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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

Iew Corr, 6. Stt. - Die oScrprce
part" Renncn bGtrn beute te90mrn. BE-
fuhrr dubcrtt lpavlt0, Sm eriten III,
Meilen-) &enneh GepAym 81. 9. GprmrltN"
III 2 1880 Mimlteh. 2. mar pGt33ie Rp'
gers" B. rSlbetaran," A. yGtilnhr" limb ).
,Sivinfle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

&alter's GpnsertGa1tct IN &r.1,
Str, 6rcretidi1raBe, iibt INNER 0rSBrre M,r
s%teDun98frdft auf Sepen aus Scr etnen
Nbenr Bel rincnt auten 8idfs Bier III anoe~
lcblnrr llntcrGattun9 Sutrtp1en ptG. 3as
5ritde'fGe GGepam tpeiB icin sablret6es
@upttprium tdgltn nadbdlti1er ali amIfirrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

Ntpsgprf, 6. DIT. - 0uS Sa0resr
Gpnelnse rer Ssmpelrttter fir NepsySrf
ipurhe beutt iii @eBenWart 5dbtrei@Gr 8}le-
9dten dbae6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
NnrpuGilflc MnhrIherlflte.

9pnbpn, 5. Oft. - Ger Nrcmterminte
iter 9i8raeli bat cine 9lrrelie an ~ietneg8a9ler
In Birmingham ~erldien. Gr beiprtAt in
berfSmmiiher g8eife pie @plttif, nelNe bas
M,tifferilm IN ben Sragen Der &efprmaftt
Der Natipnal . Sinanseu, GER Bebiehunsen
stptfhfn gn9lano uio ben Observation-Disclosures
ten utb tn Der iiesreihm geanpt9uns pes
abpfiniihen arieBs Eefplst tat.
Gr ipriht it'd eineebenp tlber zen &eferin>
9lart Ter Stride aus. stbt ietne @ei6iAte IL.
tptepertplt bic gegfl eenfelben lematten
Stnfpdtre. Gr %bebauptet, raj oas D!ttntfe-
rum Su Der Gripdrtung beredtigt gepeien
let, ta6 pe gSbigs tpartelt nirpen, um bic
Stintmtts les aeuen Yarldntcnts aber bieie
5raSt fenmert gu lernen, ebe fe duf lore Be-
ratbung pItngrn fpurpen; aber tire fyubrer
batten es 3~rrtfnaSts %ssfanoen, int lssten
Auserlbltd cine Waere9el Der pds llntsrblae
81 brtnget, bic STRIDE unp Stadt trenne =
benin aud bic aufbfbun1 Der irldnptlhfn
IirGe beabliGti9e biffelbt nnb ihiiebe fie
Elm. Gle tabe aud bic Grreeung iteler Or
bitterul1g IN Stldnp jl Sol9e. sic Wilrbs
pas @t9entbun unitder unp pie GGnisfutipt
dnitefenb MAIDEN, urp tpilrpe. ipns nod bis
Shlinntlte iet, GnJlanr Dem 0apittJum urp
tbatfddlt6 Der !5errihaft elmer frentpen
Rabt iiberliefern.
Sarts, 4. Sft.-6eute fanb bic 9eerSts
sul,g Res @rafen Walepsfi ltatt. Die iran>
3Dfiben Rt1iitfr bic &epraftntaAten Der
austpartigen Wlhte unb Stele dnpere Beam
ten, etnlhliebltA mebrerer a%merifantfner
Wiartne~ > ff3iere ppbntelt Der Seterithttit In
untfernt bet, Die Straben, burG Ypetdpe Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

Nsp-gprt, e. SIT, - G9 aeiiautet
Bier, RAP Ger. Scwarp ttn Mnfauf Gubl'5
prpppntrcn rotr. Gin @critht trta wtHen,
RAP Sen. Gnpttdn 2eriunri ftf ais Dtttatrr
hrrfhnirrit frerne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

San Br1N3tscD, G, Eft.--0er Ep.
petitions ~Damsfcr rSregDntan" Spn Ya~
mania ic1tlte stftrrn nit 100 Gpnntn Mietl
na0 Rrp, gorf.--DaS Gon1tts tur 6alfe'
leitin9 fir Teru teridtet, haB eS $4,000
Crib gefartnrtt unb $4,000 an peh Ser.
ct, >gpnIltl IN Qtna erprptrt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Die SpnHect,euter aS5GOieu.

6drtfDrb, 6. Stt. - Gte belti1a
uStrae5" iagt: Die GCfal>M ai0rttat 3et0t,
paB Die beaptrattiAen Maipritaten bas Dpp.
pelte Spm letten 6erble int Staate erretAtcn.
Die Democratic bat mebr Srte unp ipett GRO
Bere Waiprttdtrn erhalten.
Rem>Sapen, 6. Sft., aben5s.-gt,
rtGte ausl75 Srtfn petien arbBere Wdiori,
tdieit auf, ais rtan bDfte. Grafton tit be-
mpfratiih aus9efalen uno In Gerbp, no leg
ties Sdbr ReputItt1ner 0epGbtt payen, il
tt sletd) unb aleih aetfeitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Geeaefehte.

9dSdnnd, 6. Sft. - Speben tgafen
Ssrlhtr aus Sprt All Srinee ROM 2. rs. SIS.
Elm. Gas bapttihc Grie9sihiff y8aiatea,"
pet6es nit bastiider NeSersS emannuns u.
cngltfhen unb fropsbpiAen SfTSieren crit
fiirslth 4epsgort perttfb, lit In petit. @rape
etn9elaufm unp attaaNirte iofort bic 8etel-
lenfreuser ySslbatn" UNI ssibestY." Gritsrtr
rpurpe p%erlenft unp 2esterer BON her ciaeaen
8enannuna perbranat, bamit tie ntd4t In Die
Sanbe bes 9rdiircnten Salnapf faIen ieaten.
Die v@atatea" itabn pann metterr 800 Mann
3ruppen an 9prb unb ie9eltt SUN 8ombars
beinert BON MiragpaR ab. 9rGlbelt Sui
mare ielbit ttialp it'd, nit an pprp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
@iAt erbetteiteB Mtkeftat i
Doh aeu. FRANCIS Spbhen. Wfnlrer Der Git. Gpr.
src9atipnalifiel,:air ,u 8ricaepprf,

SD talts cs fir etne gRtft, Wsibe ID, Der leitsnbrn
Wienintett %isulbr, ppn ten 8rrJlsen Won Or. Miftar,s
GSiieFirid,sis SaI,an 8eu6nif ~atsulsse1t, SD babe
%benietbfn, 10 pft i'd Gin Dittei aegen Suften, Gri1liana
pter bEfel sails traudte, rteie Sabre anserantt, uHb lit
felnerl ~etaielnst Bale tat or mir e~inSeruhs pser &etluna
III pfrfhaRen e%rmansclt. SGufs mar Id Samtass better,
unb traurtS fab Id rem SiltRn 3meier pretiatel am firI
aeHeen Gasc ~entBe9en; ater her Gterale Sebrau& t.es
galaris bat isbcS NAL neine 6eiierfett sebpten, ". S ID,
tcrnte rbue StpiertIteilen %prspiaen.
SD siupfsbie ZEN Batiant netnet seiflihta GrneaeIt
rRs Sfentlihen Rsbnern i'm Nuaelncinet dis st fbere 4
Ntt,tet le9en bic yuftrpbrens Seihwerben, benen mir pe,
fpnserS ~ausasiebt fnb." .
2u6ereiret Won Seti, Nh. Sotpie s. 2phu, SIR. IA
SrtmpRtir., Srtpa, uae bel atea Ipptbstern An tab,rf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Befanntnta DUNG
fiir Sie WGhler 1er Sf0St Eaftimmp.

Die WIreaus flr BE We9iFrirnhe Ger WAtlfr Ter
sman,ts 9Dares ter G tabt Baltimore nerssn am Mpns
tas, ben H., DisHffds, ben 49,. uns Witt.upd,, tsn
IA. Sttpser ven 9 lbr Mprasns bis 9 lbr atsnss an
een nahtet MEN 9ldeen aebfnst fcin, nm bic aifea avr
r~eaiitritten SDGbler, mie perbfeHtitt, Su~ eprrieirsn n'
pcn ~esnfettsn ole &aren a1er @elfpaen ~ frett en-
psl6e perftcrben, Deer ibnen ais p~ertprbsn befan 49, AZ.
tienen y y Der na6Gtsn Dabt taken, pssr ps ss t,rb
bic @erprtnunstn her 2. llnb 3, 3ettisn hes srssn Mrti.
fels her QpnOitptipa .rabInnfltie wettea. 'uns ann nm,
bet ibttn sarwin einFg pamsn, aadtem ? osn,iesnhs W.
lpsile %9tlsfsrt. tal fc Jet tsfssu, pser sr fsr naddcu
sHeb! aae mathematician seEr. tuition Ellen aualiftaHcnen
sfhssa msTeena. mn bay p niht bur, bic Q. u. 8. Sri.
tteii res l. NriittS yer Gpnatfatirn tpatlunfdbia a.
moot ptrssi. Iewte aud he Ramtn aler ipfhtr Scrip
yen ~ T~salleifea' atss weits ssridtlt6 sntihitttn mpra
eshi saB ts Sas ne: %ifrirana beretti8t fnS.
Nm 9i1ftrnn ppn -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Suartal' Seri1t Der Griten National.
Sditf ilplt g0lfitunre

ant WsrNsn hes ertsu Moitass tint Sttpser 1868.
Nntebea unS OtsipRtt ................ 81, 553, $50 SO
Dfrbr 8etr9cn. 6,175 60
Bdnfgetduees tSrunt $54, S25 81
Qitben u. Ginrtttnng ....... 1910 90
- SO, 1856 n
qauftnte IusBatcn II. Gteuern. ......... $3.50 OF
StulSiB rph anesrs Sdnfen uhb benz Der. ..fI.
Ct. ShnPmeiffer ................... 400, Ses IL
Ser. St..gpnes, tst'm Ser. St.-Saat.
mstasr biatfrleet iur SldsrifFlung br
Strtuliipn unp Spup. Depptten..... 1910 COO 90
Ser. St. Senes al Sal e............. $50 90
Y!etru VEN anbern Sauitn. al.tu9sls- llms
laut mn Clearing Scufes Vtte .......... 1874, 405 es
Wilnse unS anbsrts aeitFltGco @elt...... 2s6, $40 20
3rprct. &trtihtIte ....-............. 60 90 90
... ... .... -
.. $3.50 1874 20
stdihtttdpitat. $1.l10.0u0 90
l~teterlaue sNpnb ,............S S7 23I,S3
prpft unb Ncrlntt ........... 1892 %
Itsfpntt, 9BedIel ie.......... SIS, S22 81 .
- 222,9 SO
GirFuiitents Ttrtru. emPfan8en
ROM q eitptrpleur. ........ $Sla, 900 f. r..
QrriaSsr' gprratb an Sdnt... B25 90
- s1S,375 Oe
Depoitet. 1858, 744 A.
S6uleie al aptcre Sdnfgn. ........... 624 GAG 10
So, SEQ. 734 20
C24O-1) z. q. gfprris, Sdfitrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
ySid)tt0 iiir S6ladlter /

gDtr ts'ablsn iett fir Grina C6ftnfsle in gutter BE.
fhafertett lmp fbmerett gCpi6te IL CITE. PIC gfupb
ltat cine 9rGnttc ron 10 Gts. pro 8el, wettn fCtue gin
ihuttts BARN iinb. Sur lgihte bsIe ia Cts. unb fir
Gub- NIB Sdtfehs Beae IL ets., TT Der &ptpare. ~ebGrberet
in 9trrelraBt dbgelieter!.
I2l0-2l Ocp. MpppIh IS &phue. |.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
0irncf,S GsriiEiuiLr EhIile

Ben Sra. u. gucfer, Sabnbpfmeiltsr ~ Galtsburp,
WaA.
$50 bin Sabre Lang nit einerh b6iett SiuiTs eeslaat
Rerrstea, tals nah GHeen, talc nad SHnen. gerIpGs,
men 5crnn,tr aab er (tb ntebr. Ssnn ipnf, mad quFsu
tunp, nne Id 8etraa4te 9bre Saite. Seitpem iins aue
Iu;titeit hes lletets reribwttseii, sine eae safclte T6
ild4. Shnsn 8slhld8en. ett Seseis ppn Ter rabitaien
SeilfraTt Der Salbe." ~
gctb W. Sprpie S 1pbn, gphrn, gissn.blmsr.
Bel allen Ippthetern ~ q Cts. bic SGadlel M baben
rnb per pplt fur 35 Cts. S~ussiantt. "
T031 d II da q q q 20 . A n ,.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Sic iyair fiir belr glenball Der 9reiei-
ti0ffit8.S d,uIe

Fn6tt rpnt 90, Ms 81. Sftpbcr B. 8. II Ser
vSGrmarts . 9lue," (friiber oNekelr SaQe,@
Teaettes, smtfGen Farrtrn' tnb 5retsrtdhr., RAFT.
Die NtttaiieeEr trerfet gebe ten, tpte @e9snfanbe cher
GeIbttitale an bic gprftsberi' hen her unien ret;et&nes
ten Gtire cher an eie ron h%enirttcn Iusefsaten anr nit
eiiten uerisbeneN GUleitgTen ~at;usebsH
/. Qt@ -tSduttiftD Fri. guna Ylpler, SRI.
Wfarie 3eterer, Wtat. 8elnp Nnp 5rl. 9ambttn.
2. 9tG - SRI. Wtarte M6lsr, Atap. S6s. SRI. Wtt-
ttrpul6.
8. Gid ~ RaS. Wiuui 6ratt, Wab. N6eiuo.
4. 3tib-Srl. 8. G~eleeftr, Trf. Ruppfrt, SRI, 9Beieef.
8. Gid - Wae. Trpb, Wiab. Ni6ter, Niat. Sbaier.
9. Gid Wtae. Setng, MAI. S6dt, SRI. Wiarseretb1
Miilsr.
Z. 9ilh Ytdb. Iirlhtaum, Wiab. gemnttr SrI,
3urrnIbI.
s. Gid - 6 pnftsttrrars, &C.; o., 8ite; TO-, ser-
perbca eiRi;peilen ~resrvirt. (2ST-4O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
As- Sin bpier ssafen peturfaaat leu sreunss,

FH NTH UpFtV NIHftH betNrFdchT tctt Ercl!iSct.
hes geiesrten teinabe 10 Wei Sdtaer.sn, ais benz qet.
bsnSea felth rnb fplite tater ~frfcrliac aufmsrtIamfeit
awi iib sieFsn. Or. selaar's Salfam spa g8ilstir[det
BELT fdnel Su0sn, Grtaltuts, GnBansuns, 9alsl4ner,
NJ =. Gr linSert INNER aussebruns. unb in mptI
~bspislensn Sa!Iea bat er cine scsaaatisc sur tewirtt,
(234,7 t,-Ios.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Sefanntulad)uMgeu.
M0cnt iii &aibiratDll.

9r, SdUis Sscdeicr. Rr. 10, Yurtp's Court, spl-
den geauiglvauta Qpenltc IL. v 5tr1fe, lit unfer Agent
iIt aaGitiIBtelt, WeetaetpWu une AitJGHeril gnp aas
3~hhluuget ait i'm ~ mdien.
SO Anet3eH fUr sen -GorrefppRsenssn" MT. BEN an
ef1afem Otte utle1ett1enDmnieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
ST.. 8iftar's gsilsfirId,cu : galIam.

Sn Ser 0anSsn Geiaidte mebisintftsr 9nttsdunsen
lat tcin Ofittei 70 picIe seer 70 bemerIensmertb the 2uren
Ger tab!fsi6en ssitsn he's Safes, her Sutgsu II. Sruff
Srubra9t, ais tisitr lau9tcpltrts unt nit gedt BE-
rahinte s'aifatft. Ole unbsireitbare SUrsisliatett lie.
les e%ilTlitts!t 1T 70 a~aasmein a~ntrtarnt, bab MIR Ne
nt0e S0n ten Gtslen, ne!ts feline 9CrsLas blrd Grfats
rGia 8svra(t haten, lin nidt tsts I'm Sauis bntsn sur
rNid,fn II. 9eptien peilnnB plfsliaer Grfdltnnss.4n.
fSue, III bar fs(ten lebsricu8un8. taB feline ~Sriltrdfte unts
far9rei& scnp8 fnS, nm jeac Granlhsitss Bprra BON lelar
ssfea Sdnapfcn tis CUNT sefGprlibtsh Symphonic &pn
guaeeu 49eidperbcu III %ritraIen. .-a'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
80 Scr ssbnis epn sapsrn bat Dem euftc,

$50 Der &prts opa SaDern bat benz .Dpftp,
:. s. Gncr eatisit ~eeaattet, pui @aad's teritmtsr
e0lpra't tafue her "stetstia" [eisasssSttin).. benz 81.
e%eH'palae ger arrne SaVsra. reldss an, Giasaaae sum
''a'aliNeh ealalts tit nhtnden a~ufssieat 1T, cine Gpyit
shiert'Seh ~ ia''sn. Der Deter bat sisslte IN Bronze
s'eBen i0nsn paS Tam Ger staSt sppel Jun, @eidenf
eemaGf welslth lie i'm 9arfs a~afssisnt ,pprteh uns bic
srilnfes Der Sretbeit INT griastfuuhe serfnnbifstib I
sspsu TT alt irine 5abriisn nit Redt apls; untsr ZEN.
ts'psa i'sPsa Nncr's 8eti,insn pbcnan. sic srasen cen
Nalmen Ter Stast tn's %santtare @etdGtnis her sabaeien
wfehse eih' mc!he purS lie spa lafissn uac oft ssfdtr-
lIhsa ssiSeu 8eIeilt rprSen. si-i.Gt 80 ?
tAuB.) -eU4.H (Rclcrcr -SpurneI n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
sic IS vnnecttcuter ysSchftm.
jpurna!s=SSerta

G1atstbur9, 6. Sft.--Dteler Srt,
In ben frtiReren Snbreh republtFantih, sab
geftern cine bstnBfr1ttlUe Waiprttat BON 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
syair gum Seitea Der 9rf.eiMigfttts-
Wv - 45t Gduip.

attaiietern Der Grsieipistfits.F isun,inse bi,ruit AIR
aadrtSt, hat Bic seis " ben auitau zines srubsnl
Sauieefaress Gaae sueesrs ~absetaltsn perpen wirs.
GpasitSrsn 0ns i'm @eise Won spnsftiunsliasa. wspde
serst Wanen trassin unr w.rbsa In sisisr Ms6e. ans
i%ln.ltabta BET ssh Wem iRtssltessra una reifIits @aben
petlplsVea. t2S8-4O
Sd)lller Gllt' ..riprlent gir. Il,
Dts R~t,tailtsf9 pbisen Ga;ampnea,s, ioSte bic "a.
te,asash roh bpsAsr ,Gaeampments ffne nGeidt clue
es'assn, h@ acute. Mitimpa,, Atenss KS utr, tn
SsGmsF = Spare Vt wfaaassrs tNr o., mSts 5saops-
faast "-ht 5abireid einaafuten. UNI hem .Salems
~ dsnt glr. p einsA bruberli6en SeiuG ~at!ufat-
EN- 9m Viii. rage:
C45S-40) n. CLINTON, Gette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

Saponnob, Ga, 6. Sttpber. - %;
rSabannab &epublican" 1T teute int 4ltf
ttpnspege an Sbert Gneep Dert1uit Wrrben
oer pteies Spurnal fdpn eheccn tnntbatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07
Selegrapbii6e ScpeIdcn.
(ssrtasst fur tnn r8sntiten GorrsPensentsR.r J
Gds ISylDGnip.
Nfcips 9SvrFer Mnrftberidtt,

NeW>gprf, 6. Sftpbsr.-Gis SNlui
lpstrltn9 BON bcate ipdr 140M.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-07

wv HNNN' ~ - lNt
9Sbeeler lber ocn 91ufen gerilisn, aber llilf-
lideripetfe nidt ilberfabrer, 10 baB lie nit
lcid!en @Dnufpnfn bacon FAM. gEte an
alnerer Stede berttttt III, mubtf Der Iutiher
50 straie leblt Soften tre9en finllps ralder
gnRrens trlr9en, e5e man tbt freiltcb.
@eltett rub 5 l9r, ais Sarnes Gfrritt
IN Walthe'S Aultertrt1ntahe >@efhGft arbets
tctt, Ilel cine atite NIT az S6efeln Muifera
duf tbrt; er erlitt cine Serrenfuns btS red,>
ten Carbohydrates unp inncre 8erlcsunaen,
Or ppGlt 9tr. 234, Gnfteir.
ShiffsunfdlIe. - Der enolifde
G6pensr yBtdnhe" lit duf err Sabrt ron Ter
@abama. Smell Great ssSfaaes mad 8attt.
illnre - Meilsn iltlih ppm Gap 6enr9 ses
%ilratSet. Die @ellen rftbtn cine @tanfe nat
per anbcren los, ipbdB eas SGbrseug unb
feline @udnpldbung tptal pcrtpren ieit per>
beh.
Der Spn bier nit elmer Qaouna Safer
unb Wdis mad 9rcptbenee, &.-S., Be-
l~tiltnte Sfepner yR. SO. QAtbfts," GAIT.
2atdunt, tieat auf zen Sputb Sboafs BET
gitNe Ggs Sarbcr, rs, feft auf benz
Stranee, tit ieppN blot UNI pirb bel slniti.
asift 9Setter nah tbeilpeiiem 26ihen her Qa>
eur9 tpDhl ipierer 1ptt ferbert.
Ter @prtldnoer (NPe.) SGppner Sofia"
NIT ailortirter SrdNt BON @Drt(anc mad,
Baltimore ieaelrp, serietb Srettd9 Nadt a
allttlen iiiotpeitlth Spm Gap Gtarles duf bent
~Mltttrlgrunee" auf ben Stranp; feline Ges
mdrnutS brdd1te bic BON '@eittnpien ndb
Baltimore fabrenee grt93 y@nna" nat Der
Seltul9 Monrpe.
characterization. - Mpntaa
Abfno Ll0 llbr plaBte til, Greserettaoen
oes W. Shul5 auf Der Gde Der Altce Atrts
unp SpnpIfrafe bic GeblenDGdrtpe, eeren
nlalerner She'll in tauienp Stif.n uinter>
flpg; pds ent3uneete Sef ftBte ben 2abenttfh
ul'o pen SuBbpbet In Gtdnb. Die Settsilen
3ranrutb unc Urap lbihten bic Stalnrteu.
9f. II. 8rau SHuts ertitten bet'nt @erfuAe,
pas Seter 5u erfiden, an ben Sanben l4tiraltr
SranSsertesunsea.
IlsGdnbfre 6 er mn c II, rely. gett.
~ierlltnell, wurcen Gttfabetb 3. Mcgpurt auf
30 Gage mad benz St1btarmtnbuufs Sprt
HtNfer &trfiNnteYer unp WlrD 9teerer auf
60 Saae tah sent StaptsefdngniGe Som
Htdter Sarptn erpepirt.
Sn Sretbett 9efett fat liN ppnn
8ihter 9ag9ertD nah furser 6lft Der
,8autlhudmann" SEQ. Mtren, tpeldenQputfe
3lnfrfttd. bic lhbne 1dn,ertn, belhufotat
BATE, lt urn ibre eolbeae llbr unb cine pare
tie Shttud(hd,en beitpblen III baben.
&etbenfunb.- @olt5tt &eB fanb In
Spne5' Sdlien ant Snbe Der S%stprbfraee
etaea Gldterfaften NIT Der Qette zines wet>
pen tpetblthen Saugltn8s, wslhe er mad bent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

The Saturday Reyielc discourses as follows
in regard to ideal women:
In Italy the ideal woman is a fiery patri-
OF. In Poland she is patriot also, but of a
more etherealized kind, resenting Russian
tyranny with subtle feminine scorn, and
living in perpetual music and mourning. The
Spanish idealis rich and passionate beauty,
VINO alwRps needs looking after. That of
the French is a feverish little creature, full
of nervous energy, but without muscular
force; of frail health and feeble organiza-
ton; prey to morbid fancies, which she
has no strength to control or to resist; now
weeping away her life in the pain of finding
that her husband, man gross and material
because husband does not understand her;
now signing over her in the arms of the
lover who does; without reasoning faculties,
but with divine intuition5 that are as good
as revelations; without cool judgment, but
with the light Of burning passions that guide
her Just as well; thinking by her heart, yet
carrying the most refined metaphysics into
her love; subtle; incomprehensible by the
Coarser brain OF man; creature born to
bewilder and to be misled, to love and to be
adored, to madden men, and to be destroyed
by them. The real French woman is alto
gether the reverse from this imaginary one.
She is shrewd, calculating unromantic
being, with hard face and keen eyes, who
wife TO her common-selse, middle. aged hus-
band. She thinks more of her social posi-
ton than of her fee lings, more of her chill
dren than of her lovers, more of her purse
than of her heart, and her great object Of
life is struggle for confines.
The ideal of the German, according to
this authority, ia of two kinds. The one is
a broad-faced housewife, who cooks good
dinners at small cost and pends the family
linen as religiously as if this were the elev-
enth commandment, specially appointed for
feminine fingers to keep. The most perfect
type of this sort Of female is Charlotte, cut
ting bread and butter. The other German
ideal is represented by Bettina, full of mind
and aesthetics and hesrt-uplifting love,
yearning after the infinite, with holes in
her stockings and her shoes worn down al
the heel. For what are coarse material
mendings to the aesthetic soul yearning
after the infinite, and worshiping at the feet
of the prophet? The American, like the
German, is said to revere two ideals. One is
clever manager, with good executive
faculty in the matters of cooking and sew
ing; the other, an aspiring soul, who yearns
after the morally vast and sublime, and
putting her aspirations into deeds, goes out
into the world to do battle with the sins o.
society, as editress, preacher, or STUMP
oratress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

The New York Times thus draws aside the
veil and discloses touching side-show
scene in the Tammany Convention: when
the ballot terminated, Mr.. Tilden, of New
York, sought Mr.. Seymour and found him
in one of the large ante-roOms OF the Con-
vention hall, entirely alone and with the
tears streaming from his eyes. MY God,
Tilden, what shall do? This is terrible,
exclaimed the reluctant one. The placid
Tilden was equal to the occasion, and re-
piled with something pertinent if not origi-
nal; Sir, the Presidency has sought you,
not you the Presidency, and yon must take
it, CONSIDER and consoled locked arms and
sought more retired quarters mutually
happy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

Extract from letter received from Prof
Robbins, Composer and Author New Method
Teaching Pianoforte:''
WREErHAM, Mass. March 18th, Iss7.
Mr.. VIM McCAMMoN:
Dear SRI had intended to have written yod some
ay before this, with reference to the New Wooden
i'm Pianoforte purchased of you; but this is tn
first opportunity since setting it up You know how
well pleased was with the instrument in all respects
BY my almost instantly deciding upon it. My wife,
however, was so wrapped up in the Piano we pre-
ously bought of you, that she would not admit the
possibility of anything short of a Grand exceeding
its charming qualities, until the one was permit
ed to sing its own praise This did it do for whole
evening, taking all captive who were permitted the
pleasure of listening to its delightful voice. for such
tits, no piano tone, but true voice tone.
IL truth, the instrument Is, in all those respectA
which make perfect pianoforte pre-eminently 81.
perior to any one We have ever before possessed or
known, and, this you may consider as compliment
when add that business has been such for years
as to demand the choicest instruments We could
select from the best makers. Mrs R. Joins me in en-
pressions Of gratitude that you have produced so
fine Pianoforte
We shall ever think Of you when at the nstruna en-
Truly yours, etc., EpGAB A. RoBBINss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19
PROPOSALS FOB CORN.

OFFICE CHEF QUARTFRMAsTFR \
Fifth Military District !
New Orleans, La, July 10, 1853,
GEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL.
~ be received until Y o'clock. noon, on MONDAY.
the tenth day Of August, 1868. for furnishing the
luartermaster Department at San Antonio with
twenty THOUSAND 20,090l bushels CORN in sacks
or BARLEY. -
All bids to furnish the above must be for good
merchantable, sound, shelled Corn, Oats or Barley
SUBJECT TO the inspection of the receiving officer.
delivery to commence on the first of Septem Der,
1888 and to proceed at the rate of less than
tnlrd Of the whole amount per month, and in such
quantities as to keep the post continuously supplied
at such rate
Satisfactory evidence of the solvency Of each bid
der and person offered security will be required
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
offered is reserved
Proposals must be plainly Endorsed " Proposals
for Corn, and address to BreVet Brigadier Gen.
eral j. A. Potter, Chief Quartermaster District OF
Texas, at Austin, Texas.
= By command of Brevet Major General R. 70.
Buchanan.
CHAS II. TOMPKINS
Brevet Brig Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
Bltbt Fifth Military District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

A PIG IN CoURT.-William Horsby and
Louis Wilson were arrested in IRENE mar.
ket Friday night last on the charge of hav-
ing in their possession hog supposed to be
stolen. The whole party, pig. and all, ap-
peared yesterday morning before Recorder
Gastinel. The pig being unable to give an
account of himself, except by means of sue
cessive grunts which were unintelligible to
the court, was put on the witness stand.
Williams and Louis, however, testified that
they were the legitimate owners of his
hogship, and had brought him to the mar
ket for sale. Recorder Gastinel knowing
nothing to the contrary dismissed the case,
and the pig was duly bagged against, how
ever, his most solemn prOtestations, which
nearly deafened the court. 1t was expected
a charge would be entered against the
squealer for contempt of court; but he was
at length conveyed beyond hearing to the
great relief of all who witnessed the pro-
ceedings.