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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-14
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
n Il h M 8:
Invariably i8I .adUH7lCe.
FOR THE CAMPArcn

The APPEAL the largest and cheapest weekly paper in
Tennessee, will be subscribers ensuing four
low. 80
As campaign paper. the make its readers
acquainted with all political events whatever
else may be Of interest It viii express opinions
iuy and freely heretofore, and observe the
rules OF conduct that have always governed it. 1t has
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-11-14

Terms---ss year, in Advance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17

int @eitna9en 9eppfert. SEER Ojltttant, sic
tcnncn itrenfal5 ba5 Srio in G-nur non
&reuger 2 Sui. Ste lptclen es a%lspenptl z
Geltp beiier. Die @rt1en betaus i'm mattel
.picn 9Ortr0ge ctcie5 Srtp5 ioa infer 0ants
1pter belttbcn."
Die 9ferpe ltritten lan9iam uno fptgten
ole Gbrrn ; her S6wdNer ICitiGpn fptste
Ole Sbren nod oirl ntebr. Sett oretunes
jnau3l5 Sabren futltirte CT ppn SetrelbcY9
a16 Stuttgart, aber ipl6c 9af19iere bate
CT letn 9ebta9' ntft sebdbt.
MlS bic 2Eirne ppn Stuttgdrt ltdtbar
purpen, bate lid bic gelanntibdit thpn in
Srrunriddft StrmanoClt. Gar oft lit eil
8rieit1ube aus Dem S6Wabenlanp na6 ga.
rtS une 3urud seFCgen; bas gSatel an &c,
Stine" bttra6tetsn bic WitldnpcD'6 ais ;rpeitt
6etmdtR ipsl6e ite nur ScrlteBsn, tpsrn III
Bitten tbrcr Stelen SIuianp ecutfden BE.
munrerer tie lbeT zen 0ttetn ricfrn. 5n ga.
rtS itarb Marte, D1netn ltebGr SAetm", mtl
SenaA ite oft 9en1nnt, I'M rauhcn Strblte re;
rauben Sabres lS46 ; urp ais, 5rpet Sabrt
lpater IN Sberppbling bel @en Der ARM
OtGter Die &ugen iGlOB ba tparp auf letr
Srab Elm gprbeerfran5 nit metbieiprnen
8anSe 9ele9t. &uf Dem Sanpe itanp &C.
ihrteten:
limo ais v2eb'pp9l" er ipintte nit Der 5dnt
War's, pb Der leste Su9enStraUm mir
ihrpane.
Dem llniterbli6en BON
SbereIe Wtlanpllp."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
8citere eurOpaii9e Na6ribtell.

Nep,Yprt, l6. Npo. - Yer Nprep
Slp9p : Ddmpftr y&ermamL" ptr am 81
Stt. pom Bremen unp am 3. Nopcntbcr ppr
southampton ~dbge9angen mar, tr1f 9eiterl
nit 500 gaiia9tercn na@ elmer tetr itlrint
iden leberra9rt bier Elm. Der pSermdlm'
be9e9netr ant 6. rem O1mpfer o9tbeln" Uni
AM 10. rem Ganpfer oSlnla," bic Setpt
auf peI S1trt nd8 8rentel begrtnen ipalen
0rpbbrttannien.-&m Wittaa Del
3. 9iDpembcr fanb IN iebr turmtiher NeiiI
pn8 Geihenbeedn9niB re5 Grjbtl9pfs Spr
! Canterbury fat.
, Sn Spige Der gGdtltepegul1 iInb iebl
I errftlihe RubeltDrlnaCn in Sladturn Dor
%9efpmmen; be NnbIn1er bcr Liberation unr
tpnlerpdtipen S1rtet l~tGferien chamber Elm
fDrmlthe5 Srefcr, an eem r1ebr, ais tau~
lenr Mcnid,en, bic nit 9ttcn unp biden
8nippeln beipafhet parcn, abetl ndbr,en
ielbft Srnuen ipielten cine Strife parin, in
pem le bic Stelne bcrtetIbleppten, nit
penen bic Wdnner th ae8cnlettt9 beiparfeh.
Die 8erleIuns her Mufrubrafte Setteh5 eca
StaptAertS bGWtrtte fein NrfAbrcn pea
Samples lno erft ais Sra9prer requtrtrt
yparen, parp bic 9tube pieper ber9eItcat. Die
| 3abl eer8erWunpeten mar etne lebr betrdht-
ltde. Die 9tpoibcten Der Stlpt ipdrell
bubit1blid ppa 0pu Mcnl6en, bic iparteten,
bis bic Terste aud ibre Q8urocn oerbinpca
fpnnten. Sn elmer Strabe fOf fDrrnlth
pas Slut, uno lb.r1Q lab man Nienlhen,
son beren 8Dpfen unp @ei6tern Stut bere
abHeb. Gin Mdnn tparp flr tpct fcrt9e>
tra9en, %tnbeien 1T CT ms 0cben 5urlfge>
rufen rpprpen urb bic Slerjte bpTe1, Dap es
trpb leiner ld)iperen Serleguno 1eltnaett iptrp,
i'm am 2ebet III erbalten. Dteie Spr9dn9e
in 8ladburn bdben RE geipr9ntB berppr-
gerufen, paB ie paS Gpriptel gu nod idlintr
nreret GrfeiIen wd9rero rer Nablen ietn
mbdten.
SeireiG. - Sreiberr BON Bcuit Fat
an pte Dltrei6tiGen 8ertrcter BET cen aus
WGrtt9en Middten Gin Gtrfuldr Setreff8
ietner ilnaiten &eubelungcn int Mitlitdr<
aueiduiie oeridtet. Gr Babe, ertldrt er
parin, piele Mcuberungcn nt4t ais Mlniiter,
ipnocrn etnfaG IN ictner Gt9en'd,dft ais Abs
9eDrpneter getban. Or babe ourddus rtdt
elne 10 aldrmtrenpe Spr1de 9efubrt, ipte tic
ibm suscldrteben iperre; CT babe nett ne
niger bic Mu5liGten her duSip1rtt9cn 4ps
littf, ais bic NGtbpcnpt5fe't bctprt, Die Gu
lipitat Der neuen tnrltren Organization Set~
retA's 5u Setaen. Or Babe lur crtlart, pap
per Srtere fir he Sntcre(en SeitretA's
p~rilgenp nptbpenpi9 let, baB 1ter Susleth
Selreib setaen muiIe, RAP es i'm stanre
lei, uter sentisenre m.litGrti6e 0t%sirurrtn
3u pcrfit9en.
3pr6rruti9 der -@raf prn
llieppm, Der preubiiMe gptidafter am it'd
Ilenilhen Spfr, lit in 8crltn einaetrpfen;
rs wro iether Reile ctne gepiie 8tGti9tetr
betgelegt.
Sluf pa5 GeriAt, raj cine Oiftrtn5 int
Stdat5minilertum bic &tidfrtr ces 0ras
fen gtonnrd nah Berlin Dcrib9ere, bat
Die uMrue @reubiihe 3eitum9" ertldrt, bab
ein;ia unp alien bic Glfiibt duf ieinen Sc
iunpbeits;uitapp ben @rafen Yt5ltarf chit
rpetlen NOD ppn ben 0eiAatten fernbleiben
lale.
0a8 0cfiStt int pisSilbriBen preuBiihen
8iS9et bclduft iiG auf 100000 G9aler.
Die Gefun9 ipl aus pprbanpenen 8ermp>
scnsbeftdnrfn (&tienbabnattten) 8enpmnsn
Iperpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Sermiid)tcs aus Gurupa lluS gliirn.

- DIR Batter eeS 8Dntes p0n 9prtu9al
iGQ eint9en observation-disclosures, tpeide ibnl
cen lpani,den Sbrpn dnt,u9en, %9cdnttrprtrt
BADEN: Sic bieten mir cine arpne an; ta
babe bic meinige nit ptciem 91ndma per-
tauldt, neil mir p15 cine beauemere &ppf>
betedung III letn lhetnt." Set plefen Q8pr'
ten Dfnete er pas Senitrr, unp auf ieinen
@eingarten setgenp, iaAte CT: sd bate
mid gum @tnser gcnndGt, ib fabrtStre @eit
itattYrlttif, unp has 1T better, Bonn ptele tptrb
bauf9 lauer." ,
-(Sehreth Dor 20 Sabren unb beute.
Im 8. Wpp. 1948 fiel Rpbert Blunt unter
ben Suaeln Der ~blutt9tn &eafttpn, beute Tim
3tpei ielner 5rlinnun9s9cnclen ppn p%art1lS,
ger9er unp 8istrd, pbne paB lie ith itlber,
pper ibrem Sreunpe Blum untreu gerpprper,
Iiniiter Seitreth's.
(Gepre6tes 2ebrr.) Sn Gn9latb maht
man aus ben IbfdQen bon 2eper in ben
0erfitdttcn berS hubmaAer, Sdttler Ii. {. N.
reues 2erer. Dteielben irerren In @afet,
rem ntall l SrpSent Shwefclidure SulesT,
e%lmoepetdbt, bis le 5u elner Wale tperpen,
cie lid former llet. 0ann 9tbt ma nod
| 9losent8lDeertn bin5u, I'M 0eiHmeipisteit
berppr,ubrinsen. DIE Nalie wirp pant in
beltebi1eSormen seprebt urp artrpdnet. SIR
Sgbten unp 9lbldBe lit biele MaiIe rent ae>
pbbnliten Sober gleth.
- (&m SinanSmtntiter- 3uhtGduafraf.
final s.. ran Der gtncen, Der Gr> Sinan,-
milifer Der Sran5Sdal. 8epubltf, wurhe ne.
aen unterihlasuns D1rntlimer @etper AL
,ebn Sabren 3udtbau5 perurtbeilt.
- Sn China 1T c5 mad ben ,Sabre5>
,eiten," ctipas 70 Seltene5, einen Bart i'll Be-
Iisen, bab Serjenise, ipelher etniae 6aare
i'm Gelihte Bat, iebr itpli earauf lit. 8atler
8tena. Su, Der Sobn Der Spnne, bsiab etnen
SAnurrbdrt, Der auf ieser Scite aelau 81
| 6aare entbielt, RTE er iepsnapprsen iorafdltia
| ,dtlie, penn bic 8diier itrp IN Gbtna nidjt
nit 6eihdften uberbauft unb iiberotes mar
pleier Shnurrbait gieng' Su's Gntiiiden,
porauf er mebr belt, ais duf letne Hrpne.
Qeiper trlg 60 lih zines Wcrgens au, ban
Der Barber, pelAer bic Gbre bate, has
antlis pes &aiiers 5u b%eoienen, ettes rieier
fcltbarer Saare nit abiAnitt, 70 pap giene>
5u am fplgenoen Wprgen nur sc Sdare alI
elmer Seite Sdblte. Dies trat i'm pte Ell,
Ipnnerlhlag- ipeper Der Aufftanp Der Sat
pina5, nod bic Niererld9e ietner Splpaten
battea ion 10 IN Corn periest. ausenbltd
lid fpuroe Der unslidliheSarbter entbauptet
unp fem 8ppf muD.e FUR rds Slar bitben.
- (glutper9tftung burh @uanp.) 81
rpurhe In neuerer 3stt itpn otter auf Die @e.
flbrlihtett pes @udnps b%tngepielen. @il
baten teute einen lleuen Sal BON Ylutper.
etftung burh @uano Su per3ethnen. CIR
alter Shuletrtr In alpten BET 3artb In be,
S6peis, Der btreits ietn 50>iabrlses Dtenit'
iabilaum eefetert BAT, ltieb lid betm 6pls.
lpalte1 einen Splilter in Gle Sarp. Mls Ct
balp barauf NIT 0uanc arbeitete, brant
etipds bdYpn In bic Wunce utp per9tftete tai
slut, 10 pab in rrei Sasen Der 500 eintrat
- (Sale, "a. Sft.) Sn Der Lester
Situng ces naturpi6sn'daftlihen Sertrni
mahte Sr. stutrtiis auf einen grocer
9umbus aufmerfiam. IS ptrp b%efanntiid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Ser Mufltano auf Guhn.

Den lesten aus 5apanua rlesrostifd
%etneelaufsnen Yerihten 3uiplge ubertel am
Samltags Mprsen cine Sriursentets 3rubpe
ben 9alaaier"Grain SfpiiGen Nuepiias unb
9uertp 9rinetpc unp nabm aen'elbcn ftrnnltd
sefansen. ate 9d9asewdgspnS wurpen W.T.
ltdntt9 aus9epllnpert, bier opn Zen 9aHa-
gteret ais @eiaR8ene aurIdtebaltea unp bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
~ Bonn ssep. spfepb o. Ren,art. sr. sbeOl..


-Dr. Sation soertber Serr SauFg bat MON mid
aufeefprpert, nteihen gidrnen unter Guipieblureen YER,
idieoerartiScr Wteb;ineh 81 iesen alein pa i'd HES fur
~nilertdlb ineiner Spbd re lieeene eraatet
Bale i'd es in alien 6di AHS lett alS8ei5lasen. -
aber ea ih hen tlaren IVA Sepeis Won her giat
liGieit Sp1 DIT. Sut lambs 0eu ii1em Bit.
tern In peridtee.neu Ssiipislen, ~belpnters in meiasr eiae
nsn Sdnltlie, per ausen babe, 70 reibe i'd tiesmal VIZ
meinem i~ontiisen Urunaiaee al utb erlte n,eins ppl,
usber;susIag Pabtn aus, has %terielte segeH alIge,
meine : 6pG6e eeS SptenJ, beirueers
ss0en etbtrsBel d werbe, elm iider wir
tentes une pertbpplles @raparat ill.,
Su sini8en 6darn MAG tr iepl6lagsn; aber s~erSbalid
wire er, Moran i6 niht %sreifele. Genen, lie an ben as.
nannten lsbsln leibsn, cine srOBe Mpbltpat iein.
G6tana spplit Sbr S.S. 6enuarb,
s., u~nterbalb GpatessS lra6e.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Spnt Rep. q. $. SC IL.

Rtt.3ebatteu hes uGGrtftau Gbrp
niele" III pbtlabelpb ia.
Der @ebrald ron Sufdnb's Deutfdent @itiern 10
Yhiht palte, i'm ais uni&debares e tdrfuna sn,ittel U len
welte an alaerneiner Gnttraftung ppsr aus i~lltprtnun
8en in her gebsr. ! titisteit eniiprinaeneea leeela leiten
Su snpieblea. MufriGEis Str
q. .. ScHealf." :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Sery0id,tb. Samea Ybpmp5un,

SttliBer hes pterfen peHnfptpen If d N
taatss0eri6tsbpfes.
ngbilasalpbia, rs. april 1866. SD bclradts Sui.
lambs eeutltfn Stttern ais cine ~ ertbppII glrs
seRe bel Yerbauunss 'Seidmsrsen otter Appetitlsiia.
feiI. Nus eiBenrr Grfdbruu9 tani i'd, easpn 3eu3nti
~ablsgen. attMt8Spelli Der Strtss
5aEnes fbpunpipn.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
&ntfrdftuue,
cine Spl8e tr9enb weldber ltrTahe;
Observation-Disclosures Contribution,

III 6 PNrN anAe1frrn8Ee NrbeIt, WntbeHrun-
gen, @tttcrun98sgtnNiiIe, 6teber II.
|et0cA GleiW. Sem Baniei S0tem wer6en Sp~arnfrait
mp Stlrte nit8etteiII, her Nppett %perbeIrgt, 0cruf
bet'm gtnbls p%erptrt, Ger 0taaeu pereauina smtutlti
Ssmatt, eaS Sllt %seretri8t, her 3eint ~geiauNer, Ger
9e!be Gnflu0 ans brn NusG eli ~eutfcrnt, auf tic Gidn0en
cine, rpr9e Wptbe GCiaubf;t, uHo Der grbrctlthe, nerves
9Sret'te jnSaItH in eit ~trdftises, 8clmtGfttEirpeentes
gGelsn rnserdnectt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
SittcrH pper 6ieIf5 Epnicuus

Elm elirir fnSsn, .pelde; nrues 2eten IN ibrs qtern
t%rduteit, III geipt0em @tags bic ! eattraft uni p,l llpaes
lilnt iuBeuelthere 3eitet wicker berleIt, ben etltIei
l%lnteRfn Arrpertdu mteher aufriht!t uio threat nod
Hbrt6en Sabren 0eiHneb belt mn Glut Serlei9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
0nfIanO's Gcntidcn Sittcrn
uab
SnflaHb'S beutfDes Gontcuun,

%Jrterettet, c%mpfetlen.
9cr2 5Ghren ans 0cutihlnnb bier einsefubrt, Ea6en
0s IN tteicr Belt Cbne 3WetfeI reGr 6iiren pCrridet
nne her leieeReen Nienitbtit mehr Rpbittatcr eriftat
ais iraene Gin antcre5 ecn putlitum ~tetanutes Rittel.
2teie gltttsl belen init Griplg ecbtr q Seihwereen,
@cltlidt, gpprtttlcf4teit drpuite ptcr nerp0ie Shpd.
ts, hrNnilden SurGfaI, Rieren qeisen, irwie ale ven
n unorsnun8 g%ebFatter sebeF, gta8cn cher GesdrmGn
ttrrutTeneen Sebredea;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
aafiGa0'8 0gail0sg giiiess
pnS
6AiIgHS'5 Aeutid)e8 StlrfuHa6mniel
fEouicuni},
bic 3rc zen 5etlmittet eegen ale Qeiben
Der Sober, bes RdgenS peer Beg
~eaaung5< Sr9ane.
0uRanS'S Seutleher Ritters

0uHanS'S bcutGdbcr Bittere
Esisst ams rem tstaien eaten (OSsr rad mesi,tniasm
.'i2,, @,9 Stg,,i s4's II, - 81 81. S]fSssisss 'sssss.
nrti8sr Setmii4uns to - tai frst IN.
GuHmlb's eeutfd,ss acnieuru
IN cine gsrein'sunN aGer Srsreten,ien les sittsrn mil
her retrt'ttt Srtte z t. g rptr, y nm Ipfelintn ,E.,
Rutlttll1 ie p1ertrt ipprern.
9eeT cine BON aIF9DVlider getntf6Ene ftete gIr;euti
c%prSiebt, piro
Sulanb's ecmtId,en 8iftern
sebrau&sa. gBsr asasn te angstrutsts gttmtfbune
be5 SttttFH Ni1t5 etni ug snfsn bat, pirb
9hhHnes bemtfdlcs Son;cum
a~Hreuttn. Bette anb gleid aat ltnb ~entBaltet %tiefelbtB
msFyntlben Gt9enitaften; Die Wdhl ;,ptiden Ten pei.
zen III p!cse @elhntadiade. Gas lpnieim trtagt tenn
@lunen am Weiiter.
Cine 8rpfs @crae ltrla8cn, tste ltneertauliafet.. nys.
gtgtie,. lerstiiarade &C., trtnat les Yiagen5 Ibdtt1
ts!i IeIbt IN InVronua0, Damn 0rrGtb HE nit rem
issis 10 ~ !. "; 5 5a@3tsPRt &, n 81 si' ST + i" g sI5Ii:': n
rretreren Der nabfOi ~ oenOsn ltebeif psgT
reCr pcniler leiret:
@erltppfua9, 8ldbiudt, tnneren 9dnprrbpt>
ben, SIutanbran9 ta6 rem Scope, Der
lauerun9 oe8 Wd9cnS, rebclfclt, spos
bremen, Irpctttlpli9teit, GBsabs
lheu, @Da> pber SdwergefGbl
i'm Nfagen, iarrem aufitpBen,
Gtnltnten pper i3tttern Der
Dla9en9rube, 8ppfiaus
len, rditDert %. l6ipe>
rent atbmen, 6erS~
3tttern g8itrgs
deer Grtidun9S<@efUbt bei'm
2tc9en @l6pii6ttafeit, @unfts
ODER @epeb5 Slirnmern Dor
ben &u9cn, bunls
pfeln &ppfl0mera
Man9el an Sdutauss
etnlttng, Nelber6autfar-
be, 9clbrm Nu9enwetB gets
tcnted,en, &itdrn>, 8rut,-
@licper > SNmerien, bt6eltden
5tednfiQcn, 0eflbl Spn Bremen
I'M SletiHe, beitdnoi8e Ginbilpuns
BON tln9ltd unO Brpber 9~etltiser gfie>
acknowledgement.
gDer MT Steitn llsbeln brEdfitt III, lpate lei Der WINS.
ratl cints Erilntttel5 GuFcrt pVrii6is III WsrIe aebcn
anR nur Gin iOIteS i'd anihaHcn, wel6rS mad
y 5 S@'''t; 's's, S ;sE5l. 3; ~ i I9.5'' ta!s.n S':5:!a.i
u, lelht lNdp!lact Subtaujen entbaltune
iit turd SstIuns tisisr 2eibrn tersits eiren Guf errrrs
ben Fat. va tpnren mir nit 6u8 unb &e6t bic teiteH
tttanntsn RitteI:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Sir beIOnOcren SeaGtnna!
&tteHate.


NtT NIu3IU' Dtp' rs, WSppcIUdtt,
S~berrt9ter bes pberfeu Staats"6e E.
idtsbpfes Upu YennGY lpanten fdreibt:
~gIildtelpbla, 16. MtGrG 1867.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
Hreiiet

5uaanb's Dsutf&er 9itisrsr PRO 5laid e.....$1
B- Sian ssratidume rt6t, ben artiisi. len man
iauft, 8eaau lu priisn, eamit man aud ten dGts,, BE-.
Rmmtl
aaerpasts bel stpetta1a sps arisueitintte}n ~ b.
btat (Ot, 28y u pA.3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17
warnunsl

Suaanss Seuttht Seilmt.tel tsrbsn nad-
eenadt. Wan iehe CA earauI, has auf TEN
llmftla9s ieser Slai6e q. Df. Saoffpn's ln-
teribriit iib %befneet. Mls dnlsrsn limb ae.
fGllbt.
Saupt.Sureau uab 8abri. In hem seutfdeu Ir;nel.
@siddfte in Rr. 631, Mrd)=S trafs, Az pbilaeelskia
ga.
@barles w. Gpans, Qisentblmer,
truper y. ". Sadipn v, Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17

~Slildteipbla, 16. NtdrS 1867.
Sd fnss IN suflans,s Ssd sesstf4sm stttern Elm
gutes &rattt8ungs'Dti XN tel, cas- ~bsipnser5 lei
SeIeeh Ter Serpluun3s" Srgane auBerll Husttd
1T glp 8c9en Sdipine unS Wdnsel du ~!terpen. ! hdttas
lett IN Sq!eue iebr ppbltbGtis ptgtt. autridtia ssr
Strt4e e3ep. as. SSppbnarS.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17

Iteilst; au5 ZEN retRiit
MUte-rde; GTtrlTlen)
un6 8iueen. ivGrdUs
trtrteS @ripardt ent
Grtt8sr Setmtiduns to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-17

u cine geretn'8rna a0er Sr9reten,ien res Sittsrr nit
cine Ter anSenebmien uro lteHlt6ifen Weet,incn, 6e tenn
Rutlttll1 ie pTerirt ppreen.
9eeT cine BON aIF9DVlider getntf6Ene ftete gIr;euti
rprSiebt, pro
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
Miscellany.


Dinners.
In his article in the August Atlantic, Mr.,
Parton says:
1t was wise man who discovered that a
small quantity of excellent soup is good
thing to begin dinner with. He deserves
well Of his species. The soup alays the hun.
CRY savage within us, and restores us to civi.
lization and to one another. Nor is he to be
reckoned traitor to his kind who first pro.
Claimed that little very nice and dainty
fish, hot and crisp from the fire, is a pleasing
introduction to more substantial viands.
Six oysters upon their native shell, fresh from
their ocean home, and freshly opened, small
In size, intense in flavor, cool, but not too
cold, radiating from central quarter of a
lemon-this too, was fine conception
worthy OF the age in which we live.
But in what language can we character.
ize Alright the abandoned man who first pre-
sumed to tempt Christians to begin repast
by partaking of all three of these-oys;ers
soup, and fish? The object is defeated. The
true purpose of these Introductory trifes is
to appease the appetite in a slight degree, Sc
as to enable us to take sustenance with com
posure and dignity, and dispose the company
to conversation. When a properly constitu-
ted person has eaten six oysters, a plate OF
soup, and TIE usual portion OF fish, with the
proper quantities of potatoes and bread, he
has taken as much sustenance as nature re.
quires. All the rest of the banquet is excess
and being excess, it is also mistake: it is a
ammunition OF the sum-total of pleasure which
the repast was capable of affording.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
WOMEN OF A BY-GoNE GENERATION
We find the subjoined paragraph in the New
buryport Herald: t-4.ves .,-tr-


buryport Herald: Sfa4rs Hrfr
A veteran berry picker is Mrs. Betsey Rog-
ers, OF Newbury who has been in the bust
ness for seventy years, and now, in her nine
ty-ifth year, follows it with the activity and
ardor of youth. There are few persons, oil
the old residents about this town, who have
NOT purchased and eaten Aunt Rogers ber-
ries. She drove to town when Byfield was
so far beyond the borders of civilization that
It was not reached by the United States Post
once, and from carrying the letters address
ed to that section her team was known as
the :" Dog town Mail" We can remember
her more than forty years ago, when the price
OF berries was but four cents, or three cents
and less in large quantities. 1t produced a
sort of domestic revolution when they went
up to five cents, This season, as in the past
generations, she has been in the pasture, with
her basket, following the COW tracks for miles,
and jumping the stone walls like girl in
Olden times, and much better than most Girls
of this day. On her birthday, next month,
when she will be ninety-five, and the oldest
person in Newbury except Noah Noyes, she
proposes to walk to town, a half dozen miles,
with the same old berry basket ON her arm,
and walk back. She ought to have public
reception by her old friends and patrons.
She belongs to tough and long-lived race.
her mother reached the age of 81. There
are others of the same sort in Byfield. We
saw an old lady the other day who had been
picking berries all day in the hot sun, walk
ing two miles to her work, who was "a years
Ole, and whose oldest child was over SO. She
told US she had walked to town { o sell berries,
ana walked back-a Journey of ten miles
strong-six different times this season.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29

The London Review gives an incident from
the life Of the late George Stephenson, which
shows what heroism lay in the man, and what
power of inspiring courage in others. In 1871
he was acommon engine-w light in a large col
liery at Killingworth. One day resort was
brought to him at the office that fire had
a.. broken out in the deepest main, and the COLI
cry was in danger of utter destruction. Ey-
eryoody but Stephenson seemed to have lost
his wits, and universal Iror pre- vailed. He
hurried at once to the mouth of the main. and
ordered the hands to lower him down the
shaft. They thought him half insane and
rushing to certain death. st8 se9@83 Is
On reaching the bottom. where the miners
were budding together like flock of scared
sheep. he called out in cheerful tone. care
there six men here who have the courage to
follow me? Ifso, come and we will out the
nre out" His presence and words inspired
confidence. The workmen rallied around
MIN, and in an hour, from the loose stones
around. they built wall across the entrance
to the main, closed every aperture, and by
shutting off the air completely extinguished
tne IRE before it had done any serious dam
age. =, -, N'''''
such man was bound to win success in
life, and his character is best expressed in a
sentence to his famous son Robert, when urg-
ing him to difficult piece of work: "'The
thing is to be done; so just set about it at
Once.n ~ n "
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
Notice of Foreclosure

TIE Portland Savings Bank hereby gives no+;oo
that It Is the holder of mortgage made nv
Cnarles Il. Beckett, dated August goth, 1862 record
6o4, In parcel OF land situated at the north
corner OF Pine street and Vaughan street in PORT.
one hundred and eighty feet on Vaughan straet an
having the corresponding opposite sides eonal and
parallel; and that the conditions of said mortgaae
gre broken, by reason whereof the Bank claims h
the same and gives this notice for that
pose, under the Statute. '-'"' pun
Portland, July 20, 1868. i ya4.Ssw
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
Suburban Res5d esace for Sale
On Back Cove Road.

fine Cottage house, containing
kMN-0 large parlor sitting room, dining
fEgAr2 room, kitchen, store roo N, five good
NH NJ chambers, with plenty of closet
$3.50. room, cemented cellar and large
brick cistein being the property known as the
Dodge Place % About two acres OF good land, also
barn, carriage house and wood house.
Upon the place are so Apple and Pear Trees, to-
getier with Grape Vines Currant and Guoseberry
Bushes. and and an abundance of hard and soft wa
ter.
This is a very pleasant location and one that should
not be overlooked by any gentleman who would like
country residence within ten minutes ride from the
business part Of the city. For terms etc. apply to
subscriber on the premises.
may1- dtf Ah THOS L HASKELL.
The Portland daily press., 1868-07-29
Portland & Kennebec R. r.

SUMMER arrangement, Juno i, 1855.
q PASSENGER Trains leave Portland at
Up. M. daily for all stations on this line,
and for Lewiston, Pennington and Stations on The
Androscoggin Road; also Tor Bangor and inteIme-
date stations on Maine Central road. This train
connects with trains from Boston leaving $50 A. M.
Leave Portland daily at 10 M, for BATH, Angus
ta and intermediate stations connecting with train
leaving Boston 800 M - 4-....-
Passenger trans are due at Portland daily at $50
A and 2o5 M; Freight trains at 2.50 and $50
Fare as low by this route to Lewiston, Wateryille
kendall's Mills and Bangor by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage on this line
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &c., will pur-
chase tickets to KendalPs Mills only, and after TAX
ing the cars on this road the Conductor will fur
nsh tickets and make the tare the same through to
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central road,
Stages for RockIand connect at Bath; and TOR Bel
last at Augusta leaving daily arrival of train from
Boston, leaving at 7.30 A. M. and tor Scion, Ansop
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
Skow hogan, and for China, East and North VassaI-
bore at Vassalboro; for Unity at Kendalls Mills,
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry, -s -
W HATCH, Supertnssndens.
Augusta, May 30, 1868. - june1-dtf