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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Sic SnIurreftipn auf Guhn.

Den lesten SeItbten aus Sapanta su>
fpl9e finp Sberft I9usrp 9etancpurt unp
3p6lf anpere btrprrragenSe Sniurrettipndre
an Mtpntase ais Befan9ene su RuepitIs an
aelan9t. &m Oientage traf ebenpprt Elm
SO .lppi ipantiher SffStere unp SplpGten,
teeils %perrpunpet, tbeils an~pertpeitig frart,
sur dr5tliAen 8ebanblung Elm.
Die Spurnale bepbad}ten itber bic gpr-
fdle in Den iniur9trten D!triften ablplutes
Stiaihpetgen. Gin pm gapir eingctrefener
Oampfer trahte 800 Mann ,ur gertdrfuna
Der Ge9ierunBstrupptn. Ter ipaniihe DAM
pier bon 8era Grus lief nit sebrchener
Saraube tn Susanna etn; pasestn blieb Der
BON ebrneaber fdatse fransDlilbe 0ampfer
be:etts funf Gage iiber bic Belt aus,
Us trdfet IN Sapartrla tertpdbrenb &C.
rihte uber 3~uidntmenifbbe 5pii6en ben
&ruppen uno ben Suiurreftipndrei elm. Gis
mes terielSen melpete, blb Sberft Beneadifi
bel Sdlquin p9eiflaBrn pproen iei;" pds
rDtartp" eenenttrte ierc6 ipfprt rtele Nn,
a0be urc %bebauptet, paB Die purb bic neu>
petarqutrten Splpaten Seritarften Sruppen
BITE Snlurasntsn sdn3lia aufserteten bdt>
ten.
Die 9eritte, bab bic gerptncr mebrerer
an per 6apannaer Q8ei> Gtienbatn seleaener
StGpte iiA ben 8epplutipndren angei4ipfeE
baden, unp pab nebrere Snfureentenbanpen
gebtlDet irprben iinp, beltdttsen fid ni6t.
Oas Spurnal DSais," Srsan Der cntani.
fhen partei, Bat pOrgetern fem Grldeinen
Bis auf WettereS etEgefeat. SIN einem &r>
ttfel an bic 2eler betbt es: nuns it es ni6t
erlaubt, bic iptdtt9iten Sraeen unieres San,
pes nit binreibencer Sreibeit> su bebanpelp,
unp bic 3eit, NAM, mir bies iperben tbur
fbnnen, fhetnt leioer nod nett entfernt si
lein. SBir paren sr5fpansen, III Ansrifs>
fdlen Der gertbeipisuns entfpebsr gar3 gu
e%ntfa9en, cer&ntpcrten 3u seber,, bic pon Der
Genfur S%eritlmmelt pprpen iine. Der Grnipr
mar ffets unirren Srtn3iptsa feinslih, OBJ
gfet6 b%tefelben grin5ipien beutisen 3ases
auf Der ean5en fpantften 5albiniel @eltuns
BADEN. Die Sober 1T nuslos In unieren
!Sdnpen. unb es warbe iih unter ten seeen-
pdrtigen llmfGnpen nidt nit unferer Rirce
pertrasrlt, ldnsfr auf rem 8fpafteufs> ppitsn
gu Yerblriber. 4ir Sirbrn ca Dor, lieber bas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
g(bjhieS Scr Onrr.

@eitern Nabm,ttas sab bic Sruppe, nit
1usseteidnetcr SeieBuns &pliini's berrlihe
Sper Der Sarb!er bon Sestaa", @benbs
Slptpfp'S INNER : l6bne yMartba." getse
Sprfelul,een parcn gut belu6t mnb erGieg,
ten Sftlrns hnierer saplretGsn MuiifYer.brer
lebabrenbe anerfeunune. rauf baletscs
Wiesercben !" lautete Der gBMnlb Sieler, bic
IN ben leBten erri Gaaen bic Sper-einen lei
eer bier 3l %ieltelen Wrnue-beiuGtsn. 3te
Oper 9ebt BON bier mad, gpiton.
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Spmpaenpns Befuh.

Wis 9teiitatsr an rem auiiipns. unb Gemmii1pns.
@e'tdft frire st aaier gei6aftsmani nit fihtm Rapi.
tale eei hret' bis thnftaaisnp Draars eeludt; apesre
brdnhen f6 niht ~ %n,eistn. Der setrsNrnee mus am
1. Sanlar 1859 ais Ifptis ~sintrttet feeunen. Nian
irenee fib iIriftlih cher mlhblih AM ID. EiepofrioP K
Sontp. tn sfr. 1866, sDef.eaItinprefr. Baltimore, Nk.
fQnG-sN|
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Wermauia-Q ebcns.T eriiderulto.

Srn. Carl Sbrenfd)an. asentsn Der nDtutfttn &c,
ID sran9 sen Ben. Dsrf", pia Id hermit sfent'
sr mir bic non nretnem ssrhorben Nanne stri6erte
Suntnts ausst,atlt bot, inS enpfette Sebfrmann, lh
BET her "@erniania . eeberspsrfi6rrungs gffelffaft"
s%erftbtrn 3u laIen. 6rictericfe spbIfr,
Cos -lo) Rr. Is3, Sus.Srnefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

tiejtte G6wet9en 3a teCba6ten, ais dniere
Erltcnj in Der Md6tlUieteit, 3u wslher
mir prrurtbetlt purrcn, np6 frrner frtlteR 5a
ipplen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Rnnnnt. a}nltilnnrc.
G~iuncbmeres x iircGM. 20. Gibr. 1868.
Dds 3cnamt wirb am Brcitdg, 25. Gjbt., ais am
G~Rriftaae. 9siSlrNfn ittn.
tso3-1J Isr,pin q. s%scbitcr, Ginnebni,r.
ScfGnminataug fit @i8uer DOR Sc
gradniBplGBrH auf bcln NBatcOat'
GirdIbpfe.

s. writ hermit bfIanut otntddt. ba6 etr 9efret til,
ten Sertauf teloat II &trGtpicS poi BEN Greis1eri6R
FIR gdltimrrc epurtp erGhcu pprpen, lnb tIf rtc nuf
bcieBtem 6tghbcir DesrriGtct ron tent Serpaltrr rad
hem u. Bctlu1r 1869 trrt6eiddtft irtrten. Nue, ipClhe
bic oNf ibrcn ptigen @~tcrfiAten auflunebmet trdbid,
tiast, perten rrllbt, tiseS rpr her pbcu bcmcrltrn Belt
At than. GanuIct Guuuccn, Werwalter,
1904 G.S joe Nir. 81. Iprit. knnRtf |
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nfnrr Dauperfin

2is,untrr;eibnsttn teabiItigen, einen neuen Qerfir
nnter Fem gan,fi "Seietr'x ae. Saurerein" su til6cn,
rp;i man DifjeniaeR. bic bsnitreten ,piniden. eriudt
@fpnfae. rs. DIR. bel Srn. Setafian Selbprier an
Belcir arenur aeidaisft spr,uipre6sn. y
Sob. Sred)sler. rrer. graf.
Deb. Seieprief. SbaSnt.
l306-1D Sob. &brbaret, a. Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
8eibnadts> Wcideufe nod yeutiddaub.

sur S~eierauns Won Ms6iel. nns gpaamts-ausiab.
iaaaet nab europa, ipelde nrd ,Mr aHetbnabts,eti
efansen %etntreffet Iclen, 1T unseldumte auisate npib-
ipeabis. II. Noins.
l2t3-) Ode her Baltimore. II. gapfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24

30 ssarruns Sn uHfsrsm faets ,pedfsInccn
Rl'Hta ilns 5ahen, erfdItuna unb aranrbeiien pes sal.
les uHS Der sruf istr bauEs bic sraufame aus,ebruns
0rssrt tbre OFFER. Dieis &rantbsiten IBnnes, renn bel
3siten tea6iet, aufastaltsn unit sebeilt tuerss en-. las
9siluiittl IL Or. gSiiiar's gaIfam bon eBils .airISer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Siirocrmciitcr. Q(utt, 9lntbh0n8,

Baltimore, %. NSGr. 1865.
Die hietiltcn pdrcair nEretn am Is. :, 81, (Gtrif.
taR) tat F%erttmmltbsm getraube 8cftlaNen ieiH.
(3J6-7) Rphcrt Z. Bdnfs, Mu9pr.
Nationd( Sarmcr8' & YlanterS's Bant.
8tsie Sant Wlrh an G%brihtaae, %. :, 81, eeitlrlru
lrin, mnb an sttiem SGse iiat8e 29e&iel rrilen AM "a.
ke. teiNblt pGrseR.
iG06-D Wfid1are guriicfiuS, 0dIlrfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
l)rofeGor II. ;. Stfffshamn

49, wiro fem fdSnesStsrama AM Gbrifotsns II, hsr
Seuild,eH Hpansciiidben Sird,e, Ode rom
SduIe febea laien. S'"'HBs'
Stnete 20 Gis.. 8inSer I5 Cts. qbeubs an her sttr
epu'0nhaHs ua lPri Guians UNI ubr.
(3le-fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
al- IIIen'a gnnaen.8aIidm :!

Zoe brfic meittsI ,ur Peiluis ter SdtUiHcind,i
mie aller araufbciten ecr srnacn. GS teEirtb
tae i'd her S&ietm rnt %icufiser ausrnrf lTi't, pDas
bic iartsn Srsaa' Gle suuasa) sn rejrr unS Ubne cine
gtrapyfung bts gsttss 81 psrurid&rH. sbcuto ldrtt sr
eaS S9Hent, tntiernt Ra6tihpsiFs unb umrdnheIt ATE
bic frauFen ausi6eisupaen in stnen 8elmeen Sananb'
IS sutGdlt tttn Opium in ir8enb elmer 8crrn NH III
spGfpmnsn uui6dsii& frlba fir eas %iarieie Sinh. IS
lit nteral RrrFe Gadtro8e earno& uns itsAt Scsen 5'
frtstCn.
Dds Rsfultat feiuts @rbrau6s ii @treis ttiret YER
yueti6feit, ieine duFerprssnt!i&si, beisntsn G~i8snltai'
ten msrStu rem alst, bic i'm brau&su, emr'Hrlen.
8sueuiFs iber ftGbsn rirr man 1T ttntn pamrblrt fin
ben, wslbts man Spu alien Ssrntru, BE hsn Balkan
sertaufer, ~belprnicn lam.
@rrrD Davis & Con, @rppihenct, R.s3., De-
nerat.g96Slfals .asenisn fir bic elEben Gidateu.
Sit s~rrtaufru bti alien DrsputfeH.
[SsI.5,1F2t .ta.S .u,r)
&c 8fr gIntcn $pbLfeib lieeet Gin Brief Ia Der
err. B. Bllttes.
81 BUR Grn, S0Bdnn Sietrib 3fdpe ltsBi Gin gFlfi
In her Grp. ;. NJ.
Hs- Sir Srn, Sritcr, Sottdber ftest Elm @rirf III Ter
Srp. 3. al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Sireau her StrGecn=D nrdbrmd,s.
ScmmtiIare,

VpINTItHUICT 7
Baltimore, ten 2. Geibr. 1858.
Die 9pnlnthdre fir ZEN Durhtruh ron Strcfer ma.
der btermit IN @enidstrtt hes 9. abfdnittes ether 9ers
prenuas lWr auslbuns eepiisr her 9eneinee In Be;te,
huns dlf bic Straeen In her Stabt Baltimore ,uhebenter
pefianihe, rtl6e am 3. &pTtl 1866 g~cuebnftgt rrrern,
t%slannt, has ne @pntag. IA. Sang 1869, 9rrmiita9s
10 llbr, i'm Blteat her &pmminire i'm Mdtbbaule LID
berfainnteln H%rsrteu, nm an 9psitltne g~enanntfr gtiua.
nifs ~ 8ehen unb bic ituen itertraesnen unt ppu itntn
erbttlbien gHiaten IN, eeirtf hes Soneemnirciis i,Ib
Scffliens Der GaitpunfraHe. BON 9sindbf fcr.
bis poifnldii,frasc tin letfreiHfinniuna nit elmer
ant 20. Nfai 1865 ssnehmistsn Uerprtnung les DlaYers
uni Stastrattes sen galiimpre ~ ssrtidten.
Spbu 8. sSasuer,
Spbn Z. GurSita,
Sanies ". Suiep,
go. &pmmiddrf.
t2ss.9i 5000 marriptt 3psfpcn, Glert.
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4Ba1@ Seute crit franfer, am ffe

$s"'e WIZ rCHHfetI Inn We
PAM 9fiunb 51 MAIDEN, III fatlhe 2osif. =
Weet lie aut uno prpbtrt Nplcptt'S .Nain
gatntA IN gr- 10, Gbatnrt. Square, N.>g.
aan pertduten es ale Srpgutfen. ". IS.
~ a9perta, SIR. I1419, 8eft>9alti-
l%1pretr., W1ent tn Baltimore. 'f906l
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QuutWQdjlt

Gin nsuer Snussrein lat lei Srt. miGGsl Sddtcr,
Gaual,, nate galeriir., b%tBpnner. Der Nnttei( III SIPS
bel % cts. Sinla8e per g9p6s. ~sistbaber su ctnent
autCn Sauptrtiue limb otbttsr, n6tlten Gpnnerjtdl
absas pprsuiprtaea. SIM guftrns;
CSo2,6) @ Nb. Ortiz, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
9iiraermeiitcr.N Pint, MQtllang.

Baltimore, %. 0Itr. 1865,
Die Wartte, mcttc ~erpcbnltb en- ifrcitug acbatlG6
rerhsn, fnO nddrfeu 6reltGg C&brifttaal ~aeiblriier tUt
revrtn fur bic S%equtmIibtGtt res IubltfWmS AM Drn,
Rtr'a9, "a. h., GffeA lctr.
(3O6) Rpbcrt E, GdufS, WnNpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Cso5,7,1o)
a Soeben erbalten:

Cine sentuns RteIh., MaIaaa- ,nt aPustot.
g0eine eusaeseiGneter AualitHt, HE ~teipnters ,uf, kei'pt
trpcrfcbeneen Seize unperneteliten 8urf.s sprtreal;h
niunben peresa, wesbalt a0s 8ersbrsr ven 9rrten mn
sutem u eia midi p%sriduinen irlten, spriuiprrfeu BEL
u. Martiui,
(3o5-) ehsrii'Gde i@ @pusb. uab baaas1r
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SteuersD epartentent,
StdDt NcnSGntnr,

WnIFimprt, ben y. Njbr. 1868.
Steuersabler rcihen hermit bsnadriRttat, fas mad
hem 81. Sssember nabht,n has DisIpntp bi Stabt.
Srlne uer'giebnunsen fir has l~aufsnhe Sabr auihTrt
une isltigs mad ptigen Datum ben Steusrsteuern
tSatltHs) h~teraebeR werhen, I'm res it1eu, Tcnu MIDI
innertalt 80 3asen teSablt. erri6tit6 s'neesOeen ~
icsrecn. "
3uiA!a8e rpn fed)S %rp,cnt Ainien.
JanieS 81. Sdrtct-
lSOh-l --- - kt.ga,th anL l
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WeMc Mnnren-

Vale, tea. 5drinae, 6arSeasn, andspis n. & Ssr SrnS'
s%srTslats NIB Sainfen. s8url. s.. gtsf uns srnasn''
SEran; atnlsn: 3wslfhlsn, eGiuftn, Gatatptas spsin,'
t3o5-) III, ta.. ~ 'SItr. sa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
8ctaMntugGGnngcN.
gl0orn1, bent;d,cs 3aiIeubans.

aGe 8ttisntetn, bic Grn,srts nnb San 3idsts Az
Vesrt6nsn ba6en, Inb ~syiHeetS sriuht, am 1%ofHtd8,
ten II. 3.tr., @Or8sns 10 utr, int s0atien9auie su er-
(a0o-O O.. 6. eintrr, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-24
Enr,rrsi.N anren.

Rriinrn, Derfe, Wiirnberatr ~siIrcir. 81 Giinric',
&oFntbtnl WanteIn, SstBen, Bwetifen, SAINT, Metr,
6itialreis Saamen, Sbpepl1tt, Nrrpp 8ppt, SdlatsOc!,
&rblen, 1tnlea, SnaP unt Safer8riee, relhe Tritict wir
i'm 0rsgca irmit int 8tcHen At fcn ~btpisitsn S-etea
ablafsn. 4. y ReiG II. IjruSfr
t2T9-) Wprppaede rCn Sanrpcr II. Gdnitenhr
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-30
a RICH AFFAIR.

The Chattanooga Republican, a RsdicA
journal, tells the following:
The people Of Chattanooga all know DR.
Clom Venerablea, the botanist Some
time ago Glen got into trouble for appro,
priating 10 his own use kettle, the prop.
sTty Of A. A. Pearson, EsQ., alias Turbin
the Turk Turbin prosecuted Glen, who
was consigned to the city brick pile for
safe keeping Daring the week be attract
ed the attention Of the Law OourL aud bad
q hearing. The court didn't believe the
innocent pleadings Of Glen, and directed
that he take mp his residence ut tbs capital
Of our great State for period Of Eve years
Glenn, however, is indomitable, and sue
oseded IN getting new trial; at the
same time declaring that he vas going
10 quit the Republican party and join the
Democrats. Here was an opportunity for
the Democrats 70 gain vote, and q good
prospect for the Republicans 10 loose one,
and iust such display Of msgnsnimity by
generous hearted politicians il has never
been our province 10 record,
Burch Cook, on behalf Of the Demo
cratic party, magnanimously stepped for
ward and signed Clem's bail bond, thinking
it impoliHc for one Of the party to 90 to
Jail. Turbin, on the other hand, without
a knowledge that Glen had already been
bailod, when told, that in consequence Of
appropriating his (Turbin's) kettle, that
Glen was going 10 depart from the paths
Of rtctilude and Republicanism, sought a
private interview, and told him that he
ought not TO 90 OF 10 the Democratic party
because he had been little unfortunate /;
that new irial had been granted him, and
that he would sign his basil bond, and keep
him out Of jail Glen agreed, aud Turbin
signed the bond
The question Ia, who is onlitsi 10 Glenn
vote in the next election.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-30
DEATH OF A DIsTINGUIsHED rs
RAFITTE

From the New York Herald. June ..
We regret TO announce the death Of this
distinguished Jewish divine, which took
place at his residence In this city yester-
day morning. He died quite suddenly,
from ft Of spoplexy. Dr.. Rsphall was a
native Of Stock holm, Sweden, where he was
born some time during the month Of Sep
tember, 1898, and had consequently nearly
attained his seventeen year He received
so excellent education at the Jewish Col
lege at Copenhagen, aud for some four
years studied at the University Of Giessen.
He became prominently known ia Eng
land, 10 which country be had removed, az
the editor Of the greatest Jewish periodical
ever published in Great Britain 1884,
The HebretD RcUieD, or M0gdziHe Of Rdbbini-
cal Literature. Subsequently he trans
lated and wrote several books Tela-
ting 10 the Jews, all Of which stamped
him as man Of great ability,
During the agitation caused by the
persecution Of the Jews at Damascus
il 1910, the deceased acted as secretary TO
DIR. s. Herschel, the Chief Rabbi Of EGG
land, and drew up an expurgstoTy deela-
ration on the subject in several Ian
guagss. In ls4l be accepted the position
Of Rabbi preacher 10 the synagogue Of Bir-
mingham, and in this capacity acted for
eight years, distinguishing himself by
causing the founding Of the krst He
brew national school by the provincial
Jews Of England. In lS49 Mr.. Ra-
phAll decided upon making the United
States his home, and on his departure
from Birmingham, the Mayor and most
prominent Inhabitants Of that city united
10 an address thanking him for his ef-
forts ia behalf Of public education. On
arriving ia New York he was rendered
the Office Of Rabbi preacher Of the
Congregation Bnai Jeshurun, which he
accepted aud held until few monlhs
ago, when i'll health compelled him TO re-
tire from active duty. As citizen Of the
United Slases he won a most enviable re
puiation among the people Of all classes
and religions, and was particularly popu-
lar With his oo-religionists for his earnest
endeavors in their behalf He also wrote
and published several works, among which
were his Devotional Exercises for the
Daughters Of Israeli (lS52), Post Bibli-
cal History Of the Jews" 1850, THE
Path to Immortality" 1859, aud The
Bible View Of Slavery" (ls6l). His
writings were quite polished and vigorous,
and exhibited much thought and ability.
II we are not mistaken the deceased was
the active cause Of the founding Of a Jew
ish college 10 Philladelphia--lhe first in
the United States DIR. Raphall is repre-
scented rs having been a most amiable gen
llemAn, of irreproachable private char
acteT. The announcement of his death
will be received with profound regret by
all the Jews and his very many Christian
friends throughout the country.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-30
MARK TWAIN on FEmALE sUF.
FRAGE

mark Twain" writes 70 his cousin
Jennie" on the subject Of Female SAT-
frage," A. follows: 81.
There Is one insnperable obstacle ia the
way Of female Suffrage, Jennie. / approach
the subject with fear and trembling, but il
snnsi ont, A woman would never vote be
eanse she would have 10 tell her age at
the polls. Aud even II she did dare 10
vote once or twice when die was just q
age, you know what dire results would
AoW from putting this aad thai together"
in aier times. For instance, 10 an un-
guarded moment, Miss A. sage she voted
Tor Mr.. Smith. Her auditor, who knows
That il is seven years since Smith ran tor
any ding, easily ciphers out that she Ia at
leesi seven years over age, instead OF the
Young pulIet she has been making herself
eat 10 be. No, Jennie, this new fashion of
registering the names, age, residence and
occupation Of every voter, is a fatal bar
to female suffrage. sf7--
Woman will never be permitted 10 vote
OF bold Office, Jennie, and il is lucky
thing for me and many other men that
such i the decree Of fate. Because, you
see, there are some few measures they
would all unite on-there are one or two
measures that would bring out their entire
voting strength, in spite Of their antipaihy
10 making themselves conspicuous, and
there being vastly more women than men
in this State, they would trot these meas
ures through the Legislature with a veloci'
~ that would be appalling. For Instance
they wonld enact
/. That all men should be at home by
10 P. NJ, without fail.
2. That married men shsHld bestow con-
siderable attention on their wives.
3. That il should be a hanging offense
TO sell whisky In saloons, and that fine and
Acknowledgement should follow drinking
in such places.
4. That the smoking Of cigars to excess
should be forbidden, and the smoking OF
pipes utterly abolished
5. That the wife should have q little
property of her own, when she married a
man who hadn't any.
Jennie, such tyranny as this We could
never stand; our free souls could meyer
endure such degrading thralldom. Wo-
men, go your way Seek not to beguile
as Of our imperial privileges. Content
yourselves with your little feminine trifies
your babies, your benevolent societies
and your knittinR-and let your nateral
bosses do the voting. Stand back you
will be wanting 10 60 to war next We
will let you teach school as much as you
want to, and we will pay you half wages
for il, too but beware We don't want you
10 crowd us too much.
II get time, Cousin Jennie, / will fur
nish you picture of female a legislator
that will distress you'll know it will, he-
cause you can aot disguise from me the
fact that you are no more 10 favor of fe-
male suffrage, really than / am.
MARK TWAIN.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-30
CURIOUS REES or WEST MEN,CO
AND HONDuRAS.

A santa Barbara correspondent Of the
San Francisco BuiletiH Gays The tame
bees Of blanche are kept round the farm
houses Ia hives which are only hollow logs
Of wood which the swarm has occupied ~
wild state, which Is cut Cd and suspended
in the corridors 81 houses, with a hide
thong, small hole at one end giving ingress
and egres. TIE honey OF tkis bee IL Gun
tained 10 little bags, or bottles, two inches
in length. ranged in rows along che hive /;
but ihe cells fur the young occupy The cen
trail patts FouIteeu distinct species Of he
apis are known in blanche (tn elevated
country with q California climate zone OF
Wbich loitoJctids makes a small neat, o.
hive, Of capsules, with q ssKy covering
like ising -glsss, iiled with q delicious
aaid generally nssd 10 medicine. From
Welfs Notes We Judge this last specirs 81
ans i the same a. that producing the 6ns
noBSs 81 80 ssizad - Jhmaicls, Ehrrls
never clogs, and IL Of such aromatic flavor
a. 10 b. 10 sneciAl demand Coz p-oseuts 10
Europe. Shat the common domesticadOhs
IN The pdriols Of Hoaduras appears 90 :.
the same a. the lucaian dpis OF dngoi ,os
mentioned by Humboldt and nsarly ayr -
with that described a large ia Bseche =
California Voyage Of lS24-27, known In
science a. NsiipOAa beeokoei, and brought y
the California Admiral from the vicini
Of sAn Bias 10 ERglAnd, hive Of WhL b
was presented BY him 20 the great Sgi~
AParisn, Huber, in 1898.
The hives Of these bees contain our
1000 insecta smaller than ours, where's
those u Europe have from Do 600 70 20Ol0
ofmuch larger size bot The Mexican iaEey
which is Shingles, h raised With very little
trouble, and al the honey caa be take
out tWios In The summer without distut
lng the bees, a. they are widely separated
from the brood cells and honey sacks o.
boitiea, which sack often measures sese
inches 10 length BY Eve 10 dismeter, ans
The active htils loksr. cnniinnsd ea /.
tesaT lAbors a. II nothing had hRppsnse
HE Mexican bes masters sssen thai the :
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jun12 lat
Information I'm U. =. Circuit
Court. Mid. Dis. Tenn.
APRIL TERM. 1858.

APkIL TERM, 1853.
No. IlI-United States W. two barrels OF
Whisky.
WHEREAS, R. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, AT
w torney of the United States for said Dis
trict, has filed his information in said Court. ss
well on behalf of the United States and Of all
persons concerned. against two barrels of whis-
ky, (M. B. Pearce reputed Owner,) alleging,
among other things that said spirits were seized
as forfeited TO the United States, for the causes
in said information alleged.
Now, therefore. in obedience 10 the mOnitiOn
of the Court, 20 me directed aud delivered. / do
hereby give notice to all persons claiming said
property. OF knowing or having anything to say
why the same should not be condemned as for
feited, and that they be and appear before said
Circuit Court, TO be holden in the Federal Court
Room. at the Capitol at Nashville, Tennessee,
on the 10Th day of June, 1868, ~ 10 o'clock
A. n. then and then to iRterpOse their claims.
K. X. GLASC0CK,
junl2 14t U. S. Marshal.
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Peel, ete, Renovatiug Spirits, for
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Fresh Cold Cream ROses.
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10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
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