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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
@ctfpiel,

NlMt u" ri; $500 thllHtffC OiEiieber lGir9sRit.
oltc NJbt Z iS 4dpblurn gIpIt iHnrrpGlk ~ IaBep
ju0y vi vie pp,Hh.t U3sE UrysU HuHt tf utrlrt &ls
grtsl ibi.lsu naHruit 80 {aWn Scult IitC 10 Gtt.
M lie Hc {Glicu tN tttc EIiHIue ptbGf gEHuHan nrN.
Scllf rBgRb en- tllAet i'm tultdRlt birttu ic psr-
tiut G4fg ppR IlHI gWluatlc GIi. EH tc AGCjtut,uu
nut }eN g.dQ aro Stfr tu ncrcs @ttlltie wRper &C
fuft ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
SnpcteN
i'm eroGcu unc FlciHcn Nartte'n
q, 4. AlitlnNd)t & 60,
Nr. 60, IGrt GGarItsindN.
GrOBa HHo &lrin @GHOIcr
Gpctcu
9irutcauc

S,lpustrt EufnigtGmiSti stEs tenn larcltr,n urt
Sau1sn yeu WruItluE ~ ST ziast uHt 1ui rem SaRg
ncwtmst. tGrrIsilJ
HB. Ter d6rin uru @dpcr bot Rem 9ottur
J. g.. 2lucr Na',BG 1tlauct yen Naut'3 btruImitt
gsfsNdt.s iaiue tr sGltlertd (s'Ise!scGHl trn "
senihart sty Gr0ps edgsru. lrelt;I an SR5aul' iam
Itp,lltbtu galaAs IN Ruu6tH dui8cItg n, trt Ievs
euf,rssn ~ laHcu. Etr Jsiler ba, t,sitts Ia errut
sisfen a0sp uas tann t,r etdtI gewta tnn 0itcui
eemaht pvttltR Ic I'M CatIt duinrNtGi wcrsu unt ts
sr,umrvs Der Nrfitttt mt Urluti'gntt gc,1urblst
Fpu,I n apf le,rt BaFgtfcp mt Btt 9eb; unttr ttH.
le!btn atttn sIperaW,eRiu rsfnau. en erdisl stn
Y,rrtu trg Satt lH'gt thai arr Wt.ah,rif ter aFsfu
Wltnlt ein wtIts urb II, sen ,an1tr aus cit 6,Ntr.
Hhru ythsr Rtlrrt rSrsnt.
t4u11 (PrGtnrr rNrHrHai
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
lEatipnal .zrnft sLGoeiation

unS ipirt TT Ger. ~. SbElti4eNE chr Gnm. ct1cr:
tglul ugey EW,tlt uI.vutaH1cn ulH NNprIpften dui
Nr,p AcrfcT sIucI -Wcnthlu aHatirB' NtltcS GlAen'
tlmi tctrclt io gic wtrh ism mlg ais Isr t@raHt III
i-hlIal NElrlN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18

r 81 ~ y prt, II. SGpiCmtr.
tNtp> >Yprfer S@Ugenecrps.) - Ltpe bee
niht bscnbers c,nlacenpeu gSettcrS nan ber
3WtiiC 3aB pc5 ShIsenfsRrs hes 9isp- -2pr>
fer S6ugeneOrpS SteulltdD 9ut bslubt. -
Der beutiae, leglr 4oB fes5eEes II ctBen!lib
Der Sauptitltas; has ehlebrnpire dmVOr.
intitaa iortqettgt, an RaGmttias fnoet bic
ftitrlide artnung bts S0ugcnltniss unb pte
9erttstluns psr YrrIie TAFT. slm abeqe lpa
em grpbarttsrr 9aa In Der 6ttbaae hatttin-
ben. . ...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
9IOrTbr TbrrNGcntrat
NnO prRnlDIUaniI'df GilrRbaBa


Die ,9g1ttsyu geuulgs. Uue rTtrnClrdriite gi'sT
bGbr" NJ tit turlctt riu,c mad rem Ut bti Uns U' So
uct.tten Saditi tie busc btFr.ttH GrretttN GhWa
q mn YtuSturB asEaJCW rUgtg ais he Su5s H5.M
ftner lntGru Gdbn.
Die AuyrGreerer NertcH nit hen SdueEBl3tr tr'pS,
bert uHb geuttBen duf Btaucmtttt une 5ltrrsct rer
llCitntGu utGrplgrt. Gtt lDdtBru3 lnt NH SIS.
TGncr plttth Mh uoNrtn: ccs 2EHtcrt dui las &U3t~
rCtmi1 erwurug, hes NltiE crltubtst.
lIe GUmpa0Hit hat rs lth ,ur te.rnttrin IGAdvt
eemdtt. BAR Gu,ydJc ual ltblCuirrRmti NIT dutcn'
Strrrr tas tcn Brtienscn 10 lal8e a2tttR her 9bd5.
8Cns Az Crlpdrtn.
Da5 Scpdt pcg ElTdaitrt Gc,,, TaTaRIr EIt O1 d
frcD wire nit ttgicItH 3U3cn nIh sem ScljmmlNcrt'
hetcrttr unb te @cCBuua ,er tAtdr trhdlrHel MdTil
Rlt;b uaN auunlt res iulrs pper aue lpA'rg ic naR
btm &C RcNuulhf lrtrt, dtFr.t'trt,
NclltnIr, HE raert Cnfn Nrme iur %eltpr,ee tebtr
fnt Crildi, iclre5 Ctcrt tcm &cHtuicug ptr IgAtut
eneu GAlerR yenmttH miraihetIer, pW' Nne ale Ne
amen Ter Ggmpa3uit fur icicgige AtbUte pulNUyr.-
lid,
Ole tdbryret Inn btaiRer ats tie rltHs sir,r 0uttm
SatR MnerpdlB her Ncr. SildlGH wt ee ipiltte tn,e
Rigt.
# 20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18

3,tr yiadridjt I!
Writ rem Tampier -7eutfdtane" empfnatu mit
id,tc tiirtiidle 8roetfebcH bpbmid,e sdicibirncn
lssrodneD. srpss idd,hfd,c Siuieli, ariic Ic lel:
,s Srbfcn, seipaltcne CrGisn, Sasc. 'Saisrsriig,,
1iirnbcr9cr Tuerin, italirriid)c WsuecarpuL 81.
bpricn c8ei3cuarics acracrtc III aaeu 9lummcra
Raruileii. aSdsJbciScr6ccrcii, Oipbn Sii.nnlcf.
yoliarier- IIIe Sdnit damcii Ghrcpidcc Znla
Sc ,r.. weiGs Irttel mir tum Joetfrperapie 10 ben
Naiaisn Warttprsiien smPletsn. l-- '.
... -.f.f....s4.-.. . EpSci y oait E7ecs,
SrS5titurt zen eiirrpaii&en prooEiitp
"t IflHf3I @r R7c 9Nsa-5saitin, rssr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
iii eygELE sOERESPONDaHT
Daily 3 Weekly Hswspspas,
PusLIHHAD ~
FREDBR1CE EAIHEB d
3. u. Cor OF Baltimore Il Gay Sta
BALTIhI0AE, mn.

Price l2I Cents per Week, 5000 per An
UNI payable in advance
Price of the Weekly, published every Fri
day, $3.50 per Annum; mailed to Europe
including postage, $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance,
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATEf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
SSprtbcile.

Gle @vr,Dde, e.is Sfitgi6eiidHsR 0Err teacpthn.
liIeH S.tIs tris ,,GiS NeGiDtatfN tif tlt GrfeH3:
RruW gti, lam he trtAtu, G,c oCiiraQt dne IL !ilH
aRc werrtn ~ rllra iu 9ea .ipitsNrMuutu tcilbh,
~ - icttm Dt1ra hltt l,girty balca huA sHer ga.
gil,t in yH.tWIM.G So gs"tG. g'i!n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
&gIGE5QpTgR.
- "
ISGS.
s9sgss;raaa s@s-5s--1sBszy u. s7aasNN
s,s7 ssa5l.lst: :s.s.: :s:sssss 1lOrtbrrn
GeNtral : GiIeR Sabn.
3deli6
izpnnta9S GuS9enpmmeE
pier 3nac
s,nrf, Nk;tl -I,,r,, .,,.S Stu, UlteSfruf

aldl FlttSDurG MD 0tlli 2SeltCH.
3ipCi EiiaG td1litb ScuudA5 duS8errGunc9 pa5
Buffalo uro Tidadrda 6dtlCu.
Hcr uue m@ 2cuntda ern l3. Sept.iSGS. Die 3N9e
sFrla1sR baltimore rlf fellti
$50 MurNcne &pit 1diucllju9 - gag Id
(@rmtaay duEgtnrmmen.l rdh ptisburg une trm
2etteu 9lMrd Bufalc un6 fen NaAlri-6Nleh u. |. H..
f2. Oh Rdd3mittdle Sd,ncllIuq - Ld8Ii@ .-9Hr' .
tags GEbturnmfu.l rlh gtt'sburA NH ecm 2etlten H.
rtrclit rur be 2piuiGm3rrrt,
T. Nbcue @rprcf. t5ONn!asI auS1rncmmsn)
ii fi0Ojiodbt.CsrprcR - Fjsl6, mad trm g9sAcn
nErplt nah Sunap, &rhter, ern RtnBhrI- 6aIlen uER
Gand6u.
Jtt 3nse nit her rg0s1,@larytntsr @iicnbatg" os
ben $50 NcraerS unc $50 uub 5.25 R0dmtttd15 nb.
lte 3ise natcdnoser une 6ttGp5hur0 aeper -
GRprgenF unb ~ Wittlls ali.
Ee 3rne nit her n6umterldne 9lAfNer Gutnt tu
sctcr $50 Rcracn5 ure l. llbr @tid9S ab..
Accommodations SlIgc.
SsdCII Sjurr - lin $50 RdtmliidR5 tieth : trt'
tdR5 dusgeucmnten. ,
pdrtton Accommodation - 5.2E Nd&mittaaS =.
SpuntdgS auSAeurmnlen
Sic 3iiNc fOunncn in Baltimore an:
Bonn Sociiti ulc !lpreeu i'm l.l5 Gter6cns 6. 80,
II llbr 20 unt 45 ltr EtfntS,
BARTON - $50 MIprlrnS. NOrf--1O llbr II Wiu.
Q1iacn ocS 5leiEcreu 9ictr had alien guattch lHtf.
mt !{crp nets man I'D Ut ser Siaelur, Gaptr Sta.
tIpu, an ". Y. gnum9,
Seneral paOnge.Ngsnt;
&. N. SHbarrp,
(22l-l ... gCnCrals sSuperinrnetRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
0olOcugel OOn 00ln.
GrnR Yasaue

thprticEura)
ais iic NcfpmmEn pcrItCBen bic
9ahpihtcr ZEN Icller mo lturSten iptretr
bnIuS. "a toutrten 2lfIcm unp Smtrpp,
Der orn Nfrpm bet lctrtm Grlheincn ipfrrt
1tpadt, In cintn WNbrcn Tnaucl eerfblun-
NclI, aul bem bpIpcrilcn @flItcr. Ntrrm
pcrlurblc pcG &r5pttdMl, Rh ccr SduIte
lclncs Gjc1ncrS III entleptgen, lnp CS mare tbm
oJrS dUdl ih!,CBItth 9elunGrn renn or mar
Gbcn iC trdittl ais 2cpInct uno 9Slrcn tdrN
er bct ljd,, cic rem NdmpiC lptcrt sum Nlb~
tbCll ptS OjC0pcrS Elm Gnhc Qcmdht edbtn
ipurccn - bate CT lie ilur erfnlfn tpnl'tll :
Gph rS bdlf i'm Nid,S; lctn StInplftn but
tc 0CldldGcn, I'M ndtbiicn Nu9enblld plrien
lib ctC bCtCCn anrern WGmer duf bic Gln'
Ienccn, trCnnten Iie unb ntCbt' lnn9c na6pCr
lal }tTrcm, trpB ietnrs brlnNrni iprrjpttteln-
pcn 28iptrhNnccS ilbCrndIttgt aul rem Sp|
cCn duSoClutCt, ppn SWrltt ccr MInner Ie>
hltCu, pIbrtNp ber Grtlte ibm pte Iodnoe
nit oCm Hicmcn Rtner !3plitldppCr unbIrm>
htrt0 luldmmenlhnurtc, dlI0 e1B Der 0e"
itnlrrc Urr Sttmtrl fnulble unp pbntt.
IcS @rIhait dtDcibdn, wurpe tr 1uT bic
8rmc 0cbr0Ht uno was bic Drct an Strldcn
mo Rttmtnpert betlfb tfu0en, oI3u beriprn"
bet, ton feIer unp Ieter Su bm9en. Dam
cCnlmnnrirtc StrltOpp IN dS1nt! !" unp tcn
Itud Is nit rem urmen pCrlCrenen Afrpm IN
Cic !tltIt rtr Gialt btnCtn, her SrbpIprIs,
pam rer Jrdntgnle ~, dlrrc i'm tplntlbea
Spi unp IN rtr 9idbc ptS pftntlttrn Antd-
0rrs irRe Wcf1uontbrGume clnGerthttt nor
ptu plren, ptc uunmcGr etnrn ueutn une &C.
fibutNeN, bod epIcntiltb unlhIplth Sc
mlCtscn Nait beGnbCrNcn iollttn.
Simmer nWrtrgClhllBtner ipurrt etr tpn't
10 frcdc AWpm aUf rierrt Q0cJe. gDauIm
Bate CT rer S,rUhung, 3u rauben unb ~
Itchicit nidt refer wtcerNt1necn3 G1s trlGbn-
tr Girlp mare am Gnre rpW nod in lrnr
S,dnpc 9rfdltn, benn lem Shdrfim bate
mptl NOD etu Wlitttl fnNrn tpnnen, es ieinem
5ptrb9elrlen, 6jtCr9bcr1, nbSipreiitn. Dct)
Is mIr III pGt! Gr mar crr9en, dur trtrbtr
lDltrrMEpt ircrbtn, ieiu Shtf1l muetc I'D,
lr,i.Cn unp cOt lhretllhe Gjtiiht, t1S CT IN
rrul &.Ntr getdbt, tydt ptrerr greil nor irin
mncrts Nulc. gr Ipmte eS ntbt perlbcu-
dcn unp mas er 0U@ tb1t, pe or 0uh ltbbn'
tc uno itb ME i'm 6iCbcriroh lhhttettc -
- tmmCr mubtt cr Vic lbduen - bic furAt.
bare rOlbe Ma'dme! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18

1s- 5f orsbte 4lsipa5I ven aebra,if,teu piG,,:
Madnen, wede je in titier 5taei ai,aesritn rpIpCn
III bel Wecsss,nep, Hr. 81. germanhr., ~ fnSsn,
t1S8 }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
!Sdiniltrn Wdfcr S 2gbrc,
ut6-) Wr 100 gOI unt 2OS, IGri SG mrrrN
!. s. s.:ssts 3 yicuc 9Gageniabrit :

Ty lInfcrItihrs't tastn tire pdasrfGtrf IN Rr. -
Rurtf,. 2trnsc Hhsi ter rSFinarrtr. ctItt,r', ua.
,rtutrn t1s teuiIde gutItfun H!ttieHttlt rh rpu
ttT fetklialti tut rdaaNafig'tt! lmirrer Srtci u
nbtrtrultr lpir tGtta Ciue ercgt auticlN tar nae.
b,ruI,p lttbieitH uup tGicrbaitrasn AaRilicrpdesr
gr1attg Iaases Scdduagt tue auetrtr serttu tciiLs
la gcrfdbiR Ttr tint siHRtftbtet irsent ctntU lrd
nsn tt Hur sttdHa. prrtep tam Guf Peltnuus IN ter
iur,entr 3tt ~ taueH. aae NtpGrn;uren rtretn auTs
btaisne lu,e ruuIutbar ttiprpt,
o7rai, sscibc s. t'sorusyrt
CSGri27 Tr. ~. Tcrtt-, nake 2trtNftrstNr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
Baltimore, Wo., 95rcito0, Ocu 49, ScptcmOcr 1868.

Nnspnuocrcr uuo Jicifcnhr uaGt
oem 24Stftcn nno NfvrS!pcEtcn prr
SrrciHigtcn Staatcll UDH 9iDrO~ 2imerifl
ipnrru 3cit mo CSclb, tpcnu fie eIc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
at0eatcn

SCREEN ii t'eIH Gp,nta TINS ncfr 5taet rcranst unb
arsltiihoHtn esiiGfs!lHfea gcs1sa lng irlbs gstn.
areu nit SePsr8sn qmpitt!ERasa ipam an ete G5ens-
a.s4dsa.ag Ter aA9sntieA, l.... .... .....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18
Gbilion's Drppcl- Cfcu Hoh
bccfpes.

En- Cpt0n 0u enc 6h,t Gc,vcid,r HdhmdidbnS
ra5m ssts go :. i. @icNGtu,o y SO. m %r. II
-E1rgAr GSG-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-18

gbilarClpDta.- (Uer moro IN her
10. gShrb,) Der Adtb. gBm. q. Wdnn bat
rint 9clpbnm6 pcn $500 fur bic GrArst-
ftlnl pes Nprprrs NusgslteI. Or ptrc pelt
Sunlme aus eintm NrtYdtpermp9Cn iablen.
Gs iinb olle rgt $500 fur bic gerHaItlm8
hrS SRhrSerS oekNtCn,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05

We make the following extract
from . recent speech delivered by
Csl james O'Biren, . gallant and
Distinguished Irish officer during the
war, and at present the Chairman Of
ths Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
Club, Of Washington, and respectful
u commend it to the careful atten.
tion ofall intelligent Irishmen:
!, 'In common with many Democrats
throughout tho country which, have
met and spoken with-and they are
purs, ansallied and high-mined men
II deem the election of Grant the
besf thing for the country 1t this
timA, altk0ugh there are many mon
tacked On 70 his skirts whom / do not
liks, and believe he does not. Yes,
IL h1 be slscted, I do not fear that be
win be swaysd improperly by men
- influences. am no eleventh hour
convsrtr do not seek the favor Of
aay iscoaing administration, nor for
mscceuary purpose. Neither am q
time-ssrver or bolter. While, there
fore, ! do not seek any end in this,
my oourse, and impelled as here
solennly aver, BY my own convic-
fions Of duty in common with many
Conservative and older Democrats,
I shall feel called upon in duty TO
throw the weight Of whatever little
in1usnoe I posssss into the scale in
oeAalf Of the election Of Ulysses s:
Grant and Schuyler Colfax."
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05

- Harms MONTHLY for Ma
vsmberis at hand. The opening ar.
tiols isa we'll written, Instructive and
profassly illustrated treatise Of Fisb
Culture in AmerioA with specis
rsssrenos to tho propagation Of trout
salmon and shad. Explorations in
Lower California is one Of Minister
Bsowne's good-humored sketches,
selivsasd with his inimitable draw
inss; 1.-THE Handal Festival Of 1862
dsscribss. that memorable musical
svsnt q clever style, and gives un-
Kind oats Of Reeves, Stanly, Titians.
Nilssoa. and three other soloists Of
ncis4ing - Tie festival. Mr.. dc For.
rest contributes one Of his Freedmen
skstches; Miss Muloch's story, "A
Woman's Kingdom" continues with
much inteaest; Miss Kate Field tells
"a Moving Tale" and . dozen other
papers, good and different, make up
she number, which closes the 37th
volume Of the magazine; IN event
wAich tho editor Of the Drawer cele.
bratss By presenting his readers.with
. portrait Of himself, side BY side
with the artist, Mr.. Thomas Mast,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05
The Campaign.

The CINCINNATI Commercial says
the majorities for mombers Of Con-
gress in Ohio are as follows: First
District, Strader, Democrat, 211;
Second District, Stevenson, Republi-
can, 497; Third District, Schneck,
Republican, ATS; Fourth District,
Lawrence, Republican, 629; Fifth
District, Mungen, Democrat, 4,846;
Sixth District, Smith, Republican,
343; Seventh District, Winans, Re-
publican, 155; Eighth District, Beat
ty, Republican, 943; Ninth District
Dickinson. Democrat, 1896, Tenth
District Hoag, Democrat, 912; Elev-
enth District-Wilson, Republic an,
2, 126; Twelfth District Van Trump
Democrat, -; Thirteenth District
Morgan, Democrat, 1,634; Four-
teenrh District w elker, Republican
1862; Fifteenth District-Moore, Re-
publican, 956; Sixteenth District
Bingham, Republican 4l6; Sven
seenth District-Ambler, Republican,
1896; Eighteenth District-Upson,
Republican, 6,379; Nineteenth Dis
trict, Garfield, Republican, l0,42S.
The DAILY Pddxcah KeHtuckian, .
Seymour AM, Blair organ, is dead.
The Missouri Democrat vouches for
the following report Of conversation
between . Democratic candidate and
Q voter iu Missouri:
Candidate: aHave my speeches
been sent to tae people in your Soc
stionf"
Democrat from the Southeast: "Why
you sec they don't do any good
The d-d Radicals down there have
| got to be 40 mean that they Uont
read them to vs. any naorel"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05
For good Stoves, 60 to T. B. Wal
lace & 70.

The WASHINGTON BRANcH.-The
engineer IN charge of the party run.
ming the line from Washington 70
this city-Mr. H. A. Parker-in.
forms US that he has managed to find
q much more practical route down
Sugar Creek, to this city, than he OF
the G. r. 1. 81 p. r. r. Co. had ex-
Fected, and that the entire route will
receive favorable report in facts
and figures, from him to the Chief
Engineer, Mr.. johnson, at Chicago
No: much assistance can be given
to this highly important project to
our welfare, while we are pressed to
the last dollar that can be got out Of
liberal men, to complete the st. L. 4
G. R. R. to this point, BY the first Of
January next.
After the completion of that work
we doubt not our people will come to
the assistance of the Washington
Branch of the G. r. I. DIP. R. R. Co.
with their accustomed hberality. It
must and will he built to Ottumws
at an early day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05

A Coon APPoINTNENT.-Coi. Geo.
B. CorkhilI of Mt. Pleasant, son-in-
law Of Judge Sam'I F. Miller, OF the
Supreme Court, has been appointed
Clerk of the U. S. Circuit Court for
this Circuit, Vice Judge VIM. G.
Woodwa ard resigned.
Col. Corkhill has been doing gal
liant service on the stump in High
Henry, is q lawyer of fine acquire
ments, and very worthy gentleman,
in every respect, well worthy Of the
appointment.
We don't know anything Of the
emoluments of The ''rosish," but i
il is . good thing, we congratulate
him on his success, and in any
event the Des Moiners will be thu
gamers OF an excellent cieizen BY hi
proposed acceptance Of the office
and removal there.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05

A gentleman of New Haven ordered
q wedding suit-among which was q
white satin vest. On the bridal even
ing, as the clergyman was leaving
the door, the gentleman took from Q
pocket of his vest, and slipped grace
fully into the parsons hand, what he
supposed was q $40 that he had put
there for the purpose. The honey
moon had long passed, when the
bridegroom had occasion to don again,
for party, his bridal vest-and put
ting his fingers into pocket, pulled
out, to his great horror, the identical
bank note which he supposed had
glsddened the heart of the worthy
curate. Great was the CONSERVATION
of the parties! "What could he have
given the parson on that occasion?''
He ascertained, the next day, that
he had given him strip Of satin two
or three inches long. which the tail
or had left in the pocket Of the vest.
Explanations and q hearty laugh fol-
flowed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-11-05
~ Clarke & Tuttie, are agent
for sale of the Stewart Stove.


ST. Louis, Ocr. 28.-A special from
Little Rock, Arkans, to the Demo-
crat says the body of Hon. James
Kinds, who was assassinated on the
ed, arrived there yesterday, and
was escorted to the State House
where it lay in state for several hours
and was visited BY large number
of people. At 3 p. m. the remains
were taken to the depot TO DO for
warded 10 Salem, n Y. The fhner-
d procession was very long, consist
ing of Military, State, Federal, Coun-
ty, and City Officers, Fire Companies,
Colored Schools, snd citizens gener-
ally. AL business houses were clos
ed. Messrs. Kinds and Brooke were
shot by Geo. A. Clark. Secretary Of
the Democratic Committee of Munroe
county, who was drunk at the time.
This is corroborated by . dispatch
from Memphis, which further states
that Clark, armed with y double
ba, relied shot gun, Joined Brooks and
Kinds short distance from Virginia
Bay and announced his purpose to
kill them both, and Immediately fired
and wounded Brooks. Hinds then
attempted to escape, and was shot
in the back. Clark was subsequently
arrested and lodged in jail. He 10
said to have borne the reputation Of
. peaceable citizen, but at tho time OF
the shooting was in condition bor-
dering on delirium tremens.
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Chicago Post Squibs.

Napoleon sacrificed his love TO his
throne. Isabella sacrificed her throne
10 her love. What says the ,Sorosis
to this?
What is the difference between
Seymour and Rlair2 One is known
BY his "horny hand" and the Other
by his handy horn.
!fSeymour is not crazy, we can
tell his managers what would make
his crazy. Let him be forced, for
once in his life, to tell the truth.
Tbs World Gays Blair is q hard
man tor Seymour to carry. He is q
hard man for anybody to carry; iut
the thing has to be done TOR him as
regularly ~ bed time comes.
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Washington, Got. ~.

B Washington, Got. 27.
The Intslligencer this morning in
. double loaded editorial again de-
mands change ofcandidate. II says:
"Iftho contest 10 TO be continued
sorns concluaive action which will be
recognised BY the Democratic and
Conservative voters throughout the
couatry should be at once forthcom-
ing, In such form as will give it full
authority. The change, If made,
must be thorough, and the demand
for that change is 80 general as to re-
quire the immediate attention of
thoes Who have authority to speak
20 the Democratic and Conservative
votses Of the country. One week
yet remains for action. Something
decisive should be done and at once,
not in the form of individual opinion,
but in order to give force to what.
ever may be determined upon. The
National Democratic Committee
should be convened and their voices
heard. In this crisis it is folly to
deny tho fact that . very general de-
sire cxists for the proposed change,
but whatever is to be done should be
dose Immediately"
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~ Dodge's pat. Stoves, at Clark
& Tuttle.

s CoMNENDABLs.-Owing TO tho high
wind that prevailed last night, the
Fire company, with their plucky lit.
tie engine, were kept At work oil
night, III subduing the smsuldering
embers of the great FIRE.
Too much praise cannot be given
to the company, for their faithful
and gallant services.
The engine is at this writing still
throwing water on TO the burning
debris, and many Of the men of the
company, have been working contin-
uously at the engine, and hose, since
thu fire broke out.
We believe the veriest croaker
against the necessity and utility Of
the engine at the start, will agree
now, that it 10 . decided success, and
that We owe it, the saving of hundreds
of thousands OF dollars worth Of val
liable property.
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Run AwAY.-Yesterday morning

Run AWAY Yesterday morning
during the firo,a team hauling goods,
ran away, on Court street, and charg-
cd furiously down among the crowd
and piles Of goods, scattering them
like chad. The young man wh, was
driving Mr.. Cole,-was thro wn
from the wagon and hurt. We lave
not heard from him, this evening.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-The pub
lie would do we'll to remember that
Trask l. Bro Main st., have opened
out superb and most varied assort-
ment of the finest kinds Of Jewelry
and Silverware.
Particular attention given to re-
pairing Watches Clocks and jewel
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as - Tn ATLANTIC AIN ArAc
For 1859 10 she second issue Of that
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sE matter which fills It's well printed
spAges.s The editor, Donald g. Mitch.
~ has charming papers on each Of
she iour 6oasons, and entitled aF,re-
dde." Roadside" "Brookside." !, and
Side BY Side" They combine fact
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ness and are, in spite Of Dr.. Holiness
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- Human Body and it's Manage,
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