosen 6fgirrun95
trlmtrn fur grunplp5 rrtl6rt, Die Itttbrr
pt3tn MCrtfc tcpbaAtete %pitttt min fort
pauelr.
sen. Nptwrtitcr Gdnoal bat rtne G!rtNIars
EtCrt e%rIditR, tIt aiie ycttsrtCn, ,W!it
CN.c.rta NaD iim,Iar Gntacels" be;rcf:i,'
Et',it, GtrtdtMr, u. {. Il. pirefF III ed5 MI
rGAll tu. .tprt. grl,T," drftNift DtlbEn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
SuNes- Mn3eiac.

llHicrt 6reUnten uni Setanuteu bicrmit bic irourior
%tlatrtdt, = rnifre 8eltfbie MlIttcr etidteth @fdttr,
NttImc hes NGd'trufCrS SCI. u. Wtuqer In Hploe c,s
ues Shtdaarfales am MittH cd NQrro 10 Minutrn prt
IL llbr. I'M atter ppn 65 Snprtn. / Ilcnat, 20 Gaacu.
'anft rriAidfen III.
. %idlnntr're innft aetrrfrrt itnS bic 1brditer,
Ou Quit erin, in laracr SUlumruernndt.
Die @cfHuuB ic5t - 0ett @idutcu mar / In JDitust.
On idner res Hsttrs 8dlnpf- CT III rpnti odt.
Der Gnnlthlett 8cbcrt Rae lisfe Sttbnen,
Outd G~mt9trtten bcrrlht ttE ErieteES Waht.
Der YrifIna tlubt rur rprt tic NdimrntrpnP,
10 N'teH ctvi1 LETT AM gebenstbrcnc.
Die @eerpsunB Tuttt D:u.c NaHn,ittaa I'M 4 ll6r srr
trdurrbdyft NJ u, NprS, Soplr., itlit, priu 1r,unbe
ant tttanHie ftdihit s~unaelatCU iire.
llOO) Sic &intcr5tiebcrcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Buff0lp, 20, 9tuNuit,- @titcrn prreen
BIZ Gommunttdt unS Giapt pnr6 @uDftnts
ltaunN etnCs nn9eplid ali ter StegterunN
pcrtbtch 9etrU9c5 i'm grtrn8 Hrn rtner
@irrteI Mtltpn III Grilauncn perir.t. Mon
tdttt fhpn felt eini8cn EQ1en BON Ger Sahe
rcfiItert, e5 wurpm ober BrrBe 2tnArenaul1>
Rtn gcnaht, lie SIT WntGrrriden. Is fe'Gt
nun, Rap re Sirm1 Ibpma5 !5aparp &
SOtnipn, GnQrp6-@ q pterbdnpler mo Ser
aut8,bGs &C., ctncn GpntrHtt CUR Ntsferun9
gt.tpdier 6%prmuidrr, Brief Gctptl!c 1F.
ior oGS @pitrcpGrtGftrili ]ett9tgitaelt TT. -
GaH IJrabrepun8 NIT u. S. Sec, cHtnt1'
lt1em Oterl1retbcr res @pitamtt, ira it6 bic
4 nannte 6trmn AItttunNen fur Erftrnn,
sen nlriH0Tt tAten, pte (tf nj ttNe 9Gr-
telnlliOn beladicn, WDfir lie Nl1i3 Ge.t
fen blt. G1totn s. @. &9en1a5, ScNe5 r..
SObnlrn unp q. ). Sec Iinp arrest NM 'Ug.
ter %ur3i6aft 0on ie $4,000 Dcn.Gt ma,
teo, NUt wurts 9eGCn Die Ggtatdtt 0tshia
GtNtLf ,Ige Crbpben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Rew Sprf, 20. &u0ui. NdGnt. -
Mcbt itil UNI ifwah; iiplibes Sl01a bio
$l5.--98htSm fnu unt fcit, lir. 2 200 SIS.
- Safer ill unO itetiA 81 SO G~tS.-9EeliG,s
form attto gu Solcn 9retiet 122-l23 Cts.
- 6r99cn HIu unp npmtncll; l75 -lS5
Gs2, - @rttlihmemeFeifh tiff uip felt St
$2838.-3ute ttI UNI i6Wat3, Gu6d 1l@3
Bis l22l; @prtp Gicp 1l56 his 1885 raff'
niItcr l~5l%--lG13 GtS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Sr. "llarl N Warts, ciUer Ftr auE1cicIhNc ,ltn {he.
mitcr @uropa'S, ilgte:
Ole tlunenerrcBeipieu Irnltatc tarf man ~rrrarfeu.
fotGlt mar SlrP In retuent gSllcr aufbien f0un."
ar. 0inccre 1T eS RaD ttuiltbu dBri0cn wv6enldafts
lden Sorlh"raen tre 4ifrinden %8ciuu0er, II i9rati
800 IN ie tIncr lluie Sdfcr aufulritn, unu rir ipuIr=
etroalhcii Sr4cbnine llne bic Splaen iciucs ejc=
brdid,cs qcipciciI, ~tcioHtcrS bel Strprheir unb rem
oalntt acknowledgement Feitcn. PampBlctr unent.
Jeieltn.
6r. .: anfsrs' JuStpHfcr IT lei Z. ~. Iinsmurc
10 9tr. SO. OcslraGs, Ncpsgprt, mn tet anru IpcIbel
ffrn " batcr.
NS3 GO. ~. s. s. OIL t~3o-5nN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

9uffdlO, 20. 2u9ut,-Oer S0cprer
yM}ont Ylane" pVm Dttrrit, Der nit @ctraicc
Hstapcn Ypn Gbtclgc fam, itranrrte, ais er
Ntitcln IN Den SHfen pnbter etnfubr, pNbrenp
eineS beitigrn Sturmes am @eQenbredNr.-
Der SbQptrr itaaeft DepaltI9, tph tEft
man ion bDne grCben @h1cen wtcpGr 1ptt
81 mnfrlt. @dbrenp pcs SlurntG8 cret9nes
ten Eid, am Ssc uebrcre Gplilipncu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Grant fiber tgr Gptfrte ieiues 0ebens n4n3,
tjA itp, gRt, rjrb ne 3aytfubtsnHe a!r1c
&c NntlaEe her yGinna tbrtB 9itbitl5 'e NJ.
d5erWJr1Cn muitn. Cue rHripje Samiiic-
tle raotfnle!
Iacifatc Gtron3,Srfpnr-
mite. Lts pif}ic0g AaaoEt cs9 Starots
Ger rf,lit.tcA Sulta, wic Se'rrtar NC.
GIutt is I'M lssten 81. s 4 mn am 81,
MRari 1855 ta3eecn, mN5 nt,N iantcr CHAN
per ttUrE, I'M an ucrletci, ltas rio 1trno
niiAe 9lArse n ftr ro'ita.M Yi1ttttrm
mCtnt:
Sui! 81. 1858 800, 1923, 534,A80
Wdr5 81, 1866 80, 1896 GG5,OI7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

NbilapctrGta, 10, NuNut, ~ aa5
aus rsa som GpngrrB apyrGpriirteu eINAjes
&dnpntn ocricrtjatt Icutmlt fir rgr G,fG,~
@ui. GlhartG III III 1,r 6trftaen 9trn5c,
@>irberet SGlcnpctmGlotn unppirr olIrmcin
b'tCbt. gtionncrs Tt @rltalt unp AntttB
hes QSercwtIten uplfOmnen aetrct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Watiens@erth t.. = (Gpr ben Ntfs
tern 8atpertcn, D1nols unp gpnp.) -Sarat
g. StEeN, NGbt. g6. 2tttIe unp MarY pere'
gov erbtcItsft gtrj6tlihe Spumaht aur Ser
paltun9 rer betr. Observation-Disclosures Spr
gucrettl .. @erlinS, 9tpbt. Gtttle unp Ghp,
mas Nrite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
D@t 20. WnAuIt 1865.

2S- iieberrafd,enb, 1Habrbeit! = Sduieiif'
fsrten idbrltd in 6cfse rsrna@laflstsr Snten INC Or
t"dltunstn, pei&e lei&t tn s@plneiudt %ausarten, ore
antere etenip tSetlide eatssnfrantbsittn, pabrenS eufe
zen seitiasa eetrau& ttnsr ein'i8ea 5laide srn ssiiiar's
SalIam aus miibsu Sir EEL ibr eeben bis In ell bpbes
alter battle tSaaen ertaItsn rtrbsn. Clos. 2ol t.-S4r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

@ittBBurg, 20. 2llgut,-@etem irih
fOnh MAN i'm QQcBbdnS &lScr cen 2rtdnam
tttrS iunacu WulmrS. Trbert S%puten,-
Sian idlpebt rdrlttr NOD in lluarwtbbeit,
1uf wcIHe gEetic ren jun9cu Damn Ter Irp
bLtrNlTeN nal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Tatter @9tnt, 20. Nuauit. - Scr
Inpftr nIaMN:rE6", Spn EtpeyptNt nat1
E,a,src 0rt.trts@, iuDr in rrr E.lWt tI2r
Nrrhgi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

ct. 2putS, 20. 9tuguit. -0eltern ACT,
il6rte cine Teuersbrunlt gum 1tetle bic Nlebl.
mGble SmNder & Stipert. G8 wurreu
pabii itbr piel @aiSen unp Mebl beidbdoiat.
Ter Gerluit pmp 1uf $4,000 geiAabt, Ter
purd, N%iIefilransen Gepctt iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
S5abuperlduoeruua.

San Sr0n8isco, 20. Mlguf.-Dte
pafa9ter, trains auf Der Central paetfc.
8dgh" geben iest bis 5u Der Ron Saeramentp
235 M'eilsn gesea Dilen teinolt0tn Sta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
idcn Ncoieruno eine Srlas cinoetreten I


idrn 8cnterun1 cine Srtlts etnaetreten III.
Lr GrielanliEittr in aus Fem &abinet ne
trueu uu2 rie @encrdl GOpttane non Macrir
u"o S"I't'0a1 PAGE! rella0lrt;
SNih y. |naNM'I |'aH pstutUtet,
p0B, eer Ser'HN eThee @utto'Pta 9e9eh DIG
tNrtl,Ne~ 9ls9'frtn9 u; SNllor!eh eraFuerl
&etpeh ioIf'. @9WttoleH NHs lsIem Solte
lNtlpeg faG Cnlel0h n'M tstt %GS9.elM Nali-
HsfVl6on n1' NND |iB, rn!nppl pls Snlut9sn'
In. SanftM Ss.'%IeIiEytpE tF 'tslt5sprn ,eDr'
CCn lIhFi @nselNtn 'Htllyge1 cap 9ete'llt
%erptfs .lNi,2sh 81 s'i'.il nsl'gl. GNc a"54f
GepntEt'M @ugVtuN Stl!IHWI PttSslI. 1n
&Nfms'.idnl'el Is. phtE'WllhsN i9't3lttVNg
II .&' 0'sle pSF'N2tTt SHpt1Ss pNF@ Pt
aAg~er4.HStnllEt igllstls rst SpaaH pe'e
hrret "i1IItage haI GsutrlpaNsH 9eieHtl.
mo Ut Ptf SeIyHl srtau'H mpttgn, pns AHS
IlHr 9on gSaVFu prtt @nNHt'pH PPM W.
rtittlpen 9ee,ele haP ran &onaHI0fIel'
ipur1erN u HcteHiel' o
u 10 = antdFp' o. Su,', S5a ! II,
cpHt ~. %HHUH' 6plHtl'Vt NMtpt'.N,
NJ Don PtW 1FR9S'WauPiaBt gun %al0t n
~.hSe9aHAvN' %te 9ts.''vM StHPss'', loiooU
Al orr 31ll mnaien am 10. sun sIos,'
AH6rtH uul pt SvltNl9 Nunaou NV lPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
&tarb:

Sm 10. B W. MfGanie Stiinbeth Snr trtann in,
gbILgp mn Ter NectrrtrueU $ lil |nnl 6hrtmann.
Die Wtrw1netrn rne 6r5lulte tet Ddmtlte iiub bic mt
rl~tBclntcn Fem Scirlth,E bcutc gind,n;itiaa Q llbr
rrni Hdt'c her WrcfeItrl', Wdc Der Baltimore, ilIe
men. GOOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
SefnnUtm0d)Nngen.
NQcltt III Ualbiuatplt.

81. Sdois S~5tieict, Nr, IL, qurtp's Curt, ;ipt-
iNtn ptCN'olc1Ntd apenaG II. 9s5taGe, lit infer Ngeni
iWr soaihln9tri, @trJgetrpn unp s~ltrantra iab aGs
j~dtlHlNcN an TIT III maiden.
FIR ~GnisI9cu fur ben ,Gprrsiprneentsn" rerben an
lefl0trm GrtC Ell ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
E1ic Wbtneien NjcinT "a sat

&pIen, 20. Nu9uit. 49, dc 5.attte'
hbrrc uno 8ir3erfbart Beet at ,el!r rcn
ImshfNM @einnFisl ejNcr |Ylfnolalt Gul>
p'5rl. m(aN,r S9Nrttef tIetf cine GN-
YiGlagr.pt, ip!Ihs ST.. &urlr game eript.
r,rtc. 4ErrNcp n Gin 9rp8c5 S~ct-g&Naalt
~ tNnM.mi q Il U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

NJ Sds @inncbnren pm meSs'u srscn Srons,
tS'tei'' rcihe aus Wanarf pon Gtfcn i'm gute eutaan.
'fn' pFne l''des in%iufahren. otci&t brn a3evnriren etncs
'a'i'F, eenn trr g~rinlsfetn fcri ii. Der prrrtpiani.
fd'e SpTnp (eir prpirraa ven gifetD erfset sieIen
NanOsl uns taut cinet eiicrreu 6l,yrr auf.
I1al Z t-nn..n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Yin 10. "ul. SutduNa 6drucr, 6rou hes Seinrid
S1r'rr ,r o. @t,rTt VET baltimore Counts, i'm Nlter
gHN q ,lNH"tH Wl0 & &~l(nndttn.
nm n. Is. SuDntu 1%iifirr, A 3ahee ali, az Der
alton Sr,se'f AcIt, : ~etR',I yUn Ger Sta0t, prtnhaft,
SGbH or '@rI@ In @a,;iHpre Grmlo Yrfcrtfne,,
4tiErth Euo &d,Gb Eitr.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
Selcarapbiil3e SeheiMeM.
(ssrit.s. fir tsa r2sutf&sH eorrsfpontentsu. .,
a;fsihtiaer xJ,anansr.1

Ybtiapelpbia, 20. Nusut.-@ctera
Nadmitta1 perbreitete lib ole 6unpe, paB
elm ssrptftr Gabpt, Der nit etasm Giieil>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

S,r,r -yInrlrr syIdrFttcr;ht.

Newr9Drf 90. Nu9Ult-Iie SNlub
tpttrltt0 p1r hcute i442s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
II III a.

". 1erfer s. SDbne MAIDEN hermit itren seebrten
tlilnesn be ar,etSe. tdB Ne ltr @aarenIaser Urn 8r. So,
!erle9t bater.
Gin ssaitansises eaaer son Gifsnwoarer, gaumate.
rtaiten. ssfrtjsueen u. [. II. wire fprtpiprenp an pbiseia
ylase ilre u ben biaiefsn preifen sa fnten fein.
(Ans. s, 2NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
Nnnnntritr. Shunanne.


Die Sigt III rtise GpnaspBe fir bic ncdlirmrerhsn
6rieTtaec wereen nGdiien Spuntas Mpracn ron 10
rs Il llpr rertaufy perisn,
tOnn-t ona = oto y o1o M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
lrai[dle SparDanR pan1alsimoEf,

.%einpcrare Sffce. ssorepc, seefe Der 5puib: u,b
1ombdrftfr neteu her Deutideu ,jeiier , 8srld,.
rauss vSe'ealralt". Q nsans IN ppnibarst;,
Gin la5lth pca 10 bis 3 itbr.
. eeprai.: soeiur. StrnuH.-rrdireal Carl sHebcr.
aaifirer: Seinrid, 8ees.
~ Nepeftorcn erbaiten s 'sru;ept s3iusen, -su
M p taupS ,12DitJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
s.ufruf!
Gnltinprrr SiiraersE djiibru.

Die Wtitalicttr tieier eesaldaft pcrren bicrfnit bSi.
itAit erluIr, iT 10 iabllslG, pis mpalid, On tenn berers
~lebeleer SdlerntGsaas,u8e ~ tstb, iliaen, eainit mir
In lcirer SestebunS Slrudieben Aue Ofjeni8en, melte
NOD nit ~auS,uten mclen, merter erfudtt, lD z pnnfaa
Mcrarfi 8 lltr IN Der rScntroI:p afie". Nir. IS, Mprss
BlNfr., in tieier VI seesenteit AZ rerfamneln.
Sm Nuftrag: Carl sitciH, Saurtmanr;
GOOD Il. Sirceuhcra, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Die beieen 9irrell, pebe am 10. Auaul, IN her rNrr
bettrsSlle" ron seir HelRer en- 3aibenb4d, enttai,
isnS brei)unfc,t une 3ebn Gpllars, srbal:tn BADEN
peresn erluht, irl6cs gs8en cine S%eipbnnnA rem nm
cert Srllars IN tr e~rPeetticn hes rs Jrrc,pptfen
tcu" ,uriit, lrr rita lien, GOO ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
Nlptteneienfts slbfAieSc

nuf I, 2 lper 3 Jlbre.
Rlpfteneicuit= lioidiecc auf l, 2 pe. 3 Sabre.
se.te, tts Gtlfcrer aut |, 2 otter 8 Sabre prnt /.
aprtl 1864 All bis iltni Is. DECEMBER 1864 aeiauit, mSast
iptprt tsi mir rpripIe6en HRe ltvs Iblaiess heine nit
Stringent. ~. y. J'riftpr,
No. A, sds '@apft., lem oGprrsicntsntrnI s%essnittr,
(200-5) ptenduf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21
Gln5 nsgc
Alu(ter poll Gas-C nFid)tnHaen,

SSibltptDefs &ronfeudjtcrn,e.
-cpie ale irnhiec q mn,fr,9t r. aiunsen init Gas.
Wasrrbren auf's eiligfe III pdtfer rtnes erad,t Won
2tu9iit S%Saoner.
aE- bud Stubcn. YaSrSGten better Srttrn on !Sane.
ulS-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-21

Ter Ncfjatr. in pSy at.en @mtr6oaa it
SyrbLt!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-14
NOTICE.

THE OWNERS OF ALL DOGS WILL e2
L take notice that on and amer tho Nm
First day Of: August, 4. D. 1883, the town .<1+-
ordinance, providing for the levy and collection
of Tax on Dogs within the incorporation OF
the town OF Gold Hi. and empowering the Mar;
upon which tax has not been paid, will be
strictly enforced.
Il. cRANpALL, Marsh.l
Gold HiN, July 80, 1883. jyaea
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-12-12
A CONSERVATIVE OLIGARCHY.
from the Nashville Press and Times. ]

The Government of Maryland is so
much opposed to the theory of popular
government, as held by all parties in
this country, that it is marvellous how
so strongly defined an oligarchy has es-
capped the sharp censures of politicians
who condemn the franchise restrictions
of Tennessee and Missouri. Nominal
ly, Maryland has free government,
but practically her white inhabitants
are ruled by a minority less than one
fifth of their number, in consequence of
the appointment of members of the
Legislature, which was fixed in 1776.
The Constitution of the State, when
adopted in 1916, was republican in
form. Every freeman had the right to
vote, and representation in the House
of Delegates and Senate was fairy ap-
pointed Since then the colorcd man
has been deprived of the right to vote
And there are now not less than 10000
male citizens of that class in that State
who have no political rights whatever,
under government which they must
support in peace and defend in war
Black men in the State are denied all
political rights. White men are tam
talized by having the right to vote, but
are compelled to live under such an ap-
portionment of representatives of the
House of Delegates and of the Senate
that 9S,S45 white inhabitants, residents
in thirteen of the favored counties, gov
ern All, 073 white inhabitants, whorcsidc
in that section of the State which had
q small number of inhabitants when
the Constitution of 1916 was adopted.
The result in Maryland is, practically
a far more extensive Acknowledgement
of white men than there is in this State
or in Missouri, and this fact should at
once arouse the attention of the con-
sentative sentiment who keep eternal
watch around the citadel of free gov
eminent,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-12-12
ADVERTISING EDITORIALS.-This

ADVERTISING EDIToRIALs.-This
species of advertising is becoming very
popular. 1t consists simply in those
who wish to place their articles unfail-
ingly before the public, by having them
introduced into the reading or news
columns, by paying an extra price, and
if possible, having the editorial WE in
serted. Some very fair specimens of
that kind of advertising sometimes ap-
pear in the WING, but that of Oak
Hall, this week, has decidedly the most
cheek of any we ever published. We
fear that this thing is growing into a
nuisance, and the editorial fraternity
will have to check it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-12-12

ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.-The elections
for new parliment has been triumphant
on the Liberal side. The majority of the
Radicals is about 40. The results are
more favorable to the Liberal party than
had been expected. Of leading Liberals
elected, there are Mr.. Gladstone, Mr..
Bright, Mr.. Layard, Mr.. Horsman, Mr..
Bouverie, Mr.. Donoghue, Mr.. Ayrton, Sir
r. Palmer, Mr.. Forster Sir H. L. Bulwer,
Sir r. Peel, Mr.. Mcguire and others
some gentlemen of note on both sides have
lost their electors. The mo st conspicuous
OF these is no less a man than John Stuart
Mill, who was beaten at Westminster by
some nameless person or other, greatly to
Westminster's disgrace, and the more so
that the franchise is now enjoyed by the
million, who ought to have set better
example at the beginning of their political
life
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-12-12

Boy Nuisance.-There is one crying evil,
attached to the public exhibitions that are
given in the Hall, which should be abated
by the Committee without further delay
A troup of boys make it point to congre-
gate on the front seats, if possible, when a
public entertainment is going on in the
Hall, and at the close Of every act, or piece,
set up the most hideous noises, with whis-
ties and stamping. This is abomina-
BILE! On Tuesday night last, at the con-