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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30
Sapcten
inn ercGrn une flcincu Hartie'n
u. 4. AlitlnNd)t Il Co.,
VIZ. 60, !lpro>Gb1rIr,IlrlfC,

totrr drl gdlsr ttn tcmp'tn adsShm:ni sen 1drtttr
ltinr,a S,ul,lur, Gap pT.@o'itauL H'H'siu' 3Ghsbe,
4str GuoltSi, wclte f' ria'm attErsn rrtlda" III
tea tjatDatn %rtitH nalwm'
sat Guitrfet iar idrti,rtn rrt |euItaWtdHatr ~
her eidtt cttr tm yaatt wtttn Freingi ven tHafrht
UtscIltr aIf'tiUtri. urt Ia WTr'tlr Srtt'errHlta
teFgtu. rm tnr Bgrft Hhtwitl gcn ranihtn'rtr'ttE
urtifcln dumitdHtu ir fHs wir tdsErb Ut sen etaHt
ategt WttcrretSufsR tcicuttrr Ueribtls ~ otTde'
r,u Ia upitrt rrsc se,ns Histra ais lie s'H saHstn
In sltw-Sut fur.
st.e. u N.JeurtS se'us. lebn tdtrl ft ftiHtn 'ab''
retttu otitdit,ruwteu tic ErlrJlt 'u mnftn. tdt ~
isEt I'm Sttan GtIta't' Iuuudtu H. urs u EtrieniNS
GHt auiuhu ur Japuum sHbwrrutHml me du'-
fstrt. tapu,lS,lg Ei.)
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Nntlden! Stut,dlcu!

Der un,er,si6nen bat tlt srSete uno teite auswabl
tesant,r utfd)en etsenen 8atrifats In fer Saet iu
ageu pretfen pctratbis. Wer ene 8u6e sraudht pirt
70 i'm esuen Sntree ME tertuen nenn er be, mir rcr
fprt Ia Id stsen faarselb prer gut tnooiirt Dedie
susnetm,nb ttuts Yerlauft. a..-.-- 5
(Deils.ISI SBm. WeGann. Er. 81. GIT -oasar.
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Sermii6tc &cridJte.

NcHtr 8 dnhetSdrtifel.-Gm Si.
yOuiler gIatt brinGt foIDtnet Ntttbtllun9t
pelbe fetneS Gcmmtntars htelTf; DGnt
nrur 2tt 8pgtitsude blbcn itgt ne Sdr,
mtr bel Sort g8lpne unp fnoen llt 6uBtrl
berdbrt; pamitR pegAtpcrfrne GrNoltltn,
pslrbG nun nldDt mCpr IN psn S'iraetn ifncr
Stact btrumlieacn, icneern ppR tneuNreltn
sSungtn 1clammtlt mfrtrn, her GegtItiparttat
grGiS Ia 1870 Gents Nat Gtht. Gte pet
we9cneRCu &lbrn icnrn brinstn Rtpett
Dor Den unbctmItAm DtRatrn tabtp.'
Wan fam beaButage uthlS cslIrrs ttpn,
ais Ih ttnenk kpbtn &tner anitnf>
len, pGbfi muB man reid wcrtcn. Q0abttl
br;itbt IN Strttu filr ctn ehSmrnailtGCs
8Gtipiel 1900 2Raltrj Srnttttm ut thr
zen Wpndt Sult ipieeCr aut tin ddtmattGtS
&dffettt uad Q8tm Gur .3ttt pcS 2hlttn-
f,ase) m9dGirt, r0fur Il bldrt 1000 Il. tr.
halt. Hcrnsr limo ibm Sou gSttu fur Gin
orrtmpuulthes @dhlptel ini llitn SGus Ii =
900, I'M ncutn Saue 1000 4. Nttotcn, ou-
GCrtcm BAT tbn nie Iircttpn tc6 gerocnt>
Nurpcn> ! 5teoter% IN frnecn ~ cinrm SAT.
ipiCl tinasIdsen mo inJIlBd parFen ttm 900
n. ptr Tbrre Adrdnttit.
Der 3atNr Won Gbtnd, 1lhunB-
eide, bat lrtn IL. ,Sdbr ,ur0tstltgt II. toll
rrmnddt iur udOrcm rrEIdrt wcrren, mo-
rduf or dc 8ssicrums (clbNednpt1 0ntrctcn
pirs. 2li6 pprbGGtIrnrm Sbtttt btrriu bat
CT lido hJli6 prbttratbtt, Die Selratb
tptro auf sicntlA prianert Wetit btipert>
neQot. ISnn etn hyntNlhtr 8l'ltr bttra>
tbst, fp pft9t eaiu ctre f0rnlthtGcntirrtni
dutstidricbfnl III WeItsn. Wnturlth euTitn
ttd) nur lbhter aus zen kohhCn NttlStdmI'
lien ne 0knets mclhtn. Sh!3abl etr Gan~
ticuttnnn mar bttenal 100. Let pcrIdrtIi,
mdstnt Gltsr IA BON II tts 10 Subren. Nn
tIntm btftmmttn3 3a1t battcn ft I'D, I'M tat
icrlthtn Tnl1lt Ctnjufneen, ui, tttr bic
WuttrSnB rrr elmer aus e,n tbdhtn 9pnr'
eCnrdecrn tet St1dtet Ntbtlbeen Qcrmt,lt>
pn su rdlNren. Gieie Gpmmt'fcn iraf cine
autmatl prn Scbtn, bic eam icicrt rah
ben INSTRUMENTATION ntNtI0brt irureen.
| 6icr ipNrern biticlbtn brn ref Allhrtnmut>
ter duf'e 6jenautfe inpilrt nprarf strft,
III 8erbirbuua NIT tbrtm Gobnt, hem Vat
| fer, sit Gludl,t,e auswhblit. Itt tWemal
9tipablit @raur SGSlt era II SABRE, IN III
9i,nt in btr SrcStnI gbnS Sins 8,tcrtn,
unp nib ais ttt 9SuNcsr sph Sd6nbttt 9t'
rasmt. Sic tt elmer ftbr enstftarnm Ga,
mile tntfprp0tn, bic FG iton felt ttntr st>
raumeu Rctse pcn Sabrcn her beipnpcrtn
Gjunt fEs Sertprttnrn S0tlrrt 2lGa. 8cl>
anB erfrtutt.
Muslnnb6> @rtetptrttbr.- Sci
benz Rew> >?Irltrr SCrerulpchamtc iiup IN rem
NIT rtm 80. Stunt tnpsnra @nrtrljabre tlr
Brittle nRtb ttm 2lutlGupe rtlp. ppn ccnitl-
ben frsenpc Sttrdoe III GrittmGytru bier,
rt'p. I'm Nuslarpe, ac5ablt morbtn:
@mpfanstr. Ntadtidt,
Gn9lart ......$53,6 $5l ,329Is
Srdnfrei6. ...... 19,GG0.6i 2S,920.3l
| Dcnthlarr glcyp'
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&arl z. Siticbranb,
Ste Scilfnnbe.
Seaermaun iciH eigcncr slr,tl
allomaD's pillca
GaiIptpap'S Saltc.
rcaeludsgfeitru tcs' Nascus. Der esbsr une
Siiisetpciee. ..

unrsasiudHi0feitcn ecs' Tdgsus. Der esbcr ,Int
Siiseipciee. ..
Der Wd9eu 1T her ersfe Nittelpuntt, wettet bic CSt
tnHbeit pesr Ardritst ees Ssisms tesinHuBt. Nu
idtehien Debrdud cter Shpddun3 furd 9Jeeie trrten
ala natllrde Bclsen gsrtaulrss Ssi6wereeu, utrlrs
Geneer abrm unr aE8emeine GrhlafunS Ter 3rditt sn
Wit een Getirne IN gatinsufe nelen0, " tinn ett
Daeen lie Srelle ppn 8pppeb, getiger Iiceergcid4d.
asnbrit, 3errentsitwsrSsn uno uuerqudldem Sdloie.
Die gsbtr rrt III NitIeibenibait unp erisigt Gaarn.
StprunAtn. Stmerjen IN Ter Settle II. I. f. Der Inter
lst mad! id stenIGls eard @erfcpfun9, 9mrtiaN unt
0tubr tencrlIih Die Sauptprturs eieler yiIlfn scbi
auf ben Waaen une eeber. Smser llnterIeit ina Res
rsn nebnen an tFer fptessgheIebenseu unp aatenesh
. sfoft uns sa,,aua ,
ane srret her septbnlden unb br5artsen auf tlefen
Spntirtnie berritsuesn ltetel bnsn prft he Sal6t
Iresisa enassen, welde iunGG has Sin asrpttrl un
bdnn bic Seiluna rpaentet. .
Spie bsinc. alto aR,tnccn une Sjcid,piire.
ueetl, etc rtsle Sabre bdrinads iehtm dnteren Jlt
cher Ssblnen9 aeirpe tnt unatdueerliS einsen Gin.
rstSuuGeH btelsr traItt8en Saits Btridsn.
Sautarsid)ldgc.
HE tclatn etner ft,ttiteu Blutiriffung pSet hrsn.
tfer seeeI wsreen furd eie btrttlenee 8ra.t tirlc
Sdlbe ttieti1t unp cine Hare, burdli2tise Saulf1tt
wisnerer;enat. Sic uberirft pieir Stnnt Nittsl unt
fcneioe 8oileisn' 'Slnrenarsn slmG trt 5dtlaeit jm
men Hissia'isra unS anaers SsHtts'Gnilsuunsca ~
pertrtibtn.
srausn, sefd,,pereen.
eeien bic gdtisntcn as cher ait. lseia pbtr psrt.d
tibet. an her Sdireit her ebltnett eter tetm acnse
puniif per Natur bfle 1rntta fnpifeln ttfn ~ eitt
hspensn GiaHue, tab Ia hem Rtuneteits 3uiint ban
tine mtrflihe geeruna tatritt. Nus reirtn Pfanjrn
5eten btrett. iinb ne en ldsres unb Ysrlse hss Wii
tel fitr ale Naisu ven Srautn,immern In leetm Sta,
rum hes 2etsns nab tc allen heiiS,iiautsn.
Sdmprrbrieen unp tfificin.
ese Sorn, letss 5eid,en eeer tsrriheneen urb tdri
nadsen 2sipen wire trtlih unb i'm santn 5aemt turd
ZEN ssbrau6 sieies GrreiUunas .lliitsls ausaupipt
fsrem @strduCte ieltcn parms Sdhuusen ppraussebtn
Sene 9etltrdIie pirb mdn uuabdneerlib uns .raDrti
fenp Hnten. ... u. ... h.r
Seitt, Safte uHb TtIttu, elIttntr
fptsenbeR Sdiiena asbrdu6t twer6tn:
ueterbsue, Qusdiilbers Siutbrn, Driisn .t3sidpuln
Derrsnfuus, granerunssn, Salnprrhc,srn
bbe Seint, WtenfNeiie. aufaesruasfntnI
Sdues, @teumatsmuS, b6fe Sruf,
Shminttn, Nrpntaasn, Sedten, DO
bSer 8ppt Seidrrure, 6isn. i-. 4.
SalSfluB, brier sails, peRsrtlte Gt.
fdwure, @ttt, erubpnneen
chent Steaen, Wuneen ffnbsnpst,
Sautleistn.
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ttrutr tperbrn gcutrotte atstitIrien r 0dmpf' nNs
SCaeIl6i1s ilr une ron 9n8dnt unp DrutlhlGne.
SeNe!lditts Gdid0cre ron gremcu nah SdIiimpre;
Snr erwu6lent YeripntH, HntrnSed S26.b0 tn GiplH
@uteer pcn bic 10 9abren. S2i
Nreer unter tnem Sabre .......... 81 D..
Nud fann ter sduW Seuaa pcm 1ullnte bis @Tnlfn,
icwle audi Der Nctrag pcr 6tlenbutn yamrre mad
G0rn rerlbtt'eneH Yigeu III SmeriIl bejabt uub bin.
ttrleat werecn.
Yrttfe Won uub mad 9tperPUpl.
Dur srndttsne gerlcutn erie GGiue. $50 III Wplb,
Rtnesr Won bis l21abrcn, bolben prstS, $40 .
Aineer nnicr enem Sabre. S5 o.
3pibeurcd fur erpdhitne perirnen $40 in Pay.
&nttr prn bis IL SabTen. so ~ .
Nlneer uner enem Sabre. So III Sple'
BE- Bur beipnocrsn teiintnlenoDuc !-St
I'm Ger Wetdbr bercBen yu werten, at entaeben ipl'
ten Yafa8ttre ibre 6ahrtlste rur in rem NH,tau hes
uulerisitnstsn en9etclun a9enten lauIsn.
Ile pcttcre AIsIuft u 8a.b prretH unertGtltl.her'
t9rlt ppn
&drl r. Siticbranb,
@sntral-agenten her ,Saltimcre CbIp Gitnbabn"
Mr.. ", Ibamssitr. Baltimore,
altinaem Bertiusr btr Piuee In @allimorr
Gteufans fur ben Btrtduf pen Silscn rad gttIdbsl
pta unb Ntp scrt. Stasi, gbilaecIpbia $s,25
mad, Wsip Sorf 81 50. SaBsass Htrs in meher Of
tee nagfirI. fl2O-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30

xBartuiins - 8tin Wtisl Ia 5dt, ,austr ee Nprit
r2ciir,pap, efeip Slprf II. Spilhpn" ine in iresn
Matte ess nm iete 9uhie ptsr Sdatei serpietttn 9e
brautsanweiunss Sudes su trrfdtitea; beatli6 feb
man ie wsnn man bas Slatt eraen eas elft bdlt G,,
cute Stlctnuns trbaf mer ttrar.iae austtnft sieti
na6madsn rssr natstmais ptrtauen uns eabti iciisr
taB lie unddt ine, sntttttn. f.. ~. .lta,..
~ 3u tabtn in Ter 3abrt he's TrefsTcrs SptIrfuab
Rr. so, 0laieen Sae. Mfrf Sort, nut bs aatn rrptt
:abeln IpuHsIern uab arinsi'pdnelsru in psr sdnrr
tipiItirien gptlt.
Rg- 3rmt man bts srSsereu Srritu, 70 sripart man
bsbeuttnb l-r .d4J ms
Ms. : anreIfunsen fur gaiientsn bel ieser s.funs,
rsn 5teriRs Gnt jeter Siltfe unb Sdadtei teisefua
Gar Sanslsr nit meinen wetlbtfanntsn @risnsts
fcnnen ibre Sdautarten 9trfuare ,e fpiteufrei
Nr. So Diairsn eans. R..s., wsnssn. RaiaiIAI
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Q5robr prrisernirNriQuna.
ytcuc Maacnfabrif

DE linttr!sidurtr hdtta sht gpaarnlatrtt In Rr AZ
nerfbf etraJs rdbs ttr rernstontr. tidesliri, nre
triudtr has ttutIhe Tucdm Rst'rnetrc, I'd ron
ter qtbItafeit unb Tducrtaiiat,i uHitrer Gtktu ,u
ubtr,tuatr. Nr bapeu Ctat srrEs duswaei ter me-.
ternttn. lttdclSn uni tautttaiItteu 5dnlilenwdstu.
suaaics 3aaarr Refirups uue drttrtr Srr'tr ttfdn.
tis rcrratba. 09r Rne ttrRtrttti irsfpt tintr Nd-
aru tt nur reraHst wtreen iaan, at SthsguRa In ttr
fdrtTcr 3tit ~ tautn Vile Rttaaiutsn rsIeen dri's
tlntahc urs ruututhat terrat.
CSraf, Aribc n @spcufert.
(Sni2T-) fr. ~, North. maize PcInatenlr.
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gRir mnn irin !0nns nnarnrhm,

bic iSnmSfrau sliidlid, muc ftire TienfborsH tus
fficnen madcu Fam, eat icnir rehl sean mitrth
zen. I'm tts ,u tcrsgt,alarH att &c ittn lLNtr'
Muttl ais he Nrttf ws az he ftrrura elmer FVirth
ihati MT at briHat ie ttfi, ale rt8ttt, ~ nattns
Iits bsiptdi man du g,ntn turt rrBsu auttn aSbptH
rttf nrptttrt. cF. WIrtntr bau Eat mis- Y DtH
rtrtr RrefcH Jicnh SrUitIm turt it Grnueapa trsie
ttTubnt HsrcrttRtn
Gbilfuu'8 Gpppcl- Cfcn Scdl-
bccrneS.
Eticr Ettrh atrrtrtHt rn FtttF tst Gsmfrr'f,
Enidttst CsirHrmie TN Nttrdpt rcH |ttHHmdtttaL
ieutaer uut rulD0ntatr gDlrdmttI, Ht'ttn Hnt ltt~
rhtu NHitFcH ate atnlittr GtrrrtuuRn nnt 'ur "df'
len etmprsn Urdltu, ar5tu ktlanstrs I'm ftiI rat
NEE nuEer fur tas lQifbs uHs Sttt,nlmeI ~ bcTtt'
lbail AZ talter, etti a. iCns ttftgt p'di6fnt On
Nss Ter Vt tmtu lutu 0ed b:trs 0rha1ti NH, l7Lit
sn tt.,p aHitntr. ,ln tem fanitn stthf ven Pch'
Gtira fttt; ittutU ttftt1, ais ttH -RImres,- ItT'
eve not aH, mcttrrN VrbtrtnHlCni ertn erefty
sraIe'Cu, trrpCllr uas rtttchtaTc DrfriHti nHt
rroiutr btutribarrr. lie yIal.n Hut tttr sH. ure
a P,re IN tttU Nd1t NrFarirl tGf tu Ctrn aui tdf
'tT man labit tIr Writ Irrd, Guutttit hsbtu TIN
ssFrdutt grt urf ~ uu' Itm taI W trfu setemmtr,
SO Cr H,bt aatu Hn.cJUmag geggaEta ngrottH
Matte.
>. gDcdtbtrbp s I6buc,
Alr. 10 NM a. Fiattft.,
fab m,trtyr ~ hiffg Crfr.F tnt Fffu (pn--k
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atlcn SbciIru Scs arpBen NcltcHSI
griparui1 pcu @cls, Belt nnS 9uts
fcruulta.


Cf &ntftrnpnl rpu @Glttnert ndh n1en Sbeileit rSs
lefrut her Ger. Saatrn IL aui srcr Balm iHrser ais
pcr gt!attFtia AsHGCrt pset aufi.Bene elmer GnsrN
RDuts. ....
Smtaranten, wtlde I'D Der rrnIttrrrrs Ship Giicu.
bGtn" rcSisnf wereeu nit trnsltGn 3uArn ae 2eaBcu
teptect pie bic gahaaierG etNcr Alant, Ttttt metr
Gl5 eds 8grptltt JatlrR.
Die l8agen beer Sabn bdten 8eppferts Sgt, increGn
tur 1dHtjt ertuttct i'm RmtEg stbt!t, une e8 Ttrb
tCn ysNdnsren Ertntb 4itr Verubrsht turinrt es II
fir he SraUtnlifiett unH SGtrb:u her gddasite in
aiSu Studtn eecrst. ........- l.
Nut titi;rShbn fdhren Tie Huswduscrer hUfS Shurft
uRe Stasite Sic IA bic eii,iac S'abn III rem @tr
ztadteit, IpCicls NlusUunrsrcr nit SdlrtII;JS
bcfprectt. Aut anbcTn SNGnfn belcTeern Rc6 laRlct
Sitpaneerrr nit uRgdrrtr GmqrdntensHger.
pafl1iere mrHlrn AMI tteier Sdpn bic }pu9fn tplbeub
her gdneu 8ee ppn Saliimcrr nnt Cincinnati nur ,pt
Ma auf her eautp Srcds ;rtcn Rdl ilcre ims Il
qcUs, igrpie i,uteR %alftmrre une 9biSaao MIR ert
Wal. Nab GlacipHdt 8slan8t man III 80 Smustn, Rlt
q. ecGs Une NbieaaU III Iwst 1H6sn,
5Ccer Yaiiaaicr bat 100 pfinb Sbcr6d fret. 6tnttr
ron his ~ 9abreu bs3cttn babeH prsls. 8tnetr
unter s)ahren line 8ani frel.
Das C5epGd Neht nit ben Pdld1eren uut fcmmt nit
iturn su pltibr Belt an ecn beiiimmursSprt an. Sin
Srtcr crbdlt enc Ueteirl9una ubtr ein @cpdf bis
fCr Srt, mo tr tit Sdbn Hridgt.
auf allen Statement To GOaasr gtrthirt mtrtsr, Inb
tCulipe a9guten aEisieLt I'M ce GimSdltcrtr Jlrfht
Iu pri,n une fur tie IhtRt Stolberunl u @epgit
III iprler etn Yortrti, rtle auf fciatr aoetn Sdtn
seppten fpre une en- GGtHt ,ur Retc bis Gbieagp uI6
ct. fpuis 8ebt aaf Aplea her Giienbabu' Sfelpat nil
ttR Gtnmdneercrn.
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yicnr 1Si7rr koQ, SJ1rinac !

5rrtcu trhaltcp cine 2eppura rrGer he'll. Sdrinat
sssIdbrisen Sarats. icwie BrNeibacr sirHth m.
lf sad Srucif,
(iM-) VT, 5iI @e,t- SattncrefTatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30
Summer S Seefer,
bentl1eS 8anfs nnb 8edJiel @eidGit

nv IN Dir. l9,i. sScis Sdiiimo reifraac,
touen unb rsrfauien @e&fd auf DsutidlanS, Colt,
rsmre Nunslprten une Der. t..ObIisapnsn inp be-
Ols-1 -. H IEI#..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30

' - Srl1fr|cn Iapis bat NIT 3uitimmunl
ccs Stcrri&icrs @tafs tri Iciuer Ibreiis udh
Gurppd itnen An.pa!t IN Rihmour ;uln al.
ieinistn Grideincn tei esr @erbancluns au-
t,nfirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30
Gbilfun'S Gpppcl> cfcn 1cd,-
hccr1cS.

Ar 10 NM A. qlsbtar.,
fnk tlt GAtrltn lhr hItit Gttr.t nt Ctitu. lao--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30

DtetrHe Dtebtn. = Gtne iunse
HmerIfonrrn bIt IN Saris hen srIten Yrets
trlanst - ais Thbm. Die Sariler gcltjci
ma6tt ibr has Gcmr lim,nt, bab lie ee gr.
panptrhe Oirbtn in Iars ici, unb fdnpte Fc
duf 3 Sabre nadh II. Yd,arf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-30
pDilipp c. Jrirlr,

fT"PP " CFHTJ
Seutfber ateDpfat,
cat Iemf SfTet ppn Mr.. 6l1s nad Ir IS 5apetesfr,
ipette fbHr bflit ven Sbaresitr , rereat 9lebf &c.
tbdtsu III ten Serldtsu beipra sr 8tgtitel, 9eraI.
snI6ofttn unb @pntrs nnp pcrIertst Aaufbriee, Sp.
scitefen, Qsitairenie u. f. 70. (San.1l-J
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
MEXICAN ITEMS.

The Brownsville Sentinel has the following sum-
mary Of news from northern Mexico:
The belief that Gen. Escobedo might have been
moving from Tsmpico in the direction Of Victoria,
at the head Of small force, and might have been
driven back by the revolutionists, is entertained
by different parties.
Vargas is believed to have larger force than
was recently supposed. He got recruits from
the Tampico force he encountered, the command
ofGarcia, and from other sources. His men have
good arms.
Col. Mensosinos was ordered to march from
Monterey into the interior of Tamaulipas. He
moved ut the head Of 600 men. They began to
murmur at not having been paid, and finally dis
persed.
Some of the mobiles Of Col. Cavanas's command
have deserted, and are on this side.
The parties arrested at Guerrero and brought
to Matsmoros had been talking in favor Of Santa
Anna. The papers found upon them are said to
have implicated them to that extent and no
further.
Accounts are that there Is party at Salinas
openly hostile to the government. They are
reported to be in the interest OF Col. Quiroga.
Their friends cay they will soon be in Monterey.
Col. Quiroes was on duty In the State OF Nueva
leon for many years. He was the confidential
riend of Gen. Vidaurri and has many friends
among the admirers of the general. He can rally
great many men In that State.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24
DETITION-
PETITION

ArhonOrahle Conse des Assistant Aldermen de Ia vile de
In Nouvslle Orleans:
MeseusLes sousgnes proprietares residents les
deux cotes de Locust du Chemiu Fedite rAvenue
Quareme District petitonnent respectueuse
honorable corps reet de fsire construrs
chemin coqulIe cete dite Ia surveillance du
voysr de % vle apres avis ron Ia loi
Nos petonnares represenen respectueueement
que pendant Fix m,is de annee impossible char
de tout IL long de la de
is sort CHARGES de bos ai msteraux de construction
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A gentleman learned In the origin of social Gus
toms, on being asked what was the meaning Of
casting an old shoe after newly married couple
% they started on their trip, replied " To indi-
cate that the chances Of happiness in rnatrimony
ere slippery.n
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DETITION
PETITION

DETITION..........."... .........-PETITION-
N0yvkLLEORLEASs. 2S Juliet 1868
rhouorsble Consei COmmun de la vile Dc Ia Eouvee
Orleans:
Msseurs-Les soussignes propretaires residents
Tont les Msne ct ansde representsnt
honorba gu pa
des banqu'ttes ia to dams Ia de ct cone
lis prent des necessares sou prises
atm des bsnquse bques rue, ct
pc titisnDsires conrinuerdnt, etc.
II MONrREUIu, los p'eds
4. 9AISEf, 30 peds
@. LEHMAN. 30 pieds.
@. R0rX, 100 pieds.
FRANCOIS PkENAT 80 pieds.
Y. L. RELFNNACK, 40 pieds rue Tout
MANUAL GUERkIER 81 pieds, rue Tont.
ARTHUR OLIVIER 81 pioas, ronti.
AUG. Dali GEE. 80 pieds.
j A. FkEMAUX. lIS pieds.
10 ROLLS, 2716 pieds
CARL TORCH, 271s peds
JAN ABLE. 80 veds
JOSEPH rIfLeR II, lgO pieds.
ANTONIO DERMaN 100 pieds.
p. h. EONsSEs Tx. 30 pieds.
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The Boston Advertiser tells Of maguiHcently
dressed and almost unspproschable captain of a
steamer to whom, recently, young countryman
Stepped up with the question: al say, yeou i
Who shall / strike for q piece of soap ," Imagine
the dignity with which the officer referred him BY
aslight gesture, to the waiter.
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Do TELL.-why 10 Phslons Flor de MAYO, the
new perfume for the handkerchief, like an errand
boy! Because it is scent every where. Sold BY all
druggists.
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Professor Carl Neuman, OF Munch, who has
ties and photography" asserts that baud Of
Buddhist priests crossed Behring's Straits about
thousand years before Columbus made his dis
covery, and explored the pacific coast of the con-
tinent ss far Is Mexico. This fact. be says, is
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DETITlON.
.PETITION.

NEW ORLEANS July g. 1863
To the Honorable the Common Council of the City Of New
Orleans:
Genemenrhe undersigned Property Owners and residents
Toni Street. between Main and tsplansde respectfully
Homo. able Body that only por Of the
banquees sidewalks made said street. and that
they therefore that the be taken
brick sidewalks made said street. and petition
will pray, etc
II. MONTREU L. los feet
T. GARNET. 30fee
A c. LEHMAN, 30 feet
o. ROUX. 100 feet
FRANCOIS PRENAT. 30 feet.
T. L. RELENNAOk. l4D feet
MANUEL 0UERRIEk- 81 feet.
Arthur OLIVIER O. fet.
AUGUs1E DALBHE 80 feet.
"a FREMAUX, lis feet
p b LIS 21z feet
CARL LORCH, 27k feet.
JAN ABADiE, 30 eet.
JOSEPH PIBLAk, 100 feet.
AFTOhIO DE MANI lou feet.
7. II. MOUSSEAUX 30 feet.
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NoTK y petitioners would also that they
majority of stu and Of property front
ing both sioes of Locust from Felicity Road
WashiuRron Ayenue
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NorA-vos petite nnares represenent sussl qus la
actne des propreares des
pretes que Ia Locust psrtr
da Oh en- in Felicita jusqua rAvenue Washington
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Commercial yntsIli9enfe.
CRxscEsr orrIcx. No. "a CAN'T srxEEf,
Monday Evening, Nov. %, 1868

Monday Evening. Nov. %. 1868
CorToN-As stated in our last, the market
closed very stiff Saturday evening at the en-.
HANGED quotations set forth in our report Of that
date. To-day, owing to an interruption of the
wires on the Newfoundland telegraph line. we
have been deprived of sdvices as regard the Liv
erpool market; but the New York dispatches
have been encouraging throughout, and, with but
change, factors have again materially advanced
their asking prices. The latter movement did
not, however, seem to materially restrict opera
lions, as the total sales for the day aggregated
$500 bales at further irregular advance of fully
4@}c. - b. upon all cassifcations, and, what
was quite unexpected, Liverpool buyers were
the principal operators. The ruling prices
this evening were 2240224c. for good ordi-
nary, 23@23lc. for low middlIng, 23k0-c. for
middlipg, and -G24c. for strict middling.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsins.


PBPsINE latest scientific discovery Of DR. Oervtsar
MUSICIAN bis majesty the Emperor Of the French the
Jucese rather the digestive principle purified
In the stomach. When by
other supply Of digestive hud too small the inevitable
bad digestion gsstrts gsstraga ntsm
Of coats Of the stomach and bowels heart
burn pltuite anRmia LESS Of strength and Gin temales
choross The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned BY the
appreciation the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
eli diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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EAkES, lmpotency Loss OF Power Nervous Debility with
Notes Impedimsns TO Marriage should be read BY all
tsmplatng marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of 70 cents By
T. b. DUFF 9RIFFIr,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
264 Magazine street.
where all private aissaaes snc~essfrliy
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...PETITION


To the Honorable Board Of Assistant Aldermen city Of New
orleans:
GentlemenThe undersigned, property holders and resi-
dents both oes OF LocRst street from Felicity Road TO
Washington Avenue Fourth District would most respect,
fully petition honorable bedy have shell roadway
said under the supervision of the C
Surveyor, after due advert sement accord TO law
Your petito would respectfully represent that for
nearly ak months In the 1t is almost impossible for
either along the entire ength OF said
loaded with wood milk, building materials
JPO. PURCELL. 100 teet on Locust street
ANpRfW SCHhIrT. 81 feet on Locust street
sILvESTER DOOLEY, =.
j. CARROLL. 30 ..
JOS. EVANS. 30 =.
W.MUNLING, 81 =. =.
y. hfNIDAB, IS =. ..
HENRY sUHRADER 80 =. ..
j. W. sHOTNELL, So :. ..
Mrs ioow BLAO, lis =.
J. II KELLER las
KELLER MARKET. l4O
AUG. GRUNEWALD, 100 e.. e..
X. BILE SukTH, 1876
j g. BlSsELL, 50 =. e.
JOHN EAGLA, 81
G. BORG, 25S =.
JAS HA4AN, 90 q.
wM.F GRAHAM, ITO e. e.
Il. r. DUCLOsLANGE, 40 E. :.
JOHNF. KRAIZ 2s5
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asses BY steam to New York 81; sugar by do. to
Cattle Market.

900 CrY OF JEFFERSON, November q 1852
Arrived yesterdsy-337 Texas Beeves, US
Calves and Yearlings. So Mich Cows. Sold-4sS
Texas Reeves, los Calves and Yearlings, l52
Hogs, s2s Sheep, 8 Mich Cow. Stock on sale
PSI Texas Beeves, 3ls Calves and Yesrngs, 24s
Hogs, l44l Sheep and sc Mich Cows. We quote