davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-12-31

The Woman's Suffrage Convention held in Providence, in and for Rhode Island, last Friday, was, like the greater meeting
 just before at Boston, gan improvements Iup-
 on many predecessors. The. Providence papers commend particularly the speeches of Lucy Stone and Frederick Douglass, the essay of Mercy B. Jackson. and the writ
 ten, historical resume of Mrs. Paulina. w.
 Davis. Mrs. D. is resident of Rhode Island, lady of very superior ability, and
 deservedly held in the highest esteem. We learn that very probably there will Tbe a similar convention held in Connecticut, we presume at Hartford, within the next two or three months, at which the chief speak ing orreadink will be done by some of the
 more prominent and able champions of the
 movement from other states. Without doubt they will be listened to most atten1 lively by 2 large number, ,eof the most thoughtful people. There is no such pre- |iudiced hostility to overcome as the anti slavery and temperance movement encoun- | tered in their early days, but there is heavy Imass of inert opposiionl to be reused and convinced. --Cos1iGats tsff 'ztl aaataafsYesi ].
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
es4sssSr.Ns . sra essz-a
Baltimore
Ohio Niiclt Balm.

Gm unt mad 5pnntas ZEN l3. Sept. 1868, ssttr
tlelth bret 3ass Sntiaea Sal!mers 0abstliha unh
parfsrStur9, Rnb Iroar:
titrt tds8 (5Shntags autBenpmlnsn) nm tttr i5 ".
f'u' ''a 9a'''nl''' q; aantIi air suo .
tasiit (erantass snlaie6iia) aDtnss ltbr 90 gtn;
her @rprsg,s 3Hs,s ,sebt tdsltb Samfaas aa'ssnsm'
Vile eieie 3se i6Itssen i W 9tair uns Pdrisreturs
ttn 3iissu nad alien $putsn Int Nttsn. 5ubpshtn uAS
Nprtmeten al. ...
gDtndtlsr Recommendations. .SdBt Straten Baltimore
fdglih un ubr 10 Dtin. Wa&m., (Spnntaes auset.
nplnrenl prp 2DnGeter tScuhiu9s aus8enpmmen)
ubr @irIsens it'd an her Breeertsauuetipu nit Zen
3iesu nab Brser d, une AT Ter SasrrstOpn Surttisu
Supen nat SeaersterH f& dntHllstsab.
Ger @flttptts Gttp-3 ug gebt ppH galttmrre
nih ubr 20 Mhtuten utb I'M llbr so Ntmgrn
fr-b uue ! lltr 20 min. mb 5 lltr 20 Wdd,m.; rem
6atOt's Situ um 1;so anD II llbr 10 Rn. fvab, uub
$50 un6 utr so WttH. HddmtttdBs db.
,l RdcA odgerstcpn.
Nbfatrt pts 3NBes con Baltimore ~ lltr 8cimit-
taas uns A 4l9 Nabmtttass anlhas " SaastrtlSmn a,
Saserspwn '45 ubr Nahmitaas rub o.2O sadmit.
tass. 0ludfabr passrstcwa irad $40 gHe II utr
Nerasns @ntlnf, tn SGihnpre lint 10 rs Rprgens II.
4 lttr 45 Rn. Ndhmttiha5.
oiadD 9SinG,efer.
Die 3n9e psrlalieH Baltimore I'M s.45 Wlprsens unb
4.lU 8ahnt., nne fpmnen um 2.55 Rabln. nnb 9.35
abepes ait. Aebrtn iurat UNI imt 10 .85 NcrseHs,
unh Epmmtn um 1925 liprBeus unp AS Ratmt. IN
gsGtb gSafbiuetpu.
atfabtt pcn o a lttmpre trfh uin lttr IS Win,
100, $40 unit 10 ubr 80 III, 9tadlm. nm 4.30. uiS
glbeueE tltr 25 Din.
at8aneppn 3etttn9ton frat.7 u. pns
l2h lbr, Aa&miItass t2O, $40 anS 5 ufr 80 gltr.
AbtHps.
Ratb Mnnappts um 90 WsrssRs unb 4 lttr 80 N.
glddmtttass. geraien 9eabir8pa am llbr Rers
Rens uRb i llbr 90 Min. Nadlm.
Eie 5lRe serl0ien Anuaprlts I'M ubr 30 RtuutsH
8lcrAens unt llbr As. @llR. gladm.
SpnntGss 3i5e. - Mad saaibtnstpn nm llbr
45 Mini. s llbr 40 Rin. Worstns, lpr 80 DitiL ate
S llbr rs D(tn Wad)m. @erlauen gDaibiretpn nm
NJ. Mprpene, llbr 20, $40 !iafm. nS L. so M.
Mbenes.
9BeaeR uGterer Husfunft renbe man lid al has Biz
rsau Ter Baltimore Gbp eiierbGb0" III Gansenrabt.
sNsesu psitersr stasfunf lppe Dabr tilee aatr art
II. (. ~. rtnee man itb an s. Z. Gnglane, d8enten
in Ser Gau,peu- Siatien, pttr an bas &ilet grsau.
Spbu 4. 9Bilfpr, lranspprntsiiier;
SAFE Soun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

bSrt tr Batter unr gchtsr pttrer bic 3rtpre
berlbtcmmen, uRp aut's Nsus bletbt er atr
bdnnt III ptm ruuTltu, tbn iJ etsenttImIip
anmutbeibsu Raums ittt.p.
Abcrmale tirgGn rttBepen abwdrtt unp IN
ben 1eaer, um smt sipttlc gaeun9 eeS fdpne,
rrn ShdSts III ttten uHc III bergen, pit mir
beretts ptkn.
(Nnrtfshurs Erfst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
gBie man @litslicS .perSeu Fam.

Sreent 9emnne, relter RitelieS du merssn mituitt
mus en- Meier pcripnlib cridenen, pprr brc 50 pgrh
epsf, Wrefwedel, gctcrsge pssr eurb GrprGb, eeren
8preH ppn rem HpplItanen betaht pereeu mus, ein"
lhtfen. Inter fetHeH ltmdneen ipre ele GfcaipR fr
etngeitidte gelber rernntwprtli@ iein. }ugleb mut
eth paper cnAflGidt weften, aui redtm her rceRame
Aler, Seburtsprf, 8t9enr5t tiae Seiadfi0unG he's Np
plifdnien Der Name per pericn, 81 ttrtn @unrtH be
gplet ~ f6rttben 1T, bic pplleee, Stat epuntp I'M
Saat eeut!tt 8etrieten ine lcpie aaG Elm arstttts
Ultetdt, pedes ben @einpbtitsJuahb an8tbt, unb Gb
In ter Weinuna pcs uHernhuRgSs Aries btr Npplifnnt
eine esesnete 9erien Wr 9frIiterung III. Sernulare
etsier apptaicn fur &isHetIGafi wtrsen aut 9eran-
sen geld DIT pfrten.
SeRe5 Wlit8Ieb cafe rerl6en, neus WitSsser ,u be.
fpmnltn. tnstn as taeur6 lt iebl nAgt. Aein Sriei
pub teantwprte. pelbem nat etu 8 Gent PpHlenrrel
tsi8tfl8t 10.
Gae MhbrunBen IpltsR at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

prtis,
3tntsr unrsr Satren ine saujfrtt.
Stetr gdIaaer BAT 100 ID Sepad frei, fur ueterae-
riGt wirh eint asriuss Rate bsred'net.
auf iesem 3uas btflset iia ptnSfiens tta Deuft
fprs6enter Beamttr.
9Sarntns. lin ntdt btirp8tn ~ mtrhtn, fdut man
etuets eirt.t prm unhriebReten entrd'a8sHttn esF
Balm, otto ssddB,
@tRerdi.HGrnt her gfrrthern Central unt
benniplraRiidlcn Giitnbdbn.
On VII. 12i Gbames.. 6te htr annfrdee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
{ II auf 5000 W,ltaltsser ttninmt.


alafe ~" bat 5000 mdunlGe DGtglfter. Gin Dltt.
9lttp RUtt. DIE a0citIcn ilblt trRcrbalt 40 Gdarp
$1,000 AT bic QStttpt ceer 4Tpen, up p ubrgen Dlt.
8tber lhideu MuerbalI 80 4aJen Dollar unp 10 Stt.
an he 4nptllitpn, um ttes summit peetr ap,untafn.
5plte rBenb EN- Wit2c6 int 0tiIaatf blebtn, 10 etr-
faat aHes pcn tm eIn8tiable Welp an ele ancstateH
une fea pag prb bugH EN- HeGts Ittsltfs wtteer sc.
fllt, ...r' l s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
Die 0eSnnte0tius.

Eis ReSsHael.se beiimmsu. taB Gin gytttstl sss
G'tltes welhc5 rltr isut Dllittr etuBtb eintn I'll,
slH8NcnN btItcn ion, unt 3ibAnaen psn ruftdnetfea
WtlSraerR SUlil1su. Gttts Srle n III 9anetH e'r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
gSprtbetfe.

Die 9prtbeie, pebe esiesNcstaien itsT tie aemNbn.
iiben Gebens9rtber8s tpelclihdfifn bat nb ernens:
8rtne Grtis lann lie brtbsn. Die BetlraBc inp 10 tn
une wtrten III frI6tu aa8tn 3ptftsardumsn te,ablt,
baB es iehtn Mana nibt iaiper balea ianu ener 5a-
mile Gin autfpmmcn Su bt.tesaiitH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
Slansn,
az Alaitn Ind 0rauen ilns M ndmLld,n.

N'1 1F1HHFFF T'F' UF""V'' TF'F w ''F'T''7FVFF'
9ratus Slsmauo, nttcr tu Ceer ibr atttr fdtib ops
abt ptrp uusseicber urO has tin9elabs 9cIb verdlt
AT et. AuostatpH.
9ttt SlaHe II auf 5000 WlhaItsser ttnimnt.
Sebe petIpn tc,GbIt SO bem Gmtrtt unb 81. 10 thrs
Mai. peuR sia ,W Rrer A!alir Bebpenbss 9tu6ct
tirbt.
Gin YhtsIeb elmer GldIe fam nitt iur @r,abluna
beies Dpaars angsPIpaen peFsen, wtnn Gin WiiBft
elmer antetn RIdle ltrtt Sebe Jtdit 1T unatbGnai8
uRp bat buT&auS feline 9rrbmSunB NIT ener aabsrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

VI. Weutsr y xcbne madep frrmt tren aeebrtei
3unesn te ansse. eab lie tr Waarenlaser prn glr So
perlfgt taten. 81
gi rslitansiass Pager pun Giisnmaareu, sanmats.
tnaiiea aBrtteu8sn Y. No. rirb fprpdbrens an ptaep
frrdyske nab " ben btasRen Yrsiltu ~ Enien Itia
ausns( Mug, g 2Ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
tfeMN 4hash.
1858.
-r55zI ..ssyss efsss3Ss2s "a 1aE
z yatsE WOrtDfrIl
Gentral giieg Sa1a.
Iaeiib
i&pnntaas aus9encmnteRl
pier 3uee

Ilhm Rt!GStiira ltap DtllI 2SelleH!
2ipe Riiae tdaliiI 5cunass ausesaommen) na8
5nifGip pRp Siiaaarns6 diicn. ..-.
Scu unS rlh 2pnntGa TEN ls,Stpt.ls0S lie 3aae
serlalien Baltimore vic lplst
$40 0prgeus Mon gd,rct,us sS8lit
(Stantl1S apf9eLpmulen,) nab Stt.sbura une benz
gpefea Glnra Buffalo uGb Ten Waadrd- 6huen u. 10.
f2.0H ofaehuiiidss. Sd,uetjus - 9aalitt (f|snn.
tGGs GUsDfnrmmfH.D ua6 Ptitsblrg nnh fem @tien u.
R6rot MIR bic Wtlt1msprrt.
t. 2lbene.Grpref. (Srnnia6s ausesn0ntmtRa)
fur Zen DEfsu. -I
.0OaaebtGrpycs - 1Gsli6t na6 lem gpsisn.
Mtrsltt mad Buffalo, Rpbtisr, hen Hta9dra-6datn Inf
Canada.
Die Sitst nit ter rgDrit.@larNauSsr GtisrbabH" as
btn $50 @iCrasus unb $50 unp 5,25 Na6mttiaas ab.
Die 9uge nihSanppcr uns 3ettpsbnra atten 500
Wler9enS unp IL WitttaeS al.
Ole 9uae NIT her aGumterldns. .gaEegsr Gilsnt eR
seten $50 @tcrsers puS Il utr @itltags ab.,
Accommodations 3ilgc.
Rad, e1urF - llm $3.50 Nadmittoas tdsltd, has
tags dusgenpnihen. ..
Narttpm Accommodation - 6.2S @atmtta0s e
Scnuta9s auF6enemnen
Die 3ii0e fDmncn tn Snltintpre an:
Bonn Netsn uns gtOresn INT 1.l5 GtetSens $50,
IL lltr 20 unb 40 lltr Abents.
Tnrttgn = $40 Mrreens. Ded-lo ttr Is gltn.
91tAen he's Beeren @tQete na6 allen guatisn gptf.
uue 9tUrb meIee ltan i'd in etr 8iQehr gabtrs Sta.
tioBt aB W. =. 9lpiruH,
5trerals gaGast.NetHi;
3. u. RubarrD,
t22I-1 General~Superintenbtut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19


sine ueue SpuliAiff>
@hlteritids =Wald)ine
pcu curti,ipea neuer Bmiart,
RAID, lttdtsebsnb uub sausrtaft
Jfr. L. 1fr. l.
Die aufmc.,famrsit soa e&psitern &ieiber.
ma6srn, S&ut" v. Stitfelfabrifanten
raa'. leidt- u. tantrbaft artttenbe
Ointerffib Nah ~W1aicbine
braudsu itnea mir au hiss nsuss Grasinaaa auf ben
Die Sir. i Sadb>Wfafebine
fir Sabrifanten
II ssa tsfeaeerer grbfe sbr tart unb Irdfts Isit
6austatsn, pene @erdufd inadtnb fur ists ar aabs
rel pom tunRisn Gattdut bic Jum sidftu etter -
ne, Sasea sieb aut arbetttns. Sbhpn iit Rurwnl in
Uaarfte fine eee yai6insn tersits in sreFer 3atf be
sabsitantn i'm asnisn sanee I'M G'etraute unb 9ehsr,
mann if nit itHen ausnftmenb iuIfieeea.
e. 3cugniife.
ar. Mdb" "ptaf6iue aui rertiebsnen Stcftn - pem
fhwtren Gtf&rrehsr uns ieaten &aifsriutt unh Cat.
tune Bis Ium tannien eepetttn yapiere - pbne biz
as mir fntsn, has Ie aiii aiicn Stpffsn einem ppii
fpmnienen xtie, ntadt. Sd bin 1leiesrtaneItr uut
aabrifaat. babe be eia9er'ibt uns aaters Nla6men
Sabrt lang probir It. srare ctnr Seeenfeu Stre Gtif
9lafthit far n sitaus bic befe ppn alien. bic mir
stbrauht. q u. ....
aSidiam spd,
" L 4Ietbtrbdntltr unb aatritaat, alr.21 qatehr.
9bieaap, Sa., ben 81. Stunt 1866.
Sd babe Sbre Nr. Waltnt bel serftsetnem Sta.
meri irrsdle unb ernbl6 pretrt nnt ett are e pbnt
3aubsrn fur cine uprtaeii iide Maf d. ne.
5e arteiet RAID uHb strduhps unb eiert Gin . lt.
fsmmeats Stad arbsit.
~ q. o. Buffnm,
... Sduba Hne Stisel 5atrferi
Mr. 70. 8lanbclptfr, Gbieasp, 50.
Den 90. Sufi 1866.
sbr. srrst serhsaeris Batritanten afhins 10 bic Sew
fur S6aeteer, bic Id je tenust, unb id babe in ensr
Stftdfte in 9dtren tne Wenee Wlaf6inen prrbtrt
1ss Sautrrisf bausrbattisfeit uns rafdes arbeltsr
anb.ianst, u fe unabertrpfeR.
Irdnf Davenport,
Aitittrtinttsr ~eiutt sptel". ct. fCuts. No
Den Is. Senuar 1865. HL '"
ls.rse 0rpDcr s Saecr'fcbe
al Wdb : Wiaiebincu : Sabrif, e
.++e Gr. ISL, 6aitinto.ear. -. Id
tt23-) odIi tmpre ~
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gRir mnn Irin Nnne nnarncbm,


Die Sdusfrau alu7Iisi mic leu, sNtnstg'cH -
fiirbcn maiden fft'r. roe l,.it retI ltt'n Htt%
ren lin titF ~ btE'vilslaCn. st0t IS itt- s.sH
Wiltl ale ne NrtsH, &c Tf -tt 6EHrugf tGrJ A7riR
ih1ft init ia tstnft e itIt|. dt mt1l,t, ~ usaEs
Ttt tct,reii mar am POSER tlltt t.Nta huits % pa
pkfr erptttrt. HT. tSartEer 0tli'su tai urs Sfta
strtn arcfer Itul Gutl'r EWt sH ef0HlVH5 tt'
btrutmt atucfseutn
Sbitlcn's Goppci>cfen So1F~
bccrScs.
Utftr he,tt nttriGtFi im Srre'i zee eent'r't
Gtrihtkct 5ysfgrrrt i'H Fttrhat ron 'ftrnmaittA
ftrcnfr urt rrH dH6ayr JttraWitit ne TEN EHt -
GAtr Huitttn ate itrlitcu GrNuutsr1su, urs Hm -
ltn EuWrrtu. gtrllr1 NrafH ttiGHttrS an ftt -
ntt FVlifr faf trF Tl:Et. uns Ntttfruttr In strt@
ita't Iu balt;r, afr ts itns ttf1 RaihREt
antr Ter Wh tlGtH Gurr Nei tttrt aH,hdsfn riA sSf
iH nt'tu dHtsNtr. ,lG FEN f1Nsn trtf HH ke@r
C,iPn piti ~ iSurr ttitTtr. ots ttH .Eiurrs- sS~
lsFe tat aat mgtuufn ctrtH7tWlatn. ftntr stsFn
PrstBirH, EVryt!tt EHs HtJ,tNhtEEt LgtThtk Ha
rrattftt HeurritHrfr. IIf Nid,Hr Nrn l'tT ~ ssa
~ aEb 10 ittru Bale tut IA. lfr Ctp at hsA
ssH man abli Toe Stt ur.d GputtTu htA'H 'sh
ssErlutt sut reh 81 tnt tttr Nal 40 Sbrta JdeuHtR
M er H,s! aRra NniststruHgel seaAapsa sat'gresth
bde.
B. Eptathfrbn s G5bHt,
ElF. ~ uT' ~ fBtiHsf
fHS sie aiUtta fsr tIeI, G,rrit yuN Csitu. ss--1
ss- griaN Lu tlut i.;t Nuwcfhy tldbmaid,ns
tnteu, Gehf ll Z. q. GiciiCuueu 81, III vi. ~ ,
Gba7pNF. klsh-I-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

- Oie srpete 9iiswapl ppn scbranti,tcn Wdb
Waidbilen. rsUe IL In pt,ier tari bplsu NO pr
II BET Ncsennsp. 0r.a7. Oermaahr., ~ hiptn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
M0nbattau-
9c9cnfciti9e
llntcritiit OeielIIGaft
(GOpperattst HeGrf 9tFpttatipn).



Tit rytautattln-@ -@turNeRiaaits, ,uuttrfuVHuGs.dr.
telltdfr 1T sar6 hen 6TtbEiet bss Staas! NtW.ApTt
tHrrpprEE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

stuSmanseree hnb SieiScuee uad)
pet' sSeftsH uno yscrSipeften Der
Sgretlii9teu Stanten DDn 9iOrOs sglmerlfG
iparen 3cit nne S3eIe. peHa hc bic
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r. GIEKAH GshaESfaHDIE7
Daily 3 Wsskly Newspaper,
EUKLlaHzp 81
FRED ENIOR FAIESZv
4. q. Ger. Of Baltimore b Gay sts
BALTIMORE, mg. -

Price lgA Cents per Week, $500 per Az
um payable IN advance
Price Of the Weekly, published every FVt-
day, 81 30 per Annnm mailed to Europe
including postage, $500 per Annumt P@s-
able in advance
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATBG
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Mnterri@t.
Dentiebe uns cneitiebe Shule.
.g#aG. knapp,

@6e pom lDpliieapftr. unt SransesAaep.
% wirt rrn ;mpf Yetrern ppRfantlstr 8eal' prah'
ersb. 9sians. na beitnen' ltntsridt srttcilt. YET
tisuen In Sran,cliidtn raNsaieuAlatn ipne I'M ela
sMrlpltn. anf Seriangen tefi aidsr unterrd III yer
i9teeeuen 8lauen Brr webltte arpsen 1T ene gebreu
angeileut. Mi, her Stsale III etne 5lrns anlait reI
LnnrIt; aud merssn .Sdller IN Raa uae essls Bsnsm
Aatest ausfunft erttet Der grin,pal psr anaalt, 3
Hnapr. Gde zen Schioannr. rnb crdnse'Gien.
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Mgcnten

perssn Ia sssm Counts b IN ieter Stab rerl1ret, uns
sppli'Isnen rsa sseisnrea psrcaen fur iolse sstu.
tGrsa nit seboriSta Gmpstnseu ipatsn an se eOsA,
ia.Asentar Der aiIseiaupa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
Groi)r prri5rrnirN rigunG.

90 fbltp tElItfdi Ntiprptbtn.
Samitcn Vaner = 5otne taetu byt Prsiit, rm
nit hrtu haarEIdaer eniiaraurts ttaeatrnt re.
tH,irt. .I.-
g0r rHrriren rem 6ttautrr psr a1N astttn gaa.
rsn trtcgtsAee 90rltetit, une ii e. ptt pSilrttta
alt RuRre duueenf icwthl tie Stfbt W1iAtrt AdL.
rti, ale aud etf peihe hetre &eartE iduftr, iafre-
ten ~ ltatn.
@ut Gudltit stmetnNun f2I Gtrtt urt tvit
odttune in rhisu Barteu tre%lrt dpf 2S Gtnf.
: epir munl6sn tit attntiSaH ulttr GtrfeHeH. neltt
Etnt GlRlauje maten.
Sar,ifirn Cdflcr y q otns,
(I55-l Wr 1893 col urh 2ng, gnct' Ga tnprrsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

y. WfeSprmief,
Rr. l61a, Mprtbtr., Baltimore,
@sneral,gBrnsn her wanbattan&trpsrape SteAsf ar.
frstatiun" fir Ten 5taat @arp.aau,
abrsfirt wsttrH.
Deripalter.
O. Re Diu,ep.
Stfpu :. aSrtsbt.
pral. a@tar Wetol Gems"
aS. .. Sarntar,
prai. aSuNpsiaai ganf",
8. aH. spts
. aairer ,eant rf RspubIis".
8. .. Suucomib,
Nr. s, gint'iraBr.
Seamte:
g. MeDsurtp,
prditent. tt
Giipn Z. Serisbt,
. s... t Bbe Grdftent.
.5,saItr IL. 2. Garna,,,
I - Stasmfiiier.
ee,pis 1ancers,
Getretd.
Sr. 3. Il. Rpbinfcn.
Or. afer. u. Crap.
untcfutun8ss sas3r.
Nacntcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19
8crmiitbte 9ert1te.

(Bpri'teura felatl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-19

Sbter~ SptfulattpnCn. - gin
Spefuldnt mar per tn9ttldsR 9rptelitpR
ud0 Ntphinitn gffoigt, I'M bort wIIst GRisre
anjutaufen. 9pn eitpbanten bat tr 80 Irtm'
plars ttnlelblGt pon etntn isecCb l6 1tud
her Sestrantbtit erlssen fup. Die StrraI>
tung pts 8rrIlner leeltguGn S'drltnS pdt
Don ptelem untentbmtr eth IL Dtpnat' SlttS
46ptnparhen crlanprn, pas 0t0tntsum Pt5
5tpnigs 8bspcpr 9tipflen ittn lpll tttntE 2
Snautt, bic 8 Sup bod, pen m1tbtt1fnl
&6IpubIu itnp. Gm abpilintttttr Maerern>
SpNl 1T vpN be|pnpertm Snttrslit. Nuh tR
RbmpSerpS bat Der Ibierblnolrr mttJtbraht,
Fir weIAes or 5000 &baer prrlan8t.
Gtn 9 bwim mtunNitl Il #. - Nm
10. 2lugult 9iahmittdse ipuret tn Berlin elnt
98tilr geppnnen, bic fan upDlaubltb erttelnt.
Gin arnaerie Stflter iebr geplnettr
Shwtmner bate NIT pent Vraftn .. Y.
gs,pettet, bic Sprtr dm llnierbnum auf eem
9tlden lte9rnr ~ surGfHWtntinen, pdbrtnb
CT auf ben Sttpt tm Yrttl truBe dut rem
StOti vote {S!athtn, ledS GtT in elmer SbH>
fel mn pRr UiQlfr itanpgn. Sobale etneT
etsler 0jeBentdnpt (ttlr, mare biz Q8ttte per>
loren. Der tubne Sbptmmer bat tn eer &bat
aud ete 9Sttte Sepennrn.
Gtn aan6partt'l"> Sr6tRrr.-
Cine tpetbltebe Wulibanes aus o6t lunstn
Ndphen bsltrben3, prctu;utt fid turSht III
ben Strabep ct, SdulPs BET Samburs. Gte
Witalieptr pttttr arnbuldnitn edptas lrettR
In b6bnlIfHcr glntieuatrdtt Guf unr tragtn
namcntlib lIaetiht 8cltsltsftr pGr. Its npb
Mot pdAfpeien blirtte btt htrien Iluttduf>
fitruu0sn Rerpprarprttu iperten, rab ctrle
gtrtrrttrinnen ret lfpnsn @tiHlehts aud,
auf Snltrumtnien pte Tclaune, 9cmsmecu,
SrcmptIr unp 9BubeIttpmmtI ltb Rord
IaRn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01
M.esuups or THE WESTERN GRAI

MAesuupE or THE WESTERN GRAIN
TRApE.-The Buffalo Commercial AdSer-
tiser gives the following facts and figures
regarding the enormous grain trade oi the
West, aud its rapid increase:
The unparalleled development oil the
West in population and production will IN
the ensuing thirty years, give trade be-
tween the West and New York. equal to
upwards Of 5000. .0O0. .0Oe, to 60 through
the canals when they shall be made sutti-
.ciently capacious tor its accommodation.
There will be this amount Of trade aside
from that BY the railways. A canal boat oi
the sire now navigating Erie canal, tive
hundred tons burthen. will carry as much
as one railway train Of twenty live cars
From seventy to eighty boats ol this class
can be laden with grain and dispatched
eastward every twenty y.four hours. II the
canals should be ignored and the entire bu'
siness now dane upon them should be
transferred TO the railroads, it would re.
quire four frcigh. trains to be dispatched
daily by the Central, and forty By the Erie,
in addition to the business they are no"
doing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01

most presidential that I discovered you as
4 did, or, you would certainly have, died"
.H---- shut his eyes. ard muttered some.
thing with an air Of impotence; but iis
meaning was nol understood. 1.....i =.
Finding him out Of danger, friends and
relatives retired and the sick man was left
alone with his family.
"Sarah, "he, said, /" why 10 heavens name
did YOU permit the doctors TO butcher me
IN this wayi | am laid up Tor a week or
two, and all for nothing. J.
II, was to save your life, dear" ID
"Saye --m
"Hu.u.sh! There. do for heavens sake
1 be quiet !; everything depends upon it, .
With gesture ofimpatience, Mr.: H
shut his eyes. teeth and hands, and lay per-
sectly still for some minutes. Then he
turned his face 10 the wall, nuttering 10
low, petulsnt voice: ..z ~ o.. .5
Too bad loo bad 81 .7'" q
Ihsd NOT erred Ia my first and my last
impression Of H--'s disease. neIthei had
Dr.. s. although he used very extraor.
dinary mode Of treatment. The facts o'
the rase are these: ss .@.
II H had weakness. He couldn't
taste wine nor strong drink without being
tempted into excess. Both himself and
friends we're mortified and grieyed at this
and they by admonition, and he by good re-
solutions, tried to bring about reform,
But to see was to taste; to taste was 70
fall. AT last. his friends urged him TO shut
himself up at home for certain time, and
see if total abstinence would not give him
strength. He got on pretty well ior Ie"
llays, particularly so as the coachman KEEP
4 we'll filed bottle for him in the carriag'
house, 10 which he not unfrequeDtly re
sorted /; bu. too ardent devotion to thi'
bottle brought on this supposed apopiexJ.
Dr.. S. was right in his mode OF treat
ing the disease after all, and did not err u
supposing that IL would reach the predIspo
sition. The cure vas effectual. H
kept quiet on the subject and bore his shaw
ed head on his shoulders with as mucl
philosophy as he could muster. wig, al
Ter the sores made by the blister had dis
sppearel, concealed the bsrber's work un
iii his own hair grew again. He never ven
tured upon wine orbrandy again Tor fear o
apaplexy.
When the truth leaked out, as such thing
always will. the friends Of H--had man,
hearty laugh but they wisely concealed
fran the object Of their merriment the fae
that they knew anything more than appear
ed of the supposed illness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01

THE EasTrRs SHoRs STRAWBERRY CROP,
Daring the week ending on Tuesday So.
1856 pounds of strawberries were shipped
IRON The depot in Princess Anne, Somerset
county, to Philadelphia aud New York
One farmer picked 2,6Ss quarts from All
acre and halt. with M abundance lett.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01

One thousand houses are tenantless in
Chicago, and rents are tunIbling.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-03

the common law In respect TO the trial OF
issues OF fact and exceptions to evidence; aud.
regularly, could only De reviewed after final
judgment or decree, upon writ of error. In Jnat
case there had been an appearance and olaf n,
but no trial by jury and no exceptions to evil
dence; and the cause was brought tuto tue
supreme Court by appeal. The court took juris.
nlclion OF the cause upon the appeal only for
the purpose Of reversing the decree MS irregular,
ard remanding the cause for further proceed
lngs. In this case the cause Is brought before
MS by wit OF error. not by appeal; aud this
mode Of invoking the appellate Jurisdiction
Is 6culisr TO civil actions distinguished from
causes OF admiralty aud maritime jurisdic.
ton IL Is evident therefore, that the plain
tih In error did not regard the proceed
Ing below as cause in ad miralty; aud he
was right, for though iD the forms of adm rally,
law. II IL appeared fiom tho record that an
issue had been made and tried by the Court
without jury and without submission by the
parties, IL would be our duty TO reverse the
judgment or decree In confoi nifty with the
principles settled in the Union Insurance Com.
pany vs. The United States; but nothing of this
sort appears. The cause was suffered TO go by
DEFAULT and there can be no direction OF trial
by jury where no Issue is made and no such
trial demanded, On the contrary, IL is the
constant practice 10 render judgment of for
fetture In such cases by default without the In
tervcntion of jury (Conkllng's Pract., 58S).
We see, therefore, no error In the judgment or
de3ree OF the District Court, ana 1t must be
affirmed,