davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
sScr Mrn,rG Enrrntt.

@elttrn Tlnp DE SDrEleBun9 Der Nerbllo-
ldn8en I'M 9rp5eiic 8c8en Surrait auf bic
Slpeitc 2LntId9e itdtt.
Ndh etnigen Shlub1u5fibrungtn Der
So. Mierrtd 8icole uuo 9rletcg iprad,
Nimter Q89lte rie mptiDirte Gntihcipuns
b1bin aus, ra6 CT rcn Demurrer" aufrett
crtatten mit6t mprluf @r, Wcrrid Gertd-
aunl sur @pniuttdtipn bcgcbrte, tpelde tbm
tertat9t, wpraui nc SteuR8 auf beutc Ntt~
tag pertd9t tpUrpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Observation-Disclosures.

@unbeebe5trf sWft II Wor
RiAter @tleS.) @tibeIm Burger uno @bant
gub oeaen Samucl 2puabert9 uab Rrtcrt
s. Iutb; Glage auf G%nt,dart0uaa fir cine
@cntuna Salf NEo5pbat AMI rem SGppner
81. s. Sugrtt", ~absGptelrn. - Som 81.
Tra,ter I'M Namrn Dpa 6aSen q Gtdlcn gc-
eeR Gpuarp s. 3ut CT; 9lutf1g duf YeSlb.
luna 8. Iepnroturcn an brn S@cpnern rGt0g
Rtthed" uno DIARY Glen" abseptelen. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
SSn giuiber's Sale,

W -"E VFNEEFTTT|T
tsrrfdte 9eitern &benp pieptrum Gin ie9r rec
ges 9ebm. Der erlte GcnSerts&ben BAIT,
sM 3ablreihes Yubllfum rprt periann,elt
rnS ISr. Sbspp. Stride burN ieine plbrhatt
frmtlAm ms pIGgi9en @0rtydge IN itcttr
beiterer 9drne su esalten peritdn0.
Ntdnp uno 8tpltRC mCttGifertrn nit rem
Sanger tint bic @alnc bes aEbenrs. - !6eutc
Nbrnp wttp bic !6aQe pic GdNe tdum fh0er
tGunen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

NpntsptIIe c, %. Sept. N1N eirem
Seri6te aus GraWfprp 9aben 80 ~yJtegulatp-
ren" ctncn @elbcn unb einen Neger, peld,e
mebrerer Mttietb1ten beidulci9t linp, eretu~
ren wpten. 3tefe Wurben ieeph separnt unb
riefrn tbre 1amcrapm %5uiamnen, RONALD
bel'n Gtttrefen Der n&c9ulatprcn" Elm fprn-
lther Santpf c%ntitanp, IN ipelfem 2 Monn
9etDStct un6 Q pfripuntet tpurben. Die Cd
dc BAT auberprerntltde5 Nufieten II. a1se-
meme geitiir,und Serurldd,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Snncaurthril clnrN @iftmiilhcrH,

Ilb0nN N.>y., %. @ept.- 8rniamin
Se16put wurpe cer 0ergiftuns ieiles 0ei-
5e5 itulptg beiuneGn unp SerurtbetIt: ant
is. IpYcmbcr Q~ebansen gu perptn. Der
8attirmprp 9cidab in Gd9lc, 8YpmtnlGp.,
N.'g. 2ea60ut lit elm %ppbl9aberper 2anp>
ptrtb Bon ettpa 60 Satrrn unp Elm aIteSNltt'
eltep Ger gaptiiten Stride. Die Slau mar
fed unp es (detnt, er BABE ite pergiitet, uni
iid, ibrer gu entlcpt9tn, b. lie i9m langlt sur
SAT- mar,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

- : \ y " " " - We
Nep~Srrf, %. Sept. - Cine fletnc
SAaIuppe BON bier, bctIauig % Spnnen sc"
tdltta, nit Nultcrn belapen, fu6r AM Senn-
thy ppn Sire Ssluno aus uno erBtelt plUBlth
rincn Gcf, mpourh lie p~ertanf. @crbnn unr
Game, 5ipet btelt9e goptaICuie, bic Gtn5i9fn
GUf ber Sdlaluppf, Crtranfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Ncr llrbcitcr.N nnorcR.

VIEW YDrE %. SepF. Der 1rpBere
Sbrll cer beuttgn Stsun95SCtt murine dui
rtr Gtatuiirn iber tinen 9eIdlub auf 3u>
ritdpetiun5 rer al8 Gelr90ttn ber yBpm1n'S
GATOR Expectation" eriNtrnsncn Srau GItfa,
betb GapY Stanton Serpencct. 9te marc
tnplif 3u9ela1cu, je6p6 ppn pcm gpngrele
ousrr6fItN bcmCrtt, has pcrittbe, tneem or
lte ais 0~ele8attn 3uIaie, in fetner @eiie tire
9InliAtcn inrptlire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

REV AprL. %. Scpt. - gEirl. SbmtiutReift Fal
aat ~Atetrtaer, S2Sla .-3uder Ottr, ~ bsiersm greiie
GutG 1898; zero Itp 1l2s-1s7S; raft, IS
15s &. - Rr83eN Hlu unb rcnintl: 1S5-1 s. =
g4slidicrn utl uus itrtia, IlD-120 6 - QGaB.u fst
75-76R 9.-ytlbl Han uup nrmirc1, irbItde5 $7h-
Sl4h .-Saumwcle Hau une ctlgdrts etteat Rrnirsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

9ew~yprt, %. Sept. - Ssutt 9pr-
ntttt18 IL llDr itanp Gin @a9en Der apamS'
GrplcB-Gp. an tcr Gde Ypn 9rpubpa9 unb
Deatr. @1trenb Der Sutlner IN Elm Saus
trat, tnttpcnpcte Elm tubncr Iteb Spn benz
@aaen Elm Yaauet nit $4l,OO0 unb ergriT
ete Sluht. Sisber tGnnte rrtnt Spur BON
Ism aeflnSen iperren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Miicnbohn Mmnlnc9.

NeW gprf, %. Sept.-Sem9 6opp,
pcn bier, GiIrrtraBc, Sir. l38, murre bcutt
ftlB ppn cincm 21it : 3rain prr oSupion>
@toer- Sdtn" tberf1Rren uno blteb auf ter
Gt.Qe tpDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Wlilt. tn NennEMce.

@dfb pt1l c, %. Sept.-@pus. Brown.
lon ertielt ben prtralihen &utb, bic 1ttt3
nift ausritfen 81 laiIen, irenn Der 9rdiihent
fetner 3uftherung 9entaB gunbeamtIitdr sul
aufreNtbaltunB pes Srtcren5 mad rem
Stddte hirtaire1 fpilrpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

New>gprf, %. Sept. - GIN fleiner
Spbu res 81. &trpna in Orange, N.>S.,
trdnf brute fritb aus 8erirpm aus elmer
Elaihe nit 8ttrtel unp tart binnen elmer
Stunte unter furdDter[idNen Sua(eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
SarDeritciatrultd.

Bun, Sttitunss fslt rrb sriirn SABRE stale Ter Scr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. %, u. .. h. q. ~. reldsr an,
10. Sft6ter b. s. In Ter .Nprpdrtss oaue" tfrlbtr
-Sistsnta0s"l f~attfnesn trirb, p'rben als bteraIt re-
fettirente Wirtbe Sur @eriteiberung her Sar am DONE
rerifas, q. b. m. Atenbs S ltr, in gfr. 20. Sl,soms
bartitr,, lei Srat, Sennig, in her friber ron Inprsas
8prt ~sefhbrttn 9oirtbl4aft, bNNiat einbslahsn.
(22S-9) DDS Spmitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

Hew>Sapen, Conn, %. Geptbr. -
Seute Na6t serQtftete ih S, 8rpuhino, eli,
r%etienoer &pptbefer, IN etnem btcii9en 6ptel
mtttelIl ei ner ilartcn Gelts Qauednunt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
ifnrnbeu in Jfeipsgorieaus.

IewsSrlean8, %. Sept.-3 ptiden
elmer raoit1lsn unp elmer pcn,pfratiiden grp-
seliipn fam e5 Seftern Ibenp bler su elmer
8duferei, nobel nc bewdffneten Neser bic
un~tfpafneten NeiBen miBbantslten, pann
metrere tSauier su eentCltren %besdnnen, SEN
ter eini6lusen unp Gin Saus in 8ranb
tteGtert. gSftbe fino etpd 16 D%eripunpet; cir
ReBer lDli erffldgen ipprDen lein. G5 berrl9t
bier altaemetne 4u%freauna,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
0racc's SalUc.

RtS brtnNt lie ett in ale Nprer,
Bah Bat Ter Sbmer; bic Strait ]perlrren;
Rdit pailt uRO ttGcr lie eie lDunten;
Ben Sd)nittcu, Sranc, Sitititeltii9 tWrit &C"
iuHren,
BON eliitbcn 0u; her Sent. mirS flat,
DIE Saul 70 rein. pte Iett3 lie dad mar.
63racc's 5aIbc fpate SeSer fluSfp;
Sic lpben game 3su1ni6 sSnufrn.
Seer SWsifclt, bcle raid eds Nllttel;
Sbr 9tbt or tGnr rem bgtcn 5itsl:
rGtu SeSeR III eie @rase'ide Slibe,
ri: sGaje 24uraer thur, ui6t Halbe!"
COZ .1U.3 90. 22.5 SIS t.-36-9p.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

Iewsgorf, %, sept. - S. Sanper
8iitpp, 0tpttpns.G bef I'M itattttiNen BIT
reall, itdrb beutc bier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
WeSN0ttSsG rUfnuua.

Dem seetrten publitum rmsiehle Id, meiue e%lesai.tet
srGbnille unb Ipnhtae e5eleaenbeiteu, beteus. 8ntidtn
unb pferte talte Id duh sum auslelten. Stecae Stete'
num- fptrb ~adrdntirs. Sob. Wfeetb,
ISpt23 lARD Ode her Baltimore. II. NepublteanIfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

p Ser Glrrrenircure .-5le Spttprrcelumiger
itnb III lang fur ben @sbbtutsl her Armrn; abCr riel
~eerirlEcn tSrnsn rerm;ettn pertea tur6 has 9ilten pcn
6;roce'S berijmtcr Sdibc int S&ranf. IS 1T her
" tblliGG Iarf nit SaIte -, rslher Sraurnurser'
Stnitsr, 9etbrhturaen, Auctltunoen, Ser tdnaGn8er,
0unten, 8rCfbrplsu, auiaeprunssne Sdnee ii. I. is.
0etlt. 3Httsr! serNa5Iaff8t ss ni&t, bic @%riEarniNf
Snrer @dnnsr VI retteH, aae fault cine Sadff nit btefer
Saltt I'M 20 Gts. t222.5 t-3Str)
30 &tfeu I'm Sinfc -SScnn cas- Ssiut nit benz
Giicn: G!rmcnte prtt Ssrlprst TT, iaRfea mir uns trifa
ts unb Ssl Qe6m. GS II cn ManSel an rteem 9ebens'
@Fmente, mas urs ihpnd urS neetr0eIdla8en tutltr
ldgt; ale Splts ftnnrn titfen @ldnsel erifFsn turd has
Ginnetmsn hes %crupianifd)cn gDTups tetnis 9rOt
crsoeS gpn Giisr) uut werSsR wunesrbar 8~etrditigt iper'
Seu. t22S.3l t-39n)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
WnfiDrNeruna.

ss,ou, Gepre SSiesee rtsr teIen 8reunt Nppn ret.
ron erfubt, Rem In%terjetbheten Nadrtht psn ttrern jest-
osn Wufentbalt Az ssten Us Srefel,
Gpnful tes nprtteutihen Sunees,
t228,S 800 Ode Ger Gteapfee II. Qpntarenr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

cWleine 8etir mao europa III auf uutefimute Belt
peridcber. sd babs zen Born Ter @eiuuI 4sit" ouf
tieirr Seitt hes dtlnutt den Sicon8 enteeft. Dret 6ll'
ftsn peritpihuiihcu SerupE bateu mid aus Rem GlauCn
hes Wcnibsnfeinoe5 rDpSpepte" N%eIettst."
Cine SrUihlre NIT 81 Seiten, he @eibitte eieicS
mCrtpirttsen SSiluittels uebit elmer Abbanelun9 uber
uGiien ais N~rieuri" eutbaltCub, wiro traenenpbtH tret
;n't Sau5 gsi'ttt.
Das ddte Mattel bat bic QBorte nNcrupiuniid,cr
Sprup" hrs 9las eingeblaien.
Z. y. Sinsmurs, Giaeri1inler.
SIR, SO, 0eNtr. 9ttps gprI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
naItimlrr Shlbrn- Wf(ru(Naft,
Cur @adadymng fiir bic Stimmgeber
&nItilnDrr1S

Die resiRrirtsn 93aber fer Siabt Salttt'rrs ntreft
ser gpare cher aus rem Country, in pelGsn ie btsber
reoifrirt eeweien, iet lc6s Mpnatsn pbsr aus hem,
Staate lett ,rplf Mtoraten wsassSraeu tne I'D her
Strfihun9 tbrer Wlairet rcr pr 8e9tttrtrlthe ais
StimmberGhtists ~ausieser, peuu lie Rint nm utter'
ibrsibang ibrer Ndmsu AMI ben Srt III Ger Staet pber
i'm Staats, no lie jrst ibren gSpbnrrt auf3siHla8fn ta'
ben, einfpmmsn. Dieielbe Resst pirh bet eeuter, be
aus Ten Counties nod Ger Statt ae;f gen inb, %etn8ebdt-
ten. qeute, nelhe In ~terielte1 Bate ned Wobne1, in
Der le uriprilnslth einsetra8en, be eter aus tinent
Warebesirfe mad eiuerl anesren ge;r8en ltne, inPBtt
lid bei rem 0ts2iltratpr ei%nfnben, tainit lore 9ldnen In
zen @ii6erll hes Sesirfs C9reSinttsJ, in benz fe lset neb'
men, eingsieidnct prrpen. ,9Dtr prnt 1pte etge8 Wt'
S~ttrirten 8snnlniB bat, nPae ben rely. Gtsiitratrr 8e'
Tdlial baYpr btra6ribttBen, lanit ttfen Name ppt
Der sine Der teretttstsa Wdbler 8'frtaen reree.
Iuslarser, ete auf ihren Hrnteesa tihtepsiHetn bin
reaiGrirt pprtea fnS, mGTtn itren @dreerftrin lid yer
fdaiTen rne e~eniclbeu hem Ne8tlratcr %pfrieaeh; irnIt
pirp tbr Name oIn rem 0~erseipniB ter Seabibershttstst
aetri&en. SIN AuftEa8e rrL
sSm. s.. Iprtis,
(227-31) Sbnann her Gs5tHrlr.Sebcrss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

Da msin lrdser @arl Bells plrBlid ~atferteu 10, er-
llde ih aas m the atprlientea fur zen aSd,dr., he
,8arterlapte", -Nblner 3elinns" ,. mid gu tenabrits
tiecn, msnn bic ~ssnaunten gIatier nidt ridtis %bsfSrssrt
rerpsn Icatsn. Spicpb 9eiHner,
l02s-Ql Mnent hsuifder Spurnlle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
8 u { Vile.

IS aitt feline S%ranIbcit, reIae laut tsr-GrtatrrId
tur6 hen pcrii1ianiid,et 5prup, etns 8etedte auIlS
Iaug res Gii,nsg rplcr:rss, 70 ]arunOltt I'll tstisn II, ala
DezpsgTe. lie rsraltctlsn Eprrsa siGiss 2stSsnS iint
bur6 rttie Gr,eret S%Oatintil furitt wprtfn, wcrater
piele gttsaate VET efa acnttetiru GbrBcrt %ucrlcasn.
g5put Ghrtpurbtneu GrtDinfpuuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
SefaltntutQd)llNQ.

Die ,sii6clisn, Stra6en . Hatisrung '@efeaf6aft Ter
Statt saltimpre", welhe ib ben 0tieeen bee Staatss
Warplanb gemde init tinem Capital ron $3.50 900 ur8d-
niirt hat, 1T isyt bsrsit, 9pntratte fpr bte sesuns res
Ni6plien'iteu Straesn pHatyrs In eisisr Stast IN BEN
Sareau Mr.. SO, Gin .Gharlesitr. atsulbltesen.
s.. Start Smtfb. @rdiittnt;
MUD. 21 1MN q. 81. 0apIep, Selr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Selegrapbii6e Scpeideu.
(gerI8tet fur hen reeuti8tn GergsfRpnseaten.- .
Oftu 0icrFcr NIovftbcrieht.

SaS @pienaiD.
Remsgcrt %. Sept, 49, ScUtias S6lu6npttrur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
MufiorOernng.

Gclaerse ysrionea wsrhsn srindt, fa bel hem Inter
WTrua Sdh,penb, persteli&ts @lsb, rpn gassn;
~ (Sarf euncfd,ub ron Saten;
Etrnbarb Vefner ron Sapen.
VI. Drciel,
erpsterirai. bah. Gpniul,
fo2s s. 40, Ode Der 3hsapies II. epmbarefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
stmfsepa6t!
9obannfs-D auufrfin lit. 1.

De Wiit8leber ttefss eerstns werten hermit tenad.
rihtiSt. bab ie am S,nnerfias Mbene. "a. BE-, tn
ibrem gereinslrfaie ~ eriheinen taten, insern 9eiuGfts
pen Didttgtsit su r~ereanpeln iint.
(227-9) Spb Mrttuer. @crr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
acknowledgements.

Sbieer Versin 10 III weller 1 tdtistett, bat ZEN ar5stet
Sbeil ieiner Nntbeie %sersetsn. aiebhater mereen 60 in
ibrsnt SatercH fnben, lid baran III b~etteiltsen am
beutisen Nlbene, %. Sept. Beretusfpfof SIR. Gas,
pef, Balthnto refr. Sulius 0pnrat, praf.;
Carl Meiffer, Sdasm.;
(225-sJ Or. Slaaes, Stfr.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
Scptts VI. &bepl.

Sulbamk ShsGanaed.
#ff Sd leite felt iibCr ~ Johrcn dl Spepcpfts
SKI Sd bdte III ZEN trCi tigicN U9aen. Wahreup rei'
der id bcN pefupianiiGen Sprip d~uleplnnt batt, hnrrTt
10 wtnserbareH GCrtpct ulb S~ineerlnn aeicger. pn8 ib
Mir bic UirflidlGtt lelt't fGum ais IHnbi belt etnrfeeN
Fam. 2suts, bic mic, gefduHt bGtfu, ilO utsr he No.
s~cganscue 0eriueeruu8 %erlnrnt. Nlat Iennt Mid nett
uub trcit, unb i'd fam II DIT ulnbit, Aneern rae Mitteb
has 10 vsl fir mid Betban, gu c%mpeDler .<*#*
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24
RniGfrbOdirr 1cbfns : DeghME-
rrnMg-W flfH(haft,

Wr. I6, SetpntItr.
Isbn u. WidhplSs 9efhdftsfuttsr.
BJ- Sr. Gbriffioil ScIbf III erludt, 1T We6ifl'
Arsslegeubeitcn bet rnS Ypriuipredet-
Gu 5ar 4ntpn 4,pbllclb lteest etn gritf in psr
Cry. .. Blattes.
ss- Bricfe tmr Wtareas 5d,tasinSfi unR ".
gS liter lte9er IN her @rp. b. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-24

@etpbuben.- $. Stebrid,t parh &C.
tern ppnt JtlGter SaB9erip, neil CT polt5et'
piSris RAID sefabren mar, unit S. iteblt ST.
fen gebibt.
- Samuel DprieY, He9er, Der let, Subt~
wtrf auf bic ltnfe Selts Der Strdse - Halt
nui bic redte Seite - gelenft unp baeurt
bie 9d1a9e perlperrt bate, purbe BON &th-
ter 8insrple nit So Strafe reblt 8piter
belegt.
Mls2anbarethe CT unb 3runfenbplp
b~ccrterte 9eitern &tGter SaegertY ben @ep.
$. SrnSbp auf 3 @paate ms &rmens
baus.
@ebIGTenffa8e.-R thter Sassparb
erfdnnte am Sienlta9e benz MbpDfaten @ep.
$. MurptY fur Dtenfte, BITE CT Der Scout
POINTER @trtbtn Gatbartne Oulbane ale
Jtehtsbeltanp seleiltet, 500 3u. Die Srdu
narp befanntlih unter Der @uflaae be5 9tftr
mprpes pcrbdftet, unb nddbem Die @rDbBe>
lhtrprcnen tbre Sretldlung perfuat batten,
peiserte lc li1, loren IOppfaten sa besablen.
Dieter &eAtsf1ll rtef bel ben @ttslitpern beS
8erredrs 9rpbeS Snterei1e terppr.
9erbaftune.- &idter Bride ihtfte
9efcrn Conrad Shparabah fpeger perdht-
| liGer inp acknowledgement Weueeruheea DOR
@ertdt ms @efdt9ntb, no pertelbe tarph
ntdt lan0e blteb; rem berlelbe &t6ter ieste
lbn bdlb pieber in Srettett.
ntrbtebfatl.-Sobn Carton fab tth
9elter, urter Der Ycihulpt9ung, In Gertetn-
idaft nit &iddel @unn bent s. S. yprter
aus Gatcptt GtiY cine Taihtnubr enttpsnret
Su bdbsn, pom YDli,ilen 9atentar1 Dor Ntdp@
ter Sarein aefltrt, Der tbn bis auin ertrai'
nal>prpseie unter girsfdaft feate.
QBate Mtas, Wesertn, iparo setfsIit trab
pom Nihter .S1sstrt9 later Der Mntldsee.
per War9 Mattbetp In SIR. 10, Nprp>Gal'
perthraBe, fur So 8leicnnssifade seItptlen
su baben, in Grtmtnate @epabrfam genie
| zen.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

The REGATTA SEAsoS.-Almost
simultaneously with the opening Of
" fashionable navigation by the
New York Yacht Club, and the in
a~uguration Of the new club house on
Staten Island, Lorillard has intro
duced his Yacht Club Smoking To-
bacco and YacM Club Pipe. Both
are specialties-the tobacco being
composed Of the finest Virginia leaf,
deprived Of lis nicotine, and the pipe
being Of the finest quality Of meer-
schaom, with a unique and tasteful
design, representing a yacht "going
large before the wind. Mr.. Loril-
lard, who is q man Of original ideas,
and never does things BY halves, has
linked the new brand and is elegant
receptacle together In a very pretty
way. Orders for the pipe are placed
In different packages Of the brand
daily. which orders, on being pre-
sented, entitlc tho lucky holders to
pipe each. The demand for Yachl
Club Tobscoo j. already immense
and Il Is an article Of extraordinary
merritt and can b smoked without
inoouvenience BY persons Who car
~ no other kind, e bids fair b rivaI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-07-18

A very nice item from Washing
ton, TO be sure. II foreshadows how
States are to be dragged into the
Union-so-called:
John Baker, Of Illinois, lately pro-
posed that whenever a Democrat had
not more than 1000 majority he
should be considered defeated, and
his Radical opponent be allowed to
take his seat. Mr.. Pollard Of Ver-
mont, hearing the suggestion, propos-
ed to amend by declaring that when
ever a State did not give over 10000
Democratic majority, the entire Rad
ical ticket should be declared elected,
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II X -
PATENT PRESS.

This new and valuable PRESS IL now offered
NJ a much less price than Is charged ff m Or.
dinafy wood screw press. II will show Ia
merits AZ once, and any common mind ran zee
AZ a glance that u will doall tina, II Ia lniended
fof, and the most simple person can pack on II,
u Is In no way complicated is mol one Of
those things that are always wanting q ma.
chinist 10 be present ovefy time you want 10
nse Il, or tied up In ropes and chains, AZ the
hand lever presses Of The present day. Your
life IL In no danger when you stand around 10
see your cotton pressed, nor are your mules OF
horses In danger VI having their legs broken;
neither does II take all the timber on your land
TO build II or a Captain company 10 raise II
Labor Ia high, money scarce, people poor and
needy, and we now come within the bounds Of
your ability. This Is what We call the press o
a century, aud will press all the cotton required
for yourself and your rising generation, with.
out the constant expense OF rebuilding. W,
only require 900 feet Of lumber, board meas
ure, all told, and that Of a length you can gel
off scrub timber. You can put II up by N,
side or underside Of your GIN, TO suit your con
yeniencc. We have had only three Of then
built and you can see for yourself what thosu
who have them say about them; and shout,
you need one, we would be pleased TO suppl,
yon. In a short time we will have one erecte,
In the city Of Memphis for inspection. Cal
and examine II.
We make the following propositions-w
use three different kinds Of Pins:
For a rough cast Pin, $3.50, for, with all th
bolts that are necessary TO make II complete
executing door irons. Il can be nut np for 50
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Southern Society for 1868.
In the first number Of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "LAnsdowne,"
by Miss Helen g. Beale, Of Virginia.
Splendid inducements TO subscribers.
Every person who sends 81 for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly journal of litera-
ture, society and art, will receive all
the BACK NUMBERS, containing "Hill
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends US
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy Of Miss Mason's
Southern Poems of the War;" in
addition to one years subscription.
TERMS One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, or more, ont year, $50.
Address Southern SOCIETY,"
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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rounss Great Physiological wosk, Of ever
ous his own dorfo~-b>it & . privsts insfrucfos
for m<fried p><.cns o. hes shess b nsvyT,
bsth male ssi kmsle. 10 svssyskise ens<<vn.
leg The physiotaxy and r~slssisn< n or ssxsel
sysf<n, ssd ne pfoin<tios o. prsvsstica q
oGsrrnf, issisdisg ~ ~ 50 diersvsf!<s
never h-srs eivss b ~ E.eiisk i&nEssr9sy
w. Ysrrs. \. ~ ms 4 reilly sva1rshl<
snd iss>rr-siar vs<f NJ vvitfes N rlaia
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Mr.. Paine's bill in Congress pro-
poses to issue l00,0 900 rifles and fifty
batteries to the niggers Of the South
to protect the scalawags in stealing
from our people. "Let US have peace"
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II has just gotten into such ahabit
Of raining, within the last few days,
that II don't hardly know when it
does rain. Good joke on "it."
Crops look very fine and fresh.
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The preamble Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention resolutions, al
luding to the doings Of Congress,
contains this sentence:
at has placed a stigma upon the
virtue and honor of the Union SOL
dies by imposing upon those who
composed the late Confederate armies,
since their surrender, conditions Of
degradation, in violation of the letter
and spirit of the capitulation, when
a brave though misguided foe laid
down their arms"
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Thanks to Mr.. Charles Z. Bowers
for a basket Of nice peaches, and to
Mr.. George Stewart for a goodly lot
sf fine, mellow apples. Such testi-
nonials Of good will are always ap-
preciated by us.
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We have received a letter from one
y The piano and silver-ware thieves
v The late war, dated Purdy, Tenn,
.siy 10th, and signed "Ex-Federal
s'd'er, in the Radical Camp" He
aaiss some dire threats against us,
"a warns us "that al the Federal
ssa's's are not dead yet" and then
osscr to sign his name 70 Il We
" Of The opinion that II oil the col.
1ef' are like him, they will all dis
,'.nl deaths, II not hung or shot
wing and stealing. But they an
10 Ike him. No sor.DrEa ever for.
= % sign his name to 4 letter like
ua'' He is q radical villain, which
ssa' that be b . thief and hsbitus'
y, AID We do no, fear or favor an,
vsubouds. The ctisens O
INDY. u h viii eosdescend 70 maxi
.'s'.if known, ought 70 kick bin
Vt Il The State.
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teltsfs NJ administration haslhg tseh grant
"a IL ne undffsiFhsa On me estate " lamss
HINT, deceased. hy lhe Pfatale enafl NJ rAnala
epualt Me- a TIE lHhe term. is0a, lhefebf.
ai FefAuet having claims aaalhsi sald estate
afe hereby notified - hare lhem probnied Aad
registered IN me once N ne Clefh NJ aid
eeaff. In the tosa " Panels. within the time
prescribed W law, ~ lhsy vii BE- forever haired,
fANEH A. HrsT,
Ie1T.et Admlnlafalof.