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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

CHEAP HOUSES IN PAuS-We clip the foIlox
ing from Rev. Robert COlysr's last letter to the
Chicagoan:
Here is light, perhaps, on one matter o.
great interest 70 workingmen, streaming il
from Paris. A gentleman there has got the
needful permission from the municipal authori
ties, the last papers say, TO construct, after 4
very notable plaza he has made, what he call:
Aeordomes. These Aeordomes win be enor
nous edifces, built up ten stories high, FIRE
proof, pure aOd wise as can be In their sanitary
arrangement; divided into homes Of different
s..ee 70 suit customers, and with every possible
sPH'sn'enee for the tenantA Each Of thess
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

REMOVAL OF TIE RKAAns OF SrEPHsS A
DoUGLAs.-The Evening Journal of last Tuesa
day, says:
The executive committee Of the Douglas
ument Association has decided to remove L..e
remains Of the late Senator Douglas from the
ground where they have repoeed since 1851, to
the mausoleum, or tomb, on the third day of
June next, the anniversary Of his death.
The metallic -casket containing his BODY will
be placed in a white marble sarcophagus. which
will stand in the center of the chamber Of tha
mausoieum, visible to the spectator through the
grated doorway. The transfer Of the remains
will be made by the trustees Of the Monument
Association. The public arc invited TO attend
on the occasion, and will be duly informed
through the papers, at an early day Of the ar
engagements proposed by the committee.
In this connection We may state that with
the completion Of the tomb, which forms the
base Of The proposed monument, the fuads Of
the Monument Assertion are exhausted The
sum OF $4,000 ad iitional viii be required to
complete the monument according to the origi-
nal plan, including the column Of white marble.
some forty two feet in height But this may b.
dispensed witt and still an elegant and appro-
pirate monument secured, by completing the De-
destsl siter Mr. Volk's design, placing the four
symbolic marble figures in the positions intend.
ed Tor them, and the statue Of Douglas himself
10 a slightly elevated pedestal in the center.
we trust the association NAV, a. no distant dav
be enabled 70 raise an amount suff lent "a cree.
monument to our illustrious senator thst shsil
be worthy his own fame and the state ~ racrn.
scented. m
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

VIII do exactly all family and tailoring work and
the same machine. The are strong firmly flashed
their motions al po-tve-there are no sprinxs 20
get cut OF ordsr-while for strength durability and
beauty OF design will bear and We invite comparison
with any ell other mach nee.
60 Applicants Tor Agency shoulf enclose stamps.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
THE FLOREN CE
SEWING MACHINE

Not only makes the lock stitch but three Others which
for certain kinds Of work murk superor, especially
where elasticity s required ana - the only machine
that fasens the end Of each security and does 10
In one-fourth the time can be done BY hand.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

II nossless An1 can be usd when quiet cassary 40
well In the chamber IN the workroor They al
no dresses the machinery being ell the Of the Ia
ble II Siil ever the hesviest seams. rom to
more thickness. o. goods, without skpPh stitches.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16
so to 14O Miles From Chicago
Direct Communication with the Great
Market of Chicago.

(The state Agricultural College, largely endowed
BY the General Government has been established a.
Champaign. in which county the Company have $500
acres yet for sale.)
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-05-16

al lying adisoent 10 their road FOR grain growing
stock rsislng and every purpose Of profitable acui
ure, these lands Pcssew every regulate Of soil ans
climate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

GIuSuiie metrcre SlaiGsn, bic isin pieIsrr.
lprehnoa Auslsben battm. 4ulte ipurter
lie enIprtt unp ibr Sjntalt aus een Dor
b1npenen perihttpenartt1en G]efdben ae>
| trunfen.
Stb wOlite Gu6 cincu Grrihllg mahen,
ipra6 Afrpm nun terdbhs. Sbr babi hen
tpaen &srI seicben ffr mir ea in'S SduS
9tIaafm. Gr Tcbl CntiCBIiA etriparPis aus,
imS su eerIib, um irgrnp ein,n 8erSdht ~
crrcssn. S3ts mare e5, mean mir etnmaI
unltrr MnsrifSWttlc, bsi rfr eS mir ltctt
plRai unS bic einiIrns gang 9epib unier
llNtergan9 lstn miro, aneer,riL unf anltdtt
biz 9blr nit SprEtafcl CinSurCnnen. lie nur
burtb Zen 9lIltn outitte6.n heben2 9Bir
nepmen ton nit, CT mag tlppftn, Gmllb be.
gebrsn, unp fiber pirp tbm srie 1blrs auf,
lrtban, In Scrrn Maze mir un5 perbpraCn
balttn. Gtt Arbeit iDnnte ip pbne picl Sc
rlulh Aettlp iprrpcn.
(Irrcyua iplRtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02


Die "Iprttern 6enrd"- ute .peRnislrdniibe Gten
bdbR 10 lie lWrice Snis udb Zen wetliben une mo-
wet:then SiaaeH; bic 35e otrirlten trreben Gbtdlp
"a uns ytttSturh ySten lrAbsr, ais bic 5uDe usenp
tiRer dntCrn 9abH
Die Gu5pdutfrer rtrbcn nit ten Shncg;tlcn belct-
eeri urb asns6rn ae Ssluemdteittn unb StdtrhC her
Nfenetn ntsrbdupt. Die Ndl9puS ltuo mtt Sic
wafr ptreten unp watrene res 9tmtsrs au ta5 angf-
Rebnsle errdrnt hes RIht5 erleu0tei.
Ole GcmpaNne bat es ilb iur belcnsercn Wu'Gabe
eenIbt bur Serirdye nHe NtbCretnlpnmen nil anterH
SatnEn cas- pCn Gsticnsa 10 dEiIe Geaeln etr &9ds.
BcuF ,u eriparen.
Sas cspdd Der paTasitts Gcter gafagttr bat 100 Ii
trel) ptre nit btnlcIbrn 3llen mad etm St1mmuBEert
tetereer te let ScBet9ung Der aaur erblitsren H1rc
alsib nab unnii eef 3uSrS geer aud iplter, ie nlb
hem eS gewGuibt wrp, dbbeeieTi.
NstIenes, bic r9sne enen 9runs CUR Setwrrsc babtt,
ilne sriubt fclbeS iplVri benz 9pntutcuF psr rltHe
tiHem dneern Sedmen mitHtbeiltu, uHO iine ole @t
areR her GCmpa8Hie ur cterise atbuie perdnl,pprt-
lid
Die Satrprse lnt btntssr ais bic rasnb elmer nnsern
Sabn nnerbllb Der Der. Saaiea, ME bic isssnee gie
lti1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Grrner wrrbrn Gcntrate abseitlsfen idr Dampf' uaO
Stgelldifc iar unb cpn @ngldnt une Drutiaiarr
Se8e,ihitfs faiaaiere pcn @remeu nab Baltimore!
6lr erpdhlene 9erlpneu, 3wiideneet $3.50 in Sob
&ireer ven bis 10 Sdbrea.......... $2i
Ntneer uu'cr einem Sabre .......... ~
Mud fam ter game Senaa pCm juIanee his grsmea,
Ippe alth eer Setras per SenbabH ppn baltimore mad
dIlrn peride;enen Yidgsn ~ aueria teSab unp bin
ierlgBt merper. ..... ...
prtiie ven unt tab siptrpeoli
Blr errd6ifne gerlpnen eritt 6aite $50 in Gplb,
&tneer pon bis 12Sabren, balten preis..$iO .
kiHeer unter enem jabre.............-. 50 4,
3wiideneet fur crpatiene perirHeu.. $40 IN Pap
Nineef ppu bis IL Sapren. so
Atneer pnter eNtm SABRE So IN Sple'
30 Bur beipnsersn Neniitiubnnbme !@6js
I'M eer Vftahr berrBtn III perern, Az fntaeben ioa.
ten gaasiers lore 6abrttlele RGr In TEN Butau bet
unIersednelen 1n8eIelIen agenifR fiuieR.
Nle peittre Susfunf u. Nd wstesa uHentstltlt err
tteiIt pcn
Carl z. 0iliebrane, -
@tntrll,Gsenien her ,Sampres BIO 'Giisntdtn"
Mr.. 81, SbameSitr.. Baltimore,
alfinlem 9erfiufer Ter Sillee In gntmpre
Gtsnfdls iur zen 9srfauf ron 8iacten nad gtatsl.
pta anb gisW asrt. RadD Ybildeslpbia s2,25.
nab Scip Sprf $l so. Sag5a3e pire IN mstnfr Ci'
flee ntarfrt. fl20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02
@atld|em! Ssutldjelt!

Der Undergraduate bat ti, srtbie une bette gusnati
fIesantsr amtidtn eSeaen 5abrilats IN esr Stast y
alien grtiftn petrabs. 2per ene 1utihs ttantt, prt
tsn ei8ren Sntertr ME tsreutn, tnn er bel mir pct'
pfits. "a Id atssn Daarssle etsr gut neoirit ft6is
ausnetmtnt biuts perfautt.
(DeiIslS) SDm. ne Sam. Wr. 81. GIT '8avar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02
Sapetcn
inn 9ro6eu unS flCincH @art;e'n
q. 4. AlittRGd,t & Gu,

FabSE ami Eager ciu tsmysttS aisrtm ut JaF,tsa
t;nsnru Hcuislur Var ;S.Ac4ltauT, NcatI iugtt.s
aatr Sualttli. wrts lie etHsm 5ee,rlsa yaEit!um 40
ten tiaiAtrn Freiien dUti,tr,
sut auitg 90 fur lagsiigsa Uat Ngu!taHE5dnlfH JH
Nr start csrr I'M pagIr @tltsH Ygcmgi cgH u'abrren
artetern auSltiatri. uns Ia wrpIsit JgIt!bCau tu
t,jE,u, Gm cine 0F,ts Na'Wsb ecu p0t'dMEu b,r
&,,isn a1uifaita. i9 dgs ws tas.ys H tsH s.aH,
-eitet, N,stuvsgialitH teru,us gsfw,it N rtE5b.
ru IA mItrt gs.s eEtHie METRIC a! t,t vcH ldatsn
ui gltp fvrt lius.
5r.p. q. .Drurc 7r'rr Srtn tcctr' 5t inJa iat'
rcihc1 wri4SfStrmrl,a ii, Vn.rt 40 mstcn. ta' e..
i'gt i'll gttB Gt4drt. dulat dE a rua Ct rto.EII
aat gaitiss far >a}uNes eu8s2faninuJ ws ap'-
ftr. tapgulSl2 iELN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

SehsunensunjlB Fnnm nru8rbprcnsr
&inprr purpn TN Mcnat Niai aui Sna6en
une IN albtrthsn In per Stapl " ,Yprf
9sfunoeh. Ser &tnersmpro nimmt trrt
ipabrtaft 'bredlidt Dtmenlicnen an. 96
Vcihen II 81 Sa9en macbt aut ben 3aB nc
nigtfnS prrt. gSelhr 3atl fOllrpe man
wpbl erbaiten, irrnn man rph bic sinner
binjurChnete, prldr I'M IuttcrIelbe sstpeiet
werrenI Ger Sctb!ebemitt'hc &npeemrro
1T I'M ger9llid eamtt rur Gin slrnlici,r
Shtrj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

gst Sbrepepprt, Ga, TuB fh I'M
linSIl has entlcgltd,r lln9Iud Sa, faD ctn
lunBts WIrAer, NamenS Mag1tC Nc Sin'
niS, ii SABRE ali, oCn sincm ,wttbunrtri 6u6
bpprn 8rilcn betabfrste. Sle mar ib,eflb
Ssrmdlmt unt natprllN auf ter Stflr tort.
Sie bate nit mebreren Sreunetnreu Guf
Der 6ppe rcS 5eIlrus eeipielt unp in etncm
eptlrphlhcn gInlal ocrlpr iie plpgHb pus
Slctb8cwtht uno Itilrjtc In bic lbrcdlIGr
Tcic. ... ..r..
Su Gle9elanp, Sbp, wurbs nsulid
gltcntS en- junser Deuidrr 8amrn5 StAS!
6trrii.a, ttr etuem INnSpfrgnuSen belgt-
wplnt blttc, bsi'm NaMbouiegebcn ppn lrnS
8aGIDClpen anRcfaafn, rte lpn trog istner
tGpfclen oielcnWttr ju Yepen iparten unC
i'm bubfdbli,b NIT 5ubhIllen t6ptten. 49,
SUM eer Sh0n5bubcn lno 'perbafiet ipprbrn.
Der 70 irbdnpllb WfmprrCte ipar erit % J..
ait, cm 8artr leineS @eihditS. nIbicn unc
HelD9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02
Sic S5eilfllaoe.
sSeSerlnaun icin cigcaer Strstl
1a!lo waD's pillen
GalIpipay'S Salbe.
linreasinlda9feitcn hes Wasens, Der 2ebsr unb
dg;ttor,,,ciSp

ilnreasiniiai9feitcn ees WasenS Der 2ebsr unb
SiiIgc,pciee.
Ger Wlaaen Ia Ter eTpbe yiiiep"nft, welher bic Ce.
ltneteit cher Aranihet hes Sptem5 teeniluft. Nui
iAIehten 0tbr1uh peer SGpadung hurd Grsele treten
ais naturds 6rser gereauliss ss Seitwsrsen utelrie-
heneer aheni ie aGsenetne &r6la1una eer Ardfte et
alt bsm @ebirne IN Seltnsun8 teteue, IN fann eet
NaBen ZIG Aaeae spn 8pppsb, ssiiiBer NererRelbla'
eenbeit, Wcrrentelhperben unb unerauidltdem Siafe
Die fster ritz In Wileicsnihait une erSeu9t 1slsn.
St0ruusCn. S&meren III Ger Sfe II. T. f. Der Inter.
let maht lid etenfais eurd VertrrfinB, Durhial unt
Sutr benerIlth. Die oaiptprfunI eieler gilen aehi
au een Da9en, no Yeber, gungen llnierleib une Ne'
rem nebmen an ibrer peeerbsleteneen unb iaitenheG
apirfung 3peu.
saofe nnb sal,HuA
fnb sseei her ssgEtnldaen unb bGsasafsn auf tieen
Epuiirtute terribenesn uebel ihnen Writ bic Saibt
fpeSieu enge5sn. pe!te sund6 sae Giit dasrUet uut
baRn bic retlua1 ppuenfet.
Inie Bcinc. aite sSu,ecn une Gciti,,piire.
llebel, tie piee Sabre barnadia etem autereu Ditte
psrr Sebanelung gstroBt lne unatanter6 einscn Gin.
re!bunasu eiesr fraitt9en Salte aepiden. .
Sa,tta,isid)laae,
ii, Sriaen einer itlefien bMintuna cher drpnt.
fbtr Yrteen, wtreen eurd bic tereaenee Strait oieiei
2aibe teeltl9, une cine Hare, bnrdiidtae Sauifdti
pieeeurteus Sic ubertrifft pNle Stmint Wittel unit
ipniige GpeiitnSnpentarisn eurd lire SGbieitit 5.
men, siebatern uns anttrt Ssddts Gntasauuesn "
sertrtiltH.
sra,ien eefd,perren.
Seten bic gaiisntsu lung oesr all Leila pttr reItera
tbet, at her Shptle her 9Hetbd,tett cher te JSeuee
puniie ter aur tisie Senifa entpi'en sinsa 70 ent
ihissensn Gnhab has In eem @eineteits 3utanse bali
tine merflite Stierung eintritt aus renen ghanens
Stpen bereittt iup lie ttres unb perldeiides Mt.
tel fir ale alaIen pen 5rauen,inmern In ieesn Sta.
blum hes Yetens unb lei allen Beunehes,u ,ultaneeu.
1dnprrbpiceii iIiie FifeIn.
Jehe Sprm eees 5eid,en piefsr bsrrdsneen unt Fart
nddisen qeibsn wirp brtld rnb I'm Ban;sn Sufeme errd
ben Vebrauh tisies errsdunss Wtiteis auseerpttet;
leiuem GstrauGe ipnsn warme Bdbpnssn spraissspen
Seine refrdlte witp man undbduberlid unp "rdsrsi
fenp rnben.
eibe, Saite unb ptffen. fpIfttn II
fplsenbenbaIle 9tbrau6t werben:
ltberbeint, Guediilbers sSlatbtn, Druien. idwuIf
Berrenfuna. granbwuneen, fdmprrbpben,
ttie Stine, @Selenflteiie, aufseernngeatuj
Sdnte, RtsumatismuS, btfe Srua,
Gtpiuten, Srpnbauen, plebten.
beftr appk @ei6wure, 6ifeln. ..
Sal,Hus. bsier pals, Yeneriite Sc.
fhwlre, 9ihi, Brubwuneer,
pftne 5ielen, 9punbeu, etneenmet,, Tf
Saatleieen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02
WcadIitnIlUcrl1 NJ ,St3tNEdNN!
;, Georid 9cocnictiiss sSrdU'cu-NIi'
tcrnm6uuga Hcie!!lhaft."
gtpria, 9amCtt,
SteerRetu amerita!

Dee gtreeihait ,ibilt IA ten trhm IS EicnisH IT,
ttits UbrT 3sOu HtRlistti lotiit btu 10000 rll ,
an 0rdnfr aus hat nun n Cdtl,u'da'py;mtbuI pJ
etrtd Slso0u su Sdnb unt wut ArpttttUbdtt Uat
FtglI rrrWallrt,
Sur cine gsrtHlt idhr TT q { riHlftuua rtt6Ii fiu
ttlrdniits DiiAes tiHt use q emit Iitr In eItEtuHA
rpu 0 be 10 IgNarc uub our.sltm wfrttG lH sl1ytt
fallen ZEN hmttTtlCtgurn 100 LcuGrC lUy ttt gUru
auHg taa Z anHtr,ntit Wtur sizes IN tT lflt-tt .
b,dutrrRt wit lttuc wtt b.r rIT0uiltn lctG g'n
Wihit tEm trttc uHtb@e yslGuttrR IHt tICtt
fcttJjr ftrGtrt. 9uttr tluutr mt lrI.ti
Widun CttT 6rGu vrn &c be Go Nctrsu tauU NiulFn
titft wctlibauleu S'CniUeii UcrtCn. Ntau utUlrHi
an ktH upItt,gilHtlgn General UFrntWi
Tr ". 4p. 2d,miet,
Sdilmgf. Nr. 20, We're. .Hrttr89l.
z qoial Hatnt IL Samgfti (r. Neuiub .rtut,s
roth. ca tr oglr
ga Ven len Ntnb gcuGiitru, 81. ". cctr., 8atis
5raul AeniJl. gt'A. G4Hal Grat. AtHyl. ! q.
uns 3cnia, Ydstfrf. crhtr WiUiIcu,H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Sn etner ile.nen Sfati, ytnepln In
2r!dniIs, bic opn frtgeIdGenen 9iraern an
grlireelt IT, !puree neulih ua9le9rr, Rdmens
Gphmn, in perbotenfm llmSanl mt Ger
tSrdu eincs dnocrL Namens 9dteod, rnt~
psdt. 9otcpd ilbeliiel ben Genran, unt
murpe BON eemittben sst6ctct. gegiercr be-
sab lid icicrt nit ecr 8rau unp phr 8tn-
bern pes Grrrren dui bic 6uht. glm ndh.
fen IaQ flnp man Die ainssr NIT ourhr
idlntienrm Gals IN eincm SuInpf. Sflai
Nilrijn iab tts Sblt, flsr abfr 9lihiS aus
5yurdt Dor Gpdran. Gte Sdhe II teT Mt
litabrbprbe pereeirBt ppltcn. Gphrar III
mob nht oeTtlftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Stebcn ur0 ltep3l9WttBe wi
tGteu, bic ium i2. Snflutrrle Jirgtmcnt
9rbpren uNo ii pcr 8. gSMp In Wilbns stcn
pOBner, ms itl bci rrr lrgt:n Muntiipdtmdbl
tbrc Sttnmtn db8atsn, rir 0ber anAcfcn en-
iporrCa rc, babtn cinlYaripn an ben GCns
Arrb gciGnbi. Tcrn lie IN, Gjepdbruul Der
ltIba, NSttr Bitten bic eer atrttGniideu
Gatt tciptGiBt ltNr, 'crrt cs aS2nmmrrAt
betrlfTt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Wuf GrranIlifnl per ntnelif d) en-
Gpmpagnir'n iinp 43 @dehen, tic iilr
lhanelitbe 3pefc duf renl Gpfr. oGpird"
nah Gan Ssrdny@c gsbrhdt ipurcen, are,
tirt wprrrn unp mtrtcn rniipeher mad, Gbtnd
SurIfSCihidt pecr in reipsftablrn 6dmtltsn
IN ycbn ,el ben Wrron. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Gtne d9elneueVertt ttdhcrunSs-
@ntalt. - Sn emer ceu.iebeu Siaot 1T
nsulh cine Shpnbeits 8sriterunssautalt
sssrunpet ip0rrer. O. Ssritsbi itp Don lelbit,
cap nur psib!idpe Sfpnbsit Bemetnt 1T, ca
pds tartere reer raubere Weid'ledt I'M VII
seus,psn aui Sh6nbsli fetnel Gnipru6
maht. lie @runeiose pieiss neuenGilbliiIr,
menie 1T iplsenpe: Seee3 tlblhe Maedsn
unp isre taoldr 5rdu tmn iid far einr be-
Gcbias Sunne pcrlibtrn. 60 lanae lie
blcibsn, mlNen &c iepes Sabr bic gcl,fe
pranlts bssabtrn; iptair lic dter eurh
tc.t prer pfu 3abu Ger .3eit ibre 2h0ntcit
ocrliersn, 70 eds cte 8critterte ielbh su pro-
tnfca frtldrt, fie lst ntht metr bubih, icn-
cern tiriih, pann erbdlt iie bic perli6erts
Sumue ausse ,ablt, u. els NIT Scht; penn
cine iolde g,clpirasrtldruns pcn einer
@ttaltepe ees itbnsn Tsistlststs 1T an unt
fur Fh cine ttrctits 5blt uas Ssrptent Gin,
sldn,tnre gelcbnuns. Die neue @sriihei
runss @eIiIi6ait bcfi sian,snN @tl6dit
tu MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Mag ietn 49, &thfcr Slprcr ilsfe, tie
lGltalten Gltentrn, biz er ie tudbreuo lclnrr
prdrs ais 9lppotIt arpdbE bdf:t, fpdrcn Gin
Wapdcn bus betrdIbsn ippltc, enc SSrdu, otc
lib ibetren lIlln pOu!r, une cine nIte Sunl
trau, bic nthi muGlc, mas tie mnltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Wdrrti H.-Ite GcltgBebunB rrn Weu
Snp UIss IN GulnalWn. no eer Mcrcper-
luh auf ylinj alfrep Ssmaht puree, bat
liGb turd, rlcle 1bat 5ur aunegsbunN elmer
Dtrrudlrn grglltIt osrleiten lallea. Sic Sat
etne gia pallirt. ppeurh Ger llIgeber ir9cne
rmcs @pridlags fiir etne Gremuna ppn
en9lanc nit lebrnsldn9l n9llherWeldn8nibtra
becrrtt ipirc, unp Gin anesrc, 0tfrg, mceurh
cine @rfdnSnibltrdie ppn 5lrei Satrch duf
eaS &ertrehen aricgt ipire, 'i6 ju tpel9ern,
aur bic Wstancbeit per GDnlgm gu trntcn.
@tdn liebt, Dap es duf her une enigesen8elsg'
ten Seue Der erpe etenio gut Ndrrcn 9iebt,
ipie bel uns. n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-02

Stadts- Ausltelluna,-- Ole l6,
Sdats &uSlirnun9 ppn Sntidnd beginnt IN
Snhtanapclts beuc, ben 20. Sunt, une cau-
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IHE DEs iAE0FssgOsE EPETENE.


Josephine interests everybody, and
we gladly give our readers the following
from ! a correspondent , of the Knicker.
booker Magazine: =
The history of Napoleon is yet to be
written, and by al American. The
,s3 world has been amused with fables of
TINS man of destiny, which have been
reaosaa ,ansm,t,sd ted as heirlooms until they have
oe sEaea FL nln who now sits on the throne
saha ''aee' s and is pleased with the title
'he as, man Of destiny" '''''
, MS though favorite idea with every
class class OF trenchmen, undoubtedIv div every avery
from the story ofJosephine and th,, arose
her attachment to Napoleon nv Tto5 rntoush
her simple story is smoothed IN a. hoassn
brilliant one of her husband, vet e.i i 'nole 10
well known long before NapoiIeon's : .as "a
hlters M e claimed for him the great destiny
De finally accomplished it was a com.
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and there may be reactions in the inter,
est OF liberty and justice. Ia such a
contingency tie revolutionary party j.
really the i"trogrrssive party, and tho
reActIonaEy party is, really, the libcryl
party. A. this moment the Republican
party IS I'll" patty Of d"spotism, Of tytan-
n.y. OF abso!At'sln, Of letrc gre~sion aud
tho Democrat;c party is the patty Of IL.
berty, "2d INV and progress In such
contest the li5era ism ar tie con54r-
yatlSm Of the cornrry go hand in hand
Ihey have united for tic Purpose Of
prcserN ing thos9 institutioLs which are
the true basis Of civiliz;tio and eu-
lightened progress.
For tie "oEser'ati> os to stand aloof
t.om tive contest because tro Democrats
refuse to surrender th"i1 na.ao and to
abdicate their organization, would he
quite IS absurd as the Trcyerbially hcpe-
less effort to bite off tie nose in order to
spite tCe face. The Mississippi conven-
tlon' following the example O.. Louisiana
has shown a just appreciation Of these
truths, anI Las wisely deferred to rne
ex1sencies ofthe situation. Whatever
divisions may have existed in the n.st
whatever differences may ;,ris, in the
future--it is certain that tl.e onlv nrac-
teal divisions anl differences It nrrsent
are those which serorato tie Repul.i-
can party from the D, nocsat:c nartv
between these w must cEoos, Tip
people of the South will, louh,]ors
make their choice wisely a2d wrl!.-N
O. Crescent. l
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L arlOr 2 EE"etingS.

For two evenings past there have beer
meetings at ParlcrP St. Charles Uolc]
t1r the ostensiblc purpose of organizing
an effective opposition to Ra >!ical misrulS
! We were the first to recommend suc' :
move, and when it was finally resolved
upon, we hailed it as one Of our happy au
gury. But we must say tAat the course
pursued thus lar in tie promises has ly
no means given general satisfaction. In
stead Of halmonlzing and comb"iDg the
various elements Of apposit,on which
could have been brought together to as.
sist in breaking the CLAIM Of Radca' usur-
patton, q few gentlemen, whose political
opinions run in the same grove, managed
to get themselves appoirted a committee
of five Oh Friday evening to nominate a
State Central Executive Committee for
the Democratic party in Louisiana. This
committee was to consist of twenty-five
persons, but when the five gentlemen sub
mltted their report, it was found 10 en-
brace the names of no less than seventy.
Now, we respectfully submit that though
this list contains the names of many res
pectable and energetic citizens, vet some of
our truest patriots and most worthy gentle
men have been overlooked The State
OF Louisiana is not yet SO poor in politi-
c'l resources and strategy as to be salts
&d with such plan of nominating a
trail Executive Committee. This
entlemen who have undertaken to
Re wires from Parlor p, may vet
their cost. What the city and
ted was a combination Of con-
ts-no matter by what name
keviously been callcd-a con-
Apization, free from all par
e in which every man
" and order, in opposi-
could stand shoulder
feet such a combina-
Apathies, and even
e should have been
ted. Old politi-
gave been asso-
hes, triumpils
Asumed, for
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CONSERVATISM AND ncvror
ksACY,

We are glad TO see that the conuo,,
slon IL OF conservatives which recently met
at jackson, Miss. resolved to assi,me l1e' +ha
aI nIlne OF the Democratic party, and to
any Itself with that organization, # ia
rpsnts n,1e '"0temenf and a. will lead to good